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New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

A decided improvement in water filters, adapt
,nghe for use wherever there are the usual Croton
has been recently invented Hitherto the clcf obec
t To ering apparatus has been net The impurities alb
srcfed from the water c0gSed the filter, 1r other
inp9rcd It's powers ami then tine process Or cleans
ino the purinr was troublesome ana costly In most OF
the old contrvauces cleansing attempted with
cold wafer with very imperfect t. In the Kellogg
and Jennings filter purifying mater ia is charcoal
secnred by seyes Wi;hiu large tubuar receptacle OF
iron: when the hter foul, IT can be immediately
cleapsed by draining through it the hot water OF
a., ordinary kilcnen boiler. The charcoal appears
20 he thoroughly cleansei by this process and IL
arsin as seryceable before. A great deal
of ingenuity has been spent in the ARRANGEMENTS by
bicb the cleansing is effected end they hdvr been at
lost reduced t. a simple and compact apparatus not
,,,lc 10 misuse single lever. turning faucet that
=. riously devised effects the whole operation when
te hand OF faucet e. e., the leVeD points To the
,bt all tbc water is used the passes
.i,r,, fb. 0lfcr: when the handle turned pat o.
,cvolEiOn the hot wat of the kcheh DOef runs Dach
-. M. filter and II discharged 10y waSieplpc INTO
80. s,v.or it n flis al Of the cOnirVi.ce, the
se,ty OF The klchou boiler woud ne ehuantsti as lts
,,.rf.!uts ran low: aud TO meet this dtnculty the
,1rct il SO canirivcd that while TIE hot water
- ,,,un NJ am of tne boiler cold waller - con-
- ,Iv r1iuu.ng in and filing the So ce. II
-. mat N n careless servant, who has turned The
81 sbouId leave turned, the Ony result Wouu
g. ttet ne Kitchen boiler would NIL with cnii wafer
~ fi,e Gro on ran waste. II II t"d thHt huch
- several months OF use suffers no Impairment
- a. +causug movers and the impurities Whlch are
,ped 10, charcoal, are quite cohsIucfdne, - s""n
= us OlOraton Oi the "a-te"ateI "heh inc Hi'ci 10
6is .nS,d
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

TINTED STATES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
" DIRECTORY FOR 1877.
200 with Map aud Illustrations.
Circulars all the leading schools Oned In this publ
catio".
A standard medium OF communication between schools
amt intending Patrons wherein parents aud guardians OBJ
all the infO relating the better class OF scolas
Tie institutions In the country necessary TO the selection OF
a search without the
Incident the collecting the
For the above stated purpose will be upon
csipt OF postage, cents
Pamphlets and Information Of city aud country schools fur
Dished 6HAIU lTOUSLN.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL INFORMATION
L. COrESWORrH PINCkNEY
DEALER IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
~ UNION.SQUARE, N. Y,
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Various suggestions are from time to time
thrown ont for reaching the North Pole One enthu-
asst proposes 10 accomplish the journey in balloon and
now We are told that all that is needed Is little Eycer-
iue T. greatest acc to be overcome in Arctic re-
cons is scurvy. The specific for scurvy is hrneJuce'
But the blu, jackets prefer scurvy to meJuce because
tle favor of th. latter is nauseOus WHAT Is to be
dopet Acorrespoudent Of The London Tunes fances he
has solved the conuudrum Ii is the addition OF gycer
inc 10 the mlneuice. which is thereby preserved IN
nnid condition ana from iungod growths even IN
a ry cold climates Ald. TINS writer, iuinO ol TWO
a. l,af sugar "a s,pcon of lemon oil aud tucu cd j.
y1m of hot wstc ana uid lhneiuce and old rum, and
The North Pole must surrender.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

GENERAL TRANSATLAN TIC COMPANY.
~ THE SPLENDID NAL STEAMERS Or THIS E
COMPANY BETWEEN NEM-YORk AND HAWK
CALLING at PLYMOUTH o. b. for the Landing Of passeo
gers, - . ~ -. 81, ,,.,.. =.
every "Wednesday. beginning with.
81 LAUKIN g. Iachesnrz... wednesday, July Il,
WILL DE PARIS, LuIsnd. " ednesday. July = II n
LABRADOR, Sai2ll W JUN D d. "-
RATES OF PASSAGE GREATLY KLDItLD
a. Il Agent No
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-01

CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND
Rope. Augurs Butts.
IRON, Aavils- Screws.
Cumberiana Coal Bolts. Steel.
Horse Nails, Borax, Bells.
A xle Grease. Bits. Bsileis,
I>akes. Headers, Mowers,
Door Locks, BOlting.
Wheelbarrovs. Babbit- Metal.
Wire, Grindstones, Machine Extras
OK Yoles, Barbcd Wire. Staples,
On Cans of every description.
Drills Of all kinds.
w oodenwsre. reakettles,
Iron Axles, Cutlery,
Nuts, Patent Iron Planes.
N-sils, Scissors, Wash boards,
E-ggbea'ePs,, Tubs,
M-olassas Gates. Hinges,
Urn COCKS. Hammers,
Chains, Hooks and staples,
Cartridges. Flas Irons.
Axes, Pumps, ETC., etc.
DlySt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-01
FOR SALE.

Il WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH AN
Il No. l stock Ranch. either for cattle
sheep. joinlng foothills, with plenty Of
eatlt't. embracing $40 acres, Of which zoo
acres Is good agricultural land, vita plenty
OF water and feed
For further particulars. address
b. II RILrY,
Paradise Valley.
Parsdi>s Valley. New. q. 20.
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reports OF It's weekly earnings, IL easy OF mnnipn'aoh
and rose from 17p 10 49, and closed OF but = PER cent
Central and Hudson, which competent AUTHORITY est"
mates Will lose during the month OF January, iS' ~
compared with 1916 nearly 100000 In gross earn
ings after dccning to 1914, rallied and closed az
1924. Rock Island not particularly acuVe' p"t
after selling 1904 closed ut 10lh because OF one Oh
those and uDdetaied reports that its
earnings FOR the Grst week In January showed game
$1,000 Tie Nortil.Westerns an amended report Oh
s earnings and expenses for the ak months endeu nov
80, simply faded away about per cent EACH Wh''
would they have done the company reported lis earn
ings like the st. Paui The latter which some time since
was "bulIed" upon the belief that after the new
wear it, earnings were 10 be sealed book ea1y gave
way before the irresistible force OF $4,000 per week loss
Illinois Central stock which also publishes ]"
report once q moBth--dropped to SO, but the hungry
bears" pressing their advantage tlc faster thah III
vesOrs SEW fit to part with their stock, were Drought UP
with round turn, but kindly let OF nj 90 aiter
which the price again dropped 10 6Oa raying aud clos
ing az 62s The light weights scarcely require comment
II we except Hannibal and ST. Josephs, which Tor the
common was active at 14913as and the preferred dnI
at 2702G4 IL seems that the trust fund
is not likely to drop 30 easily INTO inc
ha.ds Of the company was expected,
the state Of Missouri putting claim, which it seems
10 bo determined insist upon, OF being substituted as
re holder af,er payment Of the land grant oona 10 ro
many We glad to hear Of the commencement OF re-
form IA the management by redneu0n OF SioooO IA
the palaes paid t0 two prominent officials nat IL must
not stop other economies necessary as wen rs
that fGll iufV nation shall DE furnished To lie pubnc
tue confidence aimed III INC security vi
this company or the coal sdres, Delaware, lacka-
ana Western alone has shown any IRE, aih inns "
entirely To the large outstanding short Interest NE
speak sdysedly In saying there II no prospect Whatever
OF a new coal combustion, the talk of which has beeil
used sustaining power TO the price or the STOCKS nc
total ctions the week aggregate but 14IbIS,
reiectn the character Of the market, winch notwlth
standisg the apparent ngth communicated Toward
the close the majority Of rices show decline The fol
10 ing tablc shows Tie
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hcws from London reports British consOs easier at
oIl5, United States BOMBS being strong al yesterdays
oatIuns. silver Is quoted At 57oiCd perO ounce. TIE
sum o & 900 bullion went into the Bank OF Eug.i nd
today. In Frankfort our hvts are quoted at lO.'s In
Par, tie French rcntos down 10 lO6c 0jt Sght
chanvc being quoted 25lila here the ioregn
exchange market quiet amt Hetyy AID selling rates
wer, - ~ PSI S3l and ~ s4AVSI Sj-nUmilal rates
below. Tine les, peaceful tone oil Eastern news, AMI the
tue few shorts In the gold market, were the occs,
sion OF a further upward tone IN the price from 1868
opening, Ia 1869 On gold loans the carrying rates
We're . u and per cent and d III Monday. Treasury
disur,. Ineus the week were Sl,7l3O0O Interest
and 81 l67 900 called bonds, inclusive Of 81 IL 900 and
S272 ,U.U to-day TO-day's business at tao Gold De-
Hrimcnt al the Bank OF the state o New York waSas
81 GJS2s currency balances Sl,SJS,i53 IO+iay's
gold quotation were:
10. 1864 IL ..lO6Hs 2.....l069 3m..lO6ss
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MUM selling; Charleston, easy, h0par; st. L.,. o.
premium; New-Orleans, connereal, lie, bank. IA.
statement to-day: Currency exchanges KS sss
currency balances 1855, 324; gold exchanges
li5; gold balances, SSSS,Ss2. The following ~. ~
week: Currency cearances, 1906 3G9 $40. cne, nv, ~
balances, $40, $50, OO5; gold clearanees s5 iahss.y
gold balances, $7O2S,47s ''"f4B;
Government bonds were active and higher On m. :.
ward turn In gold and the free purchases on he ~
bonanza bankers. The buying ~ well dstributSd
heaviest in the new fycs, which are up IN Ia cut
1868 having advanced 70 II3ie, coupon sres ~ liza
to IA, coupon new 1865 to IiOis ard ourrcnoy 5sl
10 122l2 The new 4i2i rose to I0ol4 We ann. ,s 80
street quo tatiOns: '>s
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Nrm 1lnbIieailons.
A PPLETONS' JOURNAL
FOR FEBRUARY

Commencement or a Se,c serial Yore,, entitled
CHERRY RIPE"
ny r1K AruoR op "CosIS T1IRo' TR RYE" As uE coHrs
IL THE STAIR kiC,
The opening chapters charming and fresh
than any thing in fiction. The heroine "
delightful creation, and Is fairy en-
titled 10 the designation Of the title.
This nambcr contains variety Of good papers having
THREE SHORT sroRlre-cne by"M Il. W. g. one by NORA
PERRY the third By PAYS There is an Illustrated
article on Jour BIRDS" by ERNEST IkGER'oL;
upoue and captivating paper by JuSlus HENRI BROWNE en-
uieI "Tug M.y WHO FAscTSATE WOMEN" paper on "rHE
PRiscF CoSsoar QUEEN" one On PLAYS AND
PIAYER Duton Cooks new book on the stage an
article on How 10 FURNISH HOUSE," stirring and PIC
paper The tito Of "RuBESss LAMB the con
nuation OF GEORGE last written novel 1.-THE TOWER
or PEncgNoNr;" editorial department and finally
in addition TO some poems the conclusion Of the ORA
1.-TWO WOMEN"
the Grs portion which in the January number has excited
snch wide attention This story in II Of the most
noteworthy things recent literature, narrative so full Of
rraphc mower and stroag emotion that completely takes
possession 1t is distinctly an American poe
with abundant favor porratures of women chsrac
teristic of The country.
rroe Of APrIrToxs rs per NUMBER or 50
per annum in advance postage prepaid Subscriptions re
ceiyed Tor any length Of time.
ID. APPLETON & Co, Publishers,
54a and 55l Broadway, New York
CATAN ED.-Pronomce magni!i
- cent poem, filing eip 1,e terat@,s Of tle day
NELSON & PHILIPS, 800 broadway
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Total shares SOLD for the week ..........-..,
rnA- ..IL.I La Lnua | Ilin. snlInr 30 lnNs.

n
The stock market to-day almost exclusively con
fined 10 the tiaduGe IN Western Uuicn Lake ohore,
Michigan Central and Delaware, Lickawanna and west
erIl Rt AO.I and Hudson report 1900 shares
Bu OF tDl, Quantity 1000 shares turn at lOl ~
seller 90 days and 1921 for the regular stock 4e trans
actions counting the iist 9s 1000 shares whle u re-
ally Amounts 10 the borrowing aud lending of 1000
share, fol 90 days, without Interest either way Never
thcle=s the stock firm, closing nj lO2] McnEnu
Central WA the most active rising RON 41'2
10 49, two brokers alone buyIng 10000 shares
bctygcc'. ISL and the top. Ait.r this rush the
price sagget TO 49, finally closing az ASH Lake
Shore ut the time rapidly advanced 10
55i- hui later sold al "a DIS. Delaware Lacka-
wanna aud Western, after opening Mt 1ol2, Ad-
vancing 10 7G's, and dropping a!ain 10 '7G,
sold Al q Transactions Of only LOO shares
and llcn returned " 16,4, closing at IteG16'e.
Western Union opened nj 74is074s, and for IA time
locked Ike hard work at +I but later ~ one grand ef-
fort IL. price carried above -, at which 1t was sup
posed tucTe would be more less ~ stop orders 10
buy IT, bar arter transactions aggregatg over 10000
.har- - aud TJl5 the price returned Ia a IL clvnS
at ~ The fact at oft OF total % l2.ovo shares
Tor the Ii 900 shares III the nNe Stocks named
shows that the remainder % the list requires no con-
meut Tle Iuaj0rity Of prices, however, snow an AZ
vance from the closing OF Friday aud the following taoc
shows the ..
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above legal
aIircmcutz ls459l0o 2o.slS,225 Inc. .2,355l25
The stock speculation during the week remarkable
for nohing unless for the weakness Of such stocks OF
winch information is voucnsafcd by the managers,
and siren 9Th uoy ancy FOR those OF which nothing
knowH az will be obs rived by careful examination of
the sljoncd table The moral for speculative direct
or, + obvious The less OH ia Information given TO
the business and finances OF corporation, the greater
success will attend the individual operations in stocks
Western Union he'd IN the upward speculation. and
steadily advanced fIum It's opening of ~ y nOtTt
standiag that early the week had To conieuG against
generally depressed nirAe Ia 15l5, and closed with
only reaction OF Il per cent Tue movement although
rot particularly brilliant represented by advance
ul ouy 10y ,ut cent for the wechs work. character
iz,d by force and determination. Much mystery
ard ~ Io wat 1t MI meant, and only Ter want OF bet
ter iilon sug-t the fact that the company for -
DAYS has maintained it's old rates Ia all principal points,
against reduction of 50 per cent made by the Atlantic
aud Pacific Company on the LIST inst Lake Shore
next ainOan of tan sioUns, but not In speculative
Interest Opening ut 55 dividend H. after selling at
Boa ic IT, J32 from which II rallied because o the re-
ported advance in rates. which. II turns out II
fined the Pennsy un!a and Baltimore aud Ohio roads,
Michigan Cenua also, that It las ceased TO furnish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15
THE MARKETS.
r, arsauv rcpo-,,li,r ruS rus'N'.l
rDTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Asl!rs-TAese was only small business 40" 40 '"'AS''
In mice: ltt-, H., .'s Pt4-,, '' ~ g., nv.
~ - IL nd, WAS g'.t bat rI ~ N02- g., 4 nf1s .
fusry "a in uc - oi,,. ~ 80 -, god .. j'r" *
80 !,gy-t.r. MID was Ii" 3II u '9Is' g. % -
90 10, ta,a 10 .s-l ~. sol Tor HaiA Ai'' ''"'''-
f7L., gu,t FOR Same 1oEl'-n. Do. .ft,ns
own, 20 eat y favorable gcr3rt, irom il'lr" W "a
o,v,. A., stated iuat sig .N!,g ~ TOE 'l'l % "a
i,sf and Trade i.Ic YtT quiet rom it ~ go, Ia
ns. he So, were jOl plea. oi N"irl - -i' i "a.
U.s., 49, for h5u, consumption and l'1 "i : I. " ,s.
;i.. e.. ~ ser. Delivered contract f',l ssy
- "a law c e, Is poe bates gs.g> 2."o i3'H '"ls
f,.t ,t.L ant I9.l - aes tli- LAY L-'t5 t'l' 40
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The che sing for foreign exchange follows:

There easier feeling In the local money market
AT the cl0se Of the week, and demand obligations
at to per cent tor the TWO days. the former rate
being current ON pledge OF Government bonds. ON
mixed collateral the quotation was ANA z, closing t
tue latter rate. Discount l. dull at to per cent The
following the RITES ~ exchange on Acw-Y0rk at
the uuc rrIucnt cities: savannah buymg is0Ss,
selling. sdiio; Cincinna D. from oQpar buying ~ pc
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A5bn4n.
EXPORTS OF PETROLEUM.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE following table.
show ng the exports Of petroleum and petroleum pro-
ducts from the United states during the month oil No
yrmber 1876 texpressed in gaons Is furnished by the
Bureau OF Statistics
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Tneirnrlion.
Miscellansou

NATIONAL SCHOOL BUREAU.
~ HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL ISp0RMhIIoN:
g. School ana College ID RECToRf rHhE toin'eh"ihs
school patrons Also school circulars. 80 .s......
PRINCIPALS and FAM Lits tgprsd MIN
TEACHERS supplied with POSITIONS.
SCHOOL. HOOKS SCHOOL FuRNITukE SCHOOL
PRINTING, SCHOOL ADEFRffSiNG, &C. &C. -
r. COTtSWORTiI PINCKNEY Domestic budding NJ u
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THE MONEY MARKET.

oryycyAL REpoRy NJ " 6TocR EXcHASGB SALES
yAHUARY Is, 1877.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMEET-lO4 O'CLOCK
AND IL 10 O'CLOCK A. ".
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In State bonds Missouri plain skies were frn AZ ,o,
a l05 u the Hannibal and st. Joseph Issue bcln 40
105. Newly State ", bounty, sold 1T I0i II ~ 1
Bank Stocks American Exchange 81 u sold Al ~
FOURTH National 40 at 3e aud Conileree JOl at l0s
An active business done in railroad bond. ~
Pacific mortgages and other gold bearing issue. x
higher naturally 81 paus were easier and Pck .lanS
"a steady; eights Of Chicago, Burlington and Ieincy
at 1l2l2a 112 and Southern Pacific OF Bissou y, e3
G9l2, Missouri Pacific hrsts advanced to So The y,f
West consOl gold which Yesterday sold AZ .,2i, w, ~,
for single bonds to 92i2 and ~ Just before the on
Washington dispatches report the Treasury a. now IoIr
ing 1897 gl3, 700 In bonds 20 national bank s
latinn and s 1902 600 "a secure public deposits Up,
States bonds depUried for circulation during rLe W
ending to-day II .0J2, 500; United States bonds lelS 49,,
circulation Withdrawn during the week oudsy tolss
81 ,}s5 800 National bank circulation onrstaudny.
Currency notes, S3l3.2is205 gold not0. 81 Oe7 "a
The foregoing changes by deposits and withdrawn n
bonds hank note circulation work an cyen,v
contraction OF 75S0O0 legal tenders a. 40 per cent -
the bank circulation, while the old eredlaion 49,,
rendered exceeds the new By 5000 700 tOal Contracted
81 o5770 Tue receipts OF National bank notcs fo ~
dcmption for the week ending today oornpsred vih
the cOrregpOldlug week OF Ines year, We're:
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The H. gifted with and remarkable quah-
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e3.7l-,10

Receipts to-day, s6l3 SSa.
The - Committee on stock List" OF The Stock ~,
change has placed OH the regular list, IN Iac. Of To-
eio Wabash and Western stock, the certificate receipt,
OF " Wa5ash Railway Purchasing Committee" sbiA
represent the assenJcJ stock (sufTendered 81 tbs az
Toledo, Wabash aud Western Railroad Company Ire
following extract from the application Tor such subs,
The privilege Of becoming stock holders IN he new coU,uv
bash ami Western Railway upon condition tac 49,
holder shall subscribe T. the stock of the new Nor 70
49, 1876 and udcs stock Of the old company "a N.
time q 'nbseTpiion ~ .kthange for ne certificate res.a
stock In the pay meat n $40 per SHARE
Ia sqsi insi1nea's Of = per snsls poyae Teb API
J. 1876 The stock OF the new company g4ay
issued
Tie Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway earned Ia
the first week Of Jannary:
me FOLLOWING securities today were sold at ill., r.
s2o,CeO CITY Of Louisville Old I4abliae, per cent
si0 q CITY Of Louisville R6a Be1 per cent bond. oi
$500 CITY OF Louisville Lebanon Branch Ertensioa6
;@%gS G.iy louisville school 3,
5000 Jersey Cy per cent Bonds ........leZs
IL shares Etna Insurance Company Of Sew York -lOls
ending Jan. 0 and since the brguning OF the years
FOR the sl is'' s, lie ,! ts''
Previously repoltei.. l,249,239 4,Ol2,54s so'ssO
o., Total since Jan.l. ssi?53G55 S8i,9l72i si0glot'
lie following shows the imports dry goods md gen
era mcrchanGse at tile port Of SewYork Tor the week
ending az ,l1 D., vi 49,. ,.,s .,,
DIV Go0ts.......... 81 943.2j5 S2Gl7.7s <l,G62l4J
General Merchandise 425lfl7 G.27 ,5Z2 5,5-3lT
Total for thc week. S7,2jI,672 $9,SS9Ov0 sAsejsz2
Previously reported. 5SJ3,rCi 7,52S,J3t 5.Z51,,B
Total since Jan. L. $1,000 $50 sl84I7,i31 Sl2245c3l
Tie following arc the dry goods ImpoIto IcddeQ n
the ABOVE period
FOR ne Week. 1875. 1876 NY
Entered a: The port -. s2g43.2J5 s2Gl7l7s sl66-lD
Thrown tnarEci.... 2JUJ,1Ii 2,343,JJI I,bJ-,-iO
StRcs Jan. !.
Entered At the port. 4,ii2,JO9 3959.OSI 2sl2OI,
Thrown market. 3,-UO,1Js 316O,l2J 25lcJJo .
The exports OF specie tor the week ending Jan IL, AID
since the beginning OF the year, were is follows:
Total for tile week........................ SlrITT0
Previously reported. 3te,o58
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