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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

This surplus 10 scarcely euilcient 10 pay tue tnuo
dividend Of p cent. on the Preferred Stock, which
would then be due. The following year, 1t is osti-
mated, will yield 4 y cent. on the old Stock. The
Report closes with the following recommendation and
remarks:
"Let law be passed at the approaching Session Of
the Legislature reducing the nominal value OF the Old
stock 40 y cent in other words let every share
thereafter represent ESQ instead Of ESQ., this would re-
duce the capital of such old stock from - 900 70
e. 700 600 and make ia reliable y cent stock, and.
"a q cOrosry, UoTth par an The markef.
at is thought that if this proposition were carried
into effect the aggregate loss upon investments In the
hands Of present boders would not be very large ~
much Of 1t has bsen purchased by them AZ 90 cent
or lees while not fe would reap al mediste profit
"But there is another view OF the subject quite ~
important to the interests Of the stockholders, namely,
the early consolidation OF It's GUINNESS 70 sngie point
n this City. The sec0Ld issue OF bonds 70 the amount
Of 81 600 0CO must be negotiated 10 iani the no .ng
debt ese IRE secured among other things, By mort
cage on al the real estate owned BY the company 10 ms
City, thus placing An slmoet insuoerabe impe1'm9nt
IN Inc way Of sales Of any portion OF u, bees sure
each lot is encunbered not for Us reiiAVs part o'
the debt but for tEe whole Of II.
1.-The Common Council Of tho City has just passsd
Joint resolution recurring tbs Company 20 discon-
iHne the use Of steam below Forty second e., WINS
eighteen months bGsed upon the petiion OF nl1''s
alz spectators il real estate On Murray liIn' P
chased and mproved BY them sgb"7leM - .hs :.
ton Of the Company engine house ahu go, ,hese
Ttiry,ecOrd.s alleging nat ne smoke , 0a Ss,
and Ire locomotives employed s oa.n'1Ty IT, como.a
made sih the predecessor II me Prssssas "a un1s,'
Council Whereby y,;ssy sF re- az s1 co~p.ay
stCed h the s,ss'1 so s1s I 2ssaan Sadstqbs4i
q, .yycb ,hs deep cutting between Thirty fourth
and sns III TI Ssu sss.y s .aa Oh sb ss
iioI, VI ~ Sooi faith done at cost OF more thsa
ssa seo by such resolution and avoid
81 We need no, remark upon this breach Of faith.
go ..,ion the cau,es which we suppose TO have pro.
I Iol = There are also, indications that depx
At twenty sizih-st. cannot be considered a. held b
sny ssie tenure for . Long period.
From these facts il Is assumed that removo
must be made, and the large expenditure conseque.e
upon the erection engine houses, AMI extensive -
pot buildings 1t Forty secondst, provided foe-t -
lows, that the company grounds % to % vscssees
should BY sals furnish the money Tor that purpese
IT. therefore, he par value Of the old stock b reduces
in The sum sugge:tsd, and il eject BE- - neke =
shares worth thirty dousn esch In he nsrsse =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

PkRsos.L-The following are among the arrivals
ct the principal hotels yesterday
Athe IRvIxG HovsE-HOn. y. II Norton, u 5 Consnl to
Nova scotia; Dr. J. Rudelstein s. Hon Ogden Dey,
Albany; Daniei D. Howard Paris; Rev. D. NJ Lord staten
Islsna, DR. b BYan0reih snEsng, Rev W h, BROOKS,
N.wlIk Del Edmund Davis Providence, r J.; Gen: 2 H.
thea Troy \ Lieut. ? ;. Ch.prrsr. . : N hon A
G. faht Fort Miller; Gen. T.. Elliott, Clinton, Ct MI
shsei heyert LspoIte Fem Col q r Mason, Towands.
fsptsyvAnia $1,000 -,
Al the ST. NICHOLAS HorEL-HOn J. c. Wright Albany;
Maynard Washington; }. Palm John Young Montreal;
hon. 5. Van sehoOahOysn. Tcy; Wilson Albany; W
Nelly ENeIsie Capt q. yoIbes Buffalo; ID OXFORD. VIZ
krs, J. 81. Orem Bstuore; L. Davenport, New Odeans
Robin Csliiorpia; w CARTS koston Cornell
yfhAtelrhs, Hodges. Baltimore: Richardson, Wells
knei, W II Wentworth titcir att; H. Bell LeSing'sn,
NJ " a. Philips, Washington; issa: Howe Soston; j. To-
gels oll, Bslt nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

Alta large meeting OF influential citizens, held at
Csrmens Buildings, No. loss Broadway, Jan. So
Is tie following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
mIsans o. the lsasd Of Manhattan 10 the habit
tn. AZ tet sns point Of land most southery
t. wose se al Asi the future would dsmAad Tor CITY
st Sne eeM Shntop stamped the hoasht Of his tins
Hepkph.re. '' VI wv " '''"
Tbs progress d TIA, great end h.. b.en mar. ,is v.,
hsnae supposed and sI trestsI thu bis compeer.
weu they put TIE oask see OF the City Hall south of
Ssssen u. Tbs wss done howsvsr before the water, Of
cn sse had commenced bic untold speea AID exhihs ~
acou psibs po~er and bottom Thee great .sh.Ts
epus realised sf the time the Commercial world ia ess
ns sIispd and making it tbs center for world.
seD| aka to revove upon aud The time hs fully CONS
hwhiess Inhabitants OF the City Of NevYoik m1si u.ke
r.ey t~ %. full accomplishment
The al the Island not the place for 10 grea,
nsuogspower its City soi6ces. in City Government;
Asss Ysps central and upon az enlarsed sese-s
$40 si,sfsts with the demands Of the Cemmsreial City
.sr, n 81 Msdson sqrsre were not unnneinl q "a,
y kss Of location in some OF our public bald
s"'~ out this square containing seven serss o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

The LATE HIGHWAY ROBBERY Thomas Riley,
charged with aiding James Kelly TO focby rob John Ryan OF
his horse the nigbt Of the Zh inst
was yeday BY Policeman Holt Of the Twentiss
Ward held to bail by Justice Pesey in COO to answer
the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01
The JERSEY CRY Prison. There were committed

In January 1854 there confined IN the same Prison
OF which ~ nted r hruntennsss, 10 fu
drunk and ditorseIly conduct and for vagrancy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

During the past month, the Rev. Mr.. Verrnder,
CITY soniy In Jersey City has afforded vi to 30 fan
les These relieved from to weeks each
CURED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

The SUNDAY LIQUOR Law. Before Jusuce
B.cbIey and Jury The CITY OF Brooklyn .ganI 10 Sar
Neyilie-Tbis complaint to recover SO for breach
of The sunday dn.ree ALLEGED hsve been committed BY
The defendant VITO proprietor Of the KIM. County Hotel
op the corner South Seventh and First sts ESsrn District
Wismstursb in selling liquor on SBnisy TIE 2st
Jsnus,y TIE defendant put in pse, sn.wsr ,
his hotekeepsr. Ofcer Frost Ss ne 90
uitnes. called the city and be depo.ed that ne ~nt 70
NJ Eeyes hou.e by direction Of the M.yor tha be dAG
there ard saw drink and pay for liquor For me de-
frse Il proved that had been refused sni u ~
cnpterdsd rouse only for o.
the house highly respectable hotel
with stable attached The Jury at'er rev
Minutes deliberaon returned verdict for defer dant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

ATLAsr1c EsGISE. No 13.-The members OF th'i
Company keut "open house last evening snd the
evening previous, TO give their friends an opportunity
n irspect their new eUgine which va received tron
Il G builder few days since. Among the visi'ors
were MAYOR Hall AID other oficisls Last evening
wss specaIy set apart for the sries. and many called
A collation. was prep .red in the mestinz-roon' and
LIQUOR being excluded there could be no c1npunc,lons
on hist account among the visitors, most OF whom
parook Of the ample supply set before them. The
eppine il what il termed double-decker and is pro-
v5ed with fore and aft az well side brskes->n en-
tirely per festure--desigDed 10 sdt 70 her power
The condensiDg case il finely painted; ant each panel
contains some appropriate device On ne ,ront ons
il rort,ait of the foremsn John c Rosch, E-q All
Oh the rear repre- entaon Of the burning OF the snip
Ocesn Monsrcb the side panels being fancy designs
The Company are anxious TO pu, heir engine 10 'ne
test confident Of her superior abilities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

N,w.TscLAsp YovSo MESs ASSOCIATIONS Lee
1yass.-Tte third Of the annual course OF iec'u,e'
Under the auspices of this Assoca ion, Will De DEW
cred at tie Tabernacle this evening, by the rev.
He,ry Ward Bsecher. Subjec. " Patriotism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

CITY applicants Of No a Fifth-sv
OAce hours from l? to o'clock daily aud to evenings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

DROWNED On Sunday last Mr. Martin Mailman,
well known citizen OF TIenton while crossing TO the beseh
at Long Bay miles from Absec1m N conpA'y WITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

ALLEGED Acknowledgement Adams, Of the Four
teenb Ward while psollng bis best on Tuesday nsa ave
covered Ere breaking pct the upper part OF house No 2s
Mott ard Entering tn. premises found al az wonsn
ramed McFaran enveloped 10 flames her cohtog be-
ps on Gre He soon F1ooeeded in extng1hing the flames
when she Informed him that her dansher Ann meM:uuu'
had 60 Gre 10 her clothes The accused immediately
rested and taken before Ju:e Wood to whom she sited
that her mother her clothes while
sh. Wal locked I'D BY the sgsrste aud the mother Who
was severely burned taken To the Newly Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

advertisement inserted IN paper OF <5th
signed Charles o. Richardson which assured, does
sreat Injustice Mr. Winsl0w whose affidavit Mr.
Richardson wss arrested Mr. Wuslow, although connected
With the knokebocker Institutions, was aul horty
In no instrumental the that produced their
ovency We assured that the confidence Of his friends
and the public Is i'm paired In mis- honey and integrity
The St Nobss Insurance Company since the resignation OF
te late ooe hes been placed more solid basis and
TIE faults Of the late mt are being rapidly repaired
and The Company requested say Is abundsny able
to its liabilities Mr. Window iuvites the II al Of
Fr Rhsdson the closest scrutiny into his conduct lie has
tAhen the sganst Mr. Rchrion from OF
euy TO the public and the Insurance Company The com
tlsint upon the affidavit Of Mr. Wiuslow but
On the trial Testimony character
tsd Mir Richardson hb trial will have opportunity
O yindleate himself, If innocent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

COMPLIANT DISCRIMINATORY Gunty, VINO
few days SINCE charged Th ressivia. stolen
The First District Court and discharged evidence OF
felonious intent having been sdducsd against him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE CoMPAsY.-The adver-
fsement referred to below having also appeared in
our columns, we copy the following statement from
The ~ Times in Justice 70 Mr.. Window:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

ARREST OF 4 LoAs. BROKER FOR UsCRY.-Chsrles
Mason alias sturses alias Brown, loanbroser at No B9
Brosdusy arrested yesterday charged with e1acns aud
receiving per per month for money oaoed ny n 70 70
Petro the bring Ia vioeon Of the
Usury The before Justice Dsvds0n
for Mrs tion
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-20
Fancy Goods and Toys.
HOL DEN n GU TT II IL ,
Is II KlLBY STREET, BOSTON,

Is X II KlLBi STREET, BOSTON,
UyAVE Just received, per ships and steamers. III
L i Packages Fancy Goods and Toys-consisting Of
casee Fans, (lvory stick, Bone stck) Spanish,
Hair, Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes and
Combs.
=" Paris Perfumory. Soaps, Oils, PomadoS, &c.
10 " Genuine Farina Cologne.
German Pipes, stems and Segar lluldere &C.
cartons real Meerschaum Pipes and Tubes.
cases Glass, Pearl, Wax and Satin Beads Buges.
Backgammon Boards, snuff6 Tobacco Boxes.
A" Port Monnaies, Segar Cases and Cabas.
Is and bales Willow Baskets.
French China Vases, Cologne stands, Figures.
Boxes, &c.
casks Jews Harps, Air and Cracker Pistols.
c cases Envelopes, Letter aud Note Paper, Pen and
Pen Holder,
3 Niolins, Bows, and Strings.
. Harmonious, Aecordions, and Cameo.
| " and casks China Allies. Agates, Marbles,
" Feather busters, Wire Dish Covers, and
| case Cornelan Rings; silk, Steel Gilt Guards;
| Gilt Rings, &c.
5 eases LartLen Toy., Watch Safes, Ash Boxes, 40
| 10 " Toy, lin endless variety by the gross OF
| dozen.
4" Kid and China Dolls.
co 4" TOYS, well assorted in each case, from 81
tGS6) per case.
The tsltion Of dealers Ia called to our EXTENSIVE
assortment OF Fancy Good. and Toys, also TO GU
large stock of staple Goods-such ne Combs, Brushes
Fine Ivory Combs Scissors, Knives, Cards, soaps
Oils, India Rubber in every variety, Balls Dressin
Puff, and Neck Combs, Sc, dc, comprising one o
the largest stocks in the United states. The foreis
goods being Of our own importation, selected pei
sonally By one OF our hrm Ia Europe, enables us
.ell at the lowc.t prices We constantly rocei'
ing fresh supple, py steamer aud packet,
All orders 10y mail will receive prompt attention
sole agents for
Sanderson N Lanergan's Fireworks.
Displays furnished at short notice. India Cracl
ers and small works on hand al usual. S+lrG
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-20
For the Ladies,
BOSTON, APRIL LIST, 1855.
Carpetings Cheaper Than Ever.

OUR SCALE OF PRICES FOR SPRING SALES,
ITO rs Cents per yard for Hemp Carpets.
80 Cents per yard for Ingram Carpets.
3Ts Cents per yard for Union Carpets.
IS Cents per yard for super Union Carpets.
so To rs Cents per yard for Dutch Carpets
SO Cents per yard for Two-Ply Carpets.
SIS To 90 Cents per yards for Extra Fine Carpets.
10 To rs Cents per yards for Superfne Carpets.
so To 30 Cent. per yard for kidierminster Car
pets.
% To ll2i Cents per yard for superdne English
Carpets.
Three.Ply Carpets at Very Low Rates.
rs To l2S Cents per yard for Brussels Tapestry,
Comprising beautiful and modern style Of
English and American manufacture.
l2S To lG2 Cents per yard fer splendid Velvet
Tapestry Carpets, the usual prices ofwhieh are
S2,25 and upwards.
Also, many styles of high cost Tapestry and Vel
vet Carpetings Of superior English manufacture,
quality, are seldom imported to this country, will
be sold at the same price of an ordinary article
Also, a large stock Of
PAINTED CANVAS CARPETlNGS,
Embracing one of the largest assortments Of Floor
oil Cloths to be found in this city, ?! feet wide to
! the narrowe.t width, at very low prices.
/ Also, Canton Mattngs, Crumb Cloths, Stair Car
pets Feltings Rugs, Mats and all articles usually
| found in first class carpet warehouse.
A great portion of our Stock which we display fol
| Spring sales, having been purchased at the recent
| auction trade sales in New Ierk, will be sold fol
much less than cost of manufacture or importation
BY reference to scale of prices il will be seer
that we shall sell all the different grades for mucl
lower prices than the goods have usually beef
sold.
NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY,
IS Hanover Street,
(Nsariy opposite the Amoiean HOus',) wiowS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-20
NOTICE,

WE propose to discontinue preparing Reports
w for the papers Of the Produce and Provision
market agreeable to practice for some year.
part, dnring which time Producers were generally
consigners, but of late sell at home. But those who
purchase and forward for sales shall promptly
furnish them with the true state of the market
which is constantly liable to frequent and sudden
changes
~ Our location is Of the best, sales
have increased any previous year, and We shall
continue TO offer and promise our best efforts to
make it for the interest Of all to eonsign us their
Produce. PROCTOR WOOD.
No. City Wharf, Boston,
Few step. from Fanouil Hall Market. w42w&
ASHES-The stock is not large and demand i'm
proving with sales Of Pearls and Pots at ia rs.
BUTTER--There is unusual scarcity of good
Butter in this market, and we have to notice de-
cded advance for the higher grades. N,v is ac-
lively sought for and worth SO 35c, and prospect
good for high rates for some time for the best and
good color. Other grades as quoted.
CHEESE-There is a better supply and fair de-
mand with sales from IL to lac for good article.
FL0UR-We notice an improved demand for
Flour from the trade and prices have advanced and
still tend upward.
GRAIN[oat. are firm and have been in fair de-
mand at 6s re for Northern and Western In
Rye there have been small sales at i5 ! so per
bu, now held at latter rate. White Beans have
been in demand at 90 a SO and Canada Peas
are dull at 37s per bu.
H0PS-Thc market continues very quiet fol
Hops and prices nominal.
PROVISIONS-The stock of Pork is very ligh
for the season, and considerable advance ha
taken place. Tho Gales have been at Is 90 u Is 81
for prime II so Is so for mess and 10 90 !!
so for clear, cash and mos Beef has been quit
steady, with moderate sales at 10 90 Il lG % to
good Western mess, and lG 90 q II 90 for extra
mos Lard has been in steady demand at pre-
vious prices. Sales in sbs at l0l l0lc, aud i
kegs at III l2c per ID, Smoked Hams have bee
In good demand, and prcos have advanced
GRASS SEEDS-liave been in fair demand
and prices rule high and firm. Sales Of Wester
and Southern Clover at 10 l2c per 10, Herd
Grass at 3 rs a rs per bu; mud Red Top at :
"a 90 per bag Of bushels.
WOOL-Domestic Wool continues very firm an
manufacturers take all arriving at full quote
rates.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-20
Martha ID. Roy's Eatate.

Estate OF VERMONT, To all person. concerned
District of Chttenden, in the estate of Martha
D. Ray, late of Hincsburgh, in said District, de-
ceased, GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District of Chitenden. tho 18th day
of April, A. d. 1855, instrument, purporting to
be the last will and testament of Martha D. Ray,
late of IIinesburgh, in said District, deceased
presented to the Court aforesaid, for Probate, by
J. Il Mil, ~ r---".-- .i-..'. .-'''.l sud IL 10
ordered by said Court that the 9th day of May AID.
1855 at the Office of the Probate Court in said Bur
lngton, be assigned for proving said instrument;
and that notice thereof be given to all persons
cerned, by publishing this order three weeks
sively in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper
printed at said Burlington, previous to the time ap-
pointed.
Therefore. you hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court the time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate of said will, if you have
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trict, this 18th day Of April, A. D. 1850.
wi2w3 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
Frederick Kenyon's Estate.


STATE OF VERMONT, I The Hon. the Probate
District Of Chittcndcn SIS. Court for the bis
trict of Chttcndcn To all persons concerned in the
estate of trcc Kenyon, late of franklin, in tho
state aforesaid, minor, GREETING
Whereas, H. c. Flanagan, Of Hinesburgh afore-
said, guardian Of Frederick Kenyon, q minor, as
aforesaid, has this day filed his petition in writing
with said Court setting forth that his said ward is
seized in his right in fee of certain real estate
in said Hinesburgh, to wit undivided half of
the Homestead whereof Asa Kenyon, late of said
llinesburgh, died SEIZED that n sale thereof would
conduce to the best interest of his said ward and
praying said Court to grant him license and
power him to sell the same at private sale.
Whcrcupon said Court assigned the sth day of
May, A. d. 1855, Mt the Probate Office in Bur.
lngton, in said District, for hearing, and ordered
that all persons interested be notified thereof by
publishing the substance of said petition and this
order three weeks excessively in the Burlington
Free Press previous to the said day set for hearing
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
show cause, any you have. why said license should
not be granted.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis.
trict, this 18th day of April, A. d. 1855.
wi2w3 W. IL. FRENCH, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-20
E. DANFORD's PATENT
IRON GRASS CUTTER.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFUL-
l. LII called tho attention Of Farmers and the
Public to tho above machine, which they are now
manufacturing for the harvest of 1855.
From thorough examination of the comparative
merits Of tho different kinds of Moving Machines
brought before the public, in the States of Vermont
New York, Ohio Indiana and Illinois, during the
last season. we are full satisfied that f. Danford's
Iron Grass Cutter, with double edges, will give the
best satisfaction under all circumstances of any that
has yet been offered to the public; are also
tanned in this opinion by several disnterested per-
cons that have had large opportunities for forming
correct decisions The advantages of this Ma.
chine, with double edges, worked with a double
crank, over the single edges, working though
SLANT in the guards or fingers, cannot fail to be ap
parent to the most common observer. LIST. From
the saving in power, the edges cutting like shears
End. The impossibiity Of clogging. Sd. That they
will not need sharpening near as often. This Ma
chine received tho first premium Of the State Agri
four days in competition with all Machines of any
note. Also the first premium Of the Chicago Me-
chanics Institute Of ls53:,and 1884 and several
County Agricultural Societies in Illinois and In
diana 1t has in every instance received the hrst
premium whom put in competition with any other in
We respectfully invite all who are DESTROYS Of
purchasing a moving machine for the coming har-
vest to call and examine We have on hard, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. The machines man.
ufacture will be made with, without guards TO
DO used upon. They will also be warranted to cut
all kinds of grass, fine, wet dry thick or
thin, as we'll as can BIO done with soythe.
MURRAY l.. PATRICK.
RUFUS PATRICK
1Inesburgh, April 2nd, 1855. wA0tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-20
EPILEPSY. DIR. c. ROBBINS

Professor of Nervous and Convulsve Diseases,
Albion Court, Charleston, Mass.
Has within the last eight years treated Two Hun
bred and Sixty Cases of epileptc and convulsve fits
Of this number over two hundred have been cured
ten benefited that were not cured, and thirty five
not benefited. Among the cases cured arc NJ. DIS
CT the various schools, and d. D.s and families
some cases Of thirty years standing, having from
ten fit. a week to fftya month, Should be pleased
to refer any interested to those cured, including
some Of the first people in Vermont, New Hampshire
Massachusetts and Maine.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-20
Telegraphic Report OF the Cam
bridge Cattle Mar iet.

bridge Cattle Mar tet.
fRcpo,ied for The u"6iy Ere Prcs'.l
Wednesday. April 18th.
A. Norkotal7 cattle, about $40 hcc'cs
and c. Stores consisting OF NThins oA'h'
rows. and Calves, icarlngs, two and three
years old.
Market Beef ENtra-rcr cwt. SoA 10
First quality, 50,
Second do Ssi 81,
Third do S.
Ordinary 81 Il a.
Hides per cwt $5i a 6.
Tallow 50 a9A.
Pelts 81 90 lbs.
Calfskins 10 to IL cents per ID.
Barrcling Cattle, IS to 81 per hundred.
Veal Calves-6, 7,Sa9. 1925 at market.
Working Oxcn-7j, 70, 100, Is.
25, Sc, As, so, IS, to 224.
Cows and Calves, 81, 6, 3, 40, ., 5, 50, 6S'
Ycarlings, none.
Two years old. IS, IL, t., 30, /. to Go
Three years old, Al, s., g. 80 !, =, 10,
to &c
Sheep and Lambs, 1902 at market.
Extra. g, n 0, 10, Is to l..
BY lot, 3, /, J, !, /, st.
Swine, none.
Remarks.-Thc supply to-day is much
short of the actual demand and unless there
is large addition Of stock at the Brighton
market tomorrow, from the west still
further advance on all kinds Of stock is inc
yitable The Vermont and Massachusetts,
cattle train ran off the track before coming
on the Fitchburgh Road breaking up num-
Der of cars Their stock is included IN our
report but the train was not in when the
market closed SO cars came over the Fitch,
burgh Railroad, "a owe: the B. & L. Road,
loaded with cattle, sheep, swine, horses and
fowls.