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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-20
wELISBURG.


General and Mrs. Duval entertained a
large number Of their friends at their
spacious residence on Thursday evening,
the0ccasiou being the reception Of their
son, Mr. Walter X. Duval and bride. The
elegant parloB Of the Generals residence
were handsomely aud tnsteiuly decorated
with natural flowers aud evergreens. In
the centre Of the parlor hung a beautiful
arch Of eyergteens, from the keystone OF
which was suspended large horseshoe
composed OF evergreens trimmed with
natural flowers. Under this arch the
happy couple stood and received the host
OF friends gathered there, all Of whom
wished them all the peace, comfort and
10y there Is In store for mortals here be
low. After some time had been spent In
pleasant conversation the guests were
summoned TO the dining rooms where
awaited them such q repGst RS. Is seldom
looked upon, II ever surpassed. The
gathering will be long remembered as q
happy one lnthe experience Of those par.
tlCipatng.
Among the ladies tollettes noticed As the
most prominent was that Of the BRIDES
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MARTINS PERRY.
Preparations for ChrIstnlas Fc.tIyttI,

Preparations for ChrIstn.as Pe.ti,tt,>
Personal Matters and Local e., -
The sunday-school room "a ~, P'
Chr,oh Il holna roUs,S vi me ~ E.
".,u''u % De'nS tep0deled on a plan that
will add greatly 10 its convenience and
attractions for prayer meetipy and Surdo.
school nurnosos A..aass'-. "Au S4uu"y
-. ~ ~ "i'anse'nshn are also
e'"H i"aue 70 improve other portions Of
tho church. Il ia, is,expected that all the i'm.
proyements will be- completod hv ,ha a.. H.
of,next month Tho .sm" ,,t. sue utSs ,,
' - ,.', ' 4"o S1'ne Onurch Will
give 4 ohristmaS Concert on Christmas
eve. Judging from what we know Of the
programme, Il will be an attractive .g.;.
The chr,ch ,v;II ha Lo.n.,,''m.N 'e , "Aa','
lDS 80 .tu'Sa w WI % oeausiuily decorated.
a large Uhristmas tree will occupy the
center, with two smaller ones on either
ade' These trees will contain presents
Ior me children Of the. SlndAy.school.
u Is aiso me Intention to invite those who
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handsome bordeaux silk trimmed will
striped velvet and point lace, half ar
ranged In puts, caught with cluster q
Tea Fosebuds, making q charming effect
Mn. s. Q. hamilton, Of Bellaire, Wild
brocaded silk with point lace; Mts. Gen,
Duval, black silk with lace; Miss AnnIe
Duval, cream Colored bunting and satin
Misses Mary Paxton and Nina Applegate,
pale blue broCaded silk; Miss AmeliI
Paxton, black Hilk and velvet; Miss Annie
Beall bordeaux velvet AndSllk with white
lace bertha; Miss Stella Moore, black Rros
grain silk and satin; Mrs. Zack Jacob,
blue and pearl brocaded silk Mrs. Ben
Harvey, bordeaux cloth; MrS. VIM. II.
Iarr, black silk aud velvet Miss Julia A.
List, ot Wheeling, cream colored bunting
and light blue silk; Miss Daisy Crothers,
cream coloIed bunting and light blue
broeaded velvet; Miss Matte Paxton,
bordeaux ailk; Misses Hattie and Sue
Jacob, black gros grain silk withwhlte lace
hchusi Miss Ida Moore, dark blue
silk Mn. Col. Crothers, black grOs grain
silk and velvet, with point face; Mrs,
". A.:Mackey, black silk and velvet, with
elegant while lace hchu; Mn. II. G..
Tayler, black grOs grain silk, trimmed with
lace and Iel; Mrs. Sam GiSt, dark blue
brocaded silk; Miss Carrie Rose, Allegheny
City, black silk and satin Miss Fannie
Iarr, pale and dark blue silk; MB. Alice
Barclay, white laTletan; Mis- Amelia Mel.
son. Wheeling, black silk; Miss Mary
Roberts, Wheeling, black silk and velvet;
Miss Jennie Ray, black silk and grenadine,
with bows Of bordeaux satin; Miss Mary
caldwell, dark blue silk; Ms. Heber List,
Wheeling, elegant black silk and striped
ielvet; and Mrs. Dr.. ]. N. Cooper, black
'ilk and velvet. There were many other
bright and elegant tollettes Too numerous
or description. The gentlemen were all at.
ired In conventional black, q. b. O.
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A VIrEIniA Negro, Guilty OF brutal
MuFLeF, HRnret Yesterday.

A VIrEInIA Negro, Guilty OF brutal
MurIer. Hanged Yesterday.
New YoRx, December ia special TO
the Ttlegrum from Petersburg, Va, says
the negro Frank Baker was hanged 10.
day at Sussex County Court House, Tor
the murder OF Henrietta Shands and her
infant child, near Stony Point Station, on
the night Of August l. Only the Sheriff,
assistants, doctors aud representatives oil
the press were present at the execution.
Baker passed IN uneasy night, but was
perfectly calm this morning when be was
told to- prepare himself for the scatfold.
When the moose was placed round his
neck hetrembled a little, but recovering
himself, muttered q few words Of prayer,
als limbs moved eOnvulsively for q min,
ute alter the drop fell. In about ten min.
utes the doctos pronounced him dead.
The crime tor which Baker was hanged
was an extremely brutal one. He attack.
cd his victim at her home aud almost
chopped her head of with an axe; thl
child he buried alive. 4
The coloTed people Of this district NerC
greatly inc6nSed against the prisoner, and
At one time there was talk Of lynchinV
him
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New York.

NEw IORK, December l9.-Cotton dull al
u 2s'lUc; futures weak. Flour dull; recelptS
y, 900 barrels; Supertine SAts and western
- "6a5SO; common 10 good extra 50 lOatj 5s
good 70 choice IS SOaG %: white wheat extrR
g 6OaO 50; extEa Ohio 81 IS: 81, Louis IS Oh: ::
Minnesota patent pruccs 81 26aO 90. Wheat
active and II shade higher; receipts y. .0GYl
bushels; unKrahed spring 81 20Al a6, N0. !
spring 81 30al 80; No. 2 SpriNR nonilr-,: :,
q 4Sal IS: ungraded red 81 GlIl - ~. ~ q ~ ~
81 SShal 50; No. | do q 65p. n ,,.,ll mo. IH9
ISUS5 aU,5Ir y 81; e., Sn ii ai Si; No.
~ S'lOes .oIs0 ~ y eS5 ~ graded white 81 IS; No
SaHS SoS - bushels at 81 Sal IS: No, 3
EaI 4ber, sales 81, 900 bushels at 81 65kR
"a; january, sales $4,000 bushels al
81 5I1fal 69X; February, sales 3GS, 900 bush.
els at 81 OOESaI 0lN. Rye quiet Corn dull
receipts 5000 bushels; tlnEradcd tIlRBSc
NO. ., 6la6l Hc: steamer g. <AfS5c No. q GS Nc
In store; No. 2, December 8tL<AGtIzc; Janun.
ry 6l9SA6lAc. OAts, quiet; receipts 5000
bushels; western mixed 40a5lc; white wet.
ern 4Oa62c Hay firm at 0OaB5c. Hons dull
and unchanged. Coffee quiet aud steady,
Sugar frm; [air 10 good irfining 7Ska73Ic,
Tallnw steady at6NGKc.. Rosin nominally
unchanged Turpenunc quiet but firm al IIc,
Eggs quiet; western l6a22c. Pork, mes
Sl2 95Il2 so. Beef quiet and unchanged
Cut meatsQuiet; long clear middlcs &c; siIOr,
clear Ike Lard unsettled; prime steam
Hf2H. Butter quiet and steady; western
l4a2sc. Cheese quiet at SaI2Xc. Whisky
quiet at 81 10. .....
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AUGUSTA, Me-, December l0.-The In.
diguation meeting tonight was attended
by an immensS crowd, delegations being
present from various parts Of the State.
Granite Hall, where the meeting was held
could not accommodate the multitude, Ex.
Governor Counor presided. Resolutions
were adopted denounciug the action Of
the Governor and Council, and Senator
Blaine then made an address, reviewing
the situation in detail, which was received
with great enthusiasm. .s..
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oEANDERRy SrNMIE.. Deeember 10.

Special Dl,paEA to the GntslllGcheer: II III
Sheriff Ford, Of Preston county, arrived
here at noon to-day and reports that at
about 3 o'clock this morning, two motor
ious characters named John Skinner and
Jack Shepperd, confined in the Jail at
KingYood on a charge OF burglary at
Rowlesburg, made their escape, and that
he had tracked them to this place. Not
being found here, 1t Is supposed that they
boarded an early freight train bound west,
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LOUISVILLE, December l9.-Hon. h. E,
Little, an ex.promInent lawyer, politician
and ex.member Of the Legislature, was
shot and killed by his brother.ln.Iaw,
James II. Arnold. Little received four
shots and died in few minutes. The
men quArroIed over land held Jointly,
Little was an elector for Greeley and Brown
in 1872, being then "a years old, and he
distinguished himself 10 the canvass by
his clear and iorcible speeches.
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TmE MEDICAL. .anouI.s.
Atlanta Excited Over New Case Of Body
SnatehIng In the Vicinity.

Snatehing In the vicinity.
ATLANTA, GA, December lS.-Atlanta Is
greatly excited over a body snatching
sensation. VIM. johnson, a prominent
citizen Of Cobb county, twenty miles
north OF Atlanta, died and was buried last
Friday. On Saturday the grave looked SO
rough that search was made, and the body
was found to be gone. The fcrryman said
4 negro man aud a white man crossed late
Friday afternoon and inquired the way to
the cemetery, and returned late at night
In buggy, with something smelling bad.
To-day the relatives Of johnson Bwore
out Ia search warrant and the officers went
through three medical colleges here. The
professors anil students seemed much ex.
cited. Several bodies were found, but so
cut as not to be recognized. The negro
sexton OF the Atlanta Medical College was
arrested and identified as the negro who
crossed the ferry. The white man Is not
yet arrested, tiscertain Johnson's body
was brought 10 Atlanta, but it Il supposed
Il is now concealed. BODY snatching has
been frequent lately, aud public sentl.
ment Is worked up 10 high against it that
il will go hard with the parties II convicted.
The negroes here are greatly excited on
the subject. f.. an .ucn ~
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Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, December ~. Flour dull and
heavy; western Superilne IS OGa5 So; do OK,
tra S 7SaB 25; do family s. GOa7 IS. Wheat,
western dull and 10 yer; No. . western winter
red, spot and December 81 62ItaI 81; JaRu,
ary kl5IISal ok; February 81 6SHal 6SX.
Corn, western dull and easier; western mixed
spotand December, sales Of new at GOJ<aGlc
January 68kaGOc; February GOXaBOTEc
steamer Sc. Oats steady and quiet; western
whlte I6at7G; do mixed 45Al6l lfc: PennSyl,
vanla 41AiSo. Rye IuietAL 81 OCat Of. Hay
steady; prime u choice Pennsylvania $l7 q
ais % per ton. Provisions steady aud quiet,
Mess PORK $iS rs. Bulk meats, loose, nc
offerings; do packed, shoulders 6Ha7xo
Bacon. shoulders 6tc; clear rib sides sHc
Hans l0HAiIXc, Lard, refined. tiercea, sic
Butter hrn prime TO choice western packed
2Sa2sc; roll 20a24e. Eggs firm; fresh &c;
lined l6alSc. Coffee quiet; Rio Cargoes
l4Al6Kc. Sugar arm; A soft OI<c, Whisky
firm at 81 l4xAl Is.
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PHILADELPHIA, DeceIHbeI lA-flOur dull
Minnesota extra lumily, medium and fancy
% T6G7 l9f; Ohio and Indiana family, 81 80
winter patents, IS 00as 80. Rye flour steady
at $3.50. Wheat dull; western rejected 81 II;
No. . red elevator 81 5S; No. 2 rcd December
81 69lt bid, q 62Is asked; January q 6SA
bid, 81 63|S asked; February 81 6GSt bid, q 81
asked. Corn steady and In tAlr deplAud; sail
elevator, 68|fc; SAll, yellow, track, 6Ga5elSc
sall, mixed, Decemhef 6oHC bid, 66Kc asked
January 6aAc hid, 00%fc asked; February
coke hldS6lc asked, Oats dull mixed AZ n
lSHG white 6Os5lc. Whisky steady at 81 is.
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ELar LtREETT. December l9-CGrrLE-Ise-
ceips for two days 76S head Of through aud
400 head Of yard stock. The supply Tor this
weeks sales has been good, with an active
market and firm prices to the close; all sold
out There has been also several loads OF eT.
ira and prime, one load, averaging l,O8S
pounds, sold for 6c, and three OtheES, Rveag.
Ing ! 6l3 pounds at $3.50; good ranged fron
81 754b ~; medium &A4G0; common u
fair . 25a4 oO. The Salcs for the week were
3,0SS head.
Receipts for two dayspust g,595 heal;
very few selling. and the pens are full. York.
ers "a 20al 80; PhilAdelphiAs 81 6Oai Us.
sHEEr- -Recelpta for twodavs past |, 800 head;
none for Sale; market over for the week.
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PHILADELPHIA, December l0-Wool Qnlet
and urn Ohio, Pennsylvania and WeSt VIZ
sinia Xxx and above 6Oa56c; X 6raS2c
medium 65a6tc; cOape lOA62c: NAw York
Michigan, Indiana and western line IsaS0c
medium AaS6e; coaae 4SASOc washed comb.
ing and delAine SOaeOu; tub-washed 6lsCSoc:
anTashed eombing ard delaine IOaiSc ;lpulled
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IAlMA-

ToLEno, December IO.-Wheat iinusr, am.
her Michigan 81 30If; No. 9 red winter mot mt
y Soki December 81 89f; January 81 IOtS.
March 9 4s%; No. 2 Dayton and MICbIEsn
rcd NHk. Corn dull No. q ISXc JStS
quiet; No. 2, 4OHc. Clover seed, prime 6sid
a. y -; No. ., 800. Hog, held al IS 20
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NEE foRK, December i0.-BuslneS con.
unue9 moderate with commission houses and
INC lobbihG trade Is quiet. Cotton goods lesI
active but hrm and In light supply. Mems
wear wOoens are moving steadily on account
o. former orders, but the current transactions
are light FlAnnRls and blankets are in
steady request and firm.
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These aru only 4 part Of

Like ChAItcrbOE, and buy Ing them 10 lots Of iW,nty
hVv aud Nifty peh,
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AHePubIIcAn Paper Tor NEW OFIehhs.
NEw ORLEANS, December ia num-
ber Of prominent Republicans formed
themselves into body copoate, TO be
known as the MrD OHean1 Ledger Publish.
Ing Company. The object Of the aSsocia.
tion 70 to publish Republican Newspaper
inthIa city, tho iirst number 70 be Issued
on June 81, Ex-Governor Michael Hahn
was elected President Of the Board Of Dl.
recton and Editor.in.Chiei.
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NEW ORLEANS, December l9.--ColIee quiet;
Rio cargOes ordinary 10 prime lSkal7c
Sugar active, firm aud higher; Inferior ika
oAe; common TO good common 6a6xc; fair
70 iuIly iAir 6haIei prime oloica 7kA7Ec;
yellow clarified 7ARsk4C. AlolNseS steady
and demand good; common 2Sa27c; centrifugal
21aSSo; fair 3Oa32c; prime to choice 83a40c.
i.E Hlee steady; Louisiana ordinary to prime
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PlTfGbuAaM, December ia.- PEfRoLRuN =
ACtiyei crude al u lSk al PafkerS Tor SlIp,
nient; refined SXo for Philadelphia delivery.
OIL ClTY, December l0.-PETEOLEun-AIGr.
ket opened 81 ION bid advanced " 81 l1D.
declined 70 81 l2k, advanced and clio. ii Al
VI lSH old, old. Shipments $1,000 barrels ;
ATeraeihg420O0. Transactions $50, 900 barrels,
LoSDoH, December lO-pETROLIuH- Ma
I'D; refined 6kd,
AErEEAF. December l0.--.PETEOLEUN-Ile
aned 22Ht.
LtyEGEooL, December O-PErROLEuN--Rs.
hned 7a7Ikd.
NEw YoRE, December I0.-PErGoLrru-
bNo.
DALTINoAE, December 10. - PETROLEUM
Crude nominal; refined SNe.
fHlLAbELrlIIA, December l0.-PHRoLEuN.-
dull; refined SIC.
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The Now CoIored yemInary at A,,,n,n
LsfI ~. CredItors 10 the Lnr.h

EVANSVILLE, IND, December 1e.-Rumor
is rife that Charles E. Baker, Of tue
Evansville Elevator, has left for parts un.
known, leaving customers and creditors
short Of from. $Q, 900 70 $50. 900 lie Is
reported to have shipped grain stored In
his elevator, and drawing money on The
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CINCINNATI, December l0.-A very large
meeting Of citizens was held this afternoon
to make arrangements for the entertain
ment Of Southern business men who will
be invited here 10 celebrate the opening Of
the Southern Railroad some time early in
January. 1t is proposed to have from Is,
90 TO 25, 900 guests, and among the sugges.
tons for their entertainment are mon.
ster concert in Music Hall, and a banquet
at the same place on another evening,
which shall eclipse anything Of the kind
ever given in this country. Energetic
measures are taken to secure u large sum
Of money to carry out the proposed pro.
grAmme on liberal scale.
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lEOSrOS, O., December l8.-senator o and
Mrs. Lindsey Kelly gave a reception a,
their residence, this city, from 8 to .
o'clock this morning, 10 Mr. and NJ,
Jus Il; HonShell. Commondore HonSbsli
and VILE, oi Cincinnati, Capt. T. 7, John.
son and vile, Of this city, and a lave
number Of relatives and friends from GIES Eu |.
cinnat, Huntington, Catlottsbufv, Az
land, and this city, were in attendSncss ss"
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CIxciHNArI, December 19-Cotton quiet Al
l2c, Flour quiet and unchanged; family
% l0As %: fancy 81 90. Wheat arm q; q d
Al 80. Corn quiet but steady At 1ll4ae batI
quiet At o. Nc. Rye ArmAttfr. bailey dun
At 9oc. Pork dull and nominal al $lS t,o'
Lard In Sood demand Ut 81 9O1 SS NJ
Rsail aORlRAlly GnshaaESd, eis.n Ist SStS,
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ROTTERDAM, December lo.-AtrivoL-
Rotterdam, from New York.
oALcuEsTER, oxT, Observation-Disclosures
steamers can be seen from Q to 10 miles
south OF this place frozen In. Two oi
them are northern transportation boats,
which left the river yesterday bound
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Lively LunAtie.

SAco, ME., December IA lunatic
broke intothe dCpO. the Eastern railroad
last night, and although shot md wounded
by the watchman, upset the stove and
lamps, setting Ere 10 the place and him.
self. The depot and freight house burned
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Madison, 1Sp,, Decemer ls.-The trial
Of Mayor John D. Simpson, editor Of the
EUeninS Sar, iot killing wm. Howard, late
City Treasurer. which has been In pro.
greSs here since Monday morning closed
at i've o'clock this evening, resulting In q
verdict Of not guilty.
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Tho RaItimoFe Postmaster Sued by q
DISCHARGED LAdy Clark

BALTIMORE, December 19.-Miry A.
Murray, who was removed Monday from
a position as clerk In the postofIlce has
brought suit against Postmaster Tyler,
claiming 10000 damages for assault.
Miss Murray was q principal witness
against the postmaster In the recent In
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We arslndsbted to MIS-. II. Woodward
Tor a specimen Of New River, West Va,
iron ore. MF. ". has recently visited that
region and looked into the character oI itS
ores. The specimen left with Us iS said
to Analyle over Us per cent Of metallic
iron, and looks very itch. II Is thought
TO DO a superior steel ore. 1t looks ike
the red oxides Of Lake Superior, but is
called magnetic ore.
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Flearo-Paeumonia In New Hampshire.
ooScoRn. December l9.-Pleuro.pneu.
moniA having broken out among the cat
tie at Haverhill, this State, Governor Head
called ameettng Of Council and appointed
acommlttee 70 act al once, aS they deem Il
necessary 70 arrest the spread ot The
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GAIoAeo. December la.-Ths DroVsn' Jour.
nal reports:
HoeS-R -Receipb 1900 head; shipments
1900 head packing liieless; choice heavy
" lOA 10; light n coal 20. Buring the after.
noon specnlators bought good many mixed
a. lOA 2S, and the feeling was more conf
OAErrI-Reeelpts 1880 head: shipments
2oOO head market active and strong; com.
mon 70 choice $20Oa6 ": good cattle are plenty;
butchers steady at s. OOaS 2S; feeders and
StockerS y 4OaS 50.
and steady.
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Nevs OrIean. COTTON nInrLeI

hEW ORLEANS, December l9.-CottOn oplst.
middling ike; low do III Nc; good onlIpary;
il%c. Net receipts 8,G92 bales; gross. ;g7S
bales, Exports TO Great britain lIT bales
continent b,S99 bales; cORStwiSe 2Oii 6aIea'
sales, 600 bales. Stock, 90, ,9Ol bales,
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demand good and tending upwards, should.
en- ~ %; sides " 10. Hams 1a7IIC. WIiSEv
active but lower al 81 OS. butter nmisi |,
choice Western Reserve extra 2be; phn,s az
9oa2Se prime CentrAl Ohio 9Oa22c, IInsced
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LONDON, December l0.-AIter the CabI.
net Council to-day, the authorities Of the
War Office held q meeting, lASting several
hours, ior thu purpose Of considering the
advisAbility Of sending roiniorremeats 70
AiHhanistGu, : : - :
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CtEotNSATr, December 10. - Hogs 0ulet
and hrmi common - GSaI 90; Light q 0Ss
! 2O; packing 81 2Oa4 20: butclless' 81 SOa
%; Receipts $500 head; shipments i6S