davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10
NUGAR PAN DERRICK.

Having bought the right for Orleans county
to sell A. j. Weeds Patent Sap Pan Derrick,
will be round with the model in the course of two
or three weeks, prepared to sell town and indi-
vidual rights to any one wanting them. 1t is 9
fine thing and can be sold at low figure.
JAMES ALLSTON.
Stannard, Nov 2, 1853 44w3
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10
DENTAL NOTICE.

All persons wearing temporary teeth OF my
make, are requested TO call at my Uhce loT lle-A
permanent sets, within thirty day tIom u'lr-
Particular attention given to preserving sle
natural teeth. All work warranted TO give san
faction. Charges reasonable Office IN ola 'A
building
II 7. WHIINFA.
Irasburgh, VT, Oct, 80, 1868. All
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10
Sold by all druggists.
The best remedy for

0OhUF ULA,
in all its manifold forms, including Ulcers, Can
GERS, Syphilis, Salt Rheum, Consumption, ETC.,
S DIR. Anders' iodine Water, pure solution
IF Iodine scithoaa SofUert, discovered after
many years of scientific research, and expert
ment. For eradicatiDg humors from the system
it has no equal. Circulars sent Tree.
J. P. DINSMORE,
SO Dey-st., New York.
Sold by druggists generally. 43W4
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

THE GRAND REsULT.-Below we
give the majority given in each State,
according to our latest returns, with
the electoral vote to which each State
is entitled:
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10
Vermont.

This State goes for Grant and Col
fax by about $4,000 majority. Below
are the votes of some of the towns in
the State:
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10
ESTRAY.

B rRA4.
Came into the enclosure of the subscriber
about the middle of September, one small, light
red yearling heifer. The owner is requested to
call, prove property, pay charges and take her
away
ALBERT WEBSTER.
Irasburgh, Nov. 10, 1858. 45w3
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

French protcstants number 1890,
geo exclusive of those 10 Algiers.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10
UY TT
WILL SELL GOODS
AT COST FOR FIFTEEN DAYS
MARKET.
CCHOOL EXHIBITION.

~ At Institute Building, Glover, Vt. by the
Students of Orleans Liberal Institute, on We'd
nesday, Nov. Is, 1868. The exercises will consist
of Orations, Essays, Determinations, Charades,
Dramas, REGULATIONS, Instrumental and Vocal
Music, Tableaux, &c, &c.
Admission rs cents. Children under II, Is cts.
Doors open at IL O'Clock, exercises to COM
mence at 7.
Glover, Nov. g. 1868. 45w2
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

Persecution of the Jews is again
from Galatz, Moldavia.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10
IWENTY Eve YEARS, PRACTICE

TWENTY FIVE YEARS PRACTICE
In the Treatment of Diseases incident to Fe-
males, has placed DR.. DOW at the head of all
physicians making such practice speciality,
md enables him to guarantee a speedy and per-
manent cure, in the worst cases of Suppression
md all other Menstrual Derangements, from
ohateuer cause All letters for advice must con-
tain 81. Office, No 9 ENDIcoTT STREET, Boston.
n. B.-Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1868 29yl
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10
WHAT EVERY .HORSEMAN
WANTS.-A good, cheap ard relab
linment. Such an article is
DIR. Tobias
Venetian Horse Liniment.
In Pint Bottles at One Dollar.

For Lameness. Cuts, Calls, Cole, sprains, &c.
warranted cheaper than any other. 1t is used
by all the great horsemen on Long Tsland
courses. Ii will not cure ringbone or spawn, a
there is no Liniment in existence that will. What
it is stated to cure it positively does. No osener
of horses siH be s0ithOaa it after trying bottle
One dose revives and often saves the life of an
over-heated or driven horse. For Collie and
Belly ache it has never failed. Just as sure As
the sun rises, just SO sure is this valuable Lni.
ment to be the Horse Embrocation Of The day
Use it one and all, Depot, Sc Cortlandt-st, n Y
Sold by allthe druggists and storekeepers Adv
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

Thanksgiving in Vermont, Nov. 26.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10
TO CONSERVATIVES.

Irasburgh, VT, Oct, 80, 1868.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-10

not active to-day, but considering the
importance of the day, it was better
than was anticipated. The price was
from As to AS cents. Quality gener-
ally good. The shipment was 693
tubs.
During the month of October there
were shipped from this station 1919
tubs; at so lbs. each, which they
probably averaged, they weighed 215,-
$50 lbs. in the aggregate. At Al cts
per pound, which was as near as we
can figure, the average price of all
qualities for the month, this amount
yielded the farmers of this section the
handsome some Of SOL, 4O6. 81
Atbans Messenger, Sd.
A DESPERATE VAGRANT.-An Is
years old vagrant named Cummings
claiming to belong in Bridgewater
took up his lodgings in the hay NOV
of II. Wright of New Haven, Thurs
day night OF last week. When Franz
Wright went up into the NOW thu
next morning the villain struck hin
on the head with an army revolver
linhicting two severe wounds, knock
ing him from the ladder upon tn
floor. Help was summoned. Gun
mings was arrested and taken to MID
dlebury, where he was locked up i
| Jail. He had a loaded rife and re
volver with him.
BROKE JAIL.-Bernard Farrell, wh
was committed to Jail for the design
ed murder of Rev. Father Ryan, O
: Bennington, escaped Wednesday nigh
of last week, and is still at large.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON June e-l5A m-The following The opening pnees
made al The soek Exchange this Conss for 99
9 Consos $50 United States rveTWentes So 7
QTJi; Illinois CentrAIs, lOl Erie shares, 45l
LcsDoS June m following the prices at the stok
Consos for &G9i fr account t~
s5l Usied states bonds 70; Illinois Cen lel Be shares &
loSDor June Ga al 9Sa9i for money and
the American securities close at the following qnotahs
United Five twenty bonds I3G Erie Railway shares 4ot
PGRis june s-ke opened to-day Renes have sd
PARls June Ga D. m-The dull and easier Reutes SO
francs eeumes 10 centnes Loaf than at the opening
PAEI June $40 mThe Bourse closed dull and heavy kenN
francs IS eeBtimes oensss hwer than last report
FRANKFORT June 9-Athe Bou to-day old United States Five
Twenty bonds we're strong at ~ ana.
FRAEKFORr 9Uhed States FyetSeBtes close strong at 7t
an the old issue
LyKRrooI June s- IS CoonThe market opens dpl and
deee The estimated sales to-day
5000 lses The following are the opening sures hdns upSn''
BrsadgGTbe market quiet a, the following prices Corr 80
White and I2 oTEo Red Western oa 36 bush Peas 43 y 'O4
10 Flour 3 y bbL for Western Canal ..,, -
ProrsOas-Beef 1901 bhL for BIa Prime hess Pork, G6
bbl for Eastern Prime Lard Cheese 81 cwI for
Bacon, al Pewt for Cumberland Cat
A, o. cs Tsp,p,rs 2ss . e~t Rssaed Petroleum 3d. gal
for spihs Petroleum, and gal standard white bite o.
M S% SIsd Western Wheat 1910 per for California White
aRd 1913 for No Red Western 80. ,,e.e
per ewt f,r American. Pork dali at previous prices
81 mCouOHThe sales OF the day nave beeh
iS @ Maj MSar rhs i.s f are lyees % on MaSeis .se E
market for yarns aud fabrics al that city Is quiet
Broaastue'-The market closed quiet
jane $50 toaoThe market closed daI az
land, Ildlid Mddug Orleans lltalid The market for Yarns
and fabrics at Manchester now reported steady -.
Pyos PstroltuSS - per Ssloa
LoSpoS June e-ii' nsugaT T.o v evt for No Du'en
IasDos Jane s-i:5l y a. a-sugar h dull and unchanged
AsLwE Jane 9-PerO,um am at 6 francs per 6eL for stand
ASrrEP Jane P,rosam closed and advancing and higher
Treos realized
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

other Importers and Jobbers but they win find that
merchants uptown. who mainly Indebted 20 the In
dependent Companies and Insurance Agents and Brokers
for the first & per cent reduction rates last December,
follow suit, will not be wiling TO give business TO the As
sOeaon or TO those Companies who assessed merchants
IS cent by raising the rates that much additional 10
the former advance in order to Tor the losses s te
Chttenden fire. and whO II they could only exclude
from the Insurance business the 90 Outoown and other
Independent Companies aud the 800 Insurance Brokers'
might repeat the 2 per cent advance and perhaps
double it, .H.- ....I.I
In conclusion, would merely inform merchants and
other insurers generally that the "lnsuranee BIoEers
brokers can always give them policies at "net rates,
from companies not in the association and as SAFE ana
prompt In paving losses and good they on tef
ter terms than the solicitors who offer the ~ per cent
rebate. 3.
While was In mercantile business always employed
broker, and saved money by II, and believe our mer
chants and manufacturers are too shrewd 10 give te
solicitors the advantage Of themselves, as they wOhld
their insurance brokers, who stand between them ana
companies which are always ready 10 selze pre-
text as the Chittenden re) TO assess the nercdne
community by advance rates, to pay their losses
course pursued by these twentysiX associated ComPa
MES toward insurance agents and brokers 10 the
pOsite of that OF the Life Insurance Companies MARX
the result Let Directors and Stockholders OF FIe S
panes compare the statements OF the LlIe ana Io nd
panes with each other, and instruct their oo
Secretaries accordingly so as to secure the
ularlty OF their Companies, and, consequently A'eO
U'''"eNU' " An Ex.MRRCHGsT AND sroCKHoLDER.
N. B.Net assets OF companies not essoo s,o NOE o.,
ated," Dee. 81, e67, about :; ~ .s1'''O'A
Net assets Of the associated " COhpa- -. 90
mes, Dee. 81, 1861 abOut........--...-.' H'4I'h'
Difference I'm favor Of the non -"assOcl A.. ,.o ooo
ated Companies, ABOUT. 'S'O''V'''-
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
Junes, 1868.
Prnn The Jnnrnal Of Conneres.

To MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS, AND
ALSO STOCKHOLDERS OF FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES: 1
informed by the Presidents Of several of best City
Insurance Companies, that 26 out OF 100 City Companies
have associated themselves together for the purpose
from merchants and others having large lines the whole
amount OF their insurance. 70 be divided among them,
and whoever may in future join tbcm
The plan Is when they have Through their solicOrs)
In their procured orders fOr renewals OF policies
rates. prooide such Companies will oin them
aod mot Otherwise and thus have threatened to take all
Join them ahd who favor Insurance Brokers and Agents
~ n sV % lsoF s nsea that they have Clearinghouse"
companies receive twice much of the weeks premiums
TreeNed py e sohcitoIs as the 100000 capital com
pdnles aS ana the s2@OO0 capital company receives
ten times as much AS the s2OgOO capital copaies This
Is OIL eous' good arrangement for the largest com
lhy as the directors aud stockholders OF the s2O0OO0
companies viii discover after deductng the rebate of 10
@ ~ aS.G, add ana raying the solicitors their
day rolls round This association consists of about one
SrL OF al the Insurance Companies doinC business An
this city aud Is formed IN Opposition In e , ~
of out OF town companies Insurance Brokers' and ohP
indePendent CITY companies, who unwilling 10 jon
IL is certainly effort to procure for the be,6, ~ <
yee companies the Mercante and other Insurance bust
number Of these associated COMPANIES have for a
rue Produce Exchange by taking risks at what th % Ti
Participating Rates. or rates 10 per cent above net
tOebe amount OF IS per cent, proffs ON preiSs ~
policies marked participating" This piece ~ no ~
lcR Is issued &C 20 per cent 30 per cent or o pet
cent as may be On te profits and the holders car M n
when issued al 90 cents on the dollar and these scrin
eOmpanIos issue circulars 10 prove that scrp bs1Ta
Is eheapS tkAn any other kind Of insurance They
6ea fs0In then patrons the TACT that some Of best
most ersyJol Of onr nerance brokers al NET rate ~
the Insured nf 20 per cent less tan the scrip
an sufprsta ~ many OF our pIoalce merchants have
taken 20 per 10 40 cent scfip when they cOud
have had eth deductions Of 20 per cent on premiums Of
STOCK policies y lieu of |scrlpp ..t
STOCK having drawn others into the AssocatiDD Ig0
F0's 70 turn their attention TO our arge Dry Goods and
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

ov,eo Jsb, sYoon IN good and steady sales Of
W S s 4 10 e 6o! @ S hrs sPS sT ap e, HsS % sS bush
h.asss cab t2 Con- he'd n 81 % for sS oA wS
Ole. com e., o.i, Sc. to Sew-YOrh oco
ba Is r No spring ga for Rel Winter. 81 % for t Wsts
~. ob a. a. p aDd 600 bash choice White s2 eS Cora
aae hed a. % br No J. Oats dali sales ooO bush western
Sip.tse "a. Adapg. per Canal Freshis-FioaI tCe
whs, s.e Corr, ' oa T :, 70 Boos se to SeSYoi
sle 10 AbasT fle lnports9oo bush Corr p w era
Ss & HO a e s 49, as o. ~ m 3 se, Ia%bsT The
% % 1 H. 1ss tr u1s wsf Yesterday aeon be sseer
ssi va, !. folaS, Wheat bs,h coh $50 900 bush Oats
80 90 bu,h Barley 5000 ea.s PSl, - so ni'p u, ,,a1lie
Co'ssi 1as6 so PaIseeJ ~ 13as2 aa FloaI dull sa,
FI - yq+io CO.. Psrnsysnia snd Ohio Do slOGsR Wheat
sas nl steady 2oo bash Red ~ 1sd$ 90 Eeaeenss
ia.. "a. ;, ~ 20 MIsa &ssie 81 s oa. dun Western oa Penn.
T,asa sag' s,. ss'ee o,Su du MSsS 5oie Flour quiet
na sHehsgd wheat sa and ssss''ssd & Corn S SS .n5
r,ps.issa se e. RE Dali sl 80 Provisions Gaie, hu'
s@ m'ii e.i, gIi III .s s.ffPS sas 's1 Isa !.
doll ,9i SS"H' s ,. gst ti s'' bacon sI
ss. ssi ssssA. i5,e SIDES lsc Lard sa7oe Cor" 'S
oI jos, 9 hid. Ing, sa9s9, Ne
:;s = Ii .1ttsss.a. sHSs wsss sa S' % 10
. r S Cor Corr s1 s Sc & S BsssusSos ss s S cissf
sss i7e Bah shoadsr Riei Clear Sides Ice Whshy, free
Toiseo jane Sus. Wheat qaIe, bad better Amber s5 a
.ser Jsa, declined sale: q No :. 97s Receipts
aSo e FSg 900 es:s CH5I @ csc. 90 Wisconsin S and low. a IS
ass Medium 81 IS Wheat unsettled at 81 goa 9 for
No and oF No Corn easter Al BIC for No Oats steady
6c fpr Receipts ior daT3oo0 bills FoaT Deo bush
Wheat bush Shipmeu-3OOO bbis Flour
Co bush Wheat, 90 bnsh. Oats .... -
CISeIsSAT June 9-Pour dan. Family, slOas0 & Wheat
srurr sales No s2 3oG 81 R No AZ ~ rs Corn tTner
eae Oats d and 91.s'e SG 13SSo RE nd Sa 81 sS
ssl,s 25 bh Lugs 50d 30 sos Leaf go 6 all offered vas
taken Eastern Canada buer Mess Pork hme bat
quiet held s27 7sasa BulL Meats dal; 29lte Bacon 1
limited ohng shoude l3. Clear Rib and Clear sides ot
aCe Lard held IQl7 offered lie Liverpool news depressed
the market Gold, 1891 buyiSg
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKBr--JvSH
Beef ae-Reoepts 36 head market qnet Extra tlAHtAO;
Frst Quality si3d - 5O Second Qaaliiy $ldSR9i Third
Quality sllds 50 Sheep and LsmhsRseeiPt s3 6sAd sse
az ldIIr ~ sprng Larbs. 43d So Veal Calves SJdtle
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

NEwYORK, June 4, 1868.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
boNDs-SPEcIAL NoTICE.-The receipts from sales Of
these securities for some time past having largely
exceeded the current requirements of the Company
they have this day advanced the price to IO3 and
accrued interest, in currency FISK & HATCH,
Bankers, and Dealers in Government Securities
and Financial Agents of the C.. P. RRCo..
No Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
THE MARKETS.

ICn,isIy reported for THH TElRUSn 1863
AsHRs-Tbe market for POts is firm at 50 aS9$S ''i fe''
BJJIIpING MATERIALSAn articles coming under ths s
have met with steady demand and the market hs ru ud
We onte as follows BRiCRs-Pale y NJ S85OdSiO H
y NJ sn 50ds 10 50; Croton!P NJ l8gS
S4OBS45 CENENT-ROsendae y bbl 81 70
hush 3C; Mixed y bush 6Oc Goat " BUSH Oc ~ o. poeI
NJ SO 5Od 80 S. LNERoeksnd Common , So, Snos 40 tnp
nd inn a. hi ~ 2S PLASTER PARIs-Bue Nova seo"s
S3 gIdsi White Nova Scotia tu9 81 @G S' ,y Gl 20 S
FsseTn 40 bbl 40; Caened KnckeTboeker NILS DUE. net
BRFSW AX-Tbere has moderate business 70 ie's vi 10
is much reduoed holders frmi we note sales oi L'V
are unchanged the demand mOdatei we quote al from
45c "a for American Gray and Nhie A., sua u.t. .aes
BROOM CORN-The market Is lower ana Tue uemaHu DbH' ~
only TO iobbeTs q l0dl4c ,-.. - a., ,r,rl.t
generally without sales Of $50 bales oi wheh oL
nrs and So by specuators We qnoe nominay a. follows
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

80. ~ tbs Company, but such action is again en,
jOined by the order served this morhine ait has
that the party assuming to manage the ish
offered to withdraw the same, ana permit INV med
10 be released, on payment OF certain sum aStion
At 100000, and the expenses OF the salt III
This proposition has not been acceded TO- .roco Of
The following shows the totals OF inc Coz the
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
CT. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
y RAILROAD COMPAHYS
SEVEN PER CENT
or R0NnQ
FEBRuARY AND AUGUST COUPONS

FEBRUARY AND AUGUST CObfONS
The and Mountain Railroad having been con
of the State Of Missouri and the
valid the work Of extending the same TO conneo WIN
ward Nneyone being profitable operation 45 miles Of new
rails enough band for ~ miles erpecteo a'
the whole line Belmont 1873 miles VIII be opened t
there will be continuous hn RON ot
Mobile New Orleans and other Southern cues very se
The Old part Of the road M mes already enough TO eeore Al
the interest debt and the extension COMPLETED
will The proceeds OF these bonds gong IN
Pilot Knob for which cash subsidy Of S9
per free gin the Company viii add
very to the value Of their proIerty - IL. @, -,
We The cordially recommend mort
Iron Mountain Railroad good seeu
M The The road will be large and the adminsa.on OF
Of the Company capable d eIpeenced hanc' S
titled 10 the greatest confidence Of the public
JAMES T. THOMAS. Mayor Of 81 Louis
JOHN J. ROB- Pres ~. Loas Chamber OF Commerce
r. W. Fox Press ST. Louis Board ofTrade
BARTON BATES. Pres North Missouri Railroad
j. H. BRITTON. Pres. Nat Bank Of the state Of NO.
VIM /. EWING. Pres OF the MeL ~ b. ofst Louis
GEO II RRA Pres Second National Bank Of ~ Louis
BADS, Chief Engineer 81 LOUIS and w Bridge Co
r TAYLOR, Pres Pacific Railroad of Missoul)
WIN TAUsSIG. Pres. Traders Bank, 81 Louis
john r. LIONBBRGBR, Pres I, n. Bank 81 LOUIS
ADOLPHUS MEIER. Yiee-Pres Union Psei6e Railway
ROBERT BARTH. Pres German Savings lnsttsaon-
ALLEN COPP 4 NISBEY. Bankers 81 Louis
NETWORK REFBRBSCB@
n MORGAN 4 Co s. CANDY,
= n SWIFT r. BLODGET,
pb,,. h dn. can he had 1.-THE NewYok Agency limited
number Of Bonds low price OF So gTSg the accrued
living out the city not having correspondents here can send
their funds Cashier Of the Bank OF the state OF Ne
Lopds he By free Of charges
~ II. q. MARQCAND Viee-Prett No 4J Nalst
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
REMOVAL

BooKsTAvER, THAYER q SLossoN have removed
from the old location ON Broadway TO No. 10 WALL st.
where they are prepared to do general Stock Gov
eminent, and Bond business
BooKsTAvER THAYER & SLOssON,
june S. 1868. No. 10 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
ITO CAPPTALISTS.--The undersignea ouer
il for ale at par limited amount Of tie
BONDS OF THE PORTLAND WATER COMPANY

rb. ho,s hs , pe cent interest," payable eoh and the prime.
pal il desmabe In gold In twenty The eoapons are Pyaoe
he ComnaS1 il Chartered State Of Maine with capital Of
ned to issn IL bonds 70 ae eftsn, o.
secured mortgage It's entire prSpsI & ana % % @
Of these applied 10 part payment OF e cost oI ne
for material and NE ~ hs sss
with the American Waer ana Gas !Ipe w
Jersey under guarantees and ooAas eomsHeui~ ~ ~
fhe supply Of water from Lake sebsgo and Ne bn,ane vheo
ge,her Of $50 mies lhe ne wsys1
supply present population Of Poana an ss
obtained By raytaton without MACHINERY we e ee's " NV
above udewaer distant from the city about 10 niles
Attention Is called 70 the following endorsements: a..
The rapid progress Portland Water WORKS and e
completion guard the safety Of the properly sna 49,
Of the city demand Of public expression o eoDn'eH "
The bood are based upon liberal and expenditures largely
Of saed and with knowledge Of thse .
which the works prosecuted ha
the nIens Of PotaLo ano o
public large, a safe ard highly advantageous an.
The b. - insure the payment Of 'ne %
VI.~ T1,.at Iss. p.,p.I =. Se i'"' .-l'. Mayor
IProm B1 Mayor SrxyKSs Of Portland
Having had opportunity beecng acquainted 70 ome
with the plan Portland Water CompNsT and knowing
Of It's ability prosecute successfully the voE has S hSv
ing that the udcOu management Oftbs cOa7ny s make r %
and profitable investment Auo n D'n'SHD'
Prom sIGOv wAsHBuns, IT, ,sso
Having been one Trustees in the Deed Of Trah Of ne
Portland Water Company have naturally looked some"h INTO ne
condition Of the Company and made inquiry In reference 70 move
am fully persuaded enterprise financially speaking wise
and safe and that will with proper ma5agensn Dc hghyM M e "
De cannot and do not doubt that the demand of wafer VII e
such enterprise successful and establish s securities
among best investments. l.. .WAshbOhN ~,
For regard the bonds appy 20 Mss.rs
HOFFMAN Co.. No 6HanOyerst or 70 O. T. BONNER Co. Nc
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
RECEIPTS OF pR0nIICE.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

JuSs "a 429 bbs Flour ia bba Corn Meal 800 sacks d. Hue
bush Wheat 1872 bub Corn 80 a0e hush Oats pkg Ashes 70
pigs Cut Meats 80 pkgs Lard 10 sae OH Cahe 72 bba Petroleum
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

Receipts bbls for tb~ atout 800 ibis lee. than Last
falling 81 the enabled hsHisFs them
up TO i9e for single hb Fu receipts TO-DAY hosersr
10 BE- be WATrgtly from CHadcauss de-
again Prices not uAiorm dealers rstthg ne saA
NJ Il Pa h,,hP Western and CAssla. Y "a ~; dlsi
.............m a lDact q doI............. bad
state good an lBrg Oats y bSA good. sodS5
THuITr.
The Delaware Stawbey train Ia late day And thre~ arge
the midst Of heavy sbevers
n prime order from NiusFnd and other points
Of Jersey 5 qua this morning bat shrn The
Maryland IN the fu would hardly
prizes Of good large ber1st ths NJ ia
rfcrng
with little prospect Of srbg Close chests fof beres Of anf hnd
sboa discarded especially for ESbss The Bc,eh crate atd
b,et yes eaod Satisfaction. eherrs fon MAand m good
order brought m Hohouse peaches scag At sJd IS
per s2 80 n some vhorithses In poor or4tr
have received from Savannah We qaoe;
IN AIrIA -IAIlfI
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
ALBANY LUMBER MARKnr.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE o,
The market has and pFeee
The highest quoted prices have been realized for pine nun ~
shipments have made and the supply has been bou
demssd Market and scarce Assomene
of,lio good fDlous