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Another Negro Mob I'm Georgia-The
Police Fired On.

ATLANTA, Ga, August l9.-The Repub-
lican celebration closed last night with a
torchlight procession of three hundred ne
groes. Between 10 and IL o'clock drunken
and unruly negro was arrested by two po-
licemen in front of the National Hotel, and
they we're proceeding to the guard-house
with him, when mob of negroes pursued
and attempted q rescue. The police re-
sisted and used their clubs, but were
knocked down by the blacks, and the prl-
soner escaped. At this point some one In
the mob gave the word to fire, and the ne
groes fired, wounding one of the police.
The police returned the fire rapidly, kill
ing one negro and wounding two.
The negroes then fled, but rallied near
the guard-house, and moved forward to at
tack the police, but by this time the whole
police force and large number of citizens
had assembled prepared for the conflict.
The negroes seeing the determination to
protect the lawful authorities, dispersed
rapidly. At one time there were appre-
tensions of serious riot.
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the subject.

SUICIDE IL WAsHINGToN.-Henry Gen.
.rich, German, committed suicide in
Washington City on Tuesday last. He shot
himself through the head. The following
letters 10 friends were found in his room ::
Dear Edward wish you would take
charge of my effects and send them to Ger
many. Mr.. Boyer knows where my sister
lives. Farewell. When all others believe
that Emmncr's wife has been guilty of i'm
prudence, you must not believe it. Iswear
10 YOU upon my God and my Creator. My
debts are about 500. What shall live
for shame any longer. Farewell for the
last favor. II. oESTR1cH.
To which is attached the following g
fCty-dollar bond you will find in my bureau
drawer. and tie gold. part with pain
,rom this world; but leave you, and part
with ANYTHING before l (would) 60 to court.
L is hard to ieave you. Mr.. Buchly is my
undertaken. Farewell. II. OENTR1CH."
One to julius Emmner reads as follows
"Emmner. Your wife is innocent. | swear
that BIZ MY Creator. The hair cut off in
fun. 'Ihad great mind to say something
70 Won about your conduct yesterday, but !
jii moi. Farewell. II. OESTRICH."
The Jury of inquest brought in verdict
that the deceased died by his own hands.
lie had been drinking.
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The South Carolina Legislature

COLUMBIA, S. c., August ia resolu-
ton was passed by the Legislature pro
viding that hereafter no incorporated towns
shall make any discrimination in race or
color in the appointments. An attempt
was made to turn all the schools in the
State over to the negro School Commits
sioners, but the subject was referred to q
committee.
A bill was passed repudiating the foreign
claims represented by Barring Brothers
against the Bank of the State, and author
ling the Governor to take possession Of the
assets of the bank. The currency of the
bank is held by few Republicans, and is
to be redeemed by State bonds.
The members Of the Legislature are yet
unpaid and greatly dissatisfied, no means
having been raised for the purpose.
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BRITISH CRoPs.-The Mark Lane T..

BRITISH CRoPs.-The Mark Lane E.c-
press Of August Sd says
"With another week of fine weather many
farmers will have finished earlier than has
been known for many years past. The crop
Of wheat is turning out larger than few
weeks ago was expected, and it isgoing into
consumption thus curly at rapid pace.
The downward movement has been accele-
rated by an anxiety to obtain the high
prices previously making, and this tendency
may continue until the seed demand sets in,
when rejection may be looked for. The
prime quality and low rates are attracting
the attention Of moneyed men out of the
trade, who can at present only make o
miserable rate Of interest in any employ
ment Of their cash." 81
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, August 9.-Noon.-Flour
10000. and wheat 192c. lower. Corn q
shade frmer. Mess pork frmer ut S28.75.
Lard quiet. Cotton firm at 30c. Turpen-
tine, 4415@45c. Rosin quiet-Strained and
common, 1892. Freights dull.
Old United States bonds, l12A9113;
new do, 1O7h@lO71a. 1O-4O's, iO71a@
1854. North Carolina 6's, old, 70; new,
7lA. Virginia 6's, new, 531a; ex-coupons,
54T. Tennessee SIS, ex-coupors, Ga; new,
6sI. Gold, ASH. Money, 4@5 per cent.
Sterling, 1929.
Euening. quiet and steady sales,
1900 bales at 30c. Flour dull at the Moons
decline. Wheat lower new amber Ten
nessee, go. Corn unchanged. Mess pork,
s2s.62h. Lard heavy steam, l84@l9c.
Naval stores and groceries quiet and dull.
Wool active and very firm sales of Texas at
29@32c. Freights lower on grain, but I'M
changed on cotton.
Governments closed steady. Money &C
tive at 4@5 per cent discounts, per cent.
Gold feverish closing weak at 1443s.
Sterling dull and unchanged. Tennessee
6's, G415; new, 631@. North Carolina 6's,
Tic. Virginia 6's, Sc asked.
BALTIMORE, August 19.-Virginia 6's-
Old, inscribed, 465a bid, 1861 asked; do.
1866, 46 bid do. 1867, as bid, 45L asked.
Cotton firm at soc. Wheat dull and prices
unchanged. Corn firm. Oats dull prime
to choice, 75@SOc.; ordinary, 65@70c.
Rye dull at $3.50. Provisions firm prices
unchanged. Mess pork, $50. Shoulders,
l424@l5c. Hams, 22@23c. Lard, l9c.
CINCINNATI, August 19.-Flour dull.
Corn irregular; ear, 92@94c. Whiskey,
in bond, 70c. asked Csc. offered. Bacon
Shoulders, l31a@l35sc.; clear sides, l71ac.
Lard, Ice.
ST.. LOUIS, August 19.-Flour quiet at
s6.25@s7. Corn heavy at 9l@95c. Mess
pork, $29.75. Shoulders, 1870. Clear
sides, 15M@15%c. Lard, 16I@1s19c.
Whiskey, sl.30.
WILMINGTON, N. c., August 19.-Spirits
turpentine weaker at 4O1s@4lc.; New York
casks, 4l15c. Rosins-Strained, 81; No.
2, s2.l0. Tar firm OF 1925.
CHARLESTON, August 19.-Cotton dull :;
middlings, 2Sc. sales, l6 bales; receipts,
48 bales; exports, coastwise, 81 bales.
AUGUSTA, August 19.-Cotton weak and
declining; no quotations; sales, 25 bales.
SAVANNAH, August l9.-Cotton quiet and
nothing doing; no quotations; receipts, IS
bales; exports, 100 bales.
MOBILE, August 19.-Cotton quiet; sales,
so bales receipts, 8 bales; exports, 200
bales; middlings, Csc. 1t has been rain
ing since yesterday morning.
New ORLEANS, August 19.-Cotton quiet
and irregular middlings, 2993Oc.; sales,
Is bales; receipts, 2 bales. Sugar and
molasses steady and unchanged.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, August 19.-Noon.-Consols
"a. United States bonds, 7134. Sugar
heavy and weak. Afternoon. - United
States bonds, 7l5s.
FRANKFORT, August l9.-United States
bonds, 7414@74as.
LIVERPOOL, August 19.-Noon.-Cottor
steady; estimated sales, 10000 bales
Breadstutfs and naval stores unchanged
Atternoon.-Cotton steady. Lard fiat and
declined to Cos. Cd. Bacon advanced tc
SIS. Other articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, August l9.-Evening Got
ton closes easier; uplands, lShd.; Or
leans, 1S3ld. sales, 10000 bales. Flour
declining. Rosin-Common North Caro-
lima, IS. I'd. Sugar, 35s. I'd.
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.,asa SnInl,nr Snrfnr.

MIS- IS \ mineral fountain which has
,...h,da neighborhood reputation, situated
o Kin two miles of Goshen depot, on the
$50 to the Rockbridgc Alum Springs.
r-,r,, ,be advertisement OF Mr.. S. GooDE
,,i>h appears in cur paper it will be seen
h.t he has possession Of this spring, and
bringing It more fully before the public.
NJ Goops-so well and favorably known
uS,v GooDE, of the Hot and son of
40 lote DR.. GoopE, the former owner Of the
Vnt Sr7incs-has great deal of expe-
s.oce in the matter Of springs hotel-keep-
;,- He is energetic, practical, and con-
;4or,te. Having formed q high opinion of
,Ao snrinr Of which he has become pro-
,r;c,nr. he determined to bring it more
rr,nincntly before the world. He starts
',,a in the season, but he is working for
,bs future, and expects to make sufficient
nc.dway now to be fairly in the field for a
Grand campaign next year.
The very strong certificates of remarka-
Me cures effected by the Cold Sulphur
which accompany the advertisement Of Mr..
GoopE indicate that it is powerful water.
We call attention to his publication on
the subject. --..-.-..-.-
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The Use of the Military In Louisiana

The Use of the Military In Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, August l9.-General
Buchanan issued the following order yes
terday: -...---.--..., ,.....,
g In order to carry out the instructions Of
the Secretary of War relative to the assist
ance to be afforded by the troops on duty IN
this department in case of domestic dis
turbances or instructions arising therein,
officers commanding districts, detachments,
or posts will begoverned by the following
directions
Every officer will keep himself well in
formed of the condition OF affairs IN his
vicinity, and should necessity arise
which, in his opinion, would render the SER
vices of troops requisite, he will immedi-
stely communicate by telegraph to these
headquarters, stating the essential facts IN
the case, and asking for the necessary in
structions for his government.
"Under no circumstances will any inter
ference of the military authorities with the
civil be permitted, nor will the services OF
the troops be made use Of unless upon
special instructions previously communica.
ted in each case from these headquarters"
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE FRENCH EMPEROR.
Paris, August 1S.-The following are among
the promotions and honorary appointments
decreed by the Emperor on his tete day {:
Count de Sartiges, formerly Minister to the
United States; Charles Etienne Cont,
Councillor of State and private secretary OF
the Emperor and August Nelaton, an emf
nent physician, we're made senators. Bour-
dillon and Leon De Jardon, Vice-Consul at
New York, were decorated Chevaliers OF
the Legion of Honor.
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OFFICIAL TROUBLES IN NoRFoLK-THE
CRY COLLECTOR THROWN INTo PRIsoN-
MEMBERS OF TIE COUNCIL ARRESTED I'm
compliance with orders issued by the COM
handing General Of this district ordering
G. W. Faush, the present Radical appointee
tothe city relationship, to give up his books
and papers and turn the same over to George
W. Reynolds, the late incumbent, his Honor
sent formal demand on Monday to Fauth
to deliver up the collectors books, that they
might be sent to the clerk of the Council.
This demand Fauth refused to recognize or
accede to but, anticipating trouble, he in
the mean time went to Messrs. Hamme and
Lee, members of the Finance Committee,
and placed the same in their hands, to be
laid before his securities before they were
taken from him. Yesterday morning Fauth
was brought up on bench-warrant to an
swer for setting at defiance the supreme law
of the land-the military-and was com
mitted to Jail to await the action of the
military commissioner in the matter. War
rants were also issued for the arrest of r.
Fl. Lee and Samuel Hamme, members OF
the provisional City Council, for their per-
tinacity in refusing to respect and obey the
orders of the military. Here is healthy
old muddle of misery in municipal matters,
the end of which is not yet.-NorJok Jour-
nal 10Th ss....r
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CATTLE on RELATIONSHIPS New York

CATTLE on RAILRoADs.-The New York
Tines says:
" Il any one doubts the injury entailed
upon the public health by the cruelties in
dicted upon cattle and swine in bringing
them to this city he need only travel along
the western lakes and the railways across
the intermediate country and see how beeyes
and hogs are driven into contracted pens
and cars, where scarce space enough is. al
lowed them TO stand, and from which the
earcases Of dead animals are not unfre-
4uently taken at the end Of the journey.
II this were the only matter which the So.
elety undertook to reform, that organiza-
ton would be well entitled to the earnest
support and gratitude Of the community"
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Letter from DR.. S. M. HilenaQ,,.

A case of severe and complicated chronic disease
presenting all the symptoms OF lnclptet PhthtStS,
Of four wears and SIX months duration, in the per-
son of lady ffty-six years OF age, entirely cured
by four weeks residence at the Cold Sulphur. Dr.
Hlcman's opinion of the water In various chronic
diseases
KERR's CREEK, RoCKBRIpGE Co., VA.,l
August lllh 1868 !
s. Goode: Sir,-In accordance with your re-
quest submit to you brief statement of case
of rapid recovery which came under my own i'm
mediate observation. Mr.. N. L., aged about fifty
six wears was about four years and six months ago
affected with typhoid pneumonia. Her illness
was protractcd. and in fact for some time the case
appeared entirely hopeless. AT length she was
partially restored to health. For fonr years she
has complained with continued soreness of the
breast and Il very distressing cough and in fact
has presented all the symptoms Of incipient
phtbfsIs visit of five weeks to the Cold Sulphur
has astonished all by producing perfect cure.
The chemical properties OF the water are I'M
known TO me. but its curative properties are as
tonislng. 1t Is & powerful tonic-diuretic, aper-
lent and Alternative. BY its use all chronic diseases
of the lungs dyspepsia, hepatir disorders, afcc-
lions of the spleen bladder and Kidneys and chic
rotic diseases will receive great relief If not be
permanently cured. With these brief hints,
trust that many may be greatly benefited by its
Very respectfully,
s, NJ, HILEMAN, M. D.
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The death is announced of Field Marshal
Sir Edward Blakeney, G. c. b. and q. Z.
H., governor of Chelsea Hospital, England.
The late veteran Field-Marshal was the
fourth son of Colonel Blakeney, of Newcas-
tle-upon-Tyne, who represented Athenry IN
the Irish House Of Commons. He was born
in the early part Of l77S, and had conse-
ouently reached the age of ninety. The
aged Field Marshal commenced his profes-
sional career as cornet in the Eighth Light
Dragons in February, 1894, and in Decem-
Der of that year he-obtained his company.
The deceased saw great deal Of service.
Universal suffrage" is universal
chaos.n SAYS the Norfolk Virqinian.
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KERR's CREEK, RoCKBRIDGE Co., Y
Letter If K. Hopkins, Esq.

Case OF general debility and disease of the kid
news permanently cured, and cough OF fifteen
wears duration greatly improved.
JACKSoN'S RIVER DEPOT,
ALLEGHASY COUNTY, VA, August IL 1858.
Cold Sulphur Springs. AT that time WAS suffering
much from general debility, cough which had
had for fifteen years, and severe disease or the
Kidneys After using the water three or four weeks
foundmy genera! health restofed my cough great
kidneys entirely cured. The symptoms described
above had existed for twelve months before used
the water. The beneficial effects of the water have
continued perm anent to this time. l consider the
Cold Sulphur one of the best mineral waters In the
State. Ihaye used the Greenbrier White Sulphur
water, and prefer the Cold Sulphur to that.
- .....r X. HOPKINS.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD,(
- A3&l.s RICHMOND, August !, 1893. !
NOTICE TO CONTEACTORS.-Tht

IN Board Of Directors, At d meeting held at the
Warm Springs, August eth, 1858, adopted the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions:
stWhereas delay has occurred In making up the
subscription requisite to constitute this company
the Chesapeake and Ohio Rsilroad Company, which
II Is believed will continue but . short time, and
there being certain sections or the line between
Coytngton and the White Sulphur Springs which
cannot be completed In much less snaa twelve
months and It being important that these should DC
with the least possible delay 70 secure
the opening Of the roSd as early year a. pracs
ticable,
certian portions OF the grading between Coyipgton
and lie White sulphur Springs, under the authors
~ Granted by the set OF the Legislature or Virginia
nassed on the 18th Of April, 1861
ResoEesd,. That the Chief Engineer Of this
Company invite proposals for the unfinished work
ON such sections as he may think It necessary 10
put under contract as the White sulphur Springs
ON the 2tth day Of August, lses.n
In accordance with the above resolutions,
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received by the
undersigned at the White Sulphur Springs until y
A. n. on the ssTH OF AUGUST Tor the GSFlNs
ISHED WORK ON FOUR Or FIVE SECTIONS
OF THE COvINGTON AND OHIO RAIL-
ROAD. Psofies, estimated quantities aud spect-
dcations may be seen St the oiace OF the Company
10 Richmond and ri the Enginoer'e osaea In Gov.
inaton on and after August istta 1861
= 800 49, - - II. ID. WHlTCOMB.
Chief Engineer and General aupezia.eaaeak
81 s--t2aAu
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Alabama POIitics-The Democrats to
Vote for President.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. August l9.-The
Executive Committee Of the Democracy OF
the State met in conference with delegates
from about forty counties to-day, ex-Go-
vernon Moore presiding.
a series OF resolutions were adopted
urging the people to vote at the November
election, and to take the laws as they find
them, and denouncing the attempt of the
Legislature to cast the electoral vote. The
resolutions were adopted unanimously.
An electoral ticket will be selected to-
nipht.
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More R1ootlshed I'm Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August ia party
of men in masks approached furnace in
Wayne county where the employees were
armed and drilling. A compromise was
effected, whereby the furnace men agreed
to cease drilling and surrender their arms
to the State authorities. The maskers, on
their return, were fired on by the sheriff s
posse from an ambuscade, and after return
ing the fire, dispersed. Three of the posse
were wounded Zone seriously and several
horses killed -...
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ELECTION FOR A MEMBER OF THE FRENCH
CORPS LEG1sLATIF.-Paris, August l8.-
The election for member of the Corps LIE
gislatif in the Department Of Jura resulted
in the success of Gaery, the opposition can
didate, by 1000 majority over Huot, the
official candidate of the Government. Two
other candidates in this department, both
supporters of the Government, had pre-
yiously withdrawn in favor of Huot.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

The cattle market was moderately active this
week. but prices were unchanged. About !, $50
head arrived and sold at 9I9tc for extra Pennsyl-
vania anu medium steers S@si for fair to good
nnsylyania steers and 6G7sc. per pound, gross,
for coinHGn, as To quality.
Cows were unchanged; $50 head sold at $45@S65
for sprinsers $SOag$7s per head Tor COW and calf
Sheep were in tair demand; 900 arrived anu
part sold at 5l5sc. per pound, gross, as to condi-
ton.
hogs were also in demand at an advance; 3 600
head sold ut the different yards 1T $l4 500 SIS per
hundred pounds net the latter rate for prime corn
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The New Orleans Police Bill.

New ORLEANS, August I9.-The Metro
politan Police bill passed yesterday on
Strict party vote. Senator Brayhan, in
speech opposing the bill, ventilated the fact
that there is not single check or limit to
the amount Of expenditure under its extra
ordinary provisions.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,

AUGUST ETH.
The cattle market is unsettled None but prime
bullocks found a ready sale yesterday. Receipts
are too heavy for the requirements of the trade
Prime kentucky and ohio steers were sold for ltg
l7c., net weight. Common TO fair cattle went On
slowly at l2@1l5c. n D. Butchers are somewhat shy
advance in prices. Sheep and lambs continue dull
with prices at sQpdc. q h., live weight. The hog
l4ac "a d. with u fine lot occasionally at l2l@lac.
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GOLD sULPHEUR sPnTNGss.

bed In s.ste OF health so feeble that wss sur
priced she should have Ief. home, 50 thought she
the water there ten DAYS she could walk about and
at The end OF month she LEFT the springs In perfect
health.
Ieonsider the water OF the Cold Sulphur fully
equal TO the Greenbrier White Sulphur, which
hays used and with the properties Of which aiH
au 1T-eod3t& n A GoopIGE,
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Yacht Race.

LONDON, ENG, August 1e.-The yachts
Aline, Cambria, Ounara, and Condor accept
the challenge of the yacht Sappho, just
arrived at Cowes from New York. The
race comes off Friday.
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APPOINTMENTS - Postmaster GENERAL
RANDALL Wdshington, August ls.-At
the Cabinet meeting to-day, uponlegal advice
Of the Attorney-General as to the power Of
the President in the premises, Joseph s. G.
Rowland was appointed United States Mar.
shall for the western district of Arkansas,
vice Lnther G. White, suspended for mis-.
conduct in office. During the session Of
the Senate Rowland was nominated to this
Office, but the Senate failed to dispose Of
the case, Notwithstanding the showing
made against White. :
Neither the matter of the Alaska col
lector, the Pennsylvania district attorney,
nor the New Orleans collector of customs,
was disposed of, and but one of these mat
tiers referred to. = Es sH4
Possmaster-General Randall left here in
this evenings train for Boston, where he
expects to remain day or two to look after
the new post-ofhce interests, and then visit
his friends in Wisconsin. Especial dispatch
TO the Baltimore San.
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Seizure of tie Alex an Il ria and
Georgetown Railroad Stock.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, August 19.-The pro-
perty of the Alexandria and Georgetown
Railroad Office, cars, engines, etc., at this
place, WAS seized to-day under an order of
the Circuit Court of Alexandria county by
Mr.. william n. Marbury, receiver.
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From oxler,s Monthly Tobacco Circular

LONDON, August 3, Io6o.
In reviewing our advices on the subject OF TO-
bacco we have no material change TO report In the
general position Of the London market.
The present assortment Of quality a1ordlnS out
little variety to manufacturers, II Is but natural
that they should await the sampling of the new I'M
port III the autumn, and abstain rs far as possible
from making any large or immediate ADDITION u
their stocks.
Virginia. sound and dry, middling
leafy TO good and fine spinners, selections,
Stemmed--Ordnary short middling to good nne
spinners, slll
Marylands.-3a
Paraguay.-Nune.
Dutch and German.-4@u. 49,
Western.-Leaf-Low ordinary exports. 23!
factory-dried, common to fair and good quailly,
4@s 7; fine selections, s@IO. Stemmed-Short anu
common, 5l@g; middling, good parcels, gags nne
selections, sNll.
Greek and Iu1key.-20S.
Java.-SGgl2.
Japan.-None.
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From Oxley's Monthly Tobacco Circular.J
LIVERPOOL, August + 1868.
Referring to our circular Of Sd ultimo, we nave
ported has been characteristic of the four weeks
That have since elapsed.
Virginia. ordinary and faded, ordinary
sound, fair dry eafy, good and hne, 4gE. St tna
med-Ordinary short, fair leafy, good and nne,
5@lO.
Paraguay.-6llo.
Greek and Turkey.-e97.
Western. ordinary exports, fine dark
long 1niddling to fine dry, selected and eolorS,
e.dlo. Stemmed-Ordinary. s.G6; mlduilhg !"
good las; fine selections, 89ll.
Marylsnd.--Dry leafy and sweet, as96; color!
and fine, rae.