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, 1861-03-22

o. T8E APRIL ELECTION.
Our correspondent "K-" makes the fol
lowing point which ne conceive 10 lie Il
- perfectly correct one, on the 9od SECTION oi
tic City Charter, which the Democrat al
1eges was voted down On Tuesday last, 10.
Wit: That the said section, l,y declaring
that "this act shall take effect from and
cfser its 1'ax*age," gave immediate legal
force TO every portion Of tie charter ex-
cept those sections which were submitted
to Tie people. This is manifest]y tic losi-
cal view Of the question.
But there is another view of the case,
equally clear md convincing. The 9Th
section Of the act says: ''Bc it further Gu
"acted that The following amendments to
"the Charter # Tic city ef Chicago shall be
Submitted to The legal voters Of said city,"
cic. Now the 9ed section is not all "amend-
"ment 10 tile Charter Of the city ofCAica-
"go,' and therefore was not voted upon at
all. Tic &c; did moi say that the following
sectsons should he submitted, hut the follow
ing amendments When il is shown that
the 9ad section was an amendment to the
Charter Of the city Of Chicago, it will be
time enough to discuss The legal effect Of
It's being voted down.
Again, tho Constitution Of the State does
mt authorize popular vote on tllat clause
Of an act prescribing the time when such
act shal1 be in force 1t fixes the term Of
, 1861-03-22
Parson Krownloxv and tho Governor.
Mlltp Of TenneAkee.

~,
A,arson HFoWnioM ana thc governors
""'P oa Aen"essee'
faFson bfownlow announces himself can
didatc for the Governorship Of Tennessee
looking to the "uuboueht and unterri1cd
nron,e ~ thc state y for s1ac.,or os.,. T..
peop'e ~ .,,INs 49, 80 ~ A* ~
etanos W Tue mon, Tue consttnt1oh, and The
Enforcement Of tho Laws regarding the States
that have gone out of the Union az guilty q
~ 49, a..r,a e.s .as.rs,a. .s, - ~ ,,...,
,e' "' - '."'
pledges himself 10 fc1nse 10 convene the Legis-
lature. or take auy step that wou]d adyanc,, t1c
, 1861-03-22

The National InscnigtncfEfyt4 out with a
six-coluEnn article Id favor Of a dissolution
Of the Union, through the medium Of a
national convention, or by formal rccog-
milton Of the independence Of the seeding
States by the Federal Government The
former process is legal; the latter involves
perjury and treason on the part Of the
President and his Cabinet. And either
plan will lead to war for the possession Of
the Territories, the right Of navigation Of
the Mississippi the rendition Of fugitive
Slaves, and the suppression Of lynch law,
within six months after it shall have been
contaminated,
, 1861-03-22

The election Of JouN SHERMAN 10 the
United States Senate, by tl:e Legislature ol
Chin, is proper and mc1ited response ia
tue popular feeling throughout The North
which designated him for the post OF
Speaker Of the last House Of Representa-
tives, and adhered TO him with such re-
1narkable devotion during that long and
tedious contest Whether rs statesman,
parliamcntarian or patriot, Mr.. Sherman
will rank with the foremost on the iloor Of
the Senate.
, 1861-03-22
The Kentucky Legfslarure-Great In.
crease Of Union Feeling.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati GAzette,1

FRANKFORT, March %.
The Legislature reassembled today. A
Convention, called by six Louisville indiyid-
uals, also convened. At the last about fifty
delegates were present. They re-passed the
Louisville resolutions
Tue Convention is regarded here as mise
rable failure.
The Union sentiment has vastly increased
in Kentucky since the adjournment of the
General Assembly.
The Legislature will not call State Com
yention.
An Immense crowd Of citizens and strangers
gathered at the depot this evening to welcome
MIR. Crittenden. One hundred aud fifty rounds
were tired By Capt. Coins artillery. A pro-
cession, headed Ly band Of music, escorted
the venerable patriot to his house, where ap-
proprlate speeches were made.
Mr. Crittenden is idolized by the Union men
here
, 1861-03-22

II AcNa1|y d Co. have just received the
Crossed Path," new noyel by NilkIe Col
Inns " Message from Tie Scar by Dickens !;
fresh supply Q" Washington's Farewell Ad-
osess"; new work ty the title Of i" Coercion,
Secession and Civil War''-au Of which may
pe lad at 81 Dearborn street.
, 1861-03-22
THO Ohio seuatorsfip--Jol1u Sherman,
Elected.
tha F{nrfnu fnu,1,orr,n1

We have the satisfaction OF congratulatine
the people Of Ohio that they hare triulnl,hed
ut Columbus. The 1nan at their choice was
nominated last night after protracted and
doubtful struggle After al the ,icissitudcs
Of this contest, and after 1le experience we
have all had Of untoward results from the
conflict Of factions ina caucus of this kind, it
is especially agreeable to arrive at a result 20
auspicious.
MIR. Sherman hns had come very ablo and
very worthy competitors in this contest, and
has had to contend with formidable array Of
Influences, local and personal, and with argu-
ments geographical. and with calculations
looking to future elections. Ills great and
unmistakable popular strength pulled him
through. His distinguished services and ill.,
aucnce IN the lfonsc guarantee high POSI-
ton for him In the Senate He will be elected
aud take his seat Immediately. The friends Of
the Administration hare SO large a majority
i'll bis district that they can elect his success
sor without difficulty.
Mr. Sherman WAS nominated On the 18th
ballot, which Was Us follows:
Sherman SchcncE .........lD
Denulsou, ,.-....-.....13
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Cbitagp Griibt1tte.
GOV. HOUSTON AND THE TRAIT
nEk&

~VF~ 14VDB1WN ANW THE XRATT~
.,0HSs
. The volunteer Convention of Texas lavc
nddod TO their other high-handed and revo~
lutionary acts an ordinance declaring the
Governors office vacant. II is not likely
TINT old Ian Jacinto will pay any more
heed to the edict than he would to tie
resolutions Of town meeting inspired
with tang!e-]eg whisky.
, 1861-03-22
Washington Items.

Warrington Items.
! Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial
WAsu1HGTox, March aO
; Reckless sansattonista, whose motto Is qua
tty, and not quality, are keeping the count,
IN constant excitement By spawning canart
forts, In the most interruptions manner, an
teiegTaphing them over the ]and.
THE ATTITUDE or THINGS UNCHANGED.
Suffice 1t to say, that up to this evening Z
order to evacuate Fort Sumter has been J.
sued that Fort Pickens las not been, and
not likely to be attacked, at an early date tia
no men-of.war have, as yet, been dispatched t
attempt collection Of the revenue; that n
call Tor an extra session has rs yet been made
near, 1t has not yet come
RUNoRED SLIGHT or COL. FREMONT.
was generally supposed that the Frenc|
TO Ffemont's absolute declinatlon Of any Ex
ecutiye faTors. 1t is, however, now under
stood that hc desired the appointr cut NJ,
had friends here at work for him. Great sur
prise is manifested at this inexpljcablc sligh
Ct the first Republican standard bearer. Th,
report that Fremont was overlooked becaus,
OF hts lukewnrm support OF Lincoln, is un
iounded- Il 1t were true 1t should not have
prevented his appointment.
MR. HAssAUuEg's PROSPECTS,
Hassaurek's chances do not appear SO good
~ yesterday. He put in formal application
| tor Chill, upon the advice Of Secretary ChIre,
| but the President Las nothing further f. i, :
.-rot;c ~ ~ ssS ass,ta =, 0opo VIII DC ~
e-~s' A'e "4e"'
ILLNESS or TIE zouAvE COLONEL
Colonel Ellsworth is lying dangerously i'll
NJ N1llards Hotel
THE sEcRss1oN1sr AMBASSADORS.
The Southern Commissioners are growing
impatient, hut viii vail another week Tor Oii
Aoes pleasure They might as we'll 60 home
now
Emerson Etheridge, Of Tennessee, WIS scra-
| Mated at late hour this morning, He made
strong Union speech, denouncing secession
m,n.t;n, ~ est, ,.etas, oat expressed MS dcfcr-
u .rA ~ et.1e i3om ponuca4 lle.
lspeeaal dispatch to the Cincinnati Gaxette.1
MEXICAN AFFAIRS,
Official dispatches, received with dates from
Mexico to the Sd inst, and from Vcra {,ruz 10
the 6th. say that Nr. In Fucntc late Minister
for Foreign Affairs. has been annointe,l Minis.
ter to France, aud Mr, Farms Minister to Rel.
gadm. The government was on tbe hest term.
With Minister Weller, and with the Fnrl;sl,-
Prussian and Venezuelan Ministers
The French Ministcr was I'd IN reco,r-
nlzc, very soon, the Mexican Goycrumcnt. a1i
o. daincglties with France having been settled.
tne government vas bnst!y engaged providing
Ior tne security Of the public roads and secur-
ing other objects Of public welfare,
SOUTHERN pEspo71sN.
The L.te27;oeace,- today denonnccs 4,,nac+;o,
of the Southern Congress- in refusing 10 snh.
NIT their new Consfiiufio, In 1t,o -ao,1a ~;
rectly through n Conyention called E3r That
, 1861-03-22
Mem advertisements.

{. T. ScRlPRN, Adrt7tIsiro 49ert, es Decr-
corn it, II 0utaor.xd to Tsctiu Advertisements fo-
ta1s aud az tia Ltading Rapsrs Of sax NcrtAwts:
, 1861-03-22

M A r RRIED.
In tais city the 10Th Inst. at the residence by tle
Eev, tn kenncy, NJ. JOHN q. HUNTEN md ,tiss
HESRlErTA BuNNE. both OF Chicago.
, 1861-03-22

CASHMERE GoATs.-Mr. Kendrick, Of this
city, has fifteen grade Cashmere Goats, which
he purchased in Tennessee last fall, from
which he 10 breeding, on farm near this city.
He proposes to test their profit in this cll-
mate.
, 1861-03-22

70 Cook d Nelain, os Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning md dyeins GENT .
garments less than any other house III the city,
, 1861-03-22

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ thRt the Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
TUG Chicago CITY Railway Company viii be held as tho
otdc0 OF said Company. IN tho Ctr Of Chicago, on
M0MoAT Apsi 1.t 5s IT. !, + T. oeoeE tao
Ing year. GEO, IF. FILLER 9errrtsrv
Chicago, March 2sh. igsi. nRal ss1a In
, 1861-03-22

NJ MUSiC.-A young lady wishes to
~ obta!n board tn family wherc her Instructions
u music VII he received - compensation Wil{i {iufn
dress, MISC TEACHER Box .01 ChieasoF. o.
, 1861-03-22

ITO REN'T-A suit of four f4\
- very desirable Rooms furnished or unfn,nsha{
with or without board, On Michigan avenue EeSer.
ences required. Address Post 0f6ce Drawer 59iM
, 1861-03-22

~ Sec advertisement Of 'I{arl Rabber Riggs
IEass'-has cured cases Of twenty years standing
in this City. m.1s-1m
, 1861-03-22

SPECIAL BT THE BEE LINE rELEanAPH.
, 1861-03-22

sc1EsT1P1c.-A correspondent Of an agri-
cultural paper says that Rose Bugs lato III tie
season 1cse their yellow wing cases and turn
to horse flies. That Is so, and early in Octo-
Der they turn to quails. We have often eeen
them shot, retaining the luscious flavor OF
their earlier diet Of rose leaves,
, 1861-03-22
I d.

D E. d.
After lingering illness the residence at her son
Capt L. blngham of tti* city, Alrs. AAlsT F. vile
s. 15eIemia9 hlasham @ formerly Of ramyIa and
lIer remains arc TO- be takea East for intcrNlent
- Palmyra, Rochester and Detroit papers rlease
copy.
Ia thls city. on the 2ist Inst. Mrs. ANN SEXTON,
Funeral Services will be held Mt her late residence
T. street. on Saturday next. O'Clock r. n
, 1861-03-22

gY AL should not fall to read the advertisement
| ~ ttot' "ooH III ao-oayS paper. uh-1y
~ For ANT operation upon your teeth, or for
PERFECT artificial work Of any desisable STYLE call
on Dr. Mbaugh, No. Is West Randolph ct.
fAA.4m
, 1861-03-22

WHEELER i WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES with
GLASS Foor aud other important IMPROVEMENTS
| at reduced rrcea. Geo. Il. Cllittc1.tcn, General
Agent Tor Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa and Northern
/ Indiana Oalce 1G7 and 100 Lake street,
mh1+f0t
, 1861-03-22

PoL1cE.-Yesteraay two women, named
Mary Rider and Sarah Wilson, were detected
IN the act Of stealing CATERS from the shoe
store Of 8. 8. Butfmn, No. So South Clark
street, and were arrested by the police. They
have been held for trial a man named God
frey Burdo was held to bail BY Justice Davis
yesterdy In the sum Of $500 for stealing q
bed-tick from the store Of Simon Livingston,
No. 253 South Clark street,
, 1861-03-22

g- G. Mirasole's Juvenile class meets on
Saturday morning, March Cid, ut 10 O'Clock,
instead Of Saturday afternoon. All scholars
OF the juvenile class arc requested to be pres
ent at thc Dancing Academy, in order to re-
hearse for the evening exhibition. Parents
and friends are invited to attend the evening
party. G. MfrAsoLE.
, 1861-03-22

FOR SALE-A pair of Bay Horses,
l. stx years old, sixteen bands hErh ant rood ia
apE TTs EGE further Garticniars cali It RURLISC i
sml ia,,; Ne W stable 1S7 Washington street cr
&Us9 oNAtl - els strcGLS mhtfraf
, 1861-03-22
1Le AmAndnents to the CktY Charter
aud Election or Tuesday Lnst%

LA4loIs NWfaEO tF1oIue-
1t is ton late to inform the public, and c.
pecialIy TINT part of It who are accustomed 10
meet upon private invitation in select council
with Our yeracIous Mayor, and do his bidding,
that the principal things which hare been pub
llshed in lis paper upon the proposed amend
1ncnts, and the manner in which they were
got up, have no more truth in them tlan the
usual SANDERS Of that individual But It is
not too late to expose the hollow prctence
upon waicl. lie and Lis clique arc cndcayoring
TO create public opinion which may allow
him and his pocket full Of Aldermen 10 hold
over another year. The s2d section OF the act
Of the Legislature in relation to the city CHAR
ter wR neither voted down, nor tvt<x1 upon, on
Tuesday last 1t took cfcet at it's passage,
and declared that this act 1.oH fakr :Crt. from
and arttr its 1,axx"w," and is the law OF the
land.
The law vas moi sub1nitte ed to 4 vote: "Mr
}o1'osrtng amendments to The Char. r" &C., were
submitted to rotc, and the law provided That
"a If majority nf said ',allota shall lc for The
amendments, then eaid amendments shall
hereafter constltu ute part OF tlc Charter Of
said city, and be in fnll force and virtue" Tie
Law took effect at once, and II will require an
abter lawyer than any tllat are the tools Of
" His 11igsL nest" &o convince any Court, or the
public, Of the Contrary lie undoubtedly las
acquired great confidence from his success In
dattesing and luu,bugsing those he calls
ii business men, but tho public know him and
his tricks too well not to detect the animal,
though covered with meal, X.
, 1861-03-22


WAsu1sGToH, yesterday r. n.
It has now positively transpired that the
order for the evacuation Of Fort Sumter II
written at all, was written on blue foolscap
sheet.
Adead-head pass home was sent to every
one in the Fort, If anything, but this is all cd -
tSaaieted BY messenger from the War=o
39af ", whot positively says he knows
ae&R% about - rn1'w1lat he knows Tas
*fs4z4.Esl *s44 st'nder sea1 qf TIC strict.
, 1861-03-22

Acoustics and General Appointments.
It will seat 800 more persons than anv otbcr 13ou T.,
BAUER, Architecta "@AAAs ~
TIE main aud1eaeo Room IL On the nrst floor. the
being on CLARK street, the greatest
14rH IN the city opposite Court House square rel the
Ample insress aud egress-a0 ftet or doorwav tn
Clark street and Court FiAce "9' ~
The Hall contains the HeaiJ National f,are+r v.l,.,
a. S&9oo; and purchased Of Geo. r. 4, HealY, now
commissioned by Congress to paint aertes Of fFesi.
contains tae Identical great picture which the so
medal VAS awarded at the Worlds Fair In Pars slsp
fesaeats p Lincoln inci1tye = as we'll Of many
There = spseiou: Lever Iii fSf Fstrs Festivals
D2ies and the Ne tts provided With dressing rooms
= kttchaa cooking stove, numerous tAblea. &c kC
Both Halls, Or either, can be rcntesi III Conerffs
1ect3Ees Exhibitions. Halls and the Ike on annsics
tlon to THO9 bAKROUK HRTA9 s
n0tsHlfy Of6co in the HniIGfnx
, 1861-03-22

EiErs-The fine, fit horses Of tue Fire De-
f'arsment were forced furious1y and far out Of
Town yesterday towards nishtfal1, 1,y all alarm
ot fire, found to have ''ecu furnished bv fire
Which destroyed snail harm far beyond tie
weste limits Of the city. An almost nre.
cisc'y similar errand saye them an excursion
due north about two hours after
, 1861-03-22

Nj a ASONIC.-A Regular q 8
~ Conyocatio1 Of Washington Chapter 4, X
NJ. y Eosa1 Arch 3fasons, Will be held thls teV
{Ffidayl e7entng. at X o'clock.
, 1861-03-22

HORSE FA1R.-A grand Horse Fair Is to be
held IN tl'is city Oh the grounds Of tie old
United States Fair next Fail, durins the hold
ing OF the Illinois State Fair in this city, to
commence September itlt.
, 1861-03-22

CHICAGO AGAINST BosroS.-3lr, Curtfss o
this city, we learn from The Boston ,S4tuyda,
Etening Gazttte, offers to match a Cbic,ot
gymnast fprobably Vim. Tho1upson) against
the celebrated Dr.. Windship, Of Boston, tlt
trial to take place at New York on such la,
as may be agreed upon. The match to be fo,
$1,00o, half forfeit. This will test tia matte,
now much debated in gymnastic circles
whether Mr. Thompson can outlift The hereto
fore unapproachable Doctor, and It ia 10 he
hoped the latter gentleman may throw aside
all conscientious scFuples he may have aeainst
such tests, aud accept the challenge.
CHARITABLE ooSATloSs.-Thc physicians ol
the Chicago Charity Dispensasy desire TO ac.
knowledge the following handsome donations
to their stock Of medicines fur tho poor; From
j. T. Reed g. Co., fine assortment Of general
medicines; from r. +. Ball & Co., large u.s.
sortment Of essential tinctures and auantitv
Of vials and corks !; from Ga1e Brothers, an ey-
cel1ent supply of Keith's active principles of
Ilants, with supply Of walls. These ecuer-
Gus deserve the commendation Of al who re-
gard the welfare the sick poor.
SAD ACCIDENTAL little girl named sherl-
dan, aged about seven years, was horribly
burned the other day, on Foster street, by her
clothes taling fire In the absence Of her moth
er, who goes ont washing for a support, It
appears that the little one was engaged In put
ting kettle Of water on the fire, when her
skirt caught the blaze. Dr.. Fitch was called
In and a affnrf7p1 eueh ta1;af r., hn .z..,s ,.,,
, 1861-03-22

BOARDING. suits, as
- well a single rooms. may be had at 100 wabasl,
, 1861-03-22

(6sFxrrpxs.-Thr Ii argrss .tcek, rrer Uttered
II, chieas: -t rersfvtd, az, t., s=se em. q. tho
Old Stand at = Clark St. H. Why Anr,,
mba0 ct
, 1861-03-22

Brs1SEss.-A complete abstract Of the New
Tariff Bill, in neat pamphlet form; Boston
Commercial Bulletin, containing complete
isl of failures, assignments, DC; Vanity Fair
tor this week; Comic Monthly and Budget of
Fun FOR april, &c. All fresh received. liz
John Il. Walsh, Oil Madison street aud Gus
, 1861-03-22

[SoTE.-Wc are not entirely surely sure that the
final paragraph was intended for publication but
inasmuch as doubt exists, we givc Ourselves and
our correspondent the benefit Of It. 1t shows his
and our spirit and enterprise, at all events Oar
extra California edition will contain the dispatch
III fnll.--EDs.1
, 1861-03-22

~ sasasc'a Ursina, the only pure Bears
Gtu4se, Al s:e.aEt Fost.2 fur tic Lair. yh. rem
uias at sasgent's Pharmacy, Randolph and, State
street.
, 1861-03-22

w ANTED-A Colorea Servant
~ Gtrlonc WIN IL . good Coos w..ho- 49,
lroper Hest OF references required. ApntT At .sSS
Naoasn avenue, between and Pm nltiss eSs15t
, 1861-03-22

DEATH FROM ArorLExl.-AIrs, Anna Sex.
Ion was found dead in her bed yesterday morn,
ing, at her residence, 6e North Lasalle street.
on the day previous she was apparently in
good health. Upon the statement Of DR.. Sims,
the Coroncr's jury felt satisfied that her death
was caused by aro:lcSy, accelerated 1,y in
temperate habits, and gave verdict accord.
insly.
, 1861-03-22

4 GEN rs WANTED.-Actire
4. men eau make fom 50 to Is per week during
the next tTQ months IN tue country ii selling al is
ior Planting Corn. For Particulars GU 1t the
dress. Inclostns red stamp, q. 5. UDELL 4 co. Gil
C04o 4A. Mh1tX1t
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-02-09
Legislative Summary.
WEDNESDAY, February 6, Isl

WEDNESDAY, February D, 1901.
SENATE.-Memorials were presented ask
ing for legislation for the protection of sheep
from dogs and against the repeal Of the new
county act, which were referred. Also, a
proposition to do the public printing at q
reduction of 25 per cent. on present prices.
Committees reported in favor of laying
on the table a petition from citizens of
Brown county, asking legislation authoriz-
ing suspension in the collection of debts for
one year; giving back for the Senates ac-
ton the House loan bill recommending
the passage of the bill authorizing county
auditors to purchase dockets for justices of
the peace; and recommending the bill for
the repeal of a portion of the road law, all
of which were concurred in.
Two reports were presented from the
select committee to which had been refer
red bill for the repeal of the acts authoriz-
ing the formation of new counties, which
elected discussion that lasted over two
hours during which the injurious operations
of the law in various localities of the State
were detailed. The general drift of the
speeches was in favor of the unconditional
repeal of the acts of 1857 and 1859 author
izing the formation of new counties. Some
Senators desired to insert a saving clause so
as to preserve the rights acquired under the
operation of those laws. Without disposing
of the matter the Senate adjourned
HoUsE.-Petitions asking the removal of
the Calumet Dam in Illinois asking the re-
peal of all laws authorizing the formation
new counties; asking the repeal of the
Courts of Common Pleas, and establishing
the surrogate system.
Reports from committees Against the
expediency of repeating the valuation law
70 fbo ;cIi icfi
Of justices to 5000. This bill gave rise to
a protracted debate, but at its conclusion the
House re committed the BILL and numerous
amendments, to the committee on Rights
and Privileges of the people of the State.
Bill introduced To provide for the re-
location of county seats to authorize for
nation of companies for home insurance
to authorize the killing of dogs when stray
ing beyond the premises of the owner, and
to pay for two-thirds of the value of sheep
killed by dogs; to require the number of
dogs to be listed and tax them so cents for
the first one, $l.00 for the second, and
so on to regulate the remission of
fines and forfeitures to amend Sec
tions 3, 3, and 4 of the act incorpOr
ating cities; relative to estrays and articles
adrift; to change the law 50 as to make
costs recovered on appeal from the justice,
in proportion to the amount the judgment
is reduced; to give salaries to district at
torneys to create 18th judicial circuit;
to provide for the jurisdiction of the Circuit
and Common Pleas Courts in cases of for
feited recognizances; to provide for the
salaries of Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas.
Mr.. Heffren introduced joint resolution
declaring the Office of state printer vacant,
and that Rev. 7. A. Goodwin be appointed
to do the printing of the state at 25 per
cent. below the existing rates. Before ac-
ton was had thereon the House adjourned.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-02-09
New York Market,

NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Flour common and
medium grades have again declined sc with
only moderate business doing for export
and home consumption. The decline in ster-
ling exchange and the advance in freights
materially checks the export demand. Sales
$500 bbls at 5 lO65 Is for super state,
which is scarce and nominal 20M}5 25
for extra state; 2O@}5 40 for extra western;
and 5 50@5 60 for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio. Rye -four 3 35(04 so.
Whisky less active market scarcely so
firm; 500 bbls sold at 18}. Wheat dull,
heavy, and 1c lower. The advance in
freights and the decline in sterling exchange
checks the demand for export. Winter red
western l 81 and white western 45G9 48.
Rye quiet and steady at 65. Barley dull at
6708O. Corn heavy and 1c lower; sales
65OOO bush at 65M68 for mixed western
Oats in moderate demand at 35(936. Pork
firmer for mess with moderate demand at
II 370l7 so; prime dull and nominal at
l3 co. Beef dull and unchanged. Cut
meats quiet and steady at 6d@63 for
shoulders and 8083 for hams. Smoked
meats lO4@lO1 for hams and lO4 for Sides
Hogs dull at 74@74. Lard dull and heavy
at 94@1O4 for No. l prime western. But
ter l0@l4 and l4@l8. Cheese steady at
%. Coffee without change. Sugar heavy
MolOsses quiet.