Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-07-14

nes in light supply with aquiet trade.
BUT'TER--Thc market continues quiet,
with prices steady for the better grades.
| Trade moderate.
Fresh creamery, lSml9r; fair to good, l6tD
| lie; fresh diaries, l6@l7l!c; imitation, 4@
l4iIc; ladlc, Hodge.
BEANS--The market yet shows a steady
tone, with trade quiet.
| pea-NY and Vt, per bush - 20M2 30.
Medium, ny and Vt, per buSh 20 lOm2 20.
Red kidney. per bush, ~ cjm2 10. yellow
eyes, per bush, ~ 25a2 20. California, per
bush, - 25G23j. Foreign pea and med.
/ per bush, 81 9j@2 10.
| EGGS The market continues quiet with
prices for Western ruling easy
Hennery, choice, per doz l56 lie. Eastern
choice, per doz IA jlgml5r Michigan, lnd-
ana, etc, per do2, ~ lml3c. other Western
per doz. l20l2i!c. 7. f. Island, per doa,
13Gl3 .c.
CHEESE Trade continues quiet, with
| prices quoted steady.
Northern, best old, per h, 91l0c. North
ern, now, per h, $lmSi e. Western, new,
per h. 7@Sc.
FRESH MEATS Beef continues In quiet
demand with the market quoted steady,
Lambs and veal are quiet
Beef, steers, per ID, 7s9Gc beef, hind
quarters, per 10, lO,al2r: beef forequarters,
per lb, 5m6c: lambs. spring, per ID, lOm12r;
| lambs, fall. per lb, 9GlOc: mutton, per b.,
7@8c; yearings. per b, 7nsc; veal. per lb,
| 7@l0,
| POULTRY Northern fresh killed stock
! continues in light supply. with quiet trade
| Western iced goods yet move slow.
Chickens. North. broilers, per ID, 25M3Oe
fowls. Northern, fresh killed. l3m l5c: tur-
keys. Western, ice packed, 9alO.; fowls,
Western Ice packed. ZOE; fowls. Eastern,
live, per b. l0,: chickens, brolIors, per ID,
2Oq 2jc.
| PROVISIONS The market ior cured meats
continues srcady, with general prices quoted
about the same. Lard remains steady.
Pork, Ing and sh cut. per pound SIS. Pork,
| lgt and hwy backs sliMl5. Pork, lean ends
per bbI. Sl5.5O Tongues. beef, per Dbl. ag3.
| 80. Tongues, pork, per bbl. I'll. Beef
corned, per bbl. 80. 9.j0la1r.5O. Shoulders,
crnd and fir per b. Sc. Shoulders, smoked,
per H. SIZE. Hams. large and small, per ID.
/ lOtdllc. Pork, salt and fr briskets. per h.
7i.c. Bacon. per lb. 9t.c. Ribs. fresh, per
ID. ai9c. Sausages, per h. S'.c. Sausage
meat per ID. 7igr. Lard. in tierces. per ID.
7ssc. Lard, in pals, per h. 75smS3sc.
Lard, in pals, pure leaf per b. Vi 9&ic.
| POTATOES-Th market on old stock is
steady New potatoes in fair supply.
Old lots per bu, sea 15r; new. 50. choice,
per bbl. S3@3 80: new. So ir to Cd, per
Dbl, - Cd2 5r
TRCCK-Supplies continue liberal with
the market fairly active.
Bunch onions per 100, Il 50: lettuce,
per 3-dox case jOc; cukes, per 100 count.
| s2@2 2j: rhubarb native. per 100
lbs, soc: bunch baets, native, per 100, 81;
bunch carrots, per 100. "a; spinach, native,
per bu, l2i &c; radish. per 100 punches, 81 /;
native asparagus, per box, $la 10; so
string beans, wax, II j0al 10: so string
beans green II %; Bermu Ia onions, per
crate. : 81 Egyptian onions. per ll2-lb
bag. 81 s5 tomatoes. So, per crate, - 2j(a
70; pea. native, perbu. 81 2jN 80: squash
marrow, per bb etc, 81; squash, simmer,
per basket. 7jcta5l cabbage 1t. per hbI. : {;
cabbage. Norfolk, per bb. jO07jo.
FRUIT-The apple market continues quiet
Strawberries were in good supply, and sold
little better.
Apples Russcts, No t. per bhl. 80 j0d3 :;
apples, No 2, per hbI. II 5O@2. oranges,
Mes. and Pal per box. 81 SOFAS %: oranges,
Catania. per box, 80 j0m4: lemons, med 300
box s2 S5@4: eynporared apples. per h.
s7@7l,c: sun-dried apples. per III. 4aGc /;
strawberries. Del, per ut, Snl2c: strawher-
ries Bait, per at. 4d6r: strawb rries, native
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