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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-07
Ral,imore Cat,le Market.

SATURDAY, Dec. 6.
Cattle market better supplied; offer.
ings included $50 from Western Vir.
ginia. IS from southwest Virgiria, and
il5 head from Ohio. OF the offerings
15 head were withdrawn, Loo sent to
Philadelphia and New York, 200 sold to
graziers and feeders, % head over, and
the balance taken by butchers at prices
ranging as follows: Beef cattle to graz.
iers 5Oa6 0o; one lot at 637!. Scala
wags and cows I 00ai 40. Light
heiters 00a5 65; fair G0a6 so; good
. 75a7 90; prime, 25a7 90; bu,
very few at the last price. 4 few extra
cattle were sold to New York dealers OIL
Wednesday at { 10.
Hogs-Receipts and demand moder-
ate. Packers still keep out of the mar
ket. and butchers buy very sparingly;
sales have ranged from 10al0sc net.
Sheep-Receipts have been light, but
butchers are well supplied AID have
bought sparingly, at sc to SC, according
to quality.
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FROM MEXICO.
Affair. IA TEexico not Tending To-
xy,,d. Early EvacuaifoD-The Com
seYva:ivc Party Requests iaIini'-

Affairs :u -EeNtto nov Efhhs
ward. Early EyacualioD-The Com
seYvn;ivc Party Requests Ia1imis-
ian not 10 AbaicntC.
New YORK, Dec. G.--tn Orizaba, MeEi-
co. corrc spondeut, Wi Ing November
BIRD. saws that the last ircnrh steamer
which brought oy-pyesident Miramon.
also carried three hundred French SOL
diels. destined fl. service IN Mexico.
This and other events do not point to-
ward the early French evacuation.
Military stores and ordinance have
been moved toward the interior, and
recently General Donay, with his eight
thousand men, commenced Z French
campaign i'll Northern Mexico.
Macmillan is gloomy enough i'll his
residence at Orizaba. He sees no Wis
itors and has no interviews with any
one.
| A meeting of the Conservative party
of Mexico was held at OriZaba, where
delegates from many of the States pre-
sented petitions to Macmillan, praying
that he might reconsider his determine
ton to abdicatc. At this conference IT
was resolved to support Miramon, COM
mander of all the troops under Maxi
milan. and to resist the entertainments
of all foreign powers, and to call upon
Macmillan to aid them in the coming
contest. He, after mature considera-
ton. accedcd to their desires, and agreed
not 10 abdicate.
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",Te,' or,-"Exae;ly.-S Shingle said
,hay wore There every time" II he felt "owlry
in t6- morning he took Plantation Bitters: II
he felt weary az night, he took Plantation BtI"rs
if he lacked appetite, was weak, langnu OF men.
tally impressed he took Plantation Btters; and
thew never failed Ia sat hlEl ON MS PthS square
and firm.
Few persons want any better authority; hut
as some may. just rCad the following
| owe mnch Ia YOU, fr
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have S'Vr<
my life. REV. W. H. WAGNER
Madrid, y. \.
| have been a great suit
rcr from Dyspepsia ami had to 1anIS ptsa.%
INV 49, REV. c. A. WILDWOOD,
New York city
" had lost all app.
,i,,-,r,s 81 weak and encrvsted could hapliv
walk. and had a perfect dread Of society
The Plantation Ritters have set NE All tlSht.
JAMES HEMINWAl,
-. Louis Mo
q. The Plantation B,ttrr,
have cured mo of q arrangement Of the kidney,
and Urinary Organs that distressed M Tor NcAn
They acted like a charm. T. I; NOVEL,
Mr.. O. ". DEVOE manager Of the Tine
U,rrr school for soldiers Children, SlN> -,
~ .,i,.,n IL Ia the weak and invalid Chiils,U
under her charge, with the most happy and KAT
living results" We have received over h'c.
dr,d rcams If such certificates, but no alNrr
ti-,mrnt il 81 effective M what people iarw
selves say of a good article Our fortune AMI
,ur renutatinn is ut stake. The original quality
and higa character of these goods will lr,u
tanned under every and al Circumstance They
have already obtained u sale IN every town. vi
lagc. parish and hamlet among civilized 1it"r,
E,.,. imitltnrs try Ia come ~ near our name And
style a. they can. and because good article ,1a
NOT liz, sold - low ~ = poor one, they hni ,nm.
support from parties whs IL" not carr what ih",
srll t., on Your quart Sec our private siaap
aver the cork T. H. DRAKE & co.
New York CITY
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by a..
nrupiists
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Canada Items.

QUrBEC, Dec. 6.-The British Ameri-
ca Insurance Company, one of the larg-
est losers by the great fire, settled all
claims satisfactorily.
The Governor General leaves for Mon
trral tonight Ell route for England.
Capt. Maitland, of the royal engineers
broke his lcg while skating.
SwTITsHlEG, Dee. 5.-Gcneral Aver
ell. l.. ). Consul General, arrived last
night TO watch the Fruian trials.
MONTREAL. Dec. 6.--The Gazette Of
this morning. says NJ Stewards letter il
regard To the Fenian prisoners, has eX'
cited deep anger in Ea@land; the Presi'
dents message Will not allay this feel
ing.
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From ~. s,0uiS.

81. LOUIS, Dee Ca fire at the cor
ncr Of Carr street and Broadway, de-
stroyed several stores, and damaged
two or three other buildings. Los
ST. 500 10 S23,Ouo, mostly insured.
Adviccs from Fort ScIgwicll say that
a detachment of Twenty-Five troops, I'M
d"r Lieut.. AmcS. recently had II fight
witt. Il band of Sioux Indians. number
ing one bundled. They killed eight
ard wounded seventeen. aud captured Il
considerable number of cattle. horses,
mules, ponies and plumber. The troops
marched II miles in 81 hours, without
food for either man ~ horse.
The Santa Fc Gazette says Barbon
Cito, the last Navajo chief of any merit,
has surrendered, which IS a virtual sub
mission OF all the Navajo Indians. The
few still remaining ut large have
no organization.
Tie entire block building of Dekalb,
Buchanan Co., Mo-, were burned on
Tuesday night. Loss about 100000, i'll
surcd for about S37 900.
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Dec. Ex-Governor
Perry publishes this morning another
long letter in opposition to the conSti-
tutional amendment, and in favor of
calling National Convention OF all the
States IN settle all disturbing questions
between the North and South.
The officers Of the North Atlantic
squadron, now in this city, Were hand
somely entertained at a reception to-
day. given in their honor 10y the Mayor
and military authorities.
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Mr. seward Excrciscd Abont the Msx-
lean Difficulties.

New YORK, Dee. 5.-The Tribune'>
special says: The Secretary OF State, at
the Capitol to-day, had Il pr0tractcd in
terview with several leading Senators
1t is said he is a good deal exercised
about Mexican affairs. The Secretary
was informed of the fact that neither
the Senate or House committees on For
eign Affairs are going to wait and see
what the Emperor intends to do about
the withdrawal of French troops. Mr.
Seward, il appears, WAS not consulted
and knew nothing about the lauguaG,
which the President employed i'll speak
ing of the conduct of Napoleon in not
complying with the agreement to with
draw French troops, ard it r. said Mr.
Seward has explained this to N. Mon
tholon, the French Minister. who t0ok
exceptions tn the language contained II
the message.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. e.
Money moderately active at 6a7 per
cent. for call loans.
Foreign exchange steady ut l o9ta
O95.
Gold opened at | 39i, declining to
| 80. advancing to -! and closing ut
36I.
Government stocks less active and
scarcely so firm.
Freights to Liverpool firm.
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A Meeting OF Southern LoynIi-ss >,

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a committee
of Southern LoyaliStS held meeting
yesterday, Dir, F. c. Durants, of New
Orleans, in the chair, and Mr.. Burgham,
of Alabama, Secretary. a bill was pre-
scented embodying their ideas of the
reconstruction of the Southern States,
which was intended to be submitted to
o Republican caucus this evening, but
the committee not being members q!
Congress, were denied admission 10 the
caucus, and their bill was not presented.
Another meeting of Southern LoyaliStS
will be held tomorrow, when other
members of the committee are expected
. TO be present
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yJuscIc and Machinery.

The great objection to farming hither-
10 has been "hard work" Farm labor
is done too much by hand. What manu-
facturcr Of the present day could sue
coed without such aid. The human
drudge of the farm would rise physically
and intellectually in his calling. Farm
ers cannot afford to be machines when
! thinking powers rule the world. 1hey
mast use machinery, and harness either
steam. ,riRd. or horse pOrer to Their car.
! This last must ever be the common
motor of the farm, as it is within the
reach Of all. BY horsepower the farmer
can mow and reap, turn and pitch,
thrash and grind, saw and bore, chop
feed and crush roots. 1t is not proiita-
bic TO farm as those did who lived Gen.
turics ago. Labor is higher, taxes are
.trcpcr. and commercial values rising.
A better agriculture must arise than the
past has known, or the farmer will "go
nndcr.' If our hills and valleys ever
become properly cultivated, the farmer
has cot the work to do. Leaks must he
stopped. time must be economical, in
/ tcllcctual and social elevation must be
achieved, farmers clubs must be sus-
| taincd and machinery must supcrSedc mus
/ cic. To make any business tolcrable, 1t
must be shown capable of yielding
something besides health and bread, and
| that is about all that farming has hith-
crto shown. Farming will become profit
able when the farmer understands him
self and saves all that he now wastes
Farmer and Mechanic.
VIM. Harmon committed suicide at
Titusville, Pa, last week, from mel
anchoIy conviction that he was his own
grandfather! He left the following sim
gular letter:
married widow who had n grown
mp daughter. My father visited our
house very often, fell in love with my
stcp-dau@htcr and married her. So my
father becomes my sOn-in-law, and my
strr-daughtcr my mother, because she
was my fathers wife. Some time after
wards my wife had Son--hc was my
fathers brother-in-law, and my uncle,
| for he was the brother Of my step-moth-
cr. Ny fathers wife, i. e., my step
daughter, Had also n son; he was of
course. my brother, and in the meantime
my grandchild, for he was the son of
my daughter. My wife was my grand
mother. | was my wifcs husband and
grandchild ut the same time. And as
the husband of persons grandmother
is his grandfather, | was my own
grandfather.
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FROM WASHINGTON
Another Republican Caucus-mr. kny
mond Present-An Effort 10 Asccr
min his Political Position.

RWAsuuNGToS Dec. AT a Republic
can caucus last evening, 1t being noticed
that Dir. Raymond WAS present, the
question was asked whether he was ;
member of the Union party. Mr.. Ray
mond replied that although lac had at
tended the Philadelphia Convention, Ia
had done so without any spirit of laos
tlity to the Union party. His object
was to strengthen that party, thinking
it should be better preserved than rs IL
was. He found, however, the ConFeh'
ton was likely 10 lead To the defeat OF
the Union party, and he abandoned the
course proposed by the Convention ana
had ever since done all III his power to
sustain the Union cause. lie approved
the measures which were now before
the caucus.
Scofield moved that Raymond he al
lowed to retain his seat i'll the caucus.
Lawrence asked Raymond whether
he adhered to that clause i'll the PhIla-
delphia address that the rebel States
could not ratify the Constitutional
Amendment without diShOIcr.
Mr.. Raymond said he adhered to that
address according 10 his construction OF
it. He denied that it contained the
clause suggested by Mr. Lawrence.
Mr.. Stevens could not understand
how Mr.. Raymond could claim any
connection with the Union party after
his membership with the Philadelphia
convention and his authorship OF the
address of that body.
Mr.. RAYMOND made some further cN-
pianation i'll regard to the fhiladei-
phia Convention.
Mr. Schenck offered Il resolution t!nt
no gentleman can honorably and con-
sistently he Il member OF the Union pay
~ and act with the Union members of
Congress. who was the author of the
address of the Philadelphia Convention,
Iv;,t la -s".,''~- la
Mr. Bingham moved to lay it on the
table, which was agreed tO-ycas -,
nays 36.
Mr.. Raymond sat i'll his seat, thus de-
Gliding for the present To remain.
The caucus then adjourned.
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BY THE CABLE.

Photograph to the Rcgister.l

and the Presidents Message.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 5-Evening.-The
steamship Saxonia, from New York, ar
rived here this afternoon, and left this
evening for Hamburg, after having
landed her English mails and passeng-
ers..
FLORENCE, Dec. 5-Evening.-lt is
stated that the government has decided
not to send Negezzi to Rome, and that
another diplomat of high station Will
take his place.
LONDON, Dec. 5-Evening.-The Times
to-day. in an article on the President S
Message, says that it agrees with the
nosition taken by the President on the
Alabama claims, and that the question
on that subject should be definitely set
tied. 1t argues that the settlement OF
the affair would c0nduce To the more
perfect harmony of the two govern
ments, and regrets the delay already
incurred in the matter.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Electromagnetic
ton steady; sales, to-day, OF lO,oO bales
middling uplands ut lid.
Observation-Disclosures remains without
change. Provision market dull ana
dropping.
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philadelphia Market.
p,,,,Dr1puI,. Dee.

PUlLADEI-FHIA' DVV' VI
Flour unchanged; g OOas so for super
fine. o O1aIO 90 for extra; IL OOal2 - Tor
western family; 70 OOal3 90 for Ohio,
and IA GOALS 90 for fancy brands. Rye
aonr sells at 25a7 80. Wheat very
dniJ. small sales at , G0a2 - for Penn
syIyanio red. and GOAL 90 for southern
10. Corn dull; old yellow l Hal l., and
naw 0OalOO as TO condition. Oats %.
Provisions unsettled % C0a23 % for
new mess pork: lGa2l for bacon. Hams
l3al3l for picked and lOall4 for Saited
shoulders. Lard - for prime III bhiS or
ti.rces. Petroleum declined &c.
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Rai,in,ore Market.
D,rTfNnpE ID

BALTIMORE, Dec. u.
FIour-all grades in very limited de-
mand. The market is still downward,
particularly for spring wheat -four
Mess pork dull at 222a;22. for new: bacon,
shoulders and sides are reported al
very material concessions. Bulk meats
scarce. but there is no inquiry for shout,
dcrs or sides. Coffee market Is well
supplied with Rio and dull
Sugars. some large sales have been
made to retiners during the past two
DAYS, but prices, which are understood
10 be lower, have not been made pub
lie. Whisky-City and Western, "ha
= 81 and country , 25a2 -.
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ycyy Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, Dec. b.
Cotton unchanged; low middlings Boa
81: middlings nominal at y. Receipts,
$500 bales. Sugar firm; fair u. Mo
lasses easier; inferior Al; prime 10.
Flour in good demand: snperfine ~ 5Oa
10 Is: extra IL 5Oal5 80. Corn in good
demand; mixed 25al 80. Oats 10.
Pork dull: new mess -: old do -.
Bacon-retail business only; shoulders
Is: sides Il. Lard dull, at l3al5. Hay,
Ohio River - 90. Tobacco dull; fair
lOa12: medium leaf 7al0. Whisky 40.
Gold 3g!. Bank sterling 81. New York
Exchange discount. FrclghtS I'M
changed.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 6.--The United
States District Court at Covington
KY. to-day, decided that railroad com.
panies cannot be held responsible fol
killing stray cattle. This decision was
made in suit brought against the Ken
lucky Central railroad for the recovery
of the value of thirteen mules killed By
the ears on that road in lS62.
There are nearly 900 convicts in the
Ohio penitentiary.
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Precautions 10 Prevent the re scuc Of
Rcrinn Prisoners.

ToRoNTo. c. W, Dec. 5.-More than
ordinary precautions are being taken
by the jail authorities, in consequence
of information having been received by
them that an attempt will he made TO
rescue the Feuian prisoners. VisiterS
are not admitted under any pretext.
and strong guard OF the Eth Regi-
mcnt is constantly Oh duty.
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Alabama LcRi.ininre.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. Ga special tC
the Mobile Times from Montgomery the
9th says: Governor Patton, in special
message to the Legislature, recommend:
the adoption of the constitutional
amendment. This action has caused
considerable excitement. The message
was referred to the committee on Fed
eral Relations.
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New York stock N,arkct.

NEW YORK, December q.
Stocks heavy; Northwestern 81: do.
preferred 7Of; Toledo ll2; Rock Island
l03S; IT. Wayne 1O5: Alton 6 Trrrc
Haute 80; Cleveland d PittsbuTg 81;
Michigan Southern 79!; Reading Ill;
Erie III; New York Central llO!; Pacific
Mail 10; MaripoSa preferred 80; Adams
Express AZ; MaripoSa l2f: Ohio Il
Mississippi certificates 29l; Missouri Us
93t: Tennessee Us 7Os; tx. coupons
Treasury. 1910 1u5i.
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Difficulty about the Seizure of High
wines-The Case iu the Court Of
Claims,

WAsnINGToN. Dee. Ga case has
come before the Court Of Claims arising
out of the seizure, made more than 4
year ago, of highwincS manufactured
liz Joseph A. Shamhcrg. Il diS:illcr at
Dubuque. Iowd The Secretary Of
the Treasury compromised the suit for
the forfeiture of the property seized,
and permitted the release of the prop
erty upon payment of the taxes which
had been fraudulcntly withheld. The
scizing officer brought an action in the
Court of Claims to recover Il moicty of
the sum SO paid into the Treasury, as
sorting that the Secretary of the Treas
ury had no authority to release tie
mOiety which the law gives to the in
former, and that whatever sum was rc-
ceived by the Government was for the
benefit of the informer. The case was
argued on the part of the petitioner by
Montgomery Blair, Mr.. Dierch and MIR.
VIM. Dorhcirmcr, and on the part OF
the Government by Mr. Ward, Assistant
Solicitor, and Mr.. Norton, Solicitor fol-
the Court of Claims. The amount in
yolved is over 100000.
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Trust Sale ofLaud,

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST FROM
ID Jo-ephus EakiR 70 me-. dated Nav 18th i-66.
now on record, book No. 8 page -. Recorder
Office # Wetzel county. West Virginia ! sh4l!
on Friday. the 9Th day Of January le67. az the
front of T. McDonalds store, in the town o!
Burton, West Virginia. proceed 70 sell by public
auction to the highest and beat bidder for ea-i.
the land in said deed Of trust mentioned. being
f0uT hundred and thirty-six acres situated on the
y. & q. K z. one tO two miles below Burton.
This land il lIown A. the JehR SIDE farm, and
is nov occupied b. the ssid EAkin: has an i'm.
prUvemeutof nearly one hundred acres Of cleared
land and valuable steam sawmin and the wood
land Is well tiInbsred Said deed Of trust vas
given fST the benefit of J. T. FeDell, 90 secure
part Of the original purchase money. Selling q.
trustee shall convey only such title a. is vested
in NE, which, however il believed TO he good.
ISAAC HOGE,
dec4-2td4tH Trustee.
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Depreciation by n Party OF sndianS-
The Entire Party Pursued and
KILLED

WASHINGTON, Dec. CA letter from
La Posa, Arizona, dated October Is, i,
received here. II informs the Commits.
sioner of Indian Affairs that on the 23d
of September a hosti lie band of Indians
killed John Killian, wagner, and -four
mules which he drove. A party of ten
citizens from the vicinity of the Fort
accompanied by number of Mohawt
Indians, nnder the command of an old
hunter, started out in pursuit of the In
dians, overlook them at daylight, and
killed the whole party, 81 i'll number,
losing one Mohawe.
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Explosion.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 6.-The receiv-
ing house of Clark, Payne n Company
Oil Refinery exploded this afternoon
and with the engine house was burned,
One man was killed and two or three
more will die from injuries received.
Loss by fire SIS, 200 to 10000.
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John II. surrn,,-Thc Sale of Gold.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Conversation
in judicial quarters is IL the effect that
John II. Surratt will be brought to
Washington and tried by Circuit
Court.
The amount of gold thus far disposed
of by the Secretary of the Treasury is
between four and five million dollars.
1t is not Mr.. McCollough'S purpose tn
sell freely his gold. but in small
amounts, and for the present probably
his sales are over, except in Il very small
way.
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SIeorgia Legislature.

MILLEpGEvILIE, GA. Dee. 5.-Ihe
House to-day passed resolution OF
thanks to Kentucky for the donation of
100000 bushels OF Corn for the poor.
Two bills in aid OF the State railroads
We're passed to-day.
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II is most delightful Hair Dressing
IL eradCates s,Tun AMI dandIuh.
II keeps the head cool aud clean.
IL makes the hair rich soft and glossy.
Ii prevents hair turning gray and falling oil.
II :, stores hair upon prcmaturrly bald bead,
This is Just what Lyons kathauon viii do
Il il prrtty-it j. ,ap-durahlc. IL is literal!
sold by the ear load, and yet Iis almost .h'I'd
blc demand j. daily increasing until Their. &,
hardly country store that does not keep II, VI
family that docs not use H..
T.. THOMAS LYON, Chemist; y. Y
sarntoga spring Water, sold by sI
nrutruigi4
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II. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, December 6.
Tobacco, cotton, flour and wheat dull
and unchanged. Corn lower; 7Oa-U fol
new; 7cac5 for old. Oats dull and low
er at Glass Provisions heavy and nm
changed. Hogs lower; packers dcclin,
ing to pay over 54ab.
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INV ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
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Bunnlo Market.

BUFFALO, December d.
Flour-No. spring II 90. Wheat
quiet. Corn, sales ofl0,OOO bushels old
No. Illinois ] OO. Oats quiet. Bar
lcy-Canada OF baggcd. Rye quiet.
Pork, new II G0a22 90. Lard l3!c,
Whiskey 2 Sc. Dressed hogs 7taSc.
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MILWAUKEE, Dec. D.
Flour lower and more active. Wheat
more active at seal 81 for No. /. Ness
pork 16- Dressed hogs declined l2ia25;
sales at 6a6i.
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Fire.

CHICAGO, Dec. Ga fire at the Union
stock yards last night destroyed four
buildings opposite the Hough House.
Loss SIS, 600; insured.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Dec. q.
Wheat, sales of amber Michigan at
.271. Corn, sales mt -2c for No. |, but
not active. Oats quiet and unchanged.
Rye, 10 Tor No. |. Dressed hogs; sales
at 1c
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Virginia R.egislatare

RICHMOND, Dec. 6.-ResoluiiOns were
adopted in the House of Delegates to-
day to inquire into the expedieney of
permitting contracts to be made in high
er rates Of interest.