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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
FORECLOSURE SALE.

State OF Wisconsin, Iowa County Circuit Court.
Robert Yelverton, plaintiff, against john Adams,
Eliza Adams John Bonner, John NJ Perkins, Viii
liam H. Bottom, Otis q Corbit. William O.. fuller.
Tseedy, Elias VI. q cen, Dexter Tifluey, George
ape, Eeazer Il, Eldredge, james Fseeiand, Robert
Squres, Charles II. Bowman. Patrick II. Baker,
IilIim II. Freeiand, john A. Catcher, john y.
Goodrich. Kellogg Sexton, Benjamin F. Thomas
joan Milton, aud John NJ Stewart. defendants.
I)4 virtue OF, aud pursuant to, a Judgment of
i foreclosure and sale, rendered in said court
the above entitled action, the ifth Gay OF June.
1861, shall expose for sale and sell public auctin ,
at the front dooI of the Court House in he village
of Dodgeville in Iowa County, Wisconsin, Satur-
day, the 18th day OF September, lS6l n two clock
the afternoon OF that the following described
mortgaged premises, d much thereof may
sufficient To satisfy said judg nent, interest, and
OF sale, TO Wit =
The southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter of
section six IN township five north of range
five , the southwest quarter of the north
quarter of section fourteen "a township
CO., north of range five (5), east; the northeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter OF section fifteen
tI5l, IN township FIVE 90, north OF range five (5l,
east the uth-eaSt quarter OF the north quar-
ter, and the southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section eighteen (lS) in township six i6)
north OF range five 90, east; and part OF the
half of the northeast quarter OF section number
twelve az, in township six 90, north range
to- east, bounded follows, to Wit commencing
the south east corner CT John Adalss store thence
running west eight rods thence south twelve rods
thence east eight rods, thence north twelve rods
place of beginning. AlsO the noTth-etst quarter Of
the north qua ter of section thirty five (33
tow nShip "a, north OF range five (5), east
OF section thirty five b in township RI
north Of range tive e;tsL-lying and being in Iowa
County. Wisconsin.
Dated, Mineral Point. june. 27th. SCI.
GEORGE MESS ERSMITH
29;3n Sheriff OF Iowa County
Cobb x Sudduth, plaintiffs Attorneys.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
-i~kIieSiELE

BARBERING AND HAIR DRESSING.
wv subscriber tavis- recently opened shop in
I the ra ~ adjoining the inertl Point Rock
ture prepared ta Waj upon customers AT any hour
81 t.- atr SHAVING SHANPDONING HAIR
btE-~ING ec.. done ~ the best manner and most
tlsIlte raatc -tVlt~-
- strict attention To his business and ardent desj
- pc ., hopes - iGrrit and receive share Of the
9Rttant-. ~ the citizens at Mineral Point.
Gesi.ir.len, please call AMI giya him a trial.
y. z. TURNER.
Mineral Point June 81 ls6l. 24-tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
L Cal,

He<srs- CoRR K SCDDrTH. Attorneys. e.. Mineral
u ant IKE method ei ASSURING their Clients
rb ifr that the tact If the senior artner having
receive military coraais,iOn AID entered the ser
rce cauntrr. viii IN amer interfere 18th
the reIei1r business OF Ia hrm. Bat that hsving
secured the services OF GEORGE MCLEs, Esq Il law
yer experience tad ability, they VIII continue the
a,ractice heretefor, and they respectfully claim
share at the fHtiic patronage
All unsettled He>iueSs with the late rs OF Cobb <
Me,saaore or IF obb, AesstNore & SHaaoth can he
clos- up IT once upon application at the &C. aad
all a.aitn IS against either ct said irpss will be
HroIeptlv paid on tefaunt.
Mineral Point. Nay 81. l56g. Sz-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
IN PROB ATE-IOWA COUNTY co

In the matter Of the last VIII and Testament of John
Loot borrow Lec-ls Ell.
w reading and filing tie petition o! George Schel-
~ linSer and kebecca loot morrow, Executor and
kNecutrIx of said Last viii and Testament repre-
SentIng that the extension OF time oore given
the court for the settlement Of the q ii de-
ceased has expired, and that t. nave been unable
As ye 70 close mp their admins ion, and praying
that tHe time of their administration might be gain
extended for the Rod of six months. it ordered
THAI said petition be heard before the judge Of this
Court on Monday the 9th day Of August next ensu-
ing At the Court House, in the village Of Dodgevle,
in said County.
And It l. further ordered that public notice there
OF, be Civ To all persons interested, hy publishing
copy 81 this orter Tor three weeks pfior
sad cay OF hea ing in the Mineral Point Trirane.
weekly newspaper published in the city It Mineral
Point. in S..ii csQatv. L. VI. STR )Nti.
Dated July ist. lStI :,fw3. County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
FORECLOSURE SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, IOWA COUNTY CIRCUIT
C0URT-H. G. Cutler The unknown helfs o.
Aaron Adams deceaseS, and Harriet y. Adams
DY virtue Of q judgment Of foreclosure and sale,
made ard entered in the above entitled cause in
the Ctrcuit Cenrt, in and for said county Iowa,
State Of Wisconsin, the Goth day February, A.
r., 1851, | vail the Sd dav of AUGUST, A. D.,
4S6l at O'Clock in the afternoon of that day
fer sale and sell at pUOic auction the highest and
Best bidder tor cash. at the front door the Court
Hoase, in the village Of Dodgeville, in said Iowa
County Wisconsin the owing described real estate
much thereof shall be sufficient satisfy the
Judgment in this action, with interest costs TO
wit A lot parcel of land, situate lying and be-
ing ia the Village Oh bodgeville, in the County OF
Iowa AID State CT Wisconsin and bounded follows
wits Beg inning on the side OF Union street
twenty four 90 feet from the north-we corner of
block t7), according ;he recorded plat of
sst7d Village, and running thence up Union street
one ha aGred and twenty-five (l22) fest o stake
thence east, varying little orth hundred and
line, to stone firmly set, thence south along sad
line hu dfed and thirty three (l33) feet the
brook within twenty (24) feet OF northern
dine Of b. ock seven q thence the place o f
beginning. celng the property conveyed by Curtis
Beech and wife TO Aaron Adams.
Dated Sherids office, Minerai Point April the 30th
:. D., 1861 GEORGE MESS ERSMITH,
Sheriff Iowa County, Wis
l.. N. STRONG, Plaintiffs Attorney. lS-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
LOST DOG.

l'TEtYEa or STOLEN. from the subscriber an
y Ainer.t Faiut. Friday evening last a stsal /
= ack and Tan RAT TERRIER. witk creFpeI ears
LAD brass collar. Whoever will return said DO
- tue undersigned ball be literally rewarded.
a. c. ANSLEY.
Min-ral Point. = ly Ist lS6I- 29tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
X | r b I S

INARAEko have you vet ordered a Reaper II
i not, come and see Ktrby's before you buv
We have specimen machines now set up ready for
use, and for examination. in nearly all the principe:
localities in the state and solicit the examination
and scrutiny of II good judges of Rcapers
THE KIRBY, as we have often SAID before is =,
much more NEATLY AND THuEOUGHIY MADE
than moSt other of the common machines as a Yam
kee axe is ahead of common. rough blacksmith work
or a complete pa ent I1ver watch of old buIrs eye
THE KIRBY l. the Reaper of the age beyond All
isPute nat may come after 1t we cannot say hut
= Is certain that nothing yet equal itrlther beau
y and compactness of structure.
e Ia Workmanship and durability. Gt being near
ly an iron and steel. >
IL In hshtnes. OF draft. I'VE warrant any ordi-
nary span OF horses ample Al all um9S, and for a
whole season, y
y In having no side draf, at all, nor dowrwala
we'a, upon the tongue
IL As being the easiest machine in the world TO
~ 1t being a very common and perfectly easy
thug tor careful man, witt a good. steady team
10 doth rake and drjre
{ , A being 10y far the cheapest machine IL the
lg KIRBY viii last any careful farmer
t~eHtg years. with The lenewa of such parts as the
sickle, .nd those parts subjected to extra wear
IT, THE KIRBY be taken to pieces in te,
n''%"es 50 as 10 d. packed IN space three four
s y THE KIRBY, all in ALL Is the best combined
naon'ne IN ihe World and gives universal satisfaction
10 All " h" 1t.
to" THE KIRBY aouI he ra. ranted FUN, IN ever,
pm c.'a>er to be .rst Reaper aud a fysf raj.
-Hoioe' IN every spot and piace-and both reap ami
mo" upon rough ground, better than any other ma
chine IN existence.
= our stock Of kIRBYS for Wisconsin Is run
ming out fast and cannot Ice Promised certain ti
early part Of next month.
IL No man should tcaH tate this season before.
buy ing reaper, the probability strong tat I'M,
entire rtoek OF every kind Will he exhausted beot.
the harvest. ~
to Attend to i gentlemen, the sooner the better.
eacn nd all of ven.
- re KIRBY may be seen up a. the Jane Go
store, Madison at Eldre. ;. Jancsville, at \ l.
Wight Prairie du CHEN at P!attcyillc Grant Co
5"'c"oe' Lone Rock, Avoca, Aazomane. Prairie "a
sac 9tougt0n, Milton kdscrjon, lima, Whitewater
laimyra, /. Atkinson, Cambridge, Water;owu. Col
1mouS, sun Prairie Pardeeville HeseyyilIe SPARTA
"a crosse, Albany. G. cen Co. Monroe Braalaad pa,
ingto2 Mineral Point, DodgeyilIe, and many otnr-
,tacrS in the state
-. = About $50 were sold IN this State last year
lnd uniformly gave excellent satisfaction.
= Extras of every kind viii be kept constantly
n and Tor Machines at all the principal towns in til,
STATE.
- send to the uuder igned or apply to local
orma,ion is desired
ID j. POI EKS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
I. Q S T

o. Monday evening, the 22d INST, on High
Street, between the store OF Jenkin, Barringr
& ca. and the Post Office, GOLD PEN.
with black ebony holder ia commen pen :
case. ANY person 6adiag the same viii con :
Ter fayor By leaving it this office.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26

HAL Point Thresh.ng Machine Depot.
BL0DGET < MOORE. AGENTS.
DiTTS, Improved Ma,iIon style, and 10 horse
ri ul Ohio, Screw Elevator, and 10 horse power :;
Mi,.uiburt,h. ohio. and 10 horse pove.
and ho~>e power, for iaInl-
err errn use.
Eltit.~ morse power. AMI 10 horse:
Climax horse power and IL horse
Isar < Fowler'~ celebra e5 iron powers. tor and
20 anr~-- Warranted the best po,yce manufactured.
inat.1t' trttd power.
So, kt.r x Trurk'S Is and 20 feet. Sold separate
from machines. il wautet.
These machines warranted 10 be we'll made, Of
s,sss material. and pc feet in every respect.
Germs easy, to suit the 1im-S.
BI.oDGET & MOORE
Machine and Pump Dealers.
Miner Point, July Is. 1861. 33-+m
Washhurn. Grant 20. Wis. Ju'v is 1861
Th5 : 70 certify THAI have puroha sd ut EosCet
{ Moor op- of Pitts Improved Nt>lllon stSl
THr-~her. manufactured by DoSier 4 Fowler, y y,
WITH leon Power
Iae n1cuire was taken home st M. md after a
aEr hesitation in recommending il 10 parties
IN stut If gopt re liable th-cSilinc machine ana
horse power. ALONZO CUSHMAN.
Z O. Washburn. Grant Co, or Ninn, Iowa Co.
NJ C-Shman i a mechanic bv trade. and large
f.ruarr. rnd fully capable Of testing the merits o.
tGrr>.siuS machine.
BL0nGEP & MOORE.
Mineral Point. Wis.
k-e~ts for Iowa, Grant, I4.Fayett., Green and
Daa- Counties. Wisconsin,.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
i. AICILIION'S
Grocery and Provision Store

on Ggnsutcrce street. corner # North STRAIT.
gErIE subscriber respectfully announces to hi
tIe~tlstlt Inc puHlic, that al ms store, next
l 4ytl4ia- uat>t. neal the NashiuEt House
ile e,-I> ca hand .oI sale varied stock of GRO
s-4<IEs. PROVISIONS. Is INES AND ILQUoAs. CEosK-
-t<p EtkDN IL. ana every thing almost, that
L. ~ = -..-L N ncLu..Lm-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26

'!'IiE suiscriher having opened shop Cornrrer
street, near the Hail LoAd Depot is PREF AIRED Il,
10 any work IN the line of
Wagon and Carria-e Making
d nd from she best ~ material.
H- j. supplied 81 nh steamed Thills FeIIoes Fole.
Sc- ot she hest quality OF timber Md Will 81 all
lie pleased CALI those IN need Of
as services.
= Repairing done short no tice
Term. reasonable ana all work verrsnt.f
JOHN CARTER
August 2otL. 1853 49,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
Wagon and Carriage Making
New Firm.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
{ ,OTfER+ II. < THOMAS would respectfully inform
the ri iz-n~ oi this cit and vrifItv h.- the
band :" I'll a erd~- 81 their line such hou.~-
sign. rriaEe and ornamental shifting Tu45tstors of
wo"d and marble. Glaziess and paper hangers
c. CorTkRELL. wE. THOMAS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
Girl Wa ate :.

a good girl for doug general isousework
u a. Nr BLfss's restdeRce
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
A y L II O \ y

Portraits, card ste, on BRISTOL
/ Board, suitable tor Albums. Published and sold
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
New Stock of Goods

Jenkin, Barriugr & Co Store, on High street.
Millions block Mineral Point Wjsconsi,
Bargains for cash, Bargains for cash
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
Mini Point FanningMill Manufactory.

DFOPLE can be suited with goods
L md prizes Il they will cal a. WHFFLEG'S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
SCI Broadway. Ne ! York.

. n.
By special arrangement publish in addition to
other portraits the celebrated collection veil knova
both in Europe ana Amercs as Rrady's National
Photographic Portrait Gallery.
Brady seollection Of imperial photographer justly
considerea enc 81 the Hons OF New York, aHd the
phatoSAPhic reproduction OF these every table
can nov nave an additional attractie "a miniature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
SAFETY OF THE AUsTRALAsIAN.
FRENCH OCCUPATION OF SYRIA.
The Emperor Napoleon and the Clergy

The steamship Arabia, Capt. Stone, wmcn 'aiieu
from LIVERPOOL at II o'clock q. m on the "a ana nom
Queenstown on the evening OF the 90 ihs'' af'iIeu
bsrs at o'clock on Saturday evening" bringing
81, 400, 900 in specie. ,e
The Australiasian, from Liverpool Feb. l6 and
Queenstown I7th had returned to Queenstown March
transferred her mails and passengers to the Arabia
but retained her specie Capt Hockey reports: FEB
90 IL 80 g. NJ. in latitude 3o' g, Longitude 2 broke
both fingers of her screw; the wind at the time made
rate from southwest continued to the westward under
tanyas until the Goth, in latitude 400 90, longitude Az
49, when she experienced heavy gale from the west
northwest, when che put before it and returned
70 Queenstown, where she arrived on the Sd ins at
li:2O q. M, having made, one day, 2So miles under
canvass"
The new steamer Hibernia Of the Galway line ia
advertised to sail on her first trip from Galway on the
26th inst.
The vigo reached Liverpool early on the morning OF
The let inst.
The Canada arrived at Queenstown at 4 o'clock on
che morning of the Cd inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18

notice that the Prince POlignac, who about TWO
months ago married the daughter of N. Mires, has
offered TO return the dowry of his wife to the cred
itOrs.
Austria is still wavering between Absoutism and
Constitutional institutions. few days ago we
heard that the state of siege to be proclaimed Tor
q great portion of Hungary. To-day we arc III
formed that Count Rechberg is probably to be diS,
missed. The counties and towns have been invited
to elect Members of the Parliament convened LOT the
I'd of April at Buda, not at Pesth, as the law Q,
1S4s orders; but this deviation from the law VIII
scarcely prevent any municipality from holding Inc
elections, especially since the speeches IRON the
Throne at Paris, Westminster, and Turin, give no
encouragement to those who have believed ,4 "a.
general war would soon give good chance ior
Hungarian insurrection. If Austria wishes concila-
ton with Hungary, she may arrive at that solution
but only by accepting the hws of lS4S. If she re-
fuses to yield, she has the best chance OF meeting
with the volunteers Of Garibald The state OF siege
and martial law would accordingly lead to an In
vasiOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18
SAFETY OF THE AUSTRALASIA.

The most interesting piece of intelligence brought by
the Arabia is the cheering news that the mall steamer
Ausraasian of the Csnard line, about which serious
spprehensons in respect her safety were entertained
Tor the past week. is safe 1t appears from an abstract
of the log which we subon that the Austraasian lett
LIVERPOOL on the 10th of February her regular day OF
sailing received her mails and proceeded on her way
calling at Cork Harbor On the 18th she experienced
light variable winds and the following day there
was strong breeze and heavy sea, rendering 1t very
difficult TO manage the ship. The morning OF the 2Vth,
however was still more severe, betokenng violent
Storm Not only had the noble vessel TO contend with
q succession of terrific squalls and high sea, but
heavy gale icOntributed 10 the impending danger.
While vainly attempting TO weather the storm she
broke two bars of the screw which, OF course disabled
her and rendered it impossible to proceed on her yoy-
age by steam-propellng power. The accident TO the
screw is supposed to have happened from striking some
piece of wreck, as several logs were teen floating
about at the time.
As coon as the accident was discovered Captain
Hockey Immediately hoisted sail and directed the
course Of his vessel westward with the intention OF
making an American port For several days she passed
through heavy squalls, which eliminated on the 26th
February in fierce gale and furious squalls rendering
Il almost impos bic to manage the ship. The COM
andsr succeeded in putting her head round in latitude
6o "a north and longitude $40 20 west, and bore up
Tor Queenstown, arriving with her passengers and crew
aIl safe, on the morning of the Sd of March, after
rough voyage OF &c days duration. When the Arabia
called at Cork on her outward bound voyage, she took
the Australasans passengers board arrived yeser
day morning. The passengers of the disabled steamer
hsak in the highest terms of the kindness manifested
BIZ the captain and officers of the Arabia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18
ITALY.

The nights commanding the citadel Of Messna were
occupied by the Sandman troops. The representatives
Of foreign Powers bad protested to the commander OF
the citadel against any damage which might be caused
in the city.
all foreign soldiers who may have belonged TO the
Bourbon army or who have been in the military
service of the Pope and who should Join the reaction
ary bands Of Southern Italy, will il made prisoners,
not be treated soldss but will be punished with
the greatest severity.
The Journal PItale Of Turin says that, according to
dispatches from Gen. Caldn, the resistance of Gen.
Tergola Governor Of the citadel OF Messina ARIES
from orders received by the latter from Francis III.
The siege WIS to commence in a few days.
The suppression Of monasteries and converts has
given rise to distuba at Naples and several con-
vents have been attacked by rioters. The National
Guard nterposed, and in order 10 prevent their de-
struction by the people, quatered Themselves ia the
converts. Six hundred insurgents in the Abruzzi hav-
ing been surrounded by the SaIdinians laid down their
arms and withdrew into the Pontncal territory. A
letter-writer says:
BY decree Of the present Government of Naples
the two concordats solemnly aDnued and declared
void. All persons Of whatever creed declared
equal before the law and have longer
any peculiar exemption. All monastlc orders for
either to be recognized by the Government
The same fate has fallen on beneees Of all kinds with
out cure of souls, and on all chapters OF collegiate
churches. The property Of these religious houses 10
taken into the benefit Of the Government and is TO be
charged first, with popular education; next, with the
augmentation of the salaries Of parish priests and WIN
the relief OF the most needy membsrs OF the c,erc
body The fabrics are 10 be employed for school pur-
poses among which infant and evening schools are not
forgotten But large and sweeping as Is the change,
the interests of the present inmates 81 these houses
have been cared for. Those who wish TO continue
monastic are TO receive pension, which Is to Dc
augmented by one-sxth II they reside out OF the
clQisteg, Ne WQye R9Yices are to DO admitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lospoy MONEY MARKET, March 2-The Londos
Times, in lie city article Of to-day says; The move
mens Of money were increased by the number OF large
special TRANSACTIONS among which the discharge
OF gel 900 Danish bonds the payment of the Turkish
and Peruvian dividend and the dividend Oh several
of the leading railway stocks The funds have been
generally steady but after the regular hours the tone
OF the market less strong chiefly In consequence
of an active demand for money, owing TO tie absorb
ton taking place at the Bank by the rapid increase q
the reserve. The foreign exchanges have been firmly
maintained at late advance. further small som In
bar gold was taken 70 bank to-day about fSC00 The
amount of specie that will be sent by the steamer with
the India and China mails is fl67 Az, of which only
Ell ,26l is in gold
the influence Of the continued pressure for money the
stock Exchange. decline OF ! y cent occurred. In
the share markets business was remarkably laDguid,
aud tho tendency Of prices was favorable In the dis
count market cent was the lowest rate Tor the oe6S
short bills.
The frauds of the East and West India Dock Compa-
nv amount to about $4,000 10000. They have been
committed by one of the officials Of the Company, and
extended over q period Of nine or ten years. The
amounts for repairs which are always going on, have
been falsited.
Messrs. Benyon g. Co., one of the oldest hax-spin-
ming firms in Leeds employing about 500 hands, have
suspended payment
The Bank return of last evening Is considered favor.
able. 1t shows further large augmentation not only
in the reserve but in the bullion.
The Times says it again demonstrates the imponcy
II
The leading soc ks closed yesterday at generai ae
cline of y cent. Inc traffic return OF the onteo
Kingdom, for the week ending Feb. IS shows an M
crease of f26035 over corresponding week att year:
n Ia said that the railroad obligations TO be issued
during the present year by the Bank Of France VIII b
T EocisS funds ON the let were fiat, under the In
ausnre OF continued pressure for money on the Stock
Excbange. Concols closed weak at 9li 09lt for mo-
ney, and 9lt a yli for account
8 A. cent was the lowest rate for best bills.
PANS, March 9, 3:a5 p. m;-The Bourse has under
gone no alteration, the final quotation Of rentes
being 68s. ID, or the same Us yesterday. MOO
LoNpoS MONEY MARKET-LsSDoS, March p
Evening.--Funds firm owing chiefly TO the announce
ment Of the recovery of the New-fork exchanges
from l03 to 1851. Consos have risen " cent. Com
soils close at 81 99li for money, and s3 e9lj for
count. ,
AMERICAN SrocKs.-nlnois Central I'll o26i dis
count; Erie shares "a 02Sli NewYork Central Rail-
road 7O972, ex coupons. h
LIVERPOOL CoTTOS MARELT-LVERPooI, March
86lThe sales Of Cotton yesterday reached 10 900 bales n
report market hrmer the adces per Cen sds
ing tone, closins with advancing sndeney TnA
Beadus market cosed dull and unchanged Provisions ea
HAvRE CoTToS MARxEr.-Cotton-Ihe sales o. ne
ws,kAs sAlss QEsssa sSsS srdiaais lN issa NJ N