Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-07-18

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The weather conditions continue ex-
cellent for all kinds of trade. All
kinds of meat remain unchanged, with
rather less demand. The demand
for eggs is rather slack, but cheese Is
steady. Creamery butter In good de-
mand and selling at good prices.
FLOUR-Mlll shipments, spring
wheat patents, $i.6594.95; trade COM
mittee spring wheat, $4.70@5.50; clear,
$3.S5@4.25; winter patents, $4.05@4.65:
straights, $3.95@450; clear, $3.75@4.35.
= CORNMEAL, ETC.-Cornmeal, s1.15
@1.l7 bag and $2.45@2.5O barrel;
granulated, $3.55@S.70; bolted, $3.45@
3.65; rolled oats, s5.55@5.S0; cut and
ground, $5.95@620; rye flour, $3.50
$50; graham -four, $3Q3.S0.
CORN-Spot steamer yellow, 60 1-2c
for shipment; No yellow, 60 1-2c; No.
yellow, Coo; transit, 60 1-2c; lake and
rail, 60Q6O 1-2c.
OATS-Spot No. 2 clip, white,
46 1-2c; No. 3, As 1-2c; rejected, "A 1-2c;
no grade, 44c; for shipment, 40 to AZ
lbs, fancy barley, sic; SO to 3S lbs, A
Q44 1-2c; SO to 40 lbs, 45@46c; 40 TO
AZ lbs, 4sc; 36 to 3S lbs, lake and rail,
44Q44 1-2c.
HAY, ETC.-No. hay, $24@25; low
grade, SIT up; rye straw, $22@25; oat
straw, $S.5O@9.50; sack spring bran, to
ship, $1S25@1S50; winter, $20.75; mid
dlings, $19@25; red dog, $2425; cotton
seed meal $26.75; linseed meal, $25.25.
BUTTER-Creamery extra Vermont
and New Hampshire, 21c; northern
New York, 21c; western, 21c; northern
firsts, 20@20 1-2c; eastern, 20 1-2c;
western firsts, 10000 1-2c; Vermont ex-
ira dairy, zoe; western imitation, ITO
Is 1-2c; ladle firsts, 1906 1-2c; pack
ing stock, 15@15 1-2c; renovated, 15@
16 1-2c; boxes extra northern creamery,
22c; extra dairy, zoe; fair to good, 16@
1Sc; prints, 16@22c.
CHEESE-New York and Vermont
twins, choice new, 10 1-2@1O SAC;
firsts, 1O@10 lac; seconds, &c; Wiscon-
sin choice, new, 10 3-4c.
EGGS-Native and Cape fancy, 23@
24c; choice fresh eastern, 10000;
choice fresh Vermont and New Hamp-
shire, 19@2Oc; Michigan extra, 1Sc;
western firsts, 16c; fair to good, lao
15c; western dirties. 12Q14c; storage
packer western frsts, 16 1-2@17c; dir
tise, lac.
PROYI5IONS5--5her cuts and heavy
backs, $40; long cuts, $20.25; medium
Dacks and short cuts, s1S.25; lean ends,
$20.50@21; bean pork, $15@15.75;
loose salt, 10 1-2c; corned shoulders,
l0c; smoked. 10 3-Sc; fresh, 10 1-Sc;
fresh ribs, 10 3-4@11c; pressed ham,
13c; skinned ham, 13 Sac; regular,
I41-2@15c; boiled, 20 1-2@21c; bacon,
Ia 1-2@15c; bologna, SC; frankfort saul
sage, &c; fresh, 11@12c; sausage meat,
1-2c; raw leaf lard, 10 lac; rendered
in bulk, 971Sc; in pals, 10 $50
10 7-Sc; pure in bulk, 1-Sc; in pals,
97-S@10 1-8c.
FRESH MEATS-Choice beef, 1-2@
SC; good. 63-4@7 1-2c; hindquarters,
choice, 1O@1O 1-4c; fair to good, S@9c;
choice forequarters, LAOS 1-2c; fair
to good, 41-2@5c; extra mutton,
1-2c; fair to good, 5@7c; eastern
yearlings, 6@7c; western, 7@8c; east
ern spring lambs, choice, 11@12c; fair
to good, S@10c; western, S@12c; fall
lambs, western, 6@9c; choice veal, Sc;
fair to good, 7@Sc; common, 5Q6c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Norther and
eastern fresh killed, 14@15c; chickens,
choice roasting, 30@35c; nearby broil-
ers, 31-2 to lbs to pair, 1S@20c;
green ducks, 16Q17c; pigeons, 75c@
$1.5O; choice large squad, $2@2.50;
western iced turkeys, 15c; choice fowls,
12 1-2c; common, 11@12c; broilers,
1-2 to 2 lbs, 16@17c; light weights,
14@15c; old cocks, 91-2@10c; western
frozen turkeys, 15@1Sc; chickens, 12Q
16c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, IL 1-2@
13c; roosters, &c; broilers, 2 lbs, lao
15c.
BEANS-Choice hand-picked pea,
$3.50; screened, $1.75@2; seconds, $3.50
@1.75; choice hand picked medium,
$2.15; screened, $1.75@2; small white
California, $2.49@2.5O; foreign pea,
$1.95@215; medium, $1.90@2; choice
hand picked yellow eyes, $2.65@2.75;
seconds, $2@2.25; red kidneys, $3.10
Q3.35.
REFINED S'UGARS-American Co
crystal dominoes (5-lb carton) 7.25c;
cut loaf and crushed, 6.65c; eagle tab
let's, 5.15c; cubes, 5.30c; xxx pow
dered, 5.10c; standard powdered, 505c;
fine granulated and diamond A, 4.95c;
extra G, 4.3O@4.65c; yellow, 4.25@4.5Oc;
crescent, 4.20c.
APPLES Baldwin, $2@3; russets, Sc
@3; Ben Davis, $2@2.60I new south
ern, $1@2.50.
POTATOEs-Old, s0c@$1 bu; new.
$3@25O Dbl.
VEGETABLES-Asp native,
s2@3 doz; cabbage, $2@2.50 Dbl; string
beans green, $1.50; wax, $3.50; peas,
$1Q125 bu; tomatoes, southern, 1.50
crt; Mississippi, 6Oc crt; natives, 6@Sc
lib; rhubard, &c lib; cucumbers, 50c@
ESQ box; lettuce. 35c@6Oc 1-2 doz
box; onions, Bermudas, $1.75 crt;
Egyptians, $2.25@2.50 bag; turnips,
new white, 4@5c bunch; new yellow,
$1.75 bbl carrots. SLIPS bu; new car
rots, 304c bunch; spinach, 75c bu:
beets, old, soc; new natives. 2@3c
bunch; marrow squash, $3.50 crt and
Dbl; yellow, $1@2 Dbl; white, $2Q2.5O
Dbl; native crooked neck, SLIPS doz.
Letting Her Down.