Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-09-21
BOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS,

TO make the appended quotations Of value
alike to buyer and seller the resume OF the
market pretaclng the quotations, should be
carefully read. In market Of this charac.
yer 1t Is Impossible to give prices for every
day Of the week Noting, however, the
general tendency Of trade sufficiently ac.
Curatc quotations will be given on which
Oealers can safely base their transactions
Lower prices prevail in the -four
market, which Is duh and easy. There
has ben very little change during the
week in pork products except a slight
price advance III sAusases. All rrorb
meats are holding firm. Butter is
also firm, and moderately active. Full
quotations are demanded on cheese
because of light receipts and short
supply. The supply Of eggs is in
creasing, but fresh stock is short and
is held firm.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa.
tents S5.50@5.90, spring clears, $3.50
425, winter patents $460@5, winter
strai5hts $4.40Q475, winter clears,
$425@ Q4,50, Kansas patents S485@
$40
BUTTER-Creamery, extras, Yer.
mont and New Hampshire 2S 1-2Q29c,
northern New York 28 1-2@29c, west.
ern 2SQ29c, firsts, northern 26 1-2@
Q27 l-2c, western 26 L. OPT 1-2c;
eastern creamery, best marks, 27@27.
l-2c, fair to good 25Q26c; dairy, fancy
26Q27c, common to good 20@25c;
western imitation creamery 20@23c;
western ladies' 20Q22c; packing stock
l8W2Oc, renovated butter 20Q23c;
boxes and prints, 20Q23c.
CHEESE-New York twins, fancy
lac, fair to good 12Q13 1-2c Vermont
twin, fancy l3 3-4c, fair to good 800
l3 l-2c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery 31Q32c,
eastern extras 27Q2Sc, common to
good lSQ22c, York State 21Q24c,
western fancy 21@22c, choice 10000,
common to good l5@18c, dirties, 1870
l6C refrigerators 17@21c.
PROVISIONS-Heavy backs $19,
medium backs $18.25, heavy short cuts
$l9, medium short cuts $18.25, long
cuts $2O,50, lean ends $22.75@23.75,
bean pork $15.25Q1575, loose salt
pork 10 lac, shoulders, Corned 1-2c.
smoked 3-4t, fresh 10 1-2c, fresh
ribs Is l.4@15 l-2c, pressed cooked
meat l2Q15 1-2c, hams skinned 13 IA
Ql3 3-4c, regular and small 12 1-2@
10 3-4c, boiled 2O@2O l-2c, bacon IA So
020 lac, briskets II 1-Sc, bologna g.
1-2c, frankfurts 10 1-4@1l 1-2c, fresh
sausages II 1-2@14 1-2c, sausage meat
9 lac, tongues $21.5O bbl, raw leaf
lard 10 7-Sc. rendered leaf lard. in
bulk II 3-4c, in pals II 1-2012 3-4c,
pure lard, in bulk 10 S-4c, In pals IL.
1-2@ll 3-4c.
FRE5H MEATS-Beef, choice 9 1-2
Qllc good 1909 1-4c, hindquar.
ters, choice 1903 3-4c, common to
good l0Q12c, forequarters, choice SO
s l-2c, common to good z 1-2@8c;
mutton, extra western 8@9c, common
to good GQ7c, yearlings, good to
choice western 6@9c, lambs, western
fall and winter 1O@1lc, northern and
eastern spring 12@12 1-2c, western
spring II 12Q12c; veals, choice east.
ern II 1-2012 l-2c, fair to good go
10c, common 7@S
DRESSED OULTRY-Northern
and eastern fresh killed fowls, choice
l6c, common to good 14@15c, chickens
16G22c, green ducks 14@15c, nearby
broiler chickens 10000, pigeons 75c
Q$l50 doz, squads $2@2.25 doz; west
ern ice-packed turkeys 14@15c; fowls,
choice 15C, common to good 13014c;
broilcr chickens, fancy Ice, fair to
good lac l5c, roasters 13@17c, old
cocks 10 l-2@11c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls 1908 1-2c.
spring chikens lac, roosters SC.
FRUITS-Apples, Astrachans S175
Q2.75 bbl, Gravensteins $2.50@45O,
Williams $2@4, duchess $2.50@325,
maiden blush $25O@3, pippins SEQ
2,75, Porters $2Q2.5O, sweets $1,000
$50, box fruit $1@2; blueberries 100
lSc quart; cantaloupes, Jersey $1@1.-
25 crate, Colorado, standard crates
$1.75, pony crates $1.25, Oklahoma,
standard crates $1.50@I75, pony
crates $lQ125, Montreal melons $12
OILS basket; cranberries, Cape Cod,
barrels $79S, crates $2.5O@3; e pc,
fruit, California $G5O@7.50 OK:
grapes California 4-basket crates,
malagas $1!75Q225, tokays $275@3..
25, Thompson's seedless $1.5091.75,
York state, carriers, Delawares $3.50
Ql.7S, Niagaras $lQ l.50, Moore's $1@
l.25, Worden's $1Ql25, pony baskets, !
Moore's l5Ql6c, champions 12c;
lemons, foreign $3@G.5O box; oranges,
California late Vale"ci $4.50@6.50
box; peaches, Colorado $2.5O@275
box, California $l.75@225 box, Della.
ware $2Q2,50 basket, York state $3.50
az basket; pears, California $4@4.5O
box, native Clapps $1.50@2.25 bushel,
Bartletts $2@a5O bushel; plums, Cal
ifornia varlties S25O@325 4.basket
crate; watermelOns, as to size and
quality 1OQ2O apiece.
POTATOES-Jersey 75QS5c bu,
Aroostook 70@8Oc, sweet potatoes,
Norfolk and Eastern Shore, S2.254 |
275 bbl.
VEGETABLES-St String beans, green
$l.25ql.75 bu, wax $1.259175 bu;
shell beans 5O975c bu; lima beans,
common 75o bu, improved $1@1.50 bu;
cabbages. drumhead $3.50 bbl, savoy
%l,25 bbl red 81 box; cucumbers soc
gEl.5O box; lettuce 35@5Oc box; ro-
maine soc doz; escarolle 75c0$1 doz;
chicory 5O@75c doz; watercress 40c
uoz punches; mint soc; parsley 40c
bu; onions, native 81 bu; Spanish,
large crates $3.50, small crates 75@
S6c; leeks 4Oc doz lunches; squashes,
native summer 3@4c apiece, marrow
Sl01.25 bbl; pumpkins 81 box; toma.
toes, native red 5OcQS1.25 bu, green
65c bu; turnips, yellow $3.50 Dbl, white
75cGS1 bu; beets 75c@$1 box; car.
rots 81 bu; green corn 75c9$1 box;
eggplant Sl25@1.5O box; parsnips ST..
25 bu; peppers 81 box; radishes 30c
box; rhubarb soc box; spinach 40c
bu; celery 75c@$l box; mushrooms
81 5062.50 bsRt: okra SO crate: caulI.