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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
. MINNESOTA TROOPS.
The Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, NInth ~
Tenth Regiments to bo 1lustered eat,

The sixth, seventh, Eighth, NtAth and
q Gov. Miller has received the follow
ing reply to his request for the muster
ing out Of some of our regiments
....... WAR DEPAernExr,
ADJUTANr GENERAL's OFTIcR,
Washington, May 26, 1865.
Coz. Hitler, St. Paul:
SIR: I have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt Of your letter Of the
1lth instant, respecting the mastering
out Of the 9th, 7th, 9Th, 9th and 10Th
Minnesota Volunteers, and in reply to
inform you that instructions have been
issued to tho proper Commisraries Of
Musters, to include these Regiments
in the troops to be mustered out in
consequence Of their term Of service
expiring prior 70 October l, 1865.
In these casee the term is to be reck-
oned from date Of enlistment, on ac-
count Of the unavoidable delay in their
muster.
I am, sir, very respectfully, 60,
T. NJ. VINCENT, A. A.. G.
Order sf Mastering Out Troops.
The following dispatch shows the or
der in which our troops are to be mus
tered out of service
WAl DR1AaTNENr,
WAsHlNorox, May is. 1865.
Col. yoAa r Ageral, Chief Asstevi.g QGe~,
Saint Pasl, Kis..
All volunteer organisations Of white
troops in Gen. Sherman s army and the
Army Of the Potomac whose terms Of
service expire prior to October lot next,
have been ordered mustered ont. The
musters are to be made in vicinity Of
thi. cit,, and thereafter regiments and
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
Nath'l Pope Causin,
ATTORNEY.
:. !. WASHINGTON, D.. c.

Having held . situation in the General Land
Office, for upwards Of twenty years, in
charge Of the Presumption Bureau, Mr.. C.
offers his services in the prosecution Of claims
before the Department, under the P1e-emp-
Laws, Town Site Act Of 1874, Sc. 2
He will also attend to Mail Contractors
Claims, business before Indian Bureau, SC.
"a Special attention given to the collection
Of Claims for Indian Depredat,ons-Siouz, DC.
- REFERS TO - S.n
Hon. A. Ramsey, U. 8: Senate .&-Z- ~,.es
Hon. NJ 8. wilkinson, q. g. Senate. e.s$a
Hon +. A. Hendricks, q. 8. Senrte. and lata Com.
missioner of the Land Once. E71G=.. & :
Hon. VIM. Window, House Of Representatives.
Rittenhouse, Faut Co., Bankers, Washington. 9
Hon. H. II. Rice, Minnesota. 80
Hon. G. L. Becker, -
Hon. John Wilson, Third Auditor o. 8. Treasury.
Hon. Geo. c.. whiting, late Commissioner Of PEN
siOns, and now of Dept. Interior.
A. 8. H. White, Esq, Dept. Interior.
Also to the District Land Officers gener-
ally, and to all who have had land business
at the seat Of Government for years back.
Charges moderate. a retaining fee expect
ed IN evsry ease.
~ Office No. s. first floor s.Intellieen-
Ger" buildings, 7th street, Washington
v7n22 On
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

On D1r:-There is a strong ramor
that the entire Regiment Of Heavy Ar
tillery will be ordered away from this
place and likely go to the State.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31
sisv ertsoa Q|.in nsx|tr,
AGENCY or the
IL Oh East . La liz Cs;fse.
DEPOT
loo Reade Street, II. Y.

Tks above ronpsny are known all eve,
shs world As the Uwuars Of she Coffee Plan
aSass Ottawa ana kats~ja in She Dutch
4,st iuiiss and are tho lsrgss: aonepoli-
leex II CsGes cn sac 81 oba
tbs su isrsigss who is appe:sssd thsir
ssls AGENTS. the United States and in the
2iush Cs!snissi xili hsrs tor sale tArea .!it-
~rsss kinds Of CoEes, which for regularity
fsr~ss sn6 shsalrett =! prise, will defy
.~sst;iios-
Oar Batavia Coffee nsrsr befor. is.ro-
lussa into this. bar sutsasv vel, used in the
A.miss and Naviss Of Esrepe. and richly
vaised viii be put sp a. price. g. reach ali
eco Mers. and oar Eatra Jd.a will be the
Magma Bsnum Coffee OF the age.
W. viii have, for Accommodation Of Gro
GERS Families, and Govsrnmsn. Contractors
ssnp lss dry ana drawn for testing
Orders sctisissd. On receipt Of cash, Get
~ rsspsl! forwarded as directed.
4. LIPPEAN.
1ss Reade Street, Nav York,
Sole Agent, D. Z. |. c. CO.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31
Putnam Clothes-wringer

The ONLY reliable self djusting WrinEer
The fran beng of Iron, thoroughly gal.
vanized, al danger from rnHis removed, and
the liability to shrink, swell, split, &c. so
unavoidable in wooden machines, is proven
ted. ~ $50 ~ss.-
No thumb-sers,ys or complicated fastsnings
to wear out or get out Of order; it can be
fastened to the tub in angle second
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT CoG.wHEELs.
It took the FIKTT PREM 'UN at Fifty
Seven State and County Fairs in 1863, and is
w,thout an exception, the best Wr'nger ever
made. @'A'. i.a @-i -.
Instead of believing the statements Of par
ties intereste ed in the sale If other Wringers
TRY 1T. AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Test it thoroughly with amyand all others
and if not entirely sati factory. retnrp it. z,
tt viii wiring anything from thread to
bed quilt ithout alteration.
{ Patented inthe eUnned States England,
Canada and Australia.
Agents wanted in every town.
Energetic men can make from 3 to 10
dollars per dav. So uUlij GTL.Es
aa Putnam manufacturing Co:
GEnrLshEN;,s kno,c rim practical sx-
perience that iren ueU gsIvan'zsd ruth emo
1riH not oridixe or rust one part,cle. l can
safely .av, after SCI eral years. experience in
tbe,manufacture of cham for chain-pnmps
and water-d,awers, in which ! have tested
the affinity of iron and zine. that ifthe pro-
ces. be conducted properly, it is n perfect
weld Of the two. ~'S'sS '-'#
Nearly one year ago my family common
ced using oneof your Wringers III now
performs all Of its fnnct ns AZ well 'F It dih
the first time It was used. and has become
an iraisrensihle art Gle with MS. | have
cIo.ely ,,bAeerveaS saveral Antber kids VI
clothes.wringer., tho modns operandi being
different. trying to produce the same results
=. the Putin nm Nv ringer. hut in my indg-
mens & ey have failed The Putnam wiring
r. !, as near perfect as possible. and can
ehesrfullu recommend 1t to be the best tn use.
~ - - Respectfully yours 80
JN0. w. WHEELER.e
'' Cleveland Ohio.
Nany years experience in the galvan-
;.;rp business en- able me to indorse the above
statement in all particulars
- JNOl E.LEFFERTS,
F No. 100 Reekmann St.
New York, January, 1854
No. J., $3.50 !, y !; a, $40 e,. e
hepefAeta1s4 ~as :earFhe}'s@!e =. Is
1 Ta sissFiSUSrSAfnsNANrrAcruRfNe'E9
Inc. 10 Plat 81. N r., and Cleveland. o*it
rss-s 9qr - &e1!nReA A<sN
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31
AMAEHAM BELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS,
ANALGAM BELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS,

At prices within the reach Of every Church
sskssl, Csreisry, Factory, or Farm in the
land Their use through sut she United Sta.
tss and Nsnadas for the past six years has
proven them TO combine most valuable quail.
Hes Among which are TONE, aTREHGrH,
.sksSapsxEsa, and DURABILITY OF ylBRA-
TON. uaassslsd by any other manufacture.
Size. FROM S to 5000 lbs, costing Two-1nIsps
sss shan other !aesal, or so coats per pound
at whsh price I warrant thsm twelve
Ronsk.. Old bel! natal taken IN exchange.
o. heught for cash. SeeS for Circular to
thS Manufassurar.
JOHN B. ROBINSON.
No lSs Willism Strsst, Now York.
Int or PRICES. wxIGHrs AM NIEs er TARN.
HsrxL, STEAMBOAT. scaooL-HeUsf, SHOP,
AMP TAorsRy BILLS.
hese bells are i..ad with Yoke, stand
ards Crank aud Bolt. complete for u.e:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31


ONE-DOLLAR EACH!!!
$50 Gents Gold hunting ~ to sl'o 'aea
$50 Ladies' & Odd and Enaneled hun - . 70 :,
500 cents s si hSn,,ns silver watch.:
5000 cod Vest and. and Neck Chains. =" 50"
5000 Gold OvA Band Bracelets. o. :.
GOO cha sna 1et chnn: and :.ri 90
1909 Solitaire and Gold Broeches'.' ...4 ~
5000 Coral, Opal and Emerald Brooches o.
s0os Cold c ameo, and Pearl Ear Drops: 8. Q"
5000 Mosaic, Jet, Lava 4 Flr'ntne Ear Drs+
1900 Coral, Opal, and Emerald Ear Drops g
1000 California Diamond Breast pins. 2 80 :. 10 :"
5000 Gold Fob and est Watch. keys on @ :.
5000 5000 . rss .na ..
5000 Gold Thmblss, Pencils, Ac..., 81 :. %
1000 Min Miniature Magic spring 10 " 20
5000 Geld Toothpicks, Crosses to-. y % :"
5000 5000 f chased s0 so S'' Rings. i"
10000 Stone Set and sgnet Rings .....I 90 10.
,e G.lf s%., RanT,a and
5000 sets Ladies' Jswelry, Gomez, Pearl, ..
Opal, aud other stones
10000 Gold Pens Silver extension holders ~. m.
10000 t ANA P,ma and mounted Holder, 10
5000 cold Pen, and Gold extension IS Is
1000 G t and let Har Bars Balls
5000 silver eoSles and Drinking Cups *. s so
1000 Silver Fruit, Card. and Cake BasAets2o 90"
5000 dozen Silver Tea Spoons -; on 90 8. raA
10000 doz Silver Table Spoons aad FORKS ~ " ~ y
ARRANDALE 4 CO., MAxUgACTrRRs AGENTS.
No 1877 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
that oil tho above lists Of goods will DO sold for
One Dollar each.
IL In consequence efthe great stagnatlon OF
trade in the manufacturing districts OF Eng
land, through the war having cut of the
the supply of cotton, a large quantity OF
Valuable jewelry originally, intended Tor the,
Envl;sh market. has been sent off for sale IN
this country, AND MUST BE: SOLD AT
SACRIFICE! Uuder these eire umstanees,
ARHANDALE & Co.. acting as agents Tor
tho prineipal European mannfacturers, nave
resolved upon a GREAT GIFT DE> HI
BUTTON. subject to the following regulations:
f ernfcAteSSf thea vissioas Articles are Arss
Pvt into envelopes, scale aps ana M HNs
then ordered. are takss ous ,W,th'n1 regaf"
10 ,.h,;..a and sent by mall thus giving All
a fa;r cban:e Ot.recsipt ct the csrs'heats
y Nv II sae what Won are to have ahS o9h
( ;syat vonr option tO take the article u1 aos.
p,roha sers NAV thus ohtalu COG warren,
Diamond Ring or any sat OF Jewel ? ga @as
list for One Dollar
SE.p25 Cssrs For cFnrricArE.
T, .,l transactions by mai We shall charge
for forwarding the Certificates, paying pest
acs and doing the business. IS cents each,
which must he enclosed when the Certificate
is sent for Five Cert,f Gates will DO sent for
81. eleven for 81. thirty 'or SIS, s'xsy-nVe ior'
81 O. and, = hundred for SIS.
1A0ENTe.-W want agents II every
regiment andia every town and county n;9,h IN
the country, and those acting as sueh Wide
allevsl pcerl eyt,s,e. - o1o o.nts
70 one deIfsr. Agents .EiiI co1scfz4 cents
I, o srsss CerIficsts, ana fsme f6cents u
a.. rcither IA cash or postage stamps
,ARRAyDALE & Go,
.,,u, sfD1e<svxz ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31

:
And are Warranted every particular A.
Ti. .ars especially that AMER afs" nsasAs W. 'A'
roll
WILL NOT TWIST ON THE SHAFT,
And tear tss Clothing the case with oar ana OH
~ Wr;pC.r, vii bout Coz-whssis. - ~ s-.
In oar monthly sale. OF over 1000 only from enc 70 N
are without Cugs In retail sales We nave nos
,o,s on, in nearly two years. This shows which stys
sr.c.t.d hv IN. psh,ic. This 10 the only Wrnger Win
TUE piTENT COG-WHEEL REGCLaioA,
ra ,hou cher Wiring licensed 30 use our
60 -, vs,n.ns ARE ever lCsassd touse ths tss-
80 p.guI.tor Therefore for shsapns" and dsrsSi-
~ Universal Cto!hes--W ringer.
On rsssrt Of tho price from places whsre ne 'ns sell
IT,. va viii sanS the L. C W. FARE y! E1Passs.
VIVA, ~ especially want is a Eooa .
CAxvlsstR
IN every town We offer ana
me sAsu IN ~ 81, Bsoaaray,V View Yer
W. -. travelling Agent
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31
Fagpn for SaTe'

- PIE SCB>CRlHEk dRers for sac his
farm Isitustpd 4 u,4lsss,yaSt Of Nav Or
ego Village and hotWpen > and 3 ~ lee
south ioI howard enter which IS unsurpass-
cd in The country for srnek and gain rnising
1t consr,.p4 l54 acres of winch IA acres
is fenced 50 acres hroke y -ture Of
acres nmd An orchnrd ~nev"r Ii stream
of water runs through the sou / OF the
farm. y good house and barr &C. also 25
acres of wood land will be sold with the
above For terms apply to,
ALEx. MARSHALL, ;
Paris Howard County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31
he Illustrated Hvdropathic IN.
Works of Hon. Horace Man,

slsdins bis bsst public Lectures, among which n
thoughts for Young Man: Powers and Duties
Educated Poor and Ignorant Hsccslaursate Addre,se
sse. These esturss particularly the frat two, have
ssperats forrns had Immense circulation, and q,
universally acknowledged 70 b ef ,hs create" vsla
ais. -. $50, ...
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31
.sTRAY NOTICE.

[Ho INA = NVlHtNS q 81 .
.YTssat3 81 81. a a
~ Taken up by c. A. Salmon Of Saratoga
tow n,bip, Howard County, lows. on or
about The stb day Of December AID. ,is64;
Onelhlack & white OK wi hbut marx or br Sad
snrnosed to be abowt, seven years old; AP-
'nTsised at twenty eight doll lars bef - c. w:
s'FieldS. Justice ofth6 pence. ea ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31
Phrenology Proved Illustrated

and APPLIED aeeompaniedhy Chart. embracing an
Analysis the PraAry Mental Powers IN the.r Esrcss
Degrees OF Development, the Phenomena produced b.
their Combined Activity, and tho Location OF the Phre-
aoiogical Organs In she Head Together with y',w of
tae Moral and Theological Bearing Of ths sashes Price
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31

Being : 500 acres in Chickasaw and
$50 acre. in Howsrd County Iswa. which
will be sold for cash OK part on credit
These land. are mostly 10 large ira cts
and we'll adxptedrfor either slOok Or grain
farms 1850 Far terMe, = -
Apply TO G EOs WrJONEA, Du huque, Iowa.
WR. MEAD: NswOreg6n,srtS
nteSdj 0.S c. SNOTT ;AsGregor, 20"
.-t,. r'a.. : ctt~It i@s a5Faa v.'E Ira
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31
Important Announcement
aR eat 8A+u
Watches, Chains, Diamond Rings
&c. &c.
TO BE DISPOSED OF AT

TO BE DISPOSED OF AT
ONE DOLLAR r. T. HI
Without regard to Value! Not to ba paid for
until you know what Soa are to ecsive!.:
Splendid List Of articles :! Alto be sold for
ONE-DOLLAR EACH!!!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31

N,RSAEE.-A valuable farm situated
II shout midway between the towns OF
Vernon Springs and Howard Center con.
tanning 22o acres. 100 acres oft timber, 40
acres under cultivation 80 acres under pas
ture grass land and mellow attached. Its
equal is not to be found in Howard County.
Il will he sold cheap for cash; Enquire on
w. B. OLSON.
n,n Vernon Springs Howard Go. 1oaw.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31

sples Founded the Nature Of Man Nv J. @. Spurs.
hein NJ. D. With an Appendix, containing . eessrtp-
ton Of the Temperaments. and and Analysis Of she
chronological Facu.ties- Muslin, ~. n.
We regard this volume one Of tho most important
that has been offered to the public for many yAars IL
Is fxa Of sound doctrines and practical wisdom,
= Id nd Sur
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31
FAMILY DYE COLORS


Perfect fast solors, for dysing Silk. Wasllsn
and Mixed Goods, Shavls, Scarfs, Dres-
ses. Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnsts. Hats
Feathers, Kid Gloves Childrsn's
Clothing, and eli kinds Of
Wearing Apparel.
A saving Of eighty per cent.
Fer IS cents yon can color as many goods
AZ would otherwise cost five times that sum.
Various shades can be produced .-fro,u-. the
same dye. The process is simple, and any
one can use the dye with perfect suosess.
Directions in English, French and Ger
man. inside ofeach package. r.'s,-',. -
For further information in dyeing, and
giving perfect knowledge what coiors are
best adapted to dye ever others. with many
valuable recipes, purchase How and Stew
ems treatise on dying and coloring. Sent by
mail on receip. of pries,-1O cents
For sale by Druggists and dealers gene
rally. HOWE& STEVENS,
n7v5y1 400 Broadway, Boston.
s. Huntington, our wholesale Aren't ut
dealers tour prises. HIS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31

~ Asdcasal and Table uses, which are perfectly
nnss, and need only b. tried to be appreciated.
Reese genuine unless they have our geld label on
sssh bottle, and ovr Initials pressed in wax ovsi
tbs cork. y
Sold By all druggists and dealers throughout The
= eesptry. Call fer our goods and take no other
Greulap 70 Ne Fads supplied On application y
- 0D0n6tf -Pieters & C<S
,4MT u q NV D.. cseas&
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-31
Az BROADWAY, NEW YORK.


IT was pronounced superior se all Others
at the World Fair in London, 1862. 1t
took the F,st Premium at the great Fair oil
the AMERICAN INSTITUTE. in Mem York
city, 1883, whore the judges we're practical
mechanics and appreciated COO NHEELS
1t took Tie FIRST Prsm,un, at the - -
Neg York State Far. 1862 and 1868
Vermont State Far. 1868
Psnn,slvan'a State Fasr. 1854
N!chigG. State Far 1868
l0,cG State FAIR. 1853.
Illinois STATE Fair ...............lS 1868.
And at County Fairs without number.
SELF-ADJUSTING AND ADJUSTA BILE
II Saves Time, Labor, Clothes sand Money
It's easily and firmly secured to the tab Washing
chine and will FL tgbs Of scy sac or shape Il Is simple
in its s>ructon aud does not easily get out ofrspar.
I,i.no. only PERFECT wRINGTH, but the Cog
ehes,sxiye ia POWER which rendsrs is most ExCEL
pressing and separating a. does the DIRT
with she wArcs from the clothes.
ANY WGshsr,r0msn can use !t-a Ch'ld ten
years old eau tro'k It. p. ...
1t vii save nsn,h. in th- saving Of clothes
II. sag, Na-s. s3-rs Fro-, IS o. ~ $40 90
~ Uru.,.u,Y f4rD,lg s'rstsrs No. !, 20,
xnG "a Z, I lhs., hG"s
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-06

TIE MANUFACTURE OF WAGoNs.-There
never was time when the business of manu-
featuring wagons and carriages was as brisk
in Rock Island, as it is at present And
those who are in the business would do well
to enlarge their facilities and employ more
men. They are all as busy as bees, aud can
not keep up with their orders.
Messrs. Churchill & Sweeney are doing a
large business and need more room and more
men, They are turning out some nice work. In
the ironing OF carriages they rather take the
palm, Mr. Churchill and his men turning out
as nice jobs as we have seen.
Messrs. Blythe & Stoddard, in their new
shop, are doing a fine business and have all
they can do. In nice, fancy carriages, which
is rather specially with them, they take the
lead.
DR.. Stiles, at the old Dennison Seminary
building. is also turning out some beautiful
carriages, which for superior workmanship
and good taste are not equaled Dy any made
in town.
But, for big job, 60 to Kimball. He is
running large force on Pixies Peak wagons,
having manufactured q large number, and
having ON hand an order from New York
firm for SEINE 40 or 30 more.
In farm wagons, and Pixies Peak wagons
Kimball beats the crowd, and is doing Il
smashing business. If he had shop room for
hree times the number of men he now EN-
Mos he could find profitable employ ent
for 81.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-06
western state.

western state.
Twenty-Five were landed at Davenport,
who were members of Iowa regiments. The
balance (about 30) were landed here and
were sent by rail to Chicago and other points
nearest their homes. No deaths occurred
during the trip.
Owing TO the furious gale of wind which
prevailed last night, and to-day 1.-THE 6th) the
boat was not able to leave our levee, but will
leave for Louisville, as soon as the wind
abates.
DIR. Moxley was formerly surgeon-iu-chief
at Rock Island Barracks, and has many
friends here who were glad to meet him
again. He discharges his duties IN prompt
and energetic manner, and seems we'll quail
fed for the position he occupies.
1t is probable the boat will make another
trip up the Mississippi on the same errand,
and perhaps, next time, 20 as high as st.
Paul
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-06

II. s. HOSPITAL Boat The United STATES
Hosnital Boat GIMME Hopkins the pet name
tor Miss Virginia Hopkins, for whom She
was namedl arrived at this place On Wednes-
day, the 5th inst, having on board sick and
wounded soldiers. The 'Ginnie" is com
manded by DR.. NJ King Monkey, Asst Sur
geon U. S. Volunteers. DR.. Sherwood Is
assistant surgeon, and Mr.. E. G. Ii. Beach,
hospital steward We paid visit to the
craft and found everything in apple pie order
She is not by any means the ''dreary looking
craft" the Gazette calls her, but cheerful,
neat and comfortable establishment. The
boat is of light draught, and fitted up under
the personal superintendence and direction OF
DIR. Monkey. for the upper Mississippi, and
every thing seems to be arranged and mansg-
cd with view to the comfort of the patients.
The "Gianie" lef Louisville, Kentucky, on
the Doth of March, with 273 patients aboard.
leaving them at points nearest their respect
i've homes as much as possible. They were
left at Evansville, Mound City, Jefferson
Barracks, Alton. to be transferred to Spring
field, Quincy, Keokuk, Davenport and Rock
Island, to be transferred to Chicago, and to
Milwaukee and Madison, Wis.,, having repres
entatiVes on board for nearly every north
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-06

Shicago, Mohaay April d, 1902
whea,-No. / spring si,O3; No. ?, do 97c
! all in store.
COrn-No. |, 60c. Rejected soc.
| Oats-No. /, SO.
Seeds-Timothy S3,l5.
HIghwiBes-S2, 90
Observation-Disclosures I2c. No other quota
tions.
part cured, trimmed. 61a7c ; dry sailed, trim.
med, l3al3lci dry flint, trimmed, l6a-c, kip
green salted, trimmed, lee; Calf green sailed
trimmed | SC /; Deacon skins 25i50c.
Broom COrn-S300a4,0 90 per ton, for common
to prime extra grades.
Brooms-Extra No. per doz. Sc 25a0 30 ; d q
No 2, s., 00a5, 25; do No 3, i, 25a4 30; common
plain handles :, load co.
Bran-$2l per ton.
Dressed Hogs-Hogs dividing on 26laI23 lbs.
at SlOalO, 80.
GrocerIes--Sugars: New Orleans clarified, "a
&C do common, l64al7c do fair to good ia a
Isl do prime to choice 20a20lc; Cuba CON- 10
faIr!5 gallo; Cuba, good to choice I7alSc; Port
land sugar 2Oa2lc; Porto Rico, good to choice,
lSal9; New York crushed powdered, &C, 81
a22; N. Y. coffee, white \, 20a2O4c; n. Y. r,
1885, do extra C, l9al91c-
MOlasses New YORK. Syrups, common S0aS5c;
do fair, 81 GOAL, 05 do good, i,l2a20; do prime,
,25a30 do choice ,40a50; New Orleans molas-
ses, new, l,25a3O; Portland 9OaSjc Philadelphia
Bee Hive S5a90c.
Teas-Young Hyson, inferior to common, per
extra to choice 81 Goal so; imperial, superior
fine 81 05al, 10; Gunpowder, superior 10 fine 81 -
oAaI 10; do extra to choice, 81 goa so; Oolong
a40.
Cofeee-Rio, inferior common 34aS5Jc; Rio
fair to good, 35a36; Rio prime choice. 800 a
SHE; o. G. Java, 46aA63c,
Fish-No white fish, hf brls, 9,75alO 90; No.
do 9,50a9, 10; No. trout, hf brIs, 9,OOa9 20;
No. mackerel, do SIC, 50a1I 90; No. do, SO 5Oa
10; Goldfish, Georges bank, per 100 lbs Sl1 GOA
ii 30; No. dried herring, per box, 70aT5 Pick
led herring, new, Sl2,00aI2, 30.
Eggs-27a29c per doz.
Bu:ter-24a2S per h., according to gralIty.
Potatoes-Med,um to prime S0aSI, 20 per bu.
Dressed Poultry-CmckeEs 81 ,00a4 30 per doz /;
TURKEYS l9a20e per H.
Cheese-New York Hamburger 24a25, and West
ern Reserve 23a24c western states 2Oa22.
geans-Sl ,O0a2, 20 per bus
Sat-Onondaga fine salt per brl 80, rs; Michigan
fine, 200; old fine salt l65d75.
VInegar-3ure cider vinegar, per gal, 20a23c
Pure malt vinegar .7a20; common do, l7al9c.
Starch-Kingsford's l08aIl; Ottawa lOalO3c.
Saieratus-Babbitt's pure lI4allAc; do best IL a
l23; DeLand's pure l04all3i do best ll2al24.
Spices-Cloves 5Sa60c; Allspice 35a40c; Cas-
STA laI I0c Nutmegs, No. /, 81 ,75al 80; No. ?,
81 ,50al go; pepper 4oa50c.
Rce-Arracan I5aI53c; Parma l6!aI6S; Ran
COON l5al5s.