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New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

s9ns and "9 sn are Ps ed @ @ sSs ss show vs'nssD
Sail ?, GOsGic 81 iOasi for Long Rye; 750s5c
HEIP HSD W JDiE-nS IL iT G,,,s we're quiet at 2'a2Fa
with sales Of 100 bales at the lower figure HEMP was d az
9.c 90, for ManiA 4iSc' soit for si'a' Jnle vas
HiDEs~ilrfe was another quirt dny hoderr however
@ p nm under % "a s nytce % c ano e smaSc, 2 S Arr
256Zs q isa29c ,1nos Ayres zO@@3 n l1e Ie; M'9iS no
SS "o % 30 ~ ~ 7g s - & ~ r. ISe r' cal
orna rags B is~l7ci Central Amoricn Is y D. &C.,
S. hsa CrHS NJ I9SlS @ - &c in,io aiG 99 10 i5e
naa y ~ ~ N G le 10" Porto s,o ar anny 2a2s h.
s'.a, IOa1i h. i3c; Csmpeaoiy. 2Od22 TO- 19'9c
IoOaseo 2Od2i n. nsc, all goa. sslccet Texas ard
Ayres 46G5i b. so gold selected. no draude 4ls4s ID.
s9 S"3Inei sso az y ~ 9I % r,S " ~ Sr iacgei
SG@9 d. ioa &c currency Texas knife o~So sOu'h
H0PS-As was noted by ns Lsy or go sgo exporters
looking around. and IN quiet way have tax abont3 baes
for consumption however SUI small We quote New
Yo,E slse & Eas'n I'll t % HSon' s1SnS
GgmnaD l5glsc Mr Emmett Wells in his Week. n. cll.
I s s9 T 5eys We ,r Ts & & s Stocks 81 % @ .s rapy n WORK
ins win continued shipments will go out with
T s5s abs bs N noo e fSweve T s Of f nn ps @
vance in the price w,c The gron ing crop continues az
Bue in the Masn and Or sEany Fsa dsirict tis he
sop oa are I1s hs1 a2 % %as England
spoken OF as being very weakly while IN Germany The goWth
and Reee, @ iSr NE week 2Q7 bales teal rs Pts
Isi 42J5 as export tor The week. 57S bales
total sine sept 1870. 4llS bales; toal for same period IN
INDIA RUBBER-There has been continued quieude,
Tal Inq q cue Coarse S SSoe doe % 7 aaia iape quay
aquiL 52e Nicaragua Sheet 6Z~15c; do Scrap s"@1Vo'
LE1TTho Syers Of i. posh sole are taking 1,a fun
to the @ GS on ast S re me or arc ' M y rsSSs %Ii n s
scary o. rally drstcass ronscid stock Crop-There
good denna a previous grss sappy hght eeeps o me
1000 to Ensand and a.5oO 10 tis Continent We quote
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
THE MA RKETG
fCaiolully reported Tor rHR rsIBuNx.,
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North EiUer. VeSseis. and RliGords
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FRIDAY. lime l6. 1874.

FRIDAY, Juno 10, 1876.
AsIIEs-There were specially features trade was
moderate and late figures retained at Tor Pots aud Oo
BEESWAX-There has been a continued dullness. and
BROOM CORN This market continues very quiet and
prices wholly nominal We quote Brush, suIt green 20
1Oc Hur, greeB, q b Sl20l0c OrecU metiium e d. 10
Giac. and He'd AMI RodGppel. y b. 81 &c.
CANDl EbN Nothing hut !he usual trade is going ON aud no
reported w quoc AdanantnU at l40l. tor
12a!G Srcim 2oo BE Pa,ent sperm, Joo Faiai
fine. 2 2lc. Refined SJoI1naccu, ga 80.
COFFEE-Thero no business of importance in mia
grades and prices were unchangedi htilcdlbJ 4Allht
gold and Java 2Od23c gold io was steady OF "a tc
Ordinary Prime ana lidio lof god
Tor juhbng lots; thcre moderate demand, and 20 bags
Santos Giuckauf sold at lGc also IuInOreu LOO bags Ia
Baltimore, * Ainosa partc cJars.
CUICCOkI has been Cuil at 4Ic. god, fOf GERMAN aild
CoAI-AnihIac!tc has continued very quiet and general
unchanged; IYUrIcoi House tailo, tl1 a
$40 Liverpool Gas SlO. Newcastle do - 900 SO scotch
currency; Pennsylvania Westmoreand, and est ifglni.
Gas 20 Cumberland SOFT ANA BroLdop s1dso 20, AMI
CooFEkAGE sToCkENothng new can be said. Trade
very quiet and late quotations Oninay unchanged we
quote Empty Hog bcad, 3 2d$2 sos Hoos liteet oii
nary 10 Prime, so Soc IL ieet 10, sue M1iaS's
Shocks ~ inches will ueas 81 Sj0Sl 80; SHgai SHOCKS
wh Heads y inches, ~ JO1S TO- do, 80 chts, 81 ~"
81: Box Shocks, 70G1Jc.. Rum Shocks RI filo shoohs
COIDAGE-There is nothing hut the usual trade at late
figures Manila Coage, Hhc above II uutdd ah tid} Rope
ra l5c.. Mania COruago, to Rope Yarns 10 c do uo
thTci 10 2c doMhae Lines l6c. ifrtd Manila
do. II thread. lOc DO, ilr'ad ana ur,ah LOT "a e
i-a LH larD, &c; Fine iaTTo ss4 do o ~ huas iivlP
Ia.red American Lat Yarn l-c. and Fine lared American
CjIfON-The market the spot fairly active and
steady business mainly or consumption The sales
AO1I bales WCh 1,J0i bal is last evening, ulu2
LOCI FOX eXpor ust EVENING" 2O2 for oonsnmp4n "a lpr
and JOi n transit There were 10 bics dF'
luf, ullagis up al
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

short sales. The trading in tho stock Of
Pacific Mail was nearly as dsal and
Improbable as is the business of tho
Company; only 1900 shares changed hands at 25A
025Ss025. Western Union under the influence of
liberal purchases by Lake Shore "bull,' adj
vanced from 6Ss to 90, but it remarked that at
the close he did not want the stock at 1884, Allan
tic d Pacific Telegraph advanced 1lo per cent to-
day on the statement that the Company has taken
lease of the Franklin line at $25 900 per annum.
lhe market closed dull and barely steady at the
action from the best prices of the day The aggre-
gate sales foot mp trifie less than $4,000 shares,
largely in Lake Shore and Western Union. The lar
ger number of stocks advanced from ls TO li2 per
cent, VIZ: Pacific Mail, Producers Petroleum. and
Wabash each s; Illinois Central ii; Western Union.
50; Missouri Pacific and ST. Paul each l.; New-York
Central and St. Paul Preferred each /, and Atlantic
and Pacific 1l2 Delaware, Lackawanna and West
eTn st. Joe Preferred, and Michigan Central each
declined Ia C., c., C. and /. ss and New jersey Cen
tral "a per cent. The following table shows the
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
SALES FROM gig O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS, .
FRIDAY, June 1G-P. NJ

The ghost of speculation to-day put in an appear
nee in stocks other than those of Lake Shore and
exhibited the power of free and " unexpOrtable"
money in such stocks as Northwest and st. Paul.
With decreased amount Of business, it was an
easy matter TO manipulate the market into firnness
and make a show of strength by those already
loaded with majority of the stocks, while at the
same time it was apparent that any attempt to un-
load would create panic" or something akin to
IT. The market as a rule, within the past few
days has been fast approaching the point
when "Old Probabilities" himself will DO non
pussed and forced in sheer deensc to order the dam
ger signal to bo displayed. Lake Shore again mOnOp
Nzed about OF the entire business of the
day. but without at the close any gain upon
the price of last night Its fluctuations were 55 ll0
5ls0554@55is055l4. 1t is now generally
believed by operators that the Company viii pay
sdiyidcnd Of 1la or per cent for the current six
months ending June 80 and both bulls and bears
are waiting for that event to sell the stock, neither
Of them believing that the road has been able to
fairly earn ITS interest and rentals. So lively time
seems to be in prospect, but in the mean time
the street is decidedly bullish because Of the Opin-
lon generally held that the cliques must put prices
higher in order to make a market on which they
can sell The Broad-st party to-day oxh bited con-
mendable audaety in advancing the pie Of North
west Common 10 42ss and of Preferred 9 3, and it
was due to no fault of theirs after hayi done this,
mat few outside holders of tie stocks were will
no sell at i9G Il per cent re5pectiyer below the
pnees at which the ciqne had traded be- their
own brokers. st. Paul still continues 70 celebrate
s large increase of earnings 1875, and accord
ngy the clique advanced the stock 81 per cent for
ne Common and III for the Preferred, al
uough at the close there was a reaction
4 per cent, which, however, should not
" set down TO any effort on the part of Exchange
NoarP to SELL but to the timidity of those who do
nOs truly appreciate the value of the stocks. The
'ies OF Eric reached to 400 shares at 1873 Michi-
gan Central sold at 48110 104Sas0477s. decline of
oPef cent on small transactions 1t seems that the
~" ~, rates so beneficial to tho business of Lake
0uofe are ruinous to this Company, although the
,0"pention for its way" business is unimportant.
sse"-iork Central and Hudson, a small business,
auctuated moro wildly than any other stock; open
~s at 106l2-112 per cent above Yesterdays
sace-t quickly sold at 107, and then again
y iooia finally closing at 10s. Ohio and Missis-
pp was quiet at 16ls0l0l4. Rock Island, which
swinging 70 Chicago large proportion of the
S4ln lcorn) On which the attempted bulling OF
softh-Western is founded, sold at 1OSOs, without
suc.uatlon. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Inned 4 per cent on small transactions, while
s.sy Central sold at 61079l4 on transactions oi
80. s.W shares. many Of them for cash. indicating a
'pV OF resl stock and a covering oi
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In Southern State bonds Old Tenncssees were
strong at 4I1a, new series selling at 43l! Tnd
Louisiana Consols at G6l2. Missouri Long 6s held
at lOs The only sale of City bank stocks was Cen
tral National 2S) at 1O2. In railroad mortgages ST.
Paul Sinking Funds rose to 80 active demand the
gold Is selling at 1913, and per cent firsts at
11Gli. Northwestern gold consols were hrm at
013s Union Pacific Firsts at 105l2 and Land Grants
at 1902. Lehigh and WhScsbarre Consols ind0rsed
by Central New-JerSey were firm at 03, and Toledo
and Wabash Seconds sold at G6l2.
Messrs. l.. Z. Bayne d Co., 81 Broad-st., advertise
for few of the July, 1875, coupons of the State OF
Tennessee 6 per cents.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway report
approximate earnings for the first week in June at
s50,O corresponding period last year, $i2, o62;
increase, $500.
The following shows the imports of dry goods at
this port for the week ending to-day and since the
beginning Of the year, compared with the CORE
spending periods of the two previous years:
For ne JVeek. 1874. IS75. JSyO...
Entered at the port. sl,250,l20 ss9t0G9 s7l33%
Thrown on market.... ll26,S67 4523l9 oof'-io
Entd al the s53 i14 500 s53492 042 sl2,53oiGl
Thrown On maTket... 6G0G4.5sl o4SS37oS 4"'o-9'"'o
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
Tie closing quotations of foreign exchange '

The home money market still rules WIN great
cose and the preponderance Of business on call was
done at 20212 per cent, the supply being abnndan,
al these rates. Prime mercantile paper was III good
inquiry and sold at 4a5l2 per cent. The United
States Treasurer to-day received SsOO.OOO National
bai k notes for redemption. The Customs receipts
at Washington to-day were 100000. The Internal
Revenue receipts footed up 100000 The fol-
lowing is the Clearinghouse statement to-day;
Currency exchanges Sj3 376i,s56; currency bal
ances. So. $685. 524; gold exchanges, S6,2l5,GG0; ;
gold balances, $69s0l1.
United States bonds were strong on fair trade
with coupons 7-2Os of 1860 up to 123' and new
Cves to 117ai. Coupon 5-20s of 1860 sold at lbs
There were no new features TO the market winch
cIoeed strono We annex closing street pTices
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
THE LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, June 16.-The circular OF the
Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association issued today IN
its review OF the week ending yesterday, says:
Cotton has been In decidedly increased demand by the
trade and prices OF almost every description have ad
Yanced. American has been In strong demand, and
prices grades, except midding fair, which is
changed, advanced is to sed In Sea Island bust
ness mas been moderate and quotations instances
have declined l2d. III futures" the transactions
tnue moderate, and American, after fluctuations
is about led. higher
leading grain circular says:
The weather has been showery and favorable TO the
cereal crops but the temperature ~ considerably below
the average There Is pause In the wheat trade the
continental demand having subsidized. The principal
markets of the Kingdom also show declining tendency
As the supplies OF wheat az tns port are r., ABOUT
tire supplies for Great Britain. and as English
wheat has attained "A higher price than foreign, II
must follow that tho attention of consumers Will
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

btppA,o June I6-Iale Ieceipts-Whea go goo onsn'
Corn 100000 bush Rye, so bush, kalro9a chp5
Oats 5000 bush; Barley so bush SanSl shPmeI&,s & 70
-, 900 bush toti siVOO D.' ct's
500 bush; TO the inferior. Rye 1000 bush Railroad siI
Innr 100 bbls; Wheat, 10000 bush Corn, 5000
% ,s mo hch. Barley 5000 bush. Canal ireights
sc 10 NewYork tolls included FlouT quiet ami I'M
onnr"J sacs of 75O Dbls wheat inactive; No AillNa
Zee ofei ed at III 10 disposition 10 operate Corn s'e
49, inonr, sales of 1000 bush. sample Toledo ~ OOc
noir o hlh 10 Mixed Western lots at llgd323 oats
o1Iet sales Of 700 bush Michigan al SOC Rye INACTIVE
'anao,sr,cd pork dulL Sl9 80 tor Heavy Ness
Isri dull az i2c Highwnes nomnay 81 for e'y made
a,i,c 40 lime lG-Mheat firm ri 90 July 81 o5's Au
So,1 frm; 45at4I57sc July; 46sd46iac. August
ha,s .9ss July No provisions In the market The Cali
Roar, has been discontinued -. a., ~. ,,.,,,.
CsNcIYNAT June l6Flour easy but dui Extra falaily
a. heat dull White. u lbssl 20 Corn Qe' ou' n ~
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
Total sales for the day.,
. 47J, sel .cr 60 days. I IS seller 90 DAYS.

The foreign financial adyices were satisfactory
tho London money market being reported easy, and
the Bank Of England making a bullion gain OF
G102000 United States securities were strong
and 1865 old, and 1s67s higher, 1851 and 10Sis
respectively. Erie a shade easier at 12's for
Common, the Preferred closing at 1919. The
British Consols were steady. In Paris the French
five per cent Rentes ruled at 1870. In later
dispatches reported troubles in Turkey broke down
British Consols to 94l4094as The gold market
was dull and moderate export demand was re-
ported Sales were at 1924 and 1928, with pre-
ponderance Of business at the lower figure. Cash
gold lent fat and at one per cent borrowing, The
foreign exchange market was frn, and good de-
lnand was reported for remtances account OF Jry
interest the supply of commercial bills being lln-
itcd Selling rates were the basis OF - s92 and
81 9Ol2 to the for long and short sterling. En-
fragments Of specie for tOmorrOws steamer amount
10 $4,000 The import entries OF foreign dry
goods at the port of New-York for the week ending
tonight were to the gold coin valuation Of
The amount marketed was SSSi,2i6 The Assistant
Treasurer paid out 500 900 in coin interest OIL the
pnblic debt, aud $4,000 in redemption of called
bonds. The operations at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered: Gold cleared, S10.415 900; gold bal
ances, SG32, ,893; currency balances, S11l,03J.
We annex principal quotations of gold
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

be directed 10 the latter for he remainder Of tho
IheIc has been ir quantity Oi wheat taken here
ities, both white and red, secondary qualities selling
slowly al H. decline. -Four dull. Corn III nl
lied request at 81. lower.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
TAINfIl
Good Ordinary.

Strct Good Oldnary... ~ MddiuT ia
IHtyre delivery there was Sila Trade az ~ q - ue-
cline. sales yesterday asr D. m: lazy -'Uv '-s.'
loo, l2-c August, Loo lI-isc., ZOO l.gIi V &C.
November. 100 ilsec; Dcccmorr 2JD li.ioc leig'y,
100 -at,c total 40 bls Inst talJ uut 100 ~ -
August, iOn i-'I.ci Dcc.mber 100 az ST. s4a'' 'o'
IIhri call - September. TOO. l.iicc total COO b1i,r.
sales totay up 10 = r. ~: J"Hy; ~; agp, iiS, -,
August JUo lz7aac. 200 l2'Ieci Loo. Ia; zoo.
2c; coo i2asc 9,OUn. II &c 500, l-agc, 100 I&'fi
september 400. lzsalc 900 l2 &c 100 l-s-,'i 100 100
lgI c October ZOO lie; SUO u &C., NON' nutl, Hul
i5,,c: 900 ll2pc 800 ll41agc 800. aic. bcccmDcr
300 gc 100. II.7ssc; 100. lssci Ap, JUJ 80
total, 900 baesj grand total .J,.OJ bal
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
PROPOSALS FOR S3.373117 10
Il STOCKS AND BONDS or THE CITY OF NEW.GoRK

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received a the COmptrOers
Onca nptl THURSDAY, June -, 1876, a. O'Clock
when viii be publicly opened for TIE whole or any
part S313 III 49, stocks and Bonds OF the City
uf N'N-No 20 wit:
"CONsOLIDATED STOCK ot THE CITY OF NFW.No!ik,''
authorized by chapter S22 Laws " 1NTi S,0S bif ~
The said Consolidated stock will bear interest ~ he reo,
per annUm, payable on The Ist Jay OF May anu
November ia each year. .,
The pTirCip9l OF said Stock VIII be redcnabe ~ tc ps
OF the Comptroller after the lst lay oJnl !o9o ana py-
able the ist iay Oi May, 1926 - -, ,-r-o,- -,
THE CITY OF NEW. YORK." authorized by chapter oHt,
Laws 1852 Chapter bSO Laws Of ls72 Win nters AT
per cent annum paysOe on i lsl OF lS
and November in zach year. ana the popai pSdoio "
witt .-oo ooo oo
on Nov. J, lNTS.........~.~.'. 3on'Voo vo
oN NV - AS'' -S99l, 500 90
F, uroposa should scaled and ndorsed Proposals for
surk aud ,ouds CITY Of NeNNos and iacl0sed IN
second envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller . 49,,
The right reserved The part Of The Comptroller 70 ect
any or ali bids In lis Judgment TIE interests oi tho
CORPORATION reqdire H.
mi iuoImtiiOn city Record.
stfy M Nrw.Ycrk Department Finance, ComYtrolers
otbc. Tune ANDREW IL. GBEEN,
~ Coinptroer.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

47c Oats in better inquiry 29c Rye quiet Barley dn
Provisions little better demand a. 80 Buk
Meats aud strong; Shoulders, 20; Clear kb sbies,
l04c; Clear Sides 1926 Bacs duil shoulders sc Oknr
RIB Sides 0Sc Clear SIDES 90 Lard rregular demand
Butter unclaneel Cheese en Eggs n modca,e demand
PHiL.DRiPIHA. June 10 = Petroleum steady Refined
sc.; rude. l0sse Feed duh aud weak; Brn ISL %
y ton Faxseed 81 40; Timothy s.sldy at " 90 81 To-
Flour downward tenencyi sals Of 90 bbls a.
cludlne at 81 g j0i4 7J Mn iesoa Fany at - -
0s8 50i Pennsylvania, Indiana ard Ohio do, $685. 75
aud nigh Grades ~ y76ss %. Rye Fo,r "a 90. When
qnet better grades in limited Penn
eylvan.a TED II 5Sa$l a.. Western do 0be gt o.; Amber
81 35 and Low Grade Pcnnsyy anii White II 30 Rye 500
Sic. Corn IN steady request 81 all IIices Yellow 6I %
5sc. sill 55i2e, and Mixed. 55g57c uats SLOW TO moye
Western in r9nbounf barrels Butter quiet New:Yors
do do Seconds. 1a@l9e Western Extras. Sa2oc;; 10
Ersts. l60l7c do. Seconds, l46lJc hollis Western TX
ras. 18G2Jc.; DO Eirs;s, lGdl7c; do seconds fgl5c
Cheese material change from ye,tfr wlorf
Fancy, 9l2G1O2c; Western Fine, 8Ia093c Eggs steady
goo deInand; Pennsylvania Newgcrsey. a1d Delaware
Fresh T4lSc. Western do. l66 &c; Southr IN do 100
RCceins-Flour 81 80 DDis Wheat 1880 bush Conn.,
90, ,O0U BUSH Exports-C0rl o. 100 Dush
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
WOOL MARKET.

PuuvnELruIa, JuDe l6-wool in improved demand new
arriving small lots meets with a prompt sale at
quotations Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Ntrginla
Doabe Extra and above 3a6@.J1ei EA'Ta, 30 SOC;
gan Indiana, ami Western Fine, 30d32c. Medium 35e
37c: Coarse, 80 a3ic. Combng Washed 400 DC do Jn-
washed 3jc canada Combing 5Oc Fine unSasned 2o@2c:
Coarse Medium UnwashCd. 2Ja3Oc; TubWashed 800
4Oc: Colorado Wsshcd lsd22c do Unwasho 7c; Extra
aud MernJ. Pulled 3Od32c No and super do :D@32c:
Teyas Fine aud Medium, l6G20e; do Coarse, lialGc;
California Fine and Medium 20d3jc.; do Coarse 4G20c
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
financial.

A GAS STOCKS.
~. NLw.YoKk. METROpOIITAN MUTUAL, AND
MANHATTAN GAS SrOC hS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
aud Brooklyn and NeHNo'k Gas securities dealt
in BY GLt, IL pItlsN dlSs; o.. Wv
klEX. FROTHINGHAM & Co., Bankers and
Brokers. No l2 Wailst make for customers desirable
INVESTMENTS OF LARGE small amounts ia STOCKS ora
legitimate character which frequently from nye 10 twenty
times the amount invested cvery thirty days
RELIABI.E STOCK PRIVILEGES negotiated at favora
bic rates Stocks bought and carried long desired on e
Io.t per Circulars and weekly ropoTs
sent iree.
EIRE INSURANCE STOCKS BOUGHT AND
4 SOLD-By II. = BAILEY, % MaIsI
GAS and City r. r. Stocks, Bonds, Scrip, &C.,
" bought and sold. r. r. HEWITT, Broad-si, Room l.
I OST-$30 REWARD.-On Friday, on Broad
vay between Prince ~ and Bow or In Wallst
aCERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT in The United States Trust
Company No. 1851 value any but the owner
pavment having stopped The above reward will be paid
az - Pr!nce-st.. on return of said certiheate
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
vi PANY-NOtco hereby given that the Transfer Books
will close at the Office OF the Farmers Loan
aud Trust COMPANY, No 20 EXehangeplare, the .bih inst
AID remain the 2Gtp jane, Is. o. FOR tho annual
''''''" n. q. RoIsTON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
THE MONEY MARKET.
,c,,, rzpORT y =. STUCK RXCHAN0K SALES
o1fi'' JUNE 10, 1875.
IoA M.-sALEs BEFORE THr c'

AND lll2 O'CLOCK A. VI.
- , . on Cannon 1865 U S5.3O Coupon. 1867
Ubes~vs0 bc. ll57 25.GOD.. ........... 1891
us5s 1881, cc1pcn ,,-a l4'oOo-.-.--''''''oc-A|' 1908
81 900. ...-......'oc.lI'F
FIRST BoARD-lOio O'CLOCK A. NJ.
- =, Stgi, YOnds-RGtirodd Bonds Bank aud Rail
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
To THE HOLDERS OF
TO THE HcLDEho Of
Lafayette County .''sa s''i' Bonds.

The undersne having beea daily appointed 20
be OF bonded Indebtedness OF saic county
ami Township viii upon application promptly iurnsa tne
icst Inflammation IN the financial c0ndtion OF so
county legal authority FOR ho ansmspI 99n!Sns % ns
nyara,, ,.i soiupositop sc, &c. GEO. NJ. EDtEkION
serary Missouri Bond and stock Board. 81 Loun-
NV L. McCI ELLASD. Wellington Mo-
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
DEFonE THE CALL.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK.
s6s Coupon. 1881 - | U 1040 Registered ~
1000. .124fs 1OCOO,....
US620 Coupon 1867 rs, Coupon, 1881 -
$1,000. 10000.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

Tol ard Wabash
800. bC. 2
c, c, c and /
loo ...bc. i6lf
Rens and Saratoga
lUO......bc. l2O
Ohio and Miss
100 .bcs5. l6 IS
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
Olo O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Western Union

Bonds Bank aud Rail.
res-ErDresS SiOckS. DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24
CENTENNIAL ODE.
How pleased and blessed was I,
To hear the people cry,
Hail Columbia happy land"
stamp NV f0Of and clan m Y ha nd


1Several Illicit whisky stills In Missouri
were seized yesterday. Ar armed mob en-
deavored to obstruct the government officers
In the discharge OF their duty.
HAt Hamilton, Ont, last week, a Miss
stewart recovered 500 damages from a
OF twenty-six years.
Gas we 60 TO press Piper's confession
that he was the assailant OF William Patter-
son Is anxiously expected. He has confessed
everything else--t Preridence Press.
ga young doctor to q lady patient: "You
must take exercise for your health" Gall
right" said she, sI1l jump At the first offer 70
They were married In about six months.
~ Letters from sections of Beaufort and
Colleton counties. g. c., give distressing ac-
counts OF the suffering Of the people from
want OF the actual necessaries Of Life.
ga Devonshire schoolmaster named
Stanbridge, who had been sentenced TO FIVE
years penal servitude for severely beating a
CHILD, has gone mad and been removed to q
luratie asylum.
~Forty tents have been put up In Fair
mount Park. intended for the acoommoda-
ton OF the officers Of the U. 8. Army and en-
grounds.
HThe Erie railroad company has laid a
third rail between Buffalo and Eimtra.
which enables the running of narrow gauge
cars between All points west And Pnila iel-
80 Yesterday the hands in Wappinser's
Falls print works, At Haverstraw, n. Y,
struck because Of q reduction OF IS per week.
The Proprietors refuse 70 make any conces-
sion.
VA bright young lady gave her SLOW
lover delicate leap-year hint the other eve
ming: In the course Of conversation the gem
vsss 81 should care littie for f6rm. The SUI
stance seems OF more importance.n The efrl
wears IN engagemsptytng now,