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SsPEr& BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
SAlbsR. Steamship Line, sailing from each port on
bATURDANS. from hrst wlart above PINE Street. Phla-
delphi a, and Long Nhaf, Boston. From trst wharf
above PINE Street on Saturday, Sc ptember Q, 1854
The steamship NORMAN Baker will sail rom Ph1adel-
phia Boston. Saturday, September O. at 10 A, NJ
and the steamship SAXON, Matthew'S from Boston tor
PhIadelp same day, at z. N.
These and substantial steamships form a regular
line, sailing nom each port puncualiy on Saturdays.
msuTances Effected at half the premium ged on
sale vessels
Freiflts taken al fair rates.
Shippers are request ed 10 send Slip Receilts and Bills
Lading with their goods.
For Freight OF Passage (having hne aecommod atons)
apply 10 HENRY W1NSOR Il co.,
ja4-u No. 1872 S. DELAWARE Avenue
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RAILROAD LINES.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS,

LtlillADELIhlAB w lON, AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On ana after MONDAY, August 1, 1854
Passenger trains leave Philadelphia for
baltimore At 430 express, Mondays eXcepted), sos A.
M, IL Nj, 2'3O ard 10 80 r. Al.
Chester at 800, ll5 A. NJ f30 230, S0 coo and ll00
y. NJ.
wilmington az d'SO NIondays excepted), sos lll5 A.
NJ, 80, $50, 4'3O, 600, 10 30 and lIOOP. NJ.
New Castle at 500 A. Nj. and f30 Z. M.
Dover at sos A. N. and 430 L. M.
Milford ~ % A, NJ.
Salisbury az StbA, M.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at S4j, $40 A. M. (Express) ll0,
wilmington at Iis, o45, A. NJ, l224 I4S, 100, 4'a9
and 10 Il. n.
Salisbury at llh5 A n
Milford at 245 Z. NJ.
DoveratGi A. NJ, and 4'l5P.M
New Castlo at 30 A. NJ, and 6'27 p. NJ.
Chester at IS, $40 A. NJ, 100 20, 40, 500, 1& $40
I'M.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury intermediate stations
Al 1925 +. NJ.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester az $40 A. NJ 1908 and llO5t NJ
Leave Wilmington At 5'3J, 925 A NJ $40 and ll40
Pm.
" tOllUWB-
Leave Wilmington for PerTyyle and intermediary places
at 745 y. NJ,
SUNDAYS - Only at t8O A. M, IO9OP NJ, from PhIa-
delphia 10 Baltimore.
From Philadelphia to Wilmington at 49O A. NJ, 1880
ana III +. VI.
r. NJ. Only az 1925 P. FROM baltimore 10 Philadelphia
iA II +. KENEEY, superintondent.
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
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% aId - IRIDAY. .AprI "a the trana wIl leaye
SHIPPING.

II 49, STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
ssistssss pool touching at Queenstown, Cork Harbor.
TLc we'll known steamers ofthe Liverpool, New York,
ana Philadelphia steamship Company are Intended 70
sail as follows
ETNA Saturday, September B.
EbINBIRG, Saturday, September TO.
CITY OF WASHINGTON. saturday September Il
And every succeeding Saturday, at noon, fom Pier No
RATES OF PASSAGE.
PAYABLE I'm Gold or Its equivalent in Currency
First Cabin. 5000 Steerage. so 20
First CABIN London IS % Seerage TO London. "a 90
First Cabin Paris. 05OS seerage TO Pars.... 40 90
First Cabn TO Hamburg9O Seerage 70 Hamburg 81 10
Passengers also forwarded to HAvre, Bremen Rot
terdam, Antwerp, &c, at equally low rates.
Fares rom Liverpool or Queenstown =; First Cabin, S7B,
SS5 SO5 Seerage from Liverpool and Queenstown $50
Those who wish TO send for their friends can buy tickets
here at these rates.
For further information apply at the Companys offices
JOHN @. DALE, Agent,
No, Ill WALNUT Street. Philadelphia
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7-30 LOAN.

The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that sub
scrptons will be received for Coupon Treasury Eotcs
pay able three years from August 15 1864 with semi an
nua interest at the OF seven and three-onths per
cent per onnumprncpalsn interest both to be paid in
lawful money.
These notes will bo convertible at the option of the
holder maturity into six per cent gold bearing bonds
pay able less than ye nor than twenty years
from their date the Government may elect They VIII
be issued in denominations of $50 $780, $780, slOOO and
5000, and all subscriptions be for ay dollars or
multiple of fifty dollars.
As tho notes draw Interest from August Is, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date pay the
interest accrued from date note to date of deposit
Parties dcposltlng twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these at any one time VIII be allowed
commission Of one-quartor Of one per cent.
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IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU
NICIPAL TAXATION.

But aside from all the advantages we have enumerated
special Act Of Congress ersmp's aRJoads and Treasury
notes from local taxation. the average this exemp-
tion worth about two cent per annum according to
the rate Of taxation in various parts OF the country
II is believed that securos offer SO great induce
Heus to lenders those issued by the Government In
all other forms Of Indebtedness the faith or ability Of
private parties stock companies or separate communl
Ties only is pledged for payment while the whole pro-
poTy Of the country held secure the discharge Of a
the obligations Of the United states.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL bE RECEIVED by the Treasurer Of
the United States, at Washington the several Assistant
TrsAsursrs and designated Depo'ltsriss. and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or ADELPHIA, Pa,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK oFPMLADELPHIA, PA,
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA, PA,
BY yAn National Ranks which are seposltaes Of public
money and [au2o-tfl
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country viii give further information ana
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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QUEEN OF BRAUTY.-WHlTE VIRGIN
W Wax OF Antilles is the perfect preparation Of
the age, for beauiifys, whitening, aud preserving the
complexion. IL Is made from pure white Wax, hence its
extraordinary qualities for preserving the skin, making II
son. smooth fair, and transparent II cures chappeo
hands hps pimples Price 30 and 80
Manufactured only by HUNT a. CO., perfumers
No.Al S, EIGHTH St. doors above Chestnut, and
AVlG-ln No. lSS \. SEVENTH Street,
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! WEALTH, HEALTH, AND

WEALTH HEALTH, AND
E-UsssasS BEAUTY
Tito gain admiring eyes;
II cause invldOus skis;
nto be a blooming flower,
fading, dying In an hour-BEAUrYi
UtO have host offtiends;
Hfor vice 10 amends
N with high born blood 20 we'd;
II marble stone when De dtad-WEALrHl
Ito live threescorc and ten
Wishing lie as long again
II 10 live a ltfe Of peace;
II 90 die and go 10 gredsc-HEALrui
nyou wish life Of pleasures;
II you value this world treasures.
n every comfort you would see,
Take my advice, and wish aH hres.
Then, having Health, Wealth, and Beauty
Youll be prepared for every duty.
Bya careful nsrusal Of DR.. WILLIAM YOUNG's Now
Boek, THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, which should be read
by every Sold by BOOKSELLERS generally and At the
Eoctor's Office, No. SIC SPRUCE STREET; price 10
cents, aub-d
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN

Il rIfANNuoNAL SAVINGS BANK Offering higher rate
Of interest Than any other, and ne best security Any
savings bank which pays It's deposors in United States
Notes considers that Is paying in the b,st circulating
medium Of the country, and It canHoi pay IA Anything
better own assets either in Government scelr
lies oFin notes bonds payable in Cove nmen paper.
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gs APOLOGY 10 SLAP HANGER Eso-GfR IN
consideration Of your having kindly from punch
ing my hea0 m the presence OF females at the Music Han
on Saturday night for saying an uuuuarded Instant
styou was no gentleman, numbly recall that objection
ahe sentiment, which was only prompted by the heat
tue moment and OF the room, and the iced
ana by your showing me OF my seat and calling dirty
niue snob and regret using expressions are derog
tory and you msy publish this. MOSES SNFAKEE'
witness, Bon ADiII BLAZEg (T,fsh yqiire JiiIigl
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NIT Il ID - IA It Il -
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~ RED GERANtUM ] SAID WILT I MEANT
and mean what / said Your old party took caro
should not speak to YOU again IN The train but SINGLE,
deeply aneciiOnhte, ana though / have no tin expect
from the style Of your dad trap that lots Drop u
alnc TO Pensiyc James, BotCher and Scratchioy law
stHtiOneTs. Mi's-cnd -''
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fE- LATRO,-WHEN FIRST MET THEE WARM
and young, little thought thou wouldst be hung Pause
and repent my thievish frend Or line thou wilt do
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

D-wE see it stated that a portion of
the guerrilla party that stopped the train on
the Baltimore add Ohio Railroad, and rob-
bed the passengers. were oVertaken aud
captured in few hours after the robbery
had been committed. Gen. Sullivan was
orIered TO aud did dispatch a force of about
th:se Thousand mounted men to overtake
the lighwaymeu.
Tai= pursuing force divided and subdi-
'.l-Ir travelling on almost every by and
mountain road in the neighborhOod of
where the robbery took place. Beside
these detOurs, We. formed a continuous
lae. stretching for several miles, and some
That IL the form Of circle, to hem the
r.H.ers 10.
Tas thieves, on finding themselves thus
situated, resorted to many strategems TO
"Tyil capttre. Some Of them donned citi-
z=as' clothes, bid their military equipments,
as4, With their horses hitched to plougbs.
Sc: Up the appearance of farmers aud bus-
tantuen. One portion of the thieves,
fading it was impossible for them to es-
cape, undertook. to play OF the flag Of truce
dodge, bSi'tiug white flags, and reporting
they had come 10 to get the body of SOL
deg who was killed at Antietam. 1t is
reported that others of the party are hid
'ag in trees aud bushes in woody districts,
aud sscreted among the rocks, To catch
Stem all ii will require a regular ferret
Ike hunt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

NV YoRE, Feb. l6.-A New Orleans
letter of the 9th says the rebel dispatches
from Houston to! the llth ult., reports a
serious Indian raid in Cook county, in
which IL or 10 persons were killed. The
Indians were equipped by the Yankees.
$l5 900, 900 OF confederate money that
had run the blockade from some Eastern
port to Havana, and safely reached Mon
terey, en- route to tho trans Mississippi
Department, has been seized by the house
of Milver l. Co., OF Matamora, from Major
Hart, agent of the rebel government. Of
meet his contract Of COTTON. A large lot
of cotton belonging to the rebel govern
ment was also seized by the same house
on the same account.
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8g Ue'.llegraph.
Officers Escaped from Richmond.

= 2 2 =
Officers Escaped from Richmond
FoRTREss MONRSE. Feb. I5.-The iol.
lowing is from the, Richmond Examiner Of
the llth: 80
Iu,the list of principal officers who es-
capped we regret to have to class the noto-
riOus Col. Straight. Dol. J. F. Boyd, 10th
army corps; Col. ". ]. Ely, 18th Conn;
Col. H.. G. Hobart, 2lst Wis; Col. W. P.
Kendrick. Sd West Tenn. Cavalry; Col,
w. B. McCreaFy, 2lst Wisconsin; Col. T.
3, Rose, T7th Pa; Col. ]. P. Spafford, Goth
N. Y: Col. c. W. TiIdeu. 18th Maine; Col.
J. s. West, Gath Wis; Col. D. Miles, 79th
Pa; Majors G. W. Eitzsimmons, 18th Ind.
h. Hooper, 10Th Mass; b. Mcdonald,
Tooth Ohio, A. WetEel, Gath Pa; N. Walk
er, I'D Ind; ]. Henry, 9th Ohio.
The Examiner has the following names
of those taken up to last night:
Col. Spafford and Capt Yates, of the Sd
Ohio; Capt. Stair of the 1O4th New York;
Capt. French, l4th New York; Lieuts.
Hilks, 9th Pa U. N. Daily, 9Th Pa; A.
White, 4lh Pa; E. Schurder, Gath Pa; W.
L. Watson, 2lst Wis.,; F. Morgan, 93d
N. Y I'd Lieuts. J. II. Warson, 10th Ohio,
S. II. Gamble, sd Pa.
There were, besides, 80 captains and So
lieutenants, making 100 In all, who gained
their liberty without the prelimiuarIes OF
parole or exchange. OF these only four
have been returned to prison up to last
evening.
Gen. Neal Dow did not attempt the pas.
sage of the tunnel, for the reason that be
wasnfraid his strength would fail him in
his Fighter the embngee of Butler, the
Beast. a <
The following officers ara reported as
HAVING arrived AT WiliiamahuFns
Col. Straight, 1t. Col. HOBART, Capt.
Wallack, Lieut.. Harris, and -16 others
Gunboats have gone up the James and
Chickahominy rivera, to give protection to
such as eau be found.
[Signedl BIZ. BurLER.
FoRrREss MoxRoE, Feb. l6.-Twenty-
sixlUnion officers arrived this forenoon,
having escaped from Libby Prison on the
10th inst.
In addition to the names already re.
ported, are the following:
Col. Keudrick, Sd Tenn; 1t. Col. Davis,
4th ale; 1t Col Won Witzel. 7th Pa, Lieut.
J b Boyd; Maj Collins, goth Ind. Major
Fitzsimmons, Goth Iud; Lieut. Reynolds,
and Lieut.. Williams, I'D Ind; Capt Boyd,
I'D Ind; Capt Tower, 18th Mass; Capt
Gallaher, 22d New York; Capt Hamilton
18th KY; 1t Fisher, 7th Ind; Capt F Gal
lRher, I'd Ohio; Lieut.. McKeen, 2lst Ill
Capt johnson, 9th KY. Capt w Bran.
dell, I'd Ohio; Lit Bradford; I'd Tenn; Oapl
Jones, LIST Ky.
About 25 others, who escaped at the
same time, were recaptured.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l6.-Tbere is an evil
dent disposition on the part of Congress
to grant authority to Secretary Chase 70
sell the surplus gold IN the treasury. bis
friends assert that the receipts at Custom
Houses between now aud July lst will be
more than So ficient TO meet the specie
demands that will be due at that time, and
that judicious sale of even one halt the
S22 200, 900 of gold now 10 the treasury
will put stop to the speculation in gold.
Others, however, fear that this gold, il
taken from the treasury, will be sent
abroad, and will thus have a disastrous
effect on our finances.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

R8rTHE BoARD OF SUPERVISORS, at
heir meeting yesterday, ordered that the
following classes of persona shall be enti-
tied TO the benefit Of the fund of ten thou.
sanl dsilzss heretofore levied TOR the relief
OF tue families of soldiers:
lst- Tue wife of uon.commissioued
officers, musicians and private soldiers now
IN the service and who are residents OF
Ohio county.
I'd. Tue widow of my uOn-commissiou.
ed cthcer, musician or private who has
d'ed IN the services Ald who was . resident
Of Ohio county.
81 The widowed mother of any non
commissioned officer, musician or private
nov IN the service or who has died while
IL tue service and who uas the principal
support of bis mother and a resident of
u4Iu county.
l:a. Children of non commissioned odi
Gers, musicians and priVates, under twelve
years Of age, whose mothers are dead.
5;h. Chiidren uoder twelve years OF age
whose fathers have died in the service and
whose mothers are also dead.
The sums paid to the LIST and I'd classes
shAlI be two dollars per month and fifty
cents month additional for each child
under twelve years of ago. The sums paid
TO persons in the Sd class shall be three
dollars per month and to persons IN the
4th class Two dollars per month, and to
persons in the 9Th class three dollars per
month.
committee of three shall be appointed
in each township whose duty it shall be to
attend to the distribution of the above
fund in their townships and all Applica-
tons for relief from the above fund shall
be made to said committee. who, when
satisfied that the claim is just one, shall
giVe the applicant = written. ordsr on the
county treasurer for the amount to which
the applicant is entitled. ,g-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

B1cABUsIsG CoPPE RHEAD.-on the
steamer Odd Fellow, which arrived yester-
day from sun6sh, . difficulty occurred du-
riag which very tall man, With red hair,
y the name of Myers, WAS badly beaten
by one or more soldiers. lis said that
Ny-rI vas INDUCING in the utterauce of
ti.IoyaI language, when be was Knocked
to~n and struck several times. Several
gsy cuts we're inflicted upon different
pa',. Of his head aud face, and when he
arrived in the city be was bleeding very
freely.
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sg-ooUrrERrElT Twrsrr DOLLAR

9GoUNTERREIT TWENTY DOLLAR
TREASURY NoTE.-A new counterfeit on
the so Treasury notes has lately been
put in extensive oireuIur16n. rnsI6ce OF
the bill is nearly fac siali1e of the gen.
uine. and it is supposed that part of the
original dies were stolen, but the fraud
j. easiIy detected by examining the $50
in the vignette, the CIPHER in which COW
ers portion of the left shoulder of the
Goddess of liberty. In the genuinethere
Is "a blank space between them. The hg,
ure of the Goddess is not so artistic as in
the genuine, and the back of the bill is
coarseIy executed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

Sr. Louis, Feb. 2G-Thc15tb Mo. Vet.
erau Volunteers arrived from Chattanooga
this afternoon and received most hearty
and enthusiastic reception. They were
escorted to Turner's Hall, where refresh.
ments were provided aud fags presented.
Tho streets were denselY thropged with
people, and flags waved from nearly every
house.
Gen. ROsecraus visited Jefferson City to-
day, and was formally received by Gov.
Hall and both branches of the Legislature,
and escorted to the Hall OF Representa-
tives, where he made a speech to a joint
session 0fthe Legislature upon the coudi-
ton Of affairs 10 Missouri. He said the
great object to be obtained in the State
now is the restoration Of law and order.
and invited members to give him informa-
ton as to the condition Of affairs in their
respective sections, and their judgment as
to the best means for the accomplishment
of that end. -i--t 81 - =.
Telegraph has been completed to Little
Rock, Arkansas, via st. Louis aud Fort
Smith. - a. t's
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription cfSir J. Clarke,
u. D., PhysieiGH Extraordinary to the
Queen.

This Invaluable incidence is uufAilng In the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous dseasOs to which
the female constitution Is subject 1t moJerates all
excess and removes ali distractions, and q speedy
cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED. LADIES
It f. peculiarly suited. It will, In short limo,
bring en- the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp Of Great Britain to prevent counterfcis
CAUTION.
tn & Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, a. they
are sure to bring MIScArriage, but At any other
n an saSss or nervous aud sFtRaTA dsctiOus Pains
in the Back aud Limbs, PatiEus on slght exertion,
PAlpitation OF the Heart, HysssrIcs and Whites,
thess Ills will effect euro when all other means
have failed: and although a powerful remedy, do
not contain Iron, ealomeI anthony, or anything
hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
SOle agent for the United States aud cAnadas,
JOB MOSES, q COrtlandt St, N. Y,
N. B.-$l.oO and sig postage stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent will insure bottle containing
my pills by return mail.
For sale by LAuGHLINs& BUsHPIELD,
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~RELEAsED.-Jacob B. jackson, Of
Peasants county, who was arrested q the
Sprigg House in this city, some time ago
for using violently reasonable language,
and committed to the Atheueum, Was re-
leased on Saturday morning last. Mr..
Farnsworth alluded to this fact yesterday
in the Senate while speaking of the COM
mand of this military department, when
Mr.. Carskadon said that General Kelley
was not responsible for JacksOn's release
that he was released upon the petition
of large number Of Union citizens Of
this city and vicinity. .-Es.se
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

D~BLUsrrRY.-The weather was very
blustery yesterday and exceedingly ua-
pleasant. During the night previous .
cold wind blew out of the clouds, btingine
with it slight fall of snow, and duriaS
yesterday the Invisible element occupied
itself in tossing the fakes about in The
widest kind Of a manner. After the loag
period of pleasant weather which We have
enjoyed the cold weather was very uuWel-
come, and intsrfersd with great naqy
well laid schemes of mice and mel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

~AHOFaEa lively discussion seoh
place in the Senate yesterday upon the
subject of change OF Commanders Id thts
Department. Mr. Browns joint resolution
asking for additional troops, and that the
7th West Virginia Infantry be allowed to
remain in this Department, were the sub
jects under consideration. bot Senators
wandered all over the Department In the
discussion Of the matter, Mr.. Young having
introduced an amendment asking Tor The
appointment Of General sigel or MilrOy,
or some other competent Major esasraI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
MARsHAL's SALE,



The real and per.onAl property Order of sale.
Of Jonathan n. Bennett.
ar he S.sS9a Sset u T shS
ClAFkSburE.
In pursuance OF an order Of sale made and entered
at the Pail tOFmI 1885, ofthe District Court Of the
United States for the Western District Of VrgtnIa
II olArk1burg, In ths above entitled cause, WILL
Wot Va. proceed @ cell At pablo auction, 10 the
highest A6d ddeF,1iSa Law and Private L.
gT4F ry,S oi " .SIe
: IN "a c,ITn uaeneS IL 10 O'Clock a. AI!7e-4S
.ss tT 3: !. Hsis i ST Y. SSi1si
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New York MarkIeti..
q Nd YoRK, Feh. Ie

'vi' ;NEW YORK, Feb 16.
Cotton-Dull; less active SIC for mid
Flour q ,iet; about previous prices;
$6.75@6,s5 for extra State; $7,25@7,6O
for extra r. q. o.; and S7,25@9,5o for
trade brands; market closing heavy.
Wbisky-Dull at s5@s6c for State and
ssr for western.
Wheat-MOre active demand; fully 10
advance early in TIE day, bat closed heavy
at 1901, 80 for Chicago spring, the
latter fOrVery choice, not delivered; 81 81
@l,67 for Milwaukee club. latter for very
choice deliVeredi Sl,G6i@l,7O for winter
red western.
Corn-Uusettled; shipping mixed west
ern In store offered at ST ,2s@I 80, buyers
offer s., 26@1 .26l for yellow western.
Oats-ShAde firmer and fair demand at
9l@s2c for westerly sales are reported at
$50.
Coffse-very firm but quiet.
Sugar-Firm at 13@l4c for N. o.; l3tc
for muscoyado, and l4c for Porto Rico.
Molasses-Dull; prices nominal.
Petroleum-Sbade easier at 293@3Ic
for crude; 44t@4sc for refined in bond;
63@5s3o for refined free.
Pork-Firmer aud less active; $2l, 50@
% for mess; $2O.7692l for old do; $23, 20
(924 for new dol Sl6,25(9l6, so for old
and new'prime, and $40, 60@2l for prime
mess; also 1900 bbls meas for February,
buyers option at $22. and 100 bills new
prime mess, delivered 'aftor the goth Of
March, buyers option at $2l,50.
Beef-Quiet and steady.
Bacon-Sides firm; good demand; ll3c
for western Cumberland cut; l13@l2c for
do. short ribbed; $I2fc for do. long clear;
12i9I24c for do. short clear, and l4Ao fer
do. long cut hams.
Hogs-Dressed quiet at s4@lO4c for
western!
Lard-Firmer bnt less active at I3@I4c;
also 500 bbls for March at lao.