Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-07-20

To make the appended quotations of value
alike to buyer and seller, the. resume Of thC
market, prefaclng the quotations, should bt
carefully read. In market Of this Charac
ter 1t is Impossible to give prices for every
day Of the week. Noting, however, th'
Curate quotations will be given on which
Nealers can safely base their transactions
The general tone Of the -four mar
ket is dull and easy. Pork products
continue steady and show but very
little change. The demand is also
steady on fresh meats Puttar &c -6rp
and tending higher In the local mar
ket. Receipts are light for this timt
OF the year and receivers are growing
less and less inclined to sell at go
Ing rates. The market is firm for fine
dairy butter. Cheese Is quiet, firm
and unchanged. Eggs free from the
eHects of the heat find a ready sale
at full quotations, but the market is
dull and easy on goods that are off in
that respect.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa
tents $5.4O@5.SO, spring clears $3.7O@
4.3O, winter patents $47O05, winter
straights $450Q4,SO, winter clears
4SO@450, Kansas patents $4.75@5.15
BUTTER-Creamery extras, Ver-
mont and New Hampshire 26 1-2@27c,
northern New York 2G 1.2c, western 26
Q26 1-2c, first northern "a 1-2@
rs 1-2c, western "a 1-2@25 1-2c, east
ern creamery, best marks Csc, fair to
good 23@24c, dairy, fancy 24c, common
to good 19@23c, western imitation
creamery 20@22c, western ladies' 800
zoe, packing stock 1SQI9c, renovated
butter 2OQ21c, boxes and prints 800
27c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery 24c, easteM
extras 20021c, common to good 1G@
17c, York state 1T@19c, western fan
cy 16 1-20l7c, choice 16c, common to
good IA 1-2@15c, western dirties 800
l3c.
PROVISIONIS-Heavy backs S1S75,
medium backs $1S, heavy short cuts
$1S.75, medium short cuts $1S, long
cuts $2050, lean ends $23@24, bean
pork $l5,50@16, loose salt pork 10 1-Sc,
Corned shoulders 1Oc, smoked shoul-
ders 10 1-Sc, fresh shoulders 10 1-2c,
fresh ribs 13 1-4@13 1-2c, pressed
cooked meat 12@15 1-2c, skinned
hams Is 1-4@15 Sac, regular and
small hams 14@16c, boiled hams 21@
21 1-2c, bacon IA $4,000 1-2c, briskets
II 3-Sc, bologna Sc, frankfurts 9 $40
10 SAC, fresh sausages, 11@14 1-2c,
sausage meat Z SAC, tongues $215O
Dbl, raw leaf lard 10 lac, rendered
leaf lard in bulk IL 3-4c, in pals
12 1-2@12 3-4c, pure lard in bulk
10 3Sc, in pals II 1901 S-Sc.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice 90
1Oc, good SOS 3-4c, hindquarters,
choice II 1-2@12c, common to good
10@1lc, forequarters, choice 7 1-2DSc,
common to good 1-2@7c; mutton,
western, extra 10c, common to good 8
@9c; yearlings, good to choice west
ern 601Oc; lambs, western fall and
winter 10@13c, northern and eastern
spring 13@16c, western spring 12@15c;
veals, choice eastern 11@12c, fair to
good 9@1Oc, common 7@Sc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
northern and eastern fowl, choice
Is 1-2016c, common to good 14@f5c,
nearby broilers 25@27c, pigeons 75c@
$3.50 doz, squads $202.25 doz, western
ice-packed turkeys 14015c; fowls,
choice lac, common to good 12@13c,
broilers 20@23c, old cocks 10 1-2c;
frozen turkeys, choice 16@1Sc, good
14015c; chickens, soft roasters 16@
17c, fair to good 12@15c.
BEANS-Choice handpiCked pea
$1.7O, screened $1.55Q1.65, second $1.4O
Q1.5O, choice handpicked medium
$1.6O, small white California $2.25,
choice handpicked yellow eyes $1.9O,
common to good $1.6O@17O, red kid
neys $2.45@255.
FRUITS-Apples, northern spies S.
@7 bbl, No. russets S6@7, Tasmania
fruit $2.5O03 box other box fruit $3.50
@2; apricots, California $1.75@2.25 A.
basket crate; berries, blackberries 10
@17c qt, blueberries 16@20c at, goose
berries 9@11c qt, raspberries, cups &c,
pints 12@14c, Strawberries S015c at;
canteloupes, Florida $1.75@2 crate,
Georgia $2.5003, California pony
crates $3.50, standard crates $3.50;
currants $S0l0c at; grapefruit, Califor-
mia 1905 box; lemons, foreign $50
T.50 box, California $4.50@5.50; or
anges, navels $3.5O@5 box, bloods 1925
@2.50 half box, late Valencias $5Q5.50
box, Mediterranean sweets $3.500
4.5O, st. Michaels $4Q5, Sorrentos $3.50
"a; peaches, California $175Q2.25
box, Georgia $3@35O carrier; pineap-
pies, Florida smooth cayenne $5@5.50
case; plums, California $1750275 A.
basket crate; watermelons, Georgia
3O@5Oc apiece
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Green Noun
tains 35Q40c bu, Dakota reds 25@3Oc,
Bliss 25430c, new southern stock $l.75
Q2.5O Dbl; sweet potatoes, North Caro-
line $4@4.5O crate.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beans, native
green $3.50 bu, native wax $3.50 bu,
southern green $1@1.5O basket, south
ern wax S1.50G2 basket; cucumbers,
hothouse Sl5O62 box, Norfolk 75c@
$L25 basket, spinach 35c bu, lettuce 10
Ql5c box, romaine soc doz, escarole
75cdSl doz, chicory 5O@75c doz, wa
tercress 40c doz, mint 15c doz, pars-
ley 25c bu, cabbages, native $125 Dbl,
Long Island $1.25 Dbl, Baltimore $1@
125 crate, onions, Egyptian $4,000
bag, leeks 81 doz, rhubarb 60c box,
squashes, southern marrow 50 crate,
summer 81 crate, tomatoes, hothouse
15c lb, Norfolk $2@2.5O crate, Missis-
sipi $1.S5 crate, turnips, yellow $40
2,5O Dbl, French white 50c@$1 bag.
white bunch 25c doz, bunch beets 200