Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-03-09
Woodstock Business Cards
DIR. r. r. JEWETT'S
DENTAL ROOMS
BOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING
Flrst-olass work. Prices moderate.
once and residence, Barker House."
Pnst end of the Park,


To make the appended quotations of value
alike to buyer and seller, the resume OF the
market, prefacing the quotations, shOulu %
carefully read. In market OF this charac-
Ter IL IS impossible to give prices for every
general tendency of trade, suflcently ac-
Curate quotations will be given on which
dealers can safely base their transactions
The wholesalers are very happy just
at present, as the continued cold wealth
er has created a big boom in trade
with plenty of stock on hand and fair
prices still holding. The goods have
been coming along in better condition
than ever BEFORE in consequence OF
which little loss has been sustained.
Pork provisions continue steady with
very little change in quotations. But
ter and cheese are very firm. Receipts
of eggs are light and the market is
well cleaned up and firm.
FLOUR.-Mill shipments spring pat
ents $4.50@480, spring clears $3.50
$3.50, winter patents S3.9O@4.15, winter
straights $3.65@3.S5, winter clears 1886
Q365, Kansas patents $390@425.
BUTTER extra Vermont
and New Hampshire S2c, northern New
York 32c, western 32c, creamery flrsts,
northern 29@31c, western 29@31c,
creamery seconds 25@28c, thirds 200
23c, eastern creamery, best marks 800
sic, fair to good 27@29c, storage cream
cry extra 30@31c, firsts 26@2Sc, dairy
fancy 27c, common to good 20026c,
western imitation creamery 23Q25c,
western ladle 2O@22c, packing stock
1S@20c, renovated butter 21@24c, box
and print butter 19@S3c.
CHEESE.-New York twins, fancy
IA 1-2@14 3-4c, fair to good 13@14c,
Vermont twins, fancy 14@14 1-2c, fair
TO good 1903 1-2c, Wisconsin twins
1903 1-2c.
EGGS.-Fancy hennery 3O@31c, east
ern extras 29QSOc, common to good 2S
@S6c fancy western 2Sc, choice &c,
fair to good 24@26c, western djrties II
02Oc.
PR0VISIONS.-Heav backs SPOTS,
medium backs $19.75, heavy short cuts
$20.75, medium short cuts $19.75, long
cuts $22, lean ends $24.25@24.75, bean
pork $16.75@17.25, loose salt pork
II 1-2c, corned shoulder 10 7-Sc, smoked
shoulders II 3-Sc, fresh shoulders
10 7-Sc, fresh ribs II 3-4@12c, pressed
cooked meat IL 3-4@14 1-2c, skinned
hams 16@16 1-2c, regular and small
hams IA 3-4@15 1-2c, boiled hams % ga
@23 lac, bacon IA 7-S919 1-2c, briskets
IL 7-Sc, bologna &c, frankfurts 1-2Q
10 3-4c, fresh sausage II 1-4@15c, sau-
sage meat SAC, tongues $21.50 Dbl,
raw leaf lard II 1-2c, rendered leaf lard,
in bulk 1S 3-4c, in pals 13 1904 S-4c,
pure leaf in bulk II lac, in pals 100
II 1-2c, country dressed hogs 8 $4,000.
FRESH MEATS.-Beef, choice so
S 1-2c, good COZ 3-4c, hindquarters
choice 10 1-4@1O 3-4c common to good
7@10c, forequarters choice 6@6 lac,
common to good 1905 1-2c, mutton
extra western &c, common to good 5Q
&c, yearlings good to choice eastern
@8c, western 5@Sc, spring lamb, east
ern choice 1Oc, common to good 8@9c,
western 8@10 1-2c; veal, choice eastern
11@12c, fair to good 9Q10c, common
7@Sc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
northern and eastern fowls, choice 15c,
common to good 12@14c; chickens,
choice large 16@1Sc, mixed sizes 800
l5c; chickens, nearby broilers, choice
Sl-2 to lbs pair 3O@32c lb; pigeons
5OQs125 per doz; squads $350@45O
doz; western dry packed turkeys, choice
lGQ17 1-2c, common to good 15@16c;
capons, fancy large Ice, mixed weights
14915c; chickens, choice large 100
lac, fair to good 11@13c; fowls, choice
large IL 1-2@13c, common to good 110
12c.
LIVE POULTRY.-FoWls 1908 1-2c,
spring chickens 12@13c, roosters &c.
BEANS-Choice hand-picked pea
$l5O0155, screened $1.SO01.4O, second
Sl.2OQ1.3O, choice hand-piclled medium
$l.55, small white California S225,
choice hand-picked yellow eyes $21O,
common to good $175@2, red kidneys
$2.3O@2.4O.
FRUIT-Apples, kings $2.5O035O,
northern spies $2@3, nodheads $2@3,
Ben Davis western $2@3, eastern $175
Q2, greetings $2025O, cold storage
lots $25O@S, Baldwins, No. /, $2@2.75,
cold storage lots $250@325, mixed
Baldwins Sl75@2.25, No. 2 Baldwins
Sl.5O@l.75, Talman Sweets S2@3, hox
stock 50c0$125; cranberries Cape Cod
$6.50@9 per Dbl, and $2.50@3 crate.
POTATOES.---AroO Green Mt.
5S060c bu. Hebron 53@55c; sweets,
Vineland $3,25@9.50 bbl, and $1@125
basket.
VEGETABL ES. Cabbage, drumhead
$l.50@1.75 bbl, savoy $3.50 bbl; string
beans, southern $35O@450 bskt., but
ter beans $5Q6 bskt, cucumbers $40l5
box, carrots S5c0S1 bu, parsnips SEQ
81 bu, lettuce 25@5Oc doz, romaine 81
doz escarolle 75c6$l doz, chicory 75c0
81 doz; onions, native $1.25@15O bu,
Cuban Bermudas SO crate, Spanish "a
crate, leeks 40c doz yellow turnips
$l.50@1.75 Dbl, French white S1O1 so
N bag, white eggs and flats 5O@75c bu;
radishes $3.50 box, southern spinach
1915 bbl, southern kale $1.5091. .75 bbl
hothouse dandelions $125@L5O bu ho.-
house beet greens 65@75c bu, beets COO
75c bu; squashes, marrow 50 Dbl, Hub
bard $3O@4O ton, peppers $5@7 crate,
egg plants $500 crate, oyster plants
Sl.25 doz; celery, white $1.5O02 doz,
paschal $2.50@3,5O doz, parsley Sips
bu, mint 75c doz, watercress 75c6$1
do2, hothouse tomatoes 5066Oc lb.
southern tomatoes $363.50 crate. Cali
fornia caulifiower 1904 crate, aru-
chokes $2@2.5O bu, hothouse rhubard 9
Csc ID.
Your Trua Onti,,t.,