New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04
SH.Oi5 328

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| The Hoe MARKET-The depression IN the market
for hogs aid provisions conGues ana prices evidently
have rot vet touched the point from which reaction
may be expected to take place. The decline In prices
tar has had the effect to repe rather than to at
tract buyers ard the trade closed very dull at the low
est quotations. That the weather has something to
DO in producing this depression is uLquetOnsb true,
but there are other causes that change OF tempera
regarded as critical, ard dealers appear to look in
vain for something to predicate their Transactions
upon The crop may be short, or il may be long; bat
who can tell which If oIg prices are too high and
if short lie not certain but they are too high aoyhow.
The corditon Of the Money! msI ket, uncertainty as
TO the CROP ard the falling off in the foreign demand,
ell combine to depress prices and discourage operators
while just there lie nothing to stimulate the tr.de
II will 90 continue until prices touch bottom. Then
the tendency TO stion may become as strong as the
pressure is now severe. Much, however, If not every
THU will deperd upon the Indications regarding the
crop. The prospect for foreign demand is decidedly
unfavorsble. Last year half dozen foreign houses
were in active operation here. These parties this sea
SOD have so far done nothing There were packed aud
shipped from this port last year % Ooo boxes ndds'
a large proportion Of which was packed bsfore the
n idole OF December This season not single box
has been packed dor are there any signs OF begin
ring. Hogs are reported about as l)~ In Ireland A.
they are here, with large crop in that county. So
f5r regards the foreign demand, therefore, the pros
pects decidedly unfavorsble unless prices should
reach poirt much below our present currency.
On the other hand it must OF be forgotten thst toe
Der largely deficient, az pared with last year
In the West alone the deficit was equal to the product
CT 900 900 hogs and including the sesbosrd markets
from Boston 10 New Orears the def cheney was equal
to probably 500 600 hogs. 10 addition the packing to
date Shows large deficiency as compared with last
year. and twill require sesson much later than usual
TO make lorg crop.
These features favor sellers, but as matters now
s.aLd, buyers have the advantage A small business
trats scted to day at q 80 TO per 100 pounds
net Provisions sold low. Mess Pork, sl3; green
- n IL, j.. -
81 a o,c. for bsrel and keg. [Cin. Commercial.
We have received complete returns of the number
Of Hogs and Beef Cattle in Ohio IS returned for as
ssssnent in 1857 and compared with the figures of
1856 they are a. follows:
+; I lsss !;
The value Of Hogs and Cattle returned compare as
follows:
.s5s g : q iasSlS
10 the Court Of Quarter Sessions at Phi adsohis,
on Wednesday morning.. Judge Conrad delivered an
oprion in the of vii Wainwright, late Pres
idt ut Of the Commercial Bark, charged WITH official
perjury in violating the provisions of tbs law govern
ing the bank char or, 10 having violated the sonsxsd
provision, by oesGg In prouissory notes or permit
ting the hank so 10 deal:
And the ,sd several postiors shall deal trade Ia
Hs sg: s Of & 9 ~. sH nd e
OF
Judge Conrad concludes his opinl 30 as follows:
institute the crime Of psrjary the flse swearing
must be sDfuy and corrupt" The oct under which tas
persecution been instituted requires th,t the Of the
bsk shall "a oath that they will lot knowingly violate OF
sanction willingly permit o. the provisions Of the law
violated and in the penal section the
Punishment Of perjury asanst any eieer who sns vifay
volste prsvon Of Get Of Assembly applicable 70 toe
B.nh hi. ger. proceeding ss.nss me CSrp'f.i2sa tell
would o& gather rou tie testimony evidence OF
wiful violation Ct the law for H that the iastatioa
coned scunie and acted under inracous bat we look in
vain IN for sfhtes evidence sssnst ths
def Prove wul odnse Iyoor.noe ofthesv
viii not of course him. but there sn0ud IL eyi
Of Will spirit and corrupt tive TO sus,.s cnsrse
PERJURY. Here there IL On
try unable 20 discover hing in The facts disclosed
By evidence which eiher cfsnse
t6rs IN conduct Of the defendant inoon vito the
guarded ana reprosehsble integrity The defendant 10
dis.bsrged"
Someiour weeks ago the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
ano Chicago RAILROAD reduced the wages Of its en-
ployees 20 y cent; but il seems the have sresr-
sges Of salaries far back a. July last, which the
Company 10 unable row to pay. To meet this, the
Company proposes to issue Auditors warrants be- rns
inieIest at y cent. This was not satisfactory a,d
On Saturday last the engineers machiusts, SC, held
9 meeting, and appointed Q committee 10 witt on the
Bead Of Dnscton1. Meanwhile he mad trsln tAst