Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-09-07

straw continues steady and rye straw is quiet
Good stock potatoes continue in fair de-
mand with prices frmer. The truck supply
Is liberal. Beef is steady Grain is slightly
off in prices and market quiet Peaches are
in fair supply with prices easier.
BUTTER-The volume OF trade continues
moderate, with the market holding steady
for choice grades.
Creamery, choice, per ID. ,2la2l1Ic. cream
cry, fair to good, 1S@20c. creamery, imita-
ton, per h., l3c dairy, choice, lS@lS11c.;
Ladies', Western, per b., ll@l21Gc.
CHEESE - Trade continues quiet, with
prices quoted tlrmer.
Northern ch, new, per ID, SIi@SI5c north
ern ch, twins, Sl!@SS4c; Northern sage, So
@9c; western ch, new, per lb, 74@Sc.
EGGS-The market yet shows quiet de-
mand, with prices for fresh holding steady.
Hennery, choice. per doz, 2Oa23c Eastern,
choice, per doz. l6@l7c; Michigan Indiana,
etc, ljc; other western, per doz l3@l3Ic;P ;P.
L. Island per doz, l4l9c.
BEANS-The market continues fairly
steady in tone, with trade quiet.
Pea. NY and Vt, per bush, s2@2 05.
Medium NY and Vt, per bush, 81 9OG2.
Yellow eyes per bush, so 20@2 80. Red Kid
ney, per bush, 81 7O0l so. California, per
bush, 1902 10. Foreign pea and med, 81 80
al y5.
HAY AND STRAW-Choice hay continues
steady with occasional fancy cars yet ex-
ceeding quotations. Rye straw is quiet
New York and Can, choice Sl8Gl9. Fair
to good per ton, Sl6@l7. Lower grades, per
ton, S1l@l5 Rye straw, new, per ton, Sl2
@12 80. Oat straw, per ton, 81 j0@S so.
SEED-Trade rules quiet, with red yet
quoted firm.
Timothy, per bu, ~ 1902 so; clover per
b, 9H@l0l@c; red top, Western, per so III.
shck, s3 SOFAS 75; red top, Jersey, per so ID.
sack, S4a4 %; red top, recleaned, per ID,
l4@l5c.
POTATOES-G stock continues in
fair demand, with prices firm.
Ar Co Hebrons per bu, SOC; n. II. Hebrons,
per bu, ,48050c; Rose. per bu, 40a45c; White
stock, per bu, 4ja4Sc; Barrel stock, choice,
81 80; Va. sweets choice per Dbl, 81 So Va.
sweets, fair to good pc. Dbl, ~ 25.
TRUCK-Supples continue liberal, with
the market about steady.
Lettuce, per 3-doz case, 25c cukes, per
i00-count, 7jc beets, native, per bu 3Oc; tur-
nips, per bu, 5Oa6jc: string beans 40c;
shell beans, per bu, 4Oc; cranberry beans,
per bu, 40c; onions, native, per bu, zoe;
onions, natives, per bbl, 81 tomatoes, natives,
per bu, 25@50c; squash marrow, per Dbl,
81; squash, native summer. per Dbl, 5Oc /;
cabbage, native, per 100, 81 jO@3; green
corn, per per box. zoe; celery, per doz, 50;
carrots, per bu zoe; caulihower per box, SOC.
PROVISIONS market for cured
meats continues quiet with prices un-
changed. Lard rules quiet
Pork, ing and sh cut per cut Sli.5O. Pork
lgt and hwy backs, sl3 j0Gl4. 80. Pork, lean
ends, per bbl. Slj Tongues, pork per bb SIT.
Beef, corned per Dbl. S9jOalO.jO. Shoul-
ders, corned and fresh per ID. SIC Shoul-
ders smoked, per ID. SIC. Hams, large and
small per ID. lO@llc. Blcon, per h. 100
1876 Pork, salt, per ID. 75c Briskcts. salt per
ID. &C. Ribs, fresh. per ID. l2i9c. SansageJ,
per lb. 9Isc Sausage meat, per ID. S13.
Lard, in terces, per ID. 7c. Lard in pals,
I per lb, 1908, Lard, in pals, pure leaf, per
lb. 94@9$4c.
FRESH MEATS-Beef is steady, for best
steers with the market quiet. Lambs and
veal moving slow.
Beef steers. per ID, 7l569l4c; beef, hind
quarters, per Id, 10 00l2I5c; beef, torequarters,
per lb, 3@6c; lambs, spring, per ID, 7a9c;
mutton, per ID, 5@6c yearngs. per ID,
5dGc; veal, per lb, SGlOt; hogs, city
dressed, per Id, GS4c; hogs, country dressed,
per ID, 6$4c.
POULTRY-Northern fresh killed stock
holds steady, while Western iced goods move
fairly.
Chickens. North, broilers, dry. 1j42Oc |;
fowls, Northern, fresh killed, l2@l4c; tur-
keys Western, ice packed, llal l3e; fowls,
Western ice packed ll@llHc chickens, Vest
ern, ice packed, 1O,al3c; fowls, Eastern,
live, per 10 lO@lO}ac; chickens, live broilers
per ID, ll@l3,.
! FLOUR-The demand continues very mod
crate with prices about steady
Spring patent, Mimi, 50 6O@3 80; Spring
patents, Wisconsin, So 5O@3 IS; Spring,
clear and straight, s3a3 40 Winter pat
tents, choice. SO 50@ So Winter, clear and
straight, So 1908 80; jobbing prices, Zoe
higher. Cornmeal-The market remains quiet
at 95a97o per bag, and % O5d2 10 per bh..
Oatmeal quiet at 50 jO@3 80 per bbl for
ground and rolled, and s4@4 20 for cut; ; jobs
| 25c higher Graham hour-'rrade rules quiet,
with the market steady at S3a4 % per bbl.
| 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 9 steamer yellow. spot 4Sc. Chi
and No. Q yellow, to ship, l. X R., 47'3cc.;
DltdultT anu NJ. COlH' spON' t'N' Nv H'"'Ot
spot, nominal, Acc
OATS-The market continues quiet, with
prices quoted firm for old.
Clipped white old, spot 81 scd32c Clipped
white, new, spot, 29Ig(a3lc. No white spot
| 29c. No white, spot. q ic. No2 mixed, spot,
27c. Clipped white, old. to ship, 2S,H29]3c.
New clipped. to ship, ES@29c, New No
white. to ship, 27c New No white, 27e.
| New No mixed, to ship, 28c.
MILLFEED-T Is quiet, with prices
ruling steady.
Middings. sacked to ship, Sl7 5O@l9 So
Bran, sacked, spring. to ship, SIS 25al5 80
| Bran, sacked, winter, to ship, SIG %.
| Ground wheat. to ship, Sl9 5OG2O. Red dog
-four, to ship, S22 Colt )nseed meal, to ship,
S2l;O.
FRUIF-The apple market continues
! quiet. Peaches are in fair supply With
| prices easier. Grapes are in hetter demand
Apples, new choice, per bbl. So OOGl 90.
| Apples, poor to com, per bbl, 75c@sl 20
Oranges. Gala, per box, S2.j0G3, so. Lemons,
Med. 300 box, 50 80 "A So Blueherries. per
qt, S@l2i5c Peaches, Del, per basket. Sld
%. Watermelons, extra, l2@l3t. Water
melons. com to good, 60lOc. Canteloupes,
So. par pkg, Sl0sl 50. CAnteloupes. Japtn
per bb, 81 25 Peanuts, Virsinian. psr TO-,
| 415@is4c. Grapes, per large basket, 2O9
25c; grapes, pet pony basket, lO@l5e.
| SUGAR Refined continues i'll quiet de-
mand, with prices 1sc lower.
Cut loaf and crushed, 5.lSc; pulverized,
per lb, 41sc; powdered, per ID, 4@sc; cube,
per ID, 4slc; granulated, per ID. 4.3S@4 "A /;
granuated, fine, per ID, 44464 sc granu-
lated, at retail, per b,44c; soft white, per To-,
| 40; yellow c0nfec.iOners, per ID, 3i614o
bag yellow, per lb, 800 4c.
MOLASSES-T rules fair, with the
market steady. The following are wholesale
| lots.
New Orleans, fancy, per gal 32@36c, New
Orleans centrif, per gal l202Oc Ponce, pc 1
| pal, 26029c; Barbados. per gal, 24925c !;
Mayaguez, per gal, 25@21c.
COFFEE-'rhe market holds quite firm
with a steady demand noted.
Rio, green, per ID, 16I6@20c; Santos,
green. per ID, Tl5@2OI1c; Java, green, per
ID, 2t@32c; Mocha, green, per TO- 2sta2sc /;
Maracaibo, green. per ID, l9@23c; Mexican
green per ID. 20G2 23c.