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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-29
An OPEN P0LAR SEA.

70 me EditOr Of The Trt6N"e.
SIR. The statement published in The IRlB-
INN Of to-day that whale had beeb '"P'H'u NJ"
Of behring's straits which had in its BODY haP"o" w
ionginc 70 ship which known To be cruising ON 'n
- a. NJ the continent is another link In the long
chain o evidence that establishes the fact of an open
Polar seA Many years agoa similar incident was us
covered IN Nantucket when that port was the great
whaling station of the world. a mrpooner' VINO hau
lust arrived from whaling voyage. discovered mar
MON AT his clearinghouse, and recognized II as q
1nranon which ne had lost in whale IN Bans Bay 10
hi. surprise he was informed that the whale hau bee
eaprcd of the coast Of Japan IN when the hiruoh u
neon found by aud on the men comparing
dates II was found that days had interviewed from
tie loss OF the harpOon until the final capture OF tine
whale ,-, III, na,o
rome around Cape Horn IN thirty days, hut many ne
Geyed his 10 be the true solution the enigma aud
east Jons upon the statements Of the hapOoners But
these sailors examined under OATH ne ecd
their respective vessels communicated WIN, aUu
p"tbne could shake the correctness their FIRST star.
mcuts The logs Of hundreds OF vessels MtI'
with view to learn the habits Of the Hgt Whale ann
Ga trv and discover some other circumstances which
would strengthen the now growing Detl q, y ola 0Ca
Much important testimony ELECTED by these eX
omiu9'ious II was discovered that the northern ana
southern right whales were distinct species,
ne former never going further south than
Vanced above the i0th parallel OF south au-
,scutIy sea of tre through which neither cared 10
pas "a the Cape Horn theory fcll to the ground In
confederation "t the Polar sea theory were tht ac ia
The breeding grounds Of the right whale OF the north ad
never been discovered; thai these animals visited INC
Arctic regions periodically for that purpose and that
an omen sea with a temperature moderate enough 70
admit the growth Of the proper food for the susienGe
of the young whales, must exist IN That region ihth
f.om tn fact that currents OF cold water reached the
equator with increase Of only seven degrees III TEN
pcraturc. the deduction made that currents OF
warm water from the equator might reach the
North Pole with spending decrease oi
temprature which would make it about 70 de-
sTees. or A. degrees warmer than the mean tenn
perature Of the waters of the known Arctic regions
The probable effect OF body of water of such tGmeIa
ture near the pole was. OF course. manifest 10 all Inc
waters OF such would he tecmng with me- Wlic
its shores would De covered with Vcrdure, even though 1t
was ahu Of from the rest Of the world 10y IN apparently
Uncomfortable barrier OF ice Then arose the various eN
poring expeditions after the other proving unSuC-
ressfu the most disastrous of which the unfortunate
expedition OF sir John Franklin. The lamentcd DT.
Kane discovered an open body az water hut whether u
was the true Polar Sea smaller body OF water
living adjacent question for further expeditions
a. discover H.
Eetr- York. Dec. %, 1870.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wgDNEsDlY Dec 2-ByEvEs-The only receipts ro-s sros
COmnunipsw Of them late Mon
day. and H. rest yesterday VERY fey OF urm are s ~ 10
10th live snmss and dressed beef promises 10 w Jul The
Iesto Of this week. The poultTy.
hgtt thrte each at Forytghast sd
Small tie uuuhfs,
te quite Muon almost entirely neglected "Ashg
after live stock Price
partly evening by y. Pt'th ~ Ol'
sheep % h. SO do u g. aud 30 Indiana ~ o. u ti ';e
Kse Il a. soli ~ fat kentucsy Ill n. Al tic.
A. Foryeshth-st Elliott sold 70 Ohio sheep "a y a. tc'
g state 6, and 10 Canada lambs 3, n, a. iic }
sold ~ Canada sheep 70 D al Sc, aud e. u = d. tie
MsGraw & Co. sold 203 Stat sheep. " n, It ST.
IioCs-Arrvals y cars Weehrken At Coumrr nd =,
Tortetl-st or 1850 head with the udmher 1l
little selling lode, With IL Ohio VS. D.. &c
5l heavier holding for prices asS
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Foreign exchange has been quiet usual after the
sailing " the packet. but rates firm follows

The money market has been nctiye, with larger deal
ings from the brokers on miscellaneous collateral At
the early session OF the Board. per cent gold was
freely paid ana this continued TO he the basis the
negotiations until late In the day when high "a
WIS paid by certain brokers. Firstclass Government
dealers, however, found difficulty In meeting their
requirements at cent, currency, and the
rates above noted in the gold lean market did
tend To stock negotiations until alters O'Clock T may
be explained by the fact VI wanipuops By tho stock
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way, from Indianapolis Ind, west TO Pekin. III.
which has large equipment and is doing a large
and rapidly increasing business. The Road connect.
with most Of the leading lines to the Atlantic and
Pacific, making central trunk route from ocean IN
ocean over sixty miles shorter than any other ronte
The Bonds have nearly all been marketed during
construction. The few remaining we offer AZ q2l
and interest, in currency. TURNER BROTHERS.
Bankers, II Nassau-st
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per N0rlh hlIsr, T1'sll, dNd HdtI-.I7'.
BecswaI 9.os lsIss Cotton. "a
th Copper $40 pkyS Dried Fruit $40 bbls Egg J t's EoU
bush Wheat u 100 bush Com 10 $50 bush Oais tao hrh
Malt bush Peas, 2slS bush Seed 5 hush Beam 100 tb ott
Meal bags MealT pigs Ginseng, 2226 Hide d Hcs'
10 s8 sides Leather 81 bbls Crude rLrpert 81 h
Shirts Turpenine loo bbls Rosn, 9 tags Puus ~? nt
Porn pigs Mat ITO kegs Lsri 1881 pkg ar ~ Iig
Seaun pkgs Butter col Beef 500 pks tt-er 20
Dressed 3 bales Hops $50 pkg Tobacco 10 hh seco .
pigs Tea 28 pigs Rice pkgs Starch. so bbs. WI lC h's
IN
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y VI,
O9erel. Asked.


In Railroad bonds the downward movement IN Union
Pach.s was checked by active purchases during
the morning hours The business very large, the
sts selling up to 70 Land Grants, 56i Incomes, 49,
and the stock 10 IL. Efforts were made to depres
Central Pacific bonds, but the price remained hrn selling
at the close s892i We note sales Of Chicago and
Northwestern lists at 95 and Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
,nd Chicago DDS at ga. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-29
Brncdicfs closing quotations were:

Tile gold market opened steady at no.. bnt shortly
afterward prominent firm Gin stocks, who are working
for lower prices The latter market, purchased con-
siderable amounts, and assisted by The Threatened com
pications between England and Prussia, !the premium
advanced 10 Ill This figure, however, not sustained
and the market fell of To llCi he early price. The
principal aston of comment during the afternoon was
the sharp demand Tor money high ll6h Of one per
cent having been freely paid for carrying balances until
tomorrow. The general dealings in gold were much
restricted and the transactions less than the
amount The steamer Russia sailed to-day with $4,000
treasure. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank follows: Gold cleared, SG3.692GO; gold
balances. Sl,273,G99 and currency balances, s47225O
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Us follows at 4 p. III. :


III state bonds there has been less active business
corded though prices frmer at slight advance,
which extended nearly through the list South Carolina
new January and July, were the principal feature and
the larges dealings confined to this issue. The
price rose at the final board to 6G Tennessees old and
new sold at IS. a63 while Missouri g. remain firm at 49,
~. fnIlnu ril.. rnr1 NJ hlls
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

IossoS Dee PIP opeued 9ls for sts M nc
socount American securities opened quiet fNetHrse - %
Iss5 ss 1857, 6Ts Ten Foies ga Railway oue. qret5
Rne Illinois Central ll2 Atlantic and Great Western a.,
LIvxRPoO 28-l2 nCo;toR opened qet al ,e-'i Ml'
ding Ipsnis SD Mng Orleans sd the SHES 81 ie d are %
mated bae Brralstuf Provisions ni Prouc uuitHy
LONDON Dee 2S-ll mCacutta Lnseed - dE 'nf tI''rs
nrnha n-nI
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brokers above alluded TO- In the market for commercial
paper there IL little activity TO note, and rates may DO
quoted as fOows:

Government bonds opened steady but became strong as
the day advanced, and all the issues showed an improve
nent particularly those OF January and July, which will
shortly be quoted, interest The frmness was in
me- sure due TO the anticipation OF additional sinking
fund purchase tomorrow by the Treasury Fisk d Hatch
ro, 40 foil A n IN
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


FISK IL HATCH.
BanLers and Dealers in Goranneat Securities,
No. Nassau-st., N,wGOrk, Dec. d, 1870. }
The earnings Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
for 1870 will reach nearly SS00O00O of which about
S3,9OO,OO0 will be net after paying operating ex-
penses. This is an increase the previous year
in Gross Earnings of S2,OO,OCO, and in Net Earnings
Of Sl,2O0OOO.
The earnings for the coming year, 10y moderate
estimate based upon reliable data it is believed will
exceed Sl0,OOO,000.
The annual interest on the COmpany's First Mort
gage Bonds is but 81, ,2Oo
The security of the principal and the assurance of
regular and prompt payment Of interest which are
afforded in the valuable property, and immense
revenue of the Road render these bonds as SAFE and
reliable an Investment can h. made. They daily
quoted the regular call of the New-YOrk Stock
Exchange. and of several Of the most important
Stock Exchanges Of Europe, and can be readily
sold at qsOted market prizes tie bonds Of the [. y.
G0rerRma,t
We deal in them asfreey as in Government Bonds,
and prepared to supply them in Exchange for
5-20s., for new investments at current market
price This includes the coupon due January !, for
rhich parties purchasing during Tie present month iciH
realise three per cent IN Gold
FISK X HATCH.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT STATE OF ARKAxsAs,}

- LITTLE ROCK, Dec. u. $40. (
The coupons due Jan. l. 1871 on the six Der cent
Funded Debt bonds OF this State will he paid on and
after that date upon presentation at the MON Tst
Company in the City Of New-YoTk.
Henry PAGE, State Treasurer.
ID. b. SICKELS, Financial Agent.
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The days transactions at the L. = sub.Treasury were

The day transactions at the u. T. SubTreasury
Gold receipts .... 81 46667 IS Currency PAYMENTS. S1 J3 90
Gold payments 46Tf7 ~ CurrencT balance. II $50 col N
told balance ...... 3145h8J ~ Customs
Currency receipts. lbt 6o5 IS
The Treasury advertisement 10 sell 81 10000 gold drew
bids the extent OF sS3OoO ut l0I2l 1890 The
award of SlOOoc0 made at lO.7G 1880 The fol.
I,,, IA.
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THB rRisuys

WEDSEsDAi Dee n If;n
ASHBSPo moderately srtve Iroe. ar Cd ~ A. IN
~ Is. Pearls sul a. ~ 75d - D.
COTTON-The maks, qu.cf. aud with large sss-rt o., .
lower; Yles k1j ales G93 ar glG -
EVENING" Including i8l9 for eEp0a 657 c0lsurt %
deliver there only light business done, price D. or
sales last evening of 800 December l5e. Janua lse 10 E
Iaa Isle March Is al5ic. today J Deceitrf IF, MS
80 January, l50i5 Lice l9l febrsar l5lc 900 N.rt 80
NE go Apn l5o., all bass Of Low Nisng gso. a
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VERMILyE a Co, Bankers,

IL and IL Nassau-st, New York,
Offer 10 investors the following Securities
Long ISLAND RAILROAD LIST Mortgage per cent
Bonds.
gage pr cent Bonds.
KALAMAZOO AND WHITE PIGEON RAILROAD LIST
Mortgage per cent Bonds interest guaranteed by
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Co..
NOuCE.-The interest due Jan. J. 1871, on the
BONDs of the STATE OF GEORGIA will be paid, on and
after that date, upon surrender of the coupons at
the Fourth National Bank, New-York.
Bonds OF the State Of Georgia, M they mature,
will be paid npon presentation ut the Banking
House of HENRY CIl;ws & Co, 81 Wall-st., New
York. RUFUS Il. BULLOCK. Governor.
Eremhs Department, State Of Georgia, ALBANIA.
Nov. TO- 1870.
~ INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
SEVEN Pr CENT GOLD LOAS.-The Bonds are
cured by mortgage over US milee Of completed rail
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BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
FmsT-M MORTGAGE SINKNG-FUND CONVERTIBLE
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDs.-The small remain
ing balance Of the Loan for sale at 80 and accrued
interest.
These bonds return about donble the rate Of in
terest which United States FiveTwenties pay, while
the security is safe and fully equal TO that Of any
railroad bond issued. HENRY CLEws 4 Co..
81 Wal.st.
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tOFFhb-Brak quiet to-day, bot boiler A
former pnoes We qnos Rio % "a DE and lava AI0e goL
FLOUR AND hbAJhtaie and Western ~ asye the higher
prices asked checking TIE shipping demand. Trade FAMILY bae,
arc moderate H11rf a. rate better prices Tor low Ne
qutt; fales, % 40 bbl. We quote:
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The following show. the highc. and lowest prices OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-26

fRIAL LoCONoTIoN.-There are doubtless
those of US living who will come to our offices
through aerial space. We shall be provided with
wings which can be readily attached at leaving
the breakfast table, and a. readily laid aside on
arriving at our Offices. 1t will be rather a novel
sight to see the robust Dana or the shadow-like
Bryant flying TO their editorial eyries. Imagine
the Iortly Howe bounding through space with
the miniature Hummel under his arm, or the
Itund Colonel Fisk cutting pigeon wings above
the trees with the Lilliput jay Gould. II re-
qri-es no great stretch of Imagination TO
conceive all this and much more. A British
:nronautical society has already been organized.
The Duke Of Argyle. the President, AMI many
Of the members are deyoting a large share OF
thfig time and means TO the discovery OF a
suitable plan for navigating the air. Many
flying ma hi es have been eNperimented upon
by item. Something satisfactory will doubtless
result from their labors. The age of discovery
which has brought the telegraph, the steam
engine. and other Inventions which would have
once been looked upon impossibiities Will
not have ended until mankind can course
through the air with much safety and more
ease than they now do over terra fraa.--N. L.
Commercial.
nE-In the Connecticut valley now the staple
crop is said TO bc tobacco.
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DIED.

RFDSTEAkE On Sunday evening. July q Mrs
FNILl REDSTRAkE, wife Of VIM. J Rsdstrake,
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her husband, No. 1915 9Th street, on wedne sdsy.
fhr 9Th instant, at O'Clock D, m
iihtadelPaIs papers viii please copy
BALTZER. By telegraphic dispatch from New
York city have the sal announcement of the sud
den death u JOHN L. BALTZER, Es.I., Of George
town
Mr. Baltsor well known to the oldest inhabit-
ants Of the town, and IN all his relations with thea
none can hUd blemish ia has char acter.
his sister. A. BaJzer, or "Wednesday, at 8 O'Clock
= m loo Bridge street. The relatives and frj.uts
Il the family Of the deceased respectfully invited
SWEENEY On thr 2s,h inst ANN, REGINA
yCUrEs-t daughter II VIM. IA AMI Ada SveaneV
ag-,i months and H. DAYS.
I-tweeL " and streets, On to morrow, 9th inst
81 O. clock n.
SHE'D. cn the morning Of the 18th Inst. MAO
Gle a. I. y months only daughter Of John T. and
AM = ny siTl coll ia death
The cua 81 loved 30 well.
Hsr pTa-+iiuE tongue VIII hear no NJ ~
hii- HIRE on earth W. dwell.
Lonely H.. hons sRi sad th- hours
Sine my sweet j-l.y'- gone
ThousH a trtt.T bone than our
In Heaven J. nov thine own.
TIE f-ie'.s & the family TJ-p3a riuliy invited
g attend her tUr' raj from hsT parents Ie~ deuCe
I1O9 -'h street. Hatveen L ard n this Tucsday
RUGAN SuI5~r.lv. AZ T mn Monday July
9Th BENJAMIN LEWIS BOGAS, In the 18Th
tn ro'>tye- and frienI- are respectfully invited
. attend - tUutrs; "a " eiue~ia, 9Th inst at II
= a ir.u She re.iienra Of DR.. Van b an. near
raiJisN >fatf = Va t|EFrgsnc's VIII be At the
-tigf o. meet tn. v p !r-i.s - att-Ul the FINE
cory !
HIGH HASTINGS child Cf Erbeccs and Thomas
r Dole. .-. % J. .Ia5--
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EVENING STAR.

RIFLE PRACTICE on A RAILWAY TRAIN
The Macon ttia-l Journal says:-Fr rom an old
citizen. just returning from a trip to New
Brunswick. We learn the particulars OF Ia
Tnentahle and heartrenderiTg affair that took
place on Monday last, on the down run OF an
EXCURSION train IL seems that In passing
through the swamp. inst this side OF No. o,
Macon and Brunswick RTilrOad. the heads of
iaanv az .ratprS were observed pOking up in an
INVITING r,isrNer for a shot. yOung man con-
re-teI with the ROAD expressing the wish for
I.=tOI that he might take a pop al them, a pas
sfngsr handed him rifle. Intent on getting
good shot. and with finger on the trigger. he did
rot observe that he Was near farm house.
Just the train arrived in front OF this place,
al apple vas thrown by a young girl. eleven or
twelve years OF age, which, striking his finger.
caused IN. cap to explode, and sent the ball
from the gun through the body of the untOrtu-
nate girl. The bullet entered her abdomen, and
came cut near the spine. In it. course the ball
j.. said to have cut some Of her inteStineS. and
10 hope J. entertained OF her recovery. She -
a daughter OF widow Sapp, living near No. q.
The young man, who was the innocent cause of
the lamsEtable occurrence. is said to feel il
deeply, though no blame can possibly attach TO
him Ia thc matter.
TIE STATISTICS OF the Berlin Society for the
Prevention Of Poverty ard Begging, might
furnish "A hint to the philsnth roPists of other
countries. Within a week the members inycSti-
gated the conditions OF Il writer's of begging
letters - were found uudeSeTVing. Among p
Others were divided iS6 thalers, one weaving
char. audsiV sewing machines. The remain
der were directed To the committees for proCur-
ing labor. and clothing. OF sent TO the Aims
house. The case Of aTefinad woman. in reduced
Circumstances. who sOlicites! aid to educate a
PROMISING boz, was disposed OF privately.
>S~-
GcA COicred student has been admitted TO
y ale.
"Fcundlings are 80 plenty at Oshkosh that
ladies answer the dOOr-beil with great trepida-
ton. fearing to md a small Moses on the steps.
~A person can supply himself with ward
robe for ~ cents at Niagara Falls-a Nicaragua
wardrobe, paIer collar.
a0Indiana expects to come pretty nearly NJ
two million inhabitants bv the census now TAX
ing. an increase of considerably more than hal
a million in ten wears
~wiihin a radius of quarter of a mile in
San Francisco there are three Jewish syna
gOgues, twelve Christian churches, and a Chi
nese joss house
S"Buckskin Joe, :" with fcrty-seven Indian
sCalpS. passed through Elmlra recently. The
tOrty-seven Indians who formerly owned the
sCalps did not accompany him.
ga young married woman named Sarat
HOugh. who had suffered much from tumor
POISONED herself with arsenic a few DAYS ago a
St. LOuis. when she found that the doctors wer
unable to cure her.
~Mr. White lives at Chestertown, y. Y.
and hates cats, On Tuesday evening he fire.
INTO his ward. taking the chances of killing
cat, but Mr.. L ri \ Dung happened 10 b. in tn
ward at this tine instead of the cats, and so 90
shot very seriously in the back.