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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
Commercial.
CORRECTED pAILYsY
s.. III A M I L l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER.
100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets.
DAILY cara CRY ovv,cx,
ksoxrK June -. 81.

DAILY Carr CRY ovv,nE
ksoErK June -. 81.
PRODUCE AND PROvIsIONs,
Receipts OF Produce have been very light ana In
consequence we have had an inactive msrket. Corn
10 In demand q, 30 cents for shipping. while for home
use Il 10 bought ~ little love, ngars Abestsr feel
ins prevails In Oats and Rye and our outside ssurss
are reslixed IN most cases.
FLoUk-supsrnLs - 20; sprin wheat extra.
81 Pail Wheat KxtrR - 20.
CORN MEAL-75cassc 100 rs.
BRAN ANDsBoRTs--To0s7ss . l0oAs.
SHIP sTUPY--soc.
CORN-2s to 3ice bush
aAkLEY-7se 10 o. 10.
wHEAT-Pan ooo0si %; Spring 7oa Use p .u.
RYk-<SE4sc
OATS-<6 10 zoe,
PoTAToEs-so to roc. Retail q ase
BUTrER-se to loc; retail I9s to i3s.
RGGs-7g7he
CHICkEHs-sl rs to q so.
LARD-s2 To.
BACoN-shoaiders. Bel Hams Aye sidssA
0NIoNS-ei IS.
WHlTEBEANs-Common To good I 80 TO et 7k
Prime Navy sa2s2 so.-Firm.
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Baltimore. June Is.

The Frederick train has arrived safely.
The city is occupied by Federal troops
There are no signs Of rebels anywhere
near there.
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SURVEYORS OFFICE.
kcekuh, Iowa, NAY e, 1883,

keokuh, Iowa, Nay &c, 1850.
foTiCE.-To all persons having guns, rsvoivsrs
pistols, OF mutations Of var Of any hind sale are
ordered not TO soil dispose Of tho without ars
obtaining p~rmn nom the underslsned by order Of
The special Agent of tho Treasury Department, All
persons vioisus this order will liable to have sach
FOODS oonnsestsd for ths the of The
United states JOHN sTANNUs.
nay7c-dif Surveyor and Cotlsetsr
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ny TELEsaAPsl
Now York Market.
New York June q
Flosr-Duli, irregular, 6zios tower Sales ., Ss 20
Gs6 S. for kxsra State; o 3oGs5 % X. no
whsst-opened nrm, closed duh and dropping sslss
Al 81 Fssi IS for spring; 81 ss1si ~ Miwaukss
GLIB; 81 &2ssi - Tor Winter Red.
Corn-hesvy. and lie lower. Sales at s4a7set.
oats--T5179.
Pork-Pirm. I'll IS for old msss go 254Sio Is
for old snd new prime.
lArd--stesdy. S4ste.
Buef-DuM.
Whissy-Pirm. sbc.
orocsriss--Quist
Mar rELEsRAPn.l
stock Market.
Nov Ysrk, Jane -.
6tocks-Mors active and better.
Gold-Ciosing 1881.
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Ga OCEHIES.

Sugars ara held Arm a our quotations, and ~ soon
a. new stock somss to hand, will be sold higher
Coffee 10 without change. Riee has slightly improved
Fish arm At the late advances.
SUGAR - Nee Orleans fair iias; prime ~
shoice i3t; New York, @, lac; New York, A, Isis
sYushe and powderedIst,
moLAsSEs - Belehsr's Sugar House Tse; 6el-
AsnsyupeH04sc-verys scarce; sorEus 10 COS.
coFPEE-Rfc saoaAe; lava ~; Lssayrs -
RICk-Msioc.
Soda 10 6e.
soAP-Paim sts Family Go. German ZEE.
cANDLEs-staTI7t 20 10; Summer Pressed iatDi4e
TEAs-YounE Hysep, 81 io1oi lsi inpsrisI, o. %
eel 80, Black, 75c1eI 20.
ToBAOCo.-Dsrt swset, >se to Sc; Medium prsnds
80 to Use; Gold and Natural Leaf soc 10 Si 10.
NAlLs-Bsst Brands es es 70 q ~, rates.
GLAss-exio City % 50, rates.
CORDAGE-isc W lAc-
-FIsH-So. Maoksre1, bbls. Ga 90 to sls -
Nc do do eli 90 70 0ta %
No. do hifbbh % 90 70 Ss rs.
No.2 do do o. 90 10 o. aD
Hi bbh. No. White Fish DC 50 70 esTs
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rIsH-No. Maoh.rsi, bbis. 81. 90 tie sls -
No. Do slfe0n sssS IS.
Mlfbbis. No. whit. Fish &c 50 70 ss7,
sUNDRIEs.
LEATHER-soie 3ode IS ,Harnes,3s043.
HIpBs-pry FiintIaic; Dry sai,ed TO- Irubby hsn
price green etsi green sheep pelts iocol IS;
green hog skinsi Use.
HAY-Tmoshy o. to $40, bsisd sIa eoash
Prairie s5 oo8s %.
sgkDs-Timoihy 81 10 10; Flax sssd. sSNsa;
nominal.
FEATHERs-3044s pc.
PRuiT-Dried Apples sts7ie per ,. Dried Peach
o. u 10 l0ie. Rsisinsss ooses Is.
cHEEsE-Denmarf IN to f7gc,
BEEF CArTLR-at0so gross.
sHkEP-sa s00soo Shsaa.
wooL-Clesn Tubwsshcd, Sc 10 Csc; UnwAshsd
one third less.
sALT-Laks 81 ooos3to
oILs-coal OIL, 50 TO 3Se, retail 60. Linseed OIL,
u aoasi IS. Lard OIL, Soc TO 81 ooi PisA OIL ~ 10
10 o. 20.
BEKswAx-30 10 se-
PAT HoGs-ss soto - rs nett.
RAGs--Wooien n ooston DC.
oLDtRoN-ie ,. Brsss lee y . Copper
lie ~.
ExoRAHeE.-0p New YORK " psres nt .bankahls
FUNDS; Philadelphia, boston and oineipustI n per
cent. St. Louis and Chicago u Per cent, Bold S0c
to 32c buyi ing.
: DRY GOODS.
Dealers firm under al Improved feeling In east
cru markets
sHEETINGs-26 to soc.
DRILLs-26 TO 37Ss.
PRiNTs-A to Use.
DELAiNS--92 TO a7e
GINGHAMS-2I 70 s2c.
CHADWICK h COATS sPooL-si %.
sKEIN THREAD-sl 10 to si TO-
FARMERS MECH CAsslMKgE--<s to sse.
skIaT BRAIp-50o 10 81 90.
CORSET JEANS 90 TO 26c
DENlMs-ao 10 27ic
TICRlNG-est In AKe
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miscellaneous.

REMEMBERED AND MouRNED'-lor
,rorv man who falls in battle some one
,gourus. For every man who dies IN
Lasnital wards, ana OF whom no note is
made. some one mourns, For the hum
lres, soldier shot Oh picket, and of whose
humble exit from the stage of life little is
tbou,nr some one mourns. Nor this alone
For svory soldier disabled, for every one
who loses an arm or leg, or who is woun'
ded or Isnguishes in pro!racted suffering
far every one who has only "camp fever
som, heart beads, some tears are she'd
Tn far eff humble households, perhaps,
STAINLESS nj hts and anxious days are pas
,eJ If which the word never knows and
,very wounded and crippled soldier who
,stur,s to his family and fionds, brings
lasting paog with him. oh how the
,c,,b,r, feel This war. II ever God Is SO
il Heaven. it seems 10 ms il musI be wh'I
lie looks upoa the hart, Of mothers W.
who are young think little of'ti neither
,biuk do the fathers or tac brothers know
mpeh aaoutit; but i! is the poor mo'hef
and wives Of tae so der, G'd hell
then
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-21
Gems of Thought.

The friendship of some people is like
our shadov, keeping close while we are
walking il the sunshine, deserting US the
moment W, enter the shade.
Character is like money when you have
great ded, you may risk some; for il
you loose Il, folks will still believe you
have plentyto spare.
If you wish to dispense with butter,
take sweet, pluA damscl to wife and
you can tclsh your crust and coffee at
breakfast without any but her.
Keep your body sound as wine savors
of the ca,k it i, kept in, the soul receives
a tincture from the frame through which it
works
In cur adversely it is night with us and
in the night many beasts Of prey range
abroad that keep their dcns through the
day.
Morose, solemn, and inhoxible men Ell
Joy in general greater share of dignity
than of happiness.
Benevolcuce i beautiful plant in the
garnet Of the soul. Good 4 ed :
blossoms.
Hope and fear are the springs Of ali GU
actions.
I Skillu mariners get their art in tcnpes
tous storms; any novice can sad on
smooth sea
Slanderers are like flies that hunt AM
fasten upon sores.
He who serves only himsefis the eav
Of fool.
Od age is a relentless tyrant.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-21

g@g~ Wicked as was secession, it did
not involve the invasion, of the North with
shottcd guns, the occupation OF our towns
and cities by ruthless soldiery, the dew
aslation of our fields, and forests, and
sacred sanctuaries. 1t spared our lives
and property, our women, and children,
and freSides. 1t menanced none of our
rights or privileges, as citizens and what,
ever of evil it entailed upon the country,
the south must have shared it, By war, it
is most probable we have deferred re.
union, and by war, it is certain we lave
impoverished our country, slain hundreds
Of thousands of our bravest men, and iilleG
the land with universal mourning,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-21

'ortunity for giving my husband les

portunity for giving my husband les
son |"
She put the key in his hand, and ran
out Of the room, as he recoiled involun-
tarly from the sound Of his own pedantic
words. AS be con emplated the 6 leaning
words of the little mischief maker in min
gled delight and modification, the echo Of
Cora's merry laughter on the stairs reach
ed his ears like chime IF silver BELLS
He laughed, too be couldn't help in
Mrs. Cora Walter was a discreet female
She never alluded to the subject of keys
again, aud her husband was never after
known to reproach her for carelessness.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-21

LAZY Boy lazy boy makes lazy
mau, ju5t As sure as croo ed sapling
makes crooked tree. Whe ever yet saw
a boy grow up in dIeness, that did not
make a ,hfness vagabone when he became
man, unless he had a fortune left him
to keep up appearance i he great mass
Of thieves, paupors and criminals, have
come to what they are by being brought
up in idleness, Those who constitute the
business part Of the community those
who make our great and useful men
were taught in their boyhood to be in
dustrious.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-21
Elect LiHcGlu.

Elect Lincoln and we shall have good
times. Elect Lincoln, and there shall be
plenty of work and high wages. Elect
will be reduced. Elect Lincoln, and If
the South secede we viii send few
regiments of wide awakes down there and
whip them out in thirty days. Elect
Lincoln, and there shall be plenty oi
..~.Oy s.tvvv h.ruovt'. - III -.
honesty and reform. Elect Lincoln, aud
We Will bring the govcrAmout oach to the
policy OF the ,thars. Il ncoin was elect
ed, and we haze plenty OF work, such a
wadug in blood to the knees, diglns
graves for our young men aud taxing car
OF the MANNED, wounded, widows and er-
phans. The pay, however Is not 50 good
when soldiers are drafted and creed t.
work for thirteen dollars per month IL
paper money which is worth only hall 1t
face. Llncold was elGctGn and the eX-
pense of the government ID hundred
times greater. Lincoln was elected, tn
South seeded and instead OF sendin!
down wide awakes, they draft from Penn
sylvania and let the abolition wIde-awke
OF Massachusetts 90 free. Liucoln
elected, and we have paper rags for
currency and billions OF debt. Lincoln
elected, aud instead of ecouomy and re
form we have had stealing, and weolesal
punder, unheard OF in any age OF tn
world. Lincoln is elected, aud instead G
coming to any policy of our fathers, "
are coming to taxation, national bank
rup.cy and unmistakabie ruin.
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For the Columbia Democrat,
ysEG s1sJlg DER.
A TALE OF TERROR.

Tnsuirht YVES t'arfl dark and drear,
a storm wa. brewing in the sky.
,rb, Damon orlh, storm came near
rn,i,s,ning fearful flashed on h gh
IN. boomins th IN lnr cane fr I'M far
Lqadre,innl Gcurtal was thu storm;
p.hirliho rlm $ Withdrew each star,
r,,,u dangers threatening, fearful form
uw.r. night forGr'a! !fll deeds
And rom hls bed, the stranger rose;
Hate his lagination foeda
As h put, on again, his cloth's
Tbe Iirit burns dimly, elim"ring red,
Eut will aud ahGry CLEANS MS eye,
He wurts his KNIFE, goes u the h'f
Auaf,rccly draws hi, arn On high
lie turns upon his h'dfsilo"'
: look Of anger an of hate,
His kaife he pungcs, to IN Lit
Into The boiy Of his mate
A rrosn Of pain a sigh Of wo''
horrid look of anguish cast
,f.,rr,i strurgle--d deep, and low,
And that old bed. Bug bfeaIhed his last
The stranger turned ence more
To ruldle closrly in his nest
Djsturbed no longor by his foa
ua sonk to slanher and 10 r'at
FOulcr'vUe, Pa
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Original Poetry.
Written for ,he Columbia Democrat
TEE SKHAE'SVEsEGES.


B1 IL. IL
rse, Ger the wave, prcsp'rous gale,
Yon noble ship doth proudly sail
Each mariner from duty free,
Ia cabin, ur Oh deck y0u see,
And seek ing pleasure as the end
The greatest whi h ctn be attained.
Row look again, see yondcr cloud
Asd hear that roar, so fierce and loud,
OH harkon 10 ha' roaring sound,
That now 'rcvcrb"raics around,
Ani view the fdry of yon wave,
Which soon must be u sailors grave.
nst darker grows yon lowering cloud,
The oceans roar, more fierce and loui,
III. surgcs foam, tn, hillows sweep
Across the tnmpestunus deep,
A. swift iii $ the furious gale
" hieh reuds u atoms yondcr sail,
Now nrry darts shoot through the air,
Aud cast around their lurid glare;
And high above the oceans ro,r
rhe thunirra peal is h 'art once more.
Euch anan tn his duty springs,
And all his skill to use he brings.
Too late too ints all hedr th' cry
or UffrighIrnel scamrn doom4i to dol
and lIst the sigh, the groan, the prayer.
Th,t scapns tht lips OF sailors there
The ship is worked and in the wave
Each seaman finds a watery grave.
Hal thcy. while yet th'rr was calm
r.-par5d TO meet the coming storm,
This nobl. vessel yet might sail,
Ani brnvrIy breast th' boi-t'rons saIe
= ichr proudly plough thH ocean, wave
Aud many dreadful temp sis brave.
This doth Il csrGn wise contain
70 all On natures broad domain
,rnoIph fortune comes with, lovely FORM
In time { calm. prepare Tor st1rih'
..tin NV weak, frjul bark Of life,
Thou Nt.ck'st ia times wild SEA Of STRIFE.
"a, Nations tsis voice doth reaeh
A,,t i, thunier tones doth teach,
.rha, though the lands blast with peace,
And doth IN might, and power increase
That they SHOULD illy sleep no more'
nut ,houlI in p"sce rrspar" II: "af'
wl,rsvilla, rol. TO-, Ia
sEsaIy -, leo3.
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4 D,licui, Qips,i0a Answered.

C.n any one tell why, when Eve was
made out OF one OF Adam RIBS, hired
girl vas not made at the same time to
wait uon her We can, easy. Because
Adamnever came whining to Eve with Il
hole il his stocking to be darned, but
ton to)e sewea on, or a . love to be mend
ed "rl ,ht away, quick now Because
he never read the newspaper until the
sun go down behind the palm tree, and
then stitched himself, yawning out, "ain't
supper nost ready, my dear :" Not he.
liz mad, the FIRE and hung over the tea
/ kettle himself, we'll venture, and pulled
the radthes, and did everything he ought
10. Ii, MIXED the COWS, and fec the
chickerB, and looked after the pigs him
self. ie never brought hall dozen
FREUD ;homc 10 iHacr ~ e.. nd
m an lh1Ig "a 'i. 80. .r t.. P ~.
su,utNa, vi 4 a.,.. ..I
III oi,. .u.a q .ra q. . l.nge. r....
Larr3 u 60. tua oUJ tnJ .out c1.H....
and d.u -c,,llu- b.DuI-u p,or, '.u b..
va, ptus up and y!ug u.ia la. = o..
/ 10 + -urc, be- acted rather cowariy
aboi apple gp,nous im'; bpr then thll
dosc't jcpraciats Ii. general belptaIoe,'
a1ou the garden ii mover paDd bi -
liardD nor drove fat horses, nor cnoGed
Eve With cigar smoke II never dlncd
at his dub, while solitary Eve was rock
ing liuh Cain 5 cradle at home, In short
he didn. think she was created specially
for the plrpose OF waiting On him, ana
wasn't under he Impression that it dis
g.aced man to lShten his wife's cares a
little. That's the reason.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-21

Eay- "Oh, pay let me have my way
thus time !" sal a young gentleman to
his lady love. "Wcll, Willie, | suppose
! must this one, but you know that after
we have marnd shall always have a
WIN OF my oo,"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-21

A man being asfd as he lay summing
himself Oh the gaSs what was the heigat
of his ambition replied ITO marry a
rich widow wit bad cough.
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What creatures may be said to live on
their relations : Why, the aunt-saters TO
be sure
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sey~ Po'tponcd-The good times. Wait
little longer.
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BIZ JUST AND FEAR Nor.-Never let
your honest convictions be laughed down.
You can no more exercise your reasons
if you live in the constant dread of ridi.
cuIe, than you can enjoy your life ifyou
think it right TO differ from the times. and
to make point OF morals, do it-and for
insolence, but seriously and gradually, as
il man wore a. big sole of his own in his
bosom, and did not wait till it was breath
ed into him by the breath of fashion,
BE true 10 your msnhood's conviction,
and in the end you will not only be re
spected by the world, bat have the APP
proval Of your own conscience.
THE EARLY DEAD.--Some one has
saiG Of those who die young, that they are
like tine laubI which Alpine shephe Is
bear in their arms to higher, greenaE
pastures, that the Ascts may follow,
, 1863-01-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ToRK,. Jan. 1s.-F1ora-Market more
active md shade drmcr at $8.35ftG60 for super
state and western; $6.90@7.10 for choice extra
state: S8-6G7.0 for common to Medium extra
western: 27-e59.-35 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; $7.&1s0 fpf
trnlc brands. closing 1rm-
Wn1sKr-Fi5mer but scarcely - active at $50
GnAN--Whcat decidedly more active and prices
advanced 11bac. portion Of the sales werc made
LAST evening. Chicago spring at 81. l.3aGr Al: MI
waukee clab at $1.4lG1 Is: amber Iowa nt 81 $50
1.50; winter red western at $1.EG1ts; anber
Michigan at $16s11. 50; very choice do ut $1.5an
leo: red and amber state at 81 b5ll 60: winter
red Illinois at .bS white Michigan at ST. 60
@1.i0. Barley scarce and an upward tendency IN
prices. Corn more doing tor export, at s4Gsse for
shipping mixed western. Oats In moderate re-
PRovis1oSs.-Pork a1mer, particularly for prime.
Sab for old mess: I'll .50l1a00 for old and new
prime; $135on1G-E 80 for old aud new prime mess,
including 900 brle primo deliverable II sixty
steady. Cutneats dnl1 and unchanged. Dressed
hogs etesdy. Sales At 5;s@6e for western. nacou
sales more active and very drm. Lard more ac-
tive and shAJe, hrmer. Sales 1855 brls (part
last evening" at 1et101sc. including 1000 brls for
future delivery at 105I10c, and 100 b.ls for Feb
ruary delivery at 1ohGl01c; 100 brls for February
delivery 1t 101sc:
, 1863-01-16

FALloW-MM..ifiket firm and quiet at o1c 70,
ptITs BUTTE3R-1n sE3H active demand s,1e,ao1 o1,,,n,
prime At 1ec; a5pEgs good at i4sc. 'e ~ a'k'n'
FLoUR-Reeciyed, 9, $50 brls. Market ycrvt, firm
CITY White winter at SG75; i.1oo btls "1c "carln
wnicr 90 e9t1s s ]? sSFs S s sf SGGa Wits
extra at $3.50: io0 bts do at <5s5 1oO b,1s rooi
spFing e1tra at s51aH; 100 brIs spring c1tfa At
Sc e: ss!Es Ese 4 S 50 Ed s;s
$4fo; ~ 4go brls low grade spring extra $3.50: 1o0
61ls Wabash Spring super at 81 as; IS bis
s51s srs aoe SGter Ss Panae At
WHEAT--Receiyed, Il, ISL bn. Mafket adyanccd
1@9c, but closed dull. Sales: W1NrEn-to0b bu No
sd St x 4sg Ct bS n Re}efted e Red i stoIe
Ct $114; sc9 bu do In M: = 4: at Sill: 40D bu
d9 1a t.n H ~ Ws) z aad H. so9 BY Dc dn e VS. at
s. spsns @ q s. a 4 ans ia e bs a. a 30
Newberrytsl at $1.61 1000 bu do III II. l. A.:s]
ba Dc lin n; "a Az Ct s1oo; 3oco bu do In New
h4 DO I'm 4. D. Co.'S at 9s1S 100 bu do lin d.
VS.. and 800 bu do IN Flint i T. 81 1t CSC ao1
bu do ln Flint & 7. -. and 500 bn Do lin S,arces.
10 g. "a stof9ee s s9 3 y essStsS sR!"
CoRN-Resei1ed, ,s5o bu. Market advanced
II pes hnshel, bat closed weak and dull Sales:
52 en Mixea x M C9sn y stoss at 1sAe 22o bn
Com IN store at 4sci 100 bu Ear Com on tack at
oATs..Recei!ea. 800 bu. Market advanced
WINTER t receipts at 47He; 1000 bu fresh receipts do
RYERecelred, e,st4 bu. Market steady. sa,e.
BARLEY-Rcceived, ~ bu: Market drm.
s1dS NV Sags gs99d at s 70 del l., ,,
400 b ls at 8sc: 100 do At s7xc.
ALCoaOLSteadyn at 766T7c.
Timothy sEEDE1n good request and firm.
, 1863-01-16
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. Is, 1861
PRoV7s1oNS- Market generally Atmer, but less
active Mess Pork ts very firm. Lard advanced
Hc. Eng1ish and Bulk Meats neglected and dull
Sales were: 60 brls Mess Pork at $3.50; 1910
hT1s Prime Mesa Pork at 90; 100 piecea Picked
Hams IN hrls at 61{c; 800 boxes Short Clear Mid
boxes do at exc; 1000 o ms Bulk Shoulders at lc,
packed tn boxes; 500 pieces do. loose, at 31xc;
1C0o pieces Bulk Shoulders at $685. loose; zoo tics
tres city and country Kettle aud Steam rendered
Leaf at 9c; 100 tres Steam Lsrd at SIC; 100 trcs
No. Lard at s3<r; 200 tres Yellow Crease At 7c-
old packages.
DRESSED HoGs-Receiyed, 8,5ss, Market 662
Joe higher on good averages. Sales were as ioI-
, 1863-01-16

last evening quite tame Early this morning the
market opened dull and quite languI; bnt holders
Ssn's'ned firm up till the places Of city buyers were
nl,ea with new faces from Boston, which tended to
morning advanced the market became more active,
nnd tie sa1es Of the day show that good busneas
has occn done, mainly on eastern account at tho
closing prices ofyeetettlny uoon y
, 1863-01-16

Below we present fro1 the books Of Geo,
Schneider, esq, Collector Of Internal Reye-
nue., kindly furnished us for inspection, the
RESULTS of:the month Of December, showing
the number Of licenses issued and amount Of
funds collected. Tho statement is q very in
teresting one md shows footing up Of Uncle
saln's buslnese, WHICH ls decidedly eneoaag-
ING. j..
Ihc following is the tah1e for thc r,o,th ~
, 1863-01-16

GOVERNMENT ErocKa.
o. 8: 6s 81 coup.014194 Demand Notes .14ak
80 T. notes. ,10o9101k
MoSEr MARKEr.-Moncy moderately active at
hH@63 cent.
Sterling exchange quiet and unsettled Noui-
nal quotations at 16S91t0for merchants; 160416a
for bankers bills.
Gold AEmcr; opened at ASK, closing steady at
, 1863-01-16

RECOVERING OyERcoATs.-A detachment Of
soldiers were busy all day yesterday in recoy-
ering military oyercoats from saloons and
other places in the city. scvernl exprcssmcn,
street car drivers and pedestrians found them
selves suddenly minus their ovcrcoats.
Every man found with one on his back was or
dered to stand and deliver. In this manner
about 500 were recovered. There are still
some 1,500 missing. The most Of these coats
had been pawncd for liquor.
, 1863-01-16

~MdlWankco Wheat market-Jan. II.
under the news Of further advance III gold, and
We note an Improvement Of fully 1c over Mondays
ontsidc Price for No spring. In the forenoon the
AMER the New York report come In. No went up
to FL and No vas held nom1nalJy at 8t.13
About a8 600 bn changed hands chiefly 1t 81 10 for
closed ftm--Sentnt1.
, 1863-01-16

% Dearborn and 1eo South Clark streets arc
the best and cheapest places in the cty ford yclns
and Cleaning 1atl'cs' and gcatlemcn's clothing.
Cook McLain, proprietoss. .,