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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23
NOTICE TO FAMILIES,

A Ill LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD are recommended tc
n make use of Nm. BROWN'S PORTABLE CAKE
YEAST it makes the bread much bcter than the COM
mon mode The Yeast is free from all impure ngredienlo
makes the bread perfectly white and light is well aupect
for ships use aud will keep in all cnaer 1t is now in
extensive Use in Boston, and orders beginning
ceiyed from a quarters No better evidence il wal ting
its superiority a other articles used Tor rising brcah'
than the following certificate.
Boston, May 20ih, l64l,
The undersigned having made Use of VIM. Browns
Portable Cnke Yeast for rising bread in opinions this
new PREPARATION Of Yeast is fur better than ay other art-
Gle we have made Of and will nuke the bread
much whittier and very light and believe il to he free
from all impure ingredients.
Signed by the Pastry Cooks at the fremont House. Pa
vlion American House, and Marlboro Hotel, Boston.
is now in use ut most Of the Hotels in the city, and
on board Of all the steamships belonging TO Mr. Cunrads
line OfpaCkcs Anoe is just received from John ndcr-
son, Pastr Cook on board the steamship Britannia WHO
writes that he has made of VIM. Browns Yeust for
making bread during two voyages the Atlantic and
can recommend it as far superior TO any thing else
rising bread,
The above article is now for sale by the proprietor, isl
Wnshineion street, Boston. Retailedby
WOOdstochi VI. J. A. DUNBAR,
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Russell g. CLARKE,
WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS.

HAvE just received, and keep constantly on hand wei
i selected assortment, Of GOLD AND SILVER
Notwithstanding Of gold and silvar Levers
Horizontal Iepen, Aarnm, Repeating QUARTER and com
mon WATCHES. Also,silver Table Desert and tea
Spoons; Cream adlesisusar Tongs; Salt and Mustard
SPOONS German Siirsr table and tea SPOONS. Gold
Silver and Steel Bowed SPECTACLES. Gold and Silver
PENCIL CASES gold Beads silver Thimbes, gold Chains
Seals and Keys large assortment Of finger rings ear
rings breast pins, snuff boyes, tea bells spy glasses
first rate raIOrs, penknives Rodgers fine scissors shell
side combs, together with various other articles usually
kept in Jewellers shop the whole comprising better as
sormen than offered In this place before-ogether
with n good assortment OF Clocks, such as Brass g
bay Chimc Brass day common; Brass "a hours Brass
mantle, that 81 days nth uinding Brass dav
time piees, without striking; also first rate WOODEN
CLOCKS; all Of which they will sell good terms as
thev can he purchascda nny place in this vicinity.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES faithfully repaired, and
warran ted at the shortest notice. and all kinds Of Job
work usually done in their line Of business dispatched with
neaness and no pains spared to give entire satisfaction
All orders from abroad will meet with prompt attention
n. b. Cash paid Cor old gold and silver.
wooistock, Dec. !, 1871,
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T'0.1. B.
GOOCIILAND, Aug. %. 1912

Anonymous letters ere generally deserving Of no
respecl but there are exceptions, when the mo
tive foe assuming Il mask is clearly aad from inter-
nal evidence, friendly or benevolent one. This
seems To he the case in the present instance, and,
therefore, after sufficient reflections, have dc.
iermined TO comply with A. BIS suggestion. and
the rather that the circumstances of which he has
heard very imperfect accounts from their ma
ture, particularly liable To distoraion and exar.
geration in the process Of circulation through the
undcr-currents.
In November, 1910, when every mail came
lraughi with the returns of the Presidential Flee
ton and before the final returns from New York
had been received. the Wings of Richmond ap.
pretended for "a hours that the day had gone n
ganst them. The impression was caused by the
complexion OF certain Loco Foco statements issu-
ed from the city Of n. y, one or two DAYS after
the election IN that State, and which claimed with
the greatest confidence, that her vote had been
given TO Mr. Van Buren, II subsequently appeared
that these statements, which came fiom imposing
authority, were put forth with The view Of infuen
cling the vote OF Pennsylvania that State voting sew
eral days after New York.
But tins circumstances was NOT then suspected
nv the Wings Of Richmond, who were according
thus disappointed the sanguine calculations made
upon her vote by the Wing Party, it was not
donbed that Pennsylvania, whose vote was hoped
for rather than confidently expected, would follow
her lead. and the vote Of Virginia was aready SUI
fcenily in 10 render il next 10 certain that she vo-
ted for Mr. Van buren,. The consequence was al
most inevitable, that If The these three great States
had united in his favor, the Wings were defeated,
and Mr. Van Buren, reelected. Such catastrophe
then, when the Wing Party were wound up TO the
highest pitch Of confidence in victory, and esulin-
ton in the glorious fruits which they aniicipated
from it TO misruled county would have been ap-
palling. Nor. there are few Of them, presume,
who do not wish that such had been the result .for
il is better TO fall in fair fight by the hand Of IN
open and manly enemy, than 10 be robbed and
murdered in the dark by the caitilT who you had
trusted.
Dnring the "a hours Of suspense I have men-
toned, the excitement in Richmond was very
great and was much increased by the prevalent, I
may say the universal conviction Of the Wing par
ly Of that place that there had been fanduen, vc-
ling in Virginia TO much extent, ssdicent in the
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CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DR.. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERwOpT,

HAS been used successfully for eight years the cure
IL these diseases. 1rRcmcmbcr' the original and zen
uine il made ONLY at 375 Bowcry, MY. ALL are
spurious and unauthorized.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMpLAINT.-As a
general remedy for these diseases fully satisfied, from
long experience there IL medic equal TO Dr.
used with the utmost safety by all persons in every condi-
ton II cleanscs the lungs by expecioraon, relieves dit.
ult breathing, and to heal the chest There can
be question, hut this medicine is certain for
chronic coughs and colds have used il for four years in
A. r. ROGERS, ND.
rrCONsUMPTION The following remarks were IN.
ken from the last number oftle Medical Magazine
The surprising effect produced by Dr. Taylor's Basam
ofIverwort in consumpvc cases, cannot fail exciting
deep and thrilling interest throughout the world Wchave
long believed this disease Consumption ncurabe that
it is difficult to credit when persons evil
IDENTIFY cOnsumptye restored health. Yet this Is fnct
of the above medicine. In our next, we shall be
plic; meantime we hope physicians will make trin
this medicine and report its effect to u.s.
NOTE.-Thc original and genuine Taylor's Balsam
Liverwort IL made and sold Mt 375 Bowcry
TO FEMALES.-The number Of females in delicate
health in this city truly surprising Weakness loss Of
appetite liver complaints, and other diseases prey
upon them, making them pale and lean Of flesh. All this
he rcmcdied by the use ofstrenghening medicine that
will assist nature in all her movements, restore tone to the
and muscular OF this kind il Dr. Tnylors
alsam of Iverwor which being mild and purely vegeta.
ble answers females admirably. II all will use IT, we arc
confident elastic STEP good appetite and rudy cheeks
inc is made at 375 Bowery.
1PSPITTING OF BIOOD.-This disease consists or n
discharge Of blood, ofen rothy, from the mouth, roueht
up with hawking and coughing, and is usually accompan
ed with difficulty ofbrcathing, aud pain in the clcstn
Sometimes IL il preceded by oppression at the chest
rv tickling cough and slight shooting pains This d rn.e
is always less dangerous The great danger that
these symptoms, and immediate remedies alone save
this end Bn DR.. Tay lors Basam of ivcrwort sure
remedy and to show its unparalleled success of
cures 1873 citizens and many ysicans will be pub
Iished in a few days.
TT NERVOUS DISEASES AND WEAKNEss.-Dr
Tayors Balsam ofIverwort, made NJ 375 Bowery ms.
suredy an excellent remedy for these diseases. NV wife
has been less i'll for ten years. She extreme
Nv nervous and at times weak that she could attend
to her domestic duties BY the Of this medicine her
strength wholly restored and she Is as healthy eau
wish her he. My address is at DR.. Tayor's office.
II OBSERVE Buy only that which Is made at the
Old One 35 Bowery n. V, and which is sold by agents:
J. ROSS, Jr. Woodstock, VIA. u. Warjner, Wind
r. 8. Useful information ms, he fonni in circulars.
n the hands OF agents. Price g Per bottle sm2
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD
100 $500 & 8 S "a f;s u sjsss
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
on md after MONDAY, March ii, leia, HE passenger
~ trains will run ms follows;
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE RosroS
At & Ia A. NJ At I and II A..
At 10 Ia A.. At =. ".
At IA and 5 r., NJ. Mja-4r.M,
LEAVE LOWELL
At 8 IA AN. At l2 IA r.M. Al IA pm, At7rM
or Immediately on the arrival of the cars from Boston.
WAY PASSENGERS taken and lett ut Tyngsboroush,
North Chelmsford and Middcsex.
Persons in Lowell wishing take the Cars for Nashua
will be conveyed to the Cars free of expense by leaving
their names at the Railroad Ticket Office, and passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be- con.
veyed to any part ofthe city without charge
Faro From Nashua to lowcIl, so cents.
From Nashua TO Boston, Sl,5O.
On the arrival Of the Nashua stages leave for all
part of New Hampshire Vermont Newly orh aud Cunnus
via Amo'kcaa Concord Kccne, Charcstown, Frnccstown
and New London ~ II. Windsor, aud Braltlchoro, VI.
Books are kept in BosToN NJ the Stage Office No. and
II Elnl-sreet,-also in LOWELL, at the Northern and
Western Railroad and Stage Office in front of the Depot
where be secured in any Of the Coaches and
correct information obtained respecting the different stage
routes.
Passengers leaving Nashua by the cars Ia and 10 Ia
An can take the cars OF the Boston and Maine Railroad
ct Wilmington for AndOvcr, lavtrhll, Exeter, Doy er
Great Falls. Portsm outh and Portland.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Depot at
Charestown and Nashua, every morning. Sundays cNccp
ted,)
All goods ITO he transported the Ruil Road going
above Lowell, mast be sent to the Companys Freight
Depot, CharestOwn,a nj the end oiWarrcn Bridge
Goods TO be forwarded by the morning trains must be
sent to the Depot as early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commodioi,
Houses both in Nashua and Charlcstown, and hay
ing completed their arrangements for the Transportation
of Merchandise. give notice that they prepared
to transport all Goods and Country Produce which may be
forwarded to their Dcpos, and for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered cars which will perfectly
goods from damage and careful and experienced
to take charge lhe Transportation business the De-
pots, aud to accompany the goods over the road
The Company, determine not only to accommodate
the public hut to extend every facility their power
both &c Tcams,crs and Merchants, have fixed upon the
following rites Of Freight:
81, SO per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town.
Buk Salt, Plaster Lime Stone, Lumber, &C So per
shopper ton each way between Nashua and Lowell.
All Regular Tcnnlsers running to the will he
ried the road between Nashua and Charcstow each
way, free Oicypense.
ONSLOw sTEARNs, Superintendent.
Nashua, March %, lsi2. lOltf
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RICHMOND. Auo ii 1910

To John H. Peasants. Esq, Bearer Dam:
Dear Sill have heard it confidently stated that
a plan was in agitation in 1910, to abduc, Van
Buren, if he had been reelected that YOU were
pr'yy to IT, and could tell all about i'll denied il,
and do not believe it; certainly, in the way rep
resented. should like 10 know if il was so; and
If it is, is likely to be talked Of and, of course to
be exaggerated. Would yon object to disclosing
particulars, either TO me or through the Wing -
Let me hear from You, Address A. B. Ricn-
mond. Your friend, ALB.
p. S. Can't you get Captain Tyler abducted
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MYSTERIOUS.

=
A GENTLEMAN belonging to one Ofthe most ancient
N and wealthy families of this city, who must be we'll
known to friends; having since the year 1873
up recently, been bent nearly double and for several
confined his bed has been restored good health
has resaned his natural erect poson-and has quilted
his carriage, and now walks with ease! We believe
this Is the geniemans description possible
and there is no eyaegcraon in II. We will give nqnrcrs
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings will
cusc the liberty; SO that any one doubling, may know
these c,s-housh he requests his may appear
in print. Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas c.
Reynolds ii Christie street. has been restored and Will
give personal assurances Of the facts Of his Both
were rheumatism, and contracted cords and sinews.-
How has this been done
Ansusr.-By the Indian TegstaDie Eiircr internally,
and Hspes Nerve and Bone Liniment externally. ~ T.
Herald.
only Sold BY COMSTOCK CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
j. ROSS Jr. Woodstock Vt.
SILLY p. n. NEWTON, Norwich.
J. G.. BROOKS, Hartford,
A. 4 II. WARDNER, Windsor.
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FOR PROMOTING TIE GROWTH
AND BEAUTIFYING TIE HAIR.

THNHE GENUINE BUFFALO OIL is fast taking the
Il place of all other preparations for The hair in
use 1t beauties and soilens the hair giving satin
gloss that no other article Does and causing il to curl
beautifully As limitations have recently appeared, the
outside wrapper of the genuine will be signed by the pro-
prietor WIN RowN also COPYRIGHT Tor the engraved
direction has been secured and entered according to act OF
Congress, 1870 See that Buffalo O is impressed upon
the glass bottle TO avoid the counterfeit Dealers can be
supplied of WM. BROWN, 4sl Washington st. Boston
For sale by J. ROSS Jr., Woodstock VI.
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TOOTHACHE! TOOTHACuEl!

A NEW DlSCOVERY.-It has recent, been discover
"A ed that the pure Extract of Gull, combined with
mpnlpahle Powder Of Alum, is sure remedy for the
Toohachc, will Mil the nerve In most cases. and render
them in state that they may he filled without pain The
pure article is for sale by WM BRowS iel Washington
street. Boston. None genuine unless signed by the pro-
prict0r, WIN. Brown. See certificate Of lis 'ncuc, d.
ection. Forsac by j. ROSS JR., HoodstOck
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DR.. WHEELER, OCULIST.

u,
WHEELER, Ocust, 30 Greenwich street. MY respect
fully the public that OF HIS pac ce
having become enlarged to great extent he compelled
OF ronDe his Office attendance strictly between the hou
TO A. M wrsch re Wits ms ont door ~
tents.
Notwithstanding hundreds Of cssss
which Dr. w attended, MANY been operated Nv
other professors suceess ana pronounced BY them
durable, tnled the disc
and effect perfect despite disadvantage which
have ITSELF and in almost
hope 1t edented in his Of the
yvou IN rto considered ncnrbe diseases OF the that
unacqu .ted with him, and his mild mode Of the Dis
orders OF tins restored patients the hr
class Of ocety respecting his professional abilities and skill
a scientific oculist.
Chronic inflammation Of the eyelid, eyes howeye,
sanding be eectually and permanently cureo mn"
films speeks removed without surgical operations ;s
Terms TO suit the circumstances Of the patient Oh
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TO DRUGGISTS.

THE Advertiser young aud graduate OF the Phia-
d,llhia College Of Pharmacy, wishes obtain situation
either ina wholesale etail Dmg stor From his experience
business he fee himself competent 10 take the entire
of store CURED. Would OIL ect leave
the city. The optional references given Address
Druggist" Post Office, Brooklyn. N Y: o2I Ter
SPOTTED GLOVES REsTORED.-Dry goods iobben
~ importers, milners and Others having spotted gloves
SILKS hnnd may them restored 10 their original color
end luse BY leaving them 500 Cedar street. the parcel
delivery ohce marked f. and all orders shall be executed
with dispatch. o20 3tsr
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HAnrroRD Oct ls-An Jane NYsrk; Thos Colyer. Alba
BUFFALO Oct BAR HARRISON Toledo; Faror do; Mar
shall Cleveland Black Hawk Madison Dock Cid Waterloo
Chpewa; Scott Detroit New England do Rebecca Chica
gei Boston 81 Joseph; Granger Fsor; Brewster Detrot
hnick.rborke ooi North Carolina South America, and Kin
Enc; Ottawa, Grayelly.
PHILApELPHI. Oct 20--An VIM M Rogers, Boston; Gin
ton, do; Olive Passport; Columbia, Newbuyport; Odd Eel
low, Hudson; lronsdes Hartford Whale, NYork Cid Isaac
Newton Mobile; Mentor Newburypou; Flash, Providence
Bnde, Boston; Jane, do; Shark NYork. the Schuy
k, Washington, Bridgeport, CT; A Marshall, Boston;
Caldwell, Mary Scotchburn. WIN Penn, and WIN NJ Crowe
Nfo: Eliza Leland Providence; Ann Ray. Harlem, N.Y.
Antares, Delaware side.
BALrIMoRr, Der Is-Au Dove, (Br) Bermuda; Leondas
Mstanxa Pass Buekspor, de- Cid Elizabeth Hail. Rio de
Jsreo and mkt Abo West Indies Patspsco Boston Sid
Virginia, Rotte rdzm.
NORFOLK, Oct PAR l. Ballard, Lawson, NYork; Con
stiiuton, Lawson, do Sid Mary Jane. McMath, do
sAvANNAH, Oct B-Au Francis Depau Hazard, New York;
Vermont Mayhem, do Caeconis Alexander do on rybes
Watts, NYork. In port-Ships ST Marx Buman for Liver
poo Robert Isaac Sherman do Susann4h Cumming, Salts
do; Loo Choo. Wen do; John Cumming Thsyer from do
Aureus, Foster for Havre Lancashire Lyon from NYork
Celia Thatcher do Rhode Island, Church. from Providence
Enncona Cabtree, Boston; b's Iris, Merryman for New
York. Tartar Smith, for Liverpoo Gazelle Allen from
dag; bngs Voaire Sleeper for Providence Pandora Ting
hast from DO dsg; Hadee Fne for Philadelphia Exact
Johnson, NY orb; Woodstock, Baker from do d,sg Lam
caster Lovelsnd Richmond, do Caroline (Fr) Duguisney
from Port Prince dsg; schIs Henrett Doman for Bat
more Savannah Nerryman, from Bath sg; Phsbe Marga-
ret. Hslwe~on Philadelphia
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AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
isfsres Nos "a .dnn and ll3 Fulton ssrssfJ

FRIDAY.
At 1917 o'clock in the sales room,
pianoiortes, paintings, looking glasses, kc- -
sets and single.
Also and eancpy, bedsead curtain
Also, bed and bedding; time splendid
pianofortes q beautiful paintings looking glasses SC
Aiso and with which the sale I'll the Ann
street shore, the entire stock OF soss chairs French bed
seads looking glasses &c which have sold
Tuesday.
SATURDAY.
AT l0H o'clock in the sale
Exensve Furniture sale-The household furniture of
AIso-a quantity Of ianiture removed convenience of
sale.
A,o-a splendid stock ofwauanted city made cabinet un
Piano Fortes-At ny o'clock in the Fulton store
without splendid and second hand
including two beautiful rosewood remum Instruments.
BY RlELL ARCULARIUs.
SATURDAY.
Al l01a O'Clock IN the sales room.
Elegant New and Second Hand Observation-Disclosures Of
bles dressing bureaus French bedseads marble
bles rocking chairs wahstand dvans work tables
bless marble table, curd maple bedeads wardrobe
de5oa brussels and ingram looking glass gilt frame
Office desks, cain chairs dining tables, astral lamp
A'' '''"'A TUESDAY.
Al l01 O'Clock, in the sale room:
Liquors Segsrs. &c7Cous.ng of St Julien and medoc
care sauteme barsac hook wine Duff Gordon pale sherry
south side Madeira, Harris Sons Madeira and
brandy g'n sherry Madeira IN gallon demijohns
Also Bolllnger and anchor champagne.
WEDNESDAY,,
- At lox o'clock, at the auction room.
Elegant furniture, Pl.nos, Nc
- At Oh o'clock. in the sales
Elegant Furniture, Pianos, &c.
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L. WOODS
NEUu " fNUr MITE n
STOVES----OVENS.

THE LARGEST assorlmen OF Stoves Of any house New
YorkTheir newly invented Psror Stove eeds but TO be
seen 70 be universally adopted Its immense adaug surface
exceeds that OF other xib fire,
wuh the consumption less ael, any
also discharges It's own ashes by mple without
selling lodging the furniture OF the which
is used IL will be the chelpest and economical
Stove ever brought before the public.
Ais Cook Stoves air tight, &c. IN all varieties from
three dollars upwards Every srticls warranted.
RILEY'S PATENT BOILER AND IRON HEARTH
admirable arriclethey be fitted to stove in
uequaied value in broilng steaks oasng bread
also heating irons for ironing clothes Riley is the in
yentor and sole patentee.
% M RILEY X MYERS, 20 BoweTy.
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At Brooklyn, Wednesday morning, JOHN A. FRosr,
boatswain u. s. Navy.
His friends particularly requested to attend his
funeral from the u s. Naval Hospital at o'clock, this
day.
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Balance, 1905
Showing difference of $4,000 per week in favor of the
Company. In other words, gets this year all its in.
creased quantity Of materials for s62s less money than
the cost in 1slO Is it any wonder that the stock
per cent advance, at time when New York per
stecks at co. and farm the country will yield the
interest of its cost Yet the late tariff made to in
crease the overgown wealth of these corporations the
expense Of the farmers In week the Aerrimack Co.
makes 100000 yards of cloth, worth SIT 500 For this
cloth IN $780, which was year of low prices they could
get asio Of -four This year they get for the
same quantity ofcloth 3sss barrels Of -four being diff
ference against the farmer of Oh barrels
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Domestic Markets.

CoLuMnA, Oct l2.-very little cotton 10 coming into
market rces range from to rs old cotton from to
&c.
SELMA. Oct. s-Little activity has prevailed in our
cotton market this week. owing principally to the decline
in the Mobile Market which followed decline in ex-
change New York. lit being now reduced to 30 per
cent. The sales that have been made mostly about
Sc per lb.
AUGUSTA Oct l2.-Our market has been rather in de-
pressed state although prices have fallen off but little
ing in much demand, and freely commanding II 73c
while fair and middng but little sought for and hard
to dispose Of at from 81 7c The quality of the cotton
now coming to market is not good that received
earlier in the and fear that the crop
much injured both regards quality and quantity by
at per cent although did think that arrange
ment would have been made this by which it would
have been put at per cent premium.
SAVANNAH, Oct l4In the early part Of the week opera
ons IN cotton were free at the decline noticed in
last The market closes dull therefore, though do
not vary our quotations Theguality oour receipts falls
on little but we hear nothing to reduce the probability
OF full supply from Georgia. perhaps large any
previous The transactions of the week amount
eol bales at The crop of rice in this vicinity
tanned damage by the recent gale and
sequence an advance has boon asked by holders but
only as yet has been realized over our former quota
tons The stocks OF old and new crop are increasing,
with only moderate demand. The sales of the week
amountto 3i5 tierces, at II a2c.
Brighton Cattle Market.
Der l7-At market 1900 beef cattle 1000 stores 1000
sheep and 100 swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Former prices were hardly sus-
tanned. Wequote veryew extra at S.. First quality
81 25 81 5o second quality So so 81 90; third quality
50 90 a So so.
Barrelng Cattle-A few lots only taken by the
barrelers. They offer for Mess 50 IS; No 81 So Very
few any Of the drovers willing to submit such
prices and large numbers Of beef cattle remain unsod
storesTwo year old at 81 to $2 three year old at $l4
to 10.
sheep-Dull. We noticed lots sold from SOC to 81 rs;
wethers from So to 50 as.
Swine-A small advance effected; lots to pedde at
u SO for Sows, and 81 &c for Barrows At retail from
81 to SC.