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New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
NEW-YORK.
MEETING OF THE UNION LEAGUE CLyB-m-
PEACnMENT OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON.

MEETING OF THE Union LEAGUE CLlB-lM-
PEACnNEST OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
At a special meeting of the Union League
Club last evening Mr John Jay In the chair the follow
ing resolutions were offered by Mr. Eaton, and adopted
gL>ysa The IIoue fRepeniays. 10 the eIs,s af their
tIona rights AID responsibilities have BY vote 81 10 70 a. re-
Predeu q the United htAiss be IN
pohe hgh and iasneEuors BY The Constitution tue
the said impeachment NJ" be before he Sene
nl Court specially appointed Tor the sad pnpse,
Justice Of the Suprme CoUt the presiding onesr
t~pf Judge O. do Impartial justice
The trial Of Pedeui occurring Tor the h'i time
represented 10y dssfed plrtssn' throughout The
Threatening public impanIg commercial couhitne and
sdus pTospeh ofte people Uudef these
which perhaps extensively than
ohe and Industrial ut,rrfs o the nation which
dee proper TO declare ts sentiments A. follows:
R,sorsd 10 view Of lLe devotion exhibited io he national
Coniliau TIE 1.-The Auerau people who re from
tos Rebellion there nog the impeachment and trial
Of PeHt secorlance wh the provisions OF the Constitution
disturb sty degree the tranquility Of the county tie iniereis of
Commerce
Congress obeying The Of their %
H Of the nation. ndosng the hoaor Of s
efforts Of traitors aud foreign foes for the
have euie confidence that All
justice,
that be the trial Of the National EeeuTe lot oasns
sgsnst tie dgBJ oftle Republic
R,5 That wbaettr sy The jngmsnt Of the High Court of
tribunal to whose guard sup has been committed in large
the tobstuOu TIE the
ruty American people ami the majesty fmpt justice
ON motion OF Col. lie Grand b. Carman, 10 was agreed
that ON the opening OF the Club Rooms, corner OF
Twenty th-st. and MadisOnavc., which are 10 be
opened the 9th OF April the anniversary OF Gen Lees
surrender TO GeR Grant there should be ladies reeep-
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
LATEST GENERAL NEUS.
fBy Tslegr,ph J


THE Columbia River is open.
The Kansas House has adopted resolu-
tons IN favor OF impeachment.
.... The Iowa Senate favored impeachment,
yesterday-35 to 10.
.... The Oregon Indians report the wreck of
an unknown vessel near TillAmook Bay
The Iowa House adopted resolutions,
yesterday for the removal OF the National Capital to the
West
"A small feet of fishing schooners is fitting
out at NewLondon, and will sail for 81 Georges Bank
Dext week.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher lectured
I'm the Academy OF Music, Philadelphia, last night.
Subject The Pursuto OF Happiness"
William A. Judd, Cashier of the First
National Bank Of Bethel, Conn. has gwen bonds IN
Mr.. Thomas has recommended that the
Maryland Legislature send Mr. Montgomery Blair TO the
Senate.
....M Mrs. Frances Lord Bond has asked to be
appointed foreign embassy, and several Congress
men have signed her petition
AT Camp IIarney, on the Pacific coast, in
January the thermometer ranged from IL 70 IS below
zero Great numbers OF horses, sheep aud cattle are
dying from disease.
Henry Coulter, the Manchester PENN
oarsnan, has challenged james IIaml to row nye-me
race for 81 side Pittsburgh, and Ham has ac-
cepted
"A negro man, who used his influence to
keep negroes from voting, was killed by violent Radical
negro Monday night about 20 miles from Montgomery
49,. Henry johnson, driver on the Millbury
branch of the Boston and Albany Railroad caught his
foot In a switch Mbury station yesterday, and the
car passed over him. killing him instantly.
Ex-Gov. Curtin requested the Pennsyl-
yana Reserve Corps and other organizations to meet at
Independence Hail. Philadelphia, Saturday, 10 pay
respect 10 the memory Of Ma. Gen. Mccall.
The cook of the Great Republic struck
the colored stevedore the head with an AK in Mem
phis Yesterday morning. fatally woundlng him The
COOK escaped In skif 10 the Arkansas shore.
.PenobscOt Bay is full of ice. The steamer
william Tibbctts was Obliged to return 60 Belfast on
Wednesday, being unable 20 enter the Penosco River
papers state that persons have crossed on the
ice TO Fox Island
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
NORTH CAROLINA.
REPUBIIcAN NOMINATIONS.

RALEIGH, Feb. 27.-The Convention has made
the following nominations: For Governor, w Holden
OF Wake County; for Lieutenant Governor, Todd Cad-
well OF Burke County for Secretary or state H. j. Men
niger Of Ohio for Public Treasurer d. jenkins OF Gas
ton County; for Auditor Henderson Adams OF Davidson
for superintendent Of Public Works, L. Harris OF Wake
County for superintendent Public Instruction the Rev
g. g. Ashley O Massachusetts, for Judges OF the supreme
Court r. NJ Pearson, the present ChefJustice I. DICK
OF Guford W. y. Rodman " Beaufort and perhaps two
more will be nominated for Superior Court JudgesFirst
Circuit G. C. Pool Of PasquOtauk Second Circuit, T. W.
Jones OF Washington Third Circuit, C. X Thomas of era
ven Fourth Circuit, d. L. Russell Jr, Of Brunswick
Fifth Circuit r. j. Buxton Of Cumberland, and seven
others 10 be nominated
The following nOmnations were made by the district
meetings held here: First Congressional Distrct-JOhn
r. French of Washington City II said that he - not
citizen of this state Second DstIict-COl David HcatOn
of Ohio. Fourth Dstiict-Col J. T. Deweese OF Illinois
u is said that j. X. Harris negro, was nrst nominated
declined.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE FENIAN PROSECUTIONS.
ssLEenLPR 10 fBE TEIBuEs.

THE FENIAN PROSECUTIONS.
y AriASTlo srLEeRiBB 10 TBE TElBrEs.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-The Government authorities
have determined to withdraw the remainder Of the
suits at law against those Irishmen who were in
dicted for walking in the mock funeral procession at
Dublln recently,
RESIGNATION OF MR.. ADAMS.
The Daily Netrs Of this morning has an editorial
article on the resignation of the American Minister.
IAN England" The Ne,es says, "win lament the de-
parture of Charles Francis Adams"
BULLION IN THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
The regular weekly returns of the affairs Of the
Bank OF England are made public to-day. The bull
lion in vault has increased, since last week TO the
extent of $4,000.
TIE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CABINET-THE
SUCCESSOR OF MR.. ADAMs-sUsPENsION OF
HABEAs CORPUS.
Mr. Disraeli has gone to Osborne where the Queen
is now stopping. 1t is expected that both Houses Of
Parliament will adjourn for week to await the re-
construction of the Cabinet.
The London Times says the American Minister who
will succeed Mr.. Adams could not have an easier or
more gracious task than the settlement OF the ques-
tions which have arisen concerning the rights of
naturalized citizens
Sir William Page Wood, now Vice-C Chancellor, will
probably succeed Sir Hugh Cairns Lord Justice Of
Appeals. 1T is stated that Mr.. Spencer III. Walpole
will retire
EvESISG-The House OF Lords has passed the bill
renewing the suspension of the writ Of habeas
corpus in Ireland. 1t is thought that the appoint
ment of Sir Hugh Cairns as Lord Chancellor will de-
feat all hopes Of efecting reform in the Irish
Church
TENIAN TRIALs-EX-Gov. EYRE-MR. HUNT.
The Warwick Assizes opened to-day. Justice
Smith delivered strong charge 10 the Grand jury
in which hepartcularly specified the oenses charged
against Burke and the other Fenan prisoners and
declared that this the proper court for the trial
of those men, the alleged oflenses having been COM
mitted in Birmingham"
The Bow st. magistrates refuse TO issue warrant
for the arrest of Mr.. Eyre, Ex-Governor of Jamaica
OH charge of murder
II is thought in some quarters thatMr. g. W. Hunt
now UnderSecretary Of the Treasury, viii be ap-
pointed Chancellor of the Exchequer.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
PENNSYLVANIA.

CONSTITUTIONAL USGONIsTs IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.-A meeting of the
Constitutional Union party held here this evening
Fiery speeches made OF tho speakers remarkng
that II Impeachment was carried out revolution would
follow and Mty irOuId ride mp 20 her hOrSeS bIdiS ia
6l0d ~ NE streets Of Mis cfV. committee OF 900
appointed visit Washington and ask Congress not 10
proceed with Impeachment. This done after re
mark by the Chairman. candidate for the MayOraliy
that the resolution would be rdiculcd everywhere.
WHAT col. LECIIIER DID SAY.
Two days Col Lechler, whose speech reported
hence really said d" Rather than submit Ia wrong let
every lanp.post of city DC used gibbot upon
which 10 suspend vIolatOrs OF the Constitution and dts
tulbefs ~ The peace OF society"
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
POLITICAL.
VIRGINIA.

ADDRESSES BY GOV. PIERP0INT, JUDGE RlYEs,
AND JOHN MINOR BOTTs.
RICHMOND, Feb. 27-The members of the
Convention and large audience addressed, in the
Capitol tonight by Gov Pierpoint Judge Rves and the
Hon. John NJ. Bolts. Gov. PIerpOnt spoke upon Man
hood Suffrage and the advanced ideas 0f the Republican
party He denounced the University OF Virginia as the
hotbed whence sprang the vice which carried Virginia
into the Rebellion.
Judge Rives advocated property and educational quail
hcatOn for suffrage at time In the future He OPP
posed the election Of the petty officers Of the State by
the people. The state Conservative Convention
denounced destructive instead OF conservative Mr.
Bolts said that n the President had been impeached
year ago Convention wOnd now be necessary lie
advocated dsfranchisemen especially OF the leaders OF
the secession movement.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28

Rear-Admiral Davis reports to the Navy De
partment his arrival with the GgerreTe ERE az Mon
tevldeO Uruguay the 18th of last month e Hso re-
ports that the first Of that month Dr. Adophe De
BarrOs CabTaante De Albuquerque ffebldent OF the
Province OF St GATHERINGS, Brazil accompanied Dy
civil and naval staff visited him on board the GuerIere
and was received with proper honors lie was also re
ccived by Mr. BENJAMIN Lindsay Ihleu Sta.es COnsul a
ST. GATHERINGS Rear-Admiral Davis furthermore in
forms the Department that on the 18th OF December the
American hark G. A. Llttlefeld. which went ashore at
Point Peidras was saved from wreck through the efforts
OF Commander Pierce Crosby OF the T. s. steamer Shame
kin and ms officers and crew. Acting Volunteer Lieut..
Commander Edward Hooker, commanding the U. g
steamer Idaho. reports 10 the Department from Rio
apero under date Of December that the repairs hav
ing been completed that vessel she about 20 pro-
coed on her voyage TO Nagasak, Japan.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28

tiles which followed The fullest investigation by myself
and others at the time strengthened that conclusion,
the floor Of that Chamber when this matter was revived
10 your prejudice year more ago. / called upon
President Lincoln with your letter who confirmed Win
precision all Its statements and after examination OF MS
papers he handed To the teeaphic dispatches wheh
you had delivered TO him. while expressing his gratn-
cation at being able TO do that act Of justice toward YOU
and at being dsembarrassed himself from erroneo1,
JoHN CoyoDE.
Hon JAMES T. HARVEY
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
THE PARDON POWER

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2z-Scveral weeks ago
GOV Gesry took issue with the judges OF the Criminal
Courts Philadelphia County upon the legality OF their
practce whereby the Courts roconsidered sentence
after the at which the decision was grononncesd
OF dlmInish It's extent the rule for which having been
entered at time Of sentence aud within the term In
case before the Court OF Quarter Sessions tho Court to
dav mentioned the views OF the Governor and declared
the practice OF the Criminal Court illegal
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
PRUSSIA.

TIE TREATY WITH THE UNITED STATES.
BERLIN, Feb. 97-The obligations Of the new treaty
between the North German Confederation and the
United States are TO apply reciprocally to Germans
and Americans. All the previous engagements be-
tween the two countries in regard to extradtion are
renewed BY Of lis provisions the treaty is made
terminable at the end Of ten years
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
ITALY.
ADMIRAL rARRAGur AT GENOA.

ADMIRAL fARRAGLT AT GENOA
GENoA, Feb. Admiral FarTagut has
arrived here aud is received tho guest Of tic City
To-day the Corporation Of Genoa gave grand ban
quet in honor of the Admiral. Over the principal
table was the motto: America at the cradle Of
Columbus Beside the officers and members Of the
City Government, many of the nobility, the naval
officers in body, and all the principal citizens of
Genoa were present.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
THE HARVEY LETTERS.

Mr. Harvey publishes the following correspondence
in lis jnstiication
WASHINGiON CITY, Feb. 20, 1863.
M1 DEARSIR Gon VIII doubtless remember that ad-
dressed letter TO yOu from Lisbon In July. 1861 request
lux an inquiry to made by the House OF Representa-
tves into various newspaper reports concerning
spOndence OF mine with certain persons In Charleston and
that also requested you to verify the facts therein
slated by calling upon President lHcOln IN which hands
had placed The correspondence referred TO- Will you do
me the favor state your knowledge OF these crcum
stances 10 Ordo that be better able 20 correct
misrepresentation which still exist this
iectl JAMES f. HARVEY.
me Hon. ). COvOpE, Mouse Of orReprese'stdiises
HOUsE or REPREsENTATtVEs,
WAsniNGTON, Feb 20, 1868
MY DE1RsB; hare received your note OF this date
aud reply beg 10 state that did address me letter
from Lisbon IN July. 1sG1 OF thc character mentioned
soon after the publication of tho oaunnatory reports 10
which reference made You also ncOsed 10 me copy
OF private letter 10 then Secretary OF War, which
the responsibility OF having read TO the House, and
which At not only slOncOd every malicious utter
ance on that subject but convinced everybody that your
whole conduct had been eminentiy patriotic, and In
vent the Inauguration Qf evil and the terrible eaa
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
KENTUCKY.

RESOLUTIONS FOR GRANT AND SPEED.
FRANKFORT Feb. 2L-The Kentucky Repub-
lcn state Convention met nj Frankfort to-day Dele
gates representing 70 counties present Resolutions
adopted favor OF Gen Grant for the Presidency,
and Gen. speed Of Kentucky for VicePrcsdent.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
TIE WEST INDIES.
ST. DOMINGO.

COMMISSION TO RECEIVE PRESIDENT BAEZ
HAVANA, Feb. 27.-Advices from st. Domingo
state that commission had been sent 20 Curacao
eeive President BaeZ Up 20 the 18th OF February there
had been leo deaths nom cholera IN ~. Domingo
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28

TRIAL OF GEN. NAGLE.
DUBIN, Feb 27.-The Asszes at Sligo opened to-
day The day for the trial of Gen Nagle has not yet
been fixed Mr. Train was present at the commence
ment Of the proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
HAyCoCK's REMOVAL OF THE NEw-oELEANs
COUNCILMEN

NEw-ORLEASs, Feb. 27.-Gen. Hancock re-
moved the Mayor Of st. Msrtinsyle because the city
charter required the election by the Council IN case Of
vacancy; but here a loyal members OF the City Council
have been dsmsed under the city charter they
elected Recorder to fill vacancy, report Is current
here that Gen orders the restoration Of the Council
n,en and that Gen. Hancock asks to he relieved.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
MASSACHUSETTS.

THE STATE CoNsTABULARY LAW SUSTAINED.
BosToN, Feb. 27.-The validity of Gov. Bull
locks veto Of the bill repeating the State Constabuary
law has been affirmed by the Massachusetts Supreme
ngfpf
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
suICIpE OF A MURDERER.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2L-Patrick Ross, VINO.
her property and for whom the Bsn ,n as ~
This cty few days ago. To-day he attempted 10 CON
NIT suicide by cutting bis throat with caseknfe He
Will prohsby dlaL
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
MINNESOTA.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 27.-The Democratic Conven-
Phelps O. H. Ilnean, Judge Chatfeld. and NJ. Luther.
Delegates 20 the National Convention j. j. Green
Judge Mcmahon, George Snow, Judge Chatheld W. A.
GoriIian w. Young +. W. Sheetny and Isaac Staples.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
ALABAMA

PUBLICATION or ELECTION RETURNS FORBID
DEN.
MONTGOMERY Feb. 27-The returns from all
the counties which elections held have been
ceiyed. but their publication il still forbidden.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
SUFFRAGE AND QUALIFICATION TO H0
OFFICE.
ARTICLE II.

SECTION l. Every male inhabitant Of the age Of
twenty-one years who shall have been a citizen Tor
ten days and resident of the State for one wear next
preceding election and for the last four months
resident of the county where he may offer his vote,
shall be entitled to vote at such election IN the cleo
tion district of which he shall be al the time resi-
dent and not elsewhere for all officers that now are
or hereafter may be elective by the people and upon
all questions which may be submitted to the vote OF
the people of the State provided that such ctIeh
shall have been for thirty days next preceding the
election "a resident of the town or ward ana lof len
days of the election district IN which he OneIs ms
vote.
SEC = No person who shall receive, expect or oder
to receive OF pay. offer promise TO pay contribute
offer on promise to contribute To another TO be PAID
or used, any money or other valuable thlng OF who
shall make any promise 10 iafuence, or as conpen-
sation or reward for the giving wthhodinga vote
at an election shall vote at such election and upon
challenge for such cause, the person challenged
before the inspectors other officers authorized for
that purpose to receive his VOTE shall swear atrm
before such inspectors other officers that he has
received nor offered does not expect TO receive. has
not paid offered promised to pay contributed. OF
fered or promised 10 contribute To another to be paid
or used any money other valuable thing, nor made
any promise to influence, or ~ compensation or
reward for the giving withholding of a vote at such
election The Legislature. at the session thereof next
after the adoption OF this Constitution shall and from
time to time thereafter, may enact laws excluding
from the right oi suffrage all persons convicted Oi
bribery of any Infamous crime. and for depilyng
every person who shall make. OF become directly or
indirectly interested n any bel or wager depending
upon the result OF any election the nght 10 vote AT
such election ,
SEC. 3. For the purpose of voting no person shall
be deemed to have gaines, residence by reason 0t
his presence OF lost IL by Of his absence wne
employed in the service of the State or OF the United
States; nor while engaged IN the navigation Oh the
waters of the State OF the United States; or on the
high seas nor while student Of any seminary OF
learning; nor while kept in any Rlmshonse W oller
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
LETTERS FROM ADMIRAL DAVIS AND CoMMAS'
DER HOOKER.

Hon. JAMES Z. HARVEY.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-25
NEW YORK.
Ranouet TO Prof. MOrse-Chief jas
tice chase so Preside Many Dis
bnguished Guests 80 be Present on
the occasion.

New YoRK. Dec. 24.-Chief JUS
tee Chase has consented to preside
at the banquet to be given Prof.
Morse, at the Delmenico, on the 295h
inst. Among the distinguished gents
who are to be present on tina. ocea-
sion. are Edward Thornton, British
Minister; Prof. Goldwin Smith; Gen.
Rosstff, Danish Minister of War:
Theodore Woolsey, President of Yale
College; f. A Barnard, President of
Columbia College; Hon. Amos Ken
.dal. Ex-Governor Curtin. aud many
others. Telegraph instruments will
be brought into the banquet room
and communications sent to, and re-
eeived from all parts Of the world.
Alta meeting of the heirs of Arke
Jones, at Orange, n. j., Yesterday. a
committee was appointed to prosecute
the claim against the Trinity Church,
in the United States Supreme Court
at their own risk, and to receive ten
per cent. only in case of success.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-25
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December 24-The fol-
lowing dispatch from Constantinople,
dated the 23d, has just been received /:
NJ. Delijanais, the Grecian Minister.
has formally retired from his post and
retHrned to Athens.
Edward Jay Morris, American
Minister. has consented to extend the
protection Of his legation to Greek
subjects in Constantlnople.
The Porte declines TO recognize the
proposed conference of the great
powers.
LONDON, Dec. 24.-It is regarded as
almost certain that France aud
England will join In the conference
for settling the Eastern question.
The London Times of this forenoon,
in reviewing the recent report of the
Treasurer Of the United States, de
rives aa altogether dishearteniDg view
Of American finances.
FRANCE.
MARsAILLEs. December 24-Dis-
patches have been received here Civ
ing the particulars Of, a dreadful acci-
dent which occurred recently near
Smyrna. In ASIA Minor. Two Egypt
ian mail steamers came 10 collision In
the Gulf Of Smyrna. 1t was said that
over two hundred passengers were
killed by the shock
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-25
sew YORK Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Dec. "a.
AsHEs-Pots quiet and steady at 81 759
50 90: Pearls nominal.
COTTON Steady and quiet; sales OF 2,0g0
bales at Csc for midd ing uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 5.31I barrels and 500
bags; quiet. and without decided change; !;
sales of SO barrels at S5 90d6 . for SUI
perfine State and Western: So SOGz 50 Tor
common choice extra State; S6 Zoos 90 do.
for extra Western, s. 45g1O 90 for good
choice white wheat extra; $6 95C99 50 for
good choice white wheat extra; SIS 95ag 90
for common choice Round Hoop Ohio :;
81 7od9 90 for common fair extra 81. Louis;
quiet; California flour duh and nominal,
at 81 25d9 co for old; $40 o oil IS for new.
Rye -four quiet; sales 200 barrels of West
WHIsKY-Quiet; sales of 500 barrels of
Western at 81 90 for free.
WHEAT-No receipts; quiet and without
decided change; sales 5000 bushels: 81 81
fer straight No. 2 Spring delivered; 50 %
for White Michigan.
RYE Quiet; small sales at previous
prices.
BARLEY MALr-Dull and nominal.
CORN Receipts 19,089 bushels; prices
about 1c better, and rather more doing;
sales of $4,000 bushels AT 9i098e foI new
mixed Western; 81 0S9I 09 for old do, in
store; 81 ll9l II for do, adoat: 81 10 for
new yellow Western; 81 O2gI O3 for yellow
0Ars-Firmer and more active; sales of
10000 bushels at 756755sc for Western in
kICE-Duu
COFFEE Quiet.
sUGAs-Quiet; sales of 65 hogsheads Gu.
ba at II1{gI115c.
MELAssEs Quiet
PErROLEUM-Quiet at I8c for crude, and
Bic for refined IL bond.
HOPs-Quiet at lO920c fer American.
IISSEED OIL Firm at 99c1$l 02.
PRovISIONS-Pork-Qu ard heavy:
sales of $50 barrels at 81 50G2T IS for new
mess; S25 50gH 90 for old ditto; S20G22 so
for prime; s25 25927 90 Tor prime mess;
S29 80 for clear; also sales of 200 barrels of
new mess, sellers February S28. Beef
steady; sales of $50 barrels at S9Gl6 90 for
new plain mess; Sl4gl9 81 Tor new extra
mess; TIerce Beef quiet: sales of l80 tierces
at $50 for mess; s3l@35 for India mess;
Beef Hams firm; sales of l59 barrels at $50
@33.
CUT " EATs--Steady; sales OF 145 packa-
ges at l01a01l12c Tor sa1Oulderss 13 alec for
hams; mlddles quiet; sales of 200 boxes at
1SlaQl5@zc for Cumberlan cut; 141Sldl45kc
for shot ribbed.
DREs ED Hoes Opened firnler at I2aI2ISc
for Western; I21z@l25zc for city; closing
heavy al the inside quotations.
LARD-Heavy; sales of 700 tierces at 161z
Gl74c for steam rendered: I715@I7sZc Tor
Kettle rendered; also sales go tierceS
steam rendered, sellers February and
sUTT'ER-steady at 25asOc for Ohio; 4O9
60c Tor state.
CHEEsE--I40l9c.
FREIGHrS Liverpool hrmer; per
steamer, engagements of 2),000 bushels of
TURPENTTNE-spiri quiet as 45g45c.