The Warwickshire Herald. — 1885-12-03 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY. -. suitable playgrounds for children. if it should subsist until you come to the exercise of . i The cattle trade is quiet. The tendency is not strong and ' business is Muttered by the mild weather and the dulness the academical franchise, you will be enabled to The steamer Earl of Dufferin, engaged in saving in the dead meat market. Fresh arrivals of beasts were give a better direction to the use of that power the cargo of the wrecked steamer Brooklyn off about the average. Some choice stock was exhibited but the than in the case of the only Conservative seat Anticosti Island, has been herself wrecked. The crew coedition of the bulk of the supply was not so goad as yet won in Scotland." Touching upon a remark made were caved, but the ship is a total loss. i could be &sired. A dragging inquiry was exotrienced by the chairman, Mr. Gladstone referred to acts of A rebellion has broken out in Nepaul. The Prime throughout, ucrosseshar , i prices were rather weak The best Scots anti se. to Is. .1. per Sib . Foreign stock Governments with which he had been connected Minister has been murdered, and the Maharajah was in short mails and slow request at . about ate rates. which were not at the time of a character to at. taken priso,er. The British Resident is at present The sheep pens were moderately well filled. A quiet tract popularity. One of them was the arbitration absent from Khatinanpu on a tour of inspection. , business was doing and last Monday's pi ices were with with America ; the other was the restoration of inde- A Durban telegram states that the railway to difficulty supported. The best downs and half-Leeds pendence to the Transvaal. At no period had he Kimberley has been opened by Sir Hercules Robinson changed, hands, at Is. 4d. to 55. 6di per .811,. Calves doubted for a moment the rectitude of those amid great enthusiasm. A great crowd of visitors vies. pstg,,sr ;.1. I'o sTii k s4.ewe ffrierejotar sae sad eivn'teir or beasts arts and there were none of the many transactions attended, and there will be a week's festivities. 3s. 6d. to 4. 0,1. ; second quality ditto, 4s. M. to 4s. 6d. ; with which he had been concerned by which he would Rustem Pasha has arrived in London from ' prime large oxen, 4s. 6,1. to ss. (111. ; ti.:tto Scots, rather be judged. " Look," he said, "at the statee e., 55. (Si. to Is 22.; coarse and inferior sheep, Constantinople,in order to assume his diplomatic of feeling which now prevails between England and duties as Ambassador at the Court of St. James's, sts.: odod. i ptroime4s.coSair:4 wsoeociolendd qdnitetl ji,ty 5.1 it (11. tts.s.6.lidte; America., and look at what that state of feeling was in the place of Musurus Pasha, His Excellency prime Southclown ditto, Is. 41. to Is. 6d. ; large coarse before the time of the arbitration. Nor is it merely ; . • was accompanied by Morel Bey and Sezei as sec- calves, 3s. tid. to As. 6,1. ; prime small ditto, 4s 6,1. to the effect of this feeling upon which I would dwell rectums, ss. Od. ; large hogs, 2a bd. to 3a. 6,1.; neat small porkers, but by that arbitration we were enabled to bear 3s. 6d. to Is. Oil. Heal of cattle on 'sale.-Totel supply: emphatic testimony in favour of the principles of Mr. Parnell, addressing a noisy meeting at Dundalk Beasts, 3,5;0; sheep and lambs, 5,910; calves, 250; pigs, reason, and the principles of peace, against that on Sunday, in opposition to Mr. Callan, claimed that 10 ; mileh cows, 40. Foreign : Beasts, MO ; sheen and lambs, violent and destructive method of settling interne- the Irish electors had throttled the Liberal party. 420; calves - ; pigs,-. The total imports of foreign stock tional difficulties which unhappily is the method of Standing shoulder to shoulder they had fought into London lest week amounted to 10,487 head. In the common resort in the practices of the world. Jr. the against Whig coercionists and secured freedom for corresponding period let year we received 8,210 head. case of the Transvaal, gentlemen, still mere clear wai Ireland.