Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1873, Page 5

THE CHICAGO DATLY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 18 THE STATE CAPITAL. No Modification of the Temperance Law Likely to Bo Mado at This Session, Toxt of tho Sonato Bill to Prevont Un. just Freight Discriminations. Abstract of the Report of the Special Committee on Raiiroad Taxa- tion. The Pelice Justice and Constable Bill Vetoed by the Gov- ernor, Special Dispateh to The Chioago Tribune, THF GAS DILL. BenmvorteLp, March. 21.—Tho Bonate Muni- oipal ‘Committeo amended tho MeGrath bill, wanthorizing citica to lonso and meintain gns- ‘works, by limiting it to cities of ovor 200,000 in- Thabitants, Two gontlomon on the Committeo wro intorestod in gas-works,—Mr. Brooks, in the Jollot Gne Company, and Mr. Bums,in tho Quinoy works, They hold that it would be un- falr to private partion to bring municipal corpor- ntions into competition with them. As amond- wod, the bill was roported favorably. TIE LARE FRONT, Tho House bill ropesling the Lake-Front act waa rend a socond time, under a eusponsion of the rulos, but ono vote holn& aqulmt BUSpoN= plon. Mr. Horrington moved that it bo made tho epecial order for Wednesdny noxt, aud it was, when it will comoup on ita third reading, aud nes. L TE MPERANCE LEGISLATION. Mr. Carpentor, Chairmnn of the Committoo on Tomporanco, tho Fathor Mathow of Illinois, was wolcomod back to his ¢ vacant chnir” thia morning, sud prosontad a staok of potitions ro- quosting moro. stringent laws to regulato tho traftio in intoxieating luida. Tho other side of tho question i growing impatient, and domands somo roport from the Committeo on tho presont 1aw ; 80 Mr. Wayman, of Cook, will offor a sorlos .of wheronsos and o resolution Instructing the Committoo to omerga from its rotroat and sponk ufi-. ‘When it doos. "ipwk’ it will bo agninst any «olinngo that might in nny way wonkon or impair the lnw ns it stands. No direct voto was wovor token in tho Committeo, The nosrest 1t camo tonnnxlwuuion of opinion was ona il to repoal the Inw, which was ordored to bore- ported back with a recommendation that it do ot pnss. Tho vote was reconsidered in Com- gltue, and the bill put back in the file, whore it 00w remains. A majority of the Cnmmhtuo, and of tho Houso, ara in favor of allowing the law to do oll the good it can in its prosent shape. ANOTHER DITOI, Mount Carmel, Whito County, sent a petition ssking tho Stato to componeate tho town for o ditch mado in 1888, or thorenbouts, by the Btate. All thoy nsk is $40,000,—n mero trifle, They bo- llovo thoy nre 8a niuch ontitled to Lo pafd for their ditch as Shawneotown,—and whyuot ? Itis an oxtension of tho snme excavation. CONTEMPT OF COURT. Mr. Shaw, from the Judiclary Commitiso, roported in favor of pessing tho Bradwoll Cont tompt bill, tho roport boing signed by oight mombora of the Oommittes, as followa: Shaw, Dradwell, Johnson, Rountreo, Golden, Sawyer, aTooro, Walkor, Mr. Orendorft Toported on bo- bale of nino members of tho Committoe againat ‘tho passago of the bill, namely, Hay, Loitzo, ‘Groy, Connolly, Dunham, Hite, of £t Clair, ‘Aristrong, of Grundy, Orondorff, and Quinn, ‘The bill haa alroady boen publinhed, its principal alm buh:(fi to doprive aourts of ths power of pun- “ishing editors of nowspspors for criticlsms on ‘their official ncts. The roports wore mode the spocinl ordor for noxt Thursdny. WIFE-WHIPPEL Ar. Quinn's bill to punish wife-heaters by gub]lo whipping, was roported upon unfavora- Iy, and tho House concurrod inn tho roport by o ristog voto of 86, being a mnjority of tho Houso, br. Quinn moved to roconsider the vote, and Mr. Marrison spolo in favor of whipping bru- tal mon who ili-treated the women thoy had sworn to love, honor, and cherish, After somo -palavor, & motion to table tho motion to recon- sider was lost, 73to 43. On tho motion to re- :eonsider, tho yoto wau 03 to 44, DMIr. Bhaw was .opsoaud to going back to tho dark ages. It was bnd enough to have wives benten by brutal husbands, and very likely the eamo wives would ba the first to inter- -oedo againat tho oruclty and disgraco of hnving tho fathors of thelr children publicly disgraco: hfilwhip&xln&; Mr. Quinu_desired to have tho bill mado the spocial order. Imprisonment of tho husbaod punished the wifo and childron a8 well, but an a) wllcntlau on tho opidormis with & 8 rawhide would give him something to think about and remembor. *‘ Angols would smilo” on tho act and women would rejoice. Aftor Mr. Quinn's specch, the bill was bohoad- od, by T4 to 47. ¥ . TESTIMONY. Tiee Bonato bill allowing eriminala to testify in their own bohalf twas roported favorably to the EauuNlnd ordored to o second roading. o YETO. The Govunor sent his maiden veto to the Sen- sto, returning, without his approval, tho bill pro- vidiug for the cloction and qualification of Jus- ticoi of tho Peace. Hiw reasons are, that tho bill postpones the election of Justices one yoar from April, 1878, in countics under town- ehip zation, and 0o In tho countios of Edgnr, Efugham, ond Cumborand the torms of Justices oxpire In_April, 1878, and an . extension of their terms being unconstitutional, -thesa countics would be without Justicea for a .yonr, as thero would bo no law for an clection to il vacancies, THE TIQUBE JURY DILL ‘was on ita third reading when My, Dunham mov- wd to rocommit it, the object boing to kill the section providing that it should not be n cause of challenge that o juror had read in the news- apors an account of tho commission of tho orimo, or had formed an DYi"inn based upon rumor or nowspaporstatomonts about the truth of wlhioh ho had expressed no opinion, if he would stato upon onth that ho could fuirly aud impar- tially rendor a verdlet in accordanco with tho law and tho evidenco, and the Court be entigfled of tho truth of tho statemont. The motion pro- vailod—47 to 46—whon Mr, Bradwell statod that they conld not conviot criminale in Chicago un- dor the prosent act, and moved to recousider the motion to recommit, which prevailed—55 to 43. Mr. Quinn bolieved 1t was o contrivanco to facll- itato the conviction of criminals, whother gullty or innooent. That criminals could not bo cou- victed in Chicago was uot the fault of tho low, but of the Prosecuting Attornoys. Such was tho deolalon of tho Bupreme Court, Mr. Hay arguod tho necossity of having in- tolligonco upon juries, and tho Logislature was slmply oxorcising its Y’nwor to rogulate tho modo ©of nscortaining whether jurors were impartial, The bill didnot cnmum']flnm partial jurica, + Mr. Dunham contonded that the Conatitution ovided for an Imsnrtlnl trinl, which he bo- levod impoeeiblo under the section. RMr. Rountros argned that it was possiblo under the clnugo to scours an impartial juror, his Impartiality being a question of fact to bo msogrtalned by oxamination. Mr, Bradwell belioved it was Impossible to got twolve intolligont gontlomon to try s case who liad not read the papers, They always read the papers. LART, TRONT. At this polnt, House Railrond Committee ro- orted tho DLill providing for an investigation to tho mode In which the Lako Front act was passed, with a rocommondation that it pnes. “!n was _ordored printed and mudo the spooial ordor for Wodnosday, at tho samo timo as tho bill to ropoal the nct in tho Bonnte, McGrath intro- duced a copy of the Houso Investigating bill, which was rond o flrst thmo — an referred to tho Rellrond Commitice, a8 intimated yostorday, A movoment wad made in the ‘Beuate {o tako the Repoaling bill from its rognlar ordor and refor it to tho Judi- ofary Committee. The motion was mado by Ar, Btoolo, of Mattoon, and wap seconded by Cum- mingy, of Fulton, in the hool of the affornoon, when there wore but twonty-six Sonstors in their ecats, Tho frionds of tho bill rullipd, and raisod o polnt of order that it roquired a suappnsion of #ho rules, which was decided to bo woll taken, and then, amid shouts from nu\vly-flndgozi opponentd of tho LIll, tho Honate luf:umod. Tho design to smothor the bi in tho Judiciary Committec hos £hus far fatled, aud, it defoated at all, it will bo plaughterod on tho floor of the Benate, Thero Jaro queor rumora floating around, and it {s con- tidontly prodicted that tlio bIll will nover survive 47 second roading, It is stated thai thero have oon soveral vacancios in ratirond attornoyships, .creatod within tho Inst fow days, and that they ‘have boen promisod to cortsin gontlomen who ‘were raoiplonts of political honora at the last 2lection, Thore are othor uly rumors in olrou- Iation, which it bo timo enough to publish whon vorifled. Tho chanees of passing tho bill have boon gradually diminishing sinco the middle of tho woek, "Mr. Jowott, from Chicago, end Mr, Wall, from DuQuoin, hnave been here, and will undoubtodly romain.’ Thoir Togal advfeo Is valunblo to Sonatora, ' .., TBRCLES The Mouso sot an oxamplo to the Bennte b; adjourning to 6 o'clack on Mondny evening, and tho Sonato followed it. Of dourso, that moana until Tueedny morning, whon thers mny bon quorum. Tho names of thoso who votod ngainat stonling ten dollars—two daye’ pay each—will ha found in tho regular roport. As tho fato of soveral important monauros will be decided noxt waok, thero should bo n full houso by Wednes- day at tho latost. TERBONAL Hon. Leonard Swott rrived this morning, SALARIES OF CITY OFFOIALS, The following bill, under oonsidoration in'the Bouato by soctions, fa of importanco to cltion : A DLy foranact to cuable tho corporate authorities of citfos to catablish aud fix ralaries of city officers, BROTION 1, L it enacted by the People of the State Tilinots, repressnted in the General fssembly, 1t phnll and may bo lawful for tho Oommon Council or legiala- fivo muthority of any oity fn thia Bigla to eatabllel nd fix the amount of salary to bo psid any and all city oflicers, a3 tho cago may bo, oxcapt membors of - suc] Togislatlvo body, in thoaunual npproprintion bill or ordinanco mado for the purposg of providing for tho snnunl_oxponsca of any such city, or by some ordl- nanco prior to tho prssago of such annal appropriae ton hlb or ordinance ; ‘sud thoe salarics or compenan. tion thus fixed or cotablished shall neitber bo increased nor diminished by tha said Gommon Counetl or logls- Intivo authority of any nuch city aftor the pnasago of skl annual nt:[\mpru\unn ‘bill or ordinance during the yoar for which such nvrrcprlnuun is made, and no ‘oxtra compousation elinll ovor Lo allowed to any such officer or omploye over and above that provided in manner aforesald. = WiteneAs, ‘Thio corporate suthorition of cortain citfes 1n this Stntd have 1io power to establish or fix the saln~ los of thelr eify officors in certain curcs, wlioraby on cmorgoncy exials roquiring this tict to {alie_fmmedinto effoct, Thereforo, thia scl sbiall take offect and bo in forco from and aftor ite pansago, RAILROAD TAXATION. Tho Castle 8pecinl Committeo on Itatlroad* Taxation have furnished - tho following abatract of their forthcoming report for publication : In addition to what has been published, it takos tho ground that, whilo tho Ohicago, Bur- lington & Quiny Niailrond Lng boon taken to illustrato the position, thoy find that, while tho en%h\l of rallronds in this Btate _approachos $250,000,000, they nre only paylng tax on §25,- 50,7 , which proves thoro {8 no great difference in tho othor ronds, aud that, whilo railroad prop- orty has Jargely inorensed in this Stato in tho past your, thoro hay been but.s small incronse in the amount taxed. - . . In rogard to dividends of ‘rallroads, and in ro- ly to tho assertion' that thoy ara scarcaly poy- {;.\g 10 por cont, tho roport claims that the gross oarnings of. tho Cliicago, Durlington & Quincy to June, 1872, wora, for the 400 miles of main- lino, tho'shm of 217,931.69 por mile. Thon taklug tho -Ohiengo & Town Road, which runs from Forroston to Aurora, 80 milos, ng the compatison of & now and undevoloped rond, it holda that the notual cost of tho road Is not. known to the gonoral public, It was built and is owned by the Chicngo, Burlington & Quincy, with Hinckloy .& Co. Now tho capital stock may, or moy mnot, roprosent a valuo,—its issue being to raise monsy by it sale,—or to roprosont largor invostmont to pay dividends on whon the earnings pay too much on roal capital, . Now Jot us ignore this stock, and wo find tho bonded dobt tobo 1,760,000, or slmost §32,000 por milo. This sum Is no doubt more than the road cost, a8 wo find the. Chicago, Burlington & -Quiney purchasing tho Ohicago & Town for 816,000 por milo, or complate for 26,000 less por milo than this bonded dobt. . Allowing, then, this roadto havo cost its bond- od dobt, o find ita gross roceipts for tho firat six months wore. $200,078, whilo the interast on bonds was §70,000, andthe running oxpenscs, at 60 por cent of gross onrnings, wns $101,- 620,20, Now apply tho rule ¢ that ita capacity 448.80, lonving a not gain on six months of ‘$37,- to carn. money should be the mensure of its volue for taxatfon,”" and comparo their rond with tho property of tho citizon: ' - This rond paye 8 por cent intorest—its oxponscs —and losves' o surplus on cost of £23,000por milo. At what valuation thon should it bo rated for taxation, whon farms held at 840 per acre, and paying8 por cont when succosafully worked, ara taxed at 88 perncro? Thon turn again to the 0. B. & Q. o most successful road, comploto in all ita oquipmonts,—which, aftor paying allits ox- beneos and intorest, loaves a not gain of 87,802.66 or 10 por cont on $78,920,60 por milo, nnd judEo on what amount it should pay tax, under tho rule *' that- the - gencral capacily of properly to earn dividends should be the basis of its valuation Jor tazation, iy In conclusion, the Committoo recomend that local authoritiey look aftor theso ausossmonts, ond kuow that thoso corporations are taxed on tho samo basis as othor property ; that ratlroads Lo not Pormlctcd to nesoss thomselves without suporyision, but if thoy do not cnmlfly with tho Iaw, thoy bo raised on tax, ond thon tho countics poy the ex&enues of following them through tho oourts unti) thoy yield, s ylold they must befors tho law, backed by the J)nuplu. Thoy nlso recommond looking aftor the char- tors of thoso roads rofusing to oboy tho law, to seo if they oro securo in their ‘vostod rights)" with o viow of aunulling, if thoro 1a any flaw In thoir procoedings. Thoy.also call attention to tho fact that the Pullman Car Company- s roquired to pay tax m ovory county through which their ears run. BAILIOAD FREIGHTS, Tl following is the bill unanimously in theSenate to provent unjust discriminut freight charges: A BiL for an act to provont extortion oud unjust dis- crhninations in the rates charged for the transporta- tion of freight on rafiroads. BrotioN 1, lieitenacted dy the People of the State of Iit- nofs, repreaonted tn the General Assomibly, If ony raile rond company or uurlimr:uon ovganized or doing buel- nesn in this Btato under act of incorportion or general Inw of thin Blato, now in forcy, or which miny Liereafter Do cnacted, shall chargc, nsk, dombnd or recetvd any oxtortfouate rato of fu'hlht or amount of compensation for tho tranaportation of goods, merchandizo or props orty on it road, or any of tho branches thoreof, or upon any rond or roads which it hos s right, Jicense, or pormiasion o uac, aperate or control, or shull mako any unjust discrimiuation in ita charges a4 compensation for tho transportation of goods, mer- chandlse, or property on itu road, or any of the branchea thereot, or upon any road or roads which it has a right, lcanae, or permission to use, operate, or coutrol, fach Compiag shatl, for tho fxet offehac, forfeit and phy the sum of £5,000; for tho #econd oil'ense, $10,000; for the third offonse, $30,000 ; forthe fourth offense, 360,000 ; sud for vach and overy offensa thereaftor tho sum’ of $100,000, to bu vecoverud du the numo of tho poople of the Atate of Tilinols, In an action of debt, bofore any court in this State,’ of compelent jurlsdfcton : Pro- ided, that in nll onses under thin séction eithor party shalihavo tho right of triul by jury, 8E0, 2. If any such rellrond company ehall, in vies “Iation of tho provisions of Scction 1 of this ct, charge, usk, demand, or recolyo Of wny [ETSon or corporatiop any extortionntarato of frefght or amount of compen. saifon for tha transportation of goods, morclidise or properly on its roads, or shnil mako uny unjust disorimination ogatust uny persons in ite chnrges thierafor, the person or corporation #0 ofiouded may, for ecacl offenso, recover of such compuny, in any form of actlon, the sum of £1,000 und costs of suit, Sgo, 8, It shall bo deomed and taken an prima facle evidence of unjust discrimination aud oxtortion 1n the rates of frolght, under the two precoding sections, witls fntout 1o 80 discriminate nud extort, for any rail: Toad company or corporation to chisrgo, nal, domand, or racolvu for tho tranuportation of goods, ‘merchan: Qino, or property on nny raflraad, for uny dlstanco, tho same or sny larger or Creator amount,ns froight or compensation, than 1a 6t tho ssmo timacharged, nsked, demanded, or receivad for tho transportation of Wke quantitios of tho amo class of goods, merchundise, oF property overs greater distance upon the samo roud ; or “to chargo different rates for recelving Randling, o dellvering any auch goods, morcliandine, or property at differont poluts, on tho samo or cous necting ronds ; or to charge, urk, demand, or rocelvo for tho transportation of goads, morchandise, or prop- erty over any portion of euch 'voad, » greator anount o8 frelght or componsation than ig “"f”d' nekod, domanded, or roceived for tho tranaportation of simi- 1ar quantitics of the sumo cless of goods, merchandise, or property over any othur portiou of tho samo roud o oqual dlstances; or to churgo, ack, demaud, or reccivo auy greator Tato of frelglit ‘or compensntion for tho transportation of goods, morchundlss, or property than & falr and rossonablo rate, This soctlon alinll fiot bo conatrued aa to excludo any othier ovidenco tending to show ony unjust discrimination or extortion in tho rates of freight, BE0, 4, Wlienevor it shall come to the kuowledge of the Railroad and Warehouso Commissfonors, or olther of thom, eithiorupon complaint of nuy citizon or_upon notioe rocelyed from tho Atlornoy-Genoral, any Btato's Attarroy, or County Honzd of wuy county fn tile State, or othorwlse, that any such ralirosd corporation has violated tho provistons of thls act, such complaint or Fnsse_d lons in motioo bl accounpanlod by ti'wwvors, slatoniont of nome eredible Ecnuu, showing the facts supposed fo coutituto such violation, it ehall bo tho duty of said Ratlvosd sud Warchouso' Commlpsioncra to immiedi- ately commenco snit ngainst such railroad in the coun. ty whore such violatlon occurred, And such Raiiroad snd Warchouso Qotmiissioners oro hereby anfhorized, hiow tio facts of tho caso presonted to thom shall, in Tholr Sudgmont, warrant tho commencomont of uch action, to Dm¥|fl{ competent counsel to conduct such suit on bubalt of tho Stato, Bro, 6, In all coses undor tho provisions of thia act, & proonderauco of evidonco in favor of the plalntiit st be butliclont to authorize b vordict and Judgmont by tho plaintift, Aeo, b, All forfolturos racoverod uuder tho provi- stota-of this aot sl o puid o the iato Trousury, Dy tho porvou collucting tho samo, in tho munner now provided by law, Bec, T, An act entitlod “An uct to provout unjust aisoriminations sna oxtortions in the ratea to churgod by the differcut rallronds tn (his Rlato for tho {ansportation of frelght on snid ronds,” upproved ‘ADril, 1871, $a boraby ropealed ; but huick ropoul shall ot afThct or roponl any ponalty fncurred o right pe- erupd under muid sel, prior (o the timo this sct talkos offoct, nor any proceodiugs or prosccutiond fo enforee such Hghts or penaltion, 'S0, B, Whorons, ralirosd companies and corpora- tioun In fbis Biato ate gullty of extortion und unjurt disorimination fn tholr ratew of frelult, whereby tho, intorests of o reoplo aro mforing, an smergoney oxiata ; (horeforo thia nct shall tako offoct nud bo it foreo from nnd aftor its passogo. ey Sode it LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. BENATE, 8rriNgrizLD, IIL, March 21,—Callod to ordor at 9:30 o'clock 4, m., Presidont Barly proslding. The roll-call was answored by 83 Bonators. TETITIONS, Hovoral petitions fortod, Mr, BTARNE offored n resolution fnstruoting tho Commltteo on Approprintions to fuquire into tho oxpodioncy of paying the exponscs of tho Rov. Nobominh Pleres, a delegato to tho State Prison Oongrose, woro presentod and ro- NEW DILLS, Mr. WILLIAMBON, by loave, introducod billa1 in rolation to ntlornoys ot law; concorn= Ing town offlcors, 3 Mr. YAEGER—To onable rallroad-coms panles to borrow money. By Mr, BURKE—Repoaling S8co. 1 of an act Eemmtlng Stato npproprlnumm in aid of fairs 0ld undor the nuspicos of tho Stato Agricuttural Booloty, Doard of - Agrioulture, and of County Agricultural Board. ¢ UNION STOCK YATDS. Mr. VORIS, from tho Solect Committos to in- vostigato tho nlloged abuses in the Unlon Btock Yards, Ohloago, snbmitted o roport of the ssme Committce, which was ordored printed ; nleoa bill to enlarga tho powors of Rtnitrond and Waro- house Commissioners so a8 to includo the super- vision of Union Btock Yards. RAILROAD TAXATION. . Tho Simuln] Committeo to inquire into tho rate of taxation of the Chiongo, Burlington & Quinocy Railroad, submitted o report, and tho ssme was ordorod Xgntm N Mr. YARGER offored n resolution nsking tho Auditor to propare a roport showing tho appro- printiona mada sinoo 1801, - Adoptod. SECOND NEADING, ; . The_order of consideration of Bonato billa on second reading, by soctions, was thon taken up, and.sovoral bills o coneidorod, smonded, and ordered engrossed for a third ronding, 7 COMMITTEE REPORTS. The Committeo on Aprrflprlnflonn roported favorably upon cortain bills neking appropria- tions for various Btnte inatitutions nnd othor pur- 0BeB. 3 The Committee on Revision reported o bill ro- vising the law in relation to divorce. DOUGLAS MONUMENT. Alr, CABEY. introduced s bill allowing tho Douglas Monument “Associntion to complote thoir work, and making an appropriation for the samo. . + REOESS. Tonding disoussion by. soctions of Lills on o socond ronding, tho Bonato.sdjourncd until 2 o'clock p. m. . ATTERNOON SESSION, SECOND MEADING. The Sonato ronssomblod at 2 o'clock p.m. and resumed consideration of bills on a Bocon rundin(f. * Consideration of tho bill fippmprluuns mono; for tho Btate Normal Univorsity wns doferre until Tucsday noxt, Bevoral otlior Dills woro madd specinl ordors, and thelr prosont congideration deforrod. A mossngo from tho Govornor wae rocoived vetoing Senate bill 184, providing for tho elec- tion and qualificntion of Justices of tho Pence and Polico Magistrates., ¢ TIME OF MEEFING. . Mr. CUMMINGS moved that when this Senato adjourn, it adjourn to meet on Monday noxt, at 6 o'clock ? m, Cnrricd—yens, 20; "noys, 14. Thogo voting in tho nogativo woro Mossrs. Burke, Cnsey, Cngtlo, Green, Hampton, Kolioo, McGrath, Poitorsou, Roynolds, Sheldo, Stecle, Btrong, Whiting, Willinmson—14, Consideration of Vills on second roading was resumed, pending which the Sonate adjourned. HOUBE, LAKE FRONT MILL, Houpo bill 483, roponting tho Lako Front act, was read a sccond timo, and made the special order for noxt Wednosday. . PETITIONS - woro prosented In favor of tomporanco, and othe ors urging railvoad logislation. REFORTSOF COMMITTEES. Tho Judiciary Committeo roported a subatituto for Hauo bill 431, providing for tho transfer of caugos from County Courts baving spocial juris- diction to Circuit Courts, Also roported baclk Bouate_bill 176, to compel trusteos of lauds granted to tho Illinois Contral Railroad Com- pany to oxcouto -their trust, ~with the rocommendation that it do_ pnss. a sccond time nud ordered to o ronding, Sonato bill 84, in rogard to jurisdic- tlon of Gircuit Courts concorning lifa insuranco cages,- Also reportod back o numborof bills in rogard to interest on iudgmunla, roviding that Judgmonts shall draw Intorest at the same rato Bpecified in tho original contract. No recom- mendation. Tho billa wero rond and ordered to n sccond reading, and_made the a?wcinl order for Thurs- day noxt. Tho Committeo alao reported in favor of Houso bill 188, dofining contompts, and sgainet bills 21 aud 187, on tho samo subjoct, A minority report was presented, signed by nine mombora of tho Committeo; o majority making o minority report.’ . Ordorod printed, and made tho specia! ordor for noxt Thuraday, The Committeo aleo reported adversely the bill providing for the public whipping of hus- bands convicted of brutality towards thoir wives. man concurrod in. motion to reconsider was made by Mr. QUINN. Mr. HOPKINB moved to lay that motion on the tablo. Tho yeas and nays were orderod, and the House refusod to lay tho motion on tho table ——ym::;I fiz; uays, 78c. 0 motion to reconsider od, %fll INN mado an earnest speech in favor of the bill; said the law provides hanging for killing, and it should provide for tho nhipping of husbands who whip their wiveg, Stop wifo- whipping and you put en end to wife-murders, The yeas and naya wero callod on the question of concurring in tho roport of the Committae, and tho report was concurrod in—yeas, 74; nays, 47, Tha Judiclary Committeo also reported in favor of Sonato bill 110, pllowiug tho_criminals to teutify in thoir own behalf,” Ordered ton third roading. Also in favor of Houso bill 457, in rogard to ovidenco and dopouitions in civil cases. Also in favor of Houso bill 462, amonding the not in regard to ominont domaiu, Also, in fovor of bill 622, roorganizing tho Firo Dapartment of Quincy, he Railrond Committeo roported fnvorably Houso bill 525, to inquire into the means used to soouro tho pragngo of the Lake Front net of 1669, Ordorod to o second reading, and mado thoe spe- cial order for noxt Wodnes ng'. The Judicial Dopurtmont Committeo reported in favorof bill 849, amending Scc, 21 of the Practice act ; also, in favor of bill 442, amending thio Divoree las, Rocoss till 2:30 p, m. AFTERNOON BESBION. COMMITTEE RHPORTS, Tho Committeo on ;\m‘:rai)rhtluun roported o substitute for Ilouso bills 464 and 465, making approprintion for tho Iilinois Industrial Univor- iy, Alve Lilly appropriting miouay to build a chiapol aud dining-room for tho Deaf and Dumb Anyium, and for tho Bupport Of the Asylum for the Blind, ~ Ordored F ntod, The following bills wore ajso roported favor- ably: A substitute for 807, amonding tho Btock Inw; House bill 929, providing for tho appoint- mont of Trustecs and Btewards for tho Bouthern Illinois Insano Asylum aud Normal Univorsity. TIME OF MEETING. * A rosolution that when this House adjourn to- day it stand adjournod until Monday at G o'clock p. m. was adopted—yons, 77; noys, 88, Those voting in tlio nogative wore: Alxandor (Craw- Freoniun, Mulvaue, ord), Grabum, Noville, Armatfong(@sun-Huipi, Plunl, a), Tart, Plownin, Dishup (Bdgar), Huwes, uli, Dlakoly, brimed Stowart (Winne- Casnody, Hopkins, o), Carponter, Tnscare, Hwan, Collins, Tauo (Huncock), Virden, Gondotl, Lictzo, Walker, Gounolly, MeAdams, Weinheimer, Darnoll, McDonald, Wood, Dowoy, Moachatn, Mr, Bhoaker, Yorth, Mofit, s JURY BILL. Mr, WAYMAN offored n resolution instructin tho Spocin! Committeo ou Tomporanca to repor! the Jury bill. Ilouse bill 804, concerning jurors, waos read o third timo. Mr, DUNHAM moved to recommit. Carried— oay, 47 ; nays, 40, Mr, BRADWELL moved to reconelder tho voto by which the bill was recommltted, Car- rlod—yons, 65; nays, 40. Tho motlon fo recommit was then discussed at l‘mfi,‘b' involving the merits of tho seotion pro- seribing tho qualifications of the jurors, with reupect to thosio who have read nowspaper ace counts of the criminal or tho crime, tho objoct of tho motion boing to striko ont that clausc, Pending tho dobate, tho House adjourned until 8 p. m. Monday next, Our readers will be vepaid for the trouble, and much grotified, by funpecting tho ofl pointing by Miller, of Glwgow, Beotland, of tho now steamer Vicloriu, bo- Tonging to tho Anchor line, repirencnted by Iendorson Brothers, corner Loallosnid Mud(son siroeta, — Tho Victorl {4 v porimon of tho Atlantle fleot of this ou- ferpiriutu Aria, cud ho puinting will bo on_cxhibition for a fow duys st ‘Tur Thivone Counting Roow, BLOOMINGTON. Postmnstor Gunillotined-~Confldence =eEcclesinstical knvestigntion. Kpeotal Dispatoh to The Chicago Tridtine, Broomnarox, Ik, March 21,—Notwithstand- ing tho lobbying vislt .of Postmaster. Boibird to ‘Washington,. the offiolal ax has fallon, and n privato dispatch to-doy brings tho nows shat oo, F. Dick will bo confirmed without a shadow of donbt, The Ingratitude of the Adminstration to-Bolbird for the herolo and disinteronted fight for tho intorosts of Radieal Ropublieaniom, mado by tho Bloomiugton ILeader, of which concorn Soibird has boon tho losding atook- holder, is cortainly, in this cnge, sharper than tho merpont's tooth, penctrating as it doos not- only Beibird's foolings, buthis pooket, It threo montbs of toil and labor during the Lont of tho campaign in MoNulta's intorest gould not atono for its onc mistake In support- ing Rowall for the Republican nomination™ for Congross, Yostordsy sn unknown confldenco oporator ouohred & man named Homphill out of 400, loaving him, who was on his way with his family to Arkansns, with only €80 to pay lis expenscs 1o his now hiomo. ’ ¢ The Trustoos of tho Illinoia Wesloyan Univer- dity nro holding an investigntion of tho charges agalnst tho Iov. O, D. Munsoll, ita Prosident, w?mso nllogod nmorous occontrictlon havo boon tho ntxlx‘bjuc{ of unlimited !Olfldl} for tho pnst montl. z CHICAGO LIVE-STOCK MARKET. 2 FnroAy Evemio, March 31, Tho. roceipts of live-atock slnce Baturday have beon ns follows : N HHogn, Sheep. ¥fln%ny. 8,977 b ol e . ) 1,210 2,107 9,600 816 68,245 7,34 Bhipments wore as followa: \ Cattle, 8. Sheep, Monda; 2,008 GAI8 . Tucesd 1,422° 7,903 0,991 b1 m,717 1,144 Total.... 6,027 85,859 1,960 CATTLE—Prices ‘wero firmor undor & bettor domand, and especially dosirablo lots were in somo instances disposed of at a trifle highor Pricon than it would have hoon possible to rosl- zo for tho samo grades yestorday, but tho gonoral market was not appreciably higher. Ad- vices from tho Eost wore regarded us unfavora- blo, Buffalo and Pittsburgh being quoted dull and lowor, while Now York, Albany, and othor pointa are protty liborally supplied with atock and havo something of a downward ook, but the dny's receipts wero light, and ae all clnssca of buyera wero out in full forco, tho differont grados of stock sold readily at fuil former ratos. Tho offermgs of oxtra beovos wers confined to o singlo drove, numborlng 60 head. Tholr avorage woight waa 1;604.1bs, and: thoy wars takon by o Buffalo buyer at $7.00. A fow bunches of choles steors wero' disposed of ab &5.76@6.00, but most of tho salos wero at $4.25 @5.50, or ot 24,26@4.80 for common staers and choleo to extra cows, and at' 84.76@5.60 for foir %0 good shipping stosra of from 1,100 to 1,350 Ibs avornge. Tho demand.for etock stcors ex- coeded the supply, and sales woro quiclk at 38.60 @3.75 for common thin roughish lots, and at 84.00@4.40 for medium to prime droves Averag- ing from 900 to 1,080 1bs. Now milch cows were inquired for at 320.00@45.00, and venl calvos at ©8,50@6.60, according to quality, The morkot. closed uluufiy‘ QUOTATIONA, Extra—Graded steors averaging 1,450 1 A0 UPWBLAR. 11 vrerseeienien s 30,250,560 Choico Beovea—Eiuo, fat, woll formed 3 yenr to 6 yoarold stears, Gvoraging 1,360 to 1,400 1be. ... .. 15@0.00 Good Booves—iWeil-fatfoned, ' finely-formed nleers, avornging 1,200 £o 1,300 1bs [ Mod}ind Gradoa—Stoors tn falr i agiug 1,160 to 1,500 ibs, .. Butchers' Btock—Commos Y and good fo oxtrs cows, for oity slsughtor, avoraging 800 t0 1,100 s ... ... 8.15@4,50 stock Cattlo—Common cattle, in docont floah, avoraging 100 0 1,050 168...v 1. ... 0 B40@440 Inforidr—Light and {hih cow, = holfors, siogs, ulls, and seallawag sleors. ! 175@8,00 Cattlo—Texas, Northorn wintered. . 27530.75 Cattlo—Corn-fod Texas.. ... 0@ 1. CATTLE BALERS, s No, Av. Price, 10 stocle steors. . .05 944 45 butchers' stock. 40 fot pouy steors, 30 good steora, 84 good stocr. 18 good atcors. . 27 good stoors, 48 atock stoers HOO or 10c per pricos df hogs was to-day ostablivhed. Theo market falling off in the -rocoipt (only about 9,600 arrivod to-day), ndded to roports of n slight npprociation fn values at tho East, en- cournged shippers, and trading was active from the openiug of tho market to tho close. Now York, Boston, New Haven, Philadelphin, and Clovelaud huyers wero n{,mem , 8nd the com- bined demend proved quite equal to the supply, tho pens boiug oleared nt €4.75@4.85 for. com- mon ; ot 84.00@6.00 for medlum ;_and at 36.08 @0.16 for good'to really choico, Few sold un- dor 24.90, aud not many sbiovo §5.05, The mar- kot closod firm at tho above quotations. 100 BALYS, No. Av, Price|No, Av, l':'l'tc.’h'n. Av, Prics, 02 200 9500060 230 €500 00 245 $6.16 6L 185 5.00 214 600 80 107 505 €8 213 490(67 208 G20 03 100 500 51 212 - 400/ 63 193 60} 68 100 516 29 00 480[ 63 200 000,01 160 500 63 234 405/ 02 207 60057 200 400 60 202 4US{ 67 163 00004 3 6,05 85 160 6.00[ 61 214 . 5.00| 44 198 500 60 185 600/ 02 240 6,10} 64 204 5,00 98 Y12 488) G8 205 5.0U[ 63 244 Gldy 89 183 5001063 334 505 51 193 5,00 8) 19 5OU) 63 178 4050158 184 G0 40 433 GO0/ 6T 280 4Bl 33 251 400 61 200 6500071 101 6.00[ 77T 177 500 41 183 500 61 187 G.00[136 199 5,10 87 103 600065 219 60520 200 4,80 64 258 60040 170 48038 210 495 B4 105 600108 172 6001 70 170 - 505 68 204 40005 242 400( 04 95 500 61 193 500183 216 50669 209 5.0 48 201 50564 204 5.00{ 85 203 400 o4 502 485 . BHEEP—In this market there was a vory quiot fecling. Buyoers and sollora could not agree aa to values, and comparatively little trading was doune during the forencon. “Lator In the day lo- cal and outside oporators took hold with o little moro froedom, os holders showed a disposition tp concodo a Httlo, Tho offerings Wora mostly of common to good grades, for which §4.00@5.25 wero the provailing prices, 3 SHEER BALES. XNo, Av, Price|No, Av. Price|No, Av, Price, 487 090 Tgnun) T4 01 Tg478) 318 00 .28 98 4.00] 33 00 25| 48 83 525 MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Financial Nows. New Yonw, March 21,—Monoy losuod most of the doy ot 110 afd futcrest,” but cloted cusy at 7 por cont on the uunouncoinont that tho logal-tender circulation Wun fncrenged 81,141,000, or to $338,471,000, ‘Storling ruled 'wesk at 1075,@107%. Boimo Gorman bunlers wero drawlng ogainet shipments of Erle stock and bonds at 10734, Gold weukenud from 116% to 1183, Tecovering to 1154; and closing ot 116} @1165%, Loihs, 6 hor cont 10 110 for carrying, Olourlugs, 50 milllons, Lrossury disburacmonts, $87,000, Goverpinents were niore active and firim. Stato bouds ruled very dull, Ttuiroad morigagos woxa stoady excopt Uartford and Frlo, which decling to 40 for frsts, whilo guarauteed werg offered at 60, Stocks wero moro more ctive, with widor aud moro froquont fluctuatione, Tho withdrawal of fuuds for Biipmont fo the intorior for temporary s coti- tributed to tha monelary stringoucy, which caused s wonaidorablo doclino n pricos, Western Union was Strong, and, doagite tho contiutied roporta of cousolis Uation'of thla oppostionNucs, advanced from 80X to to 8132, Pucklo Mull waa very activo, iho transsefions oxcouding 40,000 skiares 8¢ 603 down to 002, with o Into rocovery to 8487, Panama declined from 113)¢ to 100, ox-dividend, olosing at 111} ex-dividend, Bterling, 1075, Coupons, L., 208 of 02,1 i, 803 "Torry Louf 05" |Torro iaulo, 33 Chicago & Al 13 . B3 Ohiongo & Altoh pfd 114 .mux{omn & Misaleaippl, .. 43 . 61%l0,, 0, & 0, L &Q. 'Lako sm:?u m!ig Indiona Central 98] Illinots Oentral .. 119 Union Pactfic stocks., 3436 Union Fnelfia bon 80 Gentral Pacifio bohds. 1084 Dol, Lack. & Wostern,1003{ B, &Erlo i, 4% Bt, Paul,, Forelgn fnrkots. Livenroor, March 21— 11:30 a, m, — Flour, 28s, Wintor whoat, 124 a3 spring, mgm 8d; white, 118 60@115 84'; club, 11s 101@i% 4d. Oorn, 27s3d, Pork, 60s. Lard, 38s 0d, Lavenroor, March 2i—ip, m.—Corn 27a 6d, Ofher markota unchanged, Rocolpts wheat lnst threo days, 8,000 qra, 4,000 being Amorican, - daya, 0,000 qrs, 4,000 qra Amorican, Gorn, 10,000 qra, alt Amortean 0 4 arch 215 p, m.—Connols, monoy, Ufl“{? 0234 ; ncoount, 03%; 5903 of 'M,&Vh,’( + do’ of 101, X B 3 mew ba, 003¢; lirle, Gl ‘Pants, Maroh 21—Rentos, 53f 50, Tho pacio tn the Bani of Franco increased during ho past week 500,000 francs, | aw Mazcl 31,—0otton quiot and steady; Ealas Vool Bt Ancrions, 5,000} spacufstifEOld annn,i bales. rosdatulfe stoady ; rod wintor wheat, 12 4, Fiour, %8s, Corn, 2Tn, Ghiotsc, 185, Cuumberiands, 80s 0d ; sbiort ribs, 385, Forns and fabrics at Mancheator aro dull, thougli not quotably lowor, Albnny Live Stock Market, Avnany, March 91,—Berves—Tho market oponed, this waok, with o small ottondanco of buyers, and o fow purchiasce were mado at from ¥ to X(0 off from Inat wook'a closing rates, Tho supply was fair, but tho market olosod dull, To-dny there was o limited oitendouce of Now York buyors, but Rhode Teland nnd Connecticut were falrly represonted, A fair business wis dono ot ull o off last weeks rates, but the quality of tho offorings le not o good, Tho supply g emnllor thon last weaki, nd unleas tho trado iinpraves. te-moccow, this Lids fufr to bo a vory dull weok for business, oven if it docs Rnot prove dieastrous to doalers, Muon Cows—Thero is 201 supply, hut searcoly zl;:dflnmmfl. Prices rule from @46.00° to $60.00 per BitEER AND LaMns—Tho market this wook bas shown ‘mora nattity, and thoro i a' marked {mprovement in F“l:}lly. ‘The supply is bolow Inst weck by about 34 car- 0ads, ‘ind prices rango o follows ; Finowool slieop, I3 J{(?:U:(u por It ; Inmbs, 0)@8e. Thero aro no conrse waols in mnrkot, o Joas—No markot, Thoso recaived woro mont for- ard, Ilm‘m:l—&nxmy 0od, and there 18 a good demand for drivora ond workers, Prices rango from $180.00@ .00 for good workor ; $200.0@250.00 for good drivera ; $275,00 for mm'&;‘ liorscs, and one trotting mare was sold for $000.00, Pricea realized abou 230,00 por palr, Buffnlo Live Stock Marlket, Burravro, March 21.—OAtTLr—Roceipts to-day, in- cluding 97 ears roportod to arrivo, 680 lioad ; total for tha wock thus far, T, lust weel, Not sufliciont trado to-day to justify o quotablo markot. Most of tho arrivals wore through coneignments, with but fow eattle in tho yards offer- ing. ‘Tho acarcity of cars for shipping, nnd tho blun- tering suo lorm, prevents Lusincas, Salos: 90 Illi- n0l8 stoors, 1,248 Its, 96,00 ; 10 Indiana steers, 1,000 lbe, $5,00; a1 Iliinols stockers, 033 lls, $1.57%;. Bxlur—nmi‘?la to-day, 400; total ‘for fho week, 7,000, agninst 16,200 Inat week, Weatorn sheep, $5,00 @0.23 ; cholco lote highor, No CGanada stook in mar- kot, Balca—880 Miohigan shoep, 90@101 Iby, £0.19 6,50 ; 327 Olilo shicap, B 1be, ld.lld, ‘The market closed firm, with all in tho Yards sold, 0as—Toceipta to-day, 5,800 total for the weels 23,100, sgafust 10,200 last' weck, Market slow sud ‘weak at $06,25@5.60, moat of the arrivals through con. siguiguts, Thez has beon a Iargo deronnd for plock i s ook, withs cullod ots sollus s high us $5.15 Now York LivesStock Markot. New Yonx, March 21.—Bervea—Thera aro 27 carn of cattle to-dny, making 7,400 for the week, against 8,000 tho provious weuk, Littlo doing, ond prices ratlier caaler, Texons, 6 cwt, 103c 3 Tllinofs stcors, 1,340 s, 13c, and some, 1,000 s, 10i¢c. A few primo steors, § owl, reachod 13c, whicli is the top price. Biizer—To-day, 17 cars, completing 14,600 to date ghuco Baturday, agalust 18,000 thogam tiuio last wock, Market very slow nt 83 for 80 Ib Ohio sheep § 6% for acar of 05 jbs ; 82¢c for a car of 89 e Illinofs, Hoas—Plenly, 48 cars _arriving to-day, bosides somo last night, Total'to dato, 38,400, agninst 50,100 last week ; 8,100 Weutorn dressud for weok, Prioca o trifls off at tho oponing, but closed at yesterdny's rates ; 62 @730 for clty slntghtered. Now York Dry Gooda Mnrket. New Yoni, March 21.—DBusinees wag modorately ac- tive with tho agonts, nnd thore wau a fatr jobbing de- miand for genernl domonlc goods, = Cotton gooda nra e far wearly oll dgsceiptions, “Tho No York Dait) ow Bullstin says ricod weak, and Great Fails 8, 3 und A sre reduced e, Cabot 61 aud de-nch bienchod shirtiugy aro up to 176 and 10c, respectively. Porcales and “polke spot"” riuts ot sclive, * Forolgn dresn goads o black mo- ndr luatres ro solliug well, The Produco Markets NEW YORK; New Yons, March 21,—Corrox—Moderato domand ; middilng upling, 10340, Daxaparorrs—Flour dull, 7,000 Lrls, unchanged ; rooelpts, Ryo tlour quict ; $3.06@0.00. Corn mieal quiot; yollow Westorn, $R00@9.20, Wheat higher ; yocelpts, 10,000 bu 3 white Stato, $1.76; red Western, $1.85; Northwoest' apring, atlodt, $1,043 No. 3 spring, $1,58 { primo No, 2 Milwalikee, $1.68 bid, held $1,60@ $170,' Ryoquiot. Darloy, in folr demand for prime vory inforlor to good Weatorn, 00c@31.13, Malt quict for tound Btato, $1.18, Corn 'in_moderate_roques _recelpts, 12,000 bu; new mixed Westorn, 65G03) 0ld do 10 atore, 63X(@09370 ; now yollow Weatarn, 05 60o. Oste in demand and flimer ;” recclpts, 80,000 hut now mixed Wostorn, In store, GI@5LY0; ' white, 46G B0x¢c ; black, 45@41xc. LoVER BRED—Bteady ; 81;@8%c, Eaos—Stoady ot 20@2050, Mar—Stondy. Hors—Unchanged, Gnoonntes--Coffos dull ot 103(@1%, Sugar in modorate demaud at 8}7@8jc. . Moineses firm ; Now Orleans, 65@780. Rico stendy at 8@8:4c. ProvistoNa—Tork lower; new e, $16.005 primo ‘moss, $14.75@16,60, Beof dull and unchanged. Ont menta quista; Lame, 11@13%0; shoulders, 6X@Tc; middles’ quiet’; Cumberlbud, 8igo; short Hy, Bxe} Tong wloar, 84880, Lard casler ; aleam, 83(@8 7-10c; otile, 85 @8 11-16c. ppETEi—Quist oud firm; Westorn, 18G010 ; Sate, e usEsr—Qulct at 12@17c. Witaky—Lower ol 003¢@9le. ; SALTIMORE. ; Bavridong, March 21,—BuiapsTurrs — Flour — Qulot nod unchanged, Wheat mioro agtive; Weatorn rod, $1.03@1.80; umbor, SLE0LI0. Corn atondy and firm ; mixad, 89c. Oats quict; mixed, 46@480, Ryo unchaoged, PuovisioNs—Quiot and unchanged. Wittauy—0340, 08WEGO, 0swzao, Maroh 21,—Murkot nchangod, NEW ORLEANS. New Onczaxs, Marol 21,—BReADSTUFFS—Flonr auil and lowor; XXX, $7.00@9,00; fumily, $9.00@ 11,00, Cory, 626000, itAN—82 830. 20,00; cholce, 330.00. Provisons—Pork dull and lower at $16.00, Dry salted moatu dull and lower at 53¢c for shouldors; 1o sales of sides ; booon dull and nominal at T@Dk@10¢; D, 16@10%0, Lord dull; tiorco, packors, 8ige ; re- fined, 83@00; keg, o;fignm. GQuocentzs—8ngar dull ; good to fully falr73;@8%c, Molaseea in good demwnd; formonting, 925 @17i0 for Intortor; urimo, 40470 conlertughl, “not for. menting, 430; cistorn Dotfom, @0e. Cofida dull at 1200, Witrsuy—Dull and lower at 01G000. Corron—Qulot, Sales 6,500 balou ; ordinery, 191c ; good ordinary, 16@10xa+ lov widabing, 11571770 middhing, 1630 ; niddilg Orioaus 10%c. *Rooelpts, 2,808 boles, Eaporte—Livorpool, $,070 bales; conti: nent, 5,038 bales ; const, B30 hales atock, 908,747 baloa; wook's sales, 8,400 bales, Rocelpts—Not, 50,627 bales: ross, 50,003 balea, Exports—Urcat Hritain, 17,408 Loy} coniinent, 9,704 balca; const, 72 bules, : PHILADELPHIA, PriLApeLPiiA, March 31,—~BREADSTUPFA—Flonr ‘moro uctivo, but 'pricss unchanged, Wheat i fuir do- mund; for primo rod, $1.05@1,96; common whito, 2,00, ' Ryo dull, Corn'in good deutand ;_yellow, Goc: Oatu aulls whito, 48000 ; niizo, S1GATHE, 3 rofined, 18@18)c, HAY~Trimo, Tarnoreus—OGrudo, 19, Wittay—Firm ot 920, MILWAUKEF, MiLwaUREz, March 21,—BinsaDaTus s—Flour quiet and unchianged, Wheat ‘steady ; No, 1, $1.273 ; No, Outa steady ; No, 9, 23e, ' Corn buireo and No, 2, 8530, ilyo in fuir demand Lut lower ; No. 1, G2)¢e. Durloy firm ; No, 2 7e, CLEVELAND, CH OLEVELAND, March 21,—] nerTures—Tlonr wealk and unchanged, Whont dull; No, 1 rod, $1.08 3 No, 3 nominal, $1.63@1.03. Corn frmer; held At 44@45e, Quty " ful douiandl sud bighor ;099 W for No. § REPINED PRTNOLEUM—Flrm and unchanged, TOLEDO, ‘Torzpo, Murch 21,—Beeavsrures—Flour quict aml unchanyod, Wheat firm ; wmbor _Miohiian, $1,05@ 81,003 spol, $1.70 + sellor Afuy No, 2 red, $L04, O ateady : bigh mlxed 893¢0;” do eollor Buy, d1)es low lxed, 3830 ; no.grade, 8740, Oats dull ‘and lower : No,'%, 8303 rojoted, blo, GLoven Brrn—lirm at 9470 3 Mummot, $5,60, Rxoxrrs—Tiour, 1,000 Lrls; wheat, 8,000 buj corn, orn 10,000 bu 5 oats, 3,000' b, Binyparsdrs—Tlone, 800 brla; who 8,000 hu oats, 8,000 bu. 060 bu 3 corn, DETROIT, Drrnoiw, March 21, —Buesvizurrs—Flour dull and 167, or 421 cors,againat 399 cars’ losched shirtings nro rather |, unchonged. Whoat steady ; oxtra, $1.92_bid ; No, $164 1 amber, 107, Corn' sloady af 43jc. " O LOVER Bexn—$4,85@0.00, g BgFF Boyraro, March 21,—Flour steady, Wheat dull, Qorn {u falr demand 3 sales of 15,000 b No, 2 o1t Yx. [ 8 cara on track at Blo, Oafa and Tyo noglooted, Dar- u“nlot 3 #ales of 1,000 bu Westorn s 0fip by samplo. Bodn quiot; ardes of Timotty at 43.00@a.1o. b LE, Touvwsvinuz, March 8.—TFlour quict and unchanged, Pioviatons—Bteady ; Mean por’ft $18.60@10.00, - con—8hou]dors, “"T{ + clenr rlb, 83¢@8% ) 8¢@82¢8, Packed, Bugdr-onred hams, 1}@140, Bulk shouldore, Gjgo; cloer rib, Ti0; cleary 740, Lard uo. ang od. Wiisiy—In falr demond ; 85@800 87, Louis, March 21,—DreapaTuges—Tlour dulland yuoliangan. Whoat dull 10 uncliangod ; mmplolols fair; foll, ‘$1.45@1.60, Corn stoady: No, 3, 320 on ocagt track’; kG330 in clovator, Oata firm: No, 3 270 on quat track ; 9o in clevator, Datley in good Qomand for bost qualitios, which aro scarco, Ry dull andlowor ; primo, 60307, Watexy—Lower ; 810, TroviaroNs—Pork quiot; 816,50 for sellor April, Bulk moata beld firmiy, but vory little doing excapt small ordor trade. Dacon quict; ouly order trade, Lard nominal at 7igc, E Hons—Qulat at §4,50@5.00, OaTTuE—More active; prime to cholco natives, 5.0080.00, . . OINGINNATL OrNoINNATi, March 21,—DnvADSTUFFS—Wheat quiot at91.05@1,70. Corn quiot ot 80@40c. Byo quict ut 80@620, Oats quict st $0@38c, PRovintona—York atoady, held at $16.25 Lard firm ; stostn, Ti(@80; kottle, Bic. Hulk ments firm} shonldors, 5%@bxo; clear rib, T3¢ clony,hold atT30, " Ulwnatnndg; ‘shoulders, 02@0%c; clenr rib, 8@ 83¢c ; clenr hold at B3¢c. Witrsny—Btoady ; . SPECIAL NOTICES. Schenck’s Pulmonic Candy Rmbracos In a great degroo all tho prinolplos of Bchonok's Bl s e n ivoffostuaiin sgugh, S0lde, ronobiat and chtamial af- octions, Ao, 1t Ia tho wont bl ?&u B 5 or s, and as bo gten tith ey R 105 2l 2 ', or thoso who suffor from loss of e T A N. E. cornor 8ixth and'Aroh:sta., Philadolphia. DRY GOODS, 1 e, 2 3 olo ON MONDAY, HAMLIN, HALE & C0. Will open One Hundred Cases Prints, new productions. Also, PACIFIC, AMERICAN, and ORIENTAL PERCALES. Large additions will be made to their DRESS GO0ODS DEPARTMENT, that will include many choice things ; and, ON WEDNESDAY, We shall open an additional One Hundred Cases Prints, 200 Pcs. Cassimeres, for boys’ wear, good styles, and at a moderate price, . - and full lines of Cottonades, Doeskins, Jeans, and Tweeds also added to the ‘Woolen Department. MADISON AND FRANKLIN-STS, POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF THH GREAT CLOSING-0UT SALE OF TER RETAIL DEPARTMENT Join V. Farvell & . ‘We have tully decided to close this Department on SATURDAY NEXT, the 29th fnst To insure the closing out of the remainder of .our Immense Stock, we shall offer the ENTIRE BAL- ANCE at still greater reduction in price. Immense Sacrifice PLAIN & FANCY SILKS, LACES, EDGINGS, HOSIERY, FANS, DRESS G0ODS, &C. REMOVALS. REMOV.AT. DONOHUE, WILSON & HENNEBERRY, Book-Binders, HAVE REMOVED TO 3 105, 107 & 109 MADISON-ST., Jiotwaen Glarl and Pogrhorn. DISSOLUTION NOTICES. DISSSLUTION. ‘The copartnorship exlsting undor tho firm name of Bur: Jing, Adlor & Co, wes dlssolved by mutual consent on March 17, 1873, The businosaof sald firm will bo hercat- ter conducted by- BURLING & ADLER. FAIRBANKS' BTANDARD SCATLTHS 4 OF ALL BIZES, A8 TATRBANKS, MORSH &00 05 WEST WABHINGTON-8T, STOVES AND TINNERS' STOOX, “EXCELSIOR Manufacturing Co. 612 ond 014 NORTH MAIN-ST, 7. LOUXS, OFFER TO THE STOVE DEALBRS OF THE WEST AND SOUTH ’ 52 SIZHS OF THE ORLEBRATED TEN WITH 1OW RESERVOIR. Also, & complote and well solocted stock of Tinners’Goods OF EVERY DESORIPTION, Trom tho leading Factorios of the country, which aro of* forad at ns low ratos as samo quantity and quality can ba Rurchasad in anv Weatnrn oity, Plavs axamina ane Het farn nurohasing Alsawhore AND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FENCE WIRE And SKAPLES, TIN PLATHR Netals. Ordora by Lotter solioltod, gusrantooing that they will bo promptly and faithlully oxeouted at. % LOWEST FIGURES. e ] FIN. Cor, Lake and Desplaines-sts., TEN EYCK, BRO. & CO., Bankers, Transacts o Bafo and Legitimate Banking Businosa, Accounts of Farmors, Stock-men, and oth- ors, solicited. . o Wo_will PUROHASE and forward any ariiclo wantod from thig oty Ly gur country frlonde ‘and attond tosl or- dors and corrospondenco with fidalify and care. W, A. Stephens, H. Blennorhinssotts WILL DO Business that terms that safe Bankers do it (Do no Stock Business) Domeytl ker: 76 E i ast Madison-st., NEXT T0 MoVIOKER'S THEATRE, B8t Amnal Town Kieeting, ‘The Qitizons, rllspnl vaters of tho Town of Sonth Ohleaga, hat tho A A ‘10w i B Baritacton Halh oomtce Segra s o Shtenthare Lokt 4 moatl, X Hlooting e orio filfx&%fli'fi?n’:’bfié‘fl"}ksfi Seriatr, o (13 , and for tho transaction of al) auch othor busi- He s n’u‘ Iu pursuanco of Ias me bofora such moet- botwoon lhu‘\u\un of ¢ and 10 o’cluck in the foronoon, st Dbo kopt opon until .éx (0 o'cloolk-in tho aftarnoon, Givon TEGEL, T GIET ENTERPRISE, SUBS| LasSnileant. to the CHICAGO MERCHANTS? LHOTID 0f One Thousand Tlcltota to thn Mhird Grangd clky. ihseription will bo clused [{ o f.:'.“l {{«’.’unfi'a'fi{:‘f\i#n‘f 8. 0 i et draven by mu"éius bo puid from it by the er in gxact proportivn to thy pogey wd {m by onch ber, Whowants to shro b 8100/0b0'% 8500, mation on upplicption as abiove. S 2y artistic mannor, of tabrios unsur- gnssad for durability. Money choor- B. F. Allen, Allen, Stephens & Co. Bankers do on 20 Plne Streot, New York. HAIR GOODS. E{ ! SE GENERAL NOTICES, 1n the County of Cook, and State of Iilinuls, are lwwb‘ tho tirat day of Aprll, A.D., 1673, being tho first Tucaday '(l;uwn b‘crk. ono (1) Assossor, onu (1) Collnulnrhnlnn () Voot whloh mentiig will ho callad ip orde m:g::r my hand, at blr_:lv:éq |-émnfim nllmda AD SRIPTIONS will he recelved nt 154 AND BANKERS? DA l,'mlr,crxhlnr tho benotit of Public Librnr: !?e will belong to the comy fund, Al oach member will' )0 worth of gifts? Full infor. Made to order in tho most completo ully refundod if not satisfactory. WILSTE BROS,, 8, E, cor, Btate and Wushington-sts, 36 Weat Madison-st, (Shorman House), Chicago, ety Opore Uope Cluclmintly oy Loy EIREET AND PARI LAMES, BARTLETTS “BOULEVARLD,” STHEET ANDPARK TAERS. ALSO, TORCIHF AND JIEY or lighting stroet lamps Instantancansly, tio same noww usod In Now York; aro baing adopiod evorywhory. Fuil prtioniam furnishod wpon wpplication toJ. W, AL T, 280 Broadwiy, Now Yori, WANTED. Wanted. A few copies of The Daily Tribune of Jan, 16, 1872, for which a liberal price will be paid at Counting Room of this office Iron Bedsteads, PLA]N,AN)) ORNAMENTAL, AT THE OHIOAGO TRON BEDSTEAD COMPANY, Van Buron sud Dvsvlnloos-ats,