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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
SenHenCed,

NEW YORK, March 20.-John Develin,
convicted of defrauding the Government
out of nearly a million dollars in whisky,
has been sentenced to pay five hundred dol
lars fine and two years imprisonment. ID.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

ORGAN AND Vocal CoNCERT.-A grand
concert of vocal music, voluntaries on the
organ, &C., is to be given in Westminster
Church, under the direction of Prof. Cher
rier, on Tuesday evening next. This will
be one of the most successful concerts ever
given in Columbus, if we may judge from
the number and talent OF the singers and
performers announced. We shall refer to
a. ego3, acAd . n
~ .e4"in' .sE rs GsA 1ITsI sm2WiID-55of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

PENrrrNr1ARY ARRIVALS Two delegates
of the unruly kind put in an appearance at
the Penitentiary yesterday from Wood
county-William Fuller, burglary, one and
hall years, and John Shuler, grand lar
cenv, two years.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
Arrived.

WASHINGTON, March 20-Maj. General
Hancock arrived this afternoon, accom-
panied by Col. Mitchell, of his staff: Dur
ing~the- evening, many friends called on
him. oTFA nan
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

GREEN TEA, that. is good and can't be
beat tor the money, at SO cents; per quarter
pound, by the one pound 81 %. Black tea
the came. Coffee % cents. Peters q Bro.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

New YORK. March 20.-The Adams Ex-
press has declared five per cent. dividend
for new stock from current earnings. The
Ne rchants' and United States will soon fol-
low the example. -.--..E-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
Hayana CommerciaI News

HAVANA, March 19.-The sugar market
is animated. Sales were made to- day al
7L(@71a reals Exchange ON United States
Currency 29@29b per cent. discount. Gold
1@1L per cent. premium. Eci iusl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

REsscrED.-By our Washington dis
patches It will be seen that the amendment
to the House appropriation bill, appropri-
ating $4,000 for the National Arsenal In
this city was rejected. Whether this ac-
tion viii put tompion In the evening gun
or not this deponent is not informed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

AT Peters 6 Bro. IS, 63 North high street,
Fresh Butter. Sweet Potatoes, Cabbage,
Onions, choice Beans, Apples, Turnips,
J Lettuce, Beets, &c. lj-elyou
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
ARD-Firm at l5N@l5Hc.
I ToIedo market-m arch 60.

WHEAI-Sales No. spring at ~ 03.
CORN-1c better; sales No. at 9l15@
92c. 20 = y y -
OATS-2c better sales No. at 67c.E
RYE-Scarce. -
SEEDS-Steady; sales clover at 81 55
and timothy at 50 50 gge2 , l..s, Ills. sl .J :.
Now York Dry Goods Market-Mar. 30.
Marketwithout much change; Lancaster
prints reduced to 1870, with ready sale;
other calicoesA not much affected heavy
sheetings 1s@1shc for best makes, prices
somewhat irregular: Augusta also 18cs
Atlantic I71ac; bleached mnslins lower;
Essdale and. BARTLETT 1stkc; Hills semper
idem 1Sc; James 17c; Blackstone .1616e;
Bates zoe; market more active at reduc-
ton. g , TT 4rT'f-ssr,3 f-sEE4lJ sf=.tsSIN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

SAVANNAH, March 19.-The Scriven Ho
tel was sold at at auction to-day to Thoma
S. Nicderson.
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Arrived,

NEW YoRK, March I2O.-Thes steamship
City, of London, from Liverpool fifth, has
arrived. "a q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

n The past winteI, states Professor
Loomis, of New Haven, has been the cold
est of aay in ninety years, except that OF o.
1856, which was one degree colder.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

FLOUR-Qiiet but firm and unchanged.
WHEAT-Firmer but prices are un-
changed. --------5
CoRN-In store at $4,000. TT
OATS-Better at Il @75c.
.sBARLEY-In demand: and sales at 2Sc
for choice fall.sfi-s.f - ilis TfCl5 5z5T
-.RYE-IUnchangeds ,ys9auoo Ell = safla
PORK-Better; 241<@24118c for bacon;
shoulders at 1114@1l1 Nc; clear sides at14N
@15c. .s.saisgd
LARD-Firm at 15X@l51kc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

a Frank Leslie and Demorest's Month
ly can be procured at Andrews & Hull's
news depot. The new fashions are attrac-
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. Chicago Ma,ker-March 20.

FLOUR-Dull with a moderate demand
and l5@20c lower, il sales were forced 500:
WHEAT-In fair demand but closed firm
at 81 9O34@1 81 for No. spring.
CORN-Eairly active but closes firm at
SHa@S2e; new Mol sellers for all May at
S9@S91ac o. - Il si,s7, "a III -
aOATS-In good demand and firmer at 81
@571sc. 3. q -. gss q. sass q, o. 3
RYE-Unsettled at 81 60 for winter;
storage 81 65 for fresh receipts. - s,le, sgt
BARLEY-Excited and decidedly high
er; sales at 50 1902 So 1Vs -
PROFESSIONALISM, active and is gem
orally held higher, :. Zoo
.PORK-7Stronga at s23 s71a@24 90; closing
at the upper price. - ..-.. 49,, '.ltsi = e
LARD--Better; held at 15T@l6c. az d'. 81
BULK KMEATS-Firmer; SHOULDER 1011k q
1oMc; rough sides ll3se; short rib l2lac;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

SOCIAL CAMS OF Base BALL,-If the day
bc pleasant one, the r. b. Base BAH CLUB
val plsy q social game on their grounds
this sfteraoon at 2 o'clock. Hump your
selves, Railroaders, the Atlantics are COM
tn0- - I ai1.4i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

sElrhe Senate on Thursday appropria.
ted 5000 to connect the State institutions
east of the Scioto river with the fire alarm
telegraph. s. gsa 3 gaGEs7T.EE;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

a. DIR. e c. Cloud, q gentleman, form
erlys of the Ohio Stale Journal latteriy o.
the Ptasbasoh Eos,siao Chronicle, is in the
CITY for 4 few days. azD tkAlss tlsAA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

ELEVEN kinds Of crackers from Chicago,
Dayton. &c.. at Peters & Bro's.1ida SO 81 II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

TA country exchange propounds the
following conundrum: swnat's the rea-
son ayourg folks have quit getting mar
ried Z" We give It up. Never was good
nj. commandments. u tH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
New York Dry Goods Market-mar. 30:
- - zTll- = 4
HOTE l. All RIVALS
q Thursday, March 20, 1858.

NEIL HOUSE, e sadsi 3 IL T8l
g Bilirg. GincipnaMti; II Men NsakssEt5 e v New XS5L:
kirk, Y; P kride-. Philadelphia; Fl b Wilson,
eityi 0tstot SpringfsMtdb ell 8 Ohio; h Hsl; y % Te-
leee; Hesy;enwoIsh. eK Kansas 1ibrary. Cinennati
James NJ Hubbs. New York: J Wyatt and lady,
Delaware; w J Chatham and wife, Sc, sca Falls.
Louisville; J Van Doren, Cincinnati J b Bsich-
or. New York; Ritter. lady and child. Nashyil .;
L 9 DOolittle. New York; Mrs John w Bill 4 ash :
vile: james McCrea. GIeyelsnd; g pavis. Mil
Akers, New Y.srk; K L Urum. james Means, Z it's
burgh; Mr. and Mrs E W Eysns. Marietta; W q
Holmes, Cincinnati: Josiah Holbrook, Lebanon. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

WHEN you wish to save money, buy
your groceries at Peters & Bros aaaieds1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

~ Next Wednesday, the 18th, VIII De
the ecclesiastical anniversary OF the An
nnncIation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
and Is 1 holiday of obligation among Cath
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

ePxRsonAL.-Ou townsman. MI. G. W.
Simmons, has just returned from his trip
Kast, where he has succeeded In purchase
ing . splendid stock OF millinery goods.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

fFA farmer OF much skin and experi-
ence, gives it as his opinion that such 2
winter az we have just been put through
IL natural preclude to an abundant fruit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

SuGAR- CURED hams, shoulders and dried
beef at Peters & Bros. ~. =, 8 *, :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

stPiTrsBuRaH. I,uea March 2O.rsRiyer IA feet
and falling. Z Weather cold and cloudy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
snow,
Rixerand weather.

SBALr1MoRE, March 20 1t has beer
showing here nearly all day, but 1t .lsoor
melts.q bas .1iLegq - gaim-oIai b. ledssn. Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

laTRuE-That there is no dissatisfaction
abont that So -four at Peters & Bros. Try
10 srssri-a 80 a.oa gaGllr sfle az cas- 1lnnr.
it and save money. 7,.f,--5 -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

A NICE lot of smoked salmon and half
but at Peters g. Bros. sti sals1A z,Ifse siis1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

WARS THE REAsoN. .?-Old man Grant
General Useless pap, v no has been writing
q history of the great Generals boyhood,
for the Nsw York Ledger, has all at once
dried up. Why is this? just as we were
about TO learn when and where "Old Use
less p took his first tod, the old man is
choked of. Why. oh why, and wherefore? !?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

THE GREAT SALE OF On Paintings
There was large attendance at the sale of
oil paintings by VIM. Kent, auctioneer, 126
South High street, opposite the Goedale
House, last night, though the competition
was not as brisk as the salesman would
like to see it. Pictures sold as low as $12
each. Among the purchasers were j.
Naughton. DR.. Backer, VIM. Mcdonald, j.
Kuhns, Col Harrington, and others. The
sale will be continued this afternoon at two
o'clock, and the closing sale be held this
evening at o'clock. If our readers desire
splendid works of art at low prices, let
them go to this sale. - oar 2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
GOQpALE HousJ

j Holder. Celina: s o Donovan, CircleviIle:
NJ W bite Monticello: Geo F HAmnii. Cilcleyile:
Hsvthern, Troy %; BENJAMIN Phillips, .Akrop.
Ohio; H g Sauds. Piaus. James Srsr,v, ,1y o.
j H Barnalow, payt Il, ONO; OweI .n..nas. Lon,
don. Ohio; K g Graham, Pleasant Valley. ohio; K
son. Ashtabuis, Ohio N Riley london. OHIO:
Robert Ray, London. Ohio; Thomas psyer. Lon
dom Ohio: N L Bryan, London. Ohio j Z BigeloW,
Piesss Mt aley Ohio; J Pennings Cleveland, OhioS
James Outcalt, Mt Gilead. Ohio. s5 ss3kt II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

rEThe streets were thronged with la
dies yesterday, and shopping appeared un-
usually brisk The precious scontents Of
portmonniaes were lavishiy invested in
snrin0 arvles f.S
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

You CAN get the best sagarsn for the
least money at Peters& Bro's.as div sids1o7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

a. A gipsy wagon on High street yes
tertiav attracted good deal of attention.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

H The fifth lecture In the course win
be sdelivered by Rev. Mr.s Robertson, Of
Westminster Church, to-morrow evening,
on . Internal Evidences OF Chffstiahity.' -
Every body is Invited. ss,,ss,, sas...s,.l --...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
New YORK ,marker-march' 90,

Ncw HOfH HAaIket-NxaICA$ $Qs
COTTON-Heavy and shade lower.
Sales Of Middling .Uplands. ats A1f@25sro
chiefly the latter. .-ass
.FLOUR-Closed steady, with moderate
demand, business chiefly in the lower
grades. - ~ 80 ess7g'1 a.s'sssii
.tWHEAT-Steady, and in moderate re- re-
quest-chiefy fof home use.
RYEzUnchanged.e eia-,,ay- .-.,,,,.s,..rz.
OATS-Dull at S21a @S3c. ~ .,,.,l' -
CORN-Steady at 81 23@1 251s for new
mixed Western afoat, ana 81 26 for old I'M
store. : es.at- ...---. .fs'.7lzi POS tthis
iPORK-Firm at sN sO@4 81 for new new
mess, cash and regular customers, and So.
@25 to sellers till May.
.iBEEF-Moderate and active. ssa7aza sslsiy
CUT 5MEATS-Nominal. sssgzE hgs sisls
.BACON-Firm. Sales at l2c for Cum
LARD-Very firm at 1e1@1sX for fair
w n''t ----....- h1.a risef1s
Cincinnati market-March 60.
FLOUR-Uuchanged.
WHEAT2-UnchaDged.2 u 6 NIL 90
CORN-Firmer; S6s for ear.
.RYE-In demand at 81 75..uo.sT r,,..,s
BARLEY-Scarce; prime fall s$275. 90
COTTON-Dull; middling uplands noni-
PROVISIONS-Firmer. :.sat3I % ii Pssszs'o ssiaa;
ePOkK-Mess pork $24 50.s sHIa bas saisosI
BULK MEATS-10@l2c. snela5 III .lissasisgYtS ,s.srY
BACON-In edemant at 10@111z for
shoulders, 1870 for sides, and l4@ i45Se for0
clear rib and clear sides. Hefzsd ;bahs4i7Fs
s1IARD-Sold at 1870, bat Is now, held at,
Scarce and firm at 4s@59e.hni
eEGGS-23c. c5si 4asso1ft -si1sd y
GROCERIES-Unch ged and steady. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
COMMERCIAL MkTTERaa

New YORK Honey Market-Hfarch -.
,GGOLD-Opened at 1888 and closed at
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

How CAN IT BE?-The local Of the Jour
nal, yesterday morning, in discoursing of
several portraits of Miss Olive Logan dis
played in Settlers window-one of which
photos, by the by, we consider superb-he
speaks of the lady as the stair Olive"
Isn't this rather a mixing of terms? While
we are willing to admit that Miss Logan is
a very handsome woman, and smarter than
chain-lightning withal, we are still in
doubt about olive being fair. Is such a
thing possible? How can it be? But let
our readers go to M@unerchor Hall. ON
Monday evening next, and decide for us.
They will say they never passed so delight
full an evening-will demand repetition
of the lecture, perhaps-will say that the
lady is very handsome, and that her beau
tiful blue eyes, lighted up with the excite
ment of her subject and the occasion, are
most expressive-but they must admit that
gknash don't know that oliue is not fair.
Tne youth has got his colors mixed.j
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

history of the great Generals boyhood,
for the New York Ledger, has all at once
dried up. Why is thiss just as we were
about 10 learn when and where ''Old Use
less p took his irst tod, the old man is
choked of. Why. oh why, and whersfore9
FoornzcHEs- a centsmp porary, an xious
to relieve toothache, recommends as cure
for that direase. combination, IN equal
paris, of creosote, iaudanum, chloroform,
tincture of aconite, tincture Of. iodine, and
lead water. Such, . compound may be
safely warranted to kill or cure. In either
case your toothache viii be done for. 4
THE NrcoLsoN ON Town STREET.-We
learn that strong effort Is being made TO
have the Nlcolson pavement put down on
Town street. Some of the largest property
holders on the street, we are told, are In
favor of the Improvement, and are signing
the petition. We trust the effort will be
successful. g The Nicolson' pavement on
Town street would vastly increase the
value Of the property, and make it one Of
the best streets in the city. esssa ~
THREE GREAT LEcrUREs.-Henry Vim
cent Of London, England, will deliver his
three great lectures at the Second Presby-
terian church in this city, for the benefit OF
the Home for the Friendless, as follows
Wednesday, March 18th, The Great Amer
lean Conflict; Thursday, March 26th, OIL
yer Cromwell; Friday, March 9th. Home
Lite-its duties and pleasures. These lee
x,,soa vv;ll ha well worthy rhe natron n ue nj
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Young. CAMBRIDGE, Ohio; Josegh 0lt

vile. YSSS9s SSS Sss SHss6a
10y: psssars Ohio IA. 7 Carter; ,o Bailey Bailey P1
McEaugl In. Plym 1uth. Obi :; John jacobs. One
da. Illinois; l. Nc " hirnsJ; kiehmond Indiana;
MNeagant; Mrs Pfischett.s child apd, seryapt; Nm
Fowler; r Tsgssrt; John Sig%ss egnSeriso.
Burgess. Cleveland. Ohio; BurssMs Sls.sisIds
ksis9.Ts%s hilis eSs eSssny 6ssS Si
EW Lipnell. p.y.es Gsg nell & S.stysAsixh. e ,,Rs:I
mira: J Abott, Akron: Miss 2boft DO; III Asla-
liH dG Y% siSs, e. SIsEsl;ES ase:
PennsyivanissIS IS + tspcoast. do.
. Mill dfrt1.S
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

In certain field on the Scioto river is levee be-
tween two bluffs. The hight of the evee at one T.
tremty is IA feet at the other Ill., feet; the top of
the embankment is feet in BREADTH; the slope of
the 6l At an angle of As degrees and the levee
in the embankment, the inclination of the surface
from one bluff to the other being uniform? s1i94
-. = STEINERNHERZ.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

A gentleman rented farm, and contracted to give
time Of dividing the corn. the tenant use 4s bush.
els. When the general division was made, it wa.
proposed to give to the landlord l6 bushels from the
heap, in lieu of his share Of the IS bushels which
the tenant had used. and hen to begin and divids
the remainder as though mono had been used
Would this method have been correct! nos b.le a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
Indtana RaiIroad Affairs.

General Grant, by order of the President
has detailed General Halleck to succee
Hancock at New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1868-06-10
NEW YORK, HERALD WEDNESDAY, JUNE SHEET

something enormous. Then, again, the practice OF
Rlpesmoking 10 largely ON the increase tnrougnou.
the United States and, strange as It may seem at
nrst glance as the pipe becomes popular tne con
sumption Of tobacco decreases. This Is expMineu'
however by the statement that case Oh topacco,
avereglng four hundred pounds, Will give, wrappers
ana nleIr calculated together, about nve tnousana
cigars; whereas the same amount OF tobacco wouiu
furnish about twenty-five thousand average pipe
loads me decline Of our domestic manu1acturing
trade, and the consequent decrease In the demand
Tor seed leaf for home consumption, is evidenced by
the ioli0wang lacts:-In july 1892 our manu-
facturers worked up to their utmost capacity In
anticipation OF tax law, which put In force on
the LIST OF september OF that year. The home trade
absorbed thus in 1852 about thirty thousand cases
and the export trade about eight thousand. In 1868
the manufacturers took about nifty thousand cases,
anticipating higher tax law, which went into
operation on July l. 1884; the almost total lack Of
export demand was not at all felt In that year.
In 1854 the demand for the home trade dwindled
down to twenty-five thousand cases. the shipments
being nearly thirty-fve thousand; and in 1855 the
home consumption became still more curtaied, and
nothing but the heavy shipping demand-some 40, $50
cases being exported that year-averted serious en-
barrassments
Since the LIST of June there has been no material
change In the tobacco market. The sales nave been
about one thousand hOgsheads Of Kentucky at from
eight cents to eighteen cents twelve hundred cases
Of seedleaf and three hundred bales OF Havana.
Sales Of Kentucky have been mostly for export only
few small parcels being purchased for home con-
sumption. The following are yesterdays quota
tiOuS:-
The New York herald., 1868-06-10
PASSENGERS TO ARRIVE.

The Pacific mail steamship Sacramento sailed from Sam
ssss YIN
sesSssT sss ss "a; s.s
Ns ina .my Ss rS f1d
ansag 1 sss ssa.sa m%n f . II
and aSS r FsAS: Ms Ear1
W. x,sSs
f1ioa G.sSs S:sSsy Mssa%s1s, ps ss!!s:. u:
Sa asn s'HSt Ssdss .ns sSS
crow Bun Tor 4opr rSesR asna sGa s1sl s.s VIE Ss!s@sn
family and noses ssn1!s bs ss H.
sn3 EEsss s sse's ds1Ss
ssySP:p a.
~: osP:ns:!% s Fraser s. csss.sh a:
and ssiiSIsn Mrs Mr. CIV Ls
% Iy' Ia%' NJ. "S"sd %1brseh., " AM aas NO s.@isss
Mrs Parker and cSd % Miss Mccall, Johnson and fs%iy
ney Wan nrs sna .s
9 W Evans and children, Mrs Rsnkin qu..ert end
wv s%&,s!s, s Ssrrsn, aaron % kesssS % s.s vis: % sns
e5s % m Sos.. sa ana MD W..
ny,ns
h tSH S ss Trs af & |
phy, Phillips; John McCsnnsai \ Ora ai.ehoocni
child, q Stewart and wife, James Nichols Salmon q
Jacobs Capt Noblett, Pendleton Miss @ Chamoers
lain; Mrs Rappo'd, Henry Ed Captain snow, Jane
Doane Wall and wife, Captain PHILIPPE and family, NJ
Ellen Murray, Miss g Chamberlain and Brother;
Mrs spier and child, Mrs N Anderson, Rce, pe IA
Montanya o wentworth, Urruis sno orosnsrh nm
and family Miss Hogan, A II Crooks Smith, joseph
han, Machado, Bullock, Miss Madison, Miss Mona
ham John MURPHY, Miss Harris Gccdwin, Enackesi
Wright, DR. 9 g Page, Q Chrstiansen, w%nliams, %
children, Mn Gutter and brother, Gladden. v:
The New York herald., 1868-06-10
THE TOBACCO TRADE OF NEW YORK.

Since the war New York has become the central
mart of the tobacco trade Of the United States and
New Orleans, which formerly monOp0l:zed the
greater portion Of the enormous profits annually
realized from rafc in the soothing weed, now does
q comparatively insignificant business in that article.
The great bulk Of the produce of the tobacco fields
of Kentucky, Tennessee Missouri and Indiana, in
stead Of being shipped from the mouth Of the Mis-
sssippi, as formerly, Is now consigned to this mar
ket from whence 1t Is forwarded to all parts OF the
globe. Some idea Of the enormous increase in the
tobacco trade in this city may be formed from the
estimate that no less than hundred thou
sand hogsheads are now received annually In
this market from the Southern States, in
the place of the paltry ten thousand per annum
which was about the maximum receipt previous to
the war; This great change has, of course mainly
been brought about by the energy OF our merchants
and the judicous employment Of Northern capital
Owing TO the superior business and shipping faci.
ties Of this port Southern tobacco can, as general
thing, be forwarded from this to foreign ports at
half the expense 1t would incur II shipped from New
Orleans The following figures show that the plant
ers nave not been slow to avail themselves Of the
superior Accommodations our enterprisng mer-
chants have placed at their disposal:-
Hhds
Stock Of tobacco in New York June l. 1861 ~. 600
Stock OF tobacco in New Orleans June l. 1885,. $500
The high prices Of the last few years have had the
effect Of pushing the line Of the tobacco growing
raoi fhree huud trad mi
hoe,n, honndarv T1,a s,reot We, n.y. hS VI sne une
vatcd tohacco as an axnert stan,e nnr,h % h
r;uar eScant -, % Mssonr, n, nns o @ a VI Tue Ono
cxtensIyey cuiiivaie in Iowa t,in"s ind Us
and nartiaiv In oil the V"rtbxas .n, auu.ana, Vno
area OF country twice as large the old region.
which embraced Missouri, Kentucky, the southern
TaryIanJ ~ ie"i''''e' '"e''''' -'oi'" 0aiohha anu
'J The epIiure NJ tohacco was remn,ero,,va On ,,o
planter at i've cents DER pound gold previous 70 the
war now owing TO e increased price o aSor ~ tne
Ts, nrce 10 oho, sayon enI g WE, ~, iaooI ue
V,re,n,a taSsc ,ho hnainess ~ sV. wisn Ieea,u W
is mostly ransacteG in the " mars 80 anu ,,s semg
non,nio9 Int tho sorwardng and shSn, VI ",v oiu ~
sygeiv danendent on the tSiitie ~ @ u,aue s
Mariana md ohio tnbacco i'm ho%s,nads ' ~ INA. i
d"at in for % Fnoana aermany ond mlo s ,argey
Observation-Disclosures rmrnoses smrb as snnrinu' h aso uoI
The princpal market for this article H. Raimope
Sprn ip,p which is mainly Tho nroi, 70 w t1.
chusetts Connecticat New lorS. Pepnsyvania u snd
0ho bavDg OF pate wears recevag y nnu
from European BUYERS also concentraies lar9ev al
this point The exnors of This ar,cia so ah , q.
few Years have been as foowssea ~, ooa ee pas.
1894 " oo0 cases. 1864 Al ooo casos. lea no oo1
cases: 1857 Al ooo cases '''' '"'e'' Ao'o' 1A''0'
The regents of foreign tobarco fnroarc,. NJ tho
West India islands. principally CuhaI &cI in this