The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-06
BRIGHTON MARKET-sept. l
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(Reported for the Boston Patriot
At market $40 beef cattle ITO stores;
4450 sheep and 400 swine. Several lots
q, and parts of lots of beef cattle, a few hun
> dred stores, and several lots Of sheep re-
main unsold.
Prices. Beef CattIe-Prices have
declined since last week (say 25c per
hundrcd.) IS was the highest sale we
noticed some drovers refused to take
that for their best, and have them now on
hand We quote prime IS a 8 1; good
4r45O; thin 8 25 a75.
Stores --Nearly all at market were
from the State Of Maine, and our prices
will apply to cattle from that quarter
We quote yearlings at "a; two year
old a; three year old =.
Several oke of Working Oxen were
sold at from $40 to $65.
Sheep -"DulI." We noticed one lot
Of 100, most of which we're small and
thin taken Mt 81 each lots also were ta-
ken at a., G., 67, l 84, | 90 9,
All and 2 %; Wethers at 2, 2 %, 67
and So.
Swine-One lot of 100 we're taken at
43-4, and lot OF selected barrows at
s 81 lot of old swine at IL for
sows and for barrows at retail B, l-2
and 6 for sows, 6 l-2 and &c for bar
rows, varying according to size and quail
ity.
CHoLERA.-In New York City, on
Sunday, 10 deaths were reported. On
Monday II.
At Buf,lo six new cases and three
deaths by Cholera were reported by the
Board Of Health on Tuesday last, and
five new cases s. 8 deaths on Wednesday.
At Detroit we are happy to learn that
the health ofthe City is rapidly improving
AT Clcareland, Ohio, the internents
during eleven days, preceding the 2lst
inst. were about 80 ofwhich about three
fourths we're by Cholera. The victims
were principally trans lent persons aud
strangers, ard for the most part of disso
lutte habits.
In Sandusky several cases had occurred
AT Huron il was extremely fatal, and the
village almost deserted. 1t also prevailed
at Perrysburg,
In Montreal, Quebec, Tor ronto and
Kingston, the cholera continues to abate,
although but slowly in the latter place.
Among the number of its victims in king
ston are Robert Drummond and John
Buuerworth. Esquires.
The disease has made grea ravages
among the Canadian Indians, and in the
town of Wlmot. Gore District, Mr. Josiah
Cushman, his wife, and three children be-
came victims to the disorder With n the
short space offive days.
North Carolina Regenerated. Under
this head the Fayetteville Observer of
August &c, gives list of members elect
to tho Legislature, which 1--WE pledge
ourselves" says the Editor" we have
adopted every means in our power to
make corrcct;" and then adds, there is
ono longer any doubt about the politics OF
this state" The article thus concludes:
In the above list, we have not claimed
several members known to be Jackson
Anti-Van Buren,. All such we have
clas.ed as Jackson men. The result is,
that there are 81 Anti Jackson members
elected, "A Jackson members, and ~
whose politics are unknown, with six coun-
ties to be heard from, each of which elect
three members. If out Of these thirty we
get fre, it will give US majority on joint
ballot: but we expect to have fifteen in
stead of five.
This is indeed unexpected good news.
What will the Tory organs say now
The Providence Railroad Cars will, on
Monday next, commence running to the
edge of Canton, ID miles from the city,