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HAVANA nARKETs.

HAVANA, Jan. 20, 1871.
suearAn quotations slightly advanced with improved
demand business small but prices ar sell
les Nos 10 TO ~ advancing quoted at 81 10G reals
Nos. ID TO 20 advancing quoted at III 1874 reals
covado firm. Exported during the week
and Matanzas $500 boxes and $500 hhds of which 5000
boxes and $500 hhds to the United States Stock
manning In warehouses Havana
and 1000 hhds Molasses Cayed firm reals muscavado
active at Ga reals Bacon quiet at 16Sc IKE. Butter
quiet at Csc BE- Flour buoyant at $l3 % FLA Hams
steady Lard dull keg sSc tins, sv'4e Tallow firm
barrels &c Lumber White pine steady At sas $40
quoted at ~ reals Hossheads drm at ~ az 81 20
empty hogshead active at - IN Hoopsong shaved, 1868
SO; short active $45 S4S Freghts quiet but
expected; boz sugar to United States Northern aud
Southern ports, 81.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The Late Commissioner Newton,

The Late Commissioner Newton.
Before Judge Beneclct.
At the opening OF the court yesterday petit jury
was empanelled after which
Assistant District Attorney Allen arose and said
that in the absence OF the District Attorney, It be-
came his painful duty to announce to the Court and
members Of the bar the death OF Charles w. New
ton, Clerk OF the Circuit Court and United States
Commissioner for the Eastern and Southern districts
OF New York. AS mark of respect, Mr.. Allen then
moved that the court adjourn.
ExJudge Beebe seconded the motion and made a
few remarks euoglstic OF the character OF the de-
ceased.
Judge BENEDICT, In granting the motion, made a
few feeling remarks aud the court then adjourned
until this morning at ten O'Clock, when the trial OF
be resumed.
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SUPREME CDUnT-caAmBEaS.
The Old Bowen Estate Litigation Still Source
Of Handsome Revenue to Lawyers.
Before Judge Sutherland

The Old Bowen Estate Litigation Still a Source
Of Handsome Revenue to Lawyers.
Before Judge Sutherland.
Elizabeth X. B0tren Us. John S,c,trdge ana Hai-
ranus B. Dur'vea Executors, &C., ct m-This will
be remembered the suit growing out OF the SETTLE
ment OF the old Bowen estate, at present comprising
S. 900 worth OF real estate in BROOKLYN this city
and Westchester county, and personal property to
large amount. In December year ago Mr.. James
w. Sweeny was appointed by Judge Cardozo re-
same Judge vacating the recelvership and entrust-
ing TO Mr.. Nathaniel JARVIS an examination OF ac-
ss p at 70 WIN
liam M. Evarts urged that the fees should be
from G q as he
giving them five per cent on collection or rents,
amounting to $500, besides paying like sum TO
counsel. Mr. Banks In opposition, claimed that the
care OF estate OF this magnitude for the time Mr..
sweeny was receiver was fully worth the sum
trustees. The Court took the papers and reserved
Its decision on the motion and postponed the hear.
ing OF several other motions made In connection
with the same suit.
John r. BlOdgen u.s. ZOgbdum-Metion granted
with ten dollars costs plantIr 10 abide event of
the action, the plaintiff TO give the stipulation
annexed to motion papers.
Philip Ktltern Us. Marta St,osset ct aL-Report OF
ance denied Case to be settled on notice
C9OtCteU et OIL. Us. SneaM CT d.-MOtiOn denied,
without COSTS to either party.
KtnOfnan ps. KtngDtdn ct dl.-Default set aside
and the motion for settlement Of issues to be re.
stored to the calendar and Eeard Its merits with
out costs TO either party on this motion.
CQb0nE ct al. u. Q. IL. Wells.-Motion denied
without costs.
Smith us. fr,es.-Allowance to plaintiff OF eighty
dollars.
Henry Altennord Ct al. Us. Wartam Wengenortn
dl-Moton denied, without costs TO either party,
and stay vacated.
Marie q. Vtllette Us. Henry La Faroe..-Tne bond
was and Is defective. The condition should have
been to pay on demand OF 0bgors, &c. The plain
TIN may have eight DAYS to hle new undertaking
and serve copy with notice OF Justification, and pay
ten dollars costs OF opposing the motion. II this Is
zone the service OF the copy, summons and com.
plant may stand and the defendants have twenty
days 7? answer It, II 1t IS not done the piantns
complaint Is dismissed with costs. ordered 10 be
settled on notice.
Wdtoh et at u.s. Gu et aL--Molion granted and
reference to hear and determine.
Thomas H0LiOtr0V rs. Stephe,is et ny-Motion de.
nied, without costs.
James ". AndruS. Lecetrer IS. The Glenrale
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COURT CALeNDARS--THIs 0AY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Before Judges
Ingraham, Barnard and Cardozo. Opens at half
past ten A. M. Nos 245, 249 267, 268 272, 274 ESQ.,
2S4 1885, 1885, 2s7 28S, 300 POI, 292 $685. 294 295, $685.
no. 407, 298, 299, 300, Sol. sMr.t
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-Bef Judge
Sutherland.--Nos. 90, IS, SO, 14S. 1853, 1914. 206.
MARINE CoURT-Part before Judge Alker.-
Nos 4s43 4s9S 54s2 1929 1882 1885, 4934, 1885, 1885,
1888. Part 2.-Before Judge Gr0s.-NoS. 4796, 4S1O
1909, 1910, 49l7 1920 1922, 1925, 1927, 1928.
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Those Gunboats for tho Peruvian Govern
ment.
Before Judge McCunn.
Antonio Al,ar us. Captain John Graham. This
suit still drags Its slow length along. All yesterday
was consumed In hearing argument OF counsel on a
motion to dismiss the complaint. The motion was
Denied and the taking Of evidence will be resumed
to-day.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, JAN 30-6 l.. NJ.
CoTroS.-The market for this staple opened strong,
sellers demanding ,c per Id. advance and in a few
sales effected this basis Subsequently however,
under the influence of liberal offerings the market ruled dull
and heavy at the close, with receipts than 1000
bales ahead OF last weeks receipts at corresponding day
The market weak the receipts Of this week point
ing the highest weekly aggregate Of the The crop
viii probably approximate In weight IL not number oil
mated At bales the average weight Of bales this
he sales today were bales OF which So bales are 70
arrive including bales for export 1854 bales for homo
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SUPREME -aacuIT PART 2.

Wrongful Detention OF Propcrty-Heavy DAM
ages Awarded.
Before Judge Gilbert.
Jesse H0y and Others Us. Go,'ha,n A. Baker and
Otness.-The plainttfrs, who are produce and csm-
mission merchants, doing business under the name
OF Jesse Hoyt Co., brought suit to recover 49, 915
by the defendants. The case has already been re.
ported In the HERALD. The jury rendered verdict
IN favor OF the plaintiffs for the full amount claimed
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The DEATH Of Mr.. BLUNT.
JANUARY 80, 1871,

JANUARY 80 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In your issue of Saturday last, the 2sth inst re.
ferring to the aeath OF Mr.. Edward II. Blunt at ST.
Luke's Hospital, there is q misstatemeut In saying
that he boarded at my house. merely occupy
room in the same house IN which he also had an
apartment and when ordered to tho hospital by his
attending physician, by desire OF Mr. T.. Il. Blunt I
paid the charges necessary for hs adniission
thereto. Your correction OF the mlsstatement WIN
mucn oblige, JOHN MACOQUGALL
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Charge Of Using False Tobacco Stamps.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States Us. Joseph Sclptde,,a Ed,card
!Schetder ana Albert Scheider.The defendants are
charged with having used false tobacco stamps.
The particulars have been already reported in the
HERALD. The examination had been set down for
hearing at twelve O'Clock yesterday, but post
p0ned till to-day, OWING to the absence Of Commits
nsl0ner Shields at the funeral OF Commissioner
NaWtnn
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SUPERIOR C0URT-spEc,Al TERN
Decisions.
BY Judge Barbour.

George II. cray Us. James FISK, Jr--Plaiatir al
lowed twenty days to serve proposed case.
John Boyd ct al. rs. Cathartas Holdin -Order
granted
James II. FISK Us. me Strth 4psnue Railroad
COn.pdny.-Ths same.
Jeremiah FOlCler Us. isaac y. Snlth.-The same.
otis G. Bulnet DS. SIDNEY NJ HODki,ls.--The same.
II. A. P00er ct al Us. L. HetdeI0u90er. The same.
George Il. Dunn,ng Us. John H. Puiest0n.--The
same.
Lazarus HaH9arten us. F,au,rsa,. THE same
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COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. so. 1871.
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calen.
dar for January 3l:-72, 10, 47x, SIX, 5sI, 5s 81,
IS, rs. 70, Il, ~.
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COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the foreign imports at New
York during the past week and since the beginning
OF the year -
1863 1870 i87l
Dry goods f2520.259 $l,9i7, 100 So, l09 l01
General mdsc.... 3,550,0iI !, l29 245 $780, Cos
For the week. s6.070,336 S5.O48 404 &c. 7O5. 7O4
Prev. reportel... 9,2S5,S5l 8,9l0,4l3 1921, 326
Since Janl ..S5,356 49, si3,o56slT SEQ, 1881, $50
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Woo,yen Company Exceptions to the report OF the
referee 0verruled and the report confirmed, without
costs to either party.
Us Morgan et al. cs. VIM. Il. Skfdfnore n 0f.--0n
this motion leave granted to defendant determine
his motion for leave to amend his answer and that
such motion for leave TO serve amended answer
should be granted on payment Of ten dollars costs
Of opposing motion, the amended answer to he
served In twenty days, and order to be settled on
notice.
Before Judge Van Brunt.
B0dtae et al. ps klliun.-Case settled.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET. l
MONDAY. Jan. 800 T.. M. I

faG TREASURY PEO0A ANN ron rAoHoa"''
The Assistant unted sta.' Treasurer at this city
announces that in aecordanAH with instructions
from washington he will buy bo.'ds and sell gold
according to she following programh ~'-
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES sTRoN

SOUTHERN SECURITIES STKONI.
The southern list was generally steady and strong,
with considerable activity In the new South Caro-
llnas. tue following were tue closing street
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY 81 l87rRlpLE SHEET

prices:-Tennessee ex coupon, 6ii. So: do. new.
o4H o4Ts; Virginia, ex coupon, G5,s Co. do. new
oi "; Georgia skies, si1s 81; do, sevens.
81 ~; North Carolina. ex coupon, 464 a 46K;
do' new, "a Is; 40, special tax, Is 10; Missouri
skies. 1924 a 80; do. Hannibal and ST. Joseph, IS X
a Ssk; Louisiana skies CT a 8S; do. Ievce sixes 10
70; 40. do. eighls. so q IS; Alabama dves 10 q
72 do Fights, s7,s 9s; do railroad Fights, o. 90;
south Carolina skies, rs 80; do. new, January and
'uiy oo'a 81; do. DO. April ana October, 0l1s q
wi Arkansas SKIES, 81 n 90; do sevens SIS a 60.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The imports OF specie at this port during the past
week have been ma fnIiowa.
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SUPREME COuRT-GEaEaAL TERM.

Special Order.
Before Judges Ingraham. Barnard and Cardozo.
Ordered That no appeals on the general calendar
will be heard at the fall terms new calendar or
appeals from non-enumerated motions will be made
for that term. Notes OF issue must be filed with the
clerk before Thursday, February 2 next.
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ranged from three to i've per cent The operations
OF tho Geld Exchange Bank were as follows:--
Gold cleared $40 SIS, 900
Gold balances lC4s,7l7
Currency balances. .................. 1,155,22s
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
POwELL--CLASEN.- On Monday Janurry 90. at
the Church OF st. John the Evangelist, New York,
by the Rev. Mr.. Quinnel JAMES II. POWELL, OF New
York. TO AUGUSTA j., elder daughter OF Mr., IL. Il.
Clasen, OF New York.
PuLvER-KISG.-m this city, on "Wednesday, Jan
uary Is, by the Rev. A. II. Wyatt, GRIFFIN Il. PUl-
YER to Miss EMMA KING. No cards.
SCHENCK--WULCox.-At Ogden, Monroe county,
n. ", on Thursday, January 20, by the Rev. Alex.
McA. Thornburn at the residence OF the brides
father wnKENs SCBENcK, OF Matteawan, N. ", to
ANNIE r. daughter OF q. W. Wilcox.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The Right Of n Cashier TO Certify Checks aud
the Responsibility Of the Bank Therein.
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SUPERIOR CouaT-TRIAL TERM-pMr /.

us Hallgarten us. Feu,rsan. The same.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30
Miscellaneous Items.

To emphasize something he was ssvipp
about the election, a young man of Kau.
sas, struck the butt of his gun on the flool
and the consequent discharge, Of the
weapon fatally wounded him.
This style of obituary is recommended
for people who OIL &C. to narrowing detail-
John Smith Of New York, revolver :
&c. jerks of Philadelphia, third story
window; "Ann Jones, laudanum."
Stephen Pearl Andrews says that 'tht
Absolutoid and Abstractoid Elements
mus Of Being echoes or reappears by
Analogy, within the Relstoid and Concre
told Elsborismus" Were it not for thi'
luoid statement the proposition might seen
confusing.
Young Winnemuccs, chief Of all the
Piutes in Nevada, died recently of con
| sumption. He commanded the Indian
army in the spring Of 1850. in the battle
near Pyramid Lake where Major Orms'
by and many others were killed.
Although the new and fourishin9 city
Of Antwerp, contains no buildings, il
boasts If more than twenty prospective
oil wells and looks forward with conf.
dence TO brilliant future, which il will
probably re.li2e in case the oil wells
should get on fire.
A gentleman travelling 10 Tennesses
just after the close of the war, overheard
the following conversation between two
women of that country, who had been to
town and were retaining home on the cars
No. l. What has you in that paper
No Q. Soda No. /. Soda what's 90
dap No. Q. why, don't You know what
soda Up That ere stuff what you put in
hiskits that makes them get up and hump
themselves
out the ham from the sand wiohes
and substituted slices of soap therefor.
rhe result may be imagined. He was
lathered.
A young convert down In Maine dem
onstrated the force of habit by remsrkine
in conference meeting that some of the
proceedings were not according to Hoyle.
Chicago cries bravo to the captain OF
the Magnolia, who left his own house
bold goods to burn and used bis boat all
Right in saving lives and the property
along the dock.
Five oivil-righters escaped from the
Barlow. Ga, Jail, and An intelligent local
paper says, mother the ailer or the pris-
oners are to blame
The London Public Opinion gives re-
port that ]. A. Fronde aud Wilkie Collins
contemplate visiting the United States
in the capacity of public lecturers.
There Ia spectre in Portsmouth, Va
which throws itself across the railroad
track at pisht az the trHiu approaches
but prudent'y gets out of the way again
The bail of Thomas G. Fields in New
York has been ius'iaed and accepted.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30
POultney.

For the psst Ave years Poultney has
been increasing in size, and improving in
appearance; but in no year has the
change been greater than during the pre-.
sent. Bulldog commenced early In the
season, has been kept up during the sum.
mer, and even within the past few weeks
three residences have been commenced
and are in process of construction.
The slate interest in Poultney and
vicinity has been very successful the past
year, probably twice the amount of ship
ments have been made Tthis season that
there has been in any one year before.
The heavy demand upon the stock of
slate during the season leaves a limited
supply at present, and most of the quar-
ries will employ a good working force
during the winter.
There has been bought at our depot
during the season 81, 900 bushels Of pota-
'oes, 10000 of which have been shipped
to Boston and New York;
The various stores Ia town show a
full and at raotive stock Of goods for the
winters trade, and Joslin's large store is
not only crowded with goods but with
customers.
Rev. j. Newman, proprietor of Rip
ley College, in circular of Nov. LIST, ad-
dressed to the representative men of the
Methodist church in eastern New York
and western Vermont, makes a PROPOSE
ton to sell the college property, and offers
the first chance of purchase to the Metho-
dist church either by some conference &C.
tion or by it's representative men. Should
the institution pass into other hands, it is
earnestly hoped that it may continue
under the control of such influences as
will maintain the character and reputa-
ton it has formerly enjoyed as an honor
to the town and blessing to the world.
The wedding of Mr. George II. Wells
and Miss Alice Buell., which took place in
the Methodist church, on Tuesday last.
produced quite pleasantly ripple in the
social life of oar village. But as a re-
porter was in attendance who has given a
full report in the daily HERALD of Wed.
nesday ...apy sllusion to the details is I'M
necessary. 1t is due the occasion, how
ever, to say that the arrangements and
ceremonies were rich in variety. and sp.
pointments, and carried out with ability
and style. OBSERVER.
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CHESTER. demonstration OF
the truth that woman has the right to suf-
fer-the recent disfgurstion Of the classic
statue Euamel.
A new firm at en- old stand. Heads
of families and othe, for generation past
babe known the cid store on North street
az a fsvorite resort. Here f ,uri@hed
Sherwin & Richardson, Sherwin s. Blsnrh,
ard, ard John L. French & Co, and vari.
Gus temporary changes in partners and
styles, and the store has always held q
This season it has taken a new Lease OF
lifs and prosperity under the care of the
new firm, Barton g. Bemis. The old
store, always pleasant. has been complete
iy renovated and refurnished, and ia now
unusually attractive and convenient, G.
D. Barton was formerly a member of the
firm of Robbins s. Barton, and his connac.
tion with tn well known house has
given him wide a"qusiutanoe, aud bis
Thorough integrity and honorable reputa-
tion in the community ia we'll knewn. L
Bemis WAS for long time a member OF
the firm of Hilson, Miller & Co, whose
establishment was on Depot street, and
IA a reliable and upright citisen. B4rton
s. Bemis begin business with the good
will of the public, and with that practical
knowledge which iusures success; and if
each member of the firm draws all his own
friends about him, the amount of custom
will be sufficient to crafty an ardent am
bition. The senior member of this firm
ia our genial postmaster, who has one of
the most coy Offices in this vicinity.
"A new road leading past the Central
House, frem Depot street to 1t avenue.
has recently been surveyed, and parties
are engaged in putting it IN suitable
condition for travel.
The "fathers of the town have re-
gently laid out road from the bridge on
Depot street, near French & Co.'S store,
and running through Demiag's pasture
aud forming a junction with the present
travelled road, near the residences OF A
FL. Hayward and o. Ellis-the new road
is to be built for the purpose of avoiding
the heavy grade of the old one near Cross
and Depot streets.
Yosemite Engine Company No. I"
are making arrangements for Firemen's
Ball, about the 1st of January next.
r. P. Pollard ia Flushing a hall,
75x30, in the cheese factory, and when
completed it will be one of the beat halls
in the State. VIDEx.
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MONTPELIER. - Montpelier has bu;
but few manufacturing industries, but il
mskes amends for them in produce, there
being one or two toierably heavy opera.
tors. among whom may be mentioned A.
G. Derby, who handles $500 barrels Of
-four, 1900 barrels of fruit, and $50 fear
loads of grain annually.
Montpelier must wake up is manu-.
featuring interests, if it wishes to be
called one Of the manufacturing cities OF
the country; and bat fo- the foundry and
machine shop of Lane, Pitkin & Brock,
no busy signs of life can be seen here.
The above firm have very neat and spa.
cious brick building where they make
saving mills they employ some fifty-6ve
hands, run thirty power engine, and
have fitted up during the past year about
one hundred mills.
Last week the premises Of Curtip
Harlan were searched, and quite 30
amount of stolen goods were found and
seized. Harran has been arrested.
Dexter Larkin, of Montpelier, had
two of bis fingers taken of, and two 9th.
ers severely injured, while at work on
Saturday last at the circulrr saw in the
building of the Montpelier Manufsctur.
ing Company.
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BOSTON LIVE sCOCK MARKET.
For the week ending Tuesday NV. IS, 1871.
Reported for the Rutland HKRALD,
AMOUNT OF sroox At nAnxr4.

AMOUNT OF sroCn At MARKET.
c.,t. Shoe. sssi... rst G.r.. Veal.
This week. All asa ooo 400
Last week, s,s9l SIS 50 Loo
one year ago, 1ai4 S.so so ss's
Beesper 100 lbs. on total wight Z hide, tariov
and dressed mat. .1.r. go or 90 First
9s.'ity ;si Is oats 50 Is co. quality T.soo
We tern cattle, I've .-igh' be-t,sh27 Ne; good,
6 q CSC; light, q 51sri stor- cattle, ~ &4ke.
Pr pound ls..n. 4Sskc .sr 10
Mi ch eJv- and caves fr m $50 q $50. Extra
from ses To SIS. Psrro~ oovs. sia to tas.
a &c ,ss ga tao year old. slaSss'
s~ine-W-st+rn 1T, lone. Northern dressed
hogs. 34cpr Id. store--Whol-s.l-. none.
Pnce- Of she-p ana L nbs-In lo1s. "a 0Uass o.,
per head, ut nom ssa6 sc. per h.
Spring lambs, 500 q 50.
Price of hiis-, alI~ and ,kins-Brishtoa
hides % per % country ds. sss q e.
Brlghton tAlI0v, &c q ski soun ~ "a Low, s6e
10 Sc.
shss-ed shesp SKINS Is 10 Soc each. Lamb
skins, q TO SIS. Calf kin. L. T. $50 Per ID.
Prices Of p0u1ry:-.Lrs Ice psr Id PRIME.
liAc; povr 20 In. dunn, 40
REMARKS.
As usuai on Tha,k-giving weels IRE purcbe,
of cattle and sheep a,e SAL Poultry = tna
"r'er OF the week. The rat lie trade has been
dnn al the week. The receipts tie day aft-r
II
demand. 1T the C ose OF bu-iu.s - a. Brighton
son. go Of he "e-tern reu Q Q. q un,oH A.
the drov-r- offered {, make sma-r any rrs on.bis
terms With yer. Five hundr-d and six head
of We-t-rn c.ttle thst We noted h s.ls or uo.t-
ly N small lots IS ver Ii At SIC We weigh, !:
6 stshc; Is at 5I.e; "a a. &c; 2! at exc; Iss at
exc; o at 65e: 10 at $c; 81 st6Sc; 81 At sAcc
5 at eTc; IS a. 7c: at IL. Qualify o,asid.
cred '- eel ers claimed that - o. .ouif ayer-es
from 10 ~ is.s has la week It w-txrtovn.
b. D0n -old , g OF OK n. 10 Q 1000 Ib. ss-h
at ssc; nv yea -iee 9. 0 lb- AZ excl
Il 40 los at &c dressed one tat 90 =. 80 lb. q
SIS. J. Sabin sol1 Ia p. W.-db idge 2 oxen.
~ drs.s 100 lbs. st s. per To- dr-- Cd on OF 800
lbs at tx; ne bu for ts7. or &c per b !; one
COW, SO lhs foe sss. Ths sheep ira e j. about the
at 10 psrlb. DIV Co sdry old lo4 Light sheep It
$50 PR bead A, Yov'er I'D fssbeep At Ike
per 10, and 81 lgat thesp at &c Per 10. Poui.ry.
The grr 1t chang "a The veath-r frum Indiaa
GUNNER yesterday. TO .cIo-e aprorinatbn this
morn ng % zrrO, has cut up prices On dressed
poultry, Sc mOre per b.