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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

SUIcDE.-On Friday evening last, about dusk,
the report Of pistol was heard In the rear the
Liquor Saloon on the corner Of Third and Miner
streets, III this City, and tho Marshal. being near
the premises attempted to enter the saloon to learn
the cause but found the front door barred. He
was Immediately admitted, however, and pro-
ceeding to a back room, found the dead body of
J W. Davidson, the owner of the saloon, lying on
the bed with his head burst open In the most
[shOcking manner Yreka Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, sc.
NEW YORK H0T TEL
MAIN STREET, WEAVER.

THIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL HAS BEEN
i entirely re-ftted, and supplied with new Fur
niture Bedding, &c. 1t now contains number
of single and double rooms. and suits Of rooms
suitable for the accommodation of
FA MILES Sc PARTIES
The apartments are well lighted and ventilla-
ted, and in point of comfort are second to no Tlo-
tel in Northern California. Male and female SER
wants are in attendance at all times to make Wis
itors comfortable. In addition to the many 9th
er advantages possessed by this Hotel, a good
3 A K f r Y
is also connected with it, where may be always
found an excellent assortment of Bread, Cakes
Pies &c. The proprietors acknowledge their
thankfuness for the patronage heretofore receiv-
ed and respectfully solicit continuance of the
same MORRIS & BRADY.
Weaver. Dec. s. 1857. 45td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

ADVANTAGE OF GREAT NAME.-An observing
person has remarked that Mr. Spurgeon, the SEN
saton preacher, is often dull, insipd and com
monpace, but his congregations, impressed with
his fame do not discover the facts This is phi.
losophy; let man become distinguished, and all
he says is esteemed great. Our greatest orators
often make what in others would be esteemed
failures and many noted writers produce very
stupid books
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02
TIE YnrKA BnIeApE-The Un,on states that

THE YREKA BMGADE.-The Un'on states that
fifty unmarried ladies' from twelve years and
upwards, live in Yreka, and adds
"Flash all their arms so bare,
Flash all their shoulders fair,
Clnging to galants there,
Waltzing the Spanish, while
Lockers on wonder.
Balls are their chief delight,
Dancing through all the night,
Arch and c0quetting,
Presto the knot is tied
Easily sundered-
Do not be terrified,
Go it, half hundred! ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

A TRAVELLER, resident Of England, once, while
Exploring an African province, came across n
greasy, fiat tnosed, long heeled negro, lying under
IA pam.ree. A hut stood in the distance, and his
consisted Of breech cloth, n bow,
and poisoned arrows. who are you ?" said the
Traveller. :" | am king OF this province, +" said the
colored person, pointing to his hut and weapons;
" do they talk much about me In England ?"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02
NUMBER II.

1uE following little sketch comes to us auony-
mously we wish the writer had sent her name
Hurry me nt sundown.
"The day is fast fading, dearest draw the cur
tain and let me see the last light" The words
came feebly from the pale lips of dying woman,
and her small, cold hand lay still the coverlet;
the blue eye was so clear and intelligent that
one might have iancied that pleasant thoughts
were passing. Her rich, brown hair fell in clus-
ters on the pillow, and was parted over pale
forehead damp already with death dew, "Oh,
darling let them lay me in the ground while the
sun is setting. All, the first night to be alone in
the drcary graveyard If only knew that you
would be there to watch by me through that one
terrible night. 1t is the thought of being there,
atone, that appals me- Dearest, when the earth
falls on my coffin, and they say dust to DUST
it seems rs though would shrink aud shlver;
can almost see and hear the clay now falling with
its hollow sound on my breast. Oh, you will
not let thcm--you will bury me near the porch,
under the big tree that will keep Off the hot sun
and cold snow, where you will be near me, whore
| will hear your voice by day, where you can
come out aud sit by me and keep me company
where ! can listen from my lonely chamber and
hear you call me in sleep? You can take the
books we loved to read together and sit under
;hc shade and read to mel shall hear you,
know; shall sleep quctor if you upiit each
dropping flower when ii faints ia the summer sun;
shall be warmer If you move the snow from
above me. shall come down to meet you In the
dark valley, and then, united forever we will not
come back TO the place OF graves"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

THE Mountain Messenger is printing series of
home historical sketches, locally interesting. The
first brick house in Sierra county was constructed
at La Porte in 1856. The Msssenger is prosperous
and abounds in intelligence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

LIKE to see flowers growing but when they are
gathered they cease to please. look upon them
as things rootless and pershable-their likeness
to life makes me sad ! never offer ilowers to
those love-I never wish 10 receive them from
hands dear to me- Charlotte BrOHte.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

AN eastern journal says that Canada girl,
crossed in love affair by her father, ran away
with miserable looking, lame negro, to spite the
crnel parient.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

PRoGREssIgE CITY.-In l6l9 a man bought a
lot in Monterey for $4,000. Very recently, at
earnest advice of friends he sold the property for
sixty dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

THE Herald says that j. ~ Eckfeldt, for five
wears coiner in the San Francisco mint. has ope-
rated on bullion, altogether one hundred and
sixly.four millions OF dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

TALLEYRAND had n crooked leg. Madame De
Siac squinted. The two hated each other cor
daily, and meeting one day in an autc-room Of
the palace of Versailles, the following little pas
sage at arms occurred between them Monsieur
said the lady in tone of mock sympathy. how
is your poor leg this morning" 'Crooked-as
yOu see, Madame, was the quiet reply.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

THE editor Of the Yreka Union recently saw
lunar rainbow. Some beverages do produce EN-.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02
DR.. L. J. CZAPKAYS
Rate Medical and Surgical Institute,
=s"cramento ST.. below Montgomery,
Zpslte Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Office,
i SAN FRANCISCO.
ecl'shed IN 1854, for the Permanent Cure of all
zchronic and Private Diseases, and the
i Suppression Of Quackery.

attending and Resident Physician, L. ]. CZAP-
NJ d.. late in the Hungarian Revolutions
ar Chief Physician to the goth Regiment
8onveds, Chief Surgeon to the Military Hos
OF Pesth, Hungary, the late Lecturer on
SSes OF Women and Children, and Honorary
per OF the Philadelphia College of Medicine.
Zee Hours-from 9 A. NJ, to 7. NJ. Com
&callons strictly confidential.
rermanent Cure guaranteed. or no pay.
iSui'atlons, by letter or otherwise, free
ess' DIX. l.. j. CZAPKAY, San Francisco,
jl.50tm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

LITTLE MuGGNs.-We observe by the Yreka
Union that a child has been born at MaggiaspHe
A place possessing capacities for such production
should have Il decenter name.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

The CRAZY GARpENERs.-I female patients
in the Insane Asylum are engaged in gardening.
One Of the male unfortunatcs has formed a mill
tary company of his fellow madmen, aud in
training displays great science Of war
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

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ID
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

Tue Attachment bill recently passed the SEN
att. provides we believe, that when one creditor
sues ont ian attachment, all Others may share in
the spoils, pro rata.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

WM H. NEWLY, colored editor Of the colored
peoples paper at San Francisco, died last week
Of consumption. lie had been secretary to Consul
Dillon, at llayti.
, 1859-11-22

-, 81; Lor1s, Nor. l3.-:Spccial dispatch from
meut this morning determined to seize the
Northern States Of Mexico, md orders have
been issued for six companies Of heavy artillery
IRON F. Monroe, and two companies light ar
tl[lery and three companies Of Infantry iron, Fl,
LsavenE worth, to proceed Immediately to Browns
vile. The Rpu5licaa learns that Col. Sumner,
commander ot this department, tclegraphed to
Icavenworth this evening for prompt movement
Of troops: in compliance with this order, and in
week. II necessary, these troops will be in New
Orleans. The RtpubIieda intimatcs TINT security
tor the future will be wanted for Il better bound
ary than that established by tho Rio Graude." :"
WASHINGTON, Nov. e0.-Sothiag can US yet be
positively ascertuined concerning the precise
object Of sending large bodies Of troops to the
slo Grande, further than the protection Of that
frontier from the attacks Of the forces of Cor
tenas, to utterly destroy which is the purpose Of
the Administration. As 1t sas but recent, sun.
posed in Official quarters TINT the two coinpa-
MICS from Fort Clark and the ono from Baton
Rouge would be sufficient 10 check the move
nlents OF that brigaud, the augmentation Of the
troops Just ordered has naturally excited sus-
PIGEONS Of other contemplated measures.
Various specnations nre indulged in, but the
most plausible theory, founded on certain reso-
lutions deemed to be reliable, is that Spain
France and England mediate prompt action
ior the satisfaction OF claims ia which their sub.
]ects arc interested, aud which may involve the
national existence Of Mexico, or the substitution
Of = monarchy under the protection Of these
powers In view Of these circumstances and
probabilities, the United States mar feel con-
strained to occupy the northern part OF MEXICO
to secure the satisfaction of the claims Ct our
own citizens against that country, as well rs for
the security of Americans on tue frontier.
From all that eau be ascertained, it is fair to
presume that some Of tic vessels Of the Home
61rF Nv ruAS *1
other ports Of Mexico. Iudeed, this seems to
be certain. Ed interesting arc ,iie reported pur-
poses Of France, England and Spain now re-
gardcd in official quarters.
, 1859-11-22
Daily Review of Chicago Market

MpxnAT ETExLSG, Vow IA
FIlElGHTS- -Schs ra.1ons. corn to Bufalo II d.
FLOrn-Rcepts, 1861 bbs; shipped BY Laks, aaofs
ba.s. N1,ket unchanged Sales were: 100 btis Star
Quincy choice White Winter p. l.; 70 bbls Jenkins
Spring extra II 450 del; bbls Butlnst spHns e.
ira 1t q 81 DEL; no bbs Buckeye" do a t4ss DEL;
3bls "Hanores City" do a. a4o deli 100 bbls couucl
ILL" do Al A.s Ito ss "Clnon" Go. 100 bbs "stcr'
ing do co.. bits good Spring exas a oap. t; 90 bills
good Spring At sA.1 de1 70 bbl4 do At ALEX del;
q bb1s Post Byron do II &ss del; 100 bbls 1tor1
Lake" Super At es1o del.
wHEAT-Reoep.A ~ 31s bu ;shIppei, A. eoebu. Srs1So
Market advanced Kyle. Sales zoo bu Spring At
f.: ia store 1.oo bu do p. II so bu do ii s&c on
ek rs bags do Ut sc t1aek 80 bu Club Il aoc de
@ tu Do at nc de; bu No. Spring II &c In ktos
l0 bu do 1t IN store; 10 600 bu co at CSC In store
20 bu Reieeted at f6c in store.
co 3S-Keeelpta. tl,7es bu; shipped, esaes bu. NEx-
Adwuced1c- Sales % 900 bu No. At t5e in Eort
l:oo tu DO II n store :09 bu DO to oil earEoJ
IT &c In o.e 100 bu E- Corn It 90 per lbs de TO tu
70 at 40c on track. Olp-uuu and lower. Sales we're:
l,.0J bu No. 1t t0c In store.
OATS-Reeept. 6,s9s bu. Market iaastlvc-buyers and
sc.e,sapa. SIZES 800 bu No. s04c In store
5000 do Il round o) At So fox. 70 bgs Co st &c On
tack.
RYERecelpsa, "a bu,71s bas. 20. / to1d 1t &C On
track.
BARLEY-ReceIph :,77a: hu; shipped. 1900 III. Mar
ket quiet. Sales 800 hu No. 1t &c sorc 100 lu
do at &c IN 1 bags do II Sc de 500 bu No.
&c in orc ;03 bu do ut ~ in sos ~ bags do 1t &c on
track.
sEEDs-Reocp.a, Il In lbs. Market steadr, Sales o
Timothy wee ~ foows ~ bu fair AZ a210; LII bass
? Inc IT 43.l4.
DRESSED HoGs-Recespss, els. Na.ketfsdvsnced 10
, 1859-11-22
1859 REAr 1850
Central Short Line Route

PITTSBURGH, TT. WAYNE / c;flt'AGu. ~
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS..
TO xkk E.:tTEH.S" CITIZEN
, 1859-11-22

SE. LoC,S, nor. e1.-The Overland mail n.
3]st reached Jederson City today.
Business in San Francisco unchanged. 1,ate
eastern news advising Of increased shipments
to calitorn'a caused much disap, p,ointnaent in
the commercial community.
Tbs business portion Of Yolcanville. Auador
county, was burned on the esth. Loss over
F50,066o ~~
Oregon adrices announced the arrival of Gen.
scott at Portland. He was HANDSOMELY re-
celved, Gen. Harney icit Portland soon afler
Gen. SCOTS arrival. II is supposed that be took
olsense at being superseded in command.
~. Lou1s, Nov v.21-There was unusual Agitation
Of rai'road projects in California, md strong mn,
Teals were being made to capitalists {or aids
Iha overland immigration by the central
route was pretty much in. Competent panits
state thSt the number would be tuIly M ON
Little sickness had occurred. and recent co,d
and silver discoveries at Washo Valley md
Nilkcn's River created great demand for labor
ihrec steamers arrived at San Francisco.
bringing dates from Portland to the o5th, aud
Victoria, eth.
The specisl correspondent Of the -dlta Cali.
.Jor.t0, who accompanied Gen. Scott On c
trip North. writes that the General arrived at
Fort Townsend on the 25th, and would immedi-
ately establish his headquarters aboard the U,
$. steamer Massachusetts,.
@Commissioner Campbell Hbo was exnected
Overland from Colville, had been directed TO
Join his commission at San Juan, no plan Of
4ctton being decided upon by Cen Scott ut the
departure Of the steamer. Dr. Grams renor{s
The Generals health much improved.
, 1859-11-22

RlcnAoxn. Nor. l3.-Troops leare for Charles.
town IN the inorning, in consequences Of dis
patch from Col Davis to Gov. Wlse. Great ex-
citement.
,AlExAspn1A. Va, Nor. 1o.-Town much ex-
cited ia consequence Of dispatches from Davis
to Wise. -
BALTIMORE, Nov. 19.-Ramors are in circu]a-
ton that body of armed men are crossing. or
hare a crossed, the river from Ohio at or near
Wheeling.
WHEELING, Nor. 19.-So armed men hare
crossed the river, nor arc there any rumors Of
their crossing near this place.
HAnrER's FERRT, Nov- 1D.-Varions rumors
have been atloat today as to the approach of
armed men from Ohio IN the direction Of Wheel
port originated has created SONG excitement
about Chariestown, but none here Our people
are very quiet, Eot expecting any o&tempt ut
rcseue, nor do they fear any force, however for
n'dable, because they arc prepared for any
emergency.
The numerous fires about Charlestoyu hare
induced the citizens to anticipate some annoy
ance They are more easily excited, but no
ono Is As all atrnsd Of the result, cveu il the al
tempt should be nude.
Col. Davis has made the most ample proyisi.
slons Tor any number Of the enemy who mar
make q call. learn that more troons ore hr;n,-
temandcd for the Governor. This NAV be 4
much to protect the popplacc as anything else.
As far as can learn, there is no cause to appre-
hen danger.
SrSpAr EvES,sc.-The fresl, excitement 1as
caused BY the arriral from BalIaire near Wheel
ing, of Z man named Smith Crane, who states
thas he had accidentally overheard conyersa-
tion between some men who had organized a
band Of 800 to release brown and The nthe,.
prisoners at Chsr]cstown. lie immediateiy
sought for Haspcr's Ferry, to apprise the inhab.
itants. It was also rumored at Charlestown fhat
= igh. had OCCUR ed il Clark county. betwecn
some citizens and a party Of sirangers md
detachment was sent to The sceoe Of distnrh.
ance.
Col Davis sent dispatches to Gor- W;.e FIR
:'ov more troops, who hare arrived here this
evening, the Governor being with them. and
our town is acaid bristliup With bayonats md
the reop]e are considerably eycited' The Cor
, 1859-11-22

Ss~ foRk, Nor. el:-The North Star br;ncx
lase news IRON Central and South America. Thr
successful reyolutio,ar Governor Of the State
2 nousar had taken Aompas from the federal
The sloop-ofwar Levaut vaa mt Panama will,
inc Commissioner on board. She aud the Sa.
rahac Mere going to San Suan The CvAuc
was ut RaIico.
Mt. Clark, American Minister to Guateuala,
vaa seriously ill.
The cochineal crop has been greatly damaged
by heavy r1ius
some attempts ut revolution in Costa Rica
had been suppressed.
Mr: Dimiter. The American Minister; has IT,
coEntzed the new government
Valparaiso hdv1ccs are to October 18th, aud
Cai'ao to Oetob-r lath. There is no news Of in
tercAt.
Gen. France had been compelled by public
opinion to abandon tue reins Of government ut
Guaynqui].
The Panama steamer Of the 10th contains Ia.
ter intelligence from Chill, the most important
items Of which relate 10 severe shock Of an
earthquake at 8 4. II. on the 5th October.
which was felt throughout the Republic, but
most severely in the Province Of Copiaps, The
direction OF the shock was from southeast TO
northwest, and its durntion, it is said, about
tonr minutes, having caused considerable DAM
age IN the city Of Copiapa aud the port Of Cul-
ceta, orerthFowing eoae buildings aud lcuving
great mnny others in q ruin0us condition
nut fortunately We hare not heard Of any lives
being lost.
The Copiapa aud Caldera Railway has suffered
some damage, but its repair will be easy and
not verv expensive, In Caldera the sen re-
treated several times from the coast, learning
beach Of $50 yards, which caused panic
amongst the inhabitants, They few af1rishted
to the neighboring hills. Fortunately tie sea
returned To its place without any violence and
did not occasion the least disaster. Still We
hare no very heayy losses to deplore aud the
l'rorlnce Of Atacama will soon recover will,
the produce of its mines, which are stated to
be in rery rich condition.
Seuor Novoa, Ex-1ntcndent Of Valparaiso. has
been appointed Minister Of Finance in place Of
Dep Malias 0vetfe. resigned some time since.
SeK and rich mines Of copper aud silver had
been discovered at Tartel, north Of Capiapa. and
several surveying parties had left 10 explore
The E1 Aercuro Of Valparaiso says it is said
that an English company has proposed coutinu-
ing on its own account the works on The South
ern Railway-obliSing itself TO finish the line
from RancauEua to Talca in short time.
Government on its part is 10 pay tho Compa-
NJ the cost Of constructing the line BY acknow1-
edg!ng in The Company 5 favor, and debt paya-
bic in twenty five years.. with the interest Of
per cent on England, or per ccnt. in Santiago.
1t is sasd that the same Company make propo-
sails for continuing the railway as far as Con-
crrnn
, 1859-11-22

q " At AIS and s5!on dividing on 175 Ibs.
90 aso st73 e5oo xnd ta5o Dividing On 1so IL,
rIoFlSl0Ss-Mess Pork nominal 1t III 30 Mess Beef
s6.bo97-5o; Extra Ness Beek. 47.5o9s0o.
CUT AEATs-s0o bulk sides 1t 6Kc packet 10 b. lely.
cred In 10 ur Is days.
LAnD-15 bbIs prime Leaf sold At loc~
TALLoW-1o0 t'is prime City sold ut iotc.
H1DES-Nccepts, Il, 81 na. Market quiet. Green sH
2ec; Green Sailed t1asxc: D7y Sailed 1o1ac Dry Flint
13alsHe.
HlGHW1NES- - brls sold At e3c-
ALcoHoL-4.cF gallon.
BuTTER-10 dzklns fair at 1.c; is do At 1le Daity II
@l6c.
EGGs-1n better supply. Flesh 1s9l;c dcz LINED IL;
doz.
poCLTRf-atasket s.utted with Chckcns which arc
eclaE al sc4tes = dox for Dressed and .tc@&le0 for
Live. Dressed Turkeys 6G1cfn,
foTAT0Es-:oo hu prime Neshanuocks At 4Oe ontzack.
LfEsT0ck-KeceIptsa at Shcs1paaA czr. Cattle, do
Hog The market has leea rather quiet for the la two
days. partly account Of Tie sss amount Of GOOD stock
thel 1xet. There Is good demand for prime cattle with
but few the Market but there IS - uyestock Of poor
stock, which l. dull 1t low figures
There waa but ltle doing In Hogs to-day. Prices ranged
ahoa the Saturlay At decline from the highest
pflcss Of last week Heary fa Hcgs in demand but
lfshtthIn onesare dull.
, 1859-11-22
New York Market.

PnTNEszAf1J NV Ynxx. Nov. Il, ls;a
F1orz--sc better with Eood speeulaive demand Sac.
M BIT. 4 :. soa:es fos s2ei State ssIos:: fos
mon 70 medium sxt:A EeEe'a h-N953 80! Inferior to
good shipping brands e1 round hoop Ohio co.!ns oy-
mt C4nAaan honF AaAde better Sales 80 hriS 1t
0s.eo for common 70 csoee extra Rye dour tn fair r.
quezt II u. .to4i3o.
G1A-i2sc hetkz with limited expo4t md ss.r reeu1a
uFt demaad. Sales b1up hu n &t6 for Racine t1 ISx
loo for Milwaukee, es; s. nj Rtd ssa;e. Rye G1HeT
s.::s lao ooo % At .sasee fo. Gx.da k.a Tee;s for
ssae for odieaoF o.ts btrtcz aat Ac4se II +6stex
WsnIr-Du'1aod heFy: s.alea 70 ets At r
rAoy1s1stoxa-Pofk ehade hetteT. hAes 1000 hsss At
$5e5clafo for tlu's for prime Be&f unchanged
Sales 80 bss II tt1&5 foF t1t; es9545 for mass; asa
meas Beef Ha1s .ull s.es oo bs nav weat. n 1t III
4elts5 Prime bee1 active; ttetees Cerr-
lind II t.o and 100 te1ees 1nda II ~ Gu, Meas
quiet aud unchanged Bacon quiet. Dsted Hog quiet
74c. lArd dull and heavy Sales 50 hrls u l9fIo4c
butter dull and heavy II a7e for oh3o; =ic for s.e Cheese
s.e4dy II Satlc,
1arktt being ateady. F1En'a 6a a54: Nil soun e. ek;
Tennessee, sot Mich Satk ID bonds 4o Cun,-
hr!and pref d tst; raciec Mall sft; Ceutf1i e0H
Er.s *: 0Gasa i cle.ka: n: tsoa "a: M!eh' a.
o.; Cleveland Toledo sok Chicago Rock laaat,
, 1859-11-22
judgment Rendered.

NV YoRK, Nov. @1,-On Satn,d,- 1,,.+,c.
Rosworth, Of the Superior Court. rendered
Judgment in the long contested casa of thr Pro.
PIE Of tho State Of Michigan :>rt. tha Pbmn;r
Bank, Of The city Of New York. The ;ndre a.
eidsd that the State was no. lishle for ~ "a. ~
xsaesa r made 6y the Bank to Cor. Mason, and
aad equity, and WIS void, as having been pro. m
cured hJ fraudulent coucealmeut, &c The DE-.
iendants uerc liab]c to refund The moucv
amonnAnG 70 e95.e54.24. The original loan. ID
1857, oon..Ated Of two drafts Of the hank Of tle
liver , ha.sln, and Farmers and Mechanics
oaak' Detroit TO the amount Of SIC, ,oo0i5
, 1859-11-22

New Yoak, Nor. 20-The latest computa.
ton At Albany, founded upon complete Official
returns from MI the counties Of the State, New
York and Kinga excepted, increase the majori-
IT, for Mr. Jones lor, Secrstaryship Of State,
while they leave the result Of tue Canal Coul-
1aiasioneFship in doubt. At present the ma
Joriues atand: Jones. 1,l64; Richmond, l;oV4 !;
skinner; 376, and Forest 460. !
twill only be when the full return Of New
York and Rings are receircd that the result will
BE- deetaively ascertsined.
Ihe vote on the Canal lean, 50 far ns reported
10 10 sns Official returns, il s3,143 in favor, and
s eo.ae against: majority in fasor 2s,s7s. Nine
tten so4nnek are not yet reported.
, 1859-11-22

su ,... ~, .................t t.e5
The trst iot Comprised about 50J head choice
hogs. averaging. 80; the residue were light,
which brought the general average down to
a0U lbs. The last lot, which sold at $4.75 gross,
was taken for New York. Out OF this grew .
report TINT 900 head had been bought for that
market. Prices are now high in New York;
TO ~ for dressed, but If many shipments are
made upon this basis somebody Is fingers will be
ten on the 10th, whicn reports hogs scarce, and
consequently high, but packers would not pay
over Ct net. The sudden fall oil per cent. = II.
two weeks ago, cut off supplies. and hence the
current high 6gures- We bare said thata change
in the weather was in prospect early 10 the If.
ternoon, but this was notreaiized; i; aud this eve
ming it is warm aud damp. Some hogs were killed
to-day. but as general Thing the supplies are
being held OVER for eAfe weather. The market
Mt closc may be quoted steady, at $3.50 for light
to $j.;5 for first class hogs--*5,60 TO 1906 the
prevailing figures for lots averaging 100 y 300
lbs The ue1nhnd; however, was not active
The majority Of packers hare not made u91their
minds to par these prices. The receipts were
about 5000 head. In provisions there was not
much done. Green hams noved of pretty
Ness pork is tirm at Ga for old. New sold for
February at el4.5o. Old bacon is firm 7a@e4
for shoulders and sides.
IFtosa the St. Loass Republican, 19ta.]
1u hogs therr were sales Of 4 few hundred
he'd ut 25l6GI5.5O.. Packers. were tho pur.
chasers, aithough the hogs sold were in small
lots and driven N to supply the butcher market
(Fzom the Louisville Journal lsth]
The warm weather has thrown damper on
tts hog market: There ara but few hogs here,
however, and none will be brought In till the
continually making in the eouut1y-A gross
1,ntuu shr Unrest ffpure maid and Wa afe m