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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30

III appears also hon ih1 report III
sAAe oady, is member of the Council
prom the 9Th Ward, fact which we have
pot before announced
The official bond OF H. F. Feeney, clerk
elect, was received and accepted, and the
path prescribed in the Code was admins.
Fered.
The official bond of R. W. Harding, CITY
Treasurer elect, was received and accent
- Nlso the bond of Henry SHARP, Stree,
Cont 5ssioart.
At this point Mayor Sweeney appeared
j AID stated that the Is. branch OF the
Council had right to pass upon the bonds
jass accepted, the powers being concur.
rent All that had been done would there.
'ore have 70 be done ever.
NJ CIay,or inquired Of Mayor Sweeney
IL the city clerk vas not required to take
tie oath to support the recognized Gov.
sransaI of Virginia, Mayor S weensy said
certainly
The President Mr., Mo,risoO) said that
that oath had not been administered to the
Clerk elect, Mr.. Fecney. Only the oath
prescribed by the Code had been admins
tered.
The Mayor then distinctly stated tina. all
officers of the city must take the ou.h pre-.
scribed by the June convention.
On motion OfNr. Clayton, the and branch
proceeded to the election of permanent
e.. President
Mr.. Shalcross nominated Mr.. S. Brady.
There being no other nominations, Mr.,
Brady was declared elected.
A message from tho 6rst branch, by Mr..
Lamb, announced the passage of a resolu-
ton proposing the appointment of Joint
Committee to report upon plan for the
proper Organization of the Councils and
the convenient transaction of their BUSH
ness.
On motion of Mr.. Bickel, the resolution
wascoucurred IN, and Messrs. Blckel, Shall
cross, Hoffman, Gets aud Hull were ap-
pointed on the part of the second branch.
Mr.. Clayton called the attention of the
Council to the fact that the Clerk elect,
had not taken the oath prescribed by the
June convention.
Mr.. Buchanan said he saw nothing in the
law which required the Clerk to take the
oath. He was not State officer.
MF. Clayton said he saw a disposition 10
shun the oath prescribed by the convent
ion. The last Clerk took the oath and the
present one must do it.
Mr.. Buchanan said if the law required
the Clerk to take the oath he would not OBJ
jecs, but he didn't biIieve the Law required
The Psesiden. (Mr. MorrisOn) stated that
Mr., Feeney the clerk elect had no objection
to taking the oath.
90 motion of Mr.. Hughes, the oath was
therefore administered aud the temporary
excitement subsidized.
On motion of Mr.. Bickel it was resolved
THAT when the End branch adjourus it be
to meet on Tuesday evening next at Z
O'clock"
On motion of Mr.. ShalIcross a committee
OF one from each Ward was appointed to
distribute coal to tho poor and the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed
AsSsrs. Hughes Franzheim, Bsyha, Clay
10Y, Warehouse, Mcclellan and Bickel.
Adjourned. ts1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATRD
THROAT If allowed to progress, results In serIou,
pulmonary aud Bronchial affections, ort0ntimes In.
curNble. -
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCaES
reach directly the Affected part aud give almost In
slant relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and CA4ARRg
'hey are bonefcinl The good effects resulting from
inc use Of the TrocheS, and their extended use has
caused them to be coUntOrfeItod he sure 10 qua I'd
against worthless limitations. 0BrAIx only the 0snv
me brO'U"s bronchial 2rOchss which have pror,1
their efficacy by test of many years PuBIIc spar
Lhs and slSoERs should use the Trochos. Military
oicerH aud Soldiers who overtax the voice and nr.
exposed to Sudden changes should have thon. Sold
everywhere at 90 cents per box. iun27-am
az DRAKE'S PLANTATION BurRRs,
E"F sale 10y REED L KRAFT.
&s-ArER's cuERRT PEoroRAL,
Por sale by RRpnLRp
RS-lIlrNsrREErs IIArR COLoplSa AND Rus4O,Ayr,r
' '''e ny REED 4 KRAFT.
As-AlL or Dig. JArNEs' FAMILY MrDrcrv,,
E0F SAFE " REED KRAFT.
RS-DHAKE's PLANTATION DG1rrRs,
TOT Sls "y REED &KRAFT.
Iss hOsTETTER's sTONAcH BrrrrRs,
foF sale by REED& KRAFT.
Gs0-LrNOsEr's Bloom sEARcuxN,
For sale by REED KRAFT.
S-DRAKE'sPLASrAsroS Br1rrRs,
FOR sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
E1-MRs. wISsLov's soOrurso s1lup,
f'F sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
RS-DAAKE's PLANTATION Br11rRs,
tOF SAFE Oy REED 4 KRAFT,
No 81 Main street, Centre wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30

Ea~THE ClTY COUNCIL AND THE OATH OF
MISUNDERSTANDING afternoon, will
be seen by the proceedings elsewhere,
the new City Council met at the Council
Chamber. Tho members of the second
branch were sworn in and assumed the oath
prescribed by the code, Mayor Sweeney
having stated that the law did not REQUIRE
the members of council to take the oath to
support the reOrganized government as
they were not officers of the city. Mayor
Sweeney was understood to say that he
had consulted with the Governor and At
tOrney. General upon the subject, and that
both of these officials entertained the oDin-
ion he had expressed.
We have since referred to the law ON this
subject, and find that the original ordi-
nance for the reorganization OF the State
provides tina, call officers of the city and
municipal corporations" shall take an oath
to support the restored Government, Of Vir.
gaia Hal It Is the decided opinion Of Al.
ioFney General wheat that Conneiirp.p az.
officers Of The cts jest "a much az The
Mayor The act Of Assembly passed Fss.
Faary llih, ls5t fsys I.sttastf, tb,t
taaH-i'-ivu OF corporations sbau t,k,
'aa .ti 1sta sal Frar taaf % sst f44-
80 err s5sIi Tssi.aat l tb- i.tssas-.
tF tst lsvs ssasI
ne 5.efets8a as a .a-4
e.. rr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30

WAsHrNGroE, Jan. 29.-The report of the
House proceedings left off at O'Clock this
morning, after which Mr.. Potter said that
in view of the condition of the country, he
deemed it his duty to characterize the dila-
tory proceedings of this House as dis.
graceful.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30
Boiler ExnIoeion

NEw YORK, Jan. ga frightful boiler
explosion took place yesterday morning at
the Ratchet aud Edge tools manufactory,
of Ohas. A. Hart, New Jersey. The boiler
was driven through three buildings and
across two vacant lots. Five men were
Killed and three injured. The building in
which the boiler was located was entirely
destroyed. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30
Emancipation in Miasonri

ST. Louis, Jau. 2s-A large and enthu-
siasttc meeting was held tonight in the
Turner's Hall to rAtify the Presidents
Emancipation Proclamation. Speeches
were made aud resolutions adopted approy-
ing of the z resident's action.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30

p9- To TAX PArrRs.-Mr. oar, collector
ofGoNernmenttAIes gives notice in another
part nf this paper that the monthly returns
OF manufacturers and others are now due
and payable at his Office. None but United
States money is received.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30
Sowing Machines
THE
Shipping and Commercial List
new YORK PRICE CURRENT

DuDIISHED OK WEDNESDAY AND sATI;p-
York City, ' '''e''' view
contains ship News, Foreign aud Domestic.
importationS, Foreign and Coastwi,e,
tail. ~ '"'''"' ''''' III Hc-
Wa 49,, itom IStrlsn Forts 10 this country.
&c, &c. 's''N HNP''N
= List Of all Nessvis d. Port
inll aui accurate PTlus CuTT,Et u IL. N.y VI
Nartvt, rCluaiHs ihr how arttrI. "a pYFtlDItis ~
ln ~ t'' Hs'u- ant .uer than .,u BE- i5lIri s..,-
hes1H Table, ~ .u.r. CaHr-. vis..-. y....
ta .H.as tHH IrsHHa uH-f g. .a.ss. .....l".
Wv '.h as ttH g..4-F sH...t
-sta .t sF=rHz
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30

R9-THH river was falling yesterday with
about twenty feet water in tue channel
Nothing worthy of note was going on about
the landing
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30

hD-SENT UP.-John simmons a one
armed man was arrested yesterday by OIL.
Ger ScFoggins for disorder!y conduct in the
street and was sent jail by Aid. Robert.
son.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30
MIDDLINGS, SHORTS AND bran.

TUST RECEIVED, aud for sale, at the LOWEST
$50 tons FINE HEAVY MInDLINGS, made from,
the best Family Flour, and unusually rich,
$50 tons BRAN AND SHORTS, mixed-welI worth
the attention of all who are DESTROYS Of economical
feeding during tho winter.
All of the above Feed Is in good sacks, ready for
shipment, by Pryor FROST
jams Nos. 81 and % Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30

b9~THE Guttschalk concert last night
drew a crowded house. Every seat in the
hall was occupied. The famous pianist
fully met the expectations of all, and Car
'o''a ratu sastaiu-l her world wide repn-
ta'ton as the lve,tr sougstress of all the
operate birds
The concer. was great success in every
respect.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30
L-E-.T-G
D-C-H-B
What does I, all mean ?

What does It all mean2
Jast THE aud nothing more
That every officer aud soldier Ia the ar.
Hy-rysfy lady aud gentleman ,ha, take,
Ajo"rnev. OF that Iiay. a hoss-,hoss no
have sh'iirsH 10 take esrs OF, a. veil a,
ih7a' who e1e svldss enough to care Tor
bone sartti 1hsmas,y-. all these par,ls,
tat " rest RI msnEin4 ie general
Et9F iF tlaess5Yss srh
i-'RiAAs EssgNrE JAMAICA GiyaEg
ass
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30

TOE central ka'TF0NG 8fTdsF7 - "a s. sssF4ss
sail round in that vicinity with perfect ease.
The water is now considered at or near it.
hight, as it is rising but slowly, and blu,
little apprehension is felt of its breaking
over the levee iu,o the city of GAINESVILLE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30
LYONS KATHA1RoN

nus delightful article for preserving aud GcaaT.7T
ns the human hair ia again put up by the original
I'"hf'e'or an Is now made with the sans care KIN
""a attention, which first created its immeus, ana
HnIreseisnte'i sales OF one million bottle. an.
n'''y II i stil sold at IS cent? In large lo,ts-
'"' million bottles can easily be sold in a year when
" - again kroNn that the Ka,ialrOa O.. u5toplv ~.
'''' d"ishhel hair dressing 10 the urit. bat tt.
u ''''"''' u ~ salF 9i saurf,nl duulur. s.- tI.
'''',s' 'iaa iaauriaHt srasth. ant Frsy.ui,i t
'aF7'E' gray. r '-- are ,.r.ri.-,r. ZOE. ,--r-l,
Hs Esih'ir7a DE- bs,a o.. - 60 svsr
,a'H aHa e. safaai@l b. =1 As
~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30
FLOWS, FLOWS, FLOWS.

6IOR THE SPRING OF 1868. PRYOR FROST
would call the attention OF Farmers and Dealers
to their very extensive stock OF of Patent and Cen
ter Levers, Iron and Wood Stocked Hill Sides Gem
ter DEaught, and Steel Mould Board PIows, Of all
stz3, both right and left hand. Among them will
DO found every size of the Pittsburgh Plows, our
own make of steel PloWs, Gill / Sons Stool Mould
Board Plows, the Wellsburg Pillow, and a full supply
Of lren and Wooden Double aud Single Shovel
PIows, CultiVatOrs, dc, &c.
PRYOR 4 FROST,
jams Nos. 81 and % Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30
SPIRITUALISM.

nR. L. X. COONLEY, OF Massachusetts,, closed
among the most popular Trance Lecturers Of
- nrssent time will lecture la Union Hall, Main
'Trett on Sunday next, February lst, 1865, ut two
p,Ioek, aud seven O'Clock ?. NJ.
Subject-Tho Teachings OF spiritualisin."
Admission to afternoon Lecture free. Evening
seizure 10 cents. JAMES II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30

N't A1es lsa iistaHa .ftef. 90
~ aih states Shes 5tsF satr % si8a sy-
7Ae tEaf Eula Httr es#.f f.r.
- =. ssi.ss1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30
HEIMsTREETs
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE


1T IS NOT ADxr.
But restores gray hair to its original color. by
plying the capillary tubes with natural su,tsraD,s
paired by age or disease. All instautaneOv, DIE,
are composed lunar cauEti destroying the vitality
ana beauty Of the hair, and afford of themselves no
dressing leimstreets IpImitabIe ColOrfng not ON.
y restores hair to its natural color by an easy pro-
LUXURIANT BEAUTY.
promotes its growth, prCvOnts its falling OF, erad
Gates d"ndFuff' and imparts health and ploassp;uesz
I" the head It has stood tho test of time being III,
original Hair Colorng, and is constantly increasing
IN iSVor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. hi,
sold by all respectable Dealers or can be procured b,
them OF tho commercial ageat, D. :. narnoa, aos
Dr"adTay' N. Y Two sizes, so cents and 81.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30

r,ar3 '70 '00v"V1OH IHOIE primary Importance do
There Is open to the student also a courssof
BU SINESS SOIENCE
COMPRISING Political Economy Commercial Law and
oil eminent BusinCss Men in regard to III" Tnss
eLGGds OF conducting business successfully and
Instructions in the above subjects arc in,ors,cr,
90 with naXims and inculeations tending to The
loT nv oil high character men and citizens
comprehensive and thorough as thai of any ~ Ts u,
lon ~ Colleges while the expense to the sic
i. l. ID. bogs leave to refer those to whom ho !,
" tt 70 GeG; W. Smith, Esq, to the Officers
tne oanNS IN wheeling and Bridgeport and to his
os-ISNNo. nnY2l-EmhErr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-07
N AuoHros HALL THIS AFTERNOON AND Eve

NAUGHToN HALL THIS AFTERNOON AND EVEN
ING AT t6o o'clock this afternoon and again
in the evening, Kinuey's Grand Combination
Exhibition will be open to the public at Naugh.
ton Hall. The afternoon exhibition is given
for the accommodation of ladies and children,
and Of otherS who may not find 1t convenient to
attend 10 tho evening. Such arrangements
have, however, been made that the Panorama
can be seen to quite as good advantage in the
aJtime as at night. Aud here we would Say
that nothing Can be more interesting and in.
structive to children and young persons than
these beautiful and impressive illustrations of
Scripture history. Bat lest even this splendid
panoramic exhibition should become tiresome,
it Is interspersed with song and ballad singing
by some OF the best vocalists in the country.
And not the least prominent feature Of this ad-
mirabe combination is the almost miraculous
lightning calculations of Prof, Hutchings.
Taken as whole, the exhibition combines the
curious, the entertaining and the useful in o
rare and extraurd rdnary degree.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-07

Evening and Midnight Reports.
NO more Goods TO bs shipped Yves
withoutSpecIal bells
Selling Cotton Rt MOnteroy-Affairs
I'm TaHaa

No more Goods 10 bs shipped Yves
withoutSpecIal bells
Selling Cotton Rt Monteroy-AffaiTs
I'm Texas.
New YoRK, Feb. 6.-Contraband goods hav-
Ing reached the rebels from this city through
the West, government has ordered no goods to
be shipped hence to the West without special
permission from the Custom House.
A letter to Gen. Hamilton from the United
States Consul at Monterey, says: Millions of
dollars worth Of cotton are sold there monthly,
all OF which Ia sent back TO the rebels In the
shape Of powder, lead, blankets and shoes, In
fact everything that can be used by their army.
An order Was then there for elk hundred
thousand blankets.
J. r. Bayler, says the letter, is getting up
another expedition for the invasion Of Arizona
and New Mexico, and intends to start about
January 1st.
Union men are hung In Texas on the eight
eet suspicion. A party of Germans were at.
tackled on the Rio Grande by Texan Rangers,
but got away with one wounded and the loss oi
their horses. About one thousand Union men
were on the frontier waiting for q chance to
join the Federal army.
A letter to Gen. Hamilton from the United
States Consul at MatamoFas, says there ia up
the river force of thirteen thousand Mexi-
cans, half well armed and mounted, who have
been driven from Texas, and having been joined
by few Americans, keep the frontier as far aE
San Antonio In ferment The Mexican Gen.
eral had been appealed to by the rebel com
mander at San Antonio Nothing had beer
said by the Mexican authorities to our Consul
on the subject.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-07
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York market.-Fob. @.

coTToN-Hesyy and irregular, with sales 800 bales
at e50b86c.
PL0UR-Less active and common grades SO iOc lower
Sales at ~ 3O@7 90 for extra Satel % 65@7 90 for
choice dol 90 9O@7 IS foa superhne Western; ~ 400
80 for common to medium extra Western 81 6597 IS
for extra round hoop Ohio and ~ 5000 Is for trade
brands. the mAr4et closing quiet.
WHISKY CONTINUES favoraqle to buyers at $4,000;
chiefly at the latter rate.
WHEAT ess active and l TO 90 lower. Sales OF
Milwaukee club at 81 5G@l G2h winter red western at
! 6o@l 7Oj and Chicago spring nominal at el 429
SO.
o0RN-Hsayy and about lc lower at 9399lc for
sound mixed westen e29g2c for unsound and 9sc for
white western.
0ATs-Dull at coarse.
O0RfEE-D and nominally unchanged.
6UGAR-Dull and no sales.
PORK-A shade lower, with sales at 9l4 75@Dl4 67<
for old mesg ell 5O9l375 for old and new prime; and
el5 509l7 for new prime mess.
BnER-More active at7@9o for mess 596e for prime
Sl 5Ol2 SO for aepacked mess; Sl2913 so for extra
mess. Prime mess quiet and unchanged.
Hoab-DresEedj scarcely 80 firm, with sales at Gz@
6lIc for western.
BACON BIDEg-Quiet and firm.
LARD-hodeaatively active, with sales at 1Ok@
IKE.
BUTTER--shads hrmsr at le99Oc for Ohio, and 93a
$50 for State.
oHEEsE--shade Hrmer at l99I5c for common tc
prime.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-07
FROM WASHINGTON

New YORK, Feb. 6-The Washington Star
of last evening says; Gen. Burnside, after Civ
ing evidence before the court. t.martial which
summoned him there, will 20 to Chicago,
thence to Providence, and remain till the ex-
piration Of his leave Of absence, when he will
again take the field
The same paper has rumor that Stuart'f
cavalry had made a raid in the vicinity of AGO
tink Bridge, gobbling up a Federal regiment
there. The Star regards il as untrue.
A Washington dispatch states that it 10 be
lieved some measures will be adopted by Con
gress to prevent further speculation in specie
and the consequent depreciation Of GoverDmen
currency.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-07

ATHENEUM The teiiy spectacle Of the Seven
Sisters, nOE being performed at the Atheneum,
IL a acsne OF tho rstest euOhautnedt aud most
brilliant mechanical ,tfeUts ever before wit
Dessed in lhia city Iudeed Se question whe.h
o. in the history Vi ,ho stage such cOmbina-
Iion Of glittering colOting has ever been pro
duced, l. possesses slt the attraction awarded
to it bg the Eastern press, aud far exceeds the
anticipation OF the audience. We advice all who
wish to b. amused At the drolleIy OF Mrs Pluto
who with her seven rebelliOus daughters leave
their abode il {" Hades " aud 70 to Earth on @
"sprse," to visit tho Athsneum, and behold the
triumph in science aud art, which 1t may not be
their good fortune again to have an oppoItunitJ
of witnessing, Nj .bs Seven Sisters will remain
but lev nighs longer
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-07
Candidate for Mayor.

The undersigned Is o candidate for Mayor Of
this city. Circumstances, combined with aoloi-
tations from numerous citizens. induce me to
offer myself as candidate for that office, at
the ensuing Spring election, subject TO the Dem
ocratic Convention. l therefore invoke the
warm aud generous support OF my old friends,
who have so often cheered me on in my bust.
ness for over thirty years. They know how
suitable would be the capacity; how deserved
the honors Of the station, and with what care
and fidelity would discharge the trust reposed
in me. Respectfully,
@. W, KENT, Sr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-07
THIRrx-sEvENTa CONGRESS-
Third Session.

lconclusion OF Thursdays Senate ceilings
Mr.. Carlile thought it not expedient to give
such power to the President.
Mr.. Sherman was surprised at the opposition
to this bill. We had arrived at condition
when We could not fill up the army with volun.
teers, and the question was how should We fill
up the army2 Every nation had some kind Of
conscription law, and Congress had the power
to raise armies.
Mr.. Doollttle said no had decision Of the
supreme court. Justice Washington laid down
the rule that distinction was to be made be-
tween person called into the service and one
who was actually employed. But he further
said that perhaps Il was better that Congress
should have declared that the time when man
was In service might date from the time ht
was drafted, or when the order was given Il
the Governor; but Justice Story, who was from
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-07

/" Thou shalt not steal" ia an axiom which
no ens disputes, but which very many evade,
aud seem quite willing to forge! its teachings
UGse,upGl.us persons have, aud are It'll, imita
ting Herrick Aliens Gold Metal Saieratus,
" . make mantion of this fac! to put all per-
sous, sho van ,be hest asticle, ca their guard.
Gnd ou6 advice to huy no other, ss that, in
oGI jadsnsOt II TIE Uhly aItcle ihat should
enter tue stomach rl aug one VINO cares fol-
health or good Bread or Biscuit. Mos! Of our Gro
Gers have i, Tor sale. Tue depjt ID ll2 Lib
ertY Street, New York
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-07
Cincinnati market.-Feb. &


YL0UR-The market opened Arm, but closed rather
quiet, though holders were not disposed to make any
concessions Good supernne was held at $685. but buy
al &c l5S rs for ,upsrns sc a5s IS for extra; and
90 4096 so for family.
WHIsKY-Firm market and good demand at 5O95OH
MESS PosK-TSsGs there was no inquiry but it /, held
city.
BULK MEATs-Dull and offered freely and rather
pressngly at Az and 70 here, and TO 40 at points
In the Interior 80 hhds shouldessold at 4c delivered
in the country.
LARD-Held firmly, with fair demand. Sales of
O0 tcs at 9x9Ic for county and lOc for city nclud
Ing 200 tcs delivered at Indianapolis at 9kc, City
not be bought at less than Oc 800 cS head gut sold
at9 In the country. City Is held at okc.
HAMb-Bulki are In demand at SIC, but are held
at &c.
GRooERIES-.The snow storm nterfered with business
to some extent and there not much done therefore,
prlcegsre unchsngedand firm
bUGAR-l2k@l3hc.
O0BFBE-3iCD33Xc
M0LAeBES-53955c.
during the past three days, and at present having
much bought as they can take Of and the demand
from the interior milers and shippers being light the
market was dull but prices did not undergo any change
We quote prime red at 81 2e9l 30 prime Ohio or In
diana white at e 800 IS, and prime to choIse Kentucky
white at 81 359la. Tha only ssles reported were:
500 bush good red and white at 2 200 do ohoce red
/ at 81 3Oi and $50 do prime do at el2
OORN-The demand continues good-rather in excess
OF the supply-and the market rules firm at full prices
We quote and sheled at Csc In bulk. Sheled 10 In
good request from parties having Government contracts
and 73c Is freely offered sacks included but holders
| firm and refuse to sell at less than 75c.
OATS-There Is an improvep demand with only moder
ate offerings and prices advanced 10 per bush and the
tendency at the close still upward. We quote then
| at 63c In bulk, aud 73c including sacks.
RYE-There was better demand and prices are high
closing steady at 81 O99l 10 for prime samples
rival. $50 bush sold at 81 90 in bulk.
BARLEY-We havs no change to notice In the markat