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NOTICE.-C. c! SEXTON, OF THE
State OF Michigan, will take notice that John
SMELL did on 10 27th day Of November A-D 1852, file
MS petiton in the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for the county OF CuyahogA and State Of Ohio, against
the said Charles WinsloW, assignee &C. setting
Hunt for the sum of SlO0 and interest from OcOber
2th isJ and SSn and interest from june 7th, 1851
less = cent, and that said assignment was fraud
on the other creditors Of said Hunt and praying that
Tho assignment Of R. g. Hunt to Charles MinslOW be
declared TO enure the equal benefit OF all the credora
OF the said Hunt and BY esYe Of Court the said c. 2.
SaTfon q made party dsgandant to said suit. And
that said O. C. sexton y required to appear and ans
er said petition CT before the third Saturday after
- = = J. II. CHIDESrER,
arrii 40 1eeo.2sQ tPlaintttTs Attorney
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RUSSIAN STEAM BATHS

% UsSIAN STEAM BATHS
= - : open Every Day, r
Ar 172a 81 1-Eaa5 SUPERIoE-ST,
rnarEBH11l ..T z .yasHAa. EkIED1lhs'
.sa5z tds5s
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SMRT sDPPORTERsI I

CKIRT SUPP0RTERSl Inns traaa
~ -"-I SKIRT sUpPORTERSii II l.-o.-
- SKIRT SUPPORTERS .
The only thing worthy the name-made and htted
to order only, ~ M hrs.O. =. =. " llsslAb blls ~
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a
Ashtabula r. r. Co., hOga County, Ohio
I-I u. ..nysD, ,4aHH Civil action for money
A. Whiting. + only.
NOTICE.-A. WHITING, A NON
IN Resident Of The state q Ohio viii take notice
That the Cleveland Painesville Ashtabula ltallroad
Company did on the 9th day Of May lH62 hled Pc
tition in the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for tile county Of Cdyahoga and State Of Ohio aanst
the said A. Whiting defendant, setting iorth that on
the Sd day Of March, 1902 the said defendant was N
debted to said Company In the several sums on ac-
counts Of sl49 50 Sl6s and s6 TO- amounting IN total
to the sum Of 1873 CO. with interest thereon from
March 8 1862 for charges and transportation q Ger
tain three lots barrels OIL carried and conveyed over
Rnd up1n said CompGnyis Railroad from Girard 70
Cleveland Ohio and there at the latter place deliver
"a by sai Company for said defendant a his request,
that ths said sum OF money was then and = now que
and payable, that 81 ID sum Of money nor any part
thereof has been paid, and said Company prays Judg-
msnt against the said A. Whiting, defendant In the
sum OF three hundred and seyenty-three dollars and
siKty cents with interest thereon from said Sd day oi
March, 1862 80
And the said A. Whiting Is notified that be is re
qred to appear ana answer said petition on OF Deore
the 25th day Of june, 1902 Judgment will be taken
against him by default, LIZ 49,.
% ri EI- Ffrf- n Attorneys for @. p B A. r. X. F
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such Immediate results from his labor e on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated With 90 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
mart OF the state 10 the Terre Hahte, Alton 3 S.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nsSrly 200 niles, e
well adapted 10 Winter
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WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO.
Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetabiesis Is grown IN great abundance
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from to 6weeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between the lelre ha1te,
Alton & ST. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, a distance of 10 mles on
the Branch, and 1876 miles On the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State.
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80. niRI.FY. -. BtCKWHEAT,
ACRTCULTURAL PRODUCTs.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1851 was estimated at 55 600, 900 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 OOO,-
900 bushels, besides the crop Of 0arsi Barley
Rye, BuckTheat, Potatoes Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Cover
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton Sorghum
Crane. Peaches, Apples, &c, which 60 to swell
the vast aggregate Of production h this fertile
regionl Over -Four MlIlioas tons Of produce
were sent out Of the State OF Illinois during the
y,aak -1vaar -Aa raaH r.- a--'r--
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92H- sEN1rE eHAMHER, Ohio April 5th1 1884.
"DR. J. G. AVER, HolPrsd Sir-l have made . thor
ouPh trial Of th Cathartic Pills. left BY your agent,
and have been cured b. tieml0f the dreadful Fhenn-
atism under which he found me sunering Inc nrst
dose relieved ne, and Few subsequent doses entirely
remoyed the disease feel In better health now than
for some years before which attribute entirely to
the effects Of yonE Cathartc Pills, IL sII ui fsl
Ei1'7 Yours with great respect
LOCUS, B. MEpCALF!3 p q
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rnE oRbrHARY Y1E1p


Of corn Is from 30 to so Bushels per acre Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. y is
believed that no section Of country presents gre.-
er inducements for Dairy arnling than the krai-
-ies 81 Iilinois a branch Of farming to which but
stSJe attention. has been psid, and which must
Weld sure profitable reElts- Between the kan
kak se and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
lsisa. q distance Of Sc miles on the Branch and
147 miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn
OATS, BARLEY, Rye, BUCKWHEAT,
And vegetables suited to the climate, are prOdu-
eed IN great abundancs. Ire northern portion
Of Illinois Is sbout ths climate Of PennsyIvania,
while the southern part has the climate q Ken
tuel<Y and Virginia, giving a variety Of lsuPss-
ature IN the State suited to almost every produet
Of the United States. . z
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STOCK RAISING

In Central and Southern nlinqls uneanmoa
advantares are presented for the extension Of
stock raising. Anlinds Of Catfie, Horses, Mules
Sheep, Hogs, &C., OF the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made. and the held Is open for others q enter
with the fairest prospects Of Ike results. DAIRY
FAFlfrvo also presents It's Inducements 70 many.
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iberia, May 9th, 1862.

LDlIIl5 Nay zltLi 4oOA- -------
P. S, Judge spaulding defended me
with his usual eloquence and ability
In nv trial before tie United States
court, he also argued the motion for q new
hearing. For Ull these services, he Hon.
"a. g. Riddle, and Esq Williamson, declined
compensation HwRs an act ofgenerosity
which have no return to make, except
lasdng gratitude. g. T.
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" - Before s. Foliambe, j. p.
g. B. sfIyernaii and Jo- Of Cleveland twp, Guy
rome B. SIvernaily ahoga county, Ohio
, 1862-04-01

A01@*" - 80. ~V@V
Canada is remarkable for having one Of the most
gigantic railway corporations In the World-the
Grand Trunk Hallway Company. This company,
when its branches are all completed ,Fia control
sa5ata saa ts IN tota 1 .btea d a t4 sT
Mh sntee e haa bfen
vested their money in it. Indeed, nearly all the
Canadian railways may be placed in the same cate
sna CO on
capital derived from the mother country. while
promising great returns they hare generally been
u nq os5 the have Il
They are very simple and should have been under
stood in the beginning. and may be briefly
9nmmea tlp up; It, Ths roads are az at great dls
vision of mere agents, "a. They are American
operated in aeonntry thinly settled. These causes
alone aTc quite sufficient to account for all the
extravaganza that has been used in their con-
e sa b9 Rah pespas
WHO embarked their means in those enterprises,
derived all their notions of the cost Of the roads
bni1l in England. Consequently an expenditure
which would justly alarm American stockholders
was regarded as very economical by the English
shareholders, and the delusion WAS only discover
cd when the promised returns were not forth
coming.
The Canadian system is very simple 1t consists
mOEtlF OI Q1EeCI l1neS OeLNeeu LIE great Ce1LEf5
Of trade. The Grand Trunk extends from
Qrebec TO Portland on the east, to Detroit
and Port Huron On the west, and il the
great feature Of the Canadian railways. The
Great Western and Buffalo and Lake Huron, are
combinations Of the New York System acrnss the
peninsula between Lakes Huron, Erie and Ontario
TO the Michigan roads and the Lakes beyond.
| There with q few lateral roads constitute the
whole az far as slreadJ. developed. While these
enterprises have so far been been Of little profit
to THEN builders. they have been Of greet service
| to the country. and as the lateral avenues are
opened towards the unsettled regions, will invite
emigration and development on rapid scale.
II Is quite probable that at some future day the
present east and west line will be extended to the
| Pacific ocean, to form competitor 10 our oWn
| Pacific railroad yet to be built.
| The most important commercial points on the
present lines are Quebec, Montreal, Kingston aud
Toronto, in Canada, and Portland and Detroit il
the United States. But as the country, settle:
| md its resources become more and mere develop
ed, other pointB will spring up, which may III ths
| future rival some of these In importance.
| The Canadian system is wholly the growth 0
the past ten years and ita average ratio would bt
about 400 miles yer year As the population il
1882 was only ,s32 ss65 and that scattered over
Eseat extent Of country, this is very fair rate.
, 1862-04-01
MARKERS By TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March 31.-FLouH-Rathcr more
active and somewhat drmer, closing irregular. with
1860 brle At s5ags z29 Tor super ~ % state: S. s
95 40 for extra state-chieay IS 25615 35; s5.15@
20 for super western; s. a@5 TO for common to
medium nocd we5dteIn fa5 shpp9g brands
brands. Canadian -four shade irmer, with mod
crate demand: Sales 500 Iris at S 31G650 for
common 70 choice extra. Rye flour quict and
qasst: Sales SO bis, ut ss8e for jersey; s. 15@
$50 for Draudywiue
Wulekr-Quiet. heavy and dropping. Sales 800
brls at 23@Ge5c. chiefly 2a(U24tc.
GRA1N-Wheat rather 1irmer, with some export
inquiry. Transactions are materially restricted
BY the firmnees Of holders. Sales. $50 bu red
G.5GO bu Canada club at $t2t. Rye quiet at sOn
Sic for etate and western Sales 3C0 bu Jersey at
s9c Barley scarce and firm Sales $500 bu state
at 99@92c. Corn adyenced about 1c per bu with
only moderate export and home trade inquiry.
Sales, 5,200 bu at 5795.Ec for mixed western and
IN store: $50 delivered; 561574c for Jersey vel
&c tgr lne1e5 whts ttfo northern &c for pme
for jersey, Canada, western and state.
FRoyIsIoNs-Pork continues heavy and prices
downward Sales ,a5o brls 1t So 75azis 10: me=z 5
$l2G GID for western and city prime mess $1Gl
1850 for prime Includcd Ill sales are l,cN
brls mess. de1vsIabs from the 18th Of May to ths
1st OF June, and 1000 bfls do deliverable in all
June-both at sellers option, at $l3- Beef rules
quiet. Sig 100 brls at 81 5a5 5 for country prime
fb5uQ3s TOT country meee $1lS13 50 for Te;,ackeC
mesa; sl':i5@14.50 for extra mess. Primo meas
beet quiet Ut sac121.. Beef hams steady q
$15@17.50. Cut meats in fair demand
Sales Of 14o packages At 4E@5E for western and
city shoulders, the latter an extreme price; 5M67
for do hams, including sales OF western shoulder:
IN dry salt for April and May delivery, ut ee11cr
option at prices within the 1ange Bacon side:
firm. Sales Of $50 boxes at az for Cumberland eut
Gz< for long ribbed; T@7ts for short do; * To-
short clear. ALSO sales Of 50 hhiIs western rous1
sides at &C.. Lard in good demand and very firm
sales Of 2,sto blls at 75ss@eH. Butter at 3G112t
for Ohio and 16691 for state. Cheese firm at GIGS
GRocERIEs-Coffee dull and nomnal1y uuchang
ed Sugar-Market for raw ia very Ii1n and in
Quiry good. Sales. 500 hhds Cuba at 6kDTHc
1863 hhds Porto Rico at S51@SEc.
MoNEI-MnrEet scarcely 60 active and rate
easier. Gail loans making at GD1 per cent. Srcr
ling exchange is little frmcr st 111Gb1l1ss TO
me1ehsnts', 111s5@11a for bankers bills. Ameri
can gold firm: eales at 15.@lA prem. Califo1ni
gold bars firm ct 15!!G12 prem The aggregate 0
specie held By banks in New York is $32 S4l, ,s1a
Goxernment stocks heavy and lower. Sales
IS 81, 83; $40 uotcs. 99X.
SIocKs-Motc doing and market better Chi 1
I65A: c : To1 45s; Bill & r du Is; III c acril
61A Mich 5s11; Erie p1efd 60zf: Pac 3ail 97A
IS; Erie s5.s; III G bonds %. Erie IS bond
*; Ill war loan ssA: . S 6ss1. rest 50; Is 81
Coupons go; Mo 6s 614, b 50; Ky 81 S6x; Tenn
t6E n State 6e 1n4
, 1862-04-01
COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY EVENING, March 81, 1862
2031 2770 3a20 4s6 1908 1000



The news by the steamer, which was telegraphed
yesterday evening, had favorable influence on the
general markets for brcsdstufs to-day-especia1ly
Wheat aud Corn; bnt there was no visible i'm
1roycmeat in Flour, and the sales were triling ut
S3.TGS4.G0 for fair to good spring ext1as.
The Wheat market WAS buoyant, and sse note All
advance Of 1@l7sc 2 bn-prices at tue close, how
ever, being scarcely maintained. About 1t, 900 bu
Of all grades changed hands at Soc for No Red
Winter; 76H@7THc for No Spring; and 72@
7218c for No : spring-all subject to &c storage
At the close there was no demand at over nc for
No ard TIC for No Spring.
The Corn market also showed somed some signs
Of vitality, and under an improved inquiry tho
ket advanced H01c per bnshel with sales at CSC
for Mixed in etore-subjcct to &c storage. Two
boat-loads Of Canal Cor1-which have lain here all
wintct-wc1e sold OIL Saturday evening at 25114c
af1oat.
Oats were steady and in fair demand, with Eales
OF 1G.4G0 uu no at eac +. O. b. on the 18th OF
april. Re was in demand at asc for new receipts.
Farley WAS firm.
The market fo- Highwines opened buoyant-
with eacs Of 500 bzs at 20c but after the receipt
Of the New York dispatches it closed dull at that
figure.
Clover Seed continues scarce and small parcels
were sold at 54.f5. The demand, however, is not
go brisk, account Of the downward turn in East
ern markets. Timothy Seed is plenty and dull
with light transactions At 81 .55dDl69.
In Provisions we have still to report an Inactive
market. There is q good demand for prime
Leaf Lard at &c, but holders are generally asking
T!s@7hc and the Eaes to-day are tEiding at &c fol
city steam and 6E@655c for country steam and
Kettle. There was rather more inquiry for Mess
Pork, and re note sale Of 800 brls city packed al
| $10.7E. Bulk Meats are in fair demand, but buy
ers and sellers apart, and We note only sales O.
5o,oc0 Ds city cut Shoulders at 3Ac packed, AMI
1896 pcs country ycut Shoulders and Hamssat ant
! DC, loose. English meats are in good demand q
| 5Hc for Short Rib and &c for Short clear Mid
| 1les. but the stock is exhausted
, 1862-04-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


1y.,,r - ru....-,,.
r,,o .roo1- ooo,,5 All aze,,.1. 49,: -.
,,,,- e,,n,o - 49, Co.,. :.
demand far nonor thor, fo- eon,o t;n,o 49, M
0~An1 ~ ANo"e' .n0n !o4 eon'e LILLE Pa9t' LIE
amounts wanted, however, were far below the
sbility and wiEhes OF BANKERS. Just now there IA
o-- low. .,,,n.,+ ~ t,,,,., -. .s,. =. 49,
e,v and nn,f, 7,ro3rca ha,,;ns ~ ,,a sa,;,a,,- :.
s.ss, aua u.1n pfoooee oeg'ns 10 "o'e acslSess' "
must pa,s sen,s'n 1s LEO 50; ~, ~. =. f., ", x.,.
exchange were hetter to-day 1,nt ra,sa uere nm.
c,oro.5 Tho f,,,.,r .:ss 49, ~.
sa1ss" 4ne pus1ls Price "as pare9S : Eel ing
A@5s; the lower figure for best cuatome1s. Bank
err are drawing down balances c1oee1y- as ther ao
not mean to be caught with 1s7ec snnn3v at the
opening Of navigation.
The tates for gold were unchanged from 1ast
vcck.s onot,.ions. hrt m +ho -aeo;at ~ ,,a.ss
4uV.'.''ne' "'t o3a tne 1e1e1ps VI ne"s
itom New aofk the market Was hrmer- The price
these was 1s5 premium but the market ia so f.uc-
tuatin, tbat onerstora here o not ,ia n trns+ II
."etus lol W oot 1lhe ~ tfusI H.
The buying pElce was 1@f4; selling lk@a per
cent premium, The hieher price was charged by
son,a ~ The bro,-a-e t,r -o,a;i +,.-o.1. -
son'e " tne o3oAets io' te'au PARCELS.
st. LoCts.-Nc quote from the Democrat:
Money matters have been remarkable. on;et 7nr.
ing the entire week. and the marsaT II1nss5 ~
Saturday with more activity in eTchanoa ~ A.
, 1862-04-01
Provisions 1u Baltimore--- March 20,

Provisions The provision market has been
comparatively quiet during the past week. Sales
to the trade continue very moderate. aud the ex-
port demand is light. Bulk Mcats-the sales for the
weck comprise t5U boxes and 800 hhds short ribbed
middlez; 20 boxes Cumberland cRt middles, and
5,Gt0pcs dry sailed hans, all taken for export On
p; t., and 10 hhds old hanls at4 u. The market
closes dull at our quotations, viz: Shoulders, y.
@a19c: sides 53aGa19c, and hams DC per b.
BceE-We notice fair demand fur beef at our pre-
vlous quotations, yiz:-Sl2. 50 for Baltimore No
J. $:5@llG for mess, and SIT per bbi for extra mess
Bsso93The iebbing demand for bacon has been
qnote shoulders at SIC, sides at 6i;@Gasc. and
hams at sGtSj,@c per H. for plain aud sugar cured
Fuik-We hive heard Of no ea1es Of Importance
uhdez this head since Last Friday, the only trans
aclion &C. reported being 50 hbIs country mess at
l3S0 rbbl for heavy; prime mess at s12 eoD1a s.
LarG-The export demand for lard has been steady
but prices have ruled somewhat lower. Transac
tions comprise 900 bhle and ticsces western ut 9l
81 cts per \. 800 brls and tierccs do to arrive ane
l5U do do taken for export on private terms also
a lot Ut kegs (irregulaT packagcs) ut SC = 1b VI
quote az follows, viz: Western in brls lud rcs Il
SC; do in kegs Irregular packages} SIC; city rcndcr
ed leaf T394c, and refined 94c = b.
, 1862-04-01

From the Springfield State Journal, a9th1
By the following dispatch it will be seen
that the farmers of this State who design al
tempting the culture Of cotton the present
season, may rely on getting supply Of good
seed through the special agent Of the Depart
ment Of the Interior, now IN Tennessee.
As the time for distribution is SO short, We
are authorized by Mr.: Reynolds, Correspond
ing Secretary fa Of our State Agricultural sost
be made at once to him or to either Of the sta
ton agents on the line Of the Illinois Central
Railroad.
The papers of the State will confer a spc-
cial fuyor By copying this notice and the dis
patch:
PApCcAH, March e, 1852.
John r. Reynolds, Corresponding Secretary Of the
State Agricultural, Society, Springfield, H.:
have purchased 4 large quantity y--say three
thousand bushels Of cotton seed, in Tenncs-
see, adapted to the climate and soil of South
ern Illinois. will forward, under the direc-
tiops Of the Interior Department, to your State
and advise you in time.
D. C. DoNNoHUE, Govt Agent.
, 1862-04-01
LAW INTELLTEENCE.

The Recorders Court will open its April
term on Monday next, with rather slim
docket. The yenire for a grand and petit jury
is composed Of the following names;
John Mullin, J, r. Lawrence, Amos Gran-
mis-, Lewis Bushnell, Michael D. Clapp, Martin
Cunningham, ]. Pfund, Sanford johnson, John
Olson, +. J. Rundell, Charles Follansbee,
Reuben Cleveland, Owen Dogherty. joel Wal
tera, Spencer Warner, Michael Mullins, F. A.
Mclaughlin, John Raber, Sr., Dennis Lordon,
=: =: Anlin, David Freely, o. Y. Colby, aud
rET1T JURY.
Potter Pa1mer, Ell Jennings, Marcus G,
Stea1ns, L. Ianergan- Vim. Yclverton, Abial
", Iinkham, Jacob Jaeger, Vim. Juuocy.
VIM. T. Mather. Gullk Haiyerson. John Mali.
land, A. 7: Fink, Abner Scranton, Obadiah
Jackson, VIM. Il Hutchinson, John McGinnIg.
John sohulen, John Wilson, Chas, Mears. j
F. 8. Flint, Waldo n. Smith, q. T.. BIskesiee.
Thos. Gowry, James h. Mulligan.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-BeG1rs judas
D71ennaond-No.-C. B. Rogers ct al 'vs Horace
Hoyt. Tho plafnt1F by his attorney having ex-
cepted to ball bond taken By tie Maiahal q he
defendant herein + ts ordered By the conrt that
new bond be executed by Ito &sssndAnt. the secu-
T1ty to the same to justly before ]. N. Reading,
Esq, Commissioners. No. tl1-Eishn D. Whitney
ct IL u John r. Mills ct ii: submitted to Court
, 1862-04-01

PER STEAMER JuRA.] LIVERPOOL March 20.
BKEADsTuFFs-F Richardson, Spence 4
Co.. and Wakefield, Nash l. Co., report -four dull
and tending downward. Wheat active; red west
eIn los 5d@11s I'D; red southern lis ed@l1s lid
Ehlte western 12s Cd; white southern Ia 8d@12s
100. Corn tending up mixed 25s 9dMa9s.
PROVISIONS Steady The same authorities re-
port beef steady, pork steady and bacon active
steady Sugar quiet but steady. Coffee steady.
Rye firm.
LONDON, March 19.-Breadstufs have declining
tandency. Sugar quiet, but steady. Coffee ftu.
Tea dull and unchanged
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
LIVERPOOL, March H.-Breadstuffs quiet, but
steady, except that which tends downwards, and
LONDON, March 21.-Cpnsols for money 93X@93
III c shares Az discount; Erie 334-
VERY LATEST
Per Jura 1y Telegraph to Loadonde,ry-PA
March 21.-Kentee have adEanced to 69t91c. The
Emperor with but nine dissenting voteB.
, 1862-04-01

From the Baltimore American, 29th1
The demand for c}oEerseed at the close Of last
week Hae quite active and with only moderate re-
ceipts prices advanced to $6 per bushel, On Mon
day The supply considerably exceeded the demand,
the high prices ruling in this market inducing
lry, and prices receded Is cents per b1shel Since
then the decline has been gradual, and We now
quote good to choice cloyeTseed at $515:25 per
ATS and haxseed at $l.9s@s per bnshel- To-day
the demand for cloyerseed was good but price:
were easier Sales Of GOO bushels fair to prime
quality at $4-87a G512H per buahel
From the Albany Statesman, e9th.1
Gales ofwestern are making at s. 81 4 bu. Cfoyel
i II good demand; the sales yesterday reached
93i bage medium at 7.4@sc, principally at Sc To
day We hear OF further sales Of Is bags state me
di1m at Sc. At New York the market was clearet
yesterday at 5He: and sales were subsequently
made At 9c, at which figure the market was iEni
New York account.
, 1862-04-01
Railroad Interests In the Iowa 1,aof..
lAkura.

GDesmoines Correspondence Dubuque Timesl
The Railroad interest is having hard strup
gle IN the Legislature, from general conyic-
Zion that the Roads benefited BIZ Congress
siona1 grants have not made proper return
for the benefits conferred. This is the feel
Ing. OF Its Justice you are as capable of
speaking as ! am. That Railroad enterprises
generally hare been greatly depressed, is q
fact beyond controversy. That there has
been too much Of a disposition to grasp pub
lie benefit, without rendering consideration,
is the old 6to1y Of human ee1fshness, as fire.
4ueotay developed by the corporate body as By
the Legislature would adopt the recommend
at5ons Of its committee, and resume all the
, 1862-04-01

baltimore Cattle market-MarcI 27.
CATT1E-Thc offerings today at the lire stock
scales were $50 head. or the nrmber offered 230
head were driven to Washington, 100 we're taken
ard SO left over unsold and the balance {45 head)
were sold to city butchers and packers 1t prices
ranging from - 25 to <5 per 1t0 bs, advance OF
35cents per lC0 bs on the lneide rates. since last
week. During the week $50 head Of cattle were
sold to packers and Government agents.
Hogs:-The supply Of hogs was large, and with
only fair demand prices ruled 25G(75e q 100 lbs
below last weeks quotations. The market closed
yery dull ard heavy at 81 fGGtE N ~ 1fkl jh3
, 1862-04-01

grants unconditionnl'y. It is now thought
Tint this course will not be taken, but that thc
State will grant further Indulgence, upon the
promise Of more zca}ous efforts to push the
roads to completion. A proposition to
allow the roads to use fiat rail for a
Temporary purpose, and thus SAVE a large
present outlay, meets with considerable favor