Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-09-21

Il lriile with trade quiet. Hay an straw
continues ste2dy. Seed is Off several points
with red top quoted firm. Potatoes are steady
for choice with fair trade. Sweets are
easier Cured meas continue quiet and
price unchanged. Northern fresh killed
poultry stock is in light supply, western iced
fowls move well. Flour is off with a fairly
steady market.
BUTTER--The volume OF trade continues
moderate, with the market holdir g steady
for choice grades.
Creamery, choice, per lb. ,2lCa2l]Gc, cream
cry, fair TO good, 1S@2Oc. /; creamery imita-
ton. per h., l3c dairy, choice, lS0lSIc.
Ladies', Western, per lb., llMl2%c.
CHEESE -- Trade continues quiet, with
prices quoted steady.
Northern ch, new, ,per ID, S3@3lS g. north
orn c!l, twins, SlG@S4c Norlh"rn sag, So
@9a western ch, new, per lb, 7$IGSc.
EiGS-The market yet shows quiet de-
mand, with prices for fresh grades firm.
Hennery, choice, per doz, 2J@24c; Eastern,
choice, per doz, 49,; Michigan, Indiana,
otc, l6, other w'stern,pe doH l5@ljt9ciP p.
f. Island, per doz, l5c,
BEANS-'Ihe market continues fairly
steady IN tone. with trade quiet
Pea, NY and VT per bush, 81 7O@l so.
Medium NY and Vt, per bush, 81 6jGgl 7t
Yellow eyes per bush, S2@4 10, Red Kid
noy, per bush, Il 6Otal 65. California, per
bush, 81 9O@l 95. Foreign pea aud med,
65@l Is.
HAY AND STRAW-Ohoice hay continues
steady with occasional fancy oars yet ex.
cccding quotations. Rye straw Is quiet.
New York and Can, choice $l3@l9. Fair
to good per ton, SlGal7. Lower grades, per
ton, 9lldlj. Rye straw, new, per ton, Sl2
@l2 80. OAt straw, per ton 81 SOFAS 30.
SEED-rra lie ruIes quiet, with red yet
quoted firm
Timothy per bu, 80 3Oq2 so; clover, per
b, SH09Ilc; red top, Western, per 90 ID,
sack, 50 2j; red top, jersey, per so ID,
sack, S4pi %; red top, rec'ednel, per lb,
l5fc.
POTATOES--T tone issteady forchoice,
with fair trade, Sweets are easier
Ar Go Hrhrons, per bu50c; n II IeOrons,
per bu, SOC; Rose, por bu, 3jm4Oe; Poor
stock, per hu, 45c; Barrel stock, choice,
sldl %; Va. sweets, choice, per bbl, - 70
Va. sweets, fair 10 good PEE bbI, - jOGD2 10.
TRUCK Supplies continue liberal, with
the market about steady
Lettuce, per 3-doz case. 37i5r cukes per
1OO-count, SOC bants native, per bu, 3Oc; tur
nps per bu, 4J@jOr, string beans, 4Jc;
shell beans. per bI, 40,; cranberry beans,
per bu 4Oc; onions, naive, per bu. zoe !;
onions. natives, per bbl, : 80 tomatoes. ma
tl"es per bu. 2jO 35c; squash, marrow, per bbl,
$50; squash, native summer, per bill, 5Oc /;
cabbage, II tive, per 100. - jom3; green corn,
per per box. 10 a2Ot; celery, per doH, II 500
i.75 carrots, per bu. aO,; raulin ,w,r pc!
box, SOC.
PROVISIONS The market for cured
meats continues quiet. with prices un.
changed. Lard rules uuet
Pork. NJ and sn cut unr cut Sl4. Pork
lgt and hyv backs, ,sI3ml4 Pork. lean
end. per bbl, Sl5. Tongue, pork per bbl. Sl7.
Beef, corned, per bbl 80. 10 ulO.jl. Shodl.
ders, corned and fresh per III. =. ,c. Shout
ders, smoked, per In. 81 &c. Hams, large and
small. per lb. 81 5mlOl5r. Bacon per lb 100
1Ol5c Pork salt, per ID. 7l5r. Briskrts. salt, per
lb. Sc. Ribs fresh. per ID. sc. Sau5ase5,
per ID. 9l5c. Sausage meat. PER h. 81.
Ilrd, in tierces, per h. 7c. Lir in pals,
Der lb, II ,@s,. Lard. in pals, pure leaf per
ID. 9liM9aT.
FRESH MEATS Beef is steady, for best
steers with the market quiet. Lambs and
veal moving slow,
Beef. steers, per b, 7'iG9,; beef, hind
uuarte-s, per Ii, 10 0al2' =: meet fore Iuarters,
per lb, 3taj!,r; lambs. spring, per ID, 7d9t;
mutton, per ID, j@Gr; yelrIings, per ID,
5dj'.c; veal, per Id, S@lO', hogs, city
dressed, per Id, Gl4c; hogs, country dressed,
per ID, 5l4c.
POULlRl Northern fresh Killed STOCK
is in light supply, while Western Iced fowls
move well.
Chickens, North, broilers, dry, l4@l6,;
fowls, Northern, fresh killed, l2ml4c; tur-
keys, Western, ice packed, l5@lSc; fowls,
Western, ice packed ll@ll sc;rhicken5, Vest
ern, ice packed, lOal2'; fowls, En'tern,
live, per lb lOOlOl Sc; chickens, live broi.ers
per ID, lOallc.
OUR-Ihe demand continues very mod
crate with prices about steady.
Spring patent, Mimi. - 5Om3 ~; Spring
patents, Wisconsin, S3 35m3 30; Spring,
clear and straight, - 10; Winter pat
tents, choice. 81 iOa4 10; Winter clear and
straight, S3G3 IS: jpbbiny prices, 25o
higher. CornmeaI The market remains quiet
ut Si@SGc per bag. and II 9jN2 per bbl.
Oatmeal quiet, at - ljGD3 10 per bDl for
ground and rolled, 33 jjU3 81 for cut; Jobs
25c higher Graham liour-lr Ide rules quiet,
with the market steady ut 81 7ja4 per bbl.
Rye-The market continues quiet. with
prices quoted at 62aG}c for new.
CORN-The market to ship is firm, with
spot goods quoted steady.
No steamer yellow. spot, 44c. Chi.
and No. yellow, 10 shin. /. 4 R., 42l5c.;
steamer and No. 3 corn, spot, 49,; no grade,
snot, nominal. 42c
0iTS"Thr market continue, uuiet with
nrices ouoted firm for old,
CHnned whito Old snot. 3l@3ll5. Clippei
white new snot esa3Jc No white spot
27i%m2sr, No 3 white, SPOT, 27I,mgs,. No2
SPOT. mixed, 2Gc. New clipped. to ship, sO
29bc. New No white, to ship. 30 New
No B white. 27c. New No 2 mixed. to ship,
26c,
MILL IFEED-Trade is quiet, with prices
ruling steady.
Middliurs. sacked. to ship, SlGdls 50.
Bran, sacked, spring, to ship, Sl4 25U4 80
Bran, sacked, winter, t. ship, $lj 2jalj 80.
Ground wheat. to ship. Sl9. Rel dog
flour. TO ship, $50. Cottonseed meal, to ship,
$40.
FRUIT-The apple market continues
quiet. Peaches are in fair supply with
prices easier Grapes are in better demand.
Apples, new choice, per bbl, 50 5DG3 90.
Apples. poor to com. per Dbl. | 50 "a p 90.
Oranges. Gala, per box, 81. 5OU3 80. /. .mOas,
qt o@l25sc' Peaches, Del per na 'NGt: 'oo