Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-07-11

| Butter Is quiet with best grades about steady.
Low grades continue duh. The market fol
salt pork continues quiet and unchanged
Ribs remain steady. Poultry Is steady
Sugar is the same.
EGGS-The market continues firm fol
fresh goods, with prices maintained
Hennery, choice, per doz, l6@l7c Eastern
choise, per doz, l3lsc ; Michigan, Indiana,
etc., l2o; other western per doz, ll}1@
Ice.
BEANS-The market continues quiet with
prices steady.
Pea, NY and Vt, per bush, $l@l 49,
Medium NY and Vt, per bush. 81 0O@i 10.
Yellow eyes per bush, IL l5al rs. Red Kid
ney, per bush, 81 1901 20. California, pei
bush 81 45@l IS.
BUTTER-The market continues quiet
with best grades OF choice creamery
quoted about steady. Low grades continue
Creamery, choice,per Id, l6'G0l7c cream
cry, fair to good, l50Dl6c creamery, June
choice. 14l4l5@c; dairy, North, choice,
lac; imitation creamery, per ID, HOBO
ladle packed. per ID, 9@l0c.
CHEESE-Trade continues quiet, with
values quoted steady.
Northern. choice, per lb, 7@71lc; North
ern, sage, 7l5@7S4o; Western, choice, per Id,
6]a@7c jobs, 19@lc higher.
PROVISIONS - The market for salt
pork continues quiet and unchanged with
lard and hams steady. Fresh ribs remain
steady.
Pork, long and sh cut, per Dbl, Gil. Pork.
lgt and hwy backs, $l0@1l. Pork, lean ends,
perbbl, $ll so. Tongues, beef, per Dbl, $24
Tongues, pork, per Dbl, $14 SO. Beef, corned
per Dbl, 81 1908 IS. Shoulders, corned and
fresh, per Id. 70. Shoulders smoked, per
lb,7l4e Hams, per lb, io@ll1ac. Bacon, pei
salt per ID, &c. Ribs, fresh, per ID, Sc. Sau.
sages, per ID, nc. Sausages, meat, per Ill.,
ne. Lard, In ties. per Id, 51sc. Lard, in
pals, per ID, 59s@61sc. Lard, in pails pure
leaf, per lb. 53s@61sc.
POULTRY Turkeys continue quiet, with
prices about steady. Iced stock is quiet
Turkeys, West, iced, lie; chickens, North,
fr killed. 16@2Oc; chickens, West iced,
14@l6c fowls, Northern, l2@l4c; fowls,
Western, iced, 10c; fowls, West, frozen
901Oc.
FLOUR-The demand for -four continues
dull, with prices nominally quoted about the
same.
Spring patents, SO 65@3 30 Spring. clear
and straight, So 5000 40; Winter, clear and
straight, 50 3093 7O;Winter patents, 50 TOO
$50. Jobbing prices, 25c higher
CORN-Demand continues firm ON spot
supplies scarce, easier to ship.
Steamer yellow, spot, 9sc; No. 8 and
steamer, spot, 37c; Chicago, No. yellow
to ship, 371ac; country yellow, to ship,
351ac.
.CORNMEAL-The market is steady Mt 100
Toe per bag. and 81 70@1 rs per Dbl, granu-
lated, 81 $500 10 per Dbl.
OATs-The market continues quiet with
prices quoted unchanged.
Clipped white, spot, 2514@26l9c; No.
2 white, spot, ,25>a@261sc No. white, spot
sha to shig Ho 2S' xh No. dc. white S to
mixed, to ship, 24c.
RYE-The market continues quiet, with
prices quoted at 50@52c. Rye Flour-Trade
continues quiet at 80 5O@3 per Dbl.
MILLFEED-Trade continues quiet, with
prices lake and rail as follows:
Middlings, sacked to ship, $11@14 so
bran, sacked, spring, to ship. 81
bran, sacked. winter, to ship, s12 80
ground wheat, to ship, IA so; Red dog
flour, to ship, $l5 50@l6 cotton seed
meal, to ship, $2l 5O@22.
FRESH MEATS-Beef continues dull
and steady with lambs selling slowly and
muttons in quiet demand. Veal is steady.
Beef, steers, per lb, 615@7c; beef, hind
quarters per Id, 7}a@1Oc; beef. forequarters
per Id, 31a@419c; lambs, spring, per ID. l06Dllc;
lambs, good to choice, 6iq7c; mutton, per lib,
6@7c; yearlings, per Id, Cole; veal, per
b,6@8c; hogs, city dressed per Id, 54c; hogs,
country dressed, per lb.4c.
FRUIT--Strawberries continue in fnl sup
ply, with sales of natives 7D12c, as to quail
Apples, choice eating, per Dbl, 80 "a
oranges, VAL, per case. 8(D9c oranges per
box, 80 1905 rs oranges Pal. and Mes,
per box, SO 5000 so; lemons, Med. per
box. 1908 30; peanuts, Virginan, per Id,
4a05c; Strawberries, I'd to oh lO912c;
strawberries, fair, 7@9c.
SUGAR-Reflned is quiet with prices I'M
changed.
Cut loaf and crushed 515c; Pulverized,
per ID $50; powdered, per ib 5.O6c; cube, per
| 10 Sic; granulated, per ib 43l Ga4 Sic; granu.
lated, fine, per ID 4.Sl@45sc; granulated, at
retail per ID 81 soft white, per ID 4. 44043lc
| yellow confectioners' per ID 1s94.3lc; bag
| yellow, per ID 3.3l@4.O6c.
MOLASSES-Trade continues steady with
the markes quiet. The following are whole
| sale lots:
I NO fancy, open kettle, 3G@3Sc; N O good
to ch, per GAL 320D35c; New Orleans, centrf,
fancy, 18023c; New Orleans, centrif, good to
oh, 15@17c; Ponce, ch to fancy. per gal,
27@3Oc; Barbadoes, per gal, 24g25c; Maya
guez, per gal, 2702Sc.
SEED-Trade rules moderate, with prices
unchanged.
Timothy, per bu. 81 75@1 80; clover, per
lb, 5000 red top, West, per 50-lb sack,
90 80 +; red top, Jersey. per 50-lb sack, 50 90;
red top, reclcaned, per ID. 16@17c.
POTATOES-The market for old stock is
nominal. New stock is in liberal supply,
with prices ranging as to quality.
New So, choice, per Dbl, $l@1 5O New
So, com to good, per Dbl, $1@1 rs.
TRUCK-The market holds about steady
with fair trade.
Lettuce per box, 40c.; squash, new, per
cite, 81; squash, new marrow, per Dbl, 80 25;
cabbage, per pkg 50c@S1 rs; cukes, Nor, per
pkg, 75c; dollhouse cukes, per 100, so; Ber-
muda onions, per box. ST.; asparagus, native
por box, $1@1 rs; string beans, per bskt, 500
@$1, Southern tomatoes, per pkg, 5O@75c;
native peas, per bu. 75c; Providence peas,
per Dbl, so 25; rhubarb native, per ID, 15c:
radish, per 100 buchs, 75c@s1 so; bunch
hootc NOR 100 S0. E,rynfion ,ri,,n, M,