Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-11-09

grades OF creamery In small packages ruling
firm. Cheese is higher. Potatoes are steady
with prices we'll maintained for good stock.
Beef is quiet. but holds steady. with lambs
and mutton yet moving slow. Poultry sup
plies are quite liberal with price quoted only
fairly steady. Flour continues steady with
prices held unchanged Sugar is lower.
EGaS.---rhe market yet naaintaiua n .Aryni ~
tone, with goods that arc fresh In brisk de-
mand.
Hennery, choice.p per doz, 26(aS0c Eastern,
choice. per doz. 2O623c; Michigan, Indiana,
etc, 2lM22c; other western, PER doz, 100
l7c
BEANS The market continues quiet with
general prices quoted about tine same.
Pea. NY and Vt. per bush, 81 50@l 60.
Medium NY aud VT per bush, = 45(al 50
Yellow eyes per bush. sl go@2 oJ; Red Kid
ney, per bush. 81 COOL 65. California. per
bush. 81 756nl 80 Foreign pea and med.
81 400Gl so.
BUTTER-Thc trade continues steady,
with choice grades yet maintaining full
prices. .
Creamery, choice, per III. % s(a23l sc ;crsanl-
cry, fair to good 2Oa2lc. creamery. imtta-
tion,per H.. l3col4c; dairy. choice. lSG2Oc.
Ladies', Western. per H., lie.
CHEESE - Trade continues firm, With
prices quoted steady.
NOrtnern Gil. new I)cC nOrtu-
ern ch. twins, 1Os. .Wllc; Northern sage, M
western ch new per lb 9@10c.
SEED-Trade rules moderate, with prices
quoted firm for timothy.
Timothy, per bu. - 1902 25; clover. pc,
| 10, 9l,c: red top, Western, per 30 10
sack, s2 1908 TO- rel top, Jersey, per 90 10
sack, $3 35a3 81; red top, recleaned, per lb
HAY AND sTRAW-Choice hay continues
steady with fancy cars quoted firm. Low
, grades continue dull Rye straw is steady.
New York and Can, choice. $lst0lS5O; fair
| to good. per ton. al6@l7; lower grades per
| ton, Sll@l5; rye straw, new. per ton. $l2 80
| (ll3 oat straw, per ton, 81 SOFAS.
| POTATOES - The demand continues
steady, with prices we'll maintained for good
stock. Sweets are lrn,.
Ar Co Hebrons.per bu3SO4oc; N. H. Heb
rons, per bu. 35e; kose, per bu Soc;
Barrel stock, choice. 81 25 Va. sweets
choice, per bbl. ~ SO Va. sweets, fair to
sScH; ss9s. p'' DID, - 90 "'' 70 S''' POI '''
TRUCK-Supples continue liberal, with
| the market about steady.
Lettuce, per 3.doz case. 30@45c; cukes,
per 100-count. Sl@l.50c; beets, native, per
bu, 35c: turnips, per bu, 75c; string beans,
6Oc shell beans per bu, $50; onions. ma
tives, per bbl, $lp125; tomatoes, natives per
| bu, 35c; squash, marrow, per Dbl, 50(d75c;
squash, native summer, per Dbl, soc; cab
bage, II tive. per 100, $2@3; green corn, per
box. 25c; celery, per doz, 81 5O@2 carrots,
PROyISIONS-The market for cured
meats continues quiet, with prices un-
changed. Lard rules steady.
Pork Ing and sh cut per cut $l3. Pork lgt
a-u hwy backs, $l2@ 13. Pork, lean ends, per
bbl.Sl4. Beef. corned, per Dbl $S.58Gll.6o.
ders, smoked, per 10. SIC. Hams. large and
small, per lb. 01l@l0c. Bacon, per Id. 90
1Oc. Pork, salt, per Id. 7c. Briskcts salt, per
ID. &c. Ribs, fresh, per h. lie. sausages.
per lb. 9c. Sausage meat per lb 8.
i Lard, in tierces, per lb. 6g4c. Lard In pals,
per h, 7H@79sc. Lard, in pals, pure leaf,per
POtLTkY-supplies are quite liberal with
price quoted only fairly steady.
Turkeys, Northern, choice. 15@17c; tur-
keys, Western, iced, 1l@i4c; chickens,
Northern, choice, l6@l7c; chickens, North,
fowls, Western ice packed, 9@l0c chickens,
Western ice packed, 9@l2c; fowls, live,
per lb, 7@sc; chickens, live, per ID, 1000.
FLOUR-The market continus steady with
prices held unchanged on spring patents, but
trade is yet slow.
patents, Wisconsin, ss65@a Is; Spring,
clear and straight 80 0O@3 As; Winter pat
tents, choice. ~ 50614 IS; Winter, clear and
straight, $3 1908 60; jobbing prices, 25e
higher. Cornmea--The market remains quiet
at 8o@82c per bag and 81 850Il 80 per Dbl.
Oatmeal quiet, at @3 20@3 so per bbl for
ground and rolled, $3 60@3 % for cut; jobs
25c higher. Graham four--Irade rules quiet,
with the mark"t steady at 50 1904 per bbL
Rye-The market continues quiet with
| prices quoted at 5Sc for new.
CORN-The market to ship Is steady, with
spot goods yet in light supply. New yellow
corn to ship is quoted at Ss@3o14c as to time
| OF shipment.
No. 2 steamer yellow, spot, 43l1 @44c. Chi
| cago, No. yellow, old, to ship, 4t5042c.
Steamer and No corn, spot, 42c. No grade,
spot, nominal.
OATS-The market continues steady, with
prices quoted firm to ship. -
No white spot dc. No.
mixed. 2515c. New clipped, to ship, :Gh@
| csc. New No white, to ship. 25 &c.
MILLFEED- Trade continues quiet, WITH
prices ruling steady.
Bran. sacked, spring, to ship, sl4
Bran, sacked, winter. to ship, $l5 N
Ground wheat. to ship, II 5cnl7 IS. Red dog
-four, to ship. $lSN1s.25. Cottonseed meal, t
ship, s18. 75@I9.
FRUIrThe apple market continues:
quiet. Peaches are in far supply with
prices easier. Grape, are in hetter demand.
Apples, new choice, per Dbl, 50 25@2 so.
Apples, poor to com, per bbl, 25ct0$1 IS.
Oranges, Gala, per box, S2. 5o93,50. Lemons,
Med, 300 box, t3 80 al 80.
Grapes, De-, per large basket, Csc; grapes,
Del. per pony basket. l2dn 49,; grapes, Con,
eer pony basket, 3d.; crap IS, Con, per large
basket, 15@l7c. grapes. Saiems, pony bas-
ket, &C.: grapes, salems, large basket. $50
lie. Cranberries, psr box. 81 7j9S2 25.
Peanuts. Virginiau. per b,4 "a la4c.
SUGAR Refined continues in steady de.
mand, with prices unchahged.
Cut loaf and crushed, 5.44c: pulverized
per ID, 5l1sn; powdered. per II, 5.O6,; cube.
per ID, 5!sc: granulaled. per ID. 4@s@46s
granulated, fine, per IN. 4G9a4aic: granu.
lated, ,at retail,per III, 5hc: soft white, per ID.
4Ilc; yellow con!ec.iOners'. per II. 31s@4.31c
bag. yellow. per lb, 4.Oj0Ds.3lc
MOLASSES--Trade rules fair. with the
market steady. The following ace wholesale
lots.
New Orleans. fancy, per gal, 32@36:; New
Orleans centrif. per gal. 12a2Oc: Ponc,, pei
pal. 26@29c: Barbados. par gal 24025c
Mayaguez, per gal, 25@27c