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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-21

A MODERN LlTrER.-A young lady ofextra'
ordin nv intellectual capacity of cours :, al
dressed letter to her cousin, living IN a
neighboriug village. a follows:
Deer ku-sin the wether whar we Is air kold
an sup ,ose whar you is it ko'der we is awi
well an muther has gott the his Ferr;ks an
brutl.ur Tom has gott the Hupring koii an
cister Susin has gott Baby an | h"ap thee+
ru ynes will fine you in the same k n'dtsa'
rite sum yorr apheckshunate Kussin. t.
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F INrS AT EASTERN COST

M INVITE the attention of our customers and The
w, trade 10 oar stock 0, Prints, CONSISTING Of
Merrifuacks, American Print Works
1oehecos. Globe Printing Company
HamiltpDs. II " Sprague,s
Manchester Print Works, Philip. Hen & Sons
WaShiIgtons, j Duu,elI a.
ANA all the various st, les Of American manufacture
which we offer III sell IN Oughout the season for
agents in New York, Philadelphia. 30 Baltimore.
JAMES LOW 81 CO.,
teoiS Az Main ST., Louisville. Nv.
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SPECIAL NOTICES S.
A CARD.

The undersgn al beg leave to return their thank TO
the rire Companies and Citizens who nobly assisted
Them on last Friday afternoon in saving their pr perry
Their Friendly feeling and strong efforts viii not
b. forsottcn. hhAMEh * KSiS.
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'oiiN "fNNE' WILLIAM
8 HANEs, NrpRv s,rp, ev
WYNVg, HINES & &C.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOR
ElGN AND DomEsTl DRY GOODS.
No. 80 Peal Sire {, Cincinnati, Ohio.
N GUILD most respectfully inform their friends and
the trade that they in receipt of one OF
The Target and mos. beautiful Of Foreign and
domestic Ir, Goods ever 81 ened in the West
ing FULLY determined to sc cash or il on cred
H. I" thos; only who are uIquesiionabl, prompt aud
responsible, thereby avoiding bad debts We are enabled
u sell floods to that class Merci very cheap
Merchants visiting city solicited to examine
our stock before purchasing. feel confident that
they VIII be entirely sa>f ID with goods and prices
fcbIs 3wd&w
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SoIREE.-By reference to an adverriscme mt
it will be sc m that u grand Stree will be
held IN Foster Hall, N the evening of the
I'D I" sIi''gtons birth day. The COMMIT
tee VIII ende vof to max, the entertainment
worthy the occasion.
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PES Fruits AND PANCIEs.

UST received per steamer Reindeer. and for sal o
j chealsO half bxs Orai ges suitable for families,
% boxes NJ X Rasins,
5 boxes fresh Lemons,
] case fresh Figs,
FIR lie \ lmonds
case Brandy Cherries,
do do Peaches,
do do Pears,
20 boxes assorted Pickles. TO all OF which
VIC nvit the entou of the trade and those in of
dclicacies. fcblil FOSTER IL BROWN.
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H-fel Hints

The owner ofthe Sherwood House intends
mixing ldrg, addition to the rear OF that
establishment, SD soon the spring opens.
II II c,nsiit ii TX, tire, stIrieS high.
running back to the alley, about fifty feet
with KIT hen, wool shed. g.. on the alley.
| NJ. s Ter vol wjuil at the "a ne time
build | rye substantial wing on tn. vacant
lot East OF his II Jte, he wuuli do much to-
ward gratifying the wants of this city in one
prominent respect, and undoubtedly make
profitable investment Tor himself i'll the end
Ii su b i'm orovement be not made, he may
rely up,n thu ia t that big tel will te
erected here ere the ,ssage of two or three
years. By making such an addition It's
erection might be postponed long enough to
aIlpw OF tn. 5 rvool House paying for d
rail dozen improvements like this addition
IL ~ ...s--ss--sur
Pavilion would make a similar addition to that
intended for the Sherwood or to the one
which We have proposed. it might keep that
hotel from ing fourth rate house few years
hence IA regards size. The present affable
occupant does not have to pu. on singl. cx-
ira smile to keep its table and rooms crowded
now, and he h - no chince of "lettlng himsel,
out" There is fine building lot adjoining
the Pavilion and il would be u pity, occupy
in5 the position it does, a building of some
kind should MT the opening spring mark it Us
one OF the improved lots OF the city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-21

TMr. Francis Linck, Sr.,is removing
the frame houses odj ,ining his new block on
First street, and intends to build without de-
Law two substantial brick houses in their
place.
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BREAD, CaKEsM CRACKEF
GAME AND on sTEKs,
SHEEIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of five writs Of rend erpo. lore in favor
ID of Ben stinson. one in favor OF Thomas Butler.
on,. i'm fa> or of job, X Wilcox. and az the
state Of Indiana and all against Thomas Iiaii issued
out of the ce of the Clerk Of the Vanderburgh Cir
cult Court AID to me directed. will on Wednesday
the 9th ay of March, ID. 1853 between the hours OF
n, a, lock NJ and O'clock j NJ OF said day, AT the
door of the Court House in the city Evansville, Ind
exposc to sale rents. and profits for the
of seven years the following described real estate
wiz. The 81 half OF the northeast quarter OF seetioh
No 3 in township No. g, south Of Range No ia west.
situated In the ncennrs land district and in default
the rents issues and profits, selling for sum sufficient
10 -a,sf said Of usRd eIp~ and will at the
and place offer for sale the fee impe Of said real
estate. JO1N ,. lrhhf,
febI2 Sheriff OF Marlborough County.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-21

~ 1t is rum cred that the President w;,,
Withdraw the nomination Of Mr. Badger and
send in the maine of Mr.. Mlcou, of New Or.
lie ms.
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MU ICAL INSTRUSTION.

MISS II. A. WOODS would respectfully announce
W u the citizens OF Evansville IN PREPARED
I" give Instruction In. Piano Fort: iimit-d
Der oi Young iins AMI ,p.s strict attention, To
merit The pprooaon of all who patro.izc her, ,cbi'u
(NHOlCE LOT Of BACON.--just received lot Of
~ LAG0w's best ar cared Hams of superior qu-l
ny, to which would the attention ol the pubIc
icvlj PRESTON IL BRJS. Water ST.
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A LIAR.

J-P How easy tits TO tell lel Some people can't
helm IT. Others do IL thoughessly while others do il ma
ciousy and are forever going around like bowling
polecat seeking whom they may get into muss with
somebody A it'll white lie is generally hrmless
and NAV somelm be tolerated justfor fun; but Web
sler saws positive e-going to leave on certain day.
not only excu.able but absolute lie necessary for no
man, of energy will lie round week after week, Tor
people IN come in who always put of I'LL the last day
Now, perhaps, YOU just as lief anybody else would
take Your Picture WEBSTER if so. we've nothing 10
ay or De rhaps YOU don't atalf II So faint
your put in-aini talking TO you, SIR; but you ~
wish a likeness. and want me To take it, then
Come along. and brig the dust,
I'll make L face for GU 'or bust
febIS Z. n. "Ef'"i En-
r-PLIBRARY NOTICE.-All per ons having hooks
in heir possession drawn from The Vanderburgh Count.
Library pre- my taking charge Of the same, are
resnestei TO return them Immediately TO me at The
fee of tie R.iro,d Company ltsnecessary that these
Boss should returned forthwith. TO settle the old
Librarians accounts. JOHN Z. MARTIN,
febau L'orarian'
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EUGG Es..BUGGsES!
GCw lsO KS

INV IsO KS,
I He Luck of Barry Ly ,don, by Thackery;
L Ruth Garnet;
Ug y Efic aud other Tails, by Mrs Hcntz:
Uncle Toms { abi.. cheap edition:
Castle avon. &c. &c. Just received ami for sale
oy Heb lJI CONYf GrON d co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-21
NEW ADVERT. SEMENTS

VNENNEssEE MONEY bought bv
| S. r. GILBERT & CO.,
f,bol Sycamore ST. near Water.
EVANSVILLE BOOKSTORE.
lust RECEIVED by Express,
y Graham Magazine for March;
Godey's Ladies BOOK FOR March. 1880,
fch,G SAMUEL LISTER.
Ev.N-yILLE B1cK ST RE.
rUST RECEIVED
q. p auires M.dium and Cap Blank Books;
6 iozen Ac"ordcons;
6 dozen Victims:
Tiyoli Boards and Thermometers.
c,,,si SAMUEL LISTER.
CODFISH-15 boxes in fine oder for sale by
1 - T.. GILBERT d CO..
f.bIg Sycamore st, near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-21

'v y,a i'd OBJ ,.n c.nniy IS. In Vacation.
vA,DEaDu GIL t'Isourr CouRr April Term, \. d. 1913
silas u stevens,
Wellington Norton,
Sarah Norton,
JulieHiie stephens,
FrAI.,s 4 stephens, Pet for Conveyance.
Thos steiheis.
Grorg,. l. ; IN ee, and
Ann Eliza Sehbee.
r appearing b, the affidavit of Vim G reen, dsin
t.re>ted ,erson this day flied in nay Office, that the
said " ell neton Norton. Sarah H. Norton and Juliennc
hens residents Of re State OF iidiaia-
Nov therefore. the said ellington Moron. Sarah 81.
Mort IL and JGlienne stephens hereby notified o
the Dc. dane, "f this petition and that unless the. be hia
aplrrar beinre III Judge Of the Marlborough tircuI
urt o. the first day Of the next term thereof 10 b,
Id at the Court House ia the cit, of Eyaisv lie Oh The
third Moulay April then and there in said cour
TO pcad answer or d mur - sail petition the same
| will b, heal ri and determined ia their abssnce
| Witness JACOB LUNKENHEiNER,
fcb!93w Clerk OF Marlborough Circuit Coutt.
EUGE E,S..BUGGsES!
| THE undersigned III invite the attention Of the
public TO the large assort'n, 1T OF Buggics, hocka
iibw On hald im o. Ell Fine Koekawav. on.
Pm &c Albert together with other varieties of oper
and Top ifuSgies.
or'lrrsior Carriages ofevery description Promptly at
tehdcd to. feb 49, JOHN HEALY, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-21

-rACKFREI,--5 packages assorted umbers il
vi barrels, half barrels aid kits. !or sale Icy
- :. T.. GILBERT a. CO.,
f.b,o Sycamore 1t, near Water.
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LCST!

Lest!
a FINE Turtle Shell PORT NOME somewhere in
"A the vicinity of Nam or First streets The f der
si DC suitab. rewarded by leaving the same at this
ouice. feb
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Wallpaper HANeINes. BORDERS
BEE d! B e d.,

THE CITY BAK Ely. Formerly on Main street. IA
l. been removed the corner Of Chestnut and Mar
ket the dwelling hoGs. OF Mr. Jacob Fix. the
pri.ing proprieio. where he will be happy 10 suhp
his old co-iomcrs,as usual. His bread Wagon rILs
daily. and will supply all who have heretofore eae(
at the Bakery. [lw d.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-21
E..0U AGENCY,

FLOU aGENCY.
WE have taken the Acenc, of the FrapeiscO Mill.
w and 81 II be constantly supplied with rery e,"ie'
article of -Iour, which will el for Ca h 'n dcliyc
m AT n rerr Ior price. s. r GILBERT & CO.,
f.hla Syc. near Water.
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rXcEr SIoR,

a. llOH.
FTNHE FOURTH QUARTER of the Excelsior English
Il and Classical scho"l will c..nmepee on Monday
tne '4th list few additions al pupils he received
Phl sioogy has been added 10 the for per ist of studies
aud VIII be continued 4 regular branch. All rxer, Uses
as usual VIII he conduct with sirtt regard TO the
"isal Pri. eiplvs of Order, 5, stem aid Pro ress.
Icoil u JAMES GREENE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-21

A LADY OFrIcER.-Jean Paul says that a
lady fiji r. il he want, d 10 Civ the word
halt would do it in this strain You sol Ii RS
all of you, now mind, order you, as soon as I
h We finished speaking, TO -tand i'll, every
one at you on the spo. where you happen 10
be; don't you hear me! Halt say, all of
you"
Nuw MonSie ur Jean, it was an uniucky day
you wrote that sentence. May you never heur
any hing but that little con,is word N, from
every rosy lipyou meet between This AID your
tombstone! May YOU "ha!t' wifi less through
lie; may yorr buttons be sn ppsb, y.ur
strings Snu'ty, and your sto kings n"iy. Nay
your boot j ok be missing, your feet corn.d,
your shaving water be Col :, your r.znr dull,
your h .ir st nd up, and your dick es lie down:
ma your a be purcupr y, yonr whlskers
tn My settled, anu yonr molst .ch, s curl The
wrong way; may your coffee be muddy, your
toast SIN ky, aud our tea be 10 ter beuik,hed
may you Dire m OF Paradise, and wake in
So ne other place! And with a u vrr dyi o.
desire 'or affection, IN y you crawl thr ugh
C cation meek, miser bl nasty, for orn. ty.
city, ussy, ridi, u.ous, IuineG, d .ct-., "a ,ycd
oio pache. amen! FANNY FERN
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A NEW supply of Daguerreoiype stock just received
IA %! HALLOCk a. STODDARD.
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VAL sIJTNEs

DECEIVED this day by Express. Urge and splcn
IL did assortment OF Valentines al prices from5
to 30
Aiso-seyeral gross of Comic Valentines. Call enc
see them. ltebifl RATHBONE & WHEELER. I
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0nn BARRELS MoLASSES In fine order;
cOO 100 | do do do;
Just received per steamer Grand Turk and for sale
febl SAMIrEI. ORR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19

PERIous PREDIcAMENr.-Day before yester
cay young lady on horseback was waiting on the
nV shore at Martinsville for the ferry boat, which
vas on the opposite eide. Suddenly her horse,
which appeared 10 think he could make the trip
teiore the tnrdy boat arrived, plunged into the
swollen torrent, and made out 1.-THE rate of about
Az knots an hour. All her efforts to hold him back
vere unavailing, and she finally let SO the reins
and chung TO the saddle. In few montelts moth
ias Of the horse was visible but his bead, moving
aPidIy out into the riyer, the girl meanwhile
enging to the saddle under the water, and bravely
hsstiHg the impetuous sweep of the current,
Elich it seemed must inevitably tear her from her
.fsil hold. The freak of the horse was so sudden
I'D Unexpected, that the few persons on the shore
sd no time to provide any means of rescue
Lsckty, two men in skif were not far of, and
enc up just as the exhausted girl falling into
Tie water. She was taken 10 The shore in an in-
sensible condition, but soon recovered, and return
(. home. Tie enterprising but vicious horse, as
though determined not to make his trip without
'e.sLt. when he found that he was relieved of his
taTten, rounded to and put back to the shore
!i5m which he started.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19

DEATH OF an ENGLISH OFFICER BY Wild ELE-
PHAMT.-The Bnngalote Aerald announces the Vi
oent and truly melancholy death of Lieut.. d. o.
WedderburI. of the 3Ith Grenadier, which occur
red near rippacardoo, on the NielgherrieS, on the
I'd instant. The unfortunate gentleman was on
shooting expedition, and whilst at breakfast, on
the above date some natives arrived and Informed
him that they could lead him to an elephant not
Tar of. II SIT out with them Immediately, and the
animal was soon di>coveted on a plain. Mr. We'd
derburn, says our informant, was armed with IL
he, and having expended upwards of twnty shots
without bagging his game, attempted 10 near the
elephnt, when it turned upon him, charged, seized
him in its trunk, trampled him under foot, gored
him (ecr(ully with its tusks, and leaving the I'M
lucky sportsman corpse, disappeared in the jun
gle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19
- PRrslpExr's MEssAGE-To Qua CouNTR

~I,-r PRyslpExT's MEssAGE-To our CouNTRY
..,,xeEs.-we will furnish, as usual, the forth
"a ming message of the President to our country
,.n5. cheaper than they can print it, and so us
Wv w.. the delay which most weekly papers will
infected TO in waiting to lay it before their
.,-,< in their regular editions. We shall get it
:" :, ,pick enough, but, will be more anxious to
lit correct than TO get it out in incredible
-, time, guaranteeing that it will not be filled
,ib the shocking errors which usually mark such
,,.,g,-as thrown of in hurry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19
From baltimore. tTSIa
o. FnE wLIEELINa INrEL1IoENcER

9 o. L
BALTinoRE, Nov t7-5 P. NJ.
The Opera TrOupe-7'd Halt. Milton ,L0aa-Ieob-
6er1,-E6eets Of the Ara6il's Nslos on the liar-
kets.
learn with pleasure that the Open Troupe,
under the direction of Adlta and sgnor De vries,
will be in our city about the 18th of December
next, and give a season of entertainments. The
Troupe will be full, attached to which is the char
ming Signora De Vries, as Prima Dona. OF all en-
tertainments the Italian Opera takes best in Balti
more. 80.
There is at present much concern in regard 10
The proposition now before our city council 10 qua
rantee loan of s5,OOOOOo to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Some doubt exists as TO
its passage. The loan is wanted 10 lay double
track from Baltimore TO Piedmont, the head of the
coal 1egion. Under this fear the stock declined
10 day nearlyS4 pei share and sold at 54a5s.
gentleman named Samuel Young firm North
Carolina, was robbed in our city last night by three
scounirels to the amount of s4O0. They forcibly
thrust their hands into his pockets and stole his
pocket b ok.
The Arabia's news has caused quite tumble
in flour Sales before IL was known of 1000 bbls.
Howard steel at Sc, go. Afterwards 1000 bbls. at
$3.50 and dull. This is decline of so cts. per
Dbl within u few days. Wheat sold before the
news ut 15Oal56 per bush, not being by 4a6 cents
as much. Corn unchanged. No change in other
articles. j. w.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19

DNGEKoUs.-our attention has been called to
lie omission, at the starting OF the cars here, to
give the usual signal-the ringing of the bell, or
re springing of the whistle, until after the train
las started This omission, contrary TO the rules
oitaisnnd every Other Railroad, is very danger
Gus one, and we hope it viii be corrected immedi-
aisy. No railroad company can be responsible
i2ttAe lives of persons who wantonly expose them
'eges 10 danger; but persons should have the cus-
PIary notice to get out of The way. rE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19

uAl letters to France Holland anu Belgium must be
prepaid 81 cents by the American steamers TO Liverpool
Southampton 90 cts by the direct steamers to Havre
by British steamers. Letters to Switzerland
Italy should under the rule to reach earlier
their destination.
closed mail ofletters and newspapers, Tor Stntes and
cities OF the German.A AUSTRIAN Postal Union, and Den
mark, Norway, Sweden, Poland Russia, Greece, IonRn
Islands, etc, Is sent from this office semi.weeky.
NEW YORK. Nov 1853
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NEW YnRK MARKET.

New Yonk, Friday Evening, Nov. 18.-3CoGee,
Rio II, Java IL, steady; Sugar, Muscovado 3-S,
Havana ST firm. The Cotton market has recover
ed from the decline noticed in our last, firm;
Flour, State 6,75as1, Ohio 6,s7a7-market opened
heavy. but imp owed at close, Southern Z, 06a7,1s,
easier; Wheat, western, 1,72a1,74. Genesee 1,15
al, IS, lower; Corn mixed, 10, yellow 81 active;
Ohio whisky 291 active; Mess pork 143a15, prime
13al3 unsettled; beef hams f4al5 steady; Lard
1Oa1o4 heavy; green hams 9; shoulders 81; Iron
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19

FR,xK LAzEAR was yesterday found guilty by
In, of breaking house with intent to commit
hceny and sentenced to two years Imprisonment
il The penitentiary. A ~'female lady," whose
rme we forget, was found guilty of grand larceny
fl stealing from the house of Mr.. a. Chapline,
md sentenced also to one yearsimptisOnment with
Csl Morgan at Richmond.
Inthe Lazear case quite discussion sprung up
Tween the Attorney for the Commonwealth
sli the prisoners counsel, respecting the proof.
Tie prisoner was charged with breaking The house
If man named BasaIt while the man Ia German)
Spelled his name Bosold. The attorney for the
Fnsoner contended that The names were not ideRI
sasns while the prosecutor thought they were,
ant each maintained his opinion, and failed 10 be
convinced by his opponents reasoning, and the
rsicr was referred TO the court for instructions.
Tie court instructed the jury that if the name was
Correctly spelled, it did not matter how twas pro-
bounced, but that if Incorrectly spelled, the name
as epeled. must accord in sound with the sound
Usually given to the PERSONS name by those who
knew him. Under these instructions (Which we
give from memory the jury found the prson,r gull
u as above stated. A motion will probably be
made ia arrest of judgment, though it is surmise
Gerely.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-19

BALrlMoRE, Nov 1S.-N. Orleans papers of Sat-
urtlay received dates from Rio Grande 10 the 29th
ult. The Indians had again been committing dep
relations, killing several Mexicans, carrying oil
a large amount of property. A party from fort
Ringgold pursued them but lost the track.
Manuel Robles Peyzeula arrived at brownsville
on the 26th ult., escorted by U. S. Riaemen lie
was banished by Santa Anna, but nothing said Of
shooting him or any other officers.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Nov. 18.-FIour declined; closing at 5,15, with
sales of 800 bbls. Wheat dull at los. Whisky
advanced to 22c. Some demand for hogs to fill
orders, and the offerings being light sellers had the
advantage. Pork 4,50 generally asked, but some
sales were made at 4,37a4O. Pens full. the wealth
er being too warm for Strengthening. Nothing done
in provisions.