Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-03

general tendency Of trade, sufficiently ac.
Curate quotations will be given on which
iSealers can safely base their transactions
Little change can be noted In the
-four market, the general tone being
quiet and easy. Prices on pork prod
ucts have been advanced but no mate
rial change has been made The pro.
,uuCe men report good business tor
the time of year and quotations are
normal. The recent drop in but
and, as receipts are heavy, the mar.
'ket remains weak Buyers appar-
emily believe that the bottom has not
yet been reached, for they are taking
hold very sparingly. Cheese is quiet.
Eggs continue very firm.
FLOUR-Mill shipments spring
patents $5.3O@5.GO, spring clears
S.5O@42O, winter patents $4,000
49O, winter straights $4.5OQ475, win.
ter clears $4.25QA5O. Kansas pat.
ents $475@5.
BUTTER-Creamery extras, Yer
mont and New Hampshire 25 1-2@26c,
northern New York 25 1-2@2Gc, west.
ern 25026c, flrsts, northern 24@25G,
western 24Q25c; eastern creamery,
best marks 25c, fair to good 24c;
dairy, fancy 24025c, common to good
20Q23 1-2c; western imitation cream.
cry 20022c; western ladies 19Q21c;
packing stock 1SQ19c, renovated but
ter 2O@22c; boxes and prints 200
26 1-2C.
CHEESE-New York twins, fancy
1903 1-4c, fair to good II 1-2@
12 1-2c; Vermont twins, fancy 13c,
fair to good IL 1902 1-2c.
e. EGGS-Fancy hennery 27c, eastern,
fancy 23Q24c, common to good 1870
2Oc, York state 19@21c, western fan.
cy 17@17 1-2c, choice Is 1906 1-2c,
common to good 141-2@15c, dlrties
11@12c.
PROVISIONS-Heavy backs $3.50,
medium backs $17.75, heavy short
cuts $3.50, medium short cuts Sits,
long cuts $2050, lean ends $23Q24;,
bean pork $15.25@15.75, loose salt
pork 10c, corned shoulders 9 7-8c,
smoked shoulders 1Oc, fresh shoul-,
ders 10 1-2c, fresh ribs 13 Ia
@13 1-2c; pressed cooked meat 100
Is 1-2c.. skinned hams IA 1-2@15 1-2c.
regular and small hams 13 S-4016
lac boiled hams 21@21 1-2c, bacon
l4Q20 l.4c, briskets II $50, bologna
Sc, frankfurts S-4@1O 3-4c, fresh
sausages 11@14 1-2c, sausage meat
Sac; tongues $21.5O bbl; raw leaf
lard 10 lac, pure lard, in
bulk 10 7,Sc, in pals IL 5-S@11 7-8c.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice,
9 1-401O l-2c, good 1909 lac, hind
quarters, choice 12 1-2@13c, COM
mon to good 1O@12c, forequarters,
choice SC, common to good TOT 1-2c;
mutton, extra western 9Q9 1-2c. COM
mon to good SC, yearlings, good to
choice western 6@9c; lambs, western
fall and winter 9Q10c, northern and
eastern spring u 1-2c, western spring
.10Q12 1-c; veals, choice eastern 100
IL 1-2c, fair to good 10Q11c, common
S@9c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
northern and eastern fowl, choice is
1-2@l6c, common to good 14@15c,Y
nearby broilers 20922c; pigeons 75c
@$1.50 doz, squads $292.25 doz;
western ice-packed turkeys 14Q15c;
fowls choice IA 1-2c, common to good
12 1908 1-2c, broilers 17Q1Sc, old
cocks 1O0l0 1-2c; western frozen tur-
keys, choice 16@1Sc, fair to good IA
@15c; chickens, soft roasting 16Q17c,
fair to good 12@15c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls Is 1-29
lac, roosters &c.
BEANS-Cholce and hand-picked
pea $1.70, screened $155Q1.65, Sec
ond S1.4OQ1.50, choice hand-picked
medium $1.60, small white California
$2.25, choice hand-picked yellow eyes
$1.90, common to good $1:6041.70,
red kidneys $2.S5@2.45.
FRUITS-Apples, Norfolk green
$191.50 basket Delaware $191.75
basket, blackberries 11Q17c quart,
blueberries 16Q20c quart, gooseber-
ries 9@11c quart, raspberries 6@7c
cup and 10@12c pint, strawberries
12@1Sc quart; canteloupes, North
Carolina $2.25 crate, Arizona, pony
crates SO, standard crates "a, Califor-
MIA, pony crates SO, standard crates
$3.50; currants, native 12c quart,
York state 10@12c; cherries, native
10@15c pound; grapefruit, California
1904 box; lemons, foreign $69750
box, California $450Q5.50; oranges,
California, late Valencias S596.50 box,
Mediterranean sweets $495, st. MI
chaels $505.5O; peaches, California;
boxes $1@150, 4-basket crates $2.50J
Georgia $2.50@3 carrier; pears, Cali
ifornia $3.50@4 box; pineapples, Flor
ida smooth cayenne s5@6.50 case;
plums. California $1.75G2.75 4.basket
crate; watermelons as to size and,
quality 25Q40c apiece.
POTATOES-Norfolk and eastern
shore $225025O bbl; sweet potatoes,
North Carolina $4Q450 crate.
NEGETABLES-String beans, ma.
tive, green BOc9$1 bu, wax soc bu;
cucumbers, hothouse $1.5O@2.5O box,
Norfolk 75c6$125 basket; cabbages
76cQ$1 Dbl, lettuce 25c box, romainei
soc doz, escarolle 75cQ$1 doz, chie-l
ory 50@75c doz, watercress, 40c doz,I
mint 25c doz, onions, native sets 81
bu, new southern $15061.75 basket
Egyptian $35O@3.75 bag, Spanish 50
93.25 crate, leeks 75c doz; squashes, !,
native summer 597c apiece, southern,
marrow $3.50 crate; tomatoes, hotI
house 15Q20c ID, Norfolk 81 crater !
turnips, yellow $1.75 Dbl, bunch white
25c doz; beets soc bu, bunch beetsi
zoe doz; carrots $1.75@2bu, bunch carl
rots 25c doz; bunch parsnips @1.50I
doz, green corn, $3.50 box, eggplantsi
81 crate, peas So bu, peppers $3.50
crate, radlshes 75c box, rhubRrb 600
box, spinach soc bu, celery 26c@$1
bunch, okra 50 crate, mushrooms $3.50
Q2.50 basket, caulilowers 50 doz.
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