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sc1p1o. \. Y. December 1, 1879

am the pastor of the Baptist Church
in practice, but am my sole ::amily physi,
Over q year sgo recommended your Hop
Bitters 10 my invalid wife, who has been
under medical treatment of Albany's best
physicians several wears. She has become
thoroughly cured OF her various complica-
ted diseases by their use. We both re-
commend them TO our friends. many OF
whom have also been cured Of their vari-
Gus ailments BY them
REy. Z. Z. WARREN.
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SLACK BUSINESS.
An Cp.River Enterprise Winds Up Its
Affairs and DfssOlves Partnership.

PITTSBURGH, Aprit 4.-The Keystone Coal
Company, which has mines opposite Steu-
benville, Ohio, and offices in this city, de.
cided to-day, under the limit act, TO wind
up business and dissolve partnership. The
action was found necessary because Of the
failure of the company to do business
enough to secure profits with which the
interest of the indebtedness might be paid
off, Thisindebtedness amounts to S2I5, 900,
the interest on which, due April l, is 3d.
900. Yesterday Thomas Fawcett, Hugh
Lee and J. L. Marshall were elected liqui-
dating trustees They will at once look to
The settlement of the business.
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A FatlN re.

YouSGsrowN, 0, April 4.-Benedict Wei
llnger, mn aged farmer near CoIumbiana,
attempted 10 shuttle of Monday, using q
piece Of twine and playing the matinee In
an outbuilding. Upon being rescued he
went at once TO saw mill and endeayored
10 throw himself upon a saw, but was
caught by workman and bis life saved.
rTior 10 this he has conducted himself in .
quiet manner and given no evidence OF In.
sanity.
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ADIRONDACK MURRAY MISSING.
From His Texas Home. Leaving
Mourners 10 the Extent Of ST., 900.

Mourners 10 the Extent Of $4,000.
San ANroNIA, TEXAS. April 4.-Rev. w.
II. II. Murray, we'll known as the former
popular Park street Boston preacher, edi.
tor of the Golden Rule, Adirondack ad-
mirer, blooded stock breeder, blackboard
inventor, sawnill owner and wood hauler,
who hurriedly left Boston because of a
scandal which involved him and the at
tractive young lady who phonographical-
ly reported his Music Hall sermons, has
disappeared from this place, leaving un.
paid debts of about $4,000. His intimate
female friends, the amanuepsis who fol-
lowed him from Boston, vanished with
him
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Mnrderer Resentsnesd.

WBIrE PLAINS, N. Y, April 4-Murderer
CornsIli was brought into court this morn
ing and resentenced TO be hanged Nav III.
On the way back TO the cell he took of his
bat, bid the Sheriff good bye, and made
spring 10 escape, but was caught by the
sheriff and his assistants and carried 70 the
cell. fighting like a tiger and biting the Gus
todians
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WALTER Q. GRESHAM.
Of the Hoosisr State, Struck by
\ Cabinet Lightning.
The Host Of Candidates viii Now Proceed
to lake Down Their Little Rods
Till the Next vacan-
cy Occurs.
GENERAL CAPITAL INTELLIGENCE.
Special Dispa,eh to The Reoi,tey.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, April THE appointment
Of Judge Gresham, of Indiana, to the
the cabinet vacancy, was almost as com
plete surprise to everybody outside the
Presidents advisory circle as the sudden
announcement of the wedding of Ben
Butler and Susan 3. Anthony would be.
His name had not been mentioned among
the host who were said to be seeking the
place. Governor Porter, of Indiana, was
mentioned, and his chances were said to
be very good, as he was acceptable to the
Republicans of that State. Mr.. Calkins,
Representative of the Thirteenth Con-
grsssiOnal district Of Indiana, was also q
candidate with fair prospects. He has been
a member of Congress for six years, and
hes attained considerable distinction. 1t
was very evident that for political reasons
the President would select man
from the place that would do the
most good to the party, hence Ohio and
Indiana came in for almost equal consid-
Grafton as they are two great pivotal States
and either Of them can turn the scale on
election day. The appointments of Judge
Gresham is well received in political cir
cles. He was a soldier in the late war and
bears good military record. He was ap-
pointed to a position as Judge of the
United States District Court by President
Grant. He is a man of fair ability, and
although Professedly independent, the fact
Of his heiDO ona pf Grants DrOfaoos mill
not be much consolation to the bslf.breeds
Having made the appointment the Presi-
dent is now free to take his Southern trip
and will start tomorrow for Florida, &C.
companied by Secretary Chandler, C. E
Miller, of New York, and Private Secretary
Pender, in a special car. They will go
directly to Jacksonville, then up the st.
Johns River as far as Sanford, and will be
absent from the capital about two weeks.
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Explosion OF Sewer Gas.

BALTIMORE. April "A BOY threw
lighted match into the man hole Of Sc ser.
An explosion followed which damaged the
street and houses to the amount of proba-
bly, twenty thousand dollars. While re-
moving the debris the bodies OF Charles 4.
Mccarthy and Andrew Hinternach, chill
drep, were found in the sewer. They were
PLAYING in the street at the time OF the eI-
.,lnSiII
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ENDED
Is the Long and Useful Career OF
Peter Co0psr. +
After a Long Life Full Of the Fruits OF
Prudence and Industry, and
Adorned by Many
Good Works.
NE QUIETLY PASSES FROM Earth

New York, April 4.-Peter Cooper died
this morning at half past three. He took
a severe cold about ten days ago which ran
into pneumania and ended his life. In his
last moments he was attended by Dr.. J. j.
Hull, the family physician, DR.. Rufus z.
Lincoln, Edward Cooper and Mrs. Abraham
Hewitt. He passed away quietly and with
out pain.
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VISIONS OF THE NIGHT.
Location Of the Body Of Drowned
BOY Disclosed In = Dream.

on Cry, April THE people OF this
section are much excited over the Gnding
of the body of John Pierce, dro Sned at tt
tusvlle during the great flood. A vigor-
GUS search has been MADE for the body and
rewards were offered, but all to no purpose.
Last week a Methodist minister named
Hoover dreamed OF the spot where the
body was to be found, and II impressed
him 80 that he spoke Of it TO many persons
and the local papers published it. This
morning the boys father and the clergy.
man started out 10 hunt for the body, and
mile and half below Titusvil lie they
found it, half buried in the sand at the foot
of clupp OF willow bushes. The body
has been well preserved by the frost.
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GreenbacK Nominee.
Special 10 the Reg,Ster.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 4.-The
Greenback Congressional Convention met
here today and nominated Samuel P.
Hawver, of Greenbrier county. Mr.. Haw..
yer represented Greenbrier county in the
Legislature in the session Of 1879.
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Two More Pits 60 Out-Colored Men
Asking More than the Regular Dis
t,trt Price,


htct Price.
PITTSBURGH, April 4.-The fourth pool
miners employed at Jones pit, at mass
meeting held on Monday, decided to quit
work until they were allowed q check
weighman, and to be governed by the ac-
ton of the district as to the matter of price.
John Costello addressed the meeting,
President Schaming being unable to attend.
MIR Jones refuses to accede to their de-
mands, and the men refused to work. The
fourth pool district price is cents, but ad.
vices from Catsburg statStat the colored
men employed there at i1eir meeting held
Yesterday decided to stand for 81 cents,
cbeckweighman and no compulsory doubss
room work. James ". Alexander presided
at this meeting. Their demands were not
complied with. A number of osaer pits in
the district have granted the demands OF
the miners, but there are still number
out. There was no strike at any pit except
where no checkweighman had been en-
Moved
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by Indians and menaced by Mexican In.
vsders. When the civil war began 1t BE-
came q military post of the Southern Con.
federscy. The u. g. Government has spent
over 81 GOO. 900 in new buildings and Il is
now the u. S. military headquarters Of this
department ]. q. A.
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TtSe1 81 kSA

Nxw YORK, April t-Nathsn q koe,s.
business nsnager Of the Daily Nsws. sboe
himself through the head this morning.. 8
biz Office. and died insanity. Has hssltA
had been impaired by overvosk, and fos
some time he bad been very sick. ksesot.
ly sleeplsssness added 10 his tsoublss, SD
II 10 supposed that his reason esvs way that
bs was inssne when ~ took his life.
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l.jouoF IN 0hfa-

CoLvNBrs, April THE legislature to-
day agreed on the report Of the Conference
Committee for the submission Of the prop
ositions for amendments to the corstitu-
,ion on the liquor question. One provides
for prohibition and the other for legtsia-
tive control.
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plenty of ghouls lying around the country
who would take advantage Of an opportu.
nifty to steal Garfeld's remains in hope OF
securing large reward for the return OF
the same.
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ELECTIONS.


SPRINGFIELD, April 4.-The election in
this city, yesterday, passed off quietly.
The citizens nominees for Mayor and 9th.
er officers were elected over the Democrats
by majorities ranging from 10 to 1000. The
Democrats elected four out OF seven Alder
men, giving them the Council by majori-
ty of eight. The Republicans and Citizens
combined on the general ticket. Tne
Mayor and Treasurer-elect are Democrats.
The City Attorney and Clerk elect are Re-
,,rhlicaDS
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NissOuri Election.

KANSAS CRY, April 4.-The Kansas City
Times Jefferson City special says: The
Democrats cleo t Hon. Jos. R.:E1wards, the
present incumbent, Mayor, and one Alder
man. The Republicans two Aldermen.
In Kansas City the Democrats elect Jas.
Gibson Mayor and the remainder of the
city ticket, except Auditor, which is yet in
doubt. The Republicans and Democrats
esrh elect three COuncilmen. Council
now stands seven Republican and five
Democrats.
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CnscAso, April A-Msssn fintse
shbhsd 6so. YoupE. st Rousdtsss. q ~
closisg of he polls lAst might. ThS sessse
Il dying Roth we're ooIorsd. IL wss -
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PpesislsaS JaSveS.
Tr..b,.. C....A - ~. S.w Wicket.

PHILADELrHIa, April A-wben Mint Su.
perrin icndent snoWden reads OF the bass
uses TO which his new fve.cent nickel 10
subjected 10 the frowns The trouble 10.
cresses. In addition 70 the grumbling 10
the city, kilograms from oil over the csun.
Try sDBounce the arrest OF partiss Tor CIR.
Cmlsiing the coin gildrd 30 - 10 represent
iy, dollar gold piece. A sharper
left this city short time
ago With 500 OF thsss coiss
with which TO deludc greenbosns. Charles
T. Iarber, the engraver at tbs mint, said
to-day: The figure or the face Of this
coin va copied from no engraving or bust,
~ 10 . copy Of no ones face. ] engraved
u e design TO represent the Goddess oS
Liberty. The fault with our present sys.
tenn of coinage IL there N no fxed style
and chsngss sre constantly being made.
There should be Q uniform style fof Ill
gold. silver and other coihs"
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An0lNAR CAAA

Bos1os, April "A cable neassRs %.
by Dr Y. Hsrtuig, ol Strssbsry ehsssvs-
tory. The pndletsd time of discovery
vas about April I'd.
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JUDGE GRESHAM CONGRATULATED
The Appointment Unsolicited and I'm
expected.

EVANSVILLE, April 4.-Judge Walter Q.
Gresham, who was appointed Postmaster
General, to-day, is in this city, holding
court. A reporter of the Associated Press
visited him this afternoon. In answer to
a question whether he intended to accept
the appointment or not, he said he had
Just notified the President and Secretary of
State that he would accept, but that his
duties here would detain him until Satur.
day of this week, and that he could not
reach Washington until the middle OF the
coming week. Judge Gresham said that
the appointment was
Unsolicited and Entirely Unexpected.
lie received notice of the appointment
early this morning, the Secretary OF State
informing him that his commission had
been signed yesterday. The appointment
will give very general satisfaction in this
State, where Judge Gresham is honored
and respected by every one and stands at
the very head of the Judiciary. He is now
in his office in the L. S, Custom House and
postoffice, receiving the congratulations OF
prominent people Of both parties, the Hon.
w. NJ. Heilman, late member OF Congress
from this district, being among the nun-
Der.
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Kate May, eyed Ia daughter Of John
Nay. Of Steubenvi!le. o.. ir,p.''t d'st on
the street.
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kaeiiSA ThNaaAalla.

All over the land sre going into scstesy
over DR.. Kings Ee~ Discovery for Cee.
sumptioo. Their unIookeA for recovery
by The timely use Of this grsst Life Saving
remedy, causes them " 90 nearly wild is
iis pYsise. II r. guaranteed 70 positively
cure Severe Coughs, Colds, ksthns, Hoy
Fever, Broacbihs, Hoarssns9. k0ss q
yoics, or nv s6ectioo Of ths Thtest ssd
Lung, Trial bottles ten osats at kngso q
Cos BLDG Coruss Dsus Stsrs. LssBs -
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Ths NstioaAl Tbsstss e Besltn ~ ~
stroyed By hss yesterday: No iiyss ves
lost Thkre wa1 no performance edns %
st the time.
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Rustsd f. the Sprar rue Room.

Providence, r. l., April 4.-Provideuce
ard Bristol the home OF B0urn gave Bourn
7I6, Sprague ll3, Cutter IL. East Provi-
dence gave BOurn 80 majority. The inh-
cations at s O'Clock are that Bourn will
have 1000 majority over Sprague and Cut
ter. South Kingston. where Canonchet is
located, gives BOurn 81, Sprague 423. The
returns from the State are nearly complete
and give Bourn about 2,2O0 plurality over
all and about 5000 majority over Sprague.
The assembly will stand at least ST Repub.
licans out of l0S members.
PROVIDENCE, April 4.-The vote in Proyi-
dence, stood: Bourn, $3.50; Sprague. 1920:
Cutler, l04; scattering $. Total vote of the
State according to the Journals returns:
Bourn, l3, ,l0l; Sprague, 1925; Cutler, IOI;
scattering, Is. Bourn's majority, 2,l40.
Bourns plurality over Sprague 2,S65. Re-
publican strength in General Assembly
about the same as last year. The total
vote Of the State was increased $3.50 over
last year. The Republican vote increased
S,042.
PrOhibitionist Victory.
TOPEKA, KS, April AT the election
Yesterday J. c. Wilson, Prohibitionist, was
Maypr
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THs best psspsrstion Of Iron . 6ocees
en- psescsfbe, 10 Browns Iroo nfsssA ~
.esvsr it dos not iniure ;hs teeth = -esaes
i,tp psdieihes vii.
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Ralke Liners.

CHICAGO, April 4.-Tbe game between
Sexton and Wallace, at the bslke line tour
nament this afternoon. was one sided
Score-Sexton, 600; average 10, %. s.;
highest run, 81. Wallace, 406; average 7,
8, 81; highest run. 7S.
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4 FRIEND TO the rich and poor A medi-
cine ,hst strengthens snd hea's, is II 'Tl's
Iron Bittsrs.
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CoLuNBrs, O. April Az Bsaates Thss.
msn fell on the steps Of his residenos last
ev.pine and broke bis isft arm, between
the .ibov SD shoulder. The results sse
not thought 70 be erious.
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PrOhjbitionfst victory.
THE STRIKING MINERS.

yesterday J. c. Wilson, Prohibttionist, va
probably elected Mayor.
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were very large and costly bulid;
ipgs. The walls are built out
of beautifully carved andI engraved
stone four feet thick. In l72e the csle-
brsted artist Hucis wss sent from Spain
and spent several years carving the yari ous
ornamentati of the buildings, numerous
statues Of Christ, Joseph, the Holy Virgin,
&c, some OF which still remain. This city
is indeed living link between the super
,titions of the Sixteenth century and the
sdvspced thought OF the present day.
wrested from the savage founders by the
followers and contemporaries Of the SPsnish
copquerors; made the hesdquar.ers 10
Western Texas Of the Missionaries OF
Rome; captured BY American buccaneers;
recsptured by Spanish Royalists; again in
the hands Of Mexican Republicans; then
the headquarters Of the Mexican army.
first Republican. then royslist: ruled cEer
successfully by o Governor, o political
chief general and sn Alcslde: captared
by the American cnInnists; conquered BY
the bloody tyrsnt s nts Anna; the Westera
Metropolis OF the Lone S'r R"puSi'; .
frontier post d Irizs. cVpsssnt'y h4saissi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-17
THE IRON-wORKERS' CONVENTION


Election of Officers for the Ensuing Year.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, August 1G.-The
business Of the Convention OF the Amalga-
mated Association OF Iron and Steel
Workers having been concluded yesterday,
the final session this morning was taken
ID with the election OF officers for the en-
suing year, with the following result !:
President, William Weihe, Pittsburgh !;
Secretary, William Martin, Pittsburgh;
Treasurer. James Penny, Pittsburgh: with
one yice-president for each district. On
the ballot for president three candidates
were voted for-Weihe, Keeny, and
Thompson. The trustees chosen were {:
Samuel Weighoneight, Pittsburgh; John
j. Davis, Sharon, Pa, and W. Newton
Linch, OF Wheeling. Davis is chosen to
to succeed Trustee Weihe.
TESTIMONIAL TO THE RETIRING PRESIDENT.
After the election John j. Davis, of
Sharon, Pa, on behalf Of a committee ap-
pointed 10 convey a testimonial OF regard
TO President Jarrett, the retiring official,
made a presentation OF n solid silver tea
service to Mr.. and Mrs. Jarrett, and gold
headed mahogany cane 10 their beloved
leader. In the speech accompanying the
presentation assurances were given that
II would have been rendered unanimously.
His past record as the leader OF the Anal
ramated Association was fittingly eulo-
gized. He had discharged his trust faith
fully TO the last. both IN private and pub
lie relationship, and the heartfelt devotion
OF his brethren was rendered him in single
accord.
MR.. JARRETT's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
In accepting the costly tokens OF friend
shin and esteem Mr.. Jarrett said: feel in
nv heart that the tie that has existed for
nearly four years, while it is now to be
broken in my official capacity. is one that
will live for century. III i have any as
piration il is that OF being true man, and
| hope the sentiments you have expressed
shall be not only a sentiment but reality.
As labor leader | have recognized that
the principles that should guide me are
those that sacrifice personal labors for
the good OF our fellow-man. L
have the pleasure to say that am
going out OF Office with a warm heart
for my brethren. have realized the
help and encouragement we have received
from the press all over the country. had
expected YOU would give me some vote OF
your confidence, but | did not look for
testimonial like this. / will lean on this
cane. perhaps, to the end Of my life, con-
Guided the retiring president, the tears
starting TO his eyes. The speech was fire.
quently interrupted by storms OF applause.
Before leaving the stage Mr.. Jarrett made
an eloquent response TO the testimonial TO
his wife. The Convention then resolved
itself into secret session for quarter OF IN
hour. after which it adjourned sine die,
with three rousing cheers for the delegates.
The next annual convention will be held
at Pittsburgh
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

AUGUST IA BeereS.-lseeepts, 50 carloads, or
900 head-all for expectation and for city-frsde
saughterers direct. none 10 be sold. There were
in lhe sel'ing-yards, however. about thirty car
loads Of cattle That were carried over from yester-
DAY, and few sales were made, bat not enough 10
make a market. The dresS-beef trade was ex-
tremely dnll In Washington Market at 6es7<c. q
10 for clty-dressed Texas aud Colorado stock.
sG9.c for native do, and 7a9c. for western
dressed. The steamer Grccian Monarch. for Lon
don, took out $40 live cattle. American refrt2c-
rator beef is quoted II l2Re G 10 In Liverpool TO-
day. - "a,
n limited trade At unchanged h2ures.
Sheer and LdmbS.-R,ceipts IL carloads. or
2.7i4 head Sales were slow at low prices. and
The market closed weak. sheep sold at S4et5c. n
b.. mainly AZ &C.. and lambs at i1se95.c., with
few good Pennsylvania lambs ut &c, and
small number OF choice Jersey lambs IL &c:
Dressed mutton sold at 6.a CSC. q ~. dressed
lambs al 7E1lCt Among the sales to-day we're
Ies Ohio sheep, so lbs. average. ut 4se. D..
222 Pennsylvania do, % bs., at 4t@4Sc.; Z?
Ohio do, 81 rs, al fkc.: $50 Kentucky do, i0o
MS, at Sc; 4e5 Virginia lam'ss, 3o ns., az oe
80 z do, 81 MS. at &c.; 3Sz do SO fbs at osc
l79 Kentucky do. go Tbs., at 4tc.; 27e DO, ~
MS. at &c. SO do, SO .s at oac.; 2gs DO, oV
MS at &C.; 246 DO, 50 ms, al 5.c.; 90 Penn
sylvaniA do. 50 bs., at &c: 2l3 do, 90 u.s., al
slr.: aud IS Jersey d.. 6s ms, az &c.
Hoys.-Rereips Is carloads, or i'oSi hesd'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-17

Of ye,low.:ever in the marine guard. The
man Is In the hospital. Moved the quar-
tiers to the second story Of the building !:
relieved the guard. numbering thirty.
eight men, from all duty In order 10 isolate
them from other persons. Surgeon Owens
recommends the transfer OF the guard
North rs soon as possible. The ease was
decided last evening. Two other men
were sent to the hospital to-day; cases not
decided. Would like another surgeon or.
dered or be authorized 10 employ civilian
expert from Pensacola"
Instructions were telegraphed TO Com
mander WEIGH to transfer the marine
guard to Cape Arson, six miles from the
nayy-yard, and to make all sanitary ar.
rangements necessary for the health Of the
yard. Orders were issued to Surgeon
Martin, now at New Orleans, to proceed
to Pensacola and render all assistance in
his power.
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THO Irish national League.

LONDON, August l6.-In the House OF
Commons this evening during the debate
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, August 10, 1883.
No material change IN prices or offerings since
last week.
SUS-CURED.
Lugs. sfdS7: medium, s7.50MS9: good, slCtl
SIz and fine. s250-59. several hOgshe1ds have
been sold at s3uC $50.
DARK TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Dark, Si@s5; good. $3.50.
LeGf-CommOu. sJ.j0@s6.5O; good ~ 5Ctt
s9 fine. sl0@sl5.
BRIGHT T1BACCo-MANUFACTUR
S,nokers-COmmon. ss.506sIO.50; medium
good, sl3.5OQsI6; fine, sl6@l7;
fancy. Sl9ds22.
FiHers.-New lug fllers. from IS 10 81; com
mon, slO@s12: medium, sl3Gsl4; good,
sl5@Sl6 hne. sl74slS.
Wrappers. COmmoa. -l0GS24: medium, so
a 800: good $3.50 $40; line, si5@s55; fancy,
5000 sos.