Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19

Provisions -Becf-s12, 80 s1I 80 per hbl. Pork
Clear. $3.50 Sls.5u. Ness hest, si7Oun 1850
Ltrd-Bbi. per h., llial2ic per h. llans--smoLcd
Hogs-Dre.sed. &c
rroluce--ArpIe>-drie'l, ~ &c per III. Winter
Beans-Smll extra, $40 II sl,s5 per bn,hcl;
Marrow-Sl,62 II 2.75. cheese Vt. nm a. y. i2n
lac per H. Potatoes -Incksnrs, 30 57c per hu.hel
Pouliry-lOn l3lc per III. Egg, nl7c per dozen
Sugar-lOinl5ic per III.
Tnlow-Rcndc. ed. l1tl1ic per H.; Rough. 7lc.
Wool-Full ilool Merinn, IS 7yc per h.; com
mon 7On7jr; Pulled, extra. sOasjc.
The Cattle NInr ict-nt brighton. Cambridge
ana Mcdford.
SAILS OF NORTHERN BEEF CATTLE.
H. Day sold to +. Porter oxen, 10 ,re,s 100 lbi
which probably the best half lozcu from NJ tine
this week, for 7lc Mr.. Greepcnf odd his best p,ir
for 7ic aud u. Lancaster hi, two best pairs for &c
per ID.
Hosea Gray sold extr' pair Of oxen, laid ut full
24O1 b- which have been fed by hin>elf in latca>-
ter, ~ H.. for several month. un.t ~ 7jc per H. IN
kill AMI weight lie also sold other more ordinary *
en- 1T Gic aud 6ic, aud several pairs Of steers and
| Ollie Young cnttle ut from To &c per HI
e Pierce 50 d pair Of oXei ~ dress $500 lbs. or
more, aud ripe par they were, Tor 1875. nd a"hcr
pair to J. T. Taylor, full 1000 ib~ for Sl4o.
l.. C. Udall sold 10 good good oxen to W. l. VIII
kms, laid ut 100 ib@. each for !, ANA estimated to
dress full 1000 lbs ut 64c.
Berry Long sold 10 White Creek. y. " oxen,
thoroughly at,cd pair laid ut full $500 b. t~.c
~ &C. to dress 23Oo lbs per pair az TIc aud an Url
4. y. Chase sold all his stock this week. "lv dol
| lars Being man oi few worls, and plriicu arlv
aver~c to loud ones, which sometimes de- arise when
parties leave the business Of week to closed up
the nrxt week. or the week after, whichever the
| parties meet and happen to lie prepared fl settle
incnt, he greatly prefers thi meud to the very
mon one by which the butcher takes the cattle 'tn
Kill and weigh" One pair of his oven to dress 1900
lbs, sold ut $40; pn;r sag 2O0O lbs $50: pair
three year old Steer, $50 each; pair s45 pHr,
S7n; pair $50; od steer. S4j, which he cstiinat-
ed equal to about 6ic per III, for the steers Al OF
pair oxen for SPA or 6ic another pair slO5, or
6tc' nnd fine steer, Mt $50 or sc per ID.
AT 81 25 per 100 lbs. Lamb sold wcll-fed oxen
nj 74c. T.. =. Knight sold 2 oxen, estimated to dress
25Oe lbs, ut IT. W. H. Smith sold oxen to Mr..
kce lnld ct 2So0 lbs per par, at lie C. Bailey
sold 10 n. = jackson one oxen at &c
A. 81 90 per 100 lh-.-N. c. Bu'chrldrr sold to J.
Cum'tuck 26 steers, which fed in the nnIthern
part If New York, and which looked more like the
best Illinois steers Of la,t year than any ynrltu we
have seen AT Cambridge for several months, weighing
together 81 400 lbs. ut &C. 80 sk-an allown &c for
ntnl so large probably to reduce the 6lc,
less, per h. ". II Smith ,old To Mr.. Colwell pair
oxen 1000 lbs. each mt &C. W. y. Patterson sold
oxen laid at 1000 l2OO lbs. each at 10, aad SIC.
At 1913 per I0I lbs.-N. g. Bnichelder sold % tx
en-, in one bunch, To dress from 800 Ia 1000 lbs ench
aud 10 in another bunch, to dress 1000 lbs EACH all
for &C. on dressed weight. g. :. Peavey sold oxen,
to re-s $500 lbs ut 6lc per b. W. |. Subin sold
oxen, 10 lbs. each mt SIC. NJ T Shackett ,old to
Snu 'lers & Hnriwe!l oxen, 100 lbs for Gle
At $3.50 per 100 lb,.-E lint sold oxen laid mt
about 1000 lbs. e CHI. for 6!". G :. Peavey sold
pair oxen. 300 b.. for Sis. J. Bee Y sold l pair
oxen I" Mr.. Peabody, / 90 ib-. for SIG. and uiher
oxen for Sl63. or 6!c uer 10. T.. J.. Knights sold
fonr-yeur-old steers 1t 6lec. w. r. >mhcket, sold to
Snm .der> & IlnrtwelI Ken, 1000 ID. eich tor 6ic.
tie "l>o sold an ezra pair of tw.-ye"r-rd Durham
se'rs, laid at ZOO lbs for 6!r, which too pretty
for the butchers. w. y. Fat er>on sold l., about
1000 lbs. esch for ST.
AT ST, rs per 100 bs-C. W. Bailey sold 10 oxen 10
Mr.. CowelI laid NJ about ~ 0 ,ach for Ole per lb.-
l. a. tITl
!. Shackett sold oxen TO MIR. Mead about 80 lbs ,
at &c.
AT $500 per 100 lbs-G :. Peavey sold pnir OK
Ell, laid ~ full 1910 lbs, for slpO |. Subin pair
oxen, 100 lbs. Tor &c per IL. NJ +. Shncket sold
three year-od hetrrs, nh NJ 100 bs. &c.
At 1913 AND LESS per 100 lbs.-E. Flint sold
rather ordinary land NJ 1900 lbs. per pair, for &c
G. $. Peavey soli oxen, 1900 lbs, for S1O. T.. =.
Knight sold pair small threeyea Old Steers laid mt
$50 lbs, Sj3. NJ. = Shacke;t sold cows, lnl ut
G25 lbs, for Si4 each. pair three year-od steers,
about 400 lbs. FIR $50, nhd other. 1870 lbs, for
$50. One butcher showed us This mnruil some air-
locking beet, part III u Young oNe, or Steers wlrh
he bought Of Vermont druvcr, on ue-d V. ut $50
t" $50 per pair, which lie says will not cost him
5!c per 10.
RhMAtKs -Bu.iness has been only moderately
good. and prices show fewer changes than last week.
A>le, very Fl m. Coffee quite firm, with upward
dcncy Cotton is fuciualnig and clO-e> lower. Fish
are in increased demand and higher. Less huuNHIcy
in the flour marke and low grades easier bui hulG-
ers are finn, especially for the better grades. Corn in
moderate demand, with lit lie Charge. Oats finn. RNe
and BARLEY Shade hiehel--ucs small. lay is
quoted little luwrr Very little is dong in lii t.,
owing to extreme views of holders. Hops are quoted
in New York III 2Oa2tc, nd advance { &c Gather
finn a full prices. Lime, lower. Lumber firm, with
good demand. Mola>>e- very finn. Pork quite firm,
| with upward tendency. Beef m lair demand. Lard
higher, and firm. Hogs arriving III large Luui crs,
and sell readily. Butter lrmer. with guni Cenmhu.
Cheese quite firm. Beans in fair demand. Gr,s
seed very finn and selling ut tull prices sugar v,ly
finn, and prices well sustained. Tie wool marhet
has been quite excited the past week. and fine gi'es