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RUTLAND COUNTY COURT.
March Term, 1874.

Hon. HoYr II. WHEELER, Chief Judge.
" ISAAC G. WHEATON, Asst .Jpdces
" HEEL HoL1IsTER,
Henry II. SMITH, Clerk.
Monday, Marcel %. The court convened
at 2 o'clock p. m.
No, 173. The trial of Moses Gordon VS..
A. A. Dickerman was continued. A. A..
Nicholson opened for the plaintiff, who
was followed by L. j. Ormsbee; c. II.
Joyce for defendant w. G. Veazey com
menced the closing argument for the
plaintiff The court at 500 took recess
until o'clock this morning, when Col.
Veazcy will close his argument and the case
be given to the jury.
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The Candidates Chances for senator
srglNGflEID, Mass, March %.

The Springfield Republican of to-mor-
row morning sums up the prospect for the
senatorial election as follows Judge
Hoars election may be said to be out of the
question; Dawes election not very prob
able 1t seems more and more likely that
a third man either Adams rs an indepen-
dent outside choice or some person of
much lower grade from within the ranks
of the republican party will finally be
ngrecd upon as a compromise candidate.
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CONSUMPTION,

the scourge OF the human family, may I'm its
early stages be promptly arrested and perman-
entity cured.
Ravenswood, W. Va, oct. 2Sth, 1872.
Dr.. r. y. Pierce:
Slr-For the last year ! have been using your
Golden Medical Discovery. ] owe my life to 1t,
having been afflicted for years. Did not use II
but a short time before was benefited at that
time was very bad, not able to sit up much,
was suffering greatly with my throat. was get
my lungs. ! have used twelve bottles OF the
Discovery and AIN almost well.
KATE 7. WARDNER
A son Of Mr.. j. II. Meseck Of Chatham -Four
Corners, n. Y, has been cured OF Consumption
by DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical Dscovery-so
says MrC. u. Garfield, editor OF the Chatham
Courier
$. Il. Eglar, drugglst,o West Union, o., writes
to state that DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery has effected a wonderful cure OF Con-
sumption in his neighbOrhOOd.
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Heavy Fire In Elgin, Illinois.

CHICAGO, March %.
A fire in Elgin, Illinois, to-day destroyed
four blocks of business houses occupied by
dry goods. grocery, hardware, drug and
harness dealers. The aggregate loss is
100000 divided among twenty firms.
The fremen were totally inefficient and
citizens extlnguishcd the flames.
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBIIC-Therc
will be special encampmcnt of Roberts
Post No. IA, G.. a. r., ut Odd Fellows
Hall, this Tuesday evening, at 73O
o'clock. There will be mastering of re.
cruits' and preliminary steps will be taken
for Decoration Day" exercises; hence all
members OF the post arc earnestly request
ed to be present
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Van Rensselaer, Mansion Burned.

PorGnKEErsiE. n. y, March %.
The Van Rensselaer, mansion near New
Hamburg, on the Hudson, was burned
this morning. 1t was owned by James H.
lngersoll, of Tammany ring. None of the
contents were saved. Loss about $780,
900 partial insurance The fire is sad to
have originated from the heater Inger-
soils son-n-law was thc only occupant.
lie escaped by jumping from the secoHd
story window, but was slightly burned.
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PLEAD GUIITY.-As sequel 10 the
seizures of liquor at the American hotel
and Van Ness house, on Thursday which
liquors were by the court turned over to
Burlington city agency, the'proprietors APP
pcared Saturday plead guilty to a first Of
fence of keeping with intent to sell, and
each paid fine and costs amounting to
GtQ 90
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A Post Office Thief.
Providence, II. l., March {

PROVIDENCE, II. l., March %.
William A Brayton, young man of
Alburgh, Vt, who has been delivery clerk
in the post Office here for three months,
was arrested on Saturday for stealing let
tiers and committed in default of 81, 800
bail for examination on Wednesday.
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Geological, Collection in Bad Odor.

NEW DIRK, March q.
Property owners near Central Park
Museum have entered very determined
protest against the presence OF the zooogi-
cal col ection in that neighborhood, com
planning that the bowling of the animals
and the eflluvla arising from their presence
not only tends to depreciate the value of
the property but renders 1t undesirable as q
place OF residence
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PHILADELPHIA, March 80
Justus " Aculf Of Montgomery-county
an insane patient at the Kirkbrldge hos
pital. while in the yard with other patients
on Thursday last wanted them to box with
him. His companions all fell upon him
and beat him in u shocking manner causing
his DEATH
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VERMONT CONFERENCE. The next an
nua meeting of the Vermont conference OF
the Methodist church will be held at Dan
vile, commencing on the 22d of April,
Bishop Jesse T. Peck will preside.
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The DEEPEST SOUNDING. The deepest
s0undings in the BROAD lake" seem TO be
333 feet, at several points opposite Burlng-
ton and near Colchester Beef, just south
of the light house
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Salute for Fillmore.

HAVANA. March 90.
The United Steamer Worcester fired
guns for half an hour to-day in memory of
the late President Fillmore. and the Span
ish men-ot.war in the harbor had their
flags at half-mast.
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by the Cable.
ARRIVED.

QUEENSTOWN, March %.
The steamship Baltic from New York.
ENGLISH QUIILDHIVERs IN THE PULLMAN
CARS
LONDON, March %.
On Saturday seventy journalists went on
an excursion in the American palace cars,
and the papers this morning contain flat
tering comments on the American institu-
ton
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CLEVELAND, March 30
The ladies to-day continued the crusade
against the saloon. One band of 200
visited the wholesale houses No unpleas-
ant incident occurred, but no success at
tended their efforts among the dealers.
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DENNlSoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint of loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Statloners
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
june23d&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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First Lake Arrival.

CLEVELAND, March %.
Steamer Northwest arrived here this
afternoon from Detroit The captain re-
ports meeting no ice. This IS the first lake
arrival this season.
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Jhe Gat|anl daily 6lohr.
TUESDAY, MARCH "a, 1874.
New Advertisements.

. Reading Notice--Consumpti the scourye OF
the human family.
Boots and Shoes-W Ross.
New Furniture-L q Kingsley.
Wanted-Twenty-nve good men, Howe Sew
Ing Machine Co.
Adjourned Auction Sale-J II Remington auc-
tiOuppr
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WANTED-Twenty-fivc good, cner-
w getic men TO canvass and act.as agents
for The World Renowned Improved Elias Howe
Sewing Machine. Great Inducements offered
10 good, reliable men, For terms apply to
THE HOWE MACHINE co,
Cor. Center and Wales Streets,
II. Z. MURRAY, Manager. Rutland.
lnch2idtf
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FIRE IN THE RUINS
From New York.
ARRIVED.

New YORK, March 23.
The steamships Wyoming from Liver
pool and Cleopatra from la, ana.
Steamship Egypt from Liverpool.
PROBABLE SUICIDE.
One Moses, a bookkeeper for Braunhold
e. Co., was found dead in Bowcry hotel,
with bottle of morphine beside his pillow
THE SYLVESTER TRAGEDY.
1t is limited that Sylvester, the trapeze
acrobat, committed suicide, as his salary,
81 per week, was insufficient to support
him and his mother
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For the middle and New England states
fresh northwesterly winds, partly cloudy
weather, rising barometer, temperature be
low freezing, and possibly light snow in
the latter section.
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1t is limited that Sylvester, the trapeze
acrobat, committed suicide, as his salary,
81 per week, was insufficient to support
him and his mother.
MILL.
A prize fight for 800 n side took place
here this morning between the bruisers
Mccoy and Rcigan, the former being de-
clared the winner on the fifteenth round.
Both men were badly cut up.
DR. CROSBY on TIE CRUSADE.
DIR. Howard Crosby said in his discourse
yesterday: 81 believe that the misguided
efforts of good men in the total abstinence
cause have increased greatly the evils
they sought To abate. AS a minority they
have been always defeated in legislation in
our state, when, if they would join men of
moderate Vows, who would put down
drunkards and drunkard factories, they
would win glorious victory for true and
healthful temperance
GAMBLERS PULLED.
a gambling crowd of a dozen were cap
tured in lager beer saloon on Flatbush
avenue, Brooklyn. last evening.
A REPORT UPON JAYNE's OPERATIONS
A committee of the chamber of com
mcrce which has lately attended the ses-
sions of the committee of ways and means
at Washington, to expose the outrages of
Jayne upon the merchants of this city, will
make public report of its proceedings be-
fore meeting of the mercantile community
at Stcinway hall On Wednesday evening
TIE ERIE STRIKERS.
The striking laborcrs at Jersey City were
in concave last night, and it is feared they
intend to make trouble to-day at the long
dock of the Erie railway if new men are
put on to take their places.
Governor IIarkcr and Adjutant General
| Striker were ut the Erie office this morning
to maintain order. The first and fourth
New Jersey regiments have been ordered
out and together with one hundred police
men and fifty deputy sheriffs are guarding
the road No disturbance so far reported.
SUIT AGAINST BERGH.
The suit in which Ira Paine sues Bcrg!l
for 81 0C0 for interfering with apigeon
shooting match, began to-day before Judge
McAdam.
THE CALENDER CASE.
Frank l.. Taintor, formerly cashier in
the Atlantic national bank, testified to-day
in the bank examiner Callenders trial, hav.
ing been brought from Albany pententiary
for that purpose
STREET CLEANING COMMISSION.
The assistant aldermen to-day adopted ,
resolution requesting the Legislature tC
create heads departments of health, park:
and finance street cleaning commission
TIE FRRIGHTMENs' STRIKE.
Work is progressing satisfactorily a
Erie. The freight yards are under TIN
protection of the police and militia. Thu
company provided dinner for the workmei
to save them from going out OF the yard
The strikers lounged about the premise
all day. All malcontents have been dis
charged, and will be paid off in a day o
two. There is no difficulty in obtanin!
plenty of experienced men to supply tn
strikers places
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT, I
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Mar. 23.--S D tn.
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A MILL.

A prize fight for 800 a side took place
here this morning between the bruisers
Mccoy and Rcgan, the former being de-
clared the winner on the fifteenth round.
Both men were badly cut up.
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Democratic County Com. of Waldo.

The Democratic County Committee of Wal
do County met at Belfast, June I'd, and the
Chairman being absent. Russell A. Treat. OF
Frankfort, was chosen Chairman, protein. L.
II. Murch of Belfast. was chosen Secretary.
The following Town Committees were ap-
pointed, with the understanding that if any
| town has elected committee other than is
given below, the one elccted..supersedcS the ap-
| pointed one
| Belfast. Elected7feo. f. Wallace, Henry
l.. Lord. Amos Storer. James Holmes and Jos.
II. kaler.
Belmont. D. A. Greer, c. VI. Cunningham,
j. A. j. Lincoln.
Brooks. Alonzo Roberts. Gideon Braley.
Waldron Prime.
Burnham. F. l. Doe, VI. 7. HATCH Geo. Z.
Berry.
Frankfort. elected D. \. Ewell, r. T.
Treat, NJ. A Merrill. b. F. Rowe, NJ. Trundy.
Thos. Ham, Felix Rooney
Freedom. iona. II. Fuller stephen Tilton.
| Charles Glidden.
| Islesboro. c. W. Sherman, +. Is. kellar,
Mark Pendleton.
Jackson, elected. NJ :. Stiles. c. Y. Kim
ball, F. II. Boody
| Knox. Alex. Stevens. Henry Hatch, Far
Liberty. Alvah sherman, Davis Wooaman.
Freeman Lnekn.
Lincolnvillc. w. II. Hodges, j. A. Bracket.
:. G. Wyman.
Montville. |. b. Thompson, A. w. Sproul.
Leonard Cooper.
Morrill,. Thomas Storer, Robert Cushman.
Ephriam Rowe.
Northput. +. A. Dckey. Lucius Il. Dun
can. j. NJ. Stevens.
Palermo, elected. James 5. Glidden. james
Soule b. r. Tibbetts. III. +. Foye. ). b. Marden.
Prospect. John Libby, Michael Haley. Al
bert Hartman.
Z. L. Hemcnway.
Searsport. W. d. Smart. n Roustone. Jas
Park,
Stockton. Joel F. Berry. John c. Days, Lin
coin Blanchard, Lyman Partridge, Joshua +.
Jordan.
Swanville. Hollis Peavey, Josiah A. LARA
bee, George Holmes.
Thorndike. John n. Harmon, Eli Philhrick,
A. w. Ward
Troy. "A. B. Shaw, G. L, Tyler, l. NJ.
Unity. Charles A. TAYLOR, n. W. Nickery.
Crosby. Fowler.
Winterport. George White. Frank W. kel-
ley, Jos. Snowman.
Waldo. Jason Gordon, A. j. Clements. L.
G. Burrill.
Voted, that the Democratic County Conven-
ton for this county be held at the Court House
in Belfast, on saturday, Aug. I'D, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
Voted, that the basis of representation Cor
said Convention be as follows: Every town
shall be entitled to two delegates, and one ad
ditional delegate for every % votes cast for the
Democratic candidate for Governor in 1872, and
one for majority fraction.
Voted that the proceedings of this meeting
he published in the Republican Journal.
All the necessary business having been trans
acted the Committee adjourned.
All of the eight members of the Committee
We're present except NJ. A. Merrill, of Frank
fort, who was represented by proxy by r. \.
Treat, RUSSELL A. TREAT. Chairman, pit.
L. IT. Mt-RCII, Secretary
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The numerous descendants of John Durham
had sociablc entertainment at his house OH
the east side, Saturday, i'll honor of his Goth
birthday, some coming as far as from Virginia.
On assembling they made the unhappy discov-
cry that Mr.. D. was but S9-but they enjoyed
the occasion just as we'll
MONROE. The Eureka Slate Company, of
Monroe, have elected the following officers for
the ensuing year IS. A. Patten, President; A.
Chaplin, Vice President; c. W. Folsom Sccre-
tary; A.W. Chaplin. Treasurer T. NJ Chapn'
Agent A. Chaplin, A. W. Chaplin, W. >.
knowlton. c. DcniSon and {. \. Miller Drec-
tors
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DIED.

OJitNGrN faf}r9s Ie,.arT mn ,,,-5 f-1,,o Il,
aausi BE- priJ III '0'- ~ 4|''''' '"''e 'H" A9e
IN th;s IN IL" ~ l.. NJ Mia, ne WIN
oLeary aged d r; S"''' 49, Nl' '"'' ""e Oh ""es
In this rifl- ~ ;,,. I,4.1l p:,, , ;,
vcars and 6 nonthH = '-S' ''' ~ "''"'"', "Re" u
In this city. III INST cno o douot,o. oe o+is
Il. RYDER, AGED rens md nd non.hs :" ''is
In Lincolnyille ID jnst Anmie y 5rbomos cood .
wears and months -
In Knox. On inst Mr. .;,,,o,, f,,o,oo,+ ,ro, "a
wears. ''''' >''''i'''' 's5e' o'
In searsmont. 9Th iust. Mr.. Alonlo Newell aged
ahout r. wears " " 80 -'' -f-'"'' -'"'ii' "S'"
''I n Pa4 sgnI. uorcl, aotn ria o,n.+ o,na
of Winfield IN 1 .i \, iti'' III H"ths'St cilu
and 10 months. '''' '''i' w. ''fe'i'S "s'' year
In portIand No., o-.1 tr,.: r. ,, .
Iaurens and Sio,i ,orl ,i VIA ~ uash'er oil
In Lulu, MontgomaUv 1omntT Ino H. Ma. bod
NJ Aones p 5f oipa'! tpuhtH: ihoiS' MY I2o'
formerly of Bcfast vi '''' i'e '''oo H. h"Siey'
In North Vassaboro .lnna M Mr. simon Grass
orcd q vears 's''o' W 0"e ~ Mt Sttoh 'f"SS'
In Iincomvl]e .yunc 81 NJ, ,v;,,;,,,, ,,ona,,,,
aged q wears, i month. ~ - "'i'''i" "a "''''
III Ellsworth o-n III ui H., ,fh , %
wears 2sth rlt Ms Uarth p t! IL 49, ,o - -
wears. 18th ult., George William SDrupnt oued y
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MARRIED..


In this city, june Sth, by Rev. \. H. Sweetser o,
Rockland, Mr.. Frederick W. Pratt and Miss Carrie
s. Sargent.
In burnham. June 7th,by Rev T. Lord. Mr.. Laban
A; Fefnaid of Troy, and Miss Martha NJ. Lakeman
IN Ellsworth, both ult, Mr.. Wallace Raymond and
Miss Mary E. McQuinn, both of Ellsworth.
In hit. Desert, Both ult., Mr.. John Clement and
Miss owe p Higgins, both Of Mt Desert.
In Sherryfeld, 10th ult. Edward l.. Davis and
Miss Nellie :. Campbell, all of Cherrylield
In liope, May 31st, Mr.: Warren Pinhham and Miss
Viola Metcalt, both of Hope.
In aldoboro, May 18th, Mr. Norman Cashier and
Miss Bertha 4. Miller, both of Waldoboro
IN mon, May 27th. Mr. Woodbury. NJ. Purring-
ton, OF Rockland and Miss Patia G. Alden of Union
Also Mr. Herbert Shepherd and Miss Lizzie y. VIII
liunls, both of Union.
In Warren. June 1T, Mr. Porter T. Richmond and
Miss Mary j, Swan both of Warren
IN AZ, hoekpori May 22d, NIr; James \. Pettee of
Camden, ana Miss Nancy Jackson, of Montville.
In camden, May eth, AIr. f. s. kmball of Hone
and Miss Lula j. rwss of lAppeton.
IN kockport' May q, Mr.. Henry A. Bagley of
Randolph, MasSand Miss Lillian +. Dung OF Rock
port
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SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
WEEKS Il POTTER. I76 Warrington
ST., Boston, GenI Agents.
DR.. SCHENCK'S
Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic,
and Mandrake Pills.

These medicine. have undoubtedly performed more
cures of Consumption than any other remedy known
to the American public. They are compounded of
vegetable ingredients and contain nothing which
can be injurious to the human constitutions
Other remedies advertised as cures for Consump-
ton, probably contain opium, which is IA somewhat
dangerous drug in all cases, and if taken freely by
consumptiye patients it must do great injury; for
its tendency is TO contine the morbid matter i'll the
system, which. Of course must make cure impos-
sibe.
Schcncks Pulmonc Syrup is warranted not to con
tain particle of opium: 1t is composed of powerful
but harmless herbs, which act on the lungs liver,
stomach and blood, and thus correct all morbid Sc
cretons and expe all the diseased matter from the
body. These are the only means by which consump
ton be cured, and Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are the only
medicines which operate in this way, it is obvious
they are the only genuine for Pulmonary Con
sumption. Each bottle Of this Invaluable medicine
is accompanied by full directions
DIR. Schenck is professionally at his principle of
fee, corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia,
every Monday, and at the Quincy House, Boston on
the following Wednesdays, June 10th and 9th, July
oth and POD, and August 9Th and 10Th.
The Republican journal., 1874-06-11

BOwDoIN COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
The Press says that the following are the
assignments of parts for Bowdoin College
commencement =
Salutatory-S y Cole, n Cambridge.
Mass
Orations-A. G.. Bradstreet, N. Brido-
ton; l., II. kimball, Bath; ID. o. s. Low
ell, Denmark; c. }. Palmer. Portland; J.
X. Wheeler, kennebunkpo port.
Philosophical Disquisitions-H. II. En-
cry. Portland w r. Goodale, Saco; Chas.
II. Hunter, Pittstield II K White, Ores
den
Literary Disquisitions-W R. Hemmen
way, Garland; III. johnson, Gardiner !;
Thos. Kneeland, Harrison; II. w. Phil
brook, Brunswick r. G. Simpson, New
buryport, Mass
Disquisitions-J. p Bickford, New
burgh A. l.. Perry, Gardiner; G. f.
Smith, Monmouth; &. B. Wheeler, Ken
nebunkport.
Discussions-M. w. Davis, Bethel f.
O. Howard, Winslow; G. +. kimball,
Portland; w. H. Moulton, Portland
Observation-Disclosures Gerry, j., Port
land f. S. Hobbs, Biddeford ; j. S. Locke,
blddsford; VIM. M. Payson, Westbrook
NOMINATIONS BY TIE GOVERNOR. The
Governor has made the following nomina-
tons, which have been confirmed by the
Council:
Trial Justices John A. Partridge, Sears
port; Beder Fales, Thomaston.
Justices OF Peace and Quorum-W. C.
Fossett, Bristol; J. NJ. Carleton. White
field.
Notarles Public Joseph Williamson
Belfast.
The Republican journal., 1874-06-11

MURDEROUs ASSAULT. -Ata dance given
Thursday night at Martins. in Hope,
Frank st. Clair, u young man about %
years of age, belonging to that town, and
another young man, stranger hailing
from this city. got involved in quarrel
outside the dance hall, when suddenly the
stranger Selling 4 piece OF plank struck
St Claire Il murderous blow upon his
head, Telling him lnsensble TO the ground.
1t was nearly an hour before he was
brought to. 1t was found that his head
was dreadfully cut and the surgeons cx-
pressed the opinion that he would not
survive the terribly blow We were not
able to learn at a late hour last night when
the information reached rs, what was the
cause of the assault; but it was rumored
that bad whisl2ey and woman had some
thing to do with il. Eochland Globe.
The Republican journal., 1874-06-11
BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET,

W EIINT.NI5A1, JUnC ..
At market for the current wcek-Cattle 1890; Shee
and Lambs 223S; Swine Hoo, number of Western
Cattle 1865. Northern Cattle and Working Oxen an d
Mich Cows 125. Eastern Cattle
Prices of Beef Cattle per 100 lbs. live weight. En-
ira quality 81 25a7 7l; first quality SO 75a7 l. IL;
second quality s. S7l2 a6 50 third quality So 0oa5
poorest grade of coarse oxen Bulls &c. 50 75at So
Brighton Hides-7a7 l-2c per ID. Brighton Tallow
&c per ID.
Country iIdes-,a7 Zee per b. Country Tallow
sc per Id.
Calf Skns-15alcc per ID. Wool Sheep Skins $3.50
az 90, Lamb Skins SOC Shcared sheep Skins ;Jc
Working OXen-We quote sales of pr, 9Th eft
in, $50; pr - #, $50; pr, #. sos; pr,
7ttt in, $40, pr 6 it, 10 in. $40.
Mich Cows and StOreS-We quote extra at Sj5aG0
ordinary S25a50 per head.
Sheep and Iambs-Ihose from the West were all
owned by butchers. Western sheep cost landed ut
brighton Las l-2c per ID.
Swine-slore Pigs-Wholesale, "a. -12c per ID. : rc.
tail l-ias l-2c per H.. Eat Hogs -l"67o in market
tt Has II per h.