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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05

assessor, Danial Palmer; for collector, Jacob
YandrufI; for Justices Of the Peace, Vim.
Farris aud WIN. Pilgrim; for commissioner
Of highways, Frank Harris; for constables
D. F. Shiers aud Patrick Yele.
For Hampton the democratic ticket is as
follows For supervisor, W. b. Webster for
town clerk, Albert Wells; for assessor, Reu.
ben NJ. MITCHELL for collector, Iachariah
Pacsser; for Justices Of the Peace, Lucius
Wells aud George W. Henry; for commiIs.
Toner OF highways, Isaac Wainwright for
constables, Solomon l.. Meader, and Thomas
s. Silyis.
For Edgngton the democratic ticket is as
follows For supervisor, Storer Johnson; for
town clerk, Timothy Dution; for assessor,
James TayIor forcoIector Lester y. Nudge;
for Justices Of the Peace, Timothy Dutton
aud Joseph VI, Hazltt; for road commission.
er, James Prov; for coustabes, John |.
Brown and John McMeekan.
space, to day, and regret that we are unable
to give that attention to matters in regard
to the dedication Of the Soldiers Monument,
which We o,herwi Sc would. We direct special
attention to the call for a public meeting,
elsewhere.
Major Beardsley received a dispatch
from Gov. Palmer, a few days ago,
thatng that pressure Of official duties
would prevent that dignitary from delivering
the address, as had been arranged. Mr.. VI
L. Wiser visited Peoria at once, to secure
the services o. Col. Robert Ingersol, but
that gentleman could not. dispense with un.
avoidable engagements. The Major then
went to Chicago, and the following letter ct
tests with what success:
CHICAGO, April 3rd, 1863.
MAJog J. NJ. BEARDsLEY, Rock IslaId, Ill.
Dcdr Sir. Learning that you have sue
ceeded IN getting postpOuement Of the
case IN which | ATM engaged, SO as 10 en-
able me to be present at Rock Island on the
9Th inst, | very gladly accept your invita-.
ton to deliver the address at that time on
the occasion Of the dedication of the Sol.
diers' Monument. would have wished for
some opportunity for preparation That is
now impossible, but all defects arising from
that cause, yOu must be responsible for
Yours Truly,
EMERY 4. STURRS.
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Railroad Trains

LBAvR-ChioSgo, Rock I,lSnd 4 P"oI6"S''''
East, at $50 A. NJ. and $50 p. w. pm
Going West-At LAS A. NJ. and PRoek Island,
Western Union, and Sterling
at 5.36 p. NJ. 4 and 90 p. NJ.
,,o AE ,Si y sIo "a q n and $50 p NJ
''T Pom 'n' ~, Ss' Wet. A. NJ and $50 P. NJ
Western Uuia"
u72OA. NJ .,,IIA o,d5pM
Cos. . rams run by Chicago tine. raich IL
%, 10 minutes faster than Rock I'trh time.
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90 70 tina Bar.

Go to to the Bryant Stratton Iowa Stat
Business College, to get a thorough practica
business education, or TO become a good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad.
dress enclosing stanps the Bryant 4 STRAIT.
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
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h1LhY-As the radical organ is deter
mined to rake up the question of nationAli-
'e' IN this contest, We hope our German
friends will labor to morrow with more than
usual energy. Let them be at the polls ear.
y and late, and spare no pains to correct
ell Misrepresentation on the part of our en-.
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emies, and bring out our fo' o'' LOU we
While We have no fsOr' that 'ne i0''ome
a. s ar ,ho Jai,s, lavisbed with such a
- ho,d on the German element, will
o moi,bt 10 the struggle, there is a
-, mat mistatements may be circulRt
.gr detriment. To discover and refute
,I',.r, W. shall rely on our German stan.
ard bearers alone, and with the confident
that our trust in them will not be mis-
placed. Let them be ygilant, and the re
IuIt will be our complete victory.
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Oda FelloRu

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, |. o. 0. F.,
meets every Monday Evening at odd Eel.
lows Hall, southeast corner OF Illinois and
Eagle Sts, at 7! o'clock Pm
j. o. LuNpBLAD, n. G.
}. FRAEE CONWAY, K. s.
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LICENSES ! LICENSES !

NOTICE is hereby given 10 al persons inter
~ ested, that on and after Monday, April 5,
new Licensed will have to be taken out for the
current year. Let all take notice and govern
themselves accordingly, by calling at the Mayors
Office and taking out the same.
PHILIP MITSCH,
upr2d3t. Marshal.
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FOR SALE Ar A BARGAIS.--One hundred
and twenty acres of unimprovsd land I'm
GLIDING forty acres Of timber ia Sharon
Township Clinton Goa Iowa twelve miles
from Wheahand, and eigh miles from: Ma
ouokea,, in a splendid farming neighborhood,
caIl a, thi. office for information.
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The observation-disclosures or Brsl.
scss.-lt has been suggested, and we think
with good taste and a due regard to the oc.
casiou, that business in Rock Island be sus.
pended on the 9th from / to 3 o'clock, in
order that oil our citizens, no matter how
employed, may have an opportunity to attend
the dedicatory ceremonies Of the monument.
Major Beardsley informs US that the cere.
monies will be commenced at o'clock, and
will probably not occupy more than two
hours. BY all our merchants closing their
stores and attending in a body, there will be
no loss to any, and We hope the suggestion
will be favorably received by all our bust.
ness houses, including the banks and public
offices. 1t is due alike to the memory of
the dead, and to those who will attend no
matter at what sacrifice Of business.
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gailp argus.
Monday Evening, April s, 1859.
Premium Fob printing.

Orders for job Printing will meet With prompt
attention at the ARGUS OFFICE, and be executed
IN the very best manner and at reasonable rates.
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To-Day's Advertisem'ts
PUBLIC SALE,

THREE Horses belonging t. the United
states will be sold at Public Auction, at
the Rock leland Arsenal, at 10 o'clock A, M, on
Wednesday, the 5th day Of April, 500.
THE0. EDISON,
Major Ord, Cong.
Rock Island Arsenal, April !, 1859. a2d3t.
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A BUSINESS CHANGE.-We are to have
new firm in the dental line, under the style
of McCauly & Belding. DR.. James McCau
ley having experienced pressure of business
for some months past, and feeling unable to
attend to his numerous patrons, and at the
same time do justice to himself and them,
has concluded to take partner. The new
incumbent is Dr. George NJ. Bedding, well
known to portion Of our readers as having
been connected with Gunckle's Davenport
Office for some years past. Mr.. Bedding, al.
though young man, is thoroughly versed
in his profession, has had ample practice,
and fDr genuine skin and ability, is surpass.
ed by very few in this region. We are post.
ed in regard to his reputation, have exam.
ined good deal of his work, and have no
hesitation in recommending him to the pub.
lie Of Rock Island 1t is needless for US to
refer 10 DR.. McCauley's professional acquire.
ments. He is so well known in this city
and vicinity, and enjoys such an
extensive practice, that anything we might
say in his favor would be superhuous. The
new firm has our best wishes, aud we expect
to see it 20 on and prosper.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05

REAL Esr4rE.--John SCHNEIDER has pur.
chased the vacant lot on the northeast cor.
ner Of Illinois and Jefferson streets for So.
500. 1t is 60 feet front and $50 deep, and
a valuable location.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05

PERsoNAL.-We acknowledge calls from
Dr. Oalces Of Davenport and the genial
Frank Jervis Of the Davenport Democrats
editorial corps, Come again, gentlemen.
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LOCAL ooLuarDg.
A Largo stook

FIJrEES CESrs line will be charged for
each insertion of articles under this Mend
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pUsTNnss CARDS.
n. G, CONNELLY.

, TToREEY AT LAW AND Notary PgB
"A lilo. Rock Island, III. Once over toe 70"
OHna
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:. Of goods is just being opened at b.
-
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In view Of the large number Of strangers
who will be in the city on the occasion Of
defeating the Soldiers Monument, on Fri.
day, the 9Th inst, i, has been suggested that
arrangements be made for entertaining as
many as can be, ut private houses. The
families Of deceased soldiers especially will
need some attention. as well as the visitors
expected from Chicago and other distant
points.
A meeting of the citizens is therefore
called at the Court House, on Tuesday eve.
ming, at o'clock, to take the matter into
consideration.
j. VI. BEARDsLEY,
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BUILDING ROCK

OF GOOD QUALITY, in largo or small guam
" titles, delivered where needed or at the
baBb, FOR sale at roy place, on Moline Avenue.
mob 2Gd3m, T. NJ EINNET
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A FARM Of 20 acres, with new buildings
and some fruit, near Davenport, can be
leased tor one or more years on favorable
terms. Apply ut this Office.
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PETER FRIES,

DECrIRIER AND MASUPAoTURER OF
II Domestic Liquors, Importer ana Dealer IN
Foseign Wines and Liquors 'FRONT.' "FSCt' oppo-
,it. par, Landing, Roak LsiaSd, III.
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PERsoSAL.-Mr. o. Grotjau, druggist, has
just returned from Chicago, where he order.
ed a new spring stock of goods
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FO< SALE.

A FINE brick Residence and o good Piano
n Apply for full particulars 70
NJ. MARX, Agent.
GepQdtf
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sAWuEL n. ALtEh JAWS w. sIAoHsoS
ALIEN 4 SINONS0N.

4 TrORNBYs AND CoUNsELoRs AT
y Law, Rock Island, Ill. Office 10 Butord's
Block.
GspQSdly.
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THE Keithsburg will be the regular packet
for Fl Madison in the morning.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05

NEW PmSTs just arrived at Mayo's. All
best brands y! cents ap3dlt.
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Ii every democrat does his duty, to NOR.
row, success is certain.
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u. aAik. =. WRioRl
GALE l. WRIGHT

DRoDUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Sl& South Water Street, Chicago. Post Of
zoe Box 6G2. 0rdoTsand 0onsignmenissollolts
nAY2B.dtf
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CTTY HOTEL.

Garner Illinos and Washington Streets,
ROCK ISLAND LLiN"ie'
JULIUS UMHALT, Proprietor
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DIR, ], NJ, WCAULEY,

SURGICAL and MECHANICAL DENITLsh
- (Suecessor to Dr.. J. W. vchel Ir,0i
Tscted without pain by the use of N,i ~, ,aom
. Laughing Gas OHas on Ih'''
Gtely occupied BY Dr.. VeIie
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j. ". BEARDsLEY.

c. b. KNOX, Sec'y.
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John -. Davis.

SepQdtf.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-01
FORTIETH CONGRESS- s-THIRD SESSION
senate.

senate.
WAsHlNeToN, March 1.-The Senate met at II
Mr. Bayard presented the credentials OF Thomas F.
Mr.. Van Wiukle presented the credentials OF
Arthur Boreman, senator-eiect from Wess
Mr. TrumbuIl called up the bill to authorize i'm.
prisonment nt hard labor ss punishmenI In certain
Where the law simply prescribes imprisonment for
oienses against the Untsd States. this dill autho
rlzes eentence Of hard labor At the discr elton OF
the rights OF property of married women In the Dis.
t,ict OF co uuioia; Which was passed.
certain panes scouts aud guides, orgsnissd IN
Alabama, was passed. "
reported the House blu to autnoriSe the ooining Of
nickel copper Gve.c. mt peces and stated that The
coula not make any Recommendation in regard 10 it.
House of Representative.
The House met at IL O'Clock.
Mr.. Wall Is presented q memorial from citizens Of
gress from xlabams 10 Of the extension
y the elective fIaDchise TO heedmen.
twice. and referred Inc following biiis:--
By Mr Cal,is granting land. 10 the Tennessee and
Coosa Railroad company. Referred TO the Commit
By several members bills to relieve persons named
Mr.. Cook, from the COMMITTEES on Roads and Canals,
reported bill in relation bridges the Ohio
secretary Of NV var Win the approvs OF the Prssi p
dent of body Of scientific engineers not less than
foe railroad bridges across the Ohio river,
and that until Congress takes action on saoh reoors
no bridge shall be erected over the Ohio river un-
four hundred feet Ia width 10 the clear the sia
channel of the river. he moved the previous ques-
I'M Mr. u hawrsncs s SShIo, asked Mr. Cook he would
not allow him 70 s,y wordY ,r.n.,,sr,
4 he previous question secop ded-yeas 70 nays,
a. and The Dill was then passed-yeas ss nays. %.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, March 1.-The Cattle market was
active this week. but prices were unchanged
1900 head sold at 10@10l1c. for extra PennsyIya-
mia and Western steers 81a@91So. for fair 30
good do, and 6@8c. U fb., gross for common, as
to quality. The following are the particulars
Of the sales:-
Head.
38, owen Smith. Lancaster co.. 7sz@9%, or
26, A. Christy d Bro, Lancaster co., 8N gr
45, Depgler d MoCleese. Chester co.. 7039L Rr,
100. p. McFillen, Lancaster CO., SOLO,, gr.
80, P.Hathaway. Lancaster CO.. 8160Dl0 gr.
90. Jas. s. Kirk, Chester CO.. SOLO gr.
%, b. McFIllen, Chester co.. 09N, gr
100, James McFillen, Western, 8d9L gr
60 e. g. McFillen, Chester Co. 90gZ, gr
l45 Ullman q Bachman. Lancaster CO., 80a9x or
100. Martin Fuller q Co.. Lancaster co.. 8@I0gr
l20 Mooney Smith, Western, 1904 gr
80, Moony& Bro Western, 8@9. or.
30, Fl. Chain, Western Penn, 6C9SN, gr.
100, Smith Bru., Western, 7110IO, gr.
60 l. Frank, Virginia 1881, gr. ..f
80 Hope Co., Lancaster CO., 8(991& gr. AtNs
20 M.Dryfoos & Co., Western. $685. gr
33, ]. Clemson, Lancaster co.. 8@0Z gr. sre.-l1
20, Chandler d Alexander, Chester co., 7@o8% AZ.
40 Kimble q Wallace Chester co, 7%@9A ..Rr.
l6, Charles Duffy, Western. 1857, gr.' * F'"I8e Z
49, II. Mayne. Western, 6M@8. gr.
"a. j. Seldonridge, Lancaster co., 8L@9l&, gr.
Hogs were lower; 1900 head sold sc the differ.
ent yards at SIS l6 . 100 lbs net. 70 77 ..
Sheep were in fair demand; 5000 head sold at
$3.50. pound gross. as to condition.
Cows were unchanged; $50 head sold at S3SR
$40 for COW and calf. and S3O@80 per head for
springers.
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Stock Quotations by Telegraph r. m;
GlendipnIne, Davis & Co. report through their
New York house the f,llawine.--
Philadelphia Trade Report.

MONDAY. March L-Business was exceedingly
dull tOday, and the transactions on 'Ohange
were unimportant. owing to the attention OF
the merchants being absorbed in the dedication
OF their new hall on Second street, above Wal
this and other cities were assembled.
Flour was dull, and only q few hundred bar
rels were taken by the home consumers In lots
at s5@5'25 for superfne; s5 75@625 for extras;
$7@7 80 for Iowa. Wisconsin, and Minnesota
extra family; $8@9 so for Pennsylvania and
Ohio do. do; and $l0@l25O for fancy brands, as
barrel
The Wheat market Is quiet but firm. Sales of
red at SlSO@l 80; amber at 81 95; and white at
S2lO@2'20. Rye is steady at 81 '55 per bushei for
Western. Corn is held firmly at full prices
Sales OF 1000 bushels yellow at SOC. Oats are
Pennsylvania at 60@70c.
Nothing doing in Barley or Malt
Bark-In the absence OF sales we quote No 1
Quercitron at $50 per ton.
Whisky is dull at 97c @sl per gallon, tax paid
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FROM BALTIMORE.
he Rash TO Washington Homicide.

The Rash TO Washington Homicide.
Special Despotoh 10 The Evening telegraph.
BALTIMORE, March 1.--Laige crowds of strsn-
gers are arriving here by every conveyance en-
route for the Inauguration. Among them is
perfect swarm of pickpockets, who have been
trying their hand here on several persons.
Our hotels are nearly all full, and the trains
TO Washington crowded. An Immense number
OF Baltimoreans are going over.
Extensive and complete arrangements have
been made by Mr.. Garrett, President of the rail-
road, to convey all by running numerous extra
trains. The same is being done by the Phila-
dolphin, Wilmington and Baltimore, and
Northern Central Roads.
The steamer Baltimore, of the Bremen line.
sailed today with full cargo and thirty pas
sengers.
Daniel Harrington, who was shot on Friday
night by James G. Reilly, died yesterday.
Reilly is in jail.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Dsfrauding OmeiaIs.

FAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2s.-The grand jury yes
terday indicted four menbers Outside Land
Committee of the Board of Supervisors for
fraud in connection with outside lands.
Union Pacific Railroad Blocked.
The Union Pacific Railroad is still blocked
with snew for many miles. There has been no
train either way from Wasatchie since the 18th
of February. The latest overland advioes from
New York were on the 9Th inst.
Death of an Omcer.
William A. Bradley, Assistant Surgeon and
Brevet Major United States Army, died suddenly
yesterday of apoplexy at Point San Jose.
Constitutional Amendment.
The amendment to the Constitution allowing
universal suffrage was received at Carson City
by telegraph and submitted to bosh houses OF
the Nevada Legislature and made the special
order for Mon lay next. The ratification of the
amendment is doubtful, as an opinion prevails
that it pei mits Asiatics 10 become citizens.
Advices frem Alaska.
Alaska advices to February have been
received. Five white men. while on trading
expedition were killed by Kaikee Indians near
Sitka, to revenge the death of their friends who
were shot by the sentries at Sitka.
The United States steamer Saginaw, with
General Davis and staff, was about TO leave tor
Kaikee. The revenue cutter Reliance Is still at
Eitka
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It's reception by the House exhlbite1 its falla-
slts, and In great measure destroyed me
effect it was expected to have. the letters
written by adistiDguished citizen of your city,
Mr. Henry y. Carey, were very powerful argu-
meDta, and had very marked effect upon
official circles here.
Washtp gton is fast filling mp with strangers
coming here TO witness the inauguration, aud
many TO urge their particular claims upon the
incoming administration. Some Will re urn
grstift d and delighted. while toe greater mum
appoit ted There is one thing sure, whoever
msy lose the Washington ne .always gain by
the changes OF admiu uistra ION Each on AnSe
brings gTist to their mill. which, unlike the NIL
OF the gods grinds very fast, and charge heavy
tolls.
Until after March 4h, farewell. STRANGER.
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nov dsoassaS son had dnrinS his iilnssa a
special taste for the harp, amid. her melan-
oholy duties learned to play that instrument
quite well, and thus soothed the young Prince
in his agonized moments.
--"Doctor," said a gentleman to physi-
clan, ''my daughter had fit this morning,
and afterwards remained for half an hour
without knowledge or understanding" "Oh,"
replied the doctsr, "never mind that; many
people continue so all their lives"
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Ofiice'seekers Besieging General
Grant-Ex.GOvernOr Denni-
son and the Postmas-.
er-Generalship.
Advices from San Francisco
Affairs in Baltim ore.
FROM WASHINGTON.
General Grant Besieged.
Special Despatch 20 The Eventso Teleor0ph

opeosot DeSpdtch 10 The kUe7tn0 Telegraph.
WAoHINeToN, March 1.-General g rants bead
quarters are beseged by Senators, members.
and politicians, all urging their friends for office
under the new administration General Graut
receives them all, says kind word to them, aud
shakes hands, but declines to transact any
business in advance of his installation into
office.
A Cabinet Member from the South.
The committee of Southerners, composed of
WhittemoIe, of South Carolina, Kellogg, of
Alabama, Mckee, of Kentucky, and Heatou, of
North Carolina, called by appointment upon
General Grant this morning relative to the
appointment of member of his
Cabinet from the South. After a
friendly conference Grant informed them that
they had had Southern President for the last
four years, and he thought they should be
any further effort to get a Southern man an.
pointed to the Cabinet
The Diplomatic Appropriations
The conference committee on the Diplomatic
bill have agreed TO the bill as reported from the
Senate Appropria ion Committee. This strikes
out Buffers amendment, and leaves the Cen
trail and South American missions as they are
at present.
Governor DennisOn
of Ohio has informed several members of Con-
gress, who are among his confidential personal
Postmaster-General.
The pressure is very great in favor of Cres-
well OF Mary land for Cabinet place.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YoRK, March I.-stocks feveRlsh. Cold
1917. Exchange. 62a 1852 lls1S 1884. li45S
90 1855 li6 new, ls; 1867 ils i04os O1A ex interest
isk: CnmberIand preisrred. s7%; New York Oenlrsl
l62M: Reading 9lT; HUDSON hlver lo6h; Michigan
sonIhtrn, s7 Cleveland and Pttsourg, Si1si O,eve-
lAbd aud Toledo. lO614i Pitsbu,g and Fors Wayne
l2i1s; Chicago and RooK Island l27A.
NAW YORK, Msrch COTTON dull at 291ac Flour
heavy and u, changed; sales of 4sO0 barrels. Whea
and advanced To-; salss of 90 oo0 bushels mixed
Western ai0i1k 0ls6c Southern elbow nt elO2 Oats
quiet and nominal Beet quiet. Pork Qaset ne v
mesa. sa2 Lard aplE steam. ~. WAisky dull; free