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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

in French Kid, morocco kid -f0xed and serge,
button and lace, for ladies, misses and children,
Prices redueed, At 7. s. Gartrell's, 700 Seventh
street, corner Of /,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

DR. THOMAS MILLER has returned 10 this city
In restored health AtteT az absence OF two
months, aud will resume the practice VI his pfo.
feSsIon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

Dr. r.. b. Verdi, health Oiioer Of the Hoard Of
Health, len Last night for Rye Beach, New
uamrahlfo, thgr0 ~ remain ten days, During
hls abssnco Dr. bliss viii act ~ health 0tleer
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

FIFTY LABORERs WAITED Immediately. In.
qulre at corner Of Eighteenth and NJ streets:
CSC. FoLLANsBKK.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

D1POT QuARTERMAaTTh'g OrFlyE,l
= bT Lou1a, \ o., july -, 49,
Sealed pFopoa.s, "a dnpipAle, viii he reserved At
THIS olhoa untn IA sfolo \, M, SATURDAY, Au-
gnst ~ 1871, for ipInhps aad settof e"pius ~ the
st0na wHls now being buli Ar-uud the tiraHi Uen.
sterifs Al jefferson Uiy and kltineiled. NJ, N 60.
coTdanoe With plans end speoincAtaus tr b. sscn a
ne osmslr ~
4 EuATaHts. will 10 ts1plred 10 sro,Furs' cash
hid, Tor the IN mensy Va No " The wrikhd 10
NJ ordaf NJ the Ouattstmasirf y ns'sl
- q itNES,
Cemste les o. hlEs ,nrt sad l,iin"s bO
NIlllIA Ii EIILL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

CALL AT THE AGENCY Of the Keystone Sewing
Machine, A. q, Stone n o., aEshts No. pl2 y
street, opposite Masonic Temple, and secure
programme for music at the Presidents grounds
Tor this eyeaius. Published by Alfred Cam.
mack,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
iii Major Of EnGinssTs, u 81
DRoPosALs FOR TIE IMPRovEMRNT or
tue DIS MONIES RAPIDS Or THE MIS-.
SIPPl RlVHR.


KEoKUK. Iowa, jail !, lisa. !
Sealed proposals., In duplicate Wlll, b received By
the undAfsiEnsd a the United Stai4a " nEinaef's
enoe, 10 the city Of keokuk Iowa, until u Oth Of
August, i61a Tor furnishing and delivering stone Tor
ihs o1mpvton o. the frst Lower Lock GDd for the
labor required for the excavation Of p'ia and coz
s,Tuetion Of the emhAukmsnt wall OF tbs aipal, now
10 ptOo0aN OF Coustfuclioh around the nFa holuea
Rapids The usual oondltlona will be observed Tho
right e Iosaryed to iset any and all bids Unplos Of
an'y and all iufoImAon, ba OBTAINED bI personal
application At this once Bids for stone viii be
tered separately.
PROPOSALS. mnst DO Inolesed 10 . scaled envelope
lndorssd Proposals tor FprnishtnE btqnA for the
U(Signsdl JOHN N. MAUOMB,
Colnnel Of Nina iueaTA u y. Army EnEneeT In charge
and General bugehntendent U. 3. Improvement
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
THE COURTS.


sFHotAL THaN-yudgs HsmpAreyi .-This court
was engaged a. iolloWs yealerdayi
Green ". Merfiok Of al Application for "a
Injunction 10 restrain the eale % certain estate
OF the late DuH Green, on capitol Hin The
was ovcfruled, and the sale ordered Tot tuesday
next Adiourped.
ORFuArs' OoURr-,Judos HumpAregf.-Thls
court was engaged as follows yestsrdayi
The will o. Ann MattinEly was admitted 70
probate and recoUl.
The last will and testament Of Charlotte H.
Dawes, deceased, was Allied. Tho teatAtriH BE-
queaths all her personal effects and west part Of
fuuare No. ga to her daughter, EiiEabeth M.
Dawes, and the Income from the balance Of her
estate 10 be divided among the other heirs, and
names Frederick Bates, her soh,ln.law, a. ex.
eoutor. .a.
Letters Of administration were Issued 70 Chas
N Thomas on the estate Of Evan Reed, and
bonds In the sum Of $4,000 were given. Al.
burned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

.. UmIED srArEs RHonIHHh's OFFICIAL
OoaHER HougroN AFD 6RANp sTRrufp, \ ,
NEW YonK, JulT IL, teIl ~
Proposals viii be received AZ this once nntil
noon 90 the ath day o. August HIa Tor drodginH At
different ppluts on NE bayanuah river, OsotHlA
fog speod snd al nsoo.say t2a, ApplJ
Mao " sSssssS Br,vsa saslsi y s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

u. 4. IEuISIER OTTICE,l
TmnD STORY, UNION BANK BUfLplFu,
FAHkITH, AEAR CuAnLEs BrnHEr,
BALTIMORE, MD, July IA, ls71.
PROPOSALS arc invited Tor additional dredging At
QueehstoWn, Maryland from Chester river 70 Upsons-
town. 80
Proposals 10 be ssAieda duplicate, lndonsd on out
side, and accompanied By COW q this adssItse.
mont will be received until Of August n, IHla
enos Of suoh bidder - mAy Wish 70 be present.
The material Il easily removed. There Il nock
The channel not 70 eGooed shouts feet In depth a.
mean low water. The locality IL sheltered.
Information, 70 be had application At this once
The light 70 reject any BID y resoTysd,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
$500, 900 in Currency

y be gISSs 70 M h9ldsI, q tst;ss BY dl,tbgllOn
Tufs pR nVIFra
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFIOF,
~ WARRINGTON, ID, o., Juy Is, Ig72
On the petition Of DAHnL NEWTON. Of SouthiuE.
tonl Oonn,t PRAYING foT the extension Of a pats5t
granted % HIM on the oh day Of November sSs foF
an npTc yoment IN hhoaTa Tor cutting Sheet Metal,
ordered that the testimony In thB Gaze 10 OlOset
en- ths SIN day Of October nett that tho lima fIT
hlnH Affnmeuta and tho fHaminsTH report he limited
70 the 18Th day Of October next and hst aid matt
u9a b heard on the sd dag OF October nsIt.
Any person mAy oppose this 0Htenslon
NHbSW NJ. ID. LEu0EfT, UOmml6bloneF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

TREAeUhY DEPARTMENTAL
WAaHIrarun, -. v. July y, ls1A
Nouog Il hereby Etsa that sealed proposals VIII be
M isth dsV 81 R1sa't mi ~ ~ pgSebSs, ~ mrs
thousand I've handrrd and forty Que CbiD Fur seal
hkina, more or lsl, which nov N tbs custody Of
the COLLECTOR Of Ouslofns ~ New York, taken s1ms
time since the hsal laiaada Of AiaskA Territory,
and Witch are ths prgpsr1 Of The United States Gs
Tue eondltioua o. thssals ean he Gsosrsnsd on IN.
auiTy At the tiolleotat'e Once al NV YNtk. Pro-
possls to he lad ret, hlds ~ seil skln..n .
geo. ~ Wtl TWILL
n2N Narretafy Of ths Treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
Proposals.
nHIO RIVER ulPBQyENKrT - REMOVAL
" OF BACON HOOK,
UHirED af,YI,' I,,stnrE. 0ssioE

UHirHD hftFIa lletEEln OIIIun,l
ouorpNtri, 0tlo' J1iy ]. isii
9s,l,d gsogqi 2 dapies's W q 70 a, A.
dsg .! AsF4h lsil, faf ths rsmovai 81 ths hss5h
spssias ssa gila,sa iorqs TOT proposals yin
be turnishod % hpflioatou, . ..,,...f s
10 Msos Ea.ius,, ~ hhIsIss dtios.l.
n 9EESgF HTsp6SSg SIG GSkR GER SK qlREf wv
UuIEp aTkrEs ErqIHsEn'a UIIIoE,l
Hgs..d Sross.si sgu x aSpls;,s Ps5p,
spls ior Dunk lr6og WoTk," wiz - received -
ss y .sSSa q dI sSoSs 10 ss y BE uSS
HPElI 4 A, "a sN, n
ES.s nd u suT M sysd e x.
ii. siEi issi 5. N. Ha,d Fine
III. SLtis iss, 2 IA ~, Weiis 9as ,-,,,,,
F.oe nm y - "a i lnsD p. ior ~ pound
a.H5 ay,n bolts " isohe' sqasfe. assorted
IL rs round, na., soES-, snd v.sh.s bolts, "
iushe' d,sms,sS, a,s.sIsa i,as, ~ ~
erred. ~ lrehes square, u inehss iouF, 80 ibs.
Nv tsls wrepSht iIga spiks'. sud " Inches p
FsfIaifR 81 LkBiS1h TO BE PGRFoRmHD
Soy ilusal ies! erib building tandss gatgr goyD
z ~ sd sd Iald for By the hn'ai foot Of usneer
IL S +. e. i.. ,S =, 80 ~ suslsS
umbsT fastened m elaoe.
gu Sss 'spt Is! eS SS'i a 81. e SSHi
W. Nso igst b, n loanlllnE ,oisls and piAnk 70 be
at.sd Esln.a nd i..tsnsd IN plaos, 70 bS bld and
BIDS fos Iron dssisrs or saoh And ever tan Of iron
material vii Be- entertained. Other bidders are
qalred % W en eaeh ed sys Item q All NE other
the lowest may erpect the award.
must be made, mar he hAd upon Apglie.t,aa 10 this
onara ~ HARDWOOD,
uH MAiarof Ennineera
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

oFTioE or PUntIo nuILDISos an eRoup,ps.J
CohNER Pa, Ava. AND Twenty EIHHr eTnrET, 7
WARRINGTON, u. o., Jdly 49, ls71
Sealed proposals viii BE- received uaul August ~, Al
Iron BTdfe the Potomac, ~ the IAtis Falls,
In the District Of Columbia on piets and abutmeuts
standing,
Pstsons prgposins WI fuinish complies drawings
and description q The btidgs heJ propose 10 erect,
with ita eapaeity ard weight 49,.
The lsnEth oil bridss sbout l $50 feet
tgrihsy IN ormatOn can be obtained on application
PlSpossls must be induced " RrOpOs.l for Iron
nftdFen
The Tisht Is reserved 10 reject spJ Q. Al sl4..
iy1l-Bt Major Of Engineer, u. 4. Army.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

Us EsanNEn OFrtcr, \
THnp srUAI. usieE BAsE Buupno,

THInp BronY, uNioE BANK BUnpno,
EAnnTTM, MAR OHAnnNn HInEnT,
BALrtnoRI, Nd, Jnly 10, tel9,
ffoootae are invited for msking a pHANhhIl IN
zane name
Proposals, TO D. tsaisi o. duplicate iHdogssd or 81
bva oppg " his advsIiissuisHt, will be Tooeand until
noon q August II, lsI9. And Niii be oosnod II ave
The amount % monsy available for making the
channel Is about ai.t00.
The TiGhl 70 reioet any BID D reserved.
Forms Of PROPOSALS, specifications, and other
desired tnfnrmaon eau be had On appllc.t1 a. this
ofAa~, 'WM, p uHAtGulbts
DIp Major Of HnElueorp, u g. A.,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

,srEcIAL NoTICE 70 GIocon and Dealers
ter and eggs daily by cypress.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
PRoroBGLs ron BUPFLiEs,
hEhboS A. 6ESSt4: u or, Or tn ''

u. \. EHoIkIER OETICHl
ObWhao, NJ ", July I, liza. ! 7
Sealed gESgosSiI viii be rsosved a. Tits once until
material Tor constructing two hundred and forty (tl
ne.i feet, more less, Of Pier At oloott hATboE,
There will be required about one hundred and hIt,.
two thousand ub9QO0) foOt, board measure, Of hem.
feet q pine timber f1ry l0ir 90 feet oak snnb6lng
POsta. I've hundred b0l pounds Of Iron, three han.
necessary labor for constructing the pier.
olAoa. JOHN n WILSON,
I'LL Major Of EnHihoSrl III n Army
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-13
The Washington Treaty.
Yachting.

The Channel match of the Royal Thames
Yacht Club took place to-day. The course was
from the More to Dover. The Egeria came in
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-13
Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, SC.
Arnnfinnn
Execufor,s Sale of ReaI Estate

DURSUANT to a license from the Judge Of Pro-
Il bate for Cumberland County, shall sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, June 18th,
1872, ut three O'Clock NJ, the two storied dwelling
house and lot numbered SO Chestnut st., Portland,
belonging to the estate Of the late Edward Roinson
deceased.
VIM. H. JERKS, Executor.
The above sale is postponed one week.
F. o. BAILEY g. CO., Auctioneers
Portland Nav IL 1870 iofaooIat
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-13
WASHINGTON.


Ine ftcpuDncan National Committee.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The National Re-
publican Executive Committee met at the Cap
ltol to-day. There was very large attendance,
including Secretary Robson and Gen. Cowen,
Assistant Secretary of the Interior The pro-
ceedings were very interesting Several letters
from prominent Republicans in different States
were read; those from Virginia and North Car
DINA taking very favorable view of the pros
pect of the party in those States in the coming
August elections -a7l.- -U
Senator Wilson, in long speech, rendered
his resignation as Vice-President of the COM
choice but of consistency The duty panied
him because of his long association with the
committee.
Several gentlemen followed in brief remarks,
and it was suggested that the nomination of the
successor to Mr. Wilson be left with that gem
tleman.
Senator Harlan, Assistant Secretary Cowan,
Gov. Cooke, Judge Edmunds, and Frederick
Douglass were elected as a resident committee.
1t is thought that Colonel Alvah Crocker of
Fitchburg, Mass, will succeed Wilson as Vice
President of the National Committee
Senator Wilson leaves for home tomorrow
night. Previous to doing so he will write his
letter accepting the nomination of the Phila-
delphia Convention for the Vice Presidency.
Ex-President johnson, who arrived here last
Monday week is still in Washington, but re-
turns to Tennessee tomorrow.
Prominent members of the administration
now here, unite in the firm belief that the Gov
eminent will not consent to a postponement of
the Geneva arbitration. The conduct of the
British Minister strengthens the rumor which
prevailed in official quarters several months
ago, that they had satisfied themselves that the
tribunal was inclined to give damages to the
United States and this they had ascertained
through their secret agents.
Our Government is in daily expectation of
receiving information of the release of DIR.
Howard. 1t has made no imperative demand,
as has been stated, to that end, but long ago
instructed our representative at Madrid to neg
lect no occasion to urge in firm but in re-
specful language his release t
Some of the high officials believe there will
be cabinet meeting either Tuesday or Friday
of next week
Senator Harlan has bought a half interest in
the Chronicle, which is to be brought into closer
relations with the administrations.
1t was stated in the press despatchds last
night, that number of prominent democrats
held a secret meeting here, and resolved to take
immediate steps for calling convention for the
purpose of nOminatind a democratic nominee,
in the event of the Baltimore Convention en-
dorsmg the Cincinnati ticket. Inquiries made
to-day resulted in ascertaining that the meet
ing, if one were held, was merely informal;
that the persons designating themselves demo-
Gratis were strangers here; that the number
was not so large as reported, and that the alleg-
ed proceedings had no significance beyond a
few individuals who joined in furnishing the
item fir the press. fs
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-13
MINOR TELEGRAus.

The German bakers in New York who work
fourteen hours day have organized Protec-
tive Union and resolved to ask for the ten hour
system
John Robertson has been sentenced to fine
or Sl50 and two months imprisonment for kill
ing George w. Phillips, a colored man, who
tried to escape arrest
A Washington special says that Senator Car
penter will soon leave for Canada on diplo-
macy mission, the nature of which has not
transpired
The Democratic Convention in the Seventh
Massachusetts District have recommended the
adoption of the Cincinnati ticket at Baltimore.
mated Thos. A. Hendricks for Governor and
Washington Depuy for Lieut.. Governor.
Reports from Camp Crittenden, Arizona,
mention that an attack was made on the Ranch
OF Thomas Whitman, who was sick in bed and
WAS Killed, and his wife, though wounded by
I Il. made her escape to neighboring ranch
1t is believed that the Indians who committed
these depredations are Pinal Apaches.
Edmund Yates, the well-known author, who
Is about to visit America on a lecturing tour
was entertained at dinner in London, Tues
gay night, by large number of his friends
among tne persons present were George Au-
gustus Sala, Shirley Brooks and many of the
London editors.
A London sprcial says that the assembling of
the Geneva tribunal is the absorbing topic of
discussion there. The general feeling in Eu-
rope is that England is afraid of the arbitrator.
Inuendos insulting to the tribunal are recent
!t Is said in high quarters that Russian money
is operating against England. Count Catacazy
Is mentioned as continuing on this side of the
Atlantic, work for which he was expelled from
Washington. 1t is believed that Prince Gorts-
chakoff 8 diplomacy and purse are opponents
too formidable to be safely encountered.
Henry Beck shot and killed his nephew near
Huntingburg Dubois County, Indiana, Satur-
day last. Beck was arrested and sent to prison
where he hung himself on Monday
The Evansville, Henderson & Nashville rail-
road has been sold to the st. Louis and South
Eastern Railway Co. i-.
The Spanish government has released the
schooner William Julius, which was captured
and detained at Nuevitas, the English Consul
intervening
Sir Thomas Dakin, late Lord Mayor of Lon
don arrived at Chicago, Wednesday, He visit
ed the Board of Trade and was introduced to
the members.
The house of j. H. Reed of Nashua, N. H.,
was struck by lightning on Wednesday and
Mrs. Reed stunned by the stroke.
The Democratic State Convention of Ohio
has endorsed the Cincinnati platform and can
didates, and recommended their adoption at
Baltimore.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-13

CONCORD, n. H., june 12.-The Republican
Legislative caucus, to nominate State officers
was held this evening. J. w. Emery presided
The following nominations were made:-Secre-
tary of State, Benz. F. Prescott, of Epping;
Treasurer, j. A. Carter, of Keene; State Prin-
ter, 0. G. Moore, of Nashua; Commissary Gen
eral, G. F. Montgomery, of Strafford. The two
last were nominated by reclamation. 1t was
voted to hold the caucus to nominate United
States Senator tomorrow evening at clock
The Senatorial excitement continues to in
crease as the time for holding the caucus ap-
proaches. Every possible effort is being made
in behalf of the candidates by their friends.
There has been no new developments in the
contest to-day, and both Mr.. Rollins and Mr.
Patterson claim that they are sure of the nomi-
nation 1t is impossible to tell the strength of
either certainly, as there is said to be a number
of representatives who are not pledged to either
side and do not indicate their preference. The
argument of rotation is still used with effect.
and at present the chances of Mr.. Patterson's
nomination seem to be fewer than Mr.. Rollins,
but it is possible third candidate may yet re-
ce We the nomination.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-13
MASSACHUSETTS.



Boston, june 12-The Beacon Park races
to-day were largely attended. The race for all
norses to wagons was wen by Bigley's ch M
Fanny, beating Mudwasher's Maid, Royal Mike
ana Shepard Knapp in the order named. Time
do, 236, 2.35, 2.3S, 2.40 1-2, 241 - 23S IA
The race for $50 horses was won by CAROLS b.
z; Gar, beating John Lambert, Abdallah and
Honest Brock. Time, 2.36 10, 23S, 2.4O
Young Mems Christian Association.
LOWELL, June 12.-This afternoon session
OF the Young Mems Christian Association Con-
Ventiou, commenced at o'clock.
Introductory devotional exercises were given,
ana a. the arrival of detained delegates enabled
the chalr to fill the committee ON permanent
organization
Inc committee reported as permanent officers,
r. Thane Miller of Cincinnati as President.
Mr.. Miller declined, but upon urgent solicta-
ton accepted.
Vice-Presidents, Hon. J. D. Hill of New
York, G. E. Colchester of South Carolina, j. H.
FRANKLIN of Alabama, n. III. Irwin, West Vir-
glnia, j. r. Watts Indiana, E. w. Chase Min
nesota, r. Windesall Nevada, Rev. j. Ander-
son Connecticut, c. NJ. Bailey Maine, j. Boyes
Quebec, w. j. McCallar Ontario, w. B. McNutt
Nova Scotia, S. j. Lincoln Maryland, C. w.
Sleeper Massachusetts. General Secretary
Geo. ID. Strout of Pennsylvania; Assistants,
f. Skinner, Jr., of Rhode Island, E. T. c,
knowles of New Brunswick Brother Hutch
inson of New Jersey, presented the sixth an
nual report eof the executive committee, and
also the report of Mr.. Morse, one of the execu
tive committee.
Mr. Windersall read an account of the Nation
al Association; Mr.. Simonds followed in prayer.
Mr.. Cheever of Cincinnati, chairman of the
temporary committee ON business, announced
the meeting for the morning.
A resolution by unanimous consent was intro
duced, limiting the time of speaking on topics
the author to Is minutes, and all others to
minutes. 4
Rev. Mr. Winchester of Providence, r. l.,
closed with prayer at o'clock.
A severe thunder shower accompanied with
hail is raging, which will tend to small even
ing attendance.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-13
The Wool Market.

Special Dispatch by International Line.)
BOSTON, June 12.-[Reported for the Pressl-The
following is a list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock rs a
7sc; do choice Xxx y q 73c; do fine II a 72c; me
dunn 70 q &c. 65 a Zoe; Michigan extra and
Xxx 70 a TIC; fine 68 a Toe; medium 70 "a 72c COM
IS a CSC; other Western fine and X 6S q Toe;
medium 81 a zoe, common IS q Csc; pulled extra
go a SOC; superfne go a IS; No 1, so a Coo; comb
ing fleece 80 a SIC; California % a 5Sc; Texas IS
q soc; Canada IS q 75c; do combing IS a 90c Smyr
Ayres 35 "a 48c; Cape Good Hope Al "a 47c Austral-
ian IS q 62lc; Donskoi IS a 5Oc Mestiza pulled rs
q 90c.
Remarks-In the wool trade there is no material
change since report of last week. Manufacturers
are purchasing wanted and we never knew them
Indifferent about supplies at this season Of the
year, when the new clip is ready for market. What
the wool market may be some months hence, when
the supply and demand is more definitely known, it
would be difficult TO foretell.
In New York the settlement Of the tariff question
causes better feeling, and there has been more in
quiry from manufacturers, though the business done
has not been large. The views of holders are still
above those of buyers though in some cases lots
have been closed at prices under our quotations.
In Philadelphia the week opens with very dull
market and it is difficult to realize quoted rates in
many instances hence it is impossible to advise with
any degree of accuracy The stock of domestic is
small and mostly of choice quality, which is held
firmly. The supply of foreign is large. Small arriy-
ais Of unwashed from the neighborinp Counties NJ
Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia are re-
ported but the clip of Ohio and the Western States
held back, very little yet having come forward on
account Of the lateness of the season. There is more
disposition the part of growers to meet the views
of manufacturers.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-13

Brighton, Wntertown and Medford Catt
Markets.

Markets.
Special Dispatch by International Line.)
BOSTON, june 12.-At market this eek:-Cattle,
3251; Sheep and Lambs, 5228 Swine, $4,000; Veals,
100; last week-Cattle 1854; Sheep and Lambs 6OO1
Swine, 1880; Veals, 966.
From Mane-Cattle none; Sheep and Lambs none.
quality 81 25 a rs; second quality Sc rs q 90;
third quality IS 90 a 90; poorest grades Of coarse
oxen; bulls, &e, 81 % g E ewt, live weight
Calf Skins zoe y fb sheared Sheep 75c each; Lamb
Skins 75c " skin; Dairy Skins 81 90 q % p skin.
Working Oxen-But a few pairs in market, which
much call for them and few pairs is all the market
requires each week during the summer months.
Store Catte-Nothing doing in the cattle trade
nearly all the small cattle that are in fair condition
Mich Cows-Most of them in market range from
$16 to $50 per head Most of store that in
fair il, condition are bought up to slaughter
7ic ib. Most of the Sheep were taken by butchers
or taken at commission.
Swine-Store Pigs, wholesale 81 q SC p fb RETAIL Z
"a SC; Columbia County Spring Pigs 1oc " fb; Fat
Hogs A a &c " fb.
Poultry-EItra 10 q zoe; medium III a 1sc; poor
Ice " fb.
Remarks-The trade this week has been quiet
Prices for beef Cattle have advanced 49 &c ID from
last quotations. Buyers were in the market and
several lots Of beeves were bought for the Maine
kets The quality was better than those of last week,
There but few Northern Cattle and none from
Maine
We quote sales of 60 Western Cattle average weight
weight average weight 1915 Tbs; 1s at 81 SO } cwt
average weight 1105 TBS; 60 at SIC y ID live weight
average weight 14Os Tbs; As at SIC " ib live weight
average weight lit ibs 10 at SIC ID, live weight,
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