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The Public Library.

The new elevator at the Public Library
is slowly progressing. The engine,
which is to take the place Of hydraulic
power In running the walters, is now in
position aud will soon be ready for op-
GRAFTON.
With the opening Of the new year a
new system FOR tue delivery Of books
was inausurated. Books, Instead OF
being charged at the desk, as formerly,
are now registered on the galleries, an d
sent to the attendant below, who deliV-
ess to the applicant.
The Assistant Librarian Informs US
that this new arrangement does not
work satisfactorily in every respect !;
mere because it is new and untried than
Tor any other reason,
II Will be remembered that when Mr..
Vickers was appointed Librarian, it was
found necessary, from an existing evil
u tendency to make the Library rem
devious for the purpose OF carrying on
hIrtations between the sexns-t0 pre-
vent, By ratings and striot regulations,
the intermingllug OF the sexes. BY the
new system these barriers are removed, g,
and all stxes and conditions OF humanity
are now brought into direct contact.
FhiS VIII be regretted by many.
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PARTNERSHIP,
Dissolution of Limited Partnership.

A RTICLES OF DISSOLUTION THIS DAY
"A made and entered into by and betwcen
James d. Campbell anu Harry /. Shink le,. acs-
eral Partner, and NJ. V. sullivan, Special
Partner, under the name Of Campbell, Shinkl@
u Co.. viz:
/. This partnershiD is this dav dissolved By
mutual consent BY the withdrawal Of James
d. Campbell from said frm.
T. The business TO be continued ut tho placa
Of the old firm, 90 West Front street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, under the frm name OF Harry [.
Shinkle & Co.
g. The said Hrm OF Harry l. Shinklo s "a.
composed OF Harry l. Shinkle, General Part
nor, and M: V. Sullivan, Special Partner,) are
to collect all debts and claims due the old frnn.
and are to pay all the liabilities thereof
In witness whereof the parties have here.
unto set their hands and seals. this, tho 28bA
day OF December, ls77.
JAMES d. CAMPBELL, IsEALi
HARRY l. SHINKLE, SEAL
NJ. V. SULLIVAN, (SEAL.i
In witness whereof;
SIMON Nj. JOHNSTON,
Nj. J. PATTON.
state OF Ohio, Hamilton County, sa-Thn
undersigned personally appeared befoca
me, the undersigned Notary Pub-
lie, in and for County and Sta.a
afore mentioned, James d. Campbell, Harry
|. Shinkle and N. V. Sullivan, the signers OK
the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged
untary aot and deed, for the uses and purpos-
es therein mentioned. In witness whereof. Z
hereunto set my hand and seal, this 3S:h day OF
December. 1877. NJ. j. PATTON,
Notary Public, Hamill Ton Co., Ohio.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-12

That favorlte and most excellent OF
hotels, the Delavan, at Albany, has fol-
lowed tue example of most OF the lead =
ing hotels, and made a reasonable re.
iuclion in rates. Prices now are IS,
SO 80 and 81, according to location of
rooms, and rooms without board may be
had at 81, upward. The Delayan ls well
known as one OF the finest and best OF
hotels. There is no reason now why
everybody visiting Albany should not
stop at the Delavan, as they can live bet
ter for the same money than at any 9TH
or hoteI.-TNew York Hotel Gazette.
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To the Editor Of the Star:
An announcement that the Working
meme Party have engaged Empire Hall
as headquarters, and Will Lold meet.
ing tomorrow Sunday afternoon ap.
pears in the Enquirer this morning.
No change of the party headquarters
has been made OF discussed, and the
party meetings will be held at Arbeitcr
Hall as usual, every Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Ii. j. RICE, Organizer.
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PARTNERSHIP.

TsNHlS Is TO CERTIFY THAT THE UN-
DERSIGNED have agreed TO limited
partnership upon the following terms:
|, Tho name OF said firm shall be Henry 4.
Shipkle Co.
T. Henry l. Shinkle, a resident of Covington,
Ky, is the general partner, and Nj. V. Sulli-
van, resident OF Coyington, KY, Is special
partner
s. The special partner. M. " Sullivan, has
contributed 70 the capital stock ten thousand
dollars ($18, ,0O0).
4. The general nature of the business to be
transacted is wholesale dealers in teas, tobac-
cos, cigars, &C., to be carried on In Cincinnati,
Ohio.
5. Said partnership to commence Dec. 49,
1877, and to terminate by limitation Jan, l,
1850.
In witness whereof the parties have hereun.
o act their hands and seals this 2Sth day Of
December, 1877.
HARRY l. 9HINKLE, sEAL.]
M. V. SULLIVAN, !sEAL.l
In witness whereof,
ii. J. PATTON,
SIMON JOHNSON.
State OF Ohio. Hamilton County, ss.--Person-
ally appeared before me- the undersigned, a
Notary Public in and for County aud State
Aforesaid, Harry |. Shlnk!e and Nd. V. Sulli-
van, the signers OF the foregoing instrument,
thereof to be their voluntary act and decd for
the uses and purposes therein nlentioncd.
In witness whereof have hereunto set m
hand and notarial seal this the 2Sth day Of De-
cembcr, 1877.
l5EALi NJ, j. PATTON,
Notary Public, Hamilton County, OHIO.
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AM USE vi ENTB.
GRAND OPRHA-HOUSE.

Miss Rose Eytin2s as "Cieopatra,' ,
| with the excellent support whioh accom-
panies her, remains this week only. She
has drawn fine houses, and richly de-
serves all she has received. She is a
most admirable actress, and the charac-
ter gives lull scope for her fine abilities.
Matinee this afternoon and last per.
formanoe tonight.
Monday next, Mexico Rankin and Kit
ty Blanchard in the "Danites." Re-
served seats at Hawley's, 154 Vine
street.
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RoBINsoN's OPERA HOUSE.

Mrs. Rachael Macauley, always a IA
yorite in this city, has made most de.
cided hit in her character Of the "Mother
seraphine," in the great New York and
Paris success, "Mother'5 Secret" The
play is Intensely Interesting, aud 10 we'll
sustained in all its parts. The scenery
is beautiful and artistic, and the pic ce
in all respects spleudidly put upon the
stage. Matinee This afternoon aud reg.
uiar performance tonight. Do not fail
to see it,
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HAPPY tidings for nervous sufferers. and
those who have been dosed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermachers Electric Belts eff
fectually cure premature debility, WEAKNESS,
and decay. Book and Journal, with informa-
ton worth thousands, mailed free. Address
PULVEkMACHER GALVANtC CO., Gin
CinnatI, Ohio
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Oysters 95c a quart, 344 W. Sixth OF.

The Co!onnade Holel, Philadelphia,
Pa, Endorsed by eminent and dtstin-
guished visitors as a model establish
ment. will be an exception hereafter to
the general complaint Of high prices.
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The concluding piece, "Pm Not Mesilf
~ ALL" was not at all entertaining, the
Sa,Ht being moro that sf the play than Of
She players. Its selection was Ill.
edvised. A ngs programme 10 promised,
LaxsvaT. feI the next 0nt9ttainmonk
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WOODS THEATKB

Thin audiences to thinner ent ertain-
ments are all that characterize this once
popular place Of amusement.
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.


DEV. DIR. CAMPBELL WILL PREACH
IN and heal the SICK free in Temperance
Hall, northeast corner Of Eighth street aud
Central avenue, at AZ P. NJ, on SUNDAY. All
seeking Truth and Health are invited. IT.
StT. PAUL N. E. CHURCH, CORNER SEW
- ENTH and Smith streets. Preaching To-
row at II A. NJ. and IN =. NJ. by the Pastor,
Rev. H. B. Rldgaway, DID. Evening sub
Ject: "Dlvine Retrlbutiop." sunday school
tex 2. III.
DEV. A. M. WORCESTER, OF WEST
IN MERIDIAN, Conn, will occupy the pull
pit of the Third Baptist Church, on Pine street,
near Clark, Tomorrow at II A. M. and X r.
Nj. SabDath-school and Young Peoples Mis-
sionsry Union at 2k;P. M.
WINE STREET CONGREG KTIONAL
Y CHURCH, Vine street between Eighth
and Nintn streets. Services will, oe held in
this church on Sunday, Jan. l3. Sermon n tho
morning by the Rev. Charles Ii. Daniels,
DID. In the evening service Of song with a
short sermon. Seats are free and ali are In
vited and made welcome.
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AssIGNEE's BALE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ Stockholders Of the Corrugated Elbow
Company Of the United States that meeting
called, for the purpose Of reducing the Capital
STOCK Of said Company to the sum Of 5000, 900 90,
at tina Office OF the Company, Nus. As and At
Race street. in Cincinnati, Hamilton County,
Ohio, at 10 O'clock a. NJ, on MONDAY, Janu-
ary 2lst, 1878. immediately after the regular
annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of said
Company to be hold at the same time and at
the same place, and that said meeting of Stock-
holders IS called for tho purpose OF so reducing
tho capital stock Of said company and in pur.
suance Of the law in such cases made and pro.
vided.
/. Is. RESOR,
VIM. RESOR, JR., niro.+ors
W, S. MCNSON, D''e'0oie'
CHARLES II. LAW.
dc2p-tojaN
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4 EGAL NOTICE-NOTlCE Ii HEREBY
~ given that the subscriber hae been ap-
po inted and qualified rs Administrator on the
estate Of 8. 8. Linton, late OF Hamilton Coun.
ty. Ohio, deceased POWEL CROSLEY.
Dated At Ciucion natl, Ohio. this lab day OF
! JanuAry, 1879 jal2-3tS
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The Clio.

"AboVe the Clouds" and "Its Not
Mesiif at Alp were rendered last night
TO the usual overfiowing house. OF the
hrst piece we can truly say that 1t was
we'll played in all the important parts.
Miss Crows impersonation OF the part
Of Chester Thoru" was one of the
finest pieces Of acting yet seen at the
Clio, and Mr. Roberts philip Ringoldn
was u companion piece fully as well
rendered. Miss Packard's "Grace Ing
alls" was finely read and acted; in faci
This lady plays well every part she un.
tertakes TO lmpersonaIe. The part OF
the Italian at the hands OF MIR. De Rose
was in his usual happy style. The re.
naming parts were well render ed, with
the exception Of that OF "Titus Turtle" :"
which was not at all good, either in
Eo!ee or nske-up. The complete cast
was as follows:
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LEGAL.

T EGAL NOTICE-NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed and qualified as Adm lnistrator on the
estate of John G. Binson, late of Hamilton
County, Ohio, deceased,
powell CRUSLEY.
Dated ct Cinciqnati. D., this l2th day OF jan
uary, 1878. jal2-3tS
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GRAND SUCCESS
OF OUR
Great Sacrifice Sale|
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS & CHILDREN S
'0VERC0A7S AND IjLS?ER|S \

On January we marked down our entire stock
of Overcoats and Ulsters Cardigan Jackets and
Winter Undershirts and Drawers without regard
to cost. Our sales during the past week have been
very large, showing us that the people appreciate
the bargains We would advise all who intend
purchasing an Overcoat to come and secure a bar
gain as soon as possible, our large sales will
soon break the assortment We are selling
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FINANCIAL.
RIcHMoND sToCK EXCHANGE.
sfe.t1THUHSDAIt may oUf 1915
sALEs.-10 shares Union Bank stock as 421
1000 Petersburg Railroad first mortgage SIS at 90

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE. q
THURSDAY, May 80, 1873.
SALEs.-10 shares Union Bank stock as 424;
1000 Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's at 90.
american Getd.-100l bid. -.
asked: Virrinia eonsols. new, 2gg bid. 3oT asked
Virginia fnpdable, "a bid: Virginia deferred, AZ
bid; Virginia interest certificates. bid: Virginia
citg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssit city s's ]. and j.,
11S1 bid 100 asked; Richmond city 6's, j. and
j. los bio Petersburg city s's and nd, A. SO
city as Especial taxi j. and j.. on asked; Lynch
burg city 8's j. and j.. la bid: Lypchburg city
S 4 an6 y Ss DID a ssy
and N, 90 asked; Manchester as, tas-receiyable
II. and s., 80 bid 80 asked
road 81, gold, ii. and n: 81 bid So asked; viz
ginia Central Railroad firsr mortgage 6s, D. and d.
loo BID; Virgiha Central Railroad. third mortgage
fourth mortgage S's, j. and j., 95 bid; Virginia
Central Railroad non mortgage S's. j. and D., 81
bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second mort
gage 6's. j. and j.. SO btd Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad third mortgage S's. j. and j.. 80 bid:
soutlside Railroad second MORTGAGE preferred 6's,
sn6 S se
railroad Hrst mortgage s's, J. and j., 80 bid. 80
asked; Richmond and DanyiIe Railroad consoli.
Railroad first mortgage SIS, A. and D.. 81 bid.
Railroad Observation-Disclosures and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par. "a bid, 40 asked; Richmond,
guaranteed, 100 pu, go bid; Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and. Potomac Railroad seven per cent.
guaranteed, 100 par, 80 bid.
National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, 80 asked;
Planters Naiional, 100 par, los BID; MeFc6 ban,
NaGn al 100 gsT 80 aked Union Bank of Rich
insurance comp anies.- Virginia Home, 90 par,
102 asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 81
Od STANDARDIZATION Doma nc D Steamship Com
pany, 100 par. 76 bid.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England and AsIatIc Turkey.

LONDON, May 30.-It now seems proba-
BILE from the scheme for q British Drotec-
torate over Asiatic Turkey that it has been
really put forward by the Government.
The Times returns to the subject this morn
ing, and in leading article says: " A con-
stitutional ministry in Turkey is at the pre-
sent mere dream. There must be some
permanent centre Of force to control by its
attraction the shifting elements Of personal
will or caprice. That central force, it is to
be hoped, the Porte will consent to ac-
cept at our hands, and thus introduce the
only principle of stability into it's Govern
ment OF which it is yet capable"
A letter to the Daily Neaes from Constan-
tinople, explaining the recent change OF po-
sition made by the Russian forces, says the
country between San Stefano and Adrian
ople is exceedingly malarious, and $4,000
Russians on that line have died, mostly OF
fever, within the last two months.
ENGLISH FINANCES.
LONDON, May 30.-The rate OF discount
in the open market is one and three fourths
per cent. The directors Of the Bank Of
England to-day fixed the minimum rate
of discount at two and one-balf per cent,
the proportion Of tue Bank Of England re-
serve to the liability which last week was
thirty-nine and three-eighths per cent, and
is now forty and one-siXteenth per cent.
AN UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN RUSSIA AND
ENGLAND.
LONDON, May 30.-An extra edition OF the
Globe published this evening says it has
good reasons to believe that the assembling
of the congress is definitely settled. Eng
land and Russia have arrived at an under
standing, subject to the decision OF the
congress, on several OF the most important
questions.
A Reuter- Constantinople dispatch says il
an understanding is reached on certain
points on the first few siitings OF the con-
oress the British fleet will retire to Bessika
and the Russians to Declaration and Adrian
ople.
AUSTRIA NOT YET RECoNCILED.
VIENNA, May 3O.-Count AndrasSy to-day
said England and Russia would enter into
no agreement damaging to Austro-Hun-
gary. Russian replies 10 Austria's obJec-
lions to the treaty OF San Stefano had n ot
yet reconcled that Empire to it. The set
Element OF the Danublan and RoumaniaL
questions are important to Austria, and in
reference to these Count AndrassY's Ian.
guage was that I" the monarchy is vested on
the basis OF historical development, and let
him who touches it beware.
France.
THE voLTAIRE CENTENNIAL.
PARIS, May 3O.-The Voltaire Centenary
was celebrated to-day without disturbance
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

MAY 25-C'otIon.-No change TO note in tie cotton
market which Is steady az from OK TO loo. for mid
ding, with proportionatey lower prices for other
grades. -...s..-. ~
Odts.-In demand. Spring seed, ss@4oe.; win
W1eGt-Choice white. s1.2s@s1.30: good to
prime white, $l.22@S1.25; good to fair, SIG
Corn.-Receipts hight and the market firm; white,
55c.; mixed, 50952c. n bushel ~
Peanuts.-The market Is still unchanged, and we
continue old quotations follows: Prime, 95c. !;
strictly prime. 81: fancy, 81 .05@$l.10.
PQtdt0es.-M Market well supplied. Prices S2.7oE0
barrel for early rose, and less for other brands
prices are merely nominal, very few being In mar
ket and but little demand.
Butter.-Extra gIades, 23G2Sc.i good 70 prime,
E95s..Egss are advancing slightly owing to the
dimiSished quantity on the market. we quo'c AZ
Corn'~Siariet about as 1t has been 5S@57c: !.
peas and Bedns.-Blackeye, 81 20 PACK ~ stcSfi
peas, S1,35 For prime. Beans, Sl.oogs1''o' ANU
1 duil.-dDDsdl. $500 tss.1rs
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THE NEWS RECORD,
EMBRACING MATTERS IN ALL SEC.
TioNs OF TEE COUNTRY.

rus ADJOURNMENT O UESTIoN--FATAL
RAILROAD ACCIDENT CAUSED BY TRACK
ossTaUCToRs-sERt ILLNESS OF VIII
liam CULLEN BRYANT--TRAIN ROBBED
BY MASKED MEN IN ETAH-A BATTLE
SCARED CUBAN PATRl0T-INTEREsTiNG
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF AT
FAIRS IN CURA-MACaINE-sHo BURNED
TINDIANAPOLIS Err ON E-PARK
pACEs-BAPTISTG GENERAL ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rloN OF NEGRO MUTINEERs IN PHlLA-
DEI.pHIA-THE SCHEME FOR A BRITISH
rroTECToRATE OVER AsIaTrc TURKEY
MALARIaL scoURGE AMONG RUSSIANS
NEAR CoNSTANTINopLE-C COLLABORATION
OF THE voLTAlRE CENTENARY THE
WAR PROSPECT, &C., &C.
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/ CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

NlAY27-At the YdrdS.-Trade was brisk on yes
teriiay. and prices remained firm, as follows:
First and second clear. lAa2,ineh;; ss2@s3 ai
second clear dressed l85O@S17: siding. first conf
mon, dressed, Sl4.50@$l5; A. flooring, dressed,
s26: flooring, dressed, S23 flooring. dressed.
S17; box boards, A. 13 inches and upward. s32 :
box boards, Il, IS inches and upward, s27: box
boards. C, SIT; A stock b0ards. 10@12.inch. $500
boards. 1Ot6l2-inch. SIT: common stock boards, u,
$14@$l4.50: Gull boards. S9.5o@sll; fencing.
No !. 10 feet: 81 l:50@xl3; fencing, No. l, Y to
@8I2.50: fencing. No. 2, $9.50@s11: common
boards, 1912, 6, and 20 feet, 81 .50Msl25o; d.
mension stnf $IO@&12: dimension stuff. 20 to 80
feet, 81 2@$l6: small timber, 6x6, 10 SXS. $1,000
GlS15: round cedar posts, loo l5c.
Timber.-Pickets dressed and healed, S16@S1S;
pickets. rough and common. sS@S10.
Ldths.-Dry lath, S1.906T2.
.min1feS.-"An standard to extra, $500
1886 No. l, S1.25@S1.30.
Inside prices for common lumber are realized for,
-YilnpS .
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Sudden Illness of William Cullen
HryAMS.

NEW YORK, May 50.-William Cullen Bry-
ant, after two hours OF exposure yesterday
in the sun at the unyeiling Of the bust OF
Mazzini, fell, striking his head heavily, and
became insensible. He remains partially
unconscious. Itwa at the time impossible
to Judge of Mr.. Bryant's condition, as he
resisted every effort to examine him by ply
steal contact. During the night he was
restless and in an only partially conscious
state, not appearing to recognize the per-
sons about him, but evidently having plenty
of will-power and some.physical strength at
his command. His friend, MIR. John a.
Graham, who remained at his side as a
watcher, attempted once or twice TO reel MS
pulse, but at each attempt he would draw
his wrist away, and finally, with an impe-
tuous gesture, threw Mr. Graham's hand
from him. Mr. Bryant is about eighty-hye
poors of app
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Mutineus sailors.

PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-Four colored
sailors on the schooner Curtis Triton, which
LETT this port for Cuba, were arranged this
afternoon before United States Commits
sioner Smith, charged with nutiny in DISC
beying orders. They were brought to this
city in irons, having been put under arrest J!
got to that place. After hearing the testi-
mopy the Commissioners concluded to hold
the prisoners until tomorrow. when the
case will be taken into court. The men
deny that they refused to work. 81.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 2S.--In western Leaf. so far rs reported, the
sales 90 reach very material amount but 1t Is
believed larger business has been done than trans
pires; prices show stcadlncss. Virginia leaf shows
otherwise not much being done Secdleaf is Mt very
regular prices. and Is fairly active. Sales Of 900
New England, crop 1876, 15G25c.; $50 cases
Pennsylvania. crop 1876. on private terms; so
90 cases Ohio, crop 1877. Ike: At cases Ohio.
crop 1876, III: $50 bales Havana ut S0c.GS1.l0.
The following are The quotations
Virginia leaf, bright wrappers common to medium,
15m20c.; good 10 tlne 25G93Oc fine 10 extra fine,
4O65jc. smokers. l5M25c.; dapple wrappers,
TO line, 5G6kc.; leaf, common 10 good, 6@7Ec.
good TO fine, 7tGI9Ec.; fine extra. lO@l3c.; and
black wrappers, 9@l4c.-JournaL Of Commerce.
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.Jer0n,e.Park Races.

NEW YORK, May 30.-At Jerome Park
to-day the three-quarter-mie race, for all
ages. was won by Garrick; Rodamanthus
second, Italia third. Time, 1:19.
In the one-and -one.fourth-mile race there
were seven starters. The mud was fetlock
deep. Danger won; Virginius second,
Fugitive third. Time, 2:i92.
The mile race, for three-year-olds, was
won by the Duke Of Magenta; Bramble Sc
cond, Danichief third. Time, las.
Mr.. Griswold, on Darnley, won the gen.
t!eman race-one and one quarter miles.
Time, 2:33.
Trouble won the steeple chase.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCU E4CHANUE.
THURSDAY, May 80, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised SOS hosshead5 and
Il tierces. Tie offerings at auction on 'Change
were 1o3 packages; Of which number 20 were
taken In. and the remainder sold ut prices ranging
from $3.50 10 $40.
We continue TO quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.--Common to medium, s1.506s2; medium
to good, $3GS3.50.
Leaf.-Common, s4@s5: medium, So @6; good,
S6.50@$7.50; fine, SS0310.
bright. ~
Lugs.-Commou colory, s39$4.
FiIers.-Common. $4GS5; medium, S5l$7;
good, S7GD3l0: fine, S10@Sl3.
!Snnokers.-CommoD, 379ss.50: medium. 500
s1l: good, $10@$13; fine, S15@$lS; fancy, 81 8
Wrappers.-Common, sl0@s14; medium. s15
@s20; good s25AS40; fine, s50@s55; fancy,
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MAY 27.-Tbe market was steady, with sales ag-
gregating 31S hogssheads, dislribsled as follows:
The Pickett House sold 40 hoSsheads: 10 hogs
$3.50. $40, 1915, $500, 1870, $3.50, 1925,
$3.50. $40. 1918. 1920: 3 hogsheads Simpson
County Tugs ut 1885, S3.35, $3.50; hoSshead
Perry County (Ind.l lugs at 1920. $2.S0I hogs
head Graves County leaf at 81 60: hogsheads Hen
1896; Q hogsheads Dubo County (Ind.) leaf at
1885, $780,: 3 bog:heads Breckinridge County leaf
and Tugs ut s4.55, "a, S2.35: 1 hogshcad Marion
County leaf at $5.55; bogshead Trimbe County
leaf ut 1915; 2 hogsheads Boyle County leaf and
Tugs Mt $3.50, $3.50: ho2shead Meade County
leaf ut Si.-COurier- Journal.