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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06

reality. The Chicago papers come to MS with lone
accounts of the position there and speak of th.
reduction Of passenger fares the Inauguration Of a
bitter warfare which is To extend TO all branches Oh
traffic. In continuation Of this private dspatehe,
to-day were received from Philadelphia TO the effect
that the Baltimore and Ohio Company had cut
rates grain" presumably to meet tho low water
rates TO Now-York. If this proves to be correct il
must be done exclusively in the interest II Balt.
more commerce, because any such rates are ruinous
10 the railways. and must result in Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad stock selling at considerably below
105. the price at which it sold yesterday. Toa
NewYorker such magnificent sacrifice on the part
of railroad for the benefit Of its patrons seems
beyond comprehension.
Notw thstanding the activity with which prices
were advanced the total transactions Of the day
u672OO shares about oneffth less than those Of
yesterday Lake Shore opened With sales of 1000
shares at 40. but almost Immediately was 4Gl2 bid
and then sold at AZ reacting to 4G5s it next was
carried 10 47ss. and thereafter luctuated within
range OF a per cent, closing at 4Iis The course II
nearly the whole list was after the same pattern
Central and Hudson selling at Ssll49O4 Sg2
and Michigan Central at 3si2a39ss 939S. Illinois
Central was made particularly strong, advancing
from 514 to 53ls. 1t seems the frequent luc-
tuations in this stock are due To little
game which Is being played between this
and the London market. The price here
offers for an effect on the London price. and when
it suits the Operators tho London prico is made Tor
speculative effect here. Chicago and Alton was
weak, declining TO 75I but later was rallied to ~
its downward movement boing noonvoniont to the
mani pulatiOn of Rock Island flOm 90ss 10 917sQ
9Il2 II. Paul preferred was also higher bnt lacked
VIM; it from 4734 10 As, and finally was pushed
10 4SSs04Si2. Northwestern preferred advanced
from 1893 to 4Gl. closing at 4G's Even the coal
stocks joined in the upward movement ~ If 10 show
that real values not stOrs to the rise DELI
ware, LaCkaw2nna and Western rose from 3glo
to 40os closing strong at 40l1; Delaware and
Hudson from 1853 10 37s4G37l2. and Morris
and Essex delaware, Lackawanna and Western
guaranteed per cent. sold at Gsl.4693l aG0io.
Western Union opened at COZ and dropped to 90,
but within one-haf hour was selling at 81, after
which it rose to 6l5s, and closed at 61l.- Pacific
Mail dull and steady al 20isG2Olea 2O3a and
Expresses lower for Adams at 81 "a and American at
4Jl2, Wells, Fargo * Co. being higher 1T % The
total result Of the days doIngs may be summed up in
4 few words: Increased holdings by the cliQucs,
with largely reduced short interest to act sup
port al the next decline.
RANGE Or MARKET THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
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StLES-LCNE .. is75
FIRST BOARD-t1 q CLOCK a. ".
TUESDAY, June 5-P. VI.

TUESDAY, June 5-P. NJ
This was ma uipul iton day on the stock TX
change hence after opening at lower prices thah
the closing ones of last NIGHT, the tables were imme-
dintey tuned, aud m advance OF over = per eeLi
s.eured within the first ten minutes Of business.
OF course such an unexpected and urgent demand
ir stocks chcied inquiries to the cause and II
iu rcplv II soon became rnnored that tie railroad
war was again settled, fast trains withdrawn and
old rates restored But even tins report una,dcd
failed 10 stimulate the market further so
the manipulation had TO be renewed, which resulted
in a further advance Of about per cent, only to
yield partially again as soon rs the stimulating
orders had been faly executed. Ii is scarcely
sary to remark that there truth IN the report
referred TO- tor TUE TRIBUNE TO say that if IL had
been true 1t furnished reason for the upward
movement in stocks except far rs It MIGHT be
made the occasion for rand upon feeble bears
SO far as driving them to 'covcr" the false report
has probably proved quite as et1cacious as would a
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EeqGl Noiirss.

CuVPRENE COURT-WILIIAM SEYMOUR,
y a. ,,rcgtor &c sg1ipst NsRl N,.O IR> ard oileIs
Iu l,gstanoe iGDlII~t o. decree % tbs Het"n nhihg
Gaze l7tn Cas- q hI1r $50 ne nnl' - '3' y iia
,;n.l.l deceased under fht c.rrco" ~ I1lIo r. Eg
cl.S referee arrontcQ hy nc 1our r thFt pnTToF WI
sell M public auction, hY a DE R,ecrrf & Sor. hnr "nHes
m ti,, .iu da. ~ July - cc't noon ~ t cay a
e tscssncc ~.cstcc1u. so j BROADWAY. ~ Size tiLy OF
S,- N0ra A. lt,sile .scIi5cd premises. to ri;
Two lots 90 ana with ne ioulfioy bu!G.f ne on ttt-
att a tic northwest osrcI ~ VINO ano Church -cc-4 -
t sit, ana r.. a. -,ps Y0t c0nta4ng hfS i't 4 - oh
N.ift tseft cp on t'Ici hf'o ana hIoNL
also aHc ts - H1 ~ saw li oi, hoTtH 49,
co.ar streets coltAiufnC 70 "ef ii0nt
on ,rl Nccccr SIR go and % opih ~ 90 soc
~ known ny the street Moo H. ~ a. - NaHi
Also te dwelling house and two contiguous lots ~ lane on
ANA sg-cF .trret. eotIriuc Narck street
and IN tst street and known by the street 40 43
, M house and et o. land on the westerly eide ~ Canal
street containing - fee mont On ara SIRE an ~ i'i "
sie Loa nd Dot soufn.ry 20 street cl-ta lIO
~ec- inches from ~ ZjcStr'' nnc Nih avenue
ef.ta.a.g % feet GilchCs Hiisrse ud n rear ai 'o
1 .,It each sde and known by te street
AZ Al fle saIns Tine VIII Dc sold following personal
share. East River Bank in city = y, 10 shares Mer
chants Bank ~ r. =, ~ shares iutcherf tnd
rvers bHih ~ y y, 100 snare, Bank ~ Ne" f%ih 80
shares Bowtry Frc Insurance o. ~ y ~ SHARES f,isnh
Inc ms RANCE 60 u y " I2O sirfrr. Nurth River TIRE IN
sftIa., co oi y ~ Brooklyn tlty Gus .Aght Co
of lfr,oL ivn 600 siares hatnan Ca lArh 60 in Cy
src. Vilznssurrh Gls light 60 ~ Miltnhbul -, 100
shares = y Te 1ns and Trus, 60 ~ > - GU o. slaIes
Of Miliiamsi1iTgt Gins, SCp II tIJ
p0lltan Gas Scrip Of Jed,rs ms CO.
Dated Sew fcrk. June ., 1874 =, e,,,,,,o,,, ..
Executor, &C.. Of JOHN b. schmelzel d. esse1
IHiLO 4. KJGGliS, Referee.
s.w GANRs Plaintiffs Attorney 2o4 Pe~rls'IeeI N l.
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Real Gsiaic 60 Exchange.

DASH and productive REAL ESTATE, free
from mortgage location and climate in CAIRO. MA
will be given Tor real estate here II clear or lightly pc
beTed. Address, with full part.cuars, -, ~ "
DAVID r. MANNING, 3G7 Futonst, brooklyn, N y.
VTAJUARIE FARM. $50 acres. free and
clear miles from city, in good order go0d Dul"lhgsi
would exchanged FOR city property. 1900 ,..,....
RULAED n WHITING Beekman-st-
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pprTrsu CORN TRADE

LONDON, June 5.--The Marx Lane Express,
in ts weekly review Of the British corn trade, ss!S
tation Is very backward, having made htto pro
gress under the harsh weather which prevailed Va Nay
II X prohabIe that the acreage under wheat larger
Ill ,, ,t,.u I'm 1876 owing 81 a moro ayo ALE SEED
time but the harvest Will entirely depe.d hpoH Tue
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-vHE TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRAS.

Ircry No,xI IN h;g scrtos IS complete dna Uaa7dye(
TEN CENTS EACH.
BLACK spirits AND WHITE. Mls. I4ollope.
TWO LILIES. Julii Ksvluagh.
GOOD LUCK. l.. Werner.
Translated rom the German Tor TIE TBl1USE)
OIYNPIA:A ROMANCE. r.. J.. Franc non.
LORDS AND LADIES.
published bY arrangement With 4. x. Lorng Boston)
A PAIR OF BIG'E EYES. Thomas Hardy.
(uil srel by ARA. win he~-rs. Hcnrv Holt
Co whose H. sur ito1r series contain authorized
q al Tie winters HOrs.I
lin press Tor eary putEcatiou-5riy American ediion)
A CHARMING FELLOW Mrs. TroiOIc
other equally excellent and popuiar novels VIII appear NJ
,ho Intervals snd IN large form, exceedingly ColiNH
tort for rdiDe and sou ift ltibNE NoNts ere
marvel s and place within the re3c ~ every onr
f, merely nominal sSudsTd works NI1cA cdh"' ic
procured for less then seven 10 IN times i"S
~.
rev.de1lrr viii be TOspad. at o. ter
Celts Address TIE ItlBt NJ. NeN-i OK.
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DrockInn propertp 90 fet.

TO LET, very low, the desirable 3-story
N. and basement brick dwelling No. 2es carroll st. near
Carroll PARK Ia desirable Tic rent I be maize very
reasonable Apply " j. Il. CobNELl ~ Court 81. BooAyi
vJNO LET-OD Prospect place, Brooklyn, near
fif,navc, the medium s.Eed three story brick house
Known a. good orders le Tooas VIII Dc rented lo"
KOIsERT 5. BUssISG 2O4 lent2SGs -. brooklyn
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prooAlpn aeal estate far Sale.

DWELLING-UOUSES Mes. AZ Willows
II a. ul,st ~. - a- - -. 81, l09 N lJ- f'~~
al.,.t aud 80 WilcuglU. 81. - iliaJ s.tesF
GORDON l- FORD, 81 CIR. -, hfoO-lFn.
NOR SALE or 70 RENT. FURNISHED
Tho f, sLs tires 8ory arl basement lfSs AJuse. 10
Ia~l,sel 81 Opposite Chr.. Church te h-is@ - ~ good
oI.er sLdls "a. location i central 9d FsI,
paasAut. tt!aiH tlats. Apply on PisiAiss-
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Gilp properin 90 Get.

ITO LET-On 10jth-st., near Boulevard, ana
Il within two blockso Sh-aye, HOUSE threcstory, man
sard roof 2lx5s gas yaler heater stationery nb
feet foot nall story. all improvements rent sb5" IN
onire ON PROMISES Of ". y DIXON % Walst, Oh J. DEN
Ham n Co. 26S West 23d ST.
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Connirp properln 90 Get.


NEW, roOmy comfortable suburban
~ HOUSE, IL rooms. with ali imp Dentr, luy Iur
Wished e healthy situation, peer RAILROADS ad hoitH
car rsSr New York. rent low, fOi tlre mOnte Ia care
fu and respunebe tenant Inquire ~ tDNAhD Ola ishs
Trioune ONCE J. ii. DENlrON, 100 BeieNIe~Fe, New"
ark. Nj.
EVCI,Y FURNISHED COTTAGE to RENT.
j for the Summer hoET " H. r. RI; 10 rooms ena
bstb rosu Ahort churc!ie. AMI POstlce 40
dIss, BOX -, Grcenrich. Conn
NOMINAL RENT.-Only 40 minutes from Lib
Ccttsar and GTorsds lone acre. IN
csiux ssrc,n Ilnr re~ trait vines &c, 0rrit worm
sIOOl Tustet ia es ble and healthy fort4oE Of city MN
nav 81 sr-ee C.; bOnse, 10 rs lof s:f coll "atr
bath &c; ssbe II Ge-.r- frequent trans u ia.i
nrst ytaIiy fsfr sos s.ny 8 90 hrpy 81 pr'ini7s.
n..r pss,seer depot y j. G. K. r. AT West Elizabeth or
address that - AXIOM AGEhT
ryNO RENT for S25O-A HOUSE of II rooms
! fn ~ irut; barn. 10 minstns rom Ilehoi,1
depot; hig n ground; immediate posscsSon Apply 10 NJ
BENEDICT. No. l~1s. f2d-t
TgVO LFT-At Succaslnna, Norris Co, y. j.,
plainly fGrnr.hed HOUSE Win - rooms, four acfts %
gIouns good water heSus! sGdu0h ten- FIoV iVi 'he
'''''' Il. g. COOPER, PIC Fast a5th at.
rE'O RENT-For Summer season, mt New
EeeIs.c good HOUSE Iccus partial. furnished saides
i1 hersc and carIiNe. Address HOELlf ELlINGE, New
Pslt, lister County, y y.
ea.lsAA TO RENT-For the Sumner
q StD. months or year. the furnished house si afon
me grounds Of ne lst etcpeu A. Burt o Bllysl ~ y
one OF tie hec.tst AID most picdGrsqne village - tie
vicinity h'w-l orr Apply "a A. j, ~ ~ Deivhe,
orange Co. \. y. ~ PlEit>ON r. SANFORD, 02 "est
Thirty -sccOnd-sJ., New-tofk
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1857 ! 3. -........l05G
The rates for foreign exchange
-. t.....y..... .f..rtutu mia. - t,fl

The money market was the correiatlye OF yester-
day Call loans were At "a 4. and discount ga
and inward. The United States Treasurer AZ Wash
lne,ton to-day received 3l,0O0,00O National bank
notes for redemption. Tue customs receipts nrrc
S.4}OO O0 and the internal revenue receipts SOD
600 The following IL the Clearing -hou5e statement
to-day: Currency exchanges. S7O5j5.II9; currency
halancee, 81 9gS, 1875; gold exchanges. 96.25e,-
Is6 gold balances. S1ll3,l6l.
Gnyerument bonds without being particularly Sc
five were strong, with notable advance IA coupon
52Os of 1865 10 ll6l4 coupon 5.2Os II 1867 sti-
fniuU Iip to | l3l. and new lS6Js ~ 10. SKIES Of
1sSI registered sold az 1lO7s. snd registered ten-
loytirs al ll2 We annex latest street quo ltioI,:
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Sales on A1ciiou

NOTIGE.-MORhIS WILKINS, Auctioneer
y viii ..i a. pubic tine tseiiEser ~arsrgou
NJ. ~ fradway WEDNESDAY, 6'ao June. 80 -
l. ,fclsck an TIE r-l collect Ieian all wharfage
accrdng Bi IRuEAD ~ 6lscst, f. r. Dj order ~ ie
Department @: Docks. ful information, Gee The Clty
Record" FOr -iic "a 80 CITY Han.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.

The uatois Of the c1sss viii De held AZ The college
building laae01 and Forfv I.4A IA 81 beg unns
EoSDAN. MAY p. ~ $50 &. u.
TIE examination csnGids.os Tor admission VII begin on
MFuNF-DAN. June g. 81 93os III,
candidates requested 60 present ihcm
selves.
Commencement ~ tho hC@fCnv ~ Music on WHATS
DAY. June H. At - i. A.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEwYoRK. Tuesday, June ., 1877
At the Exchange SalesrOom to-day the fol-
lowing cit, real estate was sold at auction;
Ry p H. Ludtow & o.
story aek brick house with lot, W = OF Chrys.
ties 2l4.S IT II Of santon-st. lot 2OxlOO; Jho 900
BH h. " Hariet. ,-
5stOry brick basement, with lots, OF Fast iOn,
Ct poo II 81 Il, lot 25xlO33 en-; paVd oz ,oo
Bv Jds. b. Mttter. -.
3.st0ry and attic brick house, with lpt n = OF idst
96thsi; l.@' II oil dave i'' .,a..o.. $1,000
BIZ Sleftn 9 sf'EfrOu
block OF lOts bounded 10y 7th and ~ Nichoas aSt,
18th and ll5h-sts 22610X4Ol2x2OlloAJ3'S .,o ooo
John H. Wttson. n,
lols Of Wet 39hss ifo W u o'.'a'' $4,000
Be- >. e.. L10renoe = o. -
ioS VS. 81 dc t'ns' T PIC ri s2l 900
ionrsfory stone house with loi, = Oh f~st
G5thsS 90 oil haa'sO'''' ~ 'l..'' $4,000
lot lot Of Pa, sstA'' Q, $4,000
TT OF Ea. S9thst 50" b." Oh ..'.'' 1000
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gnstruCilcn.

CITY.
MEXICAN KINDERGAR TEN.-NORMAL
class t kiucreartners Mis- T.. ~. Coc Pm 81 T. +Sc
At y y. kindergarten material cheap aud besi'ui
A YEAR IN acknowledgements Tours
" All included. $500. with experienced party Inter
views Mr. HIICHELL~, 80 W,si 3't"-s' ilom to-
YEAR IN EUROPE.-Niue months in
~ pers snd Berlin under bc~t masters. With SuWmcr tuur
to Italy 81 from NrwYor. L. {. LOOMS, NJ d.
a; TcseS,r~' e-noy, % Union Squar,. y s.
CLASS FOR ROYS.-ThS class il designed
t. rr.oarc Thoroughly f0r t best COLLEGES 'rNeT
psps lnitcd ~ Fsi TORN besins te. 70 lNl' FOR
Iafcula~r sfuir = AiluIE IL CT Ter, tl@ NtIl'c
Itsferences President Chcr's ". Fl0t HarVGp '0it@c
President J-suc- NC rsh 1riaoc toi~Cc; Henry q
Alexntccr go y. y. Iitv N!isla n OshHr1 as 70. y Y
cry Theodore Roocvelt e"1, n ~ ltN and may o'Iets
CHARILEK INSTITUTE,
4 CENTRAL PARE, &EN'-NOR
BOARDING AID LAY SCHOOL FOE BOYS from 7 10
on .lH
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Ncp f1nbilrailors.
Am: * IFIsI-nE nOrR SERlES.

'Y'HE LEISURE HOUR SERIES. e-. nam. ..
.hcr NJ ie-ac iieul tii, i, fa no; d,1ris,eS
he ,ni6n~hes beg leave call attention to tie following
E suTiJ6s Scs The Leisure Hour series has been
he me-Ss % h't nv ~ ri ry ei'r,EI1lfy
IAgpl Ms PlYSIGR Ne- Fi1sE Iiil Ef ana - d w A.
'y' Iv.cT RJ'gS.-V I'm csA,US GtsJ.vR DaQz, FREY
80. -. So id,, ~, cn ,F6S iEA> TGrI cFr
RoHEETN SriELHNGFS, THAcKtBAi, IIkGENhFf ana INFO
I'll liz S8ApnoF ExcELIExcE has never Hc,g Dc e.
r-grire ami tJil >ri snail decree 81 ne" iagt
snd. IN sccoriint ME rcoc ntoi my M
Sui thoa,h contains 1e3ily nnaae ygua,
NEEDED by too most rrsciics critic. The estimation OF 1t
oTisH q Jsr u, I'c, o. '''''''
Ne sS~irEs e i,sr, Hour scric."l Norou
ne trtn stmrane ard families taste IreSides over
10 sy one ,o -alt. tl'k ils win prove both entT
,sd Iolsb Is god ic$,oFe co, .ls one aI' me
90 A.os ~, D. - ~ - ro.tal 4.yeri'e'r
Tse Traveller cait ~ v,ols ho n'2,i5r, t,msn Will one
liz PRICE tnhe hirh,r thsn tt2t OF some Otter
flour ~,s ,rsr tie cheaper - being elected without
s iMst,r Ae excess Of price over any SINH
X cHkS<6SEf. 'ttNS5hA|GEb. ~ linda Vlari pub
'-s1 ~ 2 y Tr;', .'2Io' US 5. ssy ,er.
siCrS. ii. io'diFl A%b aEiNHktsD III. AIoAs.
NoBLEssE oBl5G, .., ~ ~ ;.i F.-.Its
TURGENIEFF. IVAN. Nr.liN SOIL.
mn FIRST VIOLIN
CRiFFiTHE AElHJ r. Low A TALE or THE ROCK
ATfRBACII BEErEOID. Pom ASu h-t'H6Nl.
WALTOlD f. b. (AuLaoT 0f M -inihL) PAULINE. 80
HENRY UOlr. < Co.. INbl.sher.. y Y.
'g'O BOOK BUYERS.
n. public are informed that all hooks published by VS. arc
,o by the leading retail bo1Sse ia NcWl orA city our
SPECIAL AGENCY
sat the bookstore Of
CHARLIE Z. DILLINGHAT, ca Broadway,
wloh1s regularly in stock
h EVERY BOOK ON OTR LIST.
Ia JAMES 70. O~GO'p * co.. Eo-ion.
USn nfdA TRUMP KARDS. - ...,..
wv HbNfJ Josh BiLIINGS~ nc7 com hook l,aoA
mis- Wick. Price 20 cent?. IoI sale - where.
G.. ". CARLETON d CO.. Publishers y "
HOW TO CURE PARALYSIS. STIFF
i JOINTS CROOKED LIMBS, SN LiAINEr, .tca u'
N q ~. TAYLOR; 25c WOOD & Ca no. u vast tlty
IlgIlh-si.
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Qorflils Nressklisx.

4 DODWORTH- SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
- No. tol JriIANEEUE,
Private lessons during t'e summer
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OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES.

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Amid Ancrew 90 luke Of 45hst w n llthAye; 90 ooo
T}e.crtr a,rv r. 10 s Danzei,cn, W II Sd ave and
lCtfh - f.2d TsN) = ----- I'uo
cram, -9' ' D, g' s1. '2 van. .-''0 1900
c-1.it! ,,fc' g es va trar " ., 237s
De Den 2 : LIE ": u v ~ -l''' $500
Driver Ysr'ha u Nlsm II OIL, ss l3lhfI o. "a o,o
rei,ity owen and wife, 10 J Hc6'e rofsd've' .so
Fav lanes 70 Psiros F,v 25Dst cg' les ave;
crsa-r Joseph 10 Nay Va 49, 10000
lfeT.,.s.n Thomas and wiir. 10 W Vp.io-. cor 900
4 Snd &4dst yc2rr 49,. i"V'"
JG9se. joA'' 70 "ia h5i'' ID o' '9'4'' 10000
J,s;, tlc. u % J. Taylor sef l949-t voi 4'f- oo,
Fip- r.omAs aud VIE. to GCoIcr l. --.itl, e ~ ,
o! GtL.2Vs; yc1Ss-..-. 49, -,oO'
his Frederick, 10 benjamin. Collins, 70 - Alhs- .oc
sam. TO- NSrv Co!lns OF Ki,s -, % Nsrcks ,
Kan-man. 1 cui. snd vile t. Cnsrbrs lhu'nIuer,w ,
ave, - SSH ~; years ,..,.---. Vo'V
AoI,4cr C.rO inc t0 Auua leImann VI 6 o 2d-Fe- ,o,
No oo. p-Ge 4. 10 E,. Guggcuhriu us Of 9th ~
sane ID, .r.s ~ JGh-s, W OF .'ave; -. A.
SWEET. " iliau. I'D f., 10 = " Bnr.i -it+ ~ ol -
.ut ST. let ttn ari Sll avcs: wear 49,. -" y
W, ' S-Ii., ,n3 YEAR,, YEAR,. 20 J. 1850
s.i'h. samuel TO I4trc u sclrajN, oi 4thsys. -,
Wc.,or. EAr. l. 30 - 'u4l kiulrl2u-. So %, MAJ ,
i-1n-ayr - t.th years .-....-..- ... 4'"VS
,'1 ,a " c1sf e. 10 3 constant % -''' 2o5oo
s1ei " ma Z, - ne Te ,s, VI '' 'l I'd
i@.,IsIJ J.. Y. s4vA6l, CepuU kssIstuf.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL or VINES.

Tho cva-raore q lie several classes vii be hc' n tle
fcgll UuiiCuc. lfurtNtc and ioriyf ninth st. htea ing n
HDNDAi. Man. a. ~ 10 %. ~.
Candidates FIR Sl.sioI ooe 0i ~" I'VE cor Tet t
Ci,f irf susrrue HIiag IuFIuecrHF MrtturF tfuipcT
M Nst1rsI s.oJ. Al. yttsl sHd Appea Cae stry "li
FRIDAY June s.. 81 So a.
Comm, 81 me Acsdtmy ~ hCrH On " tbNlH'-
j. ~. Jane ~, 40 az T. -
I7nfirr uCrr0ual .ttcuron.J cstTlctcg 10 - boys
l. --ne rrsNs- beginners o'hSr r ocg, fwio'ovr
MADAM DA SILVA and Ms. BRADFORD
VI rf.--er. Mr. pofrrsnsl FNNIi~t. FRI 81,
ag gf.JIN pgt I.uIs-G nd Df ~ ~N3o1l for LpI 81
LADIES So CHILDRft Sth tlisttcrlat. So ~ \ co.
.,-tist Wv YrtN eeJpgs sept %. Apt"ca or may H
made o. rft,s yFfs0,s AIS EAnc. separate CLASS Ni
BOYS uucrr t.or,ucidy a4ui. eyeui i"'fhefs
WIN. n. LEGCE1T' SCHOOL, LIZ Broad
~ way fi,ae pglil. 80 sualucr; BOARD If ieq Tired
0Lsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06

Ia STATE bonds is-Dur plain ts rose 10 lOo4. new
Tennessee. heing strong at "a = amt new series ~
Ill,6Illo Old North Caroiin-- "r' - pad and
Ia while I.ouisaua IT, cou~nls sold 10 ~ ..
In cifv hank stocks, CONNER go soin .. III -
H. FhmniX t5O) at 100, loarh Ndilona ~ at
g9l2 aud Republic lel - ~.
Railroad bonds were traded iu ln fairly liberal
manner Jersey Central hrsts w-rH steady ~ 1909,
and cony.rtibles irmrr a Ola jI3t; ST.. Pan. gold
~ were 9t5s and /. aud n. He.u. % 90 80. and Ia
Cfo@sc Division hTsts up Go 1903. \ .-la-Yes.crn
gold bogds were steady at sos h.sk Island s.
hrm al ~ ". and Hannibal and Ju-t Dh .llyerl-
bic s., better at S1i2; Union Iac d, - sing funds
were ni gnrr az 5Dl2, aud South . 4D uie.- s.edy
al 1Gi2 Western. selling at lo3. ur..s oi l., C..
n It. az 25d 15'4 021l4 NJ alglr lritfal fs az
1857. and North Nissoug frat. 900 ed lob.
san Francisco dispalches 4 TODAY contain somo
interesting information % wiz; " Tn. machinery
of the Consolidated Virginia m.as tas bfoAtl
down" The California minr shirGcd FI,""O"UO
I'm Nay. 1877, against Sl,o0o.~J9 t'fF'sp@HeiIs
period of 1870 Twenty lhou,.s.d s.-,e' "i Asrl-
p,sa land and mining comVanys stock sold h,re
yesterday 40 81 per share"
The following shows the cxp1r.s # proiuce nom
the Dor, of Ncw-Y0rk 10 fore sn ports tor week
ending June D. and since the ucslnr OF the gca';
30, The week ........ SJh93lu3 s5atf,iI So. ..5t5
Preyousy rerort,l s03.57O3s6 tloglo.-'l o0s-eSlo
Total soce Japl sio5 Gs5o5 sO7 .s4 Css sila2el SiS
Pnce of sOld.......-.. III 80 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06
THE MONEY MARKET.


OFFICIAL REPORT N y ST0cE EXCHANGE SALE'
JUNE 3. 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06

The foreign dispatches were not Important to-day
while favorable In London consols were strong at
Gisa04iq; United States bonds ruling ann as
follows New 4l2s at 1854 new iycs at 1878 ten
fortics AT 1888, and siItyseyens ut 1923. Auer-
can railways we're irregular and feyersh. aSsmiat-
uy 10 the quotations from this side; New-York
Central declining to 81, and closing at s5l2;
Illinois Central opened at 49l2, advanced to 5Ji2
rinsiny NJ 80 as AGAINST AZ Yesterday. Erie cou-
mon Was It's and preferred IL. The Bank Of En-
Gland reported no movement to-day, and money was
without quotation. Silver was UNCHANGED. Paris
dispatches report the five per cent French
reltcs opsning at 1O4 30 aud closing ut 10f.27l2
sight exchange on London being mp 20 25.ls. The
foreign exchange market here quiet and firm at
Grotatious We quote selling rates on the bssls Of
~ s1u$4 S7l4 for go days bills and - S9l20
81 80 for sight to the E. The gold sprcu lation
tame and the changes slight. OPnlhg sales were at
1883. and later transactions at loJ'ste lC54 The
engagements for shipment by tO-mOrroys steamer
include SJO0,0O gold CON. On gold loans the
leading rates were - 2. 1l2 and Hat. The Assist
ant Treasurer paid out $4,000 In com interest
and Sl76GO0 III redemption Of called bonds The
day's business OF the Gold Clearing Department Of
the Bank of the state of New-icrk covered; Gold
cleared 81, s06.0OO; gold balances III ,t2i963;
currency balances, Sl,510,559. The gold quota
tons were az follows: