Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13

MONDAY. January II, ISIS.
BurrER.-we have decided change 70 report IN the
demand is month, and The indications are thai prices VIII
account Of the stock here but from close estimate
S Ss wear oo up i rs Es 1 against % aeSas
~ sis thus shows az increase Of as, paekages but for
usual and We nnk That The actual quantity Of Butter
eSpos for Tie year have been i9us0 abs against ASA in
sl3 The range Of prices ior the year has been p 10 IS
per for choce, and Is % soc for common The highest
price. ia February and March and the lowest n May
, f MACS Vas Is 10 to es H. an s"r,ee Of s. sr NJ
lower than the just closed The sales during the week
choice Sew loik and Vermont dniries aud some 10
and readily commands 81 to iSc POI H. Most Of lie western
huiiCr hee flins a. g G Sc Isr d. We don hear Of
cHGEsr-ihe outlook little more favorable for hold
in pices Dealers have been working small stocks,
de,ind wde IL rnnnins Along nnieieiV at ~ ie ise
7S,c per ~ The highest price IL is7s was 7e. The total
sd go NJ. against 100000 MS isll This shows whee
cheese lave ruled higher h ia than in lss and We think
that dairymen have no reason 10 complain OF the past years
BEANs-re market has been dnli at the decline noticed
last week, and though that bottom has been touched
there il no improvement In demand, receivers 0
esce mediums are asking 81 no pc, hnshel but we hear Of
sales a. a. oyer SLIP Yer bashel n large lots FER pea
beans 8 Is e @ the best ranss we Nee can gsoe "d ey
very little doing y yellow eyes and we quote prices at 81 to
TG6s@Ihc sales of host Northern and Eastern have been
at 80 to az dozen LINED are dull at 20 To 2sc per dozen
oSioNsIhere continues Ia quiet market for onions,
WIN sale, q s2l g & pei Dbl =, ,v - nr
market and s2 to go ton the highest range they oh
quality cumming down to SIS to ss Sales OF straw at
moIis We can write nothing encoungngy about hops
Tie demand continues light. and Is dcult to place round
lots Of prime Eastern At over ~ per 10
es ags We 9G g ,oI @ WIN m9s , q ne ss a
little heiter but there Is not much demand for any kind
fIOuR-ouf receipts Of hon have been $50 900 bhls thu
This vicinity, and the balance exported distributed
Eastern markets There very little demand and trade
gs have easel on e, pss eel Ihs ssi fancy Minneota
White weats at Il to s.; and The best Ohio Indiana Sne
Michigan al 50 $3.50 per bill These prices are quite low
ST a market fr he Snih Common NJ west
ss al ss a. r S Foa s Se s S
MAKE 5000 sweet sSesd iso !, % ~ per 6s sql mos
handsome bread willing pay fully s. per bb advance
iorit rrees lower now than IN january lsi, iron
IRAN We hays received saoa 81 bushels soal 20
sss bushsi. shorts and iced about ali Of Which WA
consumed in this ncghborood The demand for corn
II to Sscal he boston and Albany elevator and ie ad
vance on these prices a Fast BOSTON o. there continues
be good demand at that point for shipment East and TO
Oats are quite arm and with good sleIghing would ad
white Including all kinds There Is about 100000 bushels
Ias 6es9 sslSs 4 :Isal Sls 4, s. slos ri b;hs
and nS'a na aim are arm al 81 to 81 per ton '
wOOI-Ihe wool trade opens quiet but Arm with the
pnnns TIE ss q The Sess havs SsS aSS
900 lbs which IN other s , ySald a be considered
wool and have about as largs stock as all other market
@ sq ss ggs q Ss HSG 4 qS scs Sas
. been made a SOC per ~ OHIO and rennsyy :
And sS%Ss And dssiS S escs a. s. e e Der r
during the year and Boston now by far the arges
woonarket in the country