Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-11-30
EGGS.--The market is firm on fancy with

BEANS-Ine market continues uuiet VIII
general prices quoted about the same.
Pea, ny and VT. per bush, 81 50@l S.
Medium NY and Vt. per bush. 81 4y"l 81
Yellow eyes per bush, 81 5OOl IS. Rel Kid
ney, per bush. 81 i5Ol 55 California. pei
bush, 81 75@l 80 Foreign pea and med,
81 4O0Dl As.
BUTTER--The trade continues steady
with choice grades yet maintaining full
prices. ...
Creamery. choice, per lb, 2lI5, tl231ac CREAM
cry, fair to good 20@22c. creamery, imta-
tion, per lb., 15916c creamery. June, choice,
19@2Oc dairy, choice, l992Oc. Ladies,
Western, per lb., l2@l4c.
CHEESE - Trade continues grim, with
prices quoted steady.
Northern ch, new. per ID, 1O@llc, north.
ern ch, twins, 1I@llIac; Northern sage, l119
@12c; western Oh, new, per 10, lOqlo>9c.
SEED-Trade rules moderate, with prices
quoted firm for timothy.
Timothy, per bu, 81 1902 25; clover, per
ID, S@9lSc red top, Western, per so ID,
sack, 50 1908 10; rel top, Jersey. per 90 10
sack, SO 35@3 50; red top, recleaned, per ID
l6@l615c.
HAY AND STRAW--Choice hay continues
in good demand, with fancy cars llrn, Low
grades continue quiet. Rye straw continues
In moderate supply.
New York and Can. choice, SlS@19; fair
to good, per ton, Sl6@17; lower grades per
ton, $11@l5; rye straw, new, per ton, Sl4 5O
(d l5; oat straw, per ton, S00yS 5O.
POTATOES-rhe market continues steady
with pric maintained as trade rules. Sweet IS
are steady.
Aroostook Co Hebrons, per bu, Soc; N. H.
Hebrons, per bu, So@33o Rose per S"; WIG snes'
33s: Green Mountain per bu, 33(d35c; White
star, per bu, 3O@33c Va. sweets, per Dbl,
1903 25; Jersey sweets, per bbl, 81 5O@4.
PROVISIONS-Th market for cured
meats continues quiet, with prices un-
changed. Lard rules steady
Pork, Ing and sh cut per cut $l3. Pork lgt
and hwy backs, $l2@l3. Pork, lean ends, per
Shoulders co rned and fresh per lb.615 Shoul-
ders smoked, per TO- 7lac. Hams, large and
small per Id. Yl5@l0c. Bacon, per 10. 90
1Oc. Pork, salt, per ID. IL. Briskets. salt, per
ID. &c. Ribs, fresh, per lb. lie. Sausages,
per Id. Sc. Sausage meat. per ID. =.
Lard, in terces, per ib 6l9c. Lard in pals,
perlb, 7@71ac. Lard, in pals, pure leai' per
Id. 8sl @9hc.
FRESH MEATS - Beef is quiet but held
steady, with lambs and mutton yet moving
steady. Veal is quiet
B.ef. steers, per ID, 7ll@S}sc; beef, hind
quarters, per ID, 9nI2c; beef, forequarters
per lb, 3@jl5c ;lambs. spring, per lb,6aSc
mutton, per ib, 4aodc; yearlings, per 10
ureSHo", Poi A'' '<20' e'' 1
POULTRY Supplies are quite liberal with
| price quoted only lairly steady Trade dull
Turkeys, Northern, choice, 140pl6c; tur.
keys, Western, iced, 12c; chickens
Northern choice l5@l6c; chickens. North
fowls, Western, ice packed, lie; chickens
! Western. ice packed, 11@12c; fowls, live
per ID. 7G0Sc; chickens live, per 10, 7@9c.
FLOUR-The market is dull with prices
steady.
Spring patent MINI. 80 6503 30; Spring
patents Wisconsin, $S 5O03 Is; Spring
clear and straight, 90 as 40; Winter pat,
straight, SO 1908 65; jobbing prices, 25c
higher. Cornmea-The market remains quiet
at 7S@S0e per bag, and 81 so al 85per Dbl.
| Oatmeal quiet, at % 20@3 80 per Dbl fol
ground and rolled, $3 60@3 80 for cut; jobs
| 25c higher Graham hour-rrade rules quiet
with the market steady at 50 1904 per Dbl
Rye continues quiet, with prices quoted al
5Sc for new.
CORN-Demand is moderate but prices are
steady.
No. steamer yellow, spot, 400 42l9c. Chi
caso, No. 3 yellow. to ship, 3s]4 4D3s15c
Country yellow, to ship, Ssc. Steamer spot
3S15c.
OATS-The market continues steady, with
prices quoted firm to ship.
| ClDpou WHlto ONl, opOt, SooS'o
White, spot e5Jsgc. No spot
mixed, 25c. New clipped, to ship, s6@2sc
Nsw No 8 white, to ship. 25lSc.
MILLFEED-Trade continues quiet, with
prices ruling steady.
Middlings, sacked, to ship. III 25@l7 OF
Bran, sacked, spring, to ship, ut 4.
Bran, sacked, winter, to ship, sl5 2!
Ground wheat, to .. ship, si7 $780, 90: Red Red. d0s p
FRUIT-The apple market continues
quiet and steady. Grapes are in fair demand
| Cranberries rule quiet.
Apples. choice eating, per Dbl, 80 5Oa4
choice cooking. 81 5000 2S; com to fl fr, pc, e,
@6; per box. SO 5O@3 80. Lemons, med
ch, per box. 81 5O@6; med, ch, per case, 50
@i0. Grapes. Malaga per bbl, i4@65O; Con
per large basket, zoe: Con, per pony basket,
| l2d 13c; Niagara, per pony basket, l6 also
Catawba, large basket. zoe; Catawba pony
| basket, l1Ml2c Cranberries, per bbl. SIC
7 90; per box, 20 25;a2 so. Quinces, per bu
$1GDI 80. Peanuts. Virginian, per lb, 411acs
| ~. Chestnuts, North, per bu. "a so.
SUGAR-Rellned unchanged with fail
demand noted
Cut loaf and crushed, 5 3lc; pulverized
per ID, 4Nc; powdered, per h, 49lc; cube,
per ID, 4,94c; granulated, per ID. 4Iad456,
| granulated, fine, per fb, 45j@4 63c; yranu-
lated, at retail, per ID, Sc; soft white, per ID,
! 43sc yellow confectioners'. per ID, 31s@4.31c
| bag. yellow, per ID, 38l@4.O O6c.
FISH-The supply CT nearly all kinds Is
larger and prices are easier, with the de-
mand moderate.
Cod, market, per ID. 2(62hc; cod. large,
per Id. 411@5c; cod, steak, per 10, 61a a7c
haddock, per ID, 3@31ac; halbut, white, per
! lb, 13@l4c; salmon, East, frozen, per ID,
| 1870 2Oc; salmon, Ore, fresh, per ID, l2@l3,,
buttertsh, per ID, Sd9c; E.aellsh. frt sh. pei
! ID, 11@i2c; bueash frozen, per 10,
9@10o mackerel, large, each %
I (a3Oc; mackerel, mod, each, nom
Herring, per l0) count, 5l0l %. Lake
trout, pcr ID. 1l@l2c. Oysters, Norfolk med
per gal, 9Oc@Sl l5. Oyster, Prov Il, per gal
| 81 20. Lobsters. boiled, per Id, lac. CLAIMS
shelled, per gal, SOC. Scallops, per gal, SIG
les.
/ TRUCK-Supplies continue liberal, with
the market about stea,'y.
Lettuce, per dCz SOC; beets, per bu. Soc
iurnips, ST. And, per bbl 75c; onions. native
per Dbl, 81; squash, per ton. SlO@l2: cab
bage, native. per 100. S2@3; celery, pc
case, 50cca - 30 :carrots, per bu, S5 cau'i
flowers, per box, 81 parsnips. per bu. SOC
sp.DSch, per bu, Soc.