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Cob idiob 9eltern Mlttay IN Nelu
Dort nit 1863.
, 1877-01-19
5 beIapeaFe uab Sbio Giitnbabn.

G~befatedte un6 s bio Gifenbdtn,1
= gafagiers 9eparumcnt
Nid,rnpnp. 80, 1. 2e,embe 1876.
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Gin meoicinii@es Grperi-
ment. Sn Yaris wiro ndhltcr Sage
Elm b06it mertmiiroi9er drStl'her Ner-
luN por9enommen. 9ie Mil9licoer Der
dr5tli6en 9lfaoemie wsroen ndmlib in
Den Stano gelcbt weroen, Den Yuls Der
uerl1ieoenen &r0nten tele9ropbllN 81
beIiibleu ooer plelmebr 81 lcben. Oieie
Yerlude lino nur cine @~ieoerbolung
Oerjenlscn, wel0e i'm leBluerf lolienen
Mpnote al Salem IN Den Scr. Staotcn
BON Noroamerlta an9clt, fit woroen lino.
Gin geieIsrter ArSt 9oftOr upDam, licb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08

raise the loss as compared with the same four davs
Of 1876, from "a per cent. as reported this morning
to over 4S per eeat, as follows
Receipts at Chicago for first four business DAYS Of
June:
A. AIad s.i SS. sa .sSs5 sssi55 i ,
At Milwaukee the receipts Of wheat for the 6r.s
five business days compare az follows:
Bu.n.l. s 1875 sssss,; PsssS ls.rr
A close watch of the daily market bulletins from,
which the foregoing facts arc compiled will prove
safer guide for investors and SPECTATORS than tbs
interested opinions of leading operators.
As to have been expected from the clo,n,
tone last night, tho stock market this mornmy
opened with rather bu0yant feeling. vet not :,
rampant wild expected. 1t Is not
impossible that the striking Of balance of the
purchases and sales yesterday afternoon by tbe
manipulators may have shown the day to have
resulted a greater accumulation Of shares
than they supposed. and hence have induced come
degree of caution III the operations to-day At all
events, IL ia certain the ground very carefully
surveyed this morning before further advancing the
price of Central and Hudson to 3d. OF LAX. Shore
TO 1912 Rock Island to 92os. St. Paul preferred tn
49l2. and Western Union TO 623. Tie remainder of
the list made terial gain upon tho prices Of
last night, although later joining in the decline
which carried Central and Hudson to 90is; Lake
Shore to 47047ls; Michigan Central from 4GI. IN
3s2iG39; ST. Paul preferred to 1883; Rock Island
to 914; Northwestern preferred from 47l4 to 40;
Chicago and Alton from 81 10 20, and Western
Union to 81 7s462. 1t is given out o. positive
that the latter named company will next month de-
clare its usual quarterly dividend OF per cent but
at the same time show very material reduction in
its surplus from the previous quarterly report
which is to be explained by n statement which If
we arr correctly informed will be awaited with
much interest.
AS was predicted in to-day's TRIBUNE there is to
be auction sale Of 10000 tons of coal. This
amount is TO be sold by the Pennsylvania Coal
Company on Wednesday next. What amount may
be sold by other companies is not yet definitely
known. This action by the Pennsylvania Company
is capable Of but one interpretation" Some one is
to be made SICK" and declared which is likely
to last till some Of the companies arc drawn
ont of the field as producers. This view seemed
to be accepted at the Stock Exchange. for
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western sold from
f0Is to 1913; Delaware and Hudson
from 367s 70 3Jis, and Morris and Essex
the value Of which depends upon the ability OF the
contract, at 69Q67as. What the result 70 prices
may be when the public come III possession Of the
Information known to-day only 10 "A few away from
Wall-,t., i a problem for the future. Pacific Mail
to-day got into the dumps. and sold from 20ls 10
1893 bat later recovered 90 19l2. The market
closed weak ~ the lowest prices of the day.
RANCE OF THE MARKET Al THE STOch EXCHANGE.
Atlua cdles---- ClusiDg blas SAaIeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
Official REPORT or AMERICAN MINING hoard
s4LES-yUyg Z 1877
FIRST BoARD-11 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
THURSDAY, June 7-P. VI.

The Buffalo market report of yesterday (Wcdnes-
day) mentions the arrival by lake vessels of 1850
tierces of lard This being equal 20 over five freight
trains of 80 ears each further illustrates the loss of
business to the railroads, and the natural adyan-
tages which New-York possesses over other
Atlantic ports during the season of inland
navigation. Until this year such thing
a. shipping provisions from Chicago by water was
scarcely ever heard of. but experience has already
demonstrated its feasibility, which OF course works
a revolution in the whole traffic.
Another days receipts Of grain and four ut CHICAGO
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Nem Publications.
EOREIGN TESTIMONY
TO 4
RECENT AMERICAN WORK
SOTITR'S PERU.

PERU: INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL AND ENPLoRA-
TfON IN THE LAND OF THE INCAS. BY +. George
Sauier NJ A. f. : A. late L. (. COMMISSIONS To Peru an
THOR Of Nicaragua "Ancent Monuments II mississippi
valley &C. sc. With illustrations. syo, cloth 80.
No more solid and Trustworthy contribution has been made
IN an accurate knowledge OF what among temcst wonder
f,l rnins In the world. The work is really what its
e upies While Of the greatest importance az contribu-
ton 10 Peruvian archaeology is also thoroughly eneri ALL
pr and ius lructive narrative travel Not the least
mportant feature ~ considered the numerous "ene1-
ecuted iuustratioas.-i London Times.
For the inst time complete and on the whole a
Thoroughly Trustworthy conscientious account Of Peruvian
ruins by who competent to undertake the
task Mr. Squier las done valuable service a. re-
CARDS the survey Of TIE architectural remains OF Peru .is
book acreeaby written aud well Illustrated ani 1t IL I'M
doubtey the best that published that branch
Of The subject which has especially devoted hsattenuon
elements Il Markham in the Academy. London
No work years about Peru compare in our
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any have searched tie country thoroughly ana 20
well II is volume admirable in all respects for its
accurate plans illustrations less than for It's vigorous
descriptions everywhere attest tie past exist
cnee OF q superior CIVILIZATION raphic LONDON.
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The regular weekly meeting of the Managers OK
the Bank of England was held to-day, but alter
at,on wus made in the minimum rate Of discount,
which remains 3 per cent. The bank reported gam
during the week Of G2l600O buliion supplement-
ing II to-day with $4,000 Tho proportion
of reserve to liabilities. which was last week
1l5s per cent, Is now 1134. The outside rates
for dscountBg three months bills are
2laQ26s per cent. Bar silver was quoted al about
5}345. the ounce, English standard. SECURITIES
were stru.g aud consOis up 10 9fi2. In United
STATES bonds new 4l2 per GEMS advanced 10 lo3'I,
and slxtyseyens 70 100 H. ten-fOrties leaving on al
1903, and neW tves AT lO7os. Ia American raiMays
Illinois Central opened at -, closing J2i2 New
York Central at S7l2d 8 Erie common al Cis ana
preferred at 10 lie Bank Of France during TIE
week reportcd gain of l2.200,0OO francs. N
Paris the i've per cent French rentes advanced at
the opening Ia 104.62l2 Iherc was 40 q'o,i@-
ton for sight exchange on London, tue
last rate beng 2jI8. The foreign exchange
market here was quiet hut strong.
and rates are gwen in the table below. NeQDo'S
selling rate, ou the basis oi 81 >1GNi 80 ana
81 o9l2G - so 10 the :, for long and snort stefihS
bills Speculation An gold Nas tamc and dtt ora o.
interest the sales having been 30 lOJoo 100 Vh
cold loans the lending rates We're j.. ], ana per
cent borrowing 20 fiat The Assistant Treasurer
pad ont ,-2G 600 IN com interest AID Sl.@'VV
in redemption OF called bonds. The days bushes,
OF tie Gold Clearing Departue enc OF the b9nA o.
the STATE of Ncw-lOTk covered: Gold ccti'o,
Sli.J7 900; gold balances, .s>o5, $40; currency
balances $50, 105. The gold quotations were ~
follows: go,
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The following We're t0-days quotations ~ soie
foreign and domestic COINS and bullion: an

There is no change TO note i'm monetary aiisis 20
decrease in the offerings Of money, and no ineies,o
in the demand for loans. There is 40 quotaVl1p
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Total sales u the tay.
n seller 6O days 80 seller 10 days. A. seller -

sales " the caT.
+17 seller 6O 80 seller 10 days A. seller 10 Gays
CLOSING PRICES or PuILADElrHtA STOCKS.
siG. ASKED. Bid. Asked.
C1ty g llcl4 llOls Schgylklli y. Pref
4. r. r. q n. j. 1881 l2o SOitheinCen.RlL lt9 b
penn R.... 29a- 29a, LeIsli Nav. 1874 lst
Rcadnl r r.. 12ia l2L2 Oii creek & 4. llR 81
febie Valley r.. 80 3Ois Hesfonsi H.. ~ -
fafaviSsa f'rc..- 80 81 Central Trans ~. il
Phil & Euc Z. r.. 8
The following table of prices of the prominent
gold and silver mining shares including the OPEN
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san Francisco, is furnished By WA. Wand. DreIei
RriEdinp All prices IN gold
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK.
L = g. Registered, 1881 / 1910 Registered $500
"
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10000 .. ..... ..... l093i L : 81. Coupon, 1851
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I ILLINOIS central
lOt. be. 5i94
Cleve and Pitts g
2O....bc. 80
North Western
pos 900. b.. 2O3,
I North Western III
100 49,. be. 40 3
Rock Island
J 200. -. be. 92
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like city bomharded.' The Eddys,ons
Lighthous~ was sweet into tie sea. The
whole country was stlewil with giant
trees, torn from tile roots by wind such
as had never besil known before. Curiosi.
ty led Defoe to count them in Il ride
around London. He counted l7,0OO. and
then got tired. But The most terrible
disaster were at sea Fifteen sail Of the
line, including Admiral Bowater and the
whole of his crew, together with several
hundred merchantnsn sa,id sixty-four
gun ship. with Admiral Beaumont on
board, perishetl, the latter ia full view of
Deal. Of 289 men but one was saved
cast by a wave to shore. II has been CONF
Ipused that 5000 people were lost. The
House ct Commons presented an address
to the Queen dsplofing ihe loss TO the
navy, and suggesting the building Of new
ships, this being. saysILord Macaulay, the
only occasion in England when tempest
evokedEa public address, or the national
fast which followeds.it. During Queen
Ahne's reign the day Of the storm con-
tinued, in:ubeilience,to her proclamation.
t0 be solemnly observed. The worst year
in England!since then was 1914. In it's
autumn and winter the sea was covered
with wrecks and the coast with corpses.
On Nov. 20 a fearful tempest swept up
from the tunultuous Atlantic. The wind
ragged for three days with appalling fury
The year closed with long remembered
snow storm which absolutely paralyzed
locomotion throughout the Kingdom for
nearly week. The foreign mails we're
sent by sea from London TO the Continent
because the road through Kent, despite
the efforts of tile Immense crowd set to-
clear il, continued impassable. Perhaps
observes writer, referring to it SOME
years later, mo act of nature gives SO
high conception of a more than mortal
hand--iiIe rapidity Of its effect, the subtle
but resistlrss chemistry by which the im-
palpable element was turned into q
material of totally different form and
qualities sufficient To sheet millions Of
miles, What myriad ofhumsn hopes
must have been suddenly thwarted or
defeated 10y this visitation, which probably
in some Indirect manner affected the
course Of as many careers!
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HowTHENEvADA tNDIANsLIvE.


The weather yesterday was..of a charac~
Ter 70 depress the spirit of the noble red
man. "A dead-in earnest snow storm he
didn't mind Tit; but wet, thawing
weather gets him. When the snow banks
up of. his Nickiup. Il aids to keen him
warm; but in rain oiltl.aw the trickling
moisture works through The holes In his
residedce, which Is constructed Of pretty
much all holes, and the cold drops in-
sidlously crawl under his clothes at his
neck and creep down his spiue aud make
him get up and howl. Insuch weather he
don't believe that there Is no place like
home, and 50 he don't stay 1T home. lie
wraps his blanket about him and seeks
The haunts Of the pale faces and lounges
on the strrct-colners and chats with lis
own or some other Indians sqraw.
When II Is considered that tie Iudians
sleep az nigh. onithc damp ground. with
scarcely any shelter to speak OF, aud
during the day time, no matter how
severe the weather. seitium enter a house.
one would think their lives must he
miserable to an extreme. But such does
not seem obe the case; they we're born
on the bleak hill-sldes anl the miserable
structure, for which hut Is too gon,I a
name. Is the only kind of hume they have
ever known Most of them would dieif
forced % live Inn comfortable dwelling;
and, 70 long A. they possess d blanket aud
get enouglll ioeat: sud can earn little
silver to gamble with, they are FAR more
happy and eontentei than the majority,
OF white people who live IN luxury.
What Is that which Is heightened by
Ueing cut at both elids ? A ditch.
When a man attains the ag. Of ninety.
he may be termed XC.dingly old.
IL was drunken carpcu,er who said he
could notcarry his spirit ,eyrl.
Good headquarters or Young ncn-ss
the shoulders ofihci'. sweetheart.
Why is the elep' nant ths ri,csf sa.aelous.
Of travellers? y cause be never takes Ais,
eyes offliis try III.
Time W" Is far no man. Fnst,s anc,spr.
Dorsnt U me always wait tor a mar t,plss
nrln,y ated an tho top rail- Besas
breaks =
y Now York fr "a aJ.snii-.
MUS catch ior llfsy 10, s..- = gebtls
~ 'ear. The gssllAr 60 That's sw.
here iOr nOlhisg. susl 4 ~ satch around
Ni.h the main rrpus. t.sv uo', cOue =,
,nc galleries s,e rMp., rick q MI
blows ou. the ligh. ass aud tho s,s,on
wish that ,ls .a,4 =, once sid. p .A...,,
live could BE y ~, sliSh J have ~ s','' =
o. The sensafies 6,ll.a! dlss :. the sud e sns
should .ass. then be w;,"S'. ;a'ag g ny Jse'b, I
sh'sh ny vyIks viii S ssa',.; - 'bS Sraueaca
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The late Lord Londale wsss master OF
COX hounds. He was going ons morning
by tmln to the meet Of his pack, and
happened upsp" Two lively young gen-
tlemen IN the same carriage. The two
young gentlemen had not high opinion
Of the pack, and they had even worse
one Of the country. They debated the
chanccsof finding sny fox that day, and
finally appealed 20 I,ori Lonsdale him
self. who was listening to their conversa-
tion. 'Gentleman. he said. Il am sure
you win nnd fox Sure Y said they,
smiling at each other as they glanced ~
the dried.up. prim old gentleman. You
can't be sure. Yes. I can he replied.
canly, for sm the master offhe hounds
At the same tims be drew hamper from
beneath the seat. half raised the I'D. and
dIscloseda Cue large fox. saying. Mud
here he Is
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wbenis . candle like .ombstoue ?
Ssheu !, h Put ur t'ra late husband.
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street Ia London. with terribly bad IN
strumeut, was moaning pi.eously his III
success. He had taken not penny all
day, and had not the wherewitbaI for
nights lodging. Presently a showily
dressed woman came along. What's the
matter, old man. The Italian artist told
his tale. The woman was evidently
touched by the mau's teas. .We'll soon
put that right, she exclaimed Give me
your organ When she heard its tones
she WINGED l:ttle. 'You area little out
Of tune, friends, she said rebukingly, but
she set OF playing. while the old man
looked ON bewildered, a crowd began 10
gather The old man stuod still until the
woman was provoked into ehiding him
for noi having recourse to his hat. Pass
II round, and be quick; It's money you
want, isn'tit? The old man obeyed, aud
the girl sang to the organ until q good
harvest Of pennies had been reaped. will
that do, friend p she asked. aud receiving
an affirmative answer, resigned the in
strument aud passed rapidly away,
laughing.