Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-11-16

fresh supply ia fair demand.
Hennery, caocr.per doz, % a30c , Eastern,
choice, per doz. 2i@23:; Michigan Indiana,
etc, 2ata23c; other western. per doz 200
2lc.
BEANS Tho marke. continue; Ql,e, with
general prices quoted about the sane.
Pea. NY AMI Vi. per bush. 81 5odt %.
Medium NY and Vt. per bush. Fl 4'tll so
Yellow eyes per bash, 3 506Il tij. Red Kid
ney. per bush. II i50Di 55. California, per
bush. 81 75Gpl 80. Foreign pea and med,
81 i01l 45.
BUTTER The tra,ie continues steady,
with choice grades yet maintaining full
prices.
Creamery, choice per lb. .22' q % So ;cream-
cry, fair to good. 20@22c. creamery. imita-
tion. per TO-. l50D16c dairy, choice, 100 zoe. :;
Ladies', Western. per h., l2@lic.
CHEESE - Trade continues firm, with
prices quoted steady.
Northern ch, new, per 10, Zoe, north
ern ch, twins, ,ll@llilc; Northern sage. llis
@l2c western ch, new, per ID, lO@lOlsc.
sEED-'rrade rules moderate. with prices
quoted firm for timothy.
Timothy, per bu, - 1902 %; clover, per
lb, S@9lac red top, Western. per SO 10,
sack, 80 76@3lo; rel top, Jersey, per 30 10
sack, SO 5000 81; red top, recleaned, per ID
l6@l6lsc.
HAY AND STRAW-Choice hay continues
steady with fancy cars quoted firm. Low
KFu1tS cOutluu6 uull. Ibyc straw 10 otcdNSs
New York and Can. choice, $lS@ls; fair
to go ID. rpr ton, $1G@l7; lower grades per
ton, s1l@15; rye straw, new, per ton, Sl4 80
"a 10; Oat straw, per ton, $S0S 30.
POrATOEs--The market continues steady
with prices maintained as trade rules. Sweets
continue firm and almost any good stock
sells ut 80.
Aroostook Co Hebrons, per bu, $50; N. H.
Hebrons, per bu, 35c Rose per bu, 33@35c |;
Green Mountain per bu, S5c; White star, psr
bu, 30@39c; Va sweets, per bhl. So; Jersey
sweets, per Dbl, $3@3 so.
TRUCK-Supplies continue LIBERAL with
the market about steady.
Lettuce, per 3-doz case, Soc; cukes per
1OO-count, $1@1. 5Oc; beets, native, per bu,
S5c; turnips per bu, .75c; string beans, 6oc
| shell beans, per bu, $l.50; onions, natives,
per Dbl, 81; squash. marrow. per Dbl, 5O@75c
squash, native summer, per Dbl. j0o; cabbage,
bage, native, per 100, $2@3; celery, per doz
81 5000; carrots, per bu, 35c cauliflower per
PRoVIsIoNs-The market for cure.
meats continues quiet, with prices un-
changed. Lard rules steudy.
Pork, Ing and sh cut per cut sl3. Pork lgt
and hwy backs, $120l3. Pork, lean ends, per
bbl.sH. Beef, corned, per bbl SS.5OG1l.5O.
Shoulders, ,corned and fresh per lb. y &c. Shoul-
small, per ID. 9l5@loc. Bacon, per ID. %
10c Pork, salt, per Id. 7c. Brlskcts, salt, per
ID. &c. Ribs, fresh, per lb. lie. Sausages,
per lb &c. Sausage meat, per lb 8.
l. ,rd, in tierces, per lb. 6s1c. Lard in pals,
per ID, ,71s@73sc. Lard, in pails,pure leaf, per
u Fresh MEATS Beef is quiet but held
steady, with lambs and mutton yet moving
slow.
Beef, steers, per ID, 7is@sIac: beef, hind
quarters, per lb, 91l2c; beef. forsquarterS,
per lb, 3@511c ;lambs. spring, per lb,5@615oj
mutton, per Id, 4@5c; yearlings per ID,
4@5c; veal, per Id, 79l0c; hogs, city
dressed. per ID, $50; hogs, country dressed,
POULTRY-supplies are quite liberal with
price quoted only fairly steady.
Turkeys, Northern, choice. 15@l7e; tur-
keys, Western, iced, 10@13c; chickens,
Northern, choice, 15@lGc; chickens. North,
fir. to 3D., 12@14c; fowls, Northern, 12914c |;
fowls. Western, ice packed. 9L0l0c chickens,
per 10. 7@Sc; chickens live, pei ID, 7@9c.
FLOUR-The market continus steady with
prices held unchanged on spring patents, but
trade is yet slow.
Spring patent MINI. ,ss 65@s 80; Spring
patents, Wisconsin, $S 5000 rs; Spring,
clear and straight, ss @s a.; Winter pat;
straight 50 1908 Is; iobbing prices, 25c
higher. Cornmeal-The market remains quiet
Il. SO@S2c par bag, and 81 0Oal 85per Dbl.
Oatmeal quiet, at So 2o@8 so per bbl for
ground and rolled. s3 6093 80 for cut; jobs
Csc higher. Graham iour--Trade rules quiet
with the market steady ut 50 70Si4 per Dbl.
Rye continues quiet with prices quoted at
58c for new.
CORN-The market to ship Is steady, with
spot goods yet in light supply. New yellow
corn to ship is quoted at 81 ia@3s1lc as to
time Of shipment.
No. 2 steamer yellow, SPOT, 4i9l5,. Chi
ca2o. No. yellow, old, to ship, 43e.
Steamer and No. corn, spot, 4lc. No grade,
spot, nominal.
OATS-The market continues steady, with
prices quoted firm to ship.
Clipped white, old, spot, 27I6Y2sIlc.
WI White spot. wo' ssepl sp0' 10 Ss2'Hi No; spot
mixed, 25,Sc New clipped, to ship, 26I@
Csc. New No white, to ship 255c.
MILLFEED-Trade continues quiet, with
prices ruling steady.
Mi Middlinss, sacked, to ship, 81 75@l7So
Bran' Bran .s0n.s sacked spring, to ship sla1
Ground wheat. to ship, II 40@i7 Is. Red dog
flour, to ship, elSG1825. Cottonseed meal, to
ship, sls.7S@ls.
FRUIr-The apple market continues
quiet. Peaches are in fair supply with
prices easier. Grapes are in better demand.
Apples, new choice, per Dbl, 81 1908 26
Apples, poor to conn., per Dbl. 25c9S1 Is.
Oranges, Ja, per box, $6.00@6,00. Lemons,
Med, per case $6talO.
SUGAR Refined continues in steady dc.
mand, with prices unchanged.
Gut loaf and crushed, 5.4lc; pulverized
per lb, $50; powdered. per tb, s 06c; cube,
per ID. 51sc: granulatet, per h. 4sk@l4.6S,
granulated, fine, per ID, 4.G904Ic; granu.
lated, at retail, per ID, 5hc: soft white. pes u,
419c; yellow confec,ioners'. per tb, $40 l. Sic,
bag, yellow, per ID, 40s9i.3lc.
MOLASSES- Trade rules fair. with tho
market steady. The following a-e wholesale
lots.
New Orleans, fancy, Pc: gal. 320}j.; Nav
Orleans, centrif, per gal. sD3e.; Ps.c., psr
pal 2s@2Sc; Barbldoas. par gal, 241N,;
Mayaguez, per gal. 25a,27s