Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19

ASiIi'-tNO particular CAdnge since our last
report Prospect favor bic for good demand
with improving prices.
BUTTtR-Cuntnues in GOOD demand, but
with a better supply than last week Strictly
choice Prime Daiues worth u a lcc.; al, other
grades from II a dc. as it may vary in quality.
Butter the past three weeks has come in good
order, weather being quite favorable for safety,
should be sent in "lcc carsn
CHEESE-Very little has come to market
past two weeks which occasions more than
usual demand. Medium sizes and "A prime art-
Gle is scarce, worth from 64 &c. FAIR quality
or thick sizes. Sc.
FLOUR-There is no change n the Flour
market. he stock Of good sweet Western is
light but of sour there i5 an abundant supply
pRONISIONS-The transactions IN Pork
have been TO moderate extent, but prices are
steady
GRAIN Good yellow mealma Corn is very
scarce and wanted. and Of other kinds there is
only moderate supply. We quote sales of
good yellow at 7Oc.; mixed at 66 Csc aud
white at 63 a &c per hu. Oats nave been IN
good demand at 47c per bu. for Northern. Rye
has become more plenty and the market is now
dull at s5c per bu.
WOOL-Fleece wool confines 70 come for
ward quite freely and the market is very firm
Sales Of the different kinds at prices correspond
ing to the quoted rates, which are Oh 6mos.
Wool The New-Yorb Shipping list of Aug.
18th says "There has been an active inquiry
this week for domestic, and sales 100000 lbs.
all grades, have been made at full prices. $3.50
super pulled 3s a 40 c, aud 1000 lbs No do
33 35c cash. In Foreign, 100 bales unwashed
Tunis at about &c. 5 mos 20 a dealrr."
I he Philadelphia North American of the i4th
SAYS. the market continues very firm, but the de-
mand has been rather less active thls week, and
sales TO moderate extent have been made at
full rates which are generally within the range
OF 80 50 for common to full blood prime and
extra prime fleece, on The usual credit
The market is quiet, the bulk Of the clip
having changed hands. but IN prices we notice a
further advance. There have been additional
receipts Of foreign wool, increasing the amount
to l22,000 lbs. We quote Domesuc.-Common
2S 30c.; blood 30 BE. do g. a BE-;
do "a 81 full do 81 a 40; extra fine clip ~ a
As, unwashed / off. Cincinnati Gazette, l2h.
Cambridge Cattle Market, Asg. n.
Repouedforthe Boston Dsiiy Advertiser.
A. Market 1861 Cuule, ABBOTT 800 Berves and l6l
stores, consisting Of working cows and calves year
fr,sss-Nia,ket Bsef-Eaua 60 so per cut l., quail
p $500 snc qeeliy s5f5e $50 th"aqgaity 81 So -
oId,uas s. 400 Hides 50 per cvL iallow St,75 7Ol
Peiis 50 51-ca skins 10 per %. Veal calss. 4 s.
l-ai l42 a market
Cows and Cilvcs-Si6. 10, ~, %, - 80 a..
Three yssr, old i6, 70, 81, % %, % 30 sis.
Sheep and Lsmhs-5bi1 at mafket
Phees-eKi,a 3 So 4, 40 8 50
BY lot ell lis, "a, IL l,t7, D aon
s~ine-ll5 At market To pedd's RETAIL o 34'o pc
Rsmsrk..-Ths make, we'll supplied, and price. nu
The X. $50 head o beet ard 1907 she
reported, were sold OF The roads, to other markets
Brighton Market, Aug. 5.
Renofted Tor The boston uaily Ad,enissr
A. Market $50 beeiCato, US stores, oou swine aud ESQ