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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-08


Unexpected interferences have operated to make
this delay necessary to accomplish the result of
freeing the Library from debt, without recourse
10 other privileges granted by act of the Legisa-
tpre, pissed february 10. 1870
This is positively the only postponemcnt which
viii be made. The Concert will take place on The
day above named commencing at o'ciock a. M,
ana TO continue until all the gifts have been
awarded.
The funds already in hank are considerably
more than sufficient to insure the successful COM
plcton Of the contract with the public.
The sale of tickets will positively close on
Friday. the @Sth day Of October, 1870.
All tickets remaining unsold at that time will
be Withdrawn from sale and cancelled. They will
be advertised by their numbers, tho goth day
OF october, 1870, io one more of the daily pa
pers of this city. ANY dminution thus made in
tho number or amount of gifts. They will be
heretofore advertised, to-wit: 62S gifts, amount
ing in all to S5aa,0o0 gold.
Ticket holders residing cut of San Francisco
will receive daily accredited lists Of the awards of
Gifts, which will also be published in the leading
San Francisco daily papers, ON the first of No
yember, $50.
Delivery of gifts will commence November I'd,
1870 at the Office, No. BIS Calfortia street. to all
parties presenting tickets to which gifts have been
awarded An gifts awarded to on-resdents will
be held to their order and for their account.
ROBERT -. SWAIN. Prcst. M. L.. A.
w. IL. l.. BARNEs, Vice President
w G. R.iLsToN, Treasurer.
TIoS. r.. HAYES. Recording See'y.
DAVID WILDER, Cor. Secy.
TRUSTEES.
W. Ashburner, J. NJ. McNulty, A. M. Ehets,
W. T.. Wood, A. =. Ellelt, Isaac Wormser,
w. 6. Badger, +. b. Reynolds, Saml Hubbard
BUSINESS AGENTS.
MAURICE DoRE 4 CHARLES n. PETERS,
I-s10 No. 3IS California street. 2m70
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Sho1ld misfortune overtake you, re-
trench, work harder, but never fly the
track; confront difficulties with unfinch-
ing perseverance; should You then fail,
you viii be honored ; but shrink, and
you'll be despised.
A picture in the Gha,igari represents
a Zouave fallen upon a heap of Prussian
corpses. Hit at last" he exclaims; ''but
| have made my bed"
Americus, Georgia, claims to have a
Newfoundland dog that goes out with a
Line and hook and catches fish.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-08

IINlIE simplicity and practiealility Of this new
Il Plow comments it f:lvorably the special
notice OF every farmer. 1t possesses decided
superiority over all other plows now in The
wheeis are four feet in diameter and run the
unplowed land. Its entire construction Is in no
way complicated. The pIow is managed in every
TO he used in making any alteration. The supc-
riority of the Gay" Plow will be clearly shown
by the following certificate:
We, the undersigned, citizens of Linn county
OreSon, having purchased aud used upon our
farms the Gay Plow, hereby certify that the
same has given entire satisfaction. It's facility
for adjusting to suit the depth of furrow without
moving from the seat is simple and easy. We
like the piow for its daught, because the same Is
brought to bear directly upon the plow-bcain in
stead Of the carriage also, because it is strong
and durable, all except the woodwork being con-
structed of wrought iron-no cas- tings are used
The wheels running upon the solid land is an ad-
vantage over other gang plows, in striking off
land and In plowing, not having to make the nee
essary changes IN the machinery, and the is
always level, not thr wing the driver forward or
sideways as in other piows Better work and
more of it be accomplished by the usc of tb;s
Piow than by hand
We take pleasure in recommending the go W,
Prov to our brother farmers as ono having no
superior in Oregon.
j. G. REED. W. P. EsHoM,
w. H. GoLTTREE Ii. DAVIDSON.
May 10th, 1869.
me GAY PIow is manufactured by H.
Goulding, Portland Machine Shop.
All orders viii be promptly attended to by ad
c. Il. GAY,
Portland, Oregon.
Albany Agents.
J. BARRoWS &c CO., Agents
for Linn & Benton counties
JOHN BRIGGS, Agent
for Linn & Benton counties
May '69-37
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s. H. cIaughton.

8. H. Claughton,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND REAL ESTATE
IN AGENT. Office in the Post Office building.
Lebanon, Oregon.
Wiii attend to making Deeds and other convey
anccs, also to the prompt collection az dehts ~
trusted to my care.
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All KINDS, printed at the very lowest
~ rates, Is ordered, ut this office
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WANTED.

IN nnn USHELS OF OATS, for
lOsvJVIVy which the highest market price
will be paid, in CASH. at the store Of
N. s. DU BOISE.
Also. Butter and Eggs. in unlimited quantity
for which the highest market price will be paid in
cash. Call and me.
A}baay, Aug. %, ts7a-5p
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BY outtority Of a Special Act Of the Leg
tsiature Of the State Of California.
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THE NEW FOOD.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT
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NOTICED

Holders of Tickets to the Gift Concert in
aid of the Mercantile Library Association, arg
hereby notifA that the Concert is postponed until
Monday, October 31st, 1870,
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We also invite special attention to our Lar.se
and Wei Selected Stock of
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06
Republicans VS.. Demo
Gratis. .I

The new internal revenue
law took effect, October l, and
it is therefore interesting to
know some of its principal
features. 1t abolishes the tax
on sales of all merchandise ex-
cept liquor and tobacco, the
tax of one>twelfth OF one per
cent. Oh brokers' sales,. the lax
of two and a half per cent. on
the gross earnings iof all rails
roads and the tax requiring a
stamp on every receipt over
twenty dollars. The stamp on
all promissory notes under'one
hundred dollars is abolished,
and hereafter if a mortgage
deed be properly stamped no
stamp in future will o-be
needed on the assign,
ment. The income tax Of
five per cent. on incomes is
reduced to two and a half per
cent, and the exemption Is fix
ed at $4,000, instead of $1,000
as formerly. Besides this the
new law reduces the tariff on
sugar, tea, coffee, and spices
the poor mans luxuries-the
total reduction by the law.
amountingito over S21 100000
per year. All this is the work
of a Republican, Congress,
while the Democracy have in!
creased the county tax in this
one poor little tax.ridden couna
ty to the tune of $4,000, ma,
king the total county tax, S72,,
000-more than enough to
grade and tie the proposed
railroad from here 10 Logan.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06
BEWARE

OF a so.called Temperance
ticket. We are reliably in,
formed that such a ticket is
out. The Good Templars hav'
ing abandoned the idea of any
separate political action, it has
been taken up by the Democ
racy, and, as Nasby says in an
other column, they have aten-
dered The nominashuns 10 Re.
publikins." Do not be, deceived
by. this Democratic bantling;
for it is Democratic in all its
parts. 1t was gotten up Gip the
interests of Democracy, was
printed on Democratic press,
paid for with Democratic mon>
ey, and every one of them
cast is an Indirect Democratic
vote. o. Hence the.speeial inter-
est the Democracy take in cir
culating thema Dolnot be de.
ceiyed o A price is set. by the
Democratic candidates ON
every SO called Prohibition
ticket cast IN Vinton county.
We say agaln.-Do not be de-.
cesyed, .uG' 5nerl. rcd ~ Cub
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06
Republican COunty..T1cket.
Republican County Organl
L- lnfiOn,

CENTR L CoMMITTEE.-Wm. f. Eel
ton, d. V. Rannells; Chairman, John
n. Mclaughlin Treas, John L. Dun
kle; Sec'y, james w. Delay.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
.Eagle.-Beujamin NJ Walker, Jerry
Radcliff, Henry Yaple.
HarrisoR.-Marcus Walker, Henry
Shuster. .l.fL-.-l..' c,.
Jackson.-R. NJ. Potter, Oliver Cur
ry.
Rlchland.-W. P. Mix, John Bates
Levi Purkey, Sylvester WyekoH.
Sudn.-Lewis Simmonds, D. E' Mc>
Vey, j. w. Rannels. -
Brocn.-A. Burtenshaw, Isaac An
drcws. Alexander Livingston. -
Madsoa.-Davis Duncan, L. ID,
Wigton, Francis Shades. .-.-t-,s...
Enor. %. J.CannF. RufusW. Lent
ner. ''.
lYinton.-Arthur p, Vale Andrew
Perry. .l.c o. ..--,. ...o r =,
WTlkesrnle.-John Miller, Geo. l..
Derry, Benjamin Hawk. /. ~
Clinton --Jas. Ii. McClintick, James
w. Yeley, iAleX. Livingston. 4. ,.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06

RALPH LEETE is a life long
free trader; he belongs to the
free trade party to-day, DO mat
ter how mum he may keep on
the subject for.the sake of get
ting votes. He wants the tariff
removed from iron, cotton and
wooden goods, and su ,h things
as we produce in this country,
and put on to tea, suga5of ee,
and such things as we do not
produce. In other words, be is
so utterly opposed to the prin'
ciple of protection to, home in
dusiries, that he would only
place a tanff on what we do
not produce, for fear he would
by some bare possibility protect
and fncourage some home man
ufacturer TO compete with.
European goods, That doctrine
may do for the rich merchants
of New York City, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and other large
importing cities, but it won't
do for the toiling millions who
are the producers, wether they
produce corn or pig iron. 1t
is the doctrine of traders
against the toilers, the large
cities against the country and
villages, the rich against the
poor, and Ralph Leete is the
rich mans champion. Vote the
Republican ticket next Tues
day.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

Ed. RECORD: Il desire to make
known the following facts in
regard to Daniel Booth, Sheriff
of Vinton county and candi-
date for re election. Within the
past week | placed in his hands
warrant for the arrest of one
Thomas Holland, on the charge
of perjury. He took the war
rant and kept it about a half
an hour, and then returned it
to me, positively refusing to
serve a, the said Thomas HOl-
land being in his sight at the
time.
This made it necessary to
change the name of the officer
IN the warrant, and while this
was being done Holland got
word of it by some unknown
means, ran away and made his
escape from justice. Daniel
Booth, the justice and my lawo
yer were the only persons who
knew of the matter. One OF
these three informed Mr.. HOl,
land ,or his friends of it, andl
leave the public to judge
which one 1T was, in view of
the facts as l have here pre-
sented. And they are facts,
positively, as any person can
find out who will swear Daniel
Booth. ROBERT SAGE.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06

The dirty Copperhead who
wrote a communication TO the
Enquirer last week and signed
it "White Republican, is in
formed that Mr.. Bates was not
the man who drove the Ger,
man away from his door with
out bread because he had
served in the Union army. No
person should suspect Mr.
Bates, or any Other Repubhcan,
OF mistreating a man for such a
cause! Fortunately the Ger.
man was no fool, remembered
the name and gave it as Clark.
Smoke him out now, you dirty
Butternut, and see il he will
deny il; and the next time you
challenge the word of fany per.
son, sign your name like a man,
and don't take a lying anoffy-
nous signature to spit out your
venom. IA white Republican,;
You are an unwashed Gray.
back; you know it, and dare
not sign your true pane. s1a.o
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06
New Advertisements
Guardian,s Notice.

NOTICE is given that James W. Ferren,
IN guardian of James r., Mary j., and Rosnla
], Bail, Minor children OF ARENAS NJ Ball,
deceas ed, has this day filed his accounts with
I hts SAID wards for Inspection aud settle
ment, in the Probate Court for Nnton county
Ohio, and the same will be heard ou the 27lh
October, A, b. 1870. II. H. Mayo
October 5, 1870. At Probate Judge
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NOTICE.,

rl'O Elizabeth Hull Of the State Of Wisconsin.
| Peter Sinushaugh, Valentine Strausbangh.
Henry Burger, BaTbara Barger, SusanalIStiRu--
baugh, fhncy}A AStrAnstuigh' ana Ephral n,
Straushaugh, Michael StNu-baugh, Lewis De
vault, Mary u liatheth cFskil, Alcihus Ga,kill.
Samhel pevault, Christina Seurls, Levi Searl.i
Parbara =. Stephenson, Samuei Stephenson
Lewis DevaIilt, land Jacob Deyanlf: &. g I
You will take notice that on the egth day of
July, A, D,-lSI0, The. Undersigned filed n feti>
tion'in the Court 0f Common Pleas Of VitIron
county, ohio, where the same rs now pendinu
demanding partition of the efolldwngpreuises.
situate in Vinton county, Ohio:
To,witlpnrt OF the northeast Quarter of sec
ton no. (i2) twelve, m township no ts)eight,
in range no. 16) sixteen, IN VintOn county,
Ohio! being all of said qlihrtefsectlon, eScepi'
ing, li0) ten acres off Of the south side, and
(Gl). kXtH-one acres of of ihe north side
thereof, leaving ('0t eiehtyrnine acres more
or less, in said tract. Also, another parcel of
land described as (G0) sixty acres Off of the,
north side ofthe south west quarter Of section
no. (6) six, township noy tsfe1ght of range
no. 1S sixteen, ami (6n9) six and nine hun.
dredths acres, part of, west end Of middle
part ofthe south. east quarter of SAID section
no. ICY six, township no. tsl eight. range no.
(lB) sixteen. - 70, lN EA
The undersigned demands That partition be
made of said premises, as fslloys!, II
To .he undersigned, two, ,eieventbs; to Ellz
abeth Hull, Reter Strausbaugh, Valentine
Strausbaugh, Barbara Barger, SusAnah straus,
bsugh, NaneyStransbaugh Ephrsim -Strhus-
baugh, Michael stra1sbaugh-each, one.elev-
eDth part. 81. -. n % - ~
And to Mary =. yGaskDl, Joseph Devault,
Samuel Devau I, CHRISTINA Searts, barbara Ell.
len Stephenson, Lewis Devauit Jr., Jacob De
vaulr-Teaehl one eseventTNseventh part, MS heirs
at law'oli Margaret Deva,iit deceased, late of
Vinton countyTthe said last named shares be-
ing su6ect 20 hecourtesyo Of lewis DevpuD ,Sr,
tion will De made by he undersigned for an,
order that partip6n may be made ofsaId prem
ises, as by statute provided.
JUSEPH STRAUSBAUGH.
ByH. .PyJoSEs, his AaoneyG 'augg5 ew 4
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06
FOE SALE.

A DE-IRABLE Farm Of 100 acres, sluated on
N The old State Road leading from Athens TO
IhhlIcsthe, miles west OF NlcArthur, and 60
rods east Of the town plat ofAllensyllie, about
IS acres cleared and under cultivation. Mostly
in grass, lO acres Of choice bottom land. Good
cottage, brick dwelling house with hyerooms,
stable and other necessary Out-binldlngsi
younr bearing orchard ofchulce grated NUT
The ubscrlber having II very severe attack 81
Western lever will sell at u nea bargain. I'm
quire Ui the subscriber living on the premises
UGtobec o. 1870. JOHN BATES.
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The d Enquirer office will
shortly be removed to the new
building which the taxpayers
lot Vinton county haveso kind.
ly provided for the accoEmo.
daiion of the public printer.
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NOTICE

NOTICE il hereby gwen that the under
Il signed has been duly appolnled as,igne,
OF the property and elects vi kchard Long
and John Ii. smith CrclIt,Gs are required
TO present their claims, duly authenticate I,
and pc rsons indebted to make payment TO the
undersigned. -
SAM'L W. KlLVERT Jr.
Assignee OF LrSd Y SMITH.
Cincinnati Furnace, o., Sep. =, 1870.
sep ~ 1870 3w.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06
ia X-P AY E r S

Can spend time to advantage
in examining the amount Of
tax levied in each township oi
this county for township pur>
poses-that is to pay officers
who as sex OGicio" says, take
forty days to do twenty days
work. The tax ranges exactly
With the Democratic majority.
There is, good old RlchlPnd,
which has been Democratic
time out of mind, 1t carries
the horns for Democratic ma;
jerities and it carries the horns
for high taxes. Sig miIls on
the dollar for toaonship pulpos.
es, two mills being wrupg in as
a Especial tax" to cover up
some deialcation of a Township
Treasurer, perhaps. Next comes
Democratic Yinton with a tax
Of three mills on the dollar.
Then comes Brown which is
really a Republican township,
but whose Republicans have a
lazy habit OF staying at home,
and thus. throwing the towns
ship in the hands Of the De-
mocracy. The Democrats make
them pay for it though7-this
year, t,co and eigAt,tenth8 OF a
mill, on tile dotlar We. hope
the Republicans of Brown will
learn wisdom from this expert,
ence. ..r .5
The figures work just as we'll
the other way. Republican
Jackson, pays the least town
ship tax of any in the county,
ITS tax being but eight tenths Of
a mill on the dollar, or less than
one>serenth of tie amountpaid
By Democratic RicAlGnd-
Wilkesyille7 independent tick.
et-pays the next lowest, Mad
ison, whose, township officers
are Republican, comes next;
Swan, next. Don't take our
word for this, but examine the
levy made by the County Au-
ditor and published by the
Treasurer. 49,.
Arenot these facts enough to
show Republicans that they,
can not neglect attending elec.
tions without being compelled
to put their hands in their
pockets and pay forit? Demo
Gratis do not these figures show
you that while the Democracy
are crying low taxes they are
continually socking the taxes
ON higher. ,.F-. gael s.D..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06
TAXES! TAXES!
Where Does The Money Go?

Last year The people OF Vim
ton county paid in, to the
Treasury, on the duplicate
100000. This year they
will pay on the duplicate,
s72,OOO,Ian increase Of
$4,000 over that of
last year. This tax is col.
lected off of every poor man
and woman in the county who
owns a COW, or a pig, or horse,
or any species of property
worth more than fifty dollars,
and is nearly $2.0O on
every hundred dollars.
That is if you own a horse
worth 500, you pay the Dem
ocratie authorities Of Vinton
county $500 for the privilege
of keeping him. Now what do
they do with the money! Our
roads are impossible our
bridges are broken down, our
Court House is dilapidated,
leaking and rotting down, and
people who attend Court can't
get the cash for a Seventy,fy
cent order.
is time for the people
Democrats and Republicans
to pause and consider. Why
this increased demand for
$4,000 in one year9 Can you
afford to have your taxes in
creased in this manner for the
sake of keeping the ring in
power? Amt you paying too
dear for the whistle? Think of
this sum of $4,000 paid in.
How much does it benefit YOU?
Why that is more than enough
money to grade the proposed
railroad from here TO Logan,
wrung ont of you every year,
and not a thing to show for il
but broken bridges, mud roads, |
leaky public buildings and an
empty Treasury, as your unre.
deemed seventy: five cent coun.
ty order in your pocket will at.
test. Democratieitax-payer is
1t not-tlme Tor a change! g YouC
knoao these things are true.
Republican taxpayer, can you
afford to neglect your duty on
election day? Can, you afford
tohave another $4,000 heaped
on you next years Ifyou stay
away from the polls it is sure
to come. is it not time you
were at work for a change and
decreased taxation? Ioi noiJGiI
PREACHING at the Christian
Church by Elder III. "A .ePallis-
ter, next Sunday, morning and
evening. Morning 9 subject,
The two bullders-an agree
ment and a contrast Dis
course in the evening: "Chr;st
in the household"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06
.$9,OO7,49s.

The public debt statement
for last month was published
promptly on the 1st instant,
and the above is the amount of
reduction in the debt, which
does not include two millions
of bonds purchased on The Doth
ult., and which being added to
the amount above, shows a re
duction. of SILL, 0O7, 4es,
making an amount Of annual
saving interest Of ooer haf a
million of doUa,snb Since the
commencement1o of Grants ad.
miniStration the debt has been
reduced, $3.50, ,549,6OS. i Re-
publicans want the economical
administration of financial at.
fairs by which the debt is thus
being reduced to continue they
will, not fail to be on hand next
Tuesday, and droy,t vote for Capt,
Wilson and The balance Of the
Republican ticket. 49, ~ ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06
DIVORCE NOTICE.

MARTHA JANE VANKlRK, of the county
Nlof Meigs, aud State Of Ohio, is hereby no.
tilted that John Vankirl aid, on the 22d DAY
of August, A. d. 1870, file his petition in the
office OF the Clerk Of the Court OF Common
Pleas, within and for the county OF Vinton,
and, State Of OHIO, charging the said Martha
lane Vanklrk with adultery with John Ebberts
and Hiram Bishop, and with divers aud sundry
other persons whose names are to the said
John Vankirk unknown, AMI asklb that he
may be divorced lTom the said Martha Jane
Vankirk, which petition will be for nearing at
the next term ofsaid court.
JOHN VANK1RK,
BY MARX & BABYHILL, his Attorneys.
September l, 1870. W
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06
NOTICE.

NTOTICE Is hereby given that tho under
Nslgned has been duly appointed assignee
OF the CIncinnau Furnace Company. Ctedlt-
ors are required TO present their claims against
said company duly authenticated and persons
indebted To maze payment tO the uudersSn'
ed. SAML W. hli4VEkl Jr.,
Assig ee CIScISNAn fuENAcE Co.
Cincinnati Furnace, O.iSept. 9th, 1870.
sep 20 1870 wv
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tIlI| .-If I'D ~ IT iI.II "
One Vote

May decide the election.
bee that your Republican
neighbor goes to the elee-
ton Hitch up5your horse
and take, him if rhe is too
lazy Or 9. too =, negligent to go
otherwise. '7H' NM
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06

JACKSON county has 1873 COLI
ore.' voters.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06

BUr one Democrat in Yinton
c 'unty paid an income tax last
year, and yet they complain
ahont the income tax ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-03
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
Navanha. tg-n'

Beef Cdtae.-The offerings al the Scales
during the past week amounted to 296O head
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags, at 50a$4 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 4 00aS5 80; fair oual.
ity Beeyes 50a$5 90, and the very hest
Beeves at I 0oaS7 rs per 100 lbs. the aver.
age price being about So IL gross.
Sheep.-Fair to good wool Sheep ut IA
8 cts. per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows; fair to
good fat Hogs 10 75aSll % per 100 lbs
net.
Lcather.-City Slaughter 40 to "A cents;
Rough Skirting SO to 3S cents; Spanish sole
SS to 30 cents Country Slaughtered So to
80 cents.
Wooi.-Common unwashed, free Of burrs.
S0aSl cenisl do, bury 25a29 cents: fne
unwashed, 25a29 centsi do, free Of burrs,
25a27 cents; b'washed, i3a46 cents; pulled
2Sa33 cents.
Hides.-City Steer at l2l cts Cow 100
cents.
Fedihers-Quote at 10 to 80 cents per ID.
for common TO prime live geese.