Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-08-31

lOr lreSn eggs. iHeeSe CONTINUES SltHly
with occasional fancy cars yet exceeding
quotations. The truck supplies continue
steady with liberal supply. Beef is s.eady
for best steers, with the market quiet. Lambs
and veal rule quiet. Flour continues quiet.
with prices in buyers favor. Sugar continues
quiet, with prices one-eight lower
BUTTER-The volume OF trade continues
moderate, with the market holding steady
for choice grades.
Creamery choice, per ID. ,2l@2l1 10. cream
cry, fair to good, lS92Oc, creamery, imita-
tion per h., 14@l415c. dairy choice, lSCQ
l8l5c Ladies, Western, per h., ll@12l1c.
CHEESE - Trade continues quiet, with
prices quoted frmer.
Northern ch, new, per lb, s@s]5c, north
ern ch, twins, s14@s&c; Northern sage, 81
(G9c; western ch new, per ID, 7]9MSc.
EGGS-rhe market yet shows quiet de-
mand, with prices for fresh holding steady.
Hennery, choice,per doz, 20@2lc Eastern,
choice, per doz. 16@l7c; Michigan, Indiana,
ETC., lac; other western, per doz, l3@13l9c p.
F. Island, per dOz, lac.
BEANS Tine market continues fairly
steady in tone. with trade quiet.
Pea NY and Vt, per bush, S2@2 10.
Medium ny and Vt, per bush, s 90a2.
Yellow eyes per bush, ~ 2O62 80. Red Kid
ney, per bush, II 75Rl so. California, per
bush, ~ 1902 20. Foreign pea aud med,
81 SOdl 30.
HAY AND STRAW Choice hay continues
steady with occasional fancy cars yet ex-
ceedng quotations. Rye straw is quiet
New York and Can, choice Slsgl9. Fair
to good per ton, Sl6@l7. Lower grades, per
ton ?ll@lj Rye straw, new, per ton, Sl2
@l2 80 Oat straw, per ton 81 5O@S So
SEED-Trade rules quiet, with red yet
quoted firm.
Timothy, per bu, 81 1902 60; clover, per
sack, SO 50m3 IS; red top, Jersey, per 30 ID.
sack, S4@i % red top, recleaned, per ID,
l4nljc.
POTATOES Good stock continues in
fair demand with prices firm.
Ar Co HebrOns, per bu,6Oc n. II. Hebrons,
per bu, 55@60c; Rose, per bu, soc; White
stock, per bu 5j,a6Oc; Barrel stock, choice,
81 80; Va. sweets, choice, per bbl, a. Va.
sweets, fair to good, pc. bb, ~ 10.
Supplies continue liberal, with
the market about steady.
Lettuce, per 3-doz case 25c; cukes, per
l00-count, 7jc; beets, native, per bu, 30c tur-
nips, per bu, 5O965c; string beans. 400;
shell beans, per bu, 4Oc; cranberry beans,
per bu, 40c; onions, native, per bu, roc;
onions, natives per bbl, S2 tomatoes, natives,
per bu, j00I5c; squash, marrow, per Dbl,
81; squash, native summer, per bbl, soc;
cabbage. native, per 100, SO; green corn, per
per box 25c celery, per doz, 81; carrots, per
bu. zoe; cauiiOwer per box, jOc.
PROVISIONS-The market for cured
meats continues quiet, with prices uR.
changed. Lard rules steady.
Pork, ing and sh cut per cut Sl450. Pork
lgt and hwy backs, $l3. 3.50@l4.50. Pork, lean
ends per bbl Sl5. Tongues, pork per bbl. ST.
Beef, corned, per Dbl. S9.50@1O5O. Shou-
ders, corned and fresh per lb SIC. Shoul-
ders, smoked per lb. SIC. Hams, large and
small, per h. l0@llc. Bacon, per ID. 100
1O1lc PORK, salt, per lb. 7l5c. Brskots. salt per
ID. Sc. Ribs, fresh, per 10. 1910. Sausages,
Lard, in tierces, per h. 7c. Lard in pals,
per lb, 71!@sc Lard, in pals, pure leaf, pei
FRESH MEATS-Beef is steady, for best
steers with the market quiet. Lambs and
veal rule quiet.
Beef, steers, per lb, 7l!@94c; beef, hind
quarters, per Id, ,lO@l2I5c; beef forequarters,
per lb, 3@6c; lambs, spring, per lb, 7(d9c;
mutton, per ID, 5@69c; yearlings, per lb,
6aGI5c; veal, per 10, SGl0c; hogs, city
dressed, per lb, 6s4c; hogs, country dressed,
per ID, 6Stc
POULTRY Northern fresh killed stock
holds steady, while Western iced goods move
slow.
Chickens, North, broilers, dry, 15@lsc;
fowls, Northern, fresh killed, l2@l4c; thr
keys, Western, ice packed, lie; fowls,
Western, ice packed, lO9lOI5c ;chickens Vest
loo nnnkaI 1nLrI9., fnull Euatarp
live, per ID l0@l0Iac; chickens, live broiers
per ID, lllGl3c
FLOUR-lhe demand yet continues slow,
with prices in buyers favor.
Spring patent Mimi, 80 1904 10; Spring
patentst Wisconsin, S3 60@875; Spring,
clear and straight, SSa3 so; Winter pata
tents, CHOICE So G0@4 Winter clear and
straight, 1908 so; iobbing prices, 25c
higher. Cornmeal-The market remains quiet
ut 06Ca $50 per bag, and 81 O592 10 per Dbl.
Oatmeal quiet, at 50 5O@3 so per bbl for
ground and rolled, and Sid4 20 for cut jobs
Zoe higher. Graham four-'lrade rules quiet,
with the market steady at S3lzl so per Dbl.
Rye-The market continues quiet, with
prices quoted at 62(d63c for new.
CORN-The market to ship is firm, with
spot goods quoted steady.
No. 2 steamer yellow, spot 4S1ac. Chi
and No. 2 yellow, to ship, l.. Il r., 49@49 u
Steamer and No. corn, spot, 4sc; no grade,
spot, nominal. 4Sc
OATS-The market continues quiet, with
prices quoted firm for old.
Clipped white, 0ld, spot; 32gS5 90; ;Chpped
white, new, spot 3o59a3l'2 &C. No white spot
3lc: nos White, spot, do'2c Noz mNeu, spot'
2!I2c. Chpped white, olu, 10 SNIP 9llaoi59c,,
New clipped 10 SNIP :oHoVc. New NO
white, TO snip. Zo1ec. New no whi'e, 10
2S!sc: New No mixed, TO snip, 2lc.
MlLLFEED-Iraue Is quiet with prices
ruling steady.
Mlddhnss, sacked TO snip, 81. oVCa ~.
Bran, sacked, spring, 10 snip, 20 zo(aio 9e.
Bran, sacked, winter, TO snip Slo TO-
Ground wheat 10 snip Szo.oV' heu 9oS aour,
10 SNIP Szz; oottohseeu meal, 10 snip, ~ ".
fhollDlhe apple "laFNet cVh''hues
quiet. Peaches are IN iair supply WIN
prices easier. uraPes are III pe"et aelii'na' I
Apples, new choice' per Dol, % zoCad 20.
Apples, poor 10 CON- per Dbl, SZSaZ oo'