The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-09-07

q continued far demand for air grades OF
domestic, al about -preYious rat1..--.-....,as-
There is a marked improvement in the
d?qqnd for lrodIRHcttf ,Yhif4 has. dqyalop-
ed eEfefRpg both on the part of
holders and cpnRqWc@ Of wool. .., . .a,.,
>, Holders Of wQqI NE Ao5 poYlsq free
sellers At quoted rates, n they have been
III thus ialE linz; .iac e, thsuopenipG Of The wool
season, ln IlArt most Of thg ghoiGc Penn
sylyania and OHIO ,feeees. which haye
heretofore been selling at relatively low
rates, are now held for an ADVANCE which
isatbve tltt present Views of buyers But
the latter are in want of these woQls. 10
fill orders for fine goods, and hence their
.acquiescence ip the demands of sellers is
simply q question oftimc. In the mean
tune they are IRE buyers Of ill desirable
grades OF wool, offering At about pFeyioEs
rates. 10 I..,f,.i.ti
Some manufacturers have rather antic-
ipated their wants on the strength Of short
crop reports, and the firm attitude Of
western dealers. These are in some caset
stocked ahead to the extent Of one or two
months consumption. Put there are
many others who owing to Z lack of con
fidcncc in the commercial prospects, have
continued 70 supply themselves from hand
to mouth, and hence are compelled to en-
ter the market almost every week.
This class Of buyers seem to have made
up their minds, that nothing is to be
gained by holding OF, and the INDICATIONS
now are that they WI make some heavy
purchases during the next few weeks.
Pro[lqeI they, can hnf about the style OF
staple adPPteG, to Their Requirements. In
TACT i.aNfpred q a tolt[a3ly easy money
market we should lQok ior an active wool
trade ana a material advance III prices
during the coming autumn months Prices
OF domestic feeecs raps' from 4"'to go
cents u,i4ar u ay,
VI. a. Puf lHnpl'7 9 several days through
NlltdIeseA county we only saw enc Hook
Oh a4GcP' ana ms "Sr limited ioIt"elvo
neat a"' 'n1'F o. 'n' south Down
larietI' ....
mat portion OF eastern Mass lying
COM 9aoo' 70 Boston possesses It beauty
and cham, moi to be found on the broad
pi1ir'c, % ne west
ij' o,1efN''y. OF sHfi'fe-i.s excellent
r'3o6' 'h'it cpSu''ous NN0lng' WI'Ivn
o,o stone walls b.autlIIed with NOISY and
clahloofins yhe'' ana Young shade trees
that everywhere ;pr.ng np and send ,f '6rt b
II ,Is2'GN' sroSS'n, US MaH,lSt ooo''' , RS RS
scattered .nNer the, pastures ITS green
me-, i, crysta,l lake, and wooded
mus ana 'dtcd to fhc.se' iiN t4Stgri ana
commod'ouS farm residences 3qnrrath the
shadows 81 LHirHfChai chs" the moral
glory OF nNG5N Ln8Iand renders the
scenery one OF encnahting l91lelInesS'
Farmers Wi'nli c'4h' ana twelve miles
o. Boston among other crops, cu'tiyatc
iarSe'y me tomato "nI cut'uh'er' rhe
lormFr Is S .,., at my to sIXty cents per
puSheI' Ihe latter Is 'oId to the pickle
maher' OF Boston at eighteen cents per
hundred N aero o. rlch 9round Will
yield from Sloo to l?o worth ofeGcun-
berN' Inc corn crop looks vel. Pears
"'V ''"''"'''t'' "'q apps o'ct'"'"H ''''S
year nave put on 'thsy streak, and re-
iu'e theIr Customary supply The apple
crop Is a failure ~ New Engand'
W G VISITED fremont street ana witness
ed the ma%er-J teat OF moving the " iio-
tel PeIhYHm. iht structure i' Sefen
stories high, below q mmHard or
fc.c' fogl' Is putt o. massive stone'and
+ estimated to weigh i've thousand tons.
This Is immense rye by means of jack
screws was moved Westward at the rate
OF three to five feet per day, and the last
day 1t was moved thirteen lcet. Every
Ting Went On N the .i hot?l as usual; bus
!loSS wa: ny SISl'noeu III ne leact nom
~ was illgfc5' ho} eyfn me Sq'-nix ',.l,
! duu Wncn the lOtcI Nas TO ltS spot, the