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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
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BANKING House OF HENRY CLEws & Co.,
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as that of an Incorporated Bank. Firms and indi-
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Currency or gold. can Check at Sight without no.
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tied monthly and account current rendered
We issue Certificates of Deposit, payable on de-
mand OF at fixed date bearing interest, at current
rate and available in all parts of the country.
We are at all times prepared TO make Advances to
orr Dealers on approved securities at market rates
of interest.
Orders executed for the purchase or sale of Gold,
Bills of Exchange Government State and City
Bonds, and other lirst-cass Securities.
Special attention given to negotiating Railroad
and other corporate Loans.
We make Collections promptly of Notes, Drafts,
Coupons and Dividends at all points in the United
States Canada or Europe, and fully prepared 20
offer Banking Facilities upon either Currency or
Gold basis
Bankers and Financial Agents for the State Of
Alabama.
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C0FFRE-o moderately active The better grades being in
rather better demand and prices remain firm full former quotations.
I4l dS of private
SHOW generally dull tone With unchanged prices.
LRAIHER-The HnOck Sole
unchanged We quote Rio Gnde and Buenos Light Weights
28d2 Middle do at 2gd3 HEAVY do 2s dc slaughter Upper
Rough active 0d3c Oak Sole fair demand and steady
FLOUR AND MEAlhe market for Western aud State Flour Is
less and irregular Western brands shade bat State
steady aud moderately active part for investment l bb EI
TIA stat sold for July delivery at 50 Dbl The sss are 800 b6
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limited quantity of the FIRST MORTG AGE SEVEN
PER CENT GOLD INTEREST Bonds of the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad Company
free of Government taX-fOr sale at 30 and interest.
These bonds have 30 years to run, convertible at
the option of the holder into the stock of the Com
pany par, and the payment of the principal is pro-
yided for by sinking fund.
HENRY CLEMs & Co. No. 81 Wa!l.st.
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MONDAY, June l3-P. Il.


The Bank Statement of Saturday has had no
effect to put up the rate of interest "on call loans as
money is offered to-day on Governments at to per cent
and on mixed securities railroad bonds and stocks, at
per cent Some OF the trust companies pay only per
cent and do not taking money at that rate Our
banks have now too much money. On the It'll OF June
1862 the deposits in the city banks s9Ol2Os2; on
the 18th inst they S3O526s in excess Of June T.
last year. with 100000 more Of legal tenders. We can
see why money should not be at low rates. on
call this season.
The Chicago Republican of the nth inst. says of the
money market in that city:
Nearly all the banks ordering currency from
NewYork and the receipts from sections IN the West
are moderate and il cannot be very long before some
per cent Of the large amount OF currency sent mo me
Interior should find its back to this center thr0ngh
the channels OF trade With good balances at NeW1Olk
there is danger of any very stringent money market
for the present, until Autumn at least.
The gold market is very weak TO day, either by the
manipulation of operators for want of demand. 1t
is thought that bears In the gold market for
the purpose OF becoming bulls in few days. The quo
tatons of gold at 10 o'clock l3A lOSO l3; ll:45
ll2k; Il55 1923; 1922, 11S; 1928 I2I p. 49, 2l5,
lI2i 1888, 49, $40, 1l23 400, 1l2} ll25
Gold touched lower point to-day than IL has since
April %, when it 1923. In June, 1862 gold ranged
1863 1895 Thus far this month it has ranged from
1929 TO lIl difference between the highest figures Of
June 1865 and june 1870 OF 25 per cent And this has
come about in violation Of all the representations and
beautiful theories OF monetary gymnastics" Let
the currency alone do MT tinker with it, and give the
Secretary power to place bonds lower rate Of inter
est, and all will be well.
The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
were as follows CearanceS, 81 ,7O6 OO gold balances
sl33O95s; currency,balances sl,52365. Balances
carried free Of interest 10 per cent.
Foreign Exchange is duh and steady, to-day at the fol-
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for The TRIBUSE.


MONDAY. June H. 1870
ASBS-Po,s demand steady; ,s5 81 so
Pearls nominal
CorT0Nhe market has been quite dull the spot and fairly active
Prices generally and close somewhat unsettled the
Liverpool being doubtful character; sales Of
SATURDAY EVENING" which exporters
and 1876 peculaiOrs For
evening 100 bales June 2Ic 200 July poe 200 September 1850
200 October y TO-DAY $50 bales, June 2. 100 June 2R 700
July, 20ic 200 july c 100 October &c., all basis q Low Mid
ding 100 bales June % Low Mldng aud 100 bales June
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HAY in moderate demand and steady quote Shipping u I80c
sbi Retail Lots @c4+l 10 Long straw qaoiei Il 81 o3~
81 10. and do short a
HBhP-hanih dali nd prices hanged quote c
gold other ksds inactive and nominal.
HOPS m With moderate business ga3 for Mes and 5D
&C.. for Old
HIDESThe market continues dull bat prices shos special
change.
h0LASSBSThe supply Of choice is small bolieS sm,
but the business light; other grades fair demand leading
modera business; CuLa Muooyado JiGAc, Gales 80 bids Cu
Cayed AZ SOC.
NAVAL Scholarships Tupentne Il IN merate demand and
steady hons without change the demand Moderate Tar
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Coleman Benedict reports the closing quotations at
The following shows the result Of tOdays business az

The following shows the result Of tOdays business az
the Sub Treasury in this city,
General yedy 6S 30 Currency payments s303 26 %
bsance....
payInens.. O2 General baance.... 89l2J60 "a
Gold balance Is 258 so Customs 49, 10
Currency recepts... l,0il,7J2 "a
The Queen Insurance Company has declared dividend
Of 10 per cent in gold.
Mr. Mason Thomson has retired from the Presidency
OF the National Mechanics Bank, by resignation, and Mr.
Franklin Chandler takes his place.
The Burlington Cedar Rapids, and Minnesota Railroad
is now nearly complete. II cost SIS 900 per mile.
The National Trust Company has declared semi-an-
nua dividend OF per cent free OF tax, payable on the
LIST of July. 80
The coupons and interest due on the bonds and oblga
tons issued the NewYork Central Railroad Company
will otherwise ordered be paid at the office of the
Union Trust Company, No. 70 Broadway.
TABLE of Auerage AmOunt Of Loans, Specie, CTenia
ton, Deposits and LegaI Tenders in he Banks Of me
Ciy Of NeW- York for the Ueek ending saturday, June
IL. 1870
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsr CALL,
lot O'clock A. NJ.

SAILS Of Government Bonds 10,
200 g. 81 900 u. 4 $50 Con 80 n''''' 5i
500 T. s. $40 6I......llll l500 u T. 30 Coz
L. s. SO Con 63......ll
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10f O'CLOCK.
Of Bonds-airoad Bond.Bdak and Raroa-hp'e''
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EARTH CLOSETS
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THE DRY EARTH SYSTEM FOR CITIES AND TOWNS
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RICE-The good business rnactd and remain trm ~
unchanged figures sales 500 bags Rngoon at G''e and IN 'nA lots
Carolina is selling at 81 d8lc
SUGARS-The market for DON but sellers remain frn %
quotations. Offering very spsrng Far good Refining,
3l8 hhds base for Cuba lie for Cen'na and
gia6 Rico; also 800 boxes Havana at 9sdo Refined
with moderate business We quote Jaalc or
Harris and Powdered and l22c. for White a."
sEEDS-Gras Seeds dull and nominal at al4c for Glover ana
81 Timothy Rough Flax Seed Of market Calcutta
Linseed is selling a 81 "a.
TALLOW1be demand Moderate and the market steady sAea
of50 600 n at layfc. .....-,
WHISKY and steady sales 2'5 bh at 81 o. FL ~
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Geaebcre.

4 YOUNG LADY of education, with uneX
n cepopabe reference desires position in family to TBACH
children plain English branches and also the uiments OF
Prenc desired No objection the West Please address
y. J. H., p. u. Box 2,2l8, \. Y
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, June 10, 1870
Beeyes Cows Neals. Sheep and Lambs Swine.
1886 100 1913 1889 RIB
These were sold at the following maryetplaces:
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MIed sl0Sl o. the latter rte for choice and Western fellow
at 81 va 81 TO- thr latter Tor small lD's
or N YnRk RAhR
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PROFESSIONALISM ga bu, little frme sBl BE r.
fengs light the sales In job o go bis at +2 . for C Me-,
GA 80 IS for for future delivery 20 bb
Mess So 49, seller August Beef Toll nd nomnay unehngeli
Sales Of small lots sra u for Plain Mess and Od l8 for
Mess erce Beef dull Beef Hams neglected CIT Nets
fair demand and frm; sales Of 80 pkg al l7a8 for Pi
Hams Bacon without change small of city Long 'ear
atl50l54c Dressed Hog lower lltdlc for City Lari u qiet
im Of 80 bbls and i.c for No Il Isl 0l33c or
City and al6ic for fair to prime Steam for future delivery srs
asking l6Ic with nothing doing.
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OLS-Amecan Lnseed continues firm and hir demand English
do dull and nominal Crude Fish OILS fair demand and steady
Manufactured OILS d and prices unchanged Lard and other
Oils are without quotabe change. We quote; ~
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Virginia Educational Convention.

WARRENToN, VA, July 14.-To-day Com
modore Maury's address was read. Profess
sor Venablc, of the University of Virginia,
renewed his resolution to invite the lady
teachers of the State to become members of
the Educational Association and sit in it's
conventions, and an exciting debate took
place upon it. Mr.. NenaDle thought the
ladies ought to derive the benefits OF the AS
ISOLATION if for no other reason than to Sc
cure them return tickets free over the rail-
roads. 1t was but poor boon to grant
those who were doing so much in the cause
of education. [Applausc.l
Rev. DR.. Smith, of Hampden Sidney Col
legc. opposed anything that savored of
Women's Rights, even in the most intini-
tesimal shape, and thought Professor Nena-
ble's galantry went ahead of. his judgment.
Professor Joynes, of Washington College,
offered Il resolution that the terms upon
which ladies may be admitted to member
ship be referred to q committee of three.
Rev. Mr.. Ayirett opposed the resolution,
saying it was Il step in the wrong direction,
looking rather to the unseXing than eleva-
ton Of that portion of society upon whose
shoulders rested the welfare Of mankind
and drag her down from her empyrean
height of purity and modesty. Let not the
garments of southern Womanhood be soiled
DV Tue uusl anu uutOl uluSs surroundings,
but rather allow the women Of the South
to remain the faithful custodlans of our
Lares and Penates. [Applause by the lady
spectators.
Professor Joynes's resolution was re-
jected, and Professor Nenable then with
drew his resolution.
Reading reports then occupied the time
of the Convention.
A committee of five was appointed to as
certain what can be done towards establish
ing a polytechnic school for the South, as
suggested in MIR. Maury's address.
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RAILROADS.


~ - - SS,zs2 - aks-.N1E
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO kAtL-
sSe ans a qsA sHsp IA run !.
MAI. TRAIN win run dafly between, Richmond
tween Gordonsyine and White salghnrI. Lesse
kicmond at A. N. and arrive nj White Sulphur
az srr II IL f. ~ Leave White Sulphur At sso
connections at Gordonssslle and Cliarlottesvf,o
with Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad
Irains Tor AleSandrta. Washington Baltimore,
Lynchburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga. Mem pills,
New Orleans, MONTGOMERY, Mobile, &c.
and sup at covington. Going East. bpeagfsst at
S gaa and p sins a. se5aSnsEalie
Richmond and White sulphur nightly without
change OF cars. Leave Richmond at s:ls r. NJ.
White Sulphur at 70 an M leave aaa a.
s:as P. NJ. and leave White Sulphur at goo r. H..
and arrive at Richmond at lao A.. H.. making all
s Se % MS
train, and win be run through between Richmond
and BALTIMORE and between Richmond anu While
Going West passengers breakfast at covington.
Going East sup at Staunton. -
At stanton with stages for Algusta uate Strib-
ling's) Springs, 10 miles; and Weyer's Cave, II
Al Goshen with stages for Cold sulphur Springs,
bridge Baths, 10 miles; Lexington, 20 miles and
Natural Bridge, IS miles.
At Millporo' with stages for Bath Alum Springs,
10 miles; Warm Springs, Is miles; Hot Springs, 20
mIes and Healing Springs, % miles.
At Covington with stages 10 Healing Springs
Is miles; and Hot Springs, 10 miles.
AZ Aneghany with stages to Red Sweet Springs,
At White Sulphur Springs with stages for Salt
y Sulphur springs, q miles Blue Sulphur Springs,
20 miles Ked sulphur Springs, II miles Iewiss
burg, miles and Charleston, i0o miles
Though tickets issued to all points North, West,
JAMES r. NETHERLAND
jy8 General Ticket Agent
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Norfolk Markets.

July 13.--BuHer.-Virginia Mountain, ls@soc.
BrickS.-Norfolk q NJ. $9@kA.
BeeStcdr.-T3 b.. 3O6l31c.
C0tton.-Low middlfng Ta b., l73c. good ordl-
nary, 16lc. ordinary, 15c.
Corn Meal.-Boltcd q bushel $l.3s@sl.4o un-
bolssd, SI.l0.
North Carolina Herrings.-Gross, S5.75 cut, IS;
roe. 1880 roe, half barrels, SIS.
F20ur.-Family. $S9Qbl0.75; extra, So. 506DS9
srpcr5ne, $e@s675; fine, $5@t5.5o.
Feathers. -3e@6oc.
Grain.-Corn White, SLID: yellow, $1.oe
mixed, 81 ~. Oats-Black, 75c.: spring. by weight
cargo, 5Sc. Wheat-White, choice, $l.fs; fair,
$l.3O: common. $l.21@$I.30. Red, choice, 81. 90
fair, Sl.35 common, *l.l06Q$1.20.
Hides.-Green, ~ b., &C.,. green sailed. 7c.
dry flint l8c. dry sailed, l4@15c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ gallon, $2.25@$3.
Whiskey-Proof, $i.ea@3S1. rs Old Rye, $l.7Sgs4.
Lumber.-Staves-Wh,t oak pipe, u NJ, SIS /;
culls, $50 White oak heading. *eO@ya5 culls,
SIS: White oak hogshead. S6O(DsGl culls, $23
Red oak hogshead, $32@$35; Culls, S20a$.3
Shingles -Twelye-inch heart, $40 saps, 81. Two-
feet heart 80; saps, 80. Laths-.Y. r., $3.50.
Nuuat Hores.-Turpentine Virginia, a. barrel,
$3@ta.25. Pale Rosin, $5@f6; No. /, S.; No. 2
Se.25 common strained, $l.s5. Spirits Turpen-
tine, q gallon, 4oc. Tar Large barrels, 81 so (;
small barrels, IL.
SALES.-l7O barrels family Flour at $s. Is 800 do.
extra do. at ~; $50 do. superfne do. at 30; coo
bushels foul white Wheat ut $l.4O; 400 bushels
Corn Meal at $35; $4,000 l2inch Shingles at sS so
6DS5. so,
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The Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA, GA, July IA bill was intro.
duced in the House by Mr.. Porter (colored)
to organize volunteer militia. The point
of order was made that there is law OF
Congress prohibiting the calling out of the
militia, and that the present bill was in
opportune, &c. The point was ruled well
taken and the bill was withdrawn.
In the Senate, resolution for q joint
committee to confer with General Terry
and Governor Bullock was tabled.
Bills were passed to their first reading to
reduce legislators pay to six dollars, and to
prohibit the running Of railroad trains on
sunday.
A resolution was passed in the House to
nav each member 800, and another calling
on Congress for general removal of disa-
bilitieS.
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CIHcINNATr, July s.-The offerings to-day were
90 hogsbsad; and CS boxes; reflections, 2s hogs
heads and q boxes. The sales were Il hogsheads
and Brackan county at S5.75, 30 &c. 20, &72s HIS
o. 25, 49, 60 So SO. 20 90 So So $40 Is Sio rs
zoo ai2, Si5o, 81: 81 sl2:2s. 1880 sl7. sl7 T.
ssI IS at $500 so, $3.50, s7.ss, sa.65, Sio
s lLzS. sn.so, Sl2, STATS. hogshe4ds new
10 e county; kentucky, at ss.7s, $685. g. 25
y, 10 SE2 SIPS. 4 h0esheads new southern
Hhent,uSSy a. Sil2s, 1885, sa5 81 box new Wet
NJ aiH5s AZ az $50; spo1es new Ohio seed at 90
~ %. ut se@te.95, at $7.O5QDs7so at
AZ *laal2.7s sat sl'@siL75, at si5Gsis 50. at
$lo $1s: 1'S a Summary for the week-ofer-
heads. Total. 620 hogsheads, los boxes. Reiec-
tions, new. Y hogsheads, 81 boxes. Total -
hogsheads, q boxes. Sales, new, $40 hogshes ds.
7G boxes old hogsbeads. Total. 55a hosshe ado
70 boxes. Receipts, ST. hogsheads, o. boxes. from
the country. The market has been active ali the
week, and closes firm. ~ ~
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COMMERCIAL.
s;rain and FIour sfarket.
CoEH AID FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA. July Il, 1870.

CoET AID FL0Uh ExCHATGz,2
RICHMOND, VA. July Il, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White. 232 bushels. Red, 1,?9s bushels.
EWn.-Whife, 1IG bushels. Mixed, lo4 bushels.
Onts.-l4s bushels.
RHc.-s bushels.
CWdt.-looo bushels.
SALES.
Whcnt.-White, 81 bushels good nc.y ut Al. 0: 20
bushels damp at $l.4O: 100 bushels foui ut a. 5S-
total, 1914 bushels. Red, 90 bushels foul new mt
prime new on private terms 30 bushels very good
old ut Sl35 ; las bushels very good new at $40
total T40 bushels.
Corn.-Whttc, 1G bushels fair at S1.ls. Mixed,
100 bushels good at 81. &C.
Oats.-ss bushels very good new at Coo. so BUSH
els very good old at Gle.
RE-ExHIBITED.
WheaG-Red, $50 bushels.
COrR.-Mixed, 100 bushels.
REMARKS,
Off.rirgs Of Wheat On Change to-day l $50 BUSH
els, against ,s7O bushels on the corresponding
date OF last year. Market a little more active.
The samples exhibited on Change so far are but
second or thirdrate quality, and already we notice
some clamp and foul.
The small amount offered arises mainly from
the threshing being interfered with by bad wea-
Their; and probably, too, some farmers who have
their wheat ready for market have been over.hold-
ing II with the expectation of war In Europe
and q consequent appreciation or The article III
value. The weather now Is favorable for thres h.
ing, and the probability Of war in Europe Is d.
mlnishing, and consequently we may soon expect
liberal offerings on Change, and especially as the
idea Is gaining ground among farmers that 1t Is
more profitable to sell early in the season and thus
escape many injuries to which wheat Is liable
when kept on.
Corn to-day was dull. Offerings of Oats light
market steady. The prices on Change on the
14th of July, 1850, were as follows:
Wheat.-White, very good at sl.e73. Red, very
good 1t 81. SIS.
COrn.-White, prime at s7c.
Odts.-Prime at TIC.
We would urge again on farmers to clean their
Wheat we'll before sending 1t i'm, and to see that the
lots are sampled uniformly.