Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-01-03
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BOSTON MARKET.
2eportet and ettgrdphed srpreSSiy fos tbf 4IfI
Mountain Freeman.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKEI
ATcASBRG AND BRIGHTQ
For the weeh ending Tuesday, Jan. ~
Cattte.Sheep, Shotes. HoeA N'tf
6 5no y Ssfs aso, it "a 80 3.5is S SSS
PRICEs.-Bset Cqttte.-Extra fat and tAaf
MUM Oxen, s7,5oa$7Oo lrst qualI
tbs; second quality, N5j0nSBGO; Third HH4'
"A jOaSj.2l per 100 lbs, on total weight
tallow and lressed bcci. fewchoice slrNi|
SS2j0fS0O Bulls, &c Sl.2j
Working Oren.-SlljUlI5 per PAIR, OF
ing to their value bCGl Steers, $500
Mich CowS.- $50 1850; extra good
with or without calves, as may beagIee8i .NA
and ordinary, $206S3Oi ycarlnGs, $lU.QN4 24I 'Ns
yeaI Odds, S6.UOn30.OU 3-yeal OIls, $25N
teai CdtUes-sOU) 0Uj9 mead.
ShoteS- Wholesale OOdOOc retail, Qa4Ie
tat Hogs, tCa1C T. h, Spring rigs 00ueEa
HieS.-Brignton, Sd0c; county iots, 5It
cali skins, lOdllc r. H. Pets with VOID u
each. ratlOw 6uG4c; country lois 6Ad3tE
REMARKS- rhere was iUrly-sr ven iQAIl "a i N 4
stock tue Northern ON ruesda4 'l.
The ueuvy storm CflCCtuaIly blocked titN 1tHHNs #
tney could not effect a landing until Aote
ami with the short supply the market Ter tHtt'
jumped &c y H. There were LAST heAa "a
At Brighton market. With iull satNl
week, The market VIII drop. a. N. AHAlft |t|
llty steel s. average l,ljO lbs, al 42sc, Iift.
steers average l,lOO lbs, at 4nci NzII 1o|
steers, average 2vO lbs, at DC and lonfIett N|
avctaEe lSjU lbs. ut DC pen ID, live 4 ~ I'|
lard sold Tour oxen at 4d44C per III i{f4
weighed from 800 to $500 per palfs AlIsIH
some inq uiry Tor milch cows, but WtsksRt
Al e dull. James Rice sold Il flIrowtNM l1H
and Il. Estes sold two spllnsers a
sheep have also SO better by &c pet
short supplies being the cause oil the aaftne2
Col in Boston Tuesday, lO11,
Us. Sizes; 1851, registered,
| TO do coupon, s |tt'1"
do Five.twenties, 1863 Jan. and Jul5 e
| do do lojj May and NQf
do ren-lorties registered,
do do coupon,
do New Fycs,
do Currency SKIES,
FLOUR AND GRAIN.--The market f1f Flour Q|
tmues very finn, and prices have an HilAf'I sac
dency. JJUUers generally, are stOekiN4 up NN.
| is higher and decidedly 1rm. oA1f Hft ,
| finer. We quote:
common extras, s. 2j as 10, WsconsIn, ssA
| Minnesota, So 50u I 80; Fancy MinuAsefA
II "; White wheat ohio, lndana emil
! 81 2jU7 %; Illinois, ~ o. as 90; St. has'1
s -; southern, common extras and eielEN It
So 7ja9 %; Corn Meal, T. Dbl, $3Q9t At
Flour, 81 jJGj j0 Dat Meal, So SD ai
wheat, T. 100 lbs 50 60; Corn, mis-
05Sc Rye, SjGyOci shots, T. ton, $l4
Fine Feed, S2I % U22 90; Mrldlmgs, $2fN4ftf
BEANs.-Thc market Is firm lor meIItN ~
sales of choice at - 9jd- 3Iis Pea haNe Ii4N NI
Ing at - 1jn3 % Tor choice. lei low eye1
at 5! 81 sdO2 30 v busNcl, and Red ktlAN 4
mand So 31i to ~.
PKOyIsIoNs.-Pork is in far demand VI dNNs4
g prime, $l4 5Jdlj d; mess at SIS 20 dlt1N AN
S2l OOa2O 10 v Dbl, for clear and extra cl4t Ns
3 is steady, with sales OF mess anu extf4 04N
Sl3 OJUll 80 y bbl, and sI OJfUl4 on tt t'|I+
Lard steady; sales OF city aud western ~ n. NII4N
n h, including steam and kettle rendered. a
W e quote Boston and Western at l1Htt'It t
4 Il a., and steady. Dressed ilOgs-77sOIM
u Cut me0ts-Alarket steady at prices #AAi vas
= raugc-l0allc.
u Rose at sldI 10; jackson Whites, 9ocn$ u N|sttIy
) other k,uds ojd9tc Receipts about eqnal " me
Il demand
u KEYS AT l4G lie; aud l2Ol4c Tor common
k Hay AND STRAw.-rhe demand Tor buy Is i|lr an'I
prlcrs arc steady Sales OF coarse Not4held tqt'
eastern at Sl9d20 and line and medium ktA|t
Sl5alS u ton, Western hay has been ftilsAN a
:. ljHlS per ton. Rye Straw is selling ~ Ett w
y COTFER.-Fhc i, mlnd is good for jaDAIN6 lAls
e and the markot is qulJr lilm; the safes HiNt F2
at 2lu2Sc Tor Java; l6u2) 10 Elo anA3t'f NA
= lOr MaraCalbo, amt quite lrm.
IL SUGAR-rEGre is Il dull ltellnS fo1 tlItHf aga
Is prices are almost entirely numlna we IINtt |.|
, and good refining at va G934c T. ID. AeAttt ~
w are uull, and prices are again AnH't g. '|'
O sales at l2s for powdered ll250lzq Qs 1nr'
"a ted, and lU4 u llla v ID iOr the dlnefeNt
~, cohec-trushcd. deficiency IN stock Aa s1
y compared with last year, ~ $40 TONS ~. '..
of Tons VT Boston, Dec 30, OPS aSansE
i. same time last year
II WOoL-Ma,Eet firm but quiet. Tl.N WA
G. been ONO and Pennsy lvanla heeeef =
=, and choice Xxx Is held at 0Oc; MlchiK4H FHN
neeces range from 3rGlIc. Cahlorhla
lY moderate demand at lln3ic Tor lau anu
Ell Sales OF the week, 81 100 lbs ioreiHH tea
-, Tic. The stock Ol domestic IN III, htANt A''
u to II S47,7uO lbs against l4,l1O,UOo Ih1 ~
n, time last year. The shipping liat 4At
=, supply pulled wool SHOWS an lnclttl4z
" lbs more than last year. The most destfHNM No
of super are held finn, but low pulled
4 dun and can only be sold at concaAAiAAA
u lannel manufacturers have not lnlif
id lrOm the depression that has preE
iS time past, the business is still san
20 ncrallye, and the demand for pull
lc come up to expectation. lie 47
Sc wool on hand That may be cohs
-, by manufacturers, Is 2O,'UO his ~
81 is 100000 MS Cape held here N
1t tor zoe gold, in bond but as tniA
Wy The views Of buyers here, 1t VIII I.HVNa1
= Canada and, although included IN tAR Hl4N
III available. The supply OF lOreign WQtf y
is lager than last year, but it Is aln10s Say
-, Valparaiso and q rIOvA carpet ~ AA
vi two leaun- III porlerS.
rs DRY GOODS -[Cummelcial and SHii
ha Tins beng Inc closing week q tAs
Nv lille business has been done, bat fHFf
ISL feeling lor all kinds OF Cotton Hiai9
so chow II vanCing tendency. StDH44
:; are light, aud IN som mstanee
~ production, The export moVehls fff 5lH 81.
al MAJ kel OF Il la &c quantity o. WI MAJ
Of We unteist and that several leadf1
vi hold Ian ge oIdels lOr lulurc deiiyel
3r- Of water in manufacturing dlsuH
tn- the producing capacity Ol tue z4Ii=s
n Third, and the prospective supply ~
ll' state of affairs, III connection fFis 81
les prospect OF 4 satisfactory settieiH*H1 F.
n. ical trouble, imparts Il healthy HtIaHI
" market and the outlook Tor Tie etHH
n decidedly encouraging. Brown
H. particularly good condition ana
~ the season. PRINT Cloths AHH AiNat
Ill strength Prints are doing bettn1s Ntt
IT, or Il higher range are mHeA 4ttHA tH
MT week. IN WOolensi lhere - hq thzstifI'' 7I
y" Clothlers have been opelatinS M
ne weight CHssmeIes aud SulunEe N
TO tone of the market is quiet.
IL BUTTER.-We quote grOcefss
nv invoices Ul New Ork and felzaAas|
ed mon lots, 20d25c; Western efasll
nv Western dalIy packed a6dleet inyeteA
W lots 2gD24c; common, lDdfQk
re UuEEsE,-We quote; New NaA
tn liisU loo; fine Vermont iANfnfFs
NJ Western factory, lS1idlIe AQal Hl
"' Ga Toe.
es EGGS-Wc quote Eastern q N
If 3OU20c; Western, 2Sd29e,
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