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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-11

Riccanaglia. Colonnata, Piastrone, and
Muglia; and the marbles are classed as
statuary marbles Of first quality, yeined
marble, Bordiglio and clear white.
An improvement has been made
in gun fog signals-that is, in the con-
struction Of the guns from which the
signals are fired. A new form of par
abola has been tried, in comparison
with the conc-shaped muzzle, and it is
found to excel it at long ranges. 1t
seems also to have been proved that
gun-cotton makes more noise than
gunpowder when equal weights are
used, and that parbolic reflector adds
to the power of the gun-cotton as well
as the powder. When large charges,
namely, three pounds of powder, were
fired from guns Of various kinds in
competition with one pound charges of
gun-cotton, which costs about the
same, there was found to be but little
difference in the intensity of sound.
Even one and one-half pounds of gun
cotton was found to give scarcely such
good results as the three pound
charges of powder.-N. Y. Sun.
The Moniter Ind,Striel Beige
states that M. Dubrene has devised a
means of producing refrigerating mix
lures which will give varying degrees
OF cold, as may be desired. The in
vention, according to the account CIV
en-, is based on the fact that, when
nitrate of potash, or, better, nitrate of
soda, is added to nitrate of ammonia
the added salts not exceeding a certain
proportion-th resulting mixture pro-
duces, by its solution in water, a low
ering OF temperature very nearly equal
to that produced by nitrate of ammo
MIA alone. 1t is thus that, in making
mixtures in which the nitrate of soda
enters in the proportion of one to for
in the proportion of from ninety-nine
to sixty parts in one hundred, COM
pounds are formed by which tempera-
ture may be reduced by Fahrenheit
degrees varying in number between
seventy and four hundred and eighty
two. a mixture of twenty parts
nitrate of potash and eighty parts
OF ammonia reduces temperature
eighty-seven degrees Fab.
DIR. Macadam has explained to the
Scottish Society of Arts, Edinburgh,
the results of some experiments he has
made in regard to the production of
crystalline surfaces on timed iron and
other coated metals. lie ascertained
that the best method of producing
them was by the employment of an
acid mixture containing three parts Of
hydrochloric acid and one part of nj
trio acid, diluted with an equal bulk
of water. 1t was necessary merely to
immerse the TEMPLATES in the mixture
for period not exceeding ten sec
onds, the plates afterwards TO be thor
oughly washed with water, the result
being development of crystalline
appearance, apparently rs durable as
the ordinary coating of tin. In order
to vary the size of the crystals, the tin
plates had to be slowly cooled when
large crystals were required, and quick
ly cooled, as by immersion in water,
when small ones were desired. With
regard to the question of cost, this
process is stated to be at least 100
times cheaper than by electricity that
is, a thousand square feet of tin plate
can be crystallized, so far as the cost Of
the acids is concerned, for the small
sum of fourteen cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-11

How FAR off is yonder great noun
tain? My very eye is weary with the
foresight of so great distance; yet
time and patience shall overcome it;
this night we shall hope to lodge be-
hind it. Some things are more tedious
in their expectation than in their per-
Torrance. The comfort is, that every
step take sets me nearer to my end;
when ] once come there, | shall both
forget how long it now seems, and
please myself to look back upon the
way that have measured. 1t is thus
in our passage to heaven. Ny weak
nature is ready to faint, under the very
conceit Of the length and difficulty Of
this journey; my eye doth not more
guide than discourage me. Many steps
of grace and true obedience shall bring
me insensibly thither. Only let me
move and hope, and Gods good leisure
shall perfect my salvation. . Lord,
give me to possess my soul with pa
thence; and not SO much to regard speed
as certainty" --BiSh0p Hal.
----->e~-----
A PECULIAR season for the duty of
heavenly CONCENTRATIONS is when thou
art in suffering, distressed or tempt
ed state. When should we take our
cordials but in time of fainting? When
is it more seasonable to walk to heaven
than when we know not in what
corner Of earth to live with comfort:
or when should our thoughts converse
more above than when they have moth
ing but grief below? Where should
Noah's dove be but in the ark when
the waters cover all the earth, and sho
cannot find rest for the sole OF her
foot? What should we think on but
our Fathers house when we have not
even the husks of the world to feed
upon? Surely God sends thy Attic
tions for this very purpose. Happy
art thou, poor man, if thou make this
use of thy poverty, and thou that art
sick, if thou SO improve thy sickness.
--BaItey. --- ----------. -
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
COTTON MARKETS.

NYw OnLglys June li.-Cotton firm; good domard; hlf
ding r.. hlidlng, lo'ir Po0d o.ulhdly' y q"
NED rac,ius 30 bales grss 2J2 bales eycHs 10 Gtat
Britain I5l aa'- coastwisc, $50 bales sales 2J)J bales
CGH'f,idS JnIe 4-,ot,on f,r goo' ~ es other.
bouiuul. atdtmg ac. Low Mtillng. lu'c lo'sct Good
Urdr,ry lOc receipts. - bales sar zoo beS HtoeA
,,GnLg juno l4.-,oIrou uncanrcd Mmfi!ns, lie; Low
Ordinary h'ic. net trcc l % ot.es
cHprls cOastw!s i3 bslos sales, @JO bales STOCK I9
SAVANNA June I4.-Coton quiet. Miibng &C.; low MID
ding. its, Good Ordinary, SAc.i net receipts - hirs
rrs ~ bac.: exports coa-twisc, $50 ba'S sales 20
pI.r- stock. 4,I-1 bIi,-. $3.50,
Mgarnis. June tl.-Coton stca ), Mhldlag. lie re
ceifu$ ~ bales; shipments J%J bales SaeS 20 DA.es'
T1srOS June ii.-Cptton auet; ailddIng ~ sc Low Mid
ding II 4s. Good OUlBary, lO'-c' sdl's Luz D"i-s
ii,huPiiiiiA juno IA Cotton quiet: HGdlns i2ise;
Low aIdiuy ~ o.. G0Oa OrhHaJ, lO-f; net itccPiS'
- uaies: OS bales
hu"tsiA Iu4e Fiction qGct and steady Middhnc.
II 'i,. Low Hdding l1tC. Cool oiuh', o'l''' "'t re
,ri,i, ~ haio,: sI,s'. 2Jl bales.
Juno it0ttuu hrm,ri hittiuE, ia &c
NoG.OIK. t.-Cot"n ub'aauE,I; HIdil-, p .il.i
net rrrrrf 13 bales; exports ctstwe 3l5 bales siocA
WILViN.ioS June ll-Coiion nominal M!dAng lie. ;
Low NtdIupg, lui.c.. Gouu Ordinary, 92c net receipts
ID bales sales. b'lr; STOCK, sG7 ba,,N -
,fnSnRp. June Ii-COtioH dul: MHihhg u lc; Low
bales N Dnrt ccl,twIs 20 Daes sales, 20 DieS; StocA
,,t,,EsloS June li-Co;ton qrirt Nidug. Il',c: Low
Nl.nr. Good ornlify, 3si Hot receipts - Oaes
sales. - bales; s;0ck, ",ZNi ba.eS ......
,ND.N AL June lj.-COiDn quiet; NdGug, II tci Low
siddiua lOilc, Good ordinary. cc lHtlpi~ " a en snip
Iucpt. 80 bales; sales. lOi biies stock, 1850 bale s.
81 iOUs June li.-COitoI unchanged NlH"iH% ll'4c3
islc, shipments lOI baeS saie i25 bales stock olSo
bale.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
WEDNESDAY,, june 13-P. NJ.


II seems tn be the opinion of alarge majority OF
stock operators that tie existing railroad has
nearly reached it, eliminating point, and that set
tement aud return to OH rates for passengers and
freight may be expected now at any moment Eyi-
IDENTIFY ia forming sneh estimate OF the situation
the chief cause of the present trOuheshc lake and
canal competitiOns entirely lost sight of as is also
the fact that contracts with large shippers have
already been made AT existing low rates extending
over period Of six months. and in a few casts ar
we are assured--for whole year. However. the
idea or exp citation that settlement may be ma le
every now and then finds expression la small up
ward movement OF prices at the Stock Exchange :
and at such times little talk about the
probability OF such an event is found to he power
ful aid TO the bulls" as it always frightcns the
bears" into the market purchasers. SO to-day
in the face Of the redn ton by the Erie Railroad Of
fares 10 all the principal cites along the New-fork
Central Il al. the bulls" bv an early display Of
pluck in buying which backed up the talk Of ces-
sation Of railroad hostilitics, accomplished com
plete rOut of the bears,' who rushed 10 buy at
the highest prices. IL reported the street.
after Board hours, that the Ere Company would t.
morrow morning take the initiative IN a further re-
dueion OF ~ la fares to Chicago and all other West
ern points The total transactions to-day were about
10000 greater tina yesterday. being 600 shares.
OF which one-haif Lake Shore, which
opened at 537s and after little hesitation adj
ysnced to 5is4 reactng 10 54as and closing at 81 2
AS usual when this stock shows any strength. the
report OF two per cent dividend was renewed with
VigoT. and founi new believers. simply because the
price had advanced per cent. which, supposing
The dividend 70 be pad-and we don't suppose any
One believes it to have been earned-s equaltO 109l2
for an eight per ccni stock. Michigan Central, on
small transactions. advanced from as TO 4Sl4. but
declined to 473a0iS. The dullness aid lower price
ior this stock. as compared with Lake Shore.
sions comment from those who think the relative
values OF the stocks are reversed IN the market
prices All the sales OF Erie at l37sGl3Sa. the
expected settlement of the railroad war seemingly
having no influence here Central and Hudson was
sustained at lO6osa l07, on TRANSACTIONS of only
so5 shares. The ST. Paul stocks were firm, the Conn
uon selling at 400i0ss and the Preferred at
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
w. anuex olosiug nnoiaiiOns Of fOrcipn cXch1nge

Tile lending rates for demand loans in the local
money market were 202l2 per cent rejecting The
esre of capital to seek the b.st, though II los tom
porary, investment. Hence the above low rates.
The best commercial paper sells at 401i2 per cent
with some grades moving as low rs "io rue
United States Treasurer to-day received T'0).-
300 National bank notes for redemption The us
toms receipts at Washington to-day were . S1coooo.
The Internal Revenue receipts footed up T210,ooJ..
T1e following is the Clearinghouse statement TO-
Iay: Currency exchanges, $iG,7s2,5Ol: currency
balances. 81, ~ 1907 gold exchanges, %3OIG'-
500; gold bIiailces. S927.OGl.
Government bonds were moro active and hrmer
than yesterday, aud sales covered Registered SKIES
Of 1881 at l2Ois; Coupon at 1888; Counon 1-2os
Of 1865, Old, at llG; Coupon 5-2Os oi 1861 new
up 10 12O5s; Registered do. at ll7A; Coupoh
5-2Os Of 1867 al l227s ana CoupOn and Il 81. Jored
New Fivos at ll7bs. There no new features to
tha market, which closed AS follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15

G9ss07O. Considerable excitement was created
by brilliant maneuver in the Northwest stocke
which advanced their prices to AIS for the Com
mon and to 6les for the Preferred. Tho coal stocks
dull but trife irmer in prices. Pacific Mail
was active and advanced from 24sa02ios to 25ssa
2Jh. Points" to the effect that the price is to
be advanced were moro plentiful than in the new
silver currency. but the advance of only la per
cent on tran sactions $4,000 shares, was not con-
sdered as encourag ng at the close. Western Union
started at CTS aud sold at 6sss. subsequently de-
clining to 67os and then rallying to 80 lid6sls.
The of this stock since the declaration oi the
dividend has proved a disappointment to many
bolders. and the policy of having declared it be9ins
to DC questioned by some while others assert that
the surplus OH hand was largely reduced. and that
purchases of new material were made since the LIST
of May that do not appear in the recent report.
The market closed strong at about the
best price of the day. The advances
over the final prices at the close yesterday ranged
from Il to lie per cent. viz C. c. l. c.. Delaware,
Lackawanna 81 Western. st. ice Preferred. and
Western Union. each Il ST. Joe Common, Lake
Shore. Rock Island, st. Paul, and Wabash each l.
Pacific Mail and New-Jersey Central, each s.;
Central and Hudson and North West Preferred each
81 Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph and ST. Paul Pre-
ferred. each q; Northwest Common, ls ; aud
Missouri Pacific i2 per cent: Michigan Central and
Ohio and Mississippi ca III declined Is and Pro-
ducers Petroleum Il per cent. The following table
shows the
TIE MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, June IL. 1875.
ASHESTlere was little nothing DONE and late hgIIes
nOminaly retained "a Pots ard 6.DD',c for
PEARS STOCK O As!es IN The inspection warehouse trst
sort Pots S3I second do ~ third IL cOncuEt IL;
tta, $50. Fist SORT Pearls 80 second do To- hrd DO
condemned. q; total Ilu. CIR n I total, 1863 bDA.
COFFE-FOr Nll Coffee there quiet and unchanged
market lilo COree was isc. higher w Uctt-' inquiry, but
ts checked by ilc advance askc and 20 rdiSIcois
took place here though in Ba mOre Loo bags, ex Gray
Eagc sold at l6c Iho quotations lTe for in were i16
l5ic Ortnary; lGa,dl7s Fair, l7'tdl7igc for
Good and l7G lSc Prime SantOi 10 "a u .c al Sodi
ki Ia jpDbng lots, quoted lJdlSc.. gold.
C0rrON-Wih continued favorable advces nom llytr
pool there marked in ihc export dunabd ana
considerable business drne hTm unchanged prices
consumption littls business the saes
O2S bats. which 5S6 last evening including 2b'O
for export 292 consumption and llb Tor sttiat0n
There LOO bales delivered contract The following
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
cs.r steady 49, short c'sT wssssas :s:as

steify ~ 5lL combined duh n 266. -. ,-,-,.
LWBgpooi, june l4-3 p. m-Sales OF Middling OPmuus
Cotton. Low Mdling clause, June aid July delV Az Az
d August and September delivery, 40 o"Isd; oo.
40 Sapt.mbor and October delivery at 64d. go.
IWEkFoOL, June li-2:3O p m-UI the sales OF CotVoh
today II coo bales were American
LIVERPOOL June 4-5:3u p m-Cotton-Frtures weaker {;
sa;es OF M;Gdlng Uplans Low Mdling clause september
October devery. at 6Ied Bacon 49G cw for Long
Clear Mhld,es and 5lI fOT short Cl N Mit1les
iosDoS I4-lL:30 - 1T Cpnsols e'Ie FOR b0tn money
ana the account Erie Railway shares, l2e NewI0rk Gen.
trail %. -.
LONDON june IA p m.-Pnrs atvoes quote per % %oent
entes nj iO6 the account Ere halfway shaies, iZs
COnsos 9i1ts for both m0ney and the aor0unt. M -
LONDoN June 1880 ID. m.fic amount oi DNlon gono
into the bank of England balance to-day IL sf9OOv -.
LoXDON June IA m.Col,o. 947I Tor money ana "a
for the acoolt L. s. bonds iSGjs, old. l0J New ives
lO6b Fris Railway shares 1924 Paris ayiccs quote per
entes Z lO1 10 for the account. - -. . r, -, N
LoADoS, Jrue l-530 m.-Suga, 223 g c"t lor W. II
Dntcli StIndarl aipaL .-oz,o,
Linseed oil, 233. .. M r., ,o.,
PAEIs June H.-EKchange on London. 25.2o ior Sh0F'
sight.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
Business Chances.

YOUNG MAN Of considerable business ex-
- p,rcuce havu: I'VE or thousand dollars to invest IN
lrctate Ht,int detts cupDY mtIt where is tins and
mo can be aa. ptJItG.e. give the best O. ieTence
AGdr - y r.. BOX o. Tribune o1ce.
HARTFORD COnn.-Any person o. firm re-
ourrr Aar.ry 0T nr7s cosudcu,l1t Or cher
wise transacted above oy. sn9ad address WILLIAM
GRAFTON, Hartford. C'Ih. -
'slO A PERSON with ~, ,0co OF upwards, to
lycst for hirs 10 dGstclas, business for
Itc opportunity 10 do By c&ng on WOOD
q MUIES. No o piAe-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
Total sales for the day .....
c1os,Na rnnAnElrnIA srocK ouorArloxs

Tomorrow will he tie regular fortnightly settling
day on the London Stock Exchange AID also the
weekly meeting of the Bank of England DIRE t1rs.
To-day WAS ticket day. and very quiet. with United
States securities strong at ul prices on Tho basis of
III for 5-2Os Of 1867. Erie higher al 12a for
the Common, Preferred closing at ioFDlJ, and New
York Central at %. The British Consols opened
St.aly. and then eaScl off lttlc to 9i7l6 for
money and 20 0il2 for the account There was no
quotation for money. but the sum of Gi9.oOO
b,Ilon went into the Bank of England an balance.
The French five per cents in Paris went up TO lOBlo;
sterling on L,ndDI for short sight closing at
252s. The gold market equally as
nn "a on yesterday. but frmcr the sal"s
having bosn alternately at 1923 and 1928. Cash
gold con nnes scaroe, and the borrowing RACES paid
f,r its use today dat L, .. 3, j, and per
cent per annum, aud lsi per diem. lhe foreign
exchange market the same as yeSierday-0oth
sking and selling rates. The steamer Scytha sailed
to-day with $3.50 900 IA treasure of which %loOUOo
was IN gold com The sam of 100000 gold coin Is
nlder enga -enent for Thursdays steamer. The
Assistant Treasurer PAID out $4,000 ia cola interest
,l,d ST.. 600 in called bonds The days operations
,t the 5old Exchange liank covered: Cold cleared.
SIT. 900: gold balances, @l ,3Js, $50 currency
balances IL, 100 1871. The principal gold quotatlnns
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
LInnpEAN MARKET

LIyEgPooI, Juns lt--i3.JU y. nu.-COtton hrmef
ami price. have advanced fraction; Miding plahds
MldIIg orleans. G'Ieu., aales lJO,o paief, n'
Guiding 2Doo bales iur speculation and export h.spt'
bales all Futures md cheaper sales oI
Mtins Upand, Low Nitdllus clause. July aud August
elvsry 1sas, do o. s"otouibcf ana Oeoor delivery
6'agd .,, ,,-,.,.
IRERrOOi. June IA p m.-Saes OF Miding Upiands
Cotton Midllirg clause. Juno and Iny delivery A.
do. do aud september delivery ~ h'1su
Shsesa 81 y rwt best grades uf American iAr
" cwt for American. Bacon, 4v3 c'~ for long Cof MID
HES SO6 short Clear Mhhiics
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
DiuiAsuo Gotltes
wEsrERS UNION TFiE9GArH co9rAA'

wEsTERS UNION TFiE1RiPH co9rAAY. TEEAsugEss}
OFFICE. SEw-NOEN. June T. 1916.
DIVIDEND No. 36.-'rhe Board of Directors
~ have declared . QuARLEfLE DiNlDiND OF yNE
AND ONEIIAIF PER CENT the capital STOCK OF nus
COMPANY ro-r OF the t3Tes months eDd NC
YuUc Oih nsiaut ttr oir ~ the Treasurer on
and after day O July 10 shareholders o record on The
u.yO Of Junc.
IIe Transit r Books be closed nj o'clock the after
noon oil me 10Th instant opened the morning Il as
lGth OF Jgy. H. H. HDSf - TER ifeaJdver'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
WOOL NfAGNET.

BOSTON June 1.-THE demand cot Wo is mostly Tor New
Sur ~ iuua receipts o which have brcG ilrEc ana
there good as>pr'igry uhrlug leerrs are Hlt' aug
aua lrrr afe roe al 3bd l2c for and NA and lots N
np0r condition nj lower prices. Michigan ana Nrc"h'ih
E1rs cannot quoted 3303c for lots Ia good cond
p bat the stock quiz" small and very iiit f @ 'h
rnnlnr is dull AMI reelected at tj1iSr. for washed ana
AZ G' for Tuwasbed In California Svrng the sa,s have
been al 2Ga2Jv FAIR Goo" ay,9s" lots mp '2u@9c
for locp pun a Is iu market we supplied taes nave
been made at p d4Oc Super lnd y, a To quahty
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15

VI"ia
delivery hrrc only iuiOeiae business me-
et closed at A :cactoI
rstcstay .JUne, Ia .l23gc 900 lliSyc;
Jolly 100 500 llsisgc; August, 100, l4isgc.; Jo,
l2ec.; octobcI, 2o0. u 'c Dccemier Loo. illsic total
1000 bales. First Cal-Jun,. mo i1th l'asc; Jus,
400 a.c total 80 bales Sscond CJuy, 200 ll'szci
Angu> 300 .aa,c.: November, loo, .'ssC total TOO
bales Third Cail-AuCust, 100. l25iac total, LOO bales
sales to-day up to June lo. l2c; 10 lzisso Jnly'
o. l2l.u.. 10 l-C, 40 l24s., 300 ll'lsG; Auglai'
600 l2iIsc 2,20O. l2aer; 900 - &c LOO, l@3c 90
2ssc.; 800 l@Sicc 20 l2'agc 300, 12 100 i2'rc;
200 22c; 10 I2a 900 i21sgc.: zoo l2litc ScIcIn
ber l.syJ aqc. 300 lIsc; 2ioC l2'a-c: 400 iE'lc
I2c october. 100 / 3sc 2uO aicc. Noyrmbcr IUO
Has. GOO Ilaac.: DocrlGbcr, 90 liA's9c total ii1oJ
bales, grand total. 2l.2 Ualrs
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15

There were 40 dealings In , ate bonds az the tlrst
Board, but later Old Tennessecs sold at 4il2 and
New al - In city bank stocks. Merchants (34l sold
AT ii and Bank Of Republic Il y al 80. Railroad
bonds generally strong, and in some instances
higher Central PaGiiics up 10 1854, Union
tirsls TO I05ii Sinking Fund TO 90. Westerns to
lOI L. and Rock Island rs to llll4, Michigan Cen
tral Is selling mp 10 I0li2. lhe 81. Paul series we're
in dena ID ag lin rsis, LaCrosse Division al lO5l2
sinking Funds being up 10 9Ol2. Northwestern con
tsn gold coiIsols rising to 90ai. Central NewJersey
Conso id .icd irsts sold at lOf and Pacific of Mis-
souri firsts at 93le NewYork Central skies of 1892
selling at l02 ald Harlem fr5s declining to ll8is
IL wall be noticed in advertising columns that
SIR. lasslcr makes an important annonncementto TO
tle bondboders of the Logausport, Crawiordsviiie
and Southwestern Railway.
The following securities were sold at auction to-
day at tho Exchange Salesroom:
20 shares civ Bank . ....................30l 63o0
lIY rnaras NOrfh jyer s1ranea Company. L 920ii0
shares Fourth Nat OaAl Bank ~ 80 ~
1gz Msnhata BANK ~ t@iSsS
shares Metropolitan Insurance Company. %
20 shares Ailant & Fire Insurance Company
Of Brpgklyn.. llb
40 shsr = Nassau GASlight Company 78
68 shares PhoHix National Bank 30 we
100 shares q osnsDs SaiOnh Bhnk....l O,a
100 sharvs MaOhattAD BaBk. .lJJi2
$4,000 YORK, Shore aud Chicago Rail
road Company Frat Mortgage Bonds: 10
$1,000 Central Pac hc haiiroad OF California
per cent bonds Of lSS3'.............iooh
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
COFFEE MARKETS,
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

RIO JANrI7O June l3-C -Coneerhe market Is unchanged
SANTOS, uno l3-C -Cofsee--The market Is unchanged
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
Corporation Noilces.
DEPARTMENT oy PUBLIC PARKS, 80 UNION saUARs

DEPARTMENT PUBLIC PARKS Sc UNION sQUAR2l
YORK, June d, 1876
PROPOSALS FOR SCREENED GRAVEL.-
Proposals. In sealed envelopes win be received at u
Of the Department Of Public Parka So Union sQuaxA
New.York City, until wEDNESDAY, the 2lst day Of Jup&
tho u $50 o'clock when -
ncy opened fog three thousand l3oo0 cubic ysus e
Gravel suitable walks parttoap
ars go The Ciw Rssssd; spvss tsr sas ~ NA City Nal
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
nll5ccillneous
Jtr QrrGM.

EUSSELLs ICE CREAM. II Bible House.
Rcs in The city Excursions festivals, reaicfs 20 cent?
ner onart special attention 20 an 0, town ORDERS
'sl'NuER BRANCH, 80 WEST liTH-ST.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
,CK-sAr.gs RrroRr rHe CALI
oovYFNMFNr STOCK DrpARTMHNT-2 o'CL1CK.
srcoNp BoAnD-I O'CLOCK p. NJ.

Enies OF Sn'e BtHfs- RKirDIl Bih fS- RtIs and RaG
road AgFss- Er0ress SiocFS d
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
nnanrial.
PROPOSALS FOR $3,373,117 10
L STOCKS AND RONDS or THE CITY OF NEW. YORK

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at the conptioucr
O;ica until THURSDAY June %. 1875, at 2ocock p NJ
the viii be pnblcly opened Tor the whole or 40
part OF te s3313ll7 49, Stocks and Bonds OF the Co
Of New York, 10 witt
"COHSOLIDArED STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW. YORK.
authorized chapter 222, Laws II lo7l: S23olGl7 ~
The said Consolidated Stock will beer interest nv the rat0
six cent pcg payable the lst day Of May -
November In each
The principal stock will be redeemabe AT the pleaS
ure OF The OmpT0heT after the s ay fully 1885, and pay
able Gn Tho lst day %. May 1926.
"AS-IS3MENT HON Ds OF THE CORPORATION %
THE CITY OF NEWYORK," adtharizcd by Chapter 81,
Laws Of iSJ and Chapter Laws Of 32 With 81
the rate o. six cent payable the 1t OF MW
and November Ia ech and the principal payabie
wit:
On nov. |. lSIS..... SJOO.OO0 %
On NOV. L, loiJ............t.... 4Jl ,JOO %
-----sa9l, 800 90
Each proposal shOGd b. sealed -
Stocks aud onds OF Tire 'y of York; aud incosed o
second envelope, a,dresScl 20 The Comptroller
cnt the OF Comptroller n reoe1
any III OF bids IL u his Of q
corporation require Il.
Tor fuil information city Record.
City Kew. York. Department OF Finance Comptroer1
Office June l2, 1876. AEDREW II. GREEN.
Conpiroiler.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15

r OGANSPORT, CRAWFORDSI lLLL ., aNp w..
soUrI- WESTERN RAILwAY.A IN maJprny % sremepi os emf
E,rst Mortg RondhOiers have UNI ','i nv the
- IAN C,o,rr 1915 he same has t.eh apiyi I'm ~ WV
Bondboders Conhh's0" Walst- N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
.,,xxr STOCK DEPARTMENT - lO-< oOioOS
.N, I 4 A.,
FIRST BoAKp- lolo O'CLOCK A. u.
..,,, of sfnte Bonds Raiirodd Bonds-Bnnk and hdR
S~ r0nd Sh .rsS-ErD,eSs SirsS DC
D oraMIs, American Dock and LaFe sh-rs

Bur, c r and M Let
1000. ..... al
Chos & Ohio LIST,
coupon on
oOo~ - 20 y
Chi, ri * Pac Is
2.000......-lllh
Jehigh & W q Con
500 ..... y
Nil and st Paul lst,
- :.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reportci Tor rHs ru.Jys,
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North 9iUsr, Vssse',. Gni HptJtt,
OF PRODUCE

WEDNESDAY. Jnre Il 1874