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COAsTwlsE STEAMSHIPS.

<yREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT
u To San Francisco Panama,
BY Pacific Mail Steamship Compsny's steamer RISING
STAR, sailing on Friday, July a.
First cass cubic foot 30 cents per pound ~ cents
Freight forwarded by this steamer reaches Francisco
days In advance OF shipments By North Amerca
Steamship Compsnys departure Of July 10
Apply 10 WELLS FARGO Co,
Freight Agents y. N. &. 2. Co.,
Pier u N. A., foot Of Canal street.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

TSoRry SECOND STREET PREsByTenlhN CHURCH,
uortS side, between Seventh and Elgn,n syenue, Toe
N nuspved health hts labos Won wnmns) onoI-
row lfSndAsl ssyyjces n JOY a. y. aad ~ rA
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NTOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
IN against negotiating drawn MAY 90 1861 by Curtis,
Brown Co.. Of Philadelphia for $9 2O favor Of the under
of the having been stopped Said note
lost stolen board Bristol steamboat train sth
inst. r. NJ. MCELARNEY MCDEVlTT
TI,O THE UNDERWRITERS OF NEW YORK AND ROS-
ton.-The insurance company who insured some 300
barrels of -four board OF the brig Gilmore Meredith
Capt wm Ayres lately arrived at Boston from the Meder
had better not the policies until after consulting
the undersigned GEORGE JOHNSTON, second oIcer, 26O
East Eleventh street. New York.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE OF THE NEW YORK
Yacht Club having, extent, perfected their
at the Club House Staten Island desire
notify the members that The house and grounds
for their
The steward wi for the future he prepared 10 furnish
dinners, &c to the members and their friends
able notice thereof being previously given.
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AT BOTH our STORES

Strangers visiting the city can purchase
Hosiery, undcrshirts, drawers, Gloves, Mitts,
. Velvets, sash Ribbons, Embroideries, Laces.
Handkerchieis ves Rulings all kinds Of Snslwares
bD per cent under Broadway prices
Fu1 lne housekeeping Goods very cheap Llama and
Pusher Lace shawls, % 90, So &C. 70 ESQ half price
LOCO lots rich sk Dress Trmmiugs, onefourth importers
prices. Large lots from every auction sale.
RONALDsON MEARES,
-. SM s1th avenue, Nineteenth street.
NJ 10 Eighth sv., between kineisentb and twentieth
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EYES AND EARS.

A RTIFICIAL. HUMAN EYES,. T. DAVIS, mAkEn
n and inser,cr of the improved Artificial Eye ~ e"
Fifteenth street. between Third and Fourth AVENUES ~
These eyes are endorsed By tbe faculty.
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NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JULY l9, 1868
FINANCIAL.

T'NtssAhAs
A A-LoANs OBTAINED ON
sAM'L BoRRowE, n Broadway.
sATNGs RAYK CHATHAM z. soUAsE s2
ors on and after July e. sss pvifenSs not w6dawn viii
be axp sw q R5nS%Rr %
SIX PER CENr iNTEREsT free from tax, ALLOWED
" " HARRISON HALL, President
Z. d. BAILEY, Treasurer
j. r. CoopRR, Secretary.
A LADY IN REVERSED CIRCUMSTANCES WISHES
"A the loan OF So, for which she will give give good Sc
curty. Address Mrs Gordon, station d, Bible House.
(,APIrAL PROCURED FOX SOLVENT AND REsPoE,
also Investments Mercantile Manufacturing
ana co. aBsnSsr Bsnssr. to s s Brokers n
(yITIzENs' SAVINGS BANK, NO 5s BowERY, SOUTH
regular semannual interest the rate of per cent
Tuesday July 81 on ali sums Of i've dollars and upwards
which have been deposit for three months previous
Interest Withdrawn viii be original deposit
Money deposited now on or July 20 will
Bank open every day for the reception and payment of
money from 10 70 and also on the evenings Of Monday
Bank books in English Ge5%s9 o and FGa F5fSsh President
SEYMOUR A. BuNor, Secretary ' ''''O''"
CENTRAL PARK SAVINGS BANK-7l THIRD AVE
- & nue. d1sa near FIT Fifty second n !, street -,
p sir per cent interest Gree paid deposits
entitled thereto per rules Deposits before July
draw interest from July !.
Interest withdrawn viii be added to the principal
draw interest from July l.
ROBERT McCAFrrgTy, Secretary.
nIME SAVINGS BANK OF WILLIAMSBURG, NOS. s
- and Broadway, near First streetDeposs made on
July 70 interest from July Six cent on
$6 TO $4,000
II NICKERBoCKER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
n New York, ONCE 81 Wall street, New York. July -
S68-Dividend.- meeting Of the Board of Directors
held this day. semannual dividend Of five per cent on thu
capital stock OF the company free OF tax wa
declared payable and after July ~, 1855 The transfer
books will be closed until that date.
JOSEPH l.. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
MARKET SAVINGS BANK,
M 50 Nassau street, near Fulton, New York
Six per cent interest allowed Money deposited or be
fore July 70 will draw interest from July I.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND.

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND.
NI reduction In fare and change Of days of sailing
The steamships DIRTGO and FRANCONIA will leave per
3s East river Monday and Thursday, at O'Clock p NJ
Passage Portland, including stateroom, x5 cabin pas
sage 81. Meals extra.
These steamships at Portland with the Grand Trunk
Railway Montreal. Quebec aud other points Canads
and the west with the International Steamship Com
pany Eastport Casis and ST. John, ~ B. also with
steamship Caro,a for Halifax, NJ =, leaving Portland
saturday p. W.
daily. Bills of lsding signed at Office pier
For freight or passage apply 10
j. y. AMkS, Agent, pier 3s East river
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GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE
VI TO BOSTON.
Two Dollars

GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE
VI TO BOSTON
Two Dollars.
Via Norwich and Worcester Line, q, a..
from pier 30 North river, foot Of Vestry street. at
The new and staunch steamers CITY or NEW fShhs
Monday, Wednesday and Friday CITY OF BOSTON, TsSs
day, Thursday and Saturday
Connecting at New London with Express Trains arriving
In Boston at A. NJ
Passengers arrive in Bosion in advance OF all other lines
Berths free. Meals the European plan.
FRriGmT.-In connection with steamers CITY OF NEW
YORK and CITY OF BOSTON, the new and commodious
freight and passenger steamers CITY OF LAWRENCE
and CITY OF NEW LONDON leave daily, Sundays
cepted
For further information inquire Of
Il. g. MARTIN, Agent, New York.
NFw YORK Nav 27, 1858
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DRY GOODS.

A TREMENDOUS ADVANCE IN MusLINs.
m ssm " Sa ssa a o o Bay Mu
once We own hundred thousand yards of coous,
are selling them al the old rates ou
sco YARDS 'ps Nearly as fine as wamsna snd c
10000 yards splendid sheeting and snnI nb pL fn & 2Oc
Our Merrrnac Prints remain Is
0y S% ss Noun, % sfTff
lots auction Dress ss Goods Apa'as fA'0
Credit Customers @ ms, S ehassed ten per cent extra.
as
monthly payments taken for Carpets 2f9i9s SinaOw
Corner Twenty fifth street and Sixth avenue
B.-Great chance for housekeepers
CARPETS AND FURNITURE. GREAT CLEARING
out sale Of the immense spring stock ~ over
offer win be refused Can and A. the most extensive
given TO furnishing hotels and country boarding H.
6FARRELI zss and iss Eighth avenue sSi sSs s1 West
Thirty-hfth street. adjoining.
EoR MAKING A PLAIN DRESS, s4 WITH rICHU
ns f'ssi a. Mm IS u F sses
n TeHs aSR d
Eighteenth street.
IL. We shall keep up through the dull of summera
full assortment of
Ribbons,
Fancy Goods,
Laces,
Embroidercs,
Corsets,
handhercAels, Housekeeping Goods.
Thread, Llama and Shetland shaws,
Small Wares,
Perfumery,
| Toilet Articles,
| Trimmings and Buttons,
| Parasos and Sun Umbrellas,
| Millinery Goods
at our usual low prices and sell nothing but first class
| goods
| r. II. MACY,
Nos. 204 and 206 Sixth avenue,
and No. 50 West Fourteenth street.
| NORNYN BROTHERS WILL OFFER ON MONDAY,
~ July 90, Dress Goods for suits great reduction.
Great reduction Lawns Organdies, Pques Marsees,
Seaside Popln black and colored Apacas Linen and
Drills, Cloths and Cassmercs Flannes White Goods, Linen
| Goods.
Flannels 20c, worth Sic. Great Points
and shaws Shaws 81 50 former price ~ So Points $5
| worth $40
1000 1874 Quilts at 50, worth 81; at SO, worth S5.
| Great bargains In Caicoes and Musns,
Clearing out sale Of summer Dress Goods at
| CORNYN BROTHERS.
459 Eighth avenue, corner of Thirty-four street.
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MASTER MASONS
OF the
CITY OF NEW YORK,
20 their


At meeting of the Master Masons, held at the Mechanics
Exchange July ls6s, the following resolutions unani
nlousy adopted ~
Resolved That will sustain and guarantee protec
hon to those Brckayers who 10 their work
den hours day, and win give them preference all
Others and that roll Of and kept
a the Mechanics Exchange that transfers be made from
one TO the other of the undersigned.
Resolved, That the same guarantee also be extended TO
Hhe Foremen
Resoved That the guarantee also be extended to
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s. u. Combs,
ID. Z. Weeks,
Peter Vanderbilt,
Amos Woodrnf,
J. c. DoDnelly,
A. j. Fclter,
s. II. Connoly,
Peter T. O'Brien,
Disbr0w a Whitfield,
Volk n Niblo,
Stewart 4 Masterton,
Dollinger & Platt,
Thompson a Welsh,
William Salmon,
j. w. n &. A. Thorp,
George N. Sevass,
John Harney,
John c. Sayres,
Moore h Brspt,
VIM. G. Hanna,
l.. Scudder,
John Laimbeer,
~ NJ " W. fhat't
J. ). Felter,
Webb h Son,
John Tucker.
Charles O'Connor,
Ewald h Lapn,
kickens n Welfher.
y. Schaffier,
J. Weber.
ID. h +. Herbert.
Nathaniel Turpenny,
j.. Z. Vaughan,
George u. Carey,
Thomas Miekens,
&. Debeaum,
T. Duffy,
Jacob Vix,
=. Hine.
Fred. Basel.
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/NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-F0R NOR
~ folk, City Point and Rchmond-New and elegant side
wheel Steamships ISAAC BELL, HATTERAs, ALBE- s
MARLE SARATOGA AND NIAGARA. One Of the above
ships will be despatched for Norfolk and Ports
mouth tuesday Wednesday THURSDAY and Saturday
ass Saturday, atS M from pier North river foot Of
,reet connecting with the seaboard Inland Air Line
Vrrinia Tennessee Air Line Souhside and Petersburg
Railroads ana Richmond and Danvlle and virginia Central
Rsilroads egh and granting through bills oi lading
10 all points South sn Southwest Bills Of ladng signed on
be ner nm M The hon, Of sailing For freight passage
haypa esron, I ~ s,a,eroom ,u ar ommodation, appy'o
'""s ''S L. NcCREADY President,
is7 Green .vich corner Dey street.
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ENELIx-woULD LIKE To HEAR FROM YOU AGAIN
place visisedi nothing found give me An address mat
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MARKET SAVINGS BANK,
M 50 Nassau street, near Fulton, New York
Six per interest allowed Money deposited or be
fore July 70 will draw interest from July l.
VIM. VAN NAME, President
HENRY r. CoNKLIN Secretary.
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A RAPID FORTUNE.--AN ENERGETIC MAN WANT
n ed with from 5000 " e500o business, patent med
cine CAL al 4i Br?adwsy from II 70 O'Clock rooms Nos
. , and 4 or ddrsss boz S9e Pou once.
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J,OR SAVANNAH, "a.
Il FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


t''N 'A'A FkE1sS$S II Re sEDy9E2 SSE2rNy RATES
soSMkk cMASdE AEeAsSHnEN'' Of BAYS
Savannah will be Wednesday and Saturday,
Wednesday July from
SAN JACINTo, Captain Atkins, Saturday, July D. from
peiE sENhsHI sARshs Captain Norton Wednesday, July
2a, from pier S6 North river, at3 M.
pier Is Rast rSe eaisl fnp Saturday August
tickets an points BY Central Railroad of Georgia Atlantic
WM GHsksoN rSS No. oG Bowling l&s Green ssaaF'
E,oR SAVANNAH, GA.-BLACK STAR INDEPENDENT
Linz Opposition MSnoP9 FsSh' Ugh leave al neG u
North Saturday August and MARMioN on saur-
day. 3S 5ssa' Ssen S s apsy sye
Goods for the interior promptly forwarded
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT;
steamships Of this line leave pier No North river aS
CoRT@Es @ Nelson ;Asar1nny saiq1rday; gEs, July e
Freight taken for ST. Louis, Mobile Galveston at
through rates.
For freight or pa.'ss'c fSyT # IL So West
Fo" NJ" MERCHANTS HTEhHS 'ssSThE$AiMsH1r LINE,
$RSSaTST 5f4S II asSs: Sss
GENERAL MEADE, Captain A. W. Sampson.
UNITED STATES, Captain g. L. Norton.
The steamship
GENERAL MEADE,
A. w. Sampson,
will be despatched Saturday. July 70, at O'Clock T. NJ,
from pier 12 North river.
Freight through rates for ST. Louis Mobile aud
The CRESCENT CITY will succeed Saturday, August.
appy aGy to pslss hs or ASTh 10
LNOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
II New York and Charleston Steamship Companyh
first class sidew heel steamship
CHARLESTON Captain J. Berry, .
Saturday July 81 Mt r. NJ sailing from pier NO NORM
river.
Superior accommodation for passengers. .
Through passage tickets and bills of ladng issued 70 AL
South and Southwest in connection with the SCUM
Carolina Railroad with steamers 10 Florida ports
HENRY r. MORGAN CO., Agents, 20 broadway
V,o rot RfsTS AND PLEASURE SEEKERS.
The pleasantes and economical rDute 10 the sui
phur Springs battle fields OF Virginia. The Old Domin
points low rates. via Richmond, Va.
The ships of this company expressly fitted Tor the ac
passengers and despatched for Richmond
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday T. NJ from pier
| 81 North river, foot of Beach street.
will have opportunity oi seeing
different historic points Of interest the James river,
ships invariably passing the James by daylight
further particulars apply the Office ot the company,
1s7 Greenwich street. of Deg street New YORK.
| /NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR NOR
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A PARTISAN DRESsMAKER, ESTABLISHED FOR
"A five years, few doors from Broadway, and having
trade wishes for ~ Co.,
partner enlarge the trade Address once Martha
tation ID.
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING UNDER
i the of W. D. Fricke Co. has been Dissolved BIZ
mutual consent John Got,e will sign in Liquidation.
w. n. FRICKE,
NEW YORK, July TO- 1858. JOHN 9OTZE'
The business win be carried At the old place. a
Stone street, by JOHN GOTZE.
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BUSINESS Opportunities.

DAETNER WANTED-wIIH $1,000 CASH, TO ATTEND
70 sales and take interest light business IN th'
dry goods ne many established. fine opening for
gentleman whose character IN bear investigation Address
giving real name, Richard, box log Herald ofIce.
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E'ogRTH AVENUE CARS SATURDAY MORNING
Lady VINO got out at Tenth street. gray dress pue trim
mlngn Address, agreeable gent in gray george hawks
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Signed by
John r. Conover,
Alexander NJ. Ross,
John Demares.,
Weeks 4 Rro.,
Marc Eidlitz,
Rlackledge 4 Ranta,
Rabold q Tostevin,
John Mullins,
James Hamil,
Yandolsen a Arnet,
John Martin,
r. W. Gardner,
Christian Finke,
A. A. Andruss,
Jacob Weeks.
+. Heine,
N. 4 II. Andruss,
j. & W. @. Spears,
VIM. Wellington,
&. o. Riley,
" - ciittbs
John DAVIS,
Odell d Buckland,
4. Cochran,
WIN. Parsons,
George Areeon,
John Lane,
Corn's b. De Baum,
u. Stratton,
Christian karst,
y. N. Styles,
Ell. Harlow,
Mr.. Poerschk,
Mclean n Son,
Thomas Duffy,
b. 3. Laforge,
J. c. Donneliy,
Joseph Smith,
Herdtfelter 4 Fincke,
W. w. Owens,
Robert Huson,
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c,rrAu To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
FROM New York only $780, steerage.
MINNEsOTA.......-. Price "Wednesday, July %
COLORADO. Cutting. Wednesday, Aug
From pier H North river.
Cabin massage, $50 gold.
Passage from and TO New York Paris Hamburg Rot,er
dam xc Drafs Ireland, England, France Germany
at lowest rates. .-,,,. -
Apply TO WILLIAMS GUION, N Broadway.
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nR; WILLIAM WATSON, WHO FIVE YEARS AGO
mad an once IN Bro9lway, requested TO send his ad
dress to s r. box ln Post oce New York, and he will
hear something TO his Advantage.
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Personal.

ItONEY ISLAND BOAT.-YOU MADE AN APPOINT
u ment for Friday night Of Fourth and Eighth
o'clock, but did not keep It. Please letter to Hugh Cha
ham, box S,ls5 Post Office, where can address you
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THE TURF,

FASHION COURSE, LONG isLAND.--rROTTING,
Monday, Jaiy co. at o'clock p, NJ Match :or Si,m'
ID. Mace, Commodore Vanderbilt, NJ Roden,
br 6. Captain Gill, in harness; 3in5 J. CHAMBERS
INION COURSE, l.. I-TROTTING, MONDAY, July
~ 90 II. N. match for 81 COO; mile heats best hree
IN i've In harness. II. Howe's m Ploughboy Mare Jonn
Rogers b. Same day. match for $500, play or pay
between Brooklyn road horses: = .
WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor
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DARE ChANCE.-WANTED, A RELIABLE MAN WHO
III can invest equally advertiser, SS0 capital in
money making enterprise that will 100000 in three
months. Inquire Immediately at l6 West Thirty st.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

MOTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES.
N Carriages, Harness, Carriages
The immense Stock.
Great Bargains
al warerooms OF CALVIN WITTY, 63S Broadway
|. A lot of second hand Carriages for sale cheap.
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IIXCURsIONISTS FURNISHED WITH STEAMBOATS,
II of all Barges, Romans Well and
other Groves Apply MCMANUs, No 81 Nassau street,
No
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-19

ga .,,o ,..o,,,,t xvas beaten BY 10000 majority
He said. snow L should like 10 see members OF
Congress from Ohio who would come mere and
+ I'VE the holiness to vote for the passage of the
nay , .II cuts directly, in my Judgment
un,a the constitution of the United States,
"o He was followed by Mr.. Kelley who advos
Gated the bill, and by Mr. Kerr, who opposed
it, :,
slider the vote referring the bill to the Judiciary
Committee, and the bill and amendments were
left with that Committee.
Mr.. Farnsworth, from the Committee on Re-
construction, reported bill to admit Alabama
to representation in Congress. Ordered to be
printed. He notified the House that he would
ask to have it considered aud passed to-mor-
row.
The bill recites the facts OF the lace
election in Alabama, and provides that 1T
shall be entitled to representation as soon as
the legislature, the members OF winch were
elected at the election mentioned, in preamble
shall have duly ratified the amendment of the
Constitution Of the United States, proposed
by the 39th Congress and known as article IA,
section 2. 1t also requires the commanding
General to notify the legislature elected in
February to assemble within thirty days.
Mr.. Washburne of Illinois, from the Con-
ference Committee on consular appropriation
bill, made a report which was agreed to.
Mr.. Paine, from Conference Committee on
bill to facilitate soldiers bounty, also made q
report which was agreed to.
Mr.. Julian, from the Committee on Public
Lands, reported bill amendatory of the home
stead Law. Ordered to be printed and recon-
mitted.
MIR. Logan offered resolution calling on
the Secretary of the Treasury for information
as to commissions paid on sales of bonds and
gold since 1862. Adopted.
Mr.. Eliot offered resolution calling on the
Secretary of War for revised estimate for
river and harbor improvements. Adopted.
At o'clock the House adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-19

BRIGHTON, March Is.
Atnarkettor thee current week: Cattle, 1869; Sheep
and Lambs, 6f7S; Swine, =; number OF Western
Cattle 1893; Eastern 27i; Working Oxen and Motif
ern Cattle 800.
PRICES. Beef Cattle-Extra Sl3 80 q "a so; first
quality S12 70 q $13 Is; second quality $l1 80 a
s12 80; third quality SIS 50 a $40 81 p 100 TBS. 1.-THE
total weight of hides, tallow and dressed bee
Prices of Hiles, Tailow and Skins-Br ghton Hides
9! q i0c; Country do q 9kc p fb. Brighton Tai
low q SIC; Country do a TIC " ID. Sheep and
Lamb skins 81 rs q, 50 so each. Calf Skins 16@ 1sc
~ Id.
Observation-Disclosures was larger supply of
Cattle in market than the demand requires and trade
has not en- active IL was one week ago. Prices
have fallen off from q sc ~ H. There were some
very good Cattle from the West and several lots from
W ID lower than the sans quality would rave sold
tor at last market. Most of the Western Cattle
In on Saturday and but a few of them were sold on
that day. Among the Cattle from Maine were some
very nice Beeves, which I'D at 14J ~ ib; and there
was good supply of Working Oxen from that Sec
ton, for which there has been fair demand.
Stores-Nith the exception of " orking Oxen and
Mich Cows there but few Store Cattle in market
Most Of the small Cattle al e sold to slaughter.
prices lower and trade not active as II was
Week We quote sales at $780, $3.50, $40, 1926, S245
1915 q $2e5 ~ pair.
Mich ,ws-Ex5ra $SJ "a ITO; ordinary 500 a so
Store Cows S45 a 55 ~ he d. Prices of Mich Cows
depend attogether upon the ancy Of the purchaser.
Sheep and Lambs-Mest OF the Western sheep
were taken at commission; lot OF $40 at &c ~
tb weighe ITO TBS " head. There a good de-
mand for Sheep. Pieces range'l from A. q &c ~ Id.
extra lot at 10Ic P fb.
SWfUA-NuEp 4 markat