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, 1881-03-11
UlAT0H,
Hpsstal UApatcIt to J'As Chttd1o Tribune.


tlusTt,S, Nuruh lU.--ln tho sioux R.nr4spt to-
.lhy there wGro no features Ut BptntAl Interest,
Thu murkut was rathor dull In sympathy with
u Jull ,l,prkpt In Now York ami thu slrixzy and
depressing weather Mt home. Comparing tho
lnst sutrs, we iIL tho following ehalHcs: e.. H.
& .. ndyancut frum lH1 ~ ldi.i; Z. & ". n.
froln 10 to ,d,s: r.. ". 4 D truln 7d:s IL III; !;
EAsterh frosn ~ to S,s; Flint preferred
tro,n N:4 ~ KI; OHdensburx frou, " to 4Dai i,
Bostu,, s. Albutty from ltd tn 'lGh}i; WisnutlsIia
Ccntral frusn sa,s tu 70; l'itchbrE fso,n l4oA 10
~: Fort scotl derlineA fEom ea 70 w; sMnn- M
Rtuul Ir,In IL IL bi; Flint frunl u to s!,i; Atch.
so ts,,' !tj!i q H.; uMIen rasssie Ut frsn y! it
lul,. 6. J.. y u. u. FROM ~ to "; l'ostun y
l4awetI from !Ats u IN; Milwaukee, l." y. & W.
preferred .ul.l III Il.
In bonds, Ateh!son scrip sold ut @89i; hutiug-
ton l. Missouri nun.p1ei!pt as AtlsancaAl a. 10
ltis; tlArlfnrd i Eru u uecllnua Is. to GA !;
,tohisH. tirals Il. To III; Ea1teEn 4!,s t( I" lUsi
HepuhltcaM Valley u u, to lUi5s; !ioll Telephony
" sail " lU9!i.
] In land stoeka. Do.tou Land declipcd lila, to
, 1881-03-11
ss,rlirps weets nnly 6f February in cnc.4 yVar.
fJnn. tn FElL ~
thu. 10 Feb ~

tlMsl. 10 FcI. III
With rcYarl 10 tho return of legal. tol.lers to the
hunks that dops,s!ted them fDr tho rattre,ont Ut
circulation, tho NNw York IiHt4 says, editorial.
~, thut on tho fnra ut tho caau IL would snetn
tltnt tho lrKNl'tenlerB, hnytnx tccn tlspus!scd
with tho Vrcusurrr fur tho redemption Ut NatDn.
n-bat,k mites, would havc tn lIe used for lhAE
inirpt,sp, and ounld not be surrendered hy him
WHERE, thu transaction M 0etweet, hin. and tho
tunks ~ n cnnpstod QUO. Il docs mt nppear
thlt tho intent Of tho law contemplated M1Iy
other disposition OF tho fund dap0sllca by tho
hanks. hut ths IL question ut xtatut0ty inter.
prntutt1,i, md tho lllstDry Of the Treusury c1n-
tuiuS nnlplo .oyttpHeN thAt thora IL III danger
that n,,y discretion not fAirly nuthnr1zeA by tho
Btnt,ilua will b6 assumed by the department.
Tho Treasurer, ut nny rnte, Will undoubtedly
urHo IL strict ai,tl uvnn d narrnW Interpretation
nf tho Inv. n,ld Will f,e incllned tn exclude fran
consideration what tho lawyers would Gull tho
cgnttIrs 0f tho case.
Thu Hrst divtunI IN Denver s. liio 0rurle
Will hc III per Vunt quarterly, And will he dc.
ci.rctl about APRIL.
Thu quarterly divl.lcl,ls OH Like Shore and
M'raIgAs Central s'n nut begin unit! May.
I,eluwat1 s. Hnls'h Ia sN'l to ho included
ansnnx tho h!vdsnd'puytug stocks. and tho
fnahton Ut DECLARING quarterly tllsllellds will bo
followed ty thtA stud corporation.
Ituar talk: Parties who ciali1 " knew Wherouf
shvy spuak declare TINT Ms. GVnld hAs s'ta nut
his Iusxo holdings OF ntl stocks oxcupt Wcsturt
Union, aud that hv has sold u gs>od ucAl IT
tGat.-yAguv tnlk ubuut tho enormous uurntnxs
| u ,le u,lion FuulAe serves tD help w fhu prcu
Ut tho stock. hut tho har.l faut will hAyu to bu
fAced Ut very &prIo,Is dl,ninution ut IT. outtlc
| tru.l" this ycar. which II ao important III Item
III Its carninXs. Over tho lueasur1loss plains ot
Colorado, Wyoming. nnd Montana heavy snnw-
drifts cover thousands Apon thousands Ut dead
cutie. siarscd and nurtod bouea,h tho deep
fr.
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10 5-1a; Water Power " 10 1tsl: Asp!hwnlt wns
stcntly al rclcrhnn" sold y ~. .,u

los-ta; waser-rowcr 4. 70 tn: Asp!nwalt was
stcntly al .; Telephone sold 1T pa.
10 ihe irtsftti Astneifft f'rtss.
1.os1s,H, Mnrch ju,--stMks cl,.csl ns foltnws:
u.tna Land ii S:ls i:":tot" @ !e"l!r"na.' ;s
Atcisnn 1 ,ropokn iial i,'ts!" y \ Fl, a'nitt' q
ltustnn A,,ntiy. III \. !. y. =. s......... ~
1lnHtNii Mnno.... Nv eohftoh.."t,'...' 4uts
Chile, Elur. l.r.... t''tl
TtitElHa.
1.oSpoS, Mascs, t0.-consols, % o-18; account,
MI.
American sccurItlrs-Scw f., io3:t: Ans, 1osti;
4s, liHi.
isniirHA,l bonds-1lnois Ccntrnl. t1T!f; Pcnn-
sylvnbin Central Bsa: New fnrk Central, 5sa;
Erie, ID; do seconds. ilt'!i; lsN.tlll1g. Jl.
Specie III tho Hunk Of England decreased
Ehs,tWl.
The h,illton with,lrawn from tho l3atik Of En-
Enf,A yesterday WIS fnr ChhAta.
l.Ef.iS, March l0-rho Rtntumcnt Of tho lInrc-
rlnl l,ntik ut 0cri,n,,,y shows dccrrasc ln spc.
Gin uf H2j,9N marks.
PARIS, March lU.-ttentcs. e5f 45o. ....
Thu specie III tho tthnk 0f FrHncc inetGnecd
e.s4aUND francs gull, Rn1 decreased J,HO,0D
fraCics silver.
NEW OnLEARa>
New flntEAxa. March Insight exchange on
New York pnr; sterling, 4i9!i.
, 1881-03-11
BUSINESS.
Stocks Drag All Day, with
Downward Tendency.
Money Active Mt Fnlt Rates, but
Not Stringent.
Chicago Sending Currency to the Coun'
try-Loeal Finances.
The froante narket, trregnlar-5rtadstntls Stead.
Ter, with Less Doing than Csual.
Provisions Excltedty Active and Unsettled, al
Decided Advance.


Stocks dragged NIL dny. New York CON.
infasIut- httisss rCIbracl MI nlitirc NbSchco uf
orders frs1n tho Interior. Money wns actIye ut
1uII rAtek, Int nnt stringent, mud ut, evidence Of
manipulation for higher rales WINS to bu seen.
soInn btnrlah demonstrations wcru uaslo, tho
hlsl,-prlre'l dividend shares being specially at
tAc kcd items OF news wcr, scarce. Western
Umlon ncw stock was o.,otc.l at sf':5Gssla. The
old stock aoh ut li1alGtlldA. Relatively, tho
new stock ls tcltng nj tlsu highest prfcr.
Ihts mny t,u bccnuse the certificates
Mro not well lnt!urstool. md tho
price Is pprhaps put up fl order
to make aulcs uii. Tho ntw certificates cnnnut
no transferred Into aid sttEk. and It Is easy to
keep thu price up In uttlcr to mike price for
tho Oil issue. Operators In Western Union nre
dividing themselves into bulls nntl hrnrs nrcursi-
inE to thotr calculations nbont tho net carnng
capacty of tho Company. These calculations
rnngo ietwecu k:l,;Ip.fa9 nnd s:,5U0,'hU The
ntna,nt needed to trnntuin psr cent tllvi,lonls
Is <4eMI.uOu. Thpsc who ought 10 Know hLust
utIoyt tho consolidated Western Unnn any they
lrtlt.veft wifi earn s., Nn net this ycnr. This
wul,ll Insure q per cent dividends nt,d Ii gund
surplus. ,rt,ne nlOne cnu prove tho correctness
Ut these estimates.
Prices did mt yield seriously TIL near tho
cit,sc, when iurge offerings nf stock put H,sotn-
tlone dawu rnphy, At,d tho market cnsct ut
Ninut tho wcaktst poInt ur tho 'luy. As fnr as
thlcags, ~ coneerlesl, very little long stuck hns
psn,r IN tho ntlrxet; ho!slrrs will not feel glad
~ Hclt until uttat ttnns arp 10 points 1owrr. llut
ono If tho u,tavurs.blc sRna IN tho tllnElity or
shorA, who rs1si to cover nj EVERY slight decline.
THIS IL often n HymptOm Of Il sick Market.
Comparing closing quotations With those Of
tho .1ay before, there were the following chRnEcs;
ApvAHCEp.
Atlantis ,,1,a l'nsii,e cl' H. |" n. o.'f
, 1881-03-11
MINING NEWS.
EAS FRANCISCO.
FIN Hf.1srs, i,nI MurrE IN A-Fn11nNlnR NrN
THlNTt1S.
Srsetlif Uftpaith To I1g Chtfan0 T'Efl

Speefat Dttpasth to The Chicago Tribune.
DosrnN. Mnrcf 10.-Tn mining shares Quincy
declined si. TO lsi; TInrshNw Il. to Il; Cnluinct
& lIeclR ., tn III: sycamore Spring H. to IT'LL:
Duncan Il, to :la{; Atlantic =, 10 II. Du,iKas adj
vanced i, tn III; Copper Fnl!s. Il. 10 1:s{. Mns-
sachusetts Il Now Mexico sold at ~, Crescent ut
IL, ur,d Ilrcrco IL III, Others lis before.
10 Ih3 1yT,ltrn Asfactatfa lrtls.
HURON, Mnrch lU.-Mlning Rtucks closed rs
fD1iuws:
Al,nuns I'ewn1lc..
Cntnpa ..,.........2 i-li Silver slnt. .......,.. i
GnS, Eu,,s.n fas; aGr III FLINT T. "'r' rFaf' III
, 1881-03-11


Tho ,uct,cn,s Of tho py.art cose, which tho
f,n,,,t,rc nj I,rlv,,r-rs ha. rnr s!x wccks beer,
hoaring.arc eon,mon enough III plays aud novels.
III rcal lito They r.rc. Az here narrated. ihey
,nuy t,e rorn, III tho cni,mns Of tho London
.,, n., 49,, t.,.i ~ 1,.s,rt In ttt, i,c,r.
afmes. Iho mug t.aF' "l 'ysh,'' ;" ,s.. sne
ny" Of scttslhi1d' VIM "'tt' !" i','' ,,.a', S",
Inn, t.Inucl Fix, 1rtwccu whnse two song,
.or,,,", ,,r ,mt,t;xn ,hc nrcscnt contest Inns
nrlsen. willln'n l.io''! Folk, tho latc i'ord
liuntIngtower, WIS l,urn to slc,lIild hrrttngn.
I,csidcs vast cstates lii scvertl counties, ho was
nclt-"pp"ts't =" w. " ,,.. uo t,:a t.:a ss ,n ~
houses y, Hrrnt i,st.M,. n ,,n M H.w,, .s @ n ~
1l"ruce Waolc. IT. Sni"t,i, nvSnnss Ms aso
n nGI ni'1, a,"i "nl:s S bayo In,latncu ie t,sy
nEa cnnct"rs. af" hnMts,"WsnT ,s. ~. 1ms',nss us
h!l 7S,nor ka H,,1 a c' M, ~ an. ,v"s n.,, t.,
take thc'r plMcr Ills fnft'or sG'ect%n mis ,ier RI
,uothar, VIM tnll lern Gn.l''trss e.: oi pysash III
, s, NV" @ rtsn, ,t Mu ~ NV ~ i,n ,n,o In h;a n,,,. IN
t.nnn,c ~ r,,,,s IN sle trcct utF tho Ntrni,,,
The Rs,3l n,utetl very sli:lrrcnt ct,tltee. Per-
eccli.sIon uf tho snthcr. ttefnrc lln was ~ lso
hud rcs.seItats! sl.e Legends .f tie snhoeks w.,u
cxtravngant, Wild. and nuirnHco,ls thnt Lard
!lun.!nalowSr was incapable u. 1llc w'r'!e
Kingdom RIM. With tho scpn,lni nt hia
lceiiK.. lie drunk tue cup nf VIM! Ho
supposed IT, be enjoyment 70 ti1o inst !'Fctrs.
1lH'i he alud ut threc-nnls.twcnty u "a not I'M
I,sslhle he thiHlt hntH LETT the Tradition ~
!fn;tf cruel ni!d Injurious 70 nt'veK, Ky afio
hrtfl!nnt ma tlnlisht1! " ls,nsG'I alt hl II
taunt, st,a1. 1ecdy nslvcr1ssrtr whnm tlG *,
listing Hrnrrntton st' rctnener Ke1ildIhtri
hy bis 1mrrn,s IN cotstnnt sirltn with tho .nsIr
10 hnd persuaded t" hurry hH, ns u rrssrfit'
r;ske. Hlitsi ~ cnuuty cnt'rtS ahs " thf's E'Ar.
t,Ia',t, s1ItisIIn1 nbtut tr'tiW tM' insecure lM4R
10 AEn'ther. c1lninca II III ll!tcrnte wn,tI'! lH'
lIl st.uccd. mud whn,n hr 'lhl mt knnw wl,rthrr
toGlst aldrltt hn Il l,ittnttG wh'%h no ahi isof
regularly t,ay, Hr, Mt tho risk hf thu pti4 U[
inlu,y. Il, own ms hts Wife III nr.snr to spi" her
0hu burt. tho Title. he Illustrated the K.al tH'l-
sequences III HuchA iitt. lie hAtl lhie nls ~ HIS
power httGrI he WINS ii fu wreck tho f!t!uc In
neri,nute ri Ills ANCESTORS. q hn! soltt every
expectancy, contingency, anu rpfeIslnn l1ptil
, 1881-03-11

Tho following wcro tho receipts md shipments
ef tho lending articles ut produce III this city
,'urug tho twunty-four hours on'ltnR nj O'clock
Thursduy uorulng and for the corresponding
tLu,b n yeNr uttt.
, 1881-03-11


Slf4: lowest, 7E4; closed, tOI{.
Government bul,tlH were wenk. In Chicago,
the District of Columbia lG5s wcrt 1E,Is bid nn,l
1Gla nskcst: the n wcr: 1l;I!i uti.l ll3,s; tho
4!ss 1lta; and lllai: tho ts. l09I nnd 1Di; nnd
tho c., l011i aud lE.a. 1,oale closed very weak,
tho 4s losing ii. to LEX hid, anl tic 4!is ~ 10
1n:s hid.
ror.iut, exchanRq'was wenk. Sterling posted
rates. is0,1 G4& Tts slxty-tIny commercial bills
fnr prompt delivery. 41B1s41a. Fur three weeks
delivery 4.i61l7s:t. sIxty-,t,y commercial Lit!s
prompt delivery on tlavrs,, Gill iGE1>;. Iior.
dca,x, I'll 1aG5U'i. elxty-.lay commercial hills
nn Antwerp, deliverable prompt. wcr. 5s:,tto
Et,4. t.ankers' bills OIL Germany were tr,1s for
sixty tlnys ntrl at:s for demands; ninety
day prouspt commercial bills, H.!iGbst,. Sixty
t!ay commercln,, hrlivcrcd prompt. seif5ts' 3-lB
sumo delivered In three weeks, s,i 4GEss. 1Iunk
crs' H.tillcrs on 1Io,iand wore ;a,!4 far sixty
tlnys and ma for demand: stxty-dAy cunnlcr-
cInl wns Ill. Shippers exchange on New York
was 4oc discount.
Chicago banks sont large amounts of currency
to the cnuntry. Nuw York exchange was sst,ib
G)u per *lNU discount. 1.oniss wuro In good
GrtnH,,l Ut GD7 per cent. tlcurinxs wcrc ST.
E00,UW.
Cnok County AIS sold at 1o7.i. On tho Chicago
Stock Hoard tho following quotations wcrr
u,uIc ...
, 1881-03-11

tnds, tasAn baxcti. lung GMt hanls ts9taus swSet
lgxrh hatIs 1uutel ut 1ittiia fur lSGlH nyGrnsat
Rryesl hAisls. ka!Mu MvusMyn. III tslku.
nNc1fi uhIt,l III ~ siTG tDr shoulders 6GfSi{6 for
Eurt TlJ. a{ks$N tor Hust UluarH !AG1Qc for h1ts,
nil EhslvnxFI md packed.
fttEF-Wht NuiUt Mt N.7.4aIb fur mess, G.IS<3laQ
fur 91ssn rlGss aud fIllLt42l.M Iur hhlls+
, 1881-03-11

EIc hid Tor March NHsl 4.g H!H Tor Slny.
t,ats c!osct weak and IL a.,asc lowcr NJ :slc fur
No. 2cash, at.,Gt;ll!.c for Eilt-e''gesl, ks.o
for Aps n,ni ;rEtGbn,,c for stny. isyp cl"srd
i,rm Mt VIC for rryninr, st.n IN Atnro tfrcn Of
sturngc), Aprii ut tAc. md sfhy ut MIC 1lurloy
closed easier, with No. . cRsh sn.nhc nj $l.N11
1O'. M. twlntrr storngcl At S'o. and No. twIt.
ter etoraEo) Mt 5sc. with No. for april 1H0tnhls
nt $t.tN h.,l MD el.01 asked. 1fogs wcru Mbloo
higher, ut $5.22Mt5S0 for light md Mt e5.aQlH.lo
frr hcnvy. Cnttlu wore firm, with sales nt sa..jJ
| GlH.UU.
There wns considerable stir IN t'ry.gnn,ts cir
clos nn1 tho prevalent fcelng wis mnrc cllecr-
tul. buyers from tho .nnro distant puiits Hro
beginning t0 arrive, nnd with continued mill
weather M hGttyu movement within tho next
few ,lnye nny be lunked fur. rr'ccs rctnaln
stcny. 1labts and shoes rcmn1n q,lict, but ttoro
IL cs,ntinucd active demand fnr rubber goods,
J ami tho tnnrkot Is kept bnre Tho grocery trntlo
displays Increasing nctylty, nnl tic gutIerat
,nnrkct Is frrlur thnn at tho beginning OF
tho wcek. SlYars show nn advancing
tendency, etUcks hBinR Hight nnh tho '!cmn1,d
knou. Colfcts and tens wcFo more firmly hell,
| but wlthn,lt actual nlvnitcc. III tho dried fruit
rnnrknt tl,ore were no price chNngcs. FrInes,
cnrsnns, nnplcs, mil peaches wero ilrtn. Tlcrp
was n free movement IN ieh ut f.lll Urces. Fam.
| fly whltctlsh and smoked bluNtcrs wcrp NIL
! vnncctl " tr't!o Dalry rradurts continued nstl
| umlrr lIsht receipts md Il Ho0d dcnanl. Prices
af nils, lcatf1cr, 1aEg!ng, coal, and p!x-ron vert
wtl.oi.t eianyo.
| lIrD0n-corn continues III actfvo sTcmnnd Mt
| quotations.. EEgs wcte fn gnud supply nihl
! stcntly Mt .0c per hoz. Green fruits remain
arntly Nn rin rDr s0lifit qualities. Of WHICH tho
stuck Il tlwlnhl,sE dnily. In grease there Is tn
chnnxc to notc. tito demand lcns light. lfny
WINS ilrm NJ .l,,nsntiot,s. tho offerings still cu,l
tfnuiny tight. Hides continue atcay, no ohnngo
lii tho ninrkct tcInB noted on Nccuunt of tho lit
creased nl.a anticipated l,envy receipts.
, 1881-03-11
NY TELEGNAPu'

FOREIGN,
sptetat Dttpateh to Tia calsaaa 1f1oan~ w. L
llvxnPo0L, March W~p:U.A' n'-s1
llsi No. = b ID. ~ ! "a ~.
GuAlA-Wlutus whsAL No. J. u VII ~
, 1881-03-11
ROMANCE OF THE PEERAGE

DcclsI0n ol Tho 1l0use Of Iurtts with
IteAprCt ID tha ltInputest ssnrfd0nt Of
DyAnri-Iutt:.tscntr for tiAc iAsaic of the
Enxlt.h lINrrtm.c.
IN taLtf IN 1hr Sttr Itrk iffraff. -
I.osnpS, March @.Thc ttoHs" nr Lords. In tho
contested 1>ysnrt TerrHEe case, l1ns delivered
Judgment In fnynr nt witlihr1 1nhn Manners.
tic issue Of 1.urh lt,s,1tngVwcra English urnF-
liagc, MS nRntnst Al'crt Edwin, tho clai'naht
nl,lur l.nrd liuntnYtnwcrs previous Irregular
tcolct marriage.
, 1881-03-11

No ono Gun bo sick It tLb stomach. biund, liver,
Rnd kidneys aEp well. Hop ultlurs keeps th0ui
well.
, 1881-03-11

1s1trn tseoves-Ssoors. weighing I'm Ms rad
nlWnr!!s..
Chuica Baay1a.-Ftng. int, and wutl.rur1Heh
u.nl Aeuyus-W steers, wuiEIi-
Ing i,:au tH Ill Jrs.......................
MetiiuNItsrattea-st -stGprt IN fnir ttos1l, wH!sh+
NIX LILY! ~ lskW bb,
HAtcll1rN ADck-ln1t tn common HtGcrs HHa
tn&r1nintl tn ChalCt. cnws fur city Alhushtcr.
.wIlKtlnR ~ ty l.tEl ns....................
STOCK EhitIu-CO1Htn1n cutilJ. Weighing GU
~ lMU ta.,..,,...,.....,,,,,....
lnfcsior-t.sht nii thin cows, llclfurs, stnEs.
bulls, md eCAtaw.lK steura...........,....."
, 1881-03-11
!B no change to t,0so In tho eondllJo,


II
Although In Texas. wu!I as in other rnrts Of ths
country tho pnst wlntur thnn Ordinarily TO-
vSrc. tho 1.-Two stock, according to NIL accounts h,t
cnmc through without unusual loss. mud Il Iuotns
wei a telegram from tirnlnu,. which IA ono OF ths
principal cattlcRsowlnR districts nf that Hlatc 10 H.
strahorn It Co. snJa: "1rnss has atartrd utccfy;
wouthor Is fine. und oattlo MI right"
CAFTl.E-Tl11 ,iurkes wns tr11ur than ON Wedncs
Aybut tho rner viDNs OF huicrs checked tradnete
eo1 1xtcrt, Aa the volume Uf business tess than
on tin dny before. III qnt1t why. however. motk Of
tho eattle werv picked I'LL. nnt the market finished
steady. The qnAty. " the nurpiy whs not notire.
ably erhnL frEll that In thu 5nrtl. The ,tr,
cGt1ltH nyK % tho week. ttiip vory g,n! cattle Meff
G1oret but thurD era gury isw DRIVES rhiEl
tukcn by e4purtur*, anu thetv whs IL p'ni hcn,ani
tE, IT, TINT cHas of a5rrs , y Shpns Ne
wnr:, II t5Mts ist1chora' nnd rnHuers' stun Iots
will NJ tn tls pruvis fntga md htIcAGrs Hsa uett
sulHba ut full t1urcs' indeed, ,hc lIttcr class Hai
rlthrr Thy stso,tser nt tio tw snrs bnl:,E hcttet
E.Ak1AQy per tUl lbs lnr puOr +. ellulcy.
, 1881-03-11
GENERAL AfAllIkETS.

quotations:
t,lulcu hir! and carnot. 81
t!rGc trif- if-wnrkne'.'....... ....''..'..''..eiaan.
lnrcrll'f ald c'n!rIo. .."......stt!
DUfrEt-'irale was not particularly nctlvh. but
tito hcn!aMd WINS sufficient To ntsorb nil desirable
offerings, nti ne quito gDo prizes paid IN
tiu earlier days Ut tha week. irving u tic t0ft
wpntltcr rt1lt uttor HngwIut uniur tDKGut, but
,hc moderate supply prevented any dacllue. Wa
quite:
"e. 81 aff'mx @ ,.t,ao ,toek .s sss
i.stsly-Issessi. III esai
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS still prevails III thls .narkoL
l'rIccs rcninln i!Ein ns previously quoted:
S,1ss ;aFSE:: nts:, .it,S}y Su@ @lM
swsI. t;aTi'S.; ai ,ncs. ss"aD'o.M III
CliEEsE-rltn narket prcsunsed spcrlnlIy now
fcHturcs Tsnd0 wns fur. shippers. cxportors. nad
locs buyers bcinE enEnsed, nad pr'cos remained ir
ms tnllOwss
Eul! crGnn'.
i,hrt hh!n ...5s4!h4
ft ft .s .s ',F tnir IT, soo:. ss H
M cs,hiayots ira taka it snoG. c;i SUPPLY
ss"sks ms IriIrsd Il sxtrsaoiy sinii ,!tsenso;i.
iluro Isns yst ~ nE,,rtMnt wrakeMtnx y sn!acs of
nnl!Iracitu Or EI!u Tho poorer 9sades Of sottcoat
X1,iiracic"....s sn @ I!lo:ssnrs... .ssa' ~
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aid 1T ltssrtpllsus wsro nrIsi fany Wh,.aiis, Wsfo
nlvnncu In HING lh A1id hnokGd blontors 10 el:3.
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Normal Notes.

Oct. 19.-The school still moves on
with such energetic and earnest work
that We can see Prof J. Baldwin's pre-
dic,ions coming true-"that this will
be year for the State Normal school
of Kirksvire, that never has been ex-
celled in its history"
A short celebration of the one hun
dreth anniversary of the surrender of
Yorktown was given by the general
history class.
The programme was as follows
history of the surrender, given by Mr..
Truitt; Naming the heroes, Mr.. Ken
nedy: the distinguished guests present,
Miss. McNutt; toast, Washington; res
ponded to by Mr.. Holiday; toast, La
fayette, response Mr.. Whitecotton;
toast, the soldiers in the ranks, response
Howell; toast, German allies, response.
Mr.. Nelson is back in school again.
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Minnesota cows are no Tespectcrs OF
British ar,stocracy. A few weeks ago
the Duke of Sutherland was riding
across the state in sleeping car.
About midnight the locomotive struck
a COW, creating quite a shock, and
causing stoppage of the train. The
Duke being suddenly reused from a
sound sleep, rushed out on the prairie
IN his night clothes. The train started
on and the distinguished scion of an
ancient house was left alone on a bleak
Minnesota prairie. After much tribu-
lasion he made his way barefoot TO the
nearest railway station, where he found
that the considerate conductor had
left his clothing. He remained until
the next train took him on his way re-
joicing. The telegraph now informs
us that as the Marquis Of LONE was
passing through Minnesota, the engine
struck COW and ditched the train
The Queens son-in.law was detained
several hours, but was not otherwise
injured. These illustrious subjects Of
her British rsajesty don't admire the
way OF killing the '-blarsted
cow" you know.-.Kaeon Retnbiiean.
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A Treasure.
Quincy Wing, Oct. IL.

Capt. John p. Mikese!l received a me.
mento from Mr.. George Wall Smith, of
Kirksville, Mo-, which he values
perhaps more than anything ever re.
ceived by him before. 1t is a small
piece of the battle ilag. of the regiment
of which he was member, and must
bring back such reeollections as only
can he appreciated by one who has tax
en- part i'll the war and who has learned
to love the dear old flag under which he
endured many hardsbips and privatlons,
but made friendships which will last
until his comrades are no more. The
following letter accompanied the gift.
and brea.hes throughout the feeling of
old veterans for their standards. Capt.
MikeseE will attend the meeting o, the
National Prisoners OF War association
and will take the iSemento with him:
kRKsvlLLE. Adair Co. Oct. l. 1851. =
Dear Old Captain: | will now do as |
agreed to- Enclosed please find a piece
orr dear old flag that you fought so no.
bly under at Shiloh. Captain, 1t almost
brings tears to my eyes to think where
this old flag has been, and how We fol-
lowed it from Missouri TO Pittsburg
Landing. 1t is the battle flag of the
-egiment-the blue one. Save it care
fully. know you will.
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UNCONSIDERED TRIPLES.

When the ruined physician placed
his door plate i'll pawn he was heard to
remark. Had | signed the pledge,
| would not now have to pledge nv
sign"
The poetic superasthitic critic in the
Colorado diggings has switched his pas
Sionate muse from the soulful sibilation
OF the Abott kiss to the carnal contem-
plation of the Melvill foot.
A Peoria topper .iustiiies himself in
this manner: Il am fond of long life.
Joviality and good feeling promote long
life Whisky engenders joyiality and.
good feeling. Hence cultivate whisky
The church sexton sa, the most un.
accountable thing that has ever come
within his purview is the tremendous
majority the three cent pieces have over
the dimes IN the contribution box bal
lots.
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England.

LosDoS. Oct. l9.-The Standard in
referring 10 the attempt to burn the
steamer Bothina in New York says:
1T looks as If it Were intended to carry
out ODonovan Rossa's threats"
The morning Post says: I'VE con.
slider the ;ssue Of the manifesto by the
Irish Land League as a direct lncen-
tive to civil war
The Standard says: War to the
knife Is proclaimed explicitly. Go far
there is no tiinchine on either side"
The Daily Telegraph says: Nothing
can De mere explicit than the deter
mination of the Land League to main.
tain fierce conflict with the Govern
ment."