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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-11

iPobre mujal! janto al 9";c:o
de IN portal So rccost6,
sin faer1as va y 'naribHnda,
sin movimiento : sir voz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-11
Y extiende Las r,anecitas,
y llora ain compaslon
de su madre que es un martir
de entranable immense amor.

iInfeIiz! al tierno arcangel
besando con efusion
con su manto hecho girones
pretende darle cal0r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-11

7 en- pos de un aldabonazo
un lamento sc escuch6:
-iUn abrigo, una limosna
pOr ell santo amor de Dios!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-11

Que en- desordenada orgfa,
cabe espaeioso salon,
gritan hombres sin entranas,
y mujeres sin pudor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-11

Y apretAndolo a su seno,
mientras sube una oraci0n
que repiten los querubes,
en- la falda le arrop6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-11

Enmudecieron los canticos,
ell escandalo ces6,
y Ell silencio de un sepuIcro
supli6 al internal clamor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-11

Ell silencio fue instantAneo;
cue tras saturnal fragor
una rOnca carcaiada
en- la orgfa reson6,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-11

De Granada, segun ell histor ador
americana Herrera, salieron las caflas
de azdcar que Sc introdujeron en- Ma
dera, v dieron, con las de Andalucfa
y de Canarias, hasta ell descubrimien-
to de America, la mayor parte del
azGcar que Sc consumia en- Europa
[Z 9ga ManuJ dM fabricaat de sucre]
De Granada, donde Crist6bal CO.
lon obtuvo de los Reyes Cat6licos los
medios de empreEder su expedition,
que afladi6 un Nuevo Mundo q su do
bic corona, cuando acabsban de plan
tar, al lado del estandarte de la fe, que
sostuvo la lucha ocho yeces secular de
la Reconquista de Espaha, ell pendon
de Castillo en- esta morisca y fantas
tica Alhambfa, Ell immortal Genoves
Sc llev6 las cafias de azdcar que, es-
parciendose desde Hispaniola [hoy
Santo Domingo] q las demas islas y
ell continente de America, donde erau
desconocidas antes de su descu-
brimiento Mr.. de Humbo' 'dt], han
llegado a ser ell principal elemento Dc
su riqueza, pesar de la imperfeccior
de su fabrication de azdcar
De la misma Granada, casualidac
bastante rara, sale hoy una inveocior
/ que, al perfeccionar dicha fabrication
ha de aumentar tanto la producciol
del azdcar de los passes doade Sc hal
propagate sus canas; ademas, es s.
Exposition actual y su Real Socleda'
Econonlica de Amigos del Pals,
| quien dedico esta Memoria, que la
i primeras van hacer conocer las prl
micias Dc nj ipysnQIQnl Esta qusEssr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-11

Para bacanal impura
tanta vida no bast6,
mientras imploran la vida
dos angeles del Senor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-11

Y tras IN grito la madre,-
y el infante a IN estartor,
de Ia muerte entire los brazos
yertos quedaron los dos.
Il. PinedG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-11

Y extiende Las rpanecitas,
y llora sin COMPASSION
de su madre que es un martir
de entranable immense amor.
iInfelizi al tierno arcangel
besando con efusion
con su manto hecho girones
pretende dsrle calor.
Y apretAndolo su seno,
mientras sube una oraci0n
que repiten los querubes,
en- la falda le arrop6.
DE pront0 suena en- 10 alto
I'm frenetico rumor,
y gritos, cantos y brindis
ell ancho zaguan tembl6.
vibran lanzadas copas
entire askxiante vapor,
y ruedan mesas vasos
con estrepito feroz.
Que en- desordenada orgla,
cabe espaeioso salon,
gritan hombres sin entranas,
y mujeres sin pudor.
Todo es algaTara. escandalo,
desnudez, prostitution.
mientras la virtud implora
un abrigo protector.
Para bacanal impura
tanta vida no bast6,
mientras imploran la vida
dos angeles del Senior.
Enmudecieron los canticos,
ell escandalo ces6,
ell silencio de un sepuIcro
supli6 al internal clamor.
7 en- pos dc un aldabonazo
un lamento Sc escuch6:
II Un abrigo, una limosna
por el santo amor de Dios! -.
Ell silencio fue instantaneo;
cue tras saturnal fragor
una rOnca carcaiada
en- la orgfa reson6,
Y tras IN grito la madre,
y el infante q I'm estartor,
de Ia muerte entre los brazos
yertos quedarOn los dos.
II. PinedG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-11

MedicO --Llamamos la atencion so.
bre el anuncio que en- su seccion CO.
respondents poae nuestro amigo ell
facultativo Elias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-11

Carme.-Los dias Is y 16 del cor
riente Sc expendera a veintidos Guar
tos espanoles la libra de res, y a vein-
te cuartos en- los dias II J 18.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-12
L.-.... LTIFIIs7- ~ p - ------1
A Narrow Escape Heroic
-r-d,a-i .ua Conduct l,5..

Day before yesterday number of
ladies and gentlemen, residents of
Williamsburg, drove down to Kings Mill
wharf gu the James river to receive a
bridal party. The ambulance belonging
to the insane asylum arrived about the
same time, containing several of the most
hopeful convalescents who were being
driven out for recreation. u One of these
young ladies, suddenly sprapg to the
ground and running to the edge Of the
wharf jumped overheard. Fortunately
her dress buoyedber up.but so determin>
ed was she ON suicide that she thrust her
head under the water aad held it there.
In the meantime several gentlemen pro.
cured pieces Of plank which they threw
overheard and tho Rev. Mr.. Williamson,
one OF the party, plunged into the water
and swan toward the spot where the un-
fortunate young lady was struggling to
consumato her rash intent. II. perenip.
torfiy ofderedoher to- grasp plankI he
had taken along with him, and 50 accus
toned was she to hospital discipline that
bis ordered was Immediately obeyed He
gradually drew the plank toward shore
ana finally had the pleasure of restoring
her to the keeperin safety, though very
much exhausted. His noble and heroic
conduct is worthy of TIE highest praise
and the self.satisfactlOn of having rescued
an unfortuate human being from watery
grave must be very plcasantto bim.-
Norfolk Landmark. baDar-g
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-12
His Looks were Dece ptiye.

4 d.. ~
he did not look like a" joker One to
sit ard study his face, would have said
that his soul was 80 lostiin melancholy
that he didn't care whether the sun set
at noon, or stayed up until Z o'clock.
lie entered the ladies' sitting room Of the
Central Depot, walked up to 4 woman
whose husband had left the room about
ten minutes previously and calmly in
quired. '''' '''''..~ F. .-..i .ES-
Madame, your husband went out to
see the river, didn't he?'-'vH .s..'.'
'"Yes-wby?" she asked, turning pale
in an instant. sff aa 49, ga.1Ty' '
"lle was tall man, wasn't hep ''-
"He was" She replied, rising up and
turning still paler. '''l. '" ~
"Had red hairY' '''s .s.oH
ale had-oh, what has harpenedY
Weighed about one hundred aud
eighty pounds" "',' .. g.
"Yes-yes-where is lie-where is my
husband?" She exclaimed. -'-.'~sl
"CQuldn't swim, could hep" '''
"He's drowncd-my husband is drown
ed = sue walled. o. .' ...''
.
"llad silver watch and chaiu?" con.
tinued tie stranger, '.' '+''"s'7
Where is my husband where is the
body?" she gdsped, ,.''- 's''' '''" i"
""Do not get excited, madame Did
your husband have on a gray sait?",,''-
"Yes-oh my Ttomasl my Thomasr'
"And stoga boots?' 'a''3 'f
"Let me see him-let me see him!'
she cried. '''' va 81 ." -nh
"Come this way, madapee, but do not
get excited. There, is that your husband
across the street at that peanut
stand - 1''l,f. -''i'nmD Jt.i.r'zd
why, yes; that's him; that's my
husband !" she exclaimed, joyfully. ~
thought you said he was drown>
ed" .t'' '.s- EHols1.A' - q
"NO, madame, | did not, I saw him
buying peanuts,aad | believed it my duty
to say to you that peanuts are not healthy
at this season of the ycay." u ''.''''.F
lie slid softly out, aud she stood there
and chqwed her parasol and stared after
him as if he we're a menagerie on
wheels. ........,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-12
A Man Dies of the Hiccough.

About one Of the most singular cases
Of death that ever came within our pro.
vince TO mention is that Of Milton W.
Blair, of Louisa county, who died last
week in California, of the hiccoughs
Mr.. Blair is an old merchant Of Louisa
county, but has not been engaged in
business for number of years. He has
been residing near Morning Sun since
retiring from business. Last fall he was
attacked with u fit of hiccoughiug, which
continued for some weeks, with scarcely
any mtermission,r Becoming alarmed rat
the long continuance of the SPELL Mr.. b,
came to burlington to consult with a doc,
tor who, after treating him while, de-
cIared he could give him no relief .
fFoP .p%P this city he proceeded to Chicago,
and consulted the best medical authorities
there here who did all in their power, but
could not not relieve him. BY their advice
be went to California accompanied by,
bis sister, thinking that the change of eli
mate would help him, remaiuiug in that
State to the time of his death, ,hiccough,ug
almost continually, and having but few
intervals of rest. The continued strain
and distress wore Lin toe mere shadow
of his former self, and last week his SIS.
ter teIegraphed to his friends and relatives
IN this and Louisa counties that he was
dead,fndsshe Was brlDgingHhisF remains
on for burial. --Barliagton H,ugk.ye
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-12
Clearing Muddy Water.

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
CQm@ercial says: ''- . '''' '''i
As it still continues to rain and is likely
in all probability to continue to DO 50 for
an indefinite period, thereby rendering
river water very muddy, which must be
very annoying to numbeFs ofhousekoepers
and especially to poor women who depend
upon washing for living, aud wien
washday rolls around ike to have nice,
clear soft water to wash with, ] send to
you herewith, free gratis, for the benefit
Of an, a receipt not generally known to
clear water with, which is better than
alum for OOoking Os drinking purposes,
and far superior for washing purposes, as
it does not harden the water or leave any
bad taste; aeI
"a raw egg, beaten little and after.
ward stirred up in tea-cup full! Of vine-
gar, win clear in one night three or four
large tubsfall, or say forty or City GALLON -
Yours respectfully, a -''V 'H''l5
''s s. S. w
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-12
Cure for Snake Bites.

7. NE. A. Of Manistee Co, Mich. /;
writes Rural Ner forb;-,,P, Hover
Esp. OF Manjstee, Mich, says that he has
been extremely successful in curing the
bite of the coppcrhead. niassasager, and
other pcisinous snakes, with'spirits Of
turpeDtipe, the wound being thoroughly
saturated tive or three times. he men.
tened sessrel cases where he had tried
the experiment on dogs, sheep aud calves
and be had never lost a single case during
an experience of thirty years. 5-.. s,t
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-12


Mango, iich,e etc giRS SnttS, .Hose, d5ss
and all other aniinalsg are dausediES ystIts
tie insectss in the iskin.iaFo o gctJid ssf
thsseoyQu must dEiysst them, t,by the
internal use of sulphur. soap,suds quick
silver, nitric acid, etc. 10 niGseet9UHf
worm can i've III TIE 1abdohiea of4kiaaa
an animal while its sBstemrisd dunds srtRe
influence Of sulphur. 1t isai sure pra-
Yesttvetof worms in hogs smpRge, in lcat-
tie, ,And all skin diseases. to which a ani-
mails, including birds Of al kiSds,d sre
subjcct, Hence II can 1t itihysanigstssl
remedgsaoJ smos slIaii q soa1svo9
Ili7There would be,but few diseases sppng
stock If they were under, the, iuaueDce
of sulphur; 3 besides i Is ,Torth almost
as =. much -.2 ls i costs IsE food; rt'aids
aseitiqp1 a., REfYSHf'S fsftYGpssSs I'D acts
like ca q charm upon EPos spowclS and kid.
,neys. r would pay aa9F fstHSF NRo has
QUO dozyn. head ofSStOtEs, aafa6sM ltss%T,
who have 26g q 800 taaa; f5ssslttisa Sst 'as,
tie sdlPhsr daiiy id 'theirjdltb da.Ods
- II has ftlfa1BS often been ff&%4 tsss'w wuibHRFi,
dangerous III in cold, ana vet o@eath no
This is 3 mistake. tSsoi oftSnS Stslasit
in lprgss quantities. ~ h6rgssg, cateS,Tss,
apd, sheep, ,whifSc4 4thFgy wertq 9Haf1posafsn
d day to tie rain ana s8Gr T. fT5aavSeP.ait
is, better, when as& idaSxstssr nan with
grease, to apply ton warm ddy, when
the sun I IS shining Of II thg oS6athdfbe
Indictment, 70 keep ,tBS Oduinail duder
shelter. II s 'plSt p2l6t f6d' tbS Sfdietsst 6fitHs
jS owner I 70 ezposS hiSS 15toS24o facldmsit
weather, be they sick or Ven. s1a0G no
" I have been breeding and dealing IN
stock ab0pt ten years and owned fror
tSO7tothreelhundrsd beadtsnnuall y !, aud
have not yet hadDonsdto disisdf disease,
'if 7 aui not mistaken, except ewpbor,
Of fs ths sp;called istsista. nas z iiylesfst
mas sssao Rreysntpn. NJ Ay9uo w3uldbc
successful in tho breeding stock lstne
suggest that you neVsr'ewn'a q servbH get
the best 0: pure breed cattle, sKctssas,
hogs S sheep, ee,,y tiks coed crTs nf ffhcla
ey Rroyldlng geoloYsrm tsLelteS sads
abundance Of good nutriiyo focdsoand
use pre5ehtation for an 1diselscs lo'Fino
stock h les sui ltctA tAaA q a PssaaS.
=, u .:It., yiti11 e1s AEatf Gia ~ esiisssi
ana YEN lar scr Per cent, q, tIs n0Rey
'nves'sd-- CsEsEs EsRHis& sIsn -.
ssc!Asssss lose
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-12

~ Mr., Adkins, Of Rome, Ga, In arr
ranging his new telegraph Office the other
day, had occasion tOrepair au old bar,roOm
counter to be used in his office. In it he
found a handful Of tora up bills, fves,
tens, twenties and 6ftiss, &C., carried
there BY the rats for bed. The owner
Of the bar had discharged two o: three
clerks during the winter Of 1873 on sas>
piciOu, as their cash accounts had fallen
short BY about 81 900. '' -
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-12
State News,

H'|aN. j.
Nashville Bnnner: There are eleven
military companies in West, eight or
nine in Middle. and six or sever ia East
tennessee, making total of TWENTY-FIVE
companies at the lowest calculation.
As soon as all shall bavereceiyod arms.
General Handy will form the Centennial
brigade. s.5Li. ID. reK .-.l
A very sad affair occurred on the
Chattanooga train yesterday morning.
A LADY resident of Murfreesboro, Mrs.
Clark, bad been sojournng in tho noun,
talus near Tracy for some. time, Oh ac>
couut of her i'll health, her affiction be
ing consumption. While On her return
hom', as the train was nearing home. she
suddenly expired. Her remains were
brought on BY the train apd dclivred to
her friends at Marfreesdorc. G.. tts
Sam. Ramage, of the Knoxville Press
and Herald is responsible for the follow,
Ing: AT twenty minutes past nine o'clock
last night, the sky was brilliantly illuni,
nated by a meteor, which seemingly burst
into yisEIIfFtoR 'tbf, zSpjihh,,, aud, I'D 4}bot
athwart the sky to the northeast. The
meteor was to our vision about the size
9fs railway car, and IN the six or eight
seconds Of its eight lit up the earth so
that one could readily have seen to pick
up a pin from the ground. Ths course
Of the meteor was marked by stream of
sciDtlllating fire. .,...s.
Gleavland Herald, - On Thursday
last some dissatisfaction arose at Charlie
Burton's house, two miles above this
place, which he charged to Tom. Collins,
Of Polk county, Collins was' coming to
toSh, Burton followed him with a. bissol
and shot at him five times, only two of
the shots taking effect. ono below the
knee joint and the other in the neck,
Collins ching the ball in his mouth.
DR. Scruggs dressed the wounds. They
are not thought TO be fatal. Report says
that Collins was most too intimate with
Burt0nS wife, and was fixing to run away
with her. We don't vouch for the
truth OF this statement it only comes to
us as hearsay. Burton had hearing
before Squire Hsrdwick, and was bound
over to court in bond of one thousand
dollars, in default Of which be went to
Jail, fa .las'.. -h .aa.-.
Alodge Of knights of Honor, called
"Nloun'aip City Lodge" was organized
at McNlinnville last Monday.
The Kingston East 1enneSsesqn says;
A row occurred in the Second district of
Roane county on Monday week, between
6. W. Nann and Aaron Comapy, iu
which the latter was seriously stabbed in
the breast and abdomen. Fqr eeyeral
days bis life was despaired Of, but late
information states That be is recovering.
The difficulty wasall about hog of
Cormauys, whose mysterious death Varn
understood Germany had charged him
with. Vann called to see about it, and
alter few words came to blows, with the
above result. usu Ia ..s '.s,1lbsj stT
- NJ dk;ps of Rome o. l. -.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-12

4 J. BRoWNsAFToRNEy.A Ar LAW
". An CoLLEcTING,AGET. Jones'
ooro, Tenn. PROMPT attention given
I a collections In East Tennessee, and
southwestern Va. t69aug26
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-12

I W. TlRTQN, ATTORNEY AT LAW
VI, AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
Elllabcthton, Tenn. Will practice in
ihe Court Of Carter, Sulliyaa and Wash
jngtOn Counties, Tenn. Spepial atten-
ION given TO the Collection of Clainls.
H. uF 73aprill7-ly D..
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-12

~ N. GRIFFITH, ATTORNEY Al
Il. LAW AND CoLLEcgtNG A AaENT,
jonesboro'. Tenn. Special attentions
gwen 10 collections. Office. one door
East of faw, Deyault a. Co., under
Keen's Gallery.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-12

L is but one step from coppaniohship
to slavery, Sheu cue associates With vice.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-12

NVH uTUNV up 20 ttiu houst,'sn1iiti9 III TeSN
poncet to his l;noolo Mrs. s]8urke cario to
the dopr. pr.GaMhile,he wasotaikhstooiIar
in regardio some eteed forjbisreh@ssnLs
heard shrllwbfisk, and 'lcokit 4 ahehh.d
him, saw Ens.-gfrzfE. .icsprg9rom the
wagon and start Oh d run down the road.
up whNh, a sbOfFdisancc Sway' tolH,le
gifl was running NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waf
outstrctchcd' ards shaSfyiugHsqO ,si u
Mamma mamuia Ios % 'rirT rhsio .
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-12

~
rcSpsaized Acr, fosteT-lMa9ihsT. al That Dis,
tape9 QI QII9T yi9glg ran but ,ie, fes stgps
and sank iaPiqlSiHHS{o ,g !bg GROUND ~ SSoT;
coPsl1 1byid he's sHqbsYp;, III Her Z; slG1SAS9pd
jumped frssi.-iLs-..ssage,l...ssd nfseting
the chldS daugbt6hsr RpaiAAig arpg and
sept eonyalsiSsls asrrhqukisscdr loSeyag
aud overagain,5 lIsfs asssssl,sl slisl
wife into theswsgpes sgaislpstqa " Es,
sloston thehAqAed diaAstwqs to- ,he left
behind hsmqsijqmp in The drEer,,t,
once joined the partyiandrstsyted at lfsll
speed by rrcuudsbcuv~weys-for Homes,
dale to- cvade npoisuit. HilSoon aatcf the
OHarasadroyc aNaylwiththe Shibh burke
and a humbor Of ae'gdborsio aartod in
pursuit" They dtoEesO iC6hielsou, tTyle,,
H!ll md 6tlor'plaees before aeaeinc,i ia
Which direction tho partyhhaba gonss
They obrritOd ins Honssdalo .Thursiliy
mofhihs, several hours aftef0 le O. IIart
party. Burke proceeded TO l1ggles,onAs
where tHeschild andiits parents were, and
demanded its return. uB siug lqef,isgd,
he, telegrgp5Sd to Father O.Ilara at
Go9SE3cIn Ga,9E3I Snrad 20 smhn - Sem i -
Mary Jane oIElaSga ilay1bgS lay1 bScn Rsl6lsH and
is detained here, What fshaif Ne 9aoy'''H
Father oo..IIaya res ,respoddd4aaa asltGEvHg
that hehqd been aware 6fthe vii1reeaS0Gt
Of the child an along, IN 3ngiSitbStahdi2g
his representations to the 0'HSfaS:' 1sa
TAKE, the child and arrest the qthie76s.d
Mr.!O'tIara' said that" "th65 5cNild4fsh fshAfa
not be tskap.xay EbilGG hs lived, qhc
story of the O'Haess ],s;pg told to Burke.
and the chjlld qliqgipggs bp gsIt 70 ,AsS, fqsler
mother and begging 10 9slhl2naft lhl2aftaf ,,lIiSk Baisk
with be bel, B~skksaagresd tt9u gjye IAsTS!ap, IAsT up,
although he, he and aTRea,ilhif lhif ,yife, slowed The
greatest affection for her, "sAquit lE;iSa sE;iPi9
deed Tps dfsy9 ~, NJ, SIS & WySslgIssF
in which & burke agg r9p2gnQSd J,sJs9i!@a ~ ssJls9i@ e
the child and and its ddIpptppdd jpaEsS5s. were
again placed ia full Possession 49,
'o Mrpa Mrs iioilIars both keept. the
giant wqtqAft walsh 9Ycy 3Yc "a We girl until
they left town, Lard declared faflqa JtApss she
should neveriRaoP PeGEpgiitttq4i GEpgiit ted out of their
sight until-tAsy-saald.seeuraa passage to
Ireland, whithsr aiog irHend to go ex,
presslyitO be more ssqursi,ipahss pgres-
sion 0fteeir adopted aGhld,TNsaiK4sk
He@SdEna ora odW s4ElS alat ri usm
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-08-12
\ Mr." OstIffN loNi7ifiDafro,

1ottlxY Ibsa lkAisfyg2llllYl1 Coyla Lsd
roSqss9isfd her fOsisqT-|4gqqiLsT q|gqq a That Jsss
tapcq' Mrs sQligyF9 ran ), but p fe@. steps
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The Portland daily press., 1875-01-21
Brighton Cattle Market.

For the week ending Wednesday, Jan. co.
At market for the current week: Cattle. $3.50;
Western Cattle, 1890; Eastern Cattle s64; Northern
Cattle and Mich Cows u.s. Cattle left from last
week.
Prices of Beef Cattle, ~ cwt, live weight Extra
quality W 90 q CO., first quality Sc rs a rs; Sec
ond quality So % a 50: third quality S. rs a 90;
poorest grades of coarse oxen bulls &c, at So rs a
500.
Brighton Hides - q cents " ID. Brighton Tai
low q &c " tb.
Country Hides q SIC y h. Country Tallow SO
5Ac " tb.
1 90 a 1 so each.
The supply of Cattle from the West was larger
than that of one week ago. the quality upon an
age not quite good Cattle cost full as high at the
West as they did one week ag J. Prices obtained here
have not been much, if any, different from those of
our last quotations. The trade has been very fair,
Some Of the best lots sold at our highest quo
tations. There but few Northern Cattle brought
in, most OF them being sold at Waterfowl.
Working Oxen-Not much call for Working Oxen
few pairs each week being all the market requires
during the winter months We quote sales of pair.
girth feet inches live weight $500 lbs, for $16O;
$50; pair, grth feet inches, live weight $500
lbs for sl6O; pair: girth feet inches, live weight
weight 24O0 Tbs, for $l4O ''' NV
Store Cattle-Yearlings S11 a SIS; two wear Odds
$15 "a $27 three year Odds $25 a. S45 ~ head Most
OF the small Cattle brought into market that are in
slaughter.
Mich Cows-We quote Extra s55 90 a5: ordinary
S25 g 800; Store Cows SIS q s45 y head. Prices
Good Cows sell well at fair prices.
:. Sheep and Lambs-From the West there was a
light supply all owned by Mr. Hollis costing, land
the supply was light, prices obtained ranging from
swfne-No Store Pigs, wholesale "a Sc % tb; re-
"a SIC " lib,