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- Incendiarism In rife In Kentucky.
~ Chicago, unable to get Moody and
Sanky, has engaged Bliss and white.
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THE AMOUNT of national bank note cur
rency received al the Treasury to-day FOR re-
demptiOn aggregated S7i0 4J0.
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BIG PERcENrAGE-It is stated that Of
every dollar collected 10 sustain the Fall
River operatives during their recent strike,
about my cents were consumed In collection
and expenditure. or course some one had TO
MAKE Q COED thing out Of IL.
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Post Office Robbery.

MONTICELLO, n. V, Oct. s.-The post of
fee at Neversink Flats, Sullivan county
was broken into yesterday and sixty dol lars
worth of stamps taken.
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THE NEW SUICIDAL MANIA.-Leon E.
Charte, aged twenty-One years. committed
suicide at New York yesterday by jumping
body was terribly mangled. He had been out
Qfemnlnyment, and Is supposed to have been
temporarily insane.
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ANOTHER ENTERPRIsING RAILROAD
CoMPANY.-The president of the Toledo,
wabash, and Western railroad company has
notified the Post Office department that on
and after Sunday next they Will make their
arrival in ST. Louis from the east in cOnnec-
ton with the fast mail at about d. m the
Tine of the arrival Of the fast mail by the
Pennsylvania line. This will give ST Louis
the same connection with the fast mail as
with the limited mail from New York
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n DRY WEEK.-The past week has been a
dry one i'm the United States, the greatest
amount OF rain which fell in any section
being three fOurthS of an iuch in the upper
mississippi valley. In the northern states
there was only one fifth of an inch, and in
the middle Atlautic states three tenIhS.
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GEN. BUTLER BUYS A GOLD MrNE.-The
Frederickaburg (Va.) Herald announces that
General B. r. Butler has purchased gold
mine In that vicinity. Recent developments
have attracted considerable attention TO the
mining resources Of this section OF Virginia.
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Two NEGROES SENTENCED TO DEATH
FOR MURDER New York, William
Ellis and William Thompson, both colored
charged with the murder of Abraham
Wtesburg, peddler. 1t West Farms, were
convicted yesterday afternoon and sentenced
tn death.
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THE PUBLIC sCHOoLsof Jersey City are 10
he closed during next month. Owing TO the
frauds upon the school fund by several mem
bers of the board OF education there is no
money TO pay the teachers. Whether the
latter will work without salaries aud take
their chances for payment In the far future
has not vet froHepired.
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THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
all the news OF the week, general and
local; choice stories, poems and sketches;
agricultural and household matters, ETC., etc.
Terms: 81 per annum IN advance; postage
prepaid; sirgle copies five cents, in wrappers.
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THE WABASH was yesterday commi =
stoned as receiving ship 1T Boston in place Of
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THROUGH TO CHICAGO IN TWENTY
SEWN HOURs.-PreSident Garrett, whodoes
not intend 10 let Scott and Vanderbilt an
propriate all the credit for fast mail trains
has po1ited the Post Office department that
ON and after next Monday two lightning
mail trains will leave Washington and Bal
bmore for Chicago and the west daily The
time between Washington and Chicago will
be reduced 10 twenty-Seven hours The
Postmaster General has approved the ar
rangement, which Will result in an import
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ARMY ORDERS On the Recommendation
of the chief of engineers, Captain Micah Il.
Brown, corps of engineers, is relieved from
duty under the orders of Lieut.. Col John l..
Kurtz, and Will report TO Major c. b. Com
stock, corps Of engineers, Detroit, Michigan,
for duty upon the improvement of the South
Pass of the Mississippi river; after which he
Will proceed to New orleans. La. where he
will take station. Leave of absence for six
months is granted I'd Lieut.. A. NJ. Henry, Sd
a. fantry, Holly Springs. Miss Leave of
absence for three months with permission to
60 beyond the sea. is q anted LIST Lieut.. +. A.
Mahan, corps of engineers, Cincinnati, . }
Graduates of 1872 promoted to ensigns. from
18th July. 1s.3-Midshipman Albert T. Free
man. w. ii. II. Switzerland, Rogers ii. Gait,
Orwine w. Lowry, Frank S. Hotchkin. John
Z. Fremont. jr., Robert II. Mclean. Charles
X. Miles, Jesse NJ Raper. Graduates of 1873
promoted 10 ensigns, from July 10, ISl4-
Midshipmen c. Il. L. Moore, Alfred Rev
nOids, 7. T.. w. Nedder Charles w. Deering,
4 NJ. knight, Charles J. Badger, VIM II.
Scbeutze. A. L. Case, VIM. Winder. Thomas
f.. Muse, NiucendOn l.. COltman, James M
Robinson, Thomas b. Howard.
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A NEW LOTTERY SwINDLE-Some swfnd-
lers have been sending five thousand circu-
lars In upsealed envelopes through the post.
office TO Individuals in New York city an I
elsewhere. They announced q lottery 70 be
tickets. The management OF the lottery was
alleged TO be exclusively Of titled persons, or
whom long list was given, and the object
Italy. The POST once suthorities in New
York inquired OF Mr.. De Luca, the Italian
consul general, as to the specified individr-
ais, and he replied that the majority OF them
envelope bore the name OF Rollo q Dibble
bankers, No. I76 Broadway, but inquiry
showed that no such hrm has existeaoe in
the building.
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S0UAw MEN To BE IGNoRED.-In accord
ance with the request of Major Howard, In
dian agent OF the Brule Spotted Tails
Sioux, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
has instructed him not to issue any more ra .
lions TO the "squaw men," /. e, white meawho
nave Indian wives. This is done in conse-
Quence OF the bad conduct of the sQuaW men
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NAVAL NoTEs.-John Alexander Tanner.
Of Lynchourg, Va, appointed an assistant
surgeon In tie navy, from 10th of October,
s15- Promoted Midshipmen Jas c. Ores
J.. A.. homo ii Colt and Frank GuertIn
pc eEslgns Ia the lazy from 18th of July,
so Ensign Henry II. Barroll to be a mas,
er in the navy from October ~. 1873. Leave
-ianied-IO Ensign Charles b. L. Moore for
'r' NOR tbs from the 18th of October: +. s
De &c kin for two months from 18th of Octo-
Der; j NJ Robinson Tor three months from
18th Of October; Alfred Reynolds for two
nnI tbs from Isl Of Nov einber next: Com
1anfer James II Giles, comm ander OF the
hlcnigan, for thirty days from J,h Novem-
Der lCNt.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GovERNNENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, S3S1.1Os.s6; customs, S348, I7462.
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EDMUNDS is the head OF the old school
republican politicians here, and he asserts
quite positively that Chambers appoint
Dlent is significant of the Presidents pur-
pose To return to his old love, and eschew
the promptings after strange gods that i'm
PEELED him TO put such men As BristOw, Pierre
pont, and Jewell into the Cabinet If we
may accept all that the Judge seems to wish
us TO infer, the three last named gentlemen
Cor. Gin. Com.
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THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENE
RAJ BARBER has forwarded the following
letter to the person who wrote him the other
day offering To awe him s25 per quarter pro-
vided he would sell him 800 worth of post
age stamps every three months TO be sold by
the delivery OF his Office: tine department
can make no arrangements for or without a
bonus, TO supply you with stamps for sale
either by yourself or your partner in BUSH
ness. the postmaster, and If the latter is dis
covered selling stamps I'm the manner You
suggest. his official tenure will be of very
short duration. The innate dishonesty of
your proposition suggests the prOpriety of
keeping watch on his actions. [ enclose
copy of the regulations regarding the sale OF
stamps"
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PERsoNAL.-Mr ID. s. Curtiss is To be edi-
tor OF the lfd9jtdid Farmer, instead of the
"Americda Ftumcr." as incorrectly stated
Mrs. f. ID. +. y. Southworth, the novel
list, who has been for several months under
Inc care of skillful oculist at Yonkers, Y.
l., mas improved so far that she is daily ex-
pected to return to her home in GEORGETOWN
joaquin Miller, the poet and lecturer,
arrived in town yesterday, and has rooms at
the Arlington.
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THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS yester-
day rendered judgment for the payment of
SI0,215.O7 to Messrs. Thomas and William III .
Whitridge. of Baltimore, for the loss of a
vessel aud cargo belonging TO that firm, and
captured by confederate cruiser. Inter
est on the above amount will be added from
cate of loss.
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-. The grand jury NJ Concord, N. H, have
found an Indictment against Joseph L. fage
broke.
ga dispatch from Boston says that Chas.
Gleason, one of the Grafton MAJ bank
robbers, who Was undergoine toureeeo yoard
IA dispatch from Newport, r. L, states
thai \ larRe two maste4 schooner was seen
IN rim 4 10 the eastward OF Block Island Wed
nesday, and II 10 supposed Ill hands per
sIIn the New York Baptist stsse lGIssion-
ary Convention yesterday, . oaution ~
adopted heartily endors1ng the contonniaj
pouncing the issue Of diplomas 20 Sch0nl
teaehers by the sisterhood Of Gray Nuns
under the state laws.
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Joking MAIN RErwEEN n

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 29.-Tne mayor has
called a meeting for tonight to raise funds
for The destitute of Virginia City.
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MURDERkRs CAPruRKD.-Three Of IA
participants in the murder Of the four Its |
ians In Denver, Colorado, recently, have bs,s
arrested. Three OF the murderers-0allat.
can-are still at large, but IL N Thought ma
they will be captured. Intense INDIGNATION
is felt, but IL IL believed that the culpffts vii
be dealt with according TO law.
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fTgEMOYAL.
~ SAVINGS BANK,
- Southeast corner Virginia and AZ street,
Has we'd 10 the northeast corner of ~ and Z
oc;4-lm r. A. BOSWELL, Treasurer.
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nF SEE DIPLOMA 81 Holmes OIL Man ofthe
ecJ MoHdfGrH LJrsT PiilS st DIR. WM. G.. DUCK
LIT brig Store, corner I'D 81. and Pa. ave u W.
: 1000 for the detection OF Mercury any
Druggists. octlS 2wt
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MONTY FTFNlNG. NJvenker !. VI ,ssr-. Jar
ret & Palrer be- cave 10 announce the "a gaRe-
mn q Mr.. b RhN SULLIVAN u give ssve
N ~ sti - in ~ashtr E-1n- MONDAY - Ri he
J. n, u sd.v - r., BARD III. Wednesday, Ham
bet ~ Box IN e. 70 W pea o...24. n
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washiustOn Items.

=. WASHINGTON, September I'D. c. Cox,
pension-agent in Washington, who pays a
large number of pensioners in the South,
states that officers in that section are in tie
habitof post-dating vouchers. 1t may be Of
Interest to persons preparing papers In such
q manner to know that the penalty for the
offence is fipe and imprisonment. Mr.. Cox
has a case from Georgia To-day where the
Judge dated the voucher September 4th
when it must have been executed not later
than the 30tn Of Angus.
IS Yesterday and to-day large number OF
depositors of the Freedman's Savings Bank
crowded the rooms Of that institution eX-
pectipg to receive dividend Of twenty-five
Der cent, having been misled by unau-
thorized newspaper statements that such
dividend would be made on the first OF Sep
TENDER. These depostors were Informed by
the clerks that dividend would not be de-
clared before Christmas. The remaining
sum-namely, 5,000-for that purpose hav-
log yet 10 be realized.
Pay.hspector Gilbert E. Thornton has
been detached from duty as purchasing pay
master at Washington, D. c., to take effect
on the 1st of October next. and ordered to
settle bis accounts. Pay-Inspector William
W. Williams has been ordered to duty as
purchasing paymsster at Washington, D. c.,
10 place of Mr.. Thornton. who has been on
duty here three years and, in accordance
with the usage of the navy, will be ordered
to another station.
The Treasurer of the United States to-day
transferred 100000 in gold from New York
to San Francisco, on the application Of the
National Gold Bank Of San Francisco.
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.pErERssUna,n1ARKE1A; /,

AUGUST 3r.-Conddencs ia again Shaken ~ the
heavy failures 10 CafOrnla, and IL looks ~ though
the end hau not been reached. 1t Is wise fer those
In small placss 10 be cautious, WORK. harden close
aud live at the smallest cost poSsIbe@ WeoAD only
look for permanent relief when business iSsGain In
The regular channels and people learn, scoHomy Ii
daily expenses. &lSt. t.1s.t tt!g EsslY,
soon trade Will revive. With tire new advent Of tha
new cotton. merchants are verYcheerful. Business
has beeo. light tn The staple since our lass. The
stock OF old remanir oFsr;is not offered tn1t nows
consequently very little Eas been Done.
Wheat coptlnues in good demand and fnu pEieee
CoVoa.-I here IS yery.,iaIedoins in cotton. Tbe
stock or old IN town Is not efferedat present and
the safes arc only few snalt lots inst received
Both Liverpool aud New'Yerk look very dull to-
day. with small sales, and The market Is evidently
dirty, 6@l0c.:- clsnn stained or ordinary, ING
oiing. iSKGli SKc.; middiinn ! BE.
l. Whedt.-Market quiet. We quote common uadeS
Of led at $l6$1lu: fair, l,20@9i 30: prime
TO choice 1850 s1.42: common grades OF white
kS1 saSl 2S fair, 81 .25a prinast choice u 500
corn CoTSs,.-Choice white. &c.,; 7sc. for slightly
mixed white; 75s, fer yellow mixed 80
0ats-Spring, Soc. CARLOAD lots ooc.,
ShsnT oats.1sI. IL @si .2s,R hundred. az
Fodder.-sl@sA ~ hundred.
Tim0thy HaI-S1. i d@Sl 30 Q hundred
Ciorer% Hau.ysl an. 10 "a hundred.
Northern Hau-Si.2Od ti.259 q hundred.
Msadop Hag-60G 75c. q hundred.
SLucss.-9Oc.@ 51 q hundred
Wheat Strdlo- 50960c. ~ hundred.
Oat Stra,o.--8O@8Sc q hlndreL-AppedA
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pronounced it j, hratn Affect ioa.s By ,tnfs
time telegram had been received By Mr..
B. F.sTrice, hotel oprietoEs from Captain
Elliott, OF The tfain the man was on, 10.
STRUGGLING him, to take care of him, and BIO
would see the bill paid. Mo, Triees hid him
conveyed to- his hotel, and under proper
treatment he is now eonyale seent.: Hessates
that he ran OF from Brooklyn fgiyiDg reasons
which leave no indicstions OF IAN impostor,
and started To- Richmond, where be, wanted
to get work, from whence be wanted TO go
home to San f francisco. !; !. He wishes, work
here as soon as he recoyerss On the iB.h Of
July he had sunstr6ke,s He fsga young
man, aud looks like an honest, Work ingman.
The prcsracted meeting In the Christian
church here, under the auspices OF Rev. j.
L. Tyler, of Richmond, has closed, resulting.
10 some eight or zine additions. This has
been, a very interesting meeting one In
which all, without respect to denomination,
seemed interested. Mr. Tyler ,labored
earnestly, and drew large congregations by
his elegant discourses. He Is a man liked and
loved by all who know bin Of every de.
nomination. st.g.a41 ii aee kr~l !
Next Saturday meetings will be held 10 all
the townships to send delegates TO the noni-.
mating convention here the third Saturday.
The Conservatives seem to be fully aroused.
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Funeral OF the Late Admiral Collins
HosoRs TO HIS MEMORY By THE PERUVIAN
GOVERNMENT.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, August 25.-Advices
from Lima dated August 18th, relating to
the death and funeral of the late Admiral
Collins, say the greatest houors were paid by
the Peruvian Government to the deceased.
The Minis;er of War issued an order direct.
log the donors due to general Of division
In active service to. be shown to The memory
of Admiral Collins. An infantry regiment
of the line. squadron Of cavalry. and
section of flying artillery were sent to Calais
to take part in the procession to the Protest.
ant cemetery Of BelIavista, q short mile from
the port. f@a"" -. ''
= In this mournful cortege were the
ministers of war and marine, OF TO-
reign affairs, and Of the interior; all
most all the members Of the diplomatic
and consular corps, and Q large number
OF the most prominent residents Of Lima,
together with many. distinguished Peru.
yians. the American minister, and the off,
GERS and men of the, United: States men-of-
war. The body was brought 10 the shore,
followed by more than twenty boats from the
Onward and Richmond< the Peruvian men
of.Var, and several merchantmen In the bar
Dor. as.a ,I:sA ,.fs. Ia =,
At or near the mole, were stationed the d.
vision of troops from Lima, toe Prefect o.
the Province. The Port Admiral, and all TIT
officers of the yard. ~ Aa'sayI ~
AT about 4 p. 81. the services OF the Eng
llish Church were read over the remains
! the Admiral iH the Cemetery of Bellavisla.
L a
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The a,a,tfornia Electtons.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 2-2:45 A. ID.
The election returns to date are meagre, but
indicate that the Democrats have elected
their State ticket by large majority.
Houghton Republican, and Lutterell Dem
ocrat) are probably elected to Congress in
their respective. districts, the Third and
Fourth. No returns have yet been received
from the city precincts. st. ,@.g a
SAN FRANCISCO, September 2--5 A. NJ
In the Second Congressional district the fight
is between Page (RepublcaD( and Larkin
(Democraf). futile Independently, in the
same, is much behind his ticket. The i'm.
preston is quite general that Piper Demo
craft, for Congress in this district tbe FirsD,
ia ahead; but al! speculations as to the re- ult
IL this city at the present hour are useless.
Second Dispatch. -.t
SAN FRANCISCO. September "a few scat
teriug returns from the city do not furnish
any in 1cation of the vote. The Independ.
ents are very confident that they have elected
most of their city officers, excepting the
MAYOR, which is doubtful.
There are no later returns from the inte-
rior
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81; y n CIA.I .
.|l sate.,H7aMoN 'l,pI' ,.ls:'roIgk EXCHANGE

n t'1Hl7aM5 Np sTosyk EXCHANGE
igsaa IL THunsp 81; Sep tsmber .. i $40,
american geld I'd s
gihis sols hsa, 4si Old; fVireifi S4nds ss.
AZ Dag; y.tginia aeferredit shia, ieSmssed: girs,
a, s tsxrecnitabie COUPONS, I'LL sid. sss
"a m iehnoni .Esfy ers - IA INA.
,ify "a ked: H,c10ndcity 6,s Blk lid; PETE rr
s, re Ly g s', rsty Ftsde-
pnsnnaas NJ. arpad Us, J.& j., a2 bid Richmond.
E,T So bid Urancei and
Ras;.Saa fftrss M rtgake tMs&SN., 75exskpd !;
ttses,snond mi Dan VILE Ratlroad consolidated 8's
S. bid; dorf q, sissr atid Cbes.
apeake Railroad frss ss' 7SH bid 30
ar ,sp msrtsSse es Is & T., 5sa
PdiI,sstT SgesS -Rich,,,o nd Fl edsrieksburg AND
Potomac f.airoad c6snn1on 90 par, % bid Rich,
mopG Frederics-sasrssnd Rois1 @as :HaiInau per
cent gnoanteed Loo par. r paa ssp. r.s
aso IsS ss 81 D1a i
9rs Raiirosds iO0 par, bid, .,s aske 10 yea.
board and Bcanoke RahIoad qua al ioo psi '
Canal Stoess.-JamesR River and 4 ansEha Canal,
l0ol par, * bia,.AH ASKED I'm ,org1rs hid =
National Bank 81 Virsinjs, lido paf.2 I9g asked
Planters Natlonsl,I 90 par 100 bio. LIZ sked
Merchants National, 90 par, 96 bid, 1vo soSeQ
state Bank Of Virginia. loo par, 81 asked, StJ
savings 20 par, 2Hk asked; BANK Of omm
par, 90 o,d; Clpzens Eanki 70 pas. zS Ma,3n1
IS PAL, So bid Yfginia STATE, Is pari bid
Did Domlniou, 100 Bar; 90 boa, S2k askcdj Fled
nent and Arlington Lie LOO EMs, % asked
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AUGUsTSl.-Tobaeco.7 in X entucky leaf there
Is less doing but I'M view Of the decreased stock,
er. 81 ed-leaf has light sale on exnort account,
wlthprces well suspined. Sales are: 25g hogsheads
ns7s erop a
cases 1873 State on private terms; u cases 1s72
crop Cnnnec lieut. on private terms: 9Scases 1873
Ohio Sic : so cases seed-eaf. suudry lots. at 20
soc: and $50 bales Havana at 80@9dc- virginia
leaf Is in light demand and Steady oaoted u cog
5oc for bright a@2s fr d wrap
KsnIue&y LeaE-Common Jugs light ss4@sc..
nesGS low EsGa hsSs hesSy
l3c.; medium leaf, light l2h@9l &C., heavy 1890
seo ieat e1f ah '1h5 Renss
select leaf. light 1Sx@20c., heavy 20d2Sc, -
AnryLand.- Frosted, $6.5 UG$7; sounc common,
s16ogss; 20 g9od com common 40 sn ssSanS mie
t sroSnd easss aex s ssssl country
greenish and brown, s9@Sl0; medium lo,6ae red,
$1i@sl5; common to medium ~ .S sypasaged' sle@
sachusei,s, ss@ti2: -. --..
Crop If 1S72.-Connecticut and Massaehnsetts
pers, $18@$35: filters, $7.50@$g. :,
Crop or 1s7a:-Conneetn!ocat %rappsrs, ssC9
:ored l ioss sdA@si ,cas and
Sylvania assorted lois, $l6A$So. rev 1OlA as,
lots, good to nne, s12Gs1s; Ohio assorted lots,
sS.5O@s10; Wisconsin assorted lots, $7(s9Ig.
Crop If lS74.-Corneoticut seconds. fine, AA Stg
800: alters, hne, s8@$1o; seconds and' haers'
shipping, $S@3l0. ..,o,.
Foreign.-Hayana filters. common, SSgSS S
sl.lO@sI.26; Yara--i and Ii cut, assorted 500
95c.
MnnuSdctured Black work, common and me.
dun in BOYD. l7@22c.: good and nne. In pond, rs
@aOc.: bright work. common aud medium ID oond
25@32c.; good and fine. in bona, 81 @5Oc.
otter Cr1Iie Observation-Disclosures Tor the
week, I,49l hogsheads. 4S6 packages, 5he8J
pounds: exports from january !, 81 ,24a hogs
ports sameitime last year. SO, 0S6 hogshrnds. DO.
531 packages, 6,lS6,4s6 pounds Receipts foi
the week, 1880 hogsheaus; receipts FOR the week
33.S4O hogsheads receipts from January !, FLA-
O95 boxes and cases receipts same time last year
1881 81 boxes and cases.--JotiT7sol Of Commences
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I 0sasss. p. lrny1aE, ss4 !: erssar,s. s7s = I'm
s5sl 5sS 7. $ 6 Il fs
s,s1g {, Teetssa go
i Porkr-Dnsed ekda. Nc, ss'ssss, riiss
Il s,s g asg eWtdsss sst. Esd. q -
1ssss toy ssrtne cUzs s y ss1.as aEsconss
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