davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-06-28

cfosds set fairy IN operation; amounts
to no less than e750,OD. All
thisNan1z9ng deralopment Is OF recent
origin. In 1851 the railroad tonnage OF tho
United States wAs only $4,000, 900, the ea1u-
value Of tho tonnage Was e750, OK, 900. In
1863 the value Of the tonnlgs hid increased,
~ stated to 5lo, ,8oo, ,0oo, ,0oo-or fourtoen times
greater than eighteen years beiore- The Az
eraEe annual increase Of Tonnage since 1851 il
6,Ts, s6l tons, and tho average annual increase
Of value IL este, 666. .666. In other words, the
railroad tonnage iEcreases annually At the rate
OF abont onc-fourth of the amount Of, tho
funded debt OF The United States i;
, 1870-06-28

F~en The Cnitsd States Eeonomiss, June g
In the history Of the growth and expansion
of American railroads for Isf9-TO, Is compared
WITH former years. we have tho bes. o'ia.ncc
Of the substantial growth and prosperity OF
our country. Notwithstanding the dulnese OF
fIe epcculativc tendency in commercial ope-
rations. there has, nevertheless, been very
remarkable increase Of our railroad system,
which is Ill the more wonderful in view Of the
Obstacles imposed hJ the lack Of confidence,
Il appears from Poors Railroad Aanuak just
published, that 7,745 miles Of railroad were
Constructed in the year 1859, It an aggregate
cost Of not less th2n $500, 600 goo.
II is only by comparison Of tho railroad pro
grrss in former years thAt We can gam an ade,
1uatc idea OF the industrial development oi
the United States During the ten year.
from 1850 to 1860 only :: :ooo miles year Nett
and Te11ituries. Since that poriod the pfog1css
has been rs follows: -
, 1870-06-28

eEE LII 11e s.sti. :. 90
wf5s Es suatasd ei1 :. nc an 1Y11oraS 1s19e
- d. nasnss, ulie1: ~ W. G5 ~
t' s aSe9 ess1s g. vess as & Il
"a ssss g. cosnit' M g2pe; g. z 4's IS,
county. sliael.a: :: Ioaeh upper, las1a rs, s5s
&c: rouga upper: l+Sls r. sss1te; ro1Sh Up
Bnra,o slaughter sole, q 7,;c.
sSqgatsf saqSes sos Fnaaa's Fin eS, :, e. pns
IL; Hp, Nc: !. msdnm1 sIf p sesS5oo; @ aP, srav5,
eali. S Is. sLsSsa 10: French eli. = Is, sing
= q l Tsssh M San, = G srnsS $ ~ f.snen InoIne "a
s s:Seaa:G:So; sasss! i!aiasz ) assss: szsSi:eS
.nF aI1iejes ~ers inquired ior . ~ eItent .na
aaste:
r. :, sliod: nsRSs i'ss' t; sse; ;nasa plss' sse:
oas n On sc conns- ho,,o,,. ser ,,,,,cr4 ov.r "a
~ sesess sse: aaesS sepe:r ssss Sc o'ss. 0'es
" snes:, 3qae: e spe!ses IL i!G ,oc. N and, II 7ic
1,Nc; 1,saa j Is and 49, iae; IL
- I'M sn,,si1es st9ess fff fns q" ~
T. fe ;: M i,, a. sd ies; - sg Gne o'aea ~ "
GfISMiaIi oII W. IN II roo rod i consump,tye de-
mana, 6ot Inc ~, oeeas aSse!9po Tas 1s, ess
~ 'os tn e1 ~ I'm nn, nm HSss
ssa; ssas Ess:s: ia e'Ss5 ,sss5D.ans ; RI.
s sseans - is-.s ~ =, sssI o. q ~. Sn
~ .1irS n1ses NY o. ~ 10 ,tee n lo t,oiei @
ti.isa1sa; whale o,i, S9sssc; banE gu, s5c;
sin Sc 9rcG,u III ~ -. a.; ;ci%nasni III Il Is
eIso: nea,sioot oi, No. i, *l-losLso; do. strictly
.na Is tic sI5 fseeps a1a 0 pps e9oessv
coon coo1nea, easSs s'ec; A'a's''a' 'se'Se' i'sn-
soAPsGThcsc wss an increased inquiry. for
auotahIe change. Tne following is ouI llst ::
Rt,ky deTman mottle,s. i..asc: KltSS r5stu
naim- sSsS'c CastiIc. rrnnine- 1saI3c: Casiilc.
American h i,5slse: uayes $50 I co,.s easie, ssSs;
stsns g. esFsV sso WIss1s mGs;is ~ ss ws
sTARcMEThe inquiry vas taii foz Mon
~, sR% Sae,atlSna ss4 wsfs a5n ms q;
aioHc. Peorta u7s,aI sass: satin. Ios.1c:
iss Peaiis ,anairy. sa5Xe: o;tswa corn. ,o.ssiie:
"9 Fa!SS: nsS fss,necs Wcre ierr}onea n fh,,
msrt-t tn.saT. The demand frpm the - lnte.
r,or was ,atf. and prices were nm aud IN.
see. sr,cr M > nj ss 8 e. atheon t,,11 ~!
G Gsss ts.so; dairs, Win hses, ss5osS.A '' =
s,eiy aetaTe nd fn1 ~ 1n to r. q
deajera Sses soIiaI :. wrrn heing e{Yected n M
annsnded ranrc Of nr1css: Molssscs augsTs q, -:
tSstnE.cs f.nh1 fair fIfaiiStc. Cuf,Ss cnoi |.
Srty1e II 1,1siit.c. Portn iiico. FOOD 10 choice
1isurI rfnshcsi and SrannIated. 14Gli4iSc
: xdc-et isssfa,.1.c. snrar 1a,<315.sr. ~
rnW"e.,si. ,si.a1scs II easas. Issis:c: snEsf' IL
I1ss,r 9''s' '1'A@' A-'7 s4e''' 'N'>
: | @Evt1rS w,n,ra m sb,roa Z, m, ,Qt ,rh frt
r. aSf ,a1 NO SeW u oaa Ss
s1c. TS1taaafnhta Cai,;cr sTt1n 500 sIiye
dstns ect5 asc. CHA molasses. ioSsJc: New Yorj
c1fTa s1Snr house sTrup. ;0a15c: PhilsdeIphi
- h,se e sa,e 80. ra3r, siIrSr drina nsc.S II ~
:. Moers e1Ts eSa3oc: MoIlera sssSec.
SODA AND sAIERATGsEWe quote tn
iac nonn W. sneh ase,ic. nabpItss medicinal, e.
Ill., i'c,snd:s rneiaicai. Shssi,c. do hca1tny
aGaLr. In nnrc. sIGSs:c: Sisschet's Eli etiry
= nssH21.o, ~ o,o ~ ~ Lax va. e@
I so:r hn o..rs ws1r onta liberal to-,,ax
E,e,ia.a; n t',snsss ms's qai1o ',onn e. ouo;
anu noaeiaIe business Has uo1e. re 4uot ~
| FECSB IN fpLGWSs AuspaCEs 1AslN. IWttS, 11S
, 1870-06-28

FKON LAKE SCFIRiOh.-Thc propeller St Paul
arrived down Friday nlgns, and The CLERK has fur
nisaet Us the following Memoranda; Left Duluth
the 18th Of June The steamer Jara hal arrived
from Copper Harbor, touching nj usual rotntS
The St Paul LETT Portage On t1c e1st. The scow
Butcher Boy WAS there !oalilnK. and the propeller
Northern Light xaa met In the rives. On the 22.l
the following vessels were at A11quettc: Barks
Alice Richards, Lotus; SchoouerS Ataunto, Hain-
bow, Kate Richmond. Th. schpouet Mockin2
Bird left on the afternoon Of the ed on Grand
Island met the bark CRY OF Chicago. Achoouera
CUL Cook, Imperial. Algerine and threr others~
aud Oh Whltensh Point the sch0ouets Midnight.
Saginaw. Anna Maria auh brig Commerce, bound
up. Left thu canal on Thursday noun; the 1lean1-
els keWeenaw AIlti ChtcutA were there p1saed
the schooness E. r. Turner, owasco, AMI ~ II.
MOrse, In tow OF the tug Morse, on the 1ats: met
The schooner D1r1en In tow uf the tug He'd Eric,
.-Ikf5rrt Tribune
, 1870-06-28

/; Ohio / Mississippi ted
hut afterwards recovered
lions OF other shares rerr4
, 1870-06-28
Illinois and Michigan CnpQl,

CAxAI LOCK-, cuicA6o. juno ss--cLEAKEp-
Constitution, Lenlont, light: Il. s. Carpenter,
Morris, Light; Empress, Joliet, light; ]. Hnz11ng-
ton. Morris, -, - na ta4 haIk.
ARK1vEp-3taple Leaf. B1fs Bridge, $500 bu
corn: y + Auams Lasaile, 5,l1o bu corn, 9o5 ou
oats: ). D Leonard. Iasalle, $500 bu corn; =. $.
Carpenter, Morris, Us tons coal: Charles Steel
juliet, g Jsls s.oce; Thundertolt, Sag, ss yes
sicne; rccG N,sp, su.n.ni1 IS yds. stone; angus
ta Big Rup. - JUS etone; Eci1pse, Letnont, Sd ys
Stone: v. y. silons, Lemont, 2, yds stone: Gen..
Manning, Leuont, s yls stone; j. =. Mcet;nntes,
L mont, $ {sls ssone Lady franklin. Lenlouf, 81
tds stone; J. L Alexander, Lem4ni, 81 yIs stone !;
E-Na.kcrt IT. Lsmunt S. yds stone; Rescue. L.-
mont ~ yds stone; Mary Walker, Lenaont, 20 yds
stone 70 hrls time.
CANAL IocKs. CHICAGO, June s7-s +. m.--
C1EARED-Ecnpse, Leuont, Light; LaaF Franklin.
Lemont, light: Rescat, Lenlunt, light; E. Walker,
A.: lGHMons, light; Colonel AsaninS: Lsmont
meEt light; ]. II. AcGennss. lemont, light !:
Inundstno; Sag, nent; Augusta By Run. iigus
Ghas. Steele, joliet light: Clyde. Seneca 40 It
timber. " h.ls salt: Deer Park No = Peru, u ss4
II lumber, ,3ss II timber, $50 la,h-
AEK1rED-G!pscy Queen, LaSallc, :, ,eoo hu corn.
, 1870-06-28

Bulh0eu e wcoruEr ut Hanover 81, It,
h0f1G R;t1n0e el-..s....k-<S .....-.......
Joseph - 20 II Of Hickory 81, y e I, Tx
100 It; June 6..-...--- .................
NoR11 OF C1fT IIxtTS,
Commercial 1t, ~ II n OF Wilson av, " 80
x1o II: Ione a..,..-,....,....,
Dunnlnz al, 1s5 It " OF IIAlstcl st. s 4, 3oI
1S& II; June 91....... ........-.-.....~
SOUTH or CIT LfK1TS.
Stewart ~, bsl # 8 Of FoIly-thir Il, 81, E
11A II; June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e.
Oh street 19sk IT. of Evnns ", and ~
$40 # Of FortJ-nfth st, v I, 95x175E II:
nay Aay5.......::,:......::..... :-..:..:..
FoIt5-thlru 81, 50 II " Of Green F., I, 23x .
1seH n; Nay 73........ ..................
Gordon 81, ls3 It y Of Ma1snan 81, I, 931
l9tH H.. JuNe Is. ,,... ,.,.....
, 1870-06-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

NoSpAf ErEISD. June =.
BEEF CATrLE-NcatlJ 1000 head have been
yardesi since SAtur1ay lxIt, which. with the STATE
cattle, sweiled the supply 70 fnlly 800 neai The
average quality Of the stock marketed WIS con-
sfIcrab1y above tha& Of Aa5 previous day within
the rass fortnight, and With the Eastern na:kets
looking better, good denand existed. under
Hhich the market ruled nrn. Common stock WAS
neglected, 4ud few OF THIS so1 changed hands
Sales were ut N extreme range OF f2.t1a35, The
Inside nEurp for tni1 TeIAa, And the outsde
for extra STAded stecrA The luA,1et closed slssd5
II quotations given below:
CLOSING FNiCEA
Choice BeereSE1ne, fat wel-formcd,
swear Old steers and averaging
f1pn i,e:0 10 !, 80 paunds. -......: ..&Ae59ass
Prime peeyts-1ood, 1eIfS.ted. tnety-
formed steest, averaging 1.1so 70 1.se5o
Ks - -. ..".+... ''SS9-s"~
Fair C;zdcsFnI stetrS. IN f1tf oesa.
Averaging 1,loo to 1.soo Es.........-., e1S9l-2a
Medium C3ssS-Aediuu steers md good
eowa for city slaughter, areaging soa =,
70 !iS0 O.. -, (. -. eN'9'
nesn sTs1sctn1 20 to IotS M,,,..... Aeoaaot
1ufcrio:-1tFhs and thia COWS and sseef. 5u4s-sS =
Texas Ca1tleI;punuu TO choice....... SoOss44ot
| EiIE4 TO-DAY.
, 1870-06-28
ter what tho ruaok uf'suchA opposition MAY

vIrgiuiA rxno1niuated the present 6tase officers
"a fo!lo7B: Governor. Nj. Stevenson; Score
tary Of State, E.2tShJame. r. Ffpss; State
Treasurer, Sergeant James a Macaliisy: Audi:
tor, Captain Thomas Boggeea; Attorney Gaa-
cal, General 4. Bolton Caldwell The dele
gates from the First Congressional District
nomluated General Col. Amopg tbs teao1u.
tons adopted wss tho following:
"Tat We heartily commend the srlr1t OF mag.
ranilnlty aud forgiveness With which men who
hayr served In the rebellion, and who now frandJ
and honestly cooperate with Us IN restoring The
peese o. The country upon the basis Of impartial
tosttcc and equal rights are received back into the
communion Of the loJAl people; ana we favor the
Imposed upon the laie rebels ID thc same measure
a. lie spirit of disloyalty will die out and as may
be Consistent with the safety Of the toy1l people.
, 1870-06-28

Sxw YoKx, June e1.--The dry goods business Is
extremely dnlL and prices OF heavy brown Ahect-
inEs are broken down badly, In aympath5 WIN tee
reduction already noticed IN one Or TWO brands.
tnr s decline Of 1c; Lym1n E d down 70 1sc. while
Anp!etou A Il offered II t3e: AruoskcAg l. lac
STARK A. Wachusett, Pacific E1uA, and Gzeai
Aurus1a u lec II cotton we're to tall &C per Il, II
Is doubtful II these goods could be m.de to pay
rrpnt at the Above rites, and hence We look for =
ttaeton IN prices, with a stnooE probability o;
seEe rampant speculation at once.
, 1870-06-28
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
MONDAY EVENING, Jun

--.- ; MONDAY EVENING, June 2T.
LUMEER-The arrtyxls during the past fortr-
e!shs hours we're large, yet very satisfactory
business wss Transacted. and, N = few gases, =
s .;Dss si,qr ct nxs Il ,.,5 ssxs9
21sE, and p!ckets At x7,o01a00. At O'Clock,
twenty ca1goes rel0s!ne,. over. Sales were IS fol-
Curro schr Iver LA~son, from Muskegon. 17s m
# strips and boards atss.o0: = M lath at 500.
CasEn schr General Grant, fTom Porte: i Co.'S
boards and t1l,s.H for joist and scantlins; sold
by H. b Cone sons
on cooi1sct. ~ n II seani!ihg. }osst, and small;
tiHeeE At ttll-s5 in hold; sold BY cushman, ca1k-!
c ca1go scnr Anna Tom!ne, from Aan,z,ce, 1s5 m :
II 1oist and scaatl!nx At slLes; sold BY ]. ~
csrEo Sow E F. u.ln, from Musteeoa, % m n
keeon tally; sold BY Roberta i Hull. .
Cargo sehr 10 Villas, from Bag du Noe, $50 m
It common nl1e4 ut slaoo, 90 m ata at 100;
Cargo schr Fashion. from Nenoninet. deck load
| short u1nter At 1x1L'3; sold by Carter i jones
mixed It I'll tii35; 1HI sid ip BY n i. 6ctior4 G..
| (iICasgo schr Mary Ncvea, from Manlstce, ::
u II mil stun on contract 10 m Il scant'!nR and
s !, . Ho IL 4 z fnq scso s1Fs ca saa ''F
Cargo schr Scosllle, from AuskeRon. 100 mer
boasus and strips at sl5 short timber at s1o.50
Cargo sclf 6. Knapp. from fcsho.o, IFS m It
ssoo: sold By r. K Hlckfofd c..
bos,as snd sSS1 f,i n =; tisso @ IS r sinch 1t
tlaso; u n Iats =! 200; mill tally; sold BY
csfTo sehr Boaz, from Muskeson, s. m It boards
and sitps 1t sl+so: IS IN lasn At ssoo' sold BY a
q Watson.
ca1eo SOW i. Dixon, trqn wn,se Iake, . q N r. Il
|
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COUCH NO MORE.

wurnerJs Coauh EaIaan, Il hTAlink. sa{trnnk.
and t1pertoTzttng. The e1uzordtna1 power II pes-
1:7ses ID inunedasciy relteyne. Nd eyntSay etsnf
Byrpehttis Influenza CAea7h- Host-ensss. A.tEsna.
end Consrmption u ALMOST tncErdiste- 70 faomPt ~
spy anteou Il t thrust ~ i1nss r. ~ saa ..
fhst it h The ncx a1nx and c1petofahaG Medicine
Erawp. Ole do<o klwaEs aGoris ftlirt. and U Eoet
srxc hotiles Pic. ei Ii IL your tsrt II yea s:ia
tputh and rrfEer. The bAlas,n viii cute-
, 1870-06-28
REAL ETATE

nropcIt1 within seven miles cf he Court Tiou
nlcd fof record on MONDAY, June =:
Morgan st, 20 n OF Fourth 81, I, slsx1te
yori M =, e cor oi Fauiins 81, I. ,sl tsico
Fax as pi.es, q ~ "a 81 i, oi E.ton rad
,;ss. ~ 4; ~ ~ Ss1s;i .; ;ad csa.i It.
fhx7a, II With nouse; June Is: .:.::...:-:., l.,
Second 9, = It " Of Keata st. . {, ssrss n;
weM :an1 Txsiiia a, il; II u Centre ", i.
ooia 1tts Il ia H It @ 81 Gaiie! ID, /. ss11oa Il,
with buildings, Juno IT,. !,
Jackson st, cor Of i1ueoln s., !, 5u2a
Rtetscea II sshs & f. ri Of cents AZ, /. Ai
ne5sssi I s1s 3. +; ii Centre ", /, six
yeaeInan II Sans Y 81 Inii;ns Il, Sym
on Il: s,1eet reel l,e; ncpoeu Il Ind Lynch plaee,
ard n Of Columbia St, 9 I, 1szlca ~ June =
curtis 81, col oi Hubbard St, y I, s1
1853 It; June 2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !
Dayton st, liz IT Of Centre Il, V I, sin1
;;3 r; 39ns 9sIen d % II q; s,o;c a; + %
Lincoln Il, iii III ..1o II OF wisconsin s.,
WI, eaxIsok It: ian. an.7................... l
North A. iss = s,,o o. I'M LnSes 7aes 8 s4x
Sorth az, lss It " OF lATAbee 81, a I, elx
IDS It, With stable lots: June 2a......,.
Cologne It, v corner Of Fort 81, n " Z. tx
pai5.iGe STE & S 4 or TSiitieth s.. s;x
wensHo.ta tS,e 1e1s ~ :; /, 81 T1saa1i.
ef. souo It; also. Twenty,A e, ~
ksw Of Wentworth ~, I, eoKaA n;
NV VIZ < i q I1i ). IN Block !, ia SEC ii, Il
I cLss .lle es.............-...-.-.. ..''.'..
, 1870-06-28
The following were the receipts md aaip-
rnents during the week ending June Is:

The following grain has been received up e
10 O'Clock this morning: "a CATS and s,ss3
bu wheat; $50 cars aud q 100 bu cora g esrs
oata 10 ca1s rye Total tst2 ea1se, 4o,ooobu.
tion, e,4se bu wheat; 5,5l6. bu corn: 1,sm 10
e..s 5's Ia e; sos r. t1 sa5ey y M.hs5Ax1 q Vt
bu corn :; o,s11 bu oats; 5,1l5 bu rye, and
e,Cu7 bu barley.
There vas ! full attendance on Change to-
day, md a rather active set OF markets in
grain; PRINCIPALS speculative, and that chiefly
IN the settlement Of options Both The longs
md the shorts seemed anxious to anish up
their business md rest through tho hot
weather; many Of them vii 50 oat
Of town and take : abort vaestion-
tvs, the shippers gensza1ly, prefe.ring
not to operate to any considerable extent, -
many Of them want to rest awhile, and tho
temptation to do othetTise Is IN from being
were exhibited today. the STALKS being ret3
ahoEt, and furnishing dsPlot.hls evidence Of
Hishvipes wrre strong and a9so beteer
t.41s L>:as sc-1 -7 ->=:ss2 81: o1:-:25I
, 1870-06-28

HOG-The trrira.s were E-ht-1-7ut head only
but there we're fnuJ 5000 held Orcr from last
week, wh!eh made supply largely n e1ce5s Of
the demand. The demand, In consequence Of the
excessive hcas and the not veJ favorable tenor Of
Eastern alEtce., was limited, and trade WAS SLOW
from the opening to the close Prices were weak
and unsettled. but without Guotab,e decline, the
bulk OF the hogs sold changing HANDS Il s1ost,n-
TALLY the cAos,Dg rates Of last week. or 1t S4ba9
SIS for common to medium, and - .s5143s3 for
good 70 chcce- One or two CARLOADS Of nssorted
hogs brought ESQ We note the following:
, 1870-06-28
MARINE -NTELLIGENOE



nour, 10 bIi pork and sunlrtes.
ssmr Corona, st1osepn, Il pkgs ash. II bu rosa-
Toes and tnatrie1-
t-sts Hour, au sundsiGs-
| StIn5 Airraa, rand Haven. $500 heatllngs, zoo
bli rptaoes, and aun.1rlcs-
IRON Ira Cb:{ec, SauEAtucE, - pkES 0Sh, 30 m
! Hhlnelx: - m lumber, ansl sandries.
I Prop Hilton Maske&op, 100 lumber, 10 III lath.
| p;vp Philadelphia, Buffalo, sundr1cx
| prrr Fayo,tc, St Joseph. sundrtea
/ Ing Valld sundE!es-
Prop f1vrenee. oslersbursh, $50 bars railroad
prop &eroaa, Buffalo, 100 bars railroad iron and
I kundY3es.
Bsk PesltiSo, oconto, $50 N lumber and 1so m
Sht VIM. JoneA Muskcaon, no m lumber.
isshE Ha;ioa1a SaagatuS9. 70 q 2 2 pisneiz ss,
Schr Marion Egan, Traverse Rag, is. eds wood
schr Regulator, Auaseson. 11s II lumber and Is
schr E scovnlc, Musaegon, 100 m lumber Aai CO
schr q. Ellen, White River, 70 ~ lumber:
schf J. 4. Holmes. NuakeEon- lso N lumber and
schr Hoas, Nuskegon, S m lumber.
Schr Adfiattc, A1skegon. 1as z lumber.
scow p Wright, Pese 4azvaess!, 10 Lumber, %
scow RoWena, White River, 100 IN lumber.
ssow sSo.sh Ga'et sgp;a nasen = Co. . Mood
Barge Peshugn, resht!gc, 6oo m lumber.
Prop George Dunbar. MusEcEon, 800 N lumber.
Hs1S Il. ! Ssnborn' Manistee. l5o m lumber,
Chr fnne Stsr pcnsaukee is5 m lumber Is N
lath.
Schr Little Helie. MuskeEnn, ITO m lumber.
S.hr 1aspis Thnmpson. Musxs9On. lis Il, lu,nber,
am Iath.
] s.hr Arah Nusteuon TO m iut,t,eE
~, f;nr1ct T;ss 1f.nnn,i,le, 1:s n, lumber. 20
l >N n, laff,.
| schr cnsilsnpc. Mnsteoon. 1ss m humber.
| Sehr HiacI hawk Stonv Creek iirs cass wool
nl Mrna mmae Nh, Wamnn,t,,,. -. r. m iumher a5 m
l s-'1 tsIh A'>1A'
| cc,r = II r,,,4nrton. Musecron. 100 m lumber.
~ E ~ = Hohn-1s s1nTsrH-nn NJ tnTnter "a m
| sSnl y. 3.,n ~ 1s*e1'S' -A'A'A>7o'' " -
| Iath- cu.. ,,,r,. ,ea y, ,,,,ho-
cnF Rot*tk ~ Aanu aoV ~ ~ ~ 1.h
StF nae oeohto. 10 ~ u ~ ~ IL ea.i'+
schE MATTEL; ~ ~ fnon 81 eer ~ "a - rroo,
SSas ". II. Ia A!ss G.vn ~ =, - =, ;,,n%or ~ 49,
Scnl gSi9ta, NurneSg, p,e ~ - 1iS N '1rnher o. m
| S-H y. - HSuo1F' wv A3'7t 80 ~ ~>' "
| !a1n ,,n,.r
Sent ,es11on., sauE E.ns,.. ~ NJ ~ =, in1,bor
SFnl III If1I.nL piar - ia 80 E.rod
ScoW y. n Dnnnatn, atl.ou i;el+ 11vc'1s sts mpou-
Son Esad D rh,,er.s W1stc1on Ia N inml,er
Scn,r FnTrrst' Mustcrnn 10, n lumber, 20 N latn.
Scow Annie Tomtne, Aanistet. is N luntFer.
Rage City Of Erie, GrAul Haven, 100 N lumber.
/ <rnw {ltter- Traverse B3y. 1Gi eds Wool.
, 1870-06-28
DYSPEPSIA.

Wnraet'r Dyspcp%ln Tonic is pyrpara e1prrtt-
irencrs- Ills .ielus .titnaA1ins t.nLe aa4 aoltn.
The dtt,ve orksns "a their healthy ttate WrAf net
torss snd dtrpct1i. p<r-nns should uAe WAKvER9 DIs
pTfgu TONIC Fer t1lc By trlkEista. Price One Dolar
, 1870-06-28

Il Is estimated that the increase during the
next FIVE ycar- will reach |, 900 miles year.
The probablit! il TINT II vii exceed this est
mate. nt least during the present aud succeed
;nr year. Railroad construction was never
hefon 70 active. Almost every town IN the
West and Northwest is taking stcpa TO COM
nlete some miessng links, and N the South the
proc7ess is fclly u rapid IS the available re-
sources md capital Of the respective states
Tbs completion Of ths Pacific Railroad h.s
;rnn.rted an immense stimulus TO railroad
enterprise along its entiIe route. ~ Tue
leading commercial eentres IN kansas,
H;sso1ri, Minnesota, and tho entire West, are
milling e1eytiops to establish branch Lines With
the rnSip srtesies Of tra7eL Tho construction
~ the Northern Pacific Railroad, which II 6J
tt,is timo fairly commenced, and which Is 20 pe
nusbed forward With Ill Bpeco, VII ALSO e4elI
!. nrndiRioue influence ID the Development OK
countrT sl,out which little Is known beyona
H. Y.ct tl,.t Il is the finest and most fertile
wheat region in tho world. Ground has heen
Already brnkeu near Duluth, and the fl st d.
vision, extending from that poant 70 me heo
River Of thn North, has boon plsced under
contract. The North Pacific lIno q falsosa -
commencea a. The head Of Lake Superior, 4nu
t1averees Minnesot.. D.kotA, Montsns, loAno,
and Washington Territory, till i reaches
Puget's Sound on tho Pacific. Tho route
is though country e. new to ciTan7a. w.
ton bnt nsa N, n GasHfa T. ~ resources. ans
NVkAAA4Se
Is only beginning 10 he understood. In te1
YEAR time tbs vast belt Of eoantry lying lont
he uaain route Of the Northern rait3c Rsil
rod vii, undoubtedly, be poru].toa by mill
ions Of persons. Tho snfusnee Of ths 6entra
Taaac Railroad is nov felt al osc1 th
worid. and is lending to results, tha importing
of wf,ich can hArllJ be calculated heNo.th
en- Pacific Railroad will tend to foster an
st1engthen this growing influence, and bEin
ms into new and permanent commercial rel!
Hons With that part Of Asia fronting the Pacaf
elopo, which now numbers nearly one-hAlf
III. Poor estimates tho aggregate not ri
road tonnaEs Of the United States It u, ,o0o
coo t,ns averaging e15o per tor, and ano1n e,d
ing 10 the enormous tota Of I'll, SOC. .000, 900
or morp than th1ee times the amount of tt
United States debt. Tho annual railroad cor
.neroe Of the United States amount. to e 2
tirnea the original cost OF the railroads.. II
ross tnunage per head according to popul
lion IL 6,176 pounds, Tlued ut e2a1 70 eae
pezson In the United Stated According
these retu1ns, tho valuc Of theE, rs miles !
naH xAilsosd claa;f.sss.a L -, WA3A Z
, 1870-06-28
nr R0sxAff
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BatchcIOr's Hair Dyc,

hfs ee'eneid Hair Dye Is the best In the world: tbs
taaessa. N Is 20 no Eatsasoa. ua:, re
the Hair soft and wautfnl htsek or brown. Sold hy
~ DrEEats and pczfuu.c,s. and properly APPLIED 1t
, 1870-06-28

&,0h
Ssoa1
, 1870-06-28
COMMERCIAL.

MoNpAr EVENING. June q.
Tho following table shows the receipts and
shipments OF produce ut this point during the
past fo84y-eieht houra:
, 1870-06-28


NEw York, June 77.-Wan street markets were
uuset,lcd and depressed By kilograms from
Washington, the latest report WAS that the Con-
ference Committee on Qaznelds Currency blu
had agreed to d new bill, the main features Of
which were issuing Of, foyry-1Fc million additional
hank cu1rcucy, the rstrcmcnt Of fory-nre nll-
ton 8 per cent certificates tho redistribution ot
twtnty-1ye million National bank circulation, and
probably ire banking Oh gold reserve THIS
caused general decline In prices. aad Increased
the pressure 10 sell In all maIketk
Money easy at Sts5 per cent on call
Sterling quiet but Grm At 100 ti@l99is-
Gold lower; opened at INK, fell to 11o':.
and closed at ll0..sAll1; borrowing rates Cat to
: per cert C1cafaaces, ~, OK, 900.
Governments dull:
Cour8, sis. ..ll7X4llilT Cuups, Tts..11s a1t3h
Coups, '6ss. .1l0AR11 Coups, f5s..lls G1113ss
Coups, SIS. .110a. .(3110s 104Qs.-. .fp1tsf1l0iL
Coupe, '65s- -lieh91l8t., Cur1cncgs. sE9l1sat
CCups, ueT..112k4l19
State securities dull: ..
MlAsou11s..,. ...NA Gid y. CarouuAs. ...49
OLD Tenuessees. -. .6tx New n. Cnro1inHs 81 i
New Te1nessces. ....G1as
Stocks heayy and lower; Ohio Mississippi led
the lst and fell to eaA. hut afterwards recovered
somewhat The fluctuations Of other shares uefc
, 1870-06-28
State, NebraskR; ba1k E. Corning: schooacrs
Golden Rnle, and E Harmon.
Vessels Pas4ed Wellaua Canal
xA1rxAHp-June q


NVN9Vt4 II2XVu UCGIUIEs
Dr1Rn1T, June s7.-rAssKD ur-BxE9 a.onarch,
Watson, Maitland, ElsEorths schzs Riverside,
Flint, Harmon, Knapp. HerT1, Onward, Prince
Alfred, Dane. sasco, Josephine, 6nsnsner, Luu&-
mis-, J. S. RlcnArlA
Pissed DowS-Prnp nean Richmond; h1rks
Austin, Boas1 Of Trade; schss Bentley. Aver, Fos-
ter, Ti4den, Harrison, Donaldson, Aosder, GU
n,crc, Gontcal1r Wild Rover, Tecumseh.
WIND Southwest
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NACHINEE!
SCALES.
9I19TNES9 CARDS.

TKlN1DAD ASrh4METtt 4MEaTGtt p,,o,, g.,
Hn1 Eoofcft, Contsaetpts. supplied ey aseu trUMa
Tnn{dsd It my p1rt U. e. q IN Ea1ler lots u x
ritrh wn fnd 70 their ad!AotaSe r - T, 4nxsE
tsfiT sdoptff Whese tes4el- Tn1NIDAD BLlGAE
cXI ii Hsaaa&a, n, 7. r. O 4ex ~ Il. Wan
TfRin d Hcuta EIt a. Cblsasn
, 1870-06-28
RAILROADS
RAILROADS,
Arrival and Departure Of Trains !.
SUMNER ARRANGEARNr.

CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD,
Ticket Ottce, southtast corner Of E1ltk md Isxszs
COUNCIL AIuK11 AID oAA9A I11
pHPp1-Hclsh Weusst
, 1870-06-28
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL


MONDAY EVENING, June II.
The Alta California p,iuts some tables COM
piled from Engliah statistics, showing tho
amount Of wheat and -four imported into Eng
land during the last nine years, and The sources
Of supply. The following shows tho quantity
Of Wheat purchased and the sourcas whence
il waa draHp.