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New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
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FROM CHARLESTON June leln steamship MsuhattsG-Nr
Ess gg: sI l "a 49, 2sa S.ss seTSst l. i17S; r Sj
l,dy Beh G. Marley children and 3aIse j. smpsSS
Ar:oH Mrs TAn 7chdTen and Mrs pummer Capt w ~
Dennis and lady O. Bel and child, Miss yeuing Mss bsoe9cA
w b. Davis james Dyighmen g. Ste9house NJ Sfaae
h. Sehsfer H. Delemeyer H. T. Lord w Lewis T. brown j.
Greer Oliver Ferris W. Hofoi Mr. Peree lady and child
eoe Gage JOHN Anon H. G. Belts H. Ednonstoae lsmes Brae
Jam Kerte Kenn,dy Mr. H y and maid hhdangh capt =
A. barton W. ~ Hawkins L. McNeal Charles DemArat lsaae JAM
son A Huntington r. Iokeuo Miss D. MeKay Miss Caihe Mss
Grace Middleton Nellie Williams Rnse, Leoi j. Bamati
H. Whtner W. Carlton Mr. Asson. Mr. Capers j. A. ApnNa X
Dorre Tally Michael Brown Prescott Snd diners ID hr
A. p-.t....-.s.
asd child, Mr. Pssrce and wife, NJ Taylor
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
THE WEEKLY MoRTUARY REPORT
Registrar Harriss letter, this week 10 the Presi.
dent Of the Metropolitan Board OF Health is quite

dent of the Metropolitan Board OF Health, rs gdite en-
eouragng. The Doctor says;
In the ~ that ended June there 3l deaths IN New fsyb,
c the 20 that ocesri pablo Dtt09s IS OF the latter
her bea inmates Island hotss anvBmgrsn Refasr There
,re lO hs Br0okgn inclusive M ID ia ths hngs County HsJn"s,
&C. I los bet E The sst Of the four weels 'n Witch
t death pressure lowest n the The death rate ns week
"a, b New 2J deaths 90 u the living sarI snd
sas on ssss 81 1865 Zym0e caused - cent of all
de deaths Nc1Yok sal Bg0eky Measles The rTedemiH
ant ,efetsn kl.-l children Neaiok and BEeeAhn-
Scslns n ph.hss killed th io-nsr and 10 10 the latter city
rtoi fsgrf e,trp,d re n Nierk all ,no pFesaes
i f the Nnth Wsrl deey parked district OF Popsoas hm
m a elective dagc which eeIf hoaseaoder and s,ahs
needs ID practice the T sllsry cleansing and dsbie.ton.
Th aere b hesantntaa and bat 10 by Other
d,ea Disorders IL NesNprk lul bet lrr by the maadss
Rrokrn II h ew months m midst,
Itc rrsudl n tis he'f rnd mossaTe last Sesh
Srsrfey peephe the prevailing seses except tess
infRcy gfcs increased prrccnts IN The nef'sy les
In The brr year Iniaaty sc -nd E'9 per esRt
If ai sod IA the frt dre teas 81 eoihsh"sd
y pr i Zoe shs NeHi9rs The esesDl And Heh
ho portions weeks past enjoyed eSeHp
lion from h diseases rfeF ss most heaih Taa villages
An IN. eaih taee but death IN every sc
All Ia he Want but every 5000 hbabtanif nsdng
there; while the Wir there TO every l~o In the
Fourteenth 3 and Wards Of bke sanitary CON
d remarkably low iesh rate BROOKLYN these many Neehs
general throughout the Aecpolaa dste
the hope ta 40 ePene near our osTndse. Ihs
p 20 this great boon OF pebble hes see
be chiefly aag on tho overcroadng and the hy ast
nom the defect drainage Of sfounds hos tafoTsssd "a
cousc4uth,e VI the great Tain ais
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
BURIAL OF THE ANTIQUITIES AT COLUMBIA
COLLEGE

COLLEGE.
On Monday EVENING" the graduating class Of "6y OF
Columbia College buried the antiquities" Alto o'clock
the students OF the class assembled at the Worth
Monument, aud headed by the Grand Mar
shall William L. Isen. with Grafula's full band,
and detachment Of police soemnlY marched TO the Col
iege The orator and post, together with the grave
digger who was 10 inter the remains OF tho Ancient
marched ia the procession Several private schools,
where number OF the lady friends OF the students arc
RECEIVING instruction. were serenaded by them on the
route Arriving al the College grounds, the students
formed around the grave which had been dug and tho
services commenced. The song, Benny HayeDsS Mss
chan,ed, after which Mr.. Willard Bartlett deliy-
cred the funeral Grafton. IN which ne pro,
n0unced warm euloginm upon the character aha
virtue OF the dead. The funeral pue, upon ~hWn
was placed the body, consisting OI copy oI lAl9h
classic then set on hte ana the iOO"mB nyhn WIS
IrGnhriosIv chaned by the entire class the Hamss
Consumed the entralls of the Ancient" u.
LngeAmus gtur SoPhonores hlares' .....,
sshofes eusas
,selmo luctlcslm Neniores yeneau
Post eucomun doorosum. ~ ylrshbus amaui
Ijhrum a,rt fnnns. fitshmen sun. exhaust,
Duee ct decorum est - Aine aHigae
Corpus epeiTei aei Gei 'uel
Tenpus frr seaectsI, eiaHt Auac ainitus, et teln"s
Cop,t1met ipvent,nl leam CoIpns corrumpt hiavs,
dunn aem obre. l;rTumIue vale
The book having been consumed, the ashes Nebe H-
TERED, while number OF the stuaen.s heiu iu'ia. u"
peTs and the last sod OF eafth Ie upoh S so,h,
bes,f rcuding from the mOurnefs The poem
IJol Allairr." and rhe song CO-;ache-lunk were
sng and then the asscnhlage dispersed TO their homes,
TO ouu in the tate Oft deceased ADesnI
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
ARIZ0NA.

From The 4riyORa Miner, published at Prescott, NO
CLEAN the following items Of to the Ith ut The new
Vnlture Mill Is in active operation crushing, with ten
stamps about Is tuns day fire occurred In Pieseot
on the morning Of the 2nd nst The losses areLttg 70
Mckinley, theater 5000 g. NJ Holiday saloon, 200;
Schroeder bakery SC0 Gov. Mccormick store, 500 Tno
wife Of Gov Mccormick died April 80, I'm childbirth As
Camp Mcdowell the 18th OF April Joseph Kelsey shot
and Killed George Davis Cause said to be an old dmeulty
BY late general order Col Igls is 20 return TO Camp
Grant which Will leave Fort Mcdowell aud the Verde
district under command Of Col. Sanford Col McGeary
will have command Of Camp Wallon and the santa
Rita Camp. A large amount of bullion, from the
Moss lode, arrived in San Bernardino from Hardy,
VILE en- route for San Francisco After July there WIN
be n regular weekly mail service between San crbardo
and Prescott via La Paz. Also, weekly service VIII Do
established from TO the Aqua Calente Ranch, ON
the Gia AsO that the service between Hardyviie and
Yuma will probably be twice o week; We near thao
at Black Canon, after sending word To somo
OF Gen Greggs command 10 come there and eaten GER
tain ndans deliberately f0rewarned the sayages OF mo
approach of the military and thus aided them 10 escape
We hear further that these miners have been trading
with these hostile Indians. These matters ehoub DO
looked into at once The Census returns OF 1851 giving
the present population Of each county In the Territory
have been received at the Governors office excepting
from PahUte County. They follows countries Oh
Pima. 27iG; YUMA 1,l56 SIohave, 35G YaVapaj lSn
allowing PalUte same as last year, viz SAL Total pop
ulatlOD. f.l36
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
SBIPPIYG NTELLIGE ENCE.
PORT or EEw YORK;. .....JUSs IS

CLEARED.
sea4 NSPS BSssr BG,iS' & " ,,Ss T. Sf ,1co no. C Dale
stsamsbip Malta tBrj MeSilken Liverpool & Curard
S sD F,,aSa hSsS61 t SS1fsss Pssr Melbourne r.
Rs Pf SSrSS Ss.S SgPs PSics6s GSSsass sg pr Co
BAH Ka,anR Cute s,.dG BC,,Gn ws,!S = a N9S, css,,
ny Am fI,TI sul MonroEia and market 0gieH Roberts
M F @ Roy Coz 5aI c5s1sS 1EGi T@sSS T1sS, SS Co.
sclE sabine Ncrdn Proyls9e j. ElTsa wrc,.,S sS g.
sSir BWo,.iey Soper ishla.nd Van Prugt & Slaggat g
c Van oour;and coe Nsav, a Racket Re165, tI sSr Co.
Sioop S5 rred Bo%n Wis shtman Bristol n siranahau.
s,.,,o N,r,.D woodSI Charleston 18th iast with ml.-.
and PASS 10 H. r. Morgan Co Len 10 company WIN sisan,h
Ellen lila 1'SS1 I sSIG @ ESou li1i De p 10 coal
IS miles north Of Haas passed steamship Champion nenee O
cGasa'es Steamship Emily sude libby Charleston 's inst s.s @
aud pass TO Livingston For 20 was de''lleD ." ' e
Bari psa u., Le,a Shields 20 days With mi'e to Faaeh
DAYS with sugar s iso to wtsj q esbs iS.,. fG
' s g Anna D. JORDAN Perkins sagua With to
Bic B. 4 TSnplns Dr Walters. 0oroush 10 d'siA plaster
''i Bs asTs Neptune @ Bo',ou reg Tus Cuba T. ys With mo- no.
lsses Miller Houghon Sailed IN company WI" 'S
r KS.mo o,wd.or N 81 Norris Nagoane l6 days, with log
~ ~ io Crsndsl UmphTay & Co. Len vessels. .
"I B Pes nnkey jofCheyae Foster Lngan 10 DAYS With coal
to .%E STEs'a Spsi e Nassau P Foee Maiu 70 lays With
'nSsf & g c5S. \ n Hs S s Sarbadoe Hoa Para IS DAYS viz m
&c TO l. T. Asnek Co Let shr igress Brl ifgla sa y
ss eS5 e RemS Ssfa ir ao ssrd St DAYS prcyoa
Big NJ L. Miller Leighton, Bridgeport e. b. ways VIA 'o'
Simpson IaPp. - , D, %. u y. ,.i.,r. On I,rs with
Bs Advent Coi Maitland NS Grow ubad tcuba ia days With
sncar j.. +. Whitney Co =. ~. ID, ~, n n ,ot.-.
Irg Ella Vail (of Wemonth, 81, McNe renee T. ~ i'"!s
rst inise o Crsuian. Cmphray 60. "a,
sSr pc,sa Igas Mqpash b. sdy' with 'Pc' to IIoIeke
& M4nU n -. ..tl ..r,,s a. s.,,,
4 Richardson -, D., -. In .r.. o.. g..
sar " p nome, Raynor Baa,oa ds's viii init to Jnaes
- l9ptts b,) Gadner Cat h.na 20 dA's "t hes 30 r.
sl, F.aj,ss t,ycrb via 'putu sod .usb .. 80 Na,i''
q
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
BUTTER.

While fine butter account Of scarcity is little rner,
and perhaps trie higher there Is nothing IN the tone OF
the market calculated to encourage farmers 10 hOd ON
for an advance AS is usually the at this season,
many persons arc laying down then butter for Fan and
Winter probably with idea OF extreme rates then or
the future know nothng-a0 Will depend upon
is good sound butter must be sold at Ice for shippers 10
take hold Of II, and there as possibility that the
receipts here may be SO controlled TO keep prices
about as now, or out OF the reach of foreign
buyers, but the make is large that 1t does not
now look as though VIC could consume an
the stock at home nG Il does not 20 abroad at bXter
prices when there is CALL II must eventually as last
Spring 90 at grease rates We offer advice, only eau
on against the idea Of much advance If the reports
correct that spectators are buying to hodthey did
with flour and 10 grief. Anything below Clocc
sells very slowly. small lots Of rich, rosy sweet and
yellow state Butter, 10 ill Eastern or California orders
are occasionally sold at % and even &c some ot tho
receipts during the weather were badly heated
The refrigerator should be brought into
requsitOn. Arrivals for the week. 936 packages, aud
the receipts far have been unusually light for June
Wa
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s,, p.e, i;9g sun Sets. ..5:3i Moon Rses.'sVJ
niGn THIS "a.
sand, g.O5 Island. 946 Hell ...''''liZs
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

eht Agenrs Means Ellsworth With slaves se 70 h'ybsv cs
Is bound TO ROndout
shr Equator (Br Ranger Beu,bc With Diusapvlss JOsph
sh Fanny Elder Shea days With mdse Do,oas
MuTay.
sh Alamo Chase Maehias humber Talbot &c.
sehr Sarah, Cobb, Boston.
hchr Vennilhon Davis Boston.
sfhr Sea Flower, Chase, Boston,
sehr Brilliant, Was. Adison 10 davs, with srara
schr r. Flour Russell Portland, Co. with stone
kchE Q ~ Northam. Pratt Portland CT. With stone.
kcbr Is j. Hubbard Barlow, Portland, Ct sih stone
Sebr Henry Gibbs, Snow. ROston
Rcbr u. b. BascoI6, Robins Boston.
ScbI PgIilh0B, Reed New llsyea.
RehE s. HO'chkiss Racket, Providence Tor ROndOat
schr, Comet DOoW, EnIsbcthpoT oT Boston.
SPOKEN.
ship ronawanda for Philadelphia, BY Po.bOt Hope Ne N sI
sbp Bessie Crosby Liverpool rhadephS q sA,s
miles SE Of SsRdy Hook. -. =.
sehr Mary & Walker from Boston for MragOane JUus u 's'w
Of hfsgosBe
for Europe, June Is lat 10 TO- long G9 25, all Seh
DISASTERS. - 81.
Pavilion Reed Kew Haven when abreast OF the shot oN
a. to-day an unknown schooner and suBk her
Rosroy Jane 8The hrg W A. Dresser lo bango CAPT Not
for with lumber ashoc Pesqnf Island
she debsrRg deck % spd ."
attempt oud be made 10 get her on at high water
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsT0S. jane l3Ariyed ship John Bryant from Bam"ei nH
Daniel Webster, ron Mena brig Ureas, from Trinidad 'ehf Ma"
Louisi9 from Ssgua.
FRANCISCO 5Ceared today ship Sea King f LIVER
pOoi with 70 900 sacks sf wheat
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

Arrivals hare been very large during tho past week
26,SD5-and, th ugh dealers complain OF uhi tadc,
there is very little accumulatOns showing that large
quantities have gone abroad. Still the stock ON and n
much larger than week ago. and many OF the Cheese
are in poor order, hurried oR too green shippers are
disposed bear down strong on prices wanting 10 get
fine factories for 5c and doing 10, TO some extent
Still there are fancy Otsust the night size shape, color
and iayOr-hOldng for ldc, with 1896 offered l Is not
safe however count upon more than l5sc Tor feai
fancy, and, the market new tends, they may not
bring that when this report reaches the country Tel
egrans from Europe to-day represent the Enesh market
as bad" with large stock hand, much al u out OF
order and some Of the largest buyers here are
countermandng their orders. This Is the pres
ent look and with COO cheese at the factories In this
State alone ready forward aud as many more on
the shelves, there is little hope of present rates being
maintained Grass made cheese coming forward,
but well cuTedOne such factory costing l4c IN tue
country Offering 15c., with no takers western Re
serve factories market and while sases have yet
been erected establish the prices, they holding nt
aboutl5c for fine. II mistake in making very la e
checse and the factories viii be gamers by going 10 the
expense OF changing the large for smaller hOops-e0 70 j.
There is very little demand for English DARK ana only
the hard cured cheese alabe a. they are mainly
stunned south and 70 the West Indies We quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

4 correspondent of The Charlottesville lVa.l Chyont-
c says that at the reeeut Baptist Association held IN
Lnchburg one OF the clergymen, Of superior tai
ens ard ability walked 80 miles in order to be present
aud be preached IN one of The churches ON tDe D Ihs'
IIiH name, probably, was Walker.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBtNE,
RFCEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
JUNE 1s-9l54 bbls Flour, 152 bbs Whisky 225 bbls.
Corn Meal, 1880 bush. Wheat 91532 bush Corn, 1850
bush Oats, l469l bush Rye, 1sC0 bush Malt, u pkgs
Ashes, l6 bbs Pork, 97s pls Lard 1881 bbs Petroleum.
14s0 pRgs. Butter 40l0 pkgs Cheese, 1850 bbs Eggs
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
Jinanci1l.
TINTED STATES TREASURY,

u HEw YoRK June s. 1861
re- REDEMPTION or COMPOUND INTEREST NOTI;S-under
Secretary OF The Treasury notice is hereby given
Interest Notes bearing date June 10 1864 and
bic eer date win be received at this oc o Ieop
the viii their maturity and holders VIII
paid Of sheT ,erlcaon Of the Amoan;
claimed 70 be due.
The put packages Of hundred each denOmDs
separately Schedules he lad application at this ofe
H. N. VAN DlCK. Assistant Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

SS ,suoISs rs~ie Central American, 1o0T llalTici
20 TaT $@44 y I89lslei Vera Cruz lsgl9 p LAG
MestrS, is935 lst0l6sc gold usual selection. Wet
r.eod hides-Buenos Ayres, $3.50 70 lo3Sll3ci RIO
Pays, S094o 1l01llc gold usual selection; New-0r-
f9c; City Slaughter Ok cease l2kalse do. Cow, Asa
90 . II, al2cp currency, usual selections -.
sHkf-Ihe arrivals are larger and prices nave DOWN
tail lots 81 506S 10 VoO H. Rye Straw is selling at 81 %
HoNEY--CubS Is selling at Cs9Goco gOld in bond, and
HoPs are in less active demand for home consumption
previous rates We quote at 2oG4oGo6c as 10 grown
HEMP rs quiet at previous prices VIC hear sales
the demand is very light We quote
american, dressed p tuO.....'.'.''37e 37e Sss SsS
Russia, clean. .................... sa5 $50
fS ftai,aS S~iD 100
,SmGo-The market is quiet aud the demand is ight
nj full previous rates. We quote:
NsSras' cold ........... ............. co SO
Manila gold old............................ 65 a 90
Guatemala gold. .'--'.-...--.'-- - ~ ~
1FSTIIFRtTRe demand for Hemiock cont~1es good,
but the lower qualities which atGhfnN Ok oole
Is unchanged We quote 10 Sasn; heToy bt Sa
California Heavy 290soc. Middle ~ eSoe lsn ~ zgsS &
zoe Good damaged q4Sb97c; Poor do lgd2sc; in the
Rough s4a3Gc. Oak slaughter-He2yy 4O440c ml9ule' '
Ssas4c; Light Sld3Sc. Cropped Middle 20 @4sc Iagh'
S94se; in the Rough, Heavy, S69AOc; Middle S4@Ss"i
Light, Sa40o.; Bellies. 22023c - .,o
MoIAsssEs-The market is duh and prices favor Ine
buyers sales of hhds Cuba Muscovado at 5lc ana ~
hide St Croix at 62c Tho stock is estimated az 656o
hhds Cnba sITO hhds Porto Rico and 1855 hhds English
t;nha Mpseovado 4sa5alPorto Rico . 55aJO
Cuba, Clayed .4I049 English Island..--. S5G6O
Cnba. Centrifugal. 39d 0l
METALS-Manufactured Copper has ruled firm, ana q
fair business done American mgot has been IN gOOd
demand the inquiry being in part spee1i9tivei pf@Ces @
Baltimore az from IS G2c. Pig Iron has been IN iSr DC
mand and prices have ruled finn but show no particular
change: sales of 375 tuns lEcutOn GlcngarnOck ana
Gartsherec lots American Pig has been quiet but hold-
Pig Lead has been moderately active, and we
note s,cs OF about 100 tuns Nails without change IN
prices Shot dull but steady. Spctcr is in limited
demand and prices are weak Pig Lead has been less
tive thebueiness being OF lOhhing character; prices
however show advance, aud the market closes hTnl
We quote
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

Kafrl Rendered
Pork Besf Bacon Butter. Clssse LardTa
bbls iuns tuns ians
1otl 20 g. Brt'nand the
ending fnc Jane i7,'s7 SOC CAS- 80 90 s2l 4ss IA
sinss sss q3 3 sS s 900 5ss 9s 5as sSas
same time lsoS SOS d;is4 ~ ii'1' 1' ''''
Es. Sse Hst c. r;s. I;ss Dsiis' 'ass 'a1st' Tue:
For the week ending .,o
si1Se SSSs dpt m 1888 is2so s72o 1906 2os5s 1o27
Same time l6C5......l2l,lll 6s593 1905 l9,2ze eo4
-AFTRRNoON PROvIsIOS MARKET, o.CLocK. Pork was
quiet but steady; sales Of $50 bbls New Mess at from
SO G2saS20 80. cash and regular.
quste Tor Crude in bulk and Crude IN barrels at u
lse Refined IN bond 81 for 5ianesrd d %sie
sUGAR~Rsw Sugars are in good demand, and prices
are firm sales 1910 hhds. at III 3Ql2c. for Cuba and
i 4I2ac for Porto Rieo 81 boxes Havana at l034llc
and 500 bags Manila ON private terms. Refined firm
and In demand. The stock estimated at 7l24 hhds
Ss4s boxes 4so5c bags, and 70 hhds Meado We quote
Inf 20 Com. Ref'c lOs salol Havana 10 to II 1Osan
Fr 70 Coed Coed lsde Eei Havana no. n n TO a,
Prime Grocery alz Hayaha No'l6 to 2olSsa sal5s
Melado .... q a sl Manila bags. -. .loi2I{
sATT-Tbere are arrivals reported and the market
a. iconSequeny almost bare OF good sales the demand
eood and prices are firm. We quote:
Turks TsdS Ioaeqs 1iro1d oSS y sack 20 al es
liverpool Fine, Ashtons, lgo0..... 60
liverpool ZINE worthi9gton's..2 80 S5ss
sAITPETER is quiet az about previous prices we hear
Al no sales quote at 15c for Refined aud 9GF4e Tor
sEFDS The inquiry moderate for Clover seed AZ 100
TjmOfly selling IN small iOis at " sU0
"A "a d 100 n Calcutta Lnseed j. quiet; We
hear Of no sales quote at s. 650N 20 Sod' Ia Boston
aiS isSTEITISA good demand for this article at full
prices; sales ef 22oOoo % at haelSe9 ana I10'VO 10
ssf so1p@caste a is in moderate request; we note sales Of
go boxes at Isalszc. .,., ,.s. ,oontb was
very active; indeed most bnyers anticipating an
tn Xeaf v dch was rot realized; this MONTH hoMSNet
fe demand is not 50 good, owing 70 the decline ia N"
luf prices have as yet cvinced mo- change We duo'' 81
follows: ,ctz
Kincsfords Pure and Ground. ....... ........iOt@
KuQsfOrds Coru Starch IL ~
Turyea's Pure and Refined ................-id eils
Duryea's Corn starch ...-...'..-+--.,',, 10
Duryea's Mailena. ------.--...-- 20 o.
TOBACCO-T7ere mis been good demand lOr y IN S
tucky Leaf since cur last the inquiry Deng ~ PIt IOa
eHpOrt: prices ruled drn we quote ia currency ~
follows. 1lgiI Ieaf Igs ~ fa5c Common ~ pa ~, ~
diam al TsU93e; Good ~ 10U12l; zinc ~ l5e lAe b
eetOns al I5iCc. fIeas Western and CafkaFiic LUZ
sla6ie Common ~ 70slc Medium 9Dlltci 1OOa ~
fbc. lSe. aud Selections al iy@l0e bceu i
Tqiaius - last quoted the business yeing niDdei
TAIIOW--Ihis article has been IN prirh dSiu,,n"t
Chiefly f0r ypoFf, and prices have improved ana cV''
finn al slle Western and ~ t0li3e fOf tltY -,
WOOI-Our market for Domestic hccces fcinalis IN VIC
Same poetOn noted In InE TRIBUNE Tor teNeiM N"hs
past mo business since last being Only 10 Ihooeiae
extent aud eonll1d entirely % supply ulc ihiL.alS
warts VI manufacturers In Drces We Lave no eN"hgo
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
ale0iral.


REDDIN6"
RUSSIA SALVF,
Established 1896
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX
T. the Univtrsal Remedy
BUREs sCAL0s CUTS BRUISES,
and ali
FLESH WORDS,
CuIIBLAIEs CILAPpEp HAMS pliE3
Old BCRORULOUs SORES;
RRuPriONS BL0TCHEs SALT RgEuI,
aud al
CUrAEROus DISEASES
EEDBRGs RUSSIA SAbyB is puTeV Pegtab oiltfai made
from tho masrs and combines ia ise stit HENG
POWERS than any preparation before the public s timely pp
cation has been the Of saving thousands Of valuable lives d r.
h,ng Of suffering and wherever used bas proved se
a reality sURYERIS9 HUMANITY
SIXTY YEARS GENERAL USE or THR RUSSIA SAINB
IS A NOBLE GUARANTEE or ITS INCOMPATIBLE
VIRTUES AS A HEALING OINTMENT
getrs given hundreds Of unworthy limitations ont
opposition the RUSSIA SAbyB maintains It's aprenay
preparation having steady and sale nd never
deieorsng qnaty By climate and is sold 70 dsiee "
price enabling them 20 realize gelerons profit BY f sale
REDDING Co rrpieioH
Bosiot Mass
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
BEANS AND PEAS.

The extreme prices have csSeued the demand for beans
and though prices firm ever sales not quick
Single bbls. of choice handpcked marrOWs have beer
sold at $4 so per bush. We quote:
beans, medium, now, q bush. 750 %
BCaus medium, hand picked - bush. 3 S00 4 90
Beans marrow, new, D bush. ......... 2 500 . 80
Bcaus marrow, hand d-pickcd, screened. 4 OO0 4 25
Beans inferior .................. 2 250 . 90
Peas Canadian. in bond, . bush. ....... l $50 l 20
Peas southern y bush. ................ 2 $50 30
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
klIIs.

Strawberries are very plenty-Onc commssiou,dealer
rceivnp s94 crates day II the weather yesterday
was bad for picking Many Of the berries are SOFT ana
Is shippcd agaiIe going East and North; hence firm,
souud berries sell much the best Again. Eastern buyers
insist upon having fruit in open or slat crates Gas straw
berries should always be sent 10 markell nnd many on
tho HammOntOn and other cOSe chests are passed by IN
the search for open crates TO effect sales some OF the
dealers have even repacked using open crates Large
sums are Lost by those who the cheap on GIT box, as
buyers neglect them when they can find others, or
insist upon reduction almost sufficient 10 cover the
cost of a substantial box each time. Bccchcrs and
Cooks baskets fiyOres. The market j. 80 gutted
that soft fruit TO be sold very low 10 the peddlcs
few quarts OF fancy berries very large Union are sell
ing in retail way, at 81 for No. and 50c for NO Ihe
finest peaches two crates, received from Columbus
Ga last Friday and brought S4 Sixteen crates came IN
today aud sold fOr s. $40 some pears came with them
Cherries are scarce and high. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

with lust about the receipts Of last week, VIZ: So2o
bblsarge arrivals TO odayihe market Is weak Ht Iel
sales generally have TO be- made, with loss on CANADIAN
Eggs are coming forward freely Long islaho ana new
single house on te west side OF The town handled 1850
bbie of Eggs during tire past week. We quote:
Ney-JeTsey L. T., and Pa, fresh, y dOz....22 a
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
. HInEs. SKINS. AND runs.

We quote: Amcrcan-Common TO Fair, 3o0l1c.; Good
10 Pi, 50u55c; Choice TO Fancy C0dG5c Olds goo 4Oc
ForeigpBe ans, 40 5Oc; BavaIians, medium 5OaJOc;
spauldSs, T0a75c; English 5aG0c.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

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New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
\. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDISG June IS, 1851
lE,rrtssly for TuE \. y TRIBUNE by our Repotet


The following the current rates OF articles M good
condition, as sold by commission houses at wholesale
Shippers receive 10 10 per cent less, deducted for com
missions beside freight and other charges. Persons
ceivng produce 10 SELL often with the request That hnnc
dato returns be made cannot always obtain tho prices
which transient buyers have 20 pay urfigues in
tended mOrcS Sor the farmer tan the merchant, and we
prefer not TO disapp0nt by giving the outside prices OF
very choice articles Boxes or paC kagcs should be
fully marked with paint, ard the name of the sender
should also be painted upon end Nail an invoice
list Of the articles upon the under side of the cover and
send letter by mail, containing an invoice and dree-
tons also stating how aud when sent Clean packages
and care in putting up Will add much TO the value Of the
produce.