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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-24

"HEELISGs NOFoLuOeA GoLAS AOON'
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and alteE Ine
30th CiSy or November, lS6S-Wheeling time.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
EAsr-LEAvEs WEST. VIA c. o. d.
Wheeling Leave Wheeling
daily af1O:5O a. IL. daily $40 pm
ARRIVES AT Bellalr..........4:1U -
Grafton on 80. 40 pm. ARRIVES AT
CuInberisnd.lO:l Cambridge d:35
Harpers Fly 1855 am. GAINESVILLE 800
washington Washing $40 ColnmbIs;:. 1910 am.
Exceut Sundays. Except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LEAyEs WEST, VIA c. o. d
WheeIiug Leaves Wheeling
daily at. $50 p IN. daily at.....;9:2 a. m
ARRIVES AT Bellair. 800. lU:AO
CnmherIand $40 am, lCambrIdge...l:15 p. IN.
Harrers Eerry7:5O as ZanesVilIe...-2:3O ~
Vinchestar.. " Newark.......-4.l5 IS
RaltInore LILO COlumbus..-.5:30 ="
Wash'n Cityl2:25 pm.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAVEs WEST, VIA c. o. d.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily i aS.....,9:25 p m. daily at....3:AS a. m.
ARRIVES AT Bella1r......... 500 -
Grafton .-......2:3U am. ARRIVES AT
Professionalism " COMMUNICATIONS n. IN.
Cumberland. 7:4O GAINESVILLE. "
Hnrper's F'yl24O pm. Sowar k... iG:S
HageTstown. .. COlumbus...l2: p m.
Wi9chester. 1885,. Sundays and Mon
WaSh'n CIty.'6:lU days excepted.
Baltimore. ..4:45 %
Sundays excepted.
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATIONS.
EAsT-LEAVES wEST-LEAVES
Wheeling Grafton
daily at......6:CO a. M. daily at------4:21 p. M
Cameron.7:S5 " Fairmont 800. 525 "
Warrington 9:I5 " ManningtOn.6:l %
FairmOnt w 1000 Cameron ......7:j0 "
ARRIVING AT ARRIVING AT
Grafton al ll:O5 a. M Wheeling nj 800 D. III.
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connec-
lions at Baltimore with trains for PhiladeI-
phia, New York and HOstOn AT Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be pro-
cured at the office.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore.
Il. L. DtVRlE
dCcl General Agent, Wheeling
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MedtraI.

throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test OF eleven years. IN
the New England States, where It's merits
have become as well known as the tree from
which, in part, 1t derives its virtues.
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BALTIMoRE & OHIO R.R. COMFY

WHEELING, November 18th, 1858.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the Following schedule on and Sfter the
30th d0y OF November, lS6S-Wheeing time
EXPRESS TRAIN.
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chitis, Splitting of Blood, and Pulmonary AT
fections generally. 1t is a remarkable Re
NEEDY for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, diff
dculty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
Ir,fp
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DIR. HNS TON

Omce No. ? South Frederick Street.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, ii
few doors nom the corner, Fai not 10 o.
serve the name and number.
~ No Letters received unless post paid al.
containing stamp to be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age and send
portion of advertisement describing symp-
toms.
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his ornce.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PREss

The many thousands cured at this estaf-
nshment within the last twenty years. and
the numerous important surgical Operations
performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters OF The Sun and many other papers
again before he public, besides his standing
as gentleman OF character and respectH-
billy Is a sufficient guarantee to the affiict4SI
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
mRrl6-1y
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Wheeling
daily ALL. $50 pm.
ARRIVES AT
Grafton. pm.
Cumberland $40 am.
HarperS Ferry7:5O 80
WincheSter-"..
Baltimore ....ll:1O -
Wash'n Cityl2:2 pm.
MAIL
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reflect that sound mind and body are tn,
most necessary requisites to promote cOnnu-
bal happiness. Indeed, without thee4. the
journey through life becomes n weary plI-
griInaSe; the prospect hourly darkens to the
spair and filled with the melancholy retirr
ton that the happiness OF another become
blighted with our own.
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CONGRE E@ SIONAL.
xI.th oONaREss THIRD SESSION

SEN NATE. W AsHINGTeN. February l.
PoIueroy presented a memorial of the
Kansas Legislature, asking Congress TO Te-
imburSe tnat States eX penSes incurred in
repeliing the invasion of the rebel General
Price.
Cole, from the Committee on Claims. re-
ported "a resolution refe ring to the Court
of Claims the claim of the University OF
Kentucky for damages TO the buiiding aud
apparaiu while occupied as u u. ;. Hos
pi al.
cause II proposed TO authorize the Court OF
Claims 10 investigate tine claims of damage
done to real estate contrary TO an existing
Drake expressed the same view, and
moved to lay il on the table. Carried.
Henderson, from the Committee on In
1t.y \ fI:,iTs renorted q hin 10 transfer the
Indian Bureau TO the War Department,
and recommending its Indefinite post
The Joint resolution making an appro-
priation for the Improvement and extern
sion of the Interior Department building,
and authorizing the Secretary 20 erect an
additional. building, was debated and
amended so AS to merely authOrIzs the
| Secretary of the Interior to leave a fire.
/ proof building in G Street for not more
/ than $40 900 year, and 10 destroy only the
model Tor patents not granted. Passed.
! sherman offered Il resolution. which
/ was adopted, directing the Secretary of
| the Interior 10 transmit the report OF MIR.
/ Williams, Directoc OF the Union Pacific
The President presented a communica-
I ton from The Secretary of the InlerioT
| stating that Winnie keam has conatieted
her plaster cast OF Mr.. Lincoln, winch is
| nearly like the original, and a>ks the
promised appropriation of 5000.
M. rton presented "a resolution of the In
diana LEGISLATURE asking an appropriation
for the Improvement of the hsrbor al
Ramsey presented resolution of the Min.
I uesOta Legislature in favor OF Congress
| aiding the construction OF The Northern
| Pacific Railroad, aud asking an approprla
7 ttor of 800 eco TO preserve the Falls of 81
/ Anthony, and thus preserve navigation
above. -
| Kansas Legislature against the ratification
of the Usage Indian Treaty, and asking TO
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WASHINGTON.
I'm
Supreme Court Proceedings - I'm
pOFfant BiscuSsI0n.

WASHINGTON. Feb. lin the
United States Supreme Court to day,
in case No rs, Pacific Insurance Co.
VS.. Frank Soule, on certificate.
There was a division in the opinion
before the Judges of the Circuit
Court sof the United States for the
Distriee of California. In this case
the Court held that it was the duty of
Assistant Assessors to reduce to their
value In currency all returns made in
coin, and that the person or corpora
tion making such return, Is liable to
pay income tax on the amount thus
returned on the currency. and that
such income tax is not a direct tax,
but duty and excise, but as. such,
is obligatory and valid. fs
1t is thought at the. Treasury De-
partment that the Government will
not lose anything by the failure of
The Merchants National Bank at
Little Rock, Arkansas. The amount
owing by the bank at tie time6of the
failure will probably be covered by
securities in the hands of the Treas
urer.
WASHINGTON, February i. - The
kcc0nstrnctlons COnmItte e. to day,
appointed Messrs. Paine, Norris. and
Beck Ia subcommittee to consider
and report upon all applications for
the removal OF political disabilities.
Intelligence was received here to-
day from Pensacola, that the moni-
tors Oneontato and Catawba, sold by
this Government to Peru, will leave
Pensacola this week for Lima.
Hon T. B. Florence is not dead, as
teleeaphed hence. His paper. the
Daily Union. suspended publication
on Saturday.
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View York CattIe MarEet

By Telegraph New YORK. Feb. l.
CATTLE Receipts for the week. ~
5eeyes' 24'00I sheep aud lambs, and 1890
BEEF-The dull state OF the meat mar
kei, coup ed with the large supply OF
DeeVes on sale, caused very SLACK feeling,
ana sellers had a very difficult stanH
Prices up TO Friday fell or about 1<c and
lne market that day was slow that not
MAJ the offertn sold, sellers prefrrring 70
hold their stock 20 selling II off at low
rates The offers by butchers to-day were
ab Com munlpaw, S83 head at Bergen Hin.
i,ouO mead, and at the National Yards 800
aetd. The market Is dun and steady at n
utcine oi %c from last Mondays iates
tue Dest steers brought l6tSegi7c, while poor
Stock brought lOal2e: poor TO medium Z, at
we lgo9lZc; medium 10 fair steers I2aI3lsc:
good steers and TAT oxen l4aI6c; prime ft0
extra steers l6Gsl6txc; choice I6xaI7c: 4
majority ot the sales were at IsJ%6tI4c: lilo
average price WAS HZc. HrH
ShEkP AND LAMBS With increased ar
rivals aud only "a moderately ,tcflve da-
inand the market 10 the clOs Z of Inst ty,ss.t
was heaNy, and prices receded 1x9 1zc: the
arrivals To-day We're limited, aud Tho de.
mand being fai prices are quite steady:
sales al p5sg794c for extra t'alada.
SWlhE-Scarceiy any arrivals, and bual-
ness Is necessarily light; prices are un-
changed; common to heavy prime 1ltsa
ll34e; arrivals to-day two car I0a X al For.
bIelh street; 1891 head at t'ominunipaw:
dtessf q have declined, oAVing To the. free
arrivals; closing AZ l49i414c for Western.
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new FOrk markU1.

ny Teiegraph.l NEW YORK. Feb 1.
CeTToN - Dull and without decided
change; sales OF l50 bales al 29i4c for mid
FLoURL Receipts s,I4s barrels; duh aud
declining: s9.les Of 8 100 barrels at s. 75a
90 Y for suP-rfine state and Western f; t6 81
az 20 for extra Stale; S7 6OaS 90 for extra
Western 81 60a9 90 for white wheat extra
81 l5g9 % round hoop Ohio: s. 5 laS . for
extra -. LOUIS; sg4s for good cholce DO;
stSuF on daIt aud heavy {; sales OF 100 barrels
GofN MEAL-Quiet: sales Of 300 barrels
Brandy Wine at 80.
WnIsKY-Nomlnal at 9seasl forwestern,
WHEAr-No receipts; prices dull and
lower; sales OF 5000 bashels at 81 Goal 81
Tor No; spring, delivered; 81 G2la for No.
and mixed; S2at2 % for while Mfchi-
gan; - ~ for white California.
kYE-Quiet.
HARLEY-In moderate request; sales OF
1000 bushels Sicicly "a ii 30, and 400 BUSH
els State at 81 10.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CORN-ISereIpts IL, ,SSJ bushels: market
9ies9514c for new mixed Western pic TOR
Western yellow; 81 49Ic for jersey yellow f:
SIC for Sonthera yellow; 81 02 ,gl OF for old
ml2ei " eslef II an store.
ArS-Receipts 3 25J bushels: market dull
ana loWer; sales of li,0D bushels ai 73c for
western Ia store, and z41z@751zc for do
nIcE-Caroiina firm; sales OF 100 tieroc'
az 954el04e.
pft hE- NSAisebi fklO very fffin nothing
olIsred except at 1Ic advance.
SuGAR-ActiVe and firm: sales OF 200
hllds. Cupa at llesll1sc, and D boxes lia-
MoLAssFs- Quiet ard firm; safes OF 80
hhds. Demarata on pfivste terms.
HoPs-auiet at SelGc for American.
pETROLEUM-tgulet at 23c for crude, and
376937 &c for refined.
Ii NSEED orb 1nded firm at 81 O2 al Of.
SPIRITS TUKPENTT sE- Quiet at 57a Sc.
FORK Prime in good demand. sales of
ESQ barrels at s3l Oa6s32 90 for new mess
S3O oBttsD 70 for prime mess; also sales or
new mess, setter February and March, at
80 W 5 stock Of OLD and new 3j,62j barrels (;
last month S4si63 barrels; last year 71,75i
barrels. fs.
BEEF-steady: sales Of $50 barrels nj 50 %
@al6 % for new plain mess stock 50Bl7
packag 5: Eest month 566D9 packages; last
year 81 .O02 packages.
TIERcE BEKF-Quiet; sales OF 200 tierces
At " OO g5Z % for prime I..ess; SD 010t37 OO
for Iudian mess.
BEEF HAMS Firm; faIes OF $50 barrels at
$50 00aG3I 90
CUr MEATs-Firm; sales Of 300 package,
&C Ia gii4e for shoulders; 7l1ulSl2c Tor
DRESSED Hoes -BiFmei al SI5 Oeal5 so for
Western; SI1 J0l4l5 % for city.
MIDDLEs-FIrm and quiet: small sales al
l6c tor Cumberland cut; l754c for short
clear.
LARD-FIrmer; sales s 800 tierces AZ Ig<0l
A1sc fJr steam, and 4054m2l}5c for kettle
rendered also sales OF 2,l5O tierces steam,
seller March, at 2 56m2ie
BUTTER-Quiet aG 28dsIjc for Ohio.
CHEESE-kJrID at l6a2le-
FREIGHTS-Freigh 10 Liverpool quiet
engagements per steamer Of 26.OO1 bushels
corn at I'd. +..H...
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ME MPHLS.
Body OF an Irishman FOund-APrest
OF Supposed Murderers-Affairs in
Arkansas.

MEMPHIS, February 1.-The body
of an Irishman named Thomas Hen
nessey, belonging TO the steamer st.
Francis, was found on GayasO Street,
this morning, horribly mutilated.
Three men, named Lanergan, Pender
and Dwyer, with whom he was last
seen. have been arrested as the muir
derers.
A negro named Geo Brown knock
ed down, and attempted to rob, anoth-
er negro. near Elwood Cemetery last
night. The noise attracted a large
crowd. who made three attempts to
hang Brown, which, owing to the
bungling manner of adjusting the
rome, was unsuccessful. The negroes,
believing that he had some supernatu-
raj assistance, beat him unmercliully
and marched him to the city and gave
him up to the officers.
The Ledqer this afternoon says re-
QUESTIONS from Governor Clayton on
the Brownlow property was approved
of for sixty young men of this city.
The destruction OF. arms warns the
Governor that an attempt to carry il
out will result In bloodshed.
The appeals Dyersburg cores.
pondent says: Friday night five noto-
riOus horse thieves-twO named Ey-
ans. another named Moody, the other
names not glven-were sfaken from
the Jail by the citizens and shot tC
death. No attempt at disguise wa:
made, and nearly all the citizens par.
ticipated in it.
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Arrest of Supp )sed Muir
deEers in Memphis.
State of Affairs IN Arkansas
Miscellaneous Iatslligence.
NEW YORK.
Arrest OF Noted ThIef--The Rodgers
Murder Case-FiFe-6Feat Loss OF
Property ft8z

NEW YORK, February 1.-The jury
in the Rodgers murder case found a
verdict 10 day that the deceased came
to mis- death from a stab wound In the
abdomen at the hands of some party
or parties unknown. They further
state it to be their belief that a con
siderable portion of the evidence was
deliberate perjury.
| The prisoners were taken before
the District Attorney, who refused TO
take any action In the matter OF their
release for the present.
The distiIlery of Hanlon, Newman
& Co., 305 Avenue A, was totally de-
str0yed by fire this morning. Loss
$120, 900; partially insured.
At the Tonmbs Court this morning
Frederick A. Goodail, Wesly Lyon,
Simon Wolff, and James Wilkinson,
known as Wall Street operators, were
brought up and held for examination
on the charge Of defrauding the
Union Pacific Railroad Company out
of first mortgage bonds to the amount
of 1924, 600
Christian Nillison has been engaged
for season OF Italian Opera here
next Fall.
The Methodists have resolved to
raise half a million dollars for new
churches and chapels in the destitute
parts Of this city. Oae hundred thou
sand Of it il already subscribed
A man named Whipple, reported 10
have been roughly treited bs some
persons accused of arson at Rutland
Vt, was not Thomas III Whipple, q
prominent detective police agent Of
this city, Chicago and st. Louis
neither was he, so far as the police
authorities know, a detective at all.
A St Domingo letter says part OF
President j Johnson's s message, in which
| he speaks of the annexation Of st
Domingo to the United States. has
been received here with the livelies
satisfaction. 1t is regarded by al
parties the only peaceful solution pos
sible of existing difficulties. Specia
instructions have been sent by thu
| President to. Mr. TOmens, Dominion
Envsy ct Washington, in regard tC
the matter.
New York, Feb. 1.-Sergt. Lowrcl
of the Fifteenth Precinct police, st
o'clock this morning, arrested notice
English thief, whose name is sup
pressed at the request of the authori.
ties, against whom it is asserted there
is most positive proof that he
murdered Mr.. Rogers. The man whC
was accessory has not yet been ar
rested, but his whereabouts ar,
known, and the police feel eonfiden
that they viii be able TO affect it 10
night. 1t is said the murderer ha
served term in the State prison, ant
the motive of the murder was rob
berry.
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Glass, So z5 to IS 90 per box; White Lead.
So . to So IS per keg; Linseed Oil, 81 % 10
81 90; Lime, soc TO sIOO.
DRUes-During the last week the drug
trade was very good. The following are the
quotations.: White lead. 50 90 q IA 90
per one hundred pounds; Lard OH. No. !
Winter strained. 81 20; No. 2. 81 e5; Lin
seed oil. 81 l59I %: Coal OIL, 96@3sc. Soda,
715c for English, and Tc for American; oasi-
ntraes prices 81 2O52 25 per or. T; Indigo, Mad
ras, 81 30 To 81 90.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovIsIoNs.-Porki is firm, with good
demand. We nix ourquotations as follows:
Nelo Ness Pork, s3I 90. :BuD Meats =
Hams at Ice. Lard, tierees. Ig1zoa2Oc; kegs.
2le. Cheese we quote at lie for choice
Hamburg, I7Ic. Butter is in fair supply
25c TO 35c for country and Ohio.
GRAIN - Receipts OF wheat during last
week were very tight. The price continues
steady; market dull We quote 81 Is for
Mediterranean; 81 Is for English. Corn is
firm, with little in market, and selling at
SOC In ear for new; sheIled SOC. Oats, are
steady quotations, 55G6Oe In new burIaps.
FLOUR-Cont1nues duh with a declining
tendency; for good superfine s. Is asked
Extra is offered 81 O0g7 so; Family and
fancy brands are named at So O0@0 50
from white wheat
CORN MEAL--We find but little business
done in meal We place the price of kiln
dried at 81 CD TO ss 75 per barrel and dun.
HAY-Baled can be had now at SIS $50
per ton; loose at sl2gI3 per ton.
TOBACCO Very little arriving. Sales Of
few hOgsheads by Martin Headly & Co..
PlanteFs' Warehouse at 81 55 10 slI OO
BRAS--Is held at slSg20 per ton, and dan.
SHIPsTUFF-s2S O0a3O % per ton.
SALT-Steady; small barrels al s. 50, and
large 60 50 per barrel. +,......
GUNNIEs = New stock reserved Is held
at 22925c; good quality of secondhand
old at I5IlSc.
i SEED-CIover. 50; Timothy. So 80.
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CInclnnati MarkeI.

BY TelnsraDh.I CIHCIRHATI, Feb l.
FLOUR-DnIl aud unsettled, aud prices
nominal; family, - 2517 -.
H WHEAT Dull; nothing done. and prices
are nominal
GoRN-Firn ut 67GfOSc for ear.
KYf-Steady at 81 a7&6l /.
OATS Firm at Gfc FOR No. I.
COTr0N is higher and firm; mlddling,
2StSe.
WHIsKY-Closed higher. and the demand
good at 97c.
MESS PsRK-Openet quiet, but closed
with "A speculative demand at 81 90, which
caused holders TO ask S3i 50, and This re-
Stricted business in IL.
LARD - Opened strong, with an active
detnanu ;It 2tie, but holders asked 2ic.
BULK MEATS Quiet and unchanged, but
are held firmly AT I3l4c for shoulders, and
l5l4c for sides.
BACoH-Quiet and firm at I4ik, III, and
lSe. for shoulders, clear rib, and clear
sides
HAMs-Su cured firm at l99I9i&.
BUTTER-Pienty and very dull at 2S6J:s}c.
EGGS-2Dc.
OILS = No change; lard oil, 81 Gjal 20.
Linseed, 81 G6al o..
PETRoI.EUM-Q at 35d37c for refined.
GROCERIES-Firfn, bat quiet.
(iOLfD-I3514, buying
EXCHANGE -DnII at 50s per 81 900 dlseoaI {
hHginR.
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TORONTO.
New Arrangement with Nova Scotia
canadian Affairs.

ToRoNTo, February With re-
gard to the new arrangement with
Nova Scotia, an Ottawa correspond
ent says Sir John A. Mcdonald has
agreed to bring a measure before Far
liament to provide that Nova Scotia,
on her coming into the Union, the
price paid shall be fixed at fraction
over nine million dollars. being two
million dollars less than that fixed by
the Constitution. An annual subsidy
is to be paid Nova Scotia, for sixteen
years. of about $4,000 per annum.
The Province Building in Halifax,
which cost $250,0 is to be taken
possession of by the Dominion. and
the United States to pay for the ex-
penditures on it.
A dispatch was received from The
Colonial Office. Saturday, stating that
no further consideration of the ap-
peal would be had by the Gladstone
Government. This induced Mr.
Howe to enter the Cabinet at once.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
Sc. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Feb. l.
Ton

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Feb. l.
TOBACCO Unchanged.
1OrTON-NO sales reported.
HEMP-Prime undressed sold at 81 40.
FLOUR Weak, but not quotabiy CHANGED
supefhnes range at S. 3, al 90; extra S6 2O6t
20 %; double extra 81 OOnz 60
MHEAT-lnactive, at 81 46ai 50 for fair ca
soft do. 81 35 =
e5Ts FIN tEstlln and unchanged, al 0s972c.
,, ,,,@AlS -r ifiner, at G0d,03e
81 bbAELE1- oe le, at 81 sO92 90 for prime to
RfE-F1rm. at 81 2E,al y
aIskn- y oml naify lower af 02Lzc
S3l 50 ~01iFe al sm Zo9
BULK MEAT-HoIders frmer small saleu
at I314c Tor shoulders: laI<c for ni.i - 4,
sides; l7c for clear sides ' Nie@n AiD
BACoN-U Unchanged, orders xVere 6fIa, a.
l4144l41ac for shoulders: l7J&e for sles- ~ IN
sides; lSc for clear sides aud sugar enre5
hams. N"teN
IARD-Flrlner; prime country Ig5zalol<c
CATrLE-Receipts fair. and the Gem ma
Tor better grades good at full prices: il,fer-
Tor 10 common 81 25g2 IS; fair 10 goori 81 Is
90 W. prime 10 choice and extra S5 hlla
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Chicago Market.

Is Telegraph CHICAGO, Feb. !.
EASTERN EXCHkNGE-lu good demand
aud firm at i-i0 Premium se1ing aud / 10
discount buying.
FLoUR-.Duil, at S5aG 50 for far to choice
Spling extras.
WHEAr-Q Quiet aud hrner. and 1zas<e
higher; sale OF No. | At 81 l01l q; M. 2
81 l3e4@I ~, Closing at 81 i4nl If{: since,
Change 81 llis was bid: 81 ~ asked
CoRN-Flrnfer and less artfve: I%e higher.
sa les old No. AT tie; No 2 2kfln-dried 57i4@
bI19e; new 5I4W571sc and no grade 5lGJac,
closing at BIC for new; Ofd No. / sold al
Git &c, seller last half A pril and all OF May
nothiDg doing since Change.
OATS Dull 1T 19aiglzc for No. 3, and 46d
4o1ae for rejected, closing dun a inside
prices.
KYE-Is dun at 81 l6aI IT for No. ], and
s. 1891 ID for No. ?, closing NJ 81 l6 iOi
No. l.
BARLEY-Dull and unsettled: sales No.
az 81 73iaMl 7j, and rejected 81 70gI 70, clos
ing at 81 73 tor No. >.
HfGHWIH HEs-Nominai at g8esgie.
MESS Pork Active and 25a50c higher
sales at so 5093l % cash, closing firm al
$50 70.
LARD Firm; 20Ifc onere D; 2a1lc asked.
HAMS s-Sweet-pieEied lie. and dry sailed
shoulders 1876.
DKE7sED Hoes Fairly aciiVe aud . as50s
higher, closing at sl3dl375, dividing on 2O3
live quiet at SO 50as II 90 for good 10 clioict
BEEF CATTLE Firm hut nOt active sti
= 40 20 Tor Eair 90 Iaeiium cows, and s7lGG6
Tor good 10 choice Shipping steers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-02
Rev YOrk Dry aoods Market.
BY Telegraph.l

tT's ].
DRY 3oODs-There IS very little change
to notice in this department.. The market
generally Is somewhat languid bot firm
ioF all staple styles OF c sttOns, Influenced
by the extreme prices for raw material
Stocks, in the meantime, are account HAT
ing, and il the ira ie should continue outet
for another fortnight, some CONCESSIONS
would have to be yielded, although at
the present prices for raw material. there
is little margin left on the sale OF goods
Heavy brown sheetings are steady al 1870
lie Tor the best makes. Heavy brown
shlrtIng, l4Gl452ci fine brown sheetings OF
the best makes in steady request at I3tS01
l41ze, while Pepperell r. brings t5c: printed
caiIcos IN moderate request al 800 l3iSc for
Aliens and American, and HE for Mcr-
rimac ID and Spragues. The best styles of
OF cotton bags are stIil IN some speculative
request. and prices look mp. spool cotton,
of tue best makes, Is depressed at gIc and
1t Is probable the prices will drop TO SOC.