Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
Prepared for the Rutland herald
,,u,.t,,x and Market Matters.

mod in England 10 prey upon American hh'pH On
49, bi,h seas has been doing quite an extensive buSl-
VS. ,f late; and 1t appears the Old aoase t"eio u
amope thieves" has not proved itself true IN
lop'' Thero has been some three millions OF dol
''' nth of property destroyed by this cram "s3o'
49, Belonged TO British subjects, and Notwithstanding
At the vessels estroyed had British consulate GER
aotes they were treated the same as others II sto
Va bopai that this operation will Illustrate to opr
cbbor. across the water the necessity Of ar Dc all
'a, and that they SO on atting ont these ,rato
% they must expect they will sooner -.
,s,d 70 their disadvantage
t3overpmcnt securities OF all kin"
ably affected by the practical or - nave been aVor-
and the revenue likely 10 b. 1ratlon OF the tax bill,
si..,;,ps Tins far are IL derived from it, The in-
1.,e 3, the govern at it will he greater source OF
~, a,t,,,,s,tedi. ment than those who framed the
M attantio- would be. 1t has attracted consider
mo have Il and according TO the Judgment OF men
,upa. investigated the matter, il will yield four
:. Led million of dollars. Some are confident that
= soon as we get the rebellion put down. foreign capt.
tai viii How into the securities of this government and
Federal SKIES will advance some above par
Money OF course continues to be plenty and there
atn be no possibility ola stringent money market so
lons as paper pays paper The line Of deposits in the
SeF ioA banks at the close Of last week shows total
sl5s S02 0o0-tho heaviest sum ever vet reported
mense importation of foreign good Notwithstanding
the high tariff The import entries at New York. ex
.lusve of specie, this year has been sl5s,9I5,626
Amount same time, 1861, IO6,ss6ss6
Increase since Jan LIST, si5O2s6qO
TIC export cearauces of domestic produce and mis-
.snaneous good including foreign articles re-exportcd,
this year amount to sl2s,S92,ISl
Amount same time 1861, lll,l2s,l67
Increase since Jan LIST, sl7.263,0st
twill be seen nom the above that the balance is
asalnst New York 1t must be paid in some way and
As the rates Of exchange high every available az
ucc of merchandise is being shipped. This of course
must lead to an advance in cotton and some sales have
been made at 81 Csc per To. higher figures than ever
before known.
II appears that the silver mines are Welding we'll
According to paper called the Silver Age, published
in California the product of silver in portions of that
rich country is immense 1t learns from pretty rcl
able source that the ophir Company are shipping
weekly, from their works in Washoe county. the sum
Of not less than $4,000 in bullion and some weeks it
amounts to nearly $780, 900 in value At this rate the
yield Of the mine will probably reach the enormous
sum Of three millions of dollars this year The Age
says there are hundreds of mines that vicinity equal
Is as good which are undeyeoped, but which only re-
quire the capital to make them yield similarly
There is great deal of counterfeit money in circuls
ton in this vicinity There fvcs on the Manufac-
surers Bank, Troy hyes on the Commercial Bank
Gens Falls, which very close limitations and the
only safe way is for the public to refuse all ves Of hsee
banks Also, there are fyes on the Bank Of Orange
County, Chelsea which are well done All we have
seen are dated January l. 1861 This bank hs, issued
no rve dollar bills Of that date.
NEW YORK MARKETS,
CeIToN There has been some inquiry to-day. urin.
epaIly nom SPECTATORS and the market has mora tone
enan yesteray though still very unsettled sales Of
100 10 500 bales, at about IS - Soc for middlinr
FLorR-The -four market is more active for western
and state in part speculative, influenced bv the adj
vance IN exchange and prices l5c per h. firm
sr Trade brands are also active and are better
at the close. The arrivals are more liberal The saes
are 800 bbs at $500 SIS for superfne state and
western; SIS 6for extra State; At 6l5 for fancy
dos S.o5 6s5 for the low grades of western extra
s675 $50 for shipping Ohio; $500 $40 for trade
bran is and sS.2 BIS for family brands
GR.IE-The wheat market IS more active and I %
better the demand is in part speculative, influenced
by the advance in exchange which stimulates the cx-
port inquiry also; the arrivals moderate: the sales
embrace 26 700 bush and consist of 81 400 bush Chi
cago spring AT sll5 %; IS, 200 do Milwaukee club
at sl2 l.2S $500 do. choice Amber Green Bav al
slS4 r. 200 do. Amber State at s.iO l4I and s. 500
do. white Michigan at 81 AS l.5o. Rye is in ucaeer
supply, and is firm at SoC Tor state, and rs SIC for
western Corn is in good demand, and is lie per bush
rmer; sales Of 81 900 bush az 81 &c for hot warm
and bIueeyed; IS 4c for shipping mixed, and 76c for
white western.
HOPS are less active but arc steady Sales Of $50
bales at II CSC for common to prime.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork il in fair request, and with mod
crate receipts prices rmer at the close the stock
however is very large the sales brace $50 bbls at
si3.e l-s rs Tor mess, and SllSl a I.S7 IL for
prime Beef is in better supply and in fair demand;
sales OF - bills at $3.50 10 fr plain mess 1875
i for extra chiacsO, and $3.50 for extra vermont
Beet hams are firm and in fair demand sales of 200
Dds. western at ell 1850. Bacon is scarce aud
wanted sales Of ia boxes at sc for shortRbbed City
ana -2c for Short Clear do Cut are out of season.
q | 4frd l. in fair Do
mand and rather SITTER sale. of $50 bbls and ties at
10 10 Lie for new and 10 SIS 10 lac for old also
livery, at 10 Lee. Butter in moderate demand and
State IL plenty, but, with the advance in exchange
mere Is more tone to the market quote choice and
eSra state IN hrkns at % Csc; fair to prime do at
" 15c Cheese is in better supply especially State
OUT holders generally firm at fun former rates we
quote choice and extra State at l-2 lie choice ohio
ava Lee and English dairy do at 9I-2 10 l-2c
sylVaRia
SALT finn, and in fair request at So 3sc for Turks
stand l5o lj5 for Liverpool Ground; sl.S5 a 80
hr Jefry' and Darcy's; and s2.25 for Ashton's
staARs-The demand has been moderate, but we no.
ace no essential change in prices Sales of 500 hhds
~ y lie for Cuba, 10 IL II Lee, mos for New
Ofieans and Ii hhds. Porto Rico in bond at l-9c
saSa' Refined are quiet bat firm.
lAILow is firm and i'll fair demand Sales of lln 900
ius; at IL Lie for western and IL Lee for city
"a a9c amy ~ f"'''" az
The general average of the market at Lie
inc most Of the sales range from to Sc
the sHssrIhere was most singular state Of things
.l he Sheep market Monday morning, At 10 O'Clock
Acre was not sheep for sale in Sixth street-none
.i arrived at that hour The butchers were get
hg little nervous, and brokers anticipated being
sL oe 70 name higher price than last Monday This
y succeeded IN doing, but only to cover the advance
pon pelts, which, it is said, move up 25 to 81 cents
10 ~ us month The butchers evidently afraid
ouy sheep at any advance on the meat as it is re-
mat the Albany butchers buying heavily
th to send the meat TO Washington market in
s Sy, where 1t sells at &c per pound for mutton
ana Q a &c per pound for lamb " A'''0N
the So AND oALvEs-The price of mich cows remains
ana VARYING generally from as to As for the cow
can and II above the common run as to ouaIitv
above $50. o u see COW on sale here
veal calves sell steadily at the prico Of tho last ~
sosa IS l-2o for the best and &c for
osT UT ,neir calves, and a to IL head for grass
sapt Nohe nut the very extra quality sell over 6