Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-02-13

barrel pork, which is higher and firm
rem'in unchanged. Fresh beef |,
quiet, with smaller arrivals this weel
than the previous week, Veals ar,
firm and unchanged; lambs are steady
| Butter is in good demand for choic,
lots, but on other grades prices ar,
only fairly steady. Cheese shows lit
tie change from week to week. Choic,
fresh eggs are still in small supply
and prices have ruled very Arm.
FLOUR-Mill shipments spring
wheat patents, $515a55O; winter pat
ents, $4,6O@5.1O; trade committe,
spring wheat patents, s525Q6; spring
wheat clear, $4.25@4.s5; winter whea
patents, $5@5.60; winter whea1
straights, $4.65@5,lO; winter whea,
clears, $4.5O@4.9O.
CORN-New spot steamer yellow
5sc; for shipment, No. yellow, SIC;
transit, 59c.
OATS-Spot No. clip white, 53c;
No. 3. So 1-2c; rejected, SEE; no grade
5lc; FOR shipment, 81 to "a lbs. cliu
oats, so 1-2c; "a to 36 lbs. sic; SO toss
lbs. 81 1-2c; 80 to 40 lbs, SIC; 40 to A.
lbs, 53c; fancy clip. 55c.
HAY. ETC-Best, slS@1s.50; lower
grades, $15Q16 up; rye straw. $24@25;
oat straw, $11Q12; sack spring bran to
ship, $21.75; winter, $2250Q22.75;
spring middling, $2l.75; winter. s23.25;
red dog, $2525; cotton seed meal
$27,25 linseed meal, $24.5O; mixed
feed, s23@25
BUTTER-Vermont and New Hamp-
shire extra creamery, 24c; northern
New York. 23@23 1-2c; western, 23@
24c; northern firsts, 22c; eastern best
marks, 23c; western flrsts, 22c: storage
extra. 21@22c; Vermont dairy firsts,
lSc; western imitation creamery ex-
ira. 1Sc; firsts, 15c; ladle firsts, 15c:
packing stock, 13@13 1-2c; renovated,
14@17c; boxes extra northern cream
cry, "a 1-2c: firsts, 23c; extra dairy,
22c; fair to good, 16@1Sc; prints. 100
"a 1-2c
CHEESE-New York and Vermont
twin extra, II 1-2@12c; flrsts, 10 1-2@
II 1-2c; late made, 9@llc; sage
cheese, IL 1-2@12c. ~
EGGS-Native fancy, 3sc; Maine,
Vermont and New Hampshire extra,
36c; firsts, csc; western extras, 36c;
firsts, 35c; fair to good, 31Q34c.
PRovIsIONS-short cuts and heavy
haGks.s1S22aa long oa sHts sl7i li2; 2SS; meai. lets.
s15.75; lean ends, $17.5OQ19.25; bean
pork, $12.75@13; loose salt, SC; corned
shoulder, lie; smoked. lac; fresh,
3-4c; fresh ribs, 3-4@10c; pressed
ham, 13c; skinned ham, IL 1-4@12 1-2c;
regular, 1902 3-4c small hams,
13 lac; boiled, II 1-2@1sc; bacon. 12@
IL 1-2c; briskets, 93-4c; bologna,
1-2c; frankfort sausage, &c; fresh
sausage, 9@12c; sausage meat. &c; raw
leaf lard, lac; rendered in bulk,
1-2c; in pals, 10 1-4@1O 1-2c: pure In
bulk 1-2c; in pals 0 14@9 1-2c.
FRESH MEATS-Choice beef, Z ga
@S lac; good, 1907 1-2c; hindquar-
ters, choice, 10@1O 1-2c; fair to good,
1-2@9c; choice forequarters, Sag
&c; fair to good, l-2@5 lie; extra
mutton, 7c; common to good, 5G6c;
eastern yearlings, 5@6 1-2c; western
6@7c; eastern spring lamb, choice
10c; fair to good, S@9c; western, ga
10c; choice veal, 1O@11e; fair to good
7@9c; common, 5@6c; country dressed
hogs, light, 7c; heavy, 1-2c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Northern and
eastern fresh-killed fowls, choice, 15c;
common to good, 13@14c; chickens
choice roasting, 10000; small and me-
dunn, 12@15c; nearby broilers, l2 to
4 lbs a pair, 10000; ducks, 15Q16c;
pigeons, $1.50; choice large squads, 81
@2.50; chickens, fancy, gle; good tc
choice, 17@19c; western dry packed
turkeys, selected hens, zoe; choice
young toms, 1s@19c; choice mixed, Il
@2Oc; No. / fair to good, 15@17c; old
toms, 15c; No. 2, 12G13c; chickens
choice large 15c; mixed sizes, 12@1 lac;
poor to fair, 10@11c; broilers, 12 tc
2 lbs, 16@1Sc; fowls, choice large, lac;
common small, l2Q13c; old
cocks, 10c; spring ducks, 13@
15c; geese, 10@11c; large capons, 100
zoe; medium, 1G@1Sc; small and slips
14@15c.
LIVE POULTRY Fowls, 1S@14c;
roosters, &c.
BEANS-Choice hand-picked pea
81; screened, $1.sO@1.90; seconds
$1.65@175; choice hand-picked medi-
um, s1.90@195; screened, $1.75Q1.S5;
small white California, 1925; foreign
pea, $1S5@1.90; medium, $1.75@1S5;
choice hand-picked yellow eye, $275.
APPLES-King, $3.5O@4; fancy
king, s4@4.5O; greetings, $2.75@3; fan.
cy baldwins, $3G3.50; No. /, 2.50G3;
No. 9, $l.50; spys, $2.5O@3; talman
sweets, $3.50; pound sweets, $3.50; or
binary cooking stock, s1.75Q2.25.
POTATOES+Hebron, 92Q95c bu;
green mountain, 95c@$1; Dakota red
s5c; sweet potatoes, double heads
$3.50 Dbl; Vinelands, $3.50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SO bbl
caulitlower, $3.50@5 crt; string beans
S. crt; hothouse tomatoes, 40c lb
Florida, SO crt; sprouts, 10@15c qt; GU
cumbers, s2.50@S box; carrots, 75c@
81; parsnips, $l50 bu; hothouse let
tuce, 25@60c doz; onions, SO Dbl; tur
nips, yellow, s1.25 bu; white, $1,000;
bu; flats, 4Oc box; radishes, 25c doz
peppers, 81 crt; spinach, $6 Dbl or 5:
box; kale, $3.50 bu; beet green's, 81 bu
beets, $3.50 bu; marrow squash, 81 Dbl
turbans, $50 ton; hubbard, $40 ton
artichokes, $1.50 bu; celery, pascal
S1.75G2.25 doz; Boston market, $2d
$50; parsley, $3.50; rhubard, SC lb.