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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-25

As is we'll known, jackson was care
less in dress, in gait, and when astride
a horse he was just as apt TO have his
No. 9s dangling out of the stirrups as
in them. A thoughtful man, with OBJ.
long features, kindly gray eyes, somber
in looks, with a mind never at rest, he
appeared often in what may not inap-
propriately be termed ''fits OF abstrao-
tion, aud apparently obliyious to every
thing passing around him. but at the
whistle of mimic ball, or the boom of
a cannon, how his whole face lit up
with expectancy He was suddenly
alive TO "coming eyents.n OF Jack
sons rigid discipline Twill here put on
record an instance. While boy l was
coming ont of the post-oiiice In Lexing-
ton, Va, one morning, and, as came
out, youth of some seventeen sum
mers passed in, clad in a black suit
stopped for minute on the pave
ment at the post Office door. with my
face toward the Virginia Military Insti-
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-25

THE well-bnown legal doctrine that
no notice can be taken Of stops in inter-
proting document received a rather
striking illustration yesterday at the
Middlesex Registration Cout. a vote
had been claimed in respect of certain
buildings by firm which occupied n
part OF them, and questions had been
addressed 10 the claimants, which they
were required to answer in writing.
The particular question upon which the
difficulty arose was whether the build
ing was wholly or in part occupied by
the firm, and the answer which il was
intended 10 give was. mo. Part of
the premises is occupied by u.s." Un-
fortunately for the claimants, who were
of the Liberal persuasion, their clerk or
literary representative had not the part
OF very ready writer, and the answer,
as sent in TO the officials, read, ono
part of the premises is occupied byus.
The full stop, which would have been
so essential u factor in determining the
sense of the sentence. had been alto
gether omitted. and its absence was not
even atoned for by capital letter at
the beginning of the word "part, -
which might have excused the revising
barrister in supply ing it gratnitously,
so rs to "make sense of the passage,
much in the same style as a commen-
tatOr engaged in publishing or inter-
preting text of Kschylus or Pindar.
He accordingly read the words in their
literal meaning, and held that the
claimants. in making such an answer,
had abandoned their claim to vote for
the premises IL is difficult 10 see how
he could well have come to different
conclusion. The result, nevertheless,
throws some doubt upon the maxim al
ready quoted, that punctuation is In a
legal point of view frivolous detail
London Globe.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-25

tute, OF which jackson was then pro
icssor jackson was coming up the
street Mt the time, and only few yards
from the door The cadet WINS in citi-
zen's dress, and had "run the block
ade to get II letter from " his girl"
and had thus violated two rules--come
TO town in citizen dress. and without
leave. He was coming out, Uncon-
sciously, into the "snarc Of the fowler;'
but ne Glanced to spy jackson within
few yards Of the Office, aud instantly
| sprang bacH, jumped over the counter,
Z flew past The postmaster aud leaped out
/ OF the window cat style. on "aii fours :"
jackson took in '1he situat on at
/ glance, for, as the cat heels were dis
/ appearing out of the back window,
! jackson stern countenance darkened
/ the door. and he cried out in stento-
/ ran voice: II recognize you. sirl Go
to the barracks and report yourself un-
I der arrest Many mentor would have
I been blind to the escapade, would have
tried not to have seen his pupil, would
I have "winked at it," but not so with
! jackson; on the contrary, he quickened
( his pace and was an Interested spectator
/ to the lively movements OF his pupils
/ heels But il has been mystery TO me
ever since. how in the world jackson
recognized that cadet by his No. boots
as his heels were disappearing ont of
the window. When | saw jackson
again he lay dead on the field Of
Charlottesville.
To show JaGkson's listlessness on
important occasions. ! will record
another incident. 1t is well known
that "Stonewall" was not . mere map
fighter, or attacked the enemy on
scientific principles. He made war rs
Claiborne Mason made his (Jackson's 81
bridges, by intuitve knowledge and
common sense principles. And when
many a General was planning a
battle on maps, jackson had fought
and won them by the celebrity of
his movements. But to the point: On
a certain night, near the banks of the
| RappahanOck, a council of war was be-
/ ing held, at which, rs a matter of course,
General Robert +. Lee presided. Jack
son was the last 70 enter the Command
er-in-Chiefs tent. He sat down, crossed
his lank legs folded his arms, and was
lost in thought in n few minutes. The
subject and manner of attack was elab-
| orately discussed in all its detail for
nearly an hour, on the maps and plan
Of battle, and a conclusion nearly ar
rived at, when General Lee, wishing to
hear Jackson's opinion he had not
opened his mouth during the entire dis
CUSTOM asked him for his views; but,
mirabile dictu! jackson was sound
asleep, and, when reused up, his an
/ swer to Lees question was (without so
much as opening his eyesl: "Oh, run
/ them into the rivern' His suggestion
was adopted, and bold, stand-up at
tack was made aud the enemy was not
only "run into the river but clear
/ across it.-AmertcdR Queen.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-25
That HorrId Hat.

A YOUNG wife recently went shop
ping, and among other things she
bought new hat-a Derby, the first
of the kind she had ever worn. She
stood at the counter with the hat ON,
when her sister came in, looked at IL
very hard, and said TO friend. How
much that lady looks like my sisterr'
II required q personal explanation to
convince her that she was her sister.
On the train she spied her husband,
who was buried in an evening paper.
He glanced at her and returned 10 his
news. She sat near him, and after a
while said, "Charley." He looked up,
grinned, looked little undecided, and
again returned TO his paper. When the
train stopped she went up behind him
and said, "Charley.n But he, the
good boy, didn't even look around.
Then she touched his arm, and said in
despair; Charley, don't you know
mef What's Is the matterP" At this he
stopped, gazed at her steadily. and
said II beg Qyeur What oh, the
deucel Comcs Bbsw Is that you. Min-
nieg Why. what's come over youG2
{" suppose it's this horrid, hOrrid hat.
I'll take il OF the minute get home
and never wear il again. Didn't you
really know me. JearP' OF course
not | thought 1t was that girl across
the street trying 20 scrape aequaintsnea
with me- s u
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-25
WANRE IoN0RANoE Isl 49,.

j. Low eOntagious2-l don't know;
lfut THIS am prepared 10 sHV,
That ihnyo felt, for many u day
a great desire Go make II 50.
Does ehe vuuchsnfo a thought 60 meY
tomptimga Think shn does: ana then
Tn forced 10 grippe lu doubt again,
Which seems my normal state to be-
Why don't ! ask. and asking. kuowf-
grant perhaps it uight be wisc;
liut whom ! look iniD bor owes.
Aud hcur hcr voice which thrills me 40,
] think that on he whole I went;
I'd Hrhcr doubt than know she d5n't.
--scfibnoTs Monthly.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-25
Some Corrections.

THE campaign is over. The fight is
finished, and we embrace this opportu-
nifty TO make a few corrections. If any
thing we have said has led anybody to
believe that the Concord Monitor man
is a wild-eyed, fiery and untamed ink
spatterer and man whom it wouldn't
be desirable to meet in a dark alley, we
hasten TO state that such Is not the case.
He Is a gentleman with whom it is per-
fectly safe to play poker without insist
ing that he tie up his sleeves II, in an
unguarded moment, we have given any
body the inpre ssion that the cOmmenta-
tor of the Philadelphia NeUs is the sort
of person who would like to set lire to
a barn and cremate lot of horses and
cattle, the mistake must be laid TO the
excitement caused by the heat of the
campaign. He is as gentle as a turtle
dove and an ardent admirer Of Mr..
Bergh. II we have spoken of the gall
liant Colonel Men and Things of the
Herald as sitting upon the fence and
kicking his feet out on both sides, we
wish TO state that he got up there in
order TO get better view of the field.
II we have persuaded anybody that
they had better lock up their hens when
they saw Commodore Jottings of the
journal about, it was because he is such
a genial and attractive cuss that the
hens would follow him away of their
own accord. And if we have ever eX-
pressed suspicion that any Chicago
editor intended 10 block mp the Hoosac
Tunnel by sticking one of his feet in it,
we now state that the suspicion was
groundless. Boston Post.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-25

Two HUNDRED and fifty thousand
dollars is the sum which a delighted
public has paid jules Verne for writing
impossible stories with an air Of scien-
tifc probability
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-25

APPLE SPoNGE PUDDING. One half
pound each of butter, moist sugar and
line breadcrumbs, eight apples, six
eggs, one lemon, tablespoonful orange
water. three wine glasses water. Place
the butter in a large basin with the
sugar, and mix them well together until
they present a smooth appearance, then
add the breadcrumbs, grated lemon
peel and apples chopped line. then the
eggs, which should be web beaten.
Mix all thoroughly together, put II into
n mold. and boil or steam II for one
hour and quarter. For sauce make a
thick sirup with the juice Of a lemon,
water and six ounces of loaf sugar.
Boil altogether, stir in cup of mar
malade, and pour the sauce over the
pudding,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-25

izo that Providence had thus rewarded
her for her resolution 10 keep Thanks
giving day, aud be thankful for what
she had Just rs she had finished in
spocting the last article
gallant knock was knocked on the door,
Aud responsive go her "conc In"
Ia walked u gent. "a slick rs cent,
or a. neat as any new pin.
re smiled a sweet smile as he took chair,
nd his clothes were fitting and nno:
And this he did sav TO the widow Du Shay:
Oh, widow, VIII you bc miner
She blnshed hit. hp1 she hung her head
Aud her han1 be tO1k 81 his'u:
And he stole kiss which she didu't miss,
And hut tts none % your hiZzcn.
They Wcrc married that Uvc hy n p1rson tail,
Aud she storm cleared away very soon;
And they rode for ~ hour on bridal tour,
in a sleigh 10y the Hight of the moon.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-25

But this article should make deep
impression on YOU.
Whenever you feel like saying hard
things Of Thanksgiving because you
have nothing 10 be thankful for just re-
member what q narrow escape the
widow Du Shay had from falling upon
the stove in her sleep aud increasing
her misfortuncs by roasting her hose.
She happened 10 come out A /, but
fairies don't take TO everybody. De
trot Free Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
EamLo rs o sporisman-The Weather
State Debt

Correspondence of tie Alexandria Gazette. J
HEwLEITs NOV. 29.-Sev.rsl negro boys.
from twelve to fifteen years Of age, went cut TO
hun. haras ou Saturday evelisg. Fully equip
ped WITH carbiacs. maskots. SfriDgG:ld rifles,
&C., and accompanied With dogs of all kind,
thsy went forth 10 e,g;r quas! for game. Soon
haro was started ED yauug Mr. Hoertcm
dew tcad upou him IS he bounded through
the l.la, cid at the crack OF the quo, OBS leg
dropped usrlsesiy by ia aid. Mr.. Ella,
bouodi2g ka q g5eyhoucd. swept ahead of ell
coGDoi:cr! aod VIC closely followed by Mr.. AL.
bso!, Eith mn:kas cooked aud ticEer OF the
trigger. Seeing that E!iji would tail the hare,
and determined 90. 10 be ouidone, ast IS SAID
Ell stopped down 10 oaz, bis prey, Albent
IeVccd Lis nJusket. ru:l:d tiisRer. aDd drove
the cntra load. wstdirg and alI ilto tho RIutlo
aud rbduoor muscles CT the hip aDd thigh,
nskicg gbss!ly acd dspgerous wcurd.
They weather hss been go dry this fall, that
mos. Of the wells 10 our section heVo dried u2.
It has been raining 70: uccglg two dsyg. nGdcr'
a!ely.
The people arc a:xious 10 have tho State
debt settled, erd would be glad to have o cou-
ventioD assemble to arj IS! it, before the po,i.
oianl. AID sapept newspapers. get up parties
aad BID b!o3d. Keep it before tho people
HANOVER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

CousHs-"Brcvn's Bronchial TrocAc," ere
used with advantage TO alleviate COUGHS, SORE
THROAT, HoAKsEEEss snd BRONCHIAL AFFEC.
TONS. Fer thirty cara these Troches have
been in use, with annually increasing favor
They are not new and untried, but, having been
tested by wide snd constant use for nearly an en-.
tire generation, they hsve attained we'll msrited
rank among the few staple remedies Of the age.
TIE THRoAT.-"Bro,0n' Bronchial IToches'
set directly On the organs OF the voice. They
have en- extraordinary effect in sll disorders Of the
when rela1ed, either from cold OF over eSertion
Of the voice, and produce a clear and di.linc
enun citation. Speakers and singers fad tn
Troches useful.
A CoUGH, COLD CATARBH Oh SORE THROAT
requires immediate attention. as neglec: of
tentines results in some inc1rable Lung Dis
ease. 'Bro,0ns Bronchial IToeAss" Will ale
most Invariably give relief. limitations sre Of
fered for sale, many of which are injurious. The
genuine "Bro79n's Bronchial ITo,hss" are sold
only in boxes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

Do. Tying ON TIE MIRACLES At LoURDys
Rev. d.. Stephen II. TyrS j., acl .;y.,..
Epitc,pal minister Of Nv Yoik, preached NV,
tho miracles of Not,o Dame da L,al,es !, -
Psronees. taking the srouud tk.t uir.c,ts f.5
actually been wrought tbc'o through Tie r.r.,
Of prayer, he visited Lourdas last sunn,r ,,3
found $4,000 visitors week passing ,t,,n,s
the little village 10 the mountains. The b,nt,
ges aud cTutohcs Of the sick ard ciiIp'td yI,
had been cured and thousands ,f .,.r: -
Thanksgiving couvizced d.. Tyrg that IL .,;l
there shown was "hopored ty Gcd" r.,
Herald qlotas DR.. Ty1y as Follows:
"Wc ccver shall know what tlc 2o7f-: q
faith are until ne fed Da1 vho ku.gss 4. IT,
truths of God and is free from all tLc lr:.rs ..
mao. 1t is this faith st the shrine ot N,,a
Dame de Louldts. cnd probably q. K9ccs. !,
Ireland, that is hcnorad By Gcd CD c,gI
read as veil es hear prayer, ed here vas cTi
dcrc, OF Individual faith lie hs: .sc, II, hi
spoken Of tic cures there. l: wcud cc7cr j.
to dismiss such vel! auaeoticl;ed iscs. Il,
had been severely criticised 10 the LaTs3ap,,.
as 40 ecclesiastical biso!. If there vas mcar
hair in bis head 30 wou?d l;ko 10 psi i. a.,
There w.s 90 bigo'ry about him. Ta} R,uas
Church, 50 fer as its Organization WIS a,uc.rie.
vas above eli societies Of b; Levers Iah;scr,
ru7y impolerc, il Was not III y aCca,o H.
Roman Uhu:ca. ii c;u.d PIT fla !. il =.
heart to do 81, Show nc usa 81 auy aoyr'
he said, and if he is DING god vol w.,
hail him as fellow worker Tor usa's pracr...
[ cant say that those praying O. the sh.!zc :.
Lourdes are net praying 10 CD, oTd iii IN.
possible to sa7 they are delud:5. - tier
nraVe;s ara answered"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

The romans of Esselle Apue Lewis have baen
placed in the cataoombs Of KeDasll Green Gem
etery to await removal to New Y ork.
The American branches of the 1cish Lind
League are to DO asked to sand their contrbu'
tions to Paris instead Of Dublin.
Several persons ware arrested yesterday while
prccsediDg to Ia Vallois Cemetery, Paris. to
make demonstration 81 the grave of the Com
munist Fsrre.
The people of Duloiguo have been disarned
aud co tesrs Of trouble are entertained. The
Prince of Montenegro hss assured them that %
restrictions will be placed on their religious lib.
erty, and that the tenure of titles to land will
not be disturbed.
Subscriptions to the Panama Canal foheme
are reported as being received in largo sums.
Every country 10 Europe is taking part IN it.
,Oficss are being opened in GERMANY. Austria
and Italy, and subscriptions are f5wipg 10. The
Euglish have run up tho shares to a premium
On the Paris Bouuc by scodDge orders which
cannot be executed except BY paying premium.
Founders shares. which we're 5000 francs,
reach nearly 10000.
A dispatch from Dublin says the resolution
of the csbinet not 10 resort to coercion has
caused very deep disappointment and sppre-
hension suorG all css yes in the disturbed dis
ricts They lock with alarm ut The prospect
of more cutrages, and wider spread intimids
ton aud dissff.ctioo. Owing to the continued
opposition to tho erection Of police hut at
New Psllss aud other disturbing events,
Two companies of infantry, two troops
Of cavalry and q detachment of artillery
with two guns will be sent there. Nearly one
Thousand more members have Joined The Land
League 10 the kildyssrt dislioi. At so immense
land meeting 10 Loughrea. several priests wore
present. Many agitators carried naked swords.
a PASTORAL CALL ACcRpTED.-Rev. Fl. NJ.
Wharton, of Luray, Va. has accepted call to
the pastorate of Lac Street Baptist Church,
which has been vacant siucs the resignation OF
Rsv. John Pollard, last Spriug. Mr. Wharton
will enter upon his new duties January l, 1881.
lie is native of Amherst Court House, Va.
and brother Ct General Gabriel Q. Wharton.
who commanded brigade 10 the Ccnfe derate
srmy. He is about 80 yesrs Ct sge. add has
been in the ministry eight years. having had
chsrga of the Front Royal and Lussy Baptist
churches. and has beer quite successful Ia those
PLACES, hs we'll as 10 Msrtinsburg, Richmond
and Alexandra, where be has preached 10 PFC.
tracted meetings, Baltimore Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, NOVEMBaE>J
Sun rises....-...... 81 SIN scts-... II
ARRIVED
Str J w Thompson, lover Porc, 10 / = H:+!
Str Mat.sno, lower Potc, to j Sr"de7s q = ..
It. Mystic, lover fO'c, 10 Pc"c FeTrE e..
CLEARED
Sir T V AFRO wsmi!h. loTcr P0t2mic. ,; ~
:oIa sc Ferry Company.
Schr M.be ThoIn e. P.cv:dacCo. 81 i'acn-
con Coal Co.
Schr Eva I ShsH.;a 2jehnoai. - J .
Eooe
PASSED DOTH.
Schr Hsrrie: Brooks 70! Goors4. o@a
ksAoAhrDS~
Schis Ella Bsrnes, J 3 FsI!ui
SLu!iz and John Is halliday, fron, Ei:5 Z "n =
and s Bdwirds. from this lo;t. &. \ ~.
Schrs w Simmons snd &sry . Wi:hAT,
for Kich mond, cleared at New York 9th
Schr K Bowers. hence. At Bottom 23.h.
Schr Sophis KrsIz. from Gcorgs:c"D q
Boston ooh.
Schr John Bird, from Windaor III til, pr,
at Vineyard Haven 23:h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

COURT OF APPEALS YEsrERDaY.-G.;.is.a
vs.. Hail e! ais Argued by James Eli:ed J95a:.
ESQ.,, for appellant ard submitted.
Moses against OLD Dominion Iron erl Na#
Works Company. Submitted or blieG CT llsj,.
tfF fllod.
Rollins against Lyons. &C. su5ni!:ol ola2
pellsn.s brief Il llet.
Firs. National Bank Of Salem \. G. W. a..
derson Ct as. Sutn !t9d ea p!air!!!! b..e
filed
Swanson vs. Iesdcwa. Submitted or opp
lanrs brief.
Loonsrd's EXECUTOR VI. Leonard Son!t5 To-.
OF docket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

YUsT RECEIVED 8. IS King S., corner s;r CT
u Royal, supply 0! ksn !oen, True re-,
ka!:sr and other ccoosses IN md n Poceos Ca.
Ierv Sbes-s. rcissor,, &C., to VII CD wo invite
tbs attention Of purchasers. aoH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
Z IL Ill J,

On Saturday afternoon, NoV'r. 2It5' tx 2 F.
the residence Of her brother in law . NJ L.
BLACKWxLL, ia thu S5th yea, Of nes ~
Mr., OSCEOLA SEDDOdlA llool,. Psisco
William co., w., md Mira Virginia E. NC
Lean of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
There's many 8 slip

Tween tho cup and Tho lip"
4 King CT Thrace hsd planted vineyard,
when one of his slaves whom he had much op.
pressed in that very work, prophesied that he
should never taste of the wine produced in it.
The monarch disregsrded the prediction, and
when q! an entertainment, be held gls.,ful of
his own wine make from grapes of that vineyard,
be sent for the slave snd asked him what he
thought of hls prophecy now. To which the
other replied: "Msny things fell out between
the cup and The lip" and had scarcely delivered
this singular respolRo before the news WAS
brought that mon.!rops boar was laying waste
pu. down the cup which he held in hi, hands
End hurried cut with his people to attack tho
boar, but Being too esgsr, the boar rushed upon
him ard killed him wl.hcu: his having tasted of
the wine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
NJ ARRIED.

"At BLEAK Rill," the resdenca CT Tho J'!tr.
father, in King George couniy, Nove.n3..I r.. .
1890. By Rev. Ed 1art hcau!re nc GEI 4 t +;
OF KiDg George county. and. IL ATt!a ,
daughter of DR., Horace D. Ashton = sfol;s
icksourg and Washington paper5 r!e.s0 cop!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arriysd-Bost, Wilson ind O Clifton ~
American Ccsl Co; Besnete!.,, TO z Egnc"
& Co.
Departed-Bos!s J Wilsoa end g Clifton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. November y. ls:5.-
Flour is steady End firm ct la'. q1o.a:i5l',
Wheat is ia only fsir receipt. ald $40 busGc,:
sold at Ia, lis and III for Fulz llS I'D 10 f.:
mixed and l!9. 122 ard I25 fo- LZGc:;.a a. {.
quality Germ is Iuil asd ho!vy vi i s1';' &.
| i83 bufhels ct 48 end 50 for new Wit. a.! -
for DID, One small lot Of white brought, u
Oa!s reported. Country pToGacs G!i;: :: -.
gu )lations.
BALTIMORE cattle MARKET &0cou5 = -
Prices thus week tor Beet Cattle ragged Il :1.
lows
Generally rated first guaity.."".-...4 % > u.
Medium or good fair qusity.:...."...2 IS a
Ordinary thin Steors, Oxen and Cows2 Is -
Extreme range fpr!ces..........."...2 70 -
Most Of tho sales were from ....-.."3 Is -
Receipts for the week 4lll head: snles 1851.
The market to-day has been quite glow tn
offerings being several handred in &C s.
of The dsmsnd. Prices Ger Inc bes. grads Nh.
were scsIce were .l5 cents q! while M.
un and common were p strong &c lower IT,
last week, The medium ant common ca!'..
particularly the latter, .wcro il large !up'i.
Mich Cows-Traio is Sow. WCG'lo.1 81 -
$40 per head, ss TO quality.
sheep and Lsmbs-Thera Is tn irc:ca2c Ia -
receipts of more than taif ever lss. week, az
some falling eff IN the quality -, ."rnD q taf
yards, while in Others it ID reported f,!.y 81 70"
as it WAS then. The markci is GGll. tGvro 5'l.f
n outside demand. ard hat on Tie psrt o. tn
butchers quito limited. We quote bl'eE'-
Sheep at 3se5cts. ard Lambs l. 81 /. rtg!b go.
Arrivals this week 3t19 head
Hogs-The rsceipta Gro rather iu,i gone H.
more Than last week end tho Gg=lL? nvrrr&'-
about o, it WAS tier, some tosicra hag!"S Aa.i'F
stock and others not quite IS good. i.ate
not very active, the bea. prices afo W.taou. Lhi
variation from las! week We quot 81 u
and extra Gle; nost s"lss {. (t.G!2 Eer ID 49,
Arrivals this week SGSS head.
BaLTIMonE, No.. 81 --V:-giui. /; Oh 10; 3
deferred II; 90 consoiIIatoi 3; fo2i gcrirs ~,
past duo coupons 81; now 10 i0S III l.t
to-day. Cotton firm mdjiihg Il f.o"r
quist and unchanged. ~ -&ou!htrH o.:
and quiet. wiihoui INV be.: samples CT r,1;:
Western higher and firm Southern rel IL.
III; do smber 12)sl25; Nol Maryland nom
rsl MoC WeEtcra wIntc1 r:1 spos, ROY t"!
Dec l2Ct.l2Os: Jan l2itai2is; SEQ lEttiG:si
March 1898 ,E9l Corr-2ou!hern lover pla
f.irIY act.ve; Western weak; Southern wn"to
81, J3 do yellow 81; Wes:srn mix-i 500. az
Nov 693.Gj Dec 59d.59j !or old; 5ite5iS; asi.
581 ga Os.s quiet and steady; WesLern wit
44.45; do mir-d l3a44 Ry3 kisae. 105a!Uj
HAY unchanged. Coffee quiet; RIO cirgceo Il:
sl3l. Sugar strong; ect.I Whisscy t.cs1y
st 81 lG.
NEW YORK, Nov 3O-Stocxs wciS. MCrhy