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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-MAr 2a.-Befos
Justice ALLES.
TIE GoogwIy MURDER.

IHE VVtDWIN NUNUENs
The DistIict-Attosney moved on the trial Of John
Jackson Oioty indicted with Roberts Of
lghc for the murder Of saor named Goodwin Ia Wster
street aance-louse, few weeks
M j. T. Doyle In behalf Of the prisoner applied FOR apost
poneuen stating nat several witnesses whose matcay hs
had only just been Informed VI absent.
DisrctAtorDey Waterbury opposed the poponement eor'
ten ling that the having made fe statements to bis
counsel take the crseqaences The whesfe. for the
prosecution were Birth ~ iees hose release the House
Of Detention had already the Brh Consul
After hef discussion The was postponed 70 "ednes
day morning
TIE HICKEY MURDER.
in the case of VIM. Dunngan, ind cted for the MUIR
der Of John Hickey Mr. moved the discharge Of toe
under provision that the prisoner be proughs
to ta the the st which tho tndict
found he shall be entitled to his dischAg
The DcAorney said three for the prosecutor
bad gone he would th the trial IL the
pisorers counsel would lead their eyaeee taken
by Judge Gould OF the former trial
M Asbmead would tliS and the Judge re-
served his dc ,ision on the motion.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
1871. 1870. ,s3O, 1853. 1857.

markets-CARxFULLr RxFoREyp roE TsA y T. FnisrSf.
AsHEs-The market, unchanged for eiihs hind ,he de
rand iri sales OF % bbs a. 10 % ~ ios fo' anu
T. 6e for PcriI . -. ,,.
COTTON-ihs nsist i, steady with moderate business
q, auots ,o.lCvg:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29

n ~ i ~ y = y y
Proposals will ne received ut Springfield III be
fose the eleventh th day Of June st noon by the under
tsened Coumissionc the Q; the State Of ligo io
furnishing delivered Springfield Ill., the following erHs and
Equipments: . -. .
Dses yesh; hundredh 4 inch cabeI, 80 neh length Of
lbsrel.
l2oco) two thousand MnIie Rifles with sword bayonos
lfyeigh. hund edh ISL inch caliher 80 inch legh o.
barrel The be iifod with three one twist in
the lands and grooves 10 be equal Each part 10 be
equal in all ie.pects the standard required By the United
saes and be subjected 10 the tests IN by sed
II Goycgnmont. .
To each uusket and so sorewdrser with wrench
/ wiper; tomF!on and spare
TO zach rs ftwentyhve muskets aud Hes, bslteIewi
Il sprfng vice; tJnbleT and wine punch.
12 0f0 Cartridge boxes,
l2O0 Scsbbsds Adapted to the above standard OF sDs
y l200O Wsst Belts
Tho the right to reject soy proposal
4he payment under law 80 per delivery
- per on completion Of contract.
Address - -
COafMIs SIONERS FOR PURCHASING ARMS.
JAS IL STOKES.
WIN SHEPHARD.)
epriuRfed Ill, May 49, 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
Ocean Hteamcrs.

nor SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE- On
II SATURDAY, June 2l.-Tho United States Mail Steamer
YILT A Motion commander will sail from Pier No 81
North River foot Of Beaoh-sf SATURDAY, Juue y. at
boon his steamship uDlrassed for ssoIy and c)mog has
engines under deck incosed by wa.ergl
which beside other ats toad In the event OF collision
eading to keep the pumps free to work and secue the safely
Ufyessel and pssseugers-
SAMUEL H. FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE,
- - Agents No. Brosiway
The steamer ARA6o wifi sal July ~
CTEAMER ADRIATIC, TUESDAY, June 25.
kC-The ma .nioent steamer ADRIATIC j. WALKER, Com
sBsBdeT, will leave shove date for Galwsy.
Through win be 1ed without additional eSpeuse 10
Che prrcips towns Of Euzisnd, Iyelsnd and Scotland
N'' passage 0' '0''D'' W. e. wICKHAM.
Omce on wharf q. foot Of csnslst
E,OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.--A first-
elisa viii New York the lst lIth and 2lst
month; when these dates fall SUNDAY when
day OF departure viii be the MONDAY following For
feish or sssse apply at the only Office, No Bownsgeen
ID. b. ALLEN, Asout.
vIVHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's STEAM
u SHIP NEW-YORK, @. Wouke, Commander, carrying the
pyisd States Mall viii sail from Pier No 90 Moth Rss foo.
SATURDAY, June o. sfi2 O'clock m,
BREMEN, VIA ssooUrHAMproN.
I. L6SD0y' HhvRE, SOUTHAMPTON, and BREMEN,
~ The following
ELs Cabin, tio0i sscona Cabin $50; s,sorsge sa.
In Freight OF pEssszc, apply to
OELkIcHs CO, No. 60 BrsaaIh
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SUPREME oouRr-cH.xsERs-M.r as-Besore Ju.a'

IsGKAHAN.
Edwin IIoyt ct al against WIN. g. Lane, ct al
Motion granted. 49,
John ". Latson sg Asa O. Peitibone- Motion granted %
payment Of referees ees 80 and $40 costs Of motion The
case 10 be brought on by either party dsys notice
Fran kiu Hart s sg James II. seaing-Modon deniedj
costs 70 abide events.
stephen Brophy sst Thomas HushesReferenee ordered
10 Charles IL. Van BrGrt esq.
Abel T. Edgerton sgt. Edward Gdlagher-Motion deried
without costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
INSTRUCTIONS.
CokrAxrxe CONDITIONS 70 sS iScoEronArKD IN 1uR

Ic0KrA1NNa CONDITIONS INCORPORATED ~ TYR con
II TRACTS TO TBK EXTENT The DErARTEESr HAY DEM
II
no pay will be made fr trips no, perormea and for each
tsf snch Ons hTee times the
of The trip be deducted For iivsl behind te
las to break connection viii depending mails aud not suce y
eIoused fouIth OF the computation ir TIE Zip sect
lao fonsure.
hines viii be imposed miles. The delinquency promptly
snd satisfactorily explained by certificates Of Postmaster Of Now
~ ora OF her credible persons failing to arrive cont act
ime egectiug he nail from ceiver II into
Ibsch puLcip poet office for Suffering IL TO be Wet in
liza ed DESTROYED, robbed or los.
The Posln Gnnul the contract FOR repeated
ts,ilures ssreesby for violating the Post Office
aWs do5eylne the instruction OF he department; Tor -
ung discharge carrier Whe0 Ieqncd the D~iftent
no for conveying maable matter out Of tue nal
The may oIdeT tn tnccsse IN the num-
beT stations trp by allow heeor rats increase
3cD contract He Oh "a schcduics oi =
land val. wihou Increase pay provided the running fie
Boz not dged The GtncTa may also eur or
6Seoutuue The service IN whole in part s pro Iaa decrease
lc allowing months extra compensation on the amount
pensed with Whenever H. his Opia the public lDteIts re-
keoiTe the change be desires to upeTsedo by diner
brnt grade OF tTsnsportati'n.
5 Payments viii be made by collections fTom drafls
Postmaster otherwise, after the expiration Of each quarter
yssy in February, Aiay, August, end Novemner .
bid received the last day and hour named With
,spt the guaranty required by law ceracsie as TO the n
leDcy guaranty, be considered competition
Will regu lar pToJ ,,n reasonable 10 s5nognt.
modification Of bid in any Of m essential terms Is sna
kuo1u, bid aud be received interfere
with egu competition, ate the last hour for receiving
tbda Maxim: bid with guaranty and Certificate the
Isnly wsy to modify previous bid
| Ml8 2ew4w NJ. BLAIR, fostmetef-CeAGsi
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
rI,uE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
PKOn NEY.YoRK To LIYKEPO0h- .
Second Cabin assare........................ IS
o,,.,c,, PROM HosToS 70 LIVERPOOL am
Chief tabin Passage
The sfSOsf ,' f s,2 Ner raioss ss c: Cor, ,;bo
The ships fow Boston Halifax snd Cork iiarbor
PERSIA, Capt Judkns. AFRICA, Capt S. annon.
snDie cap ia' Lott AaERca f4pc V1sp op MS4ey
Capt. Z. NJ Hockey. EUROPA, Capt. }. Cock
sCO1iAmow buiding)
These yessel' carry clear white bsh at masthead green on
hFRICA sham, d. LEAVES NcwYort wcanesdsy, May p
FER-1A We. ES~.yot Wednesea;
AMERICA die... leaves Boston .." jane IL
To key. leaves yev.Yort. Wednesday June 10 10
ARABIA Stone. leaves Boston. D." edneldhy June 20
beuhs not secured un paid Tor;
An eApe'ienced Surgeon "n boerd ,,, o.,,
saEe,' sGhSn Soece 6eefoI and the value Verooi
'''" ''Pr'sd For Ecu%hsD hssS So 'gFg gSsin
VMPSCOTTs LINE of LIVERPOOL and
LONDON Pa CKET5.-passaee from or to loNpoN AID
sailing weekly h very low md drafts Issued as
ususi for any payable demand in any Part 2; Crest
T4fScoTf Co. Nos6 so5t a., Now-Yok.
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
~ LIVERPOOL landing and epbarking ssr Of Queens
s.easp intend pa.ebing their eIed CSds
FflN....,........ Saturday, June !.
fITy EpSt, o. nv ss,9ISsy @n. june
And every SATURDAY. at from Pier no. ~, North
River.
rsssAGR:
FIRST CABIN............ sIEtRAGE. ';''''''"&1
First Cabin to London.. 60 Sieease 10 London'' -
s,oersse Return Tickcis good ;'r si1 months. %
Forwarded to Pa-i Have Hamburg Bremen Rot
terdam, Antwerp, &C. az reduced through feros.
wishing bag ~, fIl,uas buy tickets hes
lowing Newly oh: From Liverpool or Queens
town-kst Cabin &15 81 aud l05 Steersse from Liver
pool $50; from Queenstown $50
These Steamers have superior accommods'icnsio Pesseneer
and any er.ence1 su eors They built In waofgh
Iron sections and have patent Fire Aonihiatos on b.aId
For uI her rmaon, sppy IN Liverpool 70 MM lSmaN
Agent No. p Wstot-st. In Glasgow TO W NJ INih 40
81 EnOcbsGnhre; IN Queenstovn 70 G. W d. Skl MOUhS
Co. in Lo don % EWES MACY, No 81 King William
IN Fad LES DECOUR No Place de Boarse IN Phil
sders - John o. DALE. No lo9 Wsnn,fi or a. the Cou
pspy'. Odeea JOHN q. DALE. AGENT,
No. IS Broadway, " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
.ssIsJ
IerraiIe............


Tie earnings Of the New-York Central Railrosd are
reported 10 indicate total for the month o. about
s755, ,OOO an increase Of $4,000 on May, 1850.
The Illinois Central earnings in May will not vary
materially from May 1850. The currency troubles bas
caused come decline in traffic, which has been in q
measure neurazed by ncre ,ed activity, the result Of
the presence Of troops Il. Cairo.
The State Of Illinois invites pTcposss Icr loan OF
t1 600 600 which will be received AT tue American
Exchange Bank in this city until noon on the Is, of
July. The stock win bear interest at the rate of e
cent = annum, payable semisnnually in New-fork,
and the principal reimbur,able ailer 1872.
The business Of the Clearinghouse was sl2, ,C 600,
the smallest amount since 1857.
We annex a comparative statement Of The Exports
Exclusive Of specie) from NowYork TO Foreign Ports
for the week and since Jan. I, 1861:
To.,lt for the woek. go. el,52s ti,.LsI SS,5iSs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
CERTIFICATE.

The nndersisued, PostBRieT at - State OF -. oeT
kAss under bis Of Office th he lie tcqus.uted h TIE aooe
ussnos aud knows then to be Of pE0Iey aud able to
Ipake good their guaranty
Dsted
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29

GrvrfxNBy: h.ye received your communication OF tue
h .y denying the truth Of tie ssaent made oy oor
.nor Bro (3eorsis IN his ocsmson OF he ?tih u
You sim banks Of the city OF New-f ok have PAD
aud continue pay every all drafts assn,t iunas
posted whether By Southern Western or Northen osnh'
Dealers and that statement or allegation 10 te
conrsy wholly upfounded This esur'e believe TO DO en-
in consonsrre with the scGtbt Of the eopmee
and bys.uesf slssssi sbIvplhcai Ms sste.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29

The undersigned 'esiting et state Of undertake
lha IL foregoing lid yns the mail Route No l,b
De s-cep.ed by The Posma''eGenela the b de. shall por
b tho let day Of Juy 1854 enter into tie required obligation
perform the service piopoaed with good and sa'
XII nj surotles
fis d. understanding 81, ncy ,ho Obligations md ish
assumed under the 18th Section Of the Act Of
Iorsress Of July 2, lol6
Dated
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-04-11
THE PorITNEY CELEBRATION.

Mr. EDITOR A goodly number OF the citl-
gems of Poultney promptly responded 70 the call
to meet at the Town Hall on Wednesday even
ing, April Sd, for the purpose of adopting some
appropriate plan for celebrating the centennial
anniversary of the town, which occurs the 2ist OF
September next
The meeting was called to order by Dr. l.. ID,
Ross who after reading the call was elected
Chairman. f. NJ. Edgerton was appointed Sec
rotary.
Henry CLARK, Esq. made some remarks in his
usual happy manner, showing that the anniver-
sary should be celebrated century from the day
of granting the charter, instead OF from the day
of settlement ten years later. He met the objec-
tions of those who urge the latter as the proper
time by abiding TO those greyheaded natives OF
the town whom we still have in our midst, but
who ere another decade could roll away, will
probably have passed from earth. BY this an
anniversary would lose much OF its sttractionS,
not only to the town'speopIe, to those who
have gone out from US and are now scattered all
over our fair land. He thought if we took this
initiatory step now, other towns would follow the
example, and it would be the means of gathering
up many facts of the early history both OF towns
and State hitherto unknown; and as thousands
of our brothers aud sisters now nobly doing their
part upon the worlds broad field of battle
would doubtless come back to assist in celebrat
ing our and their mothers birthday, we then
could realize how much the Green Mountain
State has done and is doing for our country ana
the world.
The Chairman, A. II. Lyman, and S. Richards,
followed with appropriate remarks urging the
celebration.
it was then moved that the citizens of the town
of Poutney do celebrate the one hundredth ami.
versary of said town on the 2lst of Sept, 1861.
1t WAS carried unanimously.
1t was moved that committee of five be APP
pointed to report an organization. Messrs
Henry Clark, Z. A. Ram, Ii. j. Ballard, Anon
| Bailey and L. ID. Ross were appointed sad com
mittee.
While the committee were preparing their re
port the charter of the town read by the Sec
| rotary. after which the committee reported that
| the officers of the organization should be pres
| ident, five vice presidents, a recording and a
corresponding secretary a treasurer, committee
| of five on the exercises of the day, and general
aar- IS i.,,,.. e t,vonty IT,
report accepted and adopted.
The officers elected were:
President-Hon. Joseph Joslin.
Vice PreStdents--Dr. L. D. Ross, G. A Ram
| Esq, S. Richards, Esq, Dea. w. l.. Farnham
| Harlow Hosford, Esq.
| Recording .Secretarg-F. NJ. Edgerton.
Corresponding Secretary-Dr. L. d. Ross
| Treas,rer-Nelson Ransom.
| Committee on Exercises Of the Dqy- Henry
Clark, James Winchell, j. J. Joslin, f. d. Dew
| ey, and G. w. Sprague.
| The General Committee consists of person
| from all parts of the town, with Joseph Joslin
| Esq, Chairman.
On motion the meeting adjourned 10 meet a
| the Town Hall Wednesday evening, April 18th
| at o'clock.
F. NJ. EDGERToN Secretary.
+ 4
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-04-11

TEXAS AFFAIRs.-Advices from Texas by
way of New Orleans indicate new source of
trouble. Col. Ford has been reliably informed
from MatamOras that Gen. Ampu Tia, with three
thousand Mexicans, is sixty miles off, marching
ou Brownsville. Amppdia has dispatched ex-
presses with placards ahd handbills, announcing
that Texas rightly belonged TO Mexico, that she
would no longer have the support of the federal
government, and now was the time to take her
Reinforcements in large numbers were rapidly
coming to him. Col. Ford has ordered all the
heavy guns and ordnance stores at Brazos island
to be removed from the scene of anticipated diff
fculties. Texas has a prospect of trouble
enough. Hitherto, she has hardly found herself
able 10 keep the Indians at bay. The withdrawal
of the federal troops has greatly embroidered
them of late; and what is she to do, with Indians
and MeXicans harassing her at the same time
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-04-11

The, appointment of Mr.. Corwin as minister
TO Mexico has produced panic among the
southern traitors. IMP sece ;sIon press is clam
oring Tor the selection DIT southern am bassado
TO checkmate Mr.. Cdrwln's movement. The
Mobile Advertiser expresses the Hvehest appre-
hensIons, aud says:
" We think that our government sbonld lose
no time In endeaEorlng to checkmate that OF
Lincoln IN It's operations at the city of Mexico
Lincoln mas sent there smart man, and a varI-
city OF circumstances combne to make his pres
ence inausplclous to our interests. he war on
Mexico was chiefly made by the South and wag
ed by the South-facts which the Mexicans we'll
understand and thoroughly appreciate in special
prejudice against the South The wounds are
scarce vet healed which were inflicted by the
men of jeff. Davis now our president, and the
scars appeal for vengeance d"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-04-11

Sr. DoMINGo-A fiery protest against the
invasion OF the SPaniards is in circulation among
the Dominican people, calling upon them to rise
IN arms against the invaders. The following
sentences give some idea of the tone of the doc.
ument:
santanan, since his last elevation to power, has
sold the republic.
The price of the Yankees did not suit him.
TO day he has adjudged it to Spain and is
preparing to crush the Dominican people under
ths coipnIai yoae tor the vile price OF few pue-
rlle dlgnlties, AMI OF the gold which will be dis
trbuted to him and five or six principal accom-.
pieces.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-04-11

The RECONSTRUCTION REoGRAMNE-The
Richmond Wing, which Ia steadily warred
upon the secession movement thus unfolds the
course which 1t believes Vn sInia will pursue
There is a good deal Of maiter for reflection in
this alleged pro- ramme
We have co1yersed freeld with members of
the Convention, and We are persuaded that the
action OF the bOay will he ehlueutly wise and
conservative, and as our disiah t readers viii ma
luraily desire 20 know what bat action viii be
we venture, tor their satisfaction TO state our
Impressions on lle subject
We believe THAT, after full debate and thor
ough examination, tue convEntion sriu indicate
by resO uttons III Constitution ~ amendments and
guarantees rich, IA NE judyH Ht of Yiryigia, are
ecessaTy fOT me security 81 Ter Tlglts md fasfta
teOHs. When these are agreed on. she will invite
q conference Of the non-seceded States at Frank
tort OF Nashville, 70 consider our proportions
aud 70 make common cause ruth her She will not
otter her propositions - al uliiHaatgH but mere
~ asher contribution 10 the general stock Of
suggestions On the subject. Some Of ner gisest
aud IN 81 patriotic citizens will be sent by the
convention - THIS Conference, and her PROPOSE
.IOns Will there be cpnsIasrsd. aBd, may be
unOuInSd IN some respects, though not ~ an.
essential particulars. When harmony and con.
cuTrence shall have been secured among the Dor.
dei States, tue propositions, Us agresd on b. them
uul he su5Iatftsd an utlimatuBi 70 he Northern
States.
ms ghtH1atam, We feel assured, will embrace
no unreasoDabie iedtuTes-nothIug which Is not
IA strict conformity with the principles of the
Constitution a. understood and acteu On by the
fathers oil the Republic. Ii Il should be Accent
cd BY the North, the Union will be preserved
and harmony restored. II, on the other hand. il
DC rejected, then The Border States oia. IN u Joiy
oitaraOJ iron, tie Uaioa and unite oili such staiss
10Th SiaUeh0dtRg and non stapehobfiag. Us ma be
tciHiHg to adopt them. ia the event Of rejection.
We believe that New York, New Jersey. Penn
syivania, OHIO, Indiana and Illinois will unite
with the Border States. h result may Be TO
hroa0 Of The AeW England .Statss and tie extreme
Northeastern States. The Gulf States VIII soon
lind II 10 their interest 10 re unite themselv TO
this conservative Coniederafy, and ultimately
tie exscinded Northern STATED, having learned
lesson OF wisdom and humility, will knock at
our doors Tor re admission Int the family man
SION
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-04-11

The LATE CHIEF justice SHAw.-Lemuel
Shaw, ex-ChIef Justice of the Supreme Judicial
Court of Massachusetts, died on Saturday morn.
ing, at his house IN Ms Vernon ST., in Boston
HIS health had been declining for some time
and his death, though sudden was not mex.
Pected. His disease was affection of the
heart. He had taken q drive on Friday; and The
next morning, after dressing, and while CONVEX
sing with one OF his sons, he Instantly breathed
mis- last, seated IN his chair. He was the son OF
the Rev. Cakes Shaw, and was born at Barns
table, on the 9th Of January, l7sl, and had thus
completed his eightieth year at the time of his
decease. He was graduated at Harvard Col
lege in $500. The year after leaving college he
became assistant teacher IN one of the public
schools of BOs!1 and assistant editor Of the
Boston Gazette. He studied law with David
Everett partly in Boston, and partly in Am.
herst, n. II. de was admilted to the bar in
New Hampshire, in September. 1904, aud short
ly afterwards commenced practice in Boston.
His rise at the bar was not Fapid but II was
steady and sure. He had not those snowy Quail
tiles which attract popular admiration. but he
had ali those substantial merits, intellectual and
moral, which enabled him TO retain every ad.
vantage he had once gained. In 1911 be was
chosen a representative to the LEGISLATURE and
served eight years in that office; and he was
four years member o. theagenate In ls2O
he was in the Convention which revised the
Constitution of Massachusetts, In the town of
Boston he took his turn of service as fire war
den, selectman, and member fthe School Com
.mittee. His judicial life embraced thirty full
years, he having resigned his office last summer;
a longer period than that of any Chief Justice in
England or America, except John Marshall
In Septe nber, $780, he was made Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court an appointment which
at once commended itself TO the appreciation Of
the bar and the public.
In the administration of criminal law he was
as remarkable for humanity as be was for jus
tice in the hearing of civil cases between IN IN
and man. Under an exterior somewhat stern,
and seemingly unimpressible, he wore heart
of feminine tenderness. When he was called
upon to pass sentence of death upon a convicted
murderer, the solennity OF his manner, and the
sensibility that suffused his eyes and uembled
in his utterance, made an impression upon those
who heard him which no lapke Of time can ef-
face Boston Courier.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-04-11
CAMBRIDGE cATTLHMARKET.-Apr II
tReported BY Telegraph

At market 444 Cattle. about e50 BeeVes. and 81
Stores. consisting of working oxen, eows,and one
two and three years old.
Prices-MaTket Beef-ExtTa $3.50 rs hrstqual
ity So 90 6 81; second quality S665 600; third
quality $500; ordinary quality S275
Working ozsa-s90 81 a l42 per PAIR
Cotcs and Catres-s25 40, g.
YsarIingS-S
Too Years Old-Sl5 a 10.
Three Yeas Oid-S17a l8
Sheep aud LaBq5S-2s50 al market. Prices in lots
$3.50, 200. Extra and Selection. S2Z5 2,6Z
a 90 or 9 &c per b., live weight
HIDES Al SC per Id. TdlLoto, 81 a7c PeI5S, 81 20
a 81 % each. Calf Skins, 10 q lie.
Market quite active to day, there being
a good number oil buyers present Prices improved
25 per 100 pounds beef. Considerable call for
working oxen. sheep sold quick at unchanged
prices Calves quite plenty.