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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-03
VEGETI
FOR DROPSY.
Never Shall
Forget the First Dose.

Nix, II. Il. STEVENS =
Dear Sir:-I have been II great sufferer from
drOpSy. was confined to my house more IMAM
year. Six months Of the time was entirely
me in and out of bed. ! was swollen 10 inches
larger than my natural size around my waist. l
suffered all . man could and live. i tried all
tors. NV friends aif expected woaldllie many
nights ! was expected to die before morning.
AT last Vcgetnc was sent to me by friend: l
never shall forget the first dose. could realize
better. After had taken some or bottles l
could sleep quite we'll nights. began to gain
now quite fast. After taking some 10 bottles,
co., NV Tx dropsy aS at
this time disappeared. kept taking, tie Verc..
tine until I regancd my usual health. heard
of a great many cures by using vegetine after
am a carpenter and builder. will also say 1t
has cured an aunt of my wife's of Neuralgia, who
had suffered for more than 20 years., She says
she has not had any neuralgia for eight months
Humor. have no doubt iii my mind it will cure
any hllmOr; it is a great cleanser Of the blood {;
it Is safe to give child. will recommend 1T to
the world. My father Is 80 years old, and he says
to an aged person. cannot be too careful for
the use OF 1t. am,
JOHN s. NoTTAGE.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD.-If Vegetinc
diseases restoring tile patient to perfect health,
after trying different physicians, many remedies,
suffering for years. Is 1t not conclusive proof. II
this medicine performing such great cures? it
works in the blood, in the circulating fluid. 1t
can truly be called the Great Blood Purifier: The
sent Of disease M the blood
1t, to purify and renOvate has any just claim tll'-
OH public attention
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TO II RENr.
WANTED.

Furnished rooms to rent ut reasonable rates
corner Of Second and Linn streets.
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Elegant summer costumes at Eiseman's
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TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.

The advertisement for delinquent county tax
like to see their names among such delinQuents
Will save cost by paying Immediately.
FIR. SCHNAUBEls,
Co. Treasurer
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CAVALIER, MERCHANT TAILOR,
North side Of Third Street, Yankton, u. T., has
just received fine stock Of piece goods for gen.
tlcmans wear, which he will make up In the
very latest style. Orders solicited, and satisfac-
tiOn guaranteed.
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Speetsl gottffs.


brick residence OH Pearl street, next to that
of Gov. Pennington. Possession given immc-
diatcly. Applyto l. Il. WEST.
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Gents furnishing goods at the New York
Store.
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Old papers for sale at this office.
DR.. H. D. Dodge, aentls1, Dewitt's block
Yankton.
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worth beyond the more sober prose of his
tory. 1t was we'll donc
Miss Anna Eliza Hoyt had the honor to
close this part of the exercises with an
essay upon the "Quest of Profits" In which
she pointed with fine ideas and apt illustra-
tions the worthier paths inviting those who
would win the golden crown. The essay
was followed by Miss Hovt's valedictory
words to the school board, the teachers and
the school. Her sentences were we'll
chosen and terse and the sentiments warm
and stirring. The very brevity gave force to
her farewell words which were greeted with
good feeling by all. Her voice had clear
articulation and the listeners heard the
spirited address with ease and evident pleas.
ure and approval.
The diplomas were then presented to
Miss Edmunds. daughter of ex-Gov. Ed
munds. and Miss Hoyt, daughter Of Robert
Hoyt, Esq. Major F. j. Dewitt as presi
dent of the board announced their names
and that the diplomas we're conferred by
authority OF the board. The young ladies'
appeared upon the platform aud Prof Wm.
NJ. BRISTOL preseAted each with diploma
as the certificate of their creditable compile
tion of the academic course. He followed
1t with a fine and touching address, advis.
ing them to pursue study, high cul
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-24
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

EGICEnONO :OlOSh GASf1ANIE.
ssa Is; THURSDAY, May 20, 1873.
sALEs-l,o00 Virginia consols sold at 5sH;
1000 Petersburg city eight per cent bonds sold at
l04x. -: II
american Gotd-100H bid. =: (.
State observation-disclosures consols, 59A bid. 80
asked; Virginia consols, new. 3l3 bid. 32n asked;
bid az asked; virginia Interest cerlifcates, Sc bid;
Virginia tax-receivablc coupons. 80 bid 80 asked.
Gitv Seceritsss-Rishmondi cir, 1o IS !lS bid,
burg city 6s, 9SH asked Petersburg city 6's, los
asked Lynenourg city 6,s, PIX Dis; Norfolk eisy
chester che: s., taxsreeeiva5e, So bid, 81 asked
Railroad Bonds.5Ghesapeake and Ohio Rail-
Railroad Sa1 rss p M a s - To- bd Vir
giRa Central Railroad third mortgage 6's.; j. and
gage s's b. and j., 95 bid; Virginia Central Rail-
road non mortgage s's J. and j., sc bid; Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6's, j.
third mortgage S's, j. and ~, es bids southside
Railroad first mortgage preferred S's and 100
s and J Tx hid; South sonthsde Railroad shir
mortgage preferred 6s, j. and j., GO bid: Norfolk
and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage Us, J. and
j., 90 bid; Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad first
road first mortgage SIS, J: and j., SIS bid; Pc;
r., II bid: Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Rail-
road certificate. s6k bid; Richmond and Peters
and Potomac
road mortgage S's, j. and j., 1O3 bid; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs,
j. and-J., SO bid: Richmond and Dangille Rail-
Railroad first mortgage s's, A.and o., 81 bid.
Railroad Stocks. richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road, ZOO par, 36 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed. 100
par, 80 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par,
90 BID: Richmond and Danvil1e Railroad, 100 par,
2 bid; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad common,
100 par, 80 bid.
Bank .Stocks.-First National. 100 par, 10 bid;
Union Bank of Richmond, SO par, 43 asked; Mer-
chants and Planters Savings. 25 par, 9 bid. -
rine, 25 par, 40 bid AZ asked; Virginia State, rs
par, % bid; Virginia Home, LOO par. JOB asked q:
asked; City, 100 par, 79 bid, IS asked; Granite,
100 par, s5 asked; Richmond Fire Association, %
par, 10 bid. = LII ~
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR CLAIMS. i
~ ."-t t EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. :
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
COLUMBIA SC. {
NOTICE 49,.
TO CERTAIN CREDITORS OF THE STATE OF.
SOUTH CAROLINA. ~.

The following persons appear as creditors on tie
books lh; rep cent in the Treasury office the stock
OF this State known as Revolutionary War claims,
Issued under the act Of 1894, bearing interest az
three per centun, redeemabe at pleasure, and have
not called for the interest due the stock Standing
in their names for such period'of time rs to give
rise to the presumption that their heirs, II any
there be now living having no knowledge OF the ex
istence OF said stock. and all OF which will appear
more fully by the following statament-to VII:
st, Johns Berkeley church. certificates Nos. SAT
for S3l and 1873 for s20.23, interest unclaimed
for two hundred and thirteen quarters, and amount
ing 10 SSl.S4: William McCluney, certificate No.
ST. for S2945, interest unclaimed for two hun
dred and thfrty-eight quarters, ard amounting 10
s52.57; estate Jacob Minus, certificate No. 1858
for $2O.12, interest unclaimed for two hundred
and sixty-three quarters, and amounting to 5000:
$50 for $62.S2, Interest unclaimed for two hum
dred and sixty-s9yen quarters, and amounting TO
S2O7.90; Charles c.. Pipckney, trustee Of Mary
Pinckncy certificate No. 33S for 1922, interest
unclaimed for one hundred and sixty quarters, aud
amounting to 1890; Arnoldus Vanderhost, In
trust for the estate OF James Wall. or VirRtnia.
certificate No. "a for S200.58, interest unclaimed
for three hundred and sixteen quarters, and
amounting to S475.37.
Should the heirs at law or legal representative OF
any of said stockholders fail to establish their
rights In said stot K before the first day OF
November next, the State Treasurer is authorized
and required TO carry the principal and interest Of
said stock 10 The credit Of the State aud close the
Under act LIST OF March, 1881
State Treasurer or South Carolina. 2,
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/ portion az The buildings including those Of
the Ministers of Justice and OF the Council
| OF State. The offices OF the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, the Grand Vizterate, and
the Archives, were saved. The origin OF
the fire is: unknown, but Is believed to have
been accidental.
E6 z Eeryia.
BELGRADE, May %. The Seryian army is
on a complete war-footing. All the ayaiIa-
BILE troops have been sent to the Bosnian
frontier and Old Seryia.
Austria. :s.: s. -
VIENNA, May 23.--The Political Core
spondence says that Russia has informed
.Servia that large pecuniary subsidy is on
the road to Belgrade. The Servian Gov
eminent has consequently given large or
ders to contractors for military supplies.
i. s.gg, German Politics.
BERLIN, May 23.-It is the determination
Of the National Liberals, the Advanced
Liberals, and the Ultramontanes to oppose
the anti-SociaIist bill. This seals the fate Of
that measure. -
In Parliament to-day the anti-Socalist
bill was. debated on;its. first reading, num-
Der Of speeches being made for and against
the bill. Without action the debate was
adjourned until tomorrow.
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Carolina roe, m half-sarreis. a3. MacksrelN I
Bay, SIG No. 2, In barrels, s11.5O; NO: mack
s s1st ~ s1.so klss ssao woe IN s'ss'
lara: Prime. barrels and .iey r s@s4c. In
20. aolassss: "a Common ssyrun,-H ozahsads. 22c.;
aerces 2sr. barrsiss $40. genuine gol.ea syrup,
4S@55c. p gallon; Naw Orleans, y,riIne. 40 a55c.
alum. s from store, Sc s X sack
SUGAR: Crushed. ING: powdered: 10 graan q
aIss sssr 81 r ioa ils s.' Pore e
Rico Demerara, 100a1 gtfc. "a 30 -.
Eoap: Common. 5@7c.; best washing. 7Hasa;
Tas ' BaeF s aea as1s. psS brine arscs
Imperial, SI.iO@al.6e; gunpowder. sl.46 9i'1o
Hides. Leather. &c. .2s5s
Htdes: Green. Al 5c.; dry sailed. 12GSl3c:: dr1
Gins. 53@I5c wet sailed. 7H9sc.; wet ssltad cali.
LeatheT: Sole leather oak. ssa4oc.: sole leather
hemlock. 1S@25e: country UPPER. 30R50 c.; city
hnlsh, 1s@22c. p foot; Kip. 0c@sl p n: harness
ssan, zsss fs s szsss ssrns
from. Steel. Nails. &c.. 81. !,
Iron. American refined. Old Domia1on. 20
az 2-loc. q NJ; English and American sheet 3ta
&C.: Swedes. hammered. 5ac.; hoop, 4@6; Pig,
na s
Eatts Old Dominion. $3.50 per keg for stand.
Plough Castings: Wholesale, 4@4hc.; retail
kODe: Ianila- best. 14M15c.; tute. S@9c.
. Rags: Mixed cotton, 2ac.; white, &C. !; woo!ien.
4@1hc.
..v Lumber. slaves. sc.
+ Lumber; White oak, S12@s15 S1.000: Westera
Virginia poplar. s12:50@S25 n 1000: white pine
S20@S65 p LOCO yellow pine boards, $l0@S14;
joiss. S12GS1S. according to lengths. Shingles
Pine. 82.50GS5; cypress siS-inch, S7:50MS1C
p 1000 Laths-Spit; Sl.50; sawed, S2.25@$2.5s
STAGES: Whiskey- barrel tinberereen. 81 S@s2eF
1000: seasoned. '32O@S25 s 1000, Flonr-barre
timber, S6@$7.50 p 1000. Flour-barrel poles, 81
as: hOgshcad-hoops, no demand; hickory-ho0ps,
= Liquors. Wines, &c. ..9-t.
1Ate:: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@S2.25
eBrandies:. Domestic. sl.25@s2: fruit. sl.l01a
S1.40; apple. new. Sl.70@S2 :; old, S2.25gS3:
Virginia peach. &2l6S2.50. o.! ~ 80. 5't'.s'
Rue Whiskeys: Medium, 81 .5GtGS2: pure old, Sc
@S4; Virginia mountain, new, S2@$2.50, I'D
$2.50@S3.50 and upwards.
Gin :. Domestic, y .25lS2: imported, SO Z, case
Ne1o England Rum: s1.50@S1.60.
Rectifed WhisSeyS: Market quiet; proof, Si.lS.
MilI-Feed.
ihtDstuf: 3564Oc. y bushet; $50 q toH.
BrolonStuf: 27@30c. p Dushel; $50 q ton.
Wheat Bran: 20@25c. p bnsheI; $40 p ton.
Corn Bran: Tic. per bushel Sl5g$16 q ton.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse. Toys mining. 35c.@3l.25 q 100 feel.
Il Ponder 1918 by the five kc2S-leSs than Nv
kegs, 1925; blasting, a3.25GS3.5O.
Shot: Northern. So. i 0@S2.25 p bag of 25 lbs.
Grindstones: 13@2Hc. p 10.
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Ti,e 1Erce,tlIsol,,,.
Giae EalEcbaOus ts
THE RESULT rs LYNcHBURG.

sssg1s*<{gssf THE RESULT IN sLYSCHBUHGsSa
Tspecta1 telegram TO the Dispatch.l
LYScHBURo, Va, May %. To-day's eiec.
ton passed OF quietly.
Samuel A. Bailey, nominee oil the Work.
ingmen's party. was elected Mayor by Is
majority oyer Samuel G. Wingheld, Demo
cratic candidate. s
The rest Of the Conservative ticket was
elected. .
THE ELECTION AT PARMvlLLE.
Especial Telegram 30 the Dispatch.l
FARAvILLE, VA, May 23.-The firm and
united front presented by the Conservatives
has resulted in the almost unanimous re-
election Of Hon. A. NJ. Cowan, OF the Ner-
curry, for Mayor, and the entire party ticket.
This town furnishes a conclusive answer
to those who are seeking to divide the Con-
scrvatiye ranks on side issues.
THE RESULT IN NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
A ROW.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, May 23.-The election
passed off quietly in Norfolk and Ports
mouth to-day. The count in Norfolk will
not be finished until Tomorrow. Mayor
Tuckeris believed to be reelected. 81
Captain j. I. Baird was elected mayor OF
Portsmouth, and G.. Saver sheriff.
In row down town tonight Gus Sine
coo was badly shot and cut by a rough from
New York by the name OF Johnny Reagan.
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WORK OF THE WIRES.
AFFAIRS Ar WASHINGTON.

CONGRESSIONAL MATTERs-PRo CEEDlNGs
os THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CON-
DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD AND
STORM IN coIsoRADo--RsEissULT. OF THE
MAY sLEcTIoNs-THR CINCINNATI REvE-
N,IE FRAUBs--a CHICAGO BANKRUPT
roSTRAcToR-THE VERMONT REPUBLIC
CAN CONTEMPORARIES PIMLIco RACES
DECORATION DAY IN BALTTMoRE-rRI-
EsSIAI. SESSION OF THE SOCIETY OF THE
crScrNNATE- TIE LERDo REVOLUTION
IN MEyICo-THE GENERAL CONFERENCE
OF THE METHODIST CHURCH, AT ATTAIN
FIRE 4r CoNsTAN-
TINopLE; OFFICIAL BUILDINGS DE-
sTRQYED-GoUNT scHouVALoFF AND
MS MISSION. -RE1NFoRcEMENTs GOING
TO BULGARIA, &C., &C.
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. Races.

LOUISVILLE, May 23.-One and half
miles, for three year-old FLIES, Belle OF
Nelson won Buena Vista second, Fortuna
third. Time, 2:39. -
BALTIMORE. May 23.-In the first race,
for all ages, Mary won; Italia second, Hat
tie third. Time, 1:45. -
! In the second race, mile heat, for three
vear-olds that had not run in the two-year-
old form, Danger won; Garrick second,
Belle third. Time, 1929
Tn the third race, one and quarter miles,
for all ages, Lady Salyers won; Balance
All second, Tim Bacon third. Time, 2:l5
Fourth race, mile heats, won by Frede-
rick the Great in two straight heats. Time,
1:443. lao. |
The steeple-chase for all ages, for horses
which have never won steeple-chase, was
won by Problem.
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NEW work. CATTLE MARKET.

|. May 21-Beeues.-There were no fresh offerings,
aud the market was nominaly unchanged. The de-
mand for dressed beef was very moderate at 1@Sc.
for fore quarters, and 9Is11 c. for headquarters
Texas beef sold at cote. % 10.
Cnlves.-Fresh arrivals were 26S head. Trade
was dull aud the market closed weak at 4k6e53c. q
H. for ordinary to choice State veals, 5a06Hc tor
fair TO prime Jersey Veas and 3s@33c. for butter-
milk calves. .o<.
Sheep and Lambs.-Fresh offerings were 10Y car
loads, or 2,463 head. he demand was quite Unit
ed. and prices were not materially changed. Com
mon to prime sheep were quoted at 4@l5Ac. . D. ;
common to good southern and western limbs ut 6S9
&c.; and fair to choice Jersey lanes aa S!G9c. ID
euers report duh trade at 799c. q ID for dressed
mutton, and 1O@l4c. for dressed lambs.
Spine-Fresh receipts were AZ carloads. or
s'SI6 head. Three carloads offered alive but not
soId before Change. Fair TO good corn-fed hogs
were nominaly quoted at S3.6o@S3.7o q 100
Ibs-Jour1,al of, Commerce. q -ssrr'
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Eastern question.

LONDON, May 2a.-The supplementary
army estimate for expenses OF the Indian
eypedition force issued amount to S1,750,-
600. Thena estimate for the transporta-
ton of Indian troops, also issued, IS
81, 800, 900.
II is authoritatiYely stated that Count
scbouyalotf brings from the Car counter
proposals, couched in conciliatory terms,
proposing that all questions pertaining to
European Turkey shall be submitted to and
treated by the proposed European Con-
cress, and that questions relating to Turkey
in Asia be made the subject OF a separate
convention between England and Russia
alone. - Z.
MILITARY PREPARATIONS STILL BEING PUSHED
AT ST. PETERSBURG. 49,
LONDON, May 23.-Tbe St. Petersburg
correspondent OF the Times says: Gas we
are still far from the certainty OF peace,
though the general conviction and sentiment
is in favor thereof, powerful military prepa-
rations are being pushed forward eDergeti-
callv. Even il war is avoided it is thought
these will be useful as make-weight for
Russian influence at the congress-, General
Todleben's activity and his Importantly
about fortresses must therefore be regarded
as indicating the failure OF Count SchouVaf-
leff7s mission" 49,. ,vlTs,. Us. ifa.,, h
IA I'll, seHoUyALoFF AND SALISBURY. a,
i LONDON, May 23.-Count Schouyaloff had
an interview with Lord Salisbury, Foreign
Secretary, to-day. SKI
TIE RESULT OF scHoUvALoFF's EFFoRTs-THiE
RUSSIANS STILL CREEPING TOWARDS CON
The. 1yReSs. correspondent at Vienna
= that 4 result OF
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKEr.

MAY 20.-The demand for dry pine common lum-
Der continues fairly active, and prices remain nrnl
rule as follows s #s.. sssrFsc !
First and second clear. l8a2-inch. s32@334:
second clear dressed, 165O@$l7 ;siding arst COM
mon, dressed, Sl4.50@$15; A flooring, dressed
$17; box boards, A. Is inches and upward, S32
box boards, =, IS INCHES aud upward, 1927; box
boards, C, SIT; A stock boards. 10@12-inch. $3.50
$50 B stock boards, 10@12 Pinch, $20@$26; stock
boards. I Dol Pinch, SIT; common stock boards, ID
SI4@S14.60: Gull boards, 9.50@S11; fencing
No 1. 16 feet. S11.50@$l3: fencing, No. L, ~ te
ID feet. 81 1.50@$13: fencing, 10 to 20 feet, 81
@$l2.50: fencing, No: 2, S9.50@$1l; common
mension stuff. $10@s12: dimension stuff, 20 to SO
feet, S12@Sl6; small timber; 6x6 TO 8x9. $1,000
@S15: round cedar posts, 10@15c.
Tim6er.-Pfckets, dressed and beaded, S16@S1S
pickets, rough and common, SS@$10.
LGths.-Dry lath, $l.90@S2.
,Shingtes.-" Al standard to extra, $2.35@
$3.50; No. l. S1.25@S1.30. -
Green common lumber sells at inside Ggures,-
Times. -
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COURT ORDERS.

XTIRGINIA--lN TIE CIRCUIT COURT
Y OF THE COUNTY OF HANOVER, MAY n
1878: .....E5 -srt ,s.,s,,7g
George NJ. Lindsay and others. Plaintiffs.
against ,ps,ffS
D. L. Jones, sheriff Of Hanover county. and as such
administrator Of Mary f. Lindsay, deceased, and
OtheIS..,.
More than two wears having elapsed SINCE the es-;
tate Of Mary f. Lindsay, deceased, was committee
to the hands of d. l.. Jones, sheriff OF Hanoyer Tor
administration, and an account OF Tue
of said admi nisrior and OF the debts and demands
against said injury E. Lindsay, deceased, having been
filed In this cause motion OF the piaiaflts dis.
Iributees OF said Mary E Lindsay, It Is ordered mat
the creditors OF the said Mary T. Ligdsay deceasad.
or her estate, do show cause u any they cam on the
FIRST DAY OF THE MKT. REGULAk.TEkM'
OF,THIS COUREjT BE. HELD Is:NoysE ~ si
NEXT bei ore this Court, estate OF saaa oe~
cetient should not be paid and delivered 70 MS dis
tributees without refundipg bonds .f,t2a :, :.
And Il is further ordered that copy OF IBIS Greer
be posted al the fronl-coor Or Hanover. county
court OF, the first days successive terms
OF Hanover County Court, snd anefhes eops De pno~
shed once . week for four successive Weeks ~ the
Richmond Dfspdtch. - + a., s;,1s II
49, Acopy ''1 j. A. BRowN. Clerk. );
SANDS, LgAKE & CARTER, p. q, mi 2oTMt~i 2
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The Crooked Cincinnati Whiskey-
Men.-Fire In Illinois.

CINCINNATI, May 23.-F. Sheriff, the rec.
tiier whose house was the first one seized
in the recent raid, was yesterday examined
before Commissioner Hooper, and bound
over to appear before the grand jury and
answer the charge OF deirauding the United
States revenue service. According to the
testimony, stamps were removed from the
barrels and returned to the shippers. The
stamps were pasted on, but had lard on the
back, so that they would not stick. J.: -
A special dispatch to this place says that
Coleman & Sons lumber-yards at Aurora,
ILL.,, have been burned. Loss, $4,000. ):
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY I.-Tobncco.-EXport movement continues
to fair extent for western Leaf. and the home de-
mand for secdleaf Is bcIter. with good steady mar,
ket for the. more desirable grades. Sales Of 900
hogsheads Kentucky leaf at 2HGhl2c:; 453 cases
New England Mt 11M25c. $50 cases 1876 PENN
sylyania at 701lc.: 81 cases 1877 Ohio ut 7c.:
Us follows:
l5@20c.; good TO fine 25@3Oc. hne TO extra hne,
lS620 c; lugs common 70 good, 2.5&a5c. very good
to fine, 5@61sc.; leaf, common to good, 6@72c. I;
black wrappers, 9@i4c.-Jour1aaL of Commerce.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THUKsDAY. May 20, 1878.
Tue breaks to-day comprised 154 hogsheads, 80
tierces and boxes The offerings at auction on
Change were 81 packages; Of which number %
were taken In. and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from $l.70 toS74.
We continue TO quote:. = -
NEW DARK.
L1tgs-Common to medium, $1.50@$2; medium
to good, s3@S3.50.
LeaE-Common, $4@s5: medium, 5000; good,
$6.50@$7.50; fine, SS(9S10.
-#a. BRIGHT. III
L1lgs.-Common coory, S3GS4.
Fiilers.-Common, $4@s5; medium, $5@S7;
good, S7@Sl0; fine. S10@S13. nj
Smokers.-Common, S7@$e.50: medium. 500
I'll: good, $l0@S13; fine, S15@$1s; fancy, 81
@$22.
@n$20; good, $25@S40; fine, $50@$55; fancy,
s6OM265. Il. .!fsys