Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-13
Prepared for the Rutland heraldl
Monetary and Market mnttor-

Inc .ate elections ana the removal of General Ma
oieiian have not had 80 great an effect on the mors
market a. some have anticipated. BONE kinds q, 80.
have fallen, but the decline cannot be attributed =,
any other effect than that which produced the da..
in gold to $50 Sd Large amounts OF America, 80.
rites have lately BEN received from Europe sor.
estimate that half million dollars worth of raIros,
United States, and other American stocks were reoaS.s
IN New York last week. II the times change thew MA.
be countermanded. '
The Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice tA.
he vail receive proposals till Saturday next for an.
part of SIS, $50 of $50 per cent Treasury Bor3
This Is the balance Of the issue which is not Ais -,
Of oters for any amount not less than one RonJ :.
fifty dollars viii be considered, provided that Ian ~.
cent. of the amount offered be deposited with an a.
sistant Treasurer and the certificate forwarded to tbs IA
partment' In case the proposal is not accepted N
money so deposited will be refunded
As the amounts of produce exported are 30 unpsr,u
large this year. the question naturally arises wbv /,
there such foreign demand for bread studs, A ~
respondent of the London Times, who has traysllsx
over the greater part of England with view of Az.
irving at an intelligent opinion as to the orons s
that the wheat crop will be from to eight bushels ~
low an average per acre, and Of shryeed and infa
or quality; that barley will be ten and oats from t
to SIX below an average crop, and some Other orop
equally below the average. Nearly the same may Ia
stutfs free Of duty which is conclusive evidence bs
there Is scarcity OF provisions Reports say there /.
also scarcity of breadstuff in Spain and Austria.
NEW YORK MARKETS
FLoUR-The market for Western and State Flonr
Is less active, and the low and medium grades are oe
per Dbl lower and close heavy, though the receipts are
only moderate. Trade brands IN limited reousst
and are irregular. The sales II 400 bbs at
$50 for Superine State and Western; So 10 625 for
Extra State; $3.50 $50 for Fancy do s6soa SIS for
ping brands Ohio $40 si0for trade brands do; and
$3.50 10 for 81 Louis brands. Canadian Flour is low
er, and IN moderate request; sales of $40 bos at s
600 for the low grades Of Extra, and 500 62s for
Trade brands.
PRoYISIoNS.-The Pork market is better and more
active, the inquiry is in part speculative the arrivals
are fair and the stock on hand lsrge the sales
are 400 bbls at sl275 SIS for Mess; sll 81 l-2 H.
81 IL for Prime and Prime Mess, TO arrive on
private terms Beef is plenty, especially new and the
market is duh and heavy; sales of so bbs at sllo
for Vermont Mess; siS 50 for Extra do; and slS5aH
Tor Extra Cneago Lard Is heavy and in moderate de-
mand sales of go bb and tcs 10 10 S-sc for new
and 10 l-2 10 Sic for old. Butter is in lively re
quest for export to England at full prices We quote
choice ana extra State IN rkns half do and tubs at
y q Use; Good TO Prime do. at 20 a 2Sc.
SEEDS-Clover is quiet at 10 lie; Timothy is dun
at zig, Hemp and Flax Seed is wanted at e2.75
SALT IS ia limited request, but the market is firm at
former iates.
notloeahle sales 10000 Western at II l2 II.
SIC, for inferior TO prime, and II l-2c. for City
BEEF CATfLE-First quality a ST. Medium, J
8; Ordinary j IL a 10. #
CoWS-The trade in mich Cows Is without change
About an average of 100 arrive and fnd purchasers.
and generally for the ordinary Cows of the country,
ircsh IN muk, at s55 40, calves included not ac
cording Ia price and 5 agreed
oHEEP-Good sheep were toerably abundant, and
selling at prices estimated at la per h. live
weight