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@ The Grant pole va, raised on
Wednesday. 1t is beautiful pole. and
Was run up with the greatest esse. by
meaus of ropes and pulleys prepared for
the occasion. The magnificent Gag and
streamer can both be raised and lowered
By means of ropes and pulleys.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

GRANT Rally AT OREaoN.-The Re.
publicsus will bold grand Rally ct Or.
egon. on Tuesday. the 9Th inst. Good
speakers will be there. and all Republi.
cads are invited. They generally make
such things successes over there.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

| Exhibitions of BIairism still con
tiuue in the South. Within q few days,
We have had reports Of q terrible riot in
Georgis. resulting in the loss of many
lives . riot in Nashville: and the mnr.
der Of Registration officer BY rebels. in
Arksqsas. This is bat 9 slight sprinkle
of What will happen. If Seymour and
Blair should be elected.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

Ew The St. Joseph Vindicstor has st
length smothered in it's own filth. and
ceased to exist. The rem aims have been
bought up by the G.zstte, . paper enter
tainiug the same sentiments. but not so
bold in expressing them. After the
smash-up Of the Democratic party in No
vember. the Lacrosse Democrat will be.
gin to dwindle. The day for such news
pspers is fast passing away.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

CoRs.-The corn crop is BY no means
q failure in the vicinity Of the Missouri
River. Mr.. Dorlsnd showed us bsskei
Of corn. the other day. that bad beer
grown in his Geld on the bottom. below
town. The ears averaged over foot in
length. The corn shelled froiH one eal
filled quart measure. He says the field
will turn out seventy Eve bushels to tb.
acre. OF Just srch corn.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01
~ That vell.kno,

~ That well-known and popular
house Of a. Cooper. with @. Il. West ct
the bar. stands out like an ancient land.
mark. and welcomes the thirsty traveller
to its refreshins shades and cooling
beverages.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

~ By the County Tressurer's notice,
It will be seen that be is to be here on
the 18th inst, for the collection OF taxes
We can accommodate tax.psyera with
County Warrants. if they viii spply
soon. We Esvs but . limited quantity.
and there ere but few In the market.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

~ We hsve received letters from
the speakers engaged for the Rally. They
oil say they will be here. without fail
It is their desire that two speak in the sf'
ternoon. and two in The evening. Thi,
will probably be the arrangement.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

E John 81. Surrstt has been dis.
charged from custody. and thus ends the
farce in the case of snother of Lincoln's
murderers. JEFF Davis only remains TO
be finally discharged.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01
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" Costsr's" Rat, Roach. &C.,
Exterminatory,
"Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminators.
"0estar'S' fouIy pore) Inject Powder!
"Only fhfallible Remedies known"
II yea!S esesblished in Nev York."
1900 Do2sS and Flasks manufactured
daily"
can Druggists in White Cloud sell thsa."
-. Bewarea: Of spurious limitations. --fss
81 90 sizes sent BY mail. on receipt Of pries. Z
$2.00 for any three 81 90 sizes b. express.
! HENRY \. cosfAK,A
Nc. 10 Crosby 81, \. r.
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tvtNte Cloud, Kansas, j.
n Sod by IN Wholesale Dzsgsists in III ~
large Cities ;.
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9pefial Notices.
White Cloud Planning Mill,
LOCKARD. PARKS & CO.,

LpN N n NDs r "A nhS y SOss
Is the place to get Dressed Flooring, Siding,
Window and Door Frames Of all common sizes;
also Plckets, rough or planed. All orders for
Frames will be flled on short notice.
June 4. LOCKARD, PARKS / CO.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

EE We wish to direct the attention
OF our readers to the card OF that celebrat-
ed physician. Doctor Whittier. Of ST
Louis. appearing in smother column
The Dortor has been located in ST. Louis
for the last Is years. and from his large
practice. which extends throughout the
whole Of the great west. mnst have &C
qnirei great kill 10 the treatment OF those
diseases to which be directs bis particular
attention. Every person would do well
to send for his Medical Papers mentioned
in the advertisement.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

On all taxes r. rrm.ining unpaid after the 9th
day of January. 1868. penalty Of ten per cent
will be added; after which date, executions
will immediat ly Issue for the collection ol
taxes on personal pr',p~ty not paid
CHARLES RAPPET YE,
Sept. 2-3s. Coansy Treasurer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

By order Of the County Central Committee
C. C. CAMP, Chairman.
J. B. WHEstth, Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

~ Ben. Butler hss been re nomina-
ted for Congress, in Massachusetts,. The
rebs. rejoioed at bis overthrow too soon.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

" That Cough win Kill you."
Try "Costar's" Cough Remedy
F." Colds and aoarseness lead to Dsath."
Try "Costar's" Cough Remedy!
+" For Croups-Whooping Coughs. &c."
Try "Costar's" Cough Remedy
"Costar Gays il IL the best in the vide World
and il He says so-it's True-it's True
it's True; and We sag. Try it-Try iETrit
Nssniag Paper. Asg- IS
All Druggists in WHITE CLOUD sell it.
Or address "COSrAR," No. 10 Crosby
st., NY.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

Ur liz GoEs!-A Washington Dis.
patch OF the 2gih say,:
Senator Ross has failed in procuring
the removal of certain Kansas officials.
The President has partially ~iibdrswn
bis favor from the Senator. It is said on
account Of bis opposition to Gen. Wise
well.
The miserable little shystsr is expert
encing the fate Of all traitors. Presiden,
Jobsson has got oil the uss ont Of him
that be wants. std now be spits bin out.
like an exhausted chew OF tobscc6.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

~ We notice that the Chsss County
Banner hes hoisted the ticket Of Grant
Iand Oolfaxs
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01
THE BISHOP PILL!
THE BISHOP PILLI
THE BISHOP PiiL!
8 Costar's" Bishop PHI,

(which is bound to take the place Of sll 9th
ers; purely vegetable Pill, (-ugar coated, }
and of extraordinary efficacy for castiveoess,
Indigestion. Dy.pepsia. Headaches. Nervous
Debility, Liver Complaint. &c."
IMediesl JssSssl. Sept.
Positively the best PHI In the World.
Thousands Of Boxes nov used.
All Druggists 10 WHITE CLOUD sell tbsm.
Or address "COSTAR," No. 10 Crosby
ST.. NY.
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GRANT
RALLY Ind POLE RAISING
At White Cloud,
Thursday, October LIST, 1858!

The Republicans will hold grand Rally ai
White Cloud. On Thursday, October lst, on
which occasion they will raise magnificent
LIBERTY POLE.
With hne new flag and streamer.
The following speakers have positively pro-
missed to sttend:-
COL. THOMAS MOONLIGHT,
Candidate for Secretary Of State;
jtDGE 4. H. HORTON.
Candidate for Presidential Hector;
HON. JOHN ]. INGALLS,.
or Atchison. . Brilliant stumper;
And other prominent o. eakers.
Good Music will be in attendance, consist
ing Of
BRASS BANDS. MARTIAL BANDS, AMI
GLEE CLUBS.
There will be torch-light procession o
Tanners, aid speaking, at night. Also, ,
Grant and Colfax Ball at the City Hotel.
Republicans from Kansas. Nebraska, ant
Missouri, are earnestly invited to attend
Come on foot. on horseback, and In wagons
Come singly. in squads. and in professions
Help to swell the crowd, andhave one rousin,
Rally for Grant and colfax in Northern Kansas
Ali Grant Clubs are especially invited.
ThesFlag will be raised and speaking com
mence Immediately after dinner.
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HOUSEKEEPERS!
HOUSEKEEPERS!
Men-WomsH-and Children!
Men-Women-and Children!
READ READ.

"Cooling to Scalds and Burns"
"Soothing to all painful wounds. &C."
Healing to all Sores. Ulcers. &C."
"HENRY R. COSTAR. of No. 10 Crosby
Street, is out with sALvE-which He calls
u;e
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

A New HEAD OF THE TaEAsuRY.-
Vsllandigham does not hesitate to tele.
graph orders to Secretary McCnlloch
The following was received at the Treas.
urv Department last Thursday week from
Ohio:
ITO H. MCszoeh. Secretary of Treas
ary. WasAington. D c.:
"Wby sre Radicals still sppoiated to
Office in this State! Phis thing mus,
stop.
C.L. VALLAxproaAn'"
A similar diapsich Was received the
ssme day from Montgomery Blair.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

! Oh !! THOSE C0RNS! !0H THOSE C0llNS 7
[ Morning Paper. Aug. 26-l
".oH. MY! .OH, MY. l can, stand i,:
but he did, for he sent right od and got boz
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01
/" Costar's" Corn Solvent,

and it cured him."
Thousands of boxes sold.
All Druggists in WHITE CLOUD sell it.
Or address "COSTAR," No. 10 Crosby
St., N. Y.
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TAxES...lS6S.

NOTICE Ia hereby given, that I will attend
~ at the following times and places, for the
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-01

The 6r.t house IN San Francisco xss
beNt q l0l&.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12
MrNrAL nErREssIoN.

Mental dgpr,s-i.n Is a dissase 81 the nervous
system, and, q an the lis hesh i heu 70, 1, Is
the uue that ,xa,cs the beast sympathy ltsa
subl,y, Of frequent icst,, aud Is called BY various
dersi,, t,nus hut, although Il Is often laughed
a. 1t Is mo, Easy To laugh the patient out Of the
hs,i that his lis che all real tut It is real dis.
uTyyr the rryr,ii al Which AIr constant
i,ar, anxiety aud gloom, The external senses, As
well a. vel IS the mental faculties, often mani
test symptoms OF arrangements, Nolse, As Of
falling water, and ringing IN the ears ART o0In'
planned o. while black sIeeks and fiery sparks ne
qucutly III, bsforc the vision, AdmoIiitions lii,
these ,hooli not be dlsresarlcd, As they may, i
neglected, terminate in insanity, The seat Of III,
disease !, IN the brain AMI nervous system, and
10 coutrI The malady II neeessaTy touse POW
erlul tonic anl Alternative, which will couect and
tone thu,e organs without iuhaming the brain
Thi, Is the ,ccrc, Of the SUCCESS Of Hostetter'
stomach bitter, in ea-cs OF this kind, ioT wheel
i, Is the safest as well the best OF psioratiSes
In fact 1t i, the only purc and reiiallc toni,
,,imulaut known. Many nostroms, purportlni
To q, ,oni,>, are pulled up igum time TO time In
III, newspapers, but the sufferer had better LET
them alone. Hostetter's stomach hitter la,
proven itself, By many year Of trial, 10 be il
every respect what /, is Represented to be.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

aud Senate the latter body is not eompe-
tent 10 take M, try aud pass Judgment on
50 vital and important question as that
Of impeding the highest officer known
20 the government Failing On both
these questions lhe President will then
finally refuse TO proceed with his trial,
asserting that in such court justice
cannot he done and then will tender his
resignation and appeal directly to the
people to sustain him and to pass judg-
mcnt at the ballot box against the Senate
Of the United States,
This in short is what the Democrats
who are intimate with the President, as
sert to-day, Is the course he will pursue,
The story meets with some eredeneo
iamoug Republicans and il is regarded b,
them as a shrewd attempt ON the part OF
the President to force himself upon the
Democratic party as their next candidate
Gen. Grant was informed Of it this morn
ing by . radical congressman and ex'
pressed but little surprise at the statement
Many rumors are aaoat to-day to the
effect that the President intends to resort
10 very bald means during the next few
days TO obtain possession of the War OF
flee, but these reports are regarded as un
founded.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12
THE LATEST.
The Impeachment Question.
WASHINGTON, March o.


The Presidents friends circulate many
rumors daily mainly to see what effect
they will have on the public. On Friday
last his counsel were closeted with him for
the greater part of the day. On Friday
night Mr.. David Dudley Field who has
been engaged by Mr.. johnson, left here
for New York, but returned to Washing
ton early yesterday morning and was
closeted with the President during the
day II is now confidently said that on
Friday next the council for the President
will appear in the court Of Impeachment
prepared to proceed with the trial and
that they will not ask for an extension Of
time, They will then object to every Re
publican Senator who has expressed an
opinion as to Mr.. Johnson's guilt or inno-
cence on the points named in the articles
Of impeachment. This point they Of
course do not expect to carry but propose
to have it overruled. The question as tc
whether Senators from twenty-seven States
constitute the Senate of the United States
will olso be raised. The Presidents coun.
sill will take the same view in this matte,
that the President has taken in all his
public speeches and state papers, main
tanning that until the ten Southern States
have their representatives in the House
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12
LATEST NEWS.
nv TELEGRAPH.
ELECTION RETURNS.
New Hampshire True. Blue
Hartman Reelected Governor
by 1890 Majority
The Action of Congress
Sustained!
Interesting Washington News,
&C. &C. &C.
Interesting Washington News,
&C. &C. &C. .
New Hampshire Election.

CoSCoRp, \, H., March 10.
4 special to the New York Telegraph
says pleasant hut by no means cloudless
day has dawned upon the closing up of
the political struggle in New Hampshire.
BY daylight the streets in every city and
town were filled with men eagar 10 obey
the party injunction of voting early, and
when the polls were opened at 0 o'clock,
there was probably everywhere, as in this
city, long and pushing crowd towarda
the ballot boxes, During the first hour
after the polls were opened, one-half the
voters in one of the Wards in this city
have exercised their right to suffrage, and
probably the other half will do the same
before two hours more have elapsed.
There is great pulling and hauling among
the olectioneering individuals of both
parties, and it requires extreme caution
ON their part to disguise successfully the
fact that not few are better off, hnan-
cially, after voting than they were before.
A dispatch from Claremont announces
that upon the organization of the town
meeting there this morning the Demo-
cratic vote for Moderator was 25s against
43l for the Republican candidate, who
was elected.
The vote in ward five in this city, the
first hour, shows 2S3 Republican and 100
Democrat, which indicates little if any
| change from last year.
The town Of Bristol indicates Repub-
liean gain Of 35.
/ Whi,efield, which casts ass votes, shows
f3urnurruttiir grim II II 4ia.+ a =-in .-ixl
Sinclair about 36 majority.
Hooksit indicates % Republican ma
iority. Last year the vote was about
equally divided.
4 LATER.
The count here in Concord shows Har
riman 112 and Sinclair GO in the thirt
ward. The first ward gives 40 Republic
can majority, indicating Democratic
gain.
Boscowen gives "a Republican majority
In Hennicker, the Republican major
ity is 90, and in Newport the Republica,
gain is 80.
In Manchester, at II o'clock, the coun
showed that the Republicans were gain
ing in every ward.
i Canaan gives % Republican majority
last year it gave majority for the Demo
Gratis.
In Newcastle there is Republican gaiI
of seven
The following is the vote by towns a
far as received
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Town Officers Elected for 1865.

MOUNT Holly. - Moderator, Jesse
Sawyer; Clerk and Treasurer. Hyram
Dickerman; Selcctmen, Warren Horton,
S II Chatfee. Luther French; Overseer OF
Poor, Ethan Priest; Constable, c An
drews; Listers, SD Graves, ID + Eddy,
c Hemenway; Auditors, J r Priest, S
II Chatfee, c " Shedd; Trustee Surplus
Fund, A Crowley; Fence Viewers, 7
Carlton, A Ray, Frank Parmenter; Grand
Jurors, Asa Sawyer, + l. Frost. 1t was
voted TO raise tax OF 80 cents on the
dollar of the grand list for town expenses
and 30 for highways.
WHITING.-M Moderator, J NJ Chatter.
ton; Town Clerk and Treasurer, William
l. Wright; Selectmen, A + Ellsworth,
ii Hubbard, Allen Ketchum Overseel
OF Poor, B Simonds; Constable B 81
monds; Listers, + d Douglass, + A
Casey, f B Pond Town Grand Jurors
C Foster, F G Wright; Superintendent
Common Schools, r D Needham. Voted
town tax Of 81 cents OF. the grand list
SAL1sBURy.-Town Clerk, f II Weeks
Selectmen, E A Hamilton, Chas f Evarts
James Fits; Listers, James Thomas, j
Cloyes, E H Weeks; Treasurer, Horsc,
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Thomas, Const able, James Fits; Over
seer, Trustee and Town Agent, \ A Gibbs;
Auditors, r d Heddon, J NJ Dyer, l. \
waterhouse; Superintendent Of Schools,
samuel ii, Keller,
MInnLEnURY. - Moderator, Ira w
Clark Town Clerk and Treasurer, james
Mcdonald; Selectmen, George Hammond
L ID Twitchell, G c Cadyi oyerseer Of
Poor, ii Simmons; First Constable and
Collector, J Dewey; Listers, d L Boyee
] NJ Slade, L X Severance; Auditors
] NJ Slade, G 5 Wainwright, Ira W
CLARK: Fence Viewers, Frank Briggs
c T Langworthy, @ G Steele; Trustee o
L, s, Surplus Fund, c Hillii Town Agent
J W Stewart Supt, Of Common Schools
Ira W Clark; Town Grand Jurors, J W
Stewart, Ira W Clark, Harry Langworthy
W II Eldredge, Henry Persons, ID Piper
y Brousso, ID Burke Voted to raise
tax of 30 cents on the dollar TO deira,
current expenses.
WEYnRIpGE,-Moderator ii ii Hurl'
but; Clerk, John A Child; Seleotmen, a
u Hayward, Loyal Huntington, Ira ;
Wright; Treasurer, Isaac Drake; Over
seer,, Scleotmcn Constable and Collector
q l. Harrington; Listers, J X Dodge
Samuel James, Jr, \ L Parkill; Auditors
G l. Harrington, Henry Bowdish, Charlie
Moody; Trustees of Surplus Fund JOIN
Rfi+4ll, Ihiln IeMett, Charles Sturtevant
Town Grand Juror, Sardis Dodge; Iowi
Agent, Samuel James, Jr. Superintend
cnt If Schools, l. G Partridge. Voted Il
raise 40 per cent, ON the dollar Of III
grand list.
NEST HAVEN. - Town Clerk, "
Tryon; Selecmen, S W Tryon, r c Abel
II X Hunt; Listers, Volney \ Forbes
Nathaniel Fish, lilly & Hunt; Treasurer
Rollin Hitchcock Constable, Willard ,
Cisco; Town Agent, r c Abel; Trustee
Of Sarplu, Revenue, II n Hunt Sarte
schools, f. NJ Bixby.
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Deaths.

BROWN Ia Shrewsbury, heb, Sth, lsGs, Mrs,
MARia brown, aged ~ yea. . months anl ~
days,
GRAHAM At Centsf Rutland, On the yh
inst, sarah H., widow u the late jas Graham
aged u yeaTs,
CUsHMAN In orwell, Feb, ith, james y,
Cnshman only son Of Hon EaIl Clshman, NJ, y,
PUTNAM In this village, Mauh 81, jesse
Putnam, aged u years,
COOK In Whitehall, y. T., Jan, p, Moss
Curtier, infant son 81 Mt, and Mn, \, l. ,ook,
aged u months,
COOK In Hydey,ne, Jan, 50, Jennie l., eklesi
daughter al Henry T. and Lucinda :, Cook, Ase,i
Il Year,,
Z PARKER In Rutland, Feb, IN, az the r'si-
denoc 0t her son-ln-law, SIDNEY W, tuttls, ~ ~
phoid pneumonia, Mrs, olive BELL wife oi JOSIAH
Parker, of waltham, aged - year and months
"Hc giycth his beloved sleep
+ LOVE In Bennington, Feh. &c, MARY Louisa
T wife OF NJ, j. Love, NJ, D., aged 81 year,
/ wADIEIGH In East Berkshire Mary Jane
I wife of Rev, \, 4, Wadlelgh, formerly Of AIRING
I ton, aged Is years,
GLEASON, In tins Village, on the Sth inst,
Mrs Laura Gleason, aged - year,
DAVIS In Rutland, March Sth, OF lung fever
Edward H., son o. Henry W, and Julia T.. Davis
aged month and II day.,
Darling babe thou hast gone forest,
/ MATTHEwSoN In Ludlow, Feb, 18th, H.
/ Matthew.on, aged ~ years. A resident OF Lud
Z low for about 50 years,
I FARNswoRTH In Chester, Feb. 2lst, Henri
Edgar, son Of Benjamin and Sarah FaTnsworth
aged years.
McCoLLoM In Pi,tsteld, Feb, .sd, Georg
McCollom, aged ~ years.
Z HOLDEN In Cavendish, March ith, Mn
Holden, wife OF Ar,cmas g. Holden, aged 5
years, months and days.
JOHNSON In Huntington, Marrh lst, after
long aud painful illness, joel NJ johnson, in IN
alst year Of his age,
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cambridge and Medferd.


PRICES.
BEEF Per 100 lbs. on total weight Of hide, tall
and meat; extra sl4 5o@15 90; first quality sl3
750tl4 IS; second quality sl3 0Odl3 10; third
oaulity sll O06l2 50. A few choice single pairs,
as 25al6 90. Some OF the poorest cows and bulls
SlQ 00mll 90.
HANDY STEERS sl25@lI5.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES-Fair quality
sSs@75; extra $s0@l00; farrow and dry 40G55.
SHEEP Per pound, live weight, 5AQ7he.; ex-
ira Sdskc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Per head in lots, 20 %
40 90.
HIDES Brighton iOc. p n; country lots 90
9kc.; ealfskins l6qlsc.
TALl.oW-B Brighton. s9sc. country lots 10
Ike.
PELTs 81 25@l so; country lots, &c. ta,l %.
REMARKS.
For the first time for many weeks the stock
trains are on time. The supply is light, both in
numbers and quality and the buyers are few
Such warm weather some other cause or causes
have produced a dull market. The arrivals ..
northern stock at Cambridge amounted to only
about 400 head. In addition to which there were
over 100 western sent over from Brighton, al
though there were few very extra bullocls on
the Greenfield, Mass, train, the general quality
of the stock is a depreciation from that Of last
week Monday, the cattle were not really ut nor
market, and were sold probably because the drov-
ers offered large prices .or them, larger than tho
butchers were willing to pay. Good steers and
fair oxen at l3a to lilc. lighter ones at Tx 70
lsc light steers and fair cows at II to l7c, and
poorer ones less. While extra oxen sold at i41 to
| Is a. d, with now and then premium pair At
something over l5c. y h., on dressed weight.
Berry Batchelder sold one pair Of rich oxen TO
Geo. Weld at lsc. which were fed by Mr.. Noah