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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Financial Noxvs.

NEW Yonn, April 21.-The week opons with mark
cd improvement In finances mud moro cheorful feel
Ing pervadsa business circos Tho two extromcs for
money on call wara 1S2 per day. and pcr cont por
supply Of money is rapidly increasing, tho recepta BY
express companies o-l1y being $2 60D000 and tho le-
gal rate bids fair to DO tho maximum price for money
In tho carly future The best mercantile paper a now
wanted by cspalihts At 1o@12 per cent.
for the latter.
aold W. weak Mt ll7,f down to 117,i closing at
IosHs pr cont to fat for carrying, With one lot
oloarings. 500. .ooo,o GOO.
Treasury Disbursements, sos,eoo.
The outstanding legal tenders show decrease Of
$4,000.
doyernmenta wose A9.f higher, and very strong.
very strong.
The continued inaux Of money and the eaalor rates
Of tntcEost wero folt In tho stock MARKET in further
was strong, Pacific Null, concerning which
tost at tho May oloctiou, st. Paul, Now
Yosk Central, 9aloe Wabash, saa unioa
Mai! advanced to GIN foll to b9t, sas!ng i o. 81.
Nov jersey Southern, 35N to SO; Northwestern cont
mon, 81 to a2A4; St. Joseph, 43l to 15A; o 9. !.
g. ~ to 3o5s HarlNm Ut 70 l:5 panalna, III to 10;
ohios 4,s to 4s; III lack Island. iSs to io5;; uni5l
Pacific, 81 to 03 and Erio 861s to Gsai. rrces foil
of In tho AFTERNOON under roaixasiong, hut tho market
olosod steady.
Tho liabilities Of tho suspended .rm Of Barton L
Allen estimated At $3U0 900 assoH not stated but
supposed to DO considerable.
AcE1uH, 108ak,
, 1873-04-22
Bathasfia Watar.

Drights plooaae, Dabetcs, kidney and Bladder Dis
cases, Dropsy and Intiigeation, 1t ia mid, can ba
cured by Dunbar's Bethesda, tho original Waukcsha
Water. This Ia tho water recommended by Prof. VOL
lard Parker, H. D. of New York Chief Justice ohsaoi
81 to
In which 1t will koop for months unimparod. Mr.
Morton, tho General Agent, will ,be at tito Sherman
House Tuesday, botWco the hOurs Of IA anil O'Clock,
to contor With any party who wishes territory not dis
posed of tho representatives Of hospitals Or charitA-
bio institution, to which II will be furnished free.
For further particulars address I. n Norton, wau.
KIM Win
, 1873-04-22

LIvRRroo1y April 21--11 a. m,-T1our, ais Cd.
Winter wheat 12s 2d; gpring, 11s@12s % white, is
{d@11a ID club, liz 9dG912a Corn, 27a ad@11s Cd.
Pork, 67a Oil. Lard, 4oael1os Gil.
LIVERPOOL, April 2l-l30 p.m.-Drcadsthffs dull and
unchanged. Lard, 40s Gl.
LoNpoA, April 9i-s +. n,.-Conaola, ooK; 5-2os Of
g5 ot9s; do Of VI, o39s 1o-4os, oak; now os, 90 ;
Eric, 6lN.
1'allow, 4Bs 0d.
1Anrs April 21.-Rentes, SCI &c.
L1vERpoor, April 2l.-Cotton hrn; middllng up
land o'.eoMMd M 9rleanat oHa; sales, 1000 beles
batsa
Breadstuffs quiet rcd winter wheat, lac "a. Flour,
ATS Cd. Corn, ais 3a@97s Cd.
Lard. 40s Choose, Gss. Cumberland, 8as od; short
riba, 40s 81.
, 1873-04-22

THE ADJOURNED SESSION.
The sonatc Is ahout evenly divided on the pro-
Of tic Senators are exercised US to how they
should vote. Were the vote to bo taken by
secret ballot thoro would he al overwhelming
majority for another nooting, just as there
both Housea If tito yoto Woro soaret. But in the
Senate arc many Hprouting Congresemou whoso
ambition spreads out TO- Washington. They
have a wholesome foar Of their constituents, and
Those who nevor expect to bo reelected will
mako the most Of thoir little brief authority
and prolong tho session four months ,a mort mort
and those whose wiyos nre eeyere. Ono
Senator, Of pious turn Of mind has decided
to vote for an adjourned soHaion because, having
examined tho Bible, ho found nothing prohibit
Ing it. s'Thou shalt not Btoal" five dollars dny
from tho State OF Illinois has direct roferouce to
the adjourned session. md possesses peculiar
force in that connection. Seriously, there Is not
much to bo hoped from tho Senate. sot Of
stage Of tho session, nre capable Of " stratagen,s
ind spos' Of any kind, and tho chances aro rathor
In fnvor Of another mooting. No good reason
has been adducod for thus picking tho pooplo's
pockets Of between 100000 and S2D0, 600.
ANOTHER BOARD.
Mr. Morrison introduced q bill providing for q
Board of Firo Directors for the Irvington Agricu-
tural Collogo--one from each Of tho following
and Perry. These gentlonon are to DO paid their
actual expenses, and arc to appoint and fix tho
compensation Of a. bocrotary and Treasurer. The
bill was committed to, tho, Committee on State
Institutions, which has boen sitting for two
months on bill appropratinag 91o, 600 to tho
die the death of the unriglteous.
THE MILITIA.
Tho Militia bill lntonded to roorCnnize tito
military power Of tho State aud incroaso it IN
numbers and oitoionoy, was rond first time.
In spite OF it's extraordinary length its prosis-
ions aro believed to be wise. synopa'H of tho
TIME OF ELEoT1Nd SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
Dir. Snow reported a bill from tho Committee
OIL Education changing tho time OF holding olec-
lions Of School Directors from Saturday to FRI
day. ThiH is out OF dofcronce to tho religious
continent Of the soventA-Day Daptiats, whose
Sabbath is observed on Saturday, and
put OF consideration for tho ladies who
may be running for Directors, and whose domes-
aay. Tho bill was ordered to second roading.
TIE UNION BTouK yAItD3.
Mr. RRnkfn's Houae bill auonds tho not in
corporating tho Union Stock Yards by adding tho
following: 81
Provided that said Company shall not be porrnt-
led to mako charges for 'lay, hrar covn othos
ttoes used for tho Subsistence Of animals ~ their care,
exceeding In amount 90 per cent additional to the
sises s e enss sas
naone1y eh n
fho owner or ownors 0f a,ch animals, to lis their
agent agens With each supply Of such lay, stran,
Or .s mR9s e. sSs SGss s ss Ct o se
than soo 'n nor more than $780, Recoverable laore
my Jusco Of tho Peace, poco Magsarato, or court
competent juriHd!uion upon conviction lhorcot, in
cutting for ths sae, md tic otlor hull 10 lilo common
school fund Of tho town city where such violation
pccurs.
The bill VAS ordered to third ronding.
, 1873-04-22
Temper Of the Senate on the Quea-
ton Of an Adjourned
Proposed Amendments to tho Act
Incorporating tho Union
St0Ck-Yards.
Another Batch Of Railroad
Bills Reported in
the House.


srn1Nor1Ebp, April 21.~-Ono-third Of tho
for the whole 11ouao, though two-thirde Of 1t
soems to DO rast praying for: Tho sonato Is In
even moro hopeless condition. On Saturday
many momborn went homo, and Bquad went to
st.. Louis to SEQ tho aights. Noarly ovory dis
trict has delinquent mombor. of tho COOK
County mombors, thoro wore present MoBars.
Dradwell, Forrior, Hopkins, and Wayman, not
quito one-tlfth Of tho delegation. It is no Won
der tho scssion hns boon drawn out. Every day
thero is not quorum is a day lost. Thcro will
DO no business dono until tomorrow, tho oven
Ing mcoting Of tho Senate being merely coll-
triyauce to erado tho Constitution. An nd
ionrnment tlliH wook ts out Of tho question.
Mr.. Sanford won't homo with tito Rail-
road bill il, Ills pookot. When he roturnB,
tho subcommittee will hayo to moot aud pass
upon tho amondmente, and tho full Committee
m ust royiew itB work. It iB not likely, thoro-
foro; tint tho bill will got before the sonnto
until Wednesday. There may be a protractod
debate, occupying day or two. Anyway, It will
bo Thursday or Friday before the bill roachoa
tho House, and il 1t is much amended, the House
will disaereo. A Committee Of Conference may
take another day, going over to next wook. Tho
General Appropriation bill has not passed
Tue 8enate and It will havo n thorny road
to travel in tho House. Tho Ponitontiary
report las not bcen touched, and on that sub-
lcck there nro dozen speeches to DO doliyorod.
II will be impossible therefore, to adjourn until
noxt weok, and aa tho next payday comes on
the 1st Of May, probably that will bo the Inst
for IN honr this morning, and then bro];o up on
a call OF the Hol1Bc, tho following members not
, 1873-04-22
man. Consideration, el7,o00, iii improved
Chicago property. Mr.. Adams has onnod this
pronartv FOR nearly thirty vonrB o..

property for nearly thirty years. !.
Tho vacancy. cauael BY tho resignatlon: Of
William D. 9hipn,aii, Un1tod States Judge for
tl,o appointment of Nathaniel ahlpmar Of Hart
ford, who wns Gov. DucklnBham's prlvato .soo-
rotary.
James Brooks returned to Washington with.
ont finding my roliof In hia two woolie visit to
Norfolk. At consultation Of physiclnns, 1t won
concluded to alminstor nourahment ovory ni1
way uoenlB to llayo fnilod almost entirely to giyo
him tho necoBeary strength Of body. :. -.
Kark ". Delahay, tho drunken and bribo-
tahing United Station District, Judge IN Kanshs,
who has just ,heon impcaollel by the Houso Of
Representatives, tA one. OF tho atgnora Of tho
memorial asking CongroBH to Incorporate ro-
roligloug amendment to tho Federal Coustitu-
tion.
Tho letter from Senator DAyard, of Delawaro'
returning to tho Government tho inoroasod
salary voted him by tho last 0ongreBs, provoB tho
gentleman n worthy sou OF tho ollor Bayard,
Afobillor stock 1ias gained him tho titlo Of
!" Cloyalior." r."-Uarlforu ConraAt.
John ". Lo Darnos, locally appointment loador
in tho Republican party 1t, Washington, D. g.,
will aoon marry 4 daughter OF George r. Down
ing. Le Barilos Is "p1an !" Miss Downing,
colored. Tho bridos outfit will DO of Paris
make md tho welded pair will do Europe tho
Tho London Morning Post Of April g. says |:
" Tho Marohtonoss Of Waterford, who WIS do
livorcd of stillborn child on Monday lzat, died
on Friday evening. Hor ladyship, Floronco, wnB
daughter Of tho lato ,Maj. Rowley, Bombay
cavalry, and married, frat, tho Hon. John q.
". Vivian, M. r., second aon Of Richard Husaey,
first Lord Vivian, from whom ahe wan. divorced
In July, 1850. She married the Marquis Of
Waterford in the spring Of laatyear."
Anna Dickinson doesn't like dogs. In tho
midst of 1or lecture last night ahc suddenly
atopped and remarked: II an pleasing you
7 hopo some Of you will p1ease mo by putting out
that dog," Aud 10, tho Governor OF tho State Of
Alinnosota Gravoly arose, and aB grhvely con-
ductod his favorite chicken dog to tho auto-
room, w1oro ho was ignominiously left. while
tho Governor rost1mol his previous attitude of
an attentive 1stoner. What offence T" That dog "
had committed was not apparent to the majority
Of obeorvera.-St. Paul Press,
It is not genorally known in this city that Mrs.
y. r. Phelps had applied for and obtained a
divorce through tho consent OF Mr. Phelps.
Such, howover, waB tho caao, and lor trip to tho
Territory wns removal, not rnoroly visit.
Since ller residence with hor brother-In-law,
GOV. McCoo1s, She hnB mado now alliances In the
matrimonial limo, aud waa married a few montha
eince to dormnu Count, said to DO worth ovor
q million. We givo these facts a. they wero
given to uB, md, If true, ITO hope tho nowly
welded pnir may enjoy tho happiness OF the
honeymoon Commensurate with thoir doaerta.-
Peoria Democrat.
, 1873-04-22

Tiyo hundred pieces striped dress alhB at b aud 10
cents, and st. retailed elsewhere at nearly double,
Iargo limo Of French chmbrcs at IL cents-old prfeea
60 cens 600 pieces black Lyons dfoss silks ut from 81
to $975 On these goods buyers will ut Least 10
per cent. suits, t4lmas, etc., Of our own mhnufae-
tuse IN enaleas variety, now being opened. Dress-
WIN open tls week ia rotail department over LOCO
cascs Of assortod spring dry goots. buyers raly
saving ono-thlrd uf their money. @. ". Il.
Iardridgo t. Co., Nos 118, 12U, l12, and 12A 6tato
street, near Madison.
, 1873-04-22
Choice Property ut Auction.

Choice Property ut Auction.
ThoRe Of our readers who arc In search ct choice
and desirable property should not forget tho auction
ssle Of lots Douglas place. botwoeu Prarle aud
iforna avenues, botweon B!xty-afh aud Si1ty.aixth
strcetg. Tho sala will take psce Tomorrow frhure-
md Agenla. q. q. tAYEa Co., No. 1876 East Madison
Rtrcet,
, 1873-04-22
Now York Dry Goods Market.

Ns:w Yonx, April 1l.-Duainoss was quiet with tho
commission llolaes but there WAS mora moyelnont
with tin otberB n loneso cottony. Tho marke. for
cotton goods is unchanged. Tho best grades Of heavy
standard and 1no brown Rhcctings aro firm, but III
feror qualities Of brown anu tlaaeod goods arc rreg-
unr though ceiling frooly ut reduced quotaona
Uolorcd cations fairly acYo mud firm. Prints
sol!iny vol by tho package Wooens continue quiet
Forol9n Hooda arc quiet, except wh1to goods, blaok
luolaIre, battlne8, and colorcd Orleans clothB.
, 1873-04-22
Sale Of Oil Paintings.

HnI8 OF UlI PNlNt1nXH.
This sfsrnoon Ut sSo and oyontng at i tho salo Of
those uo oil paintings will take pucs ut No. 1888 East
Madison s.reot. The laIoa particularly invited.
Who sn to atonl viii ,niss an opportunity Of obaiu.
Ing fitting ornaments for their ollleg huy will 10
sold without rcservs. The rromiuont nr1n Of Eliaoa
t T0ator sre the auctioncers.
, 1873-04-22
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SPRINGFIELD, April 81.
SENATE.

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
srnlNar1E1D, April 81.
... SENATE.
B'''' 'v''lns s'':4foo' 4o'tsnt 81 business d'"''
Prayer by tho Rov. Mr. Johnson.
IT., Tho Militia bill, House All, was road fret
ELECTION OF SCHOOL OFFICERS.
House Bill 49, providing for tho election Of
School Officers, changing tho timo Of oleoting
Trustoos and otlor oflicors from Saturday to Fri
day, WAS ordered to a second reading.
NEW BILLS.
BY Mr.. MOnRIsoN-To provide for the ap-
portionrnent Of Trustoos OF the Agricultural Col
40fs b. n Sr WAERNEnDocarng wonty yoarsin-
ourablo insanity cause for divorce.
by same-Roquring corporations to pny at-
torneys' fcoa md damages in certain oauoa Of ap-
penl or change Of f'venuo.
1}y Mr.. JONE8-Providing for uniform NUM-
Dor OF Irustees for State Institutions. 80.
BY Mr.. DRANsON-1n regard to taking
acknowledgements OF chattel mortgages by
Notariea Public.
L1ENB on JUDGMENTS.
[ On motion Of Mr. JonoB, tho House voted to
reconsider tho vote by which House bill No. /,
In regard to limitations Of 1ionB Of Judgments
and deoroos failed to pass. Consideration post
poned.
Houge bill alt in relation to tile Union Stock
Yards and Transit Company Of Chicago, was
order0u to d third reading.
| RAILROAD BILL
The Committee On Railroads reported favor
ably Bill 451, concerning injury to persons and
property In the management Of railroads.
APPROXIMATION DILL.
House bill 4l0, making an appropriation Tor
tho eoldiers Orphans' Homo, WAS ordered to
third readiug.
TOWN L1M1Ts
HouHo bill 29l, providing for annexing torrl-
tory to towns and villages, or excluding territory
thorefrom, was ordered to q third reading,
ANOTHER NEW BILL.
BY Mr. STARR-A bill to submit tho question
Of building G. courthouse, jail, or other county
buildings to q vote of the people Of the county.
SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
House bill 602, to consolidate school districts
In Kankakoo County, was ordered to q third
reading. co..
OBSCENE LITERATURE.
.Houso bin 568, to preycnt tho circulation Of
obacoue literature, was ordered to q third read
ing.
ANOTHER NEW BILL.
Tho Committee on Railroads reported bill
for ali act to enable railroad companies to pur-
chase connecting railroads in adjoining States.
A call Of tho uonso wos ordcrod showing
aixty-ono members proaent.
4''''87 I'LL xTTEhNoox 1:Sg E M; SESSION.
gERIous CHARGE AGAINST 1tE:tBEn.
Mr. DRESSER aroso to q question OF privil-
ego, and stated that Horious cargea aro in circu-
lation affecting tho character Of his colleague,
Mr.. Lewis. Of Calhoun County. Ho desired an
investigation, and sent to tho Clork's desk COPY
of tho Peoria Transcript Of April 49, continuing,
m item which statos that hr. Lewis las boon III
dictod by tho Grand Jury Of lis county for m
attempt to commit arape. The factharIng boon
developed ttat there wan no quorum, present,
tho House adjourned without taking further &C.
ton.
, 1873-04-22

rlttsbMrgA 1.-Two stock Market.
P1rTsnunaM Pa.t April 21.-OArrLE-MArket dull;
arr!yaa heavy bent, $0.25@G.80; Asookers, S3.163
1850 comi1on, $5.00@5.60.
sugEr-Markot slow; aEriyala heavy beat wool,
0H9s7o; medium, GtsoHo: common, s@e%H n
&. 100000 Workers., IS. .403t60.
, 1873-04-22

PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-BEEvKs-In fair demand,
aalca 210D pannaylYania and Western Steers choice,
It S7.boss.Q0; fair to good, $oto07.o0; common,
Is .009G.U.
SMsKr-Dull. Ba!es 10, 900 at S7.oo98.00.
UoGu-Dnl Sales 1900 at $9.60tGs.7o.
, 1873-04-22


tlm0..
Tho Secretary also submitted d supplemental
report emboyding o correction Of statements
made by T. II. Van Court, III regard to tho f.
nanceB Of tho Homo as reported in the daily
papers Of March u.
Tile Into Superintendent inBisted, in opposition
to the annual report OF tho Executive Commit
too which stated that the Homo, under tho Into
management, would have boen several Thousand
dollars In debt the past year, bud 1t not boen for
$1,000 received from the city, TINT tho financial
report for 1879 showed balance to the credit Of
tho institution, after dolucting current expenses
of 812, ,59G.73, omitting to state that e12 GOO OF
these funds was money due from tho city and
not appropriated last year, and only obtainablo
by suit at law. Ho states TINT SO, 88G. rs was
collected In oxcosa OF expenditure i'll 1879, but
omts to state TINT 81, 600 Of these receipts Wero
from tho Burr estate anl tho city, most Of it
funds which could not bo used, but had to bo
loaned out.
Tho report Was adopted.
NIL. r. 81. VAN COURT,
o1-Superlntondont OF tho Homo, submitted 4
quarterly report showing the following atatiH-
tics:
Number Of inmates Dec. 8. 1879, II admitted Janu-
ary,7; February, lt and March, 10 discharged,
january, q; February. n 1larch, 40. In tho Homo
March DO 1873, 81 average number in tho Homo, 49,
Tho report was laid upon tho table.
A. lettor WAS read by the Secretary containing
the reBignation from the Executive Committee
OF Mr.. N. H. Wells, for the reason that his on
gagomonts oonfiotod with lis duties on that Com
mittae.
Tho resignation Was withdrawn, and the moot
ipH adjourned.
, 1873-04-22

The Genuine Goyser Spring Water
. drawn by Buck Il ReyasT nt both ssoros.
, 1873-04-22

Plttgbaurg1l OIL Mnrket.
p1rGsauao1, April 9l.-orudo petroleum, weaker,
s2sses2,4Q; seansd dull and unchanged, 1e1lo.
, 1873-04-22
The Produce Murkctpt

export and spnninu demand m,dl1c 1,ninnd 19s:r
m moderate aensnd
Ttsta * MAI ps a 70 @ t n Tsa1 ~
g9Gd sa te % ehoss ss Thte "eset e15e
aour stcaIy G1Sao' 90. Corn naeaI onSt. ,wheaf
:Rses ~ cspest r;:s;s,Ptss !; r. ssoss s% n
Norhwsat Al maj 1o rad winor I; ao9I * ANU ANU
sprug nyo unehsnGad nsi1ov 9Mil
m m qosn na rdry
ssSs: oss in ia!s + ds@ana aS@sr rsesipis i7,sSe
6l9st, S&; se@5SXs; x...,..- o,<aa,I. .,.'.s
ouiet SSG5a4oo "e'''tA' '>S@0]@o' 'iAo'ns ''oa
Eaos-Dq5i; Western, 1ee1o1zo.
anoornraoGof1ea np pm! H,o ,enata,c euo,r
1rferular: fair to good .ofnlna. ft9ss Nofsa.
PErnotEu12Cr1do, 9E@o;ic; re1ned, 1oz<@2oo.
TunrEsT1SE1 a Nominal and arm;
tat meats unehsnsod MddIea caster. Lang cssr,
cnEEaE-stcady 11@iec. 1itA'' WV
wH1'nr-euie.; ai.9a 01';, i, v.nruon.r
Wheat, bu. "aA..' s41ooo
atai oata assSSS
Dariov HI, =. ' N KIN
Pess' s' bu' Aoa'9oo aE@
CLEYELAND. o'S''
CLEVELAND, April 2l.-BnEApsruFra--rlour firm,
No. eld at Gor Ef9hor: ~ h9h rlnsst 11e 81
held ut 500; aalos low m1o at 4oc oatn higher; No
9'a'q oe ~ GOOD om,na car loa 1916
a.. { 0tINolNNATi. n
r u oas e naroy ebar Ms aG
0's .,.r. .,t., ,t,.. n.., 80 ~
nid hsld hpbor Nth iait otIerInna' ISri1 rm
5s S;sss M M ssSas sS{ ssss
crar q e a g. Il 90 bees eer e Il
. ~ e4 49, ~ ~ ~ 81 o. ~ 3ot NJ AP1at ne4 =
h;9ar. s,oniSere 5s~c csnsr III, a. cJs.r ,n s
WI11suYNSteady At a5c. @'S' '>@N "''e'' AVA
BUFFALO.
waukeo 1t 8uo Corn, sales cars Oh track at $50;
e"A' - '''A' '* ''1' MILWAUKEE.
and unchanged Wheat 1lrn1 No. j. sla5: No, J. sl2l
No. 2, asae. Rye active and higher; No. i, &c.
'Sss15s4s@F!eSs; tose q; Sfls xhsst 1900 - e su:
Nisw Y'tSH oRLEARs, LA s'"'' -''''' D0'
N1x oanxAse, ApTii 31:@DaEA ps1gsrs-Flonr dull
and yslow s1c witto, Ss@ooo. Oats advnnced
BHAN-&firnnCEH Mt
1IAv-Dnii. nri1ns nt 81 an oho,ec sa7nn
Pnoy1s1oNsLPort advanced 25o: mcsa At x1s, o.
Bat meata firm at 7ca8s59c: Gacon frmer At ga1oTc
M ciosr rib: lana. Ii "a Iard-Roflned Arm tio1,e
o.: kcp 9Efa10c "
.tno6En1rs-anuars dull: fair ia folv fair easko.
MoiagseawCommon fern,ont!nu. S5o: 9ood. 19S45ns
GoIrrN nj 1T01olSn sS~' e~0H' 1ss''''
Wm1swy-E1Ii n nDGolc.
corTon-Aetiye: a. s sa|cs. a,5oo. rood ordinary.
1916; low middlIngs, I7s5o mldilne, isHo mid
lltg Orleans, 1870 Receirtp, g10G balos. Exports
TO Isyorpool, O827 baIsa coRatwiso. IN balcs.
Htock, lG2 2,47o bales.
brEhIpUIH.
MEMputs, Arril 21,--Cor7oN-Dull: good ordinary,
1cc; low 1nlddtng, l7Nc. ',@-'''''
DnrApsrurgs-Flour dull md nominal, Corn In
good demand 54@65o, Oats aulot: 4QaIo.
HAY-Dull; $40. .0O(a 90.
DRAN-Dull and nomina1.
uAcoN-E1rm; shoulders, 90; hides, 10@10Ao.
BA1r1MonE.
nA111uoRg, Apeil lal.-DnEApsruyFs-F steady
and unchuugod. Wheat uucnangoi. Corn arn,er nnd
scarce Wostorn raixol, dc. Oats tlull: Weatern
mi Iel, ,36Gs47o: white l8Ga4oo Hye ouiot md I'M
chnnaod
TRoY1s,osa-Firm and unchanged.
Wn1snx-Frm -Fi11angu1 n Ia.
LoG1av1LLE.
sni uuchnnwoa 9"'S'
pnov1sloss~Ac mud ntator: moss nork. $500
@1s.5o. Iacon~shouldors, 9,5a8o; clear riS. Ss5o
, 1873-04-22


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Fort Wayno......... 03A
Torro Hnt,to.......A IL
Terro 11huto pfd, ,..,. 10
Chicsgo Il Alton. ..1l0
ohicago 4 Alton ptd. 10
Ohio h hfiasiasippi... AK
O., G. 4 O4.......... Sun
G., D, Il Q...........1l1
1nko shopo......... HJl
1nt1lann CcntrAl...... ~
1llInoIa Central. lit %
Union Pacific tstockH. 80
Union Pacific bpnlH. 8Glf
Centrns Pacific 1,onla.tU3
Dol. Lack. b 1Yoator7i. .1WiH
H., u. & Eric. 3
, 1873-04-22
tton that It do pass. Tho Immediate application
Of this Bill Ia not apparent Just yot.

THE pE0ii1A oouKT-HousE. -
Mr.. etarr introduced blu proyiitllng t,1a tat
honeyer 600 voters sho sEn p9!itioa t. That
jnil, or poor-houso shall DO aubmittod to vote
Of tho county. Peoria llAn little Bhanty OF n
Court. House, which TINT onterprining town DO,
Biros to roplaco With lhrgdr mil 1lorodigninod
specimen Of architecture, while the remainder Of
tlioy aro, ami objects to DO taxed to Improve aud
PROPOSED coMrLrmESr.
There Ia some talk Of sending committee to
to visit tho capital bcforc tho Legislature ad-
journs. It Is thought ho may decline, but tho
compliment wiltbo NIL tho same.
IRREGULAR rRoCEEDrNaH.
Dir. Dresser sent to tho Clerks tlcBls paper
indicted by tho Grand Jury Of Calhoun County
for forciblo seduction. For want of q quorum
no action was Ind. 1t would soem TINT tito Log
iBlaturo might find something bottor to do than
washing tho dirty record of ita members; Tho
to tho courtB.
aLrat ATTENDANCE.
Tho I1ouno 1n1ALorol but gi3ty-ono 1no1nbers
in tho afternoon, antl tho HenAto had thirteen
mombora in the oycniug, as follows:
B,rss' brs9a'' Rss"$Ia1s, Rs,nsIs1 si9sns, sissas;
CAEtle, Sheldon, Ware,
Caaoy, slclmrd, Wh!uey,
Tho others woro abaont, including tho Proal-
dent. Mr. Palmer waa pnt III tho ollair, md thia
fraction Of Honate adjourned.
THE RAILROAD DILL.
Tho sub -Con,mittec OF tile Senate Ratlroad
Committee did not moot this ovoning as Was in
tended, and tho bill being Btill abBont with Mr.
Sanford. Tho whole Committee ia called to
moot tomorrow ovoning. but IL not 1ikoly tho
SUBJ Committee will l1avo finished itB lebors.
Nothing will therefore bo dono in tho Senate
until Wednesday or Thursday.