Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-09-09


ter 1t is impossible to give prices for every
day Of the week Noting, however, the
general tendency OF trade, sufficiently ac-
dealers can safely base their transactions.
Another slight advance in heavy
meats is noted this week with the de-
Inand steady. The vegetable houses
report a moderate demand on much Of
their consignments and prices gener'
aliy Grnr.
Receipts of butter continue large.
Strictly extra creamery, perfectly free
from hot weather defects, sells easily
at 22 1-2c, but comparatively small
proportion of the current receipts
can be so classed. and there have
been liberal offerings of stock more
or less defective at 21@21 1-2c, which
has been moving rather slowly.
Cheese has stiffened in price in re-
sponse to the higher prices in the
country markets, but the advance has
been met by a check in the demand.
New arrivals of York state twins,
however, are firmly held at 12c.
Liberal receipts of eggs and a
somewhat slackened demand has re-
suited in an easier tone and prices
are with difficulty maintained.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa
tents $5.4O@5G5, winter wheat pa
tents new $4.2504.50, trade commit
tee spring patents $5.40@6.50, spring
clear $3,50@4, winter patents $490@
5.G5, winter straights $465@5.30, win
ter clears $4,55@5.
CORN-Spot, No. yellow Ga 1-2c,
steamer yellow 64c, No. 3 yellow 64c,
in transit, No. yellow, GA 1-2s, No. 8
yellow 64c, for shipment, all rail No.
2 yellow G4c, No. yellow 63 1-2c,
lake and rail, No. 2 yellow 64c, No. 3
yellow 63 1-2c.
OATS-Spot No. ! clipped white
SAC, No 2 clipped white 33 12c, No. 3
clipped white 33c, rejected white
80 1-2c, for shipment, all rail, 40 to AZ
lbs, clipped oats, new SAC, fancy 35c,
SO to 40 lbs 33 12s. sc to SO lbs 33c.
CORNMEAL, ETC.-Cornmeal $1.1S
01.2O a bag and $2.55@26O a barrel,
granulated $3.2O@3.35, bolted $3.1O@
$50, rolled $4.S0@5.O5, cut and
ground $52S@5.55; rye -four $4,000
4.25, graham flour $3.3O@4.5O.
HAY, ETC.-Choice $17@17.50, No.
1 $16@16.5O, No. 2 $13@15, No. 3
$Io;50@1lSG, 1 fine SSlhgH5b6, ShHb66e No NSli FSsf66 Ssf656
011.5O, clover $1O.5O, swale $950@
1850, prime rye straw $15.5O@16, oat
straw $95O@10.
MILLLFEED-For shipment, sack
spring bran S175O@1S. winter bran
$1S.25@1S.75, middlings $17.75@23,
red dog S235O@23.75, mixed feed $19
@215O, cottonseed meal $27.50@2775,
linseed meal, old process $30.50.
PROVlSIONS-Heavy backs $1S,
medium backs SIT, heavy short cuts
$17T5, medium short cuts ST, long
cuts $f9, lean ends $2O@20.75, bean
pork $1061550, loose salt pork lie,
corned shoulders 7-8c, smoked 1-2c,
fresh 12c, fresh ribs IA 1-2c, pressed
hams 10@12 1-2c, skinned hams 100
13 3-4c, regular and small hams 12 ga
@13 7-Sc, boiled 18 1-2@19c, bacon IA
OF 1-2c, brisket II 1-Sc, bologna &c,
frankfurts 3-401O lac, fresh sau-
sage 8 3-4@13 1-2c, sausage meat
lac, tongue $3.50 Dbl, raw leaf lard
lie, rendered in bulk lie, in pals
10 1.4610 1-2c, country dressed hogs
Sc.
FRESH MEATS-Beef. choice so
1-2c, good COG 1-4c, hindquarters
choice 10 1-2011c, common to good
9010c, forequarters choice sos 1-2c,
common to good A 1-2@5c; mutton, ex-
ira western S@9c, good to choice 60
7c, yearling, good to choice eastern 5
@7c, western 6@Sc, winter lambs,
choice 10c, common to good S@9c,
spring lambs, eastern choice 12@13c,
comon to good 8@10c, western good
to choice 10012 1-2c; veal, choice
eastern 10c. fair to good 8@9c, COM
mon 607c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
northern and eastern fowls, choice
15c, common to good 13@14c, green
ducks 17@1S 1-2c, nearby broilers
choice IL 10 lbs pair 17c lb, fair
to good lightweights 15016c lb, pige-
ons $1.5O@1.75 doz, squads $2@2.50
doz, western ice packed turkeys, COM
mon to good 1S019c; fowls, choice
13c, fair to good 12@12 1-2c, broilers,
to A lbs pair 13c, lightweights 13@
lac.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowl IL 100
13c, roosters Sc, spring chickens, lbs
and over, lao 15c, ducks 14@15c.
BEANS-Choice hand-picked pea
$175, screened $1.60@1.70, second
$14O@1.5O, choice handpicked medi-
um $21O@2.2O, screened $4,000,
small white California $3.50, choice
handpicked yellow eyes $2@21O,
common to good $1.7501.9O, red kid
neys $31003.20.
REFINED SUGAR--American co
crystal dominoes Ceases "a 5-lb car
tons) 7.70c, Eagle tablets 6.65c, cubes
5.7Oc, cut loaf and crushed 6.15c,
xxx powdered, large bbls 5.45c,
small bbls 5.40c, granulated and fine
granulated, large bbls 5.25c, small
bbls 5.30c, 100 lb bags 5.25c, bags 25
lbs and under 5.25c, Diamond A SIC,
Ontario A 4.95c, Empire A Tin 100 lb
bags) 4.90c, extra G 4.40@4.85c, vel.
low G 4.4004.65c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: LIS.
Ferry, r. L. $1.75 to $1s5 bbl; Jersey,
bu, 60@65c; onions per bag, native,
bu, 70@SOc, Egyptian, $1.5O@2; cab
bages per 100. native, S6@8; toma.
toes, Jersey, box, 25@5Oc; sweet po-
tatoes. yellow, Dbl, $1.75@225; tur-
nlps per bbl, Russia, $1.25@1.5O; GU
cumbers per box, native, $1@125;
green peas, per bu, native $1@1.50;
green corn, box, 100000; string
beans, native, 75c@$1.