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New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
p4SSEyGERS ARRIVED.

FROM RIO JASRIRo, &e-h 'ersasAip Narnaek sspe 20
and family Commodore Tho. Patterson Fay
.stsr Albert Reuuey Leseh. seesrv Pnk B.
smith Il Lang ard Louis Brus1 JACOB Lacy
Chas r Flint Ms Loass Hoffman. Dn W. hnlge fnm Per-
nambueo-Alhe Damon, WIN r. Gros'er, VIE AMI f'n Wm
Thompson PsraJos Mcher From ~ Thomis-ose 10
Ia Rose Calsto Ronr Francisco Co1o. Lous onlami Bernard
Chas Des Chendens and Alcre L. P Dr. Donngo
Arthur Wakefield David J. Van PrsAg and
GustFa Rchtsr Lgrenh
ReynA A1n Dfouh hst, and ianlJ hmis Deah
snd wife Miss Virgins Grpyesjohn,A A d. Nlra&
sAVANNAH-fa stsdpshp Oesl B9r1Ss. sept zD-Mss
@ and Miss Rose. ". " hOe N. Hamilton, T. w
DouehIy. q. W. Wardwen " p. BHTsey G. schl4mHL
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
ACTION OF A COUNTRY MASS MEETING.

hNllON OF A COUNTRY MASS MEEIlNt'
KELLoGGs OFFICERS REFUSED SUPPORT IN RICH
LAND AND FRANKLIN PARISHES.
DELHI, La, Sept. 20-At mass meeting of
cuzens held at Delhi yesterday. composed largely OF
the citizens Of franklin and Rchland Parishes the fol-
lowing was adopted
hesofref, That we ecognze parish officers holding
sons solely under Kellogg, the usurper unless
Iotee brought compel bedepse; that notify
an lersons attempting hold office under such
s.suees tnat tSey obnoxious and must give way
tnose OF the peoples chofce that hold Infamous
,hose who shall attempt TO exercise official functions
@ @unuer commission from the usurper that urge
upon all other parishes TO join in similar movement
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAVANA Sept lgspgar nominal No l2 D. =. i5adf5 rrsh
nomDsli Csyrd and NuscoF-ao II
Ma 27l UO 0orrs
$500 hhis Of tia 300 hors ald l5 hh.
IL 100 ~ hhdE ilcai<
all hogsaeds the untt Bacon.
F3e0s37 Butter Amedesn. rot S<5s y quntAIs
Goshen f66 6S68 Flour f23Q425 bb Hsms-Aneral
cured s34 ASS p quntaL ard N kegs "a 80 qao'ai
uns o. 5Oa s. 70. Olions 80 Goa Oa
10 tins aG6 gallon. Stocks nominal Freight, nominal;
loading Havana United STATES box Of sl0sl 23 70
35s l0cat Il other ports zoe
the United States hhi Of - j19so hid
of MOlssses. 43 50dp 70.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
TIE STATE OF T&4DE
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

Sept I7Spsnsh gold l7s9lsI, Aseresn E-1 1859
166 Exchange dull; tie United States 60 as $50
premium short sight do. ~ q69 60 @g I6aIs
premium sight S0GS2 LSrfon, lOfDlOS
1sspanish gold l8O0Isl Amersu gold. IA
1sb. Ezch du the United - days csner 81 SOS
premium sight 6za70 premium; Co g0l s90sl
short s3s5 premium Lorson IO6 dt0e
Bars, s26s% prenlun
HxFASA Sept I9SpAaish gold ls491sSi Amecsn gold 1887
l89 Exchange 10 fair a.and the Ued states 90 dfs enr
ncy a6s premium sgh 7Od72 6a days gd
SO0S2 premium; sight S40s6 premi LOass1 1850
1 u siuium: on Paris. S5pys7
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
NEw.YoRK AssEMpLY NOMINATTONs.

0wEGO, Sept. 2O.-James Bishop has been
nominated as the Republican candidate for member Of
the Assembly from TIOga County.
ITHACA, Sept. 20.-The Democratic Conven-
ton Of Tompdns CountyIhave nominated George W.
Schuyler for member OF the Assembly, and X. G.. ii.
Speed for school Commissioner The Prohibition Con-
veution nominated sPeter b. Cranda for Assembly,
and L. Il. II. Speed for School Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21

WASHINGTON, Sept 19.-United States Mar
shsl H. Healy OF Alabama has been ordered 70 'nls
state immediately. Mr.. Healy has been IN ChcaEo on
visit for some days. and ordered TO Ills post lo1y
by the Attorney General as conslderaoe Hien'
exists relative 10 affairs IN sunpter Oou"'y a -
-, -, ,h a., or Alahan,r Intelligence having been
receyed here to-day OF Disturbances IN that county,
Lieutenant Governor Meblnstray ot AaDaaA Ai4i''u
.t4.t.rn
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
rrx,NcrAL NOTES.

san Francisco dispatch says company
has been organized a Portland. oregon' 20 eohruc'
railroad from winueniucca TO the Coiunupla hi'oi :"
,,a ,,d,o ,or q, the Willamette River. The capital
stock is g. 100000. d,
Mr.. j. b. Wilder, late President OF tne
Louisville. cIuc,lns, aad LeXiustqR Short LtAe AA'F
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
KELLOGG's POWER RESTORED
Confined from First Page.

want TO dwell here. You say they won't let me live
among them; but what 10 do with what possess
VIII they not let me be q citizen of this city You say
my life IL safe; have done them 10 WRONG and want
TO tell them 40
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

CoMPOsrrtON OF THE OREGON LEGTs LArVRE
SAN FKasCIsCO, Sept. 20.--In the Oregon Leg
islature the Independents hold the balance or
between the Democrats Republicans each Ho1se
The three paraes nearly equally divided.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
CALL FOR STATE LABOR CONVENTIONS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 20.-The National Labor
Council issued official call for State Conventions
10 be assembled in all the States preparatory to Ma
tional Convention TO he held Washington, ID, The
State Conventions TO be held on the 25th inst Ihe
calls made through the Official organ The TocstH
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
PRSTIYG CLOTHS.

Providence r. T. 2O-The market for Printing cloths fr
the past dull sSouY - 3Oo
PIECES prices nomiaaly So 59 stsalirl. Extra
the latter figure fad tAers.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21

manila IN beanSng fresh insults and degradation
lew m Va anr.ag 20 him in the name Of nis suneiiHs
conntry 70 desist 2, on hts course"
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21

Thousands OF Rnptured Oues have beer aenaaeaur
pals an yfe saE- os
smlne the comfortable Truss OsJ brod~aI AadS" cared
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21

lower temperature north and orthesst Winds parity
cloudy or clear weather.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21

AH Notices Of Narlages must oe indor'ed ~'A f.H
sGme and address.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-12-12
Two American MAGAZINES.

The excellence Of American Magazines has
become so well recognized abroad, that one
OF the leading English Papers, the London
Weekly Register, in recent issue, thus
speaks of Scrbner's Monthly:
" Ne are constrained 10 o1gu that lScYiJuey's
Hoattlg carries off tie prize against all ON.
shifting monthly serial2 Tor 5s'Uiaucv Of W,ss-
trattohlS and ga5,iety II contents II is simply
a acoaderf,a sbi8'ag's north Nothing can be
more charming han he cuig-f,H Of farce and
o'gor tie hgAt and shade are asauaqea uiH a
huty artistic posser. Ont ~ its ne aud tceuty
original articles, reqig 10 not kaoac c,jch to
choose as best. 5oy each md Ill are erceHeHt"
IN the extent, variety and artistic excel
lence OF its Illustration Of American themes,
It has never been even approached, much less
eXceiied 1t has larger page and gives a
greater variety IN its contents than anv other
OF the Standard American Monthies.
In literary character and in tie briliiancy
and ability Of its Editorial Departments, it
enjoys an equal prominence
1t conductors started with the definite
aim OF making il tie best 0aaqqziae IN the
rJJid of which they have never for a mo-
meHt lost sight and they point with pride
and pleasure TO the May and June numbers.
recently issued, aud ask for them candid
examination and calcful comparison of
their merits with those Of other magazines
and they renew their pl dye to the public, to
strive tor stili higher excellence IL the future.
A considerable demand aas recently arisen
IN Englasd for ST Nicholas Scribncrs New
Magazine for Boys and Girls, one publisher
desiring 10 secure am edition Of three thou
sand Of the first bound volume (yLeu com
plcted) with his imprint
The SupprNS of 80 [iphp} IN fIic conn -rr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-12-12

Notice is hereby given. tina. AT the GENERAL
election To be held in the several taa.r.
wards and election urcaincl, IN rhr Sr..fa Of
/ Wisconsin, on iii. Tuesday succeeding te.
/ first Monday, being the th.rd day of \. r.u,.
Der next. the f9I.oUirr officer, ,ya to t.
elected. to.Rit:
4 rrureseItat;y. IN CONGRESS- fer f1r Fir.f
Con.yres-ioaai District cor.r.ri.f..,, rb.. conn.
ties of Rock Racine kego-.s. E4.fyartl
and Nau,e-ha.
( \ Representative in Congress for the Sec
oad Congressional District, comprising the
counties q. jefferson. Dane. ~auk ana g...I.t.
|bit.
1 representative fl CONGRESS r...s-... T...rs
Conversational District as..t.fs.r.. f.... ,.......
/ ties Of Grant. Iowa. ..Eagette, t.recn. Rich
( land ana Crawford.
A representatives. Congress fai the F.ur.h
( Cong rcs-joual Diaa=cr. comprising The o.gn.
ties Of liiw uhee, UzUare ana Washington:
Il Representative IN Congress tor I'll Tu,h
Congressional D.~u.. comprising .ae cow-
tja, OF Do5E" Loi.# "a Lac. ~aaotZau. ..#
Aaniro@oc;
a representative in Congress In the Sixth
( Congressional district, comprising the ouuu
tie, OF Green Lake. Hausla.a Wauuaca
Uutagamie, Wiuaeba@o. Calumet. Brown.
kewaunee and Door;
4 representative III Congress in the Sew
enth Congressional District, compJisia. the
counties of Vernon, LaCgos-e, Monroe, jack
son, JrempraIeau, bs'fslo Prpu. PIERCE. ST.
CroiX. Eau Claire ana Clark;
representative in Congress in the Eighth
/ Congressional district, comprising the coun-
ties OF Ucouto, Shaw no. PoItagg, Wood, ju-
n"au, Adams, Marquette, Marathon, Dunn,
+ Chippewa Barron, Folk, BurngtJ Bayfield,,
a j M
Respectively in the places Of Charles G.
Williams Gerry ". Hazoitou, j. Allen Bar
bcr Alexander Mitchell, Charles 4 Eidrclgc,
PmIetus sawyer Jeremiah IL. Rusk, and AL
eXander ; McDIli, whose several terus OF
office will expire on the fourth day Of March
next
\ state senator in the First Senate Dis
trict, comprising the county Of Shcboygan,
in place OF Pat lex Il. Q kourke, whose term
Of Office will expire on the first Monday in
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-12-12

Superior entry. They are using the
common gill nets, sinking them
from a hundred to one hundred and
fifty feet, to the bottom of the lake.
The catch is mostly whileti~h, with
some lake trout and herring, and
the larger portion are shipped fro
zen, to the St. Paul and M4neapo-
lis markets.
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Mothers YIagaZIliG

circle within kuawl de it a. a Is con .HCted,
and is lsg wei iiIe,i by talented and experienced
writer's CHRISTIAN Ju-eaFI Comm aFFesalt1, Dou~
isvIiie, hv.
Il is very useful and instructive magazine and
should be the hands Of every mother Hayerhiii
craze to Mass
Terms, 81 90 year, pos axe paid. Carefully sglec>
ted EugEayiHgs 10 subscribers, At cost. send ten
cents for specIHe copy and terms. Address, Moth
er's Magazine. P. o. Box 3l57, New York.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-12-12
Election Notice---DoDglas County.
SuEEEFs OFFICE.
Superior. Wis, Sept. Ist, 1874. /

-+ACSCAOA- ~ .sJt. Z izs2 CCti--t y.
SuEEFF's OFFICE
Superior, Wis Sept. lst, 1874.
Notice is hereby given, that an election
viii be held IN Jh- town 81 Superior, Douglas
county, on the Tuesday succeeding the first
Monday, being be- third day Of November A.
b. 1874, in accordance with the foregoing
notice; at which time the qualified voter, OF
said town will vote Tor the following officers.
/ member Of Congress from the Eighth
Congressional district, In place Of Alexander
= McDIl. whose terra of office will expire on
the fourth day Of March \. D. 1875.
4 member Of Assembly FIR the Assembly
district composed of the counties Of Polk,
Burnett, Barron, Douglas, Bayfield, and Ash
land, in place of Samuel 5 FIfcId, whose
term of Office will expire on the 3Ist day Of
December, A. D. 1874.
\ county treasurer In place of Thompson
Richie, whose term OF office viii expire on
the 3lst day Of December, \. d. 1874.
\ county clerk in place of Richard Ref
whose term Of office viii expire on the 3Ist
day of December y. D. 1874.
y Register OF Deeds in place of d. Geo
Morrison whose term of office will expire on
the list day of December, 4. D. 1914
\ sheriff IN place of James Newton whose
Ltiu! VI oiHCF VIII eAput OA Tue DIST Gay OF
December 1874.
A district attorney in place of Hiram
Hayes, whose term Of office will expire on
the 3lst day Of December, A. D. 1874
A clerk of the circuit court in place of
James Syer whose term Of office will expire
on the 3lst day of December A. d. 1874
coroner in place Of l.. F. Wheelock
whose term Of Office will expire on the 3Ist
dav of December y 1874
county surveyor in place Of Thomas
Clark whose term of Office will expire on the
3lst day of December, \. D 1874
At the same time the qualified voters Of
sljd county will vote upon q proposition 10
amend section three of article eleven Of the
constitution Of the State Of Wisconsin to-
wit, a provided in the foregoing notice from
;he Secretary of State published herewith
JAMES NEWTON,
sep5oc3l Sheriff of Douglas County
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st. Nicholas for 1874.
BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Of this book CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
writes:
In the bound volume OF st. Nicholas, with
its glory OF red and gold, we have "a perma-
neuJ addition to the literature Of the young.
Never before has 50 much literary and arts
tie talent co-operated in the service OF child
rem. 1t Is a continual educator OF their taste
and OF their honor and courage. I DO not
see how it can be made any better, and if the
children don't like it l think it Is time to be
gin to change the kind of children in this
country"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-12-12
Redemption Notice Of FAX
Sale Of 1872.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF D ,uoLAs-ss
Office of the County Clerk
Superior, Dec. l 1874

The n'laving ieces Of land having been sold by the
County Treasurer Of the County OF uougia- the
thi day If Septemh 1872 for he interest nd
charges II the year 1871. Therefore tce is hereby
given, that uul - lands redeemed from said
e before the Tnird iay If September, A. D..
1875 they vii! h. conveyed 90 the respective purchas-
according 10 ltw. The -moaut Ut taxes mt-re- t
and charges cnatet up tie last d,y of REDEEM p
ION is sat olPo-j e4ch piece :, sprctivriy.
RICHARD RELF, County clerk.
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A state senator IN the Twenfy-third senate
district, comprising the county of jefferson,
and the fifth and sixth wards of the city of
Waterfowl, III Dodge county in place of
Walter ;. Greene, whose term of Office will
expire on the first Monday Il, January, 1873
A state senator in the Twenty Fifth senate
district, comprising he counties of Green
Lake, Marquette and Wau~lara, in place Of
Il. l.. D. Potter, whose term of office will ex-
pire on the first Monday in January, 1875.
state senator in the Twenty seventh
senate district, comprising the county of Co
lumbia, in place Of Il. 0. Jones, whose term
Of Office will expire on the first Monday in
January, 1878.
a state senator in the TIVE ninth senate
district, comprising the con- IS Of Adams
Juneau, Portage and Wood, in place of Thom-
as b. Scott, whose term Of office will expire
on the first Monday in January, 1878
4 state senator in the Thirty first senate
district, comprising the county of Lacrosse.
in place Of @ c. Hixon, whose term Of office
viii expire on the fist Monday in January,
1878.
\ state senator in the ThirJy-third senate
district comprising the counties of Ozaukee
and Washington, IN place of Adam Schantz,
whose term of office VII expire on the first
Monday in ,Iauuars, 1875.
! member Of assembly in each assembly
d.s,r ct in the state, and such county officers
as are by 'aw required so be elected al such
election.
/ proposition for ~ amendment to the
constitution is at the same time to be sub-
mitted to vote Of Che electors pursuant to
the provisions of chapter 81, IT the laws Of
1874, approved February is, 1874, and which
is as follows:
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st. Nicholas for 1875.

The prospectus Of the second volume shows
that there Is to be no falling OF, but an in
crease in its literary and pictorial attractions.
Among other attractive features are
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Deer are said 10 he more nu
her""s man "s''i, IN Inc WOODS
herea o''''CS' - as" "o'Ves'
-kev. Father John Chebul, who
arrived mere from b"yfleid over
land last v ednesday, VIII mold ser
wee al the Catholic Church to.mor-
row at w O'Clock A VI.
Isaac /. Moore, E-q., State
Agent for this County, is out on
trip up the Ncmadii river, with
'"' : , - p''s,S', ''' '''''''s -
'l'O ~ '''' - : = : "a 5''''.''
supervisor ). Collier, prop1e-
ter OF the Travellers Home, has 1e-
turned from II. Paul and Mlnneapo-
lis where he did consid rabie sra
ding, and has brought car loads Of
supplies to feed his guests this
winter.
The amendment to the consti
tuition, limiting the Indebtedness Of
any county, city, town OF village in
this state to per cent on the value
OF taxable property, WAS adopted 1t
the late election by very large
Affirmative vote.
Our late townsman d. Schultz.
Esq, we learn, has cone into the
grain and feed business in st Paul.
Mr. Schultz is a thorough business
iii'''' - '''' = '''''''>' ''''' { WISH
''''' - '''' 49, - - 4'''' IL =
P''''9 SUI = ~ nav (
-Cljlzen IL. W. Shaw, the IRE
presSlb!e, has not been Idle the past
season, ne has been buying beef
cattle, sheep and hogs, and ship
ping them to Lake Sup rior ports,
and we hope has made II pay. lie
- - ilC' t'llH "CFh nom HIS it4NA
trip of the season.
Merchant Anonst Zanbsp who
aIw.vs mo,n. hn.i,a.. H.. ..,...t..l
two hand nrao.os nj ,.a.4.,..l.,-
commenced ballng hay. We saw
one OF his presses IN OF Grafton, and
1t worked admirably. lie l. putting
up hls own crop, and besides will
purchase hay from farmers for bal
ing and sale, and viii put uptor par
ties who may desire, on tai" terms.
The :, Croiv Inmbo, co,.,,,ov
have anoaaad tba Snhnt,o hora :,
Second 81 IN which r. store .p,
plies and stable thoir raa,os Jas
Collier has the contract for banI;nu
rhei sunplies-~oma ~ixtv tons
from the cars At Rir,'. Point 10
Sunerior and from here tbev viii he
taken 70 the 1o,oino ca,nns nv tba
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-12-12
TWO Splendid Serial Stories
: The Young Surveyor,
" Eight Cousins, -"

by J. T. Trou bridge. author Of the Jack Haz
ard Stories, etc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-12-12
TAXES PAID FOR NON REsSl IL

and GENERAL INFoRaATIoN COMMUNICATED
respecting the value of property in this sec
tion OF jhe country
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TITLES EXAMINED,
-ABSTRA CTS FERNISHED
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The SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY. pEcEaH- p 1871.
Deer are said 10 be more ~

JC Cal AFFAIRS
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ESTA BLlSHED IN 1857.
Real Estate
Bought and Sold.

LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.
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CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. |
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The enterprising firm of P. T.
Bradshaw & Go. are having good
luck fishing. We learn from one OF
their fishermen of their catching
from 1900 to 2000 lbs. at a haul.
The present fishing grounds are
some six or eight miles directly off
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-07
Reptiles and LoBg.biIied BirIs.

Editors or the Register:
| have been greatly edited by reading
a couple OF short articles in your paper
on reptiles and birds.
The writer on reptiles devotes himself
exclusively to the rat!Iesnske. He is
evidently right when he says: The
reptile does rattle when preparing TO
strike, but doesn't do it TO warn his
victim" NoIndeed. II such we're the
case the rattles were purposely bestowed
for its injury, which seems very I'M
probable from any standpoint. Says
Paley; "No organ will be formed
for the purpose OF causing pain
or for doing an injury to lie
possessor." Darwin in speaking on
this subject ssys: Some authors sup
pose that this snake is furnished with
a rattle for its own Injury, namely, 10
warn its prey to escape. | would al.
most as soon believe that the cat curls
rts tail VIXEN preparing to spring in or
der to warn the doomed mouse.
These Two q snnguIsbel WIlteI- rep
resenting opposite theories, agree.nt on
this point almost place it beyond dis
pute.
The very old man" writing on the
cause OF the failure OF the peaches it
must be admitted is in the main
right. Pretty birds as he SAYS.
with "long bills" should not be mssss-
cred either with cheap shot-guns" or
dear ones. 1t makes no difference
whether these pretty birds were cre-
ated with long bills for the express
purpose OF gobbling up cer'aiu insects
and bugs, or whether q very long time
ago they had short or edium.leugthed
bills, which they have elongated by
Use in catching certain bugs and in
sects. There ia room for dispute as TO
the genesis OF the pretty birds long
bills, but none ss to their usefulness.
Spare the birds, the pretty birds"
MERCY.
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cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 6 6-Cotton-Steady
at l6sc. Flour-Dull and nominal,
Wheat-In fair demand and lower
sales OF rod at 81 10; new white | 90
Corn-Quier; mixed 63666c. 0sts-
Steady at 47@55c. Rye-Scsrce aud
firm al 9Oc. Barley-Nominsl. Linz
seed Oil-Suady at 93@95c. Lard
Oh-Stesdy; current make No soc
Eggs-Stsady. Butter-Good demand
Tor choice; other quotations dali.
aud firm. Pork
Firm; sales OF country At SIS 25; city
Is so. Lard-ln fair demand. Bulk
Meats-Quiet and frm; shoulders sold
at 6ic; clear RIB 9t@9tc, latter asked;
clear sold at 9lc. Bacon-Fnm;
shoulders 7t@7il; clear rib l0c; clear
l0.9l0lc. WhIsky-Firm st 94c.
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ot late inspections, and are To- day iully
so cts higher or common and meiium,
and 81, 90 on foe grades; for the early
inspections and old tobacco, portions OF
which are still unsold and retsrd Q
further upward movement 1t 10 difficult
TO obtain former prices.
The demand is particularly active for
all descriptions OF spsngled and light
red tobacco OF late inspection prices OF
these grades have advanced most in
proportion, good and foe spangled com.
nsnding now last years prices. and We
repeat the sdyics given in our last cir,
culsr to pack and forward these de-
scriptions frat as much as possible,
keeping the lesfy and coarse grades
without color 10 the last
The different markets in Europe are
still very dull, the shipments made 90
lar having resulted 10 losses or remain
ing unsold Little or no stteutiou 10
paid in Europ. to unisvorable crop re-
ports, however well they may be found
ed, before isll, and as the large stocks
and the overproduction OF latt year, ia
Europe ss well as this country, make il
necessary that but small crops should
he raised this season. adecided advance
in European markets is not likely to
take place before fall.
Reports from the different localities
iu Eastern Ohio and Western Virginia
state tha, large portion o. the laud
intended Tor tobacco has been plated
in corn, aud that not more than from
5 900 TO 10000 hogshesds can be raised
this year, a quantity which. ssshown in
our last circular, is more than sufficient
with the large production OF last year,
TO fll all regular demands, though OF
course reasonably lair prices may IN
cAse OF so small crop be expected ior
all sound tobacco in good keeping order.
Itshould not be forgotten, however.
that during the month OF June last
year. the prospects ofs crop were very
poor too, and that with q favorable
Fall not lees than 10000 bids were
raised Notwithstanding Farmers DOW
have every inducement TO plant all the
Tobacco they possibly can, and u We
may judge by past experience, they will
spare no efforts TO do 80 all through
the month OF July and even later.
The prospects for the new crops at
this date are, that 10 comparison with
the very large crops OF last year, Ohio
will produce about one-lourtb, Ken.
lucky. Tenness,e and other Western
States, one.half TO two-thirds, Virginia
and North Carolina about three-ioUrths.
and Maryland about fve-!ourths OF last
years quantity.