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Arizona miner., 1866-04-11
.rlsona Miner.
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Mir. A n. Richardson, writing the New York Tribme from Great Salt Lake City, refers to a young poetess of that city, Miss Sarah E. Carml. chAeL whose wrsings are attracting attention. He quotes this striking poem as Illustrative of her ability, and adds No one can appreciate the strength of the two Haliclsed lines until he Is familiar with the mountains which shut in this great basin, always torn and fnrrowed down to their very hearts, and sometimes clen asunder from head to foot We have many such scared mountains in Arizona
 The Fallen looked on the world and sneercd l can guess,' he muttercd, " why God Is feared For the eyes of nortals are fain to shun The midnight heaven that hath no sun
 will stand on the night Of tbc hills and wait Where the day gues out at the western gate, And reaching up Co it's crown win tear From its plumcs Of glory the brightest there With the stolen ray | will light the sod,
 And turn the eyes of the world from God.
 He stood on the night when the sun went down. He tore one plume rom the days bright crown. The proud beam stopped ill he touched its brow, And the print of his finger is on it now, And the blush of Is anger forevernore Burns rcd when it passes the western door. The broken feather above him whrled, In flames Of torture around him curled, And he dashed 1t down on the snowy hignt; In broken masses of quiver,ng light
 An, more thsn terrible was the shock
 Where the burning spliniers struck wave and rock, The green earth shuddered and shrank and paled The wave spang up and the mountain quailed Look on ths hiNs, let tie scays they bear, Measure the paia of that hours despair. Tle Fallen watched while the whirlwind famed The pulsng spliuters that plowed the sand Sullen he watched while tho hisslng waves Bore them away Co the ocean caves
 Sullen he watched while the shining rils Throbbcd through the hearts of the rocky hills : Loudly he laughed, " Is the world not mine Proudly the links Of it's chain shall shine, Lighted with gems shall Is dungeon be, But the pride of its beauty shall kneel to me- That splintered light in the earth grew cold, And the dietiOn of mortals hath called it "GOld.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of Fred GsrEins. deceS,cS.

Estate of Fred. Gerkins iecedscd
 Notice Is hereby given ! ' the undersigned, ex. ecutor of the above named estate to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against sad de ceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within one year rom the first publica ton of this notice, to J H. Baldwin at the Pres colt Exchange, Prescott, Arzon;i, or to the under signed. Prescott, March 2s. lsG6
 Gt3 HENRY McNULTY.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11

once 60 Broadway, New tork.
 ovrIcERs.-- Presiderf, Hon Chauncey vibbard, New York. Tioe Prsadent and Ireassrey, J. N. Puleston, New York Sceretary, F. q. Wheeler, New York.
 The "Thunderbolt Crusher Is constructed up- on m entirely new principle, which enables 70 crush and puiyerizs ores and other minerals py single process. viz: IL is provided with two jaws or plates, which working upon different centres, | not only crush, but also attain maximum oi at triton. These jaws are masslvely constructed and are furnished with massive plates of chilled iron, which can be easily replaced st small cost They will admit boulders of tfty pounds weight, and can be graduated as occasion requires This machine Is easily driven by an engine of hfteen. horse power, and their lightness, and facility or transportation, render them far more economical | than any machinery now In use for reducing quartz Large orders for this crusher have ai- ready been executed for well established mining companies, and the company have contracts with responsible machinists to construct without delay, sufficient it is hoped, for the large demand. Par ties desiring to see the erusher, in actual opera | ton, can do SO by visiting the "Globe Iron Works" in 33d street, near llth avenue. Compa- nies desiring machines or further information, will please address any of the officers of the com pany, at @ Broadway, or apply personally, ai the office Of the Superintendent, MT r. 6. Gardiner, ! No. F. Pine street, (ROom No II, up-stairs) This machine supplies, lt is believed, the real desidcratum for the reduction Of quartz rapidly ! and economically One machine VIII reduce 70 an impalpable powder, from 90 to % tons oi ore per day, with not to exceed i5horse power lt Is of very durable construction, every part being made capable of sustaining any strain that can be brought 10 bear upon it.
 We furnish at present two sizes Of machines, numbered respectively Nos. 1 and :.
 1 No. l weighs, complete when finished, li,0co ' lbs. or seven tons occupies space, when In run ming order, of five feet in width, by ffeen in length, and win require 12-horse power engine. i Compared wiih stanps. requiring the same pow CT, Il will finish from three to four times as much work in the same time passing it through seiye 6O to eO neshes to the inch, the stamps using selves of from & to 30 meshes to she inch. The Thunderboit Crusher not only finishes much larger amount of work, but reduces H to a finer powder Cost, completely boxed and delivered at the wharf, s6,5OO
 No. ,, compared with No. i, is one-sixteenth less in capacity Is 1000 lbs. lighter in weight, therefore taking eoffeSPeatingly less amount Of power. Cost, complete In all its appointments, and delivered on the wharf $500
 Orders are respectfully solicited with fnll in- struetions. Address either of the officers of the company, at the office, 69 Broadway, New York, or P. c. GARDINER,
 Superintendent,
 Gf No. l2 Pine Street (Room H. N '.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
enanre MnArmnn- ll.nen,ed.

Esiats of Theodore M0Araaa, asoeassd
 Notice Ia hereby given by the undersigned, ex. ecuior of the above named estate, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against, said deceased. to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within one year from the first publica- tion 10 the undersigned at his office in Tucson, Arizona Territory NJ. R. PLATT,
 February 10th, 1866 5it Executor
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11

THE GREAT GLoRY.-The Stockton Iade- pendent glories in the bright truth that
 Our brave countrymen have not died in vain. The bitter, bitter baptism of blood has christened Us one people, free, frAternal. indiyisible, the leader of the worlds grand march of progress
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11

A DIsPEPTIc clergyman, after long confinement determined 10 try an experiment of preaching once more, and he accordingly delivered three diseourses in one day, of an hour each. He told his negro servant he felt better for preaching, when that functionary replied: " thought you would, massa, after getting so much trash off your stomach"'
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11

TIE salary of the Canadian Governor Gen eral is S3l, III, besides little perquistes of S5O,OCO for winter residence, S75,0O0 for clerks and secretaries, office expenses, water, gas, stables, church pew and other expenses.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11

DEsERTERs.-General Grant has ordered that hereafter no person shall be arrested as deserter for having failed to report under any draft, or for any other noncompliance with the enrolment act or the amendments thereto. Any and all persons of this class now held will be immediately discharged.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11
Dissolution.

PREscoTr, Arizona, March %, 1866. | The co-partnership heretofore existing between ] J. M. Rountree aud J. T. Alsap, Is this day dis solved by mutual consent ]. M. R0UNTREE,
 0tf J.T ALSAP.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.

Twenty horse power, and in perfect condition now lying at La Paz Apply ts B. Cohn or Ja2es Cushenbury, at La Paz, Arizona
 La Phz, December 90, 1865 1tf
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11
ESTABLISHED 1864.
Volume III, 1866.

The third volume of the MINER s begun with an enlargement of the paper and corresponding improvements It is the determination to make it in every respect more complete and attractive than the preceding voumes.- IL will lead rather than follow in the sure and gratifying progress which the Territory Is making While h will treat of all matters of public importance, it's col umns will be more particularly devoted to the in terests of the miners of Arizona, the intrepid and deserving men who as pioneers and prospectors through dangers and difficulties to which ordina- " men would have suecumbed have wrested this rich country from the hands of the savage, and will not abandon l. As their organ, and record of the progress in the opening and development of the unrivAlled mineral, agricultural and pasto- raj regions of the Territory, and or ali that per tains to its growth and prosperity, the MINER will merit a large local aud general circulation As the only paper in the Territory, Its value as news medium and advertising sheet must be ap- parent, not only to our own citizens but also to business men throughout the Union.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11
NOTICE.

hereby appoint JOHN SWELLING my true and lawful attorney Co buy, sell and transact all ny mining and milling interests in the Wicsen- burg Mining District Wlckenburg, January 20 1s5s
 SA JAMES CHASE
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to CAMPBELL & BUF. fUM arg requested to call on Mir. ALLEN, at the store of Gray < Co., and settle their bills, on or before March let, 1866, and save trouble
 5jt CAMPBELL & BUFFUM
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE MINING
 COMMUNITY.
Great saving Tn the cost of redsetio'
 machinery.

The attention of the mining corporations, mlll men, and mine owners Is respectfully urged to examine and carefully Investigate the great advan- tagcs to be derived from MT. Gardner's invention, patented under the title of the
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11
THUNDERBOLr CRUsHER,


The Thunderbolt Crusber Company" organized upon the patent of MT Gardiner, and under
 the laws of the Stase of New York.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11
REPAIRING.

Guns, Rifles, and Pistols repaired to order in the best manner VIM J. BERRY
 Prescott Sept 10. 1865. l36m
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11

SUBSCRIPTION. The MINER win be sent to any address at the following raies-payable in legal tender: For one year, 6 % For stI months, % For three nenihso aoo Single copies, as Terms, iaUaviably ia sdrdnes. No notice win he taken of subscriptions not accompanied with the money.
 ADVERTISING. One square, one iassrtsoa, s3 % E.sh sab.sqasat iAssStisn, 50 one squsrs, three sas.shs, 10 % On. square. oas year. ss co
 JOB PRINTING. The facilities of the MIXER office for misceIIan- eous printing are now firstclass. As good work can be furuished as from the San Francisco ofn- ces.
 We would cali the attention of miusrs, business and professional men of the Territory to our style of executing all kiuds Of Circulars, Briefs,
 Cards, Ball Tickets,
 Receipts, Posters,
 Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Certificates of Stock. and Claim Certificates,
 PLAIN OR ORNAMENTAL,
 BLANKS For Miners, Msrehants, Lavysrs and others,
 PRINTED IN GOOD STYLE. Work can be ordered from any part of the Te, ritory, and will be promptly executed and care fully sent by mail, or as directed. Henceforth the business of the office will be conducted strictly upou the
 CASH sYsTEn. The high eost of everything necessary to print ing in this Territory, andth common usage, make this necessary. t. Funds for subscriptions to the MINER, for ad- vertising, or for job work, may be sent by mail, express or private hand, at the risk of those seud- Ing.
 Address,
 E. A. BENTLEY.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11

P.s.-Soon sftsr January I will also have . complete stock of goods in Prescott st the store formerly occupied by Jacob EAas lsa N. R-
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11
ARE NATURES PHYsIC.

They Invigorate, Cleanse, and Purify Regulate the Seeretions and Liver; Mild and easy of operation 1; Correct Costiveness Pre- vent Diarrh@, Dysentery, Piles, spasms, Colic, Rheu- matism.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11

Hardware, Tin and sheet Iron Ware, Stoves and Miners Tools, for sale by
 VIM. H. HARDY. Prescott, Arizona. Dec. I9. 1865. l93m
, 1866-10-28

The following highly romantic and tragic
story is from the New Orleans 1snss;
Nearly yenr ago one OF tho tlrsf Iner-
CHARTS III Tie city met aud 1oyca u woman
Of English birth, whom he believed to be
3id.w.
. His advances were fayorably received,
and after many larpy hours passed in pleas
ant converse. the gentleman 1t length de-
clared hss passion; To his surprise and
ci.nGrin, the lady, With many tears. informed
him that her husband was not dead. A
long story Of unkindncss, neglect, maltgeat-
rcpt, and separate maintenance, Was
related. The fair one, with the ut
most frankucss. went into all the details
by hoping a divorce snit, then pending,
would terminate in her 1nyor. The gentle
man, encouraged by tie confidence, anl
eager tor tut possession Of such treasure,
insisted on her ut once departing fur Eag-
lald, and bountitu'ly supplied thu lubrieat-
conrts- The js,nrucy was male, aud in the
.courte Of few weeks shc bayAtelie Of
.$le GO was expended.
Not many moons elapsed cEc the lover Was
-Eavorca with q most tender epistlc, convey
in-, in the postscript, Intelligence q
conrst, pay on presentation. The business
Of the Inv proved exceedingly expensive.
Two more drafts OF &c, ,00t each wert for.
varded to This country, and ps'''nutiy paid
The gentleman, becoming alarmed at the
cncrmouis drain on his purse, yentured te
demonstrate, and be;.,cd the lady, IT pos
gib1c, tu conduct the business with noE<
economy.
"Thc communication In reply, dated Al
Paris, quietly informed him that the sui
had tecu decided against her that she wa
tied forever to the object Of dctcstation, ant
that although she could never fotEet th'
disintercstcG friendship OF the kinslcst q
men. they must never again meet On earth
"Thc unhappy gcntlclnrn, rna1d*ned 4
Lis folly, and crippled in business by tn
Immense outlay OF money, ended bis exist
tnce hy Ills own hand. Long after TIL
tragedy the real creatorof II rrcsuInes asai
10 address :le mnn she 20 Mron.scl.'
, 1866-10-28

character or condition. There Il a steadily iu-
proving tendency in tho demand. and ltilk
lrsdc is confidently expected before tho c'o;e Of
the tcason. Prices are generally ateady and Arm.
Metals ard Tianets' Stock, Iron and HEils.
viii Hardware goods. continue in good demand,
and The taaslet II we'll maintained.
Ea1t il stead4 and unchanged, with Domestic
Fine selling ut SIZE, delivered.
Seeds atc quiet. Timothy Is selling At e .0aM1
$e.fn aud Flax Seed l. nominal At ptgs1ous quo
tat1ona.
Wool continues dun sad quotahly unchanged,
Lumber hy tho cargo il in heitee supply, md
With 1eir dcrnaEd Tor good qualities the market
IL fully cairlstned,
The following despatchea werc read On 'chanss
to-day:
Whrat dull: No. abont t2:el Corn setlyc At
S1.91-be1d higher. Oats, assfuE hsc. FEsigaia
YA,t1u hu ; cos,. 4oo, ca bu oats, I, ,oo, ba:
F1onr Tic better: cntct Al $!n,0tDls&5 Wheat
t,rcEc,r aId quiet: NJ. ,! Ss..,3 tGzs,l5. Corn.
finn .Ed Culct at - ta Fto:e. Oats sa!ab!c at
C1GCSc cath. Pork f,u'a *.4G. lssd arn At
lGa4c. Nl!.heJ quie1 .. &C Gold, 143A.
LA71n-
F1our atd Corn active md nrtn. Wheat nEra.
Oats buo.an at GG96sc.
LATER.
In The afternoon the market for Corn WAS CT.
| cited and :G8H!c higher Than 1t the close on
Change, no. In store opening 1t Sc and closing
| frm, with luJers At ss34e- No. Spring Whes1
was nrm and lc better, selling at fl.93H In Moth
Side houses. No. sprth. Wal hominally uu
] cladret.
, 1866-10-28
NesF York Dig Goods .NurEets
From the Independently

EET TpAS, OC:U1ee =.
The note Of shr coming elections check. buslaess
wlire il Eot 70 bfsG ~ il Mas County .ouyerl arc
pu.ne taes. @ I'D teti lnc,ine1 To- exteoi sIsts
tlaucrn1cnt. Sstctass aE1 Ah!Itin24 ase sssaa5-
Enc lcachtd goods are >ss5se and arm io*sr s1.,
s::tks src nut te.vy: and p:ice: ars h:a
without buoyancr. Drills are In good demand aat
!ire. luc: .nt. st1lpet tirks hrtsS Denlars
1t In moiefA Irtaand. Prints tae must saleAsn
goods ant desirable st> ls arc to!i ancai Of atH.a
Tic sfoek nntltraEfr styles Il offering 1t lover
rsissA without much sIcc.-s GnsaHna *Ee stsady:
lrsa:d fepdrnc5 il r:Iee },T sery dsslrnble Eoods
Gpburss continue to utnaai fcay ale at full rrc.
y!.llh p:IrlH. <hawa of VI pattern. arc
uc .e;.L faI ~ ~ uTsa The sseck e ~ yst
n: ain aEd heavy: Fancy ean.a,crss ss th'T ,E
a sterk peta. tax sat". tlaanc. arg u Sno
1r11ect- Ilsn1eis moderately fo lEn.ttso fsb:!ss
n;rn qualities Are very ilow Of ~A!e. lom',szaes.
Iietthos aud le!.IncA hare declnel. aEn sen oaly
t.owls a. Inc Decline; A, low grads shos 1a;Es
reduction In price, Hack vel colored rnn .sks
IT along Ern u pEse hASt!ou sais. ase tSx; La,f
avis attractive. hut pre.s were lowc ezra for
chc!cc styic.- Bonnet riaoEs arr in susl s17r1y,
| and Glow advance In Nf3cC.
, 1866-10-28
Gil CAGo DRY Go0DS MARKET

SATURDAY EVENING. Octooe1 u.
The Try Gocd# market. though not act!ve, shows a
dcc!crd improvement coInpssel With tic trade OF
last week. There IS material change In values s1ce
last report. We 1cara tAat the EAca Mills at tts-
bnrsf have resumed opczstons. AID the new Fropric-
Will s2asc pain. to MAKE tsclE manufactures
worthy Of tic reputation thcy have ca}sycd hcrt-
taso7t. d..
For TIC information Of the ttado nc would slate that
large catalogue sale of Doneittc Cottobs. Worstd
| Goolq Sheets and Drawers and other staple DFy
Goods, E!l take place on Wednesday add Thursday
| re1t nj The store Of r. 4. Daste7s Co.
| VIC cutte closing prices a. {aloN4:
, 1866-10-28

y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ii qutes and xa1e loser. Ea.
E.ssW%entt .sfs: y r TO n,osssI cq7sass rn NJ
t. sti.s va :. j. Ws esa ii: .sra5oa 81
Ss: WEI tss ass, s!is.ssss wsss
Ct Hff1it'I M :: es d q I'll. .s,ppea brh
sna S;sss = II 81.
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Il; %s,G s5t;ss I'll. sE:.sS Il g
ssi!s ;: S: L; + IS Il; tH3: s;
: H.. .,1se 'is Fl: aTa.s!is;. !F,,T;ES!
Isnss Iss s's :v,Ms4o, '!a. sr' I'LL.
s.Ss,' !, n, :: ,se : d..;
ass2 . .s 4 + II; ssa
p:iT.se ss:ais 20 erss S9s p.aad cas-
s;s = =; :; ,;s & j e
s :: sSs s:$;s S. !: s. : 4:
11Tsd =. 81. 4 fiSs s. = sS ri, !. i,sa
I; 81 :s;s .z ss H. =:
s r & i :l; e.. e Z s ss ss1;9!
s:es e ~ :& sa "a. II: al aan r q aoae
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II. Sssa*S 4 q !, iifs = !, e ,sI 4
~ Tn Et;ec:rA II 31slt 2aD bo s11s 5000 IA
&. b :. a g. !. s5 g N n ta g.
Sia!H tot % In y. =. tS.s ,u, x-o., ~
xsssts saHast sarssssa e. - = -:
500 bn NJ. ssr sAo Ia 70 y s!tG l3ton e, e
Is Is te = s I. ss sa e u !. ~ = Z =
iAoon b1 No. s7e; 500 ou % = sos 1zfo na r.
s,s nj soss A11atr7E!o9 @ ~ Gr \ So.s y -, ti q e
ko.1 u s-he MARKET closing ''ttay u sae h' 40
"n1T.a-nee.iyea e1-sn bu: ship?ot. s4:aoo bu
i9 ~ & : =, e % aG ! s. e ?? 8 8
ada Il sx: :Ia d i ri @o b Do ~ as :e9 =
.c; Oars Ay1oA1-1soo9 b. Se; .s e i l9 3 3
si5e: i$ao s.: sa!pt:,ssn & Ress y 9 T. :, Y: I:
4; |; =: ! ss :: : s: !: :; 81 !;
t=,sISs ia :; F::ssss=d: = - b. b
j. ~. l. snd SA;s "a iaSs> e. e.
<:Ifec1 ~ % st:ts ~ q 40 \
ss1. s9 b 1ss5estsa = 7.c q faT Il
LLsGsIet u ss'.sts s-ss to' lo' !o's' e
.1e rttasl ny!
GsRs1a,1sss nF7n' Sales were:
EAa;..se. EAa;ss.' ou,et sd nominal .s tseo, ~
Earr nex Setrd and nc.rtnsi ~ a. = - =; =; :
ER-Mssslxta1;, SGa q ~ Il .ris; IL sh,
I'D sa of 9ases saiRs.as ahsse
sssdi ioeai ,nqsrr tar cao'ce as.nust en9
.>o tbelifp.'ed snrny q aIsh 1oald send mi
D sssn ssFs tos slads ls5is s5Ete, sI
ent 1sa!Iss scn:ca y = =: IL, u 81; Gs qeo.e:
ixa s-9.e r,sry
nuy tpmuon fiiSin
, 1866-10-28

There wAs nSan ro:zc 1itt: luGnry for ton.lcd ell
t4 AZ, hut pr1ess uesc Eo bcttrs-in hrf. ther att
hardly .uktalnen, ard s!4c ende1es r. Mo
asJs, ii DEr ftee hoard hrsr; so IT. Nerei.
bcf delivery Iii F;tlAhr phta. 1t s.c: and !oa 1r D..
VIII r. terr tia, cEota!cfs nsy y t.!siy Given =;
s = FIJI on 1sIa FEE. e9Is hse srs ~ so. ssi aasf
ftrats IL MS oil lTsiac We A. eoxnlz.ns q kome
lA i. an Ne delivered n thilaec1p7- who ase uo"
o1etis r TO ec!l IT s. Ec+ -,
-sincc ttc Kburc y as put In tvpc, have add
tqSrj aA.r OF SOB hsls urttd At Sc. lErc On o04tt
tars. MarAet c]esgd II philadelphia At ssttc.
, 1866-10-28

CHICAGO CATTLE a1AHkETs
Far rAe Week Ending October ~.
o771cx OF TER DAIII TunrxK.}
SAEx1AY ErtHrxg. UCtQhSf II.
BEEF CATTLE.
Tnt following table ahoxs tho daily receipts ana
a,fnracnt, q etf Cattle during tho wecS cno: 70
d, J. compared with the Ftelpts and shpuenft o1 TIC
corresponding xeet last year:
, 1866-10-28

tasra tn 10 ans copAidesAsle erlnL Doo-
Tcr7 Etsc stus lcIt With bat tFo alte<nauFea Th:y
bad e'tc Il disposc of cat stock At taeh p1ees II
buyer wetc generous coosEh to nfsr. cr huld tas
sarRs, and ne chances OF 'ostaf, which th J
wcre well conytnccl mnss coEs soac7 OF taek. Ths1
u1c former expode11 sd haTa uscl
.h.1T ttock upon The un1tcs 1t rates rn1la- fX9ac
luwe9 than ut the csosc OF faat At th.s 4aiue
1arte pto,7ltoa of tho n1e-1a :.-.ntc-d III Es1y de
talle gEade%-wefe closed ont. Ihere aFe, however,
from 80 u 10 ac3d 1t i14 n an II al !n:a:lo- ~
der lei IN II, peas uusod rasl'ss!sI:Isc7s >: rs-
Gueed rates. Ptoh1!ir there hss n: sc.1.- RAG
the .raAoa, Eerx tn vh1rh The arEiTAh caprtBr1
little tei1ahI. s:ck aud 10 much ta1t Eaa poEvelT
inferior. Common. tnIa. tp1xh CowA. rough. hall tAz
tc1ed stecrs and 1c1ss Cattle have coabt1hted the
great halk of the aTEa. There Hcsc 1cv that could
properly lt tassed Eood and nooe that wera extra
This Geah Of good c2tae nowrvtr. ca4ini no ssanus
1Econseu!cncr. es the tru.and wal principally Tor
butchers stock aad packing ssesrs.
Ito continuation known the Board oS LfTe Stock
11olcIs u which aTe herckotorp Eatn ocras!1nal
n,eItoC. tlaSs .LnbtakaiIe cv:tsness Of dcenn,pos
u1E. Tic tttcr c1asa. thosc xhcsc hcsdi and heass
not controlled altogether ~ pecnniasy coos1e-A
tnrt becoming heartily aslapc 0t tic ~ring Into
which They ls.e leen unx!.tiasy drawn. and expsrs
ndt:trminauon TO dHen.cEt Themselves Eon al con'
ncction With The "cllqae'' xlso osik1natcd Ind At
tempted pueh 10 = successful teTminaion this dis
graceful plot aKaln4t tbs fnse1csn Of the hrue4 and
stock grower. We giAd 10 learn inst this csn
tin2ttcn 10 withhold II! important Information from
the ptbc, hta 1et the approval por h1d the
operation Of the leAdioE u4Eat&aou eo hence the
syitsnces OF Discrimination Alfcady App4rcnk We
sha coutnue The publication Of specific aAles where
We arc Ablc to obtain theu, and shan also publish
list Of TIC parties who sesc to furnish the desired in
io1taA1on-
c1oa1su OF THE xA1xEr,
The market today VA nh.lcas. The Weather WA
cold AID rainy and Int few buyes8 made their appear
a,ee CITY butchers took few scattering lots bnt
nslte ftora tLia, lhees was natane dot1g. ThA mar
kct closc. dull, th large number remaining oEc1
| unso,d.
+ Tie folloTtps arc the closing ps1ccs:
! cf,os1SG Pc1CE3.
| E1trd Herrts-Fanc, 1T. xelloz1ucd1 kto6
! years old Stecst, aad nve1asia; l.1A NJ p, o-,
| and upwards. 8i-A
Trftae E-.sfs-Gcal. Ee!.fltted 4!tiy.s
| formed s:eett, averaging rom l,1oo 70
sf.s1nE 1,oN4;yn ), a................ $50 -4s.lQ
| !Mrt1iam tfdae-3te3l1Iu StctF1 and good
| Cows, III for city slaughter, md &Fefas-
tEs G131 60 "a, aS,At.~-...,.....-..----.:t ID Ga
tesn. nseraein. s.. 81. At--....... Ia 8ss
! Inf.fitr-LtsEt and TIN Eo1s knd stecer.,
| Eonsh and IeaFs%- sT+raEtnE 6As5s9 81,
a19 esa.V
The p.craa1lhs prices IL: a ssuaa pco3 In Tho Jeal
ISIS fplluw8:
tt Ice 10
Atdl1E 10 falE-. 1.1&aI
fn+&ItGr t. <aMuan0. ---.-.- aaaS}-s
ff0E9.
The fol!ovi1G arr the receipts and sh1omea1 fos til
cur;rnt wee. aod tor tae corresponding period IL
, 1866-10-28

Halti.n ol. ProXtrtou tlurRet-0ciobcF u.
hotsan>cct!ons &c reported IL lard g n3:k msat:
t. au.d nrlt tuil ET.sio:s prices bacon t41rly
ttsc. Sh;ak!c:s Nc qn.te 4 i:e III tonainE s9:s
Il .ts at tcc fur ffl, ntE 1t so7Ec for clear. plain
q ipT 1nc IA nt4 ioc Au.hr eItc4 do At :3f
e.c, II t,.ars. Mss por. ID quiet but stead5 As