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NEW YORK.

Foster, the Car-1Iook Ficnd, Iecspitcd
for Two vVcelks-Thc illustrated
DaiIy-gNisccliuncous Ncwss
SrccfaI Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, March 4.--Tho respite Of Foster,
by Gov. Dig, until the 21st inst, canses no
little excitement in this city. The car-hook
murder has been tacitly accepted in tho CON-
muuity as test case, aud, if Foster is not to be
hung, it ia asked, Shall any other murderer
ever be hung in this State 4 pamphlet
has been published at Albany embracing the
various letters and petitions for Communication
that haro been poured in upon Gov. Dix. They
prove that the effort made to save Foster from
the gallows has been almost superhuman. HRS.
Putnam, wife OF the murdered man, writes that
she knows the "bitter sorrows OF widowhood
asks that her husbands sentence be
committed to imprisonment for life. Fos-
ter's fathers petition pleads for his
son on the ground Of previous good character,
and the Rev. DR.. Tying urges similar reasons.
Among others who urge commutation are
three e1-Distr1ct Attorneys mud Six surgeons.
The Inter assert TINT the wounds inflicted by
the car-hook were not necessarily fatal The
Eiscopal clergy, with Trinity at the head, have
intorceded for Foster with all the influence at
their command. The wealth OF tlr. Foster,
senior, has been spent unaparinglv to save
his son. What the Governors final decision
will he probably depends On the drift Of public
sentiment during the next fortnight. It is ap-
parent. however. that Dix has been more merci-
full to Foster than to Gafney, and that his re-
cent letter foreboding stern justice to murderers
meant death to Gafney, but possible escape for
an infinitely more brutal ASSASSIN.
The first number Of the new illustrated even
ing paper, the Graphic, appeared to-day, and
very large edition was sold. Some of the pic
tnres have been carefully elaborated, and are
fair, but the engravings intended to represent
current events of the day are poorly conceived,
and so badly printed that they are but little bet
ter than blurs. The attempt to give the news
resulted in Q mess, and, on the whole, the be-
ginning Of this novel experiment is weak. The
Publishers, however, will succeed if their plans
prove feasible, the public showing strong de-
sire to buy the paper and advertise in it.
New YORK, March 4.-a1r. Lack, the twelfth
juryman in the Scannel murder trial, is charged
with having spent an evening recently at an
oyster saloon, where an attempt WAS made to fix
him in Scannel1s favor. It Is understood that
the matter has been presented to the Grand
Jury
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Sr. LOUIS, No., March 4-The position Of
the new Upper Mississippi steamboa! Line. the
keokuk d Northern Packet Company, is stated as
follows: Capt. John s. McCune, Port Captain !;
y. S. Davidson, General Superintendent Thos.
Fl. Griffith, Secretary and Treasurer The Ex-
ecutive Committee. composed of Capts. McCune.
Davidson, and Thomas =: Rhodes, will hare the
officers Of steamers, agents, &c. E. ". Gould,
john A. scudder, and P. Conrad will decide the
value Of I1oper:v Of the thrce old lines, and de-
termlne at want rates tho steamers shall turn into
the new company. The following steamers will
run in otl l.or trades: John Kyla, City of Quincy.
Tom Jasper, Savanna, Illinois, and st. Johns
, 1873-03-05

The Penitentinry investigation.
JOLIET, March 4.-Tho investigation before
the Legislative Committee into the affairs Of
tho Penitcntiary was continued to-day. Frank
Hopkins, part ownor Of the Taylor quarry et
Lockport, and Morris Rosenteld, connected with
the Moline wagon factory, were the Witnesses
examined: who testified as to their dealings With
facts have thus far been brought ont.
The Committee intended to adjourn this even-
ing to meet in Springfield, but at the close, to-
day, it was decided to meet here again in the
morning and finish up the work.
JOLIET, H., March 4.-The city elections
passed of very quietly. In some respects, most
everybody is astonished. Wm. E. Henry, Labor
Reform candidate for Mayor, has beaten Edwin
Porter, the regular Democratic nominee, $50.
John Scheidf is elected Mrrshal O. Fl. Wood
ruff, Collector, and five out Of the Six Aldermen
elected are Republicans
, 1873-03-05
THE MODOCS.
Capt. Jacks Peace Dcc1arutfOns.-
Feeling OF the Oregoninns Over tho

Cupt. Jnc1kss Penco Declarations
Feeling OF the Oregoninns Over tho
Conference.
SAS FnASc1sco, Cal, March 1.-The speech Of
Capt. Jack to Steele was B. relterntion Of the
Modoc Chiefs former statements OF his views
and wishes. He disclaimed commencing war
and desiring to continue the conflict. He always
lived in peace, and wanted to do so till the SOL
to so to Canby's camp to-day. Steele goes back
to the ''lava-bed" :" to try to induce Jack and
schonchis to come out and conclude tho terms
proposed in the treaty.
the action OF the Peace Commissioners till this
morning. It is not known what course the civil
authorities Of that State propose to pureue with
reference to the indictments against the Modocs
for the murder Of their people. There is no
news from tho front this morning.
Adispatch from Jacksonville Oregon, says the
people Of that part Of the State are not willing
to accept any terms from the hodoo Indians
which do not provide for tho surrender to the
civil authority Of the Indians indicted for Inur-
der. They fear that any other policy will en-
courage the tribes in Eastern and Southern
Oregon to follow the Alodoc example. The peo-
pie are opposed to the Peace Commission, not
because they want war, but because they want
speedy md permanent peace.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-The Peace Com
missi on met, Yesterday, and considered the diff
fcrent propositions in secret session. Meacham
thought them fair and honorable. Case and Ap-
plegate opposed anything short Of uncondl-
tional surrender. After the session, the Indians
we're called in. Meacham distinctly stated the
terms to them. Canby promised them food,
clothing, protection, and amnesty. Applegate
sent in his resignation, to take effect as soon
the war closed. Steel and Riddle started for
Jacks camp, to-day.
LATER.
SAN FRANCISCO, March A dispatch from
Jacksonville, Oregon, tonight, says the terms
Of the proposed treaty with the Modocs are re-
ceived there with general dissatisfaction by all
classes Of citizens, who do not think the guaran-
the removal Of the Modocs can COM
peneate for the daughter Of citizens. Tho
State authorities express determination to
execute criminal process against the Indians if
they are permitted to remain long enough within
the Jurisdiction Of tho courts of that State.
, 1873-03-05

LIVERPOOL, March ill Il. m.-Flour, 78&328s Cd.
Wheat-Winter, 12s I'd spring, 1s 3d@12s 2d white,
liz 7d@11s Cd; club, IN 4d@12s Sd. Corn, Ts927s
L1vEnPooL, March 4--a P. nn.-Breadstufa quiet and
steady. Wneat-White, 11a 7d@11s lid; club, 12s I'd
@12a Cd. Rest unchanged.
Lospos, March 4-conso1s, s2x s-2os Of 's5, sax !;
5-3os OF 81, o3K 10-4os, 824; now Is, 9ok Erie
57H.
Ta1loH, Has
FRxKFoRE, March 4-5-oos Of ~, 9s1k.
PAR1z, March 4.-Rentes, s7f 6oc.
LIVERPOOL, MAtch z-Cotton firm ufddIing up
1sud 9Xd; orleans, l0d. salea, ooo bales Aner-
can 1000; speculation and export, 1000.
Breadstutfs quiet; catfornia white wheat, average
quality, lis I'd club, 12s 2d912s Cd red WINTER 12s
I'd. Flour, 2ss62ss Cd. Corn, 27s@2Ts Sd.
Provisions- Cheese, 71s. Cumberland middlea, 35s
ahort ribs, 3Gs 81.
Receipts wheat for the past three days. coo qrs
American, II GOO receipts Of for the sane time,
5000 qrs.; American, 4,0e0-
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GERMANY.

BEcL1S, March As the cabmen obstinateIy
Persist in :heir strike to the grcnt Inconvenience
Of the public, the police authorities have ordered
tho cab proprietors to resume business, under
penalty Of withdrawal of their liceuses in case Of
refusal.
BERLIN, March A dinner was given to-
night At tho American Legation in honor OF the
Inauguration Of President Grant. Minister
Bancroft presided. At his right sat
Primes Bismarck. The Diplomatic Corps was
represented BY its principal members. Among the
distinguished guests we're Councillor Won
FAilipsbern and Herr Won Greist, Director OF
the Universities. The toast to the President OF
tho Uni1ed States was offered By Prince Bis
narc1. and 31r. Bancroft gave the health OF the
German Emperor.
, 1873-03-05

United States Express, and addressed 'tR. s.
Stephens, Land and Railroad Trust Company" :"
and ''Northrup & Chick, New York. The Sheriff
and several citizens Of Cass County, we're ar
rested about the same time as the bonds a1d tho
feploFined BY theu1, and has since remained in
the hands OF the Sheriff of this county. The
package addressed to Stephens went to New
York, and WAS delivered to tho Land and Trust
Company. A suit BY Cass County c5ainss tho
United States Express Company for the
recovery OF theee bonds came before
the Circuit Conrt and WAS argued
at great length. but no decision was reached:
Stephens and Ad'adnc. tho latter of whom placed
the funds in tho Express company's otfce here,
were also made partners to the snit, and deny
that plaintiff owns any part OF the bonds in
question, but that they are the property Of the
Land Trust Company.
, 1873-03-05

CtSc1SsA11, March 4.-The official report Of
meFce, ] On the Cincinnati I porI.paeSine - for a tie
season just ended, was submitted in detail to the
Chamber to-day. From this it appears TINT,
while tho number according to count is about
1000 less than winter, the packing this season
age. Increase in gross average, Is G9-100 lbs
Aggregate yield of Ill kinds Of
lard 2s,6oo, 600 pounds, IN increase Of 275o, ,0oo
pounds: Average yield per head Of all kinds Of
lard 459a pounds, IN increase per head of 422s
gross average per hundred pounds of 1892, being
A cents per hundred less than last season.
Number Of barrels Of meas pork $4,000, ns COM
pared with $4,000 the previous season. The
summer packing last year Was 81, 600 hogs,
against 81 ,000 il the year 1871.
, 1873-03-05
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TUESDAY EvENISG, March 4.
Taking into consideration the unfavorab1e
weather prevalent during the greater part OF
the week under royiew, the aggregate distribu-
ton Of goods has been much larger than could
reasonably be expected. Not only has there
been liberal attendance Of buyers in person,
any previous week Of the presoat season, aud
also larger than for the corresponding week last
year. This would seem to fully justify our job
bers in the opinion, for some time past enter
tanned by them, that the To1u1ae Of
business for the season Of 1873 will
greatly exceed that Of any former year. In an
ticipation OF the largo demands that arc to be
made upon them. our merchants arc putting
, 1873-03-05
FIRES.


Destruction OF Property in Various
Places.
NEW YORK, March "A fire broke out this
syeniuS in the chemical manufactory Of Jacob
Elias, at the foot Of Dupont street, Williams
burg. The building Was Of wood, and that and
severl frame dwellings, adjoining were destroy
I'd: Total Loss about $50, 900.
DEVHo1T, Mich, March 4.-The Ne8avgo
companya building, at Newaygo, occupied By
El3ks d shoemaker, Was burned, with all its
Contents, yesterday. Loss on building nnd
merchandise abont $4,000, of which $4,000
is insured.
F1. WAYNE, Ind, March About half-past
10 this morning fire broke ont in the French
town free school-house. Tho building WIS a
tine Of the breaking ont Of the FIRE was filled
with scholars. The excitement amongst them
was intense. and it is great wonder they CO.
ea2ed only ono being injured. though not dan
Eerously 50, by jumping from the second-story
riniow. Tho fire had gained great headway be-
fore it Was noticed Attention Was attracted by
tbe SPARKS falling On the child1en's heads, tho
~hole ceiling being in blaze. The b::ilding
vas entirely destroyed. Loss, $4,000; insured
in tie liverpool, London, aud Globe for $500.
TIE origin Of the fire mas defective hue.
CINCINNATI, O., March A special to the
Gazette from Lagrange. Ind, reports the burn
ios of Korr's flour mill at That place to-day.
Loas, E12. 600 insurance, $4,000.
c1:c1sSAT1, O., March "A special to the
Gazette from Canton, Ohio, reports that the
residence OF n. J. Trade, owned BY F. Calty Of
Iha! place. Was burned to-day, Loss, 81 900.
II, special from Lqcaa reports the burning, OF
place, this morning. Loss, s33, ,00o- The family
hsrey ezcaped with their Ires, and had to so
barefoot N their night-clotLes quite distance
ts q ne1Guoors, nearly freezing.
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two exceptions. C. E. Wales, Liberal. beat II.
u. A1oulton, one OF the most popular Radicals
VIC have also carried all the Councilmen, the
Recorder, the Assessor, and the Weighmaster>
Iowa C1rT, 1owa, March AT the city cleo
tion, yesterday tho Citizens ticket carried every
ward, electing three out OF four mombe1s OF the
Council, md beating the zogu1ar Republican
ticket badly.
CLINTON. Iowa, March 4.-One Of the hottest
contested city elections that hhs ever taken
place in this city closed last night. The Hopub-
G. q, Toll, Mayor BY D large majority.
, 1873-03-05

BUFFALO, March 4.-CATrLE-Receipts, to-day,
1lo; total for the week, 1,5A1. Market dull and slow
sellers demanding NC advance The quality Of tho
stock is far, but not quito good as last weck run
About 800 ere disposed Of. Sales: 30 Illinois steers,
1,aS hs, $56ah@625 3s Indiana steers, Liza
@1167 i+ s5.25; 80 Missouri steers 31e ns, $5s7H:
lbs. 19 Ohio cows and heifers, 1000 b. Sf25
10 Michigan o1cu, 1856 lbs, $780,
SuEEP AID LaatDs-Roceipts to-<lzy 600, making the
celpts Eight; III last weeks shipped East
Hoos-Rec.pts today 100 total for the week, a,0o0
Market dull only ka ln7s In the vsrds foz sale at
, 1873-03-05
CONSTABLE,S SALE.

By virtue Of attachment order Of SALE VIII, .. ~
Wednesday morning, March S, At 10 o'clock tns. se
suction, ut No. SO South Statest-, the folo*ias ~
scrbed property, tn wit: Two Rlack Walnut Coon1e1
one laree Black WALNUT leo Box Marble Top
IsE9e Cooking Range sop.te args st1St, ,ir tc B
eaae-so1ted Chair, lot Of Crpckery Gl:sswaFc
Castors, kurcs, Forks, Spoons and lot Of s.s
pokitl7a- GEoKEE a; aaE .;1rn~r -aat,,
, 1873-03-05

NEW YORK
| Nxw Yopx. March 4.-Corrox-1n good export
den.nd n.ddling upland 2oAs and nrcc. m.
changed receipts, 5000 brls. Rye -four quiet Corn
e. hsavy Mests5 h G..px H. %asa. .des aa,ss
vsr5 cho,co DO in store, inferior red Weste1n
shade better RECEIPTS 1892 Co., oq & ola MesfsEa
b.; Sa ne~ ss@1n| m||zea e5tS %sstsfn, 4s@so:
Ed Easos~DIl s At 2e@aoc.
| HA1-steaay.
| 0aocEn1Es-Coaee quiet and unchanged Sugar
moderately acive refining, s'.@s:le Molss'ea quiet
':p9 PSrEorEsuMocrude, ess1Is n sxc; refined, 1eAo.
Lei 1dx dun md @sfs anshsnxsa
saa Il fof ssa
@sAs kettle, @ a':@s'<c; March and April del1Te1y'
| BuTrEa ASD CaErnE-Q Quiet and unchanged.
"11ah1-ouist It saHwAukEE e.;
| MILWAUKEE, March 4.-BREADsTurRs- quiet,
%ns,: ss Sc sssSy ;ss Ne 6ats s;ssiy 70
: 2e4c. Bye lower - No. !, SIC. Barley dull snd<
'naae Rserrsfioa1 o ooo brls wheat, $1,000 bu
su1rnEsrs- : 2{2r o99 hrls i wheat none.
,,..., nofn luRnr Hno:r nr.nsrnrr.au-r1onr .teaar
sud in fair demand. Wheat dull sales Of car Mils
vaukee club at SLIGO. Corn dull; sa1es CATS at 5lo
on racx 100 in store at &c. Oats nominal at 42s
Rse poniua ut 85c. Barley very scarce sales, 3ooo
bu Wtstesn at 8ac ,.,o,
n.rrrwoRE March 4--BREAp5TrTs-F7our dull
A1tr1 - 97tV6s25. Wheat unchanged Corn, mixed
"f5te5n ~ ISL mess PerE :152ssi5s?s
Bscou .ctiv.; shoulders, exc; lib ssdes, sAe eear
se, e7f:; e.. .01Ea5< 1f;1<c: so'so ''A ' N '
84Si ~alss41sa assse s,,sd sdy.
UNCHANGED. WhA It very dull, but firm No: held
s1.7a; -. : $, s.; Corn 'tsady; 4S@+se' oas'
'fsaz Ne; s:a:s 'e:. 1s trade ls
UNCHANGED. Vines: anies No. whtts s,as Wso.sh sss:
e: x5its nehSs4 ssisq Ia 81 9esi1sx esi 4*d
sla's g. DO. os sies sssas higher hgs 4S,
a.: r.: us ;saas5s Sss H. sSs 's'"
ReassER 5000 bu corn
&c GsSi @ 500 b VIA a1ooo bu; corn.
u ,ooo bu; oats. 900 bu-
ST. Lou1s, March 4-BEEAnaru9n 1ro, nneh.nved'' a
treble extra fraction lower; otheta sa1s 1890
Wnsa aset ans f sns1an8sd cam sa@p5ss
closed hrmer and active; No. on east t1.A t71esf
ss4.se Ct: ss'sf Ss ss q asas ssss
CSC in sacks.
WHs8-6teady at a8c.
PRov1s1oss-Pork firm at $14.00. Bulk meats etrdnA
aud higher Shoulders 4a<c; ciear rib, clear &c
up country April. Bacon firm and shade bette1
shoulders, 6Ac; clear xib, 8@8kc; clear, 8h@8Ae
Lard nominal At TIC.
Hoas-S4 S4.40@4.9O. Receipts, go.
CArrLE-Dul and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CuxoEsSA11, March 4.-BRK KADsrUTFs-Flour steady3
$7.5o9s.75. Wle.t frm; s1.6s@1.1o Corn queti
3o940c. Rye, so992c- oats steady; ao@3se-
Pnoy1s1o1s-Strong and excited. Pork, $&.o0@
1850 country and City packed ralcs 70. delivery 1ss
May, $500. Lard steady; offerings light; stsanr
SIC: clear lib, 74c; clear, 7Hc- Bacon STEADY
shoulders, e1c; clear rib. &c; clear, SIC:
b35: receipts, 1,150.
WHIsKY-Actirb. SEC.
, 1873-03-05

LITTLE ROCK, March 4.-Returns from Mon
seems to be no doubt Of the ratification Of the
constitutional amendment doing away with dis
f1anchisement. The majority for the amend
ment in this city was SIS. with only 86 against.
The vote at Batesyille stood: For, 1871 against,
2. At Duval1s Bluff For 80; against, 80.
, 1873-03-05

tarv Of State into four departments.
and to employ additional assistants. was passed
charitable. or religious associations to hold real
estate passed; also, the bill to authorize County
Commissioners 70 purchase roal estate for fair
grounds, not exceeding an expense OF $1,000
also, the bill to provide that Road Supervisors
shall be elected by the road districts, Instead Of
tina fnWnshipp,
, 1873-03-05
MASSACHUSETTS,.

DosroS, Mass, March Ain the Mnssa-
chuse:ts House, to-day, from tho Committee on
Female Suffrage, resolution signed by seven
members was reported, to amend thaCoustitution
so as to secure the right OF suffrage and the
right to hold Office to women. Three OF the
Committee presented minority report. Doth
reports were ordo,ed printed.
, 1873-03-05


NEW YoBK, March 4--Arrived, the Minnesota,
from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, March 4.-The steamship Celtic,
from New York, has arrived.
Mov11LE, March 4.-Ihe steamship Irinacris,
from New York, has arrived.
BnEsr, March 4.-The steamer st. Laurent,
from New York, has arrived.
, 1873-03-05
ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 4,-Two OF the Su-
preme Court Justices haye decided that ths lato
Courthouse Legislature was legal body
Justice Stafford delivered q dissenting opinion,
that the legal Legislature was the one organized
under Attorney General Williams plan.
, 1873-03-05
New Orleans Market.

New on1xAss, March h4.-BKzAosr quiet:
mixed, 87Hc; white, 90c.
Hr-Firmer; riine, tas oo@sooo choice, $500.
PRov1.1oNs-Pork hsmer It $15.sO-
G1ocER1xs-sugnr hrmer: inferior, 6Kc: fair,
TIC; good to fully fair, 8st99c; prime, 91Sc Mo-
hsse4-Prime fermendng, Csc.
WHrsKr-DuIf ut 90@g5c.
Others UNCHANGED.
, 1873-03-05
KANSAS.

Thxt F0istoric $4,000 Affair Gets into
the Courts--Kiflcd by Falling from
n ScxlRfOId.
TOPEKA, March Al. c. Page brought suit in
the District Court here to-day against Gov, Os-
born, Lieut.-Gov. Stover, State Treasurer Hayes.
and Col York for the recovery Of the 81, 600
procured by York from Senator Po1neroy. The
Sheriff found the money in the State Treasurer's
safe and took charge Of it. Defendants sub
sequently gave bonds for the money, under the
statute. and tho historic packages we're restored
to their possession.
LAWRENCE. Kan, March. A scaffold On
the new National Bank building gave way this
morning, carrying down with it two pointers
named Clay and Shepe1d. Distance, 60 feet.
Clay was instantly killed. and sheperd died soon
after
, 1873-03-05

wAr1Hrow,s, Mass., March BEEF CAr1IE-Re-
eepts ~ supply light Rt5ees q saes St eeoise 29
9o.25: second quality, sG.eo976o; third quality,
$5.00@5.50.
SHEEP AND LAups-Recelpts 3,433. Market in
active; prices fully low fortnight sgo sales Of
small lots at $3.oo@4.75 esch extra, 55.s0@7oo.
, 1873-03-05

ST. LOUIS, March At will be recollectcd
that something over year ago there was great
excitement fss1 IN casa County Mo-, over tbs al
.eseG . IIuon,ent issue OF $685. 900 in bonds by
March = mob Of citizens Of Case COUNTY %
stopped q railroad train at Gum City and tS1ind
Jud % Stevenson Of tho County Court; County
Attorney Kline and . gentleman named Dutro,
IN this issue Of bonds. 4 largs amount Of these
bonds we're brought here and placed With the
, 1873-03-05
The Adams County Election.

SpetIdl Utspdtch 70 TIE CN1c176 1Ta6HH<,
QUINCY, Ill, March 4.-The election for stato
Representative to fill the place Of the late Mr.
Bushnell. took place to-day, and passed of very
quietly. Gen. Tillson, Republican, carries the
city = and is ahead in the county as far Is heard
frnn1.
, 1873-03-05

Dixon, Ill, March 4.-The Hon. Joseph Crnw-
ford, one Of Lee County Oldest and most respect
ed citizens, wasyesterday, after very sharp, but
not political contest, elected Mayor.
, 1873-03-05

No1w1cn, March 4.-James A. Bell WAS nomi-
mated By the Democrats for Congressman from
the Third District to-day.
, 1873-03-05

O-nKosH. March 4.--Ihc night passenger train
from the track By broken rail ct Van Dyne {, -
tion, while running fifteen miles an hour, ut fix
ing bridge elk fcot high. The cntiro traiu MAS
, 1873-03-05
T0wn, Elections.

Special Di.poteh to The Chicago Tribune.
MoSI1cELLo, March 3.-For the dzst tune in
its organized history. this city yesterday elected
the eatiro Liberal and Democratic t!rkat NTH
, 1873-03-05

LISBON, March 4.-The South American steam
sr brings news that the rayages OF yellow fever
1cath rate MAS from 81 to 10 per day, and the ep-
idemic had spread to Bahia and Perna1nbuco. a
nCmbcr OF English residents returned in tho
steamer, ard others we're preparing to leave the
collut,y
, 1873-03-05
DEATHS

DALEY Michael Han51 P.lsya a = ~ S.,e ef
Funsrai edncsday. March from thei= resdance. a6
Hupith street, BY carriages to Calvary
rROyrN.sfarch L. Francis j, Cruniu, son Of john
ufonn and grandson Of Frank Corcora Aged u 1nontha
E1crds ARA invited without further notice, to attend
tho funeral At u o'clock, March 5. from NO ~ SOUTH
Canal street. -
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$780, Sales: 1,4oo Illinois snd Ohio hogs, . to oc9
lbs, at $5.25@5.50-
Newt York DRY Goods Market.

New York, March 4.-Bustness fairly nctiys
with tho commission houses but the jobbn9 trade Wac
checked by tho severely cold weather. The cotton
goods market Is buoyant for Ill descriptions OF brown.
bleached and colored cottons, and prices rule strong
and regular. Wooens rather quiet, e1ceF. for
fancy cassiueres and worsted coatings. The agents
for tho shawl manufacturers made their opening Of
spring styles today, and received fair amount Of
orders. Polka spot prints in demand, and medium
colors well sold up in first hands. Foreign gooda
are rather better.