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BARBOUR COUNTY.
More About she Beverly and Fair.
mont Pike-Somethidg that Dc
mands Attention.

mont Pike Sometbidg that Dc
msnds Attention.
BEALiNG4oS, BARBOUR COUNTY,
NOVEMBER Is, 1872.
Editors ofthe Register:
The Beverly and Fairmont pike is the
main. road the people OF Randolph
and Barbour counties travel to and from
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. They
are more interested in it than in any
other road in those counties 1t is the
property OF the State, but has been ne
elected by the Board OF Public Works,
Notwithstanding such men as Lemuel
Chepowith, Of Randolph, and Anthony
s. Rodabsugh and Samuel Sturm, o.
Barbour, have expressed their willing.
ness to the Board OF Public Works to
superintend said road, by petitions nu-
merously signed by the people Of those
counties. Yet the Board has refused to
appoint either of them, and they are all
sober, honest business men; are inter
ested in the road and have the conf
dence of the community in which they
live. Yet the Board has foisted upon
the people OF these counties man to
superintend the work who is not COM
petent to keep hook or any account
whatever; who can neither write nor
read writing, and who one-half his
time is so much intoxicated with spirit
uou. liquors as to he fit Tor no business
whatever l would suggest that, if
Governor Jacob is through with the
investigation OF the public printing, he
turn his attention to the Board Of Pub
lie Works, and, in particular, to the
Beverly and 7airmont road.
DEMOCRAT,
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FOR RE Mt.
For Sale.

TWG-STORY 81 lex DWELLING,
y W.T. eight or ten rooms, situated on
1t ~. /. nor Invest corner OF centre AID
Seventh Streets in ShriveI : addition 10 the
city ~ Wue-Ing
..,r lSo->tOry Frame Fweling, with
ia- 'rp'G, and good Gel ar. hot and cold
water ~, and down stairs, with gas III Al
TIE rp.m> Situated on the east side OF
e. au.re street in The Sixth ward of the
CT! yi " uee.lug. For price and terms see
l.. Il HUGhE~,
nov, Real Estate Agent
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Mrs. .. MCCOY,
las MAIN STREET.

IA EEPS A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Lac"S, Trimmings. Gloves CorSetS, in
,.'L.Hs Mrs. MUOdy's Abdominal CorSets;
50 80 /. ana Ladies Hosiery. HandkeIchieis
80 everything apperiain no {" a complete
80, Vhen' OF Fancy Goods. Orders for
ling IN her line promptly attended TO.
=, 1eslrl Ia purchase handsome win
s.s no Il or water proofs wOnld do veil 10
eis-wheIs ~ nstI0-c
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FOR SALE.

FARM OF - ACRES, ONE-HALF
-, MEOW Newport, Washington
~ MO: - acres frst-claSS river bot
XII AXE city pr perry in rart pay
-. W V. HOGE 6 BRO,
NO Rq'Iey'S Block, Mark-t Street.
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FOR SALE.
For sale.

.xrrB,MEDWELLING HOUsEANp
N -. .rr-S OF Land, with a good Coal
- y, mo premises. five miles east OF
ia2.,ss,ary on short Creek. l.,
"r'..'-o.-Dla.rtlf cash: the balance In
~, Tlrwryea,S. For further parti &c lar|
li;'r,6. Fletcher, wheeling, West Nir-
y 3D.. J''- oct
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For Sale.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
~ seven or eight rooms, on Jacob
-. ,~..,.,: also a small Frame House with
-,,1s ON Jacob street: also new
e. u ms. on EOf street. containing
b..n - l.. u. HUGHES,
''.. Real Estate AGENT.
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For Rent.

belmont GROCERY STAND, STORE
ID Room and Dwelling corner Market and
DIVISION streets. Possession given immedl-
s;e'y. Inquire Of
-r-l WA Y ER1NTlN-
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New York. $40 n. III. lOSp n. IN. l22i y. IN.
Tickets To all principal points In the Eat
and west can be procured nj the Union
Ticket Once, In Mcclure House, and at the
Station Al bridgeport
F.R MYERS,
novl Gent Passenger and Ticket CONT.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l. nave appointed Eavid Il vi as my agent
ST. mercantile business AT No. - Main
"a, entire Wheeling, in the state OF
virginia. ROSA BAER.
:" King, April s, 1874 noylx-ra
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BALTIMORE l. OHIO B. 3. 90.

- TRHUE TRAINS
- Swill be run nv the Following
schedule on and AFTER November Z. NH
Wheeling time:
ST. LOUIS ExPRH2ss.
EAsr-LKAvn wrT-LRAyR-
daily st'-...5so A. Y. daily st'--ils A. =.
ARRTvus At ARRIvEA
Cumberland.2gjP. n. Columbus. SP. n.
Bsltimore...--S2J Saniusky- Ills
Washington C1noinnau.-l0l
ID. C...-----.-l0p Chicago s:I0 An.
PHILADELPHIA. ?: o. n II. Louis =.
New York GO !
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LKAyn wur-LHAvm
daily $3.50 P. =. daily .as.- ,1Au.
ARRIvUsAT ARRIVE At
Cumberland ~ A. .Folumbus. - IN y. -
Baltimore ...l205P n. Sandusky SIS
Washington i1ncinnatI.-lHlb
DID, l:SD thtragD.----- $40 A. -.
PHILADELPHIA. SIS 1T. Louis l6I6 y. n.
New iork-.lOI2 'sundAys eIcsp,sI
Sundays eIcsptHdI
MAIL TRAIN.
HAsT-LEAvm wHr-LlAvA
daily a'''.lls5 Pm. daily ai'.- LOO A. =.
ARRIvrA AHHyn At
CumbeTland.El5 A. n. Colufn bus -. sH A. n.
Baltimore p. \. IA ndusky.... bpp. 4.
Washington Cincinnati. IA
ID. C.....-.....-Jh51 p. Chicago h.D a. n.
PhIlahelp's..lIs0 ~ Louis 100
New York. GOA. y 'sundays excepted.
sssturdsys excepted
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATIONS.
HAsT-LEAvB wur-LsAvn
'Wheeiing 'Wheeiing
daily st-.-ll:i5A u daily At.---s05 ?. =.
ARRIvr At ARRfvp At
Cumberland. BIS y. n. Coium hos -lis0 ,. =.
sSundays excepted Crncinnati- On a u.
chicago. bIO
81 LOult--- tSSo y. T.
ssandsys sIosps~..
WHEELING, PlTTS'9 a BALI. Df
EAsT-LEAyH VET -LgAv9
wheeling 'WsshIngt0o, ta-
dsiIy alto A. n daily at....-.sstoA a. =.
'Wheeling 'xashinstfn, Pa,
daily si.--.-fs5 y. n daily st------HlOr y. n.
Sundays excepted 'sandays sIosptSd.
East bound trains make connections
al Baltimore with trains for PhilAdsl-
phia, New York and Boston. Al Relay
House, via Washington CITY, for al points
South.
West bound trains make direct oonnso-
ton At Columbus fog al points Wsst and
Northwest
Tickets 10 all principal points can b pro-
THos. X SHARP,
Assistant MAstsT OF Transportation
4 I. DEvAkA- SsnsrI Assat wbssl-
ing. pnvt
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Star Candles.
0 BOXES STAR.
y boxes Adsmaptipe.
ssl received by
ssrn LIsT. DAVENPORT 4 PARKs-
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WATCHES.
TRANSFORMATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. B.

E FHEzE ON AND AFTER oCTO.
~ ~ ~ Der n, ls2, Trains. viii
run A. follows:
, 1872-12-13
TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
Who Will Control It1

SpSc1Qt UfSpd{cH 10 rae tHcu9o 1F10HH
New YonK, Dec. 1o.-The pending lawsuit
over the two wills left by AIr. Greeley is pretty
well ascertainod to bo contest to obtain control
Of the Tribune. The story is that as soon as
Mr. Greeley died, AIr. Sinclair set about bring
ing the Tribune under his CONTROL and wrote to
Schuyler Colfnx, Offering tho position Of editor
in-chief to him ut $4,000 year. Mr.. Colfaz
declined, but said that perhaps SIC, 900 would be
an induccmert. It then BECAME necessary to
buy up the ten shares Of stock controlled by
tho Misses Greeley, in order to secure
proper majority. Senators Chandler and
ConklinS agreed to put up the money, and with
800, 900 in hand Air. Sinclair called on the
young ladies', but they refused; having promised
allegiance to Whitelaw Reid, who some time be-
foro had detected the odor Of rodent in the
Office. Sinclair thought Of tho former will Of
Mr.. Greeley, and determined to outfank Reid
by contesting the other document on the ground
OF the insanity Of the testator ut the time it was
drawn. This proceeding ties up ten shares, and
gives the Sinclair party the control Of the office,
at least, for tho present. Mr.. Reid
continues in tho editorial chair, as
usual, waiting the turn of events.
n1r. Snclair's chief ally is Fl. Aver, Of Lowell,
who has been q Grant man throughout. It is
also said that one Of the conditions of Colfa1
and his Senatorial friends, made with Sinclair,
is that clean sweep Of the present editorial
staff shall bo mado, and also Of tho Washington
, 1872-12-13

c. S. Chapin, Esq, has returned from New
York.
General B. F. Wilson, Akron, O., is at the
Briggs.
The County Clerk issued twelve marriage
licenses yesterday.
G. H. Coster, United States Navy, is at the
Gardner.
Captain Y. s. Troup, Of England, is at the
Gardner.
Hon. George Eastley, Of Whitewater, Wis, is
at the Grand Central.
Captain Henry Paul, United states Army, is at
the Gardner.
Paul selby, editor Of the Quincy Whig, is at
Grand Central.
D. ". Wellman, Chief Engineer Wisconsin
Central Railway, is at the Gardner.
Lieutenant Colonel Dennis, D. Codd, Esq, and
Mr.. L. Russell, OF Canada, are at tho Grand
Central.
John G. saxe the poet-politician, visited tho
Board Of Trade yesterday, in company with ".
n. Chandler, Esq, OF this city
j. Irving Pearco, Esq, President Of the Third
National Bank, has recovered from his recent So
we're Illness.
Captain H. B. Ruger, Of Chicago, was united
in marriage with Miss Margaret Y. Prindlo, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, Whitehall,
Now York, on the evening OF the 9Th inst.
Colonel James H. Finnigan, who has been
visiting his family at Cincinnati, returned to
this city yesterday, and is again pushing for
ward building operations in various localities Of
the burnt district.
Among +ba arrivals in tovn xaatardov zvara
~ w. aatiraS ImNa ~ eo"H ses11oiuTs, 1 ~ m5to
~: u, a. '4GnUm i' IVY NY npnIpne !, wouy'
}uRnn ~ rna1 u - 1ioa IL ;u el,,o
aeras M onen unol ~ 'ugsod eud WI So - .
Nixon's Amphitheatre. All are invited.
An e1ect;on +or oft;cara 80 p1onov 1odoo
"A An etectlpn Ior oWsels o. nlaney Eooge, a. r.
ana a; H., neia On Me1ne5any ~ @ eyGn1ng M fgsuteq M
o. Rai1 an''9"s a5e1 ,1,ar ;" ~ Ghoeo w.
naei1, .. ~: u ~ uAGT, y. ~. ~, p F. Gn1so
-. -, II y. no"zer, 2. 1nes WILL ~ ns'ane''
| ne1' "eanesoAs o'en'ne'
Yesterday the following we're at tho Briggs
Honse: Il. n. Day, Dloom4gton. II @ II; <. ..
thompson, canton, 0mo; .: r. burqs' 4enveE'
T. ;. lower, Penn, emma george l.. da1r1ch'
Phladelpma; g. +. Perklns' aartford' Conn.
| The following we're at Anderson's European
Hotel yesterday: ". 7. Niswanger, Buffalo
, 1872-12-13
WALL STREET..

Review Of the Money, Stock, Fond,
Gold, and Produce Markets..
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-The reduction to-day OF
the Bank OF England discount rate from to :
per cent had favorable effect here on foreign
exchange and gold.
MONEY.
Money WAS active in the morning at to 1882,
but became easier and closed at 6 to 7 on the
pledge of Government bonds The quotation
for demand loans is 7 currency to gold In
mercantile paper lending names are held at 10 to
IL per cent, with few sales under the higher rate
The banks are still shipping to the South to tho
cotton people, and the demand from the pork
packers is still urgent On the other
hand, considerable currency is returning,
some from tho interior OF this State,
but the greater part from the West and North i
west. The city banks are pressed for discounts
on all sides, the demand exceeding the supply.
sToCKs.
Though the stock market opened strong and
advanced one or two per. cent, in the afternoon 8
tumble Pacific Mail fell off 6 per cent, and
Panama per cent. The series OF disasters to
the Pacific Nail steamers has convinced many
persons that the Company's standard Of seaman
months, tho Company has totally lost three
steamers, the America, Bineyille, and Guatemala.
During the same short period, the Arizona and
Orizoba have become disabled. and
the Sacramento has boene stranded On the
coast Of lower California. There is very little
short interest left in the market. Stocks are
largely in possession of weak holders, which fa-
cilitated tho downward turn to-day. The ro-
mainder OF the market declined from Is to 2 per
| cent.
EXCHANGE AND GOLD.
| Foreign Exchange WAS higher for 60 days and
| lower for sight. Commercial bills arc scarce,
| and the bankers find it difficult to cover thei1
| own bills. The amount of etcam and sail ton.
| mage available ut this port is Light, and many
| vessels are engaged ahead Of arrival. At the
| South, the horse disease is checking tho ship.
ments Of cotton.
Gold was heavy and lover, falling off Is, clos
ing at 1129sb.
Government bonds opened H@A higher, bu
closed lower, in sympathy with gold.
Flour closes lower, especially low grades
! Wheat opened quiet. Shippers cannot operate t.
| any extent for want Of freight room, and price,
| Of spring are uncertain. Winter sold higher
| There is less than one-tenth the quantity here
| now than at the corresponding time last year
The market closes quiet and firm. Pork wa
moderately active, but rather weak sales O
500 brlB at 31s.05 for new or old for December
| and $500 for new in January. Cut meats with
out decided change. Bacon steady; sales Of 4
boxes long clear, on spot, at 71}lc, and 500 bo1e
short clear for January at 73sc. Lard weak.
, 1872-12-13
Cleveland; ". G. Hamilton, Ramapo, N. Y. {;
Vim. Spear, st. Louis; L. P. Hollister, Denver,
Colorado G. l.. Day, New York.

Cleveland; ". G. Hamilton, Ramapo, N. Y;
Vim. Spear, st. Louis L. P. Hollister, Denver,
Colorado; c. L. Day, New York.
h1r. Robor Craig, m actor we'll known in Chi
cngo, where he was an acceptable member of
Colonel Woods comedy company at tho old
Museum, some six or seven years ago. died sud-
denly on Sunday last in st. Louis. Mr. Craig
made his debut at tho Arch Street Theatre, in
Philadelphia His skill in imitation was most
notable among his talents. Mr.. Craig handled.
too, the pom with considerable clcvcrness, and
ho waB much esteemed d painter. He was
about 80 years OF age, married man, and the
father Of two chhildron.
President Walker, OF the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railway, and ". ". Wilcox, Suporin-
tcndent Of the Company's shops at Aurora, re-
turned yesterday morning from New York, whore
they have been exhibiting the Independent
axle" The car in which they travelled WAS sup
piled with these ax1os, and tho extended journey
but demonstrated their excellence. They at
tracted much attention among railway officials in
the East. and will probably bo introduced on
many Of their roads.
The chaste and subdued organization known
as the Board OF Trade WIS yisibly and deeply
agitated yesterday forenoon BY q rumor TINT
Laura D. Fair, the San Francisco slayer OF men
| who would like to live with their wives, WAS not
only in Chicago, but was actually present in tie
balcony of the hall OF the Chamber OF Commerce
during the forenoon. a solitary female, Of dis
tinguishcd appearance, did show herself in tue
gallery for short time, and it may have been
Mrs. Fair. Such a ru1nor obtained currency on
Change, causing q general cessation OF busl-
ness and stare SO IN animous that the lady was
glad to retire.
, 1872-12-13

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 12.-The importation
by the Beaver Falls cutlery Company Of a num-
Der Of Chinese, who have been introduced into
the general workshops Of the company at
Beaver Falls, has caused considerable dissatis~
faction among the white workmen Of the COM
pany. The coolies in the employ Of the COM
pany at present number nearly >160, tho latest
addition having arrived only q few days. ago.
made to Introduce number Of those who had
first been employed into the moro advanced
branches of the business. To this the regu-
lar workmen objected, and alleged that
they were requested to instruct the
coolies in the finer branches Of the
business only to DO discharged as coon as
the Chinese could do the work. As a result,
many Of tho work1nen of tho various depart
monts gave up their situations and came to this
city yesterday in search Of other employment.
It is stated that tho Cinnamon work IN positions
for s25 per month in gold, which heretofore
paid whito workmen $50 per month.
, 1872-12-13

LIVERPOOL, Dec. II, L. q. m.-Flour, 2os Cd. Wheat
Winter, lis 10d; spring, 11s@11s Cd white, 12s@
Us I'D Club, 12s 6d@13s. Corn, 2ss Sd. Pork lis.
Lard, 38s Cd.
L1vEnP1oI, Dec. II, 1850 p m.-BreadstuGs quiet
and unchanged. Pork, 10s.
LONDON, Dec. 12.-The rate Of discount at the Bank
of England has been reduced per cent, and Is
per cent.
LONDON, Dec 12.-Consols, money, 91K@915S; &C.
count, 91zS 5-20s Of '65, 80; 67, 94z 104o5 8e
new So, 895s Erie, 431G.
Tho bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
E450OO0.
Tallow, ass. .....
L1vEnrooI, Dec. lo-cotton frm; middling up
lands, 1oG10sd Orleans, 1074d. Sales L, 600 bales
speculation and export, 5000 bales.
Red winter wheat, lis 1od. Flour, 28s Cd Corn,
28s Cd.
Pork, new, 7os. Cheese, 65s. Cumberland niddles,
SOC short ribs, 40s.
, 1872-12-13

5pEt%d1 DE8pa1tH 70 TIE tE1tuJU 7T9U0He.
CoLUMB1ASA, O., Dec. 12.-This quiet coumu-
nifty was thrown into the most intense excite
n,cnt. this morning, BY the report that Erben
Porter, living about two miles east Of this place,
had murdered his two little girls, aged respect
fully ono and three years. Some OF his neigh
bors arrived soon after and confirmed the re-
port. Porter was living with his father-in- law,
Mr. Henry lickinger, aud WAS in the room above
with the children, cracking hickory nuts, the
children playing about the room. His wife was
at the time up stairs doing chamborwork. Hoar-
ing some unusual noise, she came down and
found the children dead and her husband going
out with tho bloody hatchet in his hand. He
walked to Leetonia, distance OF five miles,
whero he was arrested and confessed tho muir
der. He was taken to New Lisbon Jail to await
his trial. Ho has long borno bad reputation:
He gives no reason, and mono can bo assigned
for the terrible deed.
, 1872-12-13


Afr. Keith then congratulated the friends OF
the institution upon the substantial basis which
they have reached, and eaid it WAS the first an
nual meeting in many years when they could Say
that they were entirely free from debt. He
urged the friends Of the institution to renewed
efforts in behalf Of the little ones as the sources
for obtaining funds would not be the same as
In the past year. He also called attention to
The fact that the family expenses Of the institu-
tion fer the support Of more than 100 orphan
children are much less than those OF many pri-
rate families in the city, and itwould seem that,
when 80 much good can be accomplished with 30
little, that every lover OF humanity should be
interested and contribute to the support OF this
heayen-born charity. He concluded by paying
tribute to those who have served the Asylum
30 faithfully.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
On motion ballot was had, and the following
pficers were elected for the ensuing year:
Prcsident-Coloncl J. L. Ja1nea.
Fice President-George G. Cook.
Stcretury-Elbridge g. Keith.
71casu7cT-Charles Foll2nsbee.
Board of 1rustees-Geor5e C. Cook, Charles Folans-
bee, II. c. 3. Granuis, Rev. Charles Z. Cheney, D.D
Fernando Jones, Hon. Joseph Medll, H. O. Stone, ",
F. Myrick, Leonard Hodges, Peter Van 6chaak, Myron
T.. Pearce.
OEeers Of Board Of Directrtsses- President, Mrs. O
p. Ecnnev; Vice President, Mrs. c. H. Gray; Secre-
t1ry, Mrs q. II. Tilmarth Physician to tho Asylum
DR.. r. q. B;ngharn; Collector, Miss c. III. Blake
natron, Miss Emily swan-
CONCLUSION.
Mr. Keith declined the Office OF Secretary, bui
was persuaded to serve temporarily.
, 1872-12-13
Buffalo Live Stock Market.

BUFFALO, n. T, Dec. 12.-oAE11E-Rceetpts, to
day, including 80 reported to STRIVE, 1850
head, mixing the total supply for the week. thus far
1874 head Or 1872 cars, against 1854 cars the same time
last week. The market is Hfeless. The unfavorable
reports Of Eastern prices and the overstocked cond
ton of the Eastern market haEng completely parayzed
trade. The attendance fair, but buyers seemed
afraid to offer any price. The majority Of few lots
weighed were sold last evening" Good cattle arc firm,
but common could not be sold at u of from yester-
days prices. Good Texans arc in fair demand and
command better prices than. common natives. Sales
265 Michigan Bteers ranging from 029 to 413 lbs,
at oo@55o; ee Illinois steers, ranging from 1,osl to
lbs at S490@526 IL Ohio steerg averaging 3l9
lbs at $780, 10 Colorado steers, averaging 1o6s lbs at
$4.25.
SHEEP AND LAMDs-Receipts to-day, s,4o0, making
the total supply for the week thus far $780, against
7,400 the time last week. Tho market is dragging
at 0o@6.50 for Canada }embs 5Q0@550 for Canada
sheep, and &. .90@5.0o fo. Western sheep.
Hoas-Esceipts today 2o,0o0, making the total sup
ply for tho week thus far 81 300 against TOO the
same time last week. Market dull and shade of
from yesterdays prices. Heavy hogs not wanted.
Light hogs for the New York market commanded the
highest price, Sales 1000 Ohio hogs, ranging from Isl
to 246 lbs, ut = 25Gt.5 only Light weights bringing
tho last figure.
, 1872-12-13


Nkw YoEk, Dec. 12-Co11oN-steady md higher:
good export demand; middling upland, loz1e.
BREADsTuIFs-Flour less active. but steady at un-
changed. corpmeal quiet. Wheat in moderate de-
mand; receipts $4,000 bu; No. spring, $1.45@146;
sSsst s3 Do g5s 4 @ "a S!ee aS spS s
Syo s scarce s nd ' &:stesn, ses bars3 ae
Corn rneF a. with moderate depand feceipts, 81
bu; steamer Western mixed 653@6Gc sail do, G6a1@
SIC. Oats shade hrmer; receipts, 1900 bu; old
Western mixed, 52H@55Hci new, 1861; black
s- Eaas--Q1{ct % and steady.
HAY-Qufet aud unchanged,
HoPs-Higher; 48250c for New York crop Of 1879 =:
37@47c for Eastern aud Western,
GRocERtEs-Coree firm and unchanged. Sugar &C.
III GnI1 dn !.
PIEao1.zyM-GFuds' n2,., 121:e; e;;ai refined, 2sxo.
da; ness heoo@faoo:s q. o1trs, saoa@isS9 $780, has saa
as sas' oisaR foa snna4 assa
ary 1Ae; long and short eleas for january, e. Lard
"9sn No T. Prsf aetvs: 'tea a@s 5st
SHEEz9zoeist @135s4s7..e at ;aS1t&e, I ~
sr LOUIE, Dec, a1bnrensT1rrs-F1our 11; dull and
unchanged holders filling orders from store. Wheat
dull and ahade lower: No. spring, s1.13@1: :1sH !;
Sc. oata in demand IN Est St. Louis, and aoae u
fering; No ? 25@25Ac, on his side. Ryo in demand,
scarce, and higher; No. 2, 6a@G4c,
Wu1aHx- Steady and fra sac.
PROVISIONS quiet and unchanged; 42>00@
1a12x Bacon dull clear sides, &c. Bulk meats steady
shoulders, 4@s4o; olearrdb' e@sAc; olear, ex@6Ne'
Hoas- -sa.46@s.s5. mostly ts.ao@s.75. Receipts,
i, 100.
CINCINNATI,
T GNcrsNAr1, Dec. 12-BaEADaruSrs - Flour firm
at $7.so@7.75. Wheat firm; No. 2, A.53@1.55. Corn
aeady; nav, <o@41c Rye In good demand at 72c,75c,
Oats quiet and unchanged Barley dull and nn-
changed.
Cna-Unchnnged,
/ F1ov1s1oxs-Mess pork $12.oo. Lard shade easier;
etearn, TIC; kettle, 15s@7Hc. Bu1k shoulders, sA8
she; el;fs stb, 64o; e.ea1 sides, 64c. Baeoa9
market closed quiet and eaaier. - ::
Hoas-I0weT.at 33.7o@3.80.
WHsK6Y-2teady 1t So.
MEMPHIS,
hE1RH1s 5aT Dec 12-co21oA higher; low mid
nEEsp97E5ss-F1cur .etiye Ct ss.oo@1oas cQgY
active and higher At 65c. Oats scarce at 42G4Gc
BRAE-Act1ye; 24o0@25.6Qc.
CoxN MEAL-scarce Ft $50
BULK MEArs-acarce and hr1n; shoulders, AUG
&xc; sta%R, eH9sS .w o,,z..-o
zVoa1zAss Dec, -HqReeEAos2QEga- qRe a.
, 1872-12-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

New York Financial Nevga.
new ToRK, Dec. 12.-Money after loaning high as
12 closed easy at 6@7 per cent. The reduction Of the
rate Of discount BY tho Bank Of England Ind this
effect.
sight.
Gold was lower, falling from 112'@ to 112A and clos
Ing at 1123s9112H. Loans 1-64 to fiat. Cleartngs
$4,000 ooo Treasury disbursement $4,000. Export,
$4,000.
Governments were fraction lower in sympathy with
gold, closing firm.
State bonds dull but firm.
Stocks opened steady and higher with increased &C
to * per cent In the afternoon there WA marked
depression with considerable sell and prices
declined rapidly; Pacific Mail, per cent Panama,
per cent st. Joseph per cent Rock Island, Wabash
and Western Union, 1a@1k per cent aud the rest Of
the List E@1 per cent. paciac Mail was, indicated,
port Of the two million mortgage. The market closed
unsettled and heavy.
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