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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-08

INSANE ASYLUM.
The number of patients in the Asylum
on the thirty-irst ultimo was l2S, against
l25 at previous report. There were three
deaths-one from epilepsy, one from mania
potu, and one from titeria gravis.
During the month the contract for repair
ing the Asylum has been executed, the
work being lone in a very satisfactory
hammer.
Expenses incident to the Asylum for the
month Of August:
Provisions. 1856 10
Beef and vegetables. ............ 25l 10
Wood, tobacco, drugs............... Isl 40
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-08
xil1 90

The exhibit made above Is very me agre,
the vast month being the one preceding the
lat of the fiscal year.
During the past month the assessors of
water rents have been busy canvassing
the water limits, and from their labor and
the data furnished by the hydrant book
estimate of the probable collections from
water rents during the year ending Sep
TENDER 80, 1871. 1t will be seen that the
Waterworks will not only pay the cost of
collection, interest on bonds, ETC., but will
leave a margin of about 100000 for im-
prOvementS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

Ia reserve s2gG,4f2l s275OSO Dec. 63 8H
During the week considerable money has been checked
for by Western banks for the purpose of moving grain
and this is legitimate use for money. The rates call
remain Ia per cent, with very large supply at
4per cent. Commercial paper is scarce, and without
change
Government bonds strong. The Cs, coupon Of 1881
quoted 1s4 the sos. coupon 1862 lf24; do, 1851
IE do, 1865 new, 1I4 do 1865. ia and the 6s cur
rency ia, making them nearly at par with gold. The
Governments the f.yorte security, and justly
Money loaned them at lower rates than any other
security in the market, and they be sold fixed
value at any hour, whether money is easy tight.
Tennessee bonds sold at the First Board, the 6s,
coupon 62; do. new, 5s5 There is to be considerable
trouble Tennessee in regard to its bonds II is claimed
by ts legislators that many OF the bonds were issued to
railroads. improperly, and it is the purpose of what is
known as Steee's bill to repudiate all such bonds IL
is said the railroads sold bonds from % to 40 per cent
when by law they prohibited from selling them at "A
lower than par and 1t is claimed that the indOrse-
ment Of the State the bonds was obtained by fraud
aud some them have been renewed and falsely num-
bered A Committee il now investigating these bond
matters i'm Knoxville, and the Committee will continue
the investigation here The debt OF Tennessee is very
large. The old ante-war debt some Si5OOO,O0. 1t
has oating debt OF 81 1000, and Of the railroad
bonds IL is stated that the state Will lose some Sl5CO0O
or s2oOoOoO. As the railroads improve this amount
ought largely decrease. viii the State pay it, interest
the next TWO ytisF VIII nos ulpHtN IL tdu
raise by taxation DE necessary TO pay the running eX
penses OF the Government To the financial condition
of Tennessee looks in bad way. Virginia Is, new, SO
Alabama ST. I0l; Ohio g., lSsG, I0i North Carolina Gs
new, 25i.
Railroad bonds and Bank shares duh, with
very few sales. Central bonds at 93s; Cleveland Panes
vile, and Ashtabull new bonds 81; Bank of Com
merce, 1913
The feature in otherwise strong stock market to-day
ia the decline in the Pacific Mail from Az yesterday to
AZ at the first call to-day At the Secopd Board 1t
sold at 4i The increase Of in the receipts OF the
Milwaukee aud Paul for the month OF May tended to
advance the price Of that stock The Common AT the
First Board sold at CO.. and the Preferred at SGT New
York Central and Hudson strong at 1919; do. Certi
caes 96i Lake Shore, s9s Reading, 1895 Chicago and
North Western sl do Preferred, 9S Rock Island l220
1Zl Toledo and Wabash, sd Ohio and Mississippi Az
Chicago and Alton 1854; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1lsa
New Jersey Central lO, Railroad stocks must advance
many points to reach the figures they were quoted at
year
The following the Government quotations Of Messrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

Messrs Van Schaic & Co.. No. IL Broadst, have issled
their H0ntdlg Circdr June $780, which contains iu
list railroads and miscellaneous stockf the amount o
stock OF each company, the last dividend ana rate ana
the price of the stock; complete list or unted SUn
bonds amount and rate of interest and when payable
and latest price, also Of state securities and TaIoad
bonds and miscellaneous bonds, with amounts ana IN
terest rate &C. and the earnings or the leadlh
railways for the first quarter OF 1870 as compared MIN
time in 1868 and 1869 This Is an Invaluable nohthy
The receipts Of fractional currency at the United
States Treasury for the week ending to-dy amount 70
s5<j,5Ol The shipments to the Assistant reasulers,
United states repositories, ana nauona bahRs were
Notes $l,j3636; fractional currency So5i'6o Irc
currency redeemed and destroyed during the week,
sl4s,sOO; mutilated bank notes burned during the
Bank currency issued for bills destroyed during me Week
S290lG balance due for nuilaed NOES SZoo,sIz panA
circulation outstanding at this dae s750542 Treas
urer Spinner holds in trstaS security of hdtgha Dank
circulation at this date S'422215O ana or puplc pos
total for fiscal year date S164 9 Currency balance
in the Treasury $07 337; coin balance slOol gold
The receips of the Missouri Pacific Railroad for 1869
were S2l3055 a. against S3O959 II in 1865 Increase
s9937 g. operating expenses, s2Sl87l3 g. OI TINS sun
$4,000 expended for new iron ana ties Inc
earnings of this road for April 1870 were $3.50 $50 30 an
The earnings of the Ohio and Mississippi road for April
The engineers OF Davenport and ST. Paul road have
lust located miles Of the line and the contractors
are about ready TO commence work thereon.
TIE annual report Of the Auditor OF the state
OF Pennsylvania Hartranft Is just issued The capital
925O The total Of funded debt is 1872 6s The cost
OF roads and equipment foots up 1897 $50 Settle total
length of road being 5O5 2O0 miles. The total receipts
for the wear amounted s0)643s and the operating
expenses $50 OIL F0rtytwo OF the roads paid dly
bends in 1906 OF them during the past three years
The earnings OF the Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad
for the fourth week in May, 1870 S2 fourth week IN
May. 1862 S24,5i increase 575 for the month OF May
1870 S7OO0 Tor the month OF May 1862 sOS4; increase
$50 $3.50.
The earnings OF the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
road FOR the month OF Nay 1870, were sl5,li &c. May,
1859, S72Olg 10, being 80 per cent increase.
We are indebted 10 Gen. Hartlanft, AudtorGeneral 0f
Pennsylvania, for copy OF his annual Report on Rail
roads Canals, and Telegraphs; and 10 Mr.. Hamilton A.
tyoft tho nf "a
annual report and also the report Of the National
Board of Trade, Richmond, Va.
Attention is called To the advertisement of the remain
der OF the ST. Joseph and Denver loan the last OF which
is NOW being taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON June Al 80 Cono open-d r roby and %
for the account. securities steady; T. FFeTkeSy
bonds 1862 8gl 1855 old 81 1861, 9i TenFotes 0. Sto .
steady Erie Rlxay shares, ISi Illinois Cenra nos Anue I'D
Great Western, IAt
LIVERPOOL June +-:3O mCo,ton opened duh; hddlns Up
lands, l0t lOi1.i Middlng Orleans. I'D.
y Dutch STANDARD
Fine Rosin guiet. Hops dul.
LONDON jane 40 m-Consos closed 81 money and -
for the American Securities TB'e1 Fye
senty BONDS 1852. Ss4 1855 old 81 l65 qOi Forss
Socks que Bre Railway shares l3. Illinois Ceutra l0 Ata-
tie and Great Western, Zst
PARIS June - n.Tbe Bozrse opened quei Renes 7G %
LIVERPOOL JuRe closed dull; AaAng upands
IOsd MddIng To- Id; sales q sea b
GLIDING speculation and export BresuH heei quiet aud
steady Flour T. Dol Cor Western Canal Con lui.
ANTWERP, June i.-Petroelm opened quiet ard steady
FRANKFORT, June 4-UAei EyeIgeny bonds opened
firm but quiet
HAVE June 4-Coon opened Tres Oninare spot
ll3L per cwt Low Mlddliugs, 1884, per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

The Rev. JAMES KENT STONE, formerly Pres
iden OF Kenyon College Ohio, and Of Hobart College &C.
neva recently abandoned Episoopaansm for the Roman
Catholic Church. and in a volume entitled The hrtattoh
Headed gives the reasons for his change Oh iah
great deal of interest excited especially among the
friends Of Hobart College by Dr. Stones COURSE ana MS
apoood will arouse considerable public curiosity With
out attempting 70 review the whole array OF disputed
doctrine ne discusses carefully the authority Oh the
Church and the primary of the Roman See rightly Judg
ing that here lies the Of the controversy between inc
Protestant and Catholic systems. His style is animated
srd no has evidently written with deep feeling. The
hook is issued BY the Catholic Publication Society in the
tasteful garh wherewith they clothe all their works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

A sixteenth edition of Mr. Thomas Ewbanks
weliknown treatise on Hydraulics and Mechanics, EN-
sraeing descriptive historical account of ancient
and modern hydraulic and other machines for raising
water sketch of the progressive development OF the
steam engine and observations various subjects con
neced with the mechanic arts has just been puonshed
at T1r TRR,NE Office. During twenty years this Work
has been recognized as standard authority and 10y fire.
opeut additions and changes it has been kept fairly
abreast of the progress of invention and science The
newly revised edition is in one large octave volume,
with nearly 800 illustrations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

COFFER-The market entirely void Of lruston and presents
decidedly embarrassing Prizes about before but nominal Tor al
grades. - ... - , - - ,--.---,,- - -,
FLOUR AND MEAL-he day following last weekly review all
grades Flour declined 5dlO g DOL with only
TUESDAYS At the opening With
more demand the close decline of 5Glc T. bbL
then the feeling has been heavy and the tendency
all grades with the exception shipping Extras which
nd wanted for export The business OF the week has been
trade with demand for shipment
Eng tie OU@5 for Extra from wharf
and rs IS 80 delivered ship The arrivals Of the week have
liberal considerable OF which
over and therefore avssble To-day the market
more active and Sale shipping Extras the demand chiefly
Tor export the home trade operating moderately sales 1900 bbS We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

Alta cost OF $4,000 per mile, the earnings OF railroads
throughout the country have been % cent of the cost
Tie Terre Haue and indianapolis earned 572 per cent
OF cost the Lake Shore per cent; the New-fork
Central &c per cent This looks railroad bonds were
good securities; and yet 20 years ago. our best imam
ciers and most Intelligent capitalists were afraid OF r-
road bonds or stocks. The rapid development OF the
country and tue wonderful growth of its business have
made railroad property valuable and the growth ana
development have but just commenced Many now Nv
ing will see Of people in the United states, with
nearly slCO 900, 900 900 of wealth.
The Gold Room continues remarkably dun. III opened
at 10 o'clock this morning with gold ut 1la O5, 1t
ll:21 114t: LIT, 1li p nag. The transactions OF
the Gold Exchange Bank follows: Clearances,
SO ssOcO gold balances, s1,7s6s5; currency balances,
65 Holders of gold paid from II to per cent Tor
carrying over balances.
The bank statement for the week shows decrease in
loans Of s51 decrease in specie s7s5i5 decrease in
deposits 81 s47 S decrease in legal tenders S295 and
increase in circulation S5265. This statement Will not
produce any effect upon the money market as IT leaves
a. compared with week. OF deposits S226 1911 797, and
Of specie s309i9i9o, and Of legal tenders, s62o9jl
The following is "A comparison of the averages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
THE MARKETS.

Carefully Reported for The TRIBUNE
SATURDAY, June 4, 1870
ASFS-Pots are demand and steady 20 Sod - Pearls
nominal 49,. -
slack under dseouagng foreign adyces and the close SLOWS Al e
ur reduced offerings f equal % the cut
bales 100 last evening" Of which ls were a en- or R
mort consumption for spu snd 10 IN transit For ttu
delivery last evening June 1lic 100 a. 81 100 JUL atzc
TODAY 100 June DC 3Ou &c., 200 t2lc tuyers oitoai 80
uly AT Ole 100 August p lO September l9c 80 Ocoaef at
; lg and loo at lec-al on basis Of Low hluhLg We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

JUNB4 -llH bales Cotton g pkgS Asae Pkg BeiEar .
seed II 81 bbS Flour 1928 bush Nlt - tlsh
Corn - $50 bush Oats 8i9 bush e. 800 bush Malt IS tna
Beans 1870 bush Peas 22l bbs Corn Meal - bh sFt- aut
13 bbb Crude Turpenne - bbs Tar Is bb Pitch t5J a.
Rosin s. pkg. Cut Meats - kegs Lar % gg Snn 1881 PISS
Butter 48g pkg Cheese, l072 pk Egg s. pkg. Ia0e % tl
Lan OIL % bills Copper 80 bb. WHISKY ~ as WOOL u tas
bales Hops sides Leather bids IOao ~
Tobacco, 80 PKG. Rice i95 bags Peanuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
CHA MARKETS.

HAVANA, June 5-Tbe following prices m.Tchad 0
he close Of busness SATURDAY June SugsrA quite slightly az
with improve! demand and large specu inquiry Ipb
during week from Havana and Mn' 90 boxes IG go no.
which and 100 hcghes0s he Jiiel
States Nos 10 20 gG3t eals No. IS at .
ll reals Moas-Nos 10 l0 arm q o. ~ rt p scg-
Sugar-lnferor Id& reals fsr 20
Good. 7t4,s reaA Claye Moasses rails Mu'aao hoa,,ra
reals Stock Of Sugar 10 the Havana n -
tsnzAs and IS 90 hogsLeds fr t. "a
advoes Of the abroad per os
the United hht Of The u ei STAT
bass per hid OF M0as to tb United stes - "a 49, -
Falmouth and orders 3 Bacon dI
OIL dull; 10 tins Il res gallon. Flour qust ga "
Hams declining, owing 70 the heavy arrivals An, mean sae =
American Sucarcud BE LAM qust kegs 2C.c tine ,.
Llmher-Whte Pine; the market sgppet quote . - 81 q
Fitch Pine 80 p " Tsow IN 'maui 20lc Shook
The supplied quoted 10. al Ieasi loshesi qnoo
a q D. Empty hcgshea1s quiet AZ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, June 4-P. NJ.

The week closed upon an easy money mar
ket aud a strong stock market, with look OF upward
prces We are Of those who have great faith in the
future of our railways We have witnessed their growth
aud have watched with much interest their rapid exte
sion from ocean to Poors Raitrodd Manual says
the earnings Of the railroads in the United States for 1867
were AZ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

]. r. Lippincott g. Co. have Just published,
IN paper covers ROWgegore and other short stores Sc
leoed from their magazine Harriet Prescott spohord
Alice Cary and Lucy H. Hooper are among the authors
tro,n whose contributions the editor has drawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
A. Roman & Co. have published tourists

A. Roman g. Co. have published tourists
guide entitled Scenes Of Wonder and Curiosity ~ Cdh
fornia by j. NJ HUrCHINGs II will prove of great use
90 visitors in that remarkable egon which includes the
giant groves MarpOsa and the strange Yosemite val
lev and though cannot say much In praise OF the
woodcuts we honestly commend the text and assure
our readers that they will nd in 1t not only interesting
descriptions but abundance of practical hints for The
traveller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
nEEAWARE, LACKAWANNA aud WEST
IL ERS RAILROAD.


Depo,s foot ~ Bsy and foot Of tl'topher'
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MOSpAi, Apn H. 'io
8:JA EMPRESS MAIL TRAIN, cpnectng a. pen' e vita boon
Branch Dover Chester Branch at Waterloo YIN user ~
Andover Newton, Washington nth tue D. D. an '" n
S'roubuTg Scranton, Grta Bend hne s ya'
~ points the lackasanna aud BfoOsug
sDi delaware and Iuson X RI. -,
II:tO a H. LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS ops st Nes,rk Morris
town Dover .etstown PHIL ptug, AMI Eaton con
nects At Pbhpsharg Del Tor Bsre Se AMI Al
With L. T. Bethlehem, Ae.osu hauch Chunk and
Nilsestsre
Ilup M SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester r.
r at Waerloo r. and Washington with d., L. and
. X r. or water Gap, Suouisbnrg. and scranton 80
33 H. HACKBr1SrOWS MAIL nth Bconton Chester
and Sussex Railroads %
$50 p. n. 49,,
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, 6:g 80, 900 1000 ard
:2O n 100 1880 $40 42O $50 53 600 $40 800 and Has
u:sO s0l, 200 s2:J. 3:J, $50 $50 $40 4:n,
$40 $40 $3.50 GOO 6:1 6:+ '145 300 aHd ll:t9
Trans marked sop at last Newark.
FofB BLOOMFIELD hOSItLAlR at BD and ll;OJ
E.IDI. On In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

Icn seu'e bat pness eaer the market closing .e.d,; t
Pns Hc1styei sales 1890 "a h.
"a Vnnn |eTn hId AZ ~ 90 81 G8J Old eli l
10 s,"fe The batter rate for o investment Western Ehs
" " ""p' y, anil kOubd Yellow at 81 r.
NFokrs ya0s sEpr. L leG9 DATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
9teamboats ano Railroads.

- -~e--~
pEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY; Five.
THE ST. i sTfsA Drew = IT'D &Gsl v,,.,
One Of ne sIoys steamer. w leave Per No ~ soL ss Il Albany
a n1 SSs Sin,Si . .'t ,s%9 s
he S w Ss f SSl A"a9 ,oETIGs
S Ss ,HH p Saa Sss 80 F. f;s d
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Ro,,o, o,c,,,., k0s%o ,aD Junction Lowell
Saaua asnebr Concord Palmer Bra.isOOrO, and h's-''
len,s -, TIE p, new and 'taneh steamers
'iii VI CITY CITY l' OF GIAwREScE m vnw ,oxnoy.
. and CITY or o, ssT n M non
Pier 90 Soh River and w.,t', r,,,.,. train.
for I'd q, SsSeI PaS ~ fT and w''''
Norb Pivry "'A'' anu ,' J. X sHoRT,jr, AgeAh
NG New i YORK. Oct IS, 1859
| NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRlNG-
L FIrIp AND THE NORTH Rave PeeE shp Tor ses
tsvs h. sSar IN New northern stations m
NOR NORWALK and DANBURY-Steamer
L NELLIE WHITE leaves Daily foot Of hArtet'' Al 49, anu
| NOR STAMFORD and GREENWlCHGoIh
L STEAMBOAT STAMFORD leaves Pier H. East River d'l! D.
and Of Thirtyseychthst at 1918 ,. ~ 10 -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.
ID NbfPRSpRST IiSR for WEST, SOUTH WEST ,,n and
EoR4hwts EREG received And FORWARDED Td y P essPhs
LRR LINE Pier North R,er t RATES Low with 3qs s
s ds # rsRss r 5a1f Ss 81
iSR d. ooS Co., ana !sT TicEEH S GOD Until
VIE fl' G. W. PERNElL, General Agent
VFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JkRSEf..
p,er and Freight Depot New York foot Of Liberty 81 con-
south Branch Railroad; AZ Hampton Jhi,on
ami Western Railroad; At ut'S
" m the Iehh Susquehauua Rropi and At iast0n WIN w i
bah And the West Of also to Central PeHnsJE
wanna '0' new AIGESTowN LINE TO THE WEST
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Comns ncing jane I, lg10-LeaTe New York as folows
Ga mPor Fem,rr Easton Bethlehem Nanch Chunk. Williams
port Wkesbare Ptson Mshsnoy City, Tunshannock Io"and
Waverly, 81.
7:t5 a m-For Eas'on. ,,-n.-
ilm-Fo Fleminton Easton Allentown Huch Chnnck wilkes
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster Bphra ut POIis'iei Hams
bury &c
IN. m.-For Easton, Allentown, and Mlueh Chunk $500
33p Easton. Allentown, Mauch ChuncE and Bei'ders
D. m-fur Someryile ami flemlnstOn
5i5p m.-FOr Somtnile.
6 .. ul-FOr Easton.
,. m.-For Somerille. -
8 =. m Engrau-For Easton and the West.
For Planfed.
i2n m-Fo pagfeli on Wednesdays AMI Saturdays only .
Elizabeth $50 6.0, $50 I:lO stJ B;B, H
o: I0o ll40 MP leo 2:00. 2.I3 3d. J:D, $500, 80
55 $50 5.45 Goo CO. 1900 ';4o, S;vO' o SO Io'
R:Opm ,o, rt,p UUST
9am-WRsTERS Express daily Except Snayslo haston Anen
West Connects 4 iirnshug TOT He ana e
Soeryie for Femnton Connects ~ june
Bnghannu,
Eason. bethlehem Alen
Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati sleep
ing Palace Pursh Chicago connects AZ JuneHon
and Western Ra roa1 Tor scranton
be obtained at tie ooe ct The Central hal
Nev-Jecy foot Of Hertyst " Y; at No. Aston House
"a al Broadway; No. 10 GeHc AMI at me Pncp
hotels Il b. lHOhhh' SupeHn'@i''-~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
ERIE RAILMAY.-Trains leave Depots foot

L. =
II fChamberss, and ioot Of twenty HnHl st. n folo"s;
Through Ch:mDcssi st 10 M 800 p
IN H. (dailV); third st. al ffJ
AMI s:l5 ami (talyL New improved Drawing Room
COACHES the a through 10 Buffalo oolhrei
ing with msnoeni Sieeqng Coaos running aough 10
COschts will te 800 a. m
Buffalo, tie 80 an nom New YORK 70
Bo AMI Nesiors u Rochester BuaSo and
in % Emigrsrt Raves daily at 1880
Jervis WAy II ~ All $50 tI~env MINI
for M5deorn and way $50 T~eoiy thirir BIS ny
AND SnD9s,s ou, $50 Twenty lr 81, t:i5 p NJ
For Greycourt 1919 II genytrSt '8s
and Nay J:jJ aud S:D p H. tI"eny-
thirst. 5:45 H., 3:l5 anu i:l5 p M
For Sufen Way p. CrWenF thn-t 4fo and
5.45 M Tatrr train sll3J tTSrntythri u, II M
,thrIs Depot stbfs r:lJ sp
HAS 345 55 snd G:t5 From thainoers St Depot
6:4S lO:I5 8 m IL LIS, f:u, 5:lS aud Gas p ,
Pny sak from Twenty hri Depot a. $50 AMI
mas m t.:I5 315 t5:5 SIS ami 1915 From Chamber'-St
Uerot AZ O. = M 5 500 tJ:l5, 600 AMI IT'S
For Piennon, WAY from Twenty tr1t Doi Al sfo
m l2:4s 1915 ADJ i6:l5 and SATURDAYS only tl2
midnight FROM Chamlr-st Dvpot 81 300 M lV 1881, fl'
5.OOa M SATURDAYS only, tl2:eJ unlrisht
AMI for Apartments IN Dawing Room " sfg
the cysinr sn 1riT OF nag
oIces 2l So and go saiSsyi
R CAmlerss corner twentyfhst AMI Tmnae
Harlem: Bookyn Dpots foot Of Chanbers And foot
Of SeWYork; No. kIhbR place and Lag Docs
Derot Jersey Ci.g, tie principal hoiels
L. b. RUCKEE, Ma ID, WV; X bAtn
For ilaekensaek only. FOR Fremont only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

FRFIGTs are active The engagements Liverpool
~ ~ hu.h Wheat 3d. and BY steamer 10000 bush. 10 SD
$50 bbL Flour Is i and so bales Cotton at H. To Lonon,
oo bhs Flour Al "a bGs Wheat at I'd To Antwerp
10 900 bash IA North German bark with 400 bbl Pc
tfoleum a H. ID
cRAiy-1he Wheat continued active and huoysnt hr
advance Of a2e per until the day following h issue Of last
,r,x when under receipts adv reghs and untayor
M e adyics prices downward Since TUESDAY feel
inc Of depression rreay has been the Characteristic ae Of
80 Me home demsud only Moderate mlers complaining
small margins and q 10 mans The continental de-
,.nd has been go and notwithstanding the limits low there
have been purch Tor ave aud Antwerp aud the NH
cations business viii Be done WITH those places soon s
and In demand The general stock has increased hut
To G the market better with active demand lot exports 70
Great well the Continent closing urn ih mh
h. lseu only moderate sales 2lO bah I'll 8Q VI ~ for No.
Chicago spnng 81 l6asl II for No 3do DO I'll ga 81 20 o
No Mlwsuke- anoatt 81 sl u for No Do, snoA ~ %
a 81 Amber Western 10 sicrs and ahoai and ~ Tor White
G.nee "DehL" BARLEY dali nominal
arr IN sooi demand and ids better; inquiry
Native the supply Of prime muf sales IS o bush at az
% Tor New Ohio the hoce Western al otdos IN store
and state a1e Rive inactive prices nominal