Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-04-27


market prefaclug the quotations, should be
carefully read In a market OF this charac'
ter lt Is Impossible to give prices for every
general tendency OF trade, sufficiently ac'
curate quotations will be given on which
SeaIers can safely base their transactions
The continued cold weather has done
much injury to fruits and vegetables
and this is reflected in high prices gen.
orally. There is not much change In
the dairy markets. Fancy fresh cream
cry butter is scarce and very firm and
the under grades. though fairly plen-
ty, are moving well at good prices.
Receipts of eggs continue large, but
the market Is steady under outside
adyices. In the lack of large supplies
of cheese prices are fairly steady.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa
tents $4.40@4SO, spring clears, $3.25
@3.G0, winter patents $395@435, win.
ter straights $37O@4, winter clears
$3.4O@$3.70, Kansas patents $4,000
435.
BUTTER-CreameTy, extra Vermont
and New Hampshire 32@32 12c, north
ern New York 32c, western 32c, cream
cry firsts northern 29@31c, western 29
aisle. eastern creamery best marks, 30
@3lc, fair to good 27@29c, storage
creamery extra 30c, hrsts 26@2Sc,
dairy fancy 2S@29c, common TO good
20@27C western imitation creamery
23@2Gc, western ladle 20@21 1-2c,
packing stock 1S@2lc, renovated but
ter 2l@24c, box print butter 19@32c.
CHEESE-New York twins fancy
II l-2@14 3-4c, fair to good 13@14c,
Vermont twins fancy IA 1-4@14 1-2c,
fair to good 13@14c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery 20c, eastern
extras 19c, common to good 1701Sc,
fancy western II 1-2@1Sc, choice
II 1-2c, fair to good lie, western dir.
ties 15@15 1-2c.
PROVISIONS-Heavy backs $3.50.
medinum backs $1S.75, heavy short
cuts $3.50, medium short cuts $1875,
long cuts $21.25, lean ends $24Q245O,
bean pork $16@165O, loose salt pork
10 1-2c, Corned shoulder 10 1-2c,
smoked shoulders 10 1-Sc, fresh shoul-
ders 10 34c, fresh ribs 13 3-4@14c,
skinned hams Is 1-4@15 Sac, regular
and small hams IA 1-2015 3-4c, boiled
hams 81 1-4M21 3-4s, bacon IA 3-40
90 1-4c, briskets II 1-2c, bologna Sc,
franlfurts 9 1000 3-4c, fresh sau-
Sages II 1-4915c, sausage meat Sc
tongues $2l50 Dbl, raw leaf lard
10 l-2c, rendered lard in bulk II 7-Sc.
In % 1or ri In
bulk 10 3-Sc, in pals II 1901 3-Sc.
country dressed hogs 8@S lac.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice SD
s S-4c, good Gar Sac, hindquarters.
choice, 10 1-4@1O Sac, common to good
7@l0C, fOrequarters choice Lao
6 3-4c, common TO good 4 1905 1-2c;
mutton, extra western 961Oc, common
20 good case, yearlings, good to choice.
eastern T9l0c, western S010c, lamb,
western 10@13c; veal. choice eastern
II 1-2@12 1-2c, fair to good 10@11c,
common 7@9c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
norther and eastern fowls, choice 1Gc,
common to good 14@15c, nearby brOiI-
ers 32@S5c. pigeons 75c@$l.5O doz,
turkeys 14615c, fowls, choice IA 1-2c,
common to good 13@14c, old cocks 10
@l0 Ice, frozen turkeys, choice 160
1Sc, good 14@15c: Gapons 16@17c;
chickens, soft roasting, 15@16c, fair
TO good 12@14c, fancy broilers $50
22c;fowls. choice 13 1-2614c, common
10 good 12@13c.
roOsters Sc
BEANS-Choice handpicked pea
$1.45, screened $13O@1.4O, second $1.20
@1.3O, choice handpicked medium
$1.45, small white California $2.25,
choice handpiclled yellow eyes $175@
1856, common to good $16O@1.70, red
kidneys $2.156225
FRUlTS-Apples. kings $25O@S.50
bbl, Ben Davis, western $3@3.5O, east
ern S2@275, northern spies $2509
$50, No. Baldwins, fresh arrivals
S2.5O@325, cold storage lots S3@350.
mixed Baldwins $2.25@275, No. 2 Bald
wins $1.5O@2 greetings, fresh arriv-
ais S2.62.50, cold storage lots $263,
nodheads seas, No. l russets $2.5OO
3, No. ? russets $15O@1.75, box fruit
50c@$L25; cranberries, Cape Cod $3.50
@l0 bbl and $39S5O crate; oranges,
Florida best 1904 box, ordinary SEQ
$50, navels $3@475 bloods $175@2
half box. Califoria tangerines 50 500
half box.
POTATOES - Aroostook. Green
mountains 5O@53c bu, Hebrons $50
sweet potatoes, Vinelands $3@3.5O bbl,
Jerseys $22592.75, baskets $1@1.5O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., CalifOr-
mia $6912 doz punches, Charleston IS
as; beets 6O675c bu, bunch beets
$1.50d2 doZ; cabbages, native drum.
head $125@150 Dbl, new southern
s175G2 crate: carrots 5O6S5c bu:
bunch carrots 25Q75c doz; celery,
white $1.50@2 doz, paschal $S64;
cucumbers native hothouse $S@7 box,
Florida $25O@3 crate; dandellons S1@
125 bu; kale 75c9$l Dbl; spinach S1.E0
61.75 bbl; beet greens 50@6Oc bu; egg
plants 81 crate; oyster plants $1.5062
doz; lettuce 50c@SL25. doz; romaine 81
6125; escarolle 75c@S1; chicory 75c@
ST. mint T5c doz bunches; watercress
G0675c doz punches; parsley S125@
$50 bu: onions, native $1.25@1.50 bu,
Texas &2d225 crate, Spanish $225@
$50 crate: Bermudas $262.25, Egyp-
tian $3.50 bag; leeks 81 doz bunches
parsnips 75c6$1 bu; peas, southern 80
m3 basket; peppers $4 crate; radishes
Sl50d2 box; rhubarb. native hothouse
6@7c lb, Chicago $3.50 box; squashes,
marrow $l.5O62 bbl Hubbard $1,000
ton; string beans, green $3.50@450
basket. wax SS.5O@45O; tomatoes, ma
tive hothouse 4Od50c lb, southern So
@3.5O crate turnips. yellow S1.25 bbl,
French white 5Od75c bag. white egg
and flats 5O675c bu; artichokes $3.50
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