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The Portland daily press., 1870-08-18

F.aNee.
iNENGAGEMDNT TUEsDAy-TaE FRENCH CT i
TEE fOvt NTAGE.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE following official dis
patch has just been made public:
Mex, Aeq. II, p. M-We bad a serious en-
gagement yesterday, 10th, near GravellOtte.
We gained the advantage but lost heavily.
Note.-Gravellotte is a small village miles
southwest OF Metz and two miles west of Mo-
selle.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Paris journals ex-
press their inability to explain the cause OF the
recent military event, in consequence of the
confusion of dates and lack of authentic ad
vices.
GOSS =.
Three nephews of Bernadotte, King of Swe
den, have joined the French army.
Count da Camberd, Countess Montalember
and other French legitimists have lent thei
estates to the milita.y authorities for hospita
purposes.
Paris gossip has it that Lebe9ut wife is
Prussian, and that the General is confined il
the prison of Vincennes.
CHASED BY A FRENCH Cru SER.
The steamer HOswell, while on her passag
from Hamburg for Sunderland, was fired o
by French iron-clad near the Elbe. Sh
paid no attention and kept her course whe
the Frenchman gave chase and fired secon
shot, which induced her to show the Englis
colors and heave to. She was then boarded
French officer, who after examining paper
sui cred her to proceed.
The French government issued a notificf
ton that all peacefully disposed natives {
Germany desiring to remain in France may
soon the condition of taking out permits
residence.
Prussian loan of 100000 thalers is az
nounced at c..
| LIBERALIZATION AT n sTZ.
[Sp,c,al to the Tribune ]-Our special CO
respondent from Cbalons writes on Sunday .
fo,lows:-Ten thousand wounded are bein
brough INTO camp. The town and camp DR.,
sents scene Of riotous disorder and dissip
ton. The soldiers are shouting and drinkir
in the cafes sld the streets are filled with pro
flutes. There is no restraint of order uor d
cency among the officers or soldiers. If anot
er battle is lost it will be massacre.
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In the Municipal Court Wednesday morn
ing, James. O'Donnell, Esq. announced the
death of Luther Fitch, formerly Judge of that
Court, and introduced the following resolu-
lions of respect to his memory:
Whereas, Hon. Luther Fitch, for twenty
nine years Judge of this Court, having deceas-
ed on the 18th inst. at the advanced age of 81
years, it is deemed proper by the profession
that slight tribute to his memory as an hon.
est, upright and conscientious Judge should be
recorded here, where the best energies of his
useful life were devoted to 1.-THE public for the
public good.
Therefore Eesolued, That the members of the
Cumberland Bar, occasionally practicing in
this Court, have learned with deep regret that
the venerable man who presided over this tri-
bunal from 1885 up to 1877, with equal ability
and untarnished honor, has been removed
from our midst by the hand of death.
RssotUed, That We, the members of the Bar
in attendance sympathize with the family of
the deceased in their bereavement and Twill oat-
tend his funeral this afternoon at the time az
pointed.
Pesolved, That his Honor, the presiding
Judge, be requested to adjourn sthis Court
in token OF respect to his distinguished prede-
cessor.
Resolved, That these resolutions be placed
upon the records Of the Court, and copy be
transmitted by the Recorder to the family Of
thu deceased.
Mr.. O'Donnell made some remarks in sup
port of the resolutions, and was followed by
Mayor Kingsbury, who was for many years
Judge of that Court, and j. j. w. Reeves,
Esq. who made some remarks eulogistic of the
life and character of the deceased.
Judge Morris appropriately responded, en-
dorsng all that had been said of the deceased,
and, as token of respect for his memory ad-
journed the Court
The members of the Cumberland Bar subse-
quently held meeting and adopted some res
olutions of respect for his memory offered by
P. Barnes, Esq, and voted to attend the fun.
pra1
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SEVENTEENTH MAINE.-The eighth anniver-
sary of the 18th Maine Regiment Association
was celebrated by exercises last evening at
Reception Room, City Hall, which was filled
to overfswing. An eloquent grafton on
"Shams" was delivered by Rev. Capt. j. o.
Thompson, which excited much laughter and
applause. In his analysis of shams he spoke
OF the editorial sham, and. we thought, gave
our neighbour of the Argus tremendous dig
under the ribs. At any rate the Grafton was a
capital ole in our opinion, and the audience
seemed to think SO too. The poem by Capt
George w. Verrill was beautiful one, its
theme being re.rosrections of the camp. The
only fault found was IL at in the delivery of il
the poet did not speak quite loud enough. The
music BY the Portland Band was, as usual, ex
cellent.
Mayor Kingsbury was called upon after the
close of the services for some remarks, but he
said he had no idea of adding new sham to
those delineated by the orator, in making 9
speech at near 10 o'clock ia the evening, aftel
listening to such an eloquent Grafton and such
beautiful poem. He would say, however
that when the 18th Maine went from home ant
faced the battle field it was no sham. Ant
those who did not return home, but lett thei
tojes on the battle field, were no shams.
After music by the Band the meeting brok
up.
This morning the Association will max
their annual excursion to the Islands, startin
with their invited guests from headquarters
NJ. SO Middle street.
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On the afternoon of the 10Th little child G
Mr.. Connolly, on Summer street. was run ovel
by baggage wagon and slightly injured.
Gold opened yesterday at II IL advanced t.
LII 4, then dropped, closing at 1714
The Methodist Society from Saco, with thei,
friends made an excursion to Peaks Island
yesterday. A pleasant sail was enjoyed in the
nice steamer Lily and the politeness of the
captain was much appreciated, and right
good time was experienced by all.
Dana Roberts, a young man about 2S years
of age, was Sc zed with fit in Schlotterteck's
drug store yesterday afternoon. He was taken
to the police station and physician sent for.
Before the physician rived he had three or
four successive fits.
The City Council experienced some trouble
in getting Valuation Committee We learn
that Capt. Warwick declined serving on that
Committee.
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ONO.
THE LABOR CONGRESS

CINCINNATI, Aug I'm the abor Con.
gress to-day, Mr.. L ine of Boston offered reso-
buttons repudiat.n g everything look ng to the
reputation Of the national debt, welcoming
emigration and declaring that all men should
receive the protection of our laws, bnt denying
the right OF capitalists to import human freight
for the purpose Of ssenirg wages and degrad-
ing labor, in faver of the general adoption of
the eght-honr system, protesting against fur
ther land grants to private company's for
building or other purposes, and declaring that
the time is rife for the formation of a distinct
political party in the interest of workingmen.
The resolutions were referred t J the committee
on resolutions.
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Building Loan Mortgage
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS. Timothy Looney end Catherine
ol PORTLAND IN the County OF Cum berland, on the
DAY OF June, 1851, by their mortgage
ueeu OF tnat GATE, recorded in the Reg ny of Deeds
lot SAID clunty, book 1885, page 49, conveyed to said
ei.y certain lou OF land and the buildings thereon
situated on the northerly correr OF Monume II and
Mouniort streets in said Pc tan !, and bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning in tle corner Of said streets, theme
n0rth-easterly N and by e northerly line OF sa ID
Monument street, 10 Ave eet and four tonths of a
loot = stake; ther,e nor f-westerlv at right an
giles wi i said street siyiv-tcet to ST Se; thence
south-westerlv parallel with said Monument street
eiehty-0De feet to Mountio.S eet; thence south
las ery in tie line OF Mourt 81; ct 10 the place
begun at beng the same p e rises conveyed to said
viewed to said Timothy be H. deed da,ed June
fourth, &c J. and recorded in the lie. sly OF Deeds
or said County, book 9Th Pee 81, with uthoIity in
the CT OF tue breach OF the nation in saId mort
gage to sell r-.id I-enises at slcton and lIom the
proceeds to p87 the debt secured thereby. And
" ereas the .ndition of said mortgage deed has
been broken ~ said Leoneys:
This is TO give notice that ID house and lot will
De soih at puDlic auction on sad premises. on the
nseenth day Of September, 1870 at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, Tor the reaJon aud pUrpoce att sad.
10 wi ness whereof, l, Henry W. Hersey, in be-
naif or said city, as Treas Thereof, by virtue OF
the authority given me in said deed, have hereuato
set my hand and give this notice this fifteenth day
OF August, 1870.
HENRY W. HERSEY,
Treasurer o. Portland.
aug 15-M&Th-t sep 10
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALE Oh, Aug. Hon Saturday Col Kirk
leaving one hundr d men at Yanceyville, came
to the company shops with the Alamance ard
swell prisoners, where he remained till Sum
day night, when he again departed for Ora.
ham. Last night Josiah Turner, Jr, Editor
of the Sentinel, Sheriff Griffith and Wiley of
c" well, who with others have been kept in
Court House at Graham since their removal
there, were taken out of the Court House by
Eirk's men and locked up in dungeon cells in
the county Jail.
The United States Marshal will to-mor-
-ow bring the prisoners arrested by order of
Gov. Holden before Judge Brooks at Sails
burg. It is stated that Gov. Holden is endeav-
oring to get Judge Pierson to come to Raleigh
and try those for whom he issued wri.s In
this event he VIII not surrender at least half
the prisoners to Brooks. Pierson, however,
declared bis power exhausted before the petit
tion was carried to Brooks, and it is said that
Brooks will demand all the prisoners regard
less of Person
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IDENTIFIED. body Of the man found
on Ram Island has been identified as that &
young Holmes by his friends, who came trohi
Boston on Tues lay to view it. The Identified
tion was made from the clothing and the studs
in the shirt bosom. 1t was taken to Boston
for interment.
In one of the pockets of the pants was found
roll of stuff reduced to pulp, which at was
supposed to be tobacco, but was afterwards
found to be roll of greenbacks reduced to
pulp by the water. This disposes of the sus-
picions entertained when the accident occurred
that Holmes had been robbed.
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LONDON, Aug 17-'1.SO A. M.-Consols opened al
914 Tor money and account.
American securities-U. s. 5-2O's, 1862, ST.; dc
1865, old. 862 do 1867, 85a; u s. 10-40s S3. Erie
shares 49, Illinois Central shares ITO. Atlans!c &
Great Western shares %.
LIVERPOOL, Aug H-11.3O A. M Cotton opsns
firm; sales 70 600 bales; Middling uplands 81 @ Sd
Red Western Wheat IS Id.
LONDON Aug. 17-12O P. M.-Cons,s s14 a e1s fol
money and accOunr.
American secu- ;ties-Erie shares Is; Illinois Cen
trail shares 1G9i Atlantic q Grrat Western share!
22A.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 17-1.SO P. M.-Cotton tendl
upward; sales $1,000 bales. Red Western Wheat 8.
10d q s. lid; Winter 90 10d q los.
LONDON, Aug. 17-4.3O p. M.-Consols 91s q 81,
for money and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-2Os. 1862, s71; d.
1865, old. 81; do 1867, Sc: u s. 10-4Os s23. Fri.
shares III Illinois Central shares 1904. Atlantic ani
Great Wesee n shares 20.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. II - 1901 P. M Cotton closed
buoyant; MiddIing uplands 81 @ SD; sales 1876
pa.es. Flour 24s Cd q 25s. Tallow 43s 3d..
LONDON, Aug. 1850 P. M.--Spirits Turpentir,
at 2Ss I'd. Lmseed Oil dull at e31.
buoyf ut al so.
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F'&E-A two story wooden dwelling house
on Neil street, together with most of the fur
niture, owned and occupied by Mr.. Alexander
+. Haskell, was destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon. There was an insurance OF $500 on
the house and $500 on thc furniture The fire
Caught from defect in the chimney. An ad-
jo' ming house, occupied by two families, owned
by Messrs. H. w. & A. Deering, was damaged
by the roof being burned through and the in
terror drenched with water. This, also, was
insured,
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domestic News.
MAINE.
F! UIE OF MI SCLT.

F! uiE OF MUSCLE
.Sr ;csal D'srs 'ct ~ Wec.e Il Iron Line.l
LFw-aroN, Aug -7.-Elscn, the pedestrian,
became so fatigued on arriving at Winthrop
that be fas abandoned the travel on the fourth
thirty niles.
~ ION BR )GE.
A Joint comm tee from I Lewiston and Au-
burn City Cover merts are to discuss the pro-
priety Of uilding an iron bridge over the An
droscoggin.
PRISONER RECA PITT RED.
Tibbetts, who recently broke from the Jail in
Conway was arrested here to-day and taken
hack to that place in charge of Sheriff L. H.
e stman, OF New Hampshire.
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N EW YO Il II.


NEW YcFf, Aug. 1.-THE Brooklyn Union
this Cyering alleges that Judge McCurn, on
I recent departure for ireland, Left heayy
de alca' ion behind l i'm which will BE- likely to
Prevent his re5url to this country. The amount
WI oh he carrie of is said to have been COLI
siderable, ard has teen invested in real estate
in reland. TIE lodges property in this city
is being uiet'y disposed OF.
CITY AND vI,IN-Tv.
At VIM. Brsdy's dstllery 10 BROOKLYN
$4,000 worth of whiskey was seized Yesterday
by |. 2 re anue Of GERS, and three others doing
an iifo t business were recently closed.
Cor lterfe:t .,)'s of the Shoe & Leather Bank
of tbs city are plenty in this city and Brook
James Wilson, who killed the warden of the
Connecticut prison, escaped from the New
Jersey State rrsOn or New Years day, 49, :,
for burglary. He has also been confined in the
Ohio and Michigan State prisons but escaped.
john Q. Ware murdered his mother at in
gan, N. j., last Saturday by shoot ug her
through the hear. The murderer escaped
STATE TESPERi nee NON NATIONS
SYRACUSE, Aug. 17.-The Arti-Oram Shop
State Convention today had a small attend.
For Governor, Mvror II. Clark; Lieutenant
Governor, c. G. Leigh of New York; Comp
trOler, JAS. Ii. Brennan of Amsterdam; In
spector OF State ? isons, II. Wilcox of Tom
K1nS; va 1al COTnmi5iOners, John +. EdW9rdS
of OswegO and N. w. Dowd of Washing ton
county
;RIc I SCIENCE ASSOC ATJOI.
Troy, Aug. Tone hundred and fifty of
the most distinguished scientists and savants
OF the country were present at a meeting Ut the
American Association for the Advancement of
Science in this city to-day.
WARRINGTON.
PROTECTION TO AMERICAN CITIZENS I he
NORTH SEA.
WAsL NG-oN, Aug. 1.-THE Secretary of
the Navy has ordered Admiral Gibson to send
a vessel of war up the Ebe and Wesser rivers
and along the North German coast to protect
American citizens if necessary.
NDItN AGENc- IS.
The Secretary of the Interior has made ar
range m ents for resto ing the Indian agencies
to civil contrCl whenever practicable. Agents
will be required to have the endorsement of
the religious bodies to which they belong.
A neutrality proclamation has been prepar-
ed and submit I'd to President Grant,
F2IM "a. NCE.
Official information has been received here
denying that the French government had or
dered general removal of Prussians from
Paris. 1t has however required perhaps 150
Russians to leave that ci Y fer the reason that
they violated the pri 'lege of the domcile by
uuiriendly demonstrations against the Fir ,nch
The French and German legations receive very
little information concerning the war by tele-
graph.
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THE CAN RIA IEATEN AGAIN.
Pro. oENCE, r. J ,IAug. 1.-THE yacht
Palmer beat the Cambria seven minutes over
| the allowed time in the race off Newport to-
day.
TEE PJIEFA1 OF .fNRY C. v .:IGnT
will be held in PautucEet on Friday. VIM.
Lloyd Garrison and Wendell Phillips will be
present
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TELEGRApH ITEMS.

The French Admiral has published an order,
declaring all the Prussian and North German
coasts. from the Island of Barkum to the north
of the Elder 10 state Of effective blockade.
Baron Gerike has been appointed Ambassa-
dor to England from The Hague.
Barnum's hotel and adjacent buildings at
fremont, Neb, were burned Wednesday. Loss
500
Lucy beat George Wilkes in horse race at
Saratoga Wednesday. Best time 2.27 IL.
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NEW YORK. Aug. II - Cotton steady; Middling
sales ZIG bales uplsnds at 19!c. Flour-sales IL,
at 40 @ 60; Round Hoop Ohio Is q 80; West.
ern at 40 q 90; Southern at 6 90 q 10 co. Wheat
g &c higher; sales 49,, 900 bush.; No. Spring al
w;n b; NO. at Is g %; No. t1o7 q TO
G1rn quiet and firm; sales $50 BUSH; new Mixed
western at ~ "a S5c. Oats l0wer State at 81 "a Sic
western at 90 g &C. Pork steady; new mess at 20 %
163c; kettle at II q NE Butter frmer Ohio at 81
@ soc; State at 26 q 33c. Whiskey firm; Weste
tree at 81 e-Ricequet; Carolina at 81 q &C. Sugar
STEADY; Muscoyaco at 9 10c; fair to goou refining
Mei ~ "a; No. IL Dutch standard at 1OIc. Naval
Stores Spirits Turpentino quiet at Sci a Ssc; r.
IN trim at IS q ! 80: Petroleum steady; crude al
nc; refined at &C. Tallow firm at ssc. Wool d.
at 81 q 4cc; Texas at 223 q Bic: CatoI mia at l6 a
cd.
CHICAGO, Aug. I7.-Fiour UNCHANGED. Wheat
advancing at 50 "a 96c for No. 2. Corn higher; No.
at u 72sc Oats advancing at 3ss q 3ss ior Nc. Q
Rye advancing at 72ac for No.2. Barley at 1 Or a
OF for No. 2. High Wines steady at 923c. Provis-
ions dull Live hogs quiet at 90 q 60 for com
10 70, choice. Cattle active at Is q 90 for common
Ie5an to choice shipping steers:
90 Receipts 800 bbls. -four, $1,000 bush. wheat
$1,000 bush.s corn 81 900 bush. oats, $500 bush
rye; 1900 bush. barley, 5000 hogs.
$4,000 bush. corn, fS,OOO bush. oats, 400 hogs
CINCINNATI, Aug. 17.-whskey steady at IS as c
Mess Pork at % 30 Lard at l5s a 16c. Bacon Il. M
at IA 7ac tor shoulders, clear lib and clear sides
Hams dull at 2i4 q 25c.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 17.-Cotton steady; Mid
ing uplands at l74c.
MOBILE, Aug. 17.-Co.son dull; Middng upland:
at 1890.
CHARLESTON, Aug 17.-Cottou in good demard
Middling uplands at IL.
SAVANNAH, Aug. H. Cotton more active; Mid
ding uplands at lie.
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GOOD LII sER.-Sixty-fve years ago oul
venerable fel!ow-citizen Mr.. Edward Ingra.
ham, then in his minority, assisted in shnglins
the outside of the Obsel yatory on Munjoy
The same shingles are now on the cd ifce and
bid fair to continue for sixty five years longer
for all that we can see. Such lumber ia NOT
manufactured now
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE Democrats of the
9Th Illinois district yesterday nom mated Th0s.
w. Nicely for Congress.
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PoL.cE.-Depaties Sterling aud Decelle and
posse of police last night made descent on
two houses of ill-lame At one, No. 30 Lafay-
cite street. they captured the keeper, Melissa
Reed and two of her damsels. At the other
place, corner of Federal and Hancock streets
Matilda Thompson and another were arrested.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

BURGLAR SHOT.
ScRiN Aug. ia burglar was fatally
snot by the police this morning while attempt
ing to gain entrance to the First National Bank
building at Carbondale.
~ EXP SION OF e DAMP
occurred this morning in the new shaft OF
Roaring Brook mine, Dunmore Eight men
were seriously burned.
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Members Of the AGED Br.,herb..s

- es'o hBCW DTOtucFuOOu
We publish the following revised list of the
names OF the members of the Aged BROTHER
hood. This list was made out on the occasion
of their recent excursion. The whole number
is 1853. The Oldest member is Jonathan Nor
gam ESQ, aged 3d. The united ages are Ills }
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Missed nme0U Notices.

THOSE desircus of securing large, well To-
Gated building lots, on the line of the horse
cars, Pleasant street, Westbrook, will remem-
be- the auction''at o'clock this evening"
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Furniture, Carpets, CrOckery, &C.,
at Auction.

IN Saturday, Aug Goth. at 10 o'clock M, we
y shall at sales m, Chember s,;5, Mahogany
Marble Top Furniture, Bedsteads, Sinks, Bureaus,
Cha rs. Rockers, five new Wool Matt ssses BAR
BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets, fnew ard second
hard) lot OF new Crockery aud tilsss Ware, Gut
lery, &C.
aul7td F.O. BAILEY g. CO., Auctioneers.
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FIRE AT CAPE EAIzt BErH-At very early
hour Wednesday morning the house, stable
and store in Knightville village. former owned
and occupied by the late Mr.. A. L. Hannaford,
but now owned by Mr.. George r. Davis of this
city, were destroyed by fire. The house was
occupied by Mr.. Hannaford and the store by
Mr. Joseph Seayey. Most of the furniture in
tine house and portion of Mr.. Seayey's stock
were saved Th3 house, stable, store and fur.
niture in the house were we'll insured in the
Hsrover, N. Y. Springf cid, Mass, and Mer-
chants, Providence offices, at the agency Of
Messrs. BRING & Thurston. Mr.. Seavey had
an insurance of $1,000 on his stock and $500 on
his store furniture and fixtures in the Mer
chants Office, Hartford, at the agency of Mes
srs. w. d. Little & Co. Tie dwelling house
cMrs H. M. L. Burns, about fifty feet in thu
lear of the above mentioned buildings wa
slightly damaged by the fire.. lnsCred at Lor
ing & Thurston's agency.
The fire broke out in the shed in the rear Q
the building, and is supposed to be the work Q
an incenliary. Two steamers went over from
this city, but were TOO late to save the build
ings.
~ ho Ink 4.
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brighton, Cambridge and Medcord Cattle
Markets.
Special Dispatch by International Line.1

6r'Rhtoh u, Cambridge and MedEord Cattle
Markets.
Special Dispatch by International Line.l
BOSTON. Wednesday. Aug. H.
and Lambs, $3.50 swine 175 veaIs; last week. a:ss
latte 1880 Sheep and Lambs. 1915 Sw:ne 275 Veals
fT Ps1 ~ va p 49, Cattle, 2s4 Sheep:
fret qualify si2 g sis Is; second Quality Sit Is
- co. third quality $40 90 81 90; poorest grades,
SSuntr e. hides y 1e Country Talow q &c;
Working Oxen-we quote extra $3.50 "a 900. ord,,
nary $2OO $40; handy Steers $40 q $40 % pair.
was better demand for workers than has been
Store Gows-Fstra ss5 @ lis; ordinary $50 q 90.
Is 1.-TWO years olds $25 q IS; three years olis $a5
Sheen and Lambs-we quo.e selections and extra
syins1spring Pigs, wholesale IS i4c; retail, Il
POutIy-Extra % @ &c; medium 20 "a 2Ic
Droves from Maine0C Stone J2O lambs: Tbomnson
IT, 81 lambs ,s M11 S;S.s Davis IS Luce is
& Richardson II; A Clark IL; L Frescoit 49,. J,hn
son y Willis q: B9tterfeld = White II; G Gid
morez.; Cannon 20; J Abbott 10; L Perkins q:
NJ; SAVAGE u: Of Wilbur 4; c L Burton is; D
Remarks.-The Cattle rom the West this week
were not SO good as those OF last here being nearly
200 Texas Cattle among them. The trade Tor good
Cattle has been quick, and in some Instances large
prices were obtaircd but upon the larger port IN Of
Dee-es market we Do not think that there is much
were bet er, and there were so many small stores
among them, the trade for which continues drij
Stimson sold cattle at 124c " H. IS per cent,
shrinkf:e s Cannon, at 114c % ID, SO per ce.t,
shrinkage; lat 114c per cent shrinkage; lows a.
go b. r pais g e. SIT H. for sl5s
per cent sbrinkage G Gidden, 16 at i2lc ~ b.
dressed weight Mansfield, at 11ac, So FER ce t.
age; cattle for $50 the lot. Wells q Co, is
g. FL c c M M - % per cent sbrnIage pair ertt
cattle Leaf at 12!e % per cen, shrnkage
cent sh inkoge, average 1850 TBS, Thompson & ! b
~, q lambs at SO II q head; pair gir:h It in,
Tor $155 " pir. Bniterield & White, 12 fer Al 21b
The Hsl To-; I; air girth in fol s2i5 MaxfeG
mat t1n sac slim COWS at $S5 head pair grta
G.lmors. at i1c and at 11c Savage, pair
$i77 20. W W Hall. cow for $40; pair girth It
IN II $40; pair girth It, for $21l G. M L..
Tor 1892; bulls fer SIS fy head
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The BRAIN demands more of the stomach
than the muscles; in order to keep that organ
healthy, always use j. Monroe Tayor's Cream
Yeast Baking Powder.