Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-06-08

Ter II Is impossible to give prices for every
general tendency OF trade, sufficiently ac-
Curate quotations Will be given on which
Nealers can safely base their transactions
The flour market is dull but prices
are very firm. Southern vegetables
command a wide range according to
their condition. Light supply is re-
sponsible for a firm poultry market.
The butter market Is not as Arm as
1t has been, but prices are not quot
ably lower. Receipts of new cheese
continue to increase, and in the lack
OF a corresponding expanse in the de-
mand prices are no more than steady.
Old stock is scarce and firm Eggs
are In good supply, quiet and rather
easy.
FLOuR-Mill shipments, spring pa
tents, $5.60@6, spring clears $4,000
4.5O, winter patents $4SO@5.35, win
ter straights $46O@5.O5, winter clears
$425@4.75, Kansas patents 5000
$50.
BUTTER-Creamery, extra, Ver-
mont and New Hampshire 25c, north
ern New York Csc, western 25c,
creamery firsts, northern 24c, western
24c, eastern creamery, best marks 24c,
fair to good 22@23c, dairy fancy 23c,
common to good 19022c, western imi-
tation creamery 21@23c, ives ,srn la
dies 2O@2lc, packing stock 1S@19c,
renovated butter 21@22c, box and
print stock 1925 1-2c.
CHEESE-New York twins, fancy
old n 1-2@14 SAC, new II 1-2@13c
fair to good old 13Q14c, new 100
l2c; Vermont twins, fancy old IA lao
IA 1-2c, new 70 1-4@12 3-4c, fair to
good old l3@14c, new 1O@12c.
EGGS-Fancy hennSry zoe eastern
extras 19c, common to good 16@1Sc,
western fancy 1G 1-2c, choice Ice, COM
mon to good l5 1-2c, fresh.laid south
ern Is l-2c, western dirties 14@15c,
western storage packed 17c.
PROVlSIONS-Heavy backs $3.50,
medium backs $1S.75, heavy short cuts
$3.50, medium short cuts $1S75, long
cuts $2l25, lean ends $2350@2625,
bean pork $1G@1G.50, loose salt pork
10 1-2c, corned shoulders 10 lac,
smoked shoulders 10 3-Sc, fresh shoul-
ders 10 1-2c, fresh ribs II 3-4@l2c,
pressed cooked meat 12@14c skinned
hams 10 5-SQl6 1-Sc, regular. apd small
hams IA 1-2@16 lac, boiledfollmL. s 22@
% 1-2c, bacon IA $4,000 lac, brisk
cts II lac, bologna SO, frankfurts
l-2@l0 3-4c, fresh sausage, 10 3-4@
l5c sausage meat 3-4c, tongues $21.5O
bbl, raw leaf lard 10 3-4c, rendered
leaf in bulk 12 S-Sc, in pals 13 1870
lS 3-Sc, pure lard, In bulk 10 T-Sc, in
pals II 5-S@11 Use.
FRESH MIATS-Beef, choice so
s l-2c, good Z 1-4@Sc, hindquarters,
choice 10 1-4@lO 1-2c, common to good
901Oc, forequarters, choice lao
l-2c, common to good 1-2@6c; NUT
ton, extra western 10@11c, common
to good case, yearlings, good to
choice western 1O@12c; lambs, west
ern 13 1-2@15c; veal choice eastern
ll@l2c, fair to good 9@1Oc, common
763c
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Fresh killed
northern and eastern fowls, choice tic,
common to good 14@16c, nearby broil-
ers 3j@4Oc; pigeons 75c@$1.5O doz;
squads $20250 doz; western Ice
packed turkeys 14@15c; fowls, choice
10 1-2c, common to good 14@15c, old
cocks II 1-2c, frozen turkeys, choice
l6@lSc, good 14@15c, capons 16017c;
chickens, soft roasters 15@16c, fair
to good 12@14c, fancy broilers 1870
22c: fowls, choice 15c common to good
l3@14c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls IA 1-2@ |
15c, roosters Sc.
FRUITS-Apples, Ben Davis, eastern
$3.5O@4 Dbl, western $4.5O@5, north |
ern spies $4@5, No. l Baldwins fresh
arrivals $4@5 cold storage lots $50 |
$50, No. 2 Baldwins $25O@3, No 1 |
russets $4@5, No. 2 russets $25O03, |
boX fruit $1@150; grapefruit, Flor |
ida seas box, California $45005; |
lemons, foreign $4@5.5O box, Califor-
MIA &.5O@55O; peaches, Florida $3.50
@3 carrier; pineapples, Havana red
Spanish $3.5O@4 crate, Florida red |
Spanish $4,000; oranges, California,
navels $3.25@5 box, bloods S1.750 |
2.25 half-boX, Mediterranean sweets SO |
@4.5O box, st. MichaePs $35O@4.5O |
box, Sorrentos $32503.75 box; straw
berries, Delaware 13@15c quart, Mary
land 10Q15c, Norfolk 10@12c, North
Carolina 10@12c.
POTATOES - Aro0stook Green
Mountains 75QSOc bu, Hebrons 75O
soc, rose soc, new Florida $5@5.5O
bbl sweet potatoes, North Carolina
$49450 crate, Vinelands $2@225 bas-
ket
TABLES-Asparagu native
$1.30@3 doz, Jersey S596; string
beans, southern green $495 basket,
wax $2.50Q3; cucumbers, hothouse
S2.5O@4 box, Florida $2@2.5O crate;
cabbages, southern $175@2.25 crate;
spinach 60@7Oc bu, kale 4Od5Oc bu.
dandelions 75c@$1 bu. beet greens 81
@l,25 bu, lettuce Sl@15O 'doz. romaine
$l@L25 do2, escarolle 75c6$l doz.
chicory 81 do2, watercress 5O6D 75o- doz,
mint 81 doz, parsley $1.75@2 bu;
onions, Texas $2.37 1.2@25O crate.
Bermudas $2.37 1.2@2.5O, Egyptians SO
G325 bag, leeks 81 5O@2 doz; rhubarb
4Oa5Oc bu box; squashes, Hubbard $50
ton, summer $2@2.5O crate; tomatoes,
hothouse 20625c ID, southern $3.5O@
4.5O crate; turnips, yellow $262.25
bbl, French white 81 bag, white eggs
and flats 50@75c bu, bunch turnips
Sl25 doz; beets 75c9$1 bu, bunch
beets $1.5062 doz; carrots $1.25@I75
bu; bunch carrots $1@125 doz; egg
plants $3.50 crate, oyster plants $40
l.5O doz; parsnips $1@1.25 bu; south
ern peas $l50@3 basket, peppers
s2.5OQ3 crate, radishes $l@1.5O box,
celery $3.50 doz, okra SO crate, mush-
rooms $l.5OQ250 basket, caulinowers
S2,5OqS basket.
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