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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03

August have given the plant a fresh
growth, and forms are being made,
but there WILL be but few cotton bios
SONS until after the fifteenth Of Sop.
tcmbcr-too latc to mature. ,.,..
The lien, law. is discussed here. A
majority are Ia favor of blotting it oil
the Statute books, but minority say
thia is not the proper time, for the
country is not ready to get on without
it. :. =:
Trial Justice Elkin has had his hands
full for the past, week or SO with as-
saultsand batteries, disturbing religious
meetings, arson, etc.; and will soon
have batch Of defaulting road hands
before him. ,,, 49,.
Some of our mcreTants are of
North, and others will follow in few
days. -,
The Beer Creek country has lost
one OF it's octogenariaus. Mrs. Nahcy
Stewart departed this life on. tho 22d
Of August, in her eightieth:ycar,. :. :.
Sam Adams brought the first bale Of
cotton,to to Ridgcway, and sold it to Mr..
A. f. Ruff for 1l.15,, Since this, a
number more have. been brought in.
Will the equinoctial gale bring fresh
cts and the caterpillar? Time will
tell. SUBURB,N,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
ATTENTION,
IlADjilt<$ ! !

.HAVING determined to. ''CLOST
OUT our stock Of Spring Drcs.
Goods. VIC offer y.n from this date
unusual .burgstns in s',mo. We hav,
complete line Of these Coo1s, un(
pan ties will 10 we'll to Gail, cxamin,
and piice these befolo purchasing
We would also coll your attention t.
onr line of Fancy Muslin and. Line,
Lawns In white goods NO are "Fui;
Up" OUR: line of these goods con
sists OF Linen Lawns, Victorii
Lawns, Bishop Lawns, Plain, Plai,
and Stlired Nainsooks, Jaconets,
Camblics, Piqucs, Plain and Plai,
Sv ISIS, &c, &c. Laces. Lnccs.
Laces. Edgirgs, Edgings, Edg
ings.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOUR.
SELVES.
McMAsTER, BRICE k KETCu1N.
may 7
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03

n,At about nine o'clock in tho eve
ning during the present month, Cas-
siobeia. caN, be seen, in the northeast,
halfway, to, tle zenith, IN nearly q
straight line. with the pole star, and
the star in the curve Of the handle Of
the great dipper. The location of this
eqnstteItat!ion ,fj'oilid 81 Remembered by
oil who desire to watch for Tycno
BrahA's ,sta'a 81 as ihsnqw seems to be
called, the Siarof Bethlehem, which.
though expected to put in an .apppar,
aiicc in the near future, is as yet In
nu6ibns. .....
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
ST s. .-.-----. --.-...
KGA As!. fer the NzEF.LEONg

FOO Cll' tS .iALSAhI Of SH ,RK'S OIL
ro@itiTe'y Rcatnr's III" Hearing. and is The only
Absolute Cur" Tor Deafness Known. ::
This Gil il ex:rnc ed from n occult, i
species Dt sniall,N HITE SHAnK, caught in
D1r.sy, How Sea, known. M Carcharodop
RondeIaii. Every Chinese, fisherman
knnws it. Its virtnes az n restorative of
benring were discovered BY ,Buddhst
Priest about the year 1910 its: cures were
q" numerous anil many 40 srrInncly mi
rnculuna, Tint tho remedy was officially
proclaitpfd over the entire Empi,c,, It's
use became 30 universal that for ovey 800
years no deafness has existed amoug tho
Chinese people,. Sent, charges prepaid,
aLy address nt 81 per bottle. :, };
Only imported by IIAYLoCK s. Coz,
Sole Agents for America. Dcy st., New York.
It's virtues are npqnestionable and it.,
curative character absolute. as tho writer
oan personally testify. both fr~m export
once and observation. s.. ''.,...
Among the many readera Of tko Reuie,o
in ono part and another of tho country. it
is probable Tint numbers arc afflicted with
deafness, and to such it may bo said {:
"Write at once 10 Haylock & Co.. Dey
Street, New York, enclosing 81, and you
will receive by return a remedy that will
enable you to hesr like anybody else, an L
whose curative effeots will be permanent.
You will never regret doing SOL Editor
Of Mercantile Rerte,c. Jun rs -3rn
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
The STAR or HE7IILEIfEM.


Now a Heather Goddess Ia Made to Mas
querede In a scriptural Role.
Considerable attention has been
drawn to the bright star in the eastern
.hGavcns before daybreak, and not a
feW persons in this. place and others
have gazed upon it as curious phe-
no,nenon, it being ip their belief the
veritable. Star of bethlehem, which
guided the Magi to our Savior's cradle,
end which, having long been dormant,
has now burst forth. with dazzling
brilliancy as the precursor of some
other great era in our religious histo-
ry. The star in question is indeed
brilliant, and is well worth obscrva-
ton even ut the loss Of al unbrokcn
nights sleep; yet it cannot claim, any
pecu:iar virtue by means of its novelty
or its supposed connection with the
grandcst event in the world. The
Star thus seen is. none other tllan tic
planet Venus, which, ever since the
stars of the morning first sang togeth-
er, has bcen a constant attendant of
this stin, appearing alternately before
him. or in his wake, and doing duty
by turns as the morning and the eve
ming, star. ~ few months ago, Jupiter,
Venus, sMars.and Neptune were all
punched together in the eastern hcav-
ems; willie about two months ago or
more, the moon, Jupiter aud Venus
were in .coliil.nction, presenting
magnificent sVestacle. The gap has
gradually widencd, and now. Jupiter
and the other gods at a respectable
distanGe but still in the same neigh
!borhood, vie with terrestrial mortals
in admitting the charms of the goddess
Of love and beauty.
The error in imagining Venus to be
a new star probably arose in this way.
There has been seen at intervals of
about three hundred yearsa remarka-
hly. beautiful star in. the constellation
Cassiopeia, which suddenly blazcs out
in the. heavens and then gradually
fades away. It's, last appearance in
1872 was thus described by Tycho
Brahe, the great astronomer;~ Gone
night rs was examining the celestial
vault, l saw with unspcakablc; aston
ishmcnt star Of extraordinary bright
ness in Cassiopcia. Struck with. sur
prise | could scarcely believe my eyes,
To convince myself that there was no
Illusion I called the workmen of the
laboratory and the passers.by, and
asked then, if they saw the star which
had so suddenly made disappearance"
It was more brilliant than Sirius or
Jupiter even, and could be compared
only to Venus at her quadrature, cx-
cept that it twinkled wonderfully. 1t
was visible at midday; >, Its cplqr was
at. first white, theli yello;g and. dnally'
red. 1t decreased in brightness and
finally disappeared in 1874. Three
times has this star appeared at inter-
walls Of about three hundred years, 50
that the period for another reappcar-
ance is now probably near at hand. 1t
was the mention of.thia doubtless that
led people to mistake Venus for tic ex-
pected celestial Yis(tor. ,
.:.The e'opstell llation Cassiopcia is in q
difler;Snt dliSSI(t,Sr: Of, the hsaYcns from
that now occupied by Venus. Ii re-
scmblcs chair of somewhat the shape
given in the diagram:
CAsSIOPEIA's CHAIR.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
TOWN AND COUNTY.
sATUnDAY, September 8. !. -. 1881,

"a
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charge, and solicited. ,>.,.,
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
n OFFICE

F s hereby given that application will be
J. made to the Legislature at the ensu.
ing session, for tho incorporation of a
Narrow Gauge Railroad between Winns.
boro and shelton or Alstop, or como point
between the last two plcoes.
aus * .x1ar3ra
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03

..r RAILROAD ScHEDULE.---The trains
now pass WiDnsboro .as follows:
North-bound passenger, 1928 p. m. {;
sOuth-bound, 4.29 p. M; north-bound
.treights 9.03<a.. m. .south-bound, 1.37
p. NJ. These arrivals arc on the basis
of Railroad time. sixteen minutes
faster than Winnsboro time. .
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
r. J. McCARLEY & CO.,
COTTON BUYERS. AND COMMISSION
bIERCHANIS;'

Are now prepared to give tho highest
market price for the staple.
Wo arc agents for the Brown Cotton
Gin, with Feeder. and Condenser.
We are also agents for tho Champion
and Climax Plows.
All parties will find 1t to their advant-
age to give us call
sept l-txtf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
CANNED GOODS.

Pears, Pcachcs, I'inhtpp1cs. To-
matocs, Salmnn, Corncd Beef, Dcvilcd
Ham and Turkey, Snrdincs, &c.
:. Macaroni and Cheese, Ginger Pre-
serves, Pin Head ,Oat Meal, Cooper
Gclatinc, Mustard, Black Pepper and
Nutmcys. =. -
Baldwin Catsup. Cross & Black
wells. Chow Chow, Empire ..Ckaw
Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea & Per-
rims Worcestershire Sauce.
j. + McAlASTER & 80.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
$40 CASH ON a PLANO,

$40 CASH ON a PIANO.
:. s,. $50 DASH ON AN ORGAN,
m d. the balance in three months ,,ithout
interest This offer expires October ]st.
next. Buy now, and buy as cheap rs YOU
can next Fall with cash in hand. Nothing
gained by waiting. Prices will be higher.
Another boom is close at hand Manu-
facturers will not be able to half suppl,
the demand. and Instruments will be
scarce and high.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
FRESH GROCERIES, !

cUGARS, assorted. Conces, RIO,
y Laguayra and Old Gov. Java.
Rio and Old Gov. Java Roasted.
Teas, Black, Imperial, Gunpowder
and Young Tyson.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03

New ADvERT1sEsIENTs.-M A..
Williford calls upon those indehted to
him to make immediate. payments.
Read his advertisement, and heed his
counsel. ..,...,.. e. -. So
Mr.. Jno. l.. Mimnaugh, Of the Au-
gusta Store, announces that his new
bought stock is now on the, way, and
will soon be ready for inspection. Tie
will continue to dispose of his present
supply at low figures, 70 close oitt.
AN OLD birL;oMA.-Colcnel Mon
has in his possession a diploma con-
terrcd by the president and TRUSTEES Of
Mount Zion College upon Humphrey
Hunter in the, year 1887. It is III
Latin, as follows: go. ...~
Prefcctus ct Curatores.
q :, Collegii Monlis Zion
Omnibus ct singulis ad quos haec lit
erac peryencrint! i:
:: :, Salutem H. Domini.
Notun sit qund nol.is placct Austori-
tate,publiqO Diplomatic mobis cQinns7
81, Humphrcdmm Hunter, snuditatuln
primum. in Artibus Gradumr Spnpe-
tentum, examinc sufficiente provio ZAP.
probatum, Titulo graduque Arthur
libcralium Baccalnurei adOrnarci ,i,r,.
In cujus rNi TeStimonium Diteiis
Sigilio CplIcgii muDitis memina sub
scrIpslmus,. = 80 ~. ;, -,
THOMAS ii. MccAuLh pr@fectus.'
J%%xs JANE 4 cRa1a ,sn curatorcs'' ~. 50.
Datum In Aula Collegii apud Winns-
burgium ). in Carolina Meridionali
quart0 nonas. Julii Anno Arce Chvisti
Millcsimo ,Septuagintesimo ct Octa-
gcsimo Septino.
NOTES FRoM n1DoEwAr. e y
H"S - a. ). -
The, Crops and the Lien Law. In tho Courts
Death of"p ,.2ctoeonp"r'nn.: "'t New Cotton.
lFRoM, OUR ogN. co,aggEsposnESr,] ,g
RlDGEwAT,. September ;1.--With a
comet west of north, in the evening
sky, most beautiful and brilliant
star illunining the entire heavens in
the ea"ly corning, and, the equinoc-
tial gale commencing on ths, 26th OF
August, I will give you a few terres-
trial dots from and around Ridgeway.
About the crops Lneed only say that
they are bad. Not q half crop Of COT
ion will be gathered. The rains in
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
TDALGI'E SOAPS.

a LARGE lot oF the 81 cheapest Toilet
"A Soap tor tn" price ever brought to
WinnsborO. Call and be convinced
McMASTER. ENICE b KETJH1N.
apT.3
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
WARERc0MS CH0CK 4 BLOCK

Now, with n mn"nifcent stock-nll from
old and standard makers Prices the
] west. Terms the easiest. Two hundred
Instruments to select from. Best Makers
olsly. Our very Cheapest Instrumcn are
perfectly reliable. Pianos md Organs
sent on fifteen days test trial. It's all we
ask. Give us the privilege and we will be
happy. Spnd for latest prico list, and
oblige, yours truly,
- ,
Izudde11 81 Bates,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
The Great Plano and Organ Dealers Of the
South. aug .
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
A G ue G ure

IS d purely vegetable bitter and powerful
tonic, and is warrantcd speedy and Ger
TAIN euro for Eever and AgUo, ChilIs
and Fever, Intermittent or Chill
Cover, tomittent Fever, Dumb Ague.
Periodical or Bilious Fever, and ali
malarial disorders. In miaslnatic dis
tricts, the rapid pulse, coated tongue,
thlrst, lassitn,lG, loss of appetite, pain in
spino and oxtrcmitics, arc only premoni-
tlons OF scvcrcr symptoms which termin-
atc III tho aguo paroxysm, succeeded by
high fever and profuso perspiration.
1t is o startling fact, that quinine, ar
senic, and other poisonous minerals form
tho basis OF most tof tho " Fever and Ague
Preparations,' "Specifics," "Syrups."
and "Tonics,". in the market. THO prop.
arations made from these mineral poisons,
aithough they arc palatable, and may
break the chill, do not cure, but leave tho
1,nalarial and thoir own drug poison in
tho system, producing quinism, dizziness;
ringing IN tho cars, headache, vertigo, and
othcr disorders moro formidable than
tho disease they wcro intended to curo!
AYERS AGUE CURE thoroughly eradicates
these ,noxious poisons from tho system,
and always cures tho soverest cases. It
contains no quininc, mineral, or any thing
that could fnjure tho most fleiicate pao
tlent; and it's crowning excellence, above
It's certainty to cure, Is that it leaves the
system as FREQ from disease as before the
attack. -
For Liver Complaints, Ayers AauE
CURE. by direct action on tho liver and
hillary apparatus, drives out tho poisons
which produce these complaints, and
stiInnlates tho system to q vigorous,
healthy condition.
We warrant 1t when taken according
to directions.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass. 49,.
GOLD pY ALL DRUGGISTS xYEnYWHEna.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
may IA
KINGS MOUNTAIN anu its HEROES

II Draper LID, will 10 +, ady for
telivery in q short tiruG twill he tonnd
he fullest and most ACCURATE acoonnt Of
me of the most important battles IF the
.Rov, xtion. Every South Carolirian
'ho I'D have copy. The bc ok is sold
onl bv subscription Mt fonr dollars per
COPY Il may be proonred Of tho under
sign ed, sole agents for Fairfield.
l. l.. NITHERS & &C.
&i1- Revised Nov T,s;amen's, in all
the different sty les. may bo had nt rnb-
lisher's prices. july t6 SIN
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
FOR AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER,

During the months OF August and Sep
tember, we off Pi mos and Organs at
Lo VEST CASH RATES, payable
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
A BLACK TEA WITH A GREEN TEA FLAVOR
The Most Beneficial! Tea Imported
,. vEN8 cogDUc1vE TO HEALTH.
WILL SUIT Arr, TIA STre,

~
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
nave long made 1t a study to furnish n Tca that
Ton!u st az tastes. They feel the utmost conf
dence that they have fully accomplished that re-
s smlt IN ths production Of f1heM:Nectnr. It is tho
NotU- nj Lem Yea over offered to tho puGiic.
IL ~ IL cured upon porcelain II the same manner as
II prepared for na:vo consumption.
Th;s tea has bcen subjected to the most search
i4g che;nica! and popular tests and has been pro
nomced STRICTLY PURE, DELICIOUS
EiSLnAaXoK,' iSna LIIguLY NUTt,iTIVM TEIt-
aI,d GCONoMICAL. 1t is recommended TO suit
aii tastes whether accustomed to tho Green or
Hinck varieties heretofore. 1t Is warranted to
giye perfect satisfaction or tho money will be
retundcd IN every case, by the party selling It,
,C0nsumors rum no risk in giving it n
dttal >om these Ierrfis. Buy a Cadty OF
GGnfinnT&EhcTAN Gnftn aE.ss ,and enjoy " cup OF
IN. H-Nonn Genuine unless packed In Ono
Pound Albright Trado Mark Caddies-
For Sale Everywhere ASK your Grocer for It.
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
I"f''h's, CeGee Eoasfers and R.cAe,y,
p o. Box 1898. New Yonr
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03

FIRE.-A colored man named Evans,
living OH General Bratton's Canaan
place, had his house burned down on
Thursday night. No particulars are
given.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
New Advertisements g..
Sale and Feed Ytab1less;zsA;. williford.
Mimnaugh in the Northern Market.

Local Briefs. {.
~ The Cotton ExchaIge is now COM
plotted aud present fine appearance.
-"KeriiuoSy, ,Town'was out in full
force Oh Thursday afternoon.
Cotton seems to &c coming iii
quite lively, and the merchants are
getting ready fol, a,good fall trade.
e.. The clerks holiday is over. The
closing: of the. stores at six o'clock
ceased for the season on Wednesday
afternoon. :: -, ,,;,.,
-Colonel Rion has a ib;;s,; bess;Stifal fiii;i
sleigh for the coming winter. we hope
he will have All opportunity ofmaking
use Of it. -,
-, There is a .,c;ons;iicrable. anafMity
.ofcrininal business for the coming
term of,court, and it is expected that
several days will be consumed In dis
posing Of it. g. ,.
-some Of the young: men of town
are thinking Of getting up, minstrel
club. If they succeed they, propose
giving al entertainment for the benefit
of the Gordon Light Infantry. ,, -.
The Prosecuting Attorney Of the
B. p. U. parades the streets with a
mammoth red rose in his button-hole.
His favoritc song now,is "She Gave
Me Pretty Red Rose. !, -,
We heard one of "thc boys"", sing
ing the following lines the other night:
~ hate to say:
But. then, must
... II ] had ten cents
:. IS I'd git on Il bust"
Poor fellow, he must be a &C. I. D. b..
Sheriff Mct!a t!arleX. .atteuded con-
:vention of tho sheri1fs or the State,
held in Columbia on "Wednesday night.
The purpose of the meeting, was to Sc
cure more rigid enlargement. 81, the
laws for the arrest and safe keeping of
criminals, and also to procure such
changes in the fcc-bill as VIII make
the pay of these officers. more COM
mensurate; with the service performed.
Col. Rion has curiosity III the
shape of a paper published at Constan-
tinoplo in the Arabic, language. 1t
was sent to Miss Maggie Nion. by a
member Of the American legation at
that city. The characters look much
like those used III shorthand, Judg-
ing from the appearance Of. tie paper
they must be having a terrible time
over in Turkey.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-03
JOB PRINTING.

All kinds Of JOB PRINTING, snch,
as Letter Heads Bill Heads Envelopes,
&c., &c., done in neat style aud, vepHl
cHgAy, ct THE News AND HsRALD
office,
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
ErRnPEAN MARKErs

LIVERPOOL Nov 24-2.0Op y. mPOrk-PTime Mess arteIn
dull az - do Western duil at TO- Bacon unoeii@ an
Cui nrner -; short RIB trncr at oi. Long NIcaL
steady ~ 40: Clear steady al 5lhh lans-lphg
firm %: shoulders. dul NJ ~ Tor new lcciIi nie
dun al gU Extra Mess dull ll5 Prime Meas du ~ VI
LaTd-PTme cstcrn. dull at 5'td Iaii0W-frn9 Nlty'
iOGd Turpcntne--plrli% steady ~ ~ it"'il
Fine steady IL: Common. steady ~ ID Cheese-eIl
can Choice, -tealy at - I'd ar on none here Flon
STATE IA ID Wheat-NO. White, dun az luSd' 40
Sprng Winter New Western steady a III
Corp--Nlxcd. steady d. COton-cCl Ol-hClow Amen
can none mere Bosn-COmmon AT LONDON du al blddooi
Turnenuue- Gt London steady AZ 4lbd -,
LINRHPOOI. 2i-SuU o. m.-Breadstuht- oIn sieu1
At III pcr GENITAL Mixed Western Flour II ID
Western Peas - prrcenta FOR Canadian wheat ~ iva
all. Caliorua Wte llidallGL Tor ta!lioihA O'uo
giIdaIO td iOr I'D Western spung. 400. ~ n.
LO;uOV Nov gi-3OO .. m.-Calcutt9 Linsced. t9Ndd u
per uuarter sperm Oi. sSSaS7U per ton. P1c koAn
lOBd spirits Turpeutuo ~ I'd. pcT CWt kehnrl ftiIp
leum Gl.aOIad spirits OF Petroleum 9id0lpd per gallon
hOslu. Lnrceu A2t. prr ton
ANrwHHF. Nov 2i.-Pctrolcum IL francs l2Nq cenuft'
for pale American MilcoAs Larl closed al l's H'h'
per 100 kips r- -..-,. IN
BGRVKN Nov. 2s.-WlcoN. Lard closed r. % MARKS %
peuigs pcr 10 pounds Petroleum. marks j. piruG-'
II tMrURg nov. 2i.-Wilc0Ns Lard closed al o. m"iAS
II nInuuI.. lll
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25

NJ Washington Market The light offerings were sold al ABOUT
steady prices, but the feeling was not very i5
and any considerable quantity OF caves Will oe
canse further reduction. few state GI9ssels so
lot with few Fed Calves mixed ln' AZ . 81 I,. a,
Western Grassers number OF western f,u ~ .o,c
4i4a5c and few Veas at TdSiac. Choice Ncas h"o 9
inquiry and would bring 92H Oc - ooi cars NJ 10
SHEEP AN LAMBS-Receipts were -, I!otai
head-6 Jersey City and 6 cars a. IN Cow
since Saturday jl7 head, against 3l4 hI W "a
last *. Most OF the sa
M on Monday vest and only lew buy er5 r
the market places to-day. The small busin ess @ @eo ers
m was full previous prices, ana Dnlonnhst lhat tley
waned their own figures. The prospects VI ti,ev
weather encouraged sellers 10 hold stock o!er
could get fun market value deck load OF choice tn
sod to Mr. Hollis export at &c, less SO anu car y"
Mr D. Harrington at 53tc; but most OF the sales Oh
ot d5ioc Ordinary to Very Good Two cars Vi O
Lambs sold az - 4O06 80 respectively. o., =, st.c
SaesP ase sold: II Nirgnia sheep p pS -, AZ n b at
Judd 4 Buckingham sold; llo hehtucAy '"''F' go
Newton GiIIet sold lGi virginia sheep 90 H. a. 20
n Picock sold, ls3 Missouri Sheep, VI D ht55 ~ 4t5 90
do 7sc 1856 do, % II, at &c; lo2 KENTUCKY '
~ uaepbeck & Davis sold: 16G Canada Lambs 70 b' at
fG4O. o,---,. , o.,ts en- N,
Dicnbaek Dewey sold car load OF Canada LAMBS oo ID
at G 70 bhiD Sheep %, at &C. lass $40 on te ln o,,
no iS-Recrpts lScaTs Of 2,G23 cad car
and cars Jersey City, exclusive Of the 80 ~
yosterday but which detained nearly "a hou, "a
road by an accident. Total since saturday, Eoo. "r
against S24 head for the c0rrespon ing ne ' "a W. tc
Market dull, and it would take gOOh in VI f1 -
bring over sac smith Reid sold: 50 State Hogs lnan o
which heavy with pgl l7G 10 aver &C. at ~ % m f,P
6 car loads sale. There many Hogs III huuI'
sauglterers be anxious buyers The, tfiu.o -
change closed IN recognition OF The NatlOha hoJ'
New-York tribune., 1881-11-25
rrpnprAN FINANcIAL MAnKErs.

IoSDoy. nov 24-i.oO m.-Consols. loO',s for both
and the atCOIut I. IS. hnud+ nur per tth ~ q
and Great Western first mortgage Trustees ccFA-
Gates 5fl: rIir. 4I' p; Nrw-Nok central lll o..
ioXUoy Nn, ~ -5it %. u-A tlautic and Great western
sccona mortgage trustees cerhca'r- 20 Illinois central
laJ Ptuusl lyaua Central, O. 10 Reading ." Nr"-l ora
Ontario an! Western, "4 -
IONDOS nov 2i-itU 1. m.Ihc ainuual ni hu.l"l WIN
drawn from the Bank Oi ENGLAND on balance to-day Is
A-2OUO.
t1ypOy Nov. 2f-S.nO %. m.-T1o bulon U the Bank of
England decreased A1unun during tho past week ihr
England rc-rY" to Nhlty, Whlch
last week ;.il! cent D. uuW lu'IE IrI t. a
LONDON Nov. 1i2iO m.tarlH AiFcrr ti'tc thto' POT
fpLtEs - francs f. sruutt iJr the account
2fI q m. The weekly ~f'f"n,uf "i thc lAn \
France shows Increase of tbuOuO iranca gold ana
a decrease Of jO7d, 1000 francs ia silver