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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18

THE STATE CoSvENTIoN.-Since the
PRONUNCIATION of General Schofeld's ap-
portionment of delegates, which gives
Richmond the honor Of five representa-
tives, there has been considerable talk on
the street-corners and in other places Of
public resort as to who shall be honored
with the important trust. Several names
are mentioned, and their merits and de-
merits have been warmly discussed. We
shall endeavor to keep our readers posted
as to the particular parties who will pro,
badly be selected. So far, matters have
not assumed shape sufficiently tangible
to justify the publication of names; but
of one thing the public may fell well as
sured, there will be an abundance of can
didates. The positions will not lack fol
aspirants.
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A Colored Candidate for Congress.

~ s''e LuttOf W We dGQtQ
No doubt you have noticed before this
reaches you that am candidate for Con.
gress in the 4th district Of Georgia; my
views are fully set forth in the Macon Tele-
graph Macon Georgia; The Colord Peo-
pie of Georgia have as General thing
decided to allow the whites the State
offices and We the Colored, the Congress-
lonal Offices, Therefore through the inhu-
ence of my many friends both black &
white | have consented to be their Candi-
date from the 4th district of Georgia,
am in favor Of the Military Bill but am op-
posed to this unGodly tax upon Cotton &
Tobacco, l am colerd Man, was a Slave
until freed by Prest Lincolns Proclamation,
Now as your paper is read by many Geor.
gians, & universally over the states wish
you to give this notice s. you shall not
lose nothing by so doing; Publish the
above s. State thus
ELLICK MAHALY, Colord,
A Candidate for Congress in the 4th dis
trict of Georgia.
81 have written Hon Thad Stephens
of Pennsylvania on the subject
ELICK MAHALY.
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Sodrtiing md LOGging.


3ArLLAkD HOTEL, ICHMOND
-, "a "a; THE LEADING FASHIONABLE HO.
!. "-, gf Iht CITY This elegant establishment
=, complete IN all IL. appointments.
ur~ 80 sLuctu!e and furnishing, particular atten.
"' ootn Rivan both TO mfoTt and style u
Es1!s for lie Cleanliness and its furniture
r. 1W4s Ws best quality.
,.<@'s copy, ladies' reception. bar, billiard, and
a., f"oias, On the otcs door, are spacious
s:t ,VVsaeei1l!y arranged. The ladies' pariors,
c., tsfoom. on the frtt tCOr, are easy OF &C.
T. enI Tee from the confut ion Of business:
kt,'As!"s oi the scason that this and 9th er mar
ge, S,tofa, and many OF The supplies come direct
TT 'Ie oest markete Of the couatry.
49, stb'cIin,r,. In thsir nsw connection, beg
.z,c.' Pe1S" iheir best efforts To the lna,nte-
,C,,, ~ thts tre: ctsBs Hotel. ard AK the sup
'' 'aelr lile d. aud the pub &c generally.
Jov., JOHN 7. BALLAhD L > ms,
vii hALLAEp, Proprietors
: 'ihsbi!>G .ALL.gD. ausl
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OLD DoArSroS BUSINESS CoLLsaB.-We are
pleased to notice that this excellent institution
under the supervision of It's accomplished man
ager. Mr.. G. M. NIcoL, Is rapidly gaining In
public favor. large number OF pupils are In at
tendance and many have attained great prof.
cheney In the useful accomplishment OF book
keeping. Mr.. NICoL seems TO be thoroughly master
OF his business, and is wltha most courteous and
agreeable gentleman.
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MARTYRS TO CARBLBsssEss.-H all the teeth
that have been ruined by neglect could be strung
together they would reach thrice round the
world. There may have been some excuse for
this havoc In days gone by, when there was no
absolute safeguard against dental decay In exist
ence, but there s no apology for 1t now. Fragrant
Sozodont. the world-renowned antsept'c denu-
rice, as certainly protects the teeth against decay
oil prevents steel from rusting or water arrests
the progress Of fire. se lS-1weod
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Losses BY TIE LATE FIRE.-Among other
losses by the fire which occurred at Moore's
planning mill on Sunday morning last were
between 275 and 800 bags of corn-weigh-
ing about 5000 pounds-stored by Messrs.
Woods, Fay & Reed. 1t was rendered
almost entirely valueless. Mr.. Moore lost
one of Woodbury. s. Sons celebrated
=" double surface" machines. This ma
chine received the plank in the rough,
dressed it on both sides, and tongued and
grooved it at the same time. 1t is said to
have been the only one of its kind in the
South, and cost $4,000. The engine was
very superior, and supplied with the cele-
brated "Great Eastern" boiler. This cost
SIS 900. Mr.. J. Allard, lumber dealer, also
lost large lot of plank, but was fully in
sured with Messrs. T. M. Alfriend & Sons.
The fire was no doubt accidental.
Mr.. George P. Morris, who was SO badly
burned, was comparatively free from pain
last evening, and is likely to recover. The
apprehension at first entertained that Mr..
NJ. had inhaled the hot air, and thereby
sustained serious internal injury, no longer
exists.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERY THE
ACCUSED BEFORE THE MAYOR. - Abner
Marks, who was arrested in this city on
Saturday last on the charge of stealing
s3l, 900 from the Adams Express Com
pany, was introduced to the Mayor yes
terday, and remanded to Jail to await fur
ther developments.
After the court adjourned, the following
telegram was received from Mr.. Pinker-
ton, chief of the Chicago detective force,
giving tho full particulars of the robbery /:
"Abner Marks and Arthur Realey
robbed the company at Grafton, West Va,
in September, 1864, and again in October
Of the same year. Both were arrested by
my force at Detroit, Mich. during the fol-
lowing month, and most of the money
recovered. Marks made his escape from
an officer of Wheeling, but was re;irrested,
tried, and sentenced on the 29th Of May,
1865, to seven years Imprisonment in the
penitcntiary at Wheeling, and while in
Jail again escaped. He is desperate man,
and the public good requires that he should
be shut up. ALLEN PINKERTON."
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ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers. i. b. Tatum.
Steamer Alexandria, Plat, Philadelphia, mer-
chandiss and passengers. w. P. Porter.
Bargn- (premsnl Beethoven. -, Philadsl-
phia, in ballast. TO Haxall, Crenshaw Co.
Schooner Rhodella Blew, Peterson, Philadel-
phia, coal S. II Hawes
Schooner G. T. Hubbard, Loveland, Albany.
lumber z w. Pickerell.
Schooner K. H. Booth, Longstreet, New York,
merchandise, captain.
SAILED.
Steamer saratoga, King, New York, merchandise
and passengers, w. H. Dunham.
Schooner Maria Jane, Jones, down the river,
light.
Schooner Ocean Bird, Marsh, Norfolk, msrchan-
disc, Crowell and Currle.
MEMORANDUM.
Steamer Hatteras, Couch, hence for New York,
passed Fort Monroe on the 10Th instant with the
1Iaytien man. Of war Alexandra Pelion in tow fol
New York.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
sALE-GooD CHANCE FOB MECHANICS.

offer for sale frst-rate STEAM SAW and
GRIsT MILL, in complete order, with ESQ acres oi
land, we'll timbered. near Dr4ks's branch, on the
Richmond ard DanviIle railroad; also. STE
SAW and GRlsT MILL near Glover Depot, where
good supply OF timer can bs obtained at low
price. Terms accommodating.
also offer for rent or lease In the town OF
GAINESVILLE, on the stage road from Roanoke to
Blacksmith Shop, Foundry. Tailor Shop, Carriage
Shop, choe shop, lanyard, Sc, &C., with al
suitable tenements newly built 1t IL a good To-
cation for a physician, there being none In the
neigh oIhood SAMUEL 2. BARNES,
Barresville Post office,
se ls-1Ot Charlotte county, Va.
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FIRE YESTERDAY AFTERNooN.-The
alarm yesterday afternoon at balfpast
was caused by the slight burning of an
old building in Rockets. The house was
formerly used as a depot by the York
River railroad, but has been for some time
past occupied by score or so of freed
men and women as dwelling. The sparks
from chimney ignited the shingled roof,
but the flames were speedily extinguished
about $40,
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Wines, Liquors, dc.
Crockcry and GLASSWARE.

10 HOUsEK EEP ERS.-BRANCH &
l CUaRkAT, Main street two doors be'ow
Spo;swoo1 Hotel, would inform their friends
and ih- puniic generally that they are now
I-c~iyim. their iall stock Of CHlNA. GLASS,
.A.I .IHESwAHf, md GENEkAL HOUss-FUR-
hi>llIAG Gp"DS, comprising every article usu,
a.y k"p' II fret class house, which Will be SOLD
p lo~ 40 the same goods can bs'bouIht In any
AuU., Ia the country. our stock of CHINA Is
csa.er.. fr,ucn China Cups and Saucers, g. rs
l-td z-n: French China Cotiees 81. so per dozen !:
tFeach China ninuer Plates S3 IS ler doz.n
tr~aeA China reaktast 50 Is per dozen and all
..A"' goods In proportion. Sc Is
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Re0L Estate for Sale.

TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS.
l. For sale privately ONEFOURTH iUNDI-
VIDED PART or SBARB Of the ASHLAND
HOTEL, PLEASURE GROUNDS, COTTAGES,
SC. Terms accommodating. Apply to
se l8-3tau2~ JOHN PERRY, Ashland.
GMALL FARM NEAR RICHMOND
y FOB SALE, LEASE. Or RENT, on liberal
terms. For particulars, apply to
RANDOLPH b ENGLlSH,
Booksellers and Binders
sel7-3t 1920 Main street.
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THE BUTCHER CAsE.-Tho jury in
this case, which has been before the Hen
rico County Court for several days past,
stood nine for acquittal and three for con-
viction. General Wise for contestants
and Colonel Young for the Commonwealth.
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VESSELS IN THE DoCE.-A large number
of vessels now crowd the city dock-as
large as at any previous period since the
war. Many of them are first class coast
ing schooners, and are laden chiefly with
anthracite coal from Philadelphia, HaVr
de Grace, and other ports. This unusual
activity in shipping denotes degree ol
prosperity among our merchants which we
are pleased to chronicle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18

An USLAwFUL AssAULT.-Ollicer Ken
drick yesterday arrested Miss Maude
Stuart, who is charged with unlawfully
assaulting and abusing Miss Ella Hutchin-
son. The accused was bailed by Justice
Bodeker for her appearance this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18

THE NELSON AND LEWIS STATUEs.-Pre-
parations are now in progress to hoist
these statues to their pedestals on the
monument, and it is thought that it will
be done the last of this or the first Of next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18

THE BIGGEST YET.-Mr. John Perry, Of
Ashland, Hanover county, has distanced
ell competitors in the fruit line. He yes
terday brought to the Dispatch office an
apple which measures fifteen and three
quarter inches in circumference and
weighs twenty-four ounces. We intend
reserving this Brobdignag of apples for the
pomological exhibition to be held next
month.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The VOTE YESTERDAY.-As on Monday,
the voting yesterday for the $2,OOO,OOO ap-
preparation was nearly all one way. We
append the result in Monroe and Jefferson
Wards. The polls were not opened in
Madison Ward:
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AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR
II SALR.-The undersigned offers for sale hA
his RESIDENCE a. Lexington. Va. The f}7
house is nearly new, and contains eight6l4
rooms, finished in bsst style. There are fourtssn n
acres of land attached to the property. The
grounds are handsomely improved and well sup
piled with sh ads and fruit trees. more desira-
bls property is rarely offered for sale.
For terms OF sale and other 10 formation, in my
absence apply to Governor Letcher.
se 1l-Aw JAMES u. IA ATUN.
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A GOOD Description OF RADICAL AR
GUMENTs.-The New York Tribune, dis
coursing on constitutional law and inter-
national law in their application to ques-
tions growing out Of the late war, re-
minds us Of a picture which we have
somewhere seen Of a solemn and prag-
matte looking chimpanzee who had usurped
a pulpit and was initiating before an ad-
! miring congregation the clergyman's me-
thod of expounding scripture. The Tribune
understands about as much Of interna-
tional law as the chimpanzee; and for con-
stitutional law it cares infinitely less, as
its whole career has proved, than that in
genuous brute.-Ne,o Orleans Crescent.
Forney is the real chimpanzce. The
authorities say that the sovereign "
meaning the highest executive officer has
the right to pardon. Forney thercupon
argues that in this country the people are
sovereign, and therefore the President has
no power to pardon Such is fair speci-
men of the chimpanzee legal arguments OF
Radical journalists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18

The private papsrs of the late Charles q.
Rhodes were left by him In the hands Of some
friend, who will please leave them at the Dispatch
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The polls will be re0pened in both the
above wards to-day at o'clock.
The total vote in the entire city for the
two days is as follows: For appropriation,
3,l47; against, l72.
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EXAMINATION OF THE New NATION
"BAwLER "-HE is SENT TO JA1L.-The
continued case of William Il. Turner alias
Tanner was called before the Mayor
yesterday. he is charged with creating a
disturbance in the street, threatening to
take possession Of the house of Mr.. Edward
Montz, cursing the police, and making
himself obnoxious generally.
A number of witnesses were sworn,
whose testimony clearly established the
fact of the accused having been guilty OF
very disorderly conduct.
The Mayor announced that he would
require 5000 security for his good be-
havior, and declared the former recogni-
zance forfeited. Turner could not pro-
duce the security, and was sent to Jail.
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The loyal Boston Transcript disloyahy
saws that Butler is getting in bad odor
with the best men of his party"
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rOR sALE.-The undersigned, wish

TOR SALE.-The undersigned, wish
Il ing to remove to the country, offers for INA
coed DWELLING now owned and occupied S,ak
by him, northwest corner OF FIRST and Cary
teen rooms and large hall or passage. The
kitchen building is OF brick. and contains BIZ
ooms and cellar. The kitchen boilding Is con.
nectsd to the house by bridge. making the rooms
useful fer chambers or storerooms There Is also
a new brick stable aud carriage. house, enter 90
from wide alley In the rear OF the lot: Th'
premises are well supplied with gas and water.
TgRas: Very liberal.
Apply on the premises 10 "
lh-1R IAAES HUNTER.
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RETURNED TO THE CITY.-General Scho-
field and staff reached the city yesterday
evening from Fortress Monroe.
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9itllmond 1ispatrh,
WEDNESDAY...sEPTE is, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
pATCH is LARGER THAN THE COM
BlNED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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TOHN H. TYLER & CO., successors
~ to Mitchell & Tyler, 1912 Main street, Rich
mond, Va, respectfully call attention to th eli
varied and extensive stock Of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES and CHAINS, CLOCKS, JBWELRY,
SILVER and PLATED WARE, GOLD, SILVER,
and STEEL SPBCTACLBs and EYEGLASSES,
not surpassed by any cass Of goods In the country
ss to quality, and which they will sell at prices ss
low as In any other regular house north or south.
Their present stock ia wei selected and very COM
plste, and consists Of the most desirable and
fashionable styles usually kept In frat class jaw
elry establish inents, and to which they con.
stantly adding new goods. They. continue, as
heretofore, to order direct from the factories what
ever articles their custOmers may desire, and at
the shortest possible notice. HAIR JEWEbRY OF
avery description made to order. WATCH RE-
PAIRING done in the very best manner by the
my 20
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WHAT WENDELL PHILLIPS SAYS OF Mr..
CHAsE.-I believe myself that Mr.. Chase's
ambition is satisfied. But it is idle to
speculate upon any chances he (Chase)
would have. He has no support outside of
the national banks, and that is an isolated
influence. l think Jay Cooke and the other
financial kings of the country are making
desperate efforts to bring him forward as q
candidate. But one thing his friends have
lost for Chase-that is the sympathy of the
Radicals, and Chase himself is too radi-
cal to win the sympathy of the Conserva-
tives; and so between these two stools he
will fall to the ground. l do not think
these friends of his are able either to have
him nominated or elected. Chase himself
belongs to the radical section of the Re-
publicans, and it is nothing but the presi-
dental fever that tempts his friends to re-
tain him, if possible, in the conservative
section of that party in the hope of gain
ing its support for their man. Chase does
not belong there. His whole life in the
past would rather rank him with Sumner
and Stevens than with such men as Fes-
senden and Sherman. AS said before,
between these two parties-the conscrva-
tive and radical sections of the Republi-
can party-Chase must come to the wall.
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SpeciNL Notices.

SDeci0J Notices.
aH No. 1aA7 MAIN STREET.
asEERAL ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS LEVY BROTHERS.,
In compliance with command from these head.
quarters, persons having but little money
and much TO buy will observe the
following:
YOU CAN GET
Full. width SHEETING at 4oc per yard;
PURE LINEN HUCKABACK TOWELS, $3.50 per
dozen:
REAL RUSSIA DIAPER. 81 apiece;
LINEN DAMAsK. all linen. soc., worth 7so;
ALL-woOL FLANNEL, .cc., worth 400.
NAINSOOK MUSLIN, 25c., cheap at 400;
Full-w width BLEACBED COTTON, Is and lsac.,
very cheap;
i-width BLBACHED COTTON, l2sc., very cheap;
FALLsPEINTs. select styles, In every grade, some
as low as 100. per yard
LIGHT PRINTS, worth 2oc, reduced to l2sc.;
CASsINETT, size, worth 5oc.;
CAsSINETT, &c.,, worth 81;
HICKORY SHIFTING, very stout, Ieac. per yard !;
BED TICKING, l2ic. per yard;
EXTRA HEAVY YARD-w1DE sHgETING, 18c.
per yard;
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs, $l.2s per
Dozen
WHITE COTTON HOSE, 12sc. per pair;
DAMAsK DoYLIBs, 81 SO per dozen;
DAMAsK NAPKINS, ss per dozen, worth $3.50.
FLAHNELS!
FLANNELs!
FLAENELs!
We call particular attention to this department.
We have FLANNBLs from the lowest to the
highest grades. Being bought at great sacrifice,
we are enabled to give our customers great bar
gains. Among our stock is an excellent
ALL-wooL FLANNEL,
ONLY THIRTY CENTS PER YARD.
BY dispatch Just received from our MIR. a. LEVY
we lie arm that we shall have splendid stock of
REss co S,
purchased at auction. These goods will be re-
ceived to- day, and opened Immediately on arrival
of steamer, together with great bargains in
EMBROIDERED BANDS,
EDGINGs, and
INsERTINGs.
Recollect, we never advertise anything we have
not CO.. See that you get to
LEVY BROTHERS.
l547 MAIN STREET,
1.-TWO doors below the creek),
Sign OF the Flag inscribed
LEvYs' DRY GOODS STORE.
[se Id
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REPORTED REMOVAL OF COLONEL JAMES.
The Baltimore Sun of yesterday published
a telegram from Washington stating that
the President had appointed General John
Fl. Milford collector Of the internal reve-
nue. for the third (this) district, uice Colo
mel William James, suspended. Our re-
porter visited Colonel James yesterday
evening and inquired if he had received
notification of his suspension. He replied
that he had not. He intends going to
Washington shortly.
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.osRpr rAusY. JAxBs L. nAUEY,
xoBsRrT. BROOKE.
n4 r. II. MAURY Il CO.,
ESTABLISHED IN lsss,)
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
no. lolI N AIN street,
aYst house below the post-ofss
RICHMOND, VA.
sTRRLIH0 EXCHANGE, GOLD AND slLVAH,
BANK NOTES, sTATK. CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &s.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
WADE on all accessible points in the United
Sta SEA
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THANKs.-To Captain Clifford, of the
John Sylvester, for late Norfolk papers.
Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, Sept. !
oPFRRIEa5.

Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, Sept. II
| OFFERINGS.
Whedt : White, S,e2s bushels; red, 45
| bushels.
els.
0ats.-2,s3o bushels
Rye.-S0 bushels.
Timothy Seed.-4O bushels
Barisy.-l6 bushels
Hdv.-fi firginia, % bales.
sALRs.
Wheat:-White, 2942 bushels very bad tc
choice, Sl3oGS2. As red, 242 bushels inferior
to very good, 81. 60@$2. 20.
Corn. White, 25S bushels prime, S1.lo;
mixed, 572 bushels, $1.lo.
OltS.-5S6 bushels fair to prime, 47h15O.
Rye.-lo bushels fair, $l.l2h.
Richmond Tobacco Exchange, September II.
Receipts fallen off. Breaks and market un-
changed. Below we give the transactions
go hogsheads, "a lierces, and boxes offered,
and sold as follows:
AASUFACTURINa TOBACCO
L1tgs.-Common to medium dark working.
&5 to 80; good dark working, IS to $l2; sun
$l2 to SIS; coal-cured, common, 81 to sl2
coal-cured, bright, Sl2 to $50; coel-cured, fam
cy, $50 to $45.
LeaC.-Common dark working, 81 to 50; me.
dunn dark working. $40 to $14; good dark
working, SO to Sl7; fine and wrapping, $lS to
S2l; sun-cured, $l5 TO $25 and $32 yellow
wrappers, common, $40 to 1885, yellow wrap.
pers, medium to extra, $40 10 Sl00 and 5000.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,lgs.-Very common and heavy weights, So
to S6. so; medium, S6 to IS; good, IS to $l2. So
Leaf.-Englsh shipping, Sl6 to $40 and s27. .5O
continental shipping, $l3 to SIS and $23.
sTBAAISG TOBACCO.
Lear.-Common, Sl2 to $l4; good, $l5 to SIT;
fine, BIS to $50 and $23
Stems.-Tery common to good, 81 to S4.6.