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Western Maryland
COLLEGE,
For Pupils of both Sexes.

THE new and spacious building for the
use OF this Institution being now nearly com.
pleted, the First Scholastic wear will com
mence on WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER
4Fu. Price Of Board, Washing &c. per
year $50. Tuition alone, from $50 10 500
per year according to the class entered.--
The corps Of teachers has been selected with
great care, and consists Of competent Pro-
tessors for each department Of study. Be-
sides all the branches Of English. the Latin,
Greek, French, German and other languages
viii be taught also Music Vocal aud In
strnmental,l Drawing. Painting. Embroide.
ry. Wax work &c. The Institution is pro.
vided with a Library Of $500 volumes, and
valuable Chemical and Philosophical ap.
paraius. The Proprietor and the Teachers
will earnestly aim to make the Institution
One Of the best in the land, aud they respect
fully solicit snch share of the public ia.
tronage as viii sustain and encourage them
in their labors. Catalogues containing full
information can be had on application, eli.
Their IN person, or by letter, to
II. X. BUELL., Proprietor, or
Rev. ]. 7. WARD, Principal Of
the College Faculty,
augl-Smos Westminster Nd.
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LAW c0PARTNERSHIP.
CIRCUIT & REIPSNIDER.

ATTORNETSATLAW AND SOLE
CITORS IN CHdNCERY, 't
WESTMINSTER, Mn.
WE have formed copartnership in the
w practice of Law in the Ccuits 81
Carroll aud Howard Counties, and viii
promptly attend to all business entrusted 10
our care. Particular attention paid 70 Col.
lections and procuring DEGREES for The ssls
Of Real Estate. ~
:. Also, Applications Gled for Back Pay nnd
Bounty duo heirs Of deceased soldiers.
:. Office adjoining the residence olACnAs. r.. I
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FOR SALE,
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Atlas OF Mary land,

THE only perfect MAP of the State ever
Published, IA Inches Long,
Ar SO Corr roR EITHER STYLE
Also, large Comty Haps Of Carroll and
other counties, and Pocket Maps Of all the
Counties. Colored in Election. Districts, 20
cents and 81 each
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ALEXANDER FRAZER,
Clock and Watch Maker.

ID RESPECTFULLY in n
N forms the Public that >{{$
be has opened d Shop for
the transaction Of business at NJ. Trumbo's 4.
lower cad of Westminster, Ia the room for.
merry occapisd By DE-. Herring as an Office.
Being m old experienced Clock and Watch
Maker, not q fepairer merely. he iiaiiers
to bis employers.
Clocks, Watches, Jeuclry, kc., repaired
nt short notice, ip the best manner, and on
most accommodating terms.
y june 14-tf
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PATENT MICA ROOFING.

1850 "SSs ssAs
THE New York Mic. RooriSe CoxrAsr, fEs.
iablished lsSt,l arc manufacturing under Let
tiers Patentthe best article OF composition roof
ing ever offered to the public. II !. adapted
TO every style Of Roof, steep OF fat, and can be
readily applied by any one.
The U. 5. Government, after a thorough tesl
Of It's utility, hare adapted its use in the Navy
Yards, and upon Public Buildings.
The Roofing " put up In rolls, and has only
to be nailed TO the Roof tn make Durable
FIRE AND WATERPROOF COVERING.
We particularly recommend It's use spou
Buildings, Stores, Churches, Factories, Ma.
ehine-Shops, Steamboat Decks, DC.
MICA ROOFING PAINT,
For coating Tin, Iron. or Single Roofs. Ii
forms body equal 70
IHRrn eoAIs OF onpeAny PAKr.
No Roof can rust under II, and Old Ieaky Roof.
may De maee permanently waterproof and du-
rable by its use.
The Paint requires no mixing, but Is ready 10
be applied with the ordinary paint brush :
rries, y, 90 per gallon, which will rcss. two
hundred square feet
Also manufacturers ~
Black Lustre varnish.
TAIRED FELT AND ROOFING PITCH.
discount to the Trade. Circulars and Price
List furnished. Rights for counties sold al low
THE MICA ROOFING CO.,
1874 broadway, N. Y.
Frank Humphreys, 81 Royal ST., n. o. SEQ
held, Williams 4 Co., Augusta, Ga. baldwin II.
Woods, Montgomery, Ala, Thomas s. Coates,
Raleigh. y. O., Y. 4. Tucker, Richmond, Va,
Henry Wilson, Petersburg, Va, Ageats.
Agents wanted.
nov29-iy
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DRESS GOODS,

Gents Cloths and csz.
simcres, ea:ss Cloths,
all coIors, American and
Pacific Delancs, French
and Domestic Lawns. Su.
perior Shooting. all widths,
Brown und Blcachcd Mus.
Inns, all widths, Calicoes, all
grades, Linens, Linen
Damask, Ginghams,
CoIenadcs, Tick.
ings, Notions,
&c. &c, also
LARGE STocK OF CARPETS,
Oil Cloths. BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS
AND CAPS, Queensware, Groceries, Shoe
Findings, Leather and ia fact almost every
class Of goods wanted in the community,
which We will sell at such prices, as will
warrant satisfaction. Give me call aud be
convinced.
PETER b. MlKEsELL.
june6
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
MALE ACADEMICINsTiTUTE
WESTMINSTER CARROLL CouNTr, Nh.

LITERARY DEPARTMENT
Rev. JoHS A. MrSRoE, A. NJ. Principal.
Miss ". Louisa farlong, a. NJ.
Miss Shirley Shackelford.
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WESTERN MD. RAILR0AD.
#assEs EEsElM

.fX-kss s1&-sXrkE4
IN and after MONDAY, May 7th, The
~ trains leave Baltimore Mt $40 A. NJ,
and 3.30 II. NJ. Leave union Bridge 4. ~
and $50 A. NJ; arriving in Baltimore at 9. Is
A. ". and 1870 Z. VI.
Leave Union Bridge at .. 80 It. NJ, arrive
at baltimore at 500 T. N. Leave baltimore
at $50 +. NJ; arrive q, Union Bridge a.
SOP. NJ. y
Stage connections Al Glen Norris Station
for Hampstead and Manchester on arrival
Of $50 A. NJ, train, and for uniontown,
Taneytown and Emmiltsburg on the arrival
Of the same train OF Lnwood Station Il
il.35 A. NJ. 4
psb- No trains on Sunday. 4
LEWIS L0GUE, III
augi'tf General Superintendent.
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GALE BILLS printed Ut the shortest
- notice ut this oiIiee.
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GL0CKs.-A large lot of eight.day and
" 80 hour Clocks, Of best make and vari.
city Of styles, just received all OF which will
be sold very low and warranted for t.'o
years. Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry, care
fully repaired and warranted.
WIN. MOORE,
mayiG Few doors East Of Railroad.
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DAfNTS, Oils aud Glass. ~ For sale In small
i oriargs quantities. Inducements offered
~ John I, Rcifsnidet.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contemplat-
inc MARRIAGE being aware of Physical Weak
ness organic debility deformities, speedily
cured.
He who places himself under the care Of DR..
J., NAV reIigiously contide in his honor as gen
tleman, and confidently rely upon his skill rs .
physician.
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Wnnhingfon RnmOra

New YORK, November 14.-The Times
special says: The statement that Col.
onel Forney, Secretary of the Senate
is defaulter is wholly unfounded as he
has balance in the Treasury to his
credit.
1t is reported on good authority that
Secretary McCulloch recently rendered
his resignation and the President re-
quested him to withdraw. it and the
Secretary consented.
General Shermau's coming visit to
Washington concerns Indian affairs and
has nothing to do with politics.
General Grant has decided that Col
onel Berger cannot resume his position
in the Qnartermaster department..
The Tribune's special says: 1t is UNI
certain whether Mr.. Thornton will come
as British Minister to Washington,
though Lord Stanley urges his appoint
ment.
1t is rumored in official circles that
Mr.. Chandler, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, will surely resign at the
beginning of the year.
1t is understood that Secretary Nc
Culloch will recommend the issue of a
new consolidated five per cent. loan
Senator Sherman will introduce bill
giving the Authority.
A Worlds special says: Whisky rings
are again urging the removal of Com.
missioner Rollins.
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Meleorology.

DETROIT, MICH, November A.-Pro
fessor Watson of the Michigan Univers
ity reports that Notwithstanding the
light Of the full moon and the smoky
state of the atmosphere, fine display
Of meteors was observed here this morn.
ing. The maximum occurred at four
o'clock, at which time We counted then
at the rate of 1900 per hour. The mum
Der actually visible was very much
greater and we had glimpse of large
numbers whose light feebly prevailed
over that of the full moon. The radiant
point was found to be situated in tht
right ascension one hundred and forty
nine degrees and the decliEation i:
twenty-five degrees North.
2 CHICAGO, November 14.-Observers
ut Heckhall, Evanston, Ill, report that
Notwithstanding the sky was partially
obscured by clouds there was a full
moon and fine display of meteors this
morning. The maximum occurred be-
tween three and four o'clock, when
eleven hundred and nine were counted
between the hours of 500 and 4:12. At
Dearborn University still larger num-
Der were seen.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Thief Caught-A Suicide-Fernnndo
Wood-Convention OF Heirs.

Thtef CauHht-A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wood-Conyention OF Heirs.
New YORK, November A.-Last night
q thief, named Mcguire, was caught by
Officer Woodbridge stealing. He at
tempted to escape, when the officer fired
on him, infiictisg fatal wound.
Mary Husband, native of Spain, at
/. tempted to commit suicide by shooting
herself through the head. Recovery is
considered impossible.
Fernando Wood, in a speech last
night, accepted the nomination for the
Mayoralty, and vigorously attacked the
expensive honesty and respectable in
competency of Mayor Hoffman, and de.
veloped comprehensive scheme OF
municipal reform, putting himself for
ward as the man to carry it through.
At the Republican Convention held
last night, Hon. VIM. \. Darling was on
the first formal ballot nominated for
Mayor. The vote was 81 to-56. Mr..
Darling's competitor was the Hon.
Abraham Lent, State Senator.
The meteoric showers did not appear
in much force last night.
The case Of John c. Braine, the alleged
Chesapeake pirate, was brought up in
the United States Circuit Court, Brook,
Ign, yesterday. The prisoner being pre-.
sent, he stated that he desired q trial,
but his counsel was in Washington.
s The Court set the trial for Monday.
The heirs of Anneke JAMS, who claim
the Trinity Church property, met in
convention at POughkeepsie yesterday
There were two hundred men and women
r Oralant
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New YORK, November H,-Three
hundred and thirty-four meteors were
seen from the Central Park Observatory
last night, ofwhioh fifty-four left lumin-
Gus trains behind. The greater portion
was seen between three and four o'clock
this morning. Five hundred were
counted in twenty minutes at Whining.
ton, Del, and an observer thought that
two or three thousand were visible in all
H. Kane Miller, of Cincinnati, and
T. 7. Moody, of Chicago, were amoug
the speakers at the State Christian Con.
yention here to-day. In the Protestant
Episcopal Convention, q report was
made In favor ola division Of the diocese
A mulatto, named Sylvester CUTLER
was hung to-day, at Elizabeth, for the
murder Of another negro named George
Timer. The eulprit made dying speech
in which he declared that rum was the
cause of the crime.
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New York Market.
New YORK, November IA.

NEW 1ORhs NSN II.
COTTON-A shade lower; sales 14OO
bales at l94al9t for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipt of 1897 barrels;
opened 10a20c better; but closed dull,
with the advance lost; sales of l4,OCO
barrels ut 8 50a9 30 for superfine
State and Western; 9 70al0 so for extra
State; 9 6Oa12 90 for extra western; 9 30
a13 90 for round hoop Ohio; 10 OOal5 10
for st. Louis. California flour firm;
sales of 500 sacks at II 00al3 IS.
Rye -four; sales of $50 barrels at Z 90
40 90.
KY-Unchanged; sales of 80
barrels in bond at SOC.
WHEAT-Receipts 135, 492 bushels;
opened a shade firmer, but closed 2a3c
lower: sales g., 900 bushels at2 20 for No,
8 spring; 9 29a2 80 for No. 2 do; 2 27a2 2c
for No. do; go for No. l and No. do
mixed; 80 for amber Delaware and
State.
RYE-Steady; sales of $500 bushels
State at Goal 81.
BARLEY-Dull and dropping; sales
900 bushels Canada West at l 52a
80 for common to fair.
| MALl-Qulet.
PEAS-Sales of Canada on private
| terms.
CORN-Receipts 6s,853 bushels; OPP
ened easier and afterwards advanced,
but closed dull and declining; sales
sc, 900 bushels at / 35a1 80 for mixed
western, closing at 35a1 Sc and 20a
% for new mixed western.
OATS-Receipts 140 bushels; sales at
7Sc for western with decided change;
sales of 81, 900 bushels at 77ia79c.
RICE-Dull.
COFEE-Quiet and firm.
SUGAR-Firm; sales of So hogsheads
Cuba at 12ic; sales of 2l5 boxes Havana
at 12aa14c.
MOLASSES-Dull.
PETROLEUM-Qniet; sales at 12c
for crude; 2S4a2Stc for refined bonded.
HOPS-Quiet; sales at 35a6Oc for
American.
PORK-Quiet; sales of 1900 barrels
at 30 rs for mess.,y
BEEF-Heavy; sales of 27O barrels at
previous prices.
BEEF ,HAMS-Heavy; sales of 300
barrels at 25a29; also 400 tierces steady
at IS; India prime mess on private
terms.
RACON-Quiet and steady; sales of
$50 boxes at lltal1i for Cumberland cut
December and January and long cut
hams November and December on pr;
vate terms.
CUT MEATS-Heavy; sales of 260
barrels at l2ta13i.
BUTTER-Firm and in good demand
at 20a45.
CHEESE-Quiet at 1lal4.
LATEST p. M.
FLOUR-Market closed dull at 5a10c
lower.
WHEAT--Dull and 1a2c lower; No. 9
spring 2 20a2 81; No. 1spring 2 27a2 SO.
RYE-Quiet at 81 for western.
OATS-Steady ut 7S for western.
CORN-Dull at l 35a1 SO for good to
prime mixed western.
MESS PORK-2G9 90 regular; closing
with buyers at 90 95 and sellers at 81 90
regular.
CUT MEATS-Stesdy and in fair de-
mand.
LARD-Quiet at 1Sal34 for good to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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WHEELING MARKETS.
THURSDAY, Nov. 14-Evening

THURSDAY, Nov. l4-Evening.
The rise in the river revived business
little, but quotations have not chang,
ed since our last report.
WHEAT-No. red 2 so, dull; white
No. 2 Go, scarce.
FLOUR-Firm; spring wheat family
II 00a1l %; red winter ~ so; fancy
white - 80.
RYE FLOUR-Prime article, 8 90.
CORN-New corn dull at Sc in the
ear; old, Csc.
RYE-Firm: No. white is worth
l GOAL 25; poorer varieties range from
l O5a1 10.
OATS-In demand at soc.
HOPS-New, 65a70c.
thanksgiving, 10; fall, 90.
MALT-Per bushel of "a pounds, 50.
CLOVER SEED OOa7 so per bushel.
TIMOTHY SEED-Commands from
9 % to so.
PROVISIONS-In Mess Pork there is
limited demand at 25 90 for best
brands. Bacon, shoulders, 15i; clear
rib, III; clear sides 49,; sugar cured
canvassed hams, 25. Lard. prime, in
tierces, IA; kegs, Is; with fair demand
CHEESE-Westera Reserve, 15c;
Hamburg 16c; English Dairy lie; Goshen
18c.
COFFEE-Fair to coed 2ia25c; prime
26ic; choice 27a273.
SUGAR-Firm; common, 12al2.c; Gu
bas, 13ia14c; Porto Rico, 14ta14fc; hard
refined, l5c; A coffee, lie; B do 16a;
C do 16t.
SYRUP-55a60c for lower grades; goa
/ 90 for best brands: Porto Rico Molasses,
75aS0c.
SALT-27O from yard, for Ohio River;
S75 for dairy.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS-Maintain
their last weeks prices; Wheeling sto-
gies 10 50al1 90 per thousand; dark los,
Is and Is navy, 72a76c; for bright and
fancies 90cal 90.
COTTON YARNS-45c for Steuben-
vile; Cotton Batting Soc.
SOAP-7c for family; SIC for German;
11al2c for Eastern family.
CANDLES-l6c for city mould tai
low; 2sc for star; Soc for hotel.
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ggg Geleeraph
TO FHE REGIsTRR.-
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, November 1.-THE Times,
in a leading editorial on the italian
situation, refers to the last note of Prime
Minister Menabrea, boldly declaring
the abolition of temporal power essen
tial to the preservation of peace, and
calls it Italy's ultimatum to France.
BRUSSELS, November l4.-By new
postal treaty negotiated between Bel
GUM and the United States, the rate OF
postage on single letters weighing half
an ounce or less is reduced to fifteen
cents.
PARIS, November l4.-The Paris Mon
iteur publishes an Imperial decree max
ing the following Cabinet appoint
ments: N. Marie Oscar Pirard, Minister
of State for the Interior, and NJ. Pierre
Magn to be Minister of Finances.
PARIS, November 14.-Previous TO the
departure of the French troops from
Rome, the Holy Father received the
staff officers in body at the audience
chamber of the Vatican, and addressed
them in the most feeling manner. He
expressed his happiness at having the
soldiers of France around him once
, more; but never had his happiness been
so great as now, because of the recent
peril to which he had been exposed. He
returned thanks to tho officers, to
France, and to the Emperor Napoleon
for the deliverance of the Holy See. He
was filled with grief to see that Italy
had sent out as q vanguard against
Rome horde of anarchists, upon whose
banners were inscribed rapine and de
VISITATION. While the Pontifcial troops
had successfully defended the soil o
, the Church, the army of France ha(
: come to crown the splendid cause. The
Pope concluded by saying that in the
midst of his troubles, he had the conso-
lation of receiving sincere expressions o
Catholic sympathy from all parts of the
), world. His Holiness then terminated
the interview by giving his apostolic
blessing to the army, the people, and to
the Emperor of France. fl
LONDON, November 4.-Maguire, ont
of the five prisoners convicted of thu
murder before a special Commission ant
condemned to death, has been pardonet
by the Queen. All through his trial
Mcguire stoutly maintained his limo
,cence, declaring he was not even presen
when the police ran and Sergeant Bret
was killed.
LONDON, November 14-Evening.-
Official returns of the Bank of England
show the bullion decreased E94O,OO'
since the seventh. Dense fog last night
no meteors seen.
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An Army OF More than Five
Thousand OfliCe-lI0lders

Are consuming your substance, and bot Of
other hungry eEpeetants are gathering hAs
vultures, 10 banquet upon the vltals oi PIp'
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars y
the hundred thousand, with DO apparent result
Your Lunatic Asylum has already costHlg'0
q third more than the original estimate 100 ~
whole, and the first wing is not yet comPisiee
At the present rate, more than one million
dollars will be consumed In what is nothing lSs
than q stupendous fraud, at whics your paSh
servants are coDDiving.
The Penitentiary was expected TO be JUL y.
1853 900, but through tbe incOmPetency va,
planned IT, nearly four times "a much natfflL
will be required as was originally INTENDED. ~.
the expense Of the building will be little a9oh
Of one million dollars. Other operations o. paH
lie men show a similar disregard OF your ~
est. Many Of them are mere schemes 81 Pf'sN
benefit and public robbery. -.
Not Q single Radical journal Of The s'Ak ~
uttered a word Of deHunciatlon OF these oI ~
other public wrongs. To the REGisTEE oel'.g
almost the exclusive honor Of champioglng y,
popular cause against the outrages Of oh'I :.
plunderers. In pursuance Of ts paIP"~ -
hunt down corruption and cOrTuptionsA ~
REGISTER will lay before the people -,
startling facts concerning the outlay o. -.
funds upon public works. The m0st enoI 1 ~
frauds are known 20 have been perpetraisl, -.
every taxpayer has an interest IN tbsir osss.Y
ment. We call upon the people 70 sre0bA
support Us In our effort.
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New York stock Market.

NEW lohh, No'OhooA AT'
STOCKS-Higher, closing strong.
Canton, 44ta444; Cumberland, 23fa25;
Quicksilver, 16a17; Mariposa, 7aa93;
Pacific Mail, 136a136i; Atlantic Mail,
116al16i; Western Union Telegraph,
32ta32t; New York Central, 1l4tall44;
Erie, 73ta73s; Hudson, 126a126t; Read
ing, 99t; Ohio Certificates, 25sa25t;
Wabash preferred, 63; Michigan Cen.
trail, 1O9sa110; Michigan Southern, ols
asia; Illinois Central, 100; PitSsburg,
s3tas3!; Toledo, 103al03t; Rock Island,
969a97; Northwestern, 51a515; do pre-
ferred, 64fa65; Fort Wayne, 974a9s;
new Tennessee, 63i; Missouri's, 945.
EXPRESS SHARES-Wells' Express,
524; Adams, 72ia73; American, 723a73;
United States, 74a76; Merchants Union,
33a35.
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A.,aul, ON E, A. Pollard.

BALTIMORE, November 14.-About
twelve o'clock to-day, as E. A. Pollard
historian of Lee and his Lieutenants
was passing in front of the Maltby
House he was approached by q son ana
and Douplas Wise, each of whom fired
a shot at Pollard, one passing through
his right arm. Having his wife on
hi, left arm at the time, Pollard drew a
pistol but was unable to raise it Oh ac'
count of the wound and the ball from
his weapon struck the pavement. The
Wises came up from Richmond this
morning to obtain satisfaction from
Pollard for q letter recently published
by the latter in reply to a letter o.
Henry A. Wise on his (Pollard's) history
of the war, and had previously declared
their intention to shoot him at sight
Both are in custody to wait an exami
nation.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, November IL.
BEEF CATTLE-Were in fair demand
this week, but prices were without any
material change. About 1000 head ar.
rived and sold at the Avenue Drove
Yard at sa54c for extra Pennsylvania
and Western steers; 6!a7ic for fair togood
do, and 4a6c per lb, gross, for common,
as to quality. The market closed rath-
er dull within the above range of
prices.
COWS-Were in fair demand; 200
head sold at As 00a75 90 for springers,
and so OOa9O 90 per head for cow and
calf.
SHEEP-Were unchanged; 5000 head
sold at 4a5!c per 10, gross, as to condi-
ton.
HOGS-Were dull and rather lower;
$500 head sold at the different yards at
9 00a10 90 per lbs, net.