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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-07
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE

The FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF YORK, PA.-This Company
is one of the best Mutual Companies in the
country. The business of the Company is
conducted in the most prompt and accurate
manner, and losses paid without litigation
or delay. Applications for insurance left
at THE Wing Office, forwarded, and the pol
icies procured, without further cost or
trouble to persons desiring to insure prop
erty in the Company.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-07

sS At the cor. of Sd & Orange sts., i'll
the City of Wilmington Del, there is an
establishment from which issues weekly
thousands of pounds of an article which to
every housewife is like ''good news from n
far country" That establishment belongs
to Moore & Bro;-that article is Whining
ton City ISoap.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-07
To f. f. EWING, ESQ.,,
Editor Of CecI Wig.
->>-

sB-If you want to be IN good humor
all the week, get your washing nicely done
by 10 o'clock Monday morning and have
the clothes ironed and put away before
night. Now if yon don't know how to do
this, just inquire at Moore & Bro, who
manufacture that famous =" Wilmington
City Soap" Ask your grocer for it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-07
Rebellion at Dickinson College.

A little rebellion has broken out among
the students of Dickinson College, the re-
suit of stupidity, uRfitness and tyranny, Oh
the part of the Faculty. The following
account of the affair is furnished us by one
of the students:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-07

TIE LANDSCAPE A little Hand
Mo~er The best, simplest and most eff
cient machine in the market for moving
lawns, &c. For sale by VIM. ii. jones,
1921 Market street, Philad'a. Read adv.
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STATE OF MARYLAND.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
~ n

HowE's MUSICAL MONTHLY for May con-
tains twenty-five pieces Of instrumental
and vocal music-seeming to justify the
announcement made by the cover, that
each number contains six dollars worth of
first-class piano music for thirty five cents.
Published by Elias Howe, Boston, Mass.
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aris BY Sunlight
tx and GasiigI7t

IIor descriptive of the NVSte,TsS. Iirtnes VIcc<
Spectators. and Crimes of the ctr al Paris.
II contains 40 fine enGIHvin-- Of notrI Places Life
AM Scenes in Paris. Agents Wanted. Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co. Philadelphia Pa
lJ05
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-07

FIFTEENTH ACCOMMODATIONS prepa-
rations are being made in Baltimore to
celebrate in an imposing manner the adep-
ton Of the Fifteenth Amendment, on the
10Th instant. 4 large number of special
invitations have besn issued to distinguished
Republicans and the members of the Repub-
lican press Of Maryland. Among the dis
tinguished guests invited are the President
and his Cabinet and the Vice President.
Governor Bowie is among those invited
from Maryland, who sends with his regrets
the following note:
STATE OF MARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ANNAPOLIS, April 90, 1907
Mr.. H. j. Broun:
Sri am to-day in receipt of your invi-
tatien to attend your g civic and militry
procession on the 10Th of May next, and
to address the mass meeting thereafter
As you request an immediate reply, can
only say, so long in advance, that expect
to be absent from the State at the time.
On an occasion of this kind, of so much
interest and Importance to your people,
and with the eyes of the whole State upon
them, l am confident that their department
will be such as to receive the approval Of
all good citizens and that the day will be
enc of harmony and good feeling generally
in Baltimore. Respectfully,
ODEN BOWIE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-07

Publishers Of newspapers appear to be
considered fair game for IL kinds of birds
of prey. One of these birds, which has
taken to the business of living on publish
ers, sends us, this week, 4 card of one of
the Baltimore hotels, naming rate about
90 per cent below the customary rates for
advertising, with the further provision that
we are to pay him 90 per cent. as solicitor
we suppose-and with the still further
provision that the bill be dealt out. AS it
is customary for agents to collect from par
ties of whom they receive advertisement,
we propose, to make the contract complete
and uniform i'll all its parts, that the said
agent finish up the job Ivy eating the bill
out-or, deal same out in board at said
hotel, as he puts it. It's about time pub
fishers would begin to expose these would
be agents, and lash them from our midst.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-07

500 $3.50 scr Ss,s M S%1I g Voc. r.i
MIrh T. agents selling Idfet sire.
H"tLd waite ire C"hcS Lines Business permanent
."r fnil particulars address GRARD WEE MILLS Phila
delphia. Pa. l505
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-07

The following verse was published in
The Wig two weeks ago, containing all
the letters in the alphabet, except J.
"God gives the grazing OK his meat,
He quickly hears the Sleeps low cry
But man who takes His finest wheat,
Should lift his praises high
To supply the wanting letters, cores
pendent substitutes "Joy on" instead of
praises, in the last line. 1t reads much
better by rendering the last line thus:
''Should lift his joyful praises high
Or by adding word to the first line, thus
. Just God the grazing OK gives meat
The same correspondent says, -" in
hurriedly running over Webster's Diction-
airy, | have marked over two hundred and
fifty words from the letters composing
the word WashinTon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-07
LAWN MOWER
The "Landscapc.''
Of Hand Mower We are 10 assert


of this ttl" Hand Mower prepared 10 assert
that it is the best. simplest and most efficient machine
in the market. We challenge all others IL is
compact chap and durable and warranted 70 perform
its work with and satisfaction. small boy
operate it well n 1t has the double aVnn-
tagc of Roller attachment which will be found useful
i'll the rolling of walks &c.
Call and see il at w. II. JONES',
Philadelphia Central Agricultural Implement and seed
Warehouse General Dealer in Fertilizers of all kinds,
and everything necessary the Farmer, Wholesale and
Retail,
No. l621 MARKET ST, PHILADELPHIA, PA
may :. 1S70-3m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-07

| AGENTS WANTED.-SlO0 to $500 pei, Month
Gergg0'cH School Teachers Smart Y0uaq ncn and
Iu,ir ,rnntrd To (,qul1SS FIR fLr Nelr D,,i
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-07
RARE CHANCE FOR A HOTEL,

may :, lS10-3m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08

The money market is easy, with little more demand,
and with ruling rates at per cent on Governments and
8 per cent on mixed securities Commercial paper Is
scarce in the market and without change in rates OF dis
count Gold paper is discounted at bank at per cent
The State York il hereafter to pay gold ON DOth
interest and principal of her obligations This is an ex-
ample which, trust, will be followed by all the States
in the Union and thus bring the whole country u the
good era of specie payments.
The Government will offer 81 10000 OF gold for sale to-
morrow and will buy 100000 Of bonds on Thursday.
Gold is weak in price to-day. on the 2Gth OF April It
was sold at 3 and to-day 1t is quoted at l3l in the
Gold Room. Quotations follows: 10 a. IN. at ll5s;
lOo9 4 1892 1l32 1lO3, 49,; - 49, 1885, lGj l25i
1884, 1924 l13s; l4s l93 $685. 113i; $685. 1884, 1884, 49,
The gold market very quiet and likely to continue So
owing great increase of exports during the year.
The exports of wheat, -four cotton, hops, firearms,
petroleum, cheese taOw and leaf tobacco, for seven
months ending JAN !, 1909, were Sl3GcOo,OO The eX-
ports OF the same articles for the seven months ending
JAN l. 1870 were s2lO3OOOOo, an increase of S3,7O0O
The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank, to-day,
were as folows Clearances, $i9959O0O gold balances
sl77O,Os5 currency balances, s2,O553iC.
The Foreign Exchange market is Gull and steady at
he following rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08

Rock Island Road to the Presidency Of the chicago ma
North western Company gives 70 Mr. Tracy a in
party control Of 1,so7 miles OF railroad "
The receipts Of the Chicago Rock Island and pae aro
Railroad Company for the year enaeg expenses
1esai expenses taxes real estate and Goyer oe
"a crGs net ai Sd5TnSs' and tax on
same s2oo6ss1 81; surplus earnings, al US 80; SUI
Nus earnings 1868 t5?72A o. total OF rus
81 the present year unsurpassed in the his
tory OF the road 1t IL expected that the gross
win amount TO fully Soo Inc amonnted 70 $40 600
The May earnings foot $5G7,e25 9g-an increase Oh
1t should not be forgotten that te anS
onnrased will be ali placed in the market the present
year The completion, too, OF more than 100 miles
of the rich Chicago and Southwestern fedora tributary
whose volume promises to be great "a that OF tine nam
stream-wil immensely swell the business OF the roau
Mr.. Joseph f. Fay at the annual election OF onGers o
elected President and j. F. Greenough Clerk ana treas
urer Boston The amount OF iron ore coming over TINS
road large now, the mines promising al
nexhausble supply of the most valuable quality Oh ORC
The cash balance in the hands OF the U. Sub Treas
urer Boston, the 4th inst was A.i3O1Co 90 Inc IN
ternal Revenue receipts for the year UP TO June are
$1G4,4sl, 9ll. --,o.z
of fare this will add largely TO their passenger re-
ceipts for the season.
Messrs Parker & Lawrence No. Wall-st, oner lot
sale the per cent town bonds OF Union and Somerset
Counties New jersey and recommend them as sae III
yestment 60,
are notified in another column that they VIII receive
dividend OF IL per cent upon presentation OF theH Ger
tifcates to VIM L. Mather, No. A. Wallst -, oo,,
H. H. Kimpton Financial Agent Of the state or Soulh
Carolina advertses that he will pay the July interest OF
the his Office No. Nassaus on and aiter July
l. Coupons will be received ON and after the 2'th hs'
The attention Of the stockholders Of the Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad is called 10 an ae
tsement In another column i'll reference W 'no Pay ~
OF future dividends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08

Re,,d.,r, bb ~ 10
RiCETbe has very free bat soef Of A.
prices The trade principal buyers We quote ~ ior
mon 10 FOOD Carolina and sld prime and choice do ngoon
duty paid 7a7lc. and IN bond SgI sSu 800 ' "
sUGARS-rhe rather scanny s1ppel WIN ~
nae Of Raw holders Offering little possible from store and s
soup, on pier proving demand however, not sharp
so Sse sales 1850 hds s9c Cuba lO for Clarified do,
and 2a12Ic and 500 boxes Havana ~ pte heun
fairly and firm sc for White AZ lJGl% Tor hah anu
llc for Powdered. . -, p..oh
sERDs-In Grass Seeds nothing doing; prices ere nomns Rongh
Farseed held gher reports injury the In Oo safes
Bnsee continues hrm, with g0od denAh'i
sales 600 bags to arrive, at 81 rs, gold 49,, anna
500 Sl5 for the low, and tIZ9U
a2 50 for the high grldeA Virginia selling at s5OGe9
sOAP-Cast steady and in moderate request sales 2O boxes a.
llidi2c. - ... a..
continues pretty dull and the tone o. The
market rather yonng the buyer tboug as
showing positive We quote Light Leaf ss follows bng
lGGic Common Leaf s.G9c Medium alOie food
Fine d2Ic and Selections 2i0lic heayy Western and Crs
follows 8td9tcj Common, SidlOc Med nm
Good La2lc Fine 2id and Selections lJt1ltc Seed Leaf
neglected nomna unchanged We quote nonnecncIt ana
cb1setts at I3dl5c for Filters l8d40c for Wrapper o aud %
d6Oc Wrappers state at l0dl2c for PLIERS l6G'c 9d
average 20c for Wrappers Pennsylvania snd ONO ~ ~
d2c for Fiers lots aud 25d45c for wrap
Manufactured Tobacco dull at former hgus quote
bond: Black Work l8a2le Medium and Ldbe Tor
Bright Work 27d32c for Common to Medium ana
3d5c Tobacco selling slowly the sup
NV the market We quote ia
055c. for Common @dSllc ior Good ana ~
for Fine iaa 85dS7lc for Cu Od3i for average lots and 81
a $i 62l for II Cut . -. L., &,
market lacks animation prices be-
fore with comparatively steady tone though on the very fine qualities
TILLowTbe market steady though quiet sales Of 22 900 b at
WHISKY is doll and easier, sales 200 bbls at 81 Oiasl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HIrnnDnA AADL R-IA

roxnos lime Conso opened at 2i Tor money ana y,
t,r he sceoun securities stesdyi u Fyeiseny
ho,ds 1852 s9i; 1885 8si; 1861 9O5 TenFote 90 storh
steady; Railway shares 8i Illinois CenuA t AAhue al"
Greatly Western 30.
PIRIs June THE opened quiet Reutes 7f 5ot
TyyRpoo June a mThe shipments Of Cotton from Bombay
have been 10000 bales WHEAT
DER GENITAL for California White and for No. Red West
AsrvERP June T-Petroleum opened quiet -, . -, -.
mCOnsOis for 2lj for me account,
e2 American Securities steady; Ere Railway shares iti AhAs-
he and Great Western, 2st - - .,
PRasKIoRr June Limited States FyeTwenp bouds opened
quiet. un ~ -, .ui... p.,.es 7y s2c
IoNDGS June I'll m.Lned Cakes are IN cemaBd Cacnie
Tinsee Ann Hops arm. Turpnne tn at 81 per cSt spirits
p,soIsnm q pef gallon Lnsee OIL f3ld So 81. per TIN.
UAyRR June 1.-Coton opened heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08

COFFER-Tbe Of o he b! mPoTteT the Intea n7 as
,a an This mernng was $50 including 1903 at hewOtahs
OO al Mobile at Savannah (2li al Baltimore AMI 4odJ at
NewYork quotations as follow; 10 oon
In Tor ordinary eargo; d0 r do t0l Tor good DO
l2aI2lc for prime do. Duty paid Hi @ for invoices Inc eh
lion of III and doubtful and though more activity
has been holders only enabled 10 move
their stocks by forcing somewhat accepting inside hure Inc
STYLES
crate and the market aher nominal Java 2bd2c Marteo ~
c nj Iarlaya Ia &c., gold No reported here to-day,
though movement hiBte AT Baltimore 4lO bags o per
COAiTbe market for vel supplied the arrivals have
increased prices buyer sales from yard at 20 od per
$40 .,.o.o
sptne n be- Sperm Sic and Patent at iJ6i5c
FLOUR AND MRAL-rhe market for Western and state Flour
f active and grades 5dlc better The
nnr is chiefly for export though part speculative. Family grades
an frmer The bung the medium grades quite freely aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08
THE MARKETS.


TUESDAY. June !, 1870
AsHEs-Pos are firm and in fair demand, 6 5"d+' Pearls are
dul and nominal ,c- -. INA
BROOM CORN has demand sales Of Common at IVA
Pc Good l5. and Choice a; lie 2 10 brons e
shipping 80 80 dozen, and Boomhane al SiO4
per NJ. ,----,-t-- q. v.uo. Uos.ern
BEESwAy-There moderate business doing IN 1eHoW western
ami Southern, nd he market IL steady at JodJe "
BRIsTLES-Tbe demand moderate from 4Oc y " Tor amer
lean Gray and White -. -, NJ.
BONE-Sna sales Of Rio GTanle Shin at IS = tun - , 90,
COTTON-The market dull and declining on all grid
holders wiling rease but finding outlet for Their sock IN
snail lob lots; sales Of o7 bales 2 last EVENING" o. wne oL were
delivery bales 203c 100 July Pole, and 10 octoO lSc
all bass Of Low Mdng We quote nomlnalp AIoloNs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08
NATIONAL STOCK EXCH
} MINING sToCKs-FIRsT BOARD
1iETrOLEUM AMI
TUESDAY. June Up. NJ.

The stock market has been rather more ac-
tive portion of the day. and prices do not rule quite as
high on the general list yesterday Toledo, wabash
and Western continues to be largely operated in 1t tod
this morning in the Long Room at 59 and TINS afternoon
AT CO. New-York Central and Harlem, 1909; Reading
1904: Lake shore 9s3; Chicago and Northwestern $50
do Preferred, 9Ol; Rock Island 1901; Milwaukee ana ST.
Paul GG1; do Preferred 49, and Ohio and Mississippi
4OJ All are off the prices of yesterday Late in the
day the market dun in stocks, with the exception OF
Wabash which sold at GO In considerable amounts. we
give below the highest sales of the stocks named at the
dato giv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

In connection with our dealings in GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES AND CENTRAL AND WESTERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD BONDS, we offer for safe steady invest
ments the SIX PR CENT GOLD BONDS OF the CiiEsA-
PEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY, at 30, and ac-
crued interest from May 4. FISK d HATCH
Bankers, &c. No. Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08

The sesia to-day took out s3i2s in treasure
OF this 1891 6ls in gold bars, $500 in gold coin, and
the remainder in silver coin.
Government bonds continue strong, with prices well
maintained. The sales of sos Of 81 largc-frOm
ll35a4 The 6s currency, sold at l14 The decline in
gold has not yet brought down the bonds OF Govern
ment We give the bids and the highest sales the dates
named:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08

State bonds only moderately active, with Tennessee
6s and coupon G1I; do new 5Sd5si. The railroads are
responsible for the bonds issued to them by the State be-
fore the war, and many OF them able to pay Bond
to be mixed In that State and trust that
long they will all be made straight alike for the honor
of the State and the interests of the bondhodcs. North
Carolina, new a2i Rhode Island Gs, 1921 Railroad
bonds and Bank stocks continue comparatively dun but
with firm prices. Pacific Mail sold to-day at 43di2L
Western Union, 31I aS2.
are 10y Of McSsrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08

n aeo L, n, hs ve.k or 1916 less than the previous
vee eorespondug last year 1910 There are Two views
sene By trade Just aow eIsng Inc great aSg on
packing instead OF enhng
~ color To the widely expressed opinion that butter gong 10 90
Of the dealers
Vet hat DO not much on Il Is coming ana
are erv ready 10 thing Ike speculative incaoh mAh
r,ts handle Of the fact that - hrhs Western butter have ae
fen n 10 California other that wouibe California ana
other bppe do business but At prices below
present rate they talk the thing so as 70 induce the 1
send in e reduce the quotations to thr de the oee
i he staneL II is likely that both OF these views enter
into the calculations Of dealers, but the future mus oe
mend yerv much upon the receipts III g0Ol western
can be bought 20c likely shippers will operate to some extent
I'VE rs,b receipts Of Western and incline 10 ay0r Them
The other Southern markets are guttd mat
little will BE sent the Mississippi and will probably De tuIheu Es
While holding back anil good Western Is 10 %
mir rates used when fresh There some TAX OF
to 10 certain That
n today has animated Eastern buye thinking they
NAV "a well secure while Is fresh sweet yeO"
ani al The bear' element manifested IN an OF ue
liver a amounts prime Western butter at 20c within tdaA NO one
has sci accepted OF State butter mote e following most IN
mali lots which We put together viz half tubs White G c
80 do mel with lot salt pals at same pnce ~ e1s AZ
2elc do and half with Is Weh at zee small o
AID II fne half 3 with creamery pa at S vi
erp Reserve 6rkn zoe al iZ ~ limos
Ohm 6rkins at frkins 2c 90 hrkn and welsh uOs az
PIE; krns 2lc 3 hrkins and tubs IN numerous %
lo.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08
financial.

CHICAGO Rock Island PACIFIC R,LEo.1 Co.; y-o
SYrRrraRl's OPttcE IL WfLIAssr, NEw.loks hI 20 LU
mo UOI DFRS of CHICAGO AND ROCK
ISLAND RAILROAD BoNps-Th COMPANY are PFspa,ed TO
H. - 6 M Bss IN The Chicago and Rock Island Co.. maturing
jail. iu The offered exchange are secured by M hoIt
acc an the et Equipment extending from Chicago 70
uc BuFs in uing Nasuso Branch beng Ntosethsr so
miles in extent :, e. ihS'Ni' i'"ou-
STOTICE-THE STANDARD LIFE lNSU-
~ RANCE CoMPANYA meeting Tor the ELECTION Of TRts-
place those hose that day, VIII e
he'll. Broadway WEDNESDAY,, 18th June nett Polls viii
be open fom u IN. 10 ! p M G W oPplhE h.ey
A PROFITABLE aud SAFE INVESTMENT.
"A SEVEN PER CESr TOWN BONDS
UNION AND SOMERSET COUNTIES,
NEW-JERSET.
Inere PAYABLE semi annually ia nwlOrk in denominations Of cleo,
800 ami t 0J. For sale At g. ny - . - -
PARKER 4 LAWRENCE
Bankers
No. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08

Receipts 36 481 than last week. IPos 10 SSI
responding receipts, 45 with AL e1p
lighter receipts aud inclination the part OF the oy men non
iaek and pryeut able to snn the Market r
have fallen off about per for three weeks past strong enort
decne but Gable quota
doubtful be
stained quite vet shippers had freghtroom engaged and
below
over lac They lots Of fair cheese at BE- The Latte
Pals market ruld l3idtc for most Of The factories yes
teriny one selling li!c. and one at He, with some
orinsry Al 2lc dairy varied from &c. To
IL one dy at l2c The skinned End favor home
or abroad An attempt made auction on In Liverpool bu
was no 90 The following sales notd 5 fair state factory at
l3c he and 100 choice at lc with J8 Ono factory TO
sbp Al Pie an Ohio skinned t &c. few Of the Ohio fac
tori chess lt c but shippers object to
will noticed that the shipments nearly up
- -..L.. nnrn.l.t -.E. No unfE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08

Y.ur % $50 hash WHEAT s6e bush Oats No bb
Corn Meal 400 bses Meal 81 bush Malt I'll pts Batter s5
pigs Cheese pigs Port pigs Cut Meats N bb Eggs bgs
sfov Spirits upenl1e nj bbl Rosn so bbls Tar Isl
WHISKY a2o Hides z5l bds Hides ss side. Leather et hh
l BIS Tobacco i6 pkg Rice 1 bales Mos 300 brs
Starch IS bales Hops 2 bales Wool III bales Broom Corn Isl GDs
Copper Ore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08
COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON June 7Cotton fat; Good Ordinary ,ase sales,
% b. e,; receipts o. bales; stock. 800 bales.
NEwbRLEAS June 7-Cottoa finer Miings 2ltd2lci sales
3is0 bales receipts 100 bales cosise loi bales total l+A
bales: stock. 100 ,6j1 bales. -
Ca Juue Cotton weak MdiIngs, Hd2lei sales
l50 bales: receip;s, 3ji bales; stock. 1895 bales 49,
CHlRiEroN G.. June Cotton ta hddngs 2le sales ltO
ba e. receipts, 1913 bales; stock 9,lji bales. ~
cotton quiet Low Mdings pc sas 60 taesj
receipts l12 bales erportseoawe l3 ha!esi stock 90 o
MoBug 7-Coton dali and tending downsani Mhng,
Ca20le sales 400 bales receipts 80 balesi exports to Nesor
leans 81 bales stock, - lbs balls
jane Cotton du aud lower; sales, bJ tasi re-
eeirts. 20 bales; Mdiling l9t gac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08
n v WHOLESALE PRICES OF CoUNTRYIPRoDUt
- = Enn TIE WEEK ENDING juno Z, lsIO

IF,prssy for THE n Y TRIBUNE by own Reporter -
The losng are the Of articles in good condition IS
s nv houses Wholesale Shippers receive 10 ~ PEI
chi less DEDUCTED commissions beside freight and ote cn
os or packages should be carefully marked with pant ana tne
az ark should be painted npon one %
an invoice or list articles upon the under SIDE Of he
I [ b nail containing an invoice and directions also stating
how and when Clean packages and care putting ap VIII ~
much to the value Of the produce.
BEANS AND PEAS
Receipts Of bush for the week or 81 less ,hn tne p
yous week; corresponding week last year so bush Trace
ouiet at unchanged Sales noted OF % dds &
a. 10 hills from price and 40 bills at ~ % also
M nT AZ 81 sol There are many inferior beans being soil
mo, feed viz 81 bbs for use ~ anu or o 10 "' ~
T5c 40 bbls AZ Co., and % bbs 5Oc. We quote; ,o