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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
DENJAMIN y. PAYNE

RE.ii ENTiTE IGENT ~ u
'ON = T. ! 4 err.
pmer Ns,onsd Ro,- elg-sit Casr' Hp,,..
rpwsoNTnWs. No.
DEEDS, LEASES, WILLS, MORrGEGEs. bills %
sale. Assguultnt~. A. prepared with ACCURACY and
despatch A'"' eNanuaiion ofrti,s ia city County
rnR SALE, SEVENTY 1--WE FARMS
10 liatimpfe and iatiugd Countlr. from A,r tn ave
hundred Acres, ~ ptccs from sacO 90 $4,000
BEFEHrNcIs .-- Bfifimgrs- Hon. Judge Giiss, u J
FITTINGS, E..i HfLfnfd 60 Hon iudgc Price u "
Archer E.a HfNiatare 90 Hon Judge Emory, n
NuartnHu. Esii Sept -. isdS II
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

lIir oF a SILVER. before Justice p, Al
san Juan, Nevada county, was brought iliber-
nan, charged with assault and battery on a fel-
Many witnesses were examin-
cd aud finally jimmy was called TO the
siand
Mr. c, state wha, you know about this
case"
- Well, your honor, Barney and Patrick had
bit Of n quarrel about some wood they had been
cutting. They were standing near the wood pile
IN front Of the house, and after jawing little,
Barney picked up n biz Of silver. aud give Pat
rick little tap on the head, and he went over on
10 the wood-pilc--and that was all there was
about ii
Justice p. You say barney hit Patrick
~ the head with bit of silver. What kind
Of silver was that :?
Well, your honor. iwas small thing
Vi, Of n chip"
= But we want 10 know how big il was give
IA yonr idea how big II was
- Well, your honor, latter some hesitation, I
think il was about two fee, long, about a. big
rounl rs mo wrist
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

Ey- Some time ago planter a short distancu
from Memphis gave party 10 the young folk
in the neighboshood. Il was q gay time, and iu
the course Of the evening the girls aud boys pla,
ci the game OF foricits.
While this was going on il ctanccd that the
son 0; the planter, a aiCe, modest fellow had 'n
claim . forfeit o. some OF the girls hut he wns
overcome with lihidcnce
Go ahead, John, said the planter, " and
kiss some OF the girls.
John hi,ched from one foo, To the other, llnsL-
ed and finally blur,cd ont " IL never kissed
\ white girl father
The laughter that ensged NAV b. easily imae.
incd
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
Rites or .IDTERTISING.

nA-Np Ads,ritscment Inserted tor iess than ON
pOfTAR
bA-Thr Ca,ya has ~, largest circulation Of anS ~.
ir 10 tlc Ceuntya fact worthy the attention u id
trrtiscts. Address,
LuNGNEcKERs A CONNER, rrnLismrH.,
Tow .untoNn baltimore 40, Nd
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

ALvoSr ASD ALTOGETHER. -lnce as two lndirs
were conyersing in their quic, laIlof. an aged
clergy man ruicre,l. Tho c0ntc saiiOn immediate
ly t!nk religions iurn. aud the l,cac. and coin.
fort of christian hop' were spoken of Suddenly
the clers, msn iurnci 10 one of his friends and
said fatleF sbissIly
Madam. IL soaf husband "a Christian
The lady's ficr iS.licd painfully. Poe mn.
mcni she hes,aiesl and then said
my husband il one II il,s igsi I'rtsons ever
knc1 iic l. So amlablr aud beasvOleni that I
ihisk few Christians can equal him
And yet said the clergyman. ''you meet
l'cl deeply anxious ios his salvation
Il dou know said tho lady u cannot hu,
think thai All will be- we'll with him. IT, Is 70
good. IIe has such respect for religion. Ne l.
aiSaoa Christian
Tht clcrg man lent upou hcS iost VI ,rnd~r
concern and syinJalhy ~ hr said
''llui alao,' s'v~l y aii'.g'ihsr l"si l,rm~a,.
her ihnt "
The words snlnic her With sudden conviction
OF her husband danger aud from That time forth
her prayers for nimwrrr constant add ferven,
n q fiass.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

30 Sir George S,AHaion related n curions
ancci ic vi oil kien Lung Emperor of China
llc So. inpuiring ~ SIR Georlc the manner in
which iht .iciius were paid In Enyi when
after sn.e difficulty, his Majesty was made io
comprehend the system. h. exclaimed, as any
''at Acil IN England iha cIn Afford ,o be ~
H"w will inform ,Gn. said he. .'how man
ln, lh, sicidns I hav, four. % whom M.
r.sr - M heilih &. committed rrFiain ws~i e.
g. SALARY Is allowed them. hui ,h, ,ai,ncni am
II 'lc s.lar, stops in am well again n~,l
rai in' m you my illncssgs ait unusually sho II
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

GiEis BENAgr Girls beware Of transient
young men Never suffer the addresses of = sirau
s,r lieeollcci that one good farmer hoy. og
Industrious mechanic, Is worth all the lcalin,
ri IN the world. The allnremenis of u dand,
ltck with gold chain rouna h;s neck wall
ins.sii,A in his paw, three penny cigar IN hs
i3"Lih. uT some honest iailors coat On his hack
SUD hfanlrss. though fancy skull, never can
t,k, 80 The loss Of good fathers home. goud
aolhrr counsel. aud the sosieiy Of brothers and
sister their affections last. while that oi such 4.
t"uur Hlu {. ! - iu 'hc Wage ~ the honey no0n
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
\ MAHsyG BIEp.--Thc following beautiful in

MARTYR l'igD.--Thc following beautiful in
cideu, j. recorded in the liiisburg D,4ys!ci
The n.hlc leeds Of robn.rcd breast have LceL
celebrated iur generations in both song and story
and the tender sympathy which the bird Is sup
poscl o feel fur stray babes has gained tot !, the
highest opinion Oi the occupants ~ the nursery
A painful little circumstance, which viii inietrs'
our Young readers, aud "a, the same time serve in
confirm their regard for the robin, was brought
10 light after the fire at the residence OF Mr
MCallum. - week or two ago. Ia - tree neal
by a robin had built heI nesi, aud matched her
hood. The birdlings were too young 90 ily, and
although the flames progressed, and the heat be-
rame more and more intense, the mother iird
REUSED 10 ;orsakc her nest. and peiishcd IN her
efforts To protect her little one from harm. Thr
ncsi was afterwards Aiatoyered, aud the p,reai
bird was found, with her little Lgeod siill under
her, hut al were dead. What wonderful IN
s,inr, has 'hr Creator hrsisw,d upon this little
creature. that ~oail imlel IL tn :hus sIcritcr Il.
AVA life, ia y manner pcculiiriiy Iun'nl
IN ils efforts 10 shield the helpless lit
II, cues committed 10 iis charge Surely, many
men aud women might lrarn = Iss.on Of wisdom
from this martyr hirl
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

IA Ny danghier, said iond and alice
tonate mother ~ she gave the parting kss 70 her
child, that was leaving the homeof her cl,ildhood
10 40 among strangers as teacher let VIZ
tue be- thy precious jewel Truth, Thy friend -
Piely, thy daily counsellor Modesiy, thy bo-
som companion klhdness, wclcume visitor
aud Neainess, an everyday associate. With
such friends 10 adviseand guide, thy path through
lie will be slrswsd with no regrsls.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
Attorneys Cards.
GEORGE u. MILLIGAN.

4 TTOR NEY 4 r. L. 4 ~,
REAL ESTATE COMMISSION AGENCY. ~ All
Of ITS BRANCHES At
Va - WESr ~ rETTg ST. BAL LTINORg
ncrs lo huy or to sell Houses Ground Rents Yarn.
and Country srats AZ pubc aud private sale solcls
l"ans, Investment af Trust funls, aud general man
asemsni Rental Property In thu city aud ceuniTy at,
frs. af rhargr.
residence rowsontoun Nill nsuTe pFonalt attcn
t"n iAsrs 10 Searches rtle PaIcrs, and Claims
lrsrriItisn IN the County Court tner. "a, lsGs.-ly
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

kisb lSQrIREs - Cousin Kate was n sweet
wdr-awale beauty OF about seventeen. and she
took it into her head 10 20 down Long Island 10
TO live their. Among those relations there chanc-
c'l i0 b" young s~ain who had seen kaic on n
previous occasion, and srring. fell deeply in love
with her. lie called n, the house on the evening
Oi her arrival, aud she met him on the piazza
where she was enjoying the evening air 10 com
pany with two or three Of her friends
The poor fellow was so bashful that be- could
not find his tongue for some time. Al length hr
stammefed out
- How your mother ??
Quite well, thanL you.
Another silence on the part of Josh, during
which Kate and her friends did tho lest they
could TO relieve the monotony. After waiting
about fifteen minutes for him 10 commence TO
make himself agreeable, he again broke the spell
by
" How your father q which was answered
much after the same fashion as the first one and
then followed another silence like the other.
'Iiow's your father and mother - again put
IN the hasilul lover
Quite well, both of hcin. This WAS fol.
loN'l hy an exchange Of slanCrs ind - suppress
cd smile.
This lasted somc ten minuics more. during
which Josh was liigeiiug in his scai and strok-
ing his SUNDAY hat liui nj length another qucs-
tion came--
' Ilow's your parents
This produced au explosion that made ia,
wool' ring.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
HENRY ". COOKE.

REi L. ESTI TE BR % a. Err,
No ., Lar BaiidiRgi. Ssiai Pad ~. Bai,i=sr,, Va
Negotiate sale. and Furchafcs of Houses, Lots,
Farms and eroand Rent and Loans On Real Estate.
Apr. n, iss7-ly
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

tuB WORK .-uur Office, hrsidcs of llar's isrst
f"wer Presses is furnished with good Job rreas and
slithe necessary materials for executing PLAIN AMI
fANCY Ion PRINTING With neatness and dispatch
UANnBiit.s -Partcuiar attention paid 20 printing
handhllis of all sizes and styles at short netce.
MA s.--Magistrais's and colectar,s Blank.
Decd Mortgages aud all kinds Of Public Papers a.
~, IN hand at the oalce.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
Physicians and Dentists.
JARRETT 4 PAYNE.

Having formsd paFinsrship In the psacsiee of Med
icns rcslcvely oasr their Professional Services q
the citlHens of Towsontown aud vicnity. The atten
of both wiil be given uhsn necessary, without al
iitional charge - -
--OfFlCE HOURS
from 10 O'Clock A. M, ~ 10 2. NJ, aud 10 r. NJ
Auril T. faaT.-ir
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-31
HENRY CLAY.

The following is George D. Prentice's ode
sung at the unyeiling Of the statue of Henry
Clay, &C Louisville, Ky:
Haill true and glorious gemblauce, haili
Of him, the noblest Of our race
We seem, at lifting Of thy veil,
To see again his living face?
To hear the stirring words once more .-
That like the storm gods cadence pealed
With mi ghtier power from shore to shore
Than thunders Of the battlefield. 4@
Lol that calm, high, majestic look
That blinds cur gaze as by a spell
It is the same that erst " hile shook ~
The traitors on whose sonls it fell:
Oh, that he were again in life
To wave, as once, his wand of power,
And scatter far the storms of strife ....-
Thst DER our country darkly lower.
Again, again, and yet again
He rolled back passions roaring tide,
When the fierce souls of hostile men
Each others widest wrath defed.
A1asT alas dark storms at length
Swept DER our half wrecked ship of state,
And there seemed none with will and strength
To save her from her awful fate.
But thou, majestic image, thou
Wilt in thy lofty place abide,
And many manly head will bow -
While gazing on nations pride.
And while his hallowed ashes lie
Afar beneath old Ashland's sod,
One gaze at thee should sanctify
Our hearts to country and to God.
We look on thee, we look on thee
Proud statue, glorious and sublime.
And years, asif by magic, fee .Faas-
And leave us in q grand old time T..
Oh he was born to bless our race
As ages after ages roll
We see the image Of his face
Barth has no image Of his soul.
Proud statue, if the nations life,
For which he toiled through all his years,
Must vanish in our wicked strife
And leave but groans, and blood, and tears,
fall to anarchy be given,
And ruin all our land assail,
He'll turn away his eyes in heaven,
And Ser thee we will cast thy veil.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-31

had been abstractedly spinning the roll
ing-pln round, brought It down On the
snowy pine table with bang,
"I have il! Fifty pounds year,,
"E hat IS fifty pounds year?" ques-
tioned his brilliant sister.
"Why, the rent, to be surelp
"Never mind the rent Just now, Mr.
Cary" said Colonel Templar, lauxhiag
good humeredly.
''oh, but it really is fifty poan2s a
year" said Herbert, solemnly; 'and-
why, look here! what is this abont?'
For Marion had led Sidney TenlDlar
up to him, and was smiling even Wills
the tears hung on her wet eyelashes. a9
Will you love him very much, BaF-
tie? For-I think lie is going TO be voif.v
own brother"
Exactly ike the last chapter IN my
novel" said CaryI, sagely. ''Shaks
hands Colonel And now, Marion, TAX
care Of him, for most of my writing Is
shockingly behindhandr'
So it happened upon that sunship9
April day that Colonel Sidney Templac
engaged not only house for his Cousin
Bertha, but a wife for himself.
well take down the bill, Bertis, ,.
SAID Marion, demurely, "because Golonat
Iemplar likes the house, and and {
don't exactly think showing rooms is your
forte" q ea
Don't you7" retorted HerbeT3e.
'Now only suppose Colonel Templar ha55
gone away without seeing what vsTN
convenient closet that was where the prSz
serves are kept!" s9if5a srasr..f
But Marion made him no answers
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-31
a. BAEBENROTH,
Bookseller, Stationer and Book
Binder,

uAs opened q store on Fourth Street, first
IL Block north of Main street, in which he
is now offering at the very lowest figures, the
market affords a large stock of everything in
his line, including all the school. and college
text books used in this city, Bibles and Prayer
Books, Stationary and Account Books Pictures
and Picture Frames, etc.
Every kind of book binding will be neatly
and promptly executed.
Wseaown, July, 2eth, 1888. 80
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-28
Radical Csnve.,i.u in Balsim.re.

BALTIMORE, March q.
The Radical Convention which was elected
some time since, re-assembled this morning
ut Broadway Hall. After organizing and an
pointing o committee on resolutions. the con-
vention took a recess until three o'clock. On
re-assembling, the committee reported q pre-
anlble and resolutions which state that the
State Legislature had passed the convention
bill, on which the convention has previously
passed its judgement, and return thanks to
the Republican members of the Legislature
for their memorial to Congress- presented on
the 18th of March, and appeal to the members
of Congress- to grant that request; call on
Congress to protect the loyalists of Maryland,
white and colored, and give it State Conven-
zion on the basis Of universal or manhood suf-
frage; oppose any constitution which does not
express the will Of the people without regard
to color, and with the aid of loyal represen-
tatives of the nation will resist such
constitutions rs revolutionary usurpation
and will take no part in the election of dele
gates further than to recommend the Republi-
cans of the State to vote against the call for
convention, and use all lawful means to defeat
it; propose Independents action in case the Leg
islative convention is sustained by a majority
of the voters, and that a convention of its op-
ponents be held in Baltimore on the 1st
Wednesday in June to proceed to form con-
stitutiOn on the basis of manhood suffrage,
The resolutions were adopted, and committee
was appointed to lay them before Congress.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-28
New York Market.

NEW YORK, March q.
Cotton-dull and heavy and &c lower; sales 1900
bales Mddling upiands at 30Ic.
Flour-5 a 10c lower; sales $500 bbs. State at IS
@1275; Round hoop Ohio II 20 "a ID 80; Western at
IS 10 90; Southern at IL rs a II 90; California at
IA rs a 16 90.
Wheat-2 a Sc lower; sales 80 900 bush. Milwau-
kee Club at2 As a 30; White California at 10.
Corn-irregulari sales ~, Oc0 bush. Mixed Western
at 16l; White Western at 16; Yellow Southern,
new, at 10. So
Oats-steady; sales CT 900 BUSH; Western at GA q
Csc.
Beef-steady; new plain mess at IL 90 q 20 Co., extra
at 10 90 q % 90. .Is-.. 81.
Pork-new mess at "a 90; old mess at % 80 @ % 90;
prime do ct 10 70 g 20 20.
Lard-frm.
Whiskey-quiet.
Groceries-quiet and steady.
Naval Stores-quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum-firm sales crude at 15le. Refined
bonded at 251 a &c.
Tallow-steady.
Wool-less active but firm; sales 200 900 lbs at 39I
g Toe for domestic fleece; AZ a 554c for pulled % q
SAC for California; Soc in gold for Cape.
Freights to Liyerpool-dull
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-28


The supplementary reconstruction act was
today officially promulgated by the Secretary
of State. with the certificate OF the Clerk of
the House and Secretary OF the Senate that
II was nassed over the Presidents veto.
The Comptroller of Currency gives notice
tn holders of circulating notes of the FIRST Ma
tionaI Bank of Newton, Mass, notes of the
Tennessee National Bank of Memphis, Tenn,
and those of the First Natioaal Bank of Me-
dina, N. Y, that such notes will be paid in
lawful money of the United States, upon
presentation at the Treasury of the United
States.
Congress has just passed law organizing
an association, national its character, for the
purpose of erecting a monument commemora-
tive of the great charter of American freedom.
The trustees for the north and northwestern
States are as follows: Representatives J Ga,i
I. Wilson, of Ohio; Orth, of Indiana; Cui-
lum, of Illinois, briggs; of Michigan anu oeh-
ator Harlan, of Iowa.
1t is understood that the PRESIDENT !o-aay
nominated j. G. G. Kennedy, for Commisslon-
er of Agriculture, in place Of Isaac newton
Mr.. Kennedy was formerly superintendent OF
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomina-
ton of Nathaniel G. Taylor, of Tennessee, as
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-28
EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.

LONDON, March 26, Evening.
The English Government has decided not to
persist in claiming the return of Lamirande,
who was taken, illegally it is claimed, from
Canada under the extradition treaty, but re-
serves the right to do so should it hereafter de-
eide 10 renew the demand.
LIvERpooL, March &c.
The steamship Great Eastern sailed from
this port at noon ts-day for New York, which
port she will leave on the 10th of April, on her
first voyage to Brest. As the Great Eastern
was about to leave, the steam capstan accident
ally slipped, killing two men and wounding
several others.
LIVERPOOL, March &c, Evening.
The barque Tuscano, from Liverpool for Phil
adelphia, has been abandoned at sea-
QUEENsTOWN, March &c.
Ship Rosale. from New Orleans for Liver
pool, put into Cork leaking badly, having sus-
tanned much damage in gale at ser.
Ship Confidence, from Charleston for Liver
pool, is ashore near Wexford, and will probably
be total wreck.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-28
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, March q.
Flour less active and unchanged; sales of White
Winter extra at IA % "a Is co. medium to fancy Spring
extra ct IL % @9 ID 90. Wheat quiet and declined "a
lie; sales of No. at IL "a 49, closing at IL "a
2119 for Winter fresh receipts; No. scarce and high
er; sales at 3d. Corn fairly active and declined 1
"a &c, closing quiet at 500 a 80 for No. l. Oats mac
tive; sales at 46t a 47c for No. 2. Rye quiet and firm
at n "a 20 for fresh, and 20 for Winter receipts
No. l. Barley firm and advanced @ &c. sales at so
Provisions firmly held Mess pork at % IS a. 20 90.
Extra mess beef 20 co. Bulk lie for should
ers; loose clear sides at lie. Sweet picked hams at
&c. Lard at 13c for choice steam.
ReceiPts4.20O bbs. -four, $500 bush. wheat, 49,
600 bush corn. $500 BUSH oats, 1900 hogs. Ship
menn-3,3o0 bbs. -four, 1900 bush. wheat, $500
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-28
A ENTS WANTED FOR
..r, GEN. L. G. BAKERS T.,
History Of the Secret Service

iho hoooOANitihs DOCK published
THIS WORK was announced more than one wear
l. ago, but o. lg 10 the attempts of ,he Govern
ment 70 sgpn e. 4, its publication was delayed. it
viii now he issued. UNALTERED. AND UNA
BRIDGED, UNDER THE SUPERVISE OF
GENERAL BAKER. 1t contains a fol ana official
expose OF t8e intricate Vaccinations of the secret en-
emies of the Union
For startling developments and thrilling adyen-
lures this book eclpses the famous e1per apces Of
FOuCHE and VIDOCQ. Tlic marvellous narratives
of Gen. Baker are all attested by the highest or cis
authority 1t VIII contain the only official account OF
the Assassina ion conspiracy. A iul history of this
great, startling and terrible crime FROM IT'S CON
CEPTION, IN THE HAUNTS OF VILLAINY TO
THE BURIAL PLACE OF BOOTH, has never vet
been placed before the public. Tie work also fdlly
exposes the nefarious system by which Presidential
pardons were and are so readily obtained at Wash
ington. t i
The morals OF the National Capital al thoroughly
ventilated and there are some strange revelations
concerning heads of Departments, members OF Con-
gress, female pardon brokers' and distinguished mil
itary characters. alt - : +.
Send for Circulars and see our terms, and a full
description OF the work. 'aUf y, l,.
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mar1fd&W1m -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-28
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, March n.
Flour UNCHANGED and firm with fair demand good
70 supernne go "a 10 50 trade brands II 80 @ 10 80;
fancy brands at % g 16 co. Wheat firm and quiet
sales at No; Winter at 2 80; No. Spring at IS.
Corn In good demand and higher; sales at "a a 75c
good demand at 64c in bulk, and 81 @ 6ilc in sacks
Rive at Al @ so for Mol. Barley Unchanged
Whiskey at n in bond. Mess pork in LARGE snecu
lative inquiry at % 70; held at % co. Bulk meats
offered freely at the close; sales 100000 lbs; should
Sc; sides 10 @ 10ic. Bacon dull; shoulders 81 "a
9jc clear sides 12lc. Hams unchanged with fair
demand Lard very firm with light demand; CITY
at l23 q 13c. Butter steady at 80 a 33c. Cheese
steady at IT 17tc. Exchange steady. Money closed
at a. IL per cent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-28
Cambridge Market.

CAMBRIDGE, March &c.
Receipts-Cattle, 49i; Sheep and Lambs, 1886;
Horses, 125; Swine, none, Calves "a.
PRICES Beef Cattlo-Extra, S13 90 a 10 80; first
quality 5000 a IL 50 second quality, $40 so @ II 90
third quality, - 50 q 1000. I'D sdF I
Prices of Store Cattle-Working Oxen, y pair, Sl50
5000, $3.50 a $325.
Mich Cows and Calves from $40, $55, $75, 500 "a
$i25.
Yearlings go g 80; two years old $40 q 45; three
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots So 90, So 25,
pm. s7HlGDN
Hides a &c. Tallow a TIC y fb.
felts VI q 81 0each. Calf Skins II 90 zoe % Id.
N, b. Beef-Extra and first quality includes moth
,ng but the best large, fat, stabilized Oxen second
quality includes the best grass-fed Oxen, the best
Stalled Cows, and the best three year Old Steers;
ordinary consists Of Bulls and the refuse of lots.
Sheep-Extra includes Cossets, and when those of
inferior quality are thrown out of the lot
Csttle-The supply at market was somewhat light,
and we're 1t not for the large receipts at Brighton OF
which 249 head were driven over to Cambridge, the
market would have presented lively appearance.
Prices for extra Cattle ranged from a DC b Id of
from last week of the sales of ordinary grades
were made at even more of q reduction Quality
fair.
Sheep-The principal part Of the Sheep were sold
early at figures even lower than asst week the best
from D &c ~ N OF, whilst poorer lots from q 1c
" n lower. But few OF the number at market were
contracted for last week. 1t has been almost in
variable rule that the drovers that sold early real
lied more for their Sheep, but this morning we
thought them little hasty. s,tf r