The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-12-25
Now Years 'Addresss,..-..-.The Carrie,

New Years Address. Carrier
will wal, on our patrons in Findlay
on thisslay week, with a ''missile, )" in
the form Of NswsYssr's Address, for
which, and his mefitorious efforts to
furnish them from week TO week with
the Jedersonian, ho will expect little
Of the "loose change
Religious Exercises. are re
quested to state, that Elder Geo. u.
Harn,a "a talented Minister Of the Church
Of God, will hold Series Of meetings in
the old Presbyterian Church in Find.
lay. commencing on the evening OF the
sth Of January. All interested will
please give attention to this matter.
Accident at wakeman's Station
Mr.. Pearce, whose daughter was killed
by the cars week before last, passed
through this place on Friday last, on
his return home. He confirmed tn Q
statements we made, in our paper on
the llth. He mentioned one fact rather
remarkable, that although two Of the
wheels must have passed over her, by
which see was instantly killed, y ct there
was not the slightest mark Of any injury
externally.
Church Notice. e.-Those inter ested
will bear in mind, that the dedication
Of the new Presby terian Church, in
Findloy, will take place on Sabbath
next, at IL o'clock. Service, also, this
evening and to morrow at 2 O'Clock.
German & French Glass. We would
call attention to the notice in another
column. OF tho formation OF German
and French Class. Mr.. Reutermann
is native OF Germany with thorough
English and classical Education. He
comes here highly recommended, we
therefore bespoak for him the support,
OF those who wish to study the branches
he proposes TO teach. ..
Collecting Agents.-Sec advertise.
ment Of M'Cahan & Markle.
Markets. .-V Very little wheat is
brought into the Findlay marke g.
Buyers are willing to give, from go for
red to 65 for white. Rye is worth 374;
G cts. IS; Corn from % for new to 35
for old; Timothy Seed, so; Glover
Seed, 1915. There has been but a
limited amount OF Clover Seed recev ed
yet. 1t is thought that Clover Seed has
been injured much by the wet weather.
Clover was unusually late OF maturing
this season, and farmers in many cases
did not sc, i; threshed ou, until the wet
weather set in. Much OF it is yet out
Of doors exposed.
live Hogs ere worth $500 to So, ,l2l;,
Slaughtered Hogs from $3.50 to $4,oO;
according to weight.
In Cincinnati flour is worth from $3..
55 TO $500; Wheat from 65 for prime
red to so for prime white; Corn 25; Rye
Sc to 6S; Oats 80; Hogs, from $500 to
1912.
In New York flour is worth from
1920 for superIine to sG,25 for extra;
Wheat from 90 for ordinary quslities
to 81, 40 for choice white; Rye, dull at
10 "a II; Corn dull at 6s "a 10; Oats.
from 43 to As; Slaughtered Hogs, from
1925 to $6,75. 1t is eviden' that -four
and wheat are gradually undergoing
> eater depression in price. Tho arri'
val OF the late Steamer, has brought
discouraging news from Europe, which
has caused farther decline in prices
The prices Of hogs seem to be more
steady. was expected that the sea
son for slaughtered hogs, would set
in pretty fairly in this county this week
but the weather during the former part
of the week, was too unfavorable.