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The Ecnian scare i'm England.

Specials by cable 10 the New York Word
from London last night say, Either the gov
ernment is In receipt or information which
forecasts an immense fenlan uprising, not
alone in Ireland, but In all the principal towns
OF England, or else for some occult reason IL
wishes the people TO believe Unat II mas such In
formation. The most remarkable stories are
uold all over the Kingdom of this impending In
surFection and the acts or the government Tend
10 aggravate public alarm into a pQolic panic.
Any unusual gathering or men or the appear
ance OF any considerable number Of strange
faces in TOWN now sui1ices 10 spread
Wild ttale or the coming OF the FenianS.
In Sheffield to-day there Was tue greatest eN
element over Tumor that 3n0 OF the much
dreaded FeDianS had arrived. and that hence
forth the lives OF the towns people were no
longer safe. The city officials Immediately
issued orders TO all their suoOrdinates TO take
extra precautions. The police force was I'm
creased ana guard WaS placed over all the
military depotS and eSery pl zee where there
was any considerable number OF arms. ButJhe
great scare soon subsidized when it became
known that the 200 terrible Irish censpirators
were IN reality only few poor Irish woTkmen
who had come into the city seeking labor.
AN IRISH REGIMENT BISARNED.
After the action or the government today,
however, the people Will have good reason 10
be alarmed. the second battalion or the 18TH
or Royal Irish regiment or foot, stationed at
Aldershot anu under the command OF Lieut. Col.
GTtgorle. has been dSarlned. or course nothing
can explain such step, excepting b3,let thaJ
the troops have become imouad With Fenian-
ism and mal Join In the rebellion which IS so
soon 10 come upon U.s. Dover Castle has also
been closed 10 the public ana extra guards
placed over all the large public buildings there
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Surgeon General barnes TO be Re.
tired.
DIR. BANTER TO SUCCEED HIM.

The one vacancy on the retired list of the
army will be filed by the retirement of Surgeon
General Barnes and the promotion OF DR..
Baxter, chief medical purveyor, to be surgeon
general. This change may not be made by the
present administration. II not tt will un-
doubtedly take place early under General Gar
nelds administration If President HAYES
reirains from acting In the matter 1t Will be
because OF the fact that DR.. Baxter is his
family physician and for him to make the
change might look like personal favOritism.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

Mrs. HAYEs will hold her usua Saturday
afterI Oon reception to morrow, from to 5
O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-28

PoIIcENAS.-'Now, then, move on. There's
nothing the matter here Sarcastic Boy.-'.Of
course there ism {. Ii there was you wouldn't
DC here
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HALIFAX. n. s., Jan. 2S.-Johl Lancr was
instantly killed in a moulding shop. being
struck on the head by the end OF a boiler
blown out through his neglect TO keep water
I'm The hOtIer
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S.-It is stated by coun-
sci that there Will be no further argument In
Reading mandamus proceedings In Court of
Common Pleas, but that there may be some
judicial ruling in the question OF an annual
meeting tomorrow.
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DOMINION DOINGS.
The Pacific Hallway i'm the House

OTTAWA, ONT. January 2s.-In the House Of
Commons the debate on the second reading OF
the resolutions regarding the Pacific railway
contract. is continued, a number OF amend
mentS being moved by members OF the oppoS.-
uon. These all being defeated on a party vote
the government supporters are taking little
part In the debate. The house is still In session
at l.9A q m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-28

GOVERNMENT RBCsIPTs To DAT.--InternaI rev.
enue, 1855, ,5492l: customs 500, ,Se421.
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GEN. LIE DuC. OF the Agricultural bureau, was
be:oIe subcommittee of the agricultural com.
mittee of the House to-day. He recommends
with the Agricultural department for the dis
play OF models OF agricultural Implements as
well as liberal appropriations for experimental
farms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-28

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senator Baldwin, and Representatives Butter
worth, Mckinley, Downey, Townshead (Ill
Thompson. and Loring.
THE TAXES ON MATCHES, BANK CHICKS. ETC
The internal revenue subcommittee OF the
House committee on ways and means to-day
agreed to prepare bill embodying the recon-
meIdatlon OF the commissioner OF internal reve-
nue. to take the tax OFF OF matches. bank checks,
savings banks deposit, and all proprietary taxes
except On peTfumery and cosmetics.
THE PRESIDENT APPROVED to- day the follow
ing: Bill making an appropriation OF $40, 900 for
filling up, draining and placing In coed sant
tary condition the grounds south OF the Capitol
directing the public printer to furnish each
Justice and the clerk and marshal OF the SD.
preme Court with copy OF the Congressional
Recerd;" and the Military Academy appropria-
ton bill.
No MORE ARMY RECRUITING IN WASHINGTON.
The War department has directed the abolition
OF the recruiting rendezvous in this city. This
action Is taken because the recruiting food for
the army Is running low. The rendezvous is
situated on F street, between 18TH and 18th
streets. The order win take effect on February
lst next, when 1sJ Lieut.. l., A. Matltle, 1lth in
ny Iantry, who Is IN charge, viii turn over the
pubic property in his possession. and then pro-
ceed TO St Paul, Minn., and report to the COM
mand1ng general department. OF Dakota
THE TREATY PUBLICATION INQUIRY. = The
Senate committee on elections to-day had up
and examined number OF the Senate employees
In regard to the publication of the Chinese
treaty. The employees testified to what all who
know anything about the matter knew before
that they had nothing TO DO with giving out
the treaty, and did NOT know how it got out. IL
can be said for the officers and employees that
they do not give out contTaband Information.
The committee must look higher IL it wants to
discover the leak. The next step OF the commit
Tee will probably be to examine the Senators In
dlVldually, not under oath, but on their honor.
A GOOD THING IN NEW MEXICO. The centre
OF the ninety-m1le desert is now broken by
watering place, the cheering oasis which re.
lieves the long strain on body aud soul. In
1871 Major John Martin dug one hundred and
sixty feet, and struck sweet, abundant f0un-
TAIN deliciOusly cool. SOFT with slight taste Of
sulphur. Its depth Is forty feet, and the heav-
lest draughts have never leSSeHed the supply.
II is pumped by windmill, which the wind
sometimes makes his OWL: and the gurgle and
splash, as the stream falls into the huge tanks
Is sound In the ear OF the traveller sweet as
his first hearing OF the nightingale. Before the
wen was made water was hauled In barrels to
the station from the Rio Grlnde, fifteen miles
away. The nearest fuel at that point is eight.
cen miles sdistant.-Iadepefdeat.
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GEN HUNToN. chairman Of the District com
m1ttee. welded the gavel I'm the House to-day
In very creditable manner
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Counting the Electoral Vote.

IL,
One week from Wednesday next the electora1
vote Is to be counted. AS yet no provision has
been made how 1t shall be done. and the prospect
now Is that there will be no arrangement. 1t is
the Intention 10 ain call up the electoral reso-
luCons On tuesday next, but the prospect OF
their passage is not at all promising. There is
a little feeling against Speaker Randall. He
has assumed TO manage the House Oh this uues-
tiOn, and there are i've or six democrats who
want TO see him fail. The trouble ahead is that
when the vote of Georgia is reached, the Ques-
tlon viii arise whether or no 1t shall be counted.
IL the Vice President assumes the sole right to
count the vote, and either records 1t or throws
1t out, 1t will In either event provoke objection.
In 1857 the state OF Wisconsin cast its cleo
toral vote on the day after that prescribed by
law. There were no rules governing the count
then as now. When in joint convention Wis
consin was called the tellers listed the vote
and the Vice President announced 1t for Ere
mont and Dayton bypothecally. 1t did not at
1ect the result. The two houses separated and
debated the question for few days and did
nothing other than to adopt a resolution to no
1fy Buchanan he had been elected President
and Brecsinrfdge V1ce-President. Ifthere are no
rules adopted between now and February 9Jh,
On the day the vote Is counted, Georgia will
probably be counted as was Wisconsin 1n 1851
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THE FOLLOWING internal revenue appoint
ments have been made: j. e. Edwards, store
keeper and gauger 9th district OF In1iana
Travis Morse, storekeeper s,h districs OF Ken
tUcky: and w. c. Montgomery. gauger S.h d!s-
tfict OF Kentucky.
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THE FOURTH OF MARCH A LEGAL HOLIDAY
A petition was sent to the House committee on
the District or Columbia day, sig1ed by all
the cashiers Of the banks In the city of Wash
fDgton, requesting that the 4Lh OF March next
be MADE legal holiday In The District
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THE NIGHT SESSION ordered last night for
the consideration Of District business was cut
off because OF the adjournment yesterday after
noon TO prevent vote on the Yates Martin
election contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-28

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senator Baldwin, and Representatives Butter
worth, Mckinley, Downey, Townshead (nl.),
Thompson. and Loring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-28

SECRETARY SHERMAN will go to Boston on the
I'd instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-28

THE YORKTOWN M0NUMENT.-The joint com
mittee or Congress In the Yorktown centennial
will meet at the War department tom .rrow to
examine the design of the proposed mo oaument
to mark the spot where CORVALLIS surrendered
The designer OF the monument will be present
TO explain his work. The Secretaries OF State
War and Navy have been invited by the Joint
committee TO meet with them and eX press their
opinions upon the design. Should the model
stand the test Of this critical examination the
contract for the monument Will be closed at
once,
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STANLEY MATTHEWS NoHiEATION.-In con-
Bection with the nomination OF ex-senator
Stanley Matthews to be United states Supreme
Judge, there is some grumbling, apparently
entirely among republicans. about .Onio men.
ETC.; but the democrats and most OF the repus-
ncanS in the Senate are satisfied with the
nomination. and Mr. Matthews will be con-
f1rmed by practically unanimous vote.
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AN ELEVATOR IN THE WiNDER BCILDING.-The
Vice President to-day submitted to the Senate
a communication from the Secretary of War,
recommending an appropriation for the cree.
tlon OF an elevator In the Winder building of
this city. used by the government and man
TO attend it. Referred TO appropriations COM
mittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-28

The HOUSE COMMITTEE on COMMERCE has de-
cded not TO vote on the Washington narbor
Improvement until all other details OF the river
and harbor bill are completed. This is con-
strued TO mean that the committee will refuse
the appropriation asked II IL is not put iu the
bill, however, efforts will be made to defeat the
entire bill by congressman who want to see the
river improved 1t is not remote improbability
that II the national capital Is thus snuobed
President Hayes may feel disposed to veto the
biil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-28

SENATOR GRoOME to-day presented petition
for pension TO the widow OF Commodore q IT
diner, late OF the navy.
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AN ERICAN COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS IN QUE
BEC.-The Department OF state is advised by
the consul at quebec, that an ordnance of that
city requires transient merchants, or their
agents. or their employees. to take out license
at $50 per annum, before following their yoca-
tiGns or selling by sample within Jnat corpora.
ton. This ordinance. passed in 1896 was not
enforced until the previous year. and the con
sul'5 attention was called TO Ii by the arrest OF
an American commercial agent VINO was igno-
rant or The eXiStance or Sucn a law Lest
other agents may tind themselves in like I'm
pleasant position, the consul reports the facts
as above.
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SPORTING GOODS.

DE LEWIS ON
INDIAN CETBS!!
80 They expand the Chests Of Men, Women and
Children-0eUetop ana JGeTlHGeI9tty strengthen the
LuH0s-harden al the Muscles and overcome the
debiftstns effects of sedeDtary Habits. Fresh air
and daily exercise nth fTtiGn Clubs tctU cure Dys
JepSsC, Debility and nearly Gll the Its that Flesh
~ heir to-" Beautifully shaped polished and
balanced perfectly on Kehoe's model of Rock Maple
Price with Illustrated Book Of Instruction. any
tlze or eeight from to lO lbs, only 81 per pair
Sold only 81
O'nEARA'S Sporting Baznr.
Cor. 18Th and r sfs, OPP. treasury.
Delivered free everywhere: send orders by postal
card or telephone dsc27
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NAVAL ORDERs--Capt. W. A. Kirkland, from
special duty at Washington, ID. c.. and ordered
TO take passage In the steamer Britannia, Feb.
5th, for Liverpool. thence to Monte video, and
on arrival there 10 report for the comm and OF
the Shenandoah. Commander Merrill Miller,
from the command OF the antic, and placed on
sick leave. Lieut.. Commander Ii. G.. White TO
temporary duty In charge OF ordnance and nav
1gatioD departments at The League Island navy
yard. Sailmaker T. b. White. TO the Colorado
at New York, on the 1St OF February relieving
SailmakeT Z. G. Freeman, and ordered TO the
Trenton, European station, Per steamer or Feo.
9th.
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JUDGE BILLINGS NOMINATION IN THE SENATE
There are some signs about the Senate OF an
attempt to raise opposition to the confirmation
OF Juoge Billings; but 1t will not, from present
appearances, amount to much. 1t Is said that
friends OF Judge Pardee are organizing the op-
position to Billings; that they believe that II the
appointment can be STAYED of until Gen. Gar
field becomes President he would appoint Par
dee.
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are
Oznown r. the beet, ie JUSTH'S old stand
knovn for y-1rs as the only place where FIRST class
sECOSD-HAND CLOTHING can be sold at re-
EYtci2pe prices. Address or call st JUSTH'S old
stand. No. eIg D St, hetV cen 9th and 9Th Ste
northwest, or Branch Store. No 40S 9th ST.. be-
tween u and sts northwes N.B.-Note by mai
IroL- Itly attended 10. jani9
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EENTLEHEN'S HATS.
Satin and Merro OPERA HATS
GeBte1en's DRESS SILK HATS.
Enslsh DERBY HATS.
sTtTSON's FINE SOFT FELT HATS.
Cub and sCc1e-ies furnished AZ reduced rates
d. III. sTINE1IETZ. HArrEE AND FU8srER.
JANIS l237 Pa. ave-. next 70 cnraer 18th 81
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WHATA PROMINENT SENATOR SAYs.-Thera is
an occasion al rumcr about Senator Conkilng
being disappointed In the contemp aied ar
raDgement OF Gariield'5 Cabinet, and that IL he
tCohkling} does not receive proper considera-
tlon he Will ''kick and make 1t hot for tue id
mln1Stration." A prominent dem ocratic sen.
ator said yesterday: "If Blaine goes 1ato the
Cabinet it need not make any difference ~ the
Garfield administration whether Conkling is
pleased or displeased. Blaine can always COM
mand support enough in the Senate to override
great SMALL
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-29
KILLED AT TRENTON.
HIRAMBIINGS.

We arc panied to learn OF the death
Mrs Catherine Bobbitt, near Kclly's
Station.
Miss Gertie Garter, OF South Chris
tian, is visiting the family of V. NJ.
Mctcalfe.
Snakes. Lizards. jowl and greens,
spring Of the year and the dry-grins
now.
Clran mp your yards, plant your
garden truck, turn your children bare
footed and so swimming.
The best strategic move for a
nights lodging have ever seen, was
the man who walked up to a police
man on Saturday and struck him in
the breast in order to get to spend a
night in Jail.
DR.. l.. B. Hickman has in his po-
session a bullet which he cut from the
shoulder Of Mr.. Todd, ia brother of
Mrs. Lincoln). The ball was shot in
to him by an Indian, at the battle OF
the river Raisin, and twenty seven
years afterwards DR.. Hickman cut it
ont. 1t is attached to a piece OF his
shoulder blade, and is very great
curiosity.
We do not care a thing about the
circus ourself; but the children want
to go to see the animals and we will
have to take them.
An enthusiastic friend Of the South
Kcntuckian says it is still the best in
the deck.
If you are really anxious to get hold
OF spring chicken. all You have to
do is to buy dozen or two eggs from
the country and break the shell.
"Roy," your ubiquitous agent and
correspondent, called in to see me
moment yesterday. He is looking as
pretty as girl and as serious as the
men who pass around the sacrament
at church.
Coroner Courtney held "request"
over the remains Of colored woman
somewhere near town last week-the
woman was dead.
Say Charlie, we have found out one
thing to-day, that is, that other pee
pie besides niggers and Pondriverians'
read the show bills.
All preaching brethren travelling
through this town are hereby reques-
ted to stop and eat with us; you see
Charlie, we have much better eatings
at our boarding house when a minis
ter is there. A word to the wise is
sufficient.
John Boyd says he found two Of
the prettiest girls in the world last
week--that there is inst enough sweet
ness there to have made two real an
gels il it had been properly divided;
but it was not, for one Of them is too
tall and the other too low. What a
pity.
We saw a certain lair haired dam
sci with eyes blue as the sky gaze
upon long, lean, lank, hungry look
ing editor Of a certain paper published
South of Mason and Dixen's line.
heard her mutter in the language of
the Immortal bard of Avon, 81
like not lean men, they are fit for
murder, watermelon patches, treason.
flirting stratagems and to spoil their
new pants. oh, would to God that
he were fatter!"
HIRAM.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-29

We have added SIXTY new names
to our subscription list Within the
last two weeks.
Mr.. Long, the jailer now has only
two boarders, one for the county and
one for the city.
Mr.. +. L. Gouhot has opened first
class saloon. restaurant, and billiard
hall under this office.
The meeting at the second Prcsby-
terrain church Is still in progress and
the interest increasing.
Dan Rico's circus will be here next
Monday, See advertisement in an.
other column for particulars.
Charlie Burbridge has taken po-
sition as salesman in the new store of
Garnett & DeTreyille.
Communications from "Dwess'
"Camille" and "Roy" are crowded
out by rush OF advertisements.
The warehousemen must send IN
their sales early Monday at the latest
IL they want them published. Send
them every week.
The young people will have q
Masquerade party at Mr.. A. e.
Words, at the forks of the Cadiz and
Princeton roads, one mile and half
from the city tomorrow night.
Messrs. Garnet & DeTrcville, the
new firm on Glass corner insert a
conspicuous advertisement in this is.
sue. They are young gentlemen of
popularity and experience and will
merit liberal patronage from the
public. They will keep everything
in the line Of gents furnishing goods
and will sell strictly for cash, and
consequently can afford to sell much
cheaper than houses that do credit
business. GiYe them a call.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

Evergreen Lodge No. IS, X. OF P.
Is negotiating for the purchase of an
organ.
The Grange movement seems to DO
revlving. Oranges have been recent
ly resuscitaied at Casky, Pembroke
aud several other points In the coun-
ty.
Marshall p. NJ. Owen has been APP
pointed District Deputy Grand Mas
ter Workman for twelve counties in
the First, Second and Third judicial
districts.
The X. OFF. Lodge now numbers
nearly ninety members. AT thercgular
meeting Thursday night the degree
of Esquire was conferred upon Prof.
j. B, Soloman, the degree of Knight
upon Prof. W. II. Hook and the
Grand Orient upon knights, W. M.
Fuqua, Bailey Waller and r. L.
Burbridge.
RESOLUTIONS.
WHEREAS, Christian Lodge, No.
$40, Knights Of Honor, has been APP
prised of the death Of our beloved
brother, Charles G. Shanklin. who
departed this life March 18th, 1881. In
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TOBACCO NEWS.
HOME.


Sales of IS hhds., tobacco. by ]. X.
Cant d Sons:
"a hhds. good, 8 50, S65, 8 rs,
s 10, 8 10. 500, 100, TO, 76O.
7 30, 7 40, 7 80, Z Is. Z 90, Z 90, 7 90,
6 80, 8 70, 6 65. 6 rs, 6 60, 6 SOC 40,
6 30, 8 30, 80, 6 IS, 6 %, 6l5,
6 Is, 6l0, Gl0, 600, 600, 600,
6 90.
20 hhds. medium Leaf, from $5,O5
to $500.
81 hhds. from $3.50 to $500.
Market about as last week.
j. X. Cant u Sons.
Sales Of AZ hhds. tobacco, March
23rd by Alternately & Co, as follows:
% hhds. common leaf, from $500
to $7.25.
IA hhds, common to good Jugs, from
1885 to $4,S5.
Sales by Wheeler, Mills & Co.,
March 23rd and oath, of 80 hhds, as
follows:
II hhds. good to medium, from
1925 to $500.
20 hhds. low leaf, from $500 to
$500.
ID hhds. Tugs good trash, $500 to
S3.40.
Market dull on W ednesday, little
stronger on Thursday, and on Friday
alter regular sales were over most Of
our reflections were taken at an adj.
vance. We look for better prices next
week.
A reference TO our table Of stocks in
the United States markets shows re-
duction, compared with the same
period OF last year, oil 6.426 hogs
heads in the Western markets, while
there is an increase of $3.50 hogsheads
at the seaboard markets, making a
net increase in all markets Of the U.
S. Of 1883 hngsheads compared with
March LIST, 1885, Western Tobacco
Journal.
The Henry Clay Cigar factory, of
Hayana, Cuba, is now turning out
100000 cigars daily, which is the
largest production ever attained by a
Cuban cigar factory. and even with
this immense production they are un-
able to meet the domand.-[ Western
Tobacco Journal.
Many Of the farmers in this neigh
borhood are using muslin covers tor
their tobacco plant beds. The expert
ence last season was that plants grown
under muslin covers were ready to
transplant two weeks earlier than
those grown in the open Mays
vile Bulletin.
In the current weeks arrivals there
is large increase in the proportion Of
Burley tobaccos, which ale drawn hith-
er by the relatively high prices ruling
in this market. These tobaccos have
continued to attract very active COM
petition, and very full and generally
satisfactory prices have been paid.
Low grade or nondescript Leaf is COM
paratively dull, but all sound straight
packages Of leaf or Jugs ofany charac-
ter have ruled in sellers favor.
The market for new crop dark and
heavy tobaccos has latterly shown an
easier feeling, and prices are hardly as
iull as last week, either in leaf or Tugs
The offerings have presented a mod
erately fair proportion of rather useful
tobaccos. but nothing of great merit.
Old crop tobaccos, Tugs as well as leaf,
are dull. and Jugs are fraction lower.
In the New York market there has
been more miscellaneous activity, but
holders appear to be meeting buyers
at previous prices ~ Farmers Home
Journal.