Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-04-20

TO make the appended quotations of yalu
alike to buyer and seller, the resume OF tn,
market, prefacing the quotations, should bI
carefully read. In a market OF this charac
ter 1t Is impossible to give prices for ever!
day OF the week. Noting, however, th'
curate quotations will be given on whlcl
Sealera can safely base their transactions
The demand Is steady for flour
beef and poultry while lamb and yea
show a rather easier tone. White
potatoes also are rather easier as ar,
most fruits excepting apples which re
main steady but quiet. Butter is firm
but dealers predict price decline IL
few days. The cheese market show
no apparent weakness although prices
have dropped triie Western egg
are frmer but other quotations are un
changed.
FLOUR.-Mill shipments, spring pat
ents $4.S5@470, spring clears $3.25d
$3.50, winter patents $3S504.15, winter
straights. $3.60@3,S0, winter clears
$S.3O@3.60, Kansas patents $SS5@
425.
BUTTER.-Creamery extra Vermont
and New Hampshire 3l@3l 1-2c, north.
ern New York Bic, western SIC, cream
cry firsts northern 2S@3Oc, western ESQ
soc, eastern creamery best marks 29@
SOC, fair to good 2662Sc, storage cream
cry extra 30c, firsts 2602Sc, dairy fancy
2Sc, common to good 26@27c, western
Imitation creamery 23@26c, western
ladle 2OQ21 1-2c, packing stock 1870
2lc, renovated butter 21624c, box
print butter 19@31 1-2c
CHEESE.-New York twins fancy
41-2@14 34c, fair to good 13@14c,
Vermont twins fancy IA 1-4@14 1-2c,
fair to good 13@14c.
EGGS.-Fancy hennery zoe, eastern
extras l9c, common to good 1Sc, fancy
western lSQlS l-2c, choice 1Sc. fair
to good II l2c, western dirties Ice.
PROVlSIONS.-Heav backs $19.75,
medium backs $1S75, heavy short cuts
$l9.75, medium shot cuts $1S.75, long
cuts $2l.50, lean ends $24@2450 bean
pork $l6@l65O, loose salt pork 10 $50,
corned shoulders 10 1-2c, smoked shoul-
ders 10 S-Sc, fresh shoulders 10 3-4c,
fresh ribs 13 1-4@13 lie, pressed
cooked meats 12 1-4@14 1-2c, skinned
hams 10 1-2@16c, regular and small
hams IA l-2@15 1-2c, boiled hams q IA
@2l 3-4c, bacon II $4,000 l-4o, brisltets
IL 1-2c, bologna Sc, frankfurts 91-29
10 3-4c, fresh sausage IL l4@15c, sau-
sage meat Sc, tongues $215 bbl, raw
leaf lard 10 1-2c, rendered lard in bulk
IL 1-Sc, in pals IL 7-Sc, pure lard in
bulk 10 5-Sc, I'm pals IL 3-S@11 5-8c
country dressed hogs S1-4@S 1-2c.
FRESH MEATS.-Beef, choice Z ga
QS 1-2c, good 6Gl7 3-4c, headquarters
choice 10@10 l-2c, common to good 10
10c, forequarters choice 6QG 1-2c, COM
mon to good 1-2@5 1-2c; mutton, eX-
ira western 9@9 1-2c, common to good
6QSc, yearlings, good to choice eastern
6@9c, western S99c; spring lamb,
eastern choice 11@12c; common to
good 9Q1Oc. western 9@12 1-2c; veal,
choice eastern 1l@12c, fair to good 90
10c, common 7@Sc.
DRESSED POULTRY. Fresh killed
northern and eastern fowls, choice Ice,
common to good 14@15c, nearby broil-
ers 32@35c, pigeons 75c@$1.50 doz,
squads $3@S5O doz; western ice-packed
turkeys 149l5c; fowls, choice
41-2c; common to good, 1S
Q14c; old cocks 1091O 1-2c, froz-
en- turkeys, choice 16@1Sc, good IA
@15c, capons 160l7c, chickens, soft
roasting 15@16c, fair to good 12@14c,
fancy bToilers 1SQ22c, fowls, choice
13 1-2Q14c, common to good 12@l9c.
LIVE POULTRY. Fowls IA 1-2Q15c,
roosters Sc.
BEANS.--Choice hand-picked pea
$1.45, screened $1.3O@1 40, second $l2O
@1.30, choice hand-picked medium
2l45, small white California $225
choice hand-picked yellow eyes $1.75
@1s5, common to good $16O@1.7O, red
Kidneys $215@225.
FRUITs.-Apples, kings $2.5O9350
Dbl, Ben Davis, western S2@3, western
$1,75Q2.5O. Northern Spies $2Q3, No.
] Baldwins, fresh arrivals $2@3, cold
storage lots $250Q350, mixed Baldwins
$2@2.50, No. 2 Baldwins $l.5O@l.75,
greetings, fresh arrivals $202.25, cold
storage lots $2Q3, nodheads $2Q3, No.
l russets $2@3, No. russets $l.25@
1.75, box fruit 50c@$125; cranberries,
Cape Cod $65OGlO bbl, and $303.5O
crate; lemons, foreign $4@5.50 box,
California $4@5 oranges, Florida best
1904 box, ordinary $2@250, navels $50
AIS; bloods $l.75@2, half-box, Cali
fornia tangerlnes $25O63, half box
POTAT0ES.--Aroo Green Mts.,
50652c bu; Hebrons 53655c, rose $50
55c, cobblers 55@5Sc, sweet potatoes,
vinelands, $3G3.5O Dbl, Jerseys $2.25@
2,75, baskets $1@150.
VEGETABLES .--Asparagus Califor-
mia $6410 do2 punches, Charleston $4
a.; beets 60475c bu, bunch beets $l.5O
az doz; cabbages, native drumhead
$1.25 Dbl, new southern $l.50@1.75
crate; carrots 5O@S5c bu, bunch carrots
25@75c doz; celery, white $1,50@2 doz;
Paschal $3@4; cucumbers, native hot
house $9.500S box, Florida S25O@3
crate; dandelions $1@1.25 bu, kale 75o
@$1 bbl; spinach $3.50 bbl beet green's
75c bu; egg plants 81 crate; oyster
plants $1,50G2 doz; escarolle 75cQ$1;
Chicory 75cG$l; mint 75c doz punches;
watercress 6OG75c doz bunches pars-
'NJ TA'@u@lsoV Dut bhlOuS, ylsGO
@s150 bu, Texas $2.50Q2.75 crate, Gu
ban $25062,75 crate, Spanish $3.50
ESQ crate, Bermudas $25093; leelIs 81
doz bunches; parsnips 75c@$1 bu peas,
southern $2QS basket; peppers 81
crate, radishes $150@2 box; rhubarb,
native hothouse 647c Id, Chicago $3.50
box; squashes, marrow $15062 Dbl,
Hubbard $1O@2O ton; string beans,
green $4.50@55O basket wax, $4.5O0
s; tomatoes. native hothouse 40450c
ID, southern $3635O crate; turnips,
yellow Sl.25 Dbl. French white 500
75c bag, white egg and fats 50@75c
bu ;artichokes $25063 bu: okra SS
crate.
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