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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-09-22

TEE imprint Of q Woman's face, affixed
there by hghtnihg, is plainly visible ON
the glass Of an kltic1Mfndow In Lawrence,
Mas, and q great aepsation is created
thereby, ghosts being limited ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13

The income Of the New York and New-Haven Railroad
for the year ending March 81, 1870, was S226lB 81
against S5 "a the previous year Expenses, S2l9
So balance, SO42659 46 taxes, interest and loss O
Grating canal road, sz79,359 30 leaving S63,300 l6
The Financial Chronicle states that To the ION INST
the stock Of cotton bales hand were 1927 bales more
than al the time ago, while the aggregate
receipts since sept 1862 are in excess over the receipts
of the time the season previous 72O,6J2 bales Al
800 per bale this is S72,O69,2O0
The following gentlemen have been elected Directors
of the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad Company:
rem, John A GriswOd, william Howard Hart, Benjamin
l.. Bates, Cornelius Vanderbilt, lie G. b. Cannon, VIM H.
ELEPHANT, j. Perpont Morgan Al subsequent meet
ing the following officers elected: President, Geo
H. Cramer: Vcc-Presdent Joseph NJ Warren; Execu-
tive Committee-The President, Lie q. b. Cannon, Wan
H. Vanderbilt. 1870
The receipts of fractional currency at the United
States Treasury for the week ending to-day amount To
1902 500 The shipments TO the Assistant Treasures,
United States repositories, and national banks were:
Notes. S2G0OO currency, $31s,755 Treasurer Spinner
holds I'm trust for national banks security for circua-
tiOn S3i22255O Tor public deposits SlS5iUVC iractO
currency redeemed and destroyed during the week,
sjs5,9OO; mutiiaed bank notes burned during the
week, S292,75O total amount burned, 4437.
Bank currency issued bills destroyed week,
S2 77O total amount issued therefor SA15055; balance
due for muated notes, s276492 bank circulation out
ceiptS to-day, s76G568 81; receipts for the week. $500
O5 65 total for fiscal year, 0l0O27 90 coin balance III
s2O,7l399i o.; coin certificates, &4,67l,0O0
The First Mortgage Bonds Of the Louisville and Nash
willie Railroad Company offered by Messrs. DreXel, Win
throp CO., John j. Cisco a. Co., and j. b. Alexander
Coz meeting with a rapid sGle and the loan bids fair
to be closed in short time. The bonds are first mort
gage upon a completed road which has paid dividends
regularly for the past the capital stock Of
Company. The attention OF investors called to the
advertisement in another column.
The Queen Insurance Company has just declared div
idend OF per cent in gold free of income tax payable
the shareholders in the United States at the office OF
the Company, No. III Broadway, New York.
The Atlantic savings Bank has declared it, usual dvi-
tpflu ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13
We give below the bids for Government bonds and the
highest sales on the dates named
Biis, lst b. Sales.
lie 10. Je Hell,

Late in the afternoon Governments stronger
with limited transactions
Tennessee Ga ex-COupOn sold at G2a62i; do new,
Gil COL $50; North Carolina, 2b a2i; Georgia Gs
Louisiana Leyee ~, 92t Alabama s., &c. In Railroad
bonds there sales only at the First Board with NJ
Y Central 6s 49, 90; Erie LIST, 99 Central Pacific, 90
Columbus Chicago and indianapolis Central LIST, s2 do
3D. Gj Chicago and Great Eastern u.s. 40i. City Bank
shares quiet; Bank Of Republic 49, First National, 200;
Tenth National l25. Western Union Telegraph, 49,? Pa
cifc Mail 43 Atlantic Mail, United States Express
4si; wesFargo, 1885, American Merchants Union, 49,;
Adams, 6ila6L
The stock market has been heavy, and the amount OF
business comparatively small. Prices have generally
ranged lower than the prices Of yesterday. The New
York Central and Hudson, 1901 0OGl00 Reading, 1919
alO7 Lake Shore 9si a9Si; Chicago and Northwestern
IS; do Preferred, 92 Milwaukee and St. Paul 6Si a675
do. Preferred, s2 S2i: Toledo and Wabash 6OlaGOl
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh llOs were the principal
stocks dealt in. II is in the stock, in the gold and
Government bond neutrality-suspicious. are waiting upon
the action of Congress and have been for nearly six
months.
The following the highest sales of the stocks named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13

HEMP-Msna steady and moderate demand l4c god Oher
HOPS moderate business at lOal3c for Sw, AMI a
HAYS moderately .ve and steady We quote Slipping 5anS
and Oc ~ 10 for Retail lots Long Rye staS ceiling at Sa
MOLASS-Ihe market vas unchanged business Of import
transacted al for Cuba Aacosdo and O@
NAVAL sTOREs-sphts Turpeniins steady 9s merchants
bic Resins dull and heavy at ~ Od 81 10 for common TO go
OILs-Amercan Linseed fair demand English DO dan
and nominal Crude Fish OILS fair request and steady Aan9e
tned Oils dull and unchanged Lard and other Os are without
PRovsToYs-The strong feeling that cbAraetere
present until THURSDAY when with offering and only limited de
mand prices buyers The local consumption been
by the prices bat holders generally have
eynsed very little anxiety sell in Of the nei arah and
duce stock Our present supply is much less than % anticipated at
and in the present condition 81 the market
easily carried 1t is estimated that present .9pp . aeou, ha
proyement business gives confidence holders Ths short
4T' movement qN' n'o0d bt I ' S DndT poon 70 %
the ftae any not strong II Prime Ness oa
decline gold and exchange have prevented the dim OF most ord
Gy ,b r . S s s 81 ot Ga Mes. Sf ~ e
Prime delivery $50 bbk seller August private rm-
Plain IS for Extra Mes Tsrc Beef
tive at former sales 20 tes 90 private tr Beef has an
firm for choice stock sales 400 pSgs az as o
Picked Hams lsq2Oc FOR Smoked do Baeon qe sale Of tty
quiet about former asked sales 10 bb ami to- at lN
for No l5G5ie for City aud I6d6.e FOR far 10 prime steam o
PETRoLgG a~Crude bulk dull steady 1ic Refined
dull but steady at Gic slot 2Ie for Jane M Tor Ju and ~
RiCR~frsde was more active and prices with o
IN pnS lat AZ Sc gad and 100 To-. Croias at b asic
SUGARs-Raws better demand with nm PAR TO
c c0S s9 & for Poro Rso and &C. for IaTaas ls
steady lac for Powdered; llal for Hsris and LIE Tor
sEEDs-Grss inactive and nominal l4al for Clover
and ~ 25a 81 for Timothy Rongh Fa1sced OF o. ne naT
TAGIoW moderately steady sales IS o ibis s.e
wliiSKi easier and dull; sales lio bbs 81 Oasl C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13

COFFEE-Bradl fairly at full prices Other kinds
dull Rio IA lac COLT and MaacabO l669ic sales late yesier
odiy Of about 0O bags, per Dona private
FLOUR AND MEAIThe activity and that marked
Flour market this week has been far noticeable the
yorar ayices giving decided impulse the
general All grades have improved the demand
being largely confined shipping Ert which have been taken r
which advanced daily Bat
for the prices insisted much larger business would have
done Il 1870 bbs Shipping Extras have been
chased sellers option the balance Of this month az IS 50d rs IS
chiefly CO. The foreign syces have been quite contradictory and
conflicting the Shipping Extras the reports
Of injury to the Wheat the continent especially IN the south Of
This taken with the reports Of damage
the the West and South has completely changed the character
Of this trade indicating satisfactory state Of things than have
experienced for but IL should be remembered IL
weather market and timely ns dpe present
phenon Choice Spring Wheat Extras Iowa and Minnesota
have rapidly improved and Offering les freely No Michigan have
improved but have sold slowly the coatwe demand have
partly ate STANDARD Family Extras have improved have sold well
and close % Southern Extras have sold slowly at 81 sod 80 20 o
shipment to-day Tie demand hs been prices Shade
hrne Family grades in demand and hm sales II 600 bills We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13
SATURDAY, June LIP. NJ.

The markets have been dull and heavy
TODAY and in keeping with the cloudy ana drzzling
weather. which tended depress the spirits Of operators
The Gold Room has been without animation, and sales
have ranged from 1893, the price at 10 o'clock m and
ll3 at II O'Clock, l3l Gll3s The transactions OF the
Gold Exchange Bank as follows: Clearances,
s2736Oo gold balances, sl46,3OO; currency balances
Gold balances were carried over free OF inter-
est TO and IA per cent Through the Summer months
the Stock Exchange and Gold Room have agreed to keep
Saturday afternoons q semihOiday The receipts from
Customs at Treasury this week $780, 3 in gold
Foreign Exchange is dull is usual after the sailing OF
the steamer The following the nominal rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON June llI:3O Conso opened 9l fr money and
for the account firm Uni.d STATES Fye
Txenty bonds 1862 old 81. 1901, 81; IenForte bi
stool, eaiy Enc Railway shares l7i Atlantic aud Western
% Ilinoi, Central, III.
PARIS June 1.-THE closed quiet Rentes, ~. zoe
PKAsKPoRr June lUu States EyeISeRty honda opened hrm
closed firm djl for the issue Of 1907
lll:9 a. mlhe Cotton market opened dull
MddhHg pands load Mddng Orleans lOta Ia Tie tek Of
2So bals Of which i5,
Jar BreatstHfs dull
HAyRY June ll.-Cotton closed active.
AsTwERP -Petroeum closed fm at III francs FOR STANDARD
White.
LONDON June ll-Lnseed Cakes firm Ts1w Gu Ca'na lin
lineed OIL dull Spirits Petroleum quiet Hop, Is
a Is s. a Genital for English.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13

po-ei and their spT rhen grec
injury coming q when the bead INpnfy hitns
cat and likely recover that BE prospects have
greatly changed letters from IoTn hEssis
since TUESDAY favorable tie hp1g beat does rot prom
el dealers go
ut much higher figures much upon Eehy
the ensuing weeks that would be quite premature % @i'ano
opinion regard 70 the crop Of Sprrg 81 his tine TO-DAY ne marse
2e better with good demand The inquiry far fT nyessn n Ans
milling; The rs rs d bui = -
a 81 rs for Re eced strnz Ell aldl Milwaukee
the SPOT and 81 "A 81 " for Re- Illinois and VI " g
Amber Ohio store Barley Barley NAL nominal
and prices better the sales go bush a. C3atc ior
Canadian Ohio 70a7le alos Wesierat 650tb iore
5Cd7c afoat Rye dull and lnne aa
dnani u OO u.h ~ % for Dsmp nd
Insound Mixed 81 GA ~ o.. tie later loT
choice Westrn White III u ~ r. and do yellow AZ = Ia 81 T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13

GRAISWe have had quite active variable and exciting Wheat
mrset the or adcs especially th0s from The con
been favorable the orders thence cary IN The week
quite liberal the part u them lrd here aud al te
up the coe Of Wednesdays market since then the in3a for
export has bato and with ony limited milling demand pree' OF
brpnz have rapidly declined and there absence Of any
speculative iecing the disposition 70 purchase Tor us,ey
ra In the week has nhsio and fh. q ebAng
injury the
crop North and West by doath, and nom us
u from failed 10 hs
Tendency and wh larger supplies IN prospect Do'' holders
evnce drteuunaihn 10 he demand prompu W" lave
stock considerably aud the assortment OF White wheat
poor and the supply quite light Our sdyees from The Scah prove
quite their In South Carolina the os VI the
crop but the result satisfactory In Geoa Che crop
North Carolina virginia Maryland and Della
the feared seriously nared Tie protfssIed rns have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

limited quantity of the FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT GOLD INTEREST BONDS of the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad Company
free of Government taX-for sale at 90 and interest
These bonds have 30 years to rum convertible at
the option of the holder into the stock of the Com
pany at par and the payment of the principal is pro-
Vided tor by sinking fund.
HENRY CLEws & Co., No. 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODuCE.

Per North River IesssLs. dRd Riis0bt~ 49,.
JryH l998 bales Cotton II pkgs Ashes S'3 bb% Flour lI *
bush wheat 512l bush Corn l87s bush Osts 800 hush hyr
bbs. PORK 90 pkg Cut Mea ~ pAs lTi
I22 Butter sf5 pkg Cheese 81 b6ls Eye bob W hsy
sides Leather bids Tobacco - boxer Tobacco
Rice 1860 pkgs. Starch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13

legal 57OSO SIS 2 go Dec. Ia
With s2069929O of deposits and So of legaen-
ders in city banks, there is probability that
money will be tight in this market for the present
Money during the week has been in great supply, from
to per call and commercial G0days paper Al,
is readily taken at to per cent single names, 60 days.
6 to per cent and 6 mont hs to per cent.
The following the Government quotations of Messrs
EiaGE Hat. hat q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13
Mem Publications.

Ready To Day:
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A DESCRIPTIVE AND HISTORICAL ACCOUNT
HYDRAULIC AND OTHER MACHINES FOR RAISING WATER
Also Observations
MECHANIC ARTS AND THE STEAM ENGINE
illustrated by nearly Three Hundred EngrayngG
Sixteenth Edition. with Additional Matter.
BY THOMAS EwBssE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents
Daring twenty years this has been recognized standard ao
tbory nearly many o several Of the
eBer having been Once By frequent
changes has kept fairly progress
invention lpd science.
One large octave volume, bound in cloth
Phce, IS
Sent BY Mail on receipt Of Pnoe.
Address
THE TRIBUNE gsx.Yorl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13
THE MARKETS..
Carefully Reported for The TRIBUNE.

SATURDAY. June II. 1870
ASHESPo steady and fair demand at 81 25a - ~ for Pots
anil - n , ior Pearls
era dull and unnesng about former prices obtained but at the
under dcouraug ayees the Is weak particularly
delivery sales 23 bales as last evening" making l0 for
and &c for speculation For future delivery
evening to-day. 100 June Ole. 50 til ll6c
2lc 100 july zoe go at 2Oc and 30 August 9. all
on basis OF Low MiiIlng. We quote a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13
Coleman Benedict reports the closing quotations at
o'clock, as follows:

The amount of specie exported during the week was
sslsS2i.
The cashier OF the National Park Bank has addressed
the following letter 10 Gen Garfield, Chairman of the
Committee on Banking and Currency:
Hon. JAS. A. GARfMLD-Sir: Now that il has become
apparent that neither your Currency hill the
Funding bill socalled, or Secretary Boutwell, has the
least chance OF success with Congress the people
beg to suggest for your consideration the prorety OF
bringing before the House the follown and smper
bills: One o he entitled The New Loan bill," author
zng and directing the Secretary " the Treasury
a rate not o exceed per cent 81 100000
bonds having 40 years To rum interest and principal pay
able In gold free from all taxes and interest and prnc
pal able in this country aud not elsewhere, he
gotaed AT par the proceeds Of this loan be used for
the payment and cancellation Of the FiycTwcnty bonds
OF the United states, which the has the CD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13

ton Of paying beginning with those earliest issued Civ
ing adeq notice to holders to presentation OF
bond and cessation OF Interest," the holders OF all suc
bonds having also the option Of taking In exchange e
no per cent issue, o the cash.
These points constitute all the prominent ana es
seual features Of such bill 10 should not be Durdene
by any attempts nj nancierng, or any involved cOnp
Gated monetary gymnastcs but little understood even ny
their own authors than heather Greek 10 the
people, and useless In every sense. -
ll proposing TO borrow money ron tne people her
or IN Europe must he plain practical, ana free from All
ambiguity whatever The Government ought 10 DC aDle
~ place this loan by and through Its own sca agents
The other bill propose IL an act To amend the Natona
Currency act by making IL free banking law, WIN one
great central redeemng pOn-say the city OF New YORK
the moneyed center Of the country, and with CLAUSE
making redemption obligatory. With these two proVl
siOns added the National Currency act would gave every
part the country all the currency needed ana couu
support and would remedy at the evils or plethOr
and strugency from which We now alternately slner.
firmly believe the adoption OF these two simpler DIE
would place the currency and debt upon sound ana
stable basis, and lead to the resumption OF specie pay
ments the condition OF the finances ana Dus
interests Of the nation should make 1t desirable OF
practicable. ,,
What desired above all things at this time Is the adop
ton OF just definite dprncples OF action with rega
to the treatment and management OF both the deDt anu
the currency, and the cessation OF all empirical exPe
ments propositions absurd In themselves and Leaning
to nothing but disaster and confusion. Very respect
fully. j. L. WORTH
The following shows the exports exclusive OF specie
from the port NewYork foreign ports for the week
s,nPt no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13
{flnsital Instruments.
Proposals.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON D. G.. June ]. 1870.
PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION of a

TREASURY DEPARTMENT WILMINGTON. D. G.. June 1870
PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION of a
4 SIDB-WHEEL STEAMER Of WOOD for REV ENUE MARINE
he received this Depart
FRIDAY, july ~ 1870 building
wood
Pacific Coast delivered the port Of San Francisco
according the old Custom Hons
rule taking load line from forward Of TO siter
breadth of beam nodded and deph from unie part OF
deck to Of ceiling.
tiena ssecea,ons will he furnished bidders
application Custom House Boston NeS-l Philadelphia Ba
and San FTanriscn.
speed II knots trial OF mile aud ii
M for consecutive hOurs, will le required 90
accordance with the
rate Of sIe guaranteed Of the above stipulated
will be carried under the personal Of an agent
inspecting material and workmanship Such parts OF either
with drawings and specifications will be rejected
andm INT BE- made good b. the contractor.
bid will be for this vessel except parties regularly
engaged in shipbuihing
Inc Department reserves right rect any and all bids
accompanied by guarantee signed b. the
bidder competent Certified BE- ucA officer known
Department. thousand dollars Op than
within after notice by The Department that
the bid has accepted.
should the for which such vessel will be completed
and delivered ~ Aforesaid.
TIE the contract viii be allowed iOr
the oomp o vessel
copy plans specifications must be ncoel Wi,h the bid
evidence u the object Of tie proposal
An proposals must he signed sealed iniod Proposals.
and incotn envelope addressed Secretary OF the
Treasury, Washington. ID. G.
ANY bidder NAV he present opening bids
BddeTs Will be furnish ~th their bids general plan and
showing internal arrangement with view obtain the best
disposition Of the several parts.
Parties accepted will required acceptable
models detailed specifications before closing contracts
The be- bm according American Lods specifications
for 4 No / wOOen vessels for nine
GEORGE y BOUrN ELL Secretary Treasury.
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The following is comparative statement of the ex-
ports OF specie from the port OF to foreign ports
for 10 years. from jan to June H. 1870 and for the cor
,osnondng neriods I'm the undernOted wears:
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at the dates given:

The statement If the city banks for the past week
shows decrease in the total reserve of 1885, against
reduction in the total liabilities OF s5G35iC2 The banks
hold SIS lawful money above the legal requirement,
against s27,3O5sO during the preceding week. The fol-
lowing comparison Of averages Of the past and pre-
ccdiug weeks:
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Mem Publications.

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financial. ...-.-,.,,,s,-..
FERRY COMPANY The
MAYNARD +

stakeholder. arr particularly tqDei 70 m'et a. :, m 90
foot jackson st. Oh hONpal IIpisiY assoE psset
Iess VI inyorAne> J.
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TEE,suRY DEPARTMENT, WAsaNGroS d. G., Jun l. 1870.
for CONSTRUCTION o.

L THREE STEAM-PROPRLLERS Of IRON for REVENUE MA
ENE SERYICR-Sepsae and sealed proposals will be- received
steamers for The Revenue Marine Service, follows:
One Propeller of iron So O. N.
Two PTOpeers 81 iron, go TINS each, m.
Measurements for according oil Custom llon
srnpos breadth Of beam nodded aud depth part
deck a ceiling.
General specifications for tie above vessels will be furnished bidders
application CustOn.loue Boston Negiork Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
guaranteed speed Of
hours, will be required OF the tun
II a Of mile and ii knots for bou
will be- for the vessels " 2 favorable consideration will
given lids accordance with the speed guaranteed
the above stipulated
under the supervision Of
Treasury Department and all facilities be aioc him
workmanship such either
with the and specifications will be rejected aud
ht made good by the contractor
bd will he Tor parties regularly
engaged in n-ship huljing
The Department reserves the right to reject and all bids
Each bid accompanied By gnd by the
bidder and Terrified Ia be such b officer
the Treasury DEPARTMENT. the Of twenty thousand dollars
viii be entered within days Ier notice
that such bid has been accepted.
The bid should the whoh each vessel will be completed
a
from the time Of signing the will be allowed
the completion OF the vessels
A copy plan. specifications be bids
evidence 10 the object Of the proposals.
All proposals be- gei sealed sud Endorsed Proposa for Reye-
Steamers and ncOsei envelope addressed Secretary
Treasury, Washington. ID. G.
These according American Loyds peeaea
tons for A No. iron vessels for twenty years
BIDDERS will h. required furnish with their bids plan and
to
best disposition OF the several parts
bladder and witness the opening Of the bids
models detailed specifications before closing contracts.
GEORGE 5. BOUTWELL, Secretary of Trelsurg
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsr CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.

Sails OF Government Bofhs I'M
IOOo o. g. 81 Coup. 1000 u = ~ reg 4
1000 o. g. $40 Con ......l2 5oOoo u T. DO Coa o''''
10000 L. s. $40 Cou 6i..clll
GOO u. 4. $40 COu 65 n.....ll3ll
10t O'CLOCK.
SAILS Of STATE Bond-Rdoad BoHdBdHk and Rdiroda-b'e's