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THE OHIO LEGISLATURE


E4NCA1RHS HCCh4E& &Ak tk4p N1O3knk Sk VIC
Session.
co1ur.''' tAprH II Dsga:eA to tas csne4"Hati Co.
Tho closing sccnes Of the Legislative eea-
zion, On Saturday night, werc probably unpsr-
allclcd by anything OF tho kind ever known IN
the history of Ohio. The regular report Of
the Home IToeeeS,ngs g souxess but : feeble
vailed from to IL o'clock, nor docs the 1.n-
cuAge cited Il that OF the different rsrsons
Who participated in the debate 1t Ill adequate
" portray tho 6eseo heat and sc1-
nenv OF tho speakers Several times the
SerTe7nt-at-Al waa compelled to fosubly
moro than once it seemed probable that there
would be . general hocf-down fight. Faces
flushed to the last leGree Of retiness contrasted
strongly with faocs pale Is death. and pa1T, of
Licking. in his pass with his brother Demo-
cr.t, Mcyay, uttered shocking blaspheu1ics
and oaths- The indeeens document pre-
eented BY Hughes, Of Highland, which the
iounu. vas not EiRned by al the Demo-
cratic members. believe thoee from Hanil-
inn Comfy refused 10 have anything 70 do
With il, rs did also Bal, of1Mustinguu- cir
e11u,stapcc somewhAt remarkable in the caee
Of the latter, as be generally takes the lead in
snd Sa3ro,d. Of Roes, scratched their names otf
lust before The paper was presented. t ia
said PM took Oh his name because Movay
hAd put hia On Asv,y it .is,a ~ b. s;7t1s 1Snsna
scts, md for This independence blind and
bitter pa1tieans like Pa1T haye never forgiven
complete, for standing in his place. and utter.
ing not = word to which the most fasaa'ous n,us
i. msdo the hitter exhibit hinaself IN the m1ss q
1nenviable md ridiculous Light One o. nc
finest speeches OF tho evening WIS made bF
Speaker Cunningham, whau he replied to
1labe1'a charge that the Republican delcg.tea
from Hamilton County had fAlsifed their
pledges. Mr, Cunningham is usually N ex.
eecding. quiet gentleman, but in his b7sf
speech last night ho utterly withered, Dabc1
and famed and blazed Like a volcano
But il the scencs In the House werc strange,
those in the Senate ware still mora remarks
ble- This body went into seczet session about
10 O'Clock. oEer the Governors nominations
for rnAnagers OF the Soldie,s' Orphans' Humc
and Superintendent Of tho St1te House. The
nominations for tho Board Of Managers vcre
made on Friday, and almost Immediately i.
| becsme known that some OF The Democt1c,
rteuded to nako trouble. Tia RoPah'
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Al Winonn, Minnesota.
Nfncna tdprill1 Correspondence n tie La c1osA


1IfpNtifraH.
Eerer, within the memory OF man, has VII
at this time. Tie depot Of the Winona Il st.
Tetcr Railroad Company is known only by the
roof of the building, which is Tow feet abovo
the wate1. The track, above the depot, is un-
der water for long distance, aud several rods
Of their tack (wherc the current passes oyer
into the channel, back Of the city) is washed
AWAY. Their locomotives rcuain this side OF
the break, Oh r piece Of track that is Eghor
than the balance: fears were entertained that
tho track would Eiyo way and let them into tho
river, Gnt believe the company coneacrs
them sntc, now that the water Las commenced
falling.
A larec number Of cars loaded with wheat
were also caught in tho t.ynr.3," but as luck
would have il, tho water did not rise quite
high enough to DO the grim much il any dam
Ias.enscrs and baggage for the railroad arc
landed by the steamboats, at the Ground
house," about mile and halt above town.
The Keokuk daily plows her way through
| the willows, oeer the fats in thAt direction,
with water enough under her to float the Great
| Eastern, or any other craft
Al the city, ! temporary pier has been con
house, where the boats discharge and take OF
| city freight and passengers The Gu
tire lower pier, aud The street running par
| allel with it, are covered with Eatei
| from two to ten fect deop, and hundreds oi
buildings are sat sea-" + he lumber yasl, ia
the lower part Of the city, is all A6oat, and the
lumber is held by boom thrown around It,
The citizens Of the submerged district (and
which Is more than half OF the city) also faster
their wood, chiclen-eoops, and the ike, in the
eamc manner. They visit their premises 1t
boats, and It Keeps many Of them bnsy TO sAvt
Sias out sa'sn y ssns
tircly, except the tope OF few piles, thAt hay,
not been washed out The little rteamc
buckeye is bueily engaged In picking up tn
loose ends rs they float away. The work vii
be found badly damaged when the vaser soc
down, and It is currently reported that th
road will bc abandoned entirely, Is inpzae
ticable
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Wnr7autrc deeds conveying city and suburban
E-rrcrty, vi hin seven milcs Of tho Court House
nlc. for recosl IN "Wednesday, April 90:
Ost.ora ST, 4 c coInc. nt Fourth It, w..front,
u1id N of 7DSxa 40 II; March 9s....... LEX
Lincoln st, % 4 Of ksnzic st, " I, e4Exso
GRIN !. Is; rs II Of ADAMS St, +, sSzi:;i it; 30
'4hiid i, i20 n oi Lincoln st /, q!xiss ~
s.1oft: Iune II, 1852. Observation-Disclosures. eN
s3'.te, sntt s g g IT of Fourth st. vi, 4o1lio
Fnisos% % +. 1ss is II 81 I'.cs St !. Il s.sx
l1b Il, With hnuse: April s.. -.......... 1913
Hamilton 81, .4a Il n Of jackson st, vi. +sx
Washington It, of Oakley St, 81, soiis;3 '''N
II, with buildings; April rlo.-...-,...:.-..: H:3a
Harrison M f. y Is # Of Gold st. T. sa11s ~ +
shoiso i na's x corner i;oiicy St, sizx
s'iehisan ~, 20 r u . Of Fourteenth st. VI, =,
wss aa'ss :; s.: 1Et q Randolph st, T. SUE M
rS3sfs HI :; !; q kos:a'a St, VI; ss1isa To-
co.,aer % drove az, e corncf Q, Tift:seo-
on.i II, T. soxl10 Il. April il..-...-..... SOC
fa + ~ q ~, o. iniana ~ lSo1
AIrhcr Road, = It " Of Lime 81, I, 9s1loo =,
ls:ia!ss s. ID Il ot WenoIoaee ST, vi, l'
si11slH 1t; Arns ns7...........-.....,. LIT
NORTH OF CIT uxrIs
11afmer 1T, q corner Of Lel,ad ay + u
AlpsS1 IT. AfIl4 }l.I.
Eehrkc r, IS It y Of Grcen Day Road, Mt
snuIH nF CITY lIxrIS
Montgomery az, has # 4 = OF Archer ro1d
ncf. saxi+4.t It; Aprii 1e......-..,...,, 1;
Wood a, 3 cor OF Flfty-scooni st, I. sas
xael ri; Arsl 1s,.....- .........,.,,, 40
Burnside st, 27b It OF Egau as. v I, 4oxl1o
Jel!;lsan N nn,il It q II 81 fiitjsecond 81.
10o11a0 II; Ar11i t..-.-..............-... 90
WET OF OLD CIT LIMITS.
Harrison St, n cor Of Campbell av, nj, =
xlsa II; April 1S.....-. -...........-..... 10
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A JAPONICA Or A SILVER SPOON,
Chief Justicc ChnAc Introducing
Escnuty TO General Benjamin f.
f8utlrr-TRcsutt OF tho Introduction.
kNsde- E<.s Ga..xes1sr az fhx

Chief Justicc Chnsc Introducing
Escnsaty 10 General Benjamin f.
f3utlrr-Rcsutt OF tho Introduction.
Cider Ktys, Flo lNarrh 81, csrrt.pondenot o. IL.
h<ar Tori SuE.
ws xs5e t9ss ID nE On sns vha,f hfs
o, Nohcrts' irregular Enc fr- ipvaids. would
eve1 arrive from Mobile, and tfke ls TO Tampa
bay. Mrs Anderson, i vivaciaus ana Interest,"
ing young widow from Louisville, H.. vas one
Of our party. She had como 10 Cedar hess
with Nj, Iulece family. Mr.. Sa1ton made 4
remark, while eonversing with Mrs. Anderson,
tl.at a1ousel Mira A., or in othar words, drew
her out.
when vas in Washington recently" said
Mira. Anderson, "a lady friend OF uaine was
walking in tho Capitol, accompanied by Chief
SnAt'co Shasc- The young lAay w1s about Il
se.rs OF age Butler met Chase, and aftes
1saSu3 asns lev predatory remarks, inquired, ad-
tricndf' '' IA' " ''uA '-''
"'Cer.ainly,' replied Chase, and tbe1oupon
PC introduced General Butler to the YounC
LAZY, who slightly nodded her head. butler,
to bo very agreeable
"'Ihat Is beautiful flower he remarked
| addressing tho yonng lady, who held = lorefs
1apenalea in one hAna; won't you prcsont il "a
| y JAPomea and not silver spoon,
replied tho Eoung lady. With that she dropned
| the flower On tho pavement and put be, {ittie
| foot upon it. Subsequently, she burst ont 49,.
ing. and apoloGixed to Chief Justice Chssa IA,
| her conduct, and said that ehc fels such ~
dreadful repuenance for tho nAu that Khf
could not do othcl~isa,~ >' Sl'&
A Northern lady who Wis with Mr., So,4,,
eaid that, recently, when abe xas in Sorti
Casolina. she was asked by a natiye vherr she -
lived. I'm New York, waa the reply. 1Dji
thc Yankees use you bad when thev Hcni
thtough there ?" inquired tho hostess. Tbt
| Fnolns.n F aus taase1 he! handkerchief to hel
ing. " 'A N-NeA
, 1870-04-21
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY,
WEDNESDAY, EyksrSa, April ~

WEDNESDAY EykStS6, April 20.
Tho following significant reference to the
Funding Li1l IN accredited By the New York
World to Hon. James Brooks, IN his recent
EIprsst:
The Ways and Means Committee arc certain to NJ
fass, or, II rasscd, to fund any debt Sec,etarJ
boutwell,. however, has returned, as full OF fund
Ing - crcr. and caScr to fund"
As Mf Brooks is member Of the Wavs and
Means Committee. as we'll as one Of the pro
prietors Of the Express, it ID not improbable
tllAt the intiuaation is about correct There i
the more reason for euproein1 that this will
be the fate OF the Funding h;ll, bec1uec the
opposition to the bill sinco its real character
was discovered, has been too general 10 bo dis
regarded by Congress We have held from the
over the Funding bill without having e1-
au1incd al its bearings sufficiently to
know what would bc tho effect upon this cur
rcney and the general business OF the country,
and finally passed it in compliance with Sccre-
tar! Boutwelrs persistent demand, As = short
II tho Senate hid the matter to do over again.
the probability is the bill would not pass, Bat
As the matter stands now, Ar. Boutwell, goes
before the House with scheme that has been
endorsed by tho most consecutive body Of
Congress. and is confident that he can drive it
nez that he did through tho Senate Letters
have been received in Chicago from mcmbers
Of Congress who e1presa the belief that he
Will succeed. He has committed himself 10
ir1ryceab}y to this funding scheme, That he will
bring every influence It his cor lsod to taye
it past II It does not pazs he I'll soNer de-
feat undtr which most n,en wcs,.a be too proud
to retain etfce-
Comptroller Hu1ibul is understood to be
opposed to the Funding bill, and does not kcs-
itate to eharaete1izo it Il IN attempt "to I'm
gle ont the National Bxnka for comp.lsion. :"
In scheme for funding tho debt that Is In
practicable except by ooupulsinn. He has,
however, declined to do sny OF the lobbying in
behalf OF his ideas. th1t has been 1raortd to
BY seGetat! boutwell, md Treasurer Spinner.
The Committee OF Banking and Cur.cner
spent four hours Oh Saturday in Discussing
eornc Of tho financial Propositions that hAve
been hung up there 50 long thtt the puhhc
:. had cnne to the CONCLUSION they "diel fox
, tho wait OF breath Among othst
: points Of discussion there was an
1ttenrt to rcsuscisate the notion
Eeeued TO be majority OF the members oi
tho committee who hAre got no further alons
in their financial A B C than to uot vet flnd
out th.t Redistribution il the most senselaet
hnnbug That has ever been the subject Of *
much congressional g1bhls-
Treasurcr Spinner has made public the fol
lowing condition .of the gold aud cu1renc,
l6: ....-- ---.
Coin IN the Treasury. ,sH,oo
Outstanding gold notes. ts,nsAoo
Balance belonging to government. - -, %
F1cdonAl cu1zeacy sen1 out, lor week. 1snr s.
Ffaetsooal currency redeemed md De-
xzuTsds...'...'..''''''+- S'saV
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4 Or star. aS
Thiekness-Flve shingles to le TWO inches In
tlnkncsA Iergth-S!11een tnchea 81 90 fef car
!. ad added wheptransferrcd, which charge fol-
lows the shing!ea.
, 1870-04-21

to,J from tida county, hut vo took steps 70
prevent tho recurrence Of auch an act;
Yet, here Was m. organization ostenaitly hno
Avowedly for the veEy purpose Of making tnie
country and our people subjected to eonstAns
continual interruption, because OF the want Of
etort On the part OF the United States Govern
mcnt to suppress this organization. hcA53
hcar. He trusted such representation would
be made Az wonld rcrnlt in soma arrangement
r,odiSL occurrences, such alaTms as 1t present,
which would not render necessary tho taking
away OF tho libertios Of the people Is proposes
il he present aet, He did not lntend to crti'
Csc Or Oppose the statement Of tho govern,
rnent, but scccpte1 their statement, and agrsMea M
| to arm them with the authority necessary ioi
| tho preservation Of public peaee. heas'
| hear.
, 1870-04-21

The usrsct VIA int! hut nEt.l Charters tnelu,ie
the following: To E1tIalo-f'ropelef rotaMat,
xuru On n /, through rate; schooner Dtlawa.s
UfpIa N!lH aikc.,. wheat on r. T.; *thoonrr !; "
Morry. wheat al stc. To E7c-Prolcllcs Acs-
cnaui IRON MIlwaukte}. wheat and W On y. /
10 oGeicr,ch-Srhconer Ethan Allen. wheat At &c.
fr,.e OF elevation. To kinEston-s>shot,te.s sFa
tor. a. Il, Cooper and H. W. Lucky, ~nea1 u lle
scbuVu,r II. rltzhnch. wheat at II ~
MuwarxEE. .,p1l !e.-Grain 1!tli:nlS Ee,f 'a.. an
AMI inwss, Sal, vessels efEc14tl at ts"tr 10Y VIA
70 Buffalo. and 1akc 10 k!nSsthn AMI SsWt;s.e
The schooner T. r, Ilnrr wtS chattttetl On Monuss
evening al 1a!,c for wheat TO Care Vincent
DETROIT, ApI1i 19,-The t'rtt irtss SAYS; Eans
10 OsWego and t4sienshusTh hy the Nnf1net1 t,'.I
TRANSFORMATION cuElpanya rrorfliers nave osSn
nnlurtI 10 lsc for whrai and nc ir'r brl fnr no'ls
| Se.,w Ellen White, dry lumber. Fast Saslna"
| Frrmont. at 81: also fath for n:rakaSc-
III" It.st rrinarks: 'AOn Monday our mnsnI .,,.a,
was stry quiet an,l rates are T'ncW MAJ ,'''.
t,ut M, without GunlAhc chanrc. re s.tH1a. g..
| 81 wheat are l!lSra, and stocks Harlh9 Lue ~ -;
f.yr iIays have lrtn REDUCED from fltfl. ~ - =,
IN n, $500 lii, md p7'oahly nearly All tals vi
H. farrn nut III Il trw days"
| TrtrN1. ami la.--1ne schonness nFh -" m
t,nn.urIlo. and I. T. Felton. = leal VIVA W ~
itnIsr fur Eais4it: r,l"Et, So, fts III ~ ~ NV -,
mi 81 l+r III uu timber. thu taffta ~ W a. - ~
sir Chsr1,s Sa1teE aud bark j. T. " orHua ~.
| c,,,rnI.t.,i tt~.lnFyuw. TEe two lAss H2.hta '. ~
~. are ina,9e,l fnr Kingston with rin1cf 'es II
f1rr, &c market mostly }wa!nnt-ts."*4'ss..
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1909
$4,000
-I--f
5000
<,an
1000
LINN
ilrsO

From tht 1bronso tGua., Lair.
During the debata in the Commons on En-
day night upon the euspen1on Of the Hd5eas
GOr7nIx act, Mr. Mackenzie said that it w2a
matter Of extreme fpGret that thus countt!
slsou11 bc Threatened now for five consecutive
ycass, with periodical inyanons by lawle*s por-
tious Of the peopl1 Of tho United StAtes- heAr.
heAr.) he trusted that the government would
make eueb representations to tho Impartial au-
thorihes As would induce them to take romc
steps to prevent such periodical occurrences,
these e'oecAsial,A Es1moEs, and the possibility OF
An occasionalinyasion.O On cne or two OCCASIONS
within the past year VIC had similar r1moH,
and H1nAM forces were called cut at various
points along the frontier, yet none WIS able to
observe any real necessity from movements on
the other side for the preparations taken. II
1nust be presumed that there were 1easons why
government should take such .teyN, but il waa
desirable that il these fumorr we1e Ia be
brought mp periodically from the inability OF
tho government Of the United StAtes to control
par Of their population. Great britain must
take some STEPS to enforce the observance Of
international law. (Hnar, hear. What would be
thought Of us by the people Of the United
Statea il We pe1nitsed forces To DO organ
lied, regularly drilled and of3cercd BY
4 periodical assembling Of legislature4-
and = pariodicM drilling of troops, and
to keep armed sentries At tho doofs OF said
lagislsturea and Of their armo-ics? What
would be thought Of Us, IT, in the face Of I
continual rennonatrance. weshou1d permit such
q state al things TO exist2 We rcre rcyiled
and uphraidcd ly tho people and press OF the
United Htates because 6orae OF theit dtixena
4lada A attsct upon portion Of thsir ecrri'
, 1870-04-21

sav there ie prospect of another great scan-
dal, in which the Prince Of Wales is again
10 be made TO figure. The report has been
current for some weeks, and on Saturday one
OF tho papers alluded to it in the following
words: 1T is stated in Westminster Hall that
The Prince Of Wales is likely to !'e again men
toned n the Divorce Court ~ correspondent, !,
in case in which countess is the Respondent
Tho countess is the wife Of a very eftimable
gentleman, whose ancestors have been dukes
sor nearly 200 yea11. In the hope that the re-
port may not prove truo. let ns SAY no more
about it 1t present"
, 1870-04-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Schenck-s Pulmonic Syrup,

Fe. al dis+.aes RI thr lunr. ard respiratory "saa
Sshrnek. Seawrcd Torlr, for ds'E<r-is and nsssdoo
sebrock'. Mandrake Pill, for livr: cn:rrla:at-
These porslar uc1ieinrs hare now sen tcso'e me
rnhltc nearly forty ye! 2ad tsc Ter1tatoa ht1 n1Ve
attained ,rndrrs it s-e. 70 rua taer Tae!'scds Ene
have t-r hrtitel By their Use trtty TO thef saets.
Hrcar h- a.ked By thnAe who nSt familiar Wtsa
the virtue. Of tbess EtrAt rr1esies, How DO W.
SsheEck rnelieines effect :ttiz wont17u esca ot e1
tu.nrtiau:"
The srtwef II tlapIe one. They bse.a thsaf wca1
Ct 1c.tosation b. bringing the stomach Evet ana oo~
!, MO Al Act.yr healthy rendition. 1t Is food taaf
r,,, thie formidable di-ea.~. searnet's Mandrake
f4. III On The liver md stomach, rrcsnotuE healthy
,r,stop snd rroyn he &f1e and slime which havr 70"
eu,ted frnu the Inactive tnrpfa erndan ~ tht* o.
raus and Of the systctn etrc.,fs This sukstsa taa
Of ths bcs3y md the consequent accumulation o. sns
unhealthy sohtances Named rrrvcnt tho psorT dises-
dot Of fool and \ natural eorAEutuce. e1eae IN
rs.. which rrsuts Ia ptpssrAdor, Aad finally IN trs'
| Sch.nekp Pulren1e Syrup and S<awrrd Tonic. wnH
taken 4rxl.tl< 1insle with the foa ALL The der"oFs
csrsrA axe s1ss 1ieh hlosa. snd. - natural coea
cucncr Sve Cash Anl strrngh to TIC pat1rnt Lei tos
faculty say what II may. this tho ony :!ne sufe ss
cou.utuut;or E1perienca ha4 paved It htyorh M
shadow Of doubt and Thousands aEe to-sa5 alivt ~
ueN who few year. t!pce wrtr rcsa'3cd ~ Eoreses
r,.r. but who wrfr tnduetd to trE Dr. seheneAs r1n
1rs. and wc.r rsstarsd u permanent hea.ta pg tnA
| u.c.
Dr. Sehcurk's Almanac. eontsIu1nE iuu Eraas6 d
TIE y.rous fr1zps Of dat. his ndc cf ttrsfsenf "a
rrnrrzt directions how to bis medicine. can 90
srs,s cx sent hs mail hy AiFrssnE hts principal ole<
i No, Is North sixth st. FhlAdtrha. Pa
. r4er Of the Put1soue syrup md scAweed Ion'c -
n ID t.r tottlr or t;J haI owen Mandrake Pilz
:. cent. box Far sale By al Irukxas and deelesh
, 1870-04-21

Ralsuce belonging 70 government y.G ~ OK
Curfency balance In Trcasu1T......+,. ID, 81 OK
FTscdonAl currency sen1 out, Tor week. 1,snr So
observation-disclosures. ] S7,.a
, 1870-04-21
Private Matters.

r,pER n, T.. the Regular Old Eltabilahed
r -m:,tr - S<,uth Clark St tneAE MonrEI
CoSF1pESrlAlLd5. ~ SGnSpai Fl 70 ~ 81 e b, max
@9srS IN rta,nns for Married Secret
VAiso tuo for Book ou S.4i- An9ee 1-, s,,,t f1,.x
, 1870-04-21

HngrGk,nET. April at1 Z n. .-cIsaKh.,V sns,,,
A:l1ui.a nig Run. light; cushman. ,I A3'nu., nv;
light: General ShcE1nAn- s. Lnus aS!
ID; Il luin,~r. aseo It lalh: Narta Anels u -, :
inIlIs s9cc:J It lumber IL, ,>ae It nonr1n--
si,i.nE, I3Vo0 It 18th; Brilliant, StntSA ~
lumber: Messenger. Flrtnce- s5. AS u iu!HN.' 1'
ais cLl.c II unlwr, G.bn Il 1ooF1ng. s-'1 y s.s'
toco0 I. shingles, l.,0N It llth: ntr1.o, LSAnts'
light; ptLant~, tnckpcrt, light; T1phn. o:sama,
rs railroad t1e. 40 II luulsr. aeo sAnsies,
1s.nN lAth; Annarrb. Lsckt'rt, a,"s on wneas "
rnr.,u Bruwn1ow. LASalt. 81 -siSs II luta9ef. ASH
!a:h. lj,.ot shinslus: r. sbAr,,, MasseIes. 9'3ls
It lumher, z, 90 lath. so'uo shlnx!Ss ~ posts H.
s. CARPENTER, kanlaker 3i1 ttl* salt A..
AEy;tyEt,-Chas. S:erl, 1h1ies, ~ y.l5 Stoae. Az
gusts, Bic Ruu % ysis s.ore; Eclipse, Lnans, -
Sd$ sfrnr; Gcr. judi, Elr Kun, - 5.lS ssuhe y
O. Inonlis. Lennnt. - x1s stHnc: D. Hess itmon,'
Ge yds stone. :. r.. tEtn"nt. - sttS esnas: AZ
vance LeInont, 81 yAs etant: Lazy t52aAHls- *
mont u, yds stone. ThHn1crthlt, ~, ~ ":
stLrt: Henrietta Walker, Lcntont1 to s1s st1ae'
brls umc. .,a, nv m
C1xIEEp-Ectpse, leMont, l1gnts AtSAas> -
| mont light; s i r. Lemout, ltShs' r. LEES; L;
mont, light; H. Walker, LeWant, Msa'; ~, IL. ~
rcaslec, Ienio1L light; Lady FfanKha. Lea9n ~,
isat: leo Judd, Lenaont Light: AnSasLa, ~. =.
J"lEct, rcht: ". T. Steel, 1oret, light: l1"aac, s
l Joittr la,llh feet lunter aad ~ bE1S nov y
Iiuntoon Morris, 81 81 + lumber ana ~, ~,
| x,unds stone. for Joliet. Sau1luS, oS L'a, ~,
os so6 n iutnber: ryugr>ss, bF'nvtlie, MSs ,,9
1.a6ss It luErer t3.3u Il flooring, lhoh II as"l1'
Nan,e i.ai. t1lxxa, ss,sb Ircsis-
HrrtyfnLDak Leaf. LDcEltorf. 50 yds sso2
| Resrne. Lemont. 81 !ds statr: II. alAes,
mont. q IDS stone, " pounds lluic-
, 1870-04-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April ~.

WKnxEpAy EVENING, April n.
Sales Of grain. nour. am proEG!nas WI VII Ss
found unier the head Of .'ComnlerciaL.r and the
San 8 s,o1aer y W Saits a1s.s oh oaerwse e1presseI
BISTTEit-Th.ry was rather More inquiry lot
this artte.r to-tat, Int Prices ruisd io"t.; ;,o.
dynn cno,atIons 1c on ali grades, ~ ioEoMts
chu,ec daI,y, s6lasse; fair % good tub ind nf1an
sd &c; common grades, 1selsc-
,n; lhe following prices were barely sustained:
Stnrk. &c Lewiston 4. sc Fort Pm. t&; Lid
low 4, &c; American, 4oe; Union 4 -; sunmss, !s
sH-bu. 2l,asl.c: : snnnlsss .ss r. 4,u' s''ss' o'4
lsPi P1aDiSH 1ED1lisSaf; ISTERiAlwc II! note An IN
creased demand for building matenGS ana n p,1sss
| ar 1rm at the fcuowing{ranGe: MICHIGAN slncco'
sa.oss 4s5 marble anst, III, ss1ss: Is :; IL! Htne,
menl m gusH GlssSs Giics, : SrL s.i.ase3; cement,
19j Ressnjale. > trl, t1oSsass: Akrvn, . hi. 500
ass5; Lualssllle cement, sa1assS; plasssTsne sae
Gre Gr IFeSs f. ) 100, :;acoseaoo: M clay. eEl
S.OnaIas; plaster. D hrl, se.0oRaaA
cEEsEade sen.la1ss slack :. tns s4ns1sa 71'na,s
2ugtN. qartnry. Isa,;c; Western Reserve, 1s9l+c.
cOHi-So change has taken plscc ia The market y;
y Ntse NJ s sS%@ss ~ az; ssne ut s tss
eaots LeSn, umn !ao5 i,S BiossafF
e1eay Fl 49a sIts5 MIss* 1ln W,5s1 sssS
! IS: issstpy, MoS; Walnut iill, sao&zaoo; Illinois
3 cOfFETne demand continues active ant
I nnler encouraging aAs!crs from Tie Esst, p!iss
arc nrm ut the following ranse; Mo1no, 49, ai3 R,
sssSt. rcoS * iaiae; prime q choice, sssse; L
; eunsnsse3 unsnsse3FEKaGE-rbe aEr following aee prices no
q Wn!sIcy ha17cis. 49,
~ PORK barrels. .....*.-'.....'''''''.''''
IA F1our Sa.rels, aat hoops. -