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rms y the only line running these curs be.
tween Chicago and st. Paul, CuiC4Vo and sill
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Az OmUna our Sleepers connect with the
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Total h.sh Uf- ST.. 2IH- 442l.fII 9-l-.4f4
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49, 4 I'D mon, ,,i,, IN ..,-.l ny f, ,.,,
40 +..f rr,I..I rir md ..' ,.-...y ag.. l.,.af
h'l .' t, f,.-i. Id.
r,.r. si.,ty a. in rr.r.elte demand f.u.,.-
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,.o f,,.. ..s. .d.. r0 .,es tros- Fl. I'D. tr
Lad, s..,, .l..t
s4il -'' mos , 'l"'. -'' a -
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-t,nhl 'n~h'r' , 'i"... pI '' -... '- . i'll ~
Hd. Bristol na avon 81" PEI steam l'' Jokes "e-7e
SIS. G ij- H4 ir per .faln. rt'' hs ri- '9. g. -
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terib,r 4g55 bid $500 asked November. $500
bid. so.92ia asked remainder year s9l2'a bid,
$500 asked December. -. "a bid, $40 asked
city steam 4icadv gnics 2f7 tcs, $3.50. Refined
500 trs Continental port - z,
India. TTER-Demaud larry active
choice grades mostiy wanted prices genera arm ~ IN
stsucns III Elsfe- Marast quiet nm tstH
FInar fair inquiry Long Island. Jersey, 2uc state
Pennsylvania. II c.ri9r, latter choice Choice canada
l~i1r.
RICE.-In small demand; Domestic 57i97c currency Ran
COon g e. gold. 50
steady. 1oisc, Prime wctsern lose
IO-r Choice CITY.
S AR-Haw grades easier aud weak owing 70 the 1cfinn
holders forcing hter7i husinc1+ FAR ~ e9d
r,uulug asf9ac: Centrifugal 9sTloic sales OuuO
buds fair refining above basis etf'-r hlweEe
were the closing refined In fair rcqurs hrauued
IISnIl 80: Powdered sc; Crushed II Cutioaf l2e
a" II p.
WHIsKY-Aarlet quiet 81 IL = bid held at 81 u Per
gallon.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL July l6Pork Eastern steady at TO- Western
seary At 81 Bacon Cumberland steady short Rlb
steady s6; Ias-Iong Cut ,tev az az shoulders duh
a. 266 3d. Beer-Ina s5e Extra Mas rer At
@t6I. Taow-Prin,e City Grncr a sd Turpeniae2
spirits steady - % Rss1ommm du ~ s Pine dun q
az slonr-LKtIa sta~ s1raGy 81 81. WheaiNo Spring
s $50 d. M ~" prs ady ~ y Win',F
corn 7o steady A. 81 Ercapts OF Wheat ior the
250 ara.
ITRgPoor July IG-1o90p m Cotton Arnor and fract on
ses 10000 b1 inciuuC loo FOR speculation and
There have been receipts Cotton to-day par
italy ~ better; Upauts sIdiing a.se Juiy AID Au
gust delivery, G6'sd UDsHds, Low Kidding ciau.e,
,t september delivery gu sd Upiauds Low Middng
cIaus september AMI October delivery ga s, BREAD ,tud
strong Wheat 27 az d per Genital Tor average Cafor
AA " '' ny I. loF a 4 -, t ~. ~, primo,
Ness Cheese SO 3d. perowr Tor The best grades Of American
Lard 6i per rwt 9r American PorE - Sd per bb for
rrins Ness bacon 3i6d per clear niddl,s
3ta TOR Short clear midles
irFsRPooi- July 6-5 m.Corn-25 z25 ST. per quarter
for mixed estern aId+43 der c~i. spirits Of iur
peIule % f@J3d cwt Tho aa4es t1ay included ZOO
clfi,e Jui, delivery ,d. rua-l- Low Mdng clause
Nen cr'p, shipped scltenuer and october SAIL omitted
Layooy. Ialy l6-l23op ana hair per cont
bonus ltt't Ten ,or,, p9Ai Ere galway shares 10
L5ooi Iuy Ia p. w. Cousois. gi'- for both money and
lve CENT Bsntes 40 07 francs - = confines for the &C
into Tie Bllz " Eug gland on balances tof,yis ef3o0t
LC.rey, Iuy l6-4D. oHso 9iii-o both money and
r4r CENT F.,r. S7 f.,nc - csntinc, f5r he account
LONDON July l63o m ~. = bonts, 1863; Ten-lores,
b., S0oS. July 10 p. n.~spiriis " Tmpenune 230da
LosUS July 16 Evening -IIns,ed OH % 20. per cwt.
LcspoN, JGly -Eveling-Lnseed on s-90t29 per
PARIS July lGExeh.nse London. 25 francs lia cen
Ay,ssar. July iG-rero.eum. 29il francs for fine pale
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90 1877. exhibit a loss when compared Win inc
so' -, months Of 1875 of 81 224 500 OF about t.
- Bat an ANALYSIS Of the reports shows That
-, roads. earning s2S, :S37,9 900 IN 1876, have
T.. 80 500 O99 or about 10 per cent WINE nine
- which in 1870 earned 81. 633lOO, have gained
as, o93 OF thirteen roads whose earnings are only
r.rortod ND TO May 81, nine have lost Sl,So3-
1eo and four have gained Sl1l,32o. IL Is
noticeable fact that the roads reporting
!. cain are principally those IN the Southwest,
a. nro,inent exception being Canada Southern
17ose Allowing = loss include Lake shore, Pennsyi-
,,,ia Philadelphia aud Erie, Chicago aud Alton
and Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul II 10 TINS
list could be added the reports Of such railroads rs
tbe Central anu Hudson, Michigan Central North
WESTERN Rock Island. &c. It cannot he doubted tna'
,be l,.-es woald swell 10 more than double the sum
reported.
With the information before us. notwithstanding
.,i, licial lcnials we are constrained to believe
tbat mover in the history Of railroads in this country
Ia. tle-e been less confidence existing between the
,oanar-ments than to-day. Crmmation and re-
crm;paron are frequent. Charges Of had faith are
nc banded about. Yet the condition Of all the
economies is So desperate that strenuous efforts are
mixing and VIII be made TO keep The true state Of
aiI,rs from the public.
The stock Market to-day opened with good send
off establishing in the early trade further advance
~ a53u. - per cent Tor most Of the speculative
staeks. Bu, this was destined 20 be of short dura-
io,, because the cGqUes sought 90 become sellers
i-sr,,d ~ BUYERS Hence q later decline which eX-
+-,ieI through the entire liat. This simply shows
borr limited is the amount Of stocks wiirh
NAV De sold upon On open market nut Goes
as ~ exhibit any weakness the
r of Gle cliaueS nor dispr0ve their power ID pun
{h those VINO sell short. Bat the course OF Che mar
H. for tae past few DAYS notice 90 mYcstofs MAO
a-e holding securities i0I higher prices 7hat l. VIII
h.. well ION them 10 keep close watch. Prices have
boer forced 10 q point WHICH would pay the ciqueS
a handsome profit if they could r.Jlize. and 70 Is
doubtful If they viii De willing 20 buy much more
e-..k in order 20 put a. higher, or even 10
sustair 10 u present prices. The result whca rhey
sessa is easily foreseen, The movement or the Fl-
an, .-c,s-tvbich was remarkably regular .hIou gh-
our the hst-is sufficiently explained rs the sub
Joined table showing the
RANGE 0F TuE STOCK AAEKKT
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY JULY II, 1877

East LIBERTY "a. July l6.CArrLE-Ieceipts since and
ncndng Friday Ia cr0s7s ~ through and % carloads OF
ara stock Ut mead total receipts Tor ihe week ending
to-day, oZSl head, against 6l5i head 229 carloads II
through and 1873 carloads Of stock last supply
air bat no business doing except RETAIL and that only
All averaee quality OF offerings generally medium Common
T. best - 1Od6 Medium 10 Good u 80 as Common 10 Fair
Hoos-Receips to-day. 1878 head total for week. H.
go heal AGAINST $500 head last weok Workers. 50 $50
- - Phldriphiss. - 20Gf5 80.
NiRIf- Erccips 5000 hcsd; total for the week. IL 600
hna against opj heal LAST sales A. 81 jvasJ 70
PfiLAnELrHit, Pa, Jnly lG.-CArrLR-Dun sales COO
head good 80 prime lc ~ &c. medium sac. S6 ac common,
-Modersycy active. 5000 head, good PRIME
ls-- &C.; medium. -fc 81.
HOGs-DuL, sales $500 head 1t F71pTT 30.
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Mddling. iasc Good Ordinary, lie; receipts baiej
shipments, 1870 bales; SALTS 1913 bales stock, D. -9 ae
BasrON. July If.-COtr4n hFn Mdsiug. I2N; Low Ad-
dliags l2c Good Ordinary, II sc. net recepts hAos
gross, bales; stock. 1879 bales.
GALVESTON Iuiy l6llotf0n auioti Mdding, llfci Low
Midilng IL 81 Good ordinary, l02c.; net receipts ~
bales; sales, 2O2 bales stock, IO,2TT bales -
NglPHs. July l6-Cittou stoadv; hddlings, III ac 70
ce;rt. 40 bales shipments. IS sas rs bsles STOCK
1880 bales
BALTIMORE July l6-E otton frmer: Middling. l2sisc
Low ndaing 1880; Cool Onar lie. exuort coast
- bales sales SAD bales sDnncr Is bales; STOCK
3O75 bales
LOUISVILLE. July lG.-Cpton arm: Middng II &c.
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COTTON MARKETS.

- r,-,- r,ly Ie Cotton unchlng q; Mddlug u he (
Good erfuaf, lV-ttt l'''il'' ""
i.l... sl.puef 400 Dair- stock. . lu- "hi t.t
fafuA Iu'y lG. teiih hrIi hhi'-. \ ~
ti,t.g h. 81 t..nI Ofd lay. iitsci act rt'eip,;
-" l..- SOS bales. sales, 2,J bales spnneiS -'O
bale 80 :, ~ -c,t-or steady Mitiug d nc Low
,,,,,v. lie Gopd Or'inar., l0's'i net trceipl' ~
f,,.s.. .5'.s >, ba' stock. i,l7i hf'A ...,, 81
'hrs - inn I6-orion steady Mdaiins, ll'ac,
,w Afidtur. go Good tii,i.ait nc. II
10 hides gross baesi sries. 90 nale'i I"'A -''"i'
bales 80 ,,... a.. s,ds,,g II t,c. law Md.
.,n. s Good Dtd nary lNet; hrt icuribtH - p'''7
nh -,-f. 700. Atea. irD bales. rinck i,-i isils r.
e- ,,f,,s Iniv l6 Cotton uuminai MidiiinS
1. tr. Los Mdlng. lie. Cool tfdnAtl NV -, H's 10
ceiy. II paesi exports 'o'A'"i'' % '"' ''''' V''
Dairz. , .,.. ,,,. Al .dsit,s Al L,eIt SIC. Low
viiipg al yr Good Ordinary, Iu'te receipts 10
bate sacs, ~ nata. ~. - NC5.u,o ttI.r 1 ~
uitiur ii &C Good Ordinary 10 '.di n"t receipts pAs
rror c0aswlso sos bales siles 20 oai.s H'o-' 'AN'
bales lL,- re
c.nt a. bales shipnrnt- IL bales sales 70 bales STOCK
$3.50 Dsiea . . a. ,,d,t,nx t1a-c, Law
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money was easy on call, At u 20Z per cent aud
g.sc'.n ruled at 3l0j per cent. ne United states
Treasurer received to-day ~ 300, 900 National bank
a9,cs tor redemption. The Customs receipts were
go oOO, and the Internal Revenue receipts were
g'l"OF. The following Is the Clearing House
statement to-day Currency exchanges, T7J.4 q, js3
currency balances - ,3S0.250; Gold exchanges
sIYlJ99l4 Gold balances, s sos rs.
:; 10 London COnsols were steady al % ll-l6 while
1915 rose 10 10. new IS ruling steady at lO7Ie
SIU''s aud new Az ; at 1864. In American rall-
s ssy securities Ere Common ranged at ~ openlng
1ork Central was al 81 and Illinois Central at 56l2
M sun OF 1853 900 bullion went into the Bank OF
England ION balance" to-day. Rsntes ID Paris adj
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n"
,tTs Tuv lG Exchange Oh Lond. 10 : =
Times for hort sight
ANTWERP July lG-petrUeum 20il francs i0r fine pale
American.
........ -. ..,-.---.
b'HI~'l- f-Ahhi-iT
DrvvtLo = Y Tulv rfFIafr eencrir uuci Rrd and
demand slica r 500 bhs wheat iru TAR lnul.v by
uf rs .,-s c1riol.- Nu Sitvau.r- Club 81 I'll b. n
81 So. $500 bush So Duuth pu private. llOD bush.
3ueu BIN Miv1usrt at FL go. IL J uu.n Sew Kentucky
81. CD arrive. ri a---i Nn. D rIs11vr7u
olra CaH Boara tgansar.ipas-No Ctiagn. 81 I'D Od.
b. s..t-r.1 Der. afternoon car - sllrs o. So. .
a. ,ao puJ hfs'i a. 81 l.i u. NO . milwaukee 81 bid
81 u ae..l sept M er 90 y opened dui but 4-m; u
erFr ia ln -l, f1r closing hrH cash -ai = ef '''l
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Enslnees ghanres.

a GRADUATE OF the New-YOrk College of
Phy.lciaus anu surgeons. OF years standing,
Ting 10 New York daring the coming season,
would form a with ply stefan who gong abroad
for Tie Assistant partner 10
during ms absence Address box * X T. Tn
bune p-town OI10a l2ss brosawsys Ily
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BEiM hEN y t.Nr 1hh.
SOUIIIAMl'IoN AND BIZ MIN.
CONPANYS PIER foot OF ~LCOND-5r. HJDOKEN.
W t,l b. Sltur ay July - go lEE, -ifiriy Au-ust
vi !tf -arur az .Iu.y % RHINE sarIf1ir arg II
RATES or PASSAGE from NEW ORR % SOUTHLAND
TON, HAEkE. OR BREMEN - -
FIRST CARLN. 300. gold. SECOND CABIN 500 gold-
STEERAGE. $50. Currency. 80,
Tickets reduced Prepaid sssrase Ses1
Gates. $50 currency.
For freight OF passage apply 20
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vancedto 1O7 III closing 7.42l2 sight exchange
on London yielding to 25614l2. ~
The receipts Of Hour and grain ut the Principal Al
i''ii'N F-' 80 Nc,- ye~k Ihs. BIlt Boston.
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Proposals

The TRUSTEES or TIE Nsw- Yoax BsooSLrs BRIDGE.
OfFiCE No. ~ WAfgf~sT =, BRoo kLis. jay Ia 1877.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
- the Onee 81 the NewYork and BnloklYn Bridge nntl
KDAY, July 81 Tor removing seo~s the surplus
tcrlal from DTllg0 approaches.
information be had the Engineers onice the
ana tine. Address HENRY q. MURPHY Prasr
DENT - " Aver d. broeA9A.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Fon TIE WEEK ENDIrS MONDAY. July 10, 1877.


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uf the -alcs nom --------------.-ll -
BF,VIsccr' & tolay ioais AZ Jersey cty ard
a. siFfi~t,t maxim 1907 heat sale AGAINST 40
Eead at gonda siiH%rn9' oi el' f Is oa asaca
o,1i ~ a5 no aec r.ccvr Of ye tocs iarine me
ei ,r 1 y Co. Win i2l f,r eiy carey, lGo for
A-y. castle during April ''ey loa Jane me 81 i
drss af II tris var 255 i57 excess u the hrst
sl.tir oa sasa .aaarrss han &C. aea't al ONT
be- aras 10 he Shipping demand saicn - made nrsa ads
mt Che hest .rit ihis sip1hi ,1ie as irs h, ,,.
pe,e sith re- best iIs1ne oeA ,l tl - l @ aud wa
can 'gre'y c' ' r. 7s d ley q q somewhat uniform
e-,T ny ,,,s .,le Al si,c Is fl9c .. them
2ln head were on .', 1l o,, a. isc 5ln and car
iarner. ~ 9ic also Bob. 70 vii 2' noted taj nn = -
number S. at y ac and even at ise nut {hey were
y t', ii. 5lrrie-. ind ifcu'iy solving. viz how,
other Than o-' oet"scn tle prices I'VE g,7 tv ~
24 heiS ~ e9y a7 or r,a b5 ocs or rc-c being
" h.le l' ,s 81 , Of .,ii,oosy aui
rh+ -.e 7. yer We need Fl cps svstrr 10 ir now
10 vac only POSSIBLE close or oasyr net o. oaS,t a'
a .oar A. Ja 5' S r p5 orr lon OF tn sentative
~ q. ai,t b-t -5 b. 10 SEER. io'.. 81 r.. 8 - lGfc:
about ore a57 a $50 o. ~ '' nor tiH Dali ~
Isg r tee 5o -',c apoa, ha ;; ,e 10 d, ~
e at Ier.ey cI'y ,ory w-r' ., a. fer5 p o-
Co and r. Iopie- 10 io, Lehman B.o' each os -1'pe N
e ' L. ,gr1rr for Hoi-rar los ''o 'iccr,
n Pc s"'- s-a ara isc $50 ror b. svooe 81
< Co., Aissour, l.l-l p % o',e b p ql lom,s s. 3D.
81 mixed cattle. 1u.s 81 &c. oxen at g. % cows
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SGuMas Banks.


GEAMENS BANK FOR SAVINGS, Nos. "a
- and 20 Walist-Ilr Trustees have ordered that IN
TFHI,T Dee pGd deUoSfnrs entitled thereto 10Y te SIX
Utn ala, Sue Of tik h frh CEN IT, per
aurum payable and alter MONDAY, llfh usf
The interest Viii be credited 10 tcFoators az PRINCIPAL
" a. II. MACY, President
JOHN a. BOYNrON. secretary
Ncv-YorA, July d, 1917.
V'HE BANK FOR SAVINGS,
81 BlEICKERsT. DRK. July II, 1871
The Board 10 Trustees th dgy declared The
interest undef the provisions al Tire Laws lhe
months, ending l. 3uth of Jung. follows;
" hye aluum on al - ave
hundred dollars ana OF fonr cent
All ms amounting hundred dollars aud upwards pay
and after the third Monday beng the 18TH Of this
This interest carried the depositors
principal inst stsnds deposit
Nil he entered the pass books % any ume when
qalreu Ou and after the l6th INST.
GEORGE CAn0T WARD. Secretary.
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6orsee. Carriages, 6arness. &e.

HORSE WANTED Wanted. 10 purchase,
horse about 10 > ha4ds high. Tor family must n
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