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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07
District Court Of Tie United States for tne
S uthcrn District of Mississippi.

II lie matter ofthe petition In Bankrupt
olDatll Beatty, of Holmes cy.
county, Mississippi, to be
declared bankrupt, and
10 be discharged from his No. 573.
debts.
NOTICE is hereby given that DAVID
BEATTY. of Holmes county, Mississippi
has fled his petition in this court to be de-
clared bankrupt, and to be discharged
from his debts under the act OF Congress IN
such case made and provided; and that an
order has been duly entered in this court
appointing the
20th day Of Februdry.ner',
at the court room in the city Of Jackson, in
the county of Kinds, in this district, as the
time and place for hearing of said petition,
Al persons may then and there appear and
show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted.
December 16, 1842.-14. pr. fee So.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07
District Court Of the Uuited States for the
Southern District Of Mississippi.

District Court of the Uuited States for the
Southern District Of Mississippi.
In Bankruptcy. No. 643.
In the matter Of the petition OF Isaac Ham
berlin, of Yazoo county, Mississippi, to
be declared bankrupt, and to be dis
charged from his debts.
NOTICE is hereby given that ISAAC
HAMBERLIN, of Yazoo county, Missis-
sippi, has filed his petition in this court to
be declared bankrupt, ard to be dis.
charged from his debts under the act of
Congress in such case made and provided;
and that an order has been duly entered in
this court appointing the
2oh day of February merit,
at the court room in the city. of Jackson,
in the county of Kinds, in this district, as
the time and place for hearing Of said petit
ton. All persons may then and there
appear and show cause if any they have,
why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted.
.lvM. BURNS, Clerk.
Dec. I6, 1912. I'D. pr. fee 5 dr..
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07
District Court of the United States for the
Southern District of Mississippi.

Southern District of Mississippi
In the matterof the petition In Bankrupt
of lea v. Parker, of Ne cy.
shoba county, Mississp-
nj. TO be declared bank
from his debts.
NOTICE is hereby given that ICA v.
PARKER, Of Neshoba county, Mississippi,
has his petition in this court to be declared
bankrupt, and to be discharged from his
debts under the act of Congress in such
case made and provided; and that au order
has been duly entered in this court appoints
ing the
2Oh day Of February nert,
at the court room in the city of Jackson, in
the county of Kinds. in this district, as the
time and place for hearing of said petition.
All persons may then and there appear and
show cause, il any they have, why the
PRAYER Of the petitioner should not be grant
ed. WVh. BURNS, Cierk.
December 16, 1912. ii. pr. fee dolls.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07
District Court of the United States South
ern District of Mississippi.

District Court OF the United States South
ern District of Mississippi.
In the matter of the petition In Bankrupt
of VIM. B. Walker, Of cy.
YaZoo county, Mississip-
pi, to be declared bank
rupt, and to be discharg- No. $50.
ed from his debts.
NOTICE is hereby given that WILLIAM
B. WALKER, Of Yazoo county, Missssip-
pi, has filed his petition in this court to be
declared bankrupt, and to be discharged
from his debts under the act of Congress in
such case made and provided; and that an
order has been duly entered in this court
appointing the
20th day of February nert,
at the court room in the city OF Jackson, in
the county of Kinds, in this district, as the
time and place for hearing of said petition.
All persons may then and there appear and
show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted. WIN. BURNS, CLERK.
December l6, 1924 pr. fee So.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07
District Court of the United States for tho
Southern District Of NJ ssissippi.
In Bankruptcy. No. GAP.

~Ut't UuJ y ItW"uIJ HeIf'
at the court room IN the city of Jackson,
in the county Of Kinds, in this district, as
the time and place tor hearing of said po-
tition. All persons may then and there
appear and show cause, il any thew have,
why the prayer Of the petitioner should
not be granted. siss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Petitions &c Pre'eHtef-By Messs Clark, OlIs
Grubcr. Humphreys and Martin C., f,r the estab.
ishment Of yyslem Of Banking. under certain con-
dIiOns; by Mr. Douglas fDr n reduction Of tolls on
tho National Road by Mr. Webbc, for the repeal q,
ali laws making any distinctions on the account of
cUlor.
On motion Of Mr. Clark. the committee on Aeri.
culture and Manufactures were instr nctod 10 IN.
quire into the eHi e'iieHcy Of amending the law
regulating tolls. as 90 all,w the owners Of steam
mills 10 take one eighth Of oil the grain manuiacrn
rcd.
Tne House thea went into committee ef The
wholc on the bull TO regulate Blnkiag ia Ohio. {"
when.
o.. no'iou % Mr. Olds. the it'll was passed over.
for today, IN consequence Of the abssnce Of Mr. Nc
Farland.
Mr Grnher moved m adjournment hll ] o O'Clock
10 morrow mJfnIIg. which vas carried.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12

INDiGO.-SJno ofthe papers have stated that
according 10 a decision 81 Judge Story. indigo .un.
der existing laws" Is free Of duty. Such il not The
fact. and snch was not Judge story's decision 90
Indigo uude, the present Tsna Is subject TO dofy
of Eve cents PounI. Al ihat Judge Story decid.
ed was. tina, iadigo imported after he 3Orh June
Last. md before The 5Oih Of September, (vhen the
present TsriH went into opemGon,) was free Of
iaiyi and that (soc 2j) Iadigo exported from
places beyond The Cape Of God Hope prior to The
3elh September. even though IL should arrive here
'i'er that date. was nevertheless daty FREQ This !,
he exact state oflhe facts 10 rsforsneo to ndi-o
". T. Jour- Com
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12

be OF one story, the walls Is feet high
and the dome in the centre 35 feet high
cost $1,000 The work was com.
.menccd on Saturday last and the taber-
nac!e7is 10 be completed on the Isl of
February. The Millerites have obtain
tanned lease OF the 10, Tor fifteen
nl1nths.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12

by this time every reader of the public Journals
must have becOIae familiar with the testimony ad.
duced by Captain Mckenzie and his officers in re Ia.
lion TO The projected plot And taking this testimony
by ITSELF independent Of the fears and exaggeraIiun
81 the captain and lew ofhis oficeis il presents
nakeness Of all sericns crime. impending danger
or snDiabe plot. that is Startling il not horrible
ghen viewed IN relation 10 the dreadful forfeiture
oihnman life. 10 which IL suddenly led Never
before. not even in The days O! the french RevoIa.
hon, dnE'ng "ihe Reign Of Terror" have We heard
t'i blood being socopionsly and waniony shed, ut
The arbitrary will of one maR, with little provoca
lion and under circumstances totally free from al
impending danger. Perhaps Ihe sangs inary deeds
=. oterO OF AarIns. or Syia. may furnish cases some.
what analogous hen tortured by the fears OF guiIr
They caused suspected enemies 10 be put TO death
without the form of trial. Bat even in the reign of
thpse Roman lyranIs. such Atrocities were rare,
. when nOt sanctioned by tho forms Of law, n hSch
loost tyFunis. however cruel and inexorable are
constrained generally tO-TespecI. In the massacre
Offte ''Somers." under the prcIeII Of 'smuIink we
i'ehold a naked and coldblooded execution OF hand
eudrd and irOned victims which ranscends all tina,
he mag nation in It's mIdesI lights ard m st syan.
ton cFeaii0ns, has ever yet pictured. Aud this on
board'of national ship. bearing II,e Gag Of free
cuuntry-- philadelphia EreniRg. Journal.
-Jfthere is any thing calculated to
.makeihis administration odious in the
eyes Of rejecting men, it is the poor, pi
tiful subscrvicncy manifested by the pa
pers, HAT support it in their comments
upon1the course of Com. Mckenzie i'm
this case. We have heard Nd man ex-
press doubt but that be did his duty
clearly and distinctly, and that he would
have been in the high test degree cen
durable, had he not done precisely what
he did do, except the few isolated friends
Ofthe administration, and the papers
5yho are compelled to cater to executive
power and prejudices. They must make
party matter Of an act required in the
course Of naval duty. Its dlsgraceful
20 them and disgracefuI to the country
that raised, fosters and protects them.
We would like very we'll to hear any
iatelligont seaman make it appear that
fhe Somers was safe, when in fair wealth
. er her top-gnllant mast was carried a.
wsy, evidently by an intentional pull
uPon tae weather brace, and when,
while a portion ofthe crew were IN l.
rons. the balance cared not whether
they did duty or not landsman
knows little ofthe strict discipline that
! isrequired on board OF a ship even TO
. work Der, much less TO secure her safe
ny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12

TIA WEATHER AND RivERs.-Yester-
'ay morning we were visited with n We
ry severe storm o wind and rain. The
ram poured down in torrents for some
time, but about The middle Of the day i t
Gle 'red cif. and last night it iroze very
hard. This morning our rivers are
quite high and rising, and are full Of
running ice. Navigation will probably
resume in Il day or lwo.-Pins6urgh Ga
zeLie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
IN SENATE.
MJxDAr. JlnuaIY 9. Is41

re'iiions &c presenred-By Mr. Robbins from
cIizsns Of Adams cuuniy. without stnsc lion Of mar
y, Tor nn immediate adjournment Of the Legislature
The bill 10 provide Tor the appraisal Of personal
pro perry, seized IN execution, wHs read third time
sHd passed-yeas &c. nays T.
On. moiIOn Of Mr. IIazoliine the SeRaie took nm
the resolution. heretofore offered Nv h c.line IN
ON the Bsard of Canal Fsna Commissioners I;,r the
items in their bill Of expenses. aud that OF the II
agent. and the amOant ofeach item. The resolution
adopted.
The Senate then adjourned unia to morrow
morning, at 10 q click
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
For the Wheeling ~
DE NrlI Y

For the Wheeling NJ -s
DE lTlI.
va Oeaih. lhon msparsh al the sirhiIcsS de-,
w"ie as erediio"s bound. Thy rover. .prra3d;
Aud why or thou ling ring. amid the lair -
Fond hope 10 destroy. and fling sissp,irnE
With friendship and mis'h. when evcsrf'ngs are "a, v
And sorrow'like misrs ure fading Sw y -
Sail sill ,hon art there. wiih power ldo0m. 4
i" the vaults Of decay. the faire-' aai b.,,om;
Thy dark whining breath. aud cold icy Neal.
Are Ger he heart rhown. life's founisin N steal
One whisper from ihec--ahd beauty must lRde--
The gaycsi and wisesf-arc cast To The shadE
And laarels hc brightest 10 Thy seep,tf mus ,SelJ
And from nervcle>s warriors, TALL emblem and sh "a III /;
sInrc order IRON cha'r in l,eauiy ar'se, -
Mans heeiing oh. Death, to thy dreamlcss repcse.
Times rolling onward TO eternity, sea.
And ages have gone. like Visions that lice;
Sui thy Guild chilly hand. poor welcome will G.d,
Though life be dreary. aud ieiiers shou:6 tind;
Vel all that are sporting. time sunny shore.
iSni larry ~. 'nleIfi IA liic = emo Is o'er
Iheii's none To csrape-ihe subject aud king
Aii' oil must obey, Thy SUMMONS. Thy sting.
JP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDS IN WOOD
COUNTY

DuRSUANF to a deed Of Trust from John r
~ Clarke and wIfo TO me. dated April lth
oD'' ana recorded IN the Clicks office of the cOun-
" court &c Oho coaIty. in decd b.,ok 2 2 T.~.. o
ana D and Ia the Clerks office Of the co1nfv court
o. "ytd county. IN deed lH'Ok 10. pages Ia and rs
snall ON Thursday The 9th day ofFebrusry le43.
senu Pnone s"eipn' Of the front dOoS of the OOnrt
house N Ohio county the tract Of land a;tr,,o5 g.
W"h county. on the waters Of French creek. and
containing about 1850 acres. wkich was cnnveved
TO Tho said John Clarke in 1896 by J,,hn Cl.yke =
nya seed no"o recnrd n.he said clerks Office ofiho
county coun OF Wood county. Also, two o,her
tracts OF land ia said Wood conny on The wa,e-. Of
hermans creek 90 Wouhingions creek, and CON
tanning NE one about 1850 acres, and the Other
soo"' 9Jh acres, which was conveyed 10 The said
'ohn : clarke. by HeI'y Woods in 1886. by dee,b
also Of recurd in the Clerks Office al al. 6or,,
eonr Of Word county.
IEkAiS OF sALE-Cash. I engage only In
convey such Title - vested in me by SAID deed Of
trust. DANIEL TAN1 sr,. "
ian I3-ts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12

b A MILLER TABERNAcLE. The Miller
3tesof Boston have made arrangements
Cor the erection Of Tabernacle in that
.Nity. The site selected nad obtained
for that purpose is the lot in Howard
street, formerly occupied by the How
arr street House. The building is to
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
: - :
. COGNElL.MEN.

COO ANNllshEN.
GEO. DUTY Tor Mayor. J W Clemens and w
w Slniver, for CounciImen for the ID Ward will
he suPPotlcd by MANY VOTERS
MIR Wharh'n--Will pleIse say through the col
umns oi the Tnuos. that MrSAMUEL OFT will
Inc warmly supported Tor "a scat in the Cnuncil :. Ivy
many VOTERS ol the THIRD WARD
jan t
FIRST WARD
Mr. Ediior:-Yuu viii please insert Ihs 4 mes %
Thorn Is Hnghcs. Daniel Dunbar and Alex Ganl~n,
Ms the most suitable persons To represents the Iirsr
ward IN the CITY Council for the p-essaI. year.
jan MANY YOTf RS.
Mr. Wharton will You nc SO e,ssI MS 10 publish
the fouwi ing candidates 10 r-psesent The fist
wardmI the next CiIy Counril.
T.. POLLOCK
+. GRiESSiES-
ISAAC COTS.
This ticket will receive the support OF Ranov vo-
'eS. lss WARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
COURT OF EVQUIRY-Nrxrm Dar.

Saturday. Jan T.
The Court WINS opened ni The usual h,nr. and the
record Of yesterdays proceedings having been
read,
Michael Garry was llled ard hrs evidence re-.
sumed. Before proceeding with this IeslImon, Com
Stewart handed 10 The Judge advocate m anony
nous letter be had received, but the contents were
not Rode known.
The evidence was ihSn resumed. On The 10Th
Of the same month. lhiHk. I was turned in. and Mr.
OanseFOori sent Of the biys 10 call nv When
went Oa 1eck and reported myself 20 Mr. Gsnse.
voOrL he ordered take the arms cut Of the
lower arm che.i. which was done by me and one
Of the gunncr's maies
There were % musSets and % pistols loaded but
not ffimed. Mr. Spencer few day after asked me
abOui the arms, ~ they were iUaded. 1 told hm
hey were except s:x or seven muskets, and he us.
ked me The reason Why fheI were HOi loaded.
told him they would fiil 90 The arm chest ifthsy
were all pointed ah. Ne asked liOy they were
placed in the chest ! told han tliuse thal were
loaded were printed an, and thOss no, loaded we're
pointed Forward
lie asked me f they were sll primod lie asked
me The same question again. believe doy o. ivo
after, don't recOect having uRy further eonverss
ton with Alr Spencer alter that
On The passage between New York and Madeira /
Cromwell told me that Spencer had given him 81 5 /
and requested me 10 keep for him, as he was afraid
The boys would steal il from him
Cromwell said if here wa vessel homswarJ
bound az Madeira no would send the money home
10 hrs wife, she wOuJ want tito buy clothes Tor
the winter Cromwell gave me The money with se.
veral articles he he'd drawn from The Pursef among
them louking glass with draWer. in which the
money vas placed. Tho whole remained ~ my
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
VALUABLE PROPERTY POR RENT.

TNHE EXCHANGE HOTEL. in spriaSGsl5 -
~ offered lsr rent Its situated IN the ro,,st
pleasant end business rar Of The town, end l.
,aise eo'nrnoaious brick hoildng. Has good sta
bling. sufIcieRt f,r 40 ~ so horses. and sh.I. q.
enrrages' wood hs'sse. ice house and Other GA,
budings-ell 81 gU,,d repair.
The house q AZ present occupied odd CnrD;sk q, h.
Phillips. who being desirous Of qnirrinr tbs ~,
''nes'' would eel The furniture ond give Immediate
prsscssI0n. p pfIIT IIps
Springfield, Janf2 On W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12

> The greatest furce that we have seen
lin the Politieal way is found in tho fol.
lowing nomination ,-In the New ork
Union. which paper has Leea transfer
red from the hands Of Maj. Noah, t.
those OF some custom house whipRer-
snapper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12

: INDIANA. No United States Senator,
had been elected, at the last accounts
from the Indiana Legislature, AMI the
prospect was that no election would be
had for some weeks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
Book and Job Printing

~ Publisher ofihs whesiing ,rir,., -
AdyerliseT, hasJust received large aasorim.n, ~
NEW JOB TYPE, from New York and R.l,;.
more comprising the most elegant kinds rer,.,l,,
cast here and some Ofwhich are not Z, be e,,,nJ
~ my Office West Of the Mounniains. with -.
o i, onicc' experienced wOrkmsn. and new nate
'''''' 10 N1opa'eu 70 execute every Kind Of
&snes Pee, 9p,;asaq,
i ,n nc hnesl style and AZ the shortost notice
- steam Boot Bile. Poslsfs Hantbils. &c, pr,p.
ed ~ an hours notice dec IA
VIE PUBLIC isssspectfuily informed tb.,
u ALEXANDER YOUNG. Is 70 longer 60.
pioyci ~ Tie "WhestGold fnu COCKgy
Batim9re jan N In JC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
FoR PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER, Of Virginia.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM c. BOUCK, Of New York.
Subject to the decision OF Dcmocra.
tic National conven ton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
MERCiIAN rs AND MECHANICS

BANK OF WHEELiNG.-At an e'ec
tion held on MONDAY, the following gen.
siemen we've elected directors oil this in
-'stitutiou for the ensuing year.
~ Israel Updegraff, James Baker, VIM,
II. Seiby, William Flemmirg, Robert
Z. Weeds, JoEa w. Gill,
= 'APpOiated by the Governor. Joseph
Caldwell, Andrew p Woods, daniel
!. Zane
= At meeting OF the Directors on
Tuesday, Joseph Caldwell, Esq, was u.
unanimously reelected President.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
PUBLIC NEE rlNG.

-. meeting of,hc citizens of Wheel
-ing wiifbe held at the CITY HALL on
sFhiDAY evening II ext, the 18th instant
= 10. take into consideration. and, if deem.
ED expedicnt,to memorialize Congress
10 adopt tho Plan Of VIM Cost Johnston
= orssome similar scheme Tor substituting
National stock for state debts and re-
1lcvins the States and the people from
.. their present embarrassment.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27
HEMP AGENCY,

A good many weeks ago it was an.
nounced in what was esteemed sem-offi-
official quarter, that DR.. II. King had re-
ceived the appointment of Hemp Agent for
Missouri. Afterwards, we heard that the
President had declined to carry out the
law, by the appointment of Agents for
Kentucy and Missouri, because the sum
appropriated for salaries 81 5000 was too
small for Tyler men TO take. Now, we
learn from the Kentucky Yeoman-the &C
credited administration organ in Kentucky
that mo agent for the purchase of Hemp
in Kentucky for the Navy, will be appoint
cd and the reason given by the Yeoman
is, that the Navy Department wished to
establish Warehouses in the State" and
asked Congress "for an appropriation TO
carry this object into effect" Congress
failed to make the appropriation for the
Warehouses" and the President resolved
upon heading the disobedient Legislature by
refusing to appoint agents, as the law pass
ed by them required that he should do
The Hemp growing interest in Missouri
suffers from this course as much as that
of Kentucky, and we leave them to decide
whether either reasons assigned for the
notification of a law of Congress, have
any foundation in justice or expediency.
!. 81. Louis Ne,O Era.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27
A POSER.

Isaac Hill, in his reply to the attack of
Blair, Of the Washington Globe, his old
friend and co.laborer in the field Of democ-
racy, in times gone by, uses the following
rather cutting langage:
Although in my public services for years
have never received as many hundreds Of dollars
for severe public labor as you have received thou.
sands in clear profit in single Presidential term,
without. exercising SO much light labor as thet oil
mere proofreader, even in executing the public
printing; have never yet stopped to the degra.
ding position Of asking any Wing relative who
was Director Of the United States Bank, 10 OBJ
tain my discharge on a debt of t,oenty thousand
dollars by paying t,co hundred and fifty dollars
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27
NEW ORLEANS MARKET:
May 18th, 1913.

May 18th, lo43.
The market remains in nearly the same state
as when last noticed. The stock of western. pro-
duce is extremely high for this period of the year,
Notwithstanding the heavy amounts constantly
arriving, but which are principally for reshipment
to Northern ports. In the cotton and tobacco
mark ITS large business has been done in which
former urices are fully sustained.
ToBAcCo-Since our report of Saturday Morn
ing last there has been no change whatever in our
tobacco ma rket. The demand continues very good
and the sales Of the week reach about $500 hhds.
at firm prices. OHr previous quotations are con-
tinued say for com. non lots 2& 3{, Al; good lots
81, 81 and al; fine lois and selections % 3, 81
AZ and AZ 81.
The receipts of the week have been on quite a
liberal SCALE but the sales have kept pace with
them, and the quantity now Offering is but mod
crate.
FLoUR-There has been less animation IN the
-four market during the past few days than we
have noticed for some time previous; consequently
prices have receded shade We now quote ship
ping brands of Ohio at SO Goa 8 Is; CHOICE ba-
kers' brands and St. Louis, at 90 10 3 80; at
which rates the market closes rather dull
PoRK--This articles continues in fair request at
our last quotations, though we think the business
of this week has not been to the same extent of
the sales of last week. Clear 50 So prime 81 20
"a so, NJ o 81 80. We hear of no bulk TO re-
poIt, So tHht OuT quotdIlOHS can oIlI oe Nieheu
as nominal: say for hog round 81 30a2 40.
BAcoN.--The stock of bacon continues so light
that it is difficult to execute orders for any
siderable quantity Hams &c, sides Al to Al,
shoulders q to &c.
LARD.-We learn of sales of prime at SIC, fair
SC and inferior Al to 4Ic. We place our figures
at Al to SIC, which range embraces all qualities
BEEF-Prime has become scarce, and the prices
have advanced within the last two days at least
So per Dbl. Mess 81 rs to s, Prime s. IS to 6.
BAGGlNG AND RoPE--Cash sales IL 10 l2ic, to
5Rc: time sales Ia te l6 and 6 10 cts.