Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-23
Woodstock Business Cards
BOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS.

To make the appended quotations Of value
alike to buyer and seller, the resume Of the
market, prefaclng the quotations, should be
carefully read. In market OF this charac-
ter 1t is impossible TO give prices for every
general tendency Of trade, sufficiently ac-
Curate quotations will be given on which
dealers can safely base their transactions
Flour is dull and weak with spring
patents lower. Oats are very 1irm
while there is a rather strong tone to
hey ~s.a st-ar-. pnrly provisions are
unchanged except lard which shows a
slight price decline. Beef is firm but
other fresh meats dun and NSsV-
There is a firm market on beans but 1t
is rather dull Fruits and vegetables
are slightly easier.
FLOUR.-Mill shipments, spring pat
ents S5@5.40, spring clears $315@3.9O,
winter patents $43O0450, winter
straights $4lO@43O, winter clears
$3.90Q41O, Kansas patents $4.5OQ
4.S5.
OATS.-On spot, No. clipped white
Csc, No. 2, 63c, No 8, 62C, rejected white
60c; to ship from the west S6 to 80
lbs clipped white 60 1-2@61c, SO to 40
lbs 60 1-2@61c, fancy, 40 to AZ lbs, 65c.
rejected &c, new, 36 to 38 Tbs, all Au-
gust 53954c, September 51@52c.
CORNMEAL, OATMEAL, ETC
Cornmeal $12S@1.9O bag, granulated
cornmeal $3.45 Dbl, bolted $3.50; oat-
meal, rolled $5.25@5.5O bbl, cut and
ground $5.75@6 bbl; rye -four $4.359
$40 bbl; graham flour $3.75@4 Dbl.
MILLFEED.-To ship from the west,
sack spring bran 75@24.25, winter
bran $24024.5O, middlings $25.50Q265O.
mixed feed $25@275O, red dog $3.50
2975, cottonseed meal $3.50, linseed
meal, old process, $3.50.
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay, choice
s25, No. l $23Q24, No. 2 $2O@21, No.
8 $19; straw, rye $13@14, oat $40.
PROVISIONS.-Hea backs $1925,
medium short cuts $3.50, heavy cuts
S1925, medium short cuts $3.50, long
cuts SPOTS, lean ends $22.75@23,75, bean
pork $15016, loose salt pork 10 1-Sc,
corned shoulder Use, smoked shoul-
ders 1Oc, fresh shoulders 10 1-2c, fresh
ribs II 1-4@14 1-2c, pressed cooked
meat 12015 1-2c, skinned hams IA lag
l5c, regular and small hams 13 3-4@
16 lac, boiled hams 81 12c, bacon 149
20 1-4c, brisket II lac, bologna &c,
frankfurts 8 3-4@10 3-4c, fresh sau-
sages 11@14 1-2c sausage meat 3-4c.
tongues $21.5O Dbl, raw leaf lard 10 lac.
rendered leaf lard in bulk II lac, In
pals 12 7-S@13 1-Sc, pure leaf lard In
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FRESH MEATS.-Beef, choice 10 1-2
911c, good S1-2@9 lac, headquarters,
choice 1903 1-2c, common to good 10
412c forequarters, choice SOS 1-2c.
common to good 7@7 l-2c; mutton, ex-
ira western &c, common to good &c,
yearlings, good to choice western 10
lOc; lambs, western fall and winter 9@
11c northern and eastern spring 100
13 1-2c, western spring 12Q13c; veal,
choice eastern 11@12c, fair to good so
1Oc, common 7QSc.
DRESSED POULTRY. .-Northern
and eastern fowls, choice 16c, common
to good 14@15c, green ducks 15Q1Gc,
nearby broiler chickens 20Q22c, pig
cons 75cQ125 doz, squads $2@2.25
doz; ice-packed turkeys 14@15c; fowls,
choice Is 1-2c, common to good 13@14e,
broller chickens 17@18c, old cocks
10 1-2Ql1c, western frozen turkeys,
choice 16018c, fair to good 14915c;
chickens, soft roasting 16Q17c, fair
to good 12@15c.
LIVE POULTRY. Fowls 13 1-2@14c,
spring chickens 15@1Gc, roosters sc.
BEANS.-Choice hand-picked pea
$175@1.SO, screened $155@1.65, second
$140@1.50, choice hand-picked medium
$165, small white California $2.25,
choice hand picked yellow eyes 1880
100, common to good $1.60@1.70, red
kidneys $2.3OQ24O.
FRUITS.-Apples, native early va
rieties 1904 Dbl, Williams S2@3, York
State Astrachans $2.50@3.5O, box fruit
$1@1.75, Jersey green $1.25@1.50 bskt;
berries, blackberries 15@1Sc qt., blue
berries 10@14c qt, raspberries lac pint;
cantaloupes, Norfolk $2.5O@3 crate,
Maryland gems $3.50 crate, North Car
olina $4,000, Arizona pony crates
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North Carolina Delawares 1926 crate;
grapefruit, California $4@5 box; lem
ons, foreign $6@7 box; oranges, Cali
fornia, late Valencias $500 box, Medi-
terranean sweets $4@S5, st. Michaels
$5Q5.50; peaches, California $1.75@
2,25 box, Georgia $4@5 carrier; pears,
California $425Q4.75 box; pineapples,
Florida smooth cayenne Sc; plums,
California $l75@2.75 4-bskt crate;
watermelons, as to size and quality 20
64Oc apiece.
POTATOES $275@3 Dbl,
Norfolk and eastern shore $2.50@275;
sweet potatoes, North Carolina $40
A50 Dbl.
VEGETABLES- beans, ma
tive green 5Oc@$1 bu, wax soc bu, shell
beans $3.50 bu, cabbages $1Q125 Dbl,
cucumbers, hothouse 5OcQ$2 box, let
tuce 35Q50c box, romaine SOC doz, es-
Carolle 75c@$1 doz, chicory 5O@75c doz,
mint 40c doz, watercress 4Oc doz, par
sley IL l-2c bu onions, native sets $1@
l.15 bu, new southern $1@125 bskt,
spinach, small crates 9Oe@$1, large
crates S25O0275, leeks 75c dog;
squashes, native summer 1@2c apiece,
southern marrow $1@125 crate; toma-
toes, native $1.5O@25O bu, hothouse
9lOc 10, Jersey and Maryland 75@s5c
crate; turnips, yellow $1.75 Dbl, bunch
white 25c doz; beets SOC bu; bunch
beets zoe doz; carrots 75c4s1 bu,
bunch carrots 2bc doZ. green corn 7bcm
k1.25 box, egg-plants $3.50 crate, bunch
parsnlps 5O075c doz, peas $101.25 bu,
peppers $lQ1.50 crate, raddishes 400
SOC box, rhubarb 60c box, spinach 500
bu, celery, native $1.25@1.50 bu box,
western 50075c bunch; okra SO crate,
mushrooms $1.5OQ2 so bskt, caulIfow-
ers S1.75 doz.
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