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From "Porter's Spirit. -
A FOX HUNT.
BY A "GENT AT LARGE.


It was hardly daylight when after a tilt
ing ride, up hill and down, through the
dark bay woods, party of us were assem-
bled at the ''meet'' for grand fox-chase.
There were Col. T, genuine Louisi-
ana planter, thorough gentleman and a
keen sportsman; Ben Snow, better known
among his friends as Laughing Ben :"
Major F., known in his section as the ''la-
bor-saving man p Doctor Lick ,.Sr., Squire
George, and ''old Charley" celebrated in
the annals Of this elk" There too was
Titus Brix, that causin of ours, from the
Crescent City, and redolent of musk, macas-
sar oil aud ssOtard" He was riding
''Rocket," thorough bred, high mettled
dark bay hunter, with hold-me-if- if-you-can
look about the eyes, and more than one un-
easy glance rested on Titus as he sat there,
in cockney style, thrown far back in his
saddle, riding with stirrups SO short that
his knees were elevated almost to the horses
withers Rocket has been trained to follow
hounds, and when the dogs start he is
bound to Ego in" whether his rider does
or not.
"Mr. Brix," said COL T., '.you had bet
ter lengthen your stirrups, [ think, and
keep close eye on Rocket when the dogs
start, or he may carry you little faster
than you wish to go. Look out, Or you will
get Spilled certain
s'No fear for me, Col" replied Titus,
''Pll wager that am in at the death"
Our pack numbered sixty dogs, en-
bracing every color and condition, accom-
panied by three darkies, as whippers-in !;
and,there, ,astride of his old speckled mare,
rides an acquaintance, Harry of ours D
The darkies have been disputing among
themselves as to the merits of their respec-
tive dogs, and I heard old Harry, consider
ably nettled, saying, "G'way boys, you dun
no nuthin. There's Mos Henry's Cub, de
greatest dog as ever run on four legs,
and I kin whip any woody headed niger as
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NO. 81.

to ME, and rather poorly off in this worlds
goods"
douglas, Douglas. Let me see Yes
Certainly, there was such a family there
"Any boys?'
eyes there was Stephe Doug1as-wc
went to school together-not exactly to-
gether, either-hc went to the common
school and I went to the academy or high
school,"
"Have you ever hear( b Stephe since"
"Well, no Judge, I E5vn't. Why 90
you ask r'
'sOh, I wanted to look after my relations
a little, and [ have always had an idea that
ought to do something for stephe. Was
there anything in him p
eyes [ should think there might have
been if he could have been educated, but
when [ saw him last he was a ragged sort
Of boy, and since think about it it ap-
pears to me that his father was about to put
him to the furniture business, cabinet max
ing"
''Well, Mr.. Starr, allow me to say that
[ am Stephe Douglas, the ragged boy, and
that I am happy to meet my old playmate
again. in the person of Iowa's best lawyer.
I have never lost sight of yoqneir, nor any
of the boys; but I have givehop cabinet
making, as you see."
They shook hands heartily, MIR. Starr re-
marking the while; Eyes sir! yes, sir you
have done something for Stephe, but allow
me to say that there is yet more cabinet
work for you to do. think you will yet
make ':Secretary'' for Uncle Sam, or pro-
badly ''cabinet ITSELF .''-ZanesriW (O.)
Auoro.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-16
ASCENT TO THE CRATER OF POPOCA
TERFFI,

From newspaper published in the city
of Mexico, called the Extraordinary, we
copy the suhjoined account Of The ascent OF
Mount Popocatepetl, made by Or. S. ".
Crawford, OF the Z. S. Army. The doctor
was, as We are Informed, preparing a second
expedition to Popocatepetl. with the inten-
ton Of spending a night i'll the crater, OF
which he has promised to furnish the Ertra-
ordtaa,y full account. It may be proper
to note, by the way, that this mountain is
situated in the State OF Puebla, and rises to
the height Of II rs feet above the level ot
the sea:
'MExrco, JanuaJy "a, 1857.
''Our party numbered twenty, including
guides and poems. We set out from Tlam-
acas on horseback as far as La Cruz, some
thousand feet above. Here, with two cfmy
companions, [ set out Oh foot; the remain
der rode on some distance At the same
time we ali joined, and, after our final ar
rangements Of our packs, &C., we grasped
our spears, and protecting our eyes from the
reflection set out upon the snow, our guides
ahead, the Indians with our packs following.
''Our first start out was steep, and amid
frozen snow. The guides and Indians struck
boldly out, without spear OF staff; the rest
of US, clinging to our snow-spears, slowly
followed. Up we went, some eight hundred
feet, when, getting i'll advance Of the party
we halted to take breath. Respiration had
become labored and difficult; and, as I sat
exhausted upon the snow, deadly feeling,
akin to sea-sickness, came over me- Rally
ing, however, looked around for my COM
panions; but Of all who had joined US at
Amecamcca, not one remained Two of my
friends, with the guides, were above me,
shouting to rs to follow,
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vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must
be POST PAID.
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geletten 411oetry,
From the Baltimore American.
SAINT BRANIDAN.

BY WILLIAM 1. GIBSON, LIEUT.. U. S. NAVY.
! read the Legend saw, in sleep,
The ancient ship, in gallant trim,
Sail out into the unknown deep,
At morning twilight dim.
In blind foam feeted Erin isle,
As, in the rising sun the while,
A sweet youth, with heavenly smile,
On gold harp did hymn.
eAnd what, youth, in bark so quaint,
Seek those seraphic eyes?
What speaks thy harp?" Hope !"sang the san
81 sail for Paradise -
NV vision changed-'Twas noon The sea
In glaring calm one vessel glassed,
In leaden mmobity
The worn sails draped the mast.
The voyager in manly prime,
knew: and still! that song sublime
heard. defyng tide and time,
Although the morn was past.
so minstrel, what. when hope seems dead,
Yet holds thy raptured eyes?
What now art hymning?" "Faith!" he said,
"And the isle of Paradise -
1 dreamed through shocks of storm and gale
Again saw the day was done
That bark wreck with ragged sail,
Steered for the setting sun,
But, ah had not known. in sooth;
Save for those eyes of radiant truth
And that rich harp, the seraph youth
And gray-haired saint were ore.
"And what, o sage, at close of even,
Yet lights they earnest eyes'
What music" 'Love! ! and yon pure heaven,
The shore OF Paradiss..''
Lo the long surge in jasper swells,
Like God 5 Own sea! A migkfy land.
with opane peaks and purple deils,
Scared from the waters grand!
With great woods waved on every slope,
An isle distinct from base to cope;
And quenched in Love, for Faith and Hope,
Was the repe!ing brand!
Too soon lost that glorious sky,
That bark, those solemn eyes;
But my night was fllad with harmony,
That breathed of Paradise!
Let no heart faint in the slow course
Of effort van-it must achieve
There lives indomitable force
In simply-to believe.
Hope tunes thy harp. child-post pure;
Teach Faith with all thy might mature
And Love-O, sing its promise sure,
To give and to receive!
Divine or human. this one truth
Seek with persistent eyes
Outbraving time and conquering ruth,
Man may win Paradise!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-16

They have man in Mississippi so lean
that he Aakes no shadow al all. Arattle-
snake struck at his legs six times in vain
and retired in disgust.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-16

The man who can crack joke in half
minute after fifty-two pound weight has
fallen on his toes, may be called ezcruciat-
ingly funny.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-16

Two prospective painters lead US, poor
bewitched mortals, through the whole thea
tre Of life, and these are Memory and Hope.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-16

A young lady, who was asked to study
French, replied, that she thught one tongue
sufficient for any woman.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-16

A man very much intoxicated was sent
to jail "Why did you not bail him out %
inquired a bystander Of a friend.
'Bail him out?'' exclaimed the other !;
why you couldn't pump him out!!''
Holy music reveals to the souls Of men
past which they never have known, and a
futurity, which in this life at least, they
never can know.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

prv Goa ,.A N,sk.rrl Of sshty redu.sd ne 1snss
nns cen gyiss stla St. 0eorsss Benh q ~ "a ana
tb' Nsessr. Noe and ehss N loas ~ g., pa ar
somewhat noulinsL Pch.d and Smoked Herring coSeln''
lusui8
Il rev Maia.a fruits ny sneton tbroush Mbtnrn rtf1t
The erro Of Dolphin embracing s eoIss aver
s45af4 50 q bsf boIes DO At 81 81; IS quarter o. az
81 4O Seb,es bureh DO a. - 10 81 q3.rt.' 60 =;
SO box. LAYER. e. t5d - 90 70 bali DO at .. % pa
bunch at IS 95 l29 quarter DO. at o3dsl 10; eoiss
bunch At 81 To- n boxes cluster a. 81 S 10 nal ene''
LEMONS &c; 10 boxes do At IS ou 81 75 Cash " oohs
.t.l Co Al sIc & boxes Figs g, 4!05 IN half DO bic
Tie sale considered good one particularly 70 .o Ie- IA
tea Apob,rcsrgo viii he ofsree 20 morrow trnurdayl
the Aucopssr,. Aso, By snetion 10 o9.es prime ".
RAisiDs 81 7jd Is GO tAf boxes 90 q - -'' -
TURs-Ovins 70 the numerous failures AMONG the nsfs
here md the unsae,oy result Of toe Ise Lon IN 49,
trad, oue ansuid end the market much Depressed snp
rpe Fus are .td50 lower than last s-sson ana he
tendency toward st lower rates Priees are que
AT the London sales Beaver declined 100 - = cent
and Red Fox ~ Cross Fox Otter and Fisk cold al former
Istss .es.o. T..
FEATHERS very quiet we nov quote a. 70 i'o' ''
Prime Western. and Haas for I.nnessee ~. 49,, ;.A
rood home oensna prices 2d2c. better; the arrivals
prospect very large and holders are quite hr tne
stock in much less than a. the dAe
year ard the prospects We shall close ns1son via
moderate supply the sa. 800 bush southern red a -
Qsl IS $50 bush DO white At 81 1sgsl Sf &Ioo oasn
dsmss DO do At sc az and go bush white CAnsdisn
7saec and 400 bush Cafos q. sods;c. Oats are very
and decidedly better sales OF Southern 81 p1o@
JerSy Stare. State a. A G5lc, and Western at 0dosc
the latter and wanted Rye IN moderate request sae
freely 10 lower the stock 10 limited far less than me
yes but the stringent money market oompe
hush at ld7tc mixed; 7d7l for Southern
yellow and ss choice and small lot Of Southern white
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
Arrived.

Sv With 9Ss sSs pas. to SPSaGId .s1 Co. 70.
Steam Alabsms, sehenck from Savannah Oct s. s.n.
s.s%sp nn s2d TO- With n
and pass 70 L9dsm Pleasant. On s.b inst at 5p "a,
tcn aS days from c.cat bound . SesYerf IL. W..
'ss HSss@
fore and main tCpss The wind shifted % s. w and then
s: s to. .se :4s d h s hs s.. u
s and $ @ the let, .n 70 & ID. %
he cabin with damaged much cargo; during the
whole passage In lat % o. on Is So eschsnssd sss. with
Ship Cent: S.n w anas,.oI vsTgsS ST. WITH
V 'aa oS s.peenqsd "sy heavy yy westerly gales:
had death, board Si.nt.l durns The p,s IS
s s.S s.ss 4S %Sh a.ss. to May
Big R. and s. Lsmp,on Chase South Auboy for Boston
sehr Caroline, BueIn, Hewes'' I'lani granite for Fo
schr Jenny Swedish Lobers aeae 81 days. with iron to
Boorman johnston Co. vessel to Fupch & Meincie.
schr oswesO (Br) Scott windiOr, N s. days with par
schI HupmiDs Bird (Br Nietsr'On. Londonderry N s.
schI Boundary Blunt Maehas days, with lumber to May
bew, Talbot l. Co.
sfAI Eagis@' Edredse Boston days. with "a'e to s.
sehr. Augusta, Perry, NewBediOrd, with Gil to C. II.
schr. John R. Price. Smith, New Haven. 80
schr, A Btad:h;w Fish, Wilmington, N. c. II days. with
schr Charter Oak, Kelly Portland Me. 5days plaster.
Schr Sarah Elizabeth Giey, Portland Ne. days for Al
bapy.
sch Issbes Faulkner Boston days with nadse Dayton
Spngue.
scbr. Commodore Kesrney. Brown Portsmouth, " q, ID
ballast.
schr Guerilla Chase. Harweh, ballast.
Sloop America, Reynolds Providence, mdse
Steamer II b. B. aeh, Ramss Richmond days. with mdse
70 B. three days In the Delaware Break
water on of q heavy gale FROM the N. e
Pelican Audch, Providence l6 hrs mdse. 10 Issse
odell
sAuED-seGmps Ccumbis, Berry Charleston, Star ofthe
West; Gray, Aspinwan Quaker City, Shufeldt Mobile aud
HavsDs ,hps Empire State Briggs Livepool Ashburton,
Spit Fanny heHenry Smith London; St. Nicholas. Brag
don, Hsyre; Maria, Bursley HayT., and others
WIND-Sunrise, north sunset, south; light
Capt. Gsdney Of steam tug Achilles from cruise at ss re
PET. 10 inward bound 'ausressed ve''e' IN sh' "An
AsrcHAr Sept f7-The brig Fame tof chMlot;etownl Z.
Swansea stranded 18th inst at m on beach at Grand
River Cape Breton. By letter TO Enwood Walter, ESQ.,
NoRFoLk Oct s-The steamship Roanoke detained In
the Roads from strong bead winds
By telegraph 20 Lualam Pleasants.
The steamship Roanoke due here on Sunday night had NOS
arrived up to IL N.
son. arrived from Bombay the 10th at with cargo for
New York e put IN here 10 stop leak has been hove dom
Ship David Brown Csp BradbuE arrived tom Manila on the
18Th ai lsde1ed with Of hemp IN leaky state; the
vessel make good dsa Of waters win have 10 dis
charge the whcle Of her
10y LITTER 70 EIwood Water, esq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
SIarkets. =. Reported ~ Telegraph.

BUFFALO Oct lip m-FLoUR steady sales Of goo bes
superfne low and $50 Is for extra Ohio In
diana and Michigan. wHEAr is shade lower closing seedy
Gales Of 1880 for Chicago Spring. for white
Indiana and Michigan and 81 10 for white Kentucky CORY
and firm st sd6Oc, without sales OF importance
Oars are nominal 3jdS6c WHISKY Is steady sales Of Ao
bba i7ic FREIeHrs dull at &c. for Corn 70 Newf0rE
IMPoR IS r the twenty hours ending LOO bbs
Flour II 900 bush. Whest, 1900 bush. Corn.
OswEGo Oct T. p. inflow steady at previous prices
sales bills WHEAT dull and receipts large sales 2oo
bush Illinois mixed Winter DC Cork quiet; eigats IN
changed LAKE IMPORTS: 23eoo bush Whesti 5S@o bush
Corn 1000 bush Barley CANAL EXPORTS 10000 bbls Flour
5000 bush Wheat; q 900 bu,h Corn.
ALBAsy 10 -PLoUR 10 very dull; no sales OF mo.
mept sales CoRS dull sae COO ST.
private terms WHISKY ,les in lots at nc sHPPtp 70
RewYork last evening 200 bushels Corn, 10000 bushels
Wheat. 49,.
CHARLESTON Oct 7-CsrroS-1,OO0 bales sold this morning
at 2d2ic decline from the highest point yesterday Mddng
Fair Isl dsj The Bank Of Charleston bss arranged to take
Sterling Exchange at par, and Francs at 5624d5.ao
CHICAGO, Oct. rs p. m.-FLouR Is stesdy WHEAT sd'
CoRS buoyant Sc. OATS firm at &c SHIP
MENrsTo Buffalo 900 bush. Wheat. RECEIPTS 5000 bbls
Flour $4,000 bush Wheat 600 bush. Corn.
EEw-ORL.ANs, Oct 6No sales Of CorroS to-day factors
WAITING movement in exchange The weather s horrible
stand There 10 feet Of water the
at the mouth Of the Mississippi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

DYEWOODS-The continued str1ngcncy IN monetary Affairs
ana the difficulty in selling Sterling Exchange
well the Of freight demanded have retarded
son materially this branch of trade during the The
tsnsac.iC ps sonpse 100 tuns sa LogwoOd price
tran spirsd
EARTHENwARE-The market is extremely quiet; busi-
mes. h the importers PROSTATE and al Of the sr
walls going into store With joebeIs trade equally Ian
enid Western collections slowly, and consequently
There is disposition shown TO realize or extend credit The
order, going forward 10 the poeIes are quite limited and bat
e activity /. expected among the trade before Sprin
flour AND AEAI-The demand for Western Canal floor
IA more active In part export AID there IL steadn.
apparent with moderate arrivals Good brand in bette
At about former figures The stock quite moderate
or the season and the arrivals immediately prospect
limited and we notice disposition with toe 70 stock
tIeu..y.s freely The sales 1920 bbs At 81 50d
for common to good State - 75a - % tor extra do 81 50a
- go 10, ,uperne Indiana and Michigan 81 75d IS 50 for
e.ir. do 81 0d s5 rs for 70 good extra Ohio SIS
al IS tr scod to choice do IS od 81 25 for St. Louis
e1a 81 0d for double extra co and Sc o0 ~ IS
extra enesee Capad Flour in moderate request; Super
scare. sso the best e1tras The sales $50 bb
As 100 ss coz fair extras Southern fou
freely osered the ber. but consist mainly the
better rras.s aud yeIy brands
go bSs al IS $50 mixed 20 good brands Baltimore
a. cons Al SIS 4Od S. and IS Goa 81 3 tot the better
GRADES rive Flour steady; the demand fair for
Provinces. tales Of 90 tb az e4as5 for sne and superue
Corn Meal is aUt - 7Sd S. 90 for Jersey and 81 0d 81 IS
for Brandy wine and 81 puncheOns st Slyd %, cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
N. v. Wholesale Prices Of County Produce,
Fon IHs Wick rHprse ocr7

Bale OF Fruits md Produce, No. IS Barclay street
IRE prices named IN This report the wholesale
tanned b receivers botmen operators and the
prices Obtained BY irestsers and dealers kenoc
eonsepe may 70 esize quotations
commission The receivers utter Cheese
Poultry, Come and heavy produce sod In Quantities Is usr y
cent? for perishsbe fruits repairing "
cent Dug Quotations aye .PpoAb only to fair rhartsble
By measure count weight should always have the
in oseb package psny InNisd thereon and where
especially in The Of poultry and gam,s detailed invoice
OF shipreSt should b. lacked inside the lid OF one
dessaed By the word Bill the oztside and eupics
thereof forwarded by mail Much trouble and many mistake.
would thus be avoided.
BuTrER arriving freely and prices remain about las.
..ed supply market se~ha exceeds that Of
re, a, and IS duh q our srotstions
., re Co. pxis q d IS as l0hio, ais
STATE. pnms hltn'.. 2s o.! Ohio en'Fa......n go
Carr ss-The supply 10 sbUndsnt. and prices a shade
Es,rs Che, ss..T D. ga I0ransry Chssssx 70. CO.,
PINE Che. e........ IEnsisho 0oshsp cell ois
N.krs-W>, eeotst
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catching times, rs.her han N Eur the IisAs ss,s,..
the old ofs'ns time to soteses' and psyis to,,
D.ni.l ss5nss Tor NeLsin, 100 Illinois es. snss Ia,
J Merrsrt !, s-IlinE for joseph Wilson III z,s..
i,m B0uieon County Ny, home weight liso a7erss -
l,,s Baasss .t,in. e ~ - fs.. oA;;; .ai rs. o.
s',ngSh no .S,i Ian az T SS.y s SSr;H
fc s' Riehmd'on at s,eioe, ' 81 no" ns'''-'
C. Hosss for husesins' on Ho.inrsworA So common
reach Brsy for Pro,.nan Hsf 81 i,a shs = %
lot at Saslc Alec, for ingalls, our Ono seem :; al
S GecIss sage for John Lowsry 81 god no,. .,..
lee: Of b.. sold to cSs. G ~ :. he
drove Of 90 iDO. At Is to See 100 lees s.s s
', = f.rri., for j. McPher.on IS common oAo .,.
sysic, Also 50 for Hull Co Tuesday. very posr =.
% ySor ih.s 's1 pssi hat hosi s,,
hi. cty-so says sslesmsn; price, IiGsc.
With, about $50 selling top At saSS "a
yer,se .bout lOc owner thinks be vii lose from
ahcma. Wheeler sold 40 Dssebes. County steers ys.
old about llc eaiy in the morning Iae.e were purchased
by In he country and be thinks they werc hs ss
Mn Siil W." Valentine for w Tan 80 K,uesy steer, q
ME- Hsrins Courtney for A Byan: % Ohio ,ver.,.
w;isht sbou. s.s a, s esrS :, SIC s.,,Is
s. H. Williams for CaPP Little ice Illinois cattle Of sssy
common quality forwhisb he !, setns ve,y eoIn'a vcs
TOT hous sVN~t ox0
account ~ extre Gsresee steers At lie
Issc Jo,en hss fat grade Durhsrs and Devous Of scod
ouaty holds at think he has eeen offered about lea
COWs-Very dull from IS to $40 head lower tan last
wek we quote them S25d $50 though none ed
SLEEP AND Observation-Disclosures falling Of In the
receipts Of 1890 sgsns last week and soout tAe
y,ye cn.ty the market declined considerably SdS
shifs. head One Of the principal reasons that the ns
which were worth year and over cannot Be sld q
,,esent r more than consequence Of the falling ot
several large wool dealers Sales very slow and The
have been pretty well led during the wees Jne rssep
pfps's "wednesday,
1855: Friday 2ss; Mondsy l7o; Tuesday, al, and today
ga There considerable band and no prospect o. 81
Lamb at race The prices OF the live stock az follows
Sheer, SIS 81 a So; Lambs, - 500 81 So small namoe
was tous ht for shipping to Bermuda. -.
: w. Bowss, Washington Drove Yards, reports sales OF X
sheep averaging from EST Sc 50, equal 10 from sGioc
dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

Red. 81 5oas e. bbL do, ss 50 y hundred punches
White, 81 Od 81 rs y Dbl
9AlLIc-e6 y 100 bunches
LEEKs-eSd IS 80 p hundred.
TuRsIPs-RussiA 81 zoos IS p Dbl Fiat SOC. y oushs
6eUAsHrs-Manow, 81 a56 81 80 y Dbl
BExs-Lims, in pod 7sas7c. p bush; Potato, Lima ne"
variety 75c y bush; Dry White, 81 75d 81 y bush.
GAVIN CoRy-sweet, common, 62175c- hundred ears.
CAsBAGs-e3de4F hundred.
KOHL RABI-s3d 81 y hundred
EcG PLAHrS-&4d Sc y hundred.
PgPPERs-sweet, 37d75c. y hundred.
OKRA-Phalanx, In bags 4c. y hundred
LErrucY-e1 y hundred.
CAuLIFLowER-slde2 50 y doz. heads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
phi,adelphia Cattle Market. Der. 2.

The supply yesterday not greet the we'd
previous having only amounted 10 5o head Buyers were
plenty but owing TO the hLsnciA difficulties prices again d.
cned 25c on the leo d. The sales made 6. nom
90 to SO Sl0s and Sil l, loo 10
sHEEP-This market very well supplied $500 heal
having been received Sales were dull At from sS tor
tat sheep and from e 70 81 Tor ore sheep LAMBS are
Hoes-The supply Of Hogs was not very large the sntrs
offerings only amounting 600 head oil sold ct from
SO TO $40 y 100 10.
Cows AND CALvEs-2s5 head sold at from $50 to tH
for MIX Cows and from 81 70 $50 for Dry Cows The de-
nand for this kind Of stock was not very food.