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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
MORE SHOOTING.

-...- ,ne-noou last, as She Band of the 23d ..,.,t-. ,ss dis oursing sweet mu.ic. the music ..t,.....a 1ate- was heard upon the evening
 ,...; s-ray crowd congregated around
 -ar, saIoou ou Montezuma street, we
 .....l i,l nIetion. and, on arriving at the +..-s .--ok. iisgings, learned that JohD Davis
 e..f .l.,. shots from his pistol at man
 t....,f. at one shot had hit Mir Smith
 .,.r au ther in the breast and the third,
 ,-.t.-,J We looked around for q corpse
 .al., ,, 8i.eover one, as Mir. g. had just
 ...s ,r.- % Dr. Kcndall's drug store 10 have ,. -5g1a- e-es ed.
 ,.at s.,.auan Jennings was on hand, to es-
 - g, Davis to jail; and Deputy Sheriff, St. Gee. --sr.l, un just in time to be one Of the pro- - It ysas soon after discovered that, al- ..,r.r Nr. sath had bled freely, none of his -.-,5. ,,crr 1gcrous, 60 Mir. Davis let out -t.. and Sir smith was taken to the hospital ..gsa Hmpp.. where, it is said, he is getting ,loog eurs
 -. ---rss. to these events ie about as follows {: ur S.t..A l5i, a day or two previous to the .aDgt.ae .aa.e n here from the vicinity of Camp lf....a Ue h d money and spent it like a big -,o far u 1isky etc. The day before the shoot .., I.. yso.e l.ir pistol where all Indian blocka ..s American. io, and feeling the effects of the .-i,..rrs dra1k by him. what could he do but ,,s.. ltrn,i ,sith his pistol, which was finally ...,s ava, frarl hin. Next day came. and with |. more rti-k, orpoorSm Now, Davis owns ..t ,,..t. <, shtving and hair-dressing saloon. Smith tl.aue.t shave vnnld benefit him he en- ,.-r8 lac saloon and made known his desire to gs.... e1o. upon seeing Mir. Smiths condition, ,frb.,.s rather uncertain; tried Co pursuadc him from undergoing so cutting an operation, just n,r Nerh vas not satisfied with Davis logic, ssa concluding to have shave at all hazards, he ti.a.rd .i- manly frame in the chair. Davis then s,t to work uut had not gone far with the job, st.u Nr Smith commenced ejcctiUg stall that -s, neither a.g rum nor Florida water. To save sart sad laru .ture, Davis led him out on the sarreIk udiocking bis shop, started homcwards' and -u rciu.g lg, saw Saiith in liquor saloon. Snltl .a, htrn, and, (Dsvis says) put his hand to s.. aip. as i wishing to draw pistol, when Da- vt. arcd from six-shooicr, portion of the bar -r: ai which hsi been sawed oil, with the results ir.,tol1re set forth. Davis and others say that ,H,.H had tried to borrow, buy, or charter pis- ioI. ta ki.l hlfl Davis) and that the knowledge 5f ihis l,rt csussd Davis tb fire at Smitb. kpd no,, both Smith and Davis are Serry for it aud ,Il citizens of Prescott feel sorry for h. We hope t is tbe ia.t act of iAs 1ipa that se shall hsyr tq record and VIC calf upon att peace omcers ,o arrest every drunk,G individual, in future, that r.v be sccn ai ear stterts CT any where else; take Ai5a bcior.s Sustiee Sf tks fcsce, ase haze lia lined or ir,priscned. This thing sis have {" b, stopped and tho pooncy tho better
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
MARRIED.


 In Prescott, Thursday, November II, at the residence of the brides mother, by the Rev. Alex Gilmore, MK. JoHN C. PorTs and Miss LOUISA M ZAFF.
 The Interesting ceremony was witnessed ny several ladies and gentlemen of Prescott Short iy after its close, all present sat down and ate heartily of the best wedding dinner it has ever been our good fortune to assist in dcyouring Hundreds of people called, during ihe evening, and paid their respects to bride and bride groom. both of whom arc f,voritcs with our people In deed, never before have we observed so general and heartfelt joy among the people of any com muniiy over union of hearts snd hands--as that which shone forth on Thursday last.
 The brides mother, Mrs. Bourke, outdid all her previous praisewortly efforts, in the matter of providing for and catering to the wants of hungry mortals, scores of whom frasted on rich cake, chicken, etc, and drank "long life, happi. ness and prosperity" to the happy pair.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Ordered to San Francisco.

We hear it stated that Major Evans. of the Third Cavalry; Major Carr and Major Grittendel, ot the Fifth Cavalry, are under orders to pro- cccd to San Francisco to sit on Court Martial. In fact VIC believe they arc now route to the big city.
 This Court Martial, rumor says, Is called for tue purpose of again trying Gen c. II. Tompkins, of the Q. N. Department, the President having found some flaw or error in the proceeding or finding of the Court recently held at Fort Whip pie.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
FROM mApsHAw.
Indians-Mirers--oold

Jesse Jackson arrived in town from his Del ra'co quartz miii. Thursday last. bringing news to the effect thH party Of Apaches visited the District recently, and stole large piece of can. vass and other things, from Mr. wm Cole.
 The miners were sinking on their lode.. The War Eagle lode was heing prospested by shafts, in three places, and looked well in every shaft.
 MT. Jackson brought in several ounce. of gold amai2am, 'he procccds o; few days run with an arasira.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
More Amusement.

From Fort Whipple comes word that the " whipple Amateurs" will give performance on this tsaturday) evening, to see which, 1t will just cost person one dollar. The performance, the programme sets forth, will consist of singing and burlcsquc acting. We shall endeavor 10 attend, not becausc the management has furnished us with dead-head tickets, but for the reason that we love to hear and sec people cxerting themselves for the amusement of other people.
 The entertainment will commence at 7:aO F. NJ.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
District Court.

Judge Tweed will commence a term of Court, at this rlace, Monday next, November IS. Ed w. Wells, Clerk of the Court, has furnished us with copy of the civil calendar, which VIC here insert:
 No la6. Harrison Cline, vs. W. O. Davis. isa, ]. W. Sanford, vs. smiih < Rutledge. IF, Dan Hatx vs. Joseph Kerr,
 f7s John Dolan vs. Mary E. Dolan. Isi, Luraney c. Cullumber vs. Allen cui.
 lumber.
 1sa, A. o. Moves & G. W, Curtis vs. J. E,
 G. Mitchell.
 19o, Barnett < Block vs. Henry X Reid. le6, Levi Bashford ve. Alexander 5. smith. l9O, James R. Porter vs James Fine, ct ai. l99, Paul Breon vs. Dudley L. Hoilister. POS, John G. Campbell < James M Baker
 vs David w Shivcrs.
 lSs, James R. Portcr VI. w. Bichsrd c Co. sO6. John A. Rush (S Aiouzo E. Dasis vs'
 William Linn & Washington French From what we have learned and now know, Inc term will not be lengthy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Freight Trains.

I've Of Ni,ier 4 Bros freight trains arrived this week from Ehrcnbcrg, with merchandise for Prescott people and supplies far Uncle Sam. The mules arc in fine condition; wagons ditto.
 Several t~saz< L~tSagi1g to Dr. Jones came here early in the week with goods for c. F. Head .S Co, and others. The teams took down lumber etc, for Me.srs. Smith < Taylor. who are erect isg Sasrtz mill sa the liassayampa, below Wick rnbury s''-''.f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Musical.

The Twcntythird Infantry Bsnd wilt play the following selections this (saturday) af,ernoen :: No. l, Quick step. The Carnival--Jerrahn ?, The Alarm Clock POlka.-SpindIer. $, Scrcnade from Don Pasqual. .'"Oh
 Summer rnight."-Donizett. 4, Iinyards' Quadrillc.
 .. :, Chorus from La Travata.-Yerdi. 6, Aria, from Joseph and his brothers.-
 Mchul.
 :, Suiree Polka Mazurka.-Wnllcrstcin $, New kailroad Galop.-Rimhault,
 JOIN LEIDSEn, Chief Musician.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
For Verde.

Mir. Jacobs, Indian Agent for tho Verde Apach- es, c. C. Bean, and c. A. Luke, started for Camp Verde "Wednesday last.
 Mir. Jacobs, we learn, has hopes of settling his stray Indians near Peck's Lake, and of learning them 10 labor for living Our prayer is for his success, in this respect but we doubt his ability 10 carry the project through.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
F Q R - AL F..

Extra copies of the ARIZONA MINER-tolded fin wrapper when so desirei-always on hand at the ofo honsezuma street Prescott. Prcs 25 cents DOT copy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Walnut Creek.

s C. Rogers, who owns Q ranch and station on Walnut Creek, near Camp iIuaipai, was in here recently, and informed us that the road leading to his place was in excellent condition, and that he Is bound 10 keep it so. Besides the work done upon said road by Miller Bros, Eli Puntonuey and Mir. Wm II. Hardy, Mir. Rogers has graded & piece of it, near his place, which entirely cuts of the only hill on the old road from Prescott, Chino and Williamson Valleys
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

Cal Jackson's saloon is now fitted out with the best of brandics, wines, liquors etc, from the San Francisco house Of F.. A. Fargo < O. Having been made present of two cases of Lloyd's whisky, and having sampled it, we take pleasure in recommending it to those who will drink Jackson has plenty of it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
ChriStrnA

VIII soon be here, and the children have com inenccd talking about, and dreaming of, Christ mas trees, old santa Clans, etc. Hope some, or, better still, all of the ladies in this vicinity will put their precious heads together and arrange for ! festival.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Still improving.

Campbcll.& .& Butium have just enlarged and Inn proved their fine brick store, by removing their counting room, etc, and putting in more shelving and counters It is now the neatest of the neat.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Off Again.

Lieutenant W. J. Ross, adc-de-camp 10 General Crook, is again at the Colorado, interviewing good Indians with view of securing their scrvi. eos ia hunting bad on"s Rumor says the Lieu. tenant. by direction of his chief, will bring up some chipiahaevas and Flutes
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Church Building.

NIT. T. II. Head has satisfied the mortgage that. until recently. was held on the church building. and something ough, now be done to satisfy Mir. Head and finish the building
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Another Man Shot and Killed

From the Tucson Citizen, VIC learn that Captain Hahn, chief clerk of the Quarter master at Yuma Depot, was shot by William Pickens on the night of Sunday, Nov. Sd. he died the following morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Another Treat.

Baud Master Lcdner and his musical compau- ions gave our citizens another rich musical treat on last Saturday cvcuing, and promise to do so again this evening.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
For the States.

Peter Harvey and one or two other gentlemen took the road to the States one day this week. Peter goes to see tue good people of SL Louis, Mo, which is hts old home
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

Our friend, Jack Johnson, has taken position with Mfr. Hathaway, in the Prescott Meat Market, and has signallcd his debut upon that stage by issuing a few miles Of excellent sausagcs, m which no dog cat or fly play any part.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

Mcssrs. Moore and Bromley arrived home Monday last from Tucson. Mir. B. says that many people had lcft Tucson for the silver fields.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Sold Out.

has disposed of his hay contract at Creek, to MT. Hugus, and Is now at at River, attending to his ranch and hope he will like Maryvillc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
100. F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. |

Mails arrive from all poins. Mondays and Thursdays Depart. w~da-sdsys and Saturdays.
 ofre haars frpnng M. to r.N
 Mouey Orders issued every day of the week. except Sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN, r. H
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

Major C. II. Veil, Superintendent Of the Salt
 River Touring mills, arrived here yesterday morn ing from Salt River. He was at Camp Grant
 short time ago, and says ;he Indians there were quiet. \
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

Messrs. John c. Campbell and James Baker arrived at Chino Valley on Thursday evening, on their return from New Mexico, where they had been buying cattle. We learn that they were fired upon by Indians while passing through Hell Canyon. Nobody damaged, VIC believe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

whom we have known for years as sslinycr tn Uncle Sans service, may is connection with the old gentleman. ip across the big pond to grspple
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Produce for Wallapai.

George Jackson aud other farncrs of Walnut Grove, have recently taken wagonoads Of vege- tables, raised here, to Wsilapat mining district.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Gone Below.

Nr ID. E. Nye started "Wednesday morning last, to see his old customers at wickenburg, Pbpnix, Tucson and other points. We bespcak for him strong cordial reception
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

Head & Co. received 10000 lbs staple articles by Jones' train. They now have plenty o' everything needed by citizens and soldiers and arc selling very cheap.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
A Luxury.

In securing some one to love him an old mar ried man of this vicinity annexed himself to woman who chastiscs him wid her list"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Upper Lynx Creek.

C. I. Shelton, lucky and wcllto-do miner of
 Upper Lynx Greek, WAS in town s few days ago, for supplies fsr his store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Going East.

Jake Niiicr and Tom Saunders, two of our old est pioneers, talk of fvfstnx relation. and friends at the East, this winter. s. e.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Turning Over.

D. Henderson x Bro, having sold their store goods, etc, to c. P. Head tS Co, arc now hard al work taking stock and turning over the property
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
New Building.

The new adobe building now being erected for Messrs. Wormscr & Werthcimer, adjoining their old store, will soon be finished.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Carried.

Los Angeles has voted to grant the South ern Pacific Railroad Company the subsidy asked for.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Died.

In Tucson, November 3d., 1872, of con sumption, Herbert Lord, aged % years, 3 months and II days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
New Deputy.

Sheriff, ]. II. Bchsn, has inst ap- |. Thomas. Deputy. Mir. Thomas Is rted shcriff.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
An Attractive Place.

r, 25 miles north from Prescott, Is d ccca to which many of our young prs are in the hadn't sf going "to z, ducks, aud "sich," bat we haze !. the gents ;shs~c 'hst' iately seen -iay back .any game, and fear that -e met with ooftssu6ccs.' ia eaptur- d arc quite anxious to zee somc here, of whom we can ssy.-"Uc exhibiting his skill"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

II. Hcwett is looking after his pack trains, In the vicinity of Camp Huaipai.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

Sheriff Behan and his deputies arc around collecting poll and other taxes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

The Emperor of China was married on the lGth of October.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Visitors.

lnson, of Fort Whipplc, and Dr. san' ntleman who has just arrived from slled at our office recently, when we
 Dr. s. is to be stationed at Camp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

Y Messrs. J. E. c. Mitchell and Ben Gardner hay
 an eye to Phoenix, as good place to start black smith and wagon works. >~
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Shut Down.

Mcssrs. Moves x Curtis have suspended opera tions at their saw mill, for this wiatcr.
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Good Cigars.

my ono thing VIC like better than !, good cigar; we therefore return
 John Rsib,c, Of the Pacific Brewery, blcndld cigars, "a sample of several .h John recently received from San
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

Lius. John G. Bourke, of General Crooks staff, arrived home yesterday morning from the East
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

Y there arltifr, f our tl4l'.r Hf httN tA0assHd Francisco
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For Phenix.

w. s. Hancock aud Mir. Smith, of Phoenix. ar- rived from Camp Hualpa recently and soon after left fer home
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

Chino Nal thetpprting sud old bscht hurt for de been hIr any tlieTu
 HoI tleIn a lng thc dcSr on- 20 tiuwU AAutrur
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

l'caleusns Jolkmar, very worthy officer Of .ee 'ilh ta's,lry, has been to Camp Mcdowell, ~ ag'} pal | now at Camp Date Creek.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
From Phenix.

t. A. Tweed. Judge of this Judicial District, Ase Judge John A. Rush, arrived in Prescott cary this week, from their homes in Salt River Valley Bo.A gentlemen arc looking hale and leariy, and sa Salt River Valley suits them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

Mr. Terry has resigned his Dcputy-shcriffship and taken position in the store Of Campbell & Buffum.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Lime.

l. K Asad now prepared to furnish our peo- iN with lme, kiln of which he has recently luruea
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
J. Golds.ein ha. returned home.

V. A. Stephens and family started for Califor- mia Friday last, intending to pass the winter there
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Removing.

sd is moving his goods from his old new one.
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From San Francisco.

G. w. Bowers, D. s. Lount, D. Hen B. Nye, arrived here recently, from {. ria the wallapai mines. Mir. Nyc the interest of E.. A. Fargo S Co, Id josbers of brandies, wines and ,g place of business Is 3l6 Front Commercial, San Francisco, Califor- @ Is a pleasant, whole-soulcd gentle.
 l,ousc he represents Is one Of the a t reliable on the Coast.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
Thanks.

,u,s. rdis, Collector of Internal Revenue,
 ct izona, will please accept our thanks ccnt ors.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16
THE INDEPENDENT

Associated Order cf Cnrk brains yugariy known the Temperance Legon arc ia . bsT They say that shey ca. save hunirrls fn the ''desp daaaflaa af their ssAinr sH t were ts thing. Bui kn thai
 Alax vBcscsy wvuld ksd her ory piuIonS and s r~see fnliy On their hanners- Goeweys Bins Grass Wnsky the rnus sf m ssir eva n s shs ef We He svii.--Ssn Trusctsce Ssrs L<ffsy.
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Weather.

The universal article continues dry and plasant
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Creditors. Estate of STEPHEN CoNNEI.I. Decd

Nesir~ is hereby given by the undersigned. Adnsnis traisr uf the er,e of stephen Conneil decease the er-iii"rs "f and all prrs having claiins against the said deceas~d o exhibit them with the necc<sary ers within one year fsn dAe If ths notice my o1cr tn Phsrnix NasseaTe ooan;y. A. T. Dated ai Phernix. Sovenbff 2. ls12
 V F. GRIFFIN Public Adminissrssos fnr Narcora county. 4. T.
 novldS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

General Crook started to so to Camp Hualpal carly this week.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-11-16

Prescott Is growing in colored population.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07
p,.be., Man In the Would.

The Khedive of Egypt is probably
the richest man 10 the world. MS
YEARLY income is $500 $1,000, and he
has twenty five richly furnished palaces
within the walls Of Cairo. He is vastly
more progressive than the Sultan the
Turkish master; is rapidly extending
his 5ominions, building railroads ana
msking commercial Improvements ana
viii Ultimately become independent OF
Turkish domination. He Is at present
MAXIM arrangements for the connecn3o
Of a railroad up the Nile TO pous'ia'
and thence across the desert TO Loudsn.
which country he will make one u
his Own provinces. 1t has been re-
marked OF him that the N1cceroy'
mon anv thrcue in Europe, would ne
the greatest monarch Of the age. lie
is rot only prince, but a merchant 8
90 n;ralist a statesman aud a cultlvator.
He sleeps only four hours out ot.twentv-
,orr and at his desk centre his rail-
roads, steamship lines, telegrs Ohs, postal
service, private estates, sugar. mills, cot
ton culture, army navy and civil service
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07

ern mixed and 65tc for sail do, and &c
for yellow. Oats quiet and unchanged
at 38@43c for black western; 42C943fc
for new mixed western; I47@4Stc for
old do 4l@47c for State and 44(99oc
for white, ,v1rr-r-v y.'rgr.g
! PROVISIONS Pork market i dull
at$15 35@15 so for new mess and sl5 %
for prime mess. Beef is dull and heavy
at 81 00@S so for plain mess and IS 5O
@l0 90 for extra mess. Beef hams
quiet at $50 %. Tierce beef nominal
at sl37 GOALS 90 for prime mess and
SIT o0@l9 90 for India do. Cut meats
quiet and steady at l349l43c for hams
and TIC for shoulders. Middles are
quiet and firm atS3@Ssc for long clear.
Lard quiet at Ss@Ssc for No. l to
prime steam, and sc for kettle rem
dered
COTTON-Ou spot opens dull and in
buyers favor at l9c for low middling,
and 1871 Tor middling uplands.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at 1876 for
crude and 268c for refined.
TALLOW-Steady at 9@9 Bloc;
stearine quiet at l0@l0fc.
WHISKY-Quiet at 95&c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07
new York Market.
New YORK, November =

NEW OK, November y.
FLOUR-Quiet and steady at
s. 9OG6 81 tor superhne State; - OoC9
: 10 for ezra State; s. l5Gi y for
choice do; s. soar S. for fsucy do; - 20
M6 so for superfne, western; 81 OOI9
: 10 tor common 10 medium extra west
ere: s. 90 for choice do; s. goa
Q 10 for common to choice white wheat
western extra; 81 LOAF 80 tor common
to good shipping brands extra round
honp Ohio: s. 4a69 80 tor trade brands;
: 256S 50 or common to lair extra st.
Louis, and s. 55@ll 90 TOR good 10
choice do. Southern -four e quiet snd
pnchanged at s. 2569 30 or common
10 fair extra and 50 5j6l2 90 tor good
10 choice do. Rye -four quiet and
steady at 81 5095 -. Corn meal
steady.
GRAIN-Whes: heavy and lower al
81 5Oal 81 for No. , spring; 81 CLIO
! GO for No. l DO 81 GOAL 6s for
winter red western; 81 seal % for
ember western, and 81 1892 % for white
do, Rye is quiet, nominal and I'M
changed at sc Tor old western IN store
Barley quiet. Barley malt quiet Corn
iover ST 64lG65c for steamer west
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 6.
FLOUR-Quiet, steady and I'M
changed. a.
GRAIN-Wheat 2GJ4c lower No. .
spring at 81 O5!@l 06B seller Novem-
Der; 81 05S61 062 seller December;
closing at 81 054 cash or seller Novem.
Der. Corn quiet and prices fell 8@4c;
sales OF No 2at 314@32c cash or seller
November; 3O5@304c seller December.
Oats quiet and prices have receded fc;
No. sold at 20l@2lc cash, closing at
the Inside. Rye easy; No. = at 55!c.
Barley weak; sales of No. 2 at 500
colo. closing at sole
PROVISIONS-Quiet; no change.
Mess pork at sl4 90 abs o. cash.
HOGS-Closed dull and easy at 81 45
"a 70
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet and un-
changed at So 50@6 SO Tor Texan steers
to good working oxen
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-07
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November b.
COTTON-Steadv at lie. Shipments
1877 bales; stock 264
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GROCERIES, Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged; winter
at 81 42@1 SIS Corr firm; eound
mixed ear at 43c; shelled at 44@45c
Oats at 27M3Oe Rye dull and un-
changed Barley in tair demand; prime
to choice at $4,000.
HOGS Ste1dy at 81 2O94 IS. Re.
ceips 1894 heed.
OIL-L'nseed at SEC.
PROVISIONS-Very dull. Mess
pork nominal. Green meals, nothing
doing; shoulders at 3I@54. Bulk
meats, nothing doing. Bacon qniet at
l16llic. Lard; city kettle at sc.
WHISKY-Steady at 90c.