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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04
Against REORGANIZATION.

The Enquirer is out in article against non-connit-
tasm on the subject of Intervention at Charleston IL
also against the nomination Of any obscure and I'M
known man. it, article is in reply to one in the Alex
andra Sentinel, which takes the ground that the
will thrive best and best the circumstances Of it,
position, by refusing to recognize lat Careston) the
question OF Intervention and Popuar-Soyereignty AS be.
longing to the canvass, and passing it by
The Enquirer takes objection TO the ground assumed
by the Sentinel, and says:
The great of the Democracy belong to il orrap
zation because of the principles they presume the nsrf
to hold and not because of is superior prospects of
cess and when once it known that the platform of
party has passed by great question without t,kipg
position with regard 20 it, hundreds yea thousands of
the honest will discover it, hollow profession
itupon It's candidates the OF the deceived upon
The deceivers.
But the Sentinel advises the party not only N ,ss
by the only question that divides all parties but bat
list nguished men should also lie laid aside Both ,y
rpf'' and men are TO be abandoned aud candidate "a
devoid OF prominence the platform would be OF priu
pies - expected TO rally the great party Of the nation
ne unknown hero cf Congressional District tif
man equ1ly dcgtitute Of the abilities AS he ulust lie nj
Tue reputation OF statesman could never lead the De-
mocrucy 70 victory. shout Of deriiOn from the Allan
lC 10 the Pacific would hail such domination aud r,,.
t"WIt ana tdicule would follow the party througbou T.
canvass. Let the sflfiHtr then abtntou H. iJ.. ID.
passing ny abstract questions and distinguished men
Let ihc Democracy cuioivor ses.i H. np.t die
tnruished men the one best known for integrity AN,
t,snausp i't &c peal the country upon an ou,t
iVp"nl 81 principles upon a ques ions and upon the M,
honhl lame OF ~ c1ndidates Popular intelligence th
luHNGAion OF popular gOvCfumeus demands "a platfor
ui broad and we'll defined principlcs and , r,,Ji1,t
whose reputation - commensurate with the country au
limited not by Stitcs, much less by Congressional Tis
t"ct+ Our only hope Of success is through tbe inte
rence nithc people. Let W. not throw away orr bes
recommendation platform Of open principle and
candidate Of wellkn0wu fame
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04
The EEpianatlon OF lhc chlnc.e na,nc.

Upon first hearing Of the renewal Of the war between
Zoe Chinese aud the French and English everybody was
disposed 70 imrute the blame 10 the Chinese But the
facts Which have TO light, throw the responsibility
altogether on the allies the following succinct exp
nation Of The which led 70 the battle on the Pebo
will sufficiently demonstrate. We copy from the Albany
E,suiug JopHl.
The battle tho Peiho seems 10 have been The re-.
t Of succession of bundcrs the part Of the French
aud English Ambassadors. Those gentlemen IL appears.
yet out for Fckm with obstinate determination not to
believe anything the Chnese told them aud not TO do
anything they advised
Consequently, when, at Shanghac they were invited
10 90 TO Pckn by land they curly replied they would 20
by sea. Being directed 20 20 up certain river they
went straight up another aud when told they we're mis-
akeu, assumed their informants we're lying.
They met parcel Of ragged country people on the ri.
bank These they took to he Msndarns The country
people told them the Mandans waiting for them at
the mouth Of the other river. This they took 70 BE-
fischOOd
Pursuing their laundering voyaget they to some
stakes, booms and mud forts Intended 70 keep snug
glers and rebels They construed them Intended 70
keep out Ambassadors aud fleets So without waiting
to be attacked they began pouring shot into the for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04
nRHNrINIANA

a.
hog raiser In Indiana has written TO "a impadeni
e"er. we advise him TO stop writing. The only pea
ne has that's OF any account Is his pig pen.
9ohn Mitchell says that the habual readers Of news
paper become assimatcd It's editor IL our neirbbor
the Democrats subscribers get 10 be like himself he
has a set Of ugly customers."
The editor of the Constitution says that he ignores
The papers say that the Pope sorciy afflicted with
sore leg II he had would be almost world.
wide calamity.
We have ohen heard OF pitching tents but Dcmocra-
tic editor bosts that his party in the spring of 1880
viii pitch their PLATFORM" Let them pitch Il we'll and
there may be a chance of their sticking to It,
Mr. Davis says in Illinois paper that emo living
man can match him as reaper. We don't suppose
him.
Whenever our friend Saxe hears his name called now
ne painfully reminded of having lately been sacked by
the people OF Vermont. Dear John how would il do to
change your name to Bdqsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04
THE MOST vIRTUOUs WOMAN IN FRANCE.
From the Paris Correspondence Of the London Star,


''""' "'e 1 "tS correspondence ~ the London Star
Sept. 10.
The great annual prize show of the Virtuous Woman
came oil AT Suresues with great cclat To those who
had heard few DAYS the praise of virtue pronounc-
ed IN the STILL pcdantic OF NJ Guiznt IL WIS
quite relief to hear soothed encouraged and
ed to call again. were, in the honeyed accents of
the Archbishop of Paris.
Although the weather was ANYTHING but invi,inr.
crowds by the railways from Paris TO behold his
ever precious and delightful sight and as fow-trayel
Ter informed me, with the greatest JOOs even those
who had seen the Niruous Woman, before were only
too glad TO be able show the sight to others AT z
o'clock the scrutiny took place within the church The
Nirtuous Woman proclaimed and was crowned with
roses by the Archbishop who really much more r
nen TO her for being yirtuous than NJ Guizot would
have been His eminence then gave long allocuton
m favor OF virtue, wherein he exhibited to the light all
the good points of the womans virtue showing how sbe
first came by IL (in this 10y inherance-her mother
had possessed IT'D then how she had maintained thy
never ircquentng the Sunday balls and never reading
rOmances which Latter self-denia proved beyond doubt
the divine grace which had been she'd over this specimen
Of the virtue OF Suresnes. The village however decar
ed wth one voice that there other not
reading romauces a. the elect had learned to read
at all But this reason although reckoning as of impor
lance among stupid, ignorant peasants was considered
not worth recording by the Archbishop Morot great
theoogian, great mathematician and logcian besides
Ii was great comfort howeverto such vain and pue-
rile people OF the world those who had ocked in fine
cloths by the railway To Suresnes, to that virtue was
for once rewarded with something else besides fine
speecheseven from Archbishop Three dozen good Y
Of solid silver with ye hundred francs ia money
TO the most yiruOus girl in the commune and one dozen
spoons and two hundred francs the second best, gave
one pleasant feeling Of the perfect justice with which
the virtue at Suresnes properly weighed out and vau.
ed. The second virtue decidedly the first in point
OF outward claim; but this i n rule believe carried
out all over the world aud not peculiar Suresn,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04

Tie uicnnal Convention Of tn y i.copal Church Of
tc ntsd states viii commence s sion iu this city,
tomorrow. g. Paul& church. The sion 40 doubt
will p, highly gratifying End interesting one, aud will
draw together large num ors Of persons rom every State
in he CuioA The Old D imiuonr particularly vi be-
curcprcscntsd hi. i tie frst time we believe that
she rcopsliaus ave c,cr lei rational Convention
IN Ibis State Alrc'dy many persons have arrived in the
cy. With view at end the sting ,fthe Convention
and We presume IA gc CROW vii come toby and
riorrov "a dun y he rcuti,ie Of n week, Il l.
noedIs that We shall give faithful report Of the
froCtsdtGi the Convention from day 10 day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04

correspondent of the London Tines recently re-
cehy returned from visit to Sebas,opo states that the
raising OF the sunken fleet proceeding very
fully About fourteen ships only remained to be raised
consisting chiefly of three-deckers and frgates for
whch larger and more powerfuderrcks being con.
OF the harbor will be blown up. He also found the grave
wards containing the bodies OF those who fell in the C
mean campaign respected and properly attended to- The
walls surrounding them were in good condition and KEEP,
IN repair by persons appointed to visit them stated in.
,erEas The monuments erected by the British army at
bakava and Inkcrmann uninjured hut that at the
names upon it.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04

\ paper published by order of the House of Common;
gives an interesting of the forms origin and pur
poses of the National Debt of Great Britain from 1898
To March 1885. The force of contrast will be exhibited
lay statement of the fact that in 1894 the funded and
nniunded debt amounted to So ISL the charge
Tor interest in that year eSls 297 In 1852 on
me other hand the funded debt amounted e7s6 sol
1884, and the unfundcd to els 277 400. or n total ~
tSo3OIS55i In 1885, the year of the outbreak of the
French Revolution, the amount was e247 43i; and
IN 1916 the year after the great peace to eS6 O39
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04

HEAVY LoSs-The extent of the damage to this coun.
ty by the storm Of the 10th instant was not overestma
ted by US when We set it down 100000. The dam.
age from high water greater than we coniec.
tnred but the damage done in all parts Of the county by
the violent winds greater than had any idea
The tobacco aud which were not reached by the
reshe were in many localities seriously damaged by the
high winds.-Char. Adr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04
From he TazeioeH Rcgisisr.1
l BURNING WELL IN BTREAIT 20 m

D.
We bad he pleasure Of meeting, a few evenings since
At the American House in this city Mr David Yape and
family, from Ere county, Pa who were on their say 10
visit some relations about fifty miles south of Prkn-
From them We gather interesting facts relating In
burning well, accidentally discovered short distance
from Boyds Grove in Bureau county about 3 o'clock on
"Wednesday afternoon Of last week II appears that on
h' pr misses Of farmer. whose name our informant had
forgotten, aud within a iew ie,t o. his htusr which w.
tue tHO-stOry wooden dwelling r vel tad been preyi
on-ly dug thirty feet in depth and which had b..
come entirely dry from The bottom Of t. tue prcfri.-
tor had cOmmenc boring for vat and the Gprr Tor
bad % this tine 'lclcl sill further distance OF forty
feet, Nhcn be- -'rr n spring tlt commenced RAPIDLY
flowing sud great the d. charge if frightened
i,om hr wor< be fed leaving tire anger IN the ROLE
o. reaching d. surface he called Tor q Ittc Girl 10
hght candle Tor the purpose Of letting down into the
well Nen. a. she opened the door Of the house With
900 .or laEd The atmosphere Ound seemed take fire
but after asn the blaze confined TO the vicinity
Of the we'll reaching the height Of fifteen feet and ul
wards. The little girl badly burned upon the arm
and ohcr parts of her body the nan who had escapcd
from The sell had one eide OF bis face completely blister
ed while another workman, making the Only three pre-
sent also considerably injured bv the sudden fash
The ncghborhood was Of course soon aroused and A
though hundreds visited the spot many working night
and day, not until Friday morning that the flames
were completely cHtingushed sinOthered.
During this time. piazza attached 10 the house was
hrst removed next complete wing IN order snve the
main building. IN every change of the wind the flames
driven 10 that direction with such force ~ TO oven
char The woodwork. The well again filed NJ with
earth the place dcugrd Wh water but 10 little avail a.
regards hnal cNtinguifhmeut, Mr. Yaple when he
visited The spot Friday morning. Describes the flames
~ breaking through the loose earth Of the well like fash
90 gunpowdcr running along upon the ground When
he lef ie FIRE on the surface appered 10 be smotercd
which had been finally accomplished by the crowd boa
| ing upon IL with fiat boards
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04

THE NiNErEENrH 0cronER.-we understand that
there Is movement foot to have military cclebra
ton at orktown on the 18th OF October TO commem.
crate the anniversary OF the battle fought there which
was the winding mp of the revolutionary war We have
seen letter addressed to Col + e. Robinson of tho
9th regiment of the Va. Mis in which il is stated
that Gov Floyd, Secretary of War; has given permission
TO all the troops At Old Point attend on the occasion
they viii he carried TO Yorktown in the steamer Geor
qua and it Is probable that OF the volunteer COM
panics OF Baltimore will come down in her In the
meantime would suggest to our volunteer comnanies
here the propriety Of taking steps in the matter
The trip will be pleasant one and in these DAYS il Is
wen TO Keep up IN the most impressive manner the
membrance of the times that tried mems sous Va
folk Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04

LoNnARDY AND AusTRIA.-Thc loss of LombarIv will
make very serious difference in the revenue as well
In the extent of the domnions of Francis Joseph Tn.
annual Lombard imposts raised have thus far
eleven millions of forms from direct taxes and about
sixteen millions from indirect Indeed the income of
Austria will be diminished about Ia per cent by the loss
oil Lomoard and this loss would be considerably great
had not the Italian provinces always been favored
In regard to taxation. In 1851 the Lombards were sub
jectcd to heavy direct poll FIVE forms and SIX
teen kreutfers per head, while the poll
the Empire averaged but two forms and seven kreuze
They were however favored in indirect taxes no NOR.
than five aorns and thrttwo kreutzers per head being
raised III Lombardy, while portions of the Empire
paid nearly three times much-Lower Austria paving
sixteen horns and four krcutEers and Szbur fifteen
hons and thrtyone kreutzers Ii is true that h. ave
rage was only three forms, but when the wealth and
irultiuness OF Lombardy taken into account il may
he truly said that Lombardy was a moderately taxed
province. .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04

Tue RIvANSA CANAL.-We learn from good authority
that the damages to the Rvanna Canal are quite nco
siderable and that the officers of the Company have COM
menced to repair them and will have the Canal in order
for transportation in DAYS II said that upon no
thirty miles Of the Railroads in Virginia have the DANA
ges been less than upon this Canal.-Char A1r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04

The baltimore papers notice the death of Mrs Bur
ton OF that county, at the advanced age of &C. She
ha never during her life employed physician had new
err lived out Of Baltimore county and was finally Lpr;e
on The same farm on which She was born
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04
The fort. though aoas.ls.. amazed could do no lea.

The ierts. though doubtless amazed could do no lea.
than defend themselves.
The battle was as full OF blunders a. the Voyage
They undertook to sail close up the forts without
lug TO see II there was water enough and In conse-
qnence, ran aground. Then they a thousand men
ashore to march quarter of mile, under fire. through
mud knee deep When these failed achieve an mpos-
sbhty they attributed IL to imaginary Russians with
Mimic rifles disguised Chinese with machocks Il
was not TIL after their disastrous defeat that cooler
lection suggested they had been hasy and that had
they gone to the right place. they would probably have
found the Mandarins ready to receive them"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04

oss'os 90 rus vino. Oct $, isss
The exports OF Flour from Richmond direct 4, foreign
po continue TO Increase as -i be annsx.d esm
Psrlson Ia September % last year IN. .hlpu-n ,, ,
fAeA ee., Of which p. >s2 wen, 10 South Amsrie.
Mrlars 90 fters ,sos Rlrsssp " fcnnoS ro.rs
sept. pr.v,,..I. 800, i.eS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04

The new Suspension Bridge nov IN Of erection
over the Ohio AZ Wheeling, will have span Of over one
thousand feet. IL will be composed OF four cables
two each side, each cable being 8s inches 10 diam
eler aud containing $3.50 strands Of wire making
gle strand Of 9,2736 800 feet Las miles IN length
structure Is $4,000, I.|
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04

1t Is currently reported that the Ilinoi, Democratic
Congressman will go into the Democratic House caucus
but that the other Anti-Iecompton members will not Ii
Is confidently affirmed that they will support Mr. Forney
for the Cerkship, il he desires the position and this
point being gained, they will support Republican for
Speaker.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04
RICHMOND MARKETS a., q ,s,.

kSAhk-baeon firm at last quotations. Corn scarce and
prices advanced Flour and Wheat steady Tobacco
nay and Nu ona have advanced Other articles unchanged
'"aH orders. Ai9asr % Do raid
h.o9Sa1hs make, ar and holder. to AJAX for
''i sSs.rea, w d lsSSt s,: gGa. do is
syI-we quote prime at Sscts f. 1890 Goshen
nitS. Patent sT sss. Ss:, gs.y
cssrsIws quote jaime. River Hydraulic ceen, a. q sol
for VERY iIrssu holdsr ASKING
submit, yeS the range Ss die prevailing Price
quote sI Rio and at ' .sSssts Z, sds1nss
oSrOs YAsswe quote country 9O02a cents. city "a cent.
rr.IuEsA-ws quote prime at 90 cts; Arm
quote -i,hou,
IS @ p xss 'sS ri,
lated ESQ DeBers $40 super Phosphate Of LINE SAC So
Roe in half SbA, $500; MAeEsrs noanay scSioS o4 No.
FloeAThe market nrmer at last quotations, vi.
ga for SnPerane aud $3.50 for Extra
Bunch o. . IS s boz Cur carrsn,
eri. 10 e Cocoa Nuts son q s % ~. S cts fs'aH
GgsrowDsA-ws quote Blasting, kes. ssA.Gi Sport.
, - asking % for Northern Hay and
ca, Ss,sAsS, sSSe dry IS,g CT, green sailed IOiO
quote bis ssiss to quality and quaint
SS: rredeSAf and Armoy .OO 100 hammered 800
L.Spwe quote prime Western In sbl., a. 1871 Ct. ken,
issHGi4 s,.; refined, in pals, II cts. ,s'
Icts.
Ls.rnss-We quote good stamp heavy 22Gt2lc n:
die weights, % damaged 2122 poor iTSI9 % mn
per leather t2o0b825 In sire, weight
price only for SUPERIOR heavy sides Skirtng Leni
quote EoeEsHd al sos Sf nom S1 vhaf sS
from 49, $3.50
Mo,Ssswe quote NeS Orleans at IS cents Cuba in bh.
sos Cuba MnseoVAdo S3Gt$i cts; and In bbIs
MuL OEAL-we BRA p,ovr
stun, IS cts; ship STUFF % - ~
NAHS-Me quote "old Dominion" brand at So eta
OATs--"e quote Oats at ~ cents II bushcl
PiAsrKh-Lump Is selling IN lots 2slli w. quote
Ground PAster-ehmond City Mills at $3.50 . bulk
and $3.50 packed; CAleincd t2STAet2.s n -
Reeve quote good 70 prime At 4L6A5k cents
sALr-We quote Liverpool salt at t40lti store
Ner-mArkrt bare retail price s65O6tTOO Timothy
ssS1tS2s; Orchard Grass o. z;.St$l.sI54.
snoT-We quote Shot at 6k6tTk
suoAK--We quote New Orleans Iks cents for good
ties SIC for prime; Porto Rico censrhoiee Se cuba
lGeiA eenis Refined Sugars Circle 10 9k
ys cts brushed and Powdered lO&aiOk lie
sPEfr-We quote Brandy Otard s45oGL6 t6c
American, proof 81 cts jamaica England
Purel LSs cts do Whisky $3.50 Peach brandy 5O6I
z2 Va Apple sOti % cts; Northern do
NtsS American do 2scS0c wLbkywe quote Rec.
SsS cent? ~
ToBIcco-Me-rs Watkins Trabue report Tn. marie. In.
been animated during the prices on Y
day last were decidedly higher than they
month pas We give Fridays qpoatons Common Lgs
t% 70 u medium Leaf sTE 20 tsa. good fiik: nm.
shipping fl2 70 SHY manufacturing Leaf prices from
10 W according TO quality little Offering The
" the Tobacco offering for sale generally quite inferior
sells slowly at flS Tor prime though hear choice
lots hayeb brought tl 20 White me and they
continue TO pay 81 400 Las for the best offerings
m3onIWe quote Oak At tskGeSH cord; Pine t2Zds The
We've quote native washed a, sSSs cts; 2a
70 Merinos a. In quality.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04
A New Party and New Ticket

The Mckinney (Texas) Messenger comes to us with a
proposition marked for party and new ticket for
1850. 1t proposes
LIST The abandonment of all party associations, of
whatever name and,
I'd The organization for the contest of 1860 of new
party to be styled the Union Democracy" with the fol-
lowing ticket and platform
UNION TICKET.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04
NEW YORK MARKETS. oe,.1.1so

NEW YORK MARKETS, Oct l, is;O
remains dun SCOo y - cents. cash.
o, % lalss receipts The m1Ike, for Beef Cattle
the range from 10 s9H cents, including Cows
- sheep plenty and fair enquiry a. from S
demand from the trade has fsn 90 Oh ,.P
an 20 ss The extreme preenons Of holders
coTIoS market for this staple dull and prices
the three day, smS1 200 bale. A. our ,
rotations. sales having been made At a tribe
rlovsThe increased activity in for state snd
EaISPsAn adyles together With the good
ysnt at an advance in pr,es eoaa =, ie ~ ~ M n Duo
esiP continue fair but the stick pressed sale the
gate $500 hh including 1900 bb yc.isrday
e bbl a fair extent smoun,ins 70
az @ Is 10 Ss .szynE % buoy
saso.t ~ Richmond Country e. 1906 aud BALTIMORE
5000 demand h.. prevailed for of all Kind.
larger scale than time though price. no, varying
from cur previous quo,aons hut With tendency
geo S %s. Of Which GO 9nged hand: yesterday
y mf Es3SsI ttS Corn has ruled dun ey sh
its bushs lower than At our prevIou. srv IN ~
sfs Sss ~ @ bssss P c S ,syss
ao Ms sOds2i Tor 10 ssSs S9l for Round yellow 9ooos
htSlhe msts. co ilnus. inactive dsaeIs buylng
hols,, Ssncfsiiy rsfu,s to usIs t'eo' "Aen
Ls,rnEsTh;rs material change in lrsmOek Sole
change prices oat sr request, at previous
sea,hIhsIs hs' been more active dmaed since our
As bosr rS ysry srn sd he s s9V Ps1a,e in9Gy and
marss has been naoyaui and an sdNs SSA o.
accumulation Of stock sales made future delivery Il
he present rates Or ~ iose 70 be hEed delivery
e. ,hag sialrs may b. quoted a9 CO. for Hard white, 81
Sales ili hhd, ksg'uey At D,Glo CO, Manuhe
m-y be To- the lowest graes steady pretty
BALTIMORE MARKETS, oct irt
CoTrEE market continues quet but hrm, vhou change
ads We q8oe PRIME VIZ s IL 90 iqEr T 10 So III s
IKE medium ~ 10 Ike LaguaJra ~ to i2He ~
You've notice fair d,nsnd for Flour t, morning
ohio super a. snd coo bb s,ree do
- e same figures also 20 DO Extra AZ $500 and 100 DO
gRuSwhsa "a, in comparative light receipt today The ~
ng' we're about 900 bushci add ~ demand fair For white,
eIiy We quote whit a no to 10 for common i36
l GERS. ior choice Red AZ no 70 lis cent. Tor good 10 pr.
About 1000 bushels Corn offered and sold
NO,ssswe have tspsacilons noie 10 day IN Nolss
! se, ne marke i dul, bgi prices are unchanged
sales odsy 10 bids sides iOsaiO esni sud a. hkI
u, figures thownr IN ad,anes IN n n on ~
to-day. ,als Iard-no sale. odsy We quote Al tA@tNc
fair request t5ooste Tor Glover Seed, q o.
sre,s We sl quote Cuba ana tnrrh Island ~ r.
sn" n ssS f, common 10 GOOD so o ~ 81 , sna ~, oq i
flr o. good fair; 7Jgbso for prime aud SIC Tor choice
of 100 M. cV gl % Do At 2e sod 20 bbs County Al
demand for NaryIand Tobacco th. week b,.
been les active han last week sud although ne mail qhanty
, ss.spIona sss IT, s.pd "a es oy he s $40 20
some eoneesslon IN price ne general opinion IN
us quantity be fully equal hst grown in 1884 ana H.
quality promises 70 be not only generally biie' bot proporon
Va. ssssd !. TIC Z R'i Tss. SSs s s
nesy quite wehesr Of nothing doing Ksntaoty To-
baeeo