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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-20
Good Ter,plars' Levee.

The Good Templars in Troy had
Social Levee on Tuesday evening, tb
10Th inst, which proved to be a goo,
thing. 1t was not public affair, thougl
there were several invited guests pres
emf, among whom was the clergy of tn,
three denominations.
The Templars arranged an oyster
supper in their hall, which would have
done much credit TO any of the first elias,
hotels in the country.
The meeting was opened in the usua
form and ceremony, except prayer by
the chaplain, the Rev. A. Coburn Off
ciating instead. Music was no stranger
TO the occasion, for the we'll known and
talented players, f. j. Davis and son
were among the many who were engag-
ed for the occasion. National airs. solos.
marches, &c, were introduced at the
right times to make the occasion inter
esting.
Remarks applicable and appropriate
were made by Rev. Chas. Scott, Rev. A.
Coburn, Rev. A. N. Woodruff, Mr.. j.
Young and others, Toasts apt and spicy
were given, which called forth discus
sion, in which the cause of temperance
was handsomely defended, while intern.
perance was represented in its true and
horrible character.
All present felt the good influence of
he meeting. The cause of temperance
lid truly receive strength and courage
rom that social interview; aud we pre-
lict that its influence will soon be felt
outside the lodge room. The time is
asst Fastening along when the drunkard,
n this place as well as in others, will be
ooked upon as being unworthy to hold
tlices Of trust and responsibility, and
he rnmseller creature too low and
mean to be called neighbor, by decent
nd respectable society.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-20
SKEDADDLING.-We learn that with

SKEDADDLING.-We learn that with.
in the past week staging from Barton to
Her Majesty's Domnions has been a
profitable business to the proprietors.-
Scores Of passengers, chiefly from New
Hampshire, ii is said, daily arrive on the
cars, bound for Canada, and extra stages
are called into requisiiion TO convey
them thither without delay. The cause
Of this hurried immigration is not def
nitely stated by these birds of passage
but it is thought the Conscript act has
something to do in the matter.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-20

New HAMPSHIRE ELECTIoN.-The
returns of the State election are chief,
in, and show that there is no election b,
The people, the Republican and Union
tickets together being about 700 ahead
o the democrat ticket. For Congress
two Republicans are elected-one by a
majority of 300, and the other by that
of 500, and one democrat is elected by
a majority Of rs. The council stands 8
Republicans TO 2 democrats-the Senate
8 Republicans to 3 democrats. The re.
publican majority in the house will be
about Is.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-20

Mr.. ADAMS LEcTURE.-Mr. Adams
secretary of The Board of Education fol
Vermont, lectured at Coventry on Tues
day evening of last week, to large au-
dience.
To say the lecture was a god one i:
unnecessary. He never delivers a poor
lecture. The u bject was Graded
Schools He urged the establishment
of graded schools throughout the State,
saying that it would be practicable, even
in our most thinly settled towns-tbat
by so doing We should have much better
schools with less expense. The argu-
ments he adduced were original and con
elusive. When Mr.. Adams comes to
the county again we advise all who can
to go and hear him.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-20

AN INCIDENT IN THE CARs.-In a
car on railroad which runs into New
York, few mornings ago, a scene oc.
Cured which wi not soon be forgotten
by the witnesses OF it. A person dress-
ed as a gentleman, speaking to friend
across the car, said: "Well, | hone the
war may last six months longer. If it
does l shall have made enough to retire
from business. In the last six months
I've made hundred thousand dollars
6months more and / shall have enough"
A lady sat behind the speaker. ne
cessarily heard his remark but when
he was done she tapped him on the
shoulder, and said to him: "Sir l had
two sons--one Of them was killed at the
battle Of Fredericksburg; the other was
killed at the battle of Murfreesboro'."
She was silent moment, and so were
all around who heard her. Then, over
come by her Indignation, she suddenly
slapped the Spectator, first on one cheek
aud then on the other, and before the
elbow could say word, the passengers
sitting near, who had Witnessed the
whole affair, seized him. and pushed him
lurriediy out of the car, as one not fit to
ide with decent peopIe.-Neio York
Post.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-20

ACCIDENT IN NEwPoRT.-A m n
employed on the pile driver in Newport,
was badly injured on Saturday last
The men were engaged in hosting a
pile, and the man was standing on the
end of another below, which was lying
across log. Unfortunately the stick gave
way and fell across the opposite end of
the one on which he was standing, when
he was suddenly thrown into the air
some fifteen feet, in the same manner
naughty boys sometimes throw up
frog, by balancing him on board and
then striking the other end with stick.
The mans arm was broken and his head
considerably injured.
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The Bloody Riot in Detroit.

ONE MAN KILLED AND MANY wouNDE
-AsSaaH upon Negro H0gel and AJus
Of the iamates-A Bloodtltrsty an
UamanageaJle Mo5-Me city Fire
in Toeaiy Places--#e military co2c
Quito Suppress the Riot.
Yesterday was the bloodiest day tina
ever dawned upon Detroit Up to /.
o'clock no disturbance of a serious ma
ture had occurred. At about half pas
II, after the adjournment of the court
the clouds which portended the comm.
storm, began to gather, The mob frs
inauguraed the day by petty persecu
tons OF any negroes who CHANGED t
come in the vicinity of the City Hail.
Any of that unfortunate race who hap
pened along were subjected to kicks
cuffs and blows, and were liable to be
butchered upon the streets. Even wo.
men and children were not exempt. sew
eral of them being buse in most
shameful and outrageous manner.
In order to quell the disturbance, and
to deliver the prisoner safe to the TAILOR,
the Detroit Provost Guard had been or
dered TO escort him to Jail. Their arri-
val in front of the City Hall was greeted
by threats of defiance from the crowd,
who became more excited as the pros
pect of gratifying their bIoodthirsty ven
geance upon the negro became less favor
able. The guard formed in line upon
Monroe avenue, and everything being
prepared for vigorous defence, Faulkner
was led down by the officers into the
street. As the mob got sight of their in
ended victim, the yells, groans and his
es were almost deafening, and nothing
'ut the fixed bayonets of the soldiers
ould have prevented them from rushing
pom and tearing him to pieces. And il
vas with great difficulty that they could
e kept back. The throng of people
hitch followed the prisoner to the Jail
as immense, and could only be estima-
ID by thousands.
1t was not until they had neared the
Ill that the riot commenced in earnest. /
Notwithstanding the array Of flashing S
'yonets, and the danger of being shot /
'wn in the attempt, large number of d
e riotors simultaneously rushed for the
'isoner, and came very near rescuino b
m. But he was got into the prison in. $
osure unharmed, without a single sac b
ice. All would have been well, and b
mob would have been dispersed had 5,
not been for wanton and malicious Il
OF certain members of the provost n
ard towards the exasperated citizens. r,
ithout orders from any reliable author p
number of random shots were fred "
omiscuously into the crowd, several Of
them taking effect, and one man, Mr.. q
arles LANCER, being instantly killed. pi
1t through the heart. The provost 10
ard after this display, then hurried to m
barracks, leaving the crowd to dis be
sc at their leisure. The cry of death tt
vengeance ran through the crowd if
, an electric shock. er
The sight of the bleeding corpse of
dead mar, and the groans of the half tn
ZEN who were wounded, kindled anew ed
flames of insubordination and frenzy. wi
Germans, specially, were madden
beyond description, because their Sc
ntrymen had been sacrificed, as they W;
ught and expressed it, to protect a Wa
70 who was deserving OF torture and err
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-20

EFFECTIVE STRENGTH OF VERMONT
Recommendations we give the efec-
tive strength of the several Vermont
Regiments on the morning of the date
given, as appears by returns in the Ad-
Jotant Generals Office. The column of
the present" includes those present
tor duty" and those on detached SER
vice:
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-20
The notorious Patton Allev wos ,o,.,

Auo notorious raton Alley was total
ly destroyed, as also were several build.
ings in that vicinity.
1t was impossible last night to ascer-
tam the number Of buildings destroyed,
but it is safe to say that they will amount
to not less than 40 or so.
An hour or SO previous to this, The
authorities becoming alarmed, and feel.
ing satisfied that no force that could be
mustered in Detroit would be sufficient.
ly powerful to quell the riot, or stop the
outrages OF the rioters, telegraphed TO
the commander of the 9th infantry, in
camp at Ypsilanti, requesting him to
forward a battalion OF his men, by special
train, TO assist in dispensing the mob.
About this time dispatch was receiy-
ed stating that the request of the officials
had been complied with, and that five
companies were on the way. This news,
together with the appearance of several
squads of armed men in various parts of
the city, had no influence 10 overawing
the crowd, but rather tended to increase
their rage and activity.
Great alarm and distress prevailed
everywhere as these fires successfully
burst forth, and in some localities the
citizens armed themselves and turned
out TO protect their families and property.
After the last fire had been extin-
guised, the rioters suddenly disappeared,
completely worn out and dispiritod by
their labors.
1t is impossible TO give the names of
all the persons injured.
Perhaps a dozen or more were struck
and more or less injured by the bullets
and shot fred by the soldiers and ne
sroes. At one volley from the negro
house on Beaubien street several people
were struck, including boy tea or
twelve years old, and a girl little older.
OF the negroes there are all sorts of
rumors. 1t is believed that several were
iilled, but as far as known nothing is
positive concerning the matter. Our
'eporter saw large number in an inseu-
ible condition in the cutters and alleys
ut none entirely dead. A large num-
yer, however, were very seriously injur-
d, and it is probable that many Of them
'ill never recover.
The colorad population Of the city,
.ightened and distracted, hurried from
he mob, scattering in every direction,
large number going over the river to
'anada, while many actually fled to the
GODS with their wives and little ones
hey were perfectly panic stricken, and
an hither and thither with n reckless.
eSs which rendered them totally unfit to
Ike proper care Of themselves. Those
no did not leave the city huddIed them
lives together in the kitchens and out
buses of the buildings adjoining the
ace where the riotous proceedings
ere had.--Detroit Free Press.
The cause of the riot was an outrage
rpetrated by black man on the per-
n Of a young girl.
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NOTICE.

am told that there is paper in circulation
for signers purporting to be anote ~ "''' "
me. or bearer for raisr,, -noney to start new
oaner in th,- county. However this may be,
-. use of my name in this connection is with
out my knowledge or consent,
IRA II. ALLEN.
Irasburgh, March IL, 1868.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-20

Irasburgh, March IL, 1868.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-23
Arrived,

se,n.shp CLins Anderson Lvofpool hsJ and Queens
town 10 Gt4 80 p. u ndie u h. Cunsrd
Sts.mssp Boross. (Hainb), Hack Hamburg nsy 2 and
ptsn 9th, at M. md'e aud osl PS'' 70 run
bsIdt Co. Had hOsvy W i.es The "hois pss.t ies 'n
usinmsst la t.usndous gaze from N '" L. 20 " 'on
~ 81 sDOfe Hamburg steamship bsn4ionia hehoo Ie
burg Let u a. lou 81 &C. ose English mp aoSieluIns
s,en.on London AgLl g. for hewiorI. La, " ion %
81 spsks ship CITY u BosoD BAKER E'm LiTeIpe'i AP'i
s.esmsphp Relief Barlow, NewOflesn, stb in' Vi, keJ
, vessel .Is about 1t IS tons burden bottom up.
Steamer ComsOok, UIale, PhsdslphiA nefs 70 LoPsr
Khsg suioL , =,
sts.ns4 J. w Phelps Brown, Philadelphia, nidse. TO j.
4 N BrisgE
stasIpsT Osprsy Aldieh Providence, nadse 10 EDWARD
ByHner
Steamer Potofnac uonHsn roi'Ano' no. muse " " "
Cromwell " -, ,,,l,.. n r. ,,d.. a.
Slesu,ef BALTIMORE Lo~"' "un"b''N' ~ ~ N'' -
SLip John Berfsm lHsn.l Johnsep, fiaihOuIt DusJ
nodss- and 800 past. to \. NJ siemsn EasS ARnI ~ ,,L
Inn encountered gaze rom W. .. W wuiCh
With great violence FOR 90 hour during when y'' al
s.orssis stove puwsrki ~stsro.'A' shipped sever,
heavy sea- which carried everything horaoo aoou
asci loo, four overheard aud di,seled sight ehe.nd
the ship leak Osd Aier ne gale oopd keep GOV very
Is .sii 90 her .oeOus, Of q. ,e.S My during
Aen.e fog rBn into quantity OF hnidpe, ana vas Gu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-23

wsr.en Yellow Cspsaisn rsAx are sr and In improved
RAY rood demand and the market 1. hIm; s.iSs Of
$50 bsie'.t 7sasoc y leo for East and North River
HOPS inactive yet steady sale, CT ~ bales al !ed'se
LINE is in fair demand and tie msrk- is,t.sdy sales 81
$50 bbls Common bcck iaod It g.. cash -.
MCLASSES--A very fair densDd s.iD prevails at steady
rates Of 30 hhd, Bstbadoe, At 4s fs hbds Porto Rico
at a2ei 40 bb New Orleans at %6sc % hhds S. CrOz
G. So. and lcl Dc. on private terUss.
NAVAL STORES are steady and In limited request 81
oIIs-LsId Oh continue. IN good demand; sale. Of soo
gals Grahsm' 81 So Other kinas are rsosdy and IN af
fRovIsIoNs-s Pork mari .s {. noro active bu, prc..
slightly lover of 1000 eais tPsFt oit evnninsl =,
sll for ola Me"i $i4@sh i2; Tor EeS Ms IS:
for Prime Beefi, moderate rees 1t steady ra,s.
sales OF CO., bbls At SO 5oG 10 lef Plain Mess and SIG
: IL for ExrA Mes Hsrce Beefis inactive beei Hams are
4sSy aud In moderate demands sales Of $40 bbs at 100
Sl7 The Government contract hsf been awarded ioi.
sI95s; 500 40 FTtra Me.s ~ @ go DO Eyu. Mess At
sIa X and :s5 Extra Mess at Sl3 - Cut Nests are IN
pIss a Il a4s FOR shoulders sad eslc for Hans 900
kGs rl ed sn' at and Jog eEs asney EIse G ..,
evening" short.bbed e,e 81 bI. a. letie fog short
nbbed sad 7eiic f9r 90 Gear whsh u assns Lar y,
m scye bat is without essential change in proc sa' OF
ESQ bile at q Golo, and ISsc for eho6ei si'v ln pies
Grease al sf. utsef 10 very active 81 W 40, 70
n kins 2Oa2Ic.i common I" meolnu, AZ ieaTVS re
supry Of Lnd. small, especially Weston Chs,,s 10 IN
good reqDAs for shipment at H@fse ioi ees"s' sna -
RlCE-we stii hss very gust msrto' bst h0dsrs sp
m ~ fI.' former istes
sCGARSA ss sct,e business he. beer doins toosJ but
the marx r-rsn, steady at io cis for fsT ,sn'1s
of no hide O ioc for CUBS ldlie for New oIiesn
"a. 81 bh.s Porto Rico ct nc, Refined UNCHANGED we
quote Eards IA tsles =; ssotion OF zu hha nov"
Orleans At lot a loic.. mo1ths.
sEEDsTae ra.-xct Coz Clover Seed qu.s, rat hTm
,.ss OF 20 bGEx SGac Timothy Seed 10 stesdy and ~
limited request at 81 73d<i " = bush Rough Fasssd y
10 better supply AID /, ioweI sale, oi 40 bush At ef %
bush Of 70 10. a.,
sALT-Tao market ia leis active, ks' prices are frHJ
aisi.taired. nj. -.
TEAs-I;reen. az, moderately active and blseks have
been In improved onGad tsss al 100 hiG ehsa's oies
and 6.0UQ DO OoiouFt =. ooo
TALON L. N t.ir rtQUe. 81 sssdy rsies ,ae. OF b'VV'
70 e. &C. fuI Eastern and City. and eiic ~ efeih
TpBACCO-There is scsfcey movement IN the Hleie
sales OF Il hhds ksptuety II dsc - oass fba on pm
yata terms; 50 Seed Leaf st llc.
WHISKY 10 10 beef TsqoeI, bet tho mar Es' 10 heavy q.
the close CT se oos Al Is. ssle o' STATE h10 ~
CSC. for Ohio &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-23
Passengers Arrived

Il, ,,eay,in Bor-s,sa from Southampton and Hamburg
Man Iii and family, Jotte jung, "a Ei"<, NJ 'e.,
family T. Bo.thsBs-n GSis hscss- Sophie bunsen. Dor
o<leE hmsnn r. Sst.g and family C-foiu- jaws Nsfi,
br.ns; Isomss alter and Icy. \ ms',ei Lnisa snd
lsay J. O. Ehreu-fs g.. Redwood. Martha h-it Gordon
usis Smell, John Nss'sr . SrhieHhs hu - IL sewn
cabin. o..
I. ,tedmsGir Cine fre- Lfe-psol 1as Qussait9isr-
Mr.. Giidmrsic:, lady, and two easshteri hr ashh'
Nh, Manr and two 1sufhi.. Mrs Wilton end td' h-s,Tr'
M tironski lsdy d.uShts'' and maid servant Mira
BsIdcsst- and 'er-snt. GI Phslan and dsegLf as,tI
rsne E.sgs Lsrb. shEIp. LAmy bsgnt lIe !-oy HN'.t
Bell Fssrcs Field T. Eudor, holler, r. C. Cris his p
JEctieu M. p. fnichGfd. h,s.u IL Er". A. Chapman.
:. p T-mPes; dds, NtL }. Elr,. hfI J. fsiIbie \
Cs-ro. Mira. J. ~ David. Mira ". 7. ACgso, hisW Oss,
Mr. 4. Ou-ric Mrs u. Alderman, CsYsiu bst.r ~. s-is
" Z Esetei. II. A. Well AMI sea- Gvaiasn, w. IL hol!,
{. EHiTis J. VDeUd-
Ia fas t. ffeafa frsaig'ri Tio CpYcr Jrsa Nsus>rs.
" C-Oeu. Jau II. LAell.. Den. 4. H-oin .n C.yt A.
H. DAMS l. a. Osn Lent. 3 q Tobey. 4 A y IL. Lieut.
T. feisr. Lieut. 4. T. fi'her Col. {. II Stewart, 30
y. Y. Art; sdit Fali-f Do. Capt, II. c White. do
Lieuis j. D,nuls. J. Ast'-Issn, o. W. Thosass aoNsEs,
hsieT j. jsrsefor. Psy-tEisr u 5 A J. moCosssy Li.ai
= y. sL.naizH ssh Pa. Ralph Ifetatiy, jeha a Tee
Fvot CsEf J. ". B>nueu U. : y, W w Kgbinson.
Ia L. ffcsr4 frGnJ3rf NGt9a=gs from h<a OrieGss-
good M. ST. &. JchD.ou M. WsAef Li,gt } Z Smith.
isey ara esad Ma Capt. More and ohid dr. "s.f,
Ma, Defy CAN'T: IG1-s Lee, Lia1; Thomss H. Curtis, J9L
t.srt. CLHros Il. fileoobe, Capt ITsI Lsut " Dtrh
L. pufs Ma Sarah Nheelb frow tae asugstni w > 'ei'
lal ana LADY. Capt r. CssFssy, A. y hoye' Lieut. ID
Alden iT. Grace Aha Jsss Switzerland gsInes bf'i n-H
aud l-dy 5. J. lay. C.pt w. e. nsr, T. Wbosisl sn''
n Lovejoy CAPT 4. L. Burr y. A. Bur. q. W. JOha,oh
Liost j,rs,s uiyus, L. =. k.n5 Lisot " sh-Ia.e.
Mira P. Wt.huson Gnd eight cht'afeo. q = Tsin-r p v
kinslsy D. = Brffs George L. No0dfofe, A. Alexander,
T. HoideTsr ard 2s7 DISCHARGED soldiers in the sssfs.v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-23

schr Charles D. Hsst Petty. Por Even for Boston, and
preceded.
SohI Jamestown Ls,oasstse. Georsssswn days. ess 70
nasteS n.
Schr Mos4, werne N..h Roudout ce~l for Boston,
echr Il Youmsn, Pierce, Norfolk days. 10 panA" W
psstet -,,,...
6ohr. Joan Wright. Sortea. PoCtlsnd CT, stons
Senr b. y. Kelley Kelley. Portland, Ne days copper
ore Dsster. 49,, .,
SchI Western Bar Crows. Linsas C. b. 10 days. coal
TO master.
Scar. Elisabeth, C-ssby, Boston days, Cab.
Schr. Otis. Anss, Rookisne days, lima.
schr Charles Carroll Ct"eter, Portland. sto,s
Schr TeIAs, ChsDPio, New London balsst
schr Chief Smith. Norwich ballast
schr Oliver A,-, Avery, Bridgeport, biEsst 70 H. +
Buck Go.
sehr J. Reed Stevens Gloucester days, Sch.
Sohr J. Gerson Hstdirg Ehztbethpori isr BoEtoo coal
Sehf. Urbsnns, WilooI. Providence days. ballast
WIND-Sansst. S. W., very Light
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EEw-YORK
Cleared.


s.,u,bio,-Arsbi.n, Leach Havana, Brett Bon 4 Go.
City OF NewYors (bGl kennedy. LyefPool John o. Dte
Standardization Mclaughlin. Baltimore !" bAfen
Diamond, Sicss Washington LoPer hiftpttTiet-
Shtp.-EhG and Mstbiij- tBr-ml EoFaeBhst London'
UEfAt a 10 Psppsul Iiti Bu.ao. A,f.. Jehn Norton.
IT. BeBi Adams. Chsse. LiVerpeel J. IIpseo't
Bal,-Lurine titalianb La NssA hafssii!ea sA.tyer
De Vern; E. A. CechTzne. Psndle.on Asazz.s H. r Bach
Z Co aartus iBr) TfumbgiL Cseaitown Jehs JsetscD
Cs1bsTfDs ffr J. HsinnIona. Glasgow. snow b1Tss.t
Bflss-Ses Bid (BTD. Hsssiton ct John. n NJ r. L. Ne
vim, Sons; Ms1n Or. Bfo~blow, Havana. J. Wu;d
Co; Tsnp..oa. Fsitef,so. Key Wet, Wsi.n. CsIv1
Chate May 6.sL,oa sbsss, Ftses ph!a, IL ~ bT0oknss
1 Co.
sehoobers-Yanke. Blade. CoSnbs. WuhinSion hose'
wsiin.. wissov, Ee~buyPor, Penny Goa Co. A.
Middleton it, Sipp!e kiGAbstDpo. Ella Frances snow.
Provpcsto~n CroSsl Paine Mssmofa. (ir FAR Hs
ysas us,cr NsIE j. Dsv BT Do,Es We're Crus. B...ri
Eickerton r. n De HArt. CumninfG Gicucvslcr Miller
3 EouEhton Superior. Robinson. Portland O. l.. Hatch
Hshlon Belle, Is0shsn. Wsshinaon, Van brgni s,.skt
Ies.rsph Dbl Csi-y H. l2GH, N e.. ID. X. De Won !
ssr.a EIEsb,.E, sa.itG, Ssw'H.vsn, L. b. stasn.Id
5loop,- Tnomss Ransom Clsrs. BnSl.p:, n D. Esef'''
Z sou Poistsr Nichols. Bristol, X l.. L. Kenny.
PgoPeieJ-F.heLud, Trout fLnsdephii, J. n bnEga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-23
narssts-cAHDsLLr A,,oAIxD ron Tn. =: I. T.,.s.S.

0hTkeu-CAkAJeLLr hhSVAIAD TN I'M ~. - 90 -.
AshEsTbs srisi IL steady for both sDds sales 20 bbl'
~ 1si9i fess. ia ii u for reIIia
40 y''Ss, isssn reEissI Al 30 Tor hiddiinr' Tue
kuy ssd ssss :. .SYpy rem ~. 49, Ia ~,
SotrELS: .., worthy Of notice reported to
-, 49,. 80 soe~ taa ssus. "A soclisn sale Of 800
"a. As ssi.T 'ost pace tsd.y tue C0as. bringing ga
CHEEICAIs-Ws hs -, ssAs,L ally considered i.h pre-,
o. ~ .Ss iot Sal soeA z, Is Inn. C.ust,e eoda At
e ~ lsI' ~ Csoo1A's ssas At &c saa IOo cssIi Black
sLoOn AhH MEALIIh. market for Western and Stat.
yIsgf .s.a sGloe bbL lower Ga d. low aud medium,
Ore literal 0nsHgs but bs.ler daS y =, g. ~
enEs Tfads brands are In fair Request L [ ,,.S
etats rs syG % Is for Extra state a. ~ a. ~
% tgdss Is for the low grades q Western sItr.,
snd 81 tJG % 81 Tor 81 LOun extra C.s.As &c. 4,
Aa ana io~er sales Of l2O bb.I a. ~ GA 90 a. G ~
ffsd.s Of sIsss ana 10 1V0&s for Tired. b,Sne s,b
tlOur continues auits setiye but Ia easier or Ls a
ssiss ~ bDs al 81 7sos % Tor rnis.d 70 sssS
Csonuy br.Sd. and s7 sgGsg 80 for Trsa. y e
Eesr Is IN fair requests sales Of 100 bbis II ss
CsTE Aes in Jar dsGzBd and Is steady tals, Of "a
y Atis1tie hnis' a. - Is delivered. wv 'o''
fISH contiDus scarce and very frDi sales Of e0Oo
Hsn1ng a. soc fof scsied and 33e. Tor NO. L.
o. 81 100 Do L.nc S,,s Is,ss Ss:sn. Oranges
FIkE ChACkEko have soen Ia good demand bat q,
is.sr s,ss .sles Of 1000 ooIss No physts terms.
Btes are DC. y bush lower but fair demand pfsvI. ~
export at the c0neeson sales Of ~ 600 bush Chicago sr
vi 1901 ~ iof inferior 10 prince ~ 800 do hiInsnts
0aab o. 81 HiGS 81 1890 dO.ADer d. at Al ga "a
=, 100 DO hsd Western 81 4 +5QRI isi "A 90 40 49,
~ D9Sl 80 sad 100 do. do. choice At : IS
srlsJ gate du and ts heavy and uOuns BsIlsy Mal
y. been active aud ssss Of 1900 bush SAT
hAss kteu made Hlthin few days at 81 a. which A ~
ssrh asciOe IRON retail Taniscons OAu arc plenty al,
N tslf demand 81 tsoJe for Canadian tic later rae 10
e Ira cargo received ~ tho Northern n
ron Lsks Chsmpsn, consigned - Mesrs Phillip hs.e
sc S-eSD7oe Tor Western. and 1V67le. for State. Ry
.eaoJ, sisb retail s6es of state At 81 VA Vs. Com
GOOD supYy and 10 &c lower but "a qute aevs al the de
s@'ss Of iSsy bush 81 os@iO.c for unsouBd n d7lc
As" H1sd isaNC foI cd 90, and 'su5Vc. l0r asu