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seouently was not responsible for his

acts.
His lordship having charged the jury
they retired at 90 minutes to 2. AT 5
minutes to 2 o'clock the Jury returned
with a VERDICT of guilty.
Hon. J. ii. Cameron then moved SEN
tence.
Mr.. Mckenzie moved an arrest ofjudg.
ment on the same grounds as in the case
of the Queen VS.. Haydn.
His LOrdship then addressed the pris'
oner, who, having nothing to say why
sentence should not he passed, ordered
that he be hanged on the 18th of De.
cember.
The prisoner received the sentence
without manifesting the slightest emo.
ton, and smiled with evident indiffer-
ence at the proceedings.
The trial of John Quinn was then
proceeded with.
Jno. Quinn, late of Rochester, and
formerly of the Southern army, was
then placed in the dock. His counsel
put in affidavits from the prisoner, ask,
ing that the trial be postponed, in order
to obtain the evidence of important
witnesses. His lordship ruled the affi-
davits not sufficient to postpone. Sew
eral witnesses were then examined.
The jury after short consultation re-
turned a verdict of guilty. He was
then sentenced to be hanged on the 18th
of December.
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The New DistiIIcry Law-Rowing
Match Postponed-scarcity Of Honey
i'm the South-The Crops

New YORK, Nov. 14.-It is stated by
some of the leading officers of the In
ternal Revenue Department of this city,
that the new law i'll relation to distill-
cries, which went into operation on the
LIST of September, has failed to prevent
| the frauds on the manufacture of whis-
ky for which it was enacted. Liquor
can still be obtained at less than the
cost of the duty imposed on it, and this
fact conclusively proves that no tax has
been paid upon it.
One of the leading sections ofthe new
law provides that an inspector shall be
placed in charge Of each distillery day
and night, and that locks of intricate
construction shall be placed on the
doors of each. Only few inspectors
have been appointed, but it is believed
that all the positions will be filed by
December.
Some of the federal locks designed
for the distillerics have been received
in this city by the revenue inspector,
and the remainder will be here next
week. They are now being placed in
the doors of the buildings devoted to
the manufacture of whisky.
The single scull rowing match be-
tween Gilbert Ward. of Cornwall, and
William Storms, of Poughkcepsie, for
$500, which was to have come off yes
terday, was unavoidably postponed on
account of the roughness of the water.
The race will come off on the first fair
day.
The Montgomery Advertiser says in
regard to the scarcity of money: This
state of affairs may be ascribed to sew
eral causes. 1t is true that cotton has
for some time past been moving to mar
ket in small quantities, and readily sold
at prevailing prices, but most of the
money from this source has been sent
ont of the State to meet advances made
early in the season for implements, ami
mails, provisions, &c, or has been hoard
ed mp by the cautious aud provident for
future and more pressing necessities.
We know at least that instead of an in
crease of circulation, the scarcity of
money seems to be greater than ever,
Notwithstanding these sales of cotton.
Yhe Richmond Examiner says of the
tobacco crop: In some of the counties
labor has been uncertain and made
auate, vet in those counties the crop
will be better than was supposed, but in
Pittsylvania and Henry counties; and In
the adjacent counties of North Caro-
lima, the crop is excellent, both i'll quail
ity and quantity. The Examiner esti-
mates the entire crop of Virginia ut
two-thirds of the crop of 1850.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
wheeling Wholesale rfarltet.
WHEELING. Nov. Is, 1856.

WHEELING, Now 10, 1Soo.
Business has been pretty active for
the past week, and our former quota
tions have been generally maintained,
Dry Goops-We quote: Prints: Troy,
Ice; Amoskeg, 15c; Washington. lSc; }.
Sanders, i5c; American, 19c; Sprague'
l9lc: Merrimac, 20ia2l. De Lanes: Light,
22lc; dark, 27lc. GiRghdms Waverly,
22c; American, 22c; Lancaster,
274c. Bleach Muslin 81, 15al6c; IS,
lsa21c; A, 24a27a32c; 81, 36ta39c.
Brorn Muslin: 81, l4al5c: rs, l7alSc;
A, 2lta24c.
FLOUR-su perfne, S11 5oa y 90;
Extra, S12 50a13 90; Xxx and NSA
Sl3 GOALS %; Family, Sl3 5oa Il 80 /;
White Wheat Fancy, Sl6 O0.
PROVISIONS = Shoulders. 11al73c,
as to quantity. Mess pork $50; sugar
cured hams SIS.
GRAIN.-The market is more settled,
and prices steady. Wheat. red s. I5a
3 90; white s. OOa3 -. Corn o5a9Oc.
Rye 81 90. Oats 35a4Uc. Barley sells
at 81 coal u.
HAY-Scarce and wanted at Sli Joa
II 90.
BUTTER-25a3Oc.
EGGS-Scarce, ut soc.
CHEESE-New Western Reserve, l1c;
Factory, l9c. d,
OILS-Carbon, 52c for refined; lard
81 60 for extra; 81 30 for No. l.
COFFEE-Market steady; fair and
prime, 25a29c; choice, 3oa:}1.
SODA-Sales ut l2al3c.
SUGAR-Sugar house Hale. Cuba
12la134c for good to prime: Porto Rico
l3ta1It for good tn prime, and choice loc;
hard refined 15c; 4. Coffee l7!c; B. do.
lie; c, do. l6ic.
SYRUP-50a60c for lower grade 10cs a
81 % for good to best brands; Porto
Rico molasSes 75aS0c; New Orleans mo-
lasses 81 -.
FISH-Halves, lake herring $ 80; do
white fish - 80; do No. , mackeral,
larpe. Sll: do No. 3 do medium 50 90;
do No. = do large 50 30; kits No. do
SO -: do No. = do So.
NAILS-1Od to Cd nails, $3.50 per kcg:
Sd and Sd nails, s7s.75 per keg; 6d and I'd
nails. $500; other sizes III proportion.
BROOMS-52a2.50 for good and $500
a4.OO for extra.
SALT-s275 from yard, for Ohio
River; $500 for dairy.
TOBACCO-70as0c for dark los, Is
and navy; 95caSl - for bright is and
Is: 81 35al 80 for fancy chewing brands;
9Oasi 90 for bright los.
SOAP-German Zoe; common &c; East
ern family l4c.
CANDLES-17c for city mould tal-
low: Soc for star; Sc for hotel.
RICE-Carolina l2c; RangOon lie.
French calf S2a2 20:
French kips l Goal 10; German calf
l 90a2 90; American do l 75a2 90; har-
ness leather 42aiic; silirting do 10;
bride do S56a5S per doz; sole leather,
hemlock, 3ja39c; Oal; tanned i5ai7.
HIDES-Activc and scarce; sales at
Sc, for hides, and 2Oc for calf.
SHEEPSKINS-5Oal 60.
STRAITS OIL - per barrel.
WOOL-Thc market is duh: sales ut
45a55c, according to quality and condi-
ton.
GLASS-Marllet advanced; 5 by 10,
So 90: 10 by Il, So 10.
COTTONS-Steady; yarn, 6oa6jc
batting, 35ai0c Irvine, G0a7Uc.
SEED-Salcs ut s. 10; Timothy, s. 80
al 90; Clover, 50 90; FlaXSced, S2,15.
WIISKY-Stcady ut 35c for bonded,
and 50 32!a2 33 for raw.
PARTNERSHIPS at GOAL 90 per ID.
GINSENG-Salcs at 7Oa7jc per Id.
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From, Cincinnati.

CINCINNArI. o, Nov. 1..-Dr. George
Fries, wcll-knowu citizen Of this city,
died yesterday.
The Commercials New Orleans spe-
cial of the 18th, furnishes the following
particulars of the burning of the steam
er Henry Won Phul:
The steamer Henry Won Phul, with
$500 bales of cotton, was burned at )
o'clock this morning, above Donaldson
vile. The fire communicated tn the
cotton from the pipe of deck hand,
and was soon under full Roadway. The
boat was immediately run ashore. There
were 100 passengers on board, including
a number of ladies, nearly all of whom
escaped ashore, with the loss Of all their
baggage andclothcs: many of them with
only their night clothes. One passcn
ger was burned and several drowned
The boat and cargo are total loss.
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The Whereabouts OF Stcphens-Thc
Cotton Crop in Alabama.

NEW YORK, November li.-There is
much speculation as to the whereabouts
OF James Stephens, c. o. !. Il. Some
believe him to have sailed for Ireland,
while others believe that he is still i'll
this city.
The representative of the Indepen-
dent order of Good Samaritans and
Daughters of Samaria met in this city
this afternoon, to organize Grand
Lodge of the State of New York, under
the Jurisdiction Of the Right Worthy
National Grand Lodge of North Amer,
lea.
The Selma, Ala, Messenger says the
cotton crop has been cut short by the
frost fully onc-ffth. which must h'
deducted from the lowest estimates
made some two weeks since. We be
licve this will apply to all the cotton
regions north of this. The picking
season has been and still continues t,
be remarkably good, which will enable
planters to get in their crops early. w
look for the receipts to fall off i'll De
ccmber, and higher prices to rule.
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tn. Ra,.im.r. Police DimcuI,y.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-The police diff
ficulty is rapidly coming to q solution.
Nearly the entire force reported for duty
to the New Commissioners this morning
through Marshal Carmichael and his
subordinates. A few have resigned
whose places are being filled by new ap-
pointments. 1t is now believed that
the hooks, property, &c. in the posses.
sion of the old Board will be turned over
to the new Commissioners as soon as
they can adjust and close up the bust.
ness of the Department.
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OsweRo naPIxrt.

OswEGo, October II.
Flour steady, S11 75a$l2 90 for 40.
Spring. Sl5 90 for Xxx. Wheat marke I
better with moderate demand; No. 2
choice Spring 81 25a2 30. Corn scarce.
sales 1000 No. Indiana, 81 %. Bar
ley in good demand, sales 5,4O0 Canada
at 9iia9- in bond, and 81 l7aSl l. free.
Rye steady, canal frieghts unchanged to
New York. Flour 60. Wheat and Peas
10, Corn l2t, Barley u, Rye 13!. To
Troy and Albany: Wheat and Oats IL.
Corn lOt. Barley 10, Rye IL.
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GcucraI Grants Orders.

New YORK, Nov. 14.-The Posts
special says: General Grant has revoked
orders Nos. 3 and A, which lie issued for
the purpose of protecting the Union
people of tho South by the military
power. The revocation is made upon
the distinct ground that the President
order subsequently issued, nullifies the
orders. General Grant tells his friends
that he still believes in the necessity of
such orders, bnt submits to his superior,
who takes the responsibility.
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Ncw,York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK. November II.
The dry goods market shows more an.
imation and more hopeful signs for til,
future. Yesterday afternoon there were
more buyers in the market. and thi,
morning there are further increased de.
mands, causing more activity than since
the middle or first of October. The re-.
duetion in prices Of leading dry good,
by some leading JObbers Monday and
yesterday also caused an increased de.
mand from merchants near by, and alto,
gether much more satisfactory busi
ness is doing.
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From san Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 13.-The steam
er Golden Age, from Panama, arrived
this morning, bringing New York dates
to October 20.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany's bark, II. S. Rutgers, from PloveI
Bay, arrived yesterday. She left III
port the steamer Geo. S. Wright and
the ships Nightingale and c. NJ. Scam,
mon, nearly ready for sea.
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The Hog Market.

We have heard of fno sales OF hogs in
this section, except sale made by
Messrs. Wyatt, Sandige g. Bros, near
Millidgeviile, in Lincoln County, of
two hundred head, at 81 50 per 100 lbs.
gross, for the Louisville market. This
was an extra lot, and viii average be-
tween $50 and $50 pounds gross. Buy
ers are not generally in the field, and
holders manifest a disposition to feed
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Missouri Elections.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE ConScrva-
tive canvassers have been induced to
throw ont all the votes i'll Clinton
county, except those east in one town,
thereby endanscring the election of
Van Horn. \ claim has been made to
Knox to count the votes cast after sun
down, as the polls had not been closed.
If allowed Blair is defeated. NOEL has
about forty majority.
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New Work stock Market.

NEW lOHh, NUN tLHUtI IF'
Stocks steady; gold li:; Rock Island
u, North western 5li; Michigan Cen
trail l3!; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
SSI: Michigan Southern 50; Reading ii
Erie -. do. preferred 81; New York
Central l l2f; Pacific mail , 80; Atlant-
ic do. 10; Western Union Telegraph
sos: Ohio and Michigan Central b;
I0:i0s. O09; 1905. second series l O5s;
7:S0s. third series 05{; Alton and Terrc
Haute -: Cleveland and Toledo l5t.
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Bntirnorc Items.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-The 3lst annual
meeting of the Maryland Baptist Union
commenced here to-day. The Rev. j
W. W. Williams is Moderator.
Pursuant TO a call lately issued, a
meeting of the members of the old Ma.
ryland Agricultural Society was held
for the purpose organizing the Society
1t has not held a meeting since the wal
commenced.
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Buffalo Harriet.

BUFFALO, November Il.
Flour quiet Wheat dull; sales OF
1890 bushels at ? 23. Corn steady; sales
of 81, 900 bushel lial Is, chiefly al | l.:
closing very quiet. Oats dull: held al
Sc for No. Chicago and Ohio. Barley.
sales of 1850 bushels State. private
terms, at about l 10; Canada 1UaI IL.
Rye quiet and nominal at about | ~
Pork u 90. Lard I5faIGc. Whisky 2 B.
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The Buffalo & Eric Il. II. Accident.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE following
is a list of some of the most seriously
wounded by the Buffalo and Erie Rail
road accident yesterday: NJ. Brown, of
Rochester. n. Y, bruised about the
head and breast: his son, aged IL years,
has his right foot badly sprained; Fran
els Moran, from New York, very badly
hurt about the head, supposed scpara-
ton of the frontal bone; w. =. Grafton,
from Washington, Ohio, scalp cut and
right foot severely spraincd; John Oaks,
Muncey, Ind, collar bone broken and
side injured; Robt. Lynch, of New York,
scalp cut and face badly mutilated;
John Donahuc, of New York, face cut
and body injured; Margaret Geary, of
Rochester. injured in hand, and her lit
tie sou had his right arm injured;
Chas. Bocherch, severely injured.
BUFFALO, Nov. 1.-THE following adj
ditional particulars are received of the
Railroad disaster near Erie: The train
consisted of four baggage and express,
one second, and three first class coaches
Half mile East of Wesleyville the
train ran off the track in consequence
of the brakeman having the rail up.
The cars were bailey smashed; four
passengers was killed and forty-one in
iured, none seriously. No limbs broken.
Many of the wounded resumed their
Journey. About twelve remain at Erie.
The killed are Mathew Hart, supposed
from Iowa; DR.. VIM. Wheeler, Elbridge
Onondago county, New York: t. {.
HINT ,nd n hoy fonr wears old son of
VIM. West.
MINIATURES, Nov. 1.-THE following.
are additional names of injured: Chas.
Hurst. from New York, hand very bad
" injured, John Hurst, son of Charles
Hurst, hurt about head and breast, a
married daughter of Charles Hurst,
with two children, all bruised consider
ably hut not dangerously, aud Mrs.
Conner and daughter, both bruised
about head and limbs, Mrs. West, OF
Milwaukee, badly crushed, considered
out of danger.
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New York Money ,Iarket.

NEW YORK, November Ia.
Money fairly active; chiefly at per
cent. Sterling dull, at 10Sfalu9t. Gold
scarcely so firm; opening at l4is, adj
vancing to l455, declining TO l44t, and
closing at l4ii.
Government stocks shade easier.
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Convention.

BosToN, Nov. 14.-The Grand Inter
national Division of the brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers commenced their
annual session in this city to-day. Mr..
Charles Wilson, of Rochester, presides.
The association was organized in Detroit
in 1853.
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Cb;cn-o Market.

CHICAGO, November ii.
Flour quiet. Wheat firm and advan,
ced la3c; 81 IL for No. l. Corn closed
Quiet: declined &c; s7aS9 for No. 2. Oats
active and advanced 1c; 40ia42 for No.
?. Groceries dull. Hogs dull; a for
good to choice. Freights duh; lOalOt
for corn = Buffalo.
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From Montreal.

MONTREAL, Nov. IA large quanti-
ty Of military stores are continuing to
arrive here, among which is number
of Armstrong guns.
A serious accident has occurred to
Lock No. z, on the Beauharnais canal,
and navigation is likely to be interrupt
ed for several days.
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ToIedo Market.
TOLEDO, Nov. IA.

Flour quiet. Wheat, winter and spring
.a5c better; sales white Michigan y 90 sa
amber 81 S2a No. l spring - "a "a S 81.
Corn opened at 80 and closed at W ioi
No. / mixed. Oats lie better; sales at 40
Rive PC lower; 81 Os for No. l. Barley,
4c lower: 90 for State. Lake freights
unsettled; asked and offered for corn
to Buffalo.
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Killed.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1E-Francis Dana
and George Weigler quarreled on Fri
day night about q girl. The latter
killed the former with q knife. To-day
the coroner held an inquest, and YER
diet was found against Weigler. He
was to await the action Of the Grand
Jury.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 13.-James McCon-
nelley, arrested in Galitan county some
days since, under the Civil Rights Bill,
by the Frcedmen's Bureau, was turned
over to the United States Court to-day,
and held in two thousand dollars bail
to answer at the next term of court.
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Eirc.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. IA two story brick
building on Third street, between
Chestnut and Pine, occupied by small
tobacconists, cigar box factory and
liquor store, was burned early this
morning. Loss abont twenty thousand
dollars, mostly insured.
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Died.

Boston, Nov. l4.-Rev. DR.. jerks, o
well known clergyman, died in this
city yesterday, aged IS years. DIR.
jerks graduated at Harvard in 1897,
and of his graduating class the Hon.
Horace Binney, of Philadelphia, is the
only survivor.
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Tennessee Legislature.

NASHVILLE. Nov. 14.-Fifty-six Rep
resentatives, exactly a quorum, were
present in the House; four new mem-
beers were afterwards sworn in. Adj
iourned till tomorrow, on account of
the death of W. Ii. Lewis, a friend and
associate of Andrew Jackson. \ quor-
UNI is expected in the Senate tomorrow.
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PhiIndrlphin Market

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA.
Flour. market buoyant; sales of west
ern at sl2 z5al3 70. Wheat quiet. Corn
unsettled; yellow 81 25a1 80. Oats un-
changed. Provisions have a declining
tendency. Lard and bacon unchanged,
Whisky steady.
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Race.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. 14.-The five
mile boat race here to-day between Gill
bert Ward and William Stems resulted
in victory for the latter, time 80 min
utes and 81 seconds.
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Captured.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 1.-THE Su-
perintenGent of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, report that the rob-
beers who recently committed n dcpre-
dation Oh that road, have been captured
by the Franklin expedition.
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The Bank OF Louisiana Resumes
business.

New YORK. Nov. 1.-the Worlds
Charleston special says: The bank of
Louisiana, which, with others, was
obliged to suspend during the military
occupation of New Orleans, has re-
sumed business.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

u TRUST executed TO me BY Nathaniel Pig
man and wife b~sriHg date November I'D, 1854
AID recorded in fhs R-osrder's cffia- Of Ohio
Comfy. West Virginia IN Deed B,ak Il a. PAGE
20 I will sell at public auctioD ca THURSDAY
the 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER ls66, At the
irss dor Of the Court Honse Of said county
for cash, TIE West half sf the Lot IN nberedl 4,
lourl IN the squkr numbered 3 (twrrty.
fhrre. on tn North side Of Hampde street In
the CITY of wheeling, West Wis iEia
DANIEL LAMB
ostlSltd&wts ------..r Trustee.
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The Army Of Tennessee.

CINCINNATI, Nov. i4.-The Society OF
the Army of Tennessee, met at Mozart
Hall this morning, and organized by
electing Gen. Rawlings President.
There is a largo attendance, and
great cordiality prevails.
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late and await further developments
before T they sell. The immense
cr nan of corn will have tendency to
;ndr,ce this course, and the probability
l. that the delivery season VIII be un-
usually late.-DdHriIl0 (Ky.) Adeoccte.
Nov. 3. :,
CONVICTION, Nov. II.
Durinc the early part of the week
Which has Just closed, Hogs Went
oti nrettv briskly at from 81 to S - per
ion lbs gross. but about Wednesday al
tsrnoon fhe market became extremely
LrII and sales could not be made at
over 81 80 for the best quality, some
Grades selling as low as So %. On In,
5ay the average price did not exceed
Is so. To-day there is a better demand
and the same quality sold al from - TO
g -. The number LETT over in the pens
amounted to 200 head.
Total receipts during the week end
inc at noon to-day, $500; number
slaughtered for packing purposes l'2Uo
prihead.
CINCINNATI, Nov. II.
The receipts during the week were
$500 head. Owing TO the large decline
in prices and uniayOrabie weather III
the latter part of the week, arrivals
quite light, and to-day there was not q
Hog came in. We have not much oil 4
market to quote by. Only one or two
lots were sold to-day, by men who
have been holding; they brought SIoo,
that being an advance of soc over
prices in the latter part of the week.
CHICAGO, Nov. II.
The fresh receipts of Hogs are 3i4
head: entered sales, 3,i00 head, at prices
ranging from So 5Ca7 l2l for common TO
GOOD choice Hogs. The market is ac-
tive and buoyaut under a brisk demand
by packers ana shippers, and an add
vance in prices of 20a25c per 100 lbs on
Saturdays quotations.
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FROM NEW YORK.
An Important Suit Dccided-Fcnian
Meeting.

Meeting.
New YORK, Nov. 14.-In the case Of
Charles Lockwood against the New
York Central Railroad, heretofore re-
ported, verdict for the plaintiff was
rendered yesterday, giving him full
amount claimed. which is $4,000.
There was large and enthusiastic
Fenian meeting held in Temperance
Hall last evening, addressed by General
Spear. Senators Meehan and Morrison.