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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-21
FREIGHT.
TO sTEAMBoATMEN.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO ALL
w legee wo k pertaining to
Assert ng, delivering and Receiv-
ing CargOes
f,r sc mboa's; also TO rec i've freight nom
boats for merch nts, taking care of and deliv-
erns the s-me per orders ON cOnsignee.
Believing tina our past WORK Sill be a suff-
cient guarantee for our faithful at enhance TO
any business ghich nay be entrusted to US,
we are respectfully,
w. W. WILLIS.
A BANKSMIrH.
LII No. z H wards Row
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-21

THE Vienna Exposition premium
whisky Of Fink 4 Co, Louisville, 81
Aches, corner Union and Second. lsI
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Vicksburg, City of Vicksburg. .............s .. m
New Orleans. p.m
w hlte river, Ella p' III
ARRIVALS.
Steamer St. Francis, Friar's Point.
H. G. Jaeger, st. Louis.
,DeRussey, Cairo.
Pat Cleburne, Helena.
Ruth, st. hogis.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Quachita Belle, New Orleans.
II. G. Jaeger, New Orleans.
A. j. White, Napoleon.
st. Francis, Friar's Point.
Ruth, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Pat Cleburne, West Wind, Ella, Mary
Boyd, Phil Allin.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather moderate, with thick smoke
prevailing on the river. The river here
is receding steadily, with eight feet in
the channel from here to Cairo and
seven feet from there to St. Louis. The
Ohio is rising at Louisville. The Cum.
berland ia rising again, which will i'm
prove navigation in the lower Ohio.
White river is falling, with four feet in
the channel from Jacksonport to the
mouth. Arkansas river is declining,
with thirty inches in the channel from
Pine Bluff to the mouth. Business on
the wharf was not very active this morn
ing. Several steamers overdue have
besn delayed by the smoke and bad
weather. The arrival of the Cincinus.i
and bends packets will make it more
lively on the wharf this afternoon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The officers of the packets report the
woods on fire adjacent to the river on
both sides, from here down to Helena.
The above is the cause of the thick smoke
which has enyelopsd the river for the
past forty-eight hours, causing much de
lay to steamers. The smoke is so thick
below Presidents island that steamers
find it a difficult matter to run.
The Ruth, IRON ST. Louis, left this
morning for New Orleans.
TIE Sam j. Hale, with two barges in
tow, will pass up this morning for Gin
cinnati.
Mr.. Dick Brannon, q well known aud
popular steward, late Of the Augusta,
Il. P. Walk and several other steamers.
is open now for an engagement. Mr..
Brannon is an experienced caterer and
an affable gentlemen. His services
would prove an acquisition 10 any
steamer.
The John F. Tolle left New Orleans
last evening for St Louis.
The Louisville for Cincinnati, ana
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has removed bis olHes and residence to
The Irving Block, No. as Second street.
Dr.. S. HinsOn, dentist; B. L. Watt, ss-
EisiEnt dentist IS
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THE STEAMER PAT CLEBURNE, HAv-
i ing bean detained by the weather, will Law
over until SA rURDAY (her next regular dayJ,
and will positively leave on that day, at p.m.,
for Helena and all way landings. Freight re-
ceived as usual until hour Of departure.
n-72 w. j. ASHFORD, Captain.
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STEAM BOATS.
For Vickshurg.

For VickshurE.
Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company-U.
81, Mail Line-For Helena. Chieot, Green-
vile, VicksbUEg and way landings.
CITY OF VICKSBURG. Riley, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE w..
W o!o,o On FRIDAY E slstinstant. at gtaR
AID. STORM, Treasurer,
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nor RENT-A COTTAGES SIX ROOMS.
4 .tahle half-arre gard n, conv lent 10
Gernando stree, cars; cheap t. prompt pay-
H., tenant. No yellow fever ever z en- ~ the
hnnsT, Apply TO JOHN WA hiNS. ).
1914 AtW ore O2 ,.
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FOR Now Orleans.

Louisville and New Orleans Packet Company
For New Orleans and the Bends.
MARY HOUSTON Miller. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVEON 49,
W MONDAY. the Oath instant. Lslt711tSh
at II IN. leAlA1zAlA
B. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
lE2 900 Front street.
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nor RENT-A BRICK HOUSE. M 10
n Mnlberry street; ninerooms, neyer-iainng
ststsrn ~ Dure water, few steps from beal
stSest cars. Possession on or before December
Ist Apply oa the premises, or to
iSsi NFF'' JOS. ALDEN, next door.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-21

T,oR RENT-sTCRE AND DWELLING,
X ~. 147 Madison street good stand for
meat or grocery store. Inquire on the prem
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FOUND.
LOST.
WANTED.

NXTANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TIC. COOK.
w wash aud iron for a family OF three,
Apply at SSs Lauderdale street. or SOs Front
street. Ve-l
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Larcenists locked Up.

Kahn d FreIberg.
500 pairs elegant cashmere pants, at
S. q pair.
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Tor RENT FOR HE iSAR 1874 -, NY AN
place o. the Horn Lake rSnd thT mr.; p mres
from, he city, and known as the Jaeger RACE C.
House has nine rooms, with I'VE M a. "
Sround sttaebed, well stocked with fRun Tvs
a sniandid place " a gardener. Apply 10
e. I " JEFFERSON, 16 Maids n st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-21

THoR RENT oNE.sToRY FRAME COT
X tare. in good repair, and e0nYenlenuy
located AZ ass Poplar street.. Inquire OF
Ss-T3 MRS. NJ. A. DAILY, 1Ol Adams Sc.
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EoR RENT.

VxTANTED-VAbLTsA AND CISTERNs TO
w clean. ]. ID. Fox. 80 Union St. 8-f
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For white and BLACK Rivers
NEW LINE,

Memphis, Helena aud FFfsr's Point
Tri-Weekiy Line.
ST. FRANCIS, Cummings, master.
r caves MEMPHIS ON TUES -
IL days, Thursdays and Satur- 80
days. For freight OF passage APP -
ply on board o5-T
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CHEEK LINE.

Nemphis and VicksburF Packet Comrauy-
Iri-weekiy Liue-Eor Helena, Frinr' Point.
Napoleou and the Bcnds-U. 5. Nail % Ma
poie0n-Ihe steamers
A. J. Wits. Marx Cheek. master
GEO. W. CHEEK Malone. maftsr
, 1873-04-02

seemingly p6ssea.ed Of soma eutlencity could not bs
reliably connr,ncd. They, however, had marked
effect On Tho money market 1ato m tho day, ond ocea
No failures were announced In Wal1 street, although
Tho brokers say many margins who'd out. Tho
hanks rccolvod sotno gratifying ro.nai,ccs from tho
ln!orior, mud really improving in their condition
Foreign exchange continues t1cmoralzo1, Interior.
ing wi! the exports q grain eetton 8o s5ty days
dol1i wan: weak aud lower, tho prlco falling from
117{ o110z{. closing ut 1t7<@117h Largo sales for
the bull account wore inado youtorny aud many abort
contrnea c1osctl up. Loana tolay nlndc at
7 coin to & rer day for carrying. ocarInga fer yes
torany SRA 900 00o Troasury disbursements $o4ooo
Customs rocelpls, $2t5,000.
oovcrnmonta troko i@2 ror cont ID tho aftcrnoon,
having been h0d by norotanA md othora. unablo to
obtain ,noncy any other way, unl closed no1ninal.
State bonds also declined, aud soro very dull Tho
stock market was actlvo au very irrogar during tho
t1ny, and, owing 10 tho groat strngency in money,
business WAS connod mainly to tho speculative sarcs
Speculation vhH generally nfcccd carly In the day,
aud prces declined 12 por cent, choiy In rana1na
Pacific Iail mud Western Union but after meridian
tho tono changed from boar" to II BULL" and pricos
advanced a4 per cont, tue greatest improvement be-
ing In tho stock nhovo mentioned ANIL Harlon, tho
ri4o bong based tho Of Troasury nsaIatanco
to tho money market. Tile wdo differences betwoen
caAh and regular transactions formed marked foH-
turo Of tho dsu1ngp Tho mRrkot closed very atrong
At the boat prices Of tho day.
, 1873-04-02
Tho Produce Markets.

NEW YORK.
New TonK, April 1.-CoTroN-1imitcd request ;
midiIng uIlands, 200; sales, futnres 14,4oo bales
ARr y 12s & 9iss Mss g ostossl 9t June ''
s; n quiot and ,nchngcd receipts,
qet ys1t yellow ~ esern, D 9s Wits,
Mhsl' ss sass s snns aSsr seH viii;
Wcstern s1b5 rejected spring, $l.45(S1 TO- Rye dn
Se n bssss s.; rees nfy S Corn ssay
sss7c. MSstss az as1p W 11 1T
Weatorn mi1ed, 4s95oHo; white "estern' 6o@5'c
''eH1 olovnh wi skED~ouio.; s1@oc; timothy quiet nj
sa;so@s.o9;
HAY AND IIors-Unchsugsd.
anooEn1Es- nrm; no, 1o7i@19c. Sugar
st Sss jrsnns iss fssa 1a; e sts Sssss quiet
TE71osnga-gT;saS ~; j9c Esansa 1'e
pRoy1s1oSs-Pork fir1ner; now 1ne'a, tlo. 81
SSsaass v; .SSsii s5r Mss SiS
'1S i s!s55 ees Seas" Ap % !;E
'fssn' snars sao rra @ VI Wsstern saas' ls5lo sas
CuEzsE- Steady and unchanged.
CINo1NNATI.
grain quiet and unchanged.
pnov1s1oss- Strong; Mess pork firm, s1o.6o.; sale,
1t $17.0D buyer Nay. Lard firm; Btcam, &c, hclG
higher; Kettle, Vt sNc: bulk meats strong llsh
offerings for spot; largo demand for future shoulders
sa;' sesr as rS Is
'Segg&S; sess, sFl,rg g'ig2M'. Sf Il.
BALTIMORE.
ArT aiet s1 dn
sS's %estsrn, s't olo 5ss a Western nm tsod 45@lS
white, 47a4so. Nye qaista at eo6aaoo
pRmeats sd af 3@Ss aeon dr It gaT
hams, l2T@15o. Lard held at a:l@oo. "
UurrER-Tirln md unchanged.
Wu1snx-steady at 91s:
0swEoo, April .-DReADsruFrs-Whe, unchanged
prairie white 0anaia, $2.O5. Corn steady; Western
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA April l.-pREA EAusruFFs-Epur dull
concessions hayo boon nado to sell medium and low
grades; s1pe,ane,' 34:oo@625; e1trasa st $ 6o9e25
dans MiaeoR 5 *GS S ono and IT
sas: wats, ssae@$1s' R;a stssay, a2Ssss oess
dail; @ xshlte. 4sslSs; a,lxci, 4os; ,a. ~
rErnohEuM- Crude, 13!4c; rcaued, 1850.
w""Hf-oa''t' Sav g.; ORLEANS.
sc}l@s7o for all Kinds.
pAov1s1oNs-Lard III ioman1: aerccs packers, $40
roi1nsa. n,d,.1 s159;oo; !s;vs keg' o)s@'le.
sssS Sgs an t1' o%
Noeelp!s, 5.o95: ,Espo.ts~oontlnent, 2,445; count
kHanos AiVoes 4toGA3 AHpIAu4t
ST, LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.--DnEAnsTurFs- Flour dull and
unchanged Only order tlcn,u.l. Wheat dnl and uu
changed Nc. Chicago spring, sl.M; No. : H. re- :
mlxol, o3Gss3Ho Oh o4Ht track, mud 3o@3uho III oio
vstor. Oals quiet No. 9, a7G327,4o on eaat track
Barley firm No. 3Alring, 7oo. nyo firm nnd highcr
WII1sKY-FirM Ut H7u. .
! pHoy1s1oss-pork Arm and higher at $1o.oo to ar
ryopna ..p conntry 9G?5 on spot ana s1a'o ,; 10 To-
cear sides, sh@10c, seller April. bacon stiff ant
highor c!ear rlo, e3c for May o7lo for JUMP ~
1oa for July coar sides. 1910 for July. Lard hlgh
| er primo atca1n, 90.
| Hoaa-Bteady ut $4.76Gs6.95.
CATrLE-Unohan8ed.
] MEMPHIS,
MEMPHIS, April 1.-Co1ToN- Fair demand and Arm
, 1873-04-02

tho week. 3779. Tho market opened dragEingy at full
&c decline Inst wceks closing prices bit towards
IFS Ohio steors, l,o22 to lsos, 1T ss12S5o.io; %
Indiana steers 1'9Gs to 1i?S At s512M@s;7s; a
1422 At s55o % oheroheo seers, too5 at $3.50; 81
Ts1na atee5s, Y rennsyMyansa M s@tSsFs @
$5.0o@5.25; n Canadian htockera, $50, 1t $5.25:
SHEER AND LAMas-To-day, 600. Total for the
week, 5000. Market not fairly opened Prices obout
tean sheep, % to 1l3 ibs ut 6@7oo 654 Ohio Hhcep,
100 lbs, ut $7.l1h.
Hoos-To-dayt 500. Total for the wcok, Il, 400.
Market dragging at 16@o0o aeclino from aEt weeks
closing prcos. Sales 900 Ohio hogs, III to 22l lbs,
Ak * Gl1Ga6 .96.
, 1873-04-02

collection Of tnxoB iu cittes within which thero
orc 10 Townships or parts Of towRalpa noting
undor township organization ]a,7s-an emergency
moaso bi H. a'monig @ % sootons 10 and II Of
tho Fooa and Snaries not, III rolntion to fooH Of
Jnss Jnstl'S9 99 aud co"at"1'0"' pass00-s''S' 8S'
1 Houso bill 800, to onnblo townships having
raiBod money Tor specific purroso to appro-
prtato Ii In cortain cnBos for othor' purposes,
pnssoi1-yoaa, 10l nnyp, D..
House bill 423, to x tho foes OF 1trlos IN civil
oanos boforo Justtcos Of tho peaoo, pasacl-ycas,
III 1toaao biil 9so, to amend Section Of tho not
In regard to practice IN Courts Of Rooord, passed
Houasc bill 96g, to to- amend tho net in regard to
forcible ontry and dotainor, paasoa-yeaS, o8 !;
nays. o.
HouBo bill 427, concerning attachments in
Courts Of IL MIeeeoEds passodceyeas eca aea nnye
rogard to practice in Courtn Of Record, passed.
lid House @ lii 37d to protect gamo and fish, wap
1ost-ycas, A nays, O..
House bIli 400, in relation to Judgments and
do%Htsss. %onas..p pass;S,a6nyeas' ,,n 81 nays' II.
AFTERNOON BEss1oN.
Third READING OF BILLS.
Hostse bill 392, concerning landlords and ton-
ants, wns read a third timo aud pussod--yeas,
10l nays, O..
House blll o35. in relation to tho publication Of
logal notices, pasaad-yoaa, oG naya, o.
House bill 348, concerning surplus funds Of
towns and villages, pasBod-ycas l00; nayB, 8.
EDUCATION BILL.
The special order, House bill 800, tho Com
pnlsory, Edueetion bill, vas read Becond timc,
providing TINT no child botwcen tho ages
Of Q and IA ahnll .rocoivs tho bonelita
OF tho school fund or Of tho froo
school system. unlees provided with cortiAcato
from paront or guardian, showing tint such
child Ias performed manual labor for ut 1eust
threo months in tho ycar preceding.
bIr. sTREETOn made spooch in support Of
ha amendment.
Nicssrs. SNOW. DRADWELL, WARNER and
RICE spoke n favor Of tho bill, aud Mr: QUINN
against.
alr. SHAW moved to postpone tho bill until
bs wero posponod n the ths Ssma DS, o
CoNVEYANCEs.
Senate bill 200, concerning convoyances, was
pssscd-ycas, % nays, o..
Adfouruof. =. -
, 1873-04-02
PERSONAL,

4 Among tho arrivals ut Andereon's Hotel yos-
terlay wore: Roy. II. Byllesby, of Dixon, Ill.
Dr.. j. A. Sewall, of tho State NorMnl University,
Bloomington; and Aaron Gore, cditor of tho
Illinois Schoolmaster.
Bollow il expected In tho city during the last
OF tho present wnclz. Ills rcaainEa will begin
next Tuoaday, tho Aalo OF heats Tor them COM
moucing OH Saturday morning. j.
The holders OF aoason Tickets to the frat Star
Course will be gratiflod to hear TINT Macdonald
is certain to bo on hand this tinio, and will be
the guest Of Laird Collier while iu this city: Tho
snlo Of tckotB for his lecture will begin to-mor~
row morning.
The Evans Lodge Of A. T. and A. N. CEyaus-
ton), through Col. Wesley prainar1, Inst evening
prcsontod Charles Raymond, ESQ.,, who for many
years hlled tho position OF NtaHter, but who III
now Past Master, with gold.hcaded oano as q
testimonial Of their respect and eBteom. rcso-
luton complimentary to h1r. Raymond was or
dored to be spread upon tho records.
Caleb Gushing iB prepared to uupply tho trado
with ready-mado dofencos for eli forms Of polti-
cal crimes.
Goodwin Smith is determined to tost the right
of newspapers to report Ills Lectures without Ills
permission.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., Bays ho will cortRin-
y pay tho 2i5, 600 for which he gave his notcs to
Horncn Greeley.
Joaoph lIaycraft Of Bcarilstown, ILL.,, slept for
forty-eight hours, aud died III loss than fifteen
minutes nftor bolng awakened.
breach Of promise case ut Waulsosha, Wis,
Miss Diantha teavitt vs. Norris D. Cutler, has
endoa in u verdict for a. 900.
/ Solomon Unosll IN extensive grapo-growor
and vino manufacturer of Scott County, ILL.,, has
failed. Lie il 92o, 900 behind hand.
Eonator Jones, Of Nevada, contomp1atos oroct-
Ing $4,000 mansion in Washington, and will
kDDD ODcn house for brother EcuatOrH.
Tho wlfa of tic Hon. Charles A1ason, of Bur-
1ington, Iowa, died March 20. Her maiden
nanlo was Augelicn Gear, and slo vas born i'll
pittsde1d, Mass, and married. to Mr. Mason, ut
Galona, III 1887.
Tho rapid promotion OF young Fred Grant
oyor superior ofllcora who hnvo seen years of
active service in tho field Ia severely criticised.
without regard to merit has Il tendency to do
moralizo tic aorvico.-Hartfo,a Coura'A Gen.
Ha.oley's pape').
A Now York woekly papor, not givon to lnsty
assertions Or Boandalous gossip, has thia little
etory about the particular brother-in-law Of
Con. Dutlor whom Con. Grant has just appoint
cd Port-Survoyor at New Orleans: partor was
ono Of five "arbitratora rocontly appointed to
Bettlo tho terms on wlaicl, tho city should pur~
| chase certain water-worltR from private cor
| poratlon. They fixed tho prfco at e2,000, 900,
| cozalngly n1ado. Soon aIter, they made a Do
| mand for compensation for tler services, which
| tho city refuaod to pay, aud they. thoreupon
Buea 1t, and it WAS brought out by tho EVIDENCE
| of the President Of tho WAtor-worhB corporation
| TINT he had paid thom S15, 900 ut tho close of
! tho negotiations. Tho plaintiffs thon lneokly
and oallnly discontinued thoir eutt.
, 1873-04-02

NEW YoNK, April 1.-Tiero waA frcor increment
IN utl descriptions Of gouA to-day, with agotta uul
JohberB. Low gralo brown and bltached Hhirtinga
wero weak, but Ill other makes ruled rn aid activo
Colorel cottoua brisk. nole jaceonos ae freely
al 0Gu. Cottonndea aro doing bottor. Prints, ging-
quiet. Foreign goods arc In more lcrnunl. Black
1noslars n' coorod Orleans rulo active aud firm in
price, Hka arc quiet.
, 1873-04-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Financial Ncxyes


NEW YonK, April 1.-The situation IN financial cir
oes to-lay was marked hy leas excitement than on
yoatoray but until lato III tho lay thero was little !1!l-
proyen,eht, III far munoy waa concerned Tho only
1oano wero Ut 7tH por lay aud tlteEost. Later tue
srlngenoy iucreascd and dnriug the afternoon mnst
hours tho rate ossed III, and loans were mado ut
3GG2i{ per cent Btroug appeals have bcen n1ado for
aBsfAtance from tho Treasury, and runosa wco crel,
lutc durnH tho LAY that tue Secretary Ind deposited
legal tcncra with tho National nanks Tor tho urpose
Of loanin8 out to money, md that be would
tho proceeds in tho banks. Tho lateat information
was TINT Thu rrcs!ae..s, before leaving for Now xort
bad long ntorytaw with Mr: Aiohnrtson, and t!,9t
tie New York 8ub-Ircasury. Tho reports, though
, 1873-04-02

WArEnTowN, MnaH., April Observation-Disclosures 2a9
supply continuealEnt from tho Northorn States.
Tho best Of tho offerings, With some EXCEPTIONS were
matcrial change in prtcoa Sales Of choice at s1o75@
Hoo; extra, $9.5o@i95o; frat quality, s8ood925
aecond, $8.0097 7.50; third, $5.00@6.G0.
BnEEr AND LAMps-Recc1ps, 20,903: 1narkot dull !;
prices Ko lower sales In lots ut $3.oo@f.6o each !;
Nvtra Is D1fA7 nO
, 1873-04-02

HOGS-Iho hog trade opened Hlack this
morning, with prices sonaibly lower. Tho largo
number Of caya reported to arrive inado buyors
"Rlly," and they demanded and obtaincd con-
cession OF 5G@1Dc from Yesterdays prices. To-
would not much oxceed 10000 head, bnyers took
hold with moro apparent confidence, and prices
stifToucd up little. Sales wero mado at s5.2560
5.i0 for poor to common ut s5.4a@5.d0 for
principally at e5.40@5.55. About ali sold, aud
tho market elosed firm. Among tho transactions
1yhrn fha fn11owfrr.
, 1873-04-02

prrzenunaN, Pa., April 1.--0ATTLE-Mackot very
dull; arrivals extremely heavy; beHt, 6!A@o21c
Atoclers, 514@4Hc; common, 6@5Ac.
6HErp-A1arket unchanged: arrivals fair; best,
t6.8o@7.3o; medium, se.0o@62s; common, s5.oo@
6.2a.
lioos-Markot quiet and little doing; arrivals heavy;
Philadelphia, e. 0.G0@690; YorkelH, $3.60@G.l0.
, 1873-04-02

SHEET-THB MAfKet TOT tLIH c1HaH U1 6LUcN
was extremely dull, the dullnoss being mainly
attributable to tho storm, though tho largo sup
ply on sale tended to dopresa tic market: Buy
ers nBinte1 upon reduction Of 25c per lou lbs,
but holders generally demanded full prices' aud
trading WAS slow In consequence. The range Of
prices paid WAS s0.50@4.25 for inforior to COM
mon; S4.5o@5.00 for medium, and 35.95@o.75
for good to extra.
, 1873-04-02
MARINE.



A1sllIV5D. April /,
Prop Ocono, Milwaukee, 3oo brls -four, 10 b1s fresh
flgl.
CLEARED. April 1.
Prop 0conto, milwaukee,, 81 pkgs groceries, 25 rRga
hardware, 7 coils rope, al Ddls rope, 7 pkgs
groceries.
Prop NJ Groht Saniotce, 60 tons lay u brls bccf is
bra pork. 30 brla flour, TOO bu oata, br1s koro-
sefo, md aundrios
, 1873-04-02

at Ioes Human Hair Palace ara made somo OF tho
handsomos atr switches, ours aud bralds In tho CITY,
Tie keeps lnrge md fashionable ntock second to
Visit the Palaco, at No. 1Y4 Twontysecoll street.
, 1873-04-02
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
. sENATE. ~
me sonntn mot at 0:3o O'clock q. nj, PtES1-
DENT EAKLd. presiding hon-eall waa re-
aponQod TO ny " bonhtora !
49,, ma nA1LnoAp Arp.
House BILL 25l IN relation TO municipal aid to
railroad corporations WIS read second time.
nEsoLuT1oNs.
Senator FGhNEn INTRODUCED resolution re
gnis,ng tho @ Secretary q tue so9Sso to addross
en md ea toy So
ro;5 ,,no., ,,.,nt uo rnoaaa fn ~ s" aro
4ar.1 ~ stato vri+s ~ r'"at ~ H.
rcao1ntion wne rcSorre1 r. A. Rcrcnnn ronmit.
toe tooA''o0 ""o Ae'o1A'0 W s0o o''A"0 o0"'''-
W, Tho Ho,,.o ,,t,o,, md ,r,or7,oo,t co,,rr
,ne Sonoto"o and Observation-Disclosures n con1roaa
~ n4;.ts tis,r,so,,.as ;rnransaJ oIr- ~ ~ h6
a,,d cororanin~ III preadont fnr s;rninc, ann1,
III 1o ia1ron ~ ard cona;inrotinn ~ ti6 a.a
n "s to sncsa orer @ for tosnrnw s at 9a
n'c1oo}s s a. M nt N'@~" 4'''
o''oo" r. -, WV n1,,a
nvnfr w11,ooYE%mandinr NEH m5i1 the act conoern-
Inc g woiri,ts i and mouguros Ibo following s'4
'0 aprirr n1r1s oY.A r1nnn RrAnIsno
vcro reai l thrl ni1'i:b tin,o "a . LINZ '1-AD'"'
H. 'ov;a;nn tho ,ar T., ro1ot;on n ;n+or.
oot ~ pouaodNvoaae 81 noya ~ n ~ AAA'o'
M. 299--1,rovii1inc for Tia conat,uotion. of
5raina ditci,oa iaycos nn1 ot1,nr irnmroycmonta
oan i emergency ] bill@wnn rus read % third tine. and
oiss o;clook ae'm. p'''i'''S0 "0'A' ''o~''" ~ ~
9arnfnr yVil1iamsnn,a hill Mn AGn nnendinr
W. o"d ;uoect;on ~ 1ron ond ~ ~ ,o
n.u ~ @ Ga4;n ana u ETY.
tnh,a ~ ~ ~ ~ "''d '1osnro nu t
n 1,'ta roa ,oa " t;IS tno MI nnasad
tno ouoa a.. 'us. naes M to'' 'Ao '' "''>A
aysa o. sonete h;,1a 1voro rand accon +;,no
p,i.T 17v p1Inn nqs.n3~
hogsm 3s;; I7 nna .t,,i!1 " atnp IT, iea,
,,,",, =, sahooi ,nnaa 1rao read thir1 4.,a "
and paased-ayes, l., ny 26 ;; noes, y.
1ustces " 'llo creo @ ~ Connt.ntos, Mas aeia
a tn1Ia tlng anu' 1or anlotanty, facolanlttod.
eas'a'o g. ptl ~ oaa ~ n'aaE appsurn;ioii tpr OK
Pomascs VI tno 1tat9 t.osoInos praot 70 jan. u
lof>, WIS IcaA t!lliu 141ue tnu Passeu-hyea,
| W nays, u All emergency oi1t.
| sleoSp AEAp1Sn " nthLs.
IAo epoolnl oruer, oonesetntion oi o!lis py sec-
tl"Ns, WIS tuon taaen up, aha Inc 1oHoHlns ellIa
"oro 10 eolls1asrsd: ;|,,, naa O., ~
senate plli @o9, aMonaang seo. u OF IN act 70
provide tor tho removal OF county seats. ordoroa
| to third roadng'
senate bill 2s4 @nenaenf5 tue lava cohcornMG
evidence and deposl'1ona IN OWL oasea' Same
| dintricts. Informally passed.
vlsora to tx tlo saarios Of thoir olerka. Laid On
| tho table,.
Senate @ BIZ 20, relating TO- 5urlos; Passed: a.
criminal caaes: Ordered to third reading:
senate bili zo9, p rGpeailhg an act IN raIgtloh to
solicltofs 1ees. lIhlb ~ one OF tno pllla' Pre-"
Bontod " tue supreme OoTt.l
Mr. oANflEA9 moved 70 strlko out tno on
acting clause, and supported his motion n!91 by
lengthy hPoceli' cnractorlzlng tue pill as an at-
| toInpt TO lmi1alq lMe e! l4"a OF heh!ucky.
.sonator sTNEEToA argued IN favor OF tho
bill
Tho Senate e rofHged i to strike out th9 % %onaotng
, 1873-04-02

III aash ribbonB and Hamburger elging at Mandel
Dro8,, Slate aud Harrison atreotH, and Michigan arc
nsle and THonty-zccond street.
, 1873-04-02
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
TUESDAY EvfNIN1, April j., :,
Tho reoopts Of livestock since Saturday hayo

I10 aovoEo HtorM which sot n last nIglit
and continued ;witl. but slight lntcrmlssion
throughout tho day, ton1ol to rotard outdoor
shoep and shipping catt1o woro In buyers favor.
below viii bo found Assistant Secretary Will:
tnn1a' report Of tho movement Of livestock dur
Ing tho month Of Maroh. It will bo 8oon tiat, in
comparison with the corresponding period faat
Of 10,0o6 oattle; 100, 8a1 hogs, and 2o28 horsoa.
The receipts of were 7,100 hoad 1oaa than In
March, 1S72. Tho average woight Of tho hogs
roooiYod during tile month was 22l5% lhs.