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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-20
Spain offers to Sell Cuba.

NEW YORK, Oct. IS.
The Heralds Washington special says
1t is reported here on good authority that
the Spanish gentleman, who was rumored
some time since to have been an agent OF
the Spanish Government in the Cuban
question, actually holds such position,
and has already communicated with the
State Department and with members OF
the Cabinet on the subject. 1t is positive
ly asserted that the object of his visit is
to negotiate the sale of the Island Of Cuba
to the Cuban people. The basis of the
proposition is given as follows: The price
of the Island to be $120,000,O00 in gold
to be paid in five or ten years, and the
Spanish Government to collect the reven-
ues on imports and exports during that
period, and to apply them TO the liquida'
ton of the debt. The phase of the propo-
sition which most closely interests the
United States is embodied in his applica-
lions to our Government is to guarantee
the payment of the purchaser. Bonds
bearing interest semi-annually are to be
issued if the negotiation is successful. Ru-
NOR says further that the subject was dis
cussed at recent Cabinet meeting. The
agent referred to is in New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-20

HAVANA, Oct. IS.
The Correspondence gives an account OF
an insurrection of negroes that has broken
out in the French colony of Martinique in
the West Indies. consequent upon the pro-
c'amation Of the Governor of the establish
ment of the Republic of France. The in
surgents have proclaimed rebublic at
Martinique similar to that of Hayti. A
large number of plantations have been
sacked by the blacks, and some engage
ments have occurred between the govern
ment troops and the insurrectionists. 1t
is feared the revolt will spread over the
island, in which case it may become seri-
Gus. The Spanish authorities have exc
outed three of the British subjects cap
tured on the blockade runners, Margaret
and Jessie There is every reason to be-
lieve that Great Britain will call Spain to
severe account for this barbarous pro-
ceeding. The act of partial emancipation
passed by the Cortes in June last, is con-
sidered nullity in Cuba. Three thou
sand of the fourteen thousand promised
troops have reached Havana.
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MedirtnaI.

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- no, 5, Beaver Street, Albany, n z
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pOndenee with the most celebrated thy.ielsns ~
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the latest remedies for these diseases offsr1noTr
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.Iol % III" D"ci'H's medicines, and have been
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YOUNG MEN addicated TO secret habits. who
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The FuItOn-TiIton ImbrOgliO.


Theodore Tilton makes the following
reply to the statement of Rev. j. D. Ful-
ton, made to his congregation in Boston
last Sunday evening:
OFFICE OF TIE BROOKLYN UNION"
Monday, Oct. II, 1870-REv. JUSTIN D.
FULToN-SIR have just read with
wonder the reports in the New York
papers of your remarks to your Boston
congregation yesterday on the issue pend
ing between you and me. These reports,
assuming them to be correct, compel me
to say, in point-blank English, that 1
stand ready to prove, First-That you
did go into lager beer saloon and drink
lager beer after preaching; and, second
That your narrative of your interview on
Saturday last with my informant and
myself is as false as your denial of the
original charge. Having threatened me
with libel, you announce the withdrawal
of the suit. This is because you dare not
go forward with it. I challenge you to
meet me in court of justice.
THEODORE TILToN.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. IS.
A construction train on the Toledo,
Wabash and Western Railway, having on
board about forty laborers, ran over a cow
near Vienna, Ill, about four miles from
here last evening, and one platform car
was thrown from the track. William
Fitzsimons and Thomas Crane were in
stantly killed, Lawrence Darkin and
Thomas Conway were fatally wounded,
and several others were badly hurt.
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Discharged.

PHILADELPNIA, Utt. 10.
Hon. VIM. B. Mann, for whom a war
rant was issued by the Mayor as accessory
to the shooting of John Nolan at the meet
ing of the Reform Judges last Thursday,
was taken before Judge Allison on writ
of habeas corpus, and after a full hearing
was Internationally discharged.
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that vicinity on account of the alleged in
efficient conduct of the war.
COMMAND OF ARMY OF THE NORTH.
Gen. Bourbaki has been appointed to
the command of the Army of the North,
and is directed to operate in concert with
Bazaine.
BATTLE OF BAYEUX.

and is directed to operate in concert with
Bazaine.
BATTLE OF BAYEUX.
The following psrticu lars of the battle
of Bayeux have been received here: At
9 o'clock in the morning the French
opened heavy artillery fire which was
vigorously answered by the Prussians.
The French then advanced in double
quick the Garde Mobile having the lead.
The Prussians were carried at the point
of the bayonet. The Germans were ut
terly unable to withstand the avalanche of
men hurled against them. They resorted
to several strategems but failed i'll all and
were at length dispersed. The Mobiles
entered Bayeux where the Prussians had
erected barbados. These were soon car
RED but with slight loss At this time
heavy masses of Prussians were seen on
the plateaux, and as the French were now
exposed to a severe fire Of artillery from the
forts in the neighborhood they fell back
unmolested. The object of the reconnois.
sance was effected in every particular
The Prussians lost 800 killed and 100
were captured.
The Government has abandoned the
prosecution against Flourens on the re-
presentations made by Rochefort.
RINDERPEsT.
The rinderpest on the continent is,
spreading with alarming rapidity. 1t
prevails from Poland to the Atlantic.
SCISSOR
The force of Mecklenburg Schwerin at
Scissors, consists of the Pomeranian,
Hessian and Mazdeburg artillery, Schles-
wig Engineers, eight battalions of Land
wher and Halberstadt Horse. The in
vestment lasted three weeks, and the
bombardment four days. -Four thousand
prisoners and 1872 cannon.
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SEASON OF 1901.
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS
Patar,fad Lima OIL 81 ard A .,.x lara


Patented June 2lst, and Aug. %, 1870.
r + d . CTION OF RICE s.
The Mason and Hamlin Co., have the pleasure
of announcing important Improvements in their
them in June and August last These are not
merely meretricious attachments, but enhance
the substantial excellence of the instrument
They are also enabled by incre tsed facilities
for manufacture, to make from this date, fur
Their reduction of prices several leading styles.
Having completed and added TO their FORMER
facilities large new mandatory, they hope
hereafter to supply all orders promptly.
The Cabinet Or gans made by this company are
of such universal reputation, not only through
out America, but also in EurOre, that few VIII
need assurance of their superiority.
They now offer FOUR OCTAVE CABINET
ORGANS, IN quite plain cases, but equal accord
ing to their capacity to anything they make for
$50 each.
The SAME, DOUBLE REED, s65 FIVE
STOPS, with Knee swell and Tremuiant, in ele-
giant case with several of the Mason q Hamlin
lmprovem entr, 1925. The same, EXTRA, with
new Vox Humana, Automatic Swell, &c, $50.
FIVE OCTAVE, THREE SITS REEDS,
SEVEN STOPS. with EUPHONE; a splendid
instrument, s225.
A new illustrated catalogue with full informa-
ton, and reduced prices, is now ready, and will
be sent free. with testimonial circular, present.
lug mass or evidence TO the superiority OF
these Instruments, to any one sending his ad-
dress to the MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
l54 fremont Street, Boston, or 500 Broadway,
New York. d&w4w.
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HARLEM EXTENSION Rail
IL ROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.

CHANGE OF TIME.
Rutland to New York without change of Cars,
Time quick As by any other route Ftrst
Glass Sleeping Cars through on night train.
On and after Monday, June 18Th, 1870, trains
will daily Sundays exceptedl as follows:
EXPRESS-Lesve Rutland LOO a. IN, stop
ping at Wa'lIngford, Dandy, East Dorset, Man
chester, Arlington, n orth Bennington, Benntng-
ton, Berlin, Stephentown ebanOn Springs, New
Lebanon, Brainard, Chatham and Chatham 4
Corners, arriving at New York II 90 a. IN.
MAII1-Leav Rutland l0.45 am, stopping at
all sta tiors, arriving at New York 900 p. m.
MIXED Leave Rutland 2.l5 ?. m, to Ben
niagton only.
ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
Express, LIS a. m; Mail, $50 p. m; Mixed,
1900 m.
Tickets can be obtained at the General Office
under Matt )nal Bank of Rutland, nercbants'
Row, and at Ticket Office in Depot.
J. r. FAULKNER, Asst Supt.
Rutland, June 13, 1870. d&wtf
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BY TELEGRAPH.


RUSSIA OFFERS To MEDIATE.
LONDON, Oct. IS.
1t is reported that Russia tenders her
offices for meditation, and that Austria
and England are anxious for peace.
Bankers are to-day declining to negoii-
ate Berlin paper.
RUMORs OF AN ARMISTICE.
Rumors of an armistice are current in
banking circles here and stocks are ad-
vancing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-20
AGENTS WANTED FOR
f r E E L O Y E
It's VOTARIES.

By DIR. JEo. b. Ellis. Stupendous revelations
and startling disclosures. The whole subject
laid bare and its hideousness exposed TO univer-
sal exeeration. Written In the interests of civil
hzatioD, Christianity and public morality. Send
for circulars and terms. q. s. Publishing Co.,
N. Y, Cincinnati, Chicago and st. LOUIS.
Octld&w4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-20

would respectfully give notice 20 t!.c people =
Rutland and vicinity that L have AIDED 20 ny
furniture business
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-20
june 25d&wtf.

The PERU WAN SYRT-P ar,Dsufores ,r5Hu-
2auc'i0Q. and ezlcls disease from the system
by supplying NATURES OwN EITALIzl>4
AGENT-I RON.
Cutftjou.-Fe sure 10 get Peruvian Fur7U
and uot Ell15-s ofl'eruE Ian Bars. Or Lark
and Iron " Pamphlets free.
DT(SMORE. Proprietor. 10 Dcv Street
New York. Sold by Druggists generally.
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TO THE TRADE
MEMS FURS1sHING GODS.

MEMS FURN1sHING GTooDS'
WE KEEP IN STOCK MANY ARTICLES
w no. TO be found in Wholesale Houses, but
VIII Oh are often wanted tor dealers for particular
customers. Many OF these Goods are ma1e to our
specla! order, and are import ed du ect from manu-
Ac'Urers or large dealers. Without intending a
regular Jobbins business, we offer the trade any
thing from our stock, IN Larger or small quaint
Ties, at Jar "hOlesoe prices, specifying the fol-
lowing
Cartwright & Warmers Shirts Drawers, Long
Hose anu Halt Hose, IN all the different grades.
Geo. Brett'e 4 Co.'S heavy and medium silk
Shirts and Drawers.
ecotch Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers.
French Fancy ShirtIugs and Creton-
nes.
Paris Stitched and Embroidered Shirt Fronts.
WEIGH, Mar6eston x Co.'S best Black Eghngton
Ties.
Very rich fancy scagfs and Ties.
Lined Gloves and AIlttens, many styles Of Div
ing Gloves English CArdlgan Jackets, Scotch
ohawls, English Collars, Su>pend-rs, Nllk Hand
kerchiefs, Bapr1ggAn Half Hose, Can Cloves, &c.
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THELONDoN STREET GLOVE,

IIE LJNDDN 5 TKELI ULJN 4,
Made to our special order-the best English
Walking Glove.
We a.e also constantly supplied with Fisk,
Clark N FagS's Patent PanAlUou Drawers, IN
Je4n, Cotton Flannel, and white and scarlet Elan
nel IN al Sizes - TO Is inch waist and 81 to ST
inch lLsraIu
nEWINS q HOLLIS,
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nEWINS & HOLLIS,

209 Washington, cor. Bloomfield ST., R-s,or
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FRENCH FLEET.

Hamburg and Bremen are threatened
by the French fleet, and the excitement
in those CT relies is intense.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-20

EhED DOLLARS WILL BB
NV forfeited BY Dr. l.. DIX If failing to
ci,r- III less than any other physician, more
7tiectually and permanently, with less restraint
from occupations or exposure to al weather, with
pare and PHEASANT medicines.
SEIF-A BUEE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and cOuseq uences;
SPECIAL SILH ENTS AND SITUATION
incident 70 married and single ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
ercurial affections eruptiOnE and all diseases Of
The skin, ulcers OF the nose, throat and body
pimples on the face, swelling Of the joints, neT-
y0usneRs, constitutional and other weaknesses in
youth and the more advanced, 1T all ages, of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED..
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St. Cloud Is in total ruin. All the
pictures and tapestry have been destroyed.
RAILROADS TO BE MORE ACTIVE.
a decree has been issued by the Pro
visional Government Of France obliging
ra ilrosds to be more active IN the tran
sp)rtation of troops.
OPERATIONS NEAR ORLEANS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-20
DODD'S NERVINE
FOR WHOOPING COUGH,

Is one Of the best remedies ever employed in the
cure of the numerous and troublesome ailments
known as FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
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AMOUNT AND KIND OF CLOUDS.

.27 inch rain on the l1th.
90 inch rain on the 18th.
.Ol inch rain on the 18th.
80 during he week.
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SKIRMISHES

Dispatches from Blais and Beaugency
announce several skirmishes between the
Prussians and Franc-Tireura.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-20

The Anglo-American ambulance corps
has left Versailles for Orleans, where
there are three thousand wounded French
aad Germans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-16
COTTON MARKETS.

NAV lCton dull and unse'ii md &C.
quotation. Ice ryeni Good orhnsr 'd stc a so
hal,s bales eNpp--o Great Britain 3S hales i
France uiayrej 1910 bales; stocl, 1147l bales
MOBILE Ala qniet and steady Miinss 22lc
sales loo bales; receipts 192 bales exports o'stVS III bie'
To New.O baes n Boston; stock i&i5 'lies
MAY litoon dull: Miiing 2 sales ~ bales
p 43 bales Great Bnsn, J bales eoastsise,
bales; stock. oh bales
NORroLK, Va, MAJ HCo;on firm; Low Mii!lngs, az; net
bales; 40 ia' stock Jl iae
BALTIMORE Mly iCotionMtings 2.c sales. b bales net
rrceipis-coasvise. q bales stocs. 2iN bales
l4tVion dui Mdhngs, ZIG %
net receipts, g5l bale; stock. 20 t3 bales
Ro,roS luiei steady Mings 23lc.; sales
2oo bales rec - baleSi eo4s~lse 40 bales oA 5 bales
stock 5O00 baLs -
NgvUEAss May l4-Cotton quiet hut hm Mdllugs, 2R .
PIE sales so hacsi net Trce J bales eoastS @ bacsi
total 8Li ES Great Britain, 5es bales France
avre) bales; coastw 63 bales Ses York stock, d8
bales
ArnrsTA Ga MAY aCoon mket closed ial but easier sales
bales, MddEnl, q! a 2llr. receipts. lJj bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.


money ana w.
Tni, Fve-r~enty bonds 1862 t 1893 obi ss
ESD Erie Railway shares, l8l Illinois Central
l2l 5000,
LIyKRPOoI NAV -Eoonotton opened firm; Mding uplanls
liza. M!IhnC Orleans. lls lid
NJ l4-Ined Cakes frmer Al ~ 10 a " 8 per nh
oblong for feeding Taov dull spern OIL duh Lam
seed Oil fner at so per Spirits Petroleum qn i sr gallo
Tutntine Hops dull Wheat 6iJd8 per Genital for No hei
Western
PARls NAV 1.-THE Bour~e opened firm; Rene 15fr re
May 4-Peoun opened quiet at - francs ff stanaari
White.
FRANKFORT 4Und States FyTwen bonds opened hrm at
9il for the issue o lf62
iAvRE Ma li-Cotton opened firm both spo, and sfoa
LoNpos May il:N mCousos closed ~. ior mole ana w
closed quiet ami steti tn@l
states Five 1862 8l 1865 cd 1885, t1, Ten For
ISL Stocks qet and steady Ere Railway shares 1915 Illinois
Centrs, ll2l. " 49,,
LlyzRrooi MAY l43 mCot'on closed quiet and s'rlg ND
ding Upanis Mdng orb ans, isID.L sales Of th. day
which taken for and pcuton Flour
81 q bb for Western Canal Tsos, "a cwt Tupenune 30 .
LONDON -Talow quiet Whale OIL quiet Fine Resins 10
PARIS MAY I4-The closed firm; Renies, IS francs.
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SATURDAY, Nay l4-P. n


The week closed upon a money market re-
markabe for its case, with rates call ranging fromS
To- per cent according the character Of the coatc
MA with the ruling at per cent, and upon stock
market upon the whole list, comparatively strong not
outstanding several raids" made by large operators 10
break down prices The strength exhibited after this
hsnmeruc or hearing has given courage 10 operators
especially IN view OF tie very large amount OF business
during the week.
The Gold Room has been very dun today. The follow
mg are the changes recorded: At 10 q. III. gold was
quoted It lli;; 1913 49, Hos lii; l;2i is l;l5,
ne 2o7. 11i9, and p. in 14l; :, IL. $500 u4.qn5
The transactions Of TIE Gold Exchange Bank were
Is follows: Clcarluces s57,75lOO0; gold balances,
hS9725; currency balances SOL 1886, Holders OF gold
raid from to 81 per cent for carrying balances.
Foreign Exchange is duh, with quotations al 1884 for
prime bankers co days bills, aud llol at sight
In Government bonds transactions light, but
prices were At lOl o'clock 520', coupon 1854 ll3;
do c5 new 49, do, G7, l14; do. C6 ma 1Cos, cou-
pom lOsl H., G., $751; cOupo; 1l7 52O', coupon
S2 49, do 1894 lll do, 81, ia. do %, ll4 lO4OS
coupon, 1852.
Southern state stocks firm and prices steady
Tennessee Cs coupon Coz 2Goi do d5Ct; Virginia
&c. ex-cOupou. COL North Carolina, 25s Is; South
Carolina new, s3GslaS2; Louisiana IS, icvee, 81; Ar
lausas ~ issued Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad
Co., 70; Missouri Cs, g3sd9i.
Operations in railroad bonds light with Central
Pacific AZ 95l a Union Pacific, $751; Great stern, lst
mort gage. %; &. r. ]. and Pacific =, 9s, Pittsburgh
Fst wayne ana Chicago 2d, 100; ST. Louis aud Iron
Mountain, 80.
Tie following are the sales Of bank stocks Merchants
rs; Mauufacture,, and Merchants 1CO Central, ll2}
American Exchange, H.; Merchants Exchange, 1921.
Continental, gis; Metropolitan, IA.
T. the stock market to-day, Reading was one of the
strongest and sold at 1Oia The highest point tis stock
rclcd u 1870 Wa in May when it sofa a. 1853; in De
cehr i -old al lO.. There il no other freight road
whose stock sells high in the maIfc.. The raid
upoi the ua This afternoon had 40 effect upon the
Va rlilt stocks. Central sold at 1Ol Milwaukee
and St Paul was strong at 67 do. preferred S2asB.
Ohio AMI NJ ,ss,ipp, s. Chicago aud Northwestern
felt the pressure Of the bears and sold at ~: do pre-
arlcd s3 Rock Island sold during the day from III. a
loZ There Is no doubt that stocks very trong, aud
the faith Of operators railroad stock l. unShakcu,
or price, would have given way and declined rapidly
under the influences al work for The latter part Of the
week.
The Fiaancia chronicle gives tie following earnings
Of tie railways rnento ed from January 70 May l8c9 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-16
H6759 %


Tie Board vi Directors Of the Cleveland. wooster and
Xlucsyillc Company recently determined decisive
action to the budine of the road 100000 has been
alrc aly subscribed by capitalists OF Cleveland, and an
equal amount has been Pledged by Wooster upon certain
favorable CCudI ;iuIs.
A general law va, pa sd al the ate session OF the
ONO Legislature providing nat the TINE for completing
al. railroads progress IN the State he extended
five years from thr date mentioned ia me charters or
any other special law fixing the time
The Northern Pd,inc Company has decided upon
DUlU, Mimi, the eastern ,rnnus OF the road, and
TIA; ;uc uI; tie line aud land grants east OF Supc
TioT. VIZ. appym- to fhc lake and southern coInec-
ti..s. should re surrendered to another company.
Tn trSt train the Port 10, al Il I'd IN Georgia com
inauccd running the ll nit. between JaWdSsce and
Elsouvlc. !, j, expected hat trains VIII be run to Al
lcIlalc. % miigs. within tirtA days.
judge lIDoU ul tpIi q. :. &. las granted an order
re luir, j. Ns.sc. tCtrOlcrG j. H. Low aud
the Blue Ridge Railroad Company 10 SHOW cause why
Mr. Nctgc should rot Pee restrained from lHdOrslng i'll
behalf OF TIE S'c. tho 0iO1W0 bonds aho;iz by an
aC Uas.ed s. cueT L., 1866, 10 extend aIt 10 the Blue
Rj-c I.tlIpad to.uif ANA ia the mean time they are
restrained iuUur~iUG and issuing said bonds. Two
III 'iol- haze Iay been signed 10y Mr. NeaSe. They
intended lu, tC European ma Act. II is COutcndcd
thai tine Constitution rrOLibts the Endorsement OF any
bonds by the State
Tie preliminary surrey of the Denver Central and
Georgetown i.;Ty.a las been completed At no place
vii grade Nce'G 80 feet. FL -tci- viii hnnc diatcly
locate line, and thu company VIII push the work ener-
Ct.l,anA.
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TIE Vi \ Il X Il rs.

CsrafaIv R,ro-t,. cs THE TRiruvT.
SAI.EI s., Hsy a. 1870
t>rTc-pots az 900. demand ST . - Pearls
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Rirer, pesstS drd Railroads. - ..,
MAY IA Ashes 82 bales Cotton ii 2B bills Flour 49Il
bush Wheat GJ bush Com 1900 bush Oat- 13 bush Malt 2
Barley On bhs Corn Meal 20 bags Corn Mes j hl Spirits
Iurpentne Rosn bDs Po VI Beef 42s pkg Cut
Meat 50 pigs an 100 pkg Bue 2S PIG Chez 'Sl
bhs Pggs 3 bbs Copper SO cAkes Copper $50 bills WHISKY ~
Wool bales Hemp g01 sides Leather 29 hbls Tobacco "
pigs Starch i8i bags Peanuts SO half chests Tea