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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-01-11
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RESULTS OF sHoRTHoRN SALES IN 1876.

tGOSAA6 ~ ~
That the readers OF the Journal may have
some data to determine the standing OF
Shorthorns in the markets of America, we
have condensed from our files the sales pub
lished in 1876, and find that in Illinois there
were sold 1,l51 head for $495.005 in Ken
lucky, 1.011 head, for $373,S3O; in Iowa,
ISL head, for $232,4 75; in Canada, 145 head,
for SILT. S25; in Indiana, Ohio, and Missou-
ri, 22O head, for SCI 1906. In all, 3,27S head
were sold at auction for 81, $50, $50, all aver
@ of more than $3.50 per head. We re-
greet our inability to furnish a complete list
of sales made during the present year. both
at auction and privately; yet, we can ar
rive at a fair conclusion, by comparing the
result of sales above with the reports ofsales
published by Coils. judy and Kidd for 1878.
In them we find 1921 animals were sold for
81 1866, 515, an average perhead OF $4l1. The
average of ST. more per head last year than
this is mainly attributable to the increased
number Of imported animals sold then, and
also to the Rose of Sharons, bought mainly
to cross the Atlantic. When we take into
consideration the depressed state of finances,
the great decline in beef cattle, in real es-
tate and all classes of quadrupeds, save
blooded cattle, we are more than ever con-
vinced that there is no business connected
with stock raising in the West and South
west that has yielded, or will continue to
yield any more satisfactory returns than the
rearing and breeding Of Shorthorns.
We have no doubt many parties selling
this year have been disappointed in their ex-
tatlons of realizing large profits. The time
for wholesale speculation has passed. The
prospect of investing with a view to realize
a profit by selling in six or twelve months,
is not bright but the time for earnest, pa
tent, Flooding farmers to buy good animals
is the present. Select carefully the best
formed young cows, of good lineage, and Sc
cure a bull of straight pedigree and of indi-
vidual worth. and take care of them. In
six or eight years, by judicious care and at
tention upon your part, you will have IN
creased your capital to at least more than
double the sum invested. This is the sure
road to success in the business. Several
hundred new breeders have been enrolled
this year, and all with whom we have con-
versed are more hopeful than they were at
midsummer as to the future of the Short
horn interest. In 1876 more private sales
were made than in any previous year within
our remembrance. There is, undoubtedly
a growing demand for the best cattle, both
in England and America, and many years
Of prosperous breeding must necessarily
elapse ere the supply can meet this demand
National livestock Journal.
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length of time. Had it been a firkin Or a
package headed up so as to exclude the air,
the result would not have been so uneX-
pected.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-01-11

5000 Can't be made by every agess ~
sDCOO non in the business VIZ "A N
but those willing to work can easif Ill
dozen dollars a day right in their own ~" NJ
and honorable. Women, and boys and gir,i
well rs men. We will furnish Il colhp!hajmadJ
nee. The business pays better than an p aar
we Will bear expense of starting you; , aa
free. Write and see. Farmers ara u NJ
their sons and daughters, and al classes ~ and
paying work at home, should wrl,e 10 = y itt1
all about the work at once. Now Etc II
Don delay. Address TRUE s Co., Augusta
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FAIRBANK G. co.'s sCAl

We also have in store a full assortment o. !,
Hay Rakes, Forks, Fork Handles, scoop s N
Barley Forks, and a full supply of repair u \
kinds of Machinery and Wagons sold ny Us \
is a great assistance to the purchaser; in 1acl,
thing kept by a first-class Agricultural Houss
June y, lS76-3l-3m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20

SALEs-JUEE 10. 1877.


TIE TRIBUNE of May II suggested that the reduc
ton of tolls merchandise and the abolition of all
tolls on boats would tend to increase largely the
western-bOund tonnage of the canals. This is al
ready verified 60 such an extent that it is no longer
certain that the canal revenues will prove deficient
for the current season because-as at one time
seemed probabe-of The small amount of Western
products 10 East BY the returns of clcaranccs
for last week, the total amount of wcst-bonnd mer
chandise was 267Sj, 800 pounds against 1,2S2,30o
pounds for the same period of 1876 and the tolls
received were @S $40. against s65S under che high
tolls Of last year. OF course this increased tonnage
of over II 900 tons for single week reflects loss
f. the traffic Of the Erie and Central and Hudson
Railroads Of ,lGO carloads, but the gratifying
feature " it is that on coarse and heavy merchan-
disc II more than neutmllzes the discrimination IN
favor OF Baltimore and Philadelphia allowed by the
existing railroad compact.
Turning To the West. recent Milwaukee COM
mercial circular gives comparison of the water
rates on wheat from Milwaukee through TO New
,r cents 1873 I117i. If3' 1879 15 iSS'''
Here is n clear reduction from 1873 of . cents
per bnshc and illustrates why the railroads with
their immense equipments, which were prepared for
the rates of 1873 are now doing So little business.
The business at the Stock Exchange to-day was
on restricted SCALE and simply reflected the move
ment OF the cliqucs, and Il closing up of short
accounts preparatory TO the Summer exodus The
| puncipa features were the Granger stocks, which
were manipulated into prominence at higher prices.
but without creating any excitement or additional
interest The frank lines after being dull and
heavy at the opening were moved mp from Il to
per cent, but closed duh at reaction Coal stocks
presented no features beyond the trading interest Of
The rOoin rising and falling within range of per
| cent. Western Union Was ilim on limited trade,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
THE CORN TRADE.

LONDON. June 19.-The Mark Lane Express
in its weekly review OF the British corn trade says;
Under the influence of continued Sunshine a steady I'M
proyeIeHt has been going IN tho agricultural stua
ton. Forage and cereal crops are showing unmisiake-
able signs OF healthy increase The weather having pc
ASPECT of the country has undergone RAPID ana 'No
able change Wheat il now coming into ear, ana WIN
the exception OF few complaints M 90 color tit It
por,s speaks ayortbly of the appearance o thc pant
which has been MAKING rapid progress ddilh- 'n'
past fortnight Barley aud oats stih cN, s"nrlLu- 10
be desired, hut beans AFFORD Satisfaction III h"',
districts light rain and Subsequent sunshine nave ttu,p
plsturcs To exhibit wonderful improvement "l'S,
aud clover have grown luNuriautA. As cutuhl W
commence shortly. continuance ot dry weith't ~ yo
-ilabc enable On. yield which promises N'i' 800
gathered Ia good order There seem. lcis" to
srasonable weather between this aud harvest i' %
try markets continue 10 be ncageiy Hn0p'' ~. icon
grown wheat. while al Marklane offerings hhN' ".'n
quite Insignificant Trade mas Oceh "W.A "ni' t,,,
prices would have been necessary to eh,cl 's,, -
growers eNiuCc considerable Hlm"fr' IN sinlt ~ ''
provrncut va appearance OF IL" home crop. I'D N'ly
lew cases sales have been pressed. Tue Nal'y Va
f,,re,.r has necessarily suffered from sunshine
and the continued large imports INTO i@h"on,
bmf ~ the market has been recently subj rec 10
may set In aud portion Of the decline De ie,nNt,".
inns Is rendered feasible nom the fact tiat lho
statistical position OF trade remains tbe same, anu '
aur,ments of the country between tis ana haiNe,l wiz
absorb all the available supply IA sight The Nihdd"W
of political influence rOn trad has gwen iil Hiu Oi
wlaT undue effect 10 the depressing tendency OF INC
weather and largo foreign arrivals. Inactivity mas pre-
vailed throughout the Trade during thc pl>t Nv'N "
Lsurss has ben confined % the supply ~ the im,uf
ac amt, of millcIs. who have been enabled To sats
themselves az Is G2s Per quarter less money ls jim
want animation has characterized the u'e i.t -
tendency OF prices has been against sellers. WIN n4
Liant weather throughout tue past WecA the iN"iNe
cargo TRADE for wlcat has De,n Neil I". 1lo,,
owing 10 the scarcity, nearly mnutahe" snc 80
value nut other descriptions nave bc'n h's''" rf,a
prices would have 20 be accepted To enect SAFES. ,iJ
ruled quiet without quOlapc ,h'hbe' puV V''''' ~
Al = H. ppru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20

In state bonds there was further advance in Dis-
trirf of Columbia 3-65s to 1918 Georgia new sevcns
selling at 100, and Louisiana consolidated scyens at
s1l2.
In city bank stocks, Commerce go sold at HOB,
Hanover 80 at l00 and Central National lOl
at 1O1.
There was n moderate business in railroad bonds.
ST. Paul sinking fund advanced Ia SSl2 and ]. and
NJ. division TO 81 Is, gold 7s selling 1T 954. Chicago
and NORTHWESTERN coupon gold c0nsols were firm 40
sj5s. Rock Island IS were steady at llO1s, Mich
igan Central Is yielding to 1902. Union Pacific
hrst- advanced to 1883, Cenirals 10 ll0l2 Missouri
Pacific seconds selling Mt 90; Pittsburgh, Fort
WAYNE and Chicago iirsts at l2Ol2 Alton and Terre
HaHte preferred seconds az -. Toledo, Peoria and
Warsaw frsts Eastern division. at IS; Louisville
and Nashville con-, 1898. az J2li@5Zl2; Hannibal
and ST. Joseph convertible IS at c3l2 and Great
Western tirsts of 1858 al lO2
The gold speculation was more active and tho
market more irregular Opening at 1888 the price
fell To 1OJl, after advancing 10 lO5i2, and after
noon sales were at lOj3s On gold loans the lending
rates were DO l., . aud per cent for borrowing
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 N com
interest on the public debt. and g2j2,OO0 IN redcmp.
ton OF called bonds. The days business OF the Gold
Clearing Department Of the Bank Of the state OF
New-York covered: Gold cleared, TlSJON,oOO;
gold balances ~ .377. S26; currency balances, 81
$50 JGI. The gold quotations were ~ follows
10 .... 1857 .l0j ~ -. 1904 lV9ss
Foreign exchange was duh and firm, with sell
ing rates - 81 and - S0l2 TO the L. The closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

INTERESTING FOR JEWS OR HEBREWS
For SALE,
Certificates of Baptism in the Stewart NJ H. Oh"'ch
at Garden City, securing for the summer moh'ns
admission TO the Grand Uuion Hotel at Saratoga
Single certificates IS. Liberal discount alio"eu W
the package Of fifty OF more.
Can on OF address II. IL.
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4 one KRANCH nnd PHlLADELPH[A.

u VIA NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Commencing June IL, 1914 Steamers leave NeWNork
<. North River foot Roster st., connecting at sandy
Hook with trains Tor
Long Branch. go $3.50 1Ni0 m; 845 3, o:l5 p. m.
Philadelphia and Toms River ego, . - a. m ard J4o b. m
side Park, Barnegat aud Beach Haven G2O M ana
3:iS y N.
Vneiand prlgetOn Atlantic city. and Cape May $50
Sundays, for Long Branch. 900 A.
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The money market was amply supplied with
loauable funds. call loans being quoted at la
% on Government bonds and az ll2Gz on
mixed collateral. The United States Treas
urer at Washington received to-day 100000
National bank notes for redemption. Jhe GUS
toms receipts were 800 900, and the internal Icy-
euue recepts $4,000. The following Is tho
Clearing -house statement to-day Currency eX-
changes. %Jg,I1G,so1 f; currency balances. S2,65O-
SGT gold exchanges, SS,22o,-i3 gold balances,
81 200 700.
The foreign cable advices report further decline
in British cOnsos to 81 -, closing at Di5s, hut the
United States bonds continue steady, beng quoted
rs follows: SiXty-sevcns ut 1oG4, ten lorllcs at
lO9ls. new fyes at lO14a 100 g, ana new f'2s at
i0Il4 In American railroads there was no change.
Illinois Central closing at %. New-lOTk Central at
So sSlo, Erie common at J's, ANA the preferred at
IL There was no quotation for money OF bar SILVER.
and no bullion movement reported AT he BANK OF
England. Paris dispatches report the French i've
lO555, sight exchange on London being quoted 40
2J.I9 Berlin dispatch reports the Imperial BANK
of Germany having gained during the week the
sum of 100000 marks.
George WIN. BallOu x Co. offer for sale the per
cent bonds OF Cleveland, OHIO, which recently were
awarded to them.
Persons interested in the Toledo, Peoria and War
saw Railroad are directed to advertisement OF the
Purchasing Committee.
The National Park Bank has declared sem-an-
nual dividend of per cent payable July :.
The gross earnings of the Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas Railway for the second waek IN June were:
1877 $40, 519 ls76...--. >j65t0 Increase so
The following shows the exports ot produce rom
tho port of NewloTk Ia foreign ports Tor the week
ending June 10, and since the beginning Of the year;
For the week ,5,nSs7i55io se.asss'SS6s .lslsiis
Previously reported 40 sSC525 li@'''4 f-l-o'''O
Total Janl al G533.942 sll922sso2 si2t9sS sl3
":oe oil sod.......- liza lA~S ''
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Ncw publications.
CCRlBNER FOR JULY,
Now Ready, contains;

Now Ready contains;
Row SHOOTING. Ey Maurice Thompson. a practical
PAPER with 20 Illustrations
KICfiNOSD SINCE TIIE WAR. With numerous Illus
trauons
THE NoRLFNAN OF THE srErPE. by Ivan Toni
eutncG. Illustrated
LAST INDlAN COUNCIL or THE GENEsLE. by Da-
VIZ Gray Illustrated.
THE BATTLE OF BCNKERLOo. By IN Eye witness
illustrated.
mn DEPTHS OF THE SEA. by Mrs. ?. b. Her'1ek'
Illustrated
PLATE LOCKS AND PAISLEY sHANLs. BY Charles
barnard.
ANECDOTES or GILBEBT STUART BY his Daughter,
JAKE Stuart.
rHE NEITHER SIDE OF LIFE INSURANCE ~
Juius wilcox ...,.,.,
TIE RRtTTrEROPO METHOD or DEALING WITH
qI,E LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
TIE MORMON THEcCRACY. ByJ IT, Bcadle.
NICuOIAs MINTUE&. By Dr. Holland Chapters Mn
toXXL
qs number also contains poems #. il Paul H. iiayne
T. r. Bowker and Edcsr Fawcett The Editorial Depart
crs arc dego,ol o. the discussion OF important and timely
toiics
PRICE IS cI,NTs; - 4 YEAR.
SCRiBNER & Co.,
NEW VoRE.
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h sTy, nA'A AhmRANsGiEMEYT OF TRAINS in effect

ERIE RAILWAY. +. r..
IL SUMMER ADVANCEMENT OF TRAINS, in effect
ga mHiInclnn.fi and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
IO5 m-Fxprtss Mail for Burlo with Sleeping coaches
IN m ally,- Pacific Express for the West. Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo, NaRifa Fals tlncln
na Chicago without change; Also hoie DINING oars 10
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot. n. Y. for
Newark G45 $50 1915, 1880 - BIO 0:l5, ana b;io
D. M u midnight Saturday nights only SUNDAYS Vio
RntheTford Park and Passac g. 7;45 10 noon las
q $40 10 a M las $50 y. m. and IL midnight.
paIerson 8 6a5 745 $50 10, l0ib 1880 M, IL noon,
l45 3 IT, 345, 430. O. Bib y, 6l5 $50, y r. 10 o.
and IL midnight Sundays, 6. $780, o;i5 10 H., l4o' $50
ggnnerp 745 10 i045 M I;45, 3;i5. g. g. P and
~ midnight. sundays o. $780, 10 m l4o, ESQ., p III,
aud ~ midnight - 40 - e..,. %. :.
Warwick. IO4b a. M, 4;3O 7. m ,---a "a -
Newburgh o iO45 a. NJ, 3jO 430 m. Sundays $50 a. m
Kingston, $50 p. M Sundays, $3.50 2, N. ~. ma
Goshen O. 7A5, o. 10, l045 a m. $780, 34o $50 fp NJ
Midfletown 7:45 TO- 1O45 a. M, 346, 40 D. m sun.
DAYS $50 10 M, y. The ~ and 800 D. m trains
connect with York and Oswego Midland X H. Al mmn
Port Jerys 7:I5. ., TO- l0i5 a. H., $50. pm sundays
$50 10 n and =. IN - - - -. Al, 49,.
before . ~ leave twenty third ~. fifteen minutes carrier
than above time Chsmberss quarter hours
leave Al. thirty Minutes eafhof Bo4s eave
third ST at $40 aud ll49 r. NJ cohnsctn's WIN "s
leaving Chambersst at 10 D. m aud IL midnight
Tickets for passage and for Apartments ~ Drawing room
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders Tor the
transfer 81 Baggage may De et 81 tue nmpls
oaces Nor 23g 4O1 and 9j7 Broadway No Courts,
from the West arrive In New york nj 'zo
Ia, lilo and 100 y. ia.
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NEW-YoRK AND YHILADELPmA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
EAn ~ l. N-L-A 4 ~ LII.L-L ID L-nILLL

hound BROOK ROUTE.
FOH TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Lave N'N.lWS fDr Trenton aud Philadelphia NJ $50.
g. 9O. J. 30 Loo, $3.50, 800, ~ p. ni ahd a pm.
Lave philadelphia from station Norh Pennsylvania Rail-
rol. !id aid b.Assi- at 1850. 800, leu "a H, $50.
ely, fenion or Sev YORK. at 100 G35, sos. 1913 n H..
Pullman Drawing Room cars attached 10 the $50
1:U 900 p mains lioH Ne" loik 90 he 49, 800 a. No..
1870 DO u ua ns from il41 pli', gud sleeping Cars 10 the
L. O'clock midnight trains from both Ae"-lor% ahd Phiadei
plu9. .. ,,.,..,.,,,..
.ia lor .,ic al loot 81 ilbcriysi Nos go and 0ii
Iuiavay ,fucitl u.ls l 0Icss 81 thc Eie Hall.
way Son lot~ a-d l'i99Ann, a.a at N". tourt-ss,
%. p. sAIbNfN, cen Pass Agent.
nAlll LINE for STANFORD and GREEN
~ NICH-On aud after sAIt HAY Juuc =. the fast aud
f,torte steamboat j.. g. sent IN wiz iv' FER ~ g. r..
0relr Ptrs sD 90 Roo ori0rk D. ~ IAciIri'h tickets 30
anc 80 Gems.
NOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
L FIEIB WHITE MUtNrhtHS. MONrHEAi4 and m
exception r. ~ enty thlrs T. H. at 10 J. NJ
and D. NJ connecting Hl trains Al New Haven for
HItfniu Springfield, DC Tickets sod hnl hagfaes checked
aii broadway, New OBJ aui teuii ST. brooklyn. IA
oiis'o1 10 NV IiaNrn and fr"iIr - 90
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
j JARHANGEMFNT or phSSFkGER TRAINS Jan. |.
lS17LcVe deror O0t Of 1orandt aud pesufos.shtA a.
tao y. Night bXmess' daily fn lnslo h4hlehsin Al
ebt0wn Manch ChuHs Wnkosbarre Itts1n sdYre Enlra.
Ithaca Auburn. Kece-cr, Iunao Niagara Tails and the
Mest. Pulmsus sleeping coselel attached
iOBT "a. SAL RE rupt and Engr.
0eucIal Eastern Once c0uer of Cfutch and coTisndtss
cas- - -UME 4Gs, Agent
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selling NJ high G11s and closing Mt eOs,. Pacific
Mail moved mp 10 2O3s and stayed there witbonr
any special cause, and Adams Express improved IN
J5i2 The total transactions OF the day, which az
erc9ate but $500 shares, furnish the best COM
nent upon the nature OF the business.
RANCE MARKET AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
---AcIna saie..---- Closing B,a, share,
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Gtcdmboais ano Railroads.

4IBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS
~ a. VIRGARD and DANIEL DREW have Nestry-st.
per n H. az s.2j 2ith-t at M landing az Nlark
Perry West Point Newburgh. POughkecpse Niinebfch,
sangeriiss Catski and San Close cennec Ion WIN New
Yorf Central Railroad the West. To West Point aud
brvh returning day al Tickets or coupons good
ON Hudson River Railroad received oar h0ad io pssge
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Mem Publications.

pHNLLlS:, ~, FASCINATING STORY.
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Gcatners.

UcqlAer5.
IL wanting TEACHERS, Schools, or Pupils.
~ address tmcr Educational Mon. I3i hri ya,
.ve''oi Ia'ceaao'g F.rn a eyorT ~ai" E+;ah'h so:
& y experienced LADY TEACHER desires
cr.,iae aui paiutn address H.H7N ile' -iiaNenti
4 COLLECIAN, competent TO Vt younS men
- -'' co.,, ' , IT, 20 Sn n, ' , a. ti
~. &. e.. Trbauo oe,e
4 GRADUATE Of Il COLLEGE, with three
- 80 yy a %, a1 "a m m 1i a .,s ' En-
Amsa9 family gong 10 '' soq It On Eo'Sae ,i
.. 4 MERICAN school INSTITUTE" es-
~ tabA.lod 1870. consolidated VITA S.to .oDrhor's
~! Msry ic,icl Nauea f,f We tcir Iid,oaaa fcr,u
Tor stamp D. H ~chemcronA . y sccretafs 80 Fast l4t-
A LADY GRADUATE of experience, now
in rr5'es nd German eipaSe Of naaa iae scnoa
cIitZ & IL Eastern Iepods 80 Rre oes Eeures d.
hI,ls, Pals France.
1 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
- AGEStI 2i z n'n sgaart, Ne@ l9i@ lb"t4wa} snie
academies aud boarding schools PIo s;or' I1tof ANA CO.
Yoqg ,ssrt sageelol GNle in Che ,asaasG ,
ue, ici me,ns any demand ApfH 70 MISS ~ d. Nc.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 50 Union square.
- EuFoscmen' naaS ~ ahIs No ati 1g2q o.t7 a
NyRS. ANNA RANDALL DIElIl, teacher of
We Eradur and Dramatic ~ uon 30 un''nsguar.
AIRS. LOUISA B. CULVER, Teacher Of
VI TAINVING Naulsttpc Flowers. &cJ. wil receive
pupils for "a o 0or ssctcng doUIg The Summer aud ~
tuiun iu the y..! AIt} 90 tne Cat ill.
-t;oio SO. 3 S. NJ g. A. Eglinp Eecrnccs-Nr. D.
Huntington, NJ. WIN. Hart Mr James u. har'.
A,TAnMERING cured by q successful and
= cxuelicu,,G teacher. MOtlod doisei prominent ply
sicaus Apps 90 Miss ". YOUNG, 43 On'onsIH"le.
rPNEACHER.-A refined German lady from
Hanover desires 60 to.sh air German .ucragc an cN
change her board. best city references Admess r. d.
Tuuuc OHioD.
~ COTESWORTH PiNCKNEY" AGENCY
\ aud d J. Id
fannie win Competent teseers tcalb,f- Sh sosl!
rfeea demand good teachers hHrN early for Autumn
yscSlco,. send stamp ioi app icityH lgrir. ..
o. tGGF-NGlfN PlN'ININ,
30 Union SQUARE r. i'iave. side ltt..t New York.
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Tote sales for the day ga
'G2, seller go days.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS


Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock sold nj from
0Gl4 down TO 30, closing 95I2 bid, SO asked
Government bonds were strong, aud "A large BUSH
ness was done IN registered SKIES of 1881 al 1914
coupon ten-ortics nc ll23,, and new iycs at Ills
coupon new AZ per cents selling at l073s. We
annex latest street quotations:
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CITJZENS, LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY

" and SARATOGA, connecting with all railroad lines
North rast and West. FARE LOWER THAN BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE Tho entirely new and magnificent palace
steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave daily
Cgatnrsys exeepted) at D. FROM Pier 49, ~ r. foot OF
Lsroyst Through sold and baggage checked 10 all
noinfs JOSEPH CORNELL. superintendent.
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Gost au0 founo.

Z OST, a busch Of small KEYS. HENRY
- LAnE. i,.2l Broadway.
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OCEAN Cleaners.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
VI THE sPLFNDlp NAIL srEAMEEs or THE
CALLING at PLYMOUTH IT, b. tor ibe LANDING Of pRs'eh
Win sail from Pier No A. No,i River foot Of Morton
every "wednesday, beginning Nith-
FRANCE, Trndclle WEDNESDAY, une ~ p NJ.
WrRIoiJ triay. June s. b. No.
sPEHEIIti Dantt Wsth..isy JnH ~ 700 IA M
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent Ne 53 Broadway
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A HAEYEsT 0F MID OATs.

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PRICE TEN CENTS EACH
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49,. -. ,,....,u,
BLACK SPIRITS AND WHITE. By Frances Eleanor
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ofan'l'''d 'T'2' the German 'oT THE '''HVNE'
LORDS AND LADIES.
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amount 'i NV ,,ues ia us .e,s ar 'o standard form
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THE MONEY MARKET.
10 A. M.-sALFs BEFORE THR CALI.

OFFICIAL REPORT " y sTocE EXCHANGE SALES
JUNE 10. 1877.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

Trans leave Engewood CIossr, Peunon and Nyack
SATURDAY nights only at 1889 Sundays, a. M aud
$50 r. m = a "a - 49,. -.
no ~ ABROfI, General Psss'r Agent New York.
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