Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04
NEW YORK MARKETS.

PROVISIONS. - The pork market continues
moderately active and prices are frmer, particu.
isrly for new mess sales at ~ ,sals for old mesa
do, and eli SO l-sall Is for new prime.
Beef is steady and in fair demand; sales at %
5oal 70 for plain mess, and slsalS so for extra do
Tiercc beef is inactive, Beef hams are steady;
sales Of western at &l6 so.
Cut meats are quiet sales at 10,
Bacon remains dull, and prices are somewhat
nominal.
ment sales at S-ial0 l-fo. for fair to prime
quality,
Butter is firm and in good request. We quote
State choice yellow IN frkns at 22a2S Lac. state
fair to good in trkins at 20a22c,; state choice yell
low in tubs at 22a23c state fair TO good half FIR
kins aud in tubs at i9a2lo, Ohio western reserve
yellow at 22c.; Ohio fair to good at l9a2lc,; Ohio
middle and southern at Isaac.
Cheese is still in hight supply, and sells readily
at l0al2c. for choice state; Ohio do at 9allc. and
English dairy l0allc.
FLOUR AND MEAI.-The market for western
and state -four is moderately active especially for
good shipping state and Ohio brands, which are
firm, while common descriptions are dull and hea-
| Wy under more liberal arrivals. Trade brands are
steady and in fair request. Sales at q l5a5 so for
sunertne state 81 75a6 for extra state $6 05a6 20
| ior fancy state s. s5as Is for the low grades Of
western extra % 2Ga6 80 Tor shipping Ohio; &6 IS
az 60 for trade brands do, and g. 2aas 50 tor COM
/ mon to choice st. Louis extras Canadian Hour a
in fair demand at steady rates sales at " Soa6 70
for the low grades Of extra and % SOa' W Tor rade
| brands do.
GRAIN-The wheat market is fairly active, es-
pecially choice qualities, which are wanted for ex-
| port, and prices for these are la2c. higher. The
arrivals fair, but the bulk of the receipts are
of inferior or medium quality. As a general thing
the quality appears poor, but the condition is
good. Common grades are dull. The demand for
milling is very light. Sales at 81 lSal % for uE-
sound spring. 81 Goal As for Chicago spring; 81 S4a
As for Milwaukee club 81 ieal so for Amber
spring, the latter rate for extra handsome u o6
for Amber state; 81 81 for Amber Jersey; 81 IS l2
al IS for Amber western, the latter an extreme,
and 81 4sal IS for do Red do.
Barley is in light supply, and is neglected, be-
ing out OF season.
, Corn is in good demand for the East and for ex
, | port, and prices lie. better Sales at 70a72c
for unsound 7Sa76c. for new mixed 77a79c. fol
old do, and 7saSle. for western yellow AND
| white.
WORKING OXEN-There are no working OK.
, en- in market, and no particular inquiry, though
it is expected there will be during the msnth. Al
least there is generally little demand just be
: | fore haying. Quite q number of those sold early
in the spring have already gone to the butcher
and others have been turned out to fatten in con
sequence Of grazing stock being SO high all tn
season, and owing to the continued high price o
beef We presume that any one who has worker
to sell this month will find market here at YER
I satisfactory rates.
MICH C0Ws-The market continues goo
for mlch cows, the commonest sort selling at $Si
with young calves, on an average for lots Of ten
fifteen, and so up according to quality. The de
ynand for good family cows is greater than th
supply; such selling at si5a65.
,n;,S ~ a nVS' lie supply, and the market
n,n W. "a demand sales at 75a9oc. per y
A IDS, o"' -etail sales are making at much hign
;" HOPS are steady 49,, 50" request sales
oualitv: An la'-
o l5as0c. as w.,
e sEEDS-The market for clover seed is quie
A but firm, at 3-4a9 l-2c., but strictly choice f
shipment is worth l0c. Timothy seed is quiet
II 81 5Oal rs, and rough flax seed at ~ 5Oa2 so p
L bushel.
K TALLoW-The market is better, but the d
i mand is moderate sales at Hall l-Sc. for ives
err, and ii l-4all 3-Sc. for eastern and city.