Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-29
NEW YORK MARKETS.

ASHES-Are steady and in limited request at 50 so
for new Pots, and IS Is for new Pearls
COTTON-The demand continues good, principally
from ma n,Ifacturers and the sales large the
limited supply will admit Of Prices have again ad-
vanced, and at the close are very firm sales OF some
1000 bales on basis of nc for Middling.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western and
State Flour is more active and decidedly frmer, owing
to the rapid advance gold and limited arrivals the
low grades are 10 a l5c per bb rmer, and the better
descriptions 10 ESQ., but the market Is quiet at the
close. The sales are 24,6 600 bbs., at
For superfne State and Western, Sc 55a.
For Fancy do, 30a7 65
For the lower grades of Western Ex-
For shipping brands Ohio, 75oaa65
For trade do. do, 70aS 20
For st. Louis Extras, so a 10
OIL CAKE-The market is firm, but quiet; sales
200 bbls. City at $751; and 20 Western at s44now
'' PRo3TsIoNs-The Pork market is more active,
chiefly for future delivery, and prices are rmer sales
Of $500 bbls. for may and june deveryat
s16 Is 25 for New Mess,
is for uninspected Mess,
Is for Prime Mess.
The sales on the spot 100 bbls., at
sl4 rs a IA 81 IL for Mess,
IL so a ii rs for Old Prime,
l3 for New Prime.
The Government contract was all taken, but the par
ticulars withheld from publication until Friday
Beef is quite active after period of extreme dull
and prices well sustained sales OF $500 bar
sll IS a IL 25 for Plain Mess,
ii so for uninspeced Extra do.
Dressed Hogs are steady, and in good demand at
6 1-4c for Western, and l-2c for City.
Lard is quite active and is rmer sales of 1900 bbs.
at 10 10 Sac the spot, and 10 34c for February
and March delivery.
Butter and Cheese very active at the privious
rates.
SEEDS-The market for Glover Seed is better, and
the tendency is still upward sales OF 2l2 bags at ii "a
II LIE. Timothy is firm, and IN fair request at So
8 IL for Prime.
SALT-The market is quiet, but firm sales OF 1900
ou SnA Ipprk Islss-d on private terms. ina J.,
at l6c.
TEAS-The marked is excited, and has been active
but the transactions restricted by the with
drawal of nearly all the offerings from the market
TOBACCO-Is in fair demand and on the advance !;
Seedleaf at Is Soc Manufactured has been in de-
mand and the sales large embracing 5000 packages
advance of a &c per Id.
TALLOW-Is in fair demand, and the market is
frmer; sales of 5000 lbs at IL IA IL 4c for West
ern and ii SIS IL 3-4c for city, cash.
BEEF CATTLE-Some extra good Beeves may be
quoted at 10 l-2c.
The general average of the market at Sic.
The most OF the sales range from to l0c.
COWS-We have change to notice in the market
quoted generally at $35 As, with rather inquiry
for of private families and less than expected
from the large stables, considering the advance in beef
An increase in the unmber of Cows this week. and the
excessive muddy condition of the country not ia
Nvorabe to the trade.
SHEEP-The price of Sheep has seldom, if ever, been
known higher than it is nowit being &c per ID. and
over, live weight. This is more, the average, than
the price of the mutton the wholesalers hooks. 1t
is nothing but the extraordinary price of wool that
keeps up the price of sheep the mutton is not
suay high, and the price of wool does not warrant the
prices that have been paid lately for pelts.