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New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

The Rutgers Fire Insurance Company has declared
dividend of per cent, payable August l.
Government Bonds were dull and shade lower on
all classes The miscellaneous share list dull and
steady Missouri bonds were very strong, and sold
at l0lI ON July Coupons Pacific Mail was steady at
1432 Atlantic Mail, 11OsG11Os
The Railway share list is irregular and the market
has lost its buoyant tone Strong efforts are made to
rally prices with Indifferent success Erie opened Mt
70i sold at 20 and az, closing III bid Buyers for an
advance are less confident, and the boards to-day
were destitute of orders to purchase and the business
was mainly confined to the street operators The ad
vance of the past few weeks has been as great as
would be warranted by the most favorable crops,
transported over4he railroads apayngiprces and at
the present prices of railway securities cautious buy
ers have sold ont and waited for prices approximate
nearer the value of the properties represented Erie,
Michigan Southern, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
the three leading footballs of the street have no
prospect of paving honestly earned dividends for
long time and at the prices at which they are ROW
selling would appear to be high enough for the most
saHguine bull North Western Common, Toledo and
Wabash, Terre Haute Common, and Ohio Certificates
have an equally good chance with the first named
roads of producing income, and 1t would seem that
there should not be great difference in the market
value as at present After the board the market was
more active, and higher quotations were made on
the leading shares Rock Island was strong and
sold at 9Si Western Union Telegraph 4S5 MIchi-
gan Southern. 500. At the close the market was
shade lower but closed steady at quotations: N. Y.
Central 1O5I01O6; Erie, 7lsGus; Reading 1910
1871; Michigan Southern, s09GSl: Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, 9ls09l3; Rock Island, 9S!a9Ss; North
Western, 45045.; North Western Preferred. 6S9G
6si; Fort Wayne, 10lb.
Freights TO Liverpool SOhhds. Tobacco, on private
terms Per steamer 500 boxes Cheese at 3s 800 bbls
Rosin at 2s Sd. To Bremen, so tuns Cedar Wood at
l2s. Cd. To Rotterdam, $50 bbls. Rosn, on private
terms. British bark TO Gibraltar and Malaga on
private terms, and Britsh brig to oPernambuco and
Bahia on private terms.
The Bank statement viii probably show an in
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Gopartmfrship yotitfs.

DJSSOT TTJON OF FC0PARTNERSHIP. p. NO
~ tee HEREBY .As ,s S.rs,sos s..ss
M ae Sex ierk the United
s ,nd carried By them Hader the hm Of COATES
~ west in New York aforesaid has
plred-Dsted Newiork, July 1901 eoAIES heAiLLhN
~ hr,.s will be carried the place Nos 57 md s
ws.r BY the undersigned JAMES hchiLLsh
NO1ICE.-Au persons having claims against
~ the late OfMAXWEL McGREGOR are hereby eessed
peai subscriber within 20 DAYS from a.te ey -I sos
i'r.,.yark lime "a las- Nc Bossry.
NoTICR-An persons Indebted the late erm OF MAXWELL
McGREGOR ara hereby settle With the subscriber ~hs
date proceedings viii be taken thereon
N,s.YaTl jnns al lso1 "a SCRIMGEOUR. Asss0es
No Bsvs
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crease in loans of Al $4,000 of specie 900, Of
Aa 900 non tnndere Al 90 600.

crease in loans of 81 10000 of Specie 1000, OF
deposits &C. 600 OOo and legal tenders 81 100000.
The business of the Sub b-Treasury to-day was: Re
ceipts for Customs, $203OOO Total Payments
sls1265O O6 Receipts fer Gold Notes $4,000; Total
Receipts, s14,O73 400 20; Balance. $1S05s1, COS o.
Money is very easy at 4d5 per cent and at the lat
ter rate all borrowers are fully supplied.
Foreign Exchange 10 duh. Bills at 60 days on
London are quoted at 1O9sG1O9i for commercial; ITO
Q11Ot for bankers; do. at short sight 1lO40llOs
Paris at GO days 5169a512l; do. at short sight oi
05lO; Antwerp 5l6i9512l; Swiss, 51o!GolSai
Hamburg, 36G36s; Amsterdam, 40.G4ls; Frankfort
4O.GAl; Bremen, 7SsQ799 Prussian thalers, ago
72I
The export of specie is reported at $2,'e9Soo' Oh
which the Vile de Paris takes $S37 OO0 the SaKoma
$67O,OOO and the City of London q. 1896.
The total imports at New-York for the week com
pare as follows:
DRY Goods u $c98o5e s1ilSie4 s1isss5 IGa.ess
Gen. merchandise s7ls52O 2s25a2o s252S02 tS9l,l29
Total. sln257S 9,g7.,7sa 4s7l,647 s5aee,li2
The New York imports of foreign dry goods COM
pare as follows:
EnffTca fgT e At ffS the 2sS1is saccos ss9sc5e
Thrown on markot 663 2,959,As l677,o55
DisTsS Jas az The ssS sssso .so 5sSe . iss
Thrown market...-- 3O,ls9926 699Ol,2l9 bl7922oi
The Boston Trdreller of yesterday says
Money is abundant at the banks, ard in the OUTSIDE
sources supply SO much is this the petbOre case ta
very considerable sums of currency are remaining lde
for lack of employment. The present demand Is small
comparatively both for commercial and other purposes
and lenders are somewhat puzzled 10 Know what 10 Go
with their surplus funds. Short loans on Governnent
scrp were made to-day at 8, and other substantial
pledges less easily handled at per centum Al these
low of interest there were more lenders tnhn DOT
rOwers Legislative enactments prove to be less poteh
IN regulating licensing interest charges than the al
most immntable laws Of demand and supply applcaDle
alike TO money, merchandise, and stocks.
The Cincinnati Gazette, of Wednesday evening,
says:
The banks continue 10 gain slowly in currency and the
money market is. consequently working easier, win
only moderate demand to-day for loans Rates OF IN
erest range from per cent bankers Oang t0 Gus
toners at S0l0. The increased supply OF currency
strengthens exchange and the market was steady to-day
at par buying, and 20 premium selling.
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YHE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY

against and by sre all kinds Of buildings nsr
ehandse RENTS LEASES household furniture farm property including
stock nube property reasonable rates Of P'sn
PARTICIPATING PLAN dividing theeutb' Of the proats 70 10
customers scrip bearing six cent Tedse~abe
the order Of issue accordance with the provisions Of h
Charter.
The scrip Company 1887 1851 beng
deemed in cash.
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clnltf. f..s..sss.sss .ss..s ~ u -Its
State tnbs, Welsh, good 70
chOlce. .....ss..ss.s..s..- .-lO O &c.
Ohio, common 20 iair.....lld l6c.
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THE MARKETS
ICmeiully reported Tor TnE TRIH

lCATeiuly reported ior IHE IkiBcSEl
SATURDAY, July l3.We note change IN Ashes, Beef
Hams, BeeswaX, Brick Candies, Cement, Coffee, Her
rings, Lard Oil, Laths, Lime Mackerel Manufactured
OILS Rice Seeds Talow Tiercc Beef or Whisky.
BUTTER-The quotations for New are:
Weesr Ileseve 10
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

MOLASsES-l57 hhds. Cicnfuegos at 4jG49c.
OIIS-AmeTican LiRsced 81 3d$l 81 IN casks and bbs.
Crude Fish Oils, g. G70c for Whale, and 81 for SPERM
Saponifcd Red oil, 1Oc. on the pier.
PROVIsIONS.-1he cash sales, and regular, arc 200
bbs at S23 lOdS23 flor Mess mostly SIS 9od s2J 2
and SIS s7t for Rumps. Beef slSGS25 for Plain Mess,
and S23aSZ for Extra do Cut Meats % aloe for Dry
Saed Shoulders, l4Gl4Ic for do. Hams, lot VI 200
bbs Picked Shoulders taken they RUIZ at 81. Ice
cured Bacon l2lc for Staordshre, and l2Sc for STREET
ford Cut Lard lLdI2c for No. 1; l2tdl2Ic for City,
l2s GI3c for fair TO prime Steam; Kettle Rendered Is
held at 49, al3io. .
PETROLEUM. Crude, ITc I'm bbls., and 12c. in bulk
Refined in bond, &c! a27c for s. W. Free OIL 40ai2c for
S. w.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

July l3-ll19 sacks Flour, 5,77s bhs Flour l53 bbls
Whisky bbs. Corn Meal, 900 sacks Corn Meal, 30
bush Wheat, 35 400 BUSH Corn, $50 bush Oats. $50 bush
Rye pkgs Ashes, Is pkgs. Lard, 20I bbls Petroleum.
l94O pkgs. Butter 1,74s pkgs Cheese GO bbls Eggs
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY
For the week ending Saturday July 10 % cattle
AZ cars hogs % cars sheep horses total cars
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

SUGARS Refined steady at lie. for Hards.
TOBACCO-We quote, In currency, as follows; Lght
Leaf Lugs at d53c Common at 81 06Ic; Medium at Ia
&C. Good at 9.al2c Fine at l2Adl3c, and Selections
I4a15c Heavy Western and Clarksville Lugs, 5idG!c
Common at 7dsc. Medium pa lltc; Good l2dl5c; Fine
lGal8c and Selections l9020c seed Leaf is In fair dc
maud
WOOI-The closing quotations are as follows: Domestic
Feeces for Native and Onequarter Merinos as
d4sc for Onehaf and threequarters do 5Oa5jc for full
blood Mernos and 55d65c for SaxOny Feeces 30a c for
Pulled 35c. for Supernc do, and 450jOc for EX
ira do; lsa23c for common Unwashed California; 4G30c
Fine do for Texas, and American C0mbng at
6OdG5c. We quote Foreign as follows South American
at 3Oa3lc for Common Washed; 32di2c. for Unwashed
Mestza and MerinO 35d4Oc. for Washed Entire Rios !;
25d2c Unwashed Creole 40d 46c for Washed COrdOya
Ckian at 2413lc for Unwashed Mestiza and MerinO !;
Cape Of Good Hope 35d 40c for Unwashed East India
3Sd55c for Washed and African ut GSOc for Unwashed
and 30Q40c. for Washed.
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ds, 26ic.; do. New-orleans,

27}c.
FLOUR AND MEAI-Superfine State q 3O1sS 75; IN
ferior to choice do, 75aSl low grades OF
Extra, 50 500 Sll 80 good To choice Spring Wheat
Extras S2dS3 3j; Shipping Ohio $40 G0asll so Trade
Sl2dSl3 q, and ST. Louis Extras, Sl3 sOdSl9 80 Cali
fornia Flour Sl3 75d<5 80 Canadian Flour, Gil sl2 20
common good Spring Wheat EXtraahd Sl2 O@s4 20
FOR Trade ana Family Extras Southern Four ~ OdSl 20
common to fair Extra Baltimore and Sl 95dsls for
Trade and Family Extras Rye Flour, s. 50Gs - - for
Supcrne Extra Corn Meal - 80 for CITY s. SO for Fair
fax and ST. 10 for Brandy The exports Of Flour from
Atlantic ports, from sept J. 1906 to date loot up al 'O5J
bbls.
FISH-Dry Cod. <G0S l2.
GRAIN-Thc sales $500 bush. No. Milwaukee az
g. 3OdS bush fair Amber tOday-thc first of the
season-consgued Nessrs. Stger Coz at - So: 200
bush White Virginia at s. lG: 1900 bush iair Amber
Michigan s. ani 200 bush White California at SJ 90
RyesOO bush a 81 IS for Western, and 81 IS FOR Cana
dian Oats34O0 bush. at SO Sc for Old and New west
ern 81 dQ2sc for Ohio at railroad depot aud delivered
Cor-3 800 bush at 9O095c for HOt siaS 0t for Warm
81 aSI Oj for Damp; 81 OJ0Sl O7 for new Mixed western
closing at 81 G3a 81 OG. Exports, from sept ls TO date
Wheat lin grain 45,S42 bush Corn. 90ilOO bush ftOin
the six principal Atlantic ports.
LII .rlId n1n flnna n !. fnlnANs
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PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
FIRST BOARD.
SATURDAY, July l3-P. VI.

SATURDAY, July 13-P. VI.
Gold closes at 1894. The clearings at the Gold Ex-
change Bank were s3G,723.OOO, and the balance
S1,2790l2.
The exports of specie from this port during the
week have been as follows
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Nxv- ToRK, July II, 1851
THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY

HAS THIS DAY DECLARED THE FOLLOWING Dividends,
1. SCRIP DIVIDEND OF THIRTY-THREE
AND ONE-THIRD PER CENT TO IT'S Gus
TONERS UPON THE PREMIUMS EARNED DURING TBE YEAR
ENDING isr INST. POLICIES EsTITLISG THE HOLD
Frs THEREOF TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROFITS or TIE
ooMPASps BUSINESS, AND SCRIP WILL BIZ ISSUED TO
THEM ON THE 2OrH OF SEPTEMBER FOR THE AMOUNTS TO
WHICH THEY ARE RESPECTIVELY ENTITLED.
2. AN INTEREST DIVIDEND OF SIX PER CENT,
IN CASH on THE OUTSTANDING SCRIP OF 1852, 80, "a. s'
AND &C. PAYABLE SEPT. % NEXT
8. REDEMPTION DIVIDEND FOR THE PAYMENT IN FULL
oP THE SCRIP ISSUED IN 1861, WITH SIX PER CENT
INTEREST THEREON, PAYABLE ON THE DAY or AUGUST
NEXT. Nf
4. A sBMI-ANSUAL CASH DIVIDEND oP SEVEN PER
CENT. PAYABLE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OR THEIR
LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES, ON AND AFTBR MONDAY,
CYRUS PECK,
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d ! nnntailons are as follows :

HOPS-Rcports from the growing crop are unfayorabe,
good demand for consumption; sales at fron a. a70c,
AZ 10 growth and quality, the latter rate for choice
HAY-ShppiDg 9jc. 81; 81 20dsl 2J for retail lots
HEMP-Mania. ia ollie, gold.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-20
THE following has been handed US Tor pub
QUICKSTEPS. PIONEER JUNIORS.
PERsoNAL.-We were very agreeably sur

PERsoNAL.-We were very agreeably sur
prised, this morning, to see the pleasant face
of our old friend, Hon. C. L. Knapp, of Low,
ell, Mass. Mr.. K. was, for many years, a
leading editor at the capital of Vermont
held the office OF secretary of state, and 9TH
er important positions of trust, and was, at;
ter his removal to Lowell, twice elected to
congress from that city. We had a pleasant
call from him, at our sanctum. This is his
first visit to the Father of Waters, and we
hope he will find it an agreeable one. He
is stopping with his brother-in-law, Mr.. Eli
jah Carter, ON Green street.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-20

HOTEL REGIsTERs.-A company in New
York City, calledsthe s'Patent National Hotel
Register Company, have patent for the
exclusive manufacture ofhotel registers with
fly blotter leaf for every page. The office
isat 235 Broadway. L. Mitchell, Manager
Mr.. James T. Hair, of Gaiesburg, Illinois, is
the agent for the west, and he has recently
gotten up registers for the following hotels in
this city viz: Rodman House, Rock Island
House, Union House, Hermann House,
farmers House, and Temperance House
And In Moline for the Moline House, and
the Central House. The registers are well
gotten up, the printing being executed a
this office and the ruling and binding by
Deyoe 4 Champion.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-20

Rock ISLAND, July 10.
The current value Of the articles named below is
subject TO achanses bat the following quotations
are correct for the date of this report
Fiour-Spring Double Extra, in bbls 81, 40 .at
Wholesale, and 81 80 at retaiL Sacks, 81 Leo at
Wholesale, and $l1 90 at retail. Loose, 81, so at
wholesale, and $lI 40 at retail.
Wheat-No. 1, $1,90. No. 2, LIS. Rejected
1,40at,50
Corn-6U to 62e
Oats-55a60c for 35 lbs.
Rye-T5
Barley-No. l. 80. No. ?, 20. go.
[ Beans-2, ,00a2, so -h E8 ssES
Onions-75c per bush.
.potatoes--90acl 90. .e .ss s.v .g
+ Eggs-12lc don.
Butter-Very choice ints, for retailing will
bring l24c.
Sorghuni-40a60c.
Sait-3,35a3, so per barrel.
kerosene-W Wholesale, barrels included, 5oa52 !;
retail roc.
1fighwines-S2,2 20. %
PouItry-Live chickens, 81, ,48a3. 90 per doz.
Dressed, 7c per lb. Turkeys l2ai5c per ID.
Pork-For live hogs 4la5e A3
Beehive weight common 4O0a5.00. Prime
shipping 6.5oa7 SO per hundred pounds.
Hay Prairie, SjaSS per ton Timothy $1,000
a$i200. - ii
Tood--0ak So. 90 to 100 IL cord. Eass
Coai--At the Coal Valley Yard, the Levee,
coal is sold at J. cents, the cost of delivering 80
pe added.
From teams, in Market Square, at l4al5 cents.
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EARLY CLosrNG.-Messrs. Henry Dart

EARLY CLosING.-Messrs. Henry Darts
Sons request us to publish the following:
Having become fully satisfied that merchants
and their clerks have to work too many hours on
the present nine hour system tfhat is nine hours
off and fifteen hours ON we propose ON and after
this day to close our store promptly at eight o.
clock in the evening, and invite the business men
of this city to cooperate with US. There is not
a merchant but what knows there will be just as
many goods sold and that they viii have equally
large 3 balance in cash at the end of the year,
and that by so doing, trade will be rendered much
more pleasant and agreeable.
Respectfully, HENRY DARTS Soss.
Rock Island, July 20, 1867.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-20

We rather pity our neighbors of the Union
the poor show they made in trying to get
! the bounty money into the school fund and
keep it from the Camden road has left them
in a very unpleasant position. Last Satur-
day morning, the Union said:
"The people of this townaare going to the
court house next Thursday at p. NJ. to say%thas
they will themselves s., 900 additional school
tax this year by devoting the bounty fund to the
payment of debt which they must meet in some
way. Neither the ARGUs nor its |'ring' can
stop it"
The people were there in full force-the
house was crowded full and running over,
and many left because they could not get in.
And what was the result? Why the Union
and its "school ring" could not find dozen
voters to back their schemes. Their failure
was so perfectly ridiculous that we really
pitied them.
And, failing to carry their scheme to pre-
vent the money from being expended on the
Camden road, they are now trying to prevent
people on the line of the road from aiding in
the much-needed improvement. A gentle
man who sat near us, in the meeting, and
who owns property on the line of the road,
said he would give one hundred dollars to-
wards the proposed one thousand, and that
the balance could be raised in ID hours.
Last year, Mr.. Wells, residing near the line
of the road, took an interest in the matter
| and the people4on the line sent a petition to
the city council on the subject, asking the
city to do something on the road, and pro-
| posing to aid in the work. Mr.. Wells can
| vassed for subscriptions, and said he had no
doubt that three thousand dollars could be
raised from property holders on the road Tor
the proposed object. There is no doubt at
! all about the people who own property on that
road being willing to aid in its improvement,
| but the Union and its 'school ring are doing
| all they can to prevent such aid being given.
| We hope, after the city council has let the
job to expend the bounty money, it will then
take. measures to ascertain what can be
raised on the line of The road to extend the
| improvement. To make good job from
| the city limits to Camden will cost some
| $4,000 to S20,000-and we hope the people
on. the road will take an interest IN the mat
'ter and raise something to put with THE
funds on hand and push the work along as
farvas possiblethis fall. SsSa
The evening Argus., 1867-07-20
DEArHoF Carr ALpoRp. We mentioned

DEATH OF CAPT ALroRD. We mentioned
in our issue Of yesterday that Capt. +. A.
Afford was lying at St. Louis very ILL., The
unwelcome and melancholy news OF his
death reached us about ii O'Clock of the
same day. Captain Afford was we'll and
favorably known to the people along the
line of the Mississippi river, having been
running in the trade for number of years.
As a steamboat officer he had no superior,
and as social high toned honorable gentle
man, he was noted Quincy Herald 1871.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-20

An independent telegraph company has been
organized in Chicago with capital of $50,e00,
10 construct line from the northern boundary of
the state of Illinois, near where the railway track
of the Chicago & Milwaukee railroad crosses said
line to the city of Chicago, and from there to the
Illinois d Indiana state line, at point between
where the Chicago & Great Eastern railroad
crosses said line, uniting with the telegraph line
connecting the city of Chicago with the city of
New York.-Darenport Gazette. H4
If they wsuld extend their operations
along the line of the Chicago, Rock Island
IL Pacific, and the Western Union railroads,
it would be a blessing to the public.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-20
THE ANDY JOHNSON COMING TO Rock I

THE ANDY JOHNSON COMING TO Rock Is
LAND.-We learn that the magnificent steam
er Andy Johnson, of the St. Louis and Keo-
kuk Packet Co., whereof our friend Brolaski
is Captain and Ben W. Clark is the popular
clerk, will leave Keokuk this evening with a
party Of exeursionists for this point. The
boat will arrive here early on Sunday morn
ing, and the excursionists, afterspending the
day an seeing the sights visiting friends and
enjoying themselves generally, will depart
on their return trip at about or o'clock
in the evening. -
The evening Argus., 1867-07-20

q Staso eioy y<rtA pC ~ SoiiN". rst sAAs~o
they can be illuminated at night, when gas
fixtures on the Island shall be completed
and in operation.
When this clock shall be finished, and
hour by hour we shall be made aware of the
fight of time by the voice of a deep-sounding
bell, the inhabitants of the Twin Cities will
constantly remember that they are under OBJ
liiyations to General Rodmaa, not only for
It's existence, but for having it placed in. i.
position where everybody can receive bene-
fit from it. It viii supply great public
want, for all who live within sight of the Ar
senal, on either side, and for miles up and
down the river
Rev. DR.. HAYES FOUND DEAN IN HIS
BED.-The Rev. II. H. Hayes, formerly of
the Second Presbyterian Church, in this city,
was found dead in his bed, this morning, at
the house of Mr.. G. L. Bascom, where he
had been boarding for sometime past No
tice was given to o. B. Huggins, Esq, who.
acting as coroner, called jury to investi-
gate the cause Of his death.
Mrs. Bascom testified that he was, yester
day, apparently as well as usual that he
walked about town, ate hearty dinner, took
no supper, went to the river and took bath
in the evening, returned about 9 o'clock,
talked as cheerful as ever, said he had not
felt very well during the day, but had writ
ten letter to his wife, in Washington, and
had written two other letters. Mrs. B. also
said that about II o'clock at night she heard
q slight noise in his room, but thought moth
ing ofit.- q sa&& l.
Drs. Gregg, Truesiale and Plummer
were called, and, after hearing the evidence
and examining the body, DR.. Gregg gave it
as his opinion that he died of apoplexy; that
he was unconscip1s from the time he fell
asleep until death ensued, and that the
noise heard by Mrs. Bascom was probably
some spasmodic movement, about the time
of his death. The other physicians con-
CURED in this idea, and the jury rendered
the following verdict .~. ls..--r
We, the jury, called to hold an inquest upon
the body of DIR. ii. III. Hayes, who died at the
house of c. l.. Bascom, on the night of the 18th
of July, 1867, find that he came to his death in a
tit of apoplexy.
Jacob Norris, foreman,-E II. Bowers, Charles
Buford, Il. n. Tate. W. 7. Riggs, Henry Wal
lace, j.. B. Requa, NJ. A. Swiler, L. NJ. Buford,
c. L. Baseom, S. 7. Wilson, E. Fl. Smyth.
DIR. Hayes was, s,many years ago, a chaplain
in the United States Navy. He came to
this city some 10 years since, but has not
been professionally employed here for sever
al years. After leaving here he was en-
ployed in Benton county, Iowa, for time,
but Of late has been here occasionally to at
tend to his property,-hc owning several
houses in town.
Mr.. Hupgins informs lis that between 5000
and $500 were found on his person, and
several notes and papers, all of which
he deposited in bank. Mrs. Hayes has been
telegraphed in relation to his death.
No notice has been handed in, regarding
the funeral
a
The evening Argus., 1867-07-20
st. Louis Market.

st. Louis market.
Telegraphed to the Argus.
ST. L0UIs, July 90.
Flour, super. 9,Oeas,50; extra lO,O0a1l 90
double extra li,75@13.00
Wheat fall 2,30a2,3j. #t -.
Corn, yellow 9Sal,oO white ,14al ,16 mix
ed 96. -=.
Oats 9Sal,00 -4
Rye advancing.
Hay S2l ,00a22, ,0e per ton. - 81
Mess pork %, 70.
Bacon excited, higher. @H
Shoulders 4a12. a '5r@"
Rib sides l3!c. a
Clear ribs l4tal5.
Lard tierce l2tc; kegs 133.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-20

Photographed to the ARGUS.
CHICAGO, July 20.
Flour-Spring extra 10, ,5OalI,5O, winter extra
14,00. s..-es
Wheat-No sp 2,35, No spr 1,ssa2,05, re-
jected / AS
Corn-No / S5aS51
0ats-644 No 2,
Mess Pork-22, ,75aa3,oe -
Shoulders-10aIlc.
Rough Sides-l24al3
Sweet Pickled Hams-14!a15
Lard-l24
Live Ifogs-6,s5a6,e 90 for good, 6,95a7,Oo for
extra
Cattle-4, 75a7 so common to best.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-20

"a HARpER's New MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
August; Harper's Weekly, and Frank Les
lies Illustrated, for July 9th, are for sale
at Devoe l. Champions, s,where can be found
all the late publications.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-20

The SCHOOL MASTER ABRoAD.-We re-
ceived, through the post office, this morning,
the following, addressed to ~. b. Danforth
.Rockisland H." It is not often that we
take any other notice of anonymous com
mnnications than to throw them in, the waste
paper basket-but we give this as a speci
men, for the benefit of correspondents:
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- ,sgsras Mr. Danforth - s. sa~rts
sssg-55s s., Ii- 49, - -na. Dear sir
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-. hom enterprise of Porit
buron Ill
fr n And Correct one or two
= 41s erors yours truly .ti
From. A, Friend
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