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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-14
He Lived There.


Are you the Tax Collector for this
wardgn he asked, as they rode together
eli the platform of the car.
Mo- .A
''AssessOrH' os ttcoft
NO .a sftd - st4.s
Waterworks manP sr.a.
:" Mo-
sAnything 70 do with the censrsP" 'r;t
"Nothing Of the sort Why do YOU ~
askP' ish ph o. re
aWhy, saw you coming out OF a has
house on SpTOat street the other day
with two chairs, broom and an otte, ,5s
,man living after you, and sad 70 my
self that you were an official or agent
of some Sort, and had Internationally
offended the woman s4F A .A H5aR
= No. Inn 20 official or agent, no q y
pned the mRns IN lonesome yoleei 4
''l live there, and that woman was my r
swife SaYeyPm s. ~
lyon betr' was the sympathetic
response. aud they crept closer toi ~
Z gether and took chew OUT OF the
same box. -Detroit fres Press, ~. ss4
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-14
low Rea.HaIred .iIrIs should DIGS

Now that red-headed girls are in
style, suggestions are being made as to
the way they should dress. a fashion
writer says There are three types OF
aubuln-haired women brown-eyed,
blue,eyed aud gTay-eyed. Strange as
YOU may think il. even the blue-eyed
rossas should never wear blue. for blue
intensifies the color Of blueeyes. Here
is fabric, for instance, on which are
red, blue and green spots. fasien on
il a piee OF blue ribbon, and YOU i'm
stantantly see that the blue spots be-.
come more conspicuous than either red
or green ones, Now, put on bit OF
green ribbon, and the green spots take
your eve; now q red one; and the red
spots stand out This gives a hint to
blue.eyed girls who are not red-headed,
and TO girls with greenish gray eyes,
with prominent transparent corneas.
who can, by wearing blue dress or
blue ribbons. or turquois jewelry, en-
hance the blue Of their eyes Toreturn
10 the rossas, they can never wear
pink, albeit there is shadow Of pale
yellowish pink that can be ventured
upon provided you have an artistic eye
for color TO guide YOU in is selection
and application. They must conline
themselves 10 white of a creamy hue.
gendarme blue OF deep tone, invisible
or a bottlegreen. ollve-green, gray
green (neyer bright green), stone
gray, claret, maroon, plum, amethyst
or brownish-purple, dark amber, reds
with an amber tint, pale yellow, and
dark brown Velvet ~ the fabric above
an others which should be freely used
In the toilet of the rossas. Pearls,
amber and gold ornaments are becoms
ing to them, Diamonds are too hashy. y
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-14
HUMOROUS.

"A fiery steed The horse radish.
THE poor ye have with YOU al
ways but the rich go away in summer
time.
during this cold season one needs
all the clothing he can get Il is dan
gerouS 10 leave or any habit, be il never
so bad w. Boston Globe
- Some people may think that the
Job Of sitting on the saiety-yalYs is a
pleasant one. but can assure them 1t
IS not. { Alexander Ill Chicago
tribune.
Country grocerymen have had to
furnish an extra supply Of sitting ac-
commodations around the stove the
past winter, Syracuse Rerdid
The editor wrote the headline: :" A
Horrible Blunder" " TO 90 over n railroad
accident, but, though il was the printer 5
fault that II got put over the account OF
weddu the editor was the man
thrashtd. Boston POST
There was dance at the North
End the other evening, and the only
musician present WIS fuddled fiddler,
whom witty participant in the eNer-
CisPs Of the iioor characterized rs a full
orchestra Boston Post.
-" Deacon said the widow, as she
gently stroked in feline manner the
maltese tabby that evidently lay in her
lap for that purpose, {" don't you long
for spring, with its balmy breath, its
warm sunshine and its gentle showers,
which awakens nature, and puts life
into everything that has laid cold and
dead during tho long winter, and brings
everything up out Of the cold, cold
ground into light and Il eP'' "Well,
hardly, widow, responded the old dea-
con, "gou know / buried my second
wife last fall. ~ Rochester Herald
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-14

=. ~ Aud the doctor certified 30 the Telia
ihilityl sof -sfafse, aud Departed
BrO0klyR Eagle.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-14

Mrs. Millionaire .Markay's latest
bah in Paris Is said TO have cost 500
Onn ~f
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-14

fauis That Fnreteu storms and others
R,Tbat fraasite FaIF AVcat ather -Issttles That
qiAFe fsREhf by duty squad, ons ia the
, 1881-01-06

4 CbIcngtt t,oto.brokcr who placed kD, 90 90 OF
co,,,nnrnioI ,,nprr ,urj,,, tss, rr,orts tint The
t.s W, ~, ,a,,a, ..n" IT, a. ~,
tosa' r w. "n .lo "'su """n. ~ VIZ Mu, u,'
broker rs say,ng:
Tin mnrtrt is ocrtnsnlr IN n ycry dangerous
cnnIiI,fn,' m;t,i Mi ihn tnnsrryntva Euif" Ol,-
inv Aunin until yc Gnvu li,t,, ,iccilnv Of from -
IL nj pcr cunt. Tho krentcr part Uf tho hIgh-
sM,tsft;crs wit, l,oye rovnr enco1,rtsrcs, Il wmii
strc"t nnnir. think ti,erc il Int itiio ,lnui,t
ti,nt w shmi sot,,, IN, II whnr4mp nlni,uhtcr III
tinti,tn f,not, Tint hillur III 1Mtiks H,,i rrISnfn
, 1881-01-06
BUSINESS.
Stocks Active, but Irregular, Clos.
ing Weak.
Isnpitt 1Sisc III Western . Unibn,
with n Partial Relapse.
Heavy Receipts Of Currency at Chi.
cago-Foreign Exchange =
Wenk.
The Produce ttafkcls steadIcr-Provlslans
= Flrmar, with Less Doing, =;
Broadstut1s Easior, but Closed Rather Firm
BARLEY Irregular.
FINANCIAL.

II AN AA1
Stocks wcro active md strong, with occasional
irregularities, til near tho cinse, WHEN tho lnnr-
llct turned weak. ntuncy was In full supply.
rr,snsactons wcrn heavy. but operators hnd no
ilxcd purpose, apparently. business seemed to
consist mnstfy III "BcAlrtnH," tnking short turns
on QUO shle OF the market or tho Othor, Tho
n,nrkct t,ns apparently ttrfted Into II condition
whcre Hl!Rht causes might produce violent tillc.
tu,lltonB, III, or down. No such c1uses showcd
themselves yesterday, and consequently Ito
movements OF the dny nrc without special sIg-
nilcnneo.
Thc fluctuations Of Union rnclAc wore a
Ennl index to thu general course uf prices
rhia stock opened At III. sold down to l19i, re-
cnvercd ~ 1tIai. md then Aold down to llDii.
Western Union opened ut Sdti. sold on 10 nm,
thon roso to B1Is, ind closed at ssh. Some ono
,astst harp been badly hurt BY Its vngarles.
Very llttio Gun DO adlett to tho history Ut tho
s1ay beyond whnt Ii cnntnnesi III the record Of
fluctuations given l,c!nw. Alton recovered q, 10
lt5: Nock Island |, to 1aj}s: Burlington & Qutn.
cy2, to 1905; Jersey Ccntrnl IL. to H43s; READ
ing sold rs high M III. closing at oa.l. With n
gain Of 1i; Manhattan mHde III. to 3t!i; Amer
icnn t1nlon 2, to r; Omaha preferred I. to VIII:
and lilo Grnnle =, 10 u.
Tho principal lusscs wcro Houston s Toxaa
Contrnl !. to 0o; Northern Pacific preferred ], to
10: Irnn Mountain ~, TO 6i,i; Ohtn preferred
III. tn ~: Wnbash III. to 43ss; st. Paul IN, to
1l0E; Northwestl ], to l:aai; Michigan Contral
III, to IL,
Tho other fluctuations wcrc unitnpurtnnt.
Thcre ia anxious Inquiry us TO the probability
Of II dividend on Wabash preferred. II thero ID
10 lie ont 1t wilt DO dcc'nrc1 this month. The
ron.l IL certainly cunning enough to pay at the
rate Of q per cent. It was stntcI on tho street
yesterday, on whit claimed to bo good author
ity, that a dividend would not bo madn 10.
this hnlf scnr. Mr.. Husscll sugc Is understood
to 10 In fayEr or dividend.
Now York ntlvlces wcrc to the effect that there
was It paol deal OF selling Ut stocks. And that 4
| powerful clique wore ucttnE On tho theory tim,
| tho market was n gaEo on every rise.
| The following shows tho tluctuatiouB Of TIT
| nctIya stocks:
, 1881-01-06
DHEAUSTL|TFS.

yLouit--wss very qu!ot, with little change In
prices. Tho tsNdlns was coAy locai. shlPera being
si unable to procure cara ms ncctlcd and aru nor
fnvueGa with nlany cnts anyhow Sales were report
I'd Of uU brs wInturs nt sLi5GS.$0; Gu bra double
sprnR cxtras partly ut &asj; lW brla low wrade ut
Shi.4, n''d lis br1t rye hour IN private ors Tntnt
l,a3 br1a. Export thurs wGrc quoted NJ $4t026W for
uood to chee. md rye do Mt t4.SaSi.7s.
UTnEM MlLsarufSA-NYeru bI guod supply. at.d
t1ack lots wuro dull, willis lots on through cnra wore
In you'd roquuat. Sales WoEo reported Of y cara 0rnn
Mt ttluD>isll.a), mladlIngs at lille, ind cur
coRrsu Go1n. .a,ea VI tlAO0 por Ton On track.
SPRING WIlEAT-Was anly tnuderatoy nctlvo,
baow tho !atoat prices of Tuesday, Tllo ilrsh
keis woro qu"te huIl ind oAseF, Mnd Now York wus
tune, whllo thers tow outside 0riuFs uro leav
ny tho MARKET to -ho s"sta'ned chiefly bJ
"hono taignt' Therc viva llt!o buying
cnriy, on tho stronRtet of smah Eocalpts horo,
and Operators oxprcsasd unnaalnoAa u rognrd
to to prospects Of Wur tu Tho Old World, hut thuy d
not luyust much Oh tho nOttun Fheru fair do
masd for cahl. nts, cioalng at p!{c for Ho2. Bpot
paos weso reported Ut L4QD bu NJ. : 1t W@39G}Eei
B,s0 bu No. In good houses ut xs3sGGc with cantrnl
nominal nj about Sa d1'l bu rolsesS ns 7osisc' hs
bu by sa,ur,o at 7a1ssa To.n, ai.2uo bn. AsU, 10
ha No. = Mlnne1ota NJ VIC. Nhcn straight No. WIS
.tlc. seller February oponod Mt p1ss0gac. huld NJ
p14c, mpruyed TO !a>ip, declined To yc md coaud ut
JAZZ HSSsS Ss K; Ss; !;
ssse e. ", VI:
S ns = ns sa:ss
e. G. u & ~ u
Il sS Ss !St hSt j.; ssifisa' lid I" Sa d
ss S!$ ;s!s!s: s;$ w. ?sss
Ut f IL WHIT Nv yoit s, ~,
s nc. % sIs ssfS , ,ass4s. Xxx s ;Sslyey HS .,ys
G"ash i MSssd Saes saa iSih st!h sl;s s63RsSs
UT ''ssry .s IT. 'as mas
@ ~ ia ~ ss W sa ssa Il ssSa ID b y .n: H.
is (: . SSS. s.:
sss;x It !: s' 81 'ta''1E sas 1a it rs; ss:
sS!s = M T. e!c,aa .hsas ea,!ss The
sss .sisass WY ssSes ,ao Sss !saaS
II ssI!s! sSss fssnss a & s.
5 ;sS SsS sSs[sS ~ st!s :!s
ss:sa " n = & "a y, si Y j ss;s 1s
Is sss's ss ahi's ses @ .ss " {: e.
49,: a!ss;s fisss :: s;s
@ II ~ tx u II: ::
hy s II s,.. sna d ass, 4as M
.s S5;S:; x FsS{Ssis
set!yv Il iL.s.ii3M: iasa S3. D. .o!I ii iea5N,
dvmand Ut ~. tu.uples w1re in fnlr rsguus. Ins,
sniss wsIu rcEhFlea IT L3u BY No T. ftssh, 1t tLtk
y " .a1,ts n % {or NJ Ana .s:;S9 tof A.:
| Yr0a Oh eouFl, I'htaa, a4.alI liz.
rwo O'CLOCK CALL.
Wheat vas eloxdY, c1os!nX ,at Mao for February
USl1Q fur 3nrct4 EA1os EhuN Vt nl3Jyr Feb
;SsTy ;yYf MsIei. 4 MI ssll
Mi4 1tJ44 10 f>r A.y, Halss. .7A@D Gu q sIl4, ~
~ an o ir ss wi a'Sa ses Il x
~ 81 j iN|s GtsI IsbIGsf SNia 81! jsAs: ~ u
a:t IT. ~ IL gSsfHaEy ss:s E1fx Mas N ~ q q III
lsbiE ~ NssSh aalas Ij Iss nt }fxi1iaE II
. March. Lara closed saslsF VI fAst}sIsAQ &uF fsb
, 1881-01-06

Samuel stni,cs. IN his rcco,,t book on " Duty"
), 81 Monusty -rruth, hs srys: ii '' ~ 9A"p
,',Nltions AI,d statca aro dishonest as we'll rs
tndlytdunts. Their condition IL 10 be measured
Ortcect mud Turkey arc shl,ns,rril iii tho cum.
t,lulrInl world. hpain wns killed BY hor rIuhrs.
Thu KuIu which cilitiU pouring Il,tQ Hp,iu from
hor Tn.,9ushul u0lnI,fes III sn,th America de-
prayed tho penptu, and rendered them itnlnltt
md IAzy. Nowldnys u HpuuiArd Will blush 10
wU.k; he will tlut bIush Il, Mu. Grrccu haS RI.
ruintcu bur debts tor u,tny ycars Liko Ttr-
kOy, she has nothing III INV. All the ,yurks or
Industry In thuso cDntrles IL lnno by Foreigners
s'MuGh bpttrr thnux uljGht hnyo becn hlpctl
from PunnEylyana Atd tic {5ther AtncrruI.
Btutes which rcpl,dIateI their lulJts Ina,y yGnrs
aEo ThcBo wera rich Btntcs a,ltI tho money llf-
fliYeI from ut,rontI ,nnuo tliu richer hy 0,Mn.
inK up r1ats uni! constructing cn,lnls for IGo
benotii Of tho people. rhp ltuv. Sydney Suish,-
jcqtus, initlo with difficulty a,tu Ir!yutiurt-ict
thu world know of biz loss, iIo ,tturcpstxi n ro-
1l01stnt,lcc ia tho ifUtlsr Ut EunwresH nj Wash.
ing,oi,, Which ho nitrrwIfd p,nlIsbcJ, 'T'ho
At1,cricans,' lu said twho MMlst tu lnyo lin.
, 1881-01-06

REAL ESTATE.


The following Instruments were Gled for roc.
ord Wednesday,, 1nn. i:
c,rv PROPERTY.
AastS'G s'sa sSs II % T. ,s5 { 'tinf ' f g
s1;a ss |SS It Gis;s i Wii,
wi; III s;s JILL Il il ;3j;S; ySs;;i i
'fS;! s$:i' sS j&IiS$ &&Iiss$ W &:sGi &
rs q j,t'ha t"n'!.ss sa ~ iaii
ff;sis ia i III 't'SiIit' f II bspssr ssr ~.
rfs rf'y s{ss.' ss% s$sS:%'t &s:; a'o .
s'r t!st Il ss5 Il lsS = u T. sia ~ II T.
Kss|s2 Iiity;;ii5;t: Siisxit;yi, M
A!S%! II Il Ms''Nyis'5 " NsS filth 's s
IT.: iii Sa:|:i ii c'';ss;;
;;:F;s 5s ss;s. Ssa&s;S i III iii il
Ss$ ,sss j;;sy iy;:sii$si i
rsS il III: i; SS i ,$%! ,E$s%'' n SJ ;'S!s
sss:s$; s;:s $$,s l. il: III Ii Il @ si < &Sai. |S
iii i! 9Th II 81: i! iIs$;;c I;:c .# il S%Gs
T$; I: i; If s;i i II: ;;ss i; j!
toIers0n at, 81 IT. 1T F)urtGuntli o |. alk!uIN
Intnlnveu, I1ned Unr.3 iS-1 tIUhn A. k'eAtt
!: { i;;S isi'$:; sia;s;
Il s.y ST i'll iSS E;::
Dluo lslnnA nv, ii It II Ut Fourteenth sf+ Q RS
ftltoErntru Ms. Improved, ,.atAeU1 JnI i, ti'uter
WI i:s"s :tf n III il 81 ] ''
Lxls6!l H. t1nteA Dec ~. i&U III. md Il. k,u'i-
wsr.sn w!sr e n ~. VI i u Sa1iioi! H. xij NV ~.
G. rNad J.n. tAnnle 1!all 60 Y. II, n.aIer. 500
JMII,li H. nij # " NJ AshlMnd ny n {. .HlGft
with ~ + tn R1luy ii kntlU nddtton!. tlntcd -
l1rC H. 18Nl tSt1nfE Ftster ~ ". j.. Mnbsl.. 10
West Lake NJ. T ti'lD It O nf EllznDGth, II I. mx
lBitf IT. tlhtel jim. tChnros tArtlcntes tn - a
Wrss iaska II, niioiifsx lilo nSuva. i l. .;xiGiI
II t.AteI 1}Ge. J t4HIsli J. k1u.tl to sanu). G5p
| sDrT11 Or CITY LIMITS WITHIN A NADrrS Or gEvEN
Mti.EA 0F THE cutfItT.llUEsE.
Prairie nv, i01 It Of Furty.tIsth 1t, T. t0x1G1
ii, dntrd Dec. IL. l5A tJacIb Mayer to Gc0rKo
slurtleI ~. 1Ui IL !, u FUrty.ttr ii. t. ajx
III 1t, dAtea Doc ~ LEW. 40
, 1881-01-06
KID GLOVES.
A Former Enip1oye Of O. II. Keith e.
Co. Takes Advantage OF an Oycr~
t.rI.$

A Former I:nip1oye Of O. II. Keith e.
Co. Takes Advantage Of an Over"
sight.
In September last Mr.. \. H. Trecn. who Ind
been for some titne actlnR as city buyer for
Mcssrs, q, II. Keith g. Co.. Wholesale nnl-
liners ut No. 1Gt Wabash avenue. WINS dis
churYed from tho trnl's employ for certain
: Irregularities. Mr.. 1'rccn WIS young 1nan OF
q, OF considerable business ability. and III 10
tho tjlnr Of his discharge wAs very highly
thought Of oy his employers, tho fulIncss
nr whnse trust IN him Will bo fully
understood whcn It is known TINT the
city buyers OF such lnr1C hoNses ~ the
o.. flrtn mentioned receive FROM their employers
carte blanche orders to purchase goodsht each
Of tho lending houses IN tho city from which 1t
may ho necessary fr0ni ti1lo to tiro tu procurn
stock. Thcso f1r,ns nrc given simple order to
provide tho city buyer with eue! goods MS ho
may ortor Oh his employers account. the full
responsibility for good Judgment md honesty In
the purchases resting sNley upun tl0 buyer.
Noth!ng further wns thought Of young Trccn
b. Ills employers nfter lp loft their service until
ycstcrtiay when 1t WIS discovered TINT, through
an accidental oversight on the pnrt OF his tntO
employers, ho hid been enabled to procure Il
quantity of hid gloves from the leading dry
goods 'ioso Of this city md dispose OF them for
il uppcnrs th,.t whcn 1.recn left o. Il. Keith t.
iio hal OH hts firms accot'tt With Field. Letter
l. Co. wns overlooked, and consequently FOR
go"ss ii pi virtSay aisntteap @ p qs;antites at ssas
that ho aallcd himself er ihis privilege moro
and. representing himself as actitl4 for thu llrm
frt,tn whose service hO bud been discharged, pur-
chuBetf II purcell OF
rIr1RTY-Tttl1EE DOZEN rA1ns or Rid GLOVES
or thu throo- button variety, valued ut SO Il
ii or1cr to dispose Of tho stock he. Dec. 49,
visited Gootx's raria d-ylovD store. on tho cor
ngruf stntc md washington s.rarts, wlcro ho
Very iow prlce or sIS % Dor dozon, si liz to tho tho
Colorado short Tine lcfnro for some money,
aud that tho latter, not having ary 10 spnre hut
nionx stosk whsh IL was Is will!ns 10 dispose @ Ct
~ ne es ass 7 Stssed M aFecls plove sors In tho
Grnnl PAutu iiotci, where, by telling tho sat,e
2"sGs 2ss ss st"Fy &c s , HVs viii e e. s 5 wh t!fS 0
rel,nit,n9 eight dozcn pairs has not bcen dis
s @ ae s@s s'ret sS eas IL ssa'
they 1or9 tho n,Ark Of +. L: Co., shereupon,
s sPcs II totn oes on , n9 s "'a , iho
sysns be sslka'S !ns%,le"sa tho t II ses
" Sho Ems Mr poso II Fc eSsasSt cos ste4s,
who uron thp following DAY, Informed 81.
occurrence. Iii. Eovers promised to loos tito it
tho ,nattcr, aud cause: state.ncnt to b. scnt to
E0it Co. Mho r5o"p,y stsged @ an
Soetse s!ofss wsre q xsie md a ihe'i 1s,ssjsa au
hands Of Constable 1.o!kco1n, lib u matter OF
Ks I Co. s ~b bSss see ofs @ soy s ~, S
revoked their city buyers credit with Field
Letter Co., at otcc assumed thu responsibility
Tor the frnudu'enr purchase. .,..+.
AL unsuccessful nttDm11t was mltlG to Nrrcst
, 1881-01-06

Grand totA Juno IS 1875. 10 date l.ll3
This does nut include tho lurge quantities OF
wheat purchased By individual mlilcrs outside
OF Association limits, md III lots tliat do iios
pass through the hands OF tho Association.
THESE outside purchases have amounted during
tho year past to something like 1000, ,o00 hn.
Sir. W. i. Tninplslis, Of tho Hoard OF Trnde.
has recently perfected n very ingenious maohlnc
for showing nt a glance tho ator,go cAnrgcs OH
graln bctwccn my two Unsigned dntcs. II 1t
wcro as extensively wun1gd rs Il is valuable to
tho fcw wilo compute storngv, there would be
hlnt|k lpus In It,"
, 1881-01-06

&ss:asy ::::::: 80: ::: sa's a a s;
Tote'..........,......... hus 4N3 i,sIS
Tho S'HrH }<nr Errrtss which In ,Incomps0m mfs1nu,,
ornsed IN tic importation lntu Enx1and ~ American
buot cn,tlp, nnd which is mt always setu1ous as "a
tito "wnys md menus "enlplnynd 10 Inipnle ths
:s xssTt 81 ,e e. s do publ'ho' tho following In It'll.
HssE2n ss ss~ asH Dec
a h h. cH,ta ex;n5's s; e EnS.H I
@ rsss th.rn ~ ~ s fsw 'ss socn, hSFo 3;
s! s G;;" s's!s' va es r sAs srs six% % %s ;s
r., n',.ts q &C. is; ssnrcs t
*!.S, ~ ds.sistsf .asiSttfinss II r.
Iho st'vs W co1stnsss wlia: mtay 10 cn,1o,, an IN.
f!s i5n :.Is.G Il 3 q
@ Il IT, II tu a et tsJ nt s1sf "s
g. e. Hi hS G.s's sTs T.ss
FIJI, , . H. Il S nne H sHsss sHss tas % srs e. sad
rhs Commissioner Of Agriculture. IN. hss report,
does i,nt 1von much m Indicate" that peu,o.
rnouruna ot other contagious alsohao exists At chi.
cnno H my other pplnt III the Wost. Nalihce nea
lo asaeft tint tito dIaensa prevails at Any ht the
points Ut lh!pn,cnt onnmerntrd IN tho nboyc. Would
II not bQ well for tho llve-atock Of tho Frprclt 10
road TINT much III tho Cnmlss!oncr'B ropUrt an 10.
antes tn Cnntauioub dlRcH1es7
C.ArriE-rlore waa a wel1-suatalncd nciyIty IN the
deinahd from tho totcns classcs of bynta. an Tho
volume pf sa'ea was quito hs largo IN tho siar bo-
fore, but for tho urnteR ntuys comMdn, owing 10
lack pf adequate facilities for 1nnving tito stock east
wart3, tic nnrkat inas firm, buyers inAAtlnR utH
buying tho mock at 1tondns's rrcos which wote
nbuut "a 1tc ower than for TuGatlny. 0l!1ur Hrnos
wore stcnlly hola tho Huppty barely eTuaitnK tct
nlhnd. Til1E8 mas fdtr Of ctaOtce cAttlc, and
nnmbcr Or saos worc reported at Sj.ONaaGu No or
ttn woro sale, though t,cEu Inquiry for them
Most af the trading nj N75tl3.tO for butehcrs
nnd cnHfhers, nt fs8SaL2 for atockcra. ahd ut ijB
LIS for common Enod sat shipping lots. venls con.
tlniie L! Hod rGquest, md sud Mt fu pricsu 1r at
iHD.sS - Tor poor to choice. Tho Roh0Fal market
nH1l1td quiet
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Ncsves-t1rndci atcors, weighing 15D
ChOicB NeGycA-Ftnr. fat n.,h w0ll-forlund
steers, welahng ix4j 9 iaH ns............ 4ssaaM
lug la 10 i,hG 4sss+
nH i;IG Il i t...............,.. 900. aGsas2s
butchers Ht1rk-p0uF IL rt,Himun stccra und
,ve!x,nx SU u llW 2aoaato
!" fS H. .... ":a ~ 2Saaan
ba liz and sca.awaa soefs. l75sau y
, 1881-01-06
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts and shipments
of tho leniin9 articles of produce In thin city
during the twcnty-f0ur hours e;,slinR Mt 'clnck
Wednesday, morning, with tho corresponding ny.
ures for n yenr ngo:
, 1881-01-06
1tO8TDS.
Hnkttal Qttnaffh ia 1ha f,hf,

Special ptspatth to 1ht Chicago Trsbunt.
HoErnN. JMn. b.--Fho stock laarkot to..tuy has
been Act!ye. but wRs without speela. fcntuFcs Of
y,arna iast salcs:, III. rafaud sitnros. lIostnn
G!atn s NeS noafo.l prstes,ea s,yal,sea
i N. from u % oas:,j; Tuiiinnn fronl III 10 Ill;
Now York y New Es;9lana frGn, d t. 5.H, Fort
Scott Gull from u 70 i;tM. WISCONSIN Iontrnt
from ~ 70 :05.; Chcuxo. .Hurllt,1tnn & Quincy
fron l7a 10 1sO., closing II ~ h!si Mm1 lSl!ss
Hsx'u @ , wSn ~ s"lt 1alt'' fT" Ga 1G sSx
ltrArtch deo'nod from slA 10 2lt Louisiana s.
;ss Mssouri tivGr from III - Il; Eastern from.
j.oweIl FROM iii to !oi; Wiscas, Gantrs,i i: pru. =
!i tSrrGH ! irom % tas; MotruGol!!sn fry. 7oss 70
ID ba,'d.. Harttert. l. Erlo Is advanced Is.
nshsa ss L aSseSe Serk I xS.ess NV sasksa K c, e.
Miiwauko, \ 81. Peal tl'nIatlHa nlYlsIonl d
htSnson tlrst declined ii, Little Aock 10 r.
III iaai st.,cks, Ncw 1Iampshiro ADVANCED i,
ii Ioyiston idisc'ined lid; 1sp.awsil .old as
IN miscellancosts stocks, goston Gas sold at
7o's' aud llolt 70 Iclsnl..,.!" ~ nt 9h. 49,.
DosroN. Jun. 5-Stocks clp1e.ls
HtcGls1n A, i.n3 X t:Fat E,n sand 4 cers !s
;:$;; III; Il; IS: S$$$:{t
an'as " w / !" ist n n, ~
Ky IL: $:::; :': ;: *:!::
Pt,tEl0N.
"a at;os,nos Il. Il, 'an' &-co"sot'' % 1l-1'' account,
AS,SFean ;,;f 'eourittos-kow Is, losM; tHs, ,isA
ilailrcad bonas-.lllnots Central, 1ooH, Penn.
sylyupJn cuEttnl. QHAs Now York EsiitFal. ibT
, 1881-01-06

. Hlurt ttts, aelier fnbtunry, clpsgi at Atts
u ID, s;:e @ nK ent 4nn 5
ny ut krcGn hainH, rAIng A*pInFc, E9lGGNo.
3atun quoted Ut +S{95o fur bltnltlGTa G3{Gs!G for
shorl ribs. 7e&i]1r 1nr h1st ctcns. bkGso for hts
uIl rllllyllHH.t a1lu rnCkG1.
UEEF-WnB 4n!Ht ut {1.NG2BtD for ntcS1, Sa.s0l9.Eu
for uxtrn M0ss, Hnd sli tfk iuuJ fur Aans.
, 1881-01-06

Il0iss-We.s IN better .upp!y nnd mot With good
demand -h0nty KrIsseh nt trim prices. GtRhts hogs
vete eas1or I'',Orp wero more OF then, linn tor
sniae days preygus: Hnd gH1erT wsro onnblSd 70 M
KY nlshea moro nst!vo tann Z. nnsna ana Yt to
4.lUfur ro1r to prime IlKht and Mt ftjatM for puVl
10 choice LGAyy. rhoro wGfo two or shr0e sAlgs Of
3xt m hfnr NJ
, 1881-01-06

BUFFALO, Jan. .h-CATTLE-IfGcrlptH, 2c1t n1artG1
Tinns OF iako ssoro Roai a!l sats, amd q cars il.
lHsTtHil to NrriyG. :,
Biti:Er ASn i.AMns-hocolpts, aoo1, market dull
and lfopi,us pr!geA 2s:su Iow0r tt!nt Inst weuki
rulnlt,tl 10 fuIr Western tlc1p ft.UA LRsI EuUN to
Eent tiaGf2Wt Wehtttn !AMDs. taeNaa1as lahaA4
IiSs-~ttScsipss, i.Hn; ofsras ilvtt, owing to ,ks
aiesss taa i, y fahss 3fa.ns n s: y. sso
/ II, r;,ti u1n,,tu ktifJTait, hi chnco hnnvy IN
snt i.iTs iiHai4, fnr IL vont| SiiIIaI Ill: Il car
rcDurtsi tu nFFIyu Ut aiu truths,
'''S' Nv,v ,,r,.1.
NEW EHtN'
NEW r3nEs Jan. h.-nEEyEe-.neeoiFts Al for tMo
iarGot Iits irrsan'ae ind trtS easior " wn s,t
sns III II liz III nrrxt ii III y. Incu1iInr ,nt,,nn
Il, Voud siucra }A.sesIl& exngttorn nsstj tiij III
&lU7ttst sH spunans to"t1nY MAA ypBt1sdAy, 9 ltyo
eIl; ~ , Rset; M MnG q" III; @ nltfgm
ri f ,eR % s =" Ma3 TT t ;Hu
, 1881-01-06
Current ExnenaeE.

tWFFBuE H<ITtn1F6.
"Annf8," sntd fond husband 10 bis wife.
"what wure tho current expenses for lust
JuunthT' - ' -
."uA" sho answered, "only twenty-eight
centy"
"Wby. how waa thntf' ..
"Nell, yHt MIC, ! only baked cake twice. and
therefore Used very IvW cuEruuta."
, 1881-01-06

spseta1 DsSateA 10 1As Cai<ass Tribune,
nosroN. Jun. b.--lu mining shares, QulnCy adj
vaucea !, Star II, Phenlx u, Franklin ", Calumet
, 1881-01-06

BI1EHp-rhcre waeu tovenl droycs VI very tins
eheep Rnle ygstarMy hnu1 them tine nj E1tYe
scpn scen IL .he yhr,ls Within tfG lEixt ttx HGnts
wste IN tnr sl.!ppnK nnd local dsn,And @ M q .ie9ly
lowor, Tho supply bulnv nrg1 The following Wofs
, 1881-01-06

Il 1tMtn W; .tztnp declined u, Harshnw II.
Nrnu4wtck .Anttn,nny III; Atas sold nj w..
md othcrs ~ llGtnru. .-.
N fhe lrt4trn kstoefa!rl Iress.
110sroX. ian. b.-AfinIug stocks closc'l:
Alanex, nsw.......,.s |S!ndts2n c.lusf. .".". ~
ti.npcf Fn1ls ii liliivO.....s.. ......... M
FAN FttASC1EC0,