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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YosK. July 2Gwhl. the prospects are improving 4
We have r,eoV any .oash western soeS ana that ono,
must arst train q STOCK going
supply al wania ald materially reduce prices True, the
the butchers will snly they Obliged
ut o not expect glut of cattle and hogs at least for
BEEvps Arrivals few head of local cattle and
Tic day va 9iy styeny cishi h, Win 20 sine -aiuTday
for stock Of the necesOu butchers try ms Ia
a%ay gnkg sc an ras e 9 .9r d1
sold At e. % % ~ yearlng Helfers ssl D. a 2c i've
i477 D. rs. g n DO, ll9o@ I$c 56p me % ia I.
are promised car LOADS OF cattle tomorrow
they unoadca being from Thsis
roln to ancient PRACTICES Few also get IN on
CALVIs-Arryas 81 at Gothsi aud 300 scattered about
selling al g. win good at add heavy calves at
trne Elliot CO. sold II butteniks, i78b, at Sac; IA
j kly sold 4s Of p 5b at ic.' vea llo, 7c; II Of
27i NJ q; Of Lab ,I, I'.e ;,
Of SS &C. e o Of dsS e st At e ~ At % Mt
P1ier, roneoer sol calves AZ ~ and 10 at &C.
IL an Co sold 10 calves. at 7c al be- and 20
SHEEP and LAMps-Arr.yas 10 cars at Jersey Cyl at
M ""T :a al sa. 'qosly s 5G iSc ssinay
IL yng nv her LAMBS and especially ihe breedns ewes
fresh mportaons om The West will Do neoe ir seed
mer WHO yielded ms branch Of industry up Tie West
now wishing he had - hundred sheep Tor sale. quite
good many OF the lambs " ay by boat from BAN
.n0re, late iOg the market
rad sheep are scarce aud wanted. sale save
jersey Ewes Ga6-c. One It, pretty good sold az &C.
show decided weakness, especially THIS p m lse
brought &C. III The morning, were Offering AT odof
before night.
Fiee saies Maryland Lambs. 60 IT, made at Sc,
~ ally fat Jerseys sold at 9dJlic THIS n)Ih
na-in e eases siili higher or fancy.
90 ~ Che. 100 Mars land Lambs, 90 10 at &C.: % little Jer
sey "a y b SLC lJ0 do. 30 i5. Dc; az do. 81 b., ?e
holmes -Dld 81 jersey Ewes, - H., ~ &C.; 20
Maryland lambs 80 H. &C.; 81 Jersey IS ID al oc ana 80
Juad q buckingham sold II Maryland sheep 81 h. &C.;
81 state - y. AZ Che 20 Maryland Lambs 90 H. AZ SCI
& IL Tia, ies 90 Jersey Ewes, 10 at s'ac; 295
oil Lambs. 80 ", at 30.
kirby -o % sheep Gl0G9lc.i 1873 State Lambs, 81 H.
2o % % J at 5c - o. G53 ID at Be- III Of % H.
al gc oo An
Of 10 d. M gitr; 81 NJ - b az Gas root 81 ID, at J2C
lialrubcck DAVIS sold % state Lambs 90 y, at S'c
C. Collins sold 10 jersey Lambs at sdJc.
Holman Anderson & Co. sold 81 Jersey Lambs 30 ID, at
Ss. and 33 81 go n. ~ DC
u Irh * i.rd sold - OF 80 n. at go G9e
IDlns IuchcOu li - thiH JeI Lambs, 40 b, az c
p o. 60 70, ~ S'ic.; - ~ % 10, AZ Sc
iburon ~ sold II jersey Lambs. s. h. at &c.
Peters * POucier sold - Jersey Lambs 30 u, Al
Hawk - Ifaucc sii 81 cf 81 d. AZ IL poor ~ e.
Fec q sod 80 Jersey Ewes, 30 70, ~ 1c 20 Lambs
20 D.. az 2c. 80 go $500, %, ,o,. On
-, ,c- -,
UNDERSTANDING to-day. Reccp,s now stand 1863 since
SATURDAY.. against l4jJS time last wee Very Lc~
of fo~e held being killed. ia IA there few 10 XIII
Dressed may quoted al SGo'c; though some OF the 1908
uers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

TT.nsiaranIc oracrs win bc ISSUED At l2.lOc.
CoFFTE-A Bin ds dull ard unchanged Rio Al lii2 zoe
lava at .ia-6'ac Maracabo at 1so2Oc, all ecii No
F.iI1TSND fEAL-Thorr was more active demand
for civ Mills lot taken Tor Europe al On
ss Nrw wheat Flour There fear ct short
supply Of -Four ~ ce;cuynSe 90 Inc siA ns - yie
rrceiycr ooDaderabo stock in the hands oi jobber
here g. naEc 100 90 barrels Flour The weekly city AID
Suburban co.s"npon is ss,,Hat, al J ~, 70 "a m m
apprehension of Flour famine even # Supplies snail
s aa 6 s PACK ;, !" Sass ~ 10 p IS 90 - supefnc
ana &c $685. - og ss coca 10 Common Sa ~ ~
IS 90 GOOD Caoice, e. 3jcs7 - Choice to fsncy
'' Va g 55 common to FAR do IS $50 - Far
70 So4c &C., :g; 3 for G?S 20 40 and Ca q SO 10Y ar
WesI InMeA inferior to Common Extra i'onh Hoop
@6s 20 coc 90 S 5o 81 2 SSS9 aesS g Sio
nclu ng STRAIGHT brands >, 7JS'2 -; Common % COED
=. sou HE"N fLoUK sieaiy -nH Grm. safes 81 90
n09 7, Iucigd M Ncw WAea' r1ui., = OOGTo d..
COM M N%I scsrcc frn: saies 100 6bls yellow
western Jersey a-d ennsy At - - 80; Bran
dyvne. 81 30. Colrc Zeal shade finer; sales 81 500
ci.iIS WiiA-ae %a'Ae ioc,ys for tor on sgFEs
livery "s ado - eI, ~ ~ g. w. en - i,Ujo
bs G@Gr, 80. 'sS N'' : SOD T. ~ -, 100 Pl S
ei " ues, Aug "a - 30 ld, ~ = asked. 49, -,plrn
s &c. ~ ssEed: TO-. October y p 3D. Il - asF jfadSi
No Noria@. -epienIg - 1 Og ~ = ~ ssSs A.1r
81 o. =; 800 tush. New Amber AenGeAy - ~ -;
1000 bushels Sew Red and Wine WestcTu, - 80;
2suOJ bush. Winter Rcf, August - l" 500, bisl
40 >. a. Hfs lalf q! September: . il. ID. sc TENDER,
1000 buslL Graded, No NpIne september - "2i2a8 81
81 n. ~. Oall.-NrN no 4Gti i'
live closing - 10 bio. A as asked August delivery 4! -
bd - % a4kg srt"Csf osi.sry "a Spilt "s o
81 - ID OcoD-r delivery. For Grated 80. Northwest
Sriue september - 30 MS bd, ami y 81 asked, ld after
can .a.c. ~ busl. No. red Winter StpicwbiSl -
bAtl.l4 auU co.. "a RILEY MALT inactive, with
,,if,6 r!ry.... ca DA irhs-SarS 100 o,s. duty
aI barrels free IL ~ Quoted ir bnik ana IN INA al
rl:l s.-.5alcs 10000 canada arye tie mh
de ~ August S9C So bond. aud 10000 Du- Ne" .'iai,
RYE teor delivery private terms - oi, stat" ana
arr, a,o.a 95 9J, spot Western, Is CORN
Vas qac better with active demand. At tae ~ call
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
CATTLE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

pfFF,Io - y July 2G-NO movement Of live stock tOday.
stpurts on the EIie and Central roads vii probably be
made tomorrow OHy cw sales OF cattle were made to ely
butchers TO DAY but not sufficient Tor quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

sales steamer Mixed, - 0c0 hasa July at h3i2aG@ar
81 OGO bush. Steamer, August, o. tUi2dOlc sOuv Gaded
80 Mixed August Il - ,OrJ busi. Graded NJ. =,
september ~ 81 ~. After cal: 2SO0O Dush. spot. a, 5l0
so tor ugfaled Mixed o. as &c. FOR Graded steamer
MixcG: Graded No. Mixed; Ghc Tor Graded Low
Mixd: CO., Old Western Mixed; 66G o3c for Hlgh
Mlxc ole DAMAGED. Csc Tor yellow western: 6-t Tor
White Western. Fr FGtUfc, $4,000 bush Steamer MiNro
next Heca delivery g. $4,000 July Ssanei, a 81 70
& G. cio,pi al G5c; 10000 August .. ~ ~ 0G2c
10000 July at GJc. ~ the $40 all the bidding ANA
.l.aat r,rts,g k.aT4
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Foreign Exchange was quiet. aud the market
ruled STEADY for actual business, at abouty erdays
w .uu.V I.fo. n offtrioI uuoTa fiOns.

Money was easy to-day AT lI2G2i2 per cent on
call, discount being quoted N rates previously
given. The United States Treasury at Washington
TODAY received $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption. The Custom receipts were SZlO.oOo.
and the Internal Revenue receipts $4,000. The
following is the Clearing housc statement TODAY;
Currency exchanges. jSoJl ,d23; Currency bal
auccs. $3,429o1 GOLD exchanges, 9S,19l,3l4;
G. id balances. $50, j4l.
In London today British Cons0ls were 9i'sU9i 3 2
AGAINST 945s4943i nj the Close YESTERDAY. Unite:
States Bonds were Is higher for los * for bIs and
new hyes. and unchanged tor lO-i0s. Illinois Con
lral stock was up 20 5Gl20J6, New York Central to
81 n 80 ana Erie to rs The Bank Of England IL
rectors at their regular weekly meeting, lett the
minimum rate Of discount al per cent. line bank
,ost fGO0.O0O specie during the week, n1llWlth-
Standing which tIe reserve Is II per cent of iabi-
tic- against rs Sc per cent last week. The Bank o
France lost 100000 francs during the week, and
lhc Imperial Bank OF Germany lost 6OOu.OOO
marks. At Pans sterling exchange was %. H.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
"AO"""s Pnces.
9G shares National Mechanics Banking Association -
81 shares Exchange Insurance Company e1dlV) ~
30 share, Marine National ia * oi y l----... ~,
haitian Fire Insurance toinialy'''' ''i
20 shares Merchants National BaGi 10
The receipts oil Flour and Grain at the principal
Atlantic ports for this 2Gth day Of July were:
Now York Bait. Pma Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

sKvoRyAss July 20--Cotton dull And ga, midhhlR
,li.c. Low Mlddlng, l07c Good Ordinary lusc 10 10
resipt 80 bale ~ bales etTorts coaS'"'o' A""
b.,s salea 500 bass stoek, 3S,vll bales. a., Ill
GALVESTON. July 2G-cot1on aun anu io"ei '" ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

In state bonds the business was merely nominal.
District of Columbia 3-GJs selling at 79ls.
In city bank stocks so shares American Exchange
sold mi 1OJ1s II Bank OF America at 1909, and 20
Republic AZ -.
RAILWAY bonds were not particularly active.
Chicago and Norih-N estern consolidated s0ld bonds
were sold at S6l2, Chicago, milwaukee, and n. raul
Suk1ngIun at ~ Z. "a SOB, and Toledo and ahasI
first, cx-coupom al %. Hannibal and 81. Joseph con-
vcrtible SIS were at SJa s912 Morris and Essex
Zd's sold at 1O7ls; rs OF 1871 al GS, and Central
of jew jersey consolidated at O33l. Central Pacific
f-ts brought lO7l2; Union Pacific iirsts 1OJl2, and
Sinking Fund bonds 07li.
There were no new features in the gold market,
although "a slightly weaker tone prevailed. / bc
sales alteTnaielyat lO5Ss and 1922, the hsier
GgIlye being current AZ tie Close On gold loans the
rates were hat to lG4 of one per cent for 1on"wng
Tie Assistant-TrcasuIcr paid ont $4,000 ~ com
interest on The public dcb1, and $1,000 in redcInp
ton Of called bonds. The days business Of tac
Gold Clearing Department Of the Bank Of the state
of NeW-loTk covered Cold cleared, @lJ, l03ODO;
gold Balances ~, tl0,290; currency balances, ST.
J2J.SlJ. The gold quotations were As follows:
1863 O52
ll......-.........lOJi2 lO''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA Stocks.

CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Bia ASKED. BID: Asked.
lity is. new lila IL SchuylklN. Pref Z ,,
a.. r II. of r. J. .i3l 1872 NOltLtnCenR.H~ ~ -,
penn r p 2gts 29ll I.ollch Nav. liza l7's
Readius r. R.... fi7- IL Iitis tit & But. 81
fcbtrh Valley r. 3d.. 335. Jacksonville R.. u u
CafaSissa Pref. 30 81 central liabs-- -
PhiL & Ere K. r.
Tho following table of prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares. including the opening
prices of today rs received by telegraph from san
Francisco is furnished by VIM Ward, Drcxel Bnild-
IN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
LONDON July 26-l230 nConsols, g4'a for both money
And the u X four ann half'pc cent Bonds ioo
Tri. raiiway shares, 7l9 Illinois Central, 5ila
IOspnS July 2B-l3U m.-Consos 940is for both money
ana ths account Ere railway sharcs 10 Pas Adyiess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
KANsAS pACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY

Il ANSAS PACIFIC RAiLN Az COMPAN1
IN dorinory Union Pacific Railway Co Eastern lnvlionl
LOUIS Mo- Juno %, ls77Nctce Is hereby gwen 10 te
secured by the following mortgages or deeds
Of trust above company, namely Morgage dated January
l. 1866 road OF SAID Company, between Lawrence
Leayon@orb, To j. T.. Thompson aud H. NJ Alexandrf
mortgage dated August 1863 OF the main ine 81 se ON
pany LIST the IiOth mile post thereof west rom
Nysnoit. to same and mort gage, dated June lob u we
main line OF Company, from the s0th 10 The 39Nh mhe
pos thereof west from Wyaniott, TO T. thompson ana
Aaophus Mecrhat said Company 0l, on MoniaT, the 81
ay september next apply District Court Douglas
County, Kansas. appoint RUFUS J. LACkLANDo OF ~
nis No Trustee O Of said mortgages or deeds OF
trust in place D. Matthew Baird decreased
ROB r. CARR. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Thursday, July 20. 1877.
The three following legal auctions wero
(nsposod OF to-day at the Exchange salesroom;
ny Louis Hesigy.
9h1oo Fordbam cor Locust ave. West M,
f"'''i '"' d. A~'I ~ !, " s,g,.sn
three story and bass brown stone houses with
90 fl Germana Tdfo Ina. o...........-..... fovc
EyJHo. Ihs& atarns. 49, ,,,,,
] two story frame house and plot ~ lind ms Woonruh
ave. 100 II n. Of rrospectst. West Farms p0s SVox
1908; Q. T. hatiisge..
OFFICIAL RECORD or REAL ESTATE TRASstERs.
sEw YORK CRY
Washington ave 5Oxl273 (23d ward; stephens . Am
4Oh.st. . io4 5l-aye 3GIiogIO. Fisher to @ -,
wiIis.sye, " a 20 NV iiSst 5orIo5 B o'setoH 80
Houston st. n $ a IL Gcorict il. ior6se, Abram.
to A MnsJaurn ................... C,OO0
Bernard 10 Geldea 800. 1880
c Iindner ''..,'.. ''. 25loo
nouS iud wi'cio ii Downs SomlnI
l. Dahton .,...'' - 49, ....-.-.,.. 10000
l7in.si, IS sijGn shave. I76Isi Ferran and -,
To- IT, iianSen' .. 800. -, ,,.VV ' 22.ooo
tOilciaiI J.Y. sAyAsk Deputy REGISTER.
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MoRrGAGEs.
i35tst " Of Alcxander.aye 25d Warl years $500
iSGti g. W OF Alexander ave 3 eaIs........ 1900
Dwyer 1hos T. :. To G,rmania life Tns Co, = OF -
l3dth-si, Of Alexamlersve 3ycars 1890 $3.50. 200
Roppor, q. q Mutual Life lns Co.. cor u Loxing 90
same to same cor OF ID ave I2jih-t year. 10000
same 10 same COZ of IeNingtonaYo and i@sihst -
sam, 10 SAM, Of llihst n OF al ave, Iyear 800
sane 10 sane Of iz51st Of iogioaye year 1000
q .ame u ~ I2iisi aud 3davc, year 900
ton; veal. ''.''...... 1900
tOdcaiI j. y. siyiGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

Brookpn Real estate for Sale.
nWELLING-HOUSE Nos. - Willow-st.,
~ ~ ksst 40. IL aud 81 Nassst 100 and 02 Pine
appost, ~ and ~ Wlougihy 81. "A Iafsy etteave
GORDON L. FORD. 81 CLARK -. Brooklyn.
NOR SALE-On Conner of CaIlton-av. and
4 Bergen st. very desirable LOTS ior immediate
prOyement " III be sold only for cash An morGage.
RULANB WHITING. BeekinaIrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
financial.

A GAS STOCKS.
~. NEW.YORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
| MANUATLAH GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
all kinds OF Brooklyn and New York Gas Securities dealt
Indy GLO. IL PRESi ISS, . , ~
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ppIST GIoTuS MARKET.
COTTON MARKETS.

proyIpE,cg r. L. July 26.-Punt cloths stiii inHou'
STANDARD and Extra GixGis nolnnaiy Al af..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
Counlrn i)roperIn 90 fel.

CITY HOTEL ~ PROVIDENCE, r. l., TO let
I for one more years This Hotel r. wri known % no
travelling pub, throughout tie world AMI from it. riiuiYn
surroundings must continue 10 De- the leading Hotel Tor
Address JAMES II. HODGES. Providence n l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
a SINKING FUND BOSDs.-In accordance WIN gro.
visions the indcnure cent ~ tue outstanding
sinking Mortgage Bonds Of the Union Pcnc aioal
Company viii by lO at ;he Oihce ~ the company h
Boston, TUES DAY. July 81 lN71 AZ IL o. M me D,s 80
10 redeemed on the first day OF september lS' rs
provided ia said mdeutrrC.
Rn.tn 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Eiuer Vessels and RdiirOdds.
THCBsDAY, July 20, 1877.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
THuHsDAY. July 90. 1877.

ASHEs-ouiet steady; Pots at Sc; Pearls at Csc
COTTON md 80. lower the sales Oh LOO
bale 81 which sOi last evening including SOB 10Y hoo
sumption 200 delivered contract QUOTA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

said stock will Of i've per cent
aunu pay the Grst day Of May anu November In each
year. ,,,.-..,. g..
proposal should be sealed and Endorsed Proposa5 Tor
" the Ciy ~ New YORK.. ani enclosed III seo" en-
vcone addressed to the C0mptrOiler .
Tine rch reserved the part OF the Comptroller 10 REJECT
any an 49, If in his Judgment the Interests oil tue corpora
ton require 10.
For fi information 5 city Record. -
JOHN KELLY, Comptroller
city Of New York. Department OF FINANCE comptfoiIrfS
l. 141T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
DROpOSALS FOR X1O7.OO0

Sealed proposals will be received ~ the Comproers ohce
titST Z. 1877 at O'Clock when the same " Al
be publicly opcoed. the Whole or any pat Of the sum o.
% 0o,' the CRY of New York ~ follows;
"CROlON MAIER " AIN SIrCK," AS authorized by
it6c - - ''A -o.'. ..... $4,000 90
"AuBrIONAL NEW CROTOG AQUEDrCr srOck'
sbic Hnenst / $1,000 OF
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Gin i1roperIn 60 Cei.
Drocklnn properip 90 Get.

A TO LET, very low. the desirable 3-story
a and basement brick dwelling 40. 22B Carroll
Carroll Para bic tenant TIE rent VIII Doe lidr very
reasonable Appv L. > f. CORNELL - Cuurt-t Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
Connirn Renl gslaIc for Sale.

nd
4 COTTAGE HOME in Flushing. with city
~ improvements, for SALE Small tw0slofy house. dgbt
front and back stairs furnace walter stationary tubs
nicely panted lawn, croqust ground gapevine
ami water pipes and swef connection 5000. bah
ance mort gage. Address n. a.. Box y6. tribune Once
A FINE BUILDING PLOT, 90 by $50, or
~ 10y sc feet dtsiribly located and dr. sf
veHicnt e. a. depots. M Flushing f. al on owner No
sPruceaL, y, address n. g., Box 10 Tribune Onto
convsnieHccs of sewers water &c
4 NICE LITTLE FARM of 20 acres, near
- this city, Naptcd Tor the dence ~ Nrwhork
being pleasantly lcse On high ground, Win
beautiful surroundings AMI IN hrstclass negy0rh"p, with
good school and college privileges morse ana st'ahlar
churches AZ hand. IL sohi Oy Doc }, All 20
rented good tenant Tor i've years. Address, T. ORANGE
Box 80. Tribune ONCE.
AT CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
~ desirable FARM ~ 20 suitable gent"maus
country residence The property located yn tie wt .le
old Albany Pos Road about mile north n tho
station. extensive ~ me Hudson River
The fully covered with apples p"a AND Other mall
ruts ami Is All under cultivation. Fip hluei comprsN
barn. house. and other Outudngs the hou-" con
tains large The property s be sod cheap. For
particulars address EDWARD tLpkkE Tribune OtIce
NOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, j3 acres,
the beautiful village OF Geneva situation excellent,
good buildings and abuudince of nut rare chance ,r
gentleman desinug 4 home. Apply TO ENkli "a.
SMITH Geneva, y. Y II hot solH by AoN J. wiz rent ior
term OF years
HUDSON RIVER, between Kingston and
4 CaissiiL-pcl ghtiu farm and county seat % acres
good bal dnes soc. crops Sc; magnificent mountain and
rycr views rutland & WHITING, 3 eKmansL
GOMERVILLE, \. J.-Forty-acrc farm pleas
- abty located nrsjclass bulings good soil viii b. void
''''' ~ HULAND & WHITING. . Boekman st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
REcEIyER's OFFICE,

TECERERs OFFICE,
CENTRAL RAlLRoA D co. OF NV JER,LY,(
No. 1l9 LBKRn ST.. NEW YORK. July a., 1877,
NOTICE is hereby given that the transfer
" books Of tr Central Railroad Company Of New jersey
will closed list the 2Oth NJ August next. both
,I,Vs iufIt.ive =. LATIIKOP, Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
Chicago, b ana Q

Chicago. b ana .
5u....bc.. %
Kan md II 10
ItO........ ~
100 ....... Ia
Han e. 81 10 Pref
2uO bc -Jl4
Bank OF Republic
30 -.---- -
Ontario silver Min
zoo coo. 2l =
Tol and " lst ex G.
1000 .-.-.. ~
" L Tel Coup 1900
~, 0uO. lO2
Morris & EsscK
IOO...-.bC- 81 .
100. ....... 81 :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

And the following were the receipts and shipments
at ana from Buffalo to-day:
Nv ~ rrcurrs SHIPMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

The receipts oil Flour and Grain al the principal
Atlantic ports for this 2Gth day Of july were:
yc,yYork Bait. Plia Boston.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-05
OUR ANNUAL MEETING.

The time for the meeting of the an
nual Convention of the Woman Suffrage
Association draws near. The last regu-
lar session was held in Salem, and it
was at that time voted to hold it there
this year, but the Society at the called
meeting in September, for good and suf-
flcient reasons, changed the place Of
meeting. Albany was substituted and
the fifth annual Convention Of the As
ISOLATION will there be held, commenc-
ing Tuesday, February 18th. The Pres
ident, Corresponding Secretary, and
members of the Executive Committee
are already at work, arranging matters,
soliciting cooperative labor, etc. But
the officers alone cannot make the Con-
vention a success, nor should the work
all be put upon them. Every Woman
Suffragist, man or woman, in the State,
whether appealed to by the officers OF
the Society or not, should send in their
mite in the way of words of encourage
ment, and If their finances will permit,
and we are 10th to believe that any
energetic person in the State is in state
OF utter impecuniosity-send along the
annual fee of 81 90 and have their names
enrolled upon the Secretary's books.
We need financial aid, and these fees, il
promptly paid, will enable the AssOcla-
tion to meet all demands upon its ex-
chequer for contingent expenses. We
hope that as many of the friends and
advocates of the cause as possible will
visit Albany at the time designated.
We shall probably have communities
ton from the President soon.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-05
CONSIDER THESE THINGS.

That many children are being brought
up, or, rather, are coming up in habits
of idleness, and that these superinduce
habits of viciousness and a certain in
describable element latterly termed
"hoodlumism," is fact that is patent
to every one.
The old saying, "All work and no play
makes Jack a dull boy" is familiar to
us all, and is perhaps as true as familiar;
but "All play and no work makes Jack
bad boy" would be equally true. We
scarcely ever go up the street out of
school hours but that crowds or bands of
idle boys from wee toddlers to strapping
youths IA or Is years of age are to be
seen, using their animal stamina that
should be directed toward a worthy OBJ
ject in trivial games, teasing small
boys, fighting, and, indeed, perfecting
themselves in every detail of immoral
ity attaiuable to them. These are often
the children of persons in moderate cir
cnmstances, whose stay is their work;
yet the boys seem to have no care, no
tasks, no responsibility. Children
brought up in this way are the prison
recruits, who, finding themselves de-
pendent upon their own exertions for a
livelihood, were too thriftless to work
and resorted to dishonorable practices to
provide for their own necessities.
Work, systematical, steady, and we'll
performed, is as near a panacea for all
evil as could we'll be prescribed. The
rowdy element that has so often de-
feated the will of the people by swaying
the elections in the larger cities in the
interest of immortality is merely this idle
boy element of twenty-one years and up
wards. 1t seems almost incredible that
the class who are expected to sway the
destinies of the State and nation when
they shall have come upon the middle
stages of life, are allowed to pass the
spring and seedtime of their days IN mis-.
chief-making, the use of profane anC
vulgar language, tobacco smoking anG
chewing, and possibly tippling and othel
forms of debauchery.
Industry is the great gate that lead:
to good morals; idleness the door to i'm,
morality and crime.