davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

The twentieth annual report of the Manchester ana
Lawrence Railroad shows that for the hrst four months
OF the past year TN August J, 1861 me ROAD was a
aged by the Concord Railroad Corporation Inc receIps
from August l. 1867 10 March 81 ls6S including s5l4 -
from the Concord Road amount 10 tl4279d Total eN-
penses for eight months have been S9A5 49, Net earn
ings Of the year f1o2 $50 minus two dividends OF sV
paid leaving balance Of S550, which, added TO par
unapprOprated income, increases 'he ater u
A6b96 rs. -, q, ,.., ~,
s67 600 II is operated by the Nashua ana L0wel koa1
The total OF its dividends last year were per cent
has M debt and owns i3i miles OF single track the
stony Brook was Incorporated in 1885, and was hrs'
Operied for travel IN ls4s. ,n,
Tle latest railroad statistics that have been published
show i'm The United States 9S3 miles Of horse railroads
Boston has l6s miles New-York, 49, Philadelphia I'VE
Brooklyn, 49,
There is a growing demand for St Lonis and Iron
Mountain bonds, now selling at So fiat This line IS
very important and will rank among the greatest
freight railroads in the United States The noun
tains Of iron furnish nexhaustible supply oi ore
and this road will carry it to market.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
,r,rrrpA,.s wEArnrr RsgoKr.
SHIPPING NTELLIG ENCE
PORT or SRw.YORK.....".NiI2 q

CLEARED.
Se.mhps-Leo Dearborn Savannahi James Adger Loclwood
Cbarsstoui j. w. Jarrett Mclaughlin Baltimore.
-Arkwrgh CaukH San FaHeiscoi Pontiac Sailing San
Francisco. 81, ,,,
Npr). Botoue, Catig. Starlight Harliug. Baltimore.
Bugs-rry Aubrey (r) Hammond BarAoes; Ida ~ Comery,
Mcclellan, Csrdenas; Brilliant Br Morris Vera Cruz Jana tBrb
Denersra florence (BE) Hernau, ST. KITS Hadee bT
Kingston Js Mercedes tBE Kohl Cabaren and Ssga
sehoouersChaiBpou Br uey Bao; Oakes Am's tdnouds,
Bridgeport Orbit Skubk Bridgeport; A. ~ Akeu Hale NorSak
A Nicholson Richmond
Mcirwa DssoSswsy Ba0re Isaac Reh BDsnt bosioh say A.
JeieTson Salsm
ARRIVED.
Steamship France (Br) Liverpool MAY 3 mhe and ISL
pass MAY 90 ~ a. lon. % 50 passed iceberg 2d lat ~ ~.
Ion. 50 25 passed bark Clara Ann tDuch) bound W.
Delaney, Galveston, May TO- mde aud
Steamship Castle Adams Havana MAY % mdse and
Schr NJ H. Stockha, Cordery wmngtOu'N c. days, naval
stores.
SAILED.
Steamships Russia and Manhattan for Liverpool Wm r. Clyde for
Wilmington.
DOMESTIC PORTS
HoLNKs HOLE May sshrs Ephrain English Phlade
Burton. WIN. Wallace Corea Foran Arlington e. g.
Crannier Clair. Jessie Wilson Philadelphia Boston brig
Maurice. Philadelphia for Boston Wind uoThw hght
BosroS May 2LATved, Ship TenplAT, from Calcutta via Edgar
Of steamer Charles Pearson The apparently MOI
much injured BY being ashore Seh sarah H. ashore the
beach back Of Cape CS.
SPOKEN.
May l2 lat a. lon Al 90 bark Avalanche (B from HILL fos Quebec
q days cut
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
p1SSENGKRS ARkLHED.

FROM HAVANA. My 25-Ia steamship Moro Caste-P p Mon
p Rivera Mrs. T. NJ lesser chlirn and servant
Mis- da Pestre Petre Paeute M Gunner G. Bnchan
81 Fernandez Dupre and wife Miss Newcomb. W. D. J. Ecla
nespagnr NJ Paaci j. Schsatz y. Ya F. p del Carraca
r. Bsic1 Mrs. F. Garrison, Mrs Vanderwa;er three children ard
servant Terry, J. NJ Zleuayar, Zuenlyar and wife h
Mason and family, p $. Msrciis, j. Qraianes. A.osa
aud three children. Franco Catalo, wife. ana chhd "rn
a child; Lgbren NJ q. Creo, j. NJ Perra and nend
r. Bee J. NJ Jorra B. Martinez, NJ Hgginson g. Bhonsh Mr.
Jaye Mr. Jarvis r. RubIa Amlo aud wife, b. b. HAWKINS WIZ
Prize De Fervan De Fersn aud lei VAL w. del
Val W. g. Richardson c. Tagar NJ Caron wife aad two Children
Rieva child Miss Marquee and servant J. Peles,
Wucken Hsyon G. v Shu Jno Lam,den, aud servant Miss
VI. stewart Miss Caroline Warner.
FROM LIVERPOOL, May 2In steamship Fanee-Mr and Mrs
Trppett James and Howe Mrs Pescs y G. Smith,
Mr. and Brown G. Taylor infant j. h. j. Gdgr NJ
Per Player Miss sanford Mr Sheppard A.
Miller Mr. Oekeuior Cross Mrs T. MSmi and children, hfs
Mary Bsyd and cbd Mrs A. Broonead aud children T. Ace
Mrs Howdcp " Cue and nut ChaS Grant Mrs btHay
Master B. w Clf B. Ghhmgs. .
FROM LIVERPOOL Mas 25-In steamship Fnnec-Mr aud Mrs
Tppett Mrs James Mr. Howe, Mrs " e. Smith,
Mr. aud Mrs. Brown Mrs Taylor and infant Graogs NJ
PLAYER Miss and Player Miss Lawo Mr. Sheppard hur
Mr Ockenlom Cross Mumre and CHI drn. Mr. AaIy
Bod child Mrs A. Broomhead and h ~ T. AeLane Mrs W
Howden Miss Core and infant Mrs and Miss Beany Mater W
ul h.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

Rys, s2ss2Os Provisions quiet unchanged -.
so SG' sr a IS sGS'ie % Red 'Siass %assr fs SIS for $Stt III
s & % H Sfa n.aaI.. aIs. as $ T s S9.1'' % dS G qa Rs
1 81 eJ for No ost. s2s fI Western Com he, ~ 80 avs
TIM Canal PreshtsFour 4O Wheat sie Corn &c. 70 NeTYors
64e EewYori 52e TO Albany 2c Lake ImpoS6OO bush.
Wheat ~ 600 fet Lumber Canal mports'o bbA Fouri $500
g oac,ffS May a1Flou nominal wS.,, unsettled and Dc.
Corn moderately active and declined ldsG; sale. Of No
At I s r. r.. No. s0, at ,o5 5T%s & o dsi SS p%s' .Srs
Barley nominal Provisions quiet Mes, Port inactive and nominal a,
Medium Far s7asas7s1i Good KIsa Choice sss o.
dunn . % SS5 trade; ~ nS. S,,1ss "a 5 50 P 70 @
Corn to aao y s Sc y steam S & wheat v.s. to sun 81 @ bI ks
Corn bush O 1900 Live Hogs sbipmen7GOO bbl Fop
2oo bu4 Wheat Corn $1,000 bush Oats 1900 Live
amv,uu., May grlour heavy choIe. Wisconsin and Iowa.
settled +; Oh for No l. *TS2 for 40 Oats dsci9ngi no
ss C2 aHneL a. ss for New Receipts GOO bs Eo"i aseS eco
bbs Flour, COO bush Wheat 90 bush. Corn.
Cotton dan Hemp g5'';sd Snt *3ss 5
n s6gGs % ,s S - 1o $Sn' % a e. 81 9S S *s F, f9T a
SO S1li FaHey. sIIasl. IS Wheat declined Ocj Choice
81 No. ado eva "a &C Corn heavy @ bat firm hsd
yellow. sye Whit zoe choice Mhie sss 0as unchanged @ ala
heavy slsS Pok dn at s28 ~ Bacon dull with small business
n5.hsrs prices Lard very gs G At e Cattle IN good demand a.
small sle,p fair demand s2st 90 Rscdpl-7C6d sacks
BUTyiIo May Respiswbesi obush Corn bush
Flour 54Obh+ Shipmsn-Nheat 1000 bush Corn 1000 bush
900 bush fghts du nt unchanged Flour aud lower;
5 bb Ground 81 $40 2 Wheat uegeeted No Chicago
sphng offered n ~ 05 No do ~ Is Corn dull; buyers viii
asking rates best offer made for botoad sales
600 bush small and lots dull aud lower;
sales y so bush Western Il e part to arrive Barley and Rye nOn
nal Mes Pork. &29 Lard. l9le
26-lour and Wheat unchanged Com dull; sal
able 9c Oats dull but unchanged Rye duh and dropping
81 held ~ 6n; 20 hhds
At 81 0dS 0Lef $40 Co. Cotton da and nominal at 2 for Md
ding Mess PORK dull offered S23 25 Bulk Meats
neglected held i9ilc for shoulders and Sides Bacon doll
shoulders l3s Clear Rib Sides 6i Clear Sides 7c Lard held at
leidlgr. but there Is NJ demand Gold 1881. bnydk
f5tS5 Nav B-Four-Saes of Double 25 Wheat de
oncd sales Michigan 81 81; Amber 81 S. Corn de-
ene Of No at 3d94e 0sts declined c sales Of
NE RccepllOo bbs Flour, 800 bush Wheat l3co
bush. Corn 4200 bash Oats
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
IlfHnpEA. MARKETS

roSnos NAV 27-I:I5a mAoBrt eay Consos And An"fan
higher It following are thg "p,ugl''
seeonnt 9st United Five TvsHues od ~. Ihnos 81
IospoE May IT'S mConsos closed At s5i Tor money mi ~
O. rcynt American closed the following rates: hled
Ststss Five twenty bonGt III lSo Central kA~AJ 'hA@ y"
~ PatSEgoTT Nav 2i-U s. E7e.Tsenties open st5ei
FEASETORT Nay Z3 mUnsd States Fei"ehJ oona 'osea
IyeEpaor MAY 2-ll.l5 mrhe Cotton m,thst eps he.vy
,r9 With declining eudebey prices are on fraction ihe boNs
Ar. Che opening 6gaes Mhng UPland lltaId MddhaEoeAh'
Tfg0IIIi Of daF viii not exceed 3VVo
sraasaeTbs mArks, opens dali Corn % qaaIls br ne"
MiIed Wheat 1915 GENITAL or California W
oi No Red Western $40 per bush Psss t no' ID
Flour 34l per bbL for Western Canal -, &c, =,
MI Tor Eastern Prime Mess LA ol owt Cheese R st 10,
bs b,rt grades Of Anenesn Pine Bacon % fe~' Tor aoe
cut A., n - s,A ,,.,.H.. An, lai for
u1on .r,low liI6 y cwL TUpeHnr 1859 evt s@hrd re-
,,oIsrm ia ~ gallon. spirits Petroleum; ID gallon
POOL May I'LL 20 mBT.adstnrs-1he be mhkeil nu ho
e - MIs Wrsisra Wheat l44 eeutal for CAmA "h,
va for No Mlusukee Red PFoysions-Lad 10 sHt roh
~ dsslt,dt 70 sll y bhl for Basien Prime Mess -,
,vsEyooL May 27-5 D. m--totoH-lhs mAnei eo
a a.. pz hddiDg tpAlds lsd hauiAk
n''. tIad Of the day foot up 900 bales
Com ja wheat t for Cslops and lts LOT heo
u',srn uas Peas aud Flour unchanged - . -, - "A,
Prcrisions 81 Bs.Iiok Lard Sk onsst 10y
f'snnS Mnv a7-ll:ibA zh-Sugaf Tl9 est I ~ ~ pun
.,A,I ssrnp OIL 2S tuu, Lnseed OIL KS to Lnssed
Co., . 10 ioj ~ tuu for thin ohlohg for heding -,
IesnSs Nav s7l:1O m-CoH'l. are hn5er an. H,sS S
h 20, nnT,r ss: account 9tl d United ias bona'
~ hsker sales being 1t ~ for s old nae -,
IeSpos May rs m-SugT has declined 70 ~ 'of NO. a.
o'sI hsT%ass ss Msy TPsirOeu~ quiet 8 t,Ba Dbl '
ASTwasp Nav 7F-SP D.-PtTOlams-Ibs nAh'I unchanged
| Standard White ~ bsbot .. f...
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
pAsSENGERS no ARRLHE

The eI%,9 % & @ snS San a 'I M r NAY ayuS Ss % 's si
TseI TsTs M Mr Ia + Saa1s 0 @ l. T. smith ad S Ms Ea
K9sa1 R9sD 4 H. PGveys r. "e Ind; i0a t G NL INA STss s
8 Best, l''iff SS N hasS sSss' esla sa N
Tompkus D. Pedonene Hills chas Horton Joe Geinsh,
Richard Plumme Charles K9ght william Coho > y BgHfsJ'
S.TsnDsgf Sl'aDgfn John 4i" Hss Mrs Sbe WIZ y
Eg' o1. .e Ts m fa 'S WSo Ms, hus sfii Haskell s1
W Goodman Nat T. James BoTney "a and s & plH,l @
WIN Rev nd child Mrs. Marx winant Miss r., caTsn j.
Fan;' & 8 HsH VS. s ,I SaS5, es: J' Ks%t matt yscs Sss
Cook O. SAWYER Alfred Lord 81 $ ooan Albert sag5'
+ TT Prague, %siyt bowie, silva Mrs. simpson and cI Nc +
B. Elliott, Mrs L. Weiss, Miss ~ A. sieve1sop Mrs ~
Pdnk, r. Mhkn, L. Hawkins T. Cala, ? BohPs IS s.
Sg6 George @ %h GG2 @ i eTe @ B'SS and " & M n Ltg ~
Mrs W v Oveor, Mrs @ W Boyd and chid Ms NJ H. LSnd
Nugent two children and two infants J. P Miller and
SeT%9n Bar & Ie1aeroa s Gio '. G. "o S,ose 4 RILEY r.
Dumas and vile Heicklg, H sIocuu, Andrew.
Putnam. George obohety Jane, e'iasI;g 81 Randall!
G. F. Hosan and wife. r. CLARK ard wife shearer D. y
csSSs Ss M Il Cis5s jsd Nav " a G''5 SS @SyI fo VIE e @ %
s1d two hiiren g. Hail. I9as WsCS g. e beY' 'Pa VIE, hI
child Mrs Kelma9 aud two elidTen' wN,r,. Mrs ST,s
schliren Mr and Mrs soaberiey d. y Wright John Blair W
William slacte A Baker NJ Moore T B'sgt Mrs Jobs
Children A. smith Geo Bartlett + Anal W Fletcher Peters J,s
Curen John simmons Charles sheeRaks Leonard sT' ShAIss NJ
Benz Myers Peter smith W Keada sawyer, Frank silva Ms
eIireu. i John AGflEs@ Z j. Wright s Gof A. Iuo3 JeTl
Ryan Frank Peck, N. L. Perego D. Sugs1t T. Parker, g
Monroe George Fswae0 H. O Iagsr.o6 wife Two cdieo
Geo Kennedy Evans Cha; Ter James DAYS & Res. e. saa.'
Benton Aonzo Hampton wife aud two children; G. Arnold VI"
+ Bsss ss't + Reprb oH f 55 p? p es' e. P s
J1' r. IS FstsesP % Mines Ps = gpS e15,so gsh q B & New
A. H. Harris Charles Benedict Srs LYDIA Aun Port O. caf
Francis Antonio Francis LOrens' Manuel L'eHil J"'e Gomez n
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
WEDNESDAY. May 27-P. n.


Gold is weaker, closing at 1895, after selling at
14O!. The cearings at the Gold Exchange Bank
were s29,263OOO and the balance $1,7292l9 81. The
export to-day per Russia amounted TO $1,m0WO IN
Gold.
Government bonds are strong, with an active DC
mand for investment by parties anxious TO make in
terest on their money The speculative demand is
also on the increase and large checks are taken at
the advanced quotations. The 52Os of 1861 and the
73O Notes are in most request for home demand, and
the amount taken on out of town orders has been
unusually heavy to-day. The 520s Of 1862 were in
demand. and several large blocks were taken for
foreign account. l040s were less active, but the
price was fairly maintained at the advance.
State bonds were strOGR at improved prices. Ten
nessee new q per cents sold at 69x Tennessee Tex
Coupons, H. Virginia per cents were active. open
ing at 81 and advancing the call to 5s!. Missouri
por cents in demand at 9ls Railway BONDS
were strong and sparingly oeBed at quotations. ana
no large amounts could be procured without advanc'
ing quotations CantOn.Company was strong. selling
at %, with large orders to purchase at the p1ce'
Express stocks were steady. Pacific Mail was less
active selling at 9G and g5 closing at 051 The kall-
way share market opened strong and continued
buovant ND TO the close. New-YOrk Central sold at
1929: Erie. NJ: Hudson River 148! Reading, sSs:
Toledo. Wabash. and Western, 5O8 81 ram ire
ferred iSl The North Western stocks were IN de
mand and offered in small amounts at the advanced
quotations The earnings for the year ending May
8lst. will show an increase of two-anda-hah millions
over the previous year and earning, az it does,
more net income than the New-YOrk Central
on less capital its future dividends sure any
stocks on the list. Fort Wayne continues active,
selling at ia Rock Island advanced to 9is on the
tl,. Mt
of the stockholders it is said they now hold proxies
TO the extent of twO-hrs of the caS tai stock, and
have strong hopes of being able to change the man
agoment Of the road. The volume of business has
been heavy aud the desire to operate for an advance
is on the increase MI the Western stocks are in ac-
tive demand at fun prices. At the close the highest
prices of the day not maintained, but the de
sire 70 buy was undated and stock was in demand
az quotations. Government bonds close strong and
active at quotations The conversions of 1905 amount
TO s., $4,000 to-day,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
DOMESTIC HARKETs

raADllru M'y cOSn nGU1. % Slns l.s"ssS ig II, Soei
quiet o led2lie. eur,ny % iIaia,s Noise, gui,t and
Little doing a, Ps t2sS$as y LsIsi ~ s,,. ,Ss ssss ss
u.s. s., Wssr sIs FaS tlos N Psnn.Sis y, S and one
o. o., s1 V%s ts,, Of lOoo hush ,les st 81 "a
a,sS ws,..Sn Al satI ID oats DUH PsunDrniA' rS1se
R.ry,s ~" H. Cotton dull and poninaly 2se o hdahsg,
PoSr dsi And ponpsny dscned se on spne "hsss a
PtrS,ylySni sseOd47Is Corn tnn Phn. Whh ~ ,a
YslIov 81 2IaaIl3 Receipts fOI hIss sSh p'W "''''
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
TJTL MARKETS.

~ WEnSEDAY MAY a. 1865
ASHES-Tle marie trn sales q 90 b6' Pots " 10 ~ Fear
Al nominal m -. ,
COTTON-A limited ~ business Is doing N small lots and
vne q. s foreign market heayf, houRh holders
refuse 10 make coneessions AID former figures are retained sales OF
t5 aesf m 10 eIpee J 70 sphnet and H' 10 speeu'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

1Iur srnCK MARKErs

~ Cstg lIlt Four - bbis WHISKY 2f nbs 'orr hol
i, so s. 4gl tf,h Wheat ~ 2i hufa Corn 4t ut Rye ~
Asher 90 pEgy Beet, lus bhis Pork - hts Petroleum
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
COURT cALENDARs-Tms DAY


eprRFnH elu by C.Bn0O j. Court opens
atlOl a. N over aud Termher ami owl Caendar.
1871. Pierre agt Lynch 1851. Williams agt PORT
Deans al at Morrs Il al 63. Net farTo et al
1891 Mathews AZ Beser, jr c i35. .SOpc.s krug.
al 1871. .Kaie4berg et al sgt Bar
M Hewett ct al art Miner ct al ~ mab
lOI Gerkn AIT Dinsnore Pest 1877 Fowler Riggs et al
%. Tie Mayor. Sc agt Messer-
f3Z7. KiBgsland e. al igt Braisted ole sc
etaL l38i. .sobdari agt Amer EmTant
act Price & Homestead %.
I34l .Rd6ed agt Burial r 0l Harrison uet " StmbL 20
l357. Lord AZ. Hall 1893. .Talman agL NOrLruu.
SuPl>gHR COgKTCRCUIr-PA ItAdiuarned for the
b. BARNARD JIou opens at
m. Can OF calendar. 70 m. Reserved Cases
III Nunson AIT Pore q al l95. Hart Daly et a.
spPERoR COcRr-TR1GI TKRS-PsRr I-IIed by R0BEErsoS
G. J-Conrt opens at II T. m
HaBe sgt EsnagsnsetS s03 Sheridan 'gt Kelly Sheriff
% &c.
,ssa Hamilton AFT Van Loon ss Iandgrs gt BIcnnsd al
aS1s DAVIS sgt Hughes $40 'SleberS Agt Ai'isi'
374 ..Jac06s al agL Wide 81 kaltflAch esS meyer
.I,rooks at Barrie 1853. Weieh az. SiCke@
S47. Reilly sdmr AIT Banks 26J5 FJsier sgt BresAn
erRKa1oR Corsr-Tusr TERN-PARr u-Hth by BsEBoUH j..
opehs Al IL a m.
ss2 Douueny at OSul6van.' l4Si.Coz set Bam'er
1eI Freilrrier aq StFoh 3l2 Fowler at. bIraian.
sSO Bast ~ s. aud Jamaica 4OG5 Peck et al gt kulE
S,oS.oS PLTss-TRiAL TERx-PaEr I-Helhy Dug, Court
0peug a 1 4. in.-ElmG
IL Scot, agt Hart $50. Baeel et al tgt Newell
I79 PrdenbeTg agL FndeBberg impd
l0l. lie kman set Pecare et a.
CoEsoS PLEas-TfIAL TgRN-PART Iiileld by BARRETT j.
Court ovens st n m. Equity
S. Hayes art Carey &c III same ag buay ana Seventh
i6 The aavor &c, a. r. Go.
BleeeIert 6c r. r. 162 % C0nnor taL at Ef-i Sle
re. Sane agt DR. Dk, h Bwayl - &c X X Co.
a. X r. 90 n. BstbQate liasAin. &C.
l1j,. Qaick agL Baysan 81 a.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
Ri6iNrnO 1Otirts.

OyHcE oy CHc,Go AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY CoMPANyl
Ma. - Walst NEw-loWK, MAY u. 1863 5
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Com
pauy have declared the following DIVIDENDS payable at the ofe
ser goth June the stockholders as shown by The
books Of the Company the 18th Il June nelt:
TEN PR CEST on the PREFERRED STOCK payable in preferred
stock al
stock a
nm. Transfer Books (now closed VII opened MONDAY the
8 of Jane closed WEDNESDAY the h aud reopened on
MONDAY, the 29h Of June next.
BY onie OF the Board vi Drectora ....,, -,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San Ri..s... Moon Sets o.l3
sauy O3 Isand.. l3 hell Gate 254
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
3inautial.
CT.LOUlS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
- RAILROAD COMPAKY'S
SEVEh PER CENT
FIRST MORrGAOR BONDS.
IERRIARN and AIGuST GOuPONS.

Tie title and Iron Mountain Railroad having been
filmed Assembly the state Of Missouri aud Ne
yAd The work of extending the to connection With
the Southern Conbn k rapidly
ward Nueone mites being 10 profitable opcraou - miles of new
work graded enough hand for a. miles II u expected tat
there will s continuous ne nom ~
Mobile NewOreans and other Southern cities very aSe
"a s Anticipated
"a. whole debt aud the extension e"mnc1
vastly The Of these bonds gong
extension ai ia The cirr and projected htanc
outhv ests ary from which eash subsidy Of S5O
per ahird the State, free m he Company VIII add
yerym much 10 The Of their property.
wy TIOS ALLEN President, ST. Louis No
the urdrrsrued cordially end these tnt mofE
gsg bsuds 81 Railroad good
the road viii he large and he administration OF
titled 10 the greatest confidence of the public
JAMBS X THOMAS, MayoT of 81 Louir.
JOHN j ROB. Pres Louis Chamber ~ Commerce.
= W. FOX Press ~. Lou, Boln ofTrade
BARTON BATES. Pres North Missouri Railroad
J. ~. BRTTrON. Pres Nat Bauk Of the state o. No
WM. L. EWING Pres. Of thr MrT ". b. 81 Louis
GEO n RIA. Pres Second Nati0nal Bank ofSt inuN
JAS B RADS Chief Engineer ~ Ions and ~ BRIDGE Co
GEO 4 TAYLOR Pfes pGcde Railroad loi M.hsou.t)
M rAuSSlG Pres finders Bank. 81 Loiis
JOHN r. LTONBERGER, Pea r. y. Bauk, -, Louis
ADOLPHUS MEIER, Nise-Irss Uuion Paeihc Railway.
EOBEKT BAHTH. Pre-. German Sasug. lnstuuon
ALLEN. COPP Misery. Baker. 81 Ious
NEA-lOEk kEFEkEktES
y D MORGAN Co. GAsDN,r.
n sKIFT " T. BbOpGETf,
ISAAC n PHELPS 4. r. EMO,
v BRADY.
Pamphlet. pb detail. bad aths SesY York Agency limited
uumis Il Bonds viii b. sold At the owIuce ol 81 g'AB e A
P. r ut the er not having correspondents here send
~ fnrd. t h. Back of the state Of Ner orr anu
h.td. be returned bf eJpfess free of charges
A
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

COFfBIheIe has been activity to-day ahd ih"sph ~ Wv
before tbe market had more s'@1
do er tinesen aud IOOO Do Mississippi private
rrs haes Lacuarra Galbic, gold, duty paid
-(QAI-AB auction sale Of 1904 iuD came on loda we
largely ri and tie bdlg bsk We append The particulars " hS
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

NOTICE to ANY and ALL llOLDEKS Ilx OF Ime
~ FUNDED or BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Of lUBA COUNTY,
CAIIFORNIA that ell hoders Of auy OF he
sud.d indebtedness of the County Of lHba may az tbe
Loan
IL C.auiy the Trasufers ohce 9i AID oSan we
n lufe The ist 81 Juf ~ ~
s receive thereof bods Of said county heanns nSe
gbt psf per payable semi annually IN Jn9A an1 Ju
% tnr sni interest pa M gold eoni sad lohds bent isnr
nn,r "appr@l Fshrav H. \ d. lo and hAi a
,et ~ will ndn~ Interest ae ih N
a A. tggs D.. A. MCCONNELL,
/. H. SELLOW
D. H. RiuBOUT.
I..lunr II tho NnuufY o
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-18
BOSTON June rs 3.

FIOur.--The market for Flour remains in the
same dull state previously noticed. Dealers are
purchasing only in small lots and mostly of de-
sirable brands that are in steady demand from
the trade. To force off any considerable lot is
out of the question unless at price quite low
and unsatisfactory. 1t appears that mixing
Corn and Wheat is now practiced at the Yves to
some extent, and IN order to guard the public
against this imposition, the Boston Corn FIX
change have ordered their inspectors not to
brand such Flour.
PrOvisiOns.-Pork remains without improve
ment. There is little more doing, with sales
at % to 90 % mess at n % for thin up to % to
to 20 so for good and quite steady, but demand
is only for small lots. We quote sales of mess
90 to % extra mess at % to "a so and fam
lily extra at 26 to ~ so u Dbl Lard has been
in moderate demand, with sales 1Sl to l9c for
steam and kettle rendered, and Smoked Hams
are in fair demand at Is to zoe " fb for Boston
and Western,
Produce. is rather better feeling for
Butter, and prices have advanced, as supplies
Of choice are scarcely sufficient to meet the
wants of the trade. The sales of good and choice
New York and Vermont diaries have been at
80 to 35c and common at 40c u b. Operators
in the country are now holding back supplies.
Cheese is not so firm but prices remain the same,
The sales hane been A 20 lac tor good and
prime old White Beans are very scaree and
firm. and and have been selling at 80 70 so
marrow, Canada Peas have boon sold at 60 to
l 80 u bushel. Potatoes are dull and prices
have declined to to 25 u bushel. Eggs have
| advanced with salesat 25 to 26 ~ dozen.
Wool-There has been a very fair business
doing IN Domestic Wool, but prices continue to
rule low, but have nov probably reached point
from which there will be no further concession
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-18
Grant Gnd Coifdr MccfinD Ia
NeW York.

The Republican Club of the 22d Ward
of New York city opened their new
wigwam on Monday night, and it was
packed in every part. Speeches were
made by Horace Greeley and Major u.
X. Pangborn, of Jersey city. We give
a short abstract of Mr.. Pangborn's
speech.
Major Pangborn of New Jersey was
introduced after the singing of orally
Round the Fag." His speech was eX-
ceedingly witty and forcible through
out, and elected alternate roars of laugh
ter and hearty applause. He alluded to
his native State of Vermont, where pcO-
pie sometimes thanked God they were
not born in New Jersey, but he thought
they might also thank God they were
not born in city which sent to Con-
gress John Morrssey and Fernando
Wood. He felt that the Republicans
would have no easy task before them
in this campaign. There was wonder
full tenacity in the old Democratic party
and it now felt that it was in its last
struggle. He quoted Sheridan's note to
Grant, when he was pursuing Lee: 81
think we've got 'em if they're pushed"
and Grants reply: "Push things" 1t
is only by pushing things that the Re
publicans can win. Every man once
heartily in sympathy with the rebellion
is new in the ranks of the Democratic
party. The speaker felt confident OF
New Jersey being carried this year az in
the war of 1865, and gave summary OF
Republican principles and past history
He spoke of colored soldier at Port
Hudson who had the colors confded tC
him by his Colonel. On being asked i
he would bring them back, he said with
glistening eyes, "Will l bring then
back !! If l don't I'll report to God the
reason why" The Republican party
were urged to enter the coming fight
with the same sentiment applied to theil
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