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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

,sr.. SPECIAL NOTICES.
HUDSON RIVER IhPRoyEMEST.-owNERs OF
IL steam dredging machines may hear OF employment for
NV: Albany ssps.ses &. Sassr
Ricn'D DELxriELD. Maj, Of Engineers.
I o. OF o. r.-nEAcoN LODGE NO, 2ss.-rmE MKx.
beers Of Beacon Lodge requssted 20 meet At tho
Ss. 81 s.n os bbd . sos 20. the G9r
s. DEAeL,, Sec. WIN. o. MUIR, NO.
MASONIC NOTICE -AHE MEMBERS OF MUM
ssi.r their rooms ni, riSsy evening March
rs for the election Of s'w BY S sfas5i Merry
D. C. BRArroS, Secretary.
MAssoSNic. koIISH-TFE MEMBERS OF ORIENT
join pasins x. last .rSsts q respect 70
's Ssfa:t ''' ''"''''l Sisia; .%$4sann nr
NoTIcE TO PILoTs.-NoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN
,as sSi Law.
See no shsl be duty Of each branch .nddeputy po.
belonging to the port 70 Sss atme.. endeavcr. hail
s sns 70 Sst.a s IL %s whether
n ssass aS or p sns
disease existed At the time Of her sailing ~ ,hs from
II .ay e the above ,aus.icn. shall DO answered
h liz rs nIss: NJ II:
ana as,.s, 70 u. s1.mnsson Of ks.vhsa
.~.s asSsf fa@sass a.s
lions OF me health omcer.
HENRY Y. BARTLETT, Health onosr.
HEALrH or'icr, Quarantine. March u, 1880.
NEW YORK, JAN. 90 ls55-RECEIvED OF MR.
IN William Labor Treasurer OF the Young Mons AssoeA.
tion 776 3D. being the proceeds Of their frat
given tho Roman Catholic orphans Of New York city
-: = 1SEs0SLo' i.ay ssg.as.
OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY NEW
~ York, March 10. lSThs annual election for thirteen
directors oftLe above company will be held 81 the ooe No
NBroadway, Monday the second day OF April noxt.
The polls will open at II and close ~ o'clock ~ Tho
Of April inclusive HENRY SMITH. Secretary pro tenn
OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND
~ Railroad Company, Corn Exchange Bank Building II
william btreet.-New York. March IL, 1s66-This Company
HAVING declared dividend Of four per cent the capital
stock payable or Monday tho end OF April next the
transfer books will be closed Saturday tho In
slant ats M until tho second Of April. The dividend
will b pa'a 81 the ofhoe Of tho Company.
THE MARINERS SAVINGS BANK, CORNER THIRD
svssss and Ninth street. pays six cent interest
suns Of $40 and under, and i've per cent
$50
Open daily, from A. tear. r., and Wednesday and
Saturday evenings from 5to g.
Hon. JACOB A. wEsTERvELT date Mayor Of tho eityo
Previdsnt.
PHLIy w. Esos and ISAAC T. sn,TH, Vice Presidents
w. II. ELawoRTH, Secretary.
N. B.-This Savings Bank 10 In connected with
other banking institution In this city; regularly char
tered according 20 law by the Legislature OF this state and
has ts funds securely invested mainly bond and
gage. on property worth double the amount loaned.
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EXTRA PAY.


BOUNTY LAND NOW 100 ACREs-TO ALL UNITED
ID states sailors soldiers and Others any since l7
Estra pay promptly paid Land warrants obtained bought
and sold pensions proepred lands extra balances
United states recovered by EDWARD B1SsELL
late Pursef U, ,. Navy, u Wall street
BOUNTY LAND,-soLDIERs, SAILORS, Ac AND
- The wds.s fthoss deeea,sd IN sny sine. fD BY
sts act Of Congress entitled 10 10 aDd
can obtain The tA u the old established agency IS Ch
ham street Eyinee Of service Of those that have
CALVIN W. SMITH, Successor to late N H.isht
BOUNTY LAND AND PENSION CLAIMS UNDER
- the late Law. Of Conress promptly and legally prose
outtd BY GEORGE WOODhAk, attorney q Law, - vii
liam street, between Wall and Pin. streets.
- arhcers, tssmstsys a. their widows chill
dren should apply AZ once At the Bounty Land Oe NOS
10 and ~ Nassau street. P1TKIS DIEEY.
7 AND wARRAsTs.-ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO
bounty land under tbs late act ~ Congress have
the properly collected application 70 TAYLOR
BROTHERS, bankers, 20 Wall street, corner Pearl
IT ;. BoUsTY LAND AGENCY 20 BROADwAY.-
~. Land warrants for sodisrs sailors srst-rs s.sks,
p.tsnt tales purchased. on ss from "a all sPh
yAsls JOHN ID. sTRow, Atterasys ., Lsv. sfsss
No. q, sp stsirs.
TINTED STATES BOUNTY LAND orYTcgs-ALL
soldiers sailors the widows 81 thess vho ssrvsd
ths navy In any IT'S entitled
70 100 asrs 81 bounty lAsd" Those vhe r.esv.d 0sr1
acres can obtain the balance No ehars vbsssvs shtd
~ PIT BffYs % vi Stree. s...uss.
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s1IsCELLAnEOUs.

1EE CANAL STREET, NEAR yARIcK-w. a n
lOO VAN NOTES graf, and fsnder, kitohsn ranSa
sunmer range snd stove warsrooms. We have largo
sorneht % the latest patterns o. ante
stoves Tor sale terms Crate. aud
and repaired Lined brass founders and e~eerS
furnaces built. stoves lined, bakers built AID
alred
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
IA menh. - principal, with such testimonials would
give ebarsstr standing and reputation aAd who could
styled o. Hssassot Seminary 10 Il: yiiisss Of Bioo%ns
view stsssn Island and who would seiass pastor Of
with other teachers may Church Huxus
mott. Boomnsview. Staten Island.
ERENCH AND sPANIsH LASGUAGRs.-PRoPEsso
okIHUkLA. spanish lawyer and member OF the French
BY philosophical and practical system wtLou.
books, at reasonable terms. sut
E'REECH ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND MADAME
Dubos are going TO form classes Of conversational
he French lang Morning and afternoon classes for
.dies evening .l;..s, for s,n.snsn Private Lessons
DUDOs, No Clinton place. Eighth street.
DESTRUCTION IN GE .sa -nLooarIELp AGA,
j. Affords rare facilities to p.rsons desiring TO LEARN this
Rooms for p Ja day
DRY GOODS, &C.
ATP. COLES, sss BROADWAY, TWO DOORS ABOVE
5000 assortment q dry sood. Of ,srous ssys. linen
wear, bombsrinss, canton cloths Constantly on hand
good assortment Of houseksspins goods.
GREAT BARGAIss IN FoULARD sILKs.-JAMEs
seansns to n. sas. Of sss Yons sSse r. viii hi. d.y
ersn large lot Of printed ouard sks Al unpresdsntsdy
low prices Fs
IMPORTED yoyE coRsErs.-LAD,Es. GETTING
NoRs celebrated and elegantly hitting fsaeh esr.et
re SPy sr shss s Third .v;
under regular prices
JVET Goops-LADTEs THE BEST BARGAINS ARE
fast being selected and 81 the presest oppoItunty
ag s,s, bargain in linen goods d say
de,eripoh TO cell At once Tbs goods are All warranted
ANDREW @ COLBY 81 Third avenue
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DRUsHEs or EVERY DESCRIPTION Ar THE BRUsu
- factory, M Pearl street frank lin square All Articles
sold At the lowest factory prices Paint brushes Of
quality constantly hand Machine brushes made 20 oras
JOHN X. HOPpEL
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| The transactions at the Assistant Treasures
\ office tadav ware an foloWa.--
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A SoyELTY.--A WRITING MACHINE. ny WHICH
n With common pens, Ink and paper. original aad
more oopes ither single sheets bank book
be written enthusiastically 10 very simple 10 construe
ton and works with ell tho freedom Of detached ~
oils srea, dssissrAam besides sn.Isy sap..ssdaS the
copying press Every lawyer copyi merchant business
and literary should have Its equally useful for
copying drawings lace and calico patterns and
On wood The patentee offers rights sale Ia suoh btatea
and ci,es ~ stnl rvmsin undisposd Of fortune for
thc porehA,er For models prices Ao write apply
ID. SHEPHERD Counsellor stlaw, YAH street.
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Does AND BOARD WANTED yoR LADr-AD
IL erss rsrss Broadway Poss oass st.slar srsss ssa
ls<.,tsss
Doohh TO LET-To sfNGLg GEsTLIhEs, ~
II y~vsss fs~y nth or vshsut kssrf iurs ssf les
nivil fsrsisksa see.s sise asis rss~s - tfr e.ss
Erslisk tsssmsst ksuss w,k al Ia e1s~s -Sryrsm*e
alec ssi, ~ ssss Ara scsr fsr aft ss peI ss@ssa
Agpiy "A Iitk histA rr.~
Two ON THRgx Rooms WIN BGpnoOss AZ
II tsst.s ssisskls f.r s.ssisns. sd ~ wws " ssfis
s.rsls~.. 80, ssv vsssstss Ne ~ wsTssisJ pisss va
A. sssxA.
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fOUkTRf MERCHANTS AND OTHERS WILL ffhD
~ 10 their siyantsEs 70 buy their shov a. A. j.
tAhPBIIES. " Psrk place, near BsoAtvay a hss
sortmsnt Of silver plated and other bAnd bs
safely paeisd for any Of the country Fas,ssy Ne N
Canal street
ExBRoIDERIEs-ExBRoi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ia -sesr, and unasr kAnahsrohlsis ssis saA Jsesss,
LsGds, any rer cent under resaiAr prices 0AYkUR ~
THIRD aveaus Tenth street. " B,--Ths skovs
tLh day received from the Cas,om House.
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Mr.. Oaksmith, United States Commercial
W Agent In Hnytl.
LETTER FROM HIS BROTHER,
~ PEARL STREET, New YoRK. April

~ PEARL STREET, NEW YORK. April r. 1850
O. :, TO the EpIToR OF THE EVENING POST
Port Prince Feuc dn Commerce Of March oath,
gross attack upon the fair fame and OF brother
which cannot permit unnouced he is not here TO
speak for himself notice that article has been copied
request you expianatio desiring all
papers which have copied the original article to give cur
The article Of the Feue du Commerce wish you parsi.
face Of every line tho evidences
tive malice. do not know the other gentleman referred
TO- or anything Of their affairs hut onounce word
therein In reference brother unquafedy
No less epithet could apply to such individual and
brother could leave IL unsnid. .1fs
Ny brother Sidney OAksmith whom the article REFERS
represented at Aux Cages about
of the State Department well to the resident
chants and shpmasters who visited the port and
heard Of the latter speak him with
regard was also partner in tho house Of 0aksmh
Co., with Mr. Charles Loring native OF the island Last
summer brother taken down with the yellow fever
which resulted in ndspostion which did notre
till time after his return to the United Sta0s
His ply scan advised his RETURN and he wrote to tha De-
partment for permission which granted He left the
Island time in October last wing all OF the
lie did not take money enough with him to
the passage OF himself and wife. advanced the money
for that purpose upon his arrival.
As regards business between the house Of s. Oak
largest credtcr they for only cash
advanced them and balances due but also for
debts Of theirs due to parties In the United States which
in part for my brothers. sake not dollar
Cages since he e have to believe the
when collected will Shsn cancel the full ndebt
s'n''' y w 1''''' W. rxsPPIEfoN oAKsxITH.
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Police Intelligence

Albert Wolfe arrested by officer Hydes Of the
Sixth ward police yesterday merning charged
with having made attempt to commit highway rob.
berry upon the person of John Watkins Of South Fifth
street, Williamsburg, while the latter was passing
through Elizabeth street. In the neighborhood Of Mott
street. The complainant proving himself tartar the
prisoner secured by him until the arrival OF the off,
cer Mr.. Watkins had In his possession at the time of
the attack $780, Justice Bogat committed the accused
for examination
Samuel Moran and his wife Mary Arm were taken into
custody by officer Churchill OF the thirteenth ward
police charged with having received lot Of valuable
property from thieves knowing the to have been
stolen The accused brought bebre Justice welsh
~ Ersex Market police court where Mr. Irwin of 174
Broadway Corean Kieen, Of 426 Grand street. Andrew
Reries OF 3l3 Houston street and Mary CogsweIl OF
800 Second street. sppeared and identified portion of
the property found on Moran's premises having been
stolen their stores and places Of resdencecst @
fersnt periods The goods found the premises of
Moran consisted OF satins, mantas and other ar
tices Of dry goods The magistrate held them for fur.
ther examination.
Joseph Lester, sailor, arrested by officer Td.
wards Of the Fourth ward police charged with having
stabbed girl named Een Miller, IN the dance houee
as Water street kept BY MacksrAl The prisoner
was taken TO the Tombs, where he was Committed 70
await the result Of the womans injuries The wounded
party was taken to the New York Hospital for medical
treatment The wound d severe one and perhaps NAY
(From the crowded state Of our columns, We vers
obliged to onit number VI other police cssss.
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Vrum the Washington Union, April Il
UPARTURE or CoMMoDoRE McCAuLKY Commodore
McCauiey, the recently appointed commander OF the
home squadron, viii leave this morning for PhsdeIpia
where the steam frigate San Jscinto awaits him. II
understood that Immediately ths arrival OF the
commodore the San Jacinto win depart for the Gulf
Of Mexico ss she is ready to proceed TO sea- Commo
dore McCaney has received his instructions
from the President. The following Ia list
Of the officers of the San Jscinto Captain, G.
K Striblines: Iieutenants 0verton Carr, William l..
Herndon, j. G. Beaumont, Francis K Murray and c. H.
Fox ssssfant svgeon J. semple; master, g. w. Aby;
"a lieutenant OF marines, Edward yonss; passed mid
shipmsn WIN. r. Mercer, John r. Hamilton and j. C.
HefIeman; midshpmen, J. Madison Todd and John =.
Barnes gunner. John Rntnsr; earpentsr, James Nc.
Douald; ssilmatsr, T. G. Herbert; hoatsvsin, -
Eneineen-chisf poliansbee; first assstapts A. c.
sinners and =. 3. pcLucs; second assistsnts, J n
Warner sad 7. A. Jackson; third sssiatants C1s.as
Iipssl.y; q q, Raws"y sAi v. q. Hat.
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Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
Before Hon. Judge E. P. Cowles.

THE POOLE MURDER-THE MOTION TO ADMIT THE
PRIs0TERs TO BAIL.
APRIL l2.Mr. II. F. Clark said that the proposed on
the part of the accused produce such further evidence
as would show their probable innocence and entitle
them to bail.
After some remarks from the District Attorney Mr.. Hall,
In oppostion the Court said that the principle was we'll
settled that this Court had the same power to bail a.,
that the old Kings Bench of England II the Court
possessed the power to ball. 1t must have facts and
circumstances before 1t by which It should be guided
and those must be the proceedings before
the Coroner the committing sgistrate and the Grand
jury What limit there Is to that testimony the Court
was not prepared to say He remembered one case In
which he was himself engaged counsel In Columbia
county-an anti rent case-the Of Big Thunder as
was apparent to every acquainted with the facts
DO conviction could have taken place. Where the evil
dence apparent that capital conviction could be
had party should not be confined to jail but was en-
titled 10 be admitted to bail The Judge not pre-
pared in this case to say whether the Court has the
power to look beyond the testimony the Coronsrs
inquest but when passing on the question he dis
posed to have before him all the testimony which the
law authorizes justes. He could not say that he
though he may have The discretion. Hs would preier
therefore, having the question fully argued. He could
cohesive that party might be subjected TO very great
hardship by being compelled to remain in jail when II the
facts fully elected there would be no pretence that
conviction could take place The Court also suggested
that there was any further testimony beyond that al
ready taken before the Coroner &C.. IL should be pvd
in order that the District Attorney might have the
opportunity Of cross examination.
The argument was set down for Saturday.
Mr. Clark intimated that the prisoners would ali de-
nand separate trials, and asked the District Attorney
when he would be prepared to go on with the trials.
OF the accused parties were ready and anxious that
The Hstrct Attorney replied that pretty nearly every
day for the next two set apart for other
BE was not therefore prepared to say when he
wouli be ready.
The Court adjourned for the day.
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The Vienna Conferences.
opua lnffap Marrh 90 - I1cAn.. r.-~~.1

Vienna letter, March %, in London Timesl
The FIRST OF the Four Points is settled and the second
yesterday entered into by the Conference During the
first three meetings all went smoothly enough but
the sitting of yesterday said to have very stormy
What 1t that reused the bile OF the represents.
10 supposed emanated either from Count Buoi or
Baron Prokesch both thsse ministers were yesterday
evening in very bad repute IN the Russian camp Pot
csl correspondence like those dipomatsts who not
nected idea OF what eong but you may be assured
that the Russian eagle will not escape without having
had lite wings and alons 30 closely clipped that will
for the future be comparatively harmless. Per-
ministers and their assistants has even the most
distant idea OF what the three protocols already
signed contain; but authentic information has
that the way in which the question relative to Mol
satisfactory to the four Allied Powers Some slight mis-.
evings felt that Austria would to use the express
son Of the honorable member for Tamworth, numbug'
the Western Powers but Count 8uo and Baron Prokesch
are ad to have behaved In way which excited tbs sd
mraon Of the representatives Of England and France.
When Lord John Russell spoke and what bjec he
spoke 10 unknown but he must recently have made
excellent as Baron prokesch yetsrday pressed
ly find that the foregoing Is very meagre OF
what Is going or here but the information which you
have hitherto recsved and may future receive from
the subject OF the conferences likely to prove
perfectly correct This morning Cabinet was
sent off TO England with dispatches probably
ing account Of what took place at the conference OF
yesterday which lasted from one tin ave. Al has been
said the rst point settled but II would be
suppose that the conference has entered into the
minute details OF the matter. The funda mental prlo
cipes OF the first condition have however been exactlv
Prince Cortschakoff and NJ de Tito3 have evideutIv
copstered necessary 20 rally all their forces around
tcem for n Muchin, Who formerly Russian Consul
IL servis and NJ Won Chaitschnsky the Consul General
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The four points, according to
the Rnssidn Interpretation.

I. Abolition Of the exciu-
sive prot ectorate of Russia in
MoldaviA and Wallachia, the
privileges recognized to those
provinces by the Sultan be-
ing placed under the guAran-
tees OF the FIVE Powers.
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MORNING EDITION-FRIDAY, .iPRIL l3 1856.

who formerly pow- rful in Moldavia and Wala-
CHA, here, The Chevalier Tmotheus Knezse-
witch the chief Of the administrative department Of tbs
Sarvian Central aChAncslers" who has arrived here
on special mission ffom the Hospodar, has already
waited Count Buol
In order that your reae may have clearer idea Of
what is going AA4e and be abs to judge for them
selves what CT there OF the present negotia
tions eadngi tIss this bases proposed by the three
placed in junta position those which Prince Gortecha
kot the 'h OF January would fain have forced
the representative Of England France and Austria
The Aide Memojre of the The four points, according
AIIrs the Russtrn INTERPRETATION.
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ply OF wheat consisted OF 2so English and 2,ss5 for
sgp ausrter, including cargo of Dantzic, liberated
from the ice. There better atsndancs from the
country but business was BY no means active There
was little doing in In barley there more 6rm
ness, but prices dear. Sales Of malt continued
difficult at unasred rates In oats-only Is, $50 quar-
tsrt-there lively feeling in the trade; and
though large transactions were uufrequsnt the retail
business quite up to last prices slight improve
ment lad taken place beans. Peas scautiy
supplied. The demand for hnseed was steady without
change in prices In other Seeds little variation ia
value aosr.ee
There gooi demand for cotton at Liverpool, and
the sales the 26th ult reached fully 1000 bales
speculation and for export at the full prices of tbs
previous week. On the 27th the demand good
priees unaltered.
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the capture of military port il Is the reduction of
the forces which Russia has maintained In these pars
1t 10 the species Of domination which she exercised, and
the privilege she enjoyed there to the detrment of all
Europe, and, above all of Turkey. aee
THE LATEST.
tTeiegraphic from Vienna, March q, P. N.
The political horizon has again become somewhat
gloomy. 1t 10 said that esterdays conference, which
the frat the third point, not satisfactory
Although the Western Powers do not insist rAziny
the forhcatons Of sebastepo they propose other
ditons which are not agreeable to Russia.
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THE LATEST NEWS

LIVERPOOL, March 27-5P. NJ
The Cupard mail steamer Canada has not arrived her
delay attributed to detention on account OF the pro
babe) arrival Of the United States mail steamer
Pacific.
1t will be recolected that the Canada was detained
four days at Boston on account of injury to her ma
chnery at that place.
To-day there has been some little stir in town from
the nominations Of Sir Samuel G. Bonha conservative
and Joseph c. Ewart liberal, competing candidates
Tor the Parliamentary representation OF Liverpool.
Ewart is the popular man, but Bonham,s chances
Of the best. Tomorrow Is the day for
polling
There is no other local news Of any Importance
BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL March 2s-Noon.
The Parliamentary election is progressing and Ewart
liz now about / 900 ahead
Our markets are quiet to-day and exhibit no change
The Canada is no. yet tslegraphe.
Markets.
LONDON MoSKY MARKET, TUESDAY EVENING MARCH a.
The English funds opened with renewed frmness this
morning. but soon declined in consequence Of sales OF
for money, which lett of yesterday at 92M' were arst
y issr Ss Ss1s
Last price was % to u. The amount OF business WAS
small and the chief support to the market was derived
the 18th and 18th instant together with the
rent rumoIs from all quarters OF p.ca: prospects at
vienna. Bank STOCK was quoted 2l4 to 215 ~ with d
yidend New Three per Cents 92X to x ex. dividend
for the openings India stock 225 to 22s India bonds lis
to las. premium; Exchequer bills 6s to 9s premium:
and Exchequer bonds 99k to u.
In the discount market great continues 10 be oh
servsble notwithstanding the increased demands usual
at the tern nation OF the quarter.
Fortisn securities steady with rather limited
Of business In the foreign exchanges this AZ
ternoon the rates upon Paris shade lover than
ast post With regard TO other places there al
The course OF exchange at New York on London for
bills at 90 days sight 10ex per cent and the par Of
exchange England and America being l09 40
per cent It follows that the exchange Ia nomisaly OH
per cent In favor Of England; aud, after making allow
ance for charges OF transport and difference Of interest
the present rate leaves trfing profit the mporta
ton OF gold from the United States.
The cosng accounts from the Paris Bourse this even
ing present further fan of about three sghths per
cent the operations Of the spectators being m the
unfavorable side At the other continental markets.
prices steady but there Il general absence Of 40
tivity.
LrnrooL CorrcH MAnKn March 2.-Ths cotton
nsrsst STEADY today and the sales amount to $1,000
bales, Of which 1000 American speculation and
600 American and 400 surst were fos export.
March 2o.-yhsrs hes bssn good demand log cotton