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Domesttc msrkets-rBr TxIseslrH1.

New YoRx, April 22.-Eoon.-Money steady
at per cent: Sterling, losh. Goid' ls1.
o4A Virginia e's, old, 6sA; new, slh. Ten
nessee 6's, ex- coupons, 69A new. $50.
Flour dull and declining. Wheat dull;
spring declining. Corn quiet. Pork steady at
ssl. Lard dull; steam. lsS1lsac. Cotton
I've I've r Ros sSn Tn; strained, ssssasso
Erening. Cotton heavy sales Of 1880 bales
Mt 25H@2SAc. Flour favors buyers, with more
doing for export; common 10 fair extra soutn.
ern, ss.le@se IS; Wheat heavy; spring eg is.
Pork q shade easier new mess, *3l 20. Lard
quiet; kettle, I90l84c Whisksy dull and
nominal. Groceries dull. Naval stores quiet.
Freights dull and unchanged. -.
Money more active at per cent Cold weak
at I33M1l3sM. Sterling steady. United States
bonds dull and lower; 5.20's, '62, l20h. StockD
heavy at lower prices.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-Cotton nominal at
2s@2skc Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
dull; choice Valley red, 90 20; shipping red,
81 49, Corn dull white, 790s0e.; yellow, 81
@S6c Pork quiet. Bacon active and frm.
CrycIssArI, April s22.--Whiskey steady at
9Oc Provisions quiet and firm. Mess pork,
*3l. Bacon-Shoulders, I3Ac.; clear sides,
generally held At lsA6lShc.
ST.. LOUIS, April 22.-Flour fiat; superfine.
s475. Whiskey dull ut &c.. Bacon-Shoul-
ucIS, Sifak &C. F~ess
sslGssi.So. Lard firm holders generally out
Of market. go .,4r5 Il.
WILMINGTON, N. a., April 22--Spirita tur-
pentiue frmer Ut 43hQ44c. !. crude steady at
81 so9s4.25 Rosin active at 81. So@se.sz Tar
firm at $2 S5. u
New ORLEANS, April 2l.-Cotton-Higber
grades unchanged; lower grades easier mid
dlings, 2sAc sales. $500 bales; receipts. 6i2
bales exports, 1899 bales. Gold, la4h. New
York sight, 50A. Sugar dnll common, 20
lOc.; prime, l3Hc. Molasses-Fermenting, e5c.
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LAND AGENCY.
= CENTRAL CFrICE
NO 1904 MAIN STREET fRCoH no. q,
CHMUND, Va. }atf
FREDERICK W. POOR, GrssBAI AGENT.

FREDERICK W. POOR, GEssBAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention Of persons having real
eststen the city ct etc for eale 70 the advantages
1rffered by this kG ENCY and promise on our part
energetic eorts 20 tecrre pureha ezs Tor Al pro-
parry plac. q il our hands.
Our connections are well established thsougnout
10 purchasers we offer for sale CITY rEQ-
PERRY, FARMS, Mills, MILL slTEbs 01HS-
RAL and WOOD LANDS.
es4 RErERENCEs:
Hon. JAMES u. BLAINE, speakes house o.
: HON. Il. O. soHENcK. Chairman Comnittec
OF Wars and Means house Of kepieseassEssS.
Hon JAMES "a ShfIEkis Hartman o1 Ito
Committees on Banking and currency.
Hon aLEy .NuEk kfVRs. y. s. 5s -
ii q. FOND / So, hesis;er In BankruPtcy.
& maj of.G enersi y. %. ~ " Anls y, =. p..,
.Coiuael a. :, .BuF N ID President % the Ateh-
rnond and Danyile and York River railroads
II. D,,CUa, Ks, Esq. OF Jay Cooke Y 20 ).
wv els'"p'"es Aaa SA'Sap M-smdaw
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RAILROAD AcCIDENTs-sEvERAL KILLED.
Memphis, Tenn, April 2l.-The westward
train of the Nashville and Northwestern
railroad ran through trestle yesterday
near Dresden, killing the engineer, slifly,
and fireman Christol. Several passengers
we're severely injured.
About the same hour the northern train
on the Mobile and Ohio railroad ran
through trestle near Trenton, killing the
engineer, Noble Conner, and two passen-
gers, names unknown. The latter were
riding on the engine. The storm Of Monday
night had washed the earth away from un-
derneath the trestle.
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The Internal REVENUE RECElPTs.-It
is stated, semi officially, that the receipts
from customs now promise to be the largest
Of any one year in the history of the Co.
verDment, reaching probably $4,000, 900,
or $20,000,000 in excess of the estimates,
and 1t is not impossible that they may even
reach the high figure of 100000, 1000. The
internal revenue receipts TO the present
time are in excess of $il0, 100000. The
remaining three months, till July, will
cover the greater portion Of the income tax
and the special taxes which fall due May l,
and which will augment the receipts to
$3.50, 600, 900, and possibly to $l60, 100000.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST NEWS FRon THE:cAprrA1
SPECIAL TKLraRAMs TO THE DISPATCH
...s 900 WASHINGTON, April 70, 1859.

SPECIAL TKLEaaAMs TO THE DIsPArGHs
81 IS ss WASHINGTON, April ~, 1859.
ACTION ON NOMINATIONS. 81
Immediately after the Senate went into
executive session to-dsy Mr.. Sumner called
up the case Of Mr.. Sanford as Minister to
Spain, on which about an hour and half
was consumed in debate. When Tote was
finally reached his name was laid on the
table By vote of 50 to 20. 80. -.
The next name taken up was thst Of
Jones, Mr.. Washturne's friend, nominated
to the place now held by Sanford. Mr..
sumner explained that there was no. va
cancy, Mr.. Sanford being at present Min
lister to Belgium, and moved that Mr..
Jones's name be laid On, the table; which
was carried without division: ~
Mr.. Wadsworth, nominated as commis-
sioner under the Mexican treaty, was for
merly member Of Congress from Ken
lucky, and who is q personal friend of Pre-
sident Grant, was confirmed j; not, however,
without considerable opposition. @
There are about dozen more names be-
fore the Senate that will cause great deal
of discussion in executive session, and it is
understood that the majority of them will
be rejected. sr Is
THE ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. Sumner gave notice to-day that he
would make o vigorous effort to get an ex-
tension Of time for adjournment beyond IL
o'clock tomorrow. 1t is very probable that
he will fail, as senators are anxious to get
away, and argue that if the time be ez-
tended they will be kept here until next
week. ~ -. H.. H. I.-
s-1 VARIOUS ITEMS. "
The correspondents Of the Tribune were
before the Senate special committee this
morning, and questioned as to how and
from whom they obtained the correspond
ence in the Perry-Hale difficulty. The
gentlemen declined to answer, as their
honor was at stake, and stated it would be
injurious to them to make public matters
confded to them under pledge of secrecy.
They were dismissed, and ordered to be
ready to respond at any time if wanted.
A private dispatch has been received
here Of the death at Naples on the let in
slant of Captain Henry a. Wise, form erly
Chief Of Bureau of Ordnance of Navy
Department. ...--.. ....
Colonel Parker, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, intends to thoroughly overhaul his
Bureau and dismiss large number Of
clerks who have been in the department for
great many years.
A certain senator asserts that recently
he was called up from his bed three times
in one night by ofice-seekers
Two more negroes have been appointed
to clerkships in the Third Auditors office,
making four now in the Bureau.
WALLACE.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACC1DENT.-Ut Utica,
N. T., April 2l.-An engine running in
advance of last nights passenger train
north, on the Black River railroad, was
thrown down an embankment three miles
beyond Lyons's Falls. Hugh Croker, su-
perintendent of the road, received injuries
from which he died this morning. Eli
Hutchinson, fireman, had q leg broken, and
was badly bruised and burned. Thomas
Smith and Lewis Lewis were bruised and
burned. Lewis was able to reach Lyons
and give the alarm.
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Fourteen English baronets have died since

Fourteen English baronets have died since
January l, 1869.
There are, it is said, $4,000 strangers in
Rome, and board is six dollars day.
Emile Oliver gets $4,000 for his book
upon the Imperial Government. i>l4'
Alexander 81. Stephsns's history Of the
civil war has had sale Of 81, 900 copies.
About four millions of dollars will be
required to complete the new State capitol
at Albany. ,a,.r ~. .... -..I ..sga
Rev. DR.. Becker, late Of Richmond, now
Bishop Of Wilmington, confirmed 24S per-
sons in Baltimore on Sunday, Of whom
twenty-five were converts.
The young ladies Of New York are now
adopting the role Of "sweet simplicity"
and appear at balls and parties in short
muslin dresses, without ornaments Of any
kind.
The Arcade underground railway bills
will be reported favorably by the commit
tees of both Houses Of the New York Legis-
lature.
Daniel Frederick Beakman, the last sur
Viving soldier OF the Revolutionary War,
died at Freedom, Cattaraugus county, N.
Y, on the morning Of April 5, at the ad-
vanced age Of 100 years and six months.
Baron Rothschild's fortune was scattered
over the world, and the amount Of it has
Just been ascertained. It reaches the figures
of one thousand seven hundred millions
francs, or three hundred and forty millions
dollars. . 49, .-.f.ea...q-a ng.s.ss.
The conversion Of the Marquisof Butte to
Catholicism has been Offset by the with
drawal Of the Duke Of Norfolk, the head Of
the Catholic nobility in England, from the
church Of his forefsthers. he has Joined
the Irvingites, q Protestant sect. Ig&
Count Czartaryski, residing in Paris, in
accordance with an ancient custom in Po-
land, kept open house to all corners on
Easter sunday. The noble host stood at
the door and offered an egg to each visitor
as he passed. .a...c - fssss,. 80, sj7.,
Another monster blast has bean made in
California, by which mountain was de-
molishsd. A tunnel $40 feet in length was
made, and ] 200 kegs Of powder placed in
it. A young lady was chosen to establish
the electric current by which the charge
was touched off. The mountain was. tho.
roughly shattered.
announced in Paris that new his
tory of the trial Of the Duke D'Enghein
viii soon be published, with many impor-
tant unpublished documents. 1t is stated
that manuscript Of Napoleon has been
discovered, ordering o payment OF SO, 900
francs each to the judges who sentenced
the unhappy Duke.
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ANOTHER HEAVY SUIT IN LOUISIANA
Ns,o Orleans, April 2l.-A heavy suit has
been Instituted in the Fourth District Court
against the directors of the Bank of Loui-
siana, Individually, for recovering deposits
lost by removal Of the assets of the bank
into the Confederacy before the capture of
New Orleans, and loans to the Confederate
Government,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE ENGLISH PRESS ON CUBA.

April 22a.-The city journals to-
day comment on Cuban Affairs TTtv
The Telegraph says that England is sun-
biased, but English interests are best
served by Spain retaining authority over
Cuba. 1t would not be England's bpsinesa
to interfere against Cuban Independence,
but her good Offices might be useful in
avertiDg quarrel between the United
States and spain. The seizure Of the
Mary Lowell is characterized as o "mad
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Hos. GEORGE II. PESDLEToN AND RECON
srEucrIoN.-The st. Louis Republican
makes an editorial commentary upon the
alleged fact that Hon. George II. Pendle-
ton, in connection with prominent Demo-
Gratis Of New York, had advised the people
Of Virginia, Mississippi, and Texas to
"have nothing to do with the question of
reconstruction as proposed in the recent
enactment of Congress" The fact being
erroneous, Of course the commentary falls
to the ground. Mr.. Pendleton has rendered
the States in question no advice. He be-
lieves they are the best judges of their own
situation, and nothing would induce him
10 be in antagonism to them, or to offer ad-
vice to influence their decision.-C Columbus
Enquirer, April 10.
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THE BUTLER-KIMBERLY CASE.

BALTIMORE, April 22.--In the case Of
Kimberly Us. Butler, Chief Justice Chase
decided that Buffers plea of limitation
was bad, but as the seizures were made by
the provost marshal, aud the defendants
failed to plead that the provost marshal
was Buffers agent, judgment could not
issue. The case is continued, with the
privilege to complainant to amend his plea,
the plaintiff paying cost for past proceed
inpa ~ .r.#
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CANADIAN INDEMNITY AGAINST THE
- = UNITED STATES. -----

OTTAWA, CANADA, April 22.-Notice was
given in the House Of Commons to-day Of 8
bill for indemnity from the United States
for Canadian expenses incurred in taking
precautionary measures against the Fe-
mans. The mover aaid his object was to
give members on opportunity to speak on
the subject, and to express their views on
Senator Chandler's speech.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

Stock OF all kinds scarce and prices have
advanced, and are firm at our quotations.
Fifty.tw cattle, 95 sheep, so lambs. and about
100 calves, comprise the receipts Of the week.
They were all sold rs follows:
Bey-Commou, &c. % h gross fair TO good,
IN to SIC. qR H.. prime, l0hc. ~ D..
Shesp.-Fair, SIC. " b., gross. No othsr
grades offered
LamJs.-From 81 to ~ % head.
Cuires.-From ~ to SIS % head.
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WILMINGTON, N. u, April 22--Spirita tur-
pentiue firmer Ut 43H944c. crude steady at
81 so@s425. Rosin active at Sl.So0$e.s7. Tar
firm at Sc 35. t@ Ay.
Foreign narkets-IBr TsLAa1Aral.

LosDos, April d. Noon. -Ccnscls. Q3A.
United States bonds, s0s.
Demonstrated States bonds, soH.
LIVERPOOL, April 2e.-Neon.- Cotton nat;
uplands, 120l2hd. Orleans, l2A@l2Sc.; estt-
mated sales, 1900 bales Bombay shipments 70
the nth instant since last report, 4. oco bales
Afternoon = Cotton dull and unchanged.
Lard quiet and steady. Pork dut. Common
rosin, IS. Tallow. Ass. Cd. G3
LIYgEpooL, April q. --Ereafng. -0otton duu;
nplands, I'D; Orleans, 2Ad. Turpentine,
29s. cd. .fs-
HAyxx, April 22-Cotton declining; tres
ordinaire, on the spot, ltsf
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TIE VALLEY RAILROAD-GENER
LIE IN BALTIMROE. ass %

BALTIMORE, April pa Virginia dele
CATION, headed by General Robert E. Lee, is
here in behalf OF the Virginia Valley rail
road. The deputation was received. by the
Mayor and city authorities. The business
meeting occurs tomorrow st O'clock. s7s
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SPAIN

SEVERE FREsHET IN CANApA.-iKontreal,
April 2l.-Advices from Guelph and other
towns in Upper Canada state that the conn-
try is inundated, owing to heavy rains and
the sudden breaking up Of the ice. The in
undation already exceeds that of 1865.
Provisions are sent in boatsto families liv-
ing on the flats. The amount Of suffering
is CREST, but so far no loss Of life is reported.
1t has rained heavily since yesterday eve
ming. -tgrMr#.f &. .ss4Es.e $500 #eas- asl.gI
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NEW WAY OF ENFORCING THE REyE.
NUE. LAWS-AUDlTOR sWiCkLlFFE. y

NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-Supervisor
Creepy yesterday seized Is, 600 barrels OF
whiskey-about oil in the city at wholesale.
1t is not charged that all Of it has evaded
the tax, but the owners must present proof
of payment before it will be released.
~ Two more indictments have been found
against Auditor Wickliffa for extortion-
making ten in all. The FIRST Of these in
dictments WAS submitted to the jury to-day.
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FRANCE AND BELGIUM

FRANCE AND BELGIUM
London, April 2l.-Negotiations for the
commercial conference between France and
Belgium have been suspended. ......
PRUSSIA AND FRANCE.
Berlin, April 2l.-The Prussian Govern
ment has instructed its ambassador at Paris
to thank the Marquis de Lavallette, the
French Minister of Foreign Affairs, for the
pacific sentiments expressed by him in his
speech of the 10th instant in the Corps
Legislatif.
Florence, April 2l.-The Minister of FL
nance here has presented the annual budget
to the Chambers. The document is very
satisfactory. The income to the Govern
ment is steadily increasing, consequently it
will be unnecessary to impose any new
taxes for the current year. a
Milan, April 2l.-The Government au-
thorities have discovered another formida-
BILE Mazzinisn conspiracy in this city. Pa
pers which were concealed by the revolu-
tionists, and which give details of the or
ganization, have been unearthed and seized,
together with large amount Of arms and
ammunition. A number of the ring eaders
have been arrested. HrE =.#a
SPAIN. ,.a,
Madrid, April 2l.-The Cortes is con-
sidering the project for the Reorganization
Of the army on the Prussian system.
Another informal meeting of the members
Of the majority in the Cortes was held to-
day to nominate candidate for the throne.
So great was the diversity of opinion that
the meeting broke up without result, leav-
ing members more widely divided than be-
fore on the subject. Prime Minister Ser
rano declared that the choice Of Montpen-
sier for King or declaration of republic
were the only possible alternatives. Gen
eral Prim, who was also present, remained
silent throughout the proceedings. His
conduct has given rise to widespread be-
lief that he would not be unwilling to ac-
cept the presidency Of the Spanish repub-
lie.
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EINE FURNITURE, &c.-H. A. A

r AIDES FAIR.-The ladies of the United
~ Presbyterian hurch Tor. Read's) will hold
Fab, to aid IN the erection Ct heir church, In
the ba entnt Of the new building corner Of Grace
and Fourth streets. commencing on MONDAY,
10th Instant, ct S clock, and continuing during
the week In addition 10 their usual amount Of
beautiful and necessary articles, many contrIbu-
have ever had.
Refreshments OF all sorts-incuding dinners,
lunches, t&c,-servedin superior manner at the
same prices charged by the leading stores and
restaurants in the city. ap 19-6L
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Tobacco Markets.

APRIL CAT the Richmond Tobacco Ex-
change the market has been rather weaker the
past two days except for good dark Lugs and
short Leaf suited for the continental orders.
The transactions for the week were 9l2 hogs
heads, l7e packages, and 50 boxes. We con-
tinIe to quote:
LUas. -Shipping. Green or unripe, common
to medium, $50s6: Ripe-in good order, IS 75QQ
$3.50; in soft order, $5.6O@$6.b0. Working.-
Common to medium, S5.5o@s7; good, $6. 600
medium, 81. 5O@sl2; good to fine, $l3@s25.
Shipping. Short, dark, in good or
der. ~. 504SS. 50; short, dark, in soft order,
Sc. 0O@tS; long, dark, in good order, IS 5008ll;
long, dark, in soft order, 87GS9.5o. Scanning
Medium to good, Sl6@$25; fneto extra, $3.50
$40.
Lynchburg, Va.
In Lynchburg on the Goth quotations were:
Common and inferior frosted Jugs, 1894;
common and inferior Jugs, not frosted, 1895;
goou to fine Jugs, S5lIS7. 90. Common shipping
leaf, S6Qs7; good shipping leaf, $S0slo fine
shipping leaf, $l00Sll. Lugs, bright smoking,
sl5@f25 leaf, bright smoking s2o@$4o Com
mon working Tugs, S6GS7 good working Tugs,
4s@f9. Common working leaf, Ss0Sl0; good
working leaf, $l04Sl5; fine working leaf, Sl2
$3.50. Common wrappers, Sl2@Sl5; good
wrappers, $2O3$SO; fine wrappers, $3o9S5o.
New York.
In New York on the 2Oth instant there was
good demand, and prices remain firm. We
learn of sales of 372 hogsheads Kentucky 1T
6H@1H4c., and 2S2 barrels Havana on private
terms. We quote:
Heavy Western and
Light Leaf. GAINESVILLE.
Lugs............ q INC. 7hl SIC.
Common leaf. 7HG0 SIC. Sh@l0 C.
Medium Leaf. Sh@loHc. lOh@l2 C.
Good leaf. Ill @l2Ec. 12HGl34c.
Fine leaf. .l4hG9l5 C. IA @l5 C.
Selections ......l4A@l6 c. l5H0l6 c.
New Orleans.
APRIL l7-TnJacco during the last three
days the inquiry has been good, but buyers
demand concessions to which holders refuse
to accede. The sales in consequence have been
confined to Il few scattering lots, summing up
90 hogsheads, of which hogsheads Jugs sold
at 7c, ut TIC, . at TIC, and Is hogsheads
leaf in lots, at s@l5c. ~ D. The receipts the
past week have been liberal (abont ], 774 hogs
heads), bat we are informed there were 600
hogsheads stems. The highest now offered
for these is lAc. q b.
Holders in this market very firm in their
professions. European buyers, however, in
general, expect lower prices, basing their
hopes upon the large crop. But it must be
considered that 4 large portion of the crop is
of inferior qualify, SO that good shipping lea
| will be held for full prices. We continue to
quote
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FURNITURE, &c.
FURNITURE WARERO0MS,
a. OPPOSITE THE POsT-OFFIC]

MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
We are now prepared to manufacture all styles
OF FUREIIUnE and M MATTRESSES to oder,
and we wouldreqnest al Ia want of articles IN our
line TO examine our stock OF CHAMBER, PAR
LOR, AND DININa-ROOM FURNITU r E,
MATTRESSES, &C., OF superior quality, and th
best and cheapest assortment that has been Offers
TO the public for many years. We have just
marked down our prices, and feel confident tIey
are suited to the times.
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED and UP
HUi STERGD. HAYWOOD u HITTER
ap1 opposite post-nf1ce- Richmond, Va.
ZINE FURNITURE, &c.-H. A. AT
~ KINSON & SON have on hand and will con.
tinue to keep very fine assortment Of CABINET
FURNITURE Of their own make, CT fine ROSE
WOOD. WALNUT, &C, which they will warrant,
and will sell at prices rs low or lover than csn be
had IN northern clgies or anywhere else. We only
ask The pub &c to call and examine for themse.y
in verify Of this statement before sending their
money from home, thereby helping to sustain the
families of our worktngnen at home instead OF
contributing to support asyiuns for that purpose.
In our Undertaking Department is ke pit all kinds
Of CUFFINS. with the latest improved METAL
Lie BURIAL CAST, which Is perfectly besuti-
full and secure. Boxing and Repairing Furniture
done at short notice. Hair and shuck Mattresses
Don't forget the small yet welt-flled house on
Governor street, No. loo, Richmond, Va.
NH 1e-3m h. A. ATKINSON &c SON.
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st, Louis, Mo,
Cincinnati, Ohio:

In Cincinnati on the 18th instant receipts OF
leaf were small, and oil offered sells readily,
but buyers will not pay an advance. Wequote
new Kentucky Leaf, trash, q b., 3h@5c.; Tugs:
6@9c common to medium leaf, 70l0c. good
to fine leaf, ll3lSc. selections, zoe. Virginia
leaf, common to good Tugs, ut 607c. medium
leaf, s0loc.; fine leaf, l2Gl3c.; selections,
bright D5M.0c
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Louisville, KY.

APRIL 1s.-The market during the past week
We quote: Trash, IS. O6 TO %. 90. Lugs-Com-
mon to good, 81 to 81. backgammon, 80 to
S. good 10 fine, SO to SIS. Cutting Leaf
Lugs, $6 to IS; common leaf, 80 to $l2; good
to choice, Sl4 TO s25. Manufacturing Leaf
Common filters, IS to IS; common wrapper,
81 TO $l2; common bright wrapper, $la to $40;
fine bright wrapper, $40 to $50 good filters, IS
to $40; good bright wrapper, S25 to $50. The
sales at all the auction. houses for the week
ending this evening amount TO $40 hogsheads,
and for the current year Is, l9l hogsheads-