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New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
4 DENIAL. FROM THE THIRD ASSEMBLY, DIS
ItItI

4 DENIAL FROM THE THIRD ASSEMBLY, Dis
TEItT
The politician whose statement dboat Daniel
OIeIiy q Democratic politician ~ the ma Assembly
District living lu The Eth EiecI.u District, ou Mu.-
bcrry-st., was published 1LL TRIBUNE Of Tue ay,
stated yesterday o. TMIuNL reporter that hs author
ity N the matter Thomas B,uas eio 'cs at No s
PInce-t and who ~ ou, Of Tie inspectors OF election
~ tire lila AS cpbly Dl-rIc,. Mr. Banks said yesterday
that had octcd dat !."ys house was us~a Tor
Illegal registering prIr,es and had alou-ht % needed
watching ne had not believed that kocher live there,
or any voter except OKriliy lie added that since tie
matter had Uc,u published undoubtedly the democrats
bad "Hyrd' the house, and that nothing would couse-
quen,ly hc Gi,cO,cf
Nlr OIy himself denies that Ee Ia- had any tlug t.
do gn the ocazI.on % rcIcatrrs coz with the -uprrIu-
tcndcucc OF work of ti kind lie says that neither Die
sister nor ,-jrI.W resides wi.h him, and that Charles
Koccr who occupies tie second hoJr ui Tie house, hs
boon Tor Ytars enEaycr ou Broadway, ls 10" at
No. Gl9 broadway, aad Is Republican. MI OE'aIy
states That kochlrr Ia, uyed ;hc ward for 80 y,.,
n, also a,5,rt, tnat james Ktd does Not i've IA ,hc
same house but informed that hc lives nrNt door
-Four men live in thr Lou,o VITA Mr O'i'ILy and Mr.
Koehlcr, ana Mr. OEciy d'carcs that al have lived
there since May l. lie states that Do b. certain that
three Of neso are voters thc fourth hc doe, not know
tb0uf.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

The naturaiizati0ns yesterday IN the Court
or Common Pleas. by Judge Robinson, numbered 90,
with yery lIs number Of rci.ction,, onc being the
case Of % man vino nad changed tho date Of his first
papers froI Is1 to l~13 ~ the superior Court Jud
Gp,iI orr. uut p The clerk, Ina Lot dIdcI i
% the iisi, Dut estimated the number AZ $40.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
DELMoNICo's NEW RESTAURANT.

new restaurant at Nos. 112 and la
Broadway opened yesterday by L. Delmonico. The
first floor which is noticeable for its ue mosaic pave
ment and neatly freseocd ceiDg, is occupied by long
lunch counter bar. and cgar-stand BY stairway OF
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
ELECTION FRAUDS ILLUSTRATED
sNfpTEs OF TIE SYSTEM OF REPEATING.

NrRLlzD CITIZENS WILL Al
HONEST ELI IS
ommbd rr
andm discovered
fao tcassl sla5cau
to-day and
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

sona effort no darne c6-ontrrv, outrageous fraud.
n il shall Ouiy give thciu yotes. ~
Nr,n- YORK. Oct. .. ] go.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

Tammany Hail D. making desperate efforts To
f,,uIii, .ipIur, t, ,ui. -f Nrn lurr, nF .tprtiu-
ON Stage Iuu- stale th. Irlui..r-uf 1865. whru h} t
ans arg.ra- She Democrats added 10000 tO Their
actual uaIprty boz one county alone Toe d.au ou ine
financial .ruIrrr- NJ IlWuItt must ur very tt'y, hl
The New York herald., 1876-08-18

10 Slide low middlinr 10 Ii-Iee mddlng. II e-isc
Spot snlr war as f,llo
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August II, 1876.
Cotton quiet; mddng istc. low mdang ~ ,c.; good
ordinary lOc Net receipts 2lt baes gross. IA sales
55. stock. l,1S7
NEw ORLEANS, August IL. 1876
Cotton quiet firm; mddng Ii5sc. low mddng. II &C.
good ordinary, lOsc Net receipts ~ bales gross, 30
Exports coastwise, l.yOl. stock. AL.
MoBfLk, August II, 1875
good ordinary 9ttc Net receipts bales. Exports
wise. 80. sales. %. stock, 4u,L
SAVANNAH, August II, 1879
Cotton castor: middling. 15sc low niudling. lO4c.
good ordinary Sc Net receipts liz bs,os exports
wise, 1lY. Sales 20 stock. l,Sus
CnARLKsros, August IL. 1876.
Cotton quet middling. ll5Sc. II ssc low miidline.
bales Exports coastwisc, ALL Sales stock, i.vOl
WILMINGTON, n G.. August II. 1876
Spirits OF turpentne steady az 2cc Kosin Is quiet
at 81 IN for strained. Tar is quiet at 81 30.
OswEeo. August IL, 1876.
Flour unchanged sales 400 bbIs Wheat stcsdy, No
III 10 In round sales OF lots
81 Is Corn steady sales 2.iO bushels high mixed
Canal fregAts unchangcd Railroad freights unchanged.
Lake rcce pts-w heat 1880 bushels, .iOJ do.
Canal shipnents--Lunbcr, $4,000 feet Railroad ship
ments-fiour. l,5oo bbis
Lake receipts Flour. 500 tbls wheat 25,oy bushels;
cori 53.UDl do. Railroad receipts flour. 3rby bbls
wheat. s.OiO bushels; corn $40 90 oats lJDDJ do.
barley 6vfD do l2uD do Canal shipmens tide
poips-Wheat, IA. .ODO bushels. Railroad shipment
Flour 5000 bbls. wheat, 500 bushels; corn. 5000
oats. 1000 do barley 1000 do. rye. ,2Up Canal
freiss unchanged four quiet aud steady; sales bbl
Milwaukee 81 1gs 1870 do. pvatc terms Corn dull
sales OF 400 bushels No mixed Western iDc Oats
dull sales OF OJ bushels Western Jjc Rye neglected.
Barley nome here. seeds inactive Fork dali and lover
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Lower, Prices Irregular and Speculation
Feverish- Another Break in Coal Securities
GOLD Ill IA A Ill A Ill 1-S.
Money on Call 1-2 Fer Cent
Foreign Exchange Qliet-Government
and Railway Bonds Steady
Mining Intelligence.
WALL STREET,

THURSDAY, August II, Y. NJ
An Increased business was got out OF to-days mar
kot the expense Of its stability Prices gained their
zenith before the did, and from noon declined
with the garish orb 1t nothing new to trace the
cause to the Killjoy coal stocks nor to hear fresh
stories OF the combinaton's weakness and intmation
of'a rupture Of plighted faith So Delaware and
Lackawanna pressed for sao with large offerings,
which the price down from 95s to esq., whilo New
Jersey Central followed at respectful distance, scor.
ing 62x and 61 as the extremes Of the day.
BY way of making bad worse the weakness which
characterized the ST. Paul stocks a. the close OF yes
terday was the prominent sy mptom this morning. and
clearly traceabe the further decrease in earn
ings for the second week in August This, too, IN
spite OF the dsinterested points to purchase which
werc sown broadcast when tho stock was ranging at
ten per cent higher figures.
From the feebleness OF these important securities
there the Old resu-tnc little fire set every
thing abiaze Like Samson's foxes with the fiery
brands these weakings quickly burned all the strength
OF the list and left the field barren OF comfort to
bulls tho biblical one was Of corn Thero were whis-
pcrngs too OF impending troubles in financial circles,
which, though utterly vague, and probably bascess,
used a,o in tho day in the interest of the bears
with some effect
There no particular helping hand stretched
tho water to aid Erie to-day and in consequence
less favorite in activity though tho quotation
remained firm at last evenings prices.
The German element accordingly less exercised
than yesterday, and the English language, like the
voice of tho TURTLE once moro hoard in the Eric
t.crowd."
While the decline in the stocks most dealt In was i'm
portant and the tendency OF the less active to
lower range tho bond market continued the strength
and sprightness which 1t has shown for some days
back.
Capital s being quietly absorbed by the better class
OF railroad mortgages and those Of inferior sort
are being benefited by the Improvement in prices
which naturally resulted. Meantime tpossibly from a
diversion Of the in the above drecton) money
is shade rmer call loans at certain times Of the
day, although balances at the close be obtained at
the old and nominal rates.
TODAY.
The transactions to-day amounted to 400 shares,
which were chiefly distributed between St. Paul pre-
fcrrcd Delaware and Lackawanna, Lake Shore Jersey
Central, Michigan Central and Rock Island
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
Tho following table shows the opening, highest and
g. Al H..
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
y.30 TO 4 p.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT STEADY; FUTURES Lice TO
5-32c. LowER-FLoUR DULL--wHgAT DULL
AND sTEADIER-CoRN FIRMEB-OATS QUIET -
wHIsKEY LOwER--PoRK EAsIER--LARD EASIER
PETROLEUM PIRMER-spIRITs TURPENTIHE
FIRM-RosIS sTEADY-OI.s sTEADY-CoFFEE
STEADY SUGAR sTRoNG-TREIGHTs GENER-
ALLY IRREGULAR
THURSDAY, August 17-6P. NJ.
The general aspect OF commercial matters
changed, although In some cases there was a change
for the better. On 'Changc lour duh Wheat
In request and prices were steadicr Corn was
nrmer, with fair inquiry and scarcity OF prime
Oats were quiet whiskey dull lower and nominal
lard easier Freghts-Petroleum stronger
Cotton the spot steady; futures from Lice
5-s2c. lower. Coffee quiet and steady. Sugar
Rosn steady. Spirits turpcntine firm. Oils
were steady. Petroleum was higher and active
CoyyEE-Ihe market for Brazils quiet but
changed. Mid coffee firm. During the past the
following sold tor consumption within the :-5.ss2
ava. 931 bags Maracaibo. 1874 do Ccyon $50
do Costa Rica, 4sl do. Mexican 81 Laguayra also
432O bags St. Domingo for export to Antwerp Tho stock
mild coffee in first hands follows Java. mats
Al 457: Ceylon. o. bags; Msracsibo l7421 do Lalu
agra, 5.343 do. ST. Domingo, a52 do Porto Rico $50
do Costa Rica $50 do Mexican. l4Gl do ssvanills.
3.625 do. Total stock. 4i.975 bags and 47.457
mats Java We quote :-ordnsry csrrecs. 144c a i5c
fair do 16<c- i6a4c. good do, lie. . likes prime
do IKE. IKE range for lots ssc lssic.;
fair 70 good l64c 17c gold ninety days Java,
government bags. zoe. 1ac do grass mats. zoe 23c
Singapore, 1sc zoe; Ceylon. l6fc lac; Maraesibo.
lac I61,c LsguHyra. 16fc I7c jamaica 15c. lie;
ST. Domingo. lac. i4Isc; Porto Rico, I6c 1sc Costa
Rics, lec. 1876 Mexican. 1916. 1sc. Manila, 15c.
l6sc- Angostura. 15c IKE savaniila 1876 1Sc;
Curacoa. 1+c a 1GKc.
CoTroS.-For spot cotton tho market was quiet. bat
steady Futures declined 532c August and Lice.
3lc. ali other nSonths tho market closing steady
the decline.
The New York herald., 1876-08-18

ADVANCE DECLINE
The following the changes in closing prices
pared with those OF yesterday
ADvANcE-New York Central, "a; c., c. c. and L,
IL Union Pacific, "a
DECLINE delaware and Lackawanna, 2s6; New Jcr-
scy Central u; Lake shore, - Michigan Central Y;
Northwestern, q do preferred, u; Pacific Mail, u
Rock Island. q; ST. Paul common, 2; do. preferred,
1I; Western Union, - gold, u.
The rest of the market stationary.
TIE MARKET.
Money to-day was in abundant supply on call loans
at IL ana per cent In prime commercial paper
there is no change. The following the
of exchange on New York at tho aforementioned
cities to-day Savannah, u premium; Cincinnati
quiet, so discount New Orleans. commercial a. bank
a; Chicago, SO premium; Charleston scarce, HaK
premium; ST. Louis, rs to 100 premium.
Foreign exchange is quiet and steady At 4s6ll q
ASK Tor bankers sixty days sterling. and ASK
. 4 80 for demand. The nominal rates were as fol-
lows:-
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
TOO MANY WIVES.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

not learn until few days since the present where
nbouts Of her recrean husband and then she put the
officer on his track
folhamus confessed his guilt. He pleaded In pslia.
ton that his first wife had led him such wretched
lie that he could not live with her longer he mar
ried the second time with the belief that the crime
would never be discovered The second marriage nau
been most happy one Ho was attended In the Alder
mans Office by the lady who supposed herself his wife
and an interesting child born to him by her sne
learned for the first time that she the victim OF
bgamis and that he had married her under an
name. In spite OF this wrong he had done ncr sne
clnng to Polhamus and when he committed 10 the
Wkesbarre JAIL in default OF ST. 900 bail, she begged
10 be allowed 10 accompany him to prison.
The New York herald., 1876-08-18

August ~. 1874 102s35 43.oi4 222 65S 1875
SrkAEiSkIe reipts3 tiorces and - bbis The market
stcady; 1000 l9s sold at l4tac fer prime; sso
rumorcd sale o. $1,000 lbs for September delivery l3
TALLow.-Receipts 30 hhds, 30 tlefces IA Dbis and
The market steady; Sot % lbs, sold ~ ssc
WmIsEEY-Receipts-12 bbis. whskey. Tho market
dull aud nominal. with - ~ bid aud ~ i2ts asked
FRKIcurs.-Rates Tor petroleum tonnage were
than the day previous and the uemand continued
active lhore light inquiry for other kinds VI
and the market tame for vessels Room to
Liverpool. per for grain again easier and
the Dorth IN general little accomplished The
were :lc Liverpool stoam 10 900 bushels grain
1900 bushels grain private To Rotterdam per
steam lcl tons provisions i2s Cd dos. 10 amburs.
steam. s.tDO bushels grain private terms 10
Johns y. e. per steam, 100 bOs pork at Doc Charters =
An Italian bark hence to Lisbon with 20 100 bushels grain
l5c Austrian bark tnowhere) from Phiade.phia
Dublin or Belfast with 10 quarters grain at os lO]sd:
British ship from Phiiadepha to direct Irish pot with
baltic. with 800 bbs refined petpieum Cd Nor
wegian bark hence for do with 17uD bols do at is Sd
bark, from Philadelphia London with OJ barrels d.,
5s British ship. TO arrivel. iron New YORK. Phila
dciphia, baltimore to Continent with 95DJ barrels do,
os, aud Ersh ship, tto arrve) from New YORK. Phil
adopha Baltimore t. Antwerp or Bremen, with 5000
barrels do. 5 the latter the referred
Liable authority; Norwegian bark irom Philadelphia TO
the Baltic with 2lOO barrels do 6s Oi. the vessel
ported in last TO the Baltic with LOO barrels do OBJ
taned but ID Christiana which considerable below
the rate for this German bark Ito
rivc Baltimore To bremen, With 5000 barrels do 5s
British ship. hence Bristol with GOO barrels
lsd. British ship, ITO srrivc). from Nov YORK Phil
adeipLa to Antwerp Bremen, with 1000 barrels do 5
British bark from Phiiadepnia to Continent with $500
havr Ia do m
The New York herald., 1876-08-18

Wheat in rather better request and the market
81 T e59 for SS cS'eIss se sr @ 20 no % Mw"Ies s.
last evening" TO arrive At 81 23 for export Corn
ns s a
and sose Sse ior hot, Rye was auet barley wa. dull
Barley malt steady ~ 800 bushels sold s5c
Tac sale. were bushels a. SEE i2c ior mixed 5s
state sc sec for mixed State and s5c s5,ac Tor
warm s. GhisnsG & IN store tor Aoo ,. s,.., ,
sc. Wo quoe-Ame dressed. 500 ior single
So sas eT double oa and ss9 s5a 0s & ens snr a
italian nS @ sod iats % s.ps currsncy ,Y ass sSs
ssa ors I & ss1ss sss fe firm gSs Sss 's
ish Islands ana 500 b9ls New oroAns We quote mtasa.
Fco so ss" s & c 4 n sS s SOC Ssx
NAVAL market for spirits turpentino opened
sSs :'a Il oG M sa ss sss.
sss s ST M Tar xos" w. o G HH ssoa
soist ss We ote:sniTts Of turpsn.,ns, zoe rosn.
ss wilmington and wssnins."n @ IS IS advises from
Ses e as aae' samsd 81
vsS as SaS' Spirit. 9sss
%sss' yss eSss S
%nisr es lard present make S sc crnas
81 80; do beachcd winter 81 6o do natural do 81 a5:
- 50 "a 40; winter bleachsd fish, lsc 4c crude
PkrRoLEuM-The market for refined very active and
PssSs ss:s ss
ssmbcr delivery at l9c $50 bbis az o,Sc and os bbls
high cst at zoe he sales at Hhndelpnia 5000 bbls
i9,1c The closing prices follows Crude in bulk
aa SSs s refined ss sRf
l9c at Baltimore. I9c Adyces from The Greek pcrs
.. s Gs & ~ sis a
''sss sRRpsSa. 5 S lard e erce.
cut meats 3' pec1ages bacon o erecs and 1l2 boxes
~ and IS
osos s' W. nos .ass Of pS SSs " 10
for sepsmecs and ss IL 20 70, October: 1850 bills
ss Gu. meats mere very quiet and nominal Fresh hams
pesS rss snGsssa ssn. a. Be- ss'ss ssss &
Yse and boxed BELLE. at i5ac ise Bacon was qae.
ss sr S a''is q H
s'a sis ss;f. ss s 'ss1ssi ss; 'sisS
s~s ;s s, and md ,,., s:s sSsa
hams, and io1sc lie for shoulders Lard was easier
Tia Tia sS S ss $50 s sd s5 5 sp
October. SO oai bid $40 e7t asked; Nossee, so Ii
g. os :sss & .%s s4sGs ss 20 sd 80
se sn% as "a % g I seller $40 Ss s"S s
ss: o e sss % ss Sly sly steam % Noss & % and $40 s5
for south for Sna for Cuba
City Nc Was nominal at ons % The sales were lso
Cuba loIsc Last evening ZOO erces sold tor Cuba
Of Rangoon in bond is 1900 bags We quote :Caroina.
fair prime 5sc. 6lac Louisiana, fair to good DC.
sac. and do common &c. &c Raagoon, iair to good.
noinina ny 64c 61sc Pana good, Ic 7ac currency;
kangool in bond 2asc. . 2Ac.. gold.
SUGAR.-The market for raw was very firm. Refined
grocery. air to choice. ysc do centrifugal hhds
and boxes Nos to l3 9sac. 1Oc do moasses, hhds.
and boxes &c. Sc Porto Rico refining. common prime.
$40 0sc; do. fair choice sac av5ac refined
standard lie off A. 1O54c. lO7c: crushed, llsac:
powdered il4sc granuatcd. nc 1lssc second quail
liXc. IL cut Loaf. ll5c lits. The stock of
sugar Is a follows:-
Hhds. BayH Msrado.
toe IN cd w actual
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
THE BALL SEASON.

fnils ANNUAL uKAND BALL UF ilin SEASON. Ar
Il Jcnkinson's Hotel, Highlands. n. j. will he given ON
saturday evening" August 40 1875 Calcium lign. Sc, AZ
The New York herald., 1876-08-18

Stock (Nscertnlncd by actual
count. including specula-
tom. August 1. 1876. :. &.
Receipts since August l....
TOtAls..................
Sales since August l.......
Stock this day. Aug. IL. 70.
Comparing with Stocl
August 10, 1870. .........
Comparing with STOCK
Angus, 20. 1874 4..........
Comparing with stock
The New York herald., 1876-08-18

delivered on contract TOO bales.
For future delivery sales sfoows:Yestertsy.
after two r. A-september 700 naies ut ~ 3lc 200
at ~ ii6c October 700 233s; November, go at
9i6c 200 At IL is32c Deeember zoe at III 10 5lc
January 100 at III ll-l6c Total. $3.50 bales. To-day
up to two M-August 100 At II Ijs2c september. 90
a. IL l.3.c. 100 l2c. 100 at IL l-3ac..
400 at II il;iec; 800 at II ais2c.. 800 az lInc
November 2OD AZ III Al6c 100 Le ~ At III l1-t2c
GOO at iic December. 40 NJ II l7s2c 100 at II .6e.
LOO at i732c l,3oo at IL January. 100 at lac.
5oO at III 2l-33c., 100 nj l1ssc February. 500 at
Il i1lec 900 az 100 9. ii Is s2c April 500 a.
II l6c July 400 12ssc Total l6 300 bales Grand
total 2s 700 bales The receipts at the ports were As fe
ows-Gaveston zig bales; New Orleans. II; Mobile. .;
savannah liz; Charleston 46 Norfolk. 2is New York.
lt Phiiadepha u.s. Total 9i0 bses This day last week
7o5 This day last year. D2 Total since September l,
loo 792 bales Cotton treights closed as foows;-1o
Havre by steam &c. compressod to Hamburg, by steam.
fc compresed 10 Bremen, by steam. compresscd to
Liverpool ol6d by steam: bv sail. 3-l6d-
FLOUR AND DGRAIN.-Receiptsfiour 5.770 bbs; wheat.
81 3ls bushels meal 200 bbls aud 4. sacks oats.
1eo do. The Hour market was dull but without decided
change The sales bbs incluing Western
and Southern At the annexed quotations Rye -four
steady with sales OF 800 bbs sold 81 6o IS 10 Corn
meal was steady; the sales 600 bb and 5U sacks
- 20 for brandywne ~ IS and 81 30 Western
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
FOR SALE.

A FOR sALE, CORNER LIQUOR STORES LAGER
N. Beor saloons and Restaurants cheap MIR Routes.
NITCuELI. II Cedar ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-22
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
yELLoW-FEvER..

Special telegram to the Dispatch ~ : I
i NORFOLK, VA, September 21.-Passen-
gers by the Seaboard road tonight report
twelve deaths from yellow fever in Charles
ton yesterday and the people leaving. 49,
/ The agents of the Bay Lane steamers here
have been notified that their boats coming
from Baltimore will, probably be siiquarran-
tined. ft.;..,- ,-l.;5, +
AUGUSTA, September 21.-In consequence
of \ few sporadic cases of yellow-feyer at
Charleston the authorities Of Augusta have
established quarantine regulations against
passengers from that city, The quarantine
went into effect to-day ,Tgl q .a:rasts.5, i
sAvANSAH, September. 81. - Total inter
ments to-day, 81; of which l6 were from
yelIow.feyer. Among the deaths was n.
wv. Marsh. III ,&llI Ia q T. i ia
~. AID FOR sAvANS4H:s ;tiIt}'S
I New York, = September ssl,M The City
Council to-day voted 81, 700 for The 4Saya az
nah reiloW.feyer sufferers, and nurses are
being sent 20 attend the sick. Ss5sitt4
The. mn g'c;EsrESNlALs RECEPTION OF GOVERNOR
Is qnL. y,tsL $40 TTILDEN, &C. s3:. I}t
$ PHILADELPHIA, September 2L--The adj
miftance to-day exceeds any previous day
There being 10Q, 900 admissions TO noon.
General Grant was present; also o95 new
York notice who paraded IN, the grounos
followed bY. other New York delegaaons. .
Governor Tilden at the New York sS aa:
Building had q reception. Immense m .sa;s
tudes eongregafeG IN the ylcinity anu pa,u
their respects tothe Governor o. New YORK
After the Govern t.ad rece,ysa sa tha pet "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-22
CINCINNATI.

The offerings OF leaf tobacco at auction continue
unusually large. Prices in the early part of the
week showed an advance on al low and common
firm and prices still satisfactory, better line OF
goods could be had ut the same figures. Ohio seed Is
quiet If Of low and common sorts, but active and In
good demand when Of really useful kinds. The total
offerings at auction for the week were 1881 hogs
At the Bodnann Warehouse-3s9 hogsheads and
LA boxes: $50 hogsheads cutting tobacco-104
hogslcads Ohio ut S5.05 @s24.60; $50 hogsheads
Kentucky at 81. 0@s21 so for common smokers to
cases Ohio seed leaf--42 at $2@s3.90, 81 at $40
$5.95. IL at s6@s7.50, % at as@s9.90, 20 at $40
@I4.75, 3 1T S15@Sl6, L atis23.50.it ~. tr..rr-i
l,oasheads Cutting tobaccoS55 iogsheads ohiS a.
S4.o5 DSls; 257 hogsheads Kentucky. at 1850
S2O.75 TOT common smokers to find cutting leaf: IL
loSslleadsi new West Virginia Mt $4.20@$1 090.
At the Miami Warehouse-170 hogsheads'a and ESQ
R l o ssassas sapf hss
lucky ut ss4.35@S26.7 6 for; comHlon smokers to
fine bright cutting leaf Special sale of seed-lea
Memiay 90 cases seed-leaf at s3GS35, 10 bales Ha-
yana at s25@:so, l25 cases Ohio seed-eai.22 ~ at It
s1Sas, i6 at s2O@sS7. .'.ef s''F'f
Attic Morris Warehouse-242 hogsheads; 20 cut
ting tomcco-1G hogsheads Ohio at 81 .909S1 375:
221 hogsheads Kentucky-7 hogsheads old at s7:15@
common smokers TO fine cutting leaf; hogsheads
common Ohio seed at 1885. ~
at the Globe Warehouse-205 hogsleads and 80
boxes ls5 hogsheads cutting hogshead s
a4.60@$19 .256 for common smokers 20 1ne cutting
leaf: i hogsheads West Virginia at 1896 hogs
heads Illinois ut 4S5.05@S15.25I2~ hogheads In.
diana at 7.45@SS.60; q boxes southern Indiana at
Is ut s6@7.9O, 10 at ss@s9i75,s 6 at s1o.25
MH1l. 2S.-G0ntnIeTctd 1871.