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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-07

HIxEsBUEaH MARBLE QUARET.-In septem-
Der last, company, composed Of eight Of the
solid men Of Burlington, st the head of which
company ia Mr.. Henry LOOMS, purchased =
farm in Hinetburgh, Of about three hundred
Acres paying $500 for It. The farm if about
two miles north west Of the village on the main
road to Burlington and ten miles therefrom.
This purchase causel good dss. Of talk in he
vicinity for time snl msny questions as to
what this company was going TO do with It.
/ The sasEer soon sppeared. A company Of six
or eight laborers were toon at work uncoyering
snd digging down into marble edge This
spri Nc. work hss begun again oE spot some
I sixty or eighty rods distant from that wrought
. last fall Il iH understood thst the prospect wss
unusually encouraging for getting fine marble;
and the effort nov s to ascertain if the extent OF
the rock is sufficient to warrant the large neces-
sary outlay in order TO reach the best marble,
and fully open snd work the quarry.
In order to make the enterprise ss certain az
possible, the prop-ietors have brought some
experienced marble men to examine the rite and
the marble already reached. A DIR. Manly, Ia
teres;ed in the Rutland qusrries. ard well &C
seeing the work this spring. He has nine men
now st work under him. They have uncovered
the rock on = slightly inclined side hin, taking
of from two to Eve Feet Of earth and have Eunk
a shaft of about thirty feet IL dilmeeT, CONS
sig ar eight feet into the rock. 10 is said thai
sound marble is never f01nd at less than twenty
five feet from the surface. The top rock here Il
cracked and scanned as il always Is, but Mr.
Manly Gays it is regularly and constantly I'M
proving as he gets lower. And no reason ~
pesrs as vet to doubt that the usual depth vi
develop az sound marble as was ever quErTled
The quality Of the marble, the color
grain, strength and hardness, Is faid. BY
all that have examined it. 20 be equtl or Superior
, TO any found in Vermont On yisit made by tb'
writer to the quarry few days ago. Mr.. Manly
showed specimen Of white marble that b
called "number one,' up top" Ii has a
the fnenets and pure whiteness ot the best hut
land marble, with much more Of strength sn'
hardness, fitting it 10 take finer polish EnI
much more durability. Another specimen tskei
from another stratum bad delicate tint OF fest
color, making II equal to the finest statuar'
marble 1t lie laid that MIR. Powers gave 500
for the block Of which his Greek statue va
made. and that this will be superior to that
nrovided alws IS that tbesblocks can be found Q
sufficient size, and perfectly sound. As yet onl
two thin straits Of variegstei marble have beei
fonnd. the rest is white. 1t involves preit
large outlay to thoroughly open new maIbl
ouIr-v and bring il to be paying business; ou
= At the end Of this part Of the enterprise, II 10
present promise is fulfilled, the prOpr:etors WI
have openei a mine of wealth for themselves an
for the south west part of our county.
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Tie Repu 1iican Voters Of Milton are requested t.
meet ia Caucus 81 the Town Hall, on saturday
evening June ,-h, 1872, at = o'clock 10 elect nine
Delegates 90 attend the County Convention. to be
holden 1t Burlington Saturday June 18th, l-92- In
accordance with very general rule. the selection
81 Delegates Will Re nldo by ballot and the ballot
b. Nss vii. remain open one hour. The plurality
Iule Will govern. and those receiving the largest
number Of v-tss vi be electei. Tne Delegation
s.al haze power 20 Gil vacancies.
g. o. BLAME,
n. @. BosRnNAS, iRcp. Town Gem.
4. &. CsswELL
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HlSEsnuRGH.-Mr Charles Merritt was ar
relted for Drunkenness On May 27th, and. being
brought before Justice Douglass, plead guilty.
and was fined i've dollars and costs. Tae liquor
was purchased AZ the agency by some young fe,-
lows euPloyeI for the purpose, who obtained it
by lying
Capt Daniel Lanl5n was ns;se of Hines
bursi, as WIS also his frs; wife, and his awful
death, and the many unexplained things con
uec,el with it, have caused much interest among
his friend. and leeuain,ances. Il IS believed By
many tbs, no man. drunk OF fober, could iar.
fallen into the trap in which lie was found dead
One lex wss bent over ihs double vhifistree o.
/ the wagon, sed the zoe O: it caught under the
draE-ir5a; the body ha7inc fallen between taa
traces, behind oae Of The horses, si5 having bent
back partially sideways aud under the wagon,
50 that the wheel had Ecrn through his clo.hss,
AMI through the walls Of his chest, exposing the
yi;als But 10 hone CT bis legs WIS broken, nj
/ joints dis.osa;ei, the srm5 we're oa.spresd, lut
I the hsnls were not bruised or t5.,oi, sni thet,
WAS very U.le t. Indicate aa dragging o.. III,
heal or body upon the ground. liis ha. aaJ
cushion OF the re4t vas found 4 mile OF so bass
! in the street The horses SIZE s1i-t1 be entirely
. gentle They seem MOTTO Lave run ct al, bu
/ quietly 20 have walked home, into tAs yard. 81.
under ,as shed to their accustomed place, vhe.D
they we're found. VIII the body o. Mr. LSuion
I as already described Neither his kindred MOI
his frends can IS yet icrm theory O. how thl
body came in this position. Their convictions G
the real cagse Of death are YET 10 he formed.
Three natives Of Hiaesbargh are delegates q
the Philadelphia Convention, vis William A
iyan; ossisn Ray of lancaster de'esa re st larg
from New Hampshire; Lyman B. Bay. delega.
from the Joliet distgic; Of Illinois
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BOSTON MARKETS.


FLOUR. There Is a very dali feeling in the Flour
market and prices almost entirely nominal. The
trade could not be in1uced to operate except at o
liberal concession, hu, desirable family brands are
favorable change. ihe sales have been al Sc 251
G 20 for Western superfne s. 25 q rs for common
extras, and sS1l0 50 for Milwaukee aud Minnesota
extras, Including choice bakeIs' brands. White
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Hui;dgrs agd slate ROOfcrs,
ALSO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ROO + N CT & l. \ T L, :.
Corner Maple and ChAmplsln SITS.

Having b I'd many years experience as Builders
and Skaters, and being familiar with the different
kinds OF Roofing we feel confident Of being able to
do work the perfect satisfaction Of our customers
We have opered a SLATE YARD, where we
shall keep srg' took Of Slate from different guar
riss, embracing all the best sizes, qualities and
coloEs. We employ only tho best workman. and
give Gu; personsi supervision to all work.
As Carpenter. and Builders. We have had a large
expsrinee in ssry variety Of wo-k, and shall no,
hesitate to make contracts for buildlng after any
style Of architecture.
Orders or Inquiries BY all or Ia person, solicited
April 25-sztkwn
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KieAmonu NepubIIcnn IoWh Chucus'
The Republican Voters Of Richmond are request
cd TO meet a. the Brick school House on Saturday,
June sth to ele.t two Delegates to the State Con-
ventiOa and nine Delegates TO the County Conven-
ton The Dele gates will be elected by ballot. The
bcx will be ODen from 730 until p. NJ, under
supervision Oi town committee.
s. W. HATCH, IT,,
q. BOsIwiCK, }ro,.,,'',.oo
H. uILDRH1H.
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The cal fl- The Rspu5.iosa state Convention
for the nomination Of STATE olh;sss aal electors
At large. eppesrs IN our columns tbs morning
Ia view Of the Presidential eleotioa. the State
committee have properly increased the mum
Der Of delegates s. ths. the convention, if each
town is fully Represented viii consis, Of 453
delegates Burlington by the new sP1ostion-
-asnt vii. be entitled to nine delegates
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DANIEL ID. uoevARD's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons con
DISTRICT or csrIrsSDENss paIi9i u. Howard.
late Of the City All State ;'es York, deceased,
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden at BuEln ton. within
and for tho District Of Chttendon, On the loth Cay
o. May, A ID. 1872, duly authenticated copy
Of the lat VIII and Testament, 81 Dani-t -
Howard, late Of said City # New York, &c
ceased was presented 70 tas Court Aforesaid. for
Probate and Il Is ordered by said court tha the lth
day Of Juns A. -. 1877. n the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned Tor proving
said Instrument, and that nO-icethere0 be give to
all persons ;srned by pub shins To order three
weeks fuccessiyely In tire Burlington Weekly rroe
Press new spaper printed 1T said Burlington, pre-
vious 20 the time appointed.
THEREFORE, GU are hereby rptited 10 appetr DO
fore said Court at the time ard place Aforesaid, aud
contest the probate Of raid vii, If yen have cause
tiiyen under my hand, et Burlington in said dis
trict this 18th day Of May A. y. l,72
4sw3w 7. E WALES. Judge
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Aew Adrertisements.
EZEhiEL, 47TH CHAPTER, 18TH
VERSE

''By the rivers upon the banks thereof shall grow
all trees for meat whose leaf shall not fade anu the
ruit thereof shall be meat and the leaf thereof
for medicine" Our great kedeemer has made Q
provision Tor the Of diseases OF man and beast
yet thousands upon thousands are overtaken with
Sickness without suspicion that 1t is caused by muir
curry other subtitle poisons that are so freely used
In many medicines and remedies OF the present day
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OAME INTO THE PREMISES OF TaE SUB
u scrber about n month since, Dark Bay Horse,
with white spot his moss. The owner Is re-
quested to prove property, pay charges AMI take
him away 6lLES ANDREWS.
! shelburn, May "a. ls72 4sg3S
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NOTICE.
MERCHANTS
.E.TTEG.E.EE R.4.EA
af RaErEiN gfGn.

EEOIders Of ". y. 500
Bonds. are reminded fhpt
their BOmSsS tC5it reS'y soon
be called ira. Tke present
high premium, renders IL q
farOrabIe time to dispose
Of them.
Ese hare some prime isi-
resfnsenfs TO offer those de-
string to exchange their
Bonds. and ask interested
DursieS TO call assd examine
them.
e. w. " dollhouse,
Cashier.
Feb 25--d&wh ins
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sEELBuRxE. The Shelburne people are as IN
dependent SIS they are patriotic, snd they excel
10 both these tr,it,. Next Thursday the oth
inst, at . 1-2 p. m. they are to decorate their
soldiers. graves, including their fires Of hevoi-
utionsry fame, the soldiers in the war Of lol2,
u well az those of the recent rebellion. The sd-
dres, on the occasion ia to be delivered by Rey.
Louis N. Beaudry, the new pastor Of the NJ L.
church. Citizens OF surrounding towns are
cordially invited to participate in the exercises
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At the annual meeting Of the Conrectieul
River Valley llus.,ll Association, DR.. Daniel
Campbell. u Ssztoa's River, Wss elected Presi-
dent. All Ur. H. J. IIl.,oa, Of Brs,;leboro, secTe-
ts~v
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Tie clsp55arl nil Of Ezra Dawson, at New
rart Center, YES burned Oh Monday, together
with 3 900 feet Of cjapbosrls.
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legal Bottles.
,,N,I p sMITH,s r,T.TE.

ME, THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appOin;
w cd by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chttenden, CO mssioners receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of Ali
persons against the estate OF Lyman r.. Smith, late
OF Burlington, In said District deceased and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto; and
six months from the day Of the date hereof being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice, that will attend TO the
business Of appointment, at the store Of Allen
Green in the City Of Burlington. in said District, on
the second Thursdays OF sept and Nov. next, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. on each OF said days.
Dated this 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1872.
PA y Po BEAD commissioners.
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- Dr.. sny tn may hs corsu'te, daily, except
Tuesdays and Wednesday, az his OM-e-C9I alt
alton free.
OGae hours from 90 a. H.. 30 8 p. IL. AID f-o---
to p. IL. april lJ-dk~I
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Our respected towasmsn J. S. Peirde' after
being engaged thirty years in business. has re-
tired Nj Pierce wss The o,iss, merchant in
Burlington e1cep! james Mitchell, s. L. Her
rick aud J. E. Br.GsmRii. Ills son ALERT G..
Pierce. carry On the blsiness At the vel known
stand in Bax;er's Block.
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TIE lsssion Of the Colileum building commit
Tee % taugle thar structure necessitstei the pun
1aase Of 10000 shingles las; week, sl-1st the
entire stock in the Boston market.
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ST. ADAMS BrrrzE NAnKer-Narke. Gcel-
day Inactive. fair 90 E3-l - TO pc; extra lo;s,
- t52s.. Cheese, lSs f5r eztr. dsiry; - to
lie for factory.
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aUkbIxGToN AND VICINITY.
Republican County Convention.

Republican County Convention.
The Union Republican Voters ofChitte-dea Ccun
IA, are requested to meet in Contention, by theil
delegates. at City Hall, Burlington, On Saturday
June 18TH ls72, at II o'clock a. N. to nominate can
ddates for Senators and County ossrs, Tor tie two
years ensuing, and to transact any other bushes:
deemed proper when met.
The several towns will be entitled - Delegates q;
follows
Bolton. . Hines3urgh,
harrington 80 huntington,
Charlotte, Jericho
Colchester. !S Nj ton
Fssex Richmond,
She burn q Underhiu,
So. Burlington, Mestfordi
- George. Nluiston,
Total, l39.
Dsic-.tos viii provide themselves with crsdsn-
.5a's IRON their several town caucasss.
4. \. NEWELL,1 County
J. j. MASON, fCN-o--.,..
B A. STEVENS. O'-'- ''''
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gpal gutifss.
STATE OF VERMONT.

NOrtnuclus June ios<
Sealed proposals are hereby invited for printing
the following state Documents. 10 wit; Reports OF
the Auditor OF Accounts. Adutart ond Inspector
General, Quarterm1stsr General, Sergeantat Arms,
Railroad Commissioner. Commissioner Of the Insane
Directors Superintendent and Chaplain Of the State
Prison. Trustees Of ths Vermont Reform School, and
Trustees Of the University Of Vermont and State
Agricultural College, in the general form and style
Of the Laws Of Vermont for 1870 TO be bound in one
volume and elvered at the flee Of the secretary
Of state, IN Montpelier on or before the frs. Mon
day In october next.
Also, the Report Of the Board Of Education in the
same form and style, bound in 4 single volume, and
to be delivered at the same time and place.
Also, the Report OF the VernOnt State Board or
Agriculture. Manufactures ald Mining. in the same
form and style, bound in a single volume. and 10 DO
delivered q. the same time and place.
Also, the Biennial session Laws Of 1872. in the
same style, bound in a single volume. and TO be
ready for distribution before the frs. day OF
January, 1873.
Also, the Senate AM Horse Journals, in the slme
general form and style OF those 1870 TO be bound
In separate volumes and ready for distribution on
or before the hrs, day Il May, ISIS
Details Of contracts will be governed in all par
tolars by the provi ions OF No. o. Ct the Acts or
Ie91.-to which parties Interested respectfully
referred.
Blank proposals for BIDS will be furnished at once
10 parties desiring 10 enter iItJ contract for any
part Of this WORK
The right to eject all or any prop sals as may b.
deemed fo- the nteIes. Ct tie state, is hereby
served. GEORGE NICHOLS
June b-w3t secretary Of state.
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BUTTERi BUTTERI
fyAsH PAID FOR CHOICE BUTTER EVERY
~ A. b ASHLEY,
HARRINGTON. May 29-w3w Peck's Block.
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DISTRICT OF VERMONT $.
the Marshal &C t-e District OF Vermont OF either
ofhis DspCie
GnEErISG
VEJHEREAS, Ia a cert3.r cause Of contract. civil
W AMI malItlus- moved ana prosecuted tefire
the ID strict Court the Uultsd States " America
for the District Of u; on beh4ifoI the North
eTn Transportation Company, aElilst the Cana!
boat. helen her boats. tackle apparel AID
furniture and against al persons in general having
or pretending % have, any right. title iute-es.
Of New York, hath been admitted by the aforesaid
Court % intervene for his interest therein, n a
cause Of contract, civil and maritime
You are therefore rebg strictly chlr--t j-in.ly
and severa.ly, tina; you cite at the premises, all
persons IN general, who have CT pretend TO have
any right, title or uie-es; he the sai1 Canal Boat
her boats tackle apparo. u furniture o. appear bs
fore the Aforesaid court on the 9TH cay of June Is
At DO o'clock IN the forenoon, at its Court room IN
Burlington, Vermont. then an there 10 answer IN
70 the said Henry Lock, touching the allegations
in his libel, now on he in the Aforesaid Court con
tanned, and further q 10 and IA this beh l.
as to justice shall apper,an.
Ana you are hereby jointly aud seyeraily cIupuw o.
ercd and strictly eu0iued and commanded that Gu
arrest the said Canal b at. called the HELEN her
boats, tackle apparel and furniture if she shall BE-
found witln your District. and the same arrested
you keep under safe and secure arrest until you
shall receive further Orders from the Court. tho
same sha d be discharged ny -ue courss OF law anc
Court, what you shall O.. ia she premises t3Eether
with these presents
Witness, the Honorable ptsii A Sma ley, Judg 70
Of the Aforesaid Court, o.. Burlington. in sad Ds
trct, thus 18th diy ol april, in the o. our Lori
| ls72
b. A. sNALLEY. Judge,
Z. Z. HARD. Proctor.
/ \. Is. FLANlGAT, Deputy L S Marshal.
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DunGuaT AT SwASr1S.-On Tlurtisy eve
ming last, come thief entered the house o: Hon,
Wm I. S5wl5z, President Of the National Uniou
Bank. aud took Liz gold watch valued at $50
s25in money aud dies to the Bsus safe
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NOR SALE In quantities to sui. purchasers. at
L manufacturers prices
May 6-dkwtf
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A TBnEz LE5oED CoLr-A mare belonging
OHM Ju5s5n Of huntington had a colt on
the 1iinst, vbish hal Only three legs One Of
the fore le-s is u.stirr, bu, yet ;Le little All
nal tr5.s s55u; as lively az any colt
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..t E7 r.. Long 3 TO- Elevation above tide
a.. r.,- tcdt. above Lake Champ.aln ~ feet
NAY-FoURTH WEzk-l772.
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4. = 4. Ring, VI. Z
U MAsELNaI-N- D. Il

,Professor OF O. ste;rcs AMI Diseases Of Woman All
Children. 10 the University o. Vermont
to-I No s., Wax NESS HOUSE, BuRLSoroN.
oGoo hours from % tol2a N. a-i as,er 3 , m.
My --dkw1F
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rrRaT's IMPROVED COdED1NE AND PINPLR
lEMtuI.-The Skin Medicine oi the Age Is war
rartri o. cure fLEsH WORMS. IINrLEs Erupt.cns
lul bLorCHsD designations " the a,e. Sold by
a.. url--l-ts Depot. 50 Lol1 S.. New York.
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TO THE PsOPLE OF CHITTENDEN
COUNTY.

TO TIt; people OF CuITTENDEN
COUNTY.
Permit me 20 auno-ncs myself as candidate
for srArK SENATOR subject 70 O., d,ciiion Of
o., R,pubheIn Count Contention. Ia 90 doing
depart from the rlle laid down by many that cflcs
fh1uld seek this man, not ma the oGcs.7 In JUST
acaton thereof, can oay sly tha;, irrespective
Of the iA,t that in many St1tes no one could hope
for su,cess VINO did 70: opeaiy tec'ars himselfa
candidate, ny self cln.ler IL far mosc honorable
thus publicly 90 announce ones ss,f 10y p ..;ion
than = seek il otherwise.
As a native Of Vermont, whose ancestors we5e
among the Gr.i settlers 10 the State / return after
a few years residence in Fur~pe, hoping 70 make
M future home with YOU. have r'siied Ia Hurl
iugtun the pas: four years ii elected 70 the state
Senate. pledge myself
lst To receive no pay i-1m the state. c'rs ter.u,
the honor yuu confer upon me "A .ullcieut lmpeu-
sation for my services
2nd' Not % become pecurll5ily Interested either
directly or Indirectly in any private scheme o- til!
before the Legislature,
3rd. To give my entire tire turing .As session o.
the Interests OF my constituency.
CHARLES PONEE0Y BUTTON
Burlington y. May ith. I-72-t'd1w Us av
4. + 4. HING, VI. H..
- "a. arrz..r.x r.
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chr @1arhets.
Nuter;o,sm Union Live Stock Market
foe lus wEzK EIDrSG TUESDAY, June !, 1872.


asoJsr OF LIVE STOCK At MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine.
E Eass y Tsss' IS IS i i@1l IS
Prices OF Marke, Beef-A few choics, $40 259lO so
extra - 0O6 ipoD; first quality s. p a IS Sec
ond quality, 81 90 a. %; third quality s 90 a So
Prices ofStore Cattle-workinS oxen, q pair from
Mich Cows and calves from s3o a 60; extra. s65
"a 90.
Farrow Cows, slJd25.
Western Fat swine-Iivc, none.
Stores Wholesale, 7a5 SC, retail sac! Fn.
Prices Of sheep anG Lanns-in lots, 8 o.
1878, So and g. = each ENtra, 2 90 % $40 %.
Wool sheep s8i0 c Pif sheared sheep 607io T r..
spring Lambs sGG u uo Fheid
Veai Calves, 81 90 70 nr,
Prices Of Hides Taliow and Standardization Hides,
ga9ic y p Tallow 81 G6c q 70 Country Hides,
siagc fib.; Tallow, 20 SIC 10 Pelts, s3O ~
4 Is; CalfSkns. 21o Plh. shssIol skins s 50 each
Parry skins, 81 each.
REMARKS.
Cattle-sppply of cattle light, and the business
was soon despatched. No arrivals from Canada this
week Butchers that have made this market their
Headquarters have cepenfes SOMEWHAT upon CaDa-
"a cattle for their complement, but ths week they
made their purchases at Brighton. The feT clttle
that chan ged hands vent from "a higher than
closing prices last week AZ Br ghton ana as high as
last week at this market. Cattle supplies will very
soon begin 10 increase from the North. Geo Jones
sold GOOD oxen 20 Mr.. Prndle on commission | OK
70 earnard 1T lCc c ID, dress WI, 0ress l2Je lbs;
3to Mr. Cover ct 5isP ID, live VT, av 1000 lbs live
/ COW for $50 dress 675 h.. Roundy sold oxen
mt lOc lsB, dress VT OK ri 90 eb, dress VT. est
| mated 10 dress 100 each. Sargent sold oxen,
we'll fstted by simeon sale Of Danbur, Ii lat iOi
caSb dress VT weighed market 363l bs,dress 1884
/ rs each Dow sold ins oxen for l0tc Rtb, dres;
/ 1900 lbs each.
sheen and Iambs-This week we I'm ysrded l23.
| head against III last week. This light incress.
has not affected prices. Rs her early for good
mutton trade IN the city. n + Rice sold splendid
car load Of tted by Eli N Chase, of White
| Greek, Washington county, Y. Mr. Rice sold THU
load s95, said 10 he the best over the road MI
/ Cattrell, f.om the slme place, who has been men
toned as an extra feeder, will have TO beat this if hi
can J Thomas said hey were the best lot b,
ever saw. W Jones sold 100 lambs at $40 Y head
! average IS lbs.
Pcultry-several cattle dealers had poultry OF
| the trains No material caange in prices effected
We think the poultry business is slightly improved
in the city, Rest lots of extra poultry at PIC Y ID
| prime, l5aDi &c Y b good l7Mi9ic " % medium
| is Iltis y ID , poor TO medium, Ice v b.
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