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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07
BULLS
SARSAP ARILLA
Read the Captains letter amd
the Letter from liis Mother:

Benton Barracks. NO., April a., Iso.
DR.. JOHN BULL--pear SIR, Knowing the sth.
cheney Of your sarsparllla. and the healing and
ben"hcial qualities possesses, l send you the
following statement OF my case;
Twas wounded about two years ago-was tak"u
pris and confined for sixteen months. Hsiua
moved - often, my wounds hay. not healed yri.
have not sat up moment since was woundr,i.
am shot through the hips. My general hcaiti
~ impaired, ANA need something to assist ua
ture, ! have NOR, Faith IN your SsIsapartla than
~ anything else. ! wi-l that that i genuinr.
Please express me q hall do1er BATTLES, aHd
oihige CAPT. q. u. JOHNSON,
~. louis. Mo,
u. S.-The following was written April 81, ls.s,
b. Mfs. Jennie J.hns0n mother Of Capt, John
son;
DIR, JOHN BULl.-pear sir; Ny husband, bt.
& :. Johnion, was -klinl surgeon anu physe
ian ~ Central New York. where he dicd. leaving
the above &. 4. Johnson IA my care. AZ thirteen
years OF age, he had chronic di'Frhea and
scrofula, Tor which gave him your sar-aparilla.
1T CURED HlhI ! have foI ten year re,1in-
mended u 10 many IN NeS York, ONO and Iowa,
Tor sctoiula, lever sores, anG general debility.
Perfect success has attended Il The nrss egeisa
u scrg'nia aaa trsr s"'s' SsSs si~esi
niracHiOus. | am very ANXIOUS for my so To again
have recourse o. your Sarsaparl!a, lie II FEARFUL
of getting spurious article, h"nc" hi- wtttint Ia
you for IT, Ills wounds serr terrible, bat ! be-
heye h. Will recover, Responsibility
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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A SClyNTIyI, w0>DtR.

The Cnig Microscope adapted to popu-
bar and scientific use. Read the advertise.
mcpt Price, ~ IS. m2Td3m.
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Special Notices.


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nstantaneoup. Avoid ihe Wanted and lrlnsise
-s"arat ions Boosting virtues they 10 not possess,
"a would escape the danger. The genuine
". 4. Bachelors Hair Dye has thirty years rep
utaiiun to uphold it, integrity. Sold by Drug
gusts. Applied at 10 I,ony street, N. Y.
noyklikwy
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.The Bnlletin.

TIE BEST IN USE Finders Chill
Cure
III. ---------sos----------
JusT RECEIVED The Shoe Fly Elliot
and Don't Bodder Ne Hats and caps at
=. Nen's, No. 10 Ohio Levee.
- s---
WALDhRRs CLoTHisG ~ SUPERIOR TO
ANY READY MADE GOODS IN CAIRO. His
motto is Quick sales and SMALL PRor-
Buy YoUR CLOTHING FROM Wnldcr,
corner 9Th Street and Ohio Levec All
his good. are reduced to gold prices but
will be sold for greenbacks. If
- e1s------
Clothing for the million Mt +. Nefs No
~ Ohio lovec. The best good in the city
will be found at this house. tf
ARE you out of employment p IT, 50
send for the "Tbe. Greatest Work Of the
Age. Therein you will certainly find some.
thing tina, will not only give employment
but by perseverance lead 10 fortune. See
advertisement IN this paper. msyissm
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THE proprietor of this celebrated medicine
i Justly claims for II superiority over all re.
needles ever offered To the public for the sve, ~
tafn sp,sds aRd permanent Of Agtie and Fever,
or Chill- and Forer, whether Of short or long
standing. lie refers TO the entire Western and
southwestern country 60 bear him testimony to
the truth of the assertion, that IN no case
whatever will q fail to cure, II the directions are
strictly followed and carried out. In great
many cases single dose has been sufficient fors
cure, and whole families have been cured by
single bottle. With "a perfect restoration OF the
general health IL II, however, prudent, and ~
tinued in smaller doses for week or two after the
disease has been checked, more especially In dit.
hcult and long standing cases. Usually, this
medicine will not require any aid to keep the
towels in good order should the patient howev-
er, require cathartic medicine, amer having
taken three or four doses of the Tome, "a single
dose Of Bnlts Vegetable Fatally pills
will be sufficient.
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TIE BEST IN USE Finders Chill
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-05
s-Quiet and firm.
EeW York Market.
By Telegraph.I NEW YOax.

6E 4c4CHxARual NEW LOhAs OCts H
CcTroN-Essier; sales S,4S5 bales mid
FLoUR-ExpOrt demand fair and prices
advanced SC; receipts 1900 barrels; sales
500 superdne at "a 9Og5 40; extra s5 ESQ
5 45; choice S5 5095 90; white wheat IS 80
as 40; round hoop Ohio 60 4596 3d.: st.
RYE FLoUE AND CORN MEAL-Un-
changed.
WHEAT-SeaTce and firm; demand act
i've and prices advanced lac; receipts
4,500 bushels; sales 900 bushels; No. 2
Chicago Spring, old, 81 l29I 20; Winter red
white w estern, 81 so.
RYE-Market steady, with q moderate
demand; sales OF l,OOO bushels new West
ern at 99c.
MALT Steady.
CoRN-Demand good at full prices; re-
ce1pls 600 bushels; sales of 81 QUO bushels
mixed a. ol9sSei common Soc in store, and
yellow soc.
OATs-Damand fair ami prices advanced
lc; re ceipJs 5000 bushels; sales Al 900 BUSH
els western at 5l9531z; Ohio 64G57.
81 l0C9l 20.
CoFFEE-Quiet and unchanged.
sUGAR-Demand fair and market firm !;
MoLAssEs-Du and prices dropping,
RIoE-Quiet and unchanged.
PErRoLEUM-DuII, but unchanged; crude
2O93lc.
GaEEsE-Dull, but unchanged at I41<.
TURPENTINE-In fair demand.
PORK Demand fair and prices advanced [;
changed.
BEEF-Unchanged; sales of 1000 barrels
prime mess beef and India at S2}a2j.
BULK MEATS dull and unchanged
HAns-In pickle at I9g2Oc.
MI DLES-Long clear l5I.
at soc.
FREIG zTs-To Liverpool quiet and nrm.
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CONDENSED TELEGRANs.

WEDNESDAY, October 8
Gold closed in New YORK, yesterday
at l134.
Prince Napoleon has advertised his villa
at Praugeuesp for sale.
The rural vote in Italy vas nearly unah-
imous in favor of the p1ebesct.e.
A bank in Philadelphia was defrauded
of $4,000, on saturday, by forged checks.
There were eleven deaths from yellow
fever in New Orleans on Saturday.
The Potomac River at Harper's Ferry is
much higher than heretofore
A soldier died of yellow fever. in New
York. on Saturday. Other cases are De-
lieved to exist.
have got special pc ernisston from the King
OF Prussia to visit Paris.
Count Won Bismarct statement, accus-
Ing DIR. Russell OF alse-ood, creates coa-
siderable Indignation in London.
The New York Yacht Club gave a COM
plimenIary dinner to Mr.. AshDy, the Eug-
lish yschtman, on Monday evening,
The census shows st. Louis TO be the
| fourth city in the Union. II has doubled
its population in the last six years, lacking
only l,l49 persons.
The Prussians have organized an expe
dit1On against the city of Lyons. Ener-
| getic measures have been taken for its de-
tense.
The New York Worlds special asserts
that the voting on tue Italian pLebiScite
was farce. the best citizens OF Rome ab-
/ staining from voting altogether.
The French outside of Paris are much
more active than usual In annoying their
/ enemies. Sharpshooters are being organ
| ized in all parts OF the country.
The steamer Vile de Paris, which sailed
| Yesterday from New York, took out 25.OcO
arms, OO0.O .OO0 cartridges, about 5,0OJ,OOO
| peI cussion caps and 500 cases of bayonets,
| Ersstus Wells has been renominated for
| Congress by the Dem ocracy In the First
| Congressional District OF Missouri The
/ Democrats Will also nominate full coun'
| ty ticket.
The post al service In France Is so greatly
| demoralized that some OF the papers arr
forced to make explanations by statlni
that the railroads have been greatly IN
jured by losing their rolling stock.
Forty.seven lives have been lost by th'
mood In the vicinity of HarperS Ferry, ant
immense damage has been done In tn
shenandoah Valley. The rain recon-
menced yesterday, and cJnIfnued steadil,
up to midnight.
The Southern Commercial Convention
convened in Cincinnati yesterday. AbOu
$50 delegates were present at its Opening
The Convention was called to order by r
d. BisnoP. HOP. Geo. h. Pendleton M ad
the ecepttOn address.
The powder works of the Lsf1in an,
Brad Powder Company, at PottsviIIe. Pa
exploded on Saturday, destroying ssyers
buildings, and killing two men. Betyeel
six and seven hundred kegs of powder az
] pIoded, and the shock was felt sixtee
miles.
There was a hZht on Monday last. abou
one hundred miles from Denver, betwee
the whites and Indians, In which av
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FRANCE.

Tours, Oct. 4-It is now certain
tlat the order recently issued by the
Provisional Government for the ar
rest IF Grand Perrett and Baincer,
was occasioned by a document seized
at the Tueileries, that both of these
men were aware that the conspiracy
trial at Blois was based upon evil
dence manufactured by the police.
The Prefect of the Rhone, at Lyons,
has published a proclamation, in ac-
corda1ce with the action of the Gov
ernment, late y lacking the comforting
of plenary powers on the Projects.
He urges a more exact observance of
military discipline. He also dissolves
the Corps of Francs s-Tiereurs. order
ing them to join the Mobiles. DISC
bedience of this order is to be pun
ished according to military law.
Scion and the other chiefs of the
International Society of Workmen
have been arrested at Lyons.
NEUF-CHATEAU, Oct. 3, VIA ToURs,
Oct. At is rumored here that the
bady of Won Moltke was in the lead
coffin which recently passed through
Toul. Won Moltke is a native Of
Mecklenburg.
Tours. October Am officer of
the late Pontifcal army has arrived
here TO organize a corps of free rifles.
General ChaTdror is to have COM
mand of the Fifteenth Corps now or
ganizing here and at Bourges.
The Garde Mobile received 5000
Chassepots to day.
The Prussian force, which recently
crossed the Rhine near Mulhause,
have arrived at Chalmet.
A Prussian detachment was yester-
day driven out of Artenay.
There is evidently a movement on
foot with the enemy to attack Tours.
NANTES, October At is known
that great General died recently at
Rheims, and is suppos ed, from the
fact that the persons who took care OF
him were menaced with death if they
divulged the secret, to have been
General Won Moltke.
Tours, October 4.-Advices from
Campiegne, announce that the Prus-
slams have entirely stripped the Cha
teau at Thomery.
The Prussians have thousands oil
cattle and sheep, and an immense
, quantity of forage. obtained by requI
I sitions upon the surrounding country
The Minister of the Interior ha;
sent letters so the Projects of the De
partments, in which he says, as re
/. CARDS the vote for members of tht
5 Constituent Assembly, what the gov
ernment desires above all else, is per
feet freedom in the exercise of tn
electoral franchise.
Letters from different places dwell
upon the shameful coWardice of tn
) population, who permit a few Prus
slams to strip them of everything
Some of the details are scarcely cred
!; table. The people. it is said, torci
3 bly, drive away the Mobiles and Franc
9 tiereurs who wish to defend then
: Small parties of Prussians treat th
5 towns more harshly than the large
= bodies.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY telegraph CINcINNATI, Oct. 4.
CoTroN-Duu but unchanged; mIddling
l51zc.
FLoUR-Demand fair and market firm
WHE2T-Demand fair and market arm;
No. red winter 81 IS; No. red winter
CoRN-Dun nnd prices declined to 66c for
old, and 4ScG5Oc for new.
OATs-MaTket steady with a moderate
demand at 36045c.
BARLEY-Dnn but unchanged; wiater
81 l0Gl Is.
CoFFEE-Dsmand fair and maJket arm.
sUGAR-FIrm at full prices.
LINsEED OIL demand light but market
firm at S7aSSc.
LARD oL-Dull and prices droop ing at
81 l4Nl II.
-PETRoLEUM-DulI and dropping; refined
EGGs-Scarce and firm at 23c.
BUTrER- Scarce aud drm at 300S5c.
CLoYER sEED-opened duh but closed
Flax SEED-Dul but unchanged at 81 20.
PoRK-Buoy ant but unsettled; sales at
S24 80; asking price S25.
LARD-L1ghL demand aud holders firm
atel5c; only a limited jObbing demand.
BULK MEAT5-An advance is asked, but
not established sales at l356; 14A asked.
BACoN-An advance is asked, but not es.
/ tabI1shed; sales at 1871, l6x@l714 for shoul.
4 ders. sides and clear sides.
HoPs-Duu and prices dropping at 71a@
&c.
CATTLE-Dull and dropping at 296L.
| MHIsKY-Opened dull, but closed active
/ sales At S5GS6c.
PoTAToEs.Quiet and weak.
/ GOLD-l 12A.
/ EXCHANGE-Par.
/ MONEY-Easy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-05

Mr.. SHANKLIE, this morning, in q
card which will be found on the sec
ond page of the JOURNAL. places him
self on the Republican Platform with
reference to the Wabash and Erie
Canal question with the exception of
one particular. he says that he will
not, if elected, vote for the payment Of
the canal debt, or any part of it. So
far very good. We are gratifed to have
the gentleman express himself thus
pointedly on this important question.
The only difference now between
him and his Republican compet-
itors on this question is, that
while he says he will not
vote for the assumption Of the debt
by the State, Messrs. Heilman and
Hooker are pledged not only to vote
against the swindle, but to vote for
an amendment to the Stlte Constitu
ton that will forever prevent any
other Legislature from taking back
the Canal and saddling IL e State will
the debt of $4,000 600. for which i
is now held IN trust
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-05

LONDON. Oct. 4-Mr. Applegate,
one of the Worlds correspondents
on the Continent. is to be appointed
on the Royal Commission, to inquire
into the operation of the Contagious
Disease Act. By this means, the
present Ministry have been forced to
give the working classes proper repre-
sentation on Boards of Commission,
appointed with reference to matters
in which the masses of the people
have interests, and in which their
liberties are at stake.
Your special at Ostend sends word
that the latest adVices from Russia
are equally hostile to, and almost con
tepptuous of. both the Germans and
the French.
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LOOIA n NAAOdtLNs .
Have we q Mayor ?


Editors Journal:
have read In the JOURNAL of this
morning (Tuesday) your editorial rel,
ative to the necessity OF a special
election to fill the vacancy IN the
Office of Mayor of this city.
The Charter of the City OF Evans
vilie' provides for two contiDgen-
cies-
First. Tie temporary absence of
the May or.
Second. The death of the Mayor.
As to the first &C ntingency, see Sec
ton "a, Of the Charter. 1t provides
as follows, viz:
THE Mayor, when present, shall
preside at all meetings of the Com,
mon Council, and In case of tie on
any question or proposition, shall
give the casting vote, except that IN
making laws and ordinances he shall
have no vote under any circumstan.
ces, nor In any other case, except
where there is a tie. In the absence
Of the Mayor. the Councilmen shall
elect one of their own body tC
preside for the time being. who, as
President, shall possess the same
power as the Mayor, while acting in
that eaE acity, and the additional
power Of voting on all questions
whether there is a tie or not"
From this, it appears that the
Councilman, who may for the tim,
being be elected to preside, shall, a
President, possess the same power a
the Mayor, while acting in that ca
paoity. What capacity? While pre-
siding for the time being over the de
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-05
The Courier on the Criminal Court
Boom Purchase.

The Courier has discovered a great
piece of corruption ard dishonesty in
the purchase of the old Methodist
Church property, by the County Com
missioners. 1t charges that it was
not needed, and ought not to have
been bought by the County. 1t says
the projected addition TO the Court
House, woul1 have answered all pur-
poses, and only cost "a 900. Wereply
that the addition proposed to the
Court House, only contemplated an
Auditors Office and Commissioner
Court Room, and made no provision
for the Criminal Court; aud, that the
estimated cost by Mr.. Mursinna, the
architect, was from $4,000 to $11 600;
while tic present building was pur-
sschased for $4,000. and, very oppOr
tunely, will afford abundant room fol
the United States District Court.
It also charges that Mr.. Barker, one
of the County Commissioners, had q
claim against the old church building
Of $1,000. and that the purchase was
made to save his claim, which wa:
paid by the County in ten year bonds
atninety cents. The facts are that tbt
only claim against the building was I
mortgage held by Mr.. O'Riley. fol
$1,000, which still exists, the interes
on which is paid by the County, an,
that the balance of the purchas
money was paid over to Mr.. Elliott
from whom the County purchased tn
property. Mr.. Barker never receive
q single bond from the County, fc
this or any other property, and th
entire story is "a lie out Of who
cloth" So much for that slandt
against Samuel Barker, one of th
most upright men in Vanderburg
County.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Oct. A.
ExCHANGE-Unc
FL0UK-Fair and market firm at "a so for
extra.
WHEAT-Demand active, and prices adj
Vanced l14gl1Ic; sales at 81 II%; No. 2 Chi
cago spring this afternoon continues
active.
CoRN-D sHand fair and prices advanced
Z@lci sales at 661z@665< for No. q this afLer-
noon in active demand for No. Z.
OATs-Firm and steady at S71z037sz.
RYE-Demand light, but holders drm at
729721z for No. 1, and 7l972c for No. 2.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
HIGHWINEs-DulI, but firm at 84aS41<c,
in iron bound cooperage.
PoRK-Demand fair and market firm at
SIS 50925 rs for mess.
LARD-l5Z9l5Lc
11Zc.
HoPs-Demand fair and market firm at
8951Sc.
CoTToE Quiet and weak.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, October AT a meeting of
the Quarantine Commissioners, this after
noon, the health offices stated that seven
vessels had arrived since last week, with
yellow fever, two of which had clear bills
OF health. He urged great care to prevent
q further Introduction of the disease, as it
has been introduced by vessels eva ling the
quars tine
The case of the New York GuanO Com
pany VS.. A. Trostee for the foreclosure on
bonds valued at a quarter of a million dol
lars. was commenced to-day, out not con =
cluded. 90, coo
rides, 3EO0OC0 cartridges and other war
material on board. she sailed al sun
The Bremen steamship Westphalia
sailed to-day, with 100 passengers.
C. Halger, an alleged counterfe1ter, gave
Josepn Richerts was injured by the ex-
plosion of liquid gas, last night. He Will
die. He hac set nTe 10 IL In order 20 burn
his goods, which had been seiz5d by cred
itors.
NEW YORK, Oct 4-The American Board
of Missions began its stxty-nrst annual
NEE ing, In Brooklyn. this afternoon, with
Preident Hopkins In the chair. There is q
very large attendance. Secretary freak
read the report on the home deparm ent,
stating that eight corporate members had
died last year; eighteen missionaries had
left for foreign missions, besides twelve
who had returned 10 their Fl ED Of labor af-
ter a visit home. The elder branch of the
Board received s17 1000 during the year.
The donations during the year had fallen
off S45, ,769 below the y ear previous. The
Treasurer's statement shows the receipts
of last year to be 4lf,5lS; expenditures
S477 464. The year began with debt OF
SIS 199, and closes with a debt of 81, ,33l.
NEW YORK, October Ads ric5 Attorney
Davis commences quits in behalf of the
government, at the present term OF the
United States District Court, against Jay
Cooke & Co and Vermtlleya q Co., bank
J eTs, for the recovery of sS0,O00, the amount
of 80 bonds sold to the government r.
these firms in 1888, and which proved 4,
| be c0u aterfelt. Several thousand dollars
| of the same kind of notes were also puT-
| chased by the government from Other
/ banEs, and the present suits are intended
/ to test the question whether bankers are
| responsible for the restitution of money
/ obtained for counterfeits.
| NEW YORK, Oct 4-The steamer West.
| phRlta did not sail this evening, owing, II
/ is supposed, to the fact that q French cor
/ vetle left the hal Dor this afternoon.
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A CORRESPONDENT, this morning,
answers pretty conclusively and salts
factorily, we think. the important
question, Have we a MsyOr?" He
demonstrates that we have no such
officer, and that any attempt By any
body 10 discharge the duties of that
official is a usurpation of the most in
tolerable character. We ask for tie
communication a careful and thought
fuI reading. We are much mistaken
in the people if they will tolerate, for
any great length Of time, the usurpa-
ton &c the highest aud most important
municipal office. Means will certainly
be discovered 10 oust the usurper
decently, quietly. and in full accord
ance with law.
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GtneFaI sherldan's OpInl0n Or the


French and PFusSian SOldiers-he
gays the American Soldiers are
Far Superior TO EitheP-Ae viii
Rtmain In KnrOpe Until the Close
of The Siege OF Paris.
CHICAGO, October 4-Letters have
been received from Gen. Sheridan.
who is still at the Prussian headquar-
ters. He has witnessed all the battles
from the beginning of the war, and
was present at the surrender Of Ma
po'eon.
Gen. Sheridan reports the Prussian
army we'll organized and equipped,
but expresses the positive opinion
that neither the French nor Prussian
soldiers are equal to our own in point
of intelligence, skill and arms.
Our Remington breech leaders, he
says, are far superior to the Chase
pot, or Imperial gun. He will re,
main at the Prussian headquarters
probably until the close of the siege
of Paris.
The Temperance Convention, held
at Fon du lac, Wisconsin, to- day
nominated Ches. Burchfeld, of Beaver
Dam. for Member to Congress from
| the South District.
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BELGIUM.
Worlds Special

OsTESD, Oct. 4.-The Frankfort Guzette
is publishing series of articles by Herr
Carl VOe6, the great German naturalist,
against the annexation of Alsace and Lor-
rafne Herr Nogt protests even against
the annexation OF such places as Metz and
S9raS bourg.
The Belgium papers are filed with ac-
counts of attacks made on the scattered
German outp SITS by the peasautry. In
st. Dlzier, detachment of German troops
was fired on, and many killed and
wounded. A strong force was sent to levy
fine of 10000 francs for tina Offense, but
the Mayor invited the oHcer command
ing to burn the town, saying that he
neither dared nor would execute any such
order.
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Louisville Market,
BY telegraph

By Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE. Oct. 4.
BAGGINe-Flrm and good demand at 30c.
CoTroN-Demand light buS holders nrm;
m1ddling 15c.
FLOUR Family S5 25.
GRAIE-Dull and prices unchanged.
PORK-Demand fair and mark ct firm at
625.
BACoN-Demand good at full prices;
sales at 1917, l6szGl7z.
LARD Demand fair and market firm at
15c.
WHIsKY-Dull but unchanged; raw proof
at 65c.
TOBACco-Demand good at full prices !;
sales OF s. hhds frosted u IN to good Jugs
at S5 50g6 so: low to good eaf So 5O9l5.