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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-10
Tho POmerOy Investigation at Toe

pekHS
TOPEKA, February s.-The Pomeroy
Investigating Committee have been en-
gagged Tor the past two days in taking
the testimony of Senator York, who
reiterates his statement that Pomeroy
paid him $1,000, in consideration of a
promise to vote for him tor Senator. he
also says only himself, B. F. Simpson,
Col, johnson, J. Q. Horton. j. P. Peck,
and Geo. G, Crather were acquainted with
the plan Tor exposing, and that Senator
elect, Ingalls,, knew nothing of it until it
was developed. In the Joint Convention
he declined to make any direct charges OF
bribery against members Of the Legisla.
ture, but made a statement to the Com.
mittee in secret session, in which it is
understood he gave the names Of the
members whom Pomeroy said he had
bought. In referring to his intercourse
with Pomeroy, previous to the recent
Senatorial campaign, he said he went TO
Washington in January, 1879, to secure
the removal OF the land Office from Neo.
dsska to Independence, and that he Sc
sured said removal through Pomeroy, by
showing him the affidavit Of the woman
Cahon, and intimating that 1t might be
used against him in Kansas. After fin
ishing the examination Of York, tho Com.
mlttce adjourned to four o'clock Monday.
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LIVELY TIMES IN MoRMoNDoM
Alarm Over the Aggressive Policy at
. ...sr Washington.

SALT LAKE, February, s.-The oil abb
sorbing topic to-day reports the Presi-
dents so called aggressive policy towards
Utah in transferring troops to this vicinity.
The "NsVS (Mormon Organ is evidently
much alarmed and saysif the dispatch be
true those who are faint hearted would do
well to embrace the present opportunity
to get out Of the way; but those who are
determined by the help OF God to endure
it to the end, win welcome this occasion
to prove faithful though even unto death.
The EUsning Journal CGentileO says there
is terror in the camp by this indication
and q stern determination on the part OF
the President to enforce the laws in Utah.
The loyal people were never more encour-
aged and hopeful than now. tits fully ex-
pected that Congress will apply the ne
cessary Legislation this session. '1r
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Fork Packing in the West,

CHICAGO, Feb. Sth-Howard White in
OrOcelFS Commercial Bulletin today, pub.
fishes the report Of hog packing in fifteen
different states to date; varying from Jan.
10th to Feby. 9Th. The table includes
dlty points In Ohio; flity.two in Indiana;
6ity nine in Illinois; twenty-five in Iowa;
uIteen In Missouri and fourteen in Wis.
cousin, and embraces the principal pack
lng points in these states. Number
packed at these two hundred and sixty.
sx points this season 4,075, ,7S2; estimated
Total packing at same points for this sea.
500 1928 O4i against total last season
o. 4'76S914. The rate Of increase over
~ iSst seasons packing is 1893 per cent,
lae average increase In weight Is five
pounds The average yield Of lard up.
pears to have varied little from that OF
S@ yea, though the aggregate yield will
Oe greater. 5Ei eiiT5ts ~. 's 4E
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Probable Fatal Shooting AGtaY al
Columbus,

CoLUMBUs, February 0.-John Henry
Miller, o Butcher, went home last night
and found his wife very much excited,
and trying to eject from her room Ferdi.
nand Druggist, man who she declared
had attempted TO commit rape on her,
Miller coolly told the man to leave, and
after his refusal, fired, one ball taking Of.
feet in Druggest's face just under the
right eye. The surgeons are unable tc
find the ball, and Druggist will prob
AhlV die.
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RIVER NEWS.

P1rTsBuRen, February 0.-River fall
ing SLOWLY feet s inches. Weather
clear. The wind has veered around to
the northwest, and the weather has grown
colder. Mercury 18 above at 8 o'clock
The present prospects are that no more
coal will get out in the present water
No departures. Arrived-The Carrie
Brooks from Wheeling and the Granite
State from Portsmouth.
CINCINNATI, February 9.-River 35
feet and falling, Weather clear and
growing warmer. Ice from the Allegha.
ny and Muskingum expected tomorrow.
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A messenger arrived at YrekA to-day
from the Tort. Gilleue had assumed com
mRnd Of the troops there and will estSb.
lish q line Of couriars between the head
quarters and Yreka, Sunday. Col. Stone
sent out for supplies Of grain, sugar and
coffee. The troops will remain on the
defensive till results ofthe labors OF the
peace commission arc made known, and
Ia that time will consume all supplies ol
provisions in that section Of the country.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Excitement over the Breach Between
Theirs and the Committee.

excitement over the Breach between
Theirs and the Committee.
PARIS, February 9.-The final action Of
the Committee Of Thirty on the Constitu.
tional project, was wholly unexpected
1t causes excitement and uneasiness,
Rentes are fiat, and the Boulevards have
been crowded all day despite the stormy
weather, with people eagerly Discus.
sing the matter. It is hoped in official
quarters that the breach between the
President and the Committee Is not ire.
parable. The Bien Public acknowledges
the gravity Of the situation. The Jour,
nal DeS De5atS thinks the Assembly
will not accept the Recommendation Of
the Committee and will ultimately pro-
nounce in favor of President Thiers. Le.
Zebra Durte, q Senator under the empire,
and now ono Of the Directors of the Societe
Industrille, has been arrested for connec.
ton with alleged fraudulent financial
transactions. Another Director Of tho
Company has fled from the city.
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CONTRARY to the statement put out by
tho contestants to the Greeley will, that
The estate Of Mr.. Greeley is worth over
100000, the Tribune says that with the
exception Of six shares OF Tribune stock
there is scarcely dollarsvailable money
or an acre Of productive real estate be!
longing to the estate. 1t is evident that
Mr.. Greeley was not one Of the two news,
paper proprietors towhom Mr.. Jos. Stew
art gave the big pile Of railroad bonds.
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usrnUO1Ioxs 70 BDDEm AND POBTxAl7En

INSTRUCTIONS 70 BIDDERs AND PoSTNAsTEEs
Containing also conditions 10 be Incorporated In
he contracts 70 tie E1tSnt uS Department. may
dttYI proper
/. Seven minutes arc allowed to each lntoEmc-
dlate once, when not otherwise Speclaed' ioF as
sorting the malls.
g. on routes WhcFc the mode Of conveyance
admits OF It tho special agents OF tho Post once
Department, also post once blanks, mail bags,
locks and keys, arc to be conveyed without extra
.. "WGy bills" or receipts prepared BY post,
masters, OF other agents Of the Department VIII
accompany tho mails, specifying tho numbes and
destination Of the several bags, 10 be examined
by the postmRsteES, 70 insure regularity IN tue
delivery Of bags and pouches.
1. No pay will bo madO for trips not perform
cd: and for each Of such omissions, II the failure
DO occaBioned by tho fault Of tho contractor or
CARRIER, three times tho pay Of tho nip Will be
deducted. For arrivals 90 far behind time 90 70
break connection with depending mails, and not
suiiIcientiy excused, onG.iourth Of tho compen'
sStIon Tor Inc tTip Is subject 10 forfeiture, For
TOptGted delInuueneieS oil the kind heEcln spoci.
fsd, enlarged penalties, prOpoItioned to the na.
turr thereof and tho importance OF tho mail,
may DO made.
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QIkpGrteItlGeaENGss
aE1Tq or JUDGE GOOD.

q AIo, an illness 1.-TWO or three weeks
,.oa, As'e. xsjcB I'd be had nearly recovered
Wose, @ 9, Good, Judge Of the Municipal
Court Court, was suddenly taken worse SatIF, .ls
Gsv, and died about four o'clock in the
Judge Good filled a large space g esn IN me
sstsSm Of this community. He was a ma 2. ,
,ivo Of this county and had spent the !.
ma, n of his life in this city, where he had
beld several posts Of trust and honor
amopr them those Of Mayor, public = PfoS'
ssptor and Municipal Judge. he lived a
lorr honorable and upright life,an leaves
. vida circle by whom he will bo sincere 'S
ly mourned. ~
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SMALL Pox IN B4lTrMoRE.--rhe
authorities Of Baltimore ihsvs adopted
sElngent measures for tho prevention Of
ae iurther spread Of small pox in tho city.
seventy "vaecine phySiCians" have been
appointed, in AdditiOnto the ten already
" Work, aDd,an person who shall refuse
% % DO Vacclnated shall be subject to fine
q y, not less than $50 nor more than $50.
SLIsy thousand dollars have been sppro.
HnALed Tor the purpose Orkeepiug the city
y good health-tho amount to 6e appro.
pElased from the annual levy Of 1873. ( :
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Beeoher oOmiuE Wggt to Lecture,

beecheE gOmAlk @esS 10 4sSttlte'
New YoRK. February 9.-Rev. Henry
Ward Beechergocs West next week for
theiilrst time in twelve years. BE lee.
tures as follows: Harrisburg, Pa, Feb.
-ruay 18th; Pittsburgh, February 18th !
Cleveland, February 10Th; Cincinnati,
February Goth and 29d; Louisville, Feb.
ruary Esd; Indianapolis, February oath ;
St. Louis February 25th and 9Gth; Peoria,
ILL.,, February 9th; Chicago, February
2sth., and MsrchSdi Milwaukee, March
list; Toledo, Ohio; Ann Arbor, March 9th
Detroit, March 9Th Toronto, March 7th
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The Wall Street sensation about the
Western Union Telegraph stock has
abated, and spectators who are interest.
ed in bulling stock seem to have aban-
doned further effort in that direction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-10

A LUCKY IowAY EDITOR won very
nice bet on the Presidential election. A
young lady, presumed to be pretty,sgreed
TO kiss once q month for four years, It
Grant was elected, and Is keeping her
word like man. We hope for the sake Of
the editors peace Of mind that he is not
o married man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-10

In answer to innumerable inquiries
from business circles as to the exact
operation OF that portion Of the act Of
June 0, 1872 which repealed all taxes
imposed by stamps, except on bank
checks, drafts or orders, the Commis1
aIoner of Internal Revenue responds that
nO1 stamp tax is now required upon
checks, drafts, or orders, except such as
shall be drawn at sight, or on demand
upon bank, banker or trqstcompany.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-10

I,--,O OF y bidder Tor conveying INC
that have the ability pecuniarily to fulal my oh.
legation as such bidder; that tho bid 10 made In
good faith, and with the intention to enter into
contract and perform the service In case said bid
shall DO accepted and that tho signatures
OF the guArantoFB thereto arc genuine, and inst
believe the said HuRrautorS TO b0 pecuniArlly
responsible for and able to pay all damage9 the
United States shall eufer by reason o. my milling
70 perform my obligations Is such bidder.
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those PEoPLE who are given to
S,.ssSmlng OF misfortunes which come
SOe' y; must be unpleasant people to have
a.. a. Amily. A Portland woman lately
SSsSamed Of attending the funeral Of heI
OS9y who was then in excellent health,
oug Hu2 lew days after the child drooped
,O Sul uied, and all the details oIthe funeral
He Sete exactly like those Of the dream
S.a SsS could hardly feel that his life was
S"N.soe Suse with such q woman about the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-10

TEE White House was crowded with
visitors Saturday morning, many strangers
calling to pay their respects 10 the Presi.
dent The Secretary Of the Treasury had
an Interview with the President, also
Senator's Spencer, Lewis, Buckingham,
Robertson, Chandler, Corbet and Senator
Flanagan Of Texas, with Judge Coldwell
oithst state, ex.collector Murphy Of New
York. and Generals Sherman and Sheri.
dan, tho latter accompanied by General
PorSYthe and Col. McFeely, OF his staff.
Representatives NegIey, Bufinton and
Butler also had interviews with the
President, and Mrs. VIM Read, Mrs. Geo.
y. Read and Mrs. II. T. Dixon called on
him to present an application for the
appointment OF Geo. B Read, son Of VIM.
Read, formerly Of the u s. A., 10 a Lieu
tenancy in tho army. Ex.Gov. Lyon, Of
ldShOacalled and presented the President,
In the name Of certain citizens Of that
territory, with an elegant two.blade pen
knife, the handle Of which is made Of
gold found in that territory.
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NUUUOH W0WNH VE WVV' NSUIT'
HARRISBURG, Pa, February, 8.-Gov,
Gsary returned yesterday from a trip to
the Wyoming Valley, in apparently good
health. He came down to breakfast this
morning and while conversing pleasantly
with his family his head dropped on his
breast and he died instantly. he was
forty.fve years Of age, and has been in
public life for a quarter Of a century.
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Guardnhd.

Tho undersigned, residing At -, State Of
-. undertake that, II the foregoing bid for car
tho Postmaster General, tho bidder will. prior 70
the lSt June 1878, enter Into tho required Obli-
CATION, or contract, to perform the servteo pro-
posed, with good and sueicient eureitleI
This tOs do, understanding dlSaneuv aN oblL9a-
lions and Ha6t!itl1 GSSGHtd BY 0tGrdHtors.
nAfOH
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The Eptzootlc In California,

SAN FRANCIsco, February, s.-The ep.
izootic has made its appearance amongst
the horses at Sacramento. Cases oi the
disease are clearly defined.
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TnE difficulty Of learning the truth
concerning any public man in Washing
ton ls illustrated by the case Of Senator
Pomeroy. One half the correspondents
Say he Is detained at home in Washing
ton in consequence Of injuries received
by railroad accident whilc on his way
from Kansas. The other. correspondents
declare that the only accident that befell
him occurred in the Kansas State.house,
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SENATOR suMEER's HEALTH has i'm.
proved so much within the last few days
thatihiS complete recovery Is regarded aa
probable,
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Sworn 70 and .nb'cri1Sd b before ReM, \ ~ for
and in testimony thereof hercunto subscribe
my nSmO and AiiE my Official seal the day and
NoTESW6en tho oath Is taken before a Jus.
tlcc OF tho peace, the certificate Of the clerk Of
a court Of record shall be added, under his real
Of Office, that tho person who administered tho
oath is duly qualified justice OF tho pOacO.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS RBPoRT,
Exclusively to tho IntoIll gencer.
Sudden Death Of Gov. Geary.

By tho Western Union Line.
06lco Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe BtS)
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A long dispatch comes from Boston
concerning the result Of the examination
by Judge Wilson into the financial affairs
Of the Union Pacific railroad. The main
points of itare that the credit morbiIier
earned nearly forty.three millions Of dol
lars through the Ames, Hoxie and Davis
contract Tor tho building Of the road. 4
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ErnAenM.

The undersigned, postmaster t., State OF
-, cortiAes, UNDER HIS OATH or oFFIcl, that
he Il acquainted with the above guRrAntorB, and
knows them to bO men Of property, and able 70
make good their guarantee; and that bidder and
guarantorl are above the ago Of 81 years.
Bid, Of as 900 and upvardS must b Geconpdn.
I'D 6V etrANtd cheek, or drqJt, on S0UIe SolUent
national 61n&, equal 10 pr oeytlID on hS pres.
Ent annual pay on tie route; or In e1ts Qf HelO
SSrvlcS, not leSi than pr esntum Of 0ne ysdF'S
pay proposed IN 6Id-(Seett0n S6S, Act Qf JEnS 3,
1874.
The Postmaster must not Eign the certificate
until the tum OF the bid 10 inserted and tho bid
and guarantee signed by all the parties, and
dated.
OGG required BY 6eetlon 24G Of Aetof ConoreIE,
GpproUtd JIR6 8, 1872, 10 Be Gtlred 20 each DID
for carrying hS natl, and 10 b. taken 6gfOFs an
o6le6r qualified to ddEniniStGT 0GthS.
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Roposd!,

po po1cS 10 convey he mails OF t6o United states,
from July l, 1878, to June 80, 1873, on route No
=, between - and -, under the Rdyer-
tIsement Of the Postmaster General, dated De-
curity" C1W Of June 8, 1879, for the annual slm
OF - dollars.
ThIs pToposdI u mddt uith full knot0ltage er
hS dLStdneS Of Gt Tout6 tho tCSigk Of the mail 10
b. carried, and al other pGrttcutdTs In T.fdTtnee
10 hS FoUtS and gtTvles; and, dlto, after ear.fu!
ed 10 Advertisement Of mail SsTpies; and Of the
provISl0NS oontGIRSd IN he Ges Of Cong,GsS q
JuR68, 1879. --, Bsddtf.
nakaa -
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WEST VIRGINIA.

AlhO RFnb Wiuheld To Scott DeDot mllee And
rSa 1I1a.Id ~ 'eS J.I,w WGSH a1c,pt anpdsva.,9n
1Ss;,So \, Sc0tt HsnSt ~ SS6 n m.
III" sSoIt nsnot SSiIy eTcspt Sunday Al
AHsS I'M SSS: sS.' OV'' N@i''' '->''F' S~AN"' -
f,s.p S.GV - 5CtraoI5 h,Enm
,.o, ALIe 4 a. a. ! n.,U - StvSI.niio ,t,o and
SsOA EL0m "a tsn n1n ILL.,. ,Haai, N4''0 "N'
oGeA; nIit IteS S,a slTS srra.JsS rhrr.d,, and
LeGVe AZ = tI1 ~ On Anu'SuSy' ~"
EAU oGSutGAS y Tai,S,,,IEo 81 SsiGT = ~, M mn.
TIsNS HS tT.II.S'iIlo IVnS:dS1P Vr,r,al.v and
rStyrSSv ~ y M. Ir'sH"'' AN@''N''' @''>'
AErISo a. s>SL RIM hv snpm
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%'eH RTSHl NS1,. "a q SSnd E6IFs T,ttIS SSndS m
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sfye 9t hSnSWHa T. Wa5nosSayy SSH SSSy ~ ~ m M
LrrIvo a. W"Iton II nov, a1 SSv Nv 10 m ~ ''''
aono H.n,, pS,hhnrs Nv PIcSa rdsnnViiIe and
SSVS EIV% TSncS'S MIL N rnoISsbHToh o. miles
IA bsS,t t,vicS a 1IHsI - - '-'A'''
TSHNa S'bonS NV n, ,N,Js1 and ErId.v NJ
N'N'O 1'' ''
PM
A1ivo A. ArnoldSoureh wednesday ana
Saturday ~ ~ q n; ,r,u,., 49,, r.,,.,
Leave ArnoldsDuFRh TutBuay anu fEIuAy
Et6am;
Arrive at Rath6one same G9ys atS p m
1894 From valley Head, oy WeDsIGF " H.
wOleh GlAdes, and BesyeEE, Mills (9, O,
70 NIGnOiIs a1a " H. ." Hl4'ee "u" O"NA'
Leave Valley Head Tuesday st Gam;
ArrlVe o. WCbster " ~. Dy nj
Leave Webster 9. II: Wednesday at O. mi
Arrive at NICHOLAS y u: by p N;
Leave Nicholas Y. Il. Ihprs1Ay st 6Rm;
Arrive a. WebeteE = y. II; py ? n;
I,rIvo AZ VsIIaS II Head hv Sn M 49,
1t1n. VS a. ESsy ;HSf,ySd nS aIso tSSepIr Al vohster
omIttJnS VSIisX HeSi
AooS 1SD,, n, IS,rCI-nnnn6 hv HInlcIc'S Mills IN ~
S''' rTsIhottISs 1t"-a Il ~ and WIiH0tbIs
storo N a = ~ ReIiSoton SG niieS and
SscE SG;ca n SyeSt
TnSSo nTrsNpnOn Srnos5av and FrIdav Mt
~ N.
AS,ivo a. Ro,Iretor hr rn.nm.
1oHvS RsiinotoS WeS1ssdav and saturdav
49, N.
ASriSo a. 't,rcb,rro, hyRpm
Aans Tsorn NonSoHS hv uiIhIsFs IuIs IN ny
1"'V STSi,on's n = Ssnd nnnFei'a IN ~ "i ~
T.oni,I,S On S,iIoS STJ bSc~ orco a 20 w5o1oir
Leave MousSSS Mo1dSy At nm:
Arrive at franklin next day by lam;
Leave franklin Tuesday at I y m;
Arrive at Ao9se's next DAY by u M
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United States Mails.
WEST VIRGINIA.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT., |
WdaLin0tOn. December /, 1872. (

VlGllDngE0nl UtceINOeF I, 4SIS.
DROPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED
at the Contract oficc Of this Department
until p. m. OF March 8, 1919 for conveying the
malls or the United States from July !, 1873, to
June 30, 1875, in the State Of West Virginia, on
the routes and by the schedules Of departures
and arrivals herein specified.
Decisions announced on or before March 20, 1873.
[Bldasrs GsOvld 6samIas ears'LlIy the forms, and
lnStrtLctiORS dlAered. Sc lllpj T9uiTin1 eeTtl.
i'd ektek or draft tOIA 6tds o $500 and
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March TO- 1873
eept sss bales Exports Great rItain sOaa to the
Continent, l,lOo Sales, 800 Stock, 7o'4ss
Cotton easier; good ordinary. Tjac. low middinss,
gross Great sap TO the
Continsn lo29s coastwise, lo sales. LOO; lasteve
oGns1y an snd afinns s Hs bss
Exports cosssw.s' lib Sales 800. Stock, sSio '''
SAVANNAH. March TO- 1873
s':s AZ; Tssa' $ssaes laSS;
Cotton duh and lower middiinss isjic Net receipts,
2s5 bales Exports coaswise Iis2 sales. Co., Stock,
Shirt. ., ,,,0.n,Sv ss, &c. ss %. as
ssdw din c cnS srS Tsr
rlstr steady and . .. ssss I;sS Sb;s at
sEpF Ss Ssl
%5ass d ssS a Hsrs s
yss 1ss:S co., to SS'sS S
l2 81: si do oats 7otsl doi barley, soss de-; rye,
!: wSs 8 Pss ws.ss Js as s% 3
e.
sR's aSns'a track
Barley steady; sales bushels st%i. il
Canada at sc. 81 No 2western at @c. 95c four
rowed state, 95c; Rye malt nominal at &c. Other
articles unchanged.
CHICAGO March 10. 1873
Flour firm and In fair demand, mainly for low grades;
sales Of superhnc Spring at s. 10 - 50; extra spring,
500 Wheat dull and unsettled sales OF No. Spring
stsi zc' No. do, 81 zih cash 81 z2A seller, April;
tien Corn steady at sa,sc ssc for No 2mixed cash
rejected, 2s1sc. z9c: Oats steady at 26<c |sc Tor
no y; rejected &c 24c, according to location.
q 7oc &c for No Fall sscoTTdng to LEGATION
unchaneedi an advance asked but none established.
PORK nominally Slt Is S4 70 CASH sales at So 62f,
seller May Lard steady; sales at So, cash. and seller
April; s. o. seller May. Bulk meats steady sales Of
short RIB mddlcs at cash. nc, seller April c,
seller May all loose Sc for shoulders packed. Bacon
gnotaple at &c Tor shouders SIC for ciear rib sides;
- 60 Whiskey dull and nominal; SC bid sste asked;
500 do. corn, 49, 900 do oats 20O do rye and 1900 do
barley. - shipments-l3oD0 bbls -four, 1000 bushels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-11
HAVANA MARKETN

S. HAVANA, Marchd 1873
purchases Of magnitude cannot be at the auota.
S q, stock ~ warehouses q HayNna and Matsnxas
and Matanzas 1900 boxes 5000 hhds exported during
bids INCLUDING 1000 boxes and ZOO hhSs United
sIrobe Mo-: Is e 20 s. ny lsA reals Fer arroSe
M0jass: steady aascovado ssssr.drocsry grades,
$l6 70 per cwt butter steady; superior American
SO 90 per quntal; Goshen, 3Sl $50 per quinta.
Flour heavy American az 3 Sls Ham:5A%;sIs.G ~
weak; ieg: SIG Is SIC %; IN Tins sal isK ga
siSs white :e "a as.sy 1, 4; a., Az
quiet at ~ reals per gallon. Empty hogsheads hrm At
So Lumber active white pine, $40 $S per NJ; pitch
pine, $SS $4l per NJ Shocks dull; box IL l2 reals
sugar hogshead "a 20 reals mOlasses hogshead Z6
reals. Naval stores In demand. HOops-Long shaved
easier at $50 sos per NJ Freights frner per box OF
sugar loading at Havana ports on the North coast
OF Cuba for the United States - Is; per hogshead OF
sugar from ports the North coast for the United
States So So hogshead Of molasses loading ct
Havana Tor the United States, s. 50; per hogs
head OF moasses from ports the North coast for the
United StatesS3 81 to Falmouth and ordersl2s ass
Exchange hrmer; on United States to-day, in cur
rency, In per cent premiums short sight, IAN 10
per cent premium; sixty days sight In gold 70 2O1
cent premium; short sight 3s 80 per cent premium;
on London, 4SH n per cent premium; on Paris 26h
per cent premium.