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NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL.

This SPACIOUS ESTABLISHMENT Is Gle
gantly fitted up, and is located within sight OF the
NATURAL BRIDGE, the greatest curiosity In
the world. The scenery around Is extremely
Wild grand picturesque, and romantic. For good
fare and comfort In every way the pr9prietors are
determined NOT TO BE EXCELLED.
Permanent as well as transient boarders and
pleasure parties will find II To he one OF The MOST
DESIRABLE SUMMER RETREATS IN The
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS, contiguous to all wa
tering-paces. supply Of mineral waters kept
on hand. Daily communication by stage and
packet-boat.
TERMS Board. per month, s35; per week, $40 ;
per day. 50. Single meals, a.
Distances. distance from Lynchburg by packet,
virginia and Tennessee railroad) by stage thirty
five miles from Goshen Depot Ton the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad) by stage, thirty-four miles
from Stanton by stage, fifty miles.
Open for the accommodation Of visitors the
whole year. D. w: BkUCE ~,
Proprietors, Rockbridge county, Va.
| j. W. BRUCE.
c. l.. MUNDAY. my 29-eodlm
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
-rs,n EssSsn,p >, a :. - -,

last The FuSeenth Amendmen4.
~ WASHINGTON, June 16.--Adyices are re.
ceived here of the ratification of the fifteenth
amendment by the Florida Legislature. /,
Findings OF Military Courts. .,es
WAsursGTos,- June 18.-The President
has approved the findings of the Austin
(Texas) military commission, and Weaver
will be executed September oath. i '.. s -.
The findings offfhe military court at
Brownsville are approved, and private Re,l.
ben Smith will be executed September oath
for the murder Of John Gray. a.fs -
The findings of the military court at Atlanta
are disapproved, and private Henry Moyatt,
found guilty of killing a negro, is released,
and dismissed the service. nj .-.. ..1 +.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The revenue re.
ceipts to-day were 1918, 200.
Secretary Rawlins has returned to the
city ..s4 ...t -
Ex-Minister Dix arrived from France on
the Cambria. .rt .-.-,...a 8 ~,.s.-sL
w. II. Stowel, collector of the fourth
Virginia district, has heen suspended by
Supervisor Laird. I ts1sE1-.t T.&
Secretary Cox, Of the Interior, has gone
to Ohio for week. ~ .s.. H..
Thomas g. Nichol (colored) has been ap-
pointed night inspector of customs at Gal
weston, Texas. ,..---
The Revenue Department has directed
the suppression of some eighteen Illicit dis
tilleries in Lee county, Va. If necessary,
the military viii be employed to enforce the
law.
Senator (ex-parson) Brownlow has pub.
lished letter in favor Of universal suffrage,
He says that for the Republicans of Tennes-
see to continue the restriction policy when
the party everywhere else opposes it, he
thinks it mischievous and ridiculous. -
Judge Paschal has demanded 300, 900 from
George Peabody & Co., of London, realized
by them on Texas indemnity bonds, covered
by the recent decision against White, Chiles
81 Co. -...s.. ..s 1t u -rr h.
Secretary Boutwell, has ordered the pur.
chase Of nm additional half million Of bonds
next week, to comply with the law requiring
that one per cent. of the entire debt be pur.
chased each fiscal year. s
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ScnEME.-BaLttnlOre
June IA contract was concluded to-day
between the Baltimore and Ohio and the
indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Lafayette Rail-
road Companies, for a permanent business
connection to and from the West and Cln-
cnnati. .....
The arrangement provides for through
trains. rates, and proper facilities fer the de-
yelopment Of joint traffic. The former com
pany becomes largely interested in the secu-
rites OF the latter. The arrangement is re-
gardcd rs most important, particularly to
the cities of Cincinnati and Baltimore. 4
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Foreiun Markets-IBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, June s.-Noon.-Consols, a2t United
States bonds 800. ....
1fternoon.- Consols, o23 United States bonds
quiet. . .....-.... .... -.
LONDON, June Is. - Euening.-Consols, 92a.
United States bonds, sO,. Sugar active; on the
spot, 39s. Cd. gQIOs. aloat, 2os.
LIVERPOOL, June 1c.-Foon.-COtton active
uplands, 11Id.; Orleans, I'D. estimated sales.
Il, 600 bales.
AEfernoon.-Uplands,l lid; Orleans, l?ld; sales
18th, 81, 900 bales Lard, 73s Turpentine, els. 3D.
LivERPooL, June s.--Erening. Cotton active
uplands OH the spot, 1lid.; af0at I'D. Orleans,
1at6ll2td; sales, 900 bales. Brcadstufs quiet.
Turpeutine, 27s. " ..#
PARIS, June le.--Bourse dull rentes, 7of. 37c.
HAWKE June lG.-Cotton closed yesterday
easier; ON the spot, l4df. aloat, l3sif.
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Virginia Lcaf.-Ordinary and faded, 4@5; ordl
nary sound, fair dry leafy. SOL; good and fine. sG
TO- 'Stemmed-ordlnary short dry, 607 fair leafy
sac good and fine, lOGll. Cd, .s
Paraguay.-4610. y 1.F..... -....sa... 49,
Greek and Turkcy.-6G7. r ~. ~
Western Leaf.-Ordinarye exports, 1904; fine darl
long, s@0: middling to fine dry, 7@S; selected nnc
colory, SOB. Stemmcd-common, 6GDe3: mtddllnt
to good, 701s; fine selections, s@gio.
MarylaHd.-Dry, leafy, and sweet, 3sge color1
and fine, 76I9. ~
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E1~
sonhnrg. Vicar, Russell county. Napoleor
Is. Wears postmaster; route from Lebanon
TO Pattonsvilie. Montgomery Springs, M ont.
yomery county, j. p. Kayenaeh nosfrnastar.
Special to be supplied from Shawsyille'
Montgomery county. - , ~ ",'- >
The MCCooLB AND ALLEN PRIZE F1GHr-
SHOCKING BRUTALITY OF THE RINs.--ISt.
LOUIS, June l5.--The fight between Nc
Cooic and Allen took place TODAY at Fos-
river. "'o,''A' s,.o
Both men presented fair appearance,
but Allen much the best. McCoofe's friends
were much disappointed at his condition.
tir De.ng fat and showed unskilful training.
The men entered the ring at quarter to
:, but the fighting did not commence until
some time after. McCooe won the choice
" ground and offered to bet Allen 3 900.
Aiicn made speech, saving he was an Eng
iiShinan, had no money, and couldn't nc
cept McCoolc's offer, but asked for fair play.
The men then went to work with the fol-
lowing result: On the first round, after
some preliminary fighting, McCoole planted
heavy blow near Aliens eye, knocking
nm down. The first knock-down and first
hi"od We're claimed for McCoole, although
blood appeared on both faces. -
Nine rounds, were fought, occupying
about twenty minutes. The excitement
was very great during the contest. Allen
ought cautiously, and early gave evidence
ot superiority, though the strife was fiuctu-
ating, with advantages gained first by one
and then by the other. Allen, however,
won most of the rounds. McCoole's face
was shockingly gashed and beaten, particu-
lary under the eyes; Allen received several
ponderous blows on the body from the arm
OF the giant, but continued fresh and smil-
ing to the end. ..m. .-
On the. eighth round the effect of the su-
perior skill and tactics of Allen were visible.
McCoole struck wildly and missed his mark,
and was Knocked partly - off his pins"
On the ninth and last round both men
were slow in responding to the call. The
noise and excitement being intense, the re-
fierce could not be heard. The combatants
approached each other and engaged in ter
ribly close quarters. In few seconds they
clcnched and rolled over side by side and in
close conflict. .
While both were hugging mother earth,
Allen placed his hands upon the eyes Of
McCoole, gouging them desperately, when
the cry offoul was raised from Aliens corner.
The ropes were cut, and the widest excite
mcnt prevailed for a few moments, but the
crowd soon after dispersed towards the boat.
The referee was afraid to give his decision.
several pistols were presented ut his head,
but he refused to decide the matter until he
reached st. Louis.
Allen outfought McCoolc all the way
through, and to all appearances would have
won the fight if it had been allowed to pro-
coed. McCoole was much blown and badly
bruised, and was in reality whipped.
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POWDER.

DOWDER, POWDER, POWDER.--I am
L the agent for the AMERICAN POWDER
COMPANY, and have on hand large assortment
OF BLASTING and SPORTING 2 POWDER
which viii sell at the lowest possible price, being
agent for the company, at wholesale or retail This
given entire satisfaction wherever used. Some
miners greatly prefer 1t to any other. Also,
SAFETY FUSE for sale. ..s,.--. - ~ .e5 -
T-. : - - r. w. 1TiGS0R, Gunmaker,
No. 14ss Main street (Walsh's old stand.
jc ll-lw H. Il. So sss.
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z g 5, z. q = = = 81 8
COMMERCE. AL.
Gratn nats FIour afarkef.
CoRS AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, 4,
4ar v,4yRIcHHoNp, June. 10, Seo. !

CORN AND FLOUR ExCHAHGE.f
g- s..rse ST RICHMOND, june 10, lses. ii
4 .,TTr OFFERINGS, -
Corm.-Mixed, $40 bushels. l-ffsr 20 r-aT
Oots.--os BUSHELS rEFG.st., $40 $780, III
]. Rys.-s6 bushels. E4tIE E.E4 SEFN t.e+
81 E@# E.sfEr - SALES. .IsE-r-fsE -. 1877
Corn Highly mixed, SO bushels at ssc. = q -
IL - HE-ExHTBITED. II, - 49,
CoTn--Mi1ed $50 bushels. ~ ysg.f s,re Ea- n
RBxARKs.-Market for Corn inactive; buyers
holding off for lower rates. The market for Corn
In Baltimore on the 18th instant was very strong
snles OF 5000 bushels white ut s10s sse yellow ut
DC, and 200 bushels mixed at s2c. all which figures
holders generally refused for balance OF the offer
ings, which consisted Of II, GOO bushels. Sales OF
1000 bushels Oats at 72G57sc. On the same day In
New York Corn was. unsettled, and closed ut
i62c. lower; sales OF A,o0o bushels at 7o6
91c. for new mixed western ria canal, s3le7c. for
do. by railroad 81 for old mixed western In store,
ssERalc. for white western, and CSC. for western
yellow. Oats heavy; sales at 7s@7s1c. for western
afoat. X . .aeaa-zs 81 ...r- E-F sf .- r.#=
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MUTTERINGS OF THE - THUNDERER I'M
MENSE EMIGRATION TO AMERIcA-pRINcE
ARTHUR TO VISIT THE CANUCKs AND Posi-
ELY THE IASKEEs.-LonQ0n,J June l5.-lhe
Times Of this morning SAYS 1t cannot be de-
MED that the work of building the Alabama
was done knowingly by the British builders
IN British port, though, after the event, 1t
may be regretted that such proceedings were
unlawful. Ut is certain that they were not
UNLAWFUL. 1t would have been better for
both Governments if the Government had
seized the Alabama. The justitiability of
this step was doubtful, but the lailure is an
offence which England committed, and
which she is ready to submit 10 any trlbu-
nal IA soon IL the Americans desire it.
liverpool, June 15.-SiN thousand emu
grants left for New York during the week
ending Saturday.
London, June f5.-Prince Arthur makes
= visit to Canada, probably extended to the
United States, this summer.
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The "War of Races In Georgia..
..s Murder by Negroes. @

AUGUSTA, GA, June 16.-During circus
performance ut Sparta yesterday personal
difficulty arose between few whites and
blacks, IN which one negro was killed and
another MORALLY wounded. The affair
threatened to be general and serious, hut
was suppressed by the sheriff and leading
citizens. ....s.-. .,a... ....... go
Akin d. Lewis. of Burke county, was
stabbed to death in his field to-day by n
negro, who fled. - = - ~
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Cattle Markets.

..-.. NEW YORK. ....-s ...... #s.a
JUNE H.-Transactions at the Beef Cattle mar
kets. fairly active, with supply of good beeyes
equal to demand. Prices were maintained ut the
quotations of last week. Good smooth steers, l4G
15c. N H., net weight ut wholesale. Selected bull
locks In small lots, were sold Mt 153Gl1sc. a d.
Nothing worthy OF note brought over Ice. A great
many markcta bic steers were run out at lac. ~ h.
The Sheep market is fair at about s@l7c. ~ H., live
weight. Small selected droves were sold for more
than 7c. n 49, -s. ae.s.ea... ~. .. $3.50 . .ss.s-s'
Prices for Hogs are maintained at liz 11ic. p n.
for dressed corn-fed, with occasional lots 1T 12c. az
ID. Live are nominal at ai@aic. a D., gross weight.
81 PHILADELPHIA.
JUNE H.-Bcef Cattle were In fair demand this
week, but prices were unsettled and lower. About
l.soo head arrived and sold at a1Gasc. for extra
Pennsylvania dn I Western steers 1sGac for fair
tn quality. ~ - -. '....- ..a.
Sheep met a fair demand ut last weeks figures.
Sales Of 10, 600 head 50Sic n d. gross, AS TO con-
dition. - - a. .-.,
In Hogs there was no falling off In the demand,
and 500 head changed hands ut $2S12. so for slop
and Sl3@ISl3.75 4l 100 fbs., net, for cOrH-fed.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
i rs rr..-. BATH COUNTY, VA,
atsLEt WILL BE READY
FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS
---- BY JUNE ].

f. They are accessible from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, from Covington, in four hours
time, by comfortable stages over line turnpike
celebrated
FALLING SPRINGS
and other picturesque mountain and water scenery
The accommodations are ample for three hun-
dred visitors, and the equipment and management!
equal to those In any city hotel.
The luxury and invigoratiug effects of the hot
and cold baths are acknowledged by all who have
tried them.
/ Pamphlets descriptive Of the virtues of the wa
tiers, and attesting their wonderful curative pro-
perties, can be procured by application to Messrs
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Richmond; KEDwELL &
Son, Washington city; COLEMAN & ROGERS,
Baltimore; BULLoCH q CRESsILtw, Philadci.
pha; j. FL. WEBB, New York; or from the agent
at the Springs. ~ Il .
Telegraph Office at the Springs.
BOARD: Per day, "a; per week, 800; pei
month s75. 9.aEsa ~ H..
NJ. II. HoUsTIy, NJ. D., Resident Physician.
t JOHN l.. EUBANk,
my l2-deod& swtl5Jy Agent.
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The Florida Legislature SO Fifteenth
Amendment, DC.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, June 16.-The social
equality bill on railroads and steamboats,
was killed in the Legislature to-day by tie
vote. .-.t - ,
The Legislature adopted the fifteenth
amendment to-day. In the House the vote
was twenty-siX to thirteen, and in the
Senate thirteen to eight. r ..,a
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TELEGRAPH DEcIsIoN.-An important
legal question has Just been decided in Gin
cinnati in regard to telegraph companies.
They cannot exclude individuals from the
Use of the wires ut pleasure, when they are
willing to pay the usual rates. Ii. l.. Lewis
obtained verdict for $4,000 against the
company for such refusal when he was seek
Ing 10 dispatch for trading purposes IN com
petition With the company itself.
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Another duel is likely to grow out of the
article Of Hughes's which provoked the
attack of the Iarder. Any one who reads
it will see that these gentlemen, Messrs. Bo.
cock, Douglass, and Aylett, are rather
roughly handled, and one Of these gentle
men, it is reported, has opened CORE.
Spondence with Mr.. Hughes in relation to
it. as that gentleman now confessedly stands
before the public as its author. We shall
doubtless see more of it soon.-Rtchnaoao
Ictter-Lynchburg Republican.
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NEAREST WATERING-PLACE T(
RICHMOND.
TWO HOURS RfDEi
HUGUENOT SPRINGS,
POWHATAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA. -.t

This celebrated Virginia watering-placc, having
been recently repaired, renovated, and refnr-
nlshed will he open to receive visitors on the 18th
Of June. The arrangements about the place have
been made complete, the furniture Is all new, and
all the attractions Of ilrst-class summer resort
arc offered.
The character of the waters Mt the Sprlngs-whlte
sulphur and chalyhcatc-has been spoken OF by
many eminent physicians as containing great Vir-
ties The grounds of the Springs are extensive
and beautiful, and the views ind drives approxi-
mate are mexcclled - aa. ..t.t,
The place is accessible both by rail and canal,
being one and half miles from the canal, and five
miles from Coalield, the Danyille railroad just
n half hours ride from the city. Convcyances ut
Coaltcld and the canal landing.
The following reasonable rates ofboard are OF.
fercd:
Per day. ...................S2.oo
Per week. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l2.5O
Ter month. ............;. 80. $500. f''VV
Children, twelve years and under, and colored
servants, half price. White servants according to
accommodations.
NoRVELL COBB CO., Proprietors.
my
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REMARKABLE POSTAL DISPATcH.-As an
evidence Of the wonderful facility in the
transmission of the mails between distant
parts of the world afforded by intimate rail
way connections of modern times, we note
the receipt of private letters in this city
from the Turkish capital (ConStantinopie)
yesterday, of date 2Sth ultimo-a distance
of about six thousand miles.-Batttnaore
Sun 10th .....
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NJ = = ~ = DOF EK CUMPAN1,F
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT, 7
DOVER MINES, VA, June Il, $780,
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RE
~ CEIvED by the undersigned until MONDAY,
June 21st instant, FOR THE TRANSPORTATION
PER CANAL FROM DOVER MINES, GOOCII-
LAND COUNTY, TO RICHMOND distance Sc
ventecn mles) OF ALL THE Goals WHICH
THE DOVER COMPANY MAY DESIRE TO
SEND TO THAT MARKET (say probably 400 to
700 tons per weck) from July LIST proximo to July
l, 1870. rs
Also, FOR THE TRANSPORTATION FROM
DOVER MINES TO WESTHAM FURNACE
distance twelve mles) OF ALL THE COKE RE
QUIRED FOR SUPPLY OF SAID FURNACE
FOR THE SAME PERIOD (say from 200 to $50
tons per week.. ....s
Bidders will state the price ncr ton (of 2,2'C
pounds) for which the Goals and coke will be
transported. The weights to he determined by the
company's scales. G. p. STONE,
lie i5-td Engineer and superintendent
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1he aunker City seizure

New YORK, June 16.-The steamer Qua
ker City has been again released. Her third
officer has been arrested for beating deputy
marshal - ------- 49,
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The Murder Trial i'm mississippi.

JACKSON. Miss, June 16.-The military
commission in the case of Yerger, tried for
the murder of Crane, is progressing slowly.
About thirty witnesses are yet to be eX-
| nrninpl
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MACHINE SHOP.

NoTICE.--During repairsa sssaI:::Sa
IN to the Canal, from 18th to :
fune our Richmond nacket will only run up 10
NEW CANTON and SEVEN lSLASdlS,; ana the
Lynchburg boat win come dawn 70 HOW h ,
WILLIE, leaving both places At the usual hoIrs,
and arriving In Richmond and LynchDufe NJ the
usual hours. .Es. rs -. =,
Boats from, Lynchburg to Lexington continue
their regular trips. ,n,,,~,r
~ 7-.2W II, EuAoNDs
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The Grand Lodges of Masons Of Arkansas,
Mississippi. Florida, and Virginia, st. Johns
Lodge Of Richmond. and Lafayette Lodge Of
New York, have each contributed 4 stone to
MD in the completion of the Washington
monumcnt.-BGitimOre Sum, 10Th.
For the second time, We state that this
WAS done before the war.
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PROPOSALS.

a DOVER CoMrASY,}
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT, 7
DOVER MINES, VA, June Il, 1869. }
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIyED by the undersigned until SATUR-
DAY. June Goth Instant FOR THE TRANSPORT
TATION OF SIX THOUSAND TONS OF IRON
ORE FROM THE MINES AT THE MOUTH OF
NORTH RIVER, ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, TO
WESTHAM FURNACE. The transportation TO
be effected between the 18th day Of July proNimo
and the 3lst December, 1869. The ore to be re-
Cetved on canal bank at the mines, and to he de-
iiycred on canal bank ut the furnace. The weights
to be determined by the company's scales.
" C. P. STONE,
je l5-td Engineer and Superintendent.
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RnSn Ball.

New York, June 1G.-The Cincinnati Rcd
Stockings beat the New York Mutuals a
match game yesterday. The score was four
to two, in full gamc-the most extraordl-
nary on record. ~.
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TIME HOT SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY VA.
S. C. TARDY & CO., PRoPRIEToRs.
Professor J. l.. CABELL, NJ. d.. of the Unlyer-
sity of Virginia, Resident Physician.
WIN be open for the reception of visitors JUNE
lST, under the management of d. A. MCCLUNG.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted,
aud fitted out with new furniture, linen, beds and
fractions to both the invalid and p!easurc-sceker
No expense or effort has been spared by the pro-
prictors To make 1t comfortable and pleasant 1T
possible to all visitors.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the manager
at the Springs, or by 5. @. TARDY & Co., Rich.
mond. Va. ....--s.
A telegraph office will be established ut the
Springs. thus affording visitors an opportunity OF
prompt communication with every, part OF tho
country. ...,.-... my lc--lIn
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From Oxley's Monthly Circular.

LONpON. june I'd IS6D.
On renewing our adviccs on the subject of to-
bacco, we have merely to repeat the statement In
our last circular, under date I'd ultimo-namcly.
that continued dullncss has characterized the past
month. ..#...-s rrr- .#...n
In Western stemmcd there Is at present no scope
for extended operations and Virginia tobacco,
leaf as well as stemmed, continues TO be neglected
Virginia Leaf.-Short and common, 4@I53; mid
ding icafy to good and fine spinncrs, s@GS; scec-
lions, S@io. Stemmed-ordlnary short, middling
to good, Gel9 fine spinners, 1o@ll.
Maryland.-3lMSS and9.
Paraguay.-NOnc. .. ,... ~.
Dutch AND Gcrman.-!6I. .....
Western Leaf.-Low exports, 301i: factory
dried common t. fair and coed, 466 fine selec-
tions, 7s@e. Stemmed-short and common, sf@6
middlins TO good parcels, Gags: fine selections,
llO ,.. .
Greek and Turkey .-2@s. .u
Java.-5@IO, -... - ..-.
Japan.-None. a. ~. ........#. .-.s.- e.