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and coffee. ...
with tho following result: rreti1cnt. ID. Il.
Cameron; First Ticc.prr.idcnt, It. II. Forrcss-
Ct; Second Vicc:rrcsidcut. Alexander Kirk
land; sccrctary John Stewart: At:,*tait ,t,, ss;-
Dais: Phys.cla1,, il i: sisAttlur; Doari of
Managers, Andrew WalIntr, lanes Mciircgnr,
Alexander Thompson, William James, and
Alexander Mckay.
tees: Dinner. .tohu Alston. william Kirkwor.l,
Alexander Tfon,sn, anu t}MfrcE: Maetlonaitl:
Finance, u. Macintosh, 4. Wailace, William
Edgar: Cemetery, John Stewart: d. c. Mektn-
nfor, T. 1luss!e; Delinquent Dues. william
DALE, John Stewart, aud joh,, P. Stewart.
Mr: Wallace gave notice that ut tue next
meeting OF tho Society he should propose m
amendment to the Constitution to prt,vtc thnt
hereafter thu !nttation-fcc should Ike IS, instead
st.cccllcs were made by the ncwly.clcctcd off,
rcrH and Il vote of thanks for efficient hervtcc
was awarded IL Mr.. Uenrgc AnAcrtup, the re-
firing Chairman Of tho BoaFd Of Managers.
Tic monthly meeting Of THE TntnrxE Home
Club was held yesterday afternoon III the club
mum Of .!,r Sherman Ilonsc. tho President,
tktcs and the exceedingly muddy condition Of
the cart, n1l over, there was quite large gntil-
crinR, .ta'crc being, prcponterance oi ladics.
Several Young gentlemen. however, were pres-
La :
preparing fresh constitution, fur the guidance
of the members, 4 great uanv things pertain
ing to tho tntcrcsta oil The Home
Club we're talked orcr, aud then
the ropstttu,ton was rcad md approved, and for-
mnIly a1ortc,i by tho meeting. Il was lengthy
document. futl uf tho usual legal formatics,
iii which were act forth the ntins Of the Atsuch-
tfon, au,l tic ways By which they propose to
fotipw On. these nIips, Some objection WAS
rsi.nI hw .,,o iaIlr r. shc oc.ont,nra ri fhc ttnr
,,,,s,t ~ ~ a9r.s ~ ,c ,a"n,t,s, n.,s nrcr.
,.,att,.. ms . 's ~ ns ~ a ~ t.~ T,,y, o,n1
WhclmtnEly IN favor OF hee Sitting ao"n ansl
keeping lufct.
On Inottou, an additional Vtcc-Prcstdcnt wns
elected.
OF the Etub Tor t}tc ensuing year, mi! sl,o was
mt nnlcr ht,ntt ri xhn with tl,e Understanding
In, tn amn,,mt shnnH Ia inrrcasc.f II nc,rs.
.'. tn1a '''o a'4'ouhs e''o''" w 'e'e@0s' :,
eat r. l;,o- .,,,,r Tin s,,., ~ ~. waotb.r
ts ,1ppy eontlo o. paslss: ts 6ags5s o
HArrtfr wEbpEp.
Mai. .Jamrs W. HrOrkyay, thu Rccor,tcr Of
Dr,ais. ,vns ,n,rrici iast EVENING tn Mia Lnni.n
Staw r,ns,nrt ~" Iauuh1cr ~ Mr. i
y r,..,s. ~ .,,t. e,.~ rhn ~ rn,,nnr u.a.
4. Iunie,tt ~ tt:!a Sts3' tI tne ~ ~ eno"5 ".e
performed Mt tnc Eolffl 4, baptst Cauren, cor
, 1877-11-09

Then there arc the expentcs Of foreclosures;
they nrc heavy ......
'.'Wiii thu expenses Of declaring and paving a
dividend cut much OF figure III tho H,attcrf'
We'll, tIn: should think not. propose to
pay tho Dividend with tho force nf clcrks now
t'a's. It win not enla!! any extra expense, cs-
''You 10 not, then, think It will coat fancr cent
Of thu assets to settle up tic estate; but Rt tho
Rame time ynu do not know how much 1t will
cost, and rou arc mot prepared to make any
ment Y. TO-. st !, the ea'eP'
Datnpness and dcarth Of news were the pre-
an. ya sharasert't. a, te otheF f ID; asfmet ,n
were getting along nicely. hut in an easy- going
clerks wtia never know anything were IL full
bloom: 1t sa probable that Judge Otls win pre-
It ready.
Evidently the drpos!tors ot thu Fidelity Bank
nsc not fatlttlcd with the way things arc being
present IcccErr, Dr. V. 4. Turpn. Last night
WIS dismal unr. Tho wiud llowlcd through.
every nook nMi Granny tn which 1t entsld lind
place; " notwitl.tandns Wind md 1,'i,,
n taslor Nh Of the CRAM! Pacific Hotel.
Something like +4x'.tOo was represented. It
va, a tnerc tpontancoa's Gathering gotten 10.
sos n ay no " IN Sd IT.
u thc bank: VI coussc, this meeting hcIng
Wholly preliminary to large one to l'c held IN
the near future. 1t wn* secret, and mono hut
lcpcsitors were admitted. After 1t Vas over,
however. the proceedings were given to tho
press. Superintendent Z. f. FELTON,. Of tho
l'rdewcll, presided, and Mr. +: +. llutcl1!n:
wae chosen 10 act as Secretary. The discussion
was neither complimentary U nor 'cnlo-
CYSTIC, Of either tho lawyers or Receiver
uf the Fidelity. Tic following resolutions
were adopted alter considerable discussion:
i<te'r<d, That, with d view to u better uulnr-
Standing Of the nffairs nj TIM bank anil Of the 1t-
Eln, : committee Il three dcpo.itors. Of lie M:
thorszrh agents or tlcpostors, t,o appointed. un1
that such ttmmEttce be requested TO cxamfn tho
reports Ut the ltccc!vcs OF the hank 10 the Court
do moi euntsin nli Tic information. il their olnon
hcccrtaty 70 correct anaytis Of sc affairs Of the
bntk. Or II they do NOT conin asl tho Information
which may be deemed by them of ma1criai shluO to
aiso Ia call npon the ltcccrcr anf tho bank ntli
GERS and ObtnIn frum tlom snrh additional infor.
lnatl0n ~ may " shfd CoIntntttco bd deemed Ut
material interest to NIL lcpueitars. .-.
or Intention Of fairness Of tso Kece,vcs but, ii
tho newspaper OF the city have malc quite se-
rlons charges as to tho policy he Intends pursuing,
wd can do 10 fcss. In looklie after our own inter.
shall ''c pleased II wo full that all Tint be dono
y l'eins done to further thc best antcrcas OF ul
Rtsoir<d. That ..il cousutt.es report nj IN
earl, day to meeting to 10 called by Ito Chair.
mar.
The following committee was selected under
tho above: K r. Der!ckson, c. E. Felton,.
John Dawson.
After eotuo further talk. tho meeting nd.
joufncd, subject to the cali Of the Chairman.
, 1877-11-09

One OF tho dna1 seaults Of tho bad Democratic
Ehisky dtlIused on election WAS an attack upon
II. r. Goodall. the EuglcMood editor OF the
Lake Su,A by jim Fagsn, Jr., son Of the ire
presslble Democrat, Jun Fagau, sr., Of EnRls-
wood. Wednesday, Afternoon tho two were
passengers On the Peru accommodation trala,
aud occupied seats together. Pagan had con.
siderable whisky aboard. aud told Goodall that
upou the arrival Of tho train At Euglewood be
should elthsF thsash hln os take thraal.-
, 1877-11-09
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

The November Grand Jury will be impAueled
Monday.
The following additional sentences weFe pro-
nouueed In the Criminal Court yesterday:
Mithael Coleman, robbery, four years In the
Peulteut!a1y; TAomas Maealone. robbery. pue
, 1877-11-09

Df0stVs tCdf1 Aercurp. ..
About $15, ,0O0 worth of god-dllst per week fa
sent down to tho Mint from the Laya- Beds.
This IL taken out BY Cinnamon. About this ratio
has been taken out all summer. Sixty thousand
dollars per month Is pretty good sum to be
taken out OF uigKtngs TINT wlltta meu rcfuse
to work OF have anything to do with.
, 1877-11-09
DEATHS.

sc1lRAA-0n Thursday, Nov. ., OF dtphthesta,
joseph, son Ut Louis 6chtam, sged years 10
months and Fl dayt.
Funeral Friday, Nor. 0. at ! p. n,., from se.i.
dcnce, No. 8ut Hest Van Dnren erect, BY cat
riAges 10 ltosehlI1
McCARTHf.-Nov. I, 1871, Mrs. Margaret lie.
Carthy, aged 70 years and 7 months.
Fuaersl from the residence OF her sister, Mrs.
Quinn, 3.1 south llAlatsd' ST.. Phday. Nov. o, by
carriages to Calvary Cemetery.
, 1877-11-09

l!tpnAND-IiupsoN-0n Wednesday evening"
Nov:. !. at tbs residence Of Charles II. Wood. NJ.
9ey, Mr. Elisha 4. iltbbafl, OF Milwaukee, Wls., z,
And Mias Carrie Audaon. Of Cincinnati, U. No
cards.
, 1877-11-09

MEDICAL
--AA@-~~-~-A~4>~~~-t
Schcnck's Pulmonic Syrup for
the euro Of Consumption,
Coughs, and Colds.

The great virtue Of this medicine u that II ripens the
stteE aud throws It out Of the syateIn puthe4 Ihs
blood and thus effects azure.
sciiEAck's sEAwEED TONIC, F0R THE CURR or
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, ETC.
The Tuo3e produces healthy action Of tbs stomach
creating ~ appetite, forming ch5ke, and curing tho
most ohstloats csats Of IndiScatiop.
scaESCK's MANDRAKE PILLS FOR THE CURE
OF Liver COMPLAINT. ETC.
Thtsa Pulls sfa sitoEAtive. and produce healthy Ae.
ton of the liver. Without tbs least danger, they ars
Tres from comeL and yst edeseious ID ressuriux
healthy ecsloa ef tho liver.
These remedies certain cure tor Consumption -
the Fu0oAlc Sfup 5lpens khs matter aud puf6ts tho
blood. Ths Mandrake ttlls act upon lhe liver
HEALTHY Bile. and rcuov0 III diseases Of lhs liver. oi<o
cause Of Consumption Ths Seasced Toutc ssyea
lone aud strength " tbs stotaseh makes good 4fxes
Aoa sud enaties tas oFRags ~ 9uItn Eeod 9lot And
thAs e1eates healthy eltcaAtoa u htathy blood Toe
cuuburd acsaa VI the4G lnclctpct - ahus PlaatA
xti euts sss{1 ss.e e Eo..anyl.a taken IN slns'
Ur. scheask u p!otcs.onaly II BY business otaes.
corner SIXTH aud AKC1l y fS.+ FhllAitlth!& tFctJ
Au4dAI. II ltlA1 &d11GA A1afH4t4d.
, 1877-11-09

THREE TIMES THE STRENGTH.
Dr.. Priee's speesal darosing extracts, yanii,s.
orange, lemon, etc.. ARC threo umes tho strength
of the osdinary extracts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

advance and then-heretofore il always has been fol-
lowed by a sharper decline. In the grand scrlmmage
TO close up, an important factor was forgotten or
overlooked tO-wit: that the late material reduction
OF railroad rates ON East-bound frcights Is the rSt
step toward the breaking up of all the recent rail-
road compacts. Not that attach any Importance
To the late reduction in itself because TO obtain the
business during the opening of inland navigation 1t
will he necessary to reduce to ID and 20 cents per
100 lbs from Chicago to New-fork. but it is an ac-
Acknowledgement by the railroads that they have not
got the business. However the scare sent Central
a. Hudson to 81 g. Lake-Shore to As Is and Michigan
Central TO II 3.
The granger stocks being similarly Influenced were
higher and strong Notwithstanding that the receipts
of all grains at Chicago for the month OF June, 1871
(the last two days being taken from the telegraph
reports) were only J,575.s63 bushels against H.
25I.151 in June, 1876; decrease Of 6,6Io'Zo9
bushels OF 81 per cent The receipts of Hour ior Tue
same time were 100 SOC bhls. in 1877, and 'l'9lo
in 1876: decrease 110.712 bbls. At Milwaukee,
there was received IA June, 1877, only 41%,'yl
crease j,j3, and OF flour lOJ log ana Zio'oot
hbis respectively; decrease 10Y. 1iS DDS. never
ticless. the cliques are strong enough 70 htfe
marked Rock Island to-day mp TO 81 l2G'i - -
Paul TO 1861 ~; Preferred TO 5l'sU .; Norm,
Wrst 10 20 and Preferred to 4Jl20 i5as Hannibal
and H. Joseph stocks were also higher, the common
at 3 and The Preferred at 80.
Western Union without cause joined IN the genera
good feeling, and advanced non 2I's to - =, but
later closed weak at % ls. The market closed lever
Ish and unset led
RAsGE OF me sAREET AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
oEFJcJdL REPORT OF AMERTcAy MINING BoARD
SALISBURY. 1877.
rInsT BoARD-I1 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
MONDAY. Jnly 2-P. ".

Never has the Stock market presented a greater
anomaly than It has TODAY. Every ono now knows
that the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Com
rany has decided to give an additional first lien OF
81 900. 900 on all its property for purposes, which
n prominent official Of the company informs us, ARE
none of our business" This necessarily wcakcns
the security toall ordinary creditors like lessons pur
veyors of supplies, &c Yet after fortyeight hours
time for reflection stock spectators did, pretend
ed to- interpret the fact favorable to the value OF
its stock aud particularly to that of its leased
line the Morris and Essex. Hence, the latter after
opening at "a made "A brilliant movement to 6sl4
after which it declined 10 G6l2 and closed at 81
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rose from 80
10 SSH fell back TO 373s aud afterwards sold at 3sls
Q37a373ia37ls Delaware and Hudson lat first, was
rather backward in coming forward to approve
the erratc movement of its sisters and snlkod at
33l2 ~ 333i a 33is, but later gaining courage 1t
rapidly moved forward to 37l2 figure which at
the moment reduced the old difference of over 20
per cent. between its price and that OF Delaware
Lachawana and Western to less than a of per cent
But lacking the support of short interest enjoyed
by the Others 1T almost rapidly declined Ia 3iS,
its closing price When 10 is made apparent that
movements like those already described canbe made
il will no longer be a matter of surprise
that the " shorts" in other stocks, bidding
farewell to reason and taking council only Of their
fears. rushed to make general liquidation through
the entire list. he result Of such movement is 30
well known w " scarcely need reteng. First asharp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
D., AIo,,n R,per Y,s.>f, nnd Raur,4ts
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY, July 2. 1877.

AsHEs-ouiet and unchanged Pots. 4a.c' Pclls, O's-
BEnsWAH-fnmer; slies 10000 los estein ana south
Ba5oG moderate semaGS u shor &C. GT keen
anu bsufIDiHG MAiEIAIs -Brck IN good supply, model
BAY. 81 5Oqs" % Up laNer Statt -; sica5. Ra
tIno s3ios q ara prices delivery included e. asd nsher
Gu olav snd s5asg on tdGn' SeSni p6sGd quoted az
IS IoGS5 90 Latin less sesiy quiet a, u 80 "a a oe
seAdS larry ye sOc lot Common 10, Al1n e an aS
FINISHING, ahe state Common rs qo,eG al 99 am NM nn
caa ged Wnite pue IAN export can moGelSe supply
s@@s fe , %" export aemsad steady We quote EASTERN
spruce slasG2 ~ for random possibly $i9asl9 on Tor
W,,lte me $tGGSi7 . shippers cnch upward,
non Lox tlj Tor boz. harloW Building TIMBER 81
eg c ayos sg Go Gteea Flooring bos 800
~ Dts do, do, S2GSt' eaIgoes Al tle sOH!b
adv oGts-Ii alnG,, s7O0s7J y NJ. Ash $3Jo:3o 10:
OAK SyatO do 9dpg' sSog go Sts,H 1 IIs anu 20
ono 80 go 9 a. - 10 iijcsory S5bas5U DO for Wss
CANDi.HS one ahaed~iatent. Soc.; Aesrpoeprqe Is
az 0incS Ga osraI supply, knssh 5s&1''c'
'S G01 fairly at low prices vt ao%nioa a:
quiet; Liverpool House camel - ot'itgi Il 20
49, T3rry PcnDsyvania Wesmoreand and West Sir;;
lied al 10 Anthracite - 80 -" 20 " mo
dGoA quiet uncbangedi Domingo 90 ioe Caracas
Isl 2Cc. MaIaclDO 5uf' "nu "ui JUL - az es ex
Ia ace, - 2c gold tOotauons Ordinary Sarsoe. "a
IL 5 6ar' ,r o, - gold grades et ~
ca. G&fC.. SlnEApoIc ri
Si aracsbo lsdzU Laguayra, 5000 Jahei.+
a. lOhsOl1Ssc. zorro t'c'b -"
isIlIc. Nrxcau L2G l2ti Aiacd7saI 100
SI,' Aus0stua, zUl2c.. saNanil4a IoG<VS' O1eo"
i,n0PkNAGE STOCK, quiet nrm Empty h"s -" 1et
Prime SS8 a So - lccS
DO ssIS8O, Molasses shoOGs 81 inches, WIN leads
an ~ 81 al, sugar SHOCKS Heads 50 inches n ~
40 30 40 SO inches 5"0 II so; 9ox SHOCKS ood 'Uc
Kum Sbooks shocks 1O 0uds.. ,..-.---
E-Slsal urn hanged; Manila Cordare
slIes above l2,Ieid, and lay Rope IL &c 10 Mania
l5c do oihicao, Jtiread ID &C.;
oruage Ius Oye arms. l6c do do Othiead au0S
tnTead &c; Whale Linz, 10 &c; TaIred MAMA i4ci
Eie Iarrtd Manila Iath Yarn, 10 nc. ssAl Rope II &C;
do l1I,teai, i2c. DO, C-tlrcad ana ythretH ~ -c
Trei s,al Lam Yarn lie. Russ Hemp iarIed CoIAge
iS, American ackeid Temp IaITed CoiaGe lZe laIeh
Au,rrlrau Latin Yarn, l2c. Fine do. do. L. NPc
COCON-S qu business nrm AZ hohiha duV aho9
&c SIZES 6i2 bal when lv5 lac Saturld} lucu1-
ing II sunni anu 20 Tor eAp.r dehNtl"u on IN
bales, The pofts l50O oairs assusb
re - Ne 80 and 800 a. is day last year TOTAL sept
3yl6 AZ bales aga 4,OGj36 same time last year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

TTarsfcrable or(eIs At II 80 81. o.,- .,oofv
w 49,. e,,nf a. 10 currency duty paid - 70. toii'
boni. Norphne QutuiDc, n 20 'anlnoI %, ~,
is5ID .t, n tslm IOu - a. Nitrate Soda - o'"F -
goid u,r 40 10: Tartar, ZS'2d N'. Et -. Al
ypr f5qlSc. gold; English th,nlca 50 ioL,.
Snda "a 5u1 ii 30. Caistc 81 iO0tl 30 An1 ~
AN sota All cold: Bleaching Powder - ~ ~ o;t.'
c1rrerrv c1lorate Potash ~ eQ22c, goa o ,e56r'
sfrtury Sasssirls a. 40 Wulrre - = go Loo
lin : 80 glass. Clutch, o2afc, g9w - - ton treot
COLI Virginia Sumac, So, Sic}, - - ,pc Al T5qs p5
Is 5tUc Cheuo. lie Flowers, -o2eo''' i'''' y
sIgli; The wholesale market quiet but steady We
omit N,ssarhusetts shore hacke'e 81 ~
Tor So ? and IS 5Oofi for No 0S",,s. inaglSc Tor
Georges Herring, la lSc iNt ~ - '@'
Ioirn ASD MEAL-rhe Flour Market run fof no
Me,um yrtdes OF Extra were IA lai I'pus. well or the
W s1e. oticr Al Is qutcdul, an No - %
rather easier sales 800 uhls al - 90 uf,l0r 10
=, n sur,rGne state and western r11iuon 10 do;
Common Extra STATE; 90 80 o s. Choice 20 Fancy
do 900 So 60 Inferior To SoninT u Good do V2g
81 common 20 Far 3. SfxrA for Europe S6Gt6 %.
50 Good to CEOice doi cay @cs. Inferior 60 I"ah'n tN
anl 20 9a ~ LOT " ~ 90 common R,iusts xra
70 .; hood To SnIax straisht BRANDS ~ ,sT ~.
81 5uGSlI, ihcs''i Extra 81 iouia 30 0Oa5' -
mon to GoSas do "a 7Odlo 50. Market slvsdiis,
Good 70 ,ssy common gr'.ts I.s,ss ~ al
1000 Fionr firmly he'd, and IN nodes's - -.
10. Soui ~ hbs Common Gtot rNdh " -. ~
sales i,ry Choce do 50 SOC $40 10 f1ts 10Y ~ IIo
Good =" ,r va. thbleed Change to-day by ~ II
more hor snSsi Ioricon" and held $40 So
a 70 ""hsWsea sales 80 bbls. supreme = ~ ern
qulo nnW NtAL gulrt. sales, AsO bbls lSn." "a 40
I.y.rv and Pennsyi - sodsS % .s~ sacs LIDO
S S sS A" CORN MEAL, III sacks. sts~ay n~'' '
% o. cas,.e Clty O7 per 100 ibs o,o,oci Fresh
SACKS Ses st is Dried quiet aud nnehangvu ayer y
frait. .tsaay. iAiIly active We quote HAS'A' ''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

Government bonds are moderately active to-day,
and strong on the reinVeStment demand OF the July
interest now being paid at the Sub-IreaSury. heie
we're sales of registered SKIES at II &; coupon
IsG5 new issue M 1864: coupon nfOrtes Is,
ond A L. nor GEM at lOS5s and coupon new lives AZ
10 i ia ~ of 1881. 1865, 1867 and 1865 are
quoted ex-cOupon. We annex latest suec' iuo'"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

Money lent very freely at 1 and per cent. on
cali and discount quoted at 3l2 10 liz per cent.
The United States Treasurer at Washington received
to-day $4,000 National baul, notes for redemp-
ton. The customs receipts were 100000, and the
internal revenue receipts were 100000 The fol-
lowing Is the ccarIn g-uOIse statement to-day: Car
rency exchanges. $79,20t.G11; currency balances,
ST. 80, 10l gold exchanges, SIG $40; gold
balances, = ,sjG,13
The Bank of England gained the sum of $4,000
on balance TO-DAY. The market WAS quiet. COnsOls
easier at q 1 Is aud L. - bonds being at 1924 for
fen-fortcs l-O7Sa at 1U6li, new 5s ut lON2, and LIS
al IO5ll Ia American Railways Erie common was
higher nj 61t preferred, l660 l6l2; Illinois Central
~ and NtW-York Central. sta S6l2, eX-dIyldeud.
Bar silver was quoted at 537si. the owner. Rcntes
i'm Paris opened AT l07 and closed ut 100 francs.
Proposals for the new Bonds offered hy the Buta-
TO- New York and Erie X. X. Co. for the purpose of
paving of the old bonds due December /, 1877,
were opened OH Saturday.
The total amount of proposals received was 50
GsS oO0 at from par and accrued interest To lO6 u,
and the whOie loan was awarded 10 Perkins, Lly-
iugston Post * Co., Bankers, 23 Nassau street, at
from lO255lOo cash. Its equivalent in old bonds TO
1861, aud Interest.
The East River Savings Institution announce that
interest at the rate of sX per cent per annum on
all accounts of ~ 600 and under and at the rate of
five per cent per anuum on all amounts over
So 900 has been declared out of the earnings of the
last SIX months, upon all sums winch by tho
rulss are entitled thereto, payable and after
the 10Th day of July, 1877.
The First National Bank OF lonkeIs has red adeal
dividend of "a per cent.
The following is recapitulation Of the public
debt statement issued to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
Ncw civilizations.
THE TRIBUNE NOVELS

PRICE TEN CENTS EACH.
Jry, NorI IN ihis series Is complete aid unabridged
CHARMING FELLOW BY Frances Eleanor TroloPe
Two LILIES ~ JUL. Ksvanagh
BLACK SPIRITS AND WHITE BY Frances Eleanor
1Toll0Pc.
coon LUCK BY r. Werner Trans!sted from the German
for TUE TEIBt ~, by Mary stuart SMITH
orynrIA:A ROMANCE. BY 4. l.. Frsuclon
LORDS AND LADIES.
f,ubl,sled by aIrsng with A X LoIinG Boston,
PAIR or BLUE EYES. BY Thomas Hardy.
Pullsiied y a5rat cement with MessTs Henry non d
O., who Sc Leisure Hour Series contains AUTHORIZED
editions II all the writer's w0rk'j
oer equally excellent END popular Doves VIZ aIIess H
- - iff.ials aad 90 aIgc octave icrh, rAectoht ~
'.uen FOR ica1ug and FIcseTt al on. ~ rus ~ ~,
tuar.ei o. ch aDness, and place WITHIN ie ig W
or ,nefe.v nominal stan ard works ".ci C"n,pt
..e,ylrr, Tor less than seven q = 'l-t
nos Ia t.s ~efirs ar ~ si~h'"i oii"
80 "a - about si1e o. iiarPeFs " se-is. . ~, any
49, ftrf 81 NOsel" Eatras may De procured OF sns
Atf IN M. ma he'd ro-t.at. receipt OF tcn
Gets ADDRESS IN ---
IJLL'S LIFE OF
~ NEARLY READY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03


In State bonds Missouri Skies, long date, were
stronp a A3l2 ex-nterest, tennessee new bonds sell
ing al 49, and District of Columbia 3.Oos advanced
In city bank stocks Mechanics 90 sold at 120,
Metropolitan lJ at l24, and Bank vi North America
Q1 at 81. - H.,
Railroad bonds were ratabe for a further advance
in Harlem and ST. Joseph convertible IS to 30. There
was an active business the Rock Islands, Is sell
ing at IOs5s ex-interest, aud Is of 1917 at lU35i.
North-Western gold bonds were marked UP TO SJ'4,
plain consols selling at 107, and Morris and Es.ex
seconds at 100 Thirds of Erie were strong at 1908
and fourths al IO3lf u 1913. Ia the Paclii's entfI
rsts sold at 1868 ex-interest aud Union hrsis ~
1913, ex-nterest; ditto Sinking Fund selling at 9O1i
a96 80, r r .
nespi,e the free disbursements Of the Treasury Tor
JnIy coin interest. god IL scarce for delivery, ana
COMMANDED ll2d2l2 per cent per annun l0r use
The sars were ali made at 105lid 100 y. The As
sistaut Treasurer pad out Tl,s10OOO IN com inter
est ON the public debt and 1892 900 IN redemption
Of called bonds The days business of the Gold
clearing Department of the Bank of the state Of
New-York covered: Gold cleared, Sl3,S6s 900; gold
balances 81 sol, 200; currency balances, l,oJo-
u.s. The gold quotations were As follows: -
10 -. 1851 l2:20........lO5'2 S-..-...lOjS
Foreign exchange was great aud steady, with sell
ing rates 81 S7l4lDi o7l2 and - sSl2d1 1854 10
the Tor 90 days. and demand sterling bills. The
tto,g pr "A, follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
cood ortinarr. Low Middnns-.-..
S,',c, Good uriuarvlIis MddliuR. ........-...
Enture deliveries irregular; moderately active

$50, good ordinary lis Mddliug- ;ll'ls,
Future deliveries lrr gular moderately aeye; HPpol
aav,ces not encouraging. Sales Satufay a1, -
fuir $50 ~ 30 Aagust 20u, l2i 700 1913, 1000 lSS
I0 IS3j September 1000, ~ Is. 300 i2l5 Oc'o9er'
To- 50; January, 100, ll62 MARCH, Qc od is % lSs.
an t.iss sales to-day ~ 10 y. Hl.Jnly l-V ~ % ~
I2 81 100 1885 200 "a 100 l2S6 go - IS'
1913; 100 l22g A4suS i0o ,ao sa V" 400 i2 AZ
g00 - a 10 l24S 1000, l244; 300 80 30 l2s9
200 S 7SG 1871 700 y 80 300 229 ospemeer 39 9o
80 10 10 il GOO Il - 100 lZ.22 LOO IL IL iOO
10 i00 10 3 90 1912 zoo. l2ll; loo II 10 Oeio-
b1 S6C III IT, Is 100 lI75 roo l75 100 Il p S3 ~
so9 g. November 100. 100; 200 ll4Ji 2oo IA
90 a. 10 llIj. 500 ll.f4. DECEMBER 500 li.'o;
S 90 ~ ADO III: 800 I49 2oO. Il45; to,al 5o
6acs; grand total o5,i baig ilrs, 'ai An5ls" ~ ~
l. al l90 IN 10 POO 1880; TO-, l23si Sepi-io y oV.
IL II los T. 81 900. FIJI October 600 lLao NHH'tn
- oot Il n, urcrmucT, 800. ll.5O, iotal, 5-O ~ =
bei w ,,l c,li 100 Juv 23i August 100 rs t-
"a Boo ,I.s Tiicd li August 100 go; ~pt,mueF,
100 .2D4; OCT. 10 .l26f; toal SUI oIes