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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
HUMOROUS.

-iou NAV only want \ part ~ INV
tale. bu, | am IN ior the hosc.' replied
the rat 49, Richmond Baton
A man sometimes furgets. before
he has paid. whether he has paid az
not. but after he las paid be never for.
gets that he has pad. Man Is naturally
n liar.-k. a. IiHss.
The Pope j. said to have sunk 30.
Go lire IN the attempt To run a news
paper. a much less expenditure Il lir,
makes 4 New York paper a e
LoDIfi Courier.
The earth weighs 1909. s73. co.,
Op.O00.Ob pounds. more or less. Jrt
think Of this. We pompous politicians.
who imagine that the west end tips up
. little every time one OF you goes east
Detroit Free Press
Mashed masher: Are women hard
70 u~nd-rsand2 Esad. yes, We We
known a woma To hint every i've min.
new bonnet and her husband didn't
seem TO understand Boston Post
The Princess Louise Il an adept Al
ken-inston and other fashionable en-.
broid-rv. The Marquis. however. says
she isn { worth 4 cen; at darning socks
or putting n new basement IN \ pair Of
pantaloons- Chicago Times.
An extreme agony Is for n young
lady to add To her toilet n large sun.
flower at her belt The occult signin-
cation OF this is: Il alwaysturn towWd
the son-of some rich man" I>n';
there n touch OF the intense ABOUT this,
-NerS HaUea EegistsT.
Sine poe, shsre- are jInxiInz rhvmes on
words mi--p-ii a. Ike Worcester.
We sci thi- df ooe IN that style FOE all &c
print WIN Cborcc.ter:
" Aunt Jen ma climbed q Or. q, and had o
An n ar she sot stsrowin corn at our Oh
boh-tafle1 rUrcester.
". y. ssn.
A Young widow has married again.
An old friend of the family reproaches
her d~iscreetly. Il aupsure. my dear"
he saws, gently. THAT you have not
chosen rs wisely rs YOU might have
done; had yonr poor dear buSbsnd been
alive he would never have let you make
such 4 match. "-Faris Paper.
Gan I see the lady Of the houseY'
inquired the peddlcr. Wei. yes. you
can il you amt blindr' snapped the
woman who had answered the bell
"Oh. beg pardon. madam; you r the
lady of the honse. them Yes. / am,
What dyer take me for9 Did yer think
/ was the gentleman of the house. or the
neighbor. or one OF the farm
hands. OF the cat. or the ice-ehistr' II
didn't know. madam. but you might be
the younges, daughter" "Oh. did
yer? Well that was nai'ral. too re-
piled the !. of the h. What d sc want.
Then the peddler displayed his
and when he left that doorstep
half an hour later. his face Was full OF
pleasure and his pocket. were full OF
money. He understood human nature
and had made q good sale. -Bostoa
I~raHscrtpf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
PERSONAL Avn ulrrRAav.

-Arrhshala Fsyh~s vii i~ctsrs %
The D gAsHx Msn of The worsd
Nearly every ~sss . se~ esok 60
The Je-sa qsesssoa 10 paelsAea IN
Germany
-Busstsn papers ay tia; Tsur-
svnser. the acrsal.E vii sP~ni the ress
sf his iis a wrt.sx strrses Coz call
1ren.
TIE ass;h 70 sssosncci IN Loassa
Of JOAN wisssr JeeeA geographical
eompiser aad etios aad for raayy ear
principal Librai.a u The British Ma
scan lie wAs bora IN LansciA sariv
in the ccntary.
Rev Dr. = y. Saith. The sa,As-
Of COR na,ioaAi kyma. "AnerScA %
the h,ma. Tie A0rziag LxAt "
Breathing" and ether popalsr s.rr~d
soaes. Is frserliag 10 enroy~ .ad ~ri-
ing letters 70 ise BoSioa grsrSas-
"A Burns musical fesuyS ~itA sixAs
hundred stngrr. "a, held lately al AL
marn"c- Soslana. ss wAlca tsents-
I'VE thousand persoas we're prcseal
May OF he songs on sh- yrograssrne
were written y sarns. and hs stAiBs
vas crowned With = holly wre.sA
The late Sidney lAaier suffered
g~rieyoasly 'rcta ill-healiA Tor many
year. bat wss ne ver heard Ia cuTapisia
HIS wholesome and g~aeruas nAlarr
iriumphed over bodily Us aai kept hon
alwsys cheerful he leaves q sidos
and four sons. the youngest an Infant
Either fame or no;orictv was sush-
elehi To qualify anybody for remunsrA-
tive lectu1ng ten yess ago. but the
demand has steadily fallen OF. and
there are now veC few speakers who
candraw paving atsiiences IN the lyceufn
lied. The agents say that the bu,iaess
was ~ovcrdone. and thereby ruined
johann Stratus, celebrates present
iy the hitieih anniversary of his hr-s
walt. which Was written when he was
Al the o. six lie has wriicn sine:
then three hundred and ninety eight
walikes. poFkas and ~quairilis. aud has
probably made more money than aay
other composer alive.
William Hyde. editor Of the 81
Louis ~Eepsbiioas. completes twenty Eve
years Of service oE that pAper on the
sth Of January. He served has appr.n.
tlceship as the only reporter that pa eft
hal for years, and was the hrst man
west If the Mississippi 10 receive and
prepare a news message over the wires
He will observe the anniversary by TAX.
ing a vacation and gong on q touI
around the world
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

sIL rAI

Q ssss sf~ss1 se~Us $50
Bs.<r @.Esss - s<sFr ass
t4<s a. Asa e. sFe~ 49, Ase
ssE~4 nsszs F~s TSS Fs
~ $3.50 bn s@f @r IA A@x
a. ssssf s<ses s&7k1 ssss - 800
q H. - .ss<~t r~@s f
= go az sAsa sx waa f@sF r~ $50
osv~ 80 - go 90 ~sf
k s~af- "a ~ .~s f $40 ssss
~s 49, kzs SO F<s
ksefy N2sSts - sNrFF az
-l ~s-z sAsa = - Ts~ so $3.50
- rhzs s9<s - $50 So ~ ~ s
500 49, aatsf @1 F-saf&
@F
.a a@s go - k&s ~ 49,
E~c.4s -aa 49,. 49, $500 AsR $50
lEsM f@& tssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Putting n hoop on a family four
barrel is an operation that will hardly
bear an Moore. The woman generally
attempts it before the man comes home
to dinner. She sets the hoop up on tho
end OF the slaves, takes o deliberate
aim with the rolling-pin. and then,
shutting both eyes. brings the pin down
with all her force on one arm. while the
other one instinctively shields her
face. Then she makes a dive for the
esmphor and ~unbleached muslin. and
when the man comes home she is sit
ting back Of the stove thinking of st.
Stephen and the other martyrs, while .
burnt dinner and the camphor arc
struggling for the mastery. He SAYS
that # she had but kept her temper she
wouldn't have got hurt And he visits
the barrel himself and puts the hoop on
very carefully, and then adjusis IT so
nicely to the top of every stave that
only . few smart raps apparently are
needed to bring it down all right And
then he laughs TO himself to think
what . fuss his wife kicked up for q
simple matter that only needed q little
patience to adjust itself; then he gets
the hammer, and gives the hoop .
small rap on one side, and the other
dies up and catches him o. the nose.
filing his soul with wrath and his eyes
with tears. and the next minute tho
barrel 10 flying across the room. ac-
companied by the hammer, and another
candidate for camphor and rag is en-
rolled in the great army that b I'M
eeasinzly marching toward the grave-
DastsFy EeUs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
Bending the Twig.

If the children could issue their Dec
laration of Rights, It would doubtless
be found TO contain . statement Of their
claim to acquire and dispose of proper
ty without the unjust Interference OF
power. That is to say. they would de-
mand the spending Of their spending
money, or the opportunity Of saving it,
as should seem to them best And the
claim would be - just and reasonable
as those which their greatgrandfathers
stated in their Declaration Of Rights.
and for which they went to war . hun
dred years ago.
One Of the great difficulties Of life Is
the wise spending Of money. Il de-
Wnds trsined faculties and Unch
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

~sr@iSsA&. - ws<r Frsss s~sEAts 80
ssrx xssfs~ ffs~sss<
x4sAt>x saesasslF sss~s - ~ ~
ss~ss~ r<- II hs sz@sA Ass = =
x~s.rsIfy Aa~v.s sAss m~ 3aTsxk. -
e. q an la5ssn ss.~~rs - avanF
h-ss sAsa |. hss5rs rs~s as
fe~.g Frs
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
THE KIND OFAROsEBUD SHE rs.

I'm m ouiy-danghtcr young girL.
Aspi,-crri-snd-friz aes young girl.
A 1anyuishing. dainty, a~il1powde -cd and
panty.
sif-up-at-eieven young girl
I'm q woullbs s-stbetic young giri.
A dote-on-the-ats young gtr.
A poet In embryo. eont-kno.-a-tbing-you
know.
Allon-fhe surface young girl
I'm a noveIreadin2 young xiri,
A -lie-awake~unti -ihrcc you q girl.
A romantic. hss f-crazy. but terribly lazy,
Lcf-madothe-work young girl.
I'm a ~oox-out-for-a eaten young girl,
4 snatch u1-up > quick young girl.
A EaI:-do-the-p:op sing, and bay-Cm-when-
doing,
neutrality-suspicious. young girl
-Baoktgn EdgtS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24
What 20 Call Her.

When \ woman addresses her part
ner with gushes of affection. ~ Hub
by." or My dearest hubby" he may
possibly like il IL he can hear il. but
most men would like to hear almost
ANYTHING else. One fears that different
terms Of address may follow. which
represent another mood. On the other
hand. when . man addresses his spouse
as ".Wifee." il is almost impossible 10
avoid thinking of doggy" aud there
is an unpleasant feeling OF sickness ai
hearing the word But when one hears
\ husband address his wife ~
..Queenie," which is said TO be the
word used by one Of the most distin-
guished authors Of New Englsod In sd
dressing mis- better half, il seems ~ il
the wife had her proper place In his AZ
fections. The word is expressive; il
grants the superiority Of woman; IL en-
thrones her Ia his home. Quite in on
trast is the reserved tone in many
households. Il Is always MI. Smith"
and Mrs Smith," and m fears con-
stantly that he may disturb the dignity
Of that house.-Such severe pfopriefy.
however. can hardly endure the limo
yations Of children II is mamma"
and papa" which soften ne . feel
ings. and then they grow into the more
respectable terms "father" and
mother" until the wife calls the h1s-
band father" and the husband calls
his wife mother" Where there ere
nc children and it il always Mr." and
Mrs." there Is . skeleton IN the
lco.shor1 ard love hax -eScannd
through the window, like Noah'sdove.
in searrh of new life, Then there are
the severely homely terms which oee
finds in use by Chariey's father toward
his wife. the woman ssying my man"
or simply "man." the husband sh
dressing the partner Of his tolls simply
- wife" or woman" and ye1 vhea
there ID . mile On the hardy faces. the
words are wonderfully freizhtsd With
meaning. After Ill, there ID nothing
like simplicity and honesty betves1
husband and wife.-Bossos AkroiL
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

Charges of cruelty by the officials
Of the Lincoln Institute. Philadelphia,
had been published, and fifty men who
vestigate the present management Of
the concern. When they were ready
to report. q meeting was called ''for
the purpose Of v~indication." Resolu-
tons were read that ..the boys were
uniformly healthy. bright and cheer.
full" and that mo boy was ever I'M
kindly treated while q pupil of the In
stitute." The Chairman said. in q con-
fident tone: ..An in favor say aye"
There were six ayes. and the rest Of the
fifty investigators said no Then some
speeches were made denouncing Super
infendeut Hugg IS \ merciless boy
whipper, and the meeting adjourned
Huyy had hired an orchestra and pre-
pared . fine supper. but it is said that
he did not seem TO enjoy either the
music or the food
"A man attempted to cross Csddo
Lake. Texas, in . skif containing q
quarter Of beef, when he Was holly pur-
sued By . school Of aliigstors. Eight
of them tried to upset the boat, but by
hard rowing the boasman reached .
cypress tree. seized il and abandoned
the skin. The next day two fishermen
who were crossing the lake heard his
cries and went 20 his assistance The
aliigators attacked the rescuers, bat b.
. dexterUas nse Of their oars and .
doubie-barreled shotgun they succeed
ed in keeping the enemy af bay until
the unfoEtunAte man, more dead than
alive. could Be gotten out Of tie tree
I'D gowed saaely 70 shore
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

-Spiced Grape Jam.-Pinch the
pulp from the grapes. laying the skins
on one side. Put the pulp I've the
fire with very lutte water; boil twenty
minutes and then strain it through .
sieve. Put it back over the fire and add
sugar drown sugar will do) and spices
to taste; half cup of sugar to . 2ound
of the pulp win be enough. Whei, il
boils, drop in the skins and boi. ten
minutes. II it seems too thin. boil an
other ten minutes. This is nice as IN
accompaniment for cold chicken as .
supper dish.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

"A ssesmer inst arrived in Baid-
mors from Liverpool broaxhs ~
1ouEtesa youAg lrish boys. vbo I'D
hidden she0selvos o. the steamer n
The Liverpool dock
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

-George w. Cable. tie novslist /
writing . history Of New Orleans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-24

-~Incsdenss u The saehizaa eoassx-
raiSon feopls felt the heat uhsis Is.
IRE v.s Yet miles s~.y. IL -1fbssea
cave. Ut trees Standing fwo msIes
iron The pssh Of tAs a<ry s~rps.s Ia.
very earth toyx are IN haadrefs os
places. snd elaxed up ~ II The Er. we're
f-Hstisx On eordvooa IN. ssossess
lox eulldisxs stood up only . few mia
utsA The are seemed 20 catch ;h~m
~ esery oornsr ~ once. and altar
shirs sad roar nothtnx soaIi Be lsf,.
sesen miles OF The beach. .: Fo<r~e~r.
sailors fosrd tAe beat rseosssrtsbI~-
W here sone houses and barns s<-r
se could not Cad even 4 biaek-
eSsd stick Every hs. beam .ad board
was reduced 20 Eas sshea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW DIRK, Jan. 20-BEEVEs-Fresh arrivals were 81
Of 1895 head69 At 6Jht and ~ Jersey
City not including IL carloads bill 10 arrive but which had
not reached the yards a late hour Total Saturday
last air. carloads OF Missouri Cattle
and cars Of ILLINOIS Steers all Of which he for
portaron IN Dressed oaarera Tho former weighed 72t05
and were valued ~ lOhOl02c 10
ter averaged ia cWt and c1at l0c 20 81 n Mos OF
JOsephE cattle went direct o. Schwarzchd suEbe4 ger
and stern Mezger took part OF the twoDtythrBe carloads
which wefe consigned 10 Mr. WaiKel hafdozen car.
terday' prices report AraIher light run or 20.
strengthened sellers views and there was much
effort made to close ont the stOcK
A good trade was reported IN the bet
ter grades OF Dressed Beet, both at the ups
town houses and az Washington Market Common
and Medium Beef however, dun and prices nearly
10 lower than last week Poor 70 FAIR city Slaughtered
Three Western Dressed have arrived thus
far this week and expected
Tho quality little better than last and prices
high Todayssaes Ba6Ac and the Beef did not
move very freely AZ tdOse figures
No steamers carrying live cattle sailed from this port to-day
The White star steamer Celtic got OF this morning Mr..
Joseph Eastman has eO3 quarters "a Boat and $50
CALVES--Recepts wero 1874 head-03 ~ 00ihst, 81 ~
Washington Market and At JerseY CITY, light supply OF
moderate offerings to-day the feeling bet
ter and prime stock was rfs stronger.
ing received ana eutchers can only use them
poea The dry her during Lhe summer and fall cut on
ioea, sullivan other have hard work 70 winter
tler calves good many have been feeding straw and
hay and in fact suyhng Of the Kind that the stock
would eat but even this sm fodder now Milling and theEe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-21

The dealings in railroad bonds were we'll dis
trtbuted but a good deal of irregulariey was OBJ
served in the speculative kinds. Boston, Hartford
and Erie 6rsts were strong up TO 56l4056, and
Rome, watsrtown and Ogdensburg first consols
were maintained at 9BA4a95. Erie second consOls
ross to i02 and ended as 1915 Missouri Kansas and
Texas seconds were Eteady> at 7eSs079. C. C. and
I. c. incomes rose from IS to 20 and closed at 1914
and Cheapeake and Ohio rsts series D. were d lower
at 83483is and currency interest debts steady at
49ls Mobile and Ohio FIRST debentures. carrying
3ia Per cent interest payable February 1. were
strong up to s97s. The ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
Arst and second incomes were steady. Ohio and
Assippi firsts Springfield Division. declined from
11ek 10 115. OHIO Central incomes were z castor
ella bot Peoria. Decatur and Evansville incomes
zose from ~ 70 76ls Texas and Pacific incones fell
hyn 77077la TO 76a2. and frsts, Rio Grande Divi-
nan were u lower At $685. Annexed are the closing
f.<fc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-21
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON Jan. 2012:30p mThe amount bullion with
drawn from Bank OF England yesterday was
210O00 the amount PAID in $4,000 The withdrawn
(Sl0000) was for shipment to America
LONDON Jan Se-l:SO p m.-Atianuo and Great Western
fves. lOSls Erie 63s; NewYOrk Contra. l68 III.
BOis Central 1915 Pennsylvania Central 69 Reading.
35ia
LONDON Jan 20-Sp m The bullion in the Bank Of Eng
gland increased &1620 900 the The
Dorton Of the Bank Of England 70 aDy which last
week was per cent Is now ASsls per cent Eo bS7
Reading. 32sL
LONDON, Jan. 2o315 D. MI g. bonds four per cents.
III new hyes l031si Reading. 3lAa
LONDON Jan. 20 m The amount Of bullion gone into
the Bank OF England on balance to-day IL e360OO COnfO
9Ssle Tor money and y for the account 63
York Central 1881; Pennsylvania Central, $50 Reading
32 Paris advice three
Is centimes for the account
LoADoN Jan 2o4S0p m.-Bm silver lie quoted at 81 Sd
per ounce
LONDON. Jan 20-6 m.-Paris advces quote three per
cent rentes "a francs 20 centmes for the account
Para Jsn. 200 y. m.-kxchApge on LONDON % francs
~ Confines for checkA
PARIs jan 2O.-The weekly statement Of the Bank OF
France shows decrease gold Of 7265000 francs and
SILVER an increase OF 47U0o0 trance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-21
Ell RoPEAN MARKETa.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 20--Pork-Pums Msss-Eastern. steady
at 7in Wcatern. steady at 84 Observation-Disclosures Cut
steady Ais Short Inb steady at Add; Clear
Cut steady attS shouaer steady !. 2 SesfInoia Mesa
kktfn Mesa steady 90 Primo Mesa
STEADY &C 7H Lara-Prme Western. hrmer Of 49,
Jaow-Prfne CITY, steady at 34f9o Turpenrne-spirits
rf6ady 36I ReslB-kne steady 1854; Common duh
at 6I6d cseese-American Choice hrIner st So. Lard
OF 60I. K0prExtra state steady 1854 Wheat
--H0L l. White steady NJ ol7d; spring No. 2, steady
ED New WINTER western. steady AZ sd; New south
am Winter eteady 0od. Cern-Mxed hrmeP at So d Cot
Ionsoea Uil--Ye0w Amercen steady S0 Roam Co1non.
steady ~ o6d0oVd spirits furpentne a. Lon.
IoSpOs. Jan. 2O-S p n.-Rsaned Petroleum. lSo1td
n LONDON Jan 2O-4p. m-Cacnfta LnseeL 60i per ewt
Refined Petroeum I'D OLA ad per Fa Spirits OF Psto
ieuna. lld. aI2 per gal =.
American wcoxs closed at l24 francs 100 kcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-21
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH


LryEAroel- jan 9n-l2so mCSon Dull; o6 Kidding
UpAnds. Pied; MddnnG Orleans 6'; sales iOOO Oales
Including 500 bales for speeuonon and export
5000 bales Aniarcan. FutureS-U pands Low Mnaisg
clause January and February deysry Sd 90 6S K5I
delivery 6sdi do April and NAY delivery 9 s'q 1Sso
CO. delivery Ga also Iasd DO june ano
July delivery. also 81 I'd Futures wax ;adn- finland.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 20-l:3O m-Cotton- dlddllDg
sgd Mddng Orleans, Gsel Low Mddling uPlanda 6sd;i
Good Ordinary Upands, ,o"lsd ordinary UPiAhu~ oSu'
Futures dull. -. ..,.. =,
IyIRPooI IAN 2O-4 D. mThs sales 81 the DAY noluded
100 baleA American Futures-uplandA Low nlodhnR
clause January delivery 617aad DO January and 1e0ruay
delivery 6asd February ana narch uehVery oG oO
March and Apn delivery 8ssd do April and May aehyey
6ad also May and June delivery S"sd' DO June
~ususrS Jan 36Ocoston duh MidcnnR 1896 Low Mid
dung lose; Ordinary 9ci reeapa go pales Saes'
6S6 balea .,.,,,, ga. -
BALTIMORE Jan. 2O.-Cotton austi MddlinE llaci L,w
MlddlinR II kc Coed Ordinary. lO2oi net recelpA 400
baes exports coasrWse e9l bales sales Ito baes SPIN
peraa 100 bales stock, ~ o30 bales . 49,.
B0fon jon. 20-OotoE quiet MiddinG II tso Low MIC
ding III ac Coed Ordinary 10 ac recepta e6g Bales
exports 20 Britain, 06 bales; stock 800 bales
CRAKLEsron ian. 2O.-ootton quieIi hdanG - 2c Low
iddllng II 10; Good ordinary love nee receipis
Gontineot coo soOastwse. lSBs bales sales 1oOO
CcNHAT jan 2UCo,on quesi hlaa.nnps I'D i. L0"
shpmsnts Ole balesi sales 10 baes stock sSsV paes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-21
Banxruut Notires.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
i2th day Of January D. 1891 Warrant IN Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF NORRIS KoH ~ IN III city
OF EewY0k lnhe Comfy Of Nsw-yoff and state OF
YORK who has oee1 adjndgsa baskrsgt On hs own
longing bankrupt hun for fs and ne as
any property By him foi hidden by that meet
and q choose one OF o. his sstaie WI be hsd
Court BankruDtcy 70 be holdAu ct Mo- 1873 falt9nsk
Renuett Bndiag. IN tie city Of sewyor roiorc kdzer
Ketehun, aegfates the Stat -
ID 1851. az ~ O'Clock 10. LOUIS y. FAff, I.
o. Marshal Messenger. soutex2 Dsstet q New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-21

y bat one OF two hine 10 donsret the stock or bay ee
searhel earss tS af,er course Is ms anS o
nc H IeeA y being ss iorwEi which Is anSs
s few g,ss a. I r. ard co@oa e SSlcs yaa At 5
salssnsu n6cei & LAWS ala western Veal. os n. at
Ss ~ 90 III D. al &C. Co. 2SO D. at sei Fed Calf $40 d.
Halsrseck z Davis sod 10 state Gasser s2l No. at 2c;
90 '5W t ed Calves $50 D. al Sc Veal 1en D. at &C.
i 81 tsP AND LAaBs-Rscelprs were 30 esrs Of 5Ols
II ia The pens rom late spriysis vesisisv
Teal snee SATURDAY, 1850 head asnst 2zS hSaG r.;
onsIin5s JaT 6ut the deand was fair about I'll tho
Lambs sold It 70 va Se T bat cn 2n sSS
slow and piires M 1HSss with poo or barry Pes were
D0Sh qa,e Freely calculating that there would very
goers were also Operating sme extent The transactions
oSd Tf5s Aqy e Ior Poor % far aot 5?sG NC Tor
sr S a91 rers a ss !. Of Prime Ohio sheep S The same
o, Gales At oothst-Halenbeck & Davis sold. 200 mnAs
49, IL az 5! nc D. At s4c 1lo Ohio do 25 q
cfnSda ~ Ewes S i ana BueE O iSs ~
lambs ts,Sl s@:ts : e 81 St' g
Dsr6ec DSey so ~ ~ w EsS eo ~ asI ~ =.
e. Sns a. i fs1 q !, 9
IL n Sansd ado d. 20 D. as se 81 40 59 o
se IA Onto lambs 81 Ts's az sc ~ onl0 s0eep at
sS sas' st st %eFs.y saaIsF Co sold Kentney
So SS 7e Do le p stG $55 Indiana DO IS 9Si
az ~ 5S kentueky sheep and Lambs ~ D. at SIC 14O
10,
Jnad 4 Buckingham sold 100 Ohio sheep 90 10. at 5sc,
a. oS M 90 "a 5 at a &c q 1o state part
III ~ a. SO rs State Lambs, &c o, at7c. 800 ''
a "a % Jog h at sse III Ohio do so TO- at
sI Taso Pd 90 p at Sc g., ,., ,.o 90
Re az s 90 81 81 SD at % S DO 30 r. % no ~
IT, DO i ~ o. at TO- $40 IO2 70, at SIC ISi OHIO
HOGS Receipts we're % cars Of sOls heaa-l4 cars at
800 neal against 367a2 head for the corresponding tune
last week sangherers not receiving many Hogs
ket at 20 bOGs5 80 per 100 D.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO. Jan. 2O-CATTLE-Recepts today. $50 head
last week 1000 head consigned through I73 ears Market
Receipts TODAY 1900 head total for the
week thus tar 10000 head for time last week. 1000
aGoaDy Demand from 1 bGyers SRt o RS:
- sale; c S5 to Pans 60 IS %
Western Lambs Common Good s50s6 Canada LaInbs
HoesRecepts today 200 bead total for the week thus
consSnod through 81 cs Sey hs Ss
only decks Of PIgs and Ight Workers. which brought
CHICAGO Jan 2O-HoGs- Receipts 10000 head shipments
sold Market closed strong Common Mixed Packing
- Light s. $685. Choice Heavy g l0SSS
S SOY o SSS easier e but sS5 y S S 50 zoe
Fair 50 s0aS 90 some sIpOrI DEMAND but very few prime
81 20 sus Common 20 ce 3 2e Ssa s ocS SSS
acty@ s. gOG$3 IS Prime Steer Calves bead slO9s2
ket slow but firm Common 70 Medium, s4SSl 30; Good to
ST LoU jan so-Hoes Parry active. Workers ana nal
timeres S4e5aa7b; Packing . $685. sJi Batchers'
S iS SI'oy ''"'' 'O F'''D shipments $500
and actys' Shipping steers SO. to lds5
Srado stseE, 400 = 7S Cows and Rrfsr. 800 20 Loo
head; shipments. 400 head
s r and sT F 70 Choice MuIGps
hsAdi shipments, 200 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-21

The governors OF the Bank OF England. at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change in the rate
for discount, and 1t remains as gig Der cent During
proportion of its reserve TO It's abies was increased
from 40lsis TO 1886 per cent The cables still
working BADLY, so that at time Of writing no quo
tations for securities later than 1890 p. have
been received. Later prices undOu tedy will be
ceived and appear under the proper head.
The receipts OF -four ana gram at tle principal
Atlantic ports this 10Th daY Of January were: