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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-25
A Freedmen's Bureau Superlntend-
ent Convicted OF Fraud.

LOUISVILLE, January. 24-The court
martial in the case OF Maj. Benz. Runkle,
late Superintendent Of the Freedmen's
Bureau in Kentucky, on trial for charges
OF fraud against tho colored soldiers and
other similar allegations, found guilty
and sentenced him to be cashiered, and
pay fine of $1,000 and be imprisoned
ior four years, and in case the fine Is not
paid at the expiration Of the term Of i'm.
prisonment, another four years is to be
added. Runkls was Brigadier General,
and was placed on the retired list with
the rank Of Major.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-25
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW York, January 24.-HolIman s
EEeiEles Eatles Oriental brewery, in East Fifty.
about $4,000.
a telegram from Hong Kong, was re-
SelVed q yesterday at the Office Of the Paci.
uc A9lI Steamship Company here, an.
HouneinG that the steamer Alaska Is
"Vetdue at that port three days in vow
Sge Of eight from Yokohama. The news
uAa ~. caused considerable excitement hero,
VompNuy's stock. - '"'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-25
German EmigratLon and tho Remedy.

BERLIN, January 24.-In the House OF
Deputies questions were asked touching
emigration and tho measures the govern
eminent had taken TO prevent 1t. Tho
Minister OF the Interior replied that 1t
was impossible to restrict the change Of
domicil. What was wanted was en-
lightened and judicious legislation which
would make those who now think Q!
emigrating value their country above all
others. Emigration could be counter
acted by elGvating and improving the
condition OF tho people at home. This
was what the government was aiming at,
and by this means 1t hopes to check tho
tide oil emigration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-25
Knnnna scnatorial Election. .

ST. LOUIS, January ga special to
the Democrat from Topeka, says the pros.
poets for the election Of Pomeroy to the
Senate are Frightening. Judge Cove 1t
is reported will withdraw from the race
in favor OF Governor Harvey, In which
case Pomeroy's election Is claimed as Ger.
tain, many Pomeroy men preierring him
to Harvey. 1t Is also said Logan will
withdraw, and iihe docs the LeaVenworth
delegation. will go for Pomeroy.
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RIVER NEWS.

C1NCNNATr, January 94.-The Ice In
the river Is getting thinner.
PrrTsBURaH, January 94-The river
continues to recede slowly; z feet 0 inches
in the channel. Reports state that the
river is falling at the head waters. The
Esperasa will probably depart tomorrow.
Efforts are being made to raise the sunken
steamer Petrolia. A heavy snow storm
prevailed during the forenoon.
CINCINNATI, January 24-RiVer 2 feet
8 inches and falling. Arrived-Chas,
Bodman and Chas. B. Church, from New
Orleans; ]. H. Baum, from Memphis, and
Exchange, from Pittsburgh. Weather
cloudy and cold.
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The U. P. railroad Investigation.

WASHINGTON, January 24-The Will
son Investigation Committee to-day were
in secret session for several hours. At
two o'clock the examination Of y. Ames
was resumed. He testified that the sum
of $12S, 900 was set apart Tor special legal
expenses; had not the least idea how the
money was used; never heard that any
member of Congress ever received any OF
tho money; was never in Washington
while legislation was pending on the sub.
ject of the Union Pacific Railroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-25
TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
i WHEELING. "f
Jacob B. UEghes
John +. Thompson and George ~
uIhhnsd

The underti 9ncd, CommI Isioner in ChsncGry
OF said Court, hereby gives notice that In puHu
Auce OF Q decree made and entered 10 the above
ent!tled cause by sAid Court on the 26th cay OF
November 1879, no will, a. his oGlce on the north.
OGst corner Of Fourth and Monroe strGG'G, In the
city Of Wheeling. Yves. Virginia, on tho 18th
day OF Fobrlary, 1873, commencing Ut 10 O'Clock
A. n, proceed 10 take state, Eettl0 and report TO
said Court an account Of all and every the
late co-partHerahip dealings and transactions
Of tho plaintiff and defendants AiOrefald, under
until the time OF the expiration OF said eo.part.
nership; OF the partncrGLip debts and Of the
amount due to tho Eaid firm. II any, by each
member thereof, or duo by Id h,m 70 any
momEer thereof, or due on 1nAl Statement Of
the partnership affairs by any member or MON.
bCr5 thereoEt to any other member or members
thereof by reason Of or arisiug ont Of any trans.
actions Of or with said partnership; and that he
will further, at the came time and place, inquire
into aud report any other matter dee ued pert.
mont ny himself, or which may be required by
any Of tho parties; and II his proceedings AIore
said shall not bO completed on the said 18th day
Of February, 1873 the same will be adjourned
from tIme 70 time until tho PAme shall 90 COM
pleied. And nStlce Is hereby given TO all cIedl.
tors Of said 1rm Of Hughes, Thompson q hio-
berd that the affairs Of said partnership arc being
settled and wound up under direction OF said
Court, and that they Sro required TO present and
prove their claims before me, on OF before the
18th day OF Februlry, 1873, IS peremptoTy day,
at my ONCE Aforesaid 10 tho city Of Wheeling,
West Va. GIBSON L. CRAN&BR,
Commissioner IN ChAncery Of tho Municipal
Court OF Wheeling.
CALDWELL q CALDWELL, Soils for CompNt.
Ial3-M
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Foster, the Car Hook Murderer Re-
Rpnfenced.

NEW York, January 24.-Foster, the
car hook murderer, was to-day resen.
fenced to bo hung on tho 18th Of March
next.
Foster, in response to tho question
whether he had anything to say why SEN
tence should not be pronounced on him,
replied: u did not intend to kill him. "
When the death sentence was pronounced
no hour was designated for the execution.
Some present expressed tho opinion that
this omission was an error Of great i'm
portanco to the prisoner.
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The RusaIan QuestLon 10 Asla.

ST. PATERsBURoH, January 24.-The
official Gd:ettc,ln an article on the khivan
question, expresses surprise at the atll-
tudG assumed by the Eaglish press with
regard to the Russian movements in Cen
trail Asia The Gazette says that negotia.
tions between Russia aud Great Britain
on this question have all along been con
Quoted in friendly spirit on both sides.
The object which Russia has In view Is
to render peace in Central Asis more
secure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-25

New CASTLE, January 24,-Blll Den
mis-, colored, who was convicted Of an
outrage on one Mary Thompson, 10
March last, was executed at noon to-day.
He went to tho gallows singing hymn,
lie said few words to the Sheriff In o
low tone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-25
New York Constitutional Convel.
Oinn

ALBANY, January 24.-In the Constitu-
tIonai Convention today n report was
made fixing tho gubernatorial term at
three years, and requiring him to be
thirty years Of age. II also provides that
o.Ihtrds Of all the members elected to
each house shall be necessary to pass a
bill over veto. An amendment was
offered making FREQ schools constitu.
tiopRl provision,
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HAvRE DEGRAcE, January PA
family oil nine persons have just been
rescued from Kennes Island, opposite this
place, where they had been driven from
their home by flood. They were nearly
dead from exposure. The damage al.
ready caused BY the flood amounts to
$4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-25

NEW YoRK, January 24-The Tribune
expresses Its anxiety ut the probability
Of Tweed's escaping adequate punish
ment, because Of the bad manner In
which the case Is managed. Connolly,
ex.Comptroll0r, is expected to be wit
ness next Monday.
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Wcalhcr Rcport.
WA4 uEPAkI4klNIN
UFPICH or THE CHITP sIGAAL OYPIoBn,
D. c., January 2i.-I90 P. X.


For the middle States, o rising baromO.
ter, falling temperature, nor.herly to
westerly winds, and clear and clearing
weather, accompanied by light snow
over the northern portion.
From the southern States east Of the
Mississippi river to Lake Eric, rising ba-
rometer and lower temperature.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, January 24.-The Consul
will soon appoint o now Captain General
OF Cuba. One thousand men will sail
from Cadz to-day, to reinforce the
troops now on that island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-25
WASHINGTON.
THE LouprANA ELECTION.

WASHINGTON, January 24-The Sen.
ate Committee on Elections this morning
owing to tho absence OF witnesses, post
poned tho examination concerning the
Presidential and Senatorial elections in
Louisiana until Monday, and then went
into secret session to discuss the question
whether the decision Of tho Supreme
Court Of Louisiana yesterday does not
preclude them from inquiry as to the
legal status Of the present State govern
ment.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD INTEREST DUES.
The Senate to-day discussed the gener.
al appropriation bill, during which an
amendment was offered providing that
the Government withhold payments for
freight to the railroads which failed to
pay the interest due the United States
upon their bonds. The House adopted
Hoar's report, and then debated the
Naval appropriation bill.
Sergeant alarms Ordway and two Of
his clerks, and L. L. Crounse, were also
examined by Mr.. Poland's Credit Mobi.
lier Committee.
ACTS APPROVED.
The President to-day approved the fol-
lowing acts OF Congress: An act to abol-
ish the grades Of Admiral and Vice Ad-
miral In the navy; an act to provide for
the erection Of public buildings at Nash
vile; an act transferring the control of
certain territorial penitentiaries to the
several territories in which the same are
located; an act to fix the time for holding
the annual session Of the Supreme Court
OF the United States.
The proposition to take o careful and
census OF all the Indian
tribes and bands Of the United States and
territories during the present year, which
has been embodied in the bill intro.
duced by Representative Scofeld, and
referred to tho Committee on Indian
Affairs, meets withSthe concurrence Of a
large majority of the members of Con-
gress, and is regared as long needed
measure.
The Champion Fire Extinguisher, man.
ufactured at Louisville, was to-day ap-
proved by the United States Board Of
Supervising Inspectors Of Steamers, for
use on all steam vessels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24

r Smith H. W. Bishop Mrs. Bishop, Ms' Asde Bishop 'onn
s6R IIyHRpOOI,-Ts seopshtp Hay Nov 22-Wm Bat
Rev, Wn. Ryan Charles icin anu VIC
iosenh j. Un Mira Street miss Matte Boyd Mrs Jana Mel
isr Mater Keller Cushing the Rev G. Wlsn LEOPOLD
Howe Fncis Azewcod Miss Cahanne Farley Thomas u Droa
FOR IIvRRPOOr-Ia steamship CSfs Of Paris Nov 22-L W
wife g. W Bennett L. Aokley A. Ia
crosby John richards wife J. j. OMshony W H. See william
Patterson Gushing d. Couch, Ingh Mesn Aug Bern
stein Crabtee Miss B. Ahop George hhner freueeA
NevlL
wHeen H. Pillow w. COOKE, Geo Fuller, j. ogen aud wiie
Miss May c. Reynolds L. Smith, WIFE daughter two children,
Mumord W H. Miller j. Hopper wife lie Sur Lecounrer
framiyis NJ Eakdur Obsjss Nn Ring w. Keller H. Daily VIM
T. Wall and wife Mrs Johr e. Rowland Mis- ~ A. Gray Mrs Meln
Geo pondeton, Geo ID. Dryer VIM NJ Scott W. G. Alber'
" DAYTON Mrs Cha r. Gilbert and children and mald
John Robinson NJ Martin VIM. Andrews Joseph khen Miss r.
Heard g. VaR Horn Barbour ard wife James Cden Charles
Augustus Schricb L. Heard Mis- Dean Ms = L. Hayes a Dt
and WIFE T. Msen. J. Tenseu. n Dh Mrs O. wooster me- L.
Wooster r. G. Bsydon Mrs Louisa Auderson John Cncey Gun
wife. NJ Gilmore J. W Gilbert William poWa NJ Anoeson 'on"
McGrath. McIntye and child. Mrs. G. Cooke. %
FOR SAVANKAH-TH steamship Montgomery NOV EN-
u MouCerd J. CLARK Young homss D. NOR
Qtn Ms A. STARK Miss Goodwin w H. stark and Two er's.
Mrs W H. Stalk Lucia r. X Houghoo ard two serv9hn Ut
Ahch Mr. Peekhan Mcintosh Pat Lacey Nagenas a.
Caney I'd Nolan lyon Andrew HAYES, WIN Ath ~ ~
Grav Lillian. j. Bbs VIM Carrau James Pavef FAtek a
Pc son p Coean. j. Coleman yohn Bennett jas Ns l. 1
pe.er 0ti Mr. Harris child Miss Mary Gilbert MIA r. ~
Gilbert MiSs Lula b. Gilbert Miss g. r. Merrill Mrs bsd VI h.ek
Ell IA Th0s Hall j. Ryan, Pat Bvsf NJ Smh NoIson
Welsh r. Murphy j. Willis Geo Alderman, D. T. CAfAe hoOer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
CIVIL NOTES.

Charles +. w. KOelher, Frederick Koelher,
Arson G. T. Dodge, W. jay Hunt samuel scholheld' ana
George Kohl we're adiudged involuntary bankrupts last
eek and Rlicnae Conner died petition III voluntary
bankruptcy. =.
Wilson Crosby, an assignee of sundry credi-
tors Of the NewYork Utica and ogdensburgh Railroad
company TO the amount Of s5s2 49, has brouoht action
against Francis Norris stakeholder OF the road, for
recovery OF the mentioned. IN the City Court,
Brooklyn before Judge Nelson The answer is denial
OF personal responsibility.
Some months ago, in the City Court of
Brooklyn Miss Roxcelena Holman recovered $4,000 dam
ages from Mr. Earle for alleged breach OF promise OF
marriage The money was paid to plaintiffs counsel
several SINCE and there Is dispute between
the lady and lawyer Mr. Birdsal in reference 10
division OF the amount lie claiming II IS said the larger
portion. Miss Holman has engaged other counsel
In the Marine Court, Special Term, ln5the
action OF DOUGLAS Taylor agt The Mayor ct al. for the
recovery Sis De Judge JOachimsen has sustained the
demurrer Of the plaintiff tho Defendants answer, in
which 1t was claimed that the Court had Jurisdiction
over the CORPORATION. The Judge remarks: much OF
Che schie which has obtained in the administration
OF Tho affairs OF the city ana which has become bstoTI
cal would have been prevented, and might never nave
occurred n parties having just claims against the Cty
Of ork had that free and untramlneieu RESORT
20 an courts vlch obtains all other portions oil the
state
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DEPARTURES or FOREIGN MAiLs
MONDAY HnY- "a.

MONDAY. Nov. "a
rh0fnas, Republic ladies
p0stsge Letters sBf printed matter closed The Post
OHs al ktesmshp sails AZ NJ from Pier No a. H.
TUESDAY. Nov %.
direct BY ssAnIp Moro Castle close
Mail for double letters and printed mattel 10
sJ,ed 900 steamship ssf at IRON Pier No Is ~ Il
Mails Kingston ard Ssysn etc. b. the steamship atlas eos
steamship sails ~ ~ from Pier ke. II North RIVER
WEDsKsDAl. Nov %
nss and Liverpool th. steamship
letters pntsd natter closed the Post0nOs
stsansaiJ cab from Pier No. A6 \. r. at lOAm.
AFasaAa Closod MAJ Is .eut br this hhe
sos BuroDe Plymouth. CherbOag and Hamburg
Sesa At IL NJ. A Mai for double
sOssge letters ana prte9 aAstsI the PosOht lJO
H6VsnA direct steamship
Han Mail Tor postage Dnntet
.losea a. bs Pefoto Al ll:lo stesashp ssh
" - 49, FRIDAY Nov 2s
ssI FOR ss.suhtra g'e y, ss"f0rk Post oac. ever day
B D. n, va HsiiaI
Halifax D. closed ne NeH.YOfi PottOkce t,e,
SATURDAY.. Nov. 60.
MAI. Tor Great and Ireland via Qoeeaor Lveol nv
" s1aS Gse s ss ,D . s s Ma. for
ll;i5 Steamship sails ~ lL;3o 10. no~ White Star boeE
PAyOsis ferry. Jersey CL
Mas close IL NJ Supplementary Mall fcr dogbe possas,
ssters printed closed The PctOnce Al 1850
sseanshiD sails at o. a from foOt Of Third 81. Hs5otsn
A bread nd Mail bF hb Inc
h.s Tor FlsBes direct Hsve BY the steam dip
a. Lssreut al 10 ssAzslt 'Ais ~ L. ifo~ Iief
30 SOL -
Mai. H.'ssl sni ssrco the steamship okOp. elos:
sspDleioenlsy Mall Gr doab postage ls'lts and
ecsed closed the Yoat0ot 81 2sO steaakhD sAs
81 D. n. from Pier Ne. > ~. r. - =.
hsi. for Bermuda b. tins sb1nshp PERT oose AZ IL ~
hss tor keT West CITY Of Atin. sos al p n
s~s.sso ssih al p IRON Pier No. 20 K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
nFCrsIONs-Nov. %.

St.rfp,, Ionrt-C 64mbe7s-Barrett jim the mat
e. &c. applicant must Prcet under ihe sale In NJ mat
e. Motion DENIED. 6ioeOwh
Bc.-eIu counsel Cassidy ct al sgt sebedei-OIaef
ssiie-
SgpsrTor Court Special Term - Sedgwick, j.
Z5rk s Eau sAoasnce Of SljO granted to defendans
order entered schneider Paragon Watch Co-ILsre has
o.n no order requiring kdde deliver the specihe prop
--y eane II tAe receiver IN saeh were not 01hSed
- brrg al n Y. R. SbS); motion Denied me
Motion granted Roberts aEt johnson et A.
Orie mo rr stay, &c Bady sg DaYOrdeT decIa Summons
od receiver. KippOrder Of reference Iraey err E
aOrr yscan injunction without costs OF motion Arnold
aOrsr vscatng order OF l1h Inst iestnan
sri Dee complaint and that Psnuhs
s,raly with $40 cost Of notion buchanan ag Fnh
Beao a C1 Porter gt Parmley Heres Nernam, ssrobs
40 D,.z .zl An. Submarine CO.-Orlers granted
Common Pleas-Spec0I Term--LarrcmOre, j.
~ orf C0Tg Haxort6 Buok-Motons granted Reed sGt
In the matter, &c MosherAppheA
ao- r.t-rd. ScIl.it a. SchEeer-A rgument ordered
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of the Commonwealth. since suspended, are as fol

The hanks hold to-day about S2,OO0,0OO legal
tenders in excess Of the weekly average as 1t APP
pears in the above table There Is said to be
growing indisposiion among many OF ,the strong
hanks to accept and adopt the report OF the Clear
inc house Committee of Nine without material mod
iticaton Of some Of its important provisions. The
objection most strongly urged against the plan OF
the Committee is that it authorizes the Clearing
house to determine matters which of right shondnot
come under IT'S control at all, but which rest
with the individual banks, such for instance as
whether banks shall shall not pay interest upon
the balances of certain Of their depositOrs, what
checks they may receive on deposits. and what
rates they may charge for collections, &c. One OF
the imp0rtsnt events of the week is the reduc-
ton of the rate of discount by the Bank Of
England from to 8 per cent, and IT
the reports he true that the outside
rate in London for month bills is only per cent
we may look for further reduction in the bank rate
ere long. Government bonds have been stronger
and more active during the week in sympathy with
the advance IN gold, and the firmness which they
maintain in the markets. State bonds have been
heavy and dull, while railway bonds have been hrmer
for those of undoubted soundness. The gold market
has received aid and comfort" from the Spanish
complications and the active operations Of the bull
clique. halfway shares nave iIOni u'J w
day; but as a rule prices have been very well sus-
tanned. Spectators generally inclined to
operate for short turns" and whenever an adj
vance of one OF two per cent takes place
the disposition to realize profits induces sales which
depress the market again. Then every considerable
adyance.throws upon the street more or less hypo-
thecated stocks upon which injudcious advances
were made some time ago. Until the securities so
held are DISPOSED of we hardly expect steady
and sustained rise in prices, il even then.
To-day the street was not disturbed by sensational
minors, beyond tho rather startling intelligence
from Madrid, which may have affected the price OF
gold to slight extent, but it was unequal to dis
turbing the serenity of the stock spectators,
whose operations fell far short of the average days
business for the past week or two. For the first
hour this morning prices were weak, touching lower
figures than those prevalent at the close last even
ing: but thereafter n stcader tone predominatcd,
which developed into strength upon the good
showing of the banks, the highest
prices of the day making toward the close. There
were no new features to the market, which wound
up steady. The leading shares were n. Y. Central,
Lake Shore, Rock Isand-whch commences the
PAYMENT without rebate Of interest, of the lately
declared dividend on Monday neXt-Ohios, Western
Union Telegraph and Union Pacific. The various
changes during the day are reflected in our tables
below. The opening highest, lowest, and closing
prices of active stocks sold to-day were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24

HAf-ShipDng confines demand No'
Good piping lSas2O Common DO syyas4 sss
sho .a si56 SD 6 5lea'i0 '' Long A'
NAVAL sToREs-rhe make, Spirits Tmpentnt va. q,ea
lob oanS los no%a., tOe Rsia 9nneT oa. d@ SeS
,he latter aud BOO bb oobOund Ne at 81 3d. Tar and
ois-Iasei dai and tame at $685. from cruser, hand.
Fish dull and powinay unchanged Menhadea Is quoted
33a35e. cash Lard nra but quiet at 6Jao7ac for primo
PBIaoLEuMThs market remained qSe' tod, so.
for BOB The nominal quotations. SD for December.
December March inclusive the averaging a. shipping Crude
dull LOO Rehsd he'd VI, more couhdeae boz 9ue Do not I'D.
I3 s.saay lge Naglha qus wts aeie asl1s
9c for City At Pni'depna the market was dali and prices entirely
sSe r! ,Gs hi. y week h; es ss
s. isps Of New w ana G sS, S MA s % s scs
the oe. the l as s =. ss fIpST % have
been IN setr. demand Al present prices hey
cheaper kind Of ODD and he present .hsa
Almost a, BREACHES Of brnes, industry greatly depressed tHe
sumption OF cheap .m food almost eeIiaa 70 be immense ISs
the continental Demand hence prices fail quite
low year New Prime Mess offered quite c and has
declined with sales Of Western, the sl5 and Oh Wes
sl 75 Within few days 1000 bbs NsS Cts PRIME Mess
es' Extra Pn%s n1d Sa as be Ho and o aT, -
.y nominal The demand cor New Meas for the future has been
sts4s IS sS for aS 81 25s$i so II
TsG.v The Pe market /. better and fairy sciys the demand
sl4 30 for New Mess sl 30 for New Bs Prime SO New
w W. s.r rS & Ne .. S9 &I G @ fr' s
qm the demand for Government sales $50 bhs $40
$40 % foe Plain soss 81 1918 Extra sl3efIi Ds
Packet Fierce Beet fair for the aud The
market sales 800 teN at s22 for Prime Mess $50 80
Western BNtra lndia Beef Hams y active Of so
bba S2l f22 20 for Western. and eS
se,e; sales OF 300 Picked Hams at 9aG9L l44l4 aver
1900 do 1O.dlic and 800 Fgssh Hans sag
s $50 boIe. Dry sled sboadeD seller Decem,sr at .l Bslh.s
quiet; sales Of 900 ~ 10 &c. and lOUno NJ II
Bacon better and sales - 40 NoIss
Ioss Clear 7Aa7asc for small $3.50 do half ard s
for December and January, and - for Febuar srd A
bo,es do at Chicago to-day 6 Dressed Hog, far Seaas
and the close quote 6Gbs.c Tor CIV Lsrd be's
sad 10 fair demand sales Il go bbiS AMI teS W e Ne
el6c for CITY; lllbc for Fair Prime Steam; Tor ase
delivery bear = 100 seller January S $50 tes ss
feepsg oeoI At tie close s. assed AID lSio~
hid for November.