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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-06-12
Notice in Attachment.

VIM. g. Hellaan. Court Of Common
MS. Knapp. Ashland Co, Ohio.
Defendant will take notice that on the
Goth day Of May, A. ID. 1867, Plaintiff com.
menced action in attachment against him in
the above named Court for S273,s7 on ao-
count which case will be for hearing at the
next term of said Court commencing August
9Th, 1867.
R. NJ. CAMPBELL,
Atty for Plaintiff.
June 10Th, ls67-6w51.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-06-12
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

VI StDte Senator.
MANUEL NAY
OF na3 Representative.
WILLIAM ARWIL
Treasurer.
w. G.. HELTMAN.
9 Recorder.
~ GEO. W. URIE
Commissioner.
or. HENRY WICKS.
Surveyor.
JOHN KEENE, Jr.
lnfrma'y Director.
WILLIAM CRAIG.
Coroner.
DIR. A. LIMERICK.
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The following are the Central Commit
tecmcn chosen from the several Town
ships:
Hanover-Dr. A. J. Scott
Moutgomery-J. NJ. Lands;
Miflin-H. D. Ruth;
Lako-Robcrt Marks;
Troy-A. Smith;
Perry. r. Wallace;
Milton-Jamcs McCrea;
0rangc-Emanuel Finger;
Jackson--James Il. Chase;
Ruggles-H. NJ. Critscr;
Mohican-Dr. John Cowan;
Sullivan-James Dunlap
Vermillion-W. o. Porter
Clear Creek-Jamcs Hearst;
Green-John Taylor.
The following are the delegates to the
Senatorial Convention to be held at Ash
land, on Tuesday, July End:
RGggks-Wm B Brown. j..
MiuoR-James McOrea, T Barton, D
W Whitmore, Aaron Helyard.
Jdckson-John Berry, J Fast, s Plicc,
VIM Berry, H Wicks, J G Bolles.
Orange-H Wertz, l Markell, s Wal
lace, j Kendig, John Finger.
Perry j Scott, Sr, ] Moor, ] P Van
Nest, j P smalley, H X Snyder. :
Troy D Rickenbod, John Smith,
Hanouer-J W Brown, @ Petot, J.B
Long, WIN Garrett, VIM Crowner, ] G
Larwill, D Rust.
Montgomery-J P Cowan, G W Hill,
Peter Thomos, T J Kenny, s Brindle, j
II Lands, 7 Crone, John j Jacobs, J D
Jonas, j noty j MeGool.
Lake-F = Richoy, John Wolf, Wn
Wycoff.
M6Rin-s Shively, A H Buchanan
John Peterson.
MOhiedn-JS Wetherby, H Winbiglcr
John Metcalf, Saml Leach, W ChesrOwD.
D Botdorf.
TermRion-F Fox, T II Galloway, Fl
Sunday, W s Strickland, D Fox, Wade
Armentrout, s Welty.
Ncrcreek-A Baily, Jas Hearst.
Green-Paul Oliver, VIM Cowan, W
SimmS, VIM Humphrey, L Guthrie.
On motion Of W. B. McCarty, the fol.
lowing resolution was adopted
Resolved, That this Convention en-.
dorse the ASHLAND Union, and recon.
mend to the Democracy Of the County
that energetic efforts be made to increase
its circulation, thereby promoting the
success Of correct principles.
On motion Of H. s. See, it was order,
ed that the proceedings Of this Conven.
ton DO published in The ASHLAND UNION.
There being no further business, or
motion, the Convention adjourned sine die
G.. W. HILL, CHA'N.
j. NJ. Lands, Sec,y.
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Dissolution,

By mutual consent of the parties, the
partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the Furniture and
Lumber business has this day been dis
solved. Mr.. D. A Singer retiring from
the firm. II. NJ. HiCkok still carries on
the business at the old stand, with whom
all accounts are left for settlement.
H.. NJ. HICKOK.
d. A. STlNGER.
Ashland, june I, 1867 -3w5l.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON
VENTION.

Pursuant to notice, the Democracy Of
Ashland County assembled at the C9urI
House, ON Monday afternoon last, The
10th inst. The Convention was called to
order by DR.. HILL, Chairman of the Cen
trail Committee, and, on motion of J. D,
JONES, Esq, JOHN NJ. LANDS was ap'
pointed Secretary. The Chair stated that
the object of the Convention was to can
vass the votes polled at the Primary meet
ings held on the 9Th, and to transact such
other business as might properly come
before it.
W. L. M'CARTY, ESQ., offered the fol.
lowing resolution, which was unanimous
ly adopted:
Resolved, That this Convention en-
dorse the resolutions, proceedings and
nominees of the Democratic State Con
v~ention that met in the city Of Columbus
on the Sth Of January last, and that We
will make every reasonable exertion with
in our power to secure the election of oul
ticket, State and County.
The votes having been canvassed, thu
result was announced as follows:
Senator.
A-N
Manuel May----------------622
Representative.
William Larwilll----
Recorder.
Maj. Urie.------- --------.-o23
Treasurer.
VIM. G. Hoffman
Commissioner.
Henry Wicks-- ----6l5
Surveyor.
John Keene, Jr.,------------6lo
hfrmary Director.
William Craig------------ --459
George Myers--------------l57
Craig's majority ------SOl
Coroner.
DR.. A. limerick
Tho follou;np orn Tho Nnntrol Nommit
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The Markets.

New YORK, September ia. M
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat l@2c. bet
ter. Corn dull and dropping. Rye quiet.
/ Oats active and 2@3c. better. Mess pork,
s24.35. Lard quiet at l4@l458. Whiskey
steady. Cotton quiet and steady at Csc.
Turpentine, 59Ic. Rosin-Common, 81
@s4.OG. Stocks heavy. Money, I per
cent. Gold, l447a. Sterling, lO9R@
lO956. 5-2O's, '62, coupons, ll44.
NEW YORK, September 19-P. Moot
ton declining; sales of 700 bales at 2415G
Csc. Flour firm and unchanged. Amber
State wheat, $3.50. Corn heavy western
mixed, Sl.24GSl.26. Oats active; west
ern, 7O@72c. Provisions quiet and steady.
!, Groceries dull. Naval stores unchanged.
Freights quiet. Stocks heavy. Money,
/ I per cent. Gold, 1879. 5-2O's, g., cou.
pons, ll4ss. Virginia 6's, 4995O. Elk
change lower sales Of 100000 sterling
were made at 1881.
BALTIMORE, September l9.-Cotton and
coffee unchanged. Flour continues quiet
but holders are frmer; Howard-street
family, Sl2.75. Wheat firm; prime red
: S2.5O@S2. go choice, $2.70. White corn
SLIPS; yellow, Sl.32. Oats, 60@67c. Pro.
visions very quiet but firm. Sugar quiet
at previous quotations. Whiskye-nothine
doing.
ST. LOUIS, September 19.-Superfne
flour S7.25@S7.75. Corn dull at $l.O7G
sl.12. Mess pork, $3.50. Bacon-Shoul
ders, l43lc.; clear sides, 1S%0lS34c
Lard and whiskey dull.
LOUISVILLE, September 19.-Superfine
flour, 81 $50. Shelled corn, Sl.l5. Mes
pork, s25. Bacon-Shoulders, l4Ac.
clear sides, 1870. Lard, 1870.
CINCINNATI, September l9.-Flour firmel
and advanced Csc. Corn firmer, will
little doing, at sl.O5. Mess pork, s24, bu
held at 25c. higher. Bacon unchanged
Lard, 1870.
AUGUSTA, September 19.-Cotton frmer
sales, 81 bales; middling, %. Weather
very warm.
WILMINGTON, N. c., September 49,
Spirits turpentine steady at 54c. Rosil
steady at S3.2O@S5 for strained; common
no sales. Tar, $3.50. Crude turpentine
$3.50. Weather clear and warm.
SAVANNAH, September l9.-Cotton-
Sales to-day, l20 bales; receipts, 40
bales; middlings, 2211a@23c. receipts TO
the week, 2,23l exports for the week
1896.
CHARLESTON, September l9.-Cotton-
More active at unchanged prices sales
Is bales middling, 22022H &C.; receipts to-
the week, S4S bales; exports for the week
l Ola bales; stock, SIS bales.
MOBILE, September l9.-Cotton que
but firm; middlings, 81; receipts, 34S
exports, 49,; coastwise sales, 800.
NEW ORLEANS, September l9.-Cottol
dull; sales, 200 bales; low middllns
nominal at 2l1ac.; receipts. IA bales
Sugar and molasses unchanged. Tobacco
Stock light; market firm. Gold, l454.
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General News.

WASHINGTON, September l9.-The ship
Kearsarge, before reported on fire at New
York, has been pumped out. She is badly
burned, the fire having been smouldering
during the greater part Of the voyage.
THE INDIAN WAR.
The Montana volun tcors have been re-
inforced by eighty men and one piece of
artillery. The Grow Indians, while pro-
Tossing peace, are undoubtedly depreda-
ting. Two thousand Indian warriors near
Fort Dodge captured FIVE out of forty wa
CONS loaded with stores and ammunition
within forty miles of the fort on the 10th,
and the next day attacked another train,
killing four men and capturing twelve
mules.
The Indian Commissioners are at North
Platte holding council with two hundred
Indians, including "Spotted TAIL"
Standing Elk" "Swift Bear" and
others.
There were two cases of cholera at
Omaha yesterday.
THE MARYLAND ELECTION.
Baltimore city ratifes the Constitution
by 10000 majority.
INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL GRANT.
Governor Fenton, General Grant, and
General Hancock had prolonged inter
view to-day.
TIE (,oTToN DCcr7 ITroCc
The revised cotton regulations (making
sixteen pages) will be mailed to collectors
| tomorrow.
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,ona, Tobacco Convention.

C,ryr1Axp, September l7.-Pursuant
,au a national convention Of tobacco
70 .", convened at Brainard' s
mai T"m in this city, at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
u '',-,tes we're present from all the prin-
u :,ol cities Of the Union, North and
SL%n representing capital Of $50, 900, 900
.,N y,, in the tobacco trade.
II. ~be following are the permanent officers
.. The convention: President j: F. A.
o. n.,r,c of Cincinnati. Vice. Presidents ::
7 e : Murray, of Illinois; S. P. Dick, Of
tn.'.a,nckv: John W. Stone, Of Virginia !;
Milan; Milan II. Nassau, Of Pennsylvania; A.
', =" Errkncr. Of Missouri; W. B. Pierce,
j. H. Z~w York: William Hanna, Of Michi-
.. and F. W. Fclgncr, Of Maryland.
s -" James A. Courtney, of Penn.
' >N,,i and L. II. Turner, of Illinois.
" =. ,hc afternoon session the committee
.,nSin;cd to report business for the con-
"fIt,-.,;on OF the convention submitted the
'''j ps<oIred. That the tax be reduced to
cow ncr cent. per pound On all kinds Of
..ooaso.tac;urcd tobacco, cigars excepted.
Ts.on.el, That in lieu of inspection and
..,,,,r,cnt. We recommend Government
,.~,,>, to DC paid for before using, and to
,n - laced on each package as to pre-
r.adc their second use.
IT Tho first resolution was adopted after
..r>;derahlc discussion, in which the
,,iry Of establishing uniform tax was
M,ly canyasScG.
The convention appointed an executive
,or.uittcc, entrusted with the duty Of pre-
ing A memorial to Congress setting
...-,I the views of the convention with re-
r,-5 10 the proposed change in the tax,
s~4 also several committees of a tempo
~ary character, when an adjournment was
lad ill tomorrow morning.
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BUYING Up CoSFEDEaATE BoNDs.-The
Tribune has the following in its Washing.

BUYING Up CoSFEDEaATE BoNDs.-The
Tribune has the following in its Washing
ton correspondence
Trustworthy news from New Orleans
IS received to the effect that it is learned
that one of the largest brokers of that city
has purchased t265, 900 of eight per cent.
Confederate bonds Of the issue of 1861,
and 100000 Of the Issue of 1868, to fill an
order from the North or from Europe.
The prices paid are not known; but it is
thought that this is part Of the sum of a
million in Confederate eight per cents. ad-
vertised for in the National 1ntelgencer Of a
recent date. 1t might ensue that in the set
Element of the Alabama and other claims
between the United States and the Govern
ments of Great Britain and France-the
two latter should take the ground which
ours has repeatedly assumed-viz., that
the rebellious States were never out of
the Union, and as corollary that tho
parent government is responsible for the
damages which they have committed.
The officers CT the bank here, advertising
for these bonds, state that request was
made on them by some parties in Europe
for a number Of the notes, which they
wished merely for o curiosity.
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Lrxy.-virgfnis, s1.5o0Sl.eo; Rockland, S1.4o
6SI.5o; Wilson, $1.so0$l.eo.
MobAssRs Common syrup, so6s5c. genuine
golden syrup, 7o6ssc. p gallon; Cuba and Mus.
covado, 5slsoc. Porto Rico, 75Gsoc.; New Or
leans prime (nominaD, 81.
NArLs-In store, et0s3c.
| OATs.-4s94Sc.
oILs.-Linseed, 81. so3sl 60 machine, *1@sl.7t;
sperm, 80 SO whale, slloGsl.25; tanners. 9oc. a
81 straits s1GSl.1o; sweet, S7.2s n dozen best
salad, $l4; CASTOR -. 4o0s2.so v gallon; Virginia
lubricating. 4sc. q gallon.
OEIoSs.-S3.5o@3t y barrel.
PLow CAsrISas.-7c. u D.
PEpPER.-3794Oc. by the bag, 3sc.
PoTAroEs.-New crop, 5o@75c. q bushel. e
PowDER.-spor.ing, $7gss p keg Of rs bs.;
blasting and mining, 859$5.5o.
RAes.-Mixed cotton, s95ac. whites, 9c.
| woollen, 2@ac.
RoPg.-Manilla, best, use.
R1oE.-1l9llsc.
RUa-New England, $2.lo9s2.2s; Santa Cruz,
% .5o0$4 q gallon.
RYB.-see Corn Exchange report.
| szsD-Timo:hy, 1925 q bushel; Clover, ss@
| 80 so p bushel.
| srEEL.-Naylor's cast steel, 2so. q D.; English
blistered, 2o@2ac. p D.; American blisersd, lla@
| l2ic. y b.
sHor.-Northern, 80 10 y bag OF IS bs.
sUeAa-Brown, la014Ac.; extra SC" ls.9lsc.;
3d." lst@l63c. "A," ls,@l7c.; crushed and
pulverized. ls@la3c. cut loaf, ls3c.
soDA.-sal., 4s@sc.; Bi Carb., ss@ssc., in kegs
| sALT.-Lverpool, from wharf, BIS u sack in
store, $aao@sa.+o; ground alum salt, 81. so@s2.75
| u sack.
| SESAcA RooT.-25c.
| suMAc.-$l. 5o@3l.s IS q 100 lbs.
| SoAP.-Common, 6a3Sc.; best washing, 49,. I;
toilet, 25c., and fancy prices country, e0sc.
SPIRITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
STAvEs.-Pipe slaves. $75 a. 1,2Go; white oak
| hogshead slaves, $45 ~ 1000; red oak hogshead
slaves, $50 q 1900; barrel slaves, $50 q 1900
| hogshead heading (nominal), $40 p 1900.
| TAR.-S3. 5O0i4 q barrel.
| TEAs.-Black, 75c .0$l.45-the last prime arti.
Gle imperial, 81. 7s@$2; gunpowder, $l.75Gs2.2s.
| TALLow.-l0@12c.
VIsEaAR.-Cider, 4o@5oc. manufactured, SOC
| doc. u gallon
WHBAT.-See Corn Exchange report.
| WHIsKY.-Whisky Is hrmer on account OF sus
pension of distilleries. Common, proof, S2@S2.5u;
P. Hanger, Seniors, old rye, $3.50; pure rye,
| g.. soG$4.5O. Fine brands higher.
| WooL.-Market very dull. Unwashed, 2oQ26c.;
washed, 3sG+oc.
| WINB.-Port, common, 81. 500$3.
| CATTLE MARKET, SEPTEMBER 10.
The supply of beeyes and sheep is small, and no
really prime Offering. We quote
BggF.-Common to fair, 345lc. u b., gross.
| Prime, &c.
sHEpp.-Common to fair, s2.so@sa so each.
CALyEs.-ss@Sh each.
| HoGs.-0ic. u b., nett.
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COMMERCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

Virginia ex-coupons ..... IA
Virginia ex-coupons, new........... &c
Virginia registered bonds, old, ex-inte-
!. Test.......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AN
Va. registered bonds, new, ls65... 39H
Virginia registered bonds, 1867. ... IS
North Carolina ex-coupons..... 81
North Carolina new bonds. ........... 53H
tennessee ex-coupons. COX
tennessee new bonds. 64h
Georgia bonds (6s) ............... "a
Georgia per cent. bonds, new...... 81
Richmond City bonds... 81
Petersburg City bonds (nominaD.. 6s07O
Lynchburg City bonds................ 81
Fredericksburg City bonds (nominaD 80
Norfolk City bonds lnomtna6 -. :. .s7H@4o
Richmond and Danville Railroad bonds
Richmond and Danvfiie Railroad bonds '
(not mortgagedl; ..:....:............ s0@es
Virginia Central Railroad lst mortgage
bonds. ...................... .s7h@7O
bonus. ................................ s2h
Virginia Central per cent. bonds..... "a
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad first
mortgage bonds. ................ .... .o7h@eo
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad I'd
mortgage bonds. ...................... ss@sd
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third
mortgage, S per cent. bonds. ......... So
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, first
mortgage, s per cent: bonds. :. ..67h@7o
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Sc
cond mortgage, per cent bonds e2h@ss
orange anu Alexandrla Railroad, per
cent. bonds ........................ .s2A@6s
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad 7
per cent bonds. ................... rs
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad dividend bonds, per
cent. s2A@6;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad bonds, 7 per cent?. 72h
Richmond and York River Railroad s
per cent. bonds. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sc
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad stock. 81
stock, new. ...................... 1920
Virginia Central Railroad stock. lS@2C
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad stock. 22H@2i
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad stock,
nominal sc
First National Bank. 76@sC
National Exchange Bank .............. 5000
Planters National Bank. 7C
National Bank of Virginia. .S0@s2A
Union Bank of Richmond, 10 per cent. pre-
mimi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-20

SrAIN.-It is believed that the Spanish
Cortos will be opened in October. Tran
quility, it is said, now prevails through
out the Peninsula. The France states
that the most active search has as yet
been fruitless for the discovery O.. Prim,
but the belief that he is hidden at Per-
pignan is so strong in the Eastern Ply
renees that numbers of persons declare
that they have seen him-one as a servant
of German family, another as a priest,
others as wagner, a woman, French
officer, etc. Many suppose him to be hid
den in a corner Of Catalonia, waiting a
favorable moment to escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-20

AN INSTANCE OF GENERAL ORD's
PoMPTITUDE AND OF HoLT's CoRRUpTNEss.
A. lieutenant in the United States army,
in command of town in Mississippi,
brought with him disreputablc woman,
his paramount, and sent her to the hotel for
rooms. The proprietor of the hotel re-
fusing to receive her, the officer ordered a
guard to take possession Of the hotel, and
thus found accommodations for his female
friend. The case was reported to General
Ord, who ordered the arrest Of the officer,
who was court-martialed, found guilty of
the charges preferred against him, and dis
missed from the service. General Grant
approved the sentence. Judge Holt, how.
ever, recommends an abatement of the
sentence to a suspension for one month, on
the ground that the principal witness had
been in the Confederate service.-Na-
tional Inteu,gencer.
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GENERAL PORE RULES Our THE Ne
uglES.-Wc have the authority of two re-
Yectable ,nl,ite men (not Radicals) for re-
rating the assertion that q secret circu-
jar Of instructions had been sent from At
laita to the different counties, discontinue
ID. the candidacy Of negroes, and that the
great body Of the negroes regard these in
rrgctions as "orderS" not to run, and 50
designate them whenever they are alluded
,o.--Mqcqn (Ga.) Telegraph.
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4 TEST MURDER CASE UNDER TIE Re-
OBSTRUCTION ACT.-The third section Of
The reconstruction act Of March 2, 1867,
requires district commanders to protect
the rights Of all persons, and gives them
authority, when in their judgment neces-
,arv, 10 organize military tribunals for the
l.,a! OF offenders. A subsequent section
provides that no death-scntence under the
AZ, shall be carried into execution till it
has been approved by the President. The
INST case growing out of these provisions
is now before the President.
The record comes up from General
Sheridan. The person murdered was
co.ored boy named Wilson, and the muir
ar.er is a white man named Albert ID.
LG,k. The murder took place last April
% board steamer then lying at the land
.ag Of Floyd, On the river above New Or
.raGs. The civil authorities reported to
General Sheridan that they were not able
10 deal with the murderer, because the
icopc generally sympathised with him.
lie was accordingly tried this summer be-
lore military commission.-B0St0n Ad-
trisscr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-20

TOaN 81. TYLER q CO., successors
y to Mitchell b Tyler, 1879 Main street, Rich.
mond, Va, respectfully call attention to Lh eli
varied and extensive stock Of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES and CHAINS, CLoCks, JEWELRY,
and STEEL sPECTACLRs and EYEGLASSES,
not surpassed by any class Of goods In the country
to quality, and which they will sell at prices as
Their present stock LIS well selected and very COM
plets, and consists Of the most desirable and
fashionable stylos usually kept hrst- class Jew
alry establish msnts, and to which they are con.
stantly adding new goods. They. continue, o,
heretofore to order direct from the factories what
the shortest possible notice. HAIR JEWELRY o.
every description made to order. WATCH BE-
PAIRING done In the very best manner by tn,
my3o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-20

4hE IMMATURE SCHOONER ASHORE on
mt IRISH CoAST-ADDITIoNAL REPORTS
r .., The DlSASTER-THE PROPERTY SAVED.
1Ac adventurous little craft the John T..
'"U, from Baltimore to Paris Uta Havre,
zane ashore at Tacumshane, on the south
%; :. !; Of this county, this morning, and
- y satisfactory to have to state that her
iapefS, which were enveloped in a tin
,1,y' remain uninj The vessel, not
.~.,|.AS,'aatlng the great knocking about to
I'M .1eA She has evidently been subjected,
III. retains one mast standing, and her hull
Ao,Q!ns firmly together. This tiny craft
ppoAiy two and quarter tons burthen.
"Er measurement is 2445 feet in length,
w.. w IN breadth, and 2.45 in depth. She
, % Isisged as schooner, had snap stern
%la figure head.
r, William Coghlap, ESQ.,, Collector OF
J.sIomS and Receiver of Wreck, has taken
yWra!se Of all the documents. Jasper
~ a'So' Esq, agent for Lloyds, has claimed
j., ~0 vessel Tor the American Government,
r., Nl' capacity of American Consul
!, " ng1. (September g Correspondence Of
-, ""'sM freelldn'S Journal.
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OXlcy's Monthly Tobacco Circular.

LONDON, september 5, 1901.
In our last circular, dated lst ultimo, we
reported moderate business in tobacco and
the month just ended has not produced any
change in fact, the quietude usual in the
market 1T this period of the year has amounted
to almost total stagnation. The sales OF all
descriptions were estimated ut barely 800 hogs
heads, and Of these the bulk consisted of COM
mon leaf, both Western and Virginia, 1t low
ates for export.
The reports of the partial failure of the to-
bacco crops in certain sections of the West,
accompanied in some cases by orders to with
draw parcels from the market, had the effect
of streng thening the hands of holders, but in
the absence of demand no practical change IN
quotations has been established
Towards the end of the present month it is
probable that sampling will be commenced,
though the new import will hardly be brought
upon the market until the actual extent OF
the present gloomy crop.antcipationsl is ascer-
tanned.
STOCK OF TOBACCO Is LONDON SEPTEMBER /, 1867.
Stem'd. Leaf.
Jirpini, Slr
Western ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...3,9e0 IO,l92
Maryland ..................2,l Ill
Negrohead and Cavendsh. 1853
STOCK on lsT OF SEPTEMBER, 1866.
Virginia ....................2'6o co. los
Western ..,........'.....; :ss ;'.'-ol l-'o4-
M Mary,hnad ' and 'cayendsh Col
Total for 1867, 1884 hogsheads; for 1866,
80, S36 hogsheads.
PRICES CURRENT.
Virginia Leaf-Short, sound and dry, mid
ding leafy to good and fine spinncrs, selec-
tions, solid. Stemmed.-Ordinary short,
middlng 10 good, 56Il0d.
Maryland, 3E@sM09d.; Paraguay, nomi-
nal Dutch and German, 49lld.
Western Leaf.-Ordinary exports, 204d. ;
factory dried, common to fair and good quail
ity, 4MSd. fine selections, S@l0d. Stem
med.-Short and common, 4E@5Ed.; mid
ding, good parcels, 6@Sd.; fine selections,
Greek and Turkey, o@Sd.; Java, 5@l2d. ;
Japan, none.
LIVERPOOL, September t, 1867.
After q quiet month in July, the business
transacted in tobacco since our last report, OF
Cd ultimo, has shown an Improvement, and the
sales are estimated at ,46l hogsheads.
The principal demand was for western leaf
and strips, for Ireland and Scotland, OF the
lower and medium grades, at steady and IN
some instances slightly higher rates. Some
new Virginia leaf, of very bright color and in
fair condition, brought high prices, and Nir-
| gina stemmed, were more inquired after.
Cavendish, of common and ordinary quality
| cannot be moved at any price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-20

PRICES CURRENT.
Virginia Leaf.-Ordinary and faded, ordi-
nary Sound, fair dry leafy, good and fine, az
lOd. Stemmed.-Ordinary short, fair leafy,
good and fine, J6l0d.
Paraguay, 4@l0d.; Greek and Turkey,
6@7d.
long, middlng 10 fine dry, selected and colory,
2E6l0d Stemmed. ordinary, J93Ed !;
middling to good, 7@sd.; fine selections,
Maryland-Dry leafy and sweet, 3E@6d. !;
colory and fine, 709d.