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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-08
lAssociated Press Dispatches.l
Connecficuf.

Associated Press Dispatched
Connecticut. 4
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Worlds latest
special from New Haven, says the majority
for Governor English will probably be
over 2,2OO. The Senate will probably stand
thirteen Radicals to nine Democrats, but
18th district is still uncertain. The Radi-
cal majority in the House will be about
twenty .sf-.T
Sandusky.
y1 SANDUsKY, o., April 7.-At municipal
and township election held here yesterday,
the entire Democratic ticket was elected by
an average majority of 200. 3. i.s III
.-.1 .-, .-,fg. Maine. ~ -.,s ,a+.rf
CALAIS, Me-, April rs. T. Wing (Re-
publican), was elected Mayor by 1872 ma
Cincinnati.
2 CINCINNATI, April THE total vote poll
ed here yesterday was 23,627, against Is, ,S04
last October. The Republicans elected
Judge of the Superior Court, Clerk of the
and Director of City Infirmary. The Dem
ocrats elected City Commissioner and
Wharf Master. The highest Republican
majority was one thousand and ninety
seven, and the lowest thirty-six. The
Democratic majorities were ona hundred
and eighty-seven and two hundred and
eight. The two Democratic candidates
elect were supported by the workingmen's
party. The workingmen's ticket received
an average vote of about six hundred. The
Republicans have majority OF eight in
the City Council. The Republican major
ity in the city last October was 2l3S.
Evansville. Ind.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 1.-THE city
election yesterday resulted in the choice of
the Democratic Mayor, majority of the
common council. and all of the city ticket,
except clerk. The, city has for several
years been Republican. The contest was
an exciting one.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-08

CARPET PAPER, in roll or in sheets, for
underlaying Carpets, for sale at the Whole
sale Paper Warehouse of Andrews, Perry
C. Co., Nos 90 and SO North High street. !
mar2S-tf
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vo ~E, f. ,Poppleton, Esq, editor of the
Delasoare Herald, was In the city Yesterday
feeling quite healthy over the elections in
the city of Delaware and in the State of
Connecticut. 3 sT,Gs .kFalG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-08

Mrs. PLIMProN will have her spring
opening of Millinery Wednesday, April
Sth, No. l4s South High street.
anr7-d2I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-08

FANCY DYEING and Cleaning done in all
its branches. Soiled Curtains cleaned. All
work done promptly and on reasonable
terms, at No. East Town street.
f aprSeod2w CHAs. j. WoLLs.
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Cincinnati Retail Hay and Straw
fifAt .ltiitI III, lt1 N rfxef. tt- 49, tt-7sN

lReported for the Cincinnati Gazette for the week
.ry ending Monday evening. April 9. ls6sl1sd
the Gamabd dmr;pa ,b naS S pesi snohs Oh
. advanced 81 oo92 90 per tun. Some choice loads
generally realized Sheaf oats are in limited sui ply
and good demand at full prices. Rye straw is in
gooi demand. and $IO0 higher. Dat and wheat
straw is scarce, and the quotation merely nominal.
~ We quote the rates wagons, delivered. as fol-
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Toiedo maaTTkesit-April g.

wHEAT-$2 81 for amber. s"@N
q CORN-90c tor No. 1.ifsli, isid-l jsftt
I 0ATS-6se for No. l. 1sl 5sdsse1mi
RYEI$1 62. -, g;tr z..ftr.I. IA,
SEEDS-Dull and lower. - - 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-08

MEETING OF THE. DIRECTORS OF THE
PENrrENT1ARY.-TheD Directors of the Ohio
Penitentiary are now in session. Present
Judge j. L. Bates, Judge NJ. G. Mitchell
and Hon. Geoa Marsh. This is the month
ly meeting for auditing accounts, inspect
fing. the various departments, and settling
the prisoners " go out time"
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cov.rnor of virginia.

RICHMOND, April 7.-Hon., II. ii. Wells,
of Alexandria, this morning took the oath
of office as Governor of Virginia, and en-
tered on the duties OF his office. SW
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SEE notice in Saturday and Wednesday,
Daily of Shrubbery, &C., for sale at Ole
Joe's Garden. febl-3m
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The best American Corset at Reeds.

LACE aud Paper Collars and Cuffs a
Reeds.
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FINE imported Embroideries at Reed

MILLINERY Fashionable and stylish
bonnets, hats and trimmings at simmons
april6-eod3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-08

PENIrENTIARY ARRIvALs.-The follow
ing prisoners arrived at the Penitentiary
yesterday from Clermont county: David
Jones, granddaughter, seven years; John
Bright (colored), burglary, two years, and
George Lanham, rape, three years. Bright
and Lanham are quite small boys, the for
mer fifteen and the latter sixteen years old.
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River and weather

PITTSBURGH, April 7-Noon.-Riyer five
feet one inch by pier mark. Weather
cloudy and wet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-08

CARPETS AND DRY GooDs.-We have just
received our Spring stock OF Brussels, Three
PHI and Ingram Cdrpets-a large stock in
new STYLES and designs. Also Staple and
Eonou Dry Goods,
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money markeG-ApriI r.
GOLD-Opened firmer at 1872, ant
closed at 13S14@13s3s. EoiT iHI7TaI0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-08

DEMOCRATIC INcREAsE-Captain James
Gutzwiler. of Mansfield, Assistant Ser
geant-at-Arms of the Senate, informs us of
a Democratic gain of one in his family
Mother and child are doing well.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-08

y fARLINGToN MINsTRELs CoMNG.-The
favorite troupe of Minstrels, the Arling-
tons, are anpounoed for two entertainments
ia upthis city on Thursday and Friday of
next week.. They have made an Immense
reputation for themselves both east and
and west. With such names as Cool Bur-
as4ess, and others o. the oldest and best men
S Of the burnt cork profession, in the conf
pany, they must be first rate. ~, =
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CHENILLE and Silk Braids at Reeds.

FINE French Corsets and Steels at Reed
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milwaukee markst-.ApriT7 scr
FLOUR-S9 10. 'Fod3iw oiidnq98 9f'S
.WHEAT-Dull at 81 81 for No. 1.oBzs
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LACE and Embroidered Handkerchief
at Reeds.
april 3-2tf&w.
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JEwELRY manufactured and repaired by
Chas. E. Smith, over Bain's store. a.
--ianl6-d3m
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KNITTING and Tidy Cotton at Reeds.

The Spiral clasped Hoop Skirt at Reed
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New York stock market-April Z

Cincinnati Money eyMarket-April 4.
GOLD-13S buying. sg,seF ,a,t.-9.
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AL kinds of Beads at Reeds

DnEss TR1MMrNG, fringes, etc. at simmol
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.is !" Go where glory waits thee"
But first go to Mrs. A. Downing, II North
High street, and get bonnet fit to be seen
in. - aprS-eod3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-08

BADLY FooLED.-We were badly fooled
in the reading of dispatch we received
from Newark, and itemized yesterday
morning, in relation to the election of NJ.
d. Brooke as City Marshal of Newark. We
got the idea from the dispatch that Brooke
was the regular Democratic nominee, and
felt jubilant accordingly. We take back all
that we said. Brooke won't be worth a
copper as Marshal. He will run the po-
lice department in a horrible manner. All
we said in Brooke's praise yesterday was
intended to apply to the regular Demo
cratic nominee, and not to- an '.indepen-
dent' man. 1t was obtaining goods under
false pretenses, that is if a puff be good
But we confess to being sold.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-08

j. D. OSBORN 81 Co.,
mar4-d1mo no l42 S. High st.
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CHANCES FOR TENANTs.-The following
items from the N. O.. Commercial Bulletin
are not entirely without application here
in Columbus. There is small decline in
the prices of everything but beef and rents.
They ..hold stiffly up" as Shakespeare says.
The terrific prices demanded by real estate
owners for houses and lands, may fetch our
citizens to the state indicated by the follow
ing: 1
JTOR SALE.-A splendid hogshead, just vacated
Il by the former occupant. from the city of New
Orleans, who leaves it for no fault The premises
are a sweet location for family with young chill
dren; are in thorough repair, with bung-hole CEN
lralIy situ tied and hoops in good order. Apply to
Ric ard riggs, Grocer. IA Cinnamon street.
GENTEEL RESIDENCE FOR. SALE. "A
VI splendid Saratoga Trunk, formerly the proper
" of Miss Fizautter. has been moved upon the new
land its roof raised the key-hole materially en-
l,rged; these alterations with the different compart-
ments in complete order render it one of the finest
| residences for a gentleman of wealth now, in the
market. Price SIS, 600 For key apply to Knock,
emort 1t Co., Auctioneers. 800 900 must be paid
down to the Auctioneers before entering.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-08

q An Ottawa special says the, excitement
Is increasing. A private meeting of Min
listers was held in connection with the lead
ing members of the two Houses. 1t is in
timated that facts have been presented to
them showing the existence of a secret So
ciety of adesperadoes, sworn to summarily
put out of the way all members of Parlia-
mcnt anti Fenian in sentiment. Eer CW
= Information is also in possession of the
members that a grand Fenian outbreak
throughout the Dominion is imminent In
this it is stated that in addition to the Fe-
mans there will be engaged the forces of
the mary Canadians who are dissatisfied
with the Government on general grounds.
1t has been ascertained by the authori-
ties that the murderer of MCGEE is a New
York Fenian, who is said to have been de-
tailed by secret society for the purpose,
the duty having been decided by drawing
lots. 1t is rumored that French revolu-
tionary society ip the Lower Province is
acting in concert with the Fenians. Threats
of retaliation upon all known Fenians are
openly made by members of the British
party, and it is feared other assassinations
will follow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-08

The CLEVELAND EyENING NEws.-A
new daily paper bearing the above title is
before us. Added to a very handsome
topographic appearance we find good
deal of editorial ability. lts political
status may be gathered from the following,
which we take from its salutatory:
aeA.In its editorial department an effort will
be made in commenting on matters OF leg
isIation and public administration. to. look
!. at them with reference to the gen.
Seral public good, and not the mere
Interests of party; and the leading eco
snomical, Industrial. and social develop
ments of the day, both at home and abroad,
will receive particular attention. The lead,
ing home and foreign markets and financial
reports, with our own market, will be made
up with particular reference to their .prac-
ticable usefulness, and in our local col
umns, all matters of interest transplring IN
the city and vicinity will be fully reported.
Efforts will also be made from time to time
to direct public attention to such munich
nal, charitable and educational interests as
the growing wants of the city may seem to
demand. sndm4 2 i ssc -r4a gis.7
I'D We wish the new aspiranr for public ia
sVor. every success. - n v7ssH sn s5-asf
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SIMMONS wholesale and retail Millinery
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New SPRING Goops,-we would call at
! tention this morning tothe advertisement
of new and beautiful spring goods just re-
:. ceived and opening by A. @. Headley d Co,
vs25l and 252 South High street. consisting
I'm part of the most fashionable styles of
dress goods, shawls, &c, to be found The
attention Of our lady readers is particular
6 " directed to this stock of goods. They
: viii find at Headley's every variety OF do
mestic and house furnishing goods in addi-
ftion to the other novelties. ts zhs
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BurrER1cK's dress patti ms at Simmons
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SIMMONS is now in the Opera House
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FROM NEW YORK.
washington Specials.

NEW YORK, April rsWashington spe-
cials say that Gen. Grant positively refus-
ed to interfere in the, matter OF the reno
val Of Gov. Pierpont, of Virginia, and tele-
graphed to Gen. Schofield to carry his order
appointing Wells into effect.
The statement that Chief Justice Chase
wrote the article for the Intelligencer on
the powers OF the presiding officer of the
Senate during impeachment, is authorita-
tiyely denied.
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ALL colors of Zephyr Wool at Reeds.
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ELECTION RETURNs-Returns from tine
townships come in but slowly. From what
we can gather local interests entirely in
fiuepced the voters in some OF them. In
others it was square stand-up fight be-
tween the two parties. In Hamilton town
ship the election was gallantly and success
fully contested by the Democracy, and for
the first time at Spring election they have
elected their whole ticket. In 1910 Hamil-
ton pOlled but thirteen Democratic votes,
and it was almost as much as Democrats
there. The change has been gradual but
certain, and gallant Hamilton adds one
more to the list of noble townships of
franklin county which stand by the Con-
stitution and Union. The following gem
tlemen were elected township officers OF
Hamilton township:
Trustuees-Elias Shook, Hugh E. Jones,
R. Simpson, jr.
Treasurer-John Lisle.
Assessor-Haryey Lisle.
Clerks. Rauk.1 si'I5 sfi1 R'is
; Constable-Solomon Hays. 11l o7e7
In franklin township the regular Demo-
cratic ticket was triumphant, the follow
ing being the successful candidates:
Trustess-Jesse Alkire, james Walcutt,
Frederick Null.
Treasurer-Philip Shapter.
.szAssessor-David Null. s7e
Clerk-David Null.
Z Constables- Frederick Smith, George
Quermer. .
Supervissr-James Mitchell. g-
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81 CLoTH1Na EMPoRiUM.AWe again take
pleasure in referring ..mankfnd of the male
persuasionn to the advertisement of Mr. :
Jos. Gundersheimer, Merchant Tailor and
dealer in Gents, Furnishing Goods, No. q
Neil House. Among the clothiers of this
,scity there are none more genial or enter
prising than Mr.. Gundersheimer, and GER
tainly none that possess q finer taste in
the selection of goods, or of greater
discretion in the make-up thereof.
Cherrier, the 8. old reliable /" cutter, still
adheres to the house of Gundershe elmer,
and may be seen daily occupied "snip-
ping" clothes to fit the g human form di-
E yiae. p Those who intend to treat their
: anatomies to fresh rig should pay their
respects to Gnndersheimer Cherrier
forthwith. Goods and new styles shown
at q moments notice. Thus endeth the
n rst lesson ,t5sleAl-. .4Hi - -e1ii
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Cd We wish the-new aspiranr for public ia
1or, every success. - 20 vl.s.E sH 5-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-19
From the Evening Telegram Of Yesterday.

NORwCI FOO t. 1903.
very serious accident occurred at Greenwich, Conn.,
yesterday morning, resulting In the serious injury OF
lad named Edward Einslsy and the death OF Mr. John
Douglass, very worthy citizen. Mr. Douglass started
for Gresnvillo yestcrdsy with his team with
q load OF corn for the grlst mill; but az
the team turned down the street 10 the mill,
from some cause they started on run. Mr.. Douglass
vas thrown 10 front OF tho wagon, two wheels passing
over his body breaking his spinal column and causing
instant death Ths horses, after breaking loose from
the wagon, around the building aud came Upon The
bridge which large crowd had gathered befors
the animals could % stepped they struck boy named
Edward FinsIey, aged twelve years. cutting fearful
cash in his head and throwing MIN several feet Al.
though ne was severely injured bopcs entertained
OF bis recover
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-19

toms the Atlantic and Pacific coasts and In the lake
ports for the use Of mariners The list comprises all
the bsacons and day marks in the waters OF the
United States A sufficient number Of copies viii b
printed for full distribution 70 mariners.
United states supreme Court.
In the Supreme Court to-day case No 80, Stevens.
claimant va the United States, was argued.
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A M U S EN- E N is.

TOsY PAsroRs.-rhe east side has s attraction as
well as Broadway Tony Pastor regns with undsputed
power over those or tho Bowery who troubled with
theatrical prociyties Hc treats his dcmonsratWe
patrons to a trip up The Hudson, TO new ballet and
large and choice budget OF songs.
SAN FRANCISCO MrSsHKIs.--Birch, Wambold Der.
nard and Backus have dramstist, named August
Weekly to furnish them with side splitting buresques
His latest effort rs called "Uuder tn, Kerosene Lamp
and the celebrated Lorrcl Sisters 10 the cast The
express train in the piece the high pressure
principle Of fun and the audience to with
laughter every night
KELLY & Lgoss MISsrRErs.-Fos.er or Schneider
would receive new hints they to see GA Grando
Duchessen in Ethiopian point Of view, as presented
this handsome little hall Tue "Grand Dutch s." WITH
Leon the dusky prma DONNA the everlasting SABRE
the cancan and the extraordinary court and army OF
the lady in question draw like cork and receive
great applause.
BuTLERs AMERICAN TnKATaE-Thc "Biil Posters
Dream would bs a puzzlng subject for Verdi Meyer.
beer or even Warner mako opera from but Butler
flied By j. G. Stewart. To eDumerate the attractions
on this weeks programme at this popular variety shea-
ire would require directory.
HoorEY's BRooKLys.-Chares Gaver Is bringing ont a
musical extravaganza at this house, called the 'wid
Pawn OF the Woods which will she character OF
spectacle Professor Hutchinson and bis trained dogs
are the precursors OF this Ethiopian Bsche auS Bgis
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Detroit the I7th In Hamlet. for . season Of one
week.
Paris is getting sick OF legs and actually demands
some brains in theatrical circles.
Olive Logan holds forth night at Dodworth Hall ~
Q lecturer
Tue ederkraDz bal m1sqs takes place At the Acade-
my OF Music on Thursday night What with the music
Oh Strauss the dresses OF Schrmer and the PROFESSIONS
OF inc past year. the ball OF this society will eclipse all
It's predecessors this year.
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Musical and Dramatic G. ossip.

The Chicagoans do not like Mira Lander,s eliza
beth. Zoe did not oil Mcvieksr's whyi Listen
to . paper from the Lake City:-"Ths fact Is ns,
"Undincn and the Black Crook have kilsd
the French Spy business a. dead a iast sum
mer's roses. Ansr seeing afty palrs Of legs for
sevsnty-nve cents, who 10 going to pay the
amount to onef Our ladies' OF the Soy there.
FORE will either have 70 turn their hands or legs 70
other branch Of the profession else 70 remove beyond
the demoralizng influence Of . French ballet"
Nevada Territory 10 in ecsases ever the possession Of
Mss Lisle Lester . young Wisconsin lady, whose
powers reader said TO be remarkable
Mrs v. H. Riley arrived Al indianapolis yesterday.
from New Orleans, with the rsmalns Of her late hus
band, who viii be buried to-day.
new athlete, OF extraordinary strength. has made
bis appearance o. the Hoiborn theatre London He
makes full swing upon The tapess holding the rope
only BY h.s teeth, and hanging by his feet head down
ward he swings three men, depending On The strength
Of his wrist
One OF the Philadelphia theatre rnansgcrs distributes
I'VE hundred ioAyes OF bread 10 the poor every wsdpe
day morning
The Indianapolis theatre will close It's winter season
on the 18th, after which Mr. Charles Pope viii reopen
for season, With succession Of such stars a Forrest
and John e. Owens
ssnorss Theresa and Antonio and Miss Kate Psunoyer
are IN the "Black Crook" at Pitisburg.
Tsey are playing the LADY OF Lyonsp In Shreveport
Ia, where Pauline appears In cowhido boots and chews
ooacco willis Claude tells OF palace By the Lake
OF Como IN rebel colonss uniform, with Pipe in his
mouth.
The Hanon Brothers arc 10 Detroit, n the Young
Mems Hall.
Booth, supported By Miss Mary novicssr, opened in
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-18
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, May l6
FLoUR-Unchanged
WHEAT FIrmer; buyers offered 50 As and
50 so, but holders asked SC higher.
CORN-Advanced to Soc the wet weather
is being regarded seriously; it has been
raining now for ten days, and this being
the season for planting corn, some appre-
tensions are being entertained regarding
crops.
OATs-Quiet at SOC for MOL.
RYE-Scarce and advanced to 81 05.
BARLEY Unchanged and dull.
COTTON-E1rmer; middling held at 3Oc,
but the dem and is light, as spectators are
no! buying.
T1BACCO-Firm and unchanged.
WHISKY-There is nOminal1y some trade
but confined to the ring.
Mess PoRK-Held more firmly at SIS 90.
BULK MEATS-Were held rather higher
in the morning, but closed weak at
l21Z@l254c for shoulders and 1412@1454c for
sides.
BACoN-Firmer but closed Gull at 1870
for shoulders, 16159I6i4c for clear RIB aud
l7@7Hc for clear sides, the inside rates
representing the views of buyers.
LARD-DuIl at IS1zal85zc.
BUTTER-DuIl and dropping; fresh 35G4Oc.
EGGs-ISc and firm. the supply being
light
GROCERIES Are firm, especially Sugar,
which is &c higher, with sales of $50 hhds
and 1910 bbls. refined.
LINSEED OIL-Steady at 81 GOAL ..
PETROLEUM Firm az 36,939c for refined.
LARD OIL-Steady at 81 459I so.
POTATOES-Dull at SO 70 per bbl.
GOLD-l3914 buying.
The Chamber of Comm cree to-day elect
ed four delegates to the Board of Trade
which Is to meet in Philadelphia next
month.