Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-02

: BIAcKwoop FOR NOVEMBER. q have recei-
sed, from the publishers, Biaciswood's magazine
for November. 1t is a good number We pre-.
sent the tableof contents "a n. Rusl<in and his
Theories Sublime and Ridiculous; The Athe-
lings, or the Three Gifts-Part vi The Scot
Abroad-the Man of Art; Scandinavia; A
Cause Worth Trying; Touching Temperatures;
Baden Baden-Table and other Talk there; the
Art of Cavling
We caution the public against man travel
ing through the West, and representing himself
as the agent for this Magazine, A letter to the
eiitor represents him as short, thick set, black
hair, sallow complexion, German cast of coun-
tenance, wore spectaclcs with steel rims, limped
considerably, and was well dressed His deaf
ness, &c, is probably feigned.
The County CouRr, a. r. Woods, Esq, pre-
siding, commenced its usual monthly session
yesterday morning This being quarterly
Court, a grand jury was empanneled, Walter G.
Scott, foreman, whichreturned a true bill against
VIM. Haley for assault and battery, and not a
true bill against VIM. Brady, charged with the
same offence; and, having no other business be-
fore them, the grand jury Were discharged
James Finn and William Cruddas were exami-
ined by the Court on charge of attempting to
commit q larceny, and were remanded to take
their trial at the Circuit Court Much other
business was transacted, but of no public in
terest, and the Court adjourned to Thursday
This aljournment;is caused by the absence of
the members of the bar at the Marion County
Circuit Court. @
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TnR Hoe MARKEr.-Ac cording to the Louis
vile Courier of the 29th, the market had assn
med frmer tone, with liberal receipts, and a
few sales at 1878 net. Pens pretty well filed
and packers actively at work.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Friday, says:
The speculative movement in the provision
market was somewhat prominent to-day, and
there were sales to n moderate extent-The par
| ticulars of which were not made public-at adj
vance prices. Lard sold at over 1Oc, for prime
barrel. Mess pork brought $14,, and green
shoulders We're also higher. The advance in
hogs over yesterday was 1Oa1 sc per 90 lbs, clo-
sing with very strong tendency towards ST.
The cause ofthis upward movement we noticed
in our last issue. II is based entirely on an an
ticipated deficiency, as indicated by the receipts
at this port so far this season. There is no con-
sumptive demand for products excepting lard. :
Country dealersarc the most free purchasers for
both hogs and provisions.
The Chicago Democrat has thefollowing:
In this State, from all the lacts which we have
heen able IS gather, the indications are that there
will be as many pounds ofpork, but not so
many hogs this year as last The shipments of
hogs on foot will he treble the number this year
that there was last, consequently the quantity
OF pork packed promises to be much less.
In Iowa we learn that the number and weight
of hogs have increased this season. while in this
State and Missouri there are not so many hogs
but as we have stated fully much pork, the
quality being better. asiI,t
Packers in this city arc paving s 75a5, % net,
and So, 25a4,50 gross, but large shipments on
foot and in carcass arc being made to the East,
with the prospect of more remuncrative prices.