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, 1877-11-02

Sp<ctut Mtpafca 10 Ta< tsa4eago Tribune.
WAsHsNoyos, D. e. nav. l.-Altes auothcr
day of wsansltng anu tI'toustef'ne III Luz HOUSE,
Tue bill to repeal tue thIf,! section u tue to-
sumption act was lett III the SAME parliamentary
position It occupied ycste'day morning ~hrn
frat presented to the House. In parliamentary
phrase, It is In the tlouse III the morning, The
motiou to sccomtnit pending tbs previous quca-
tIon not having been ordered. Tits tncans that
tue bill IL beiorc tue House for such disposition
IL the majority OF the House may please to
make Ut It, Tho bill has lost many
Important parliamentary advantages by tho
buugtpg management os its supporters,
mn, evidently l,as loat strength .n tue House.
Yesterday On tue vote which the most yearly
rc,emblrd test vote tie majority for tho bill
was o.. To-day, on eiullar vote, t4a majority
w.s
REDUCED 70 HIGHT.
This change ts due to two CAUSES: First, tho
facs that tho management OF tho bill has becu
1ntsustel to . person inexperienced III paElla-
1neatary usuages, who refused ali debate. 6ec-
oul, to tho further fact that MANY Of thuso
who favored . repeal OF date clause oply Of
, 1877-11-02

a, s,,,. .~.so tnt..uyr..S tor,,a,,. IL.
foiaw!nx: ~,
IT ~ nt n, rc"I :" ~ ruct i na,.nx
cInna. y ~ t,nn, t"mntsr to ~ nnis .nI Eht
caio. n. ro,o,,. .Author1,t,e TIM ecr,.,,rx nj tn.
rres,ary M to raY oMScf" III yasuo Of cotton aud
tonaeco seized by 'h' ooseFnmehs slaee "ps' lo'
1eno' o.,,A. nra,.s . ...,,,.,o, ..,lt.r ,+o-
~ neaen.net oaHfvu vi t.I.s. r;.atn G.k WIZ ~
sonm ef S y r., ~ a. n e
st9c' ~ or .sqm nedso an AaoRtt aa
aston q @ so sen, nnisna sn1 gai.ane III e.
W.o s add jul. and cc,s.ttutional; that i ia:
aSs aa q yths eFsi sunourt of Iii men
who rsali5e That wnln . 1s.ste T. 81 Notta n aa1
scum, H. 90 nn.,',n,on @ sed ona Jessnx w. o"'
~ Il Shil!o: es(ss!sdi., :. .,a.,a ;, ,,...., ~.
a. nae, a,r Rnrstia, sn1 ahos p " '"'
cea,n'sMs IT, - " aa.lei wss sS s%ofa LII IN III uember
fs9m kansas: co,,s nr h,s uo,ton r., RI.
vic @ oi % yestefday rcevmmitslng 70 ths Comntsss
on hanklnN a"t tutunn.s sau e..e !" 'sPsS' ~"
thitd tscon u M Msaainntioe ses a,,cu,.o nj,
Ar Ea1nes inauIitsa Mastaes any o4se"sssou VI
III o' W. ~ ,ee vi II S.o been thu ae.,r. ~ tha
Conmltsss 20 na'S amp!' atseosso9 ~ , o. saH pso
sa.os p. v ~, d.cn..nr ~ IN ~ nsnsurs
ngnt o. Inv u!'t HSas set5 ,. n,uen sefuMea. LIZ. "
.'ass tasto W. e,S ~ s H., e. % " - ~
satY 1,iasc ias,Sactsd Sim tn az "a. snnn AZ
tbo bs :hoa.a 70 estofo ~ oa.H, "mahmGas
consent ~ th ' ia a.ssnHns HIT ,bsn TX
ptesou. qas.tiIS'1 i.9' 'hoa'a es dsmsnasa on sh'
raysast n.rs ~ nv innp,,sd uhcther Amendment. IL
tts 1'il would % p be ps;Fn,ltted. p; ~ e. ,...,.x
Mt. Ew!n: fep!'ea taAt ae hAa oeen 1ntttuete4 "
tog tss ~ ma he smsnSnsnt nssssnI xs.,
, 1877-11-02

Mf. Congcr Eu4gestcd that the morning honr hal
The sptaker--The main question having becn
ordered by the Hou~c. y mist tc cxccutcd. 1tft.
shall! the vote reeurnmlttln9 the bill be Fecohs1a'
Mr. f'nngc,-That will lc The artt vote in tho
ne!t morning honr
thinks until the main question IA exhausted the
nofnns hous must continue. The nert Gne.t'ot;,
I'll! be, '.wl,t The tioa.e resonsIder The vots:'
will DC exhausted.
Nj. conger-ALl right; am qo!te Satisfied.
TT tn . spssseF-1hs chair always deffcs To please
The question wa then put on rceon'tdsrins tho
NJ. ,sayier-IIa. ths thnlr snY objections 10 hear
an objection to shat tnlins,
eide thc morning honr has expired!
RI soa oes g ss1 tsu5 s t IN,
other number Of hours.
The matter VA then passed over. .z..---
Cnder these tatilcs VI the opposition to consume
The morning hour zach day in dlatofy ,notion.,
astion M 9n TIC By! can be po.toened indefinitely.
II Gfa:s .sms sGs, ao" az IT,. saas sa;t 's;@a' @
r. ts a,s ~ nd oopeTs cyi Hs.
The bt aest1 reported and referred t, .hs Commit.
1t would be open to Indefinite dscusffon an1
amrndmcnt. Or el"c paes It nndet n eu.ue nston Ut
Inc tHieE, fGQHltG majority OF tHG.
thifds. -. -.
MI. Potter offered resolution that when the
| onsruesdnf nexi. and then no business
| shall to tn 1rler etccpt nlntfon to
| sljouFn 10 tho following Thureday. In e1niana.
ton ar. Potter referred 10 lie elections to bo held
nj. r.nyer a,ked Mr. Potter whether he thoneh.
| tho members 70 home,
Mf. Putter-I think the public interests would
u the 1touse 70 home laughter on tho Republican
stde1, t'ut cannot draw 3p parliamentary teso.
lutinn for thnt purpose.
business In those lays, II /. knu.sr thai worthy
officers of tho navy are narrowing utucy At inDrdi
nate rates of Interest," because togrcts hss failed
to appropriate MUner to phy them I think Tho
country would be IN welt kcrsed by Congress re.
snaln!nR in session auA passing an appropriation
6l - 1t woulh he by uIelnx in tue SEVERAL States
| IN which the elrcstons nre 10 be held tie Email
, 1877-11-02


DIED.
BERLIN, Nor. 1.-Fiell Murshal Baron Fred
ertck Won Wrangcl, OF the prusstan army, died
to-any.
WILL HEsi0N.
PARIs, Nov. lit Ia not expected TINT the
resignation Of the Ministry will be officially an-
ros,nccd before the opening Of the new Cham
bcr Of deputies.
HOLLAND,
Tits IfA0CE, Nor. 1.-The new Cabinet has
been formed. with Van necckefcn Vankoll at
tho head.
WRECKED.
LONDON, Hov. 1.-Ship d. W. Chapman, from
New York for Brrlncu, went ashore at Sleuwe
Dieppe anil bcea.nc a total loss. The crew WIS
tavel. sl,e parted her cablcs in q storm last
night and ouaclletl Two hundred barrels of
petroleum Aualedssasho.c.
LONDON, Nor, "a a. M.-A Paris co7rc-
kpo,,Jcnt announces tint tho Duke Detazes
handed In Ills resignation several days ago. Ills
retirement may a1rcaly bo considered an ac-
tpnlplistcd fact, a. lie will quit his Official resi-
tlcncu within an hour. 1t IL public ANNOUNCE
tncnt. ...
PAMPHLETS SEIZED.
4 Paris correspondent rcports that COO
copIvs Of pamphlet recommending the election
vi Republicans ut tho t1cpartmcntal and MunicI-
pal elections hare been setzcd at tho Post-OHlGo
for uttncklug the Government.
, 1877-11-02

THE D1:AD'yOOD COACH ROBBERS.
ieft 3cal,yt.a1 Tyos,,ox n,orr,,n, ro,fno so,,.,,
49, ~, ,,:, ota."s .on..h noas"'
Wa sloppca a'lo foppea '1at "'9ot "ltll'n th3ce
miles OF ILLS post by TWO armed men, supposed
nocnts. Tlcrc wern scven ,,as.cnvcrx m tbc
.ea,, ,r,o, ,..a f,.,,taJ g.. uax.,.1
coAe' A'"gu' w. ""V.' "us I1tea esa'.a aa' e'"l
swcesy. lhe fonoers LOOK eVcFylhiha ot my
yaluc that could be found-noncy. jcwclry.
dovltoht +hl. ,nornpr- rot,bc1 n frai,ht n,,tt,
s:.,s,,s. ~ t.. ,a ~ ,oi,.., ~ a., ,s".,, u.
eo"s,s1l's .! iu.t "asons, 'a&'"s ~ ll'o p'anh-
cts they iad. They took fFoni Chtnama.', who
was With tho train, everything tie Ind, and then
, 1877-11-02

AT N'LEE8TOEET1 TN3
Rptctai htDatch 10 TAs CHfcu1o Tribune.
plrrsnuRa, a'a., Nov. IAN attempt waa
matlu Tonight to burn the Town Of Mckecsport,
In this county. 4 large franc stable IL the rear
Ut tho Moutczuu,a Ilousc, feed store, and scy-
cral other buildings adjacent wcru hretl BY
means of shavngs saturated With coal-oll.
When discovered, the tlat,es were bursting from
tho roof Of tho stable. Tho Fire Department
was promptly Ru1nnuned, and. by desperate
exertlons tho threatened contaGration tsas sup
pressed without doing serious Ia Jury. 1t Is be-
tteyed Il ere Is regularly r-organlxcd Eang of il.
of about 10,0Oj. wl,usc clltrt object IL plundcr.
Soulr Of them are suspected, aud are under tho
surycl1lauer OF the police.
, 1877-11-02
JAPAN.


SAN FRAsctsco, Nov. 1.-Atrfscd, the steam.
CT Gaclie, from Hong Kong, ria Yokohama.
YOKOHAMA, Oct. 13.-Pcacc IL completely r.
stored at the South, and the troops arc return
ing home. The Prince Arionyana. Commander
in-chtc!, reached Toxic, Oct s, accompanied by
leading Generals antl Admtrals, and was rn-
ceirel with high honors. 4 policy of concilIa-
tlon aud forbearnpce WAS proclaimed, md
severe punishulcnts only for those whose
crimes were other than political. Thus,
Ayama, the former G1Tcrnor Of KaRoshima,
WAS executed for bctrny3ng his trust and cou-
vertfnE public moneys u rebel use, and others
for participation III wanton f,assacrcs. Those
who merely fought In Ins,ttrcctlon untlcr nils
leading guidance were 10 bc lcntent1y dealt With
aalgos body n,,d head were found, but Under
circumstances which still leave doubt rs to tho
exact tosli'on which held by 'lmtn the rebel
morrnent. II Is probable ,iow that Il Viii
never be known to what extent he Is rcaponsl-
tie for tho outbreak, Of whether he tusttgatel
It at al1. Ills active participation At the end,
howevgr Is plaesd bsygd ;5sa uouet. rsov,
Of Yukt ltatot with tho customary ceremonies,
Sept. %. lie will bc popularly known ~ Take
occurred Oct. 6. BY the colltsion Of two night
trains, three Japanese were killed and several
persons wounded, among them two foreign
en5ne-lriycrs.
Chuesa continues IN mlta loruli INC dcatn-
rate being exceedingly emnll.
The silk market Is suddenly active; the prices
have risen 20 per cent. Other trldcs arc dull,
| trlnca Arfonyana was appointed Oct. 10 to bo
Marshal Of tnc Empire, tho otllce formerly held
| by tho rebel saiRo.
Gen. Julius stahel Ind arrived at Kobo
Iiioeu TO relieve Nathan J. Newritter, "a United
States Consul. Htabel was formerly Consul Mt
Yokohama. The appointment Is greatly sp~
proved by the community.
Absolutely nothing, frosn China
, 1877-11-02

Sptttai BispaicA 80 7As cAio1ga Jft5aaf.
EAsr SAGINAW, Mich, Nov l.-Tho casa
against the officers Of the Michigan Salt Asso-
etatluu fur alleged larrrny VI l.3U bushels ct
salt laken under repleslpt was Quashed At tbs
examination. Tbs defendants, all mcn Vt high
standing, showed that they actcl UnIer legal
xiylco aud color Ut law. The Court ruled theFe
was NJ criminal iutrns, auu pstnoptly diselasg-
II them.
Mias Sarah Z. Varry, young lady wei! known
Iay. and lisr friend. aru alarmed. pollee are
investigating.
, 1877-11-02

Slowly but certainly tho Virginia liquor
dealers arc becoming rcconclled to tho bell
punch. It reduces thu knock-lown OF bar
keepers, and corresponding depression In the
diamond market, md It shuts out tho aead-
heads,-a dbpcnsatfon somcwhat improvidentta
In a Democratic State.
, 1877-11-02

"ln my administration OF my Office I am
bound by law."-Ll<b. .......
.Mr Lt1u delivers tho fees collected hy hlm
tr!cc year to the County Treasurer. The Inv
forbids hin, to make uny Disbursements, stt!l the
foi1o work and other Items ont Of Inc n,oncys In
postesslou, sntt In direct defiance Of the law. v
from ne report Of khs ErutatAtng EohsAltftt.
, 1877-11-02

aNo officer shall be required or permitted 10
t.te mart In the management Of political organl-
r,tlons, ca,,cuses, conventions, Of election ca1n-
,aiont.n is the language ot the Presidents
tsvil.ac, order. The questions arc, IL an
w1nformer an officer Of the Government
md. Is TOW LYNCH taking any part In the cleo
Alpnf
, 1877-11-02
THE TURF.

WAsu!noros, D. T., Nor. l.-This was tho
first day Of tho fall running meeting.
The threequaEter mile dash was won by
Princess Of Thule, First Chance second, Waco
third. Time, l:1S.
Dudley, Kilbu1u second, Burgo third. Time,
1:4e33&; l:561{.
Tha hurdle race, mills heats, was won BY
Dandy, Dea4l4vad eeconl, Problem third
d<ad. heat between Ueallcad aud Problem.
, 1877-11-02

4be,s was quiet understanding that he IL to
..s,ve for hts firm tho profitable contract for
furnishing the new Court -nouse by hfa influence
:. a County Commissioner. 1t ia expected that
=, Tho other furniture dealers IN town, ont Vi
n,,re 0lslntcrestcAncss, wilt support Srorz Al
r.. mills rs Hing Commissioner. Perhaps como
of ttam mar not.
, 1877-11-02

The number Of fires in Chicago during tho
month Of October WAS 81, and tho total loss
&5o470, averaging lcss than 81 ,0o0 Tor cash. It
speaks veil for the efficiency and pronptncss ol
cur Fire Department ttat With an average OF
nearly two flrcs a day they have succeeded in
keeping The loss down to sucfl tmall figures.
, 1877-11-02

COLUMBIA, &. c., Nov. 1.-Thc trial Of ex-
state Treasurer Carlozo began to-day. Ex-
Speaker Lee tcstlaeti TINT there was surplus
Of $4,000 Of tho appropriation for the extra scs.
sion Of 1873. CaE,sozo proposed tllat Lee, and
clerks OF tl,u two Houses. should Issue lcgis-
latI7e eettitcute for tIiat amount, Treasurer
Curlozo tu pay 1t, anl the parties diytdc, which
agreement was carried out, and tho money oh@
tanned. The jury IL eo'npose1 VI tous whites
aul eight eulorr1 men.
, 1877-11-02

~ might perhaps have cut down tho expense
Of ny Office by plnching the clerks, but be-
l[eyc in paying falr pricca for work."-Litb.
.Tbtro arc now. and !aave been, mon employed
10 lbo County Clerks bflcs who hive drawn thelr
nv al tho rate Ut 81 day. aud did not do Sl00
wwpf;h Of work for tho county during "a cntro
1sss.'-From the report of tds Examining COM
faftff.
, 1877-11-02

Tie editor Of tho Cincinnati Enquirer says:
"lf tho Silver bill passes, VIC can melt all our
spoons and soup-lal1cs, have tho mass stamped,
md then It Ia money. That will be Intuition" :"
Ycs; to tue extent of about q dollar ani] halt.
, 1877-11-02

"Look at my books and sec how nicely they
~ kept."-Lkb. ..-... .....
.,1n tbs connection II might he mentioned that
ths tmpioycs in Uen. L1knFs office during the last
ssss - usrd twenty.eeycn dozcns and twenty.thrce
Iornds Of rubber, termed link and pencil! craser.'
1.ertists gnm.' ETC., And l7l knife erssess ~
rom 60 10 3 cents apiece. From he report Of
IL EtoMini11 Committee
, 1877-11-02

W,txxsBAAMs, pa,. Nov. l.-Jamss Muuley,
q MoElio Mcguire, has been arrestel a. the Eu-
tespFiac colIIery upon tbs Charge OF beIng &c
cestory to tho murder OF Wren auli Sanger, near
Pottsylllc, in September, 1878.
, 1877-11-02

Ct. Louis, when has never had smaller coin
than The nickel, is now rejoicing over the prom.
iscd SUCCESS OF 40 effort to establish the cent as
medium OF circulation. 1t will cunble the
populacc to purchase tho st. Louis papcrs at
their real yaluc.
, 1877-11-02

There would 10 great deal moro moucy for
tho rank md tile Of ToM LyNCn's supporters II
II did not cost TINT United Irlshrnau 81 much TO
keep DAVE HAMMOND on the truck.
, 1877-11-02
3IENICOx

SAN D1Eoo, Call, Nov. 1.-Thc Union's special
from Tucson says people Just arrived from
Sonora shy there Is no truth in tho secession
story. No State Legislature or other repre-
sentative body has becn In session since tho ad-
jousument Of the last Legislature.
, 1877-11-02

Some Of tue dlst!l1crs aro wondering why
JAKE takes 50 deep an interest it having ToM
elected County Treasurer.
, 1877-11-02

uof what pecuntary value is 5000 Office to
smanf''-Lieo
"us has, ho says. 1bcrnlly. contributed for
polttcal purGoses Mt .e'; t'ap ~; ooo: s,nee 10
ns9e, bought lspd and built mansion. lived In
sivje and gut ont Of debt to some extent: IN short.
* needed an Income Of stu, Zoo 4 year to do what
- Ia dune. Where did the money come fr1mf"-
RON A< report Of ths Examining COMMITTEE.
, 1877-11-02

The Democratic tiger and tho Industrial limb
lie down together. t." For the Industrial la1nb,
inquire Hithln.''-E<mocrdttc Tiger.
, 1877-11-02

SpAcfa4 nsp1scA 10 ma CAtca9o Trtnuns.
St. JosErn. No., Nov. l.-JaHes Bates, q
member of the police force ot this city, WIS
ltllel ta-night about $3.50 o'clack By n,aIl
from Rushrsllc nsmsd Il. ". Black. rhc MUIR
dcrer Is Ut totge. Tho scaSon Of tho killing IL
unknown.
, 1877-11-02

The alarm from Boz Bel at noon yesterday
was caused by fire tu the frame eottagc, No.
:NJohn's p,are, owned mil urup,ed by John
Mascs. damage, so5. Cause, = defective chtnl-
nGY.
, 1877-11-02
OBITUARY,

NEW yonK, Nor, l.-James Brown, Of tho
astu of Brown bsos., bankers. died this mo1u-
ing, aged 81.
, 1877-11-02
AT 8AIEAi. MASS. .

SALEM. Mass., Nov. t.-Thu First Baptist
Church was injured by fro last night to tho ex-
tent Of eo3, ,0D0. Iusurel.
, 1877-11-02

: FSF$ S4$4B9b u
rnRMAnH,

Inc cGlHaE1 cIecutcu III tHo tMlkt4 GlAtEa
iows: double eagles, s3,41i,eW; ltalf eagles,
saUO; quarter eaglrs, $aItiU0: tntHl gold coin.
agc, $j,471 SUI. Trada dotlHrs, kl,us5,ts1: nalt
tlvliars. $tll,9sa5; quarter dollars, 1851 ,0t3,
twcnty-cent pieces, elU: dtncs, LAOS; total
silver coinage, sa2,4lU, TO-.
TilR CURRENCY.
The Comptroller Ut the Currency today made
thu following statement showing tue issuc and
tender notes under the acts Df June u, 1874,
and Jan. II, 1870, tu Nov. !, fs11'
National l!xnk notes outstanding
whom t'le oct Of June 70. 1871, wa* ~ a..
sasnnsi passSd i,ant oots. is.ei from Jnno
H. iS74. to Jan. ii. ln7o........ 4,7a4, GOO
' rstifed between samo dats. ...... :.7o7. eaaaa
ii, is74.. 49,. ................... 1.oa7, eos
ii, Is76 ..................:....:.. ISL. so1, $50
't1i ssed tfpa, jan il, is;s. 10 dnte. oo,34a,sl7
tween Tic same da,cs... .....:..... n.la0. 1o7
T1tal rrdcemui and surrendered. 90, ~. tn
lis satae iatcs. -. ............... ~, aao, 3ss
tcesa&a from Jan, II. lB75, to datt. 33, ou* JIM
% dats. - .:..::. -. o1o, IT'S. Ill
Of iH.oissnt anI lguila.inx banks. ASIA CTS
rj;s' j;sPt s:ss:'.;:: pc; 9;:sI, ::S
Circulation redeemed W the TssasaE.
fslssue. ............. G. lon. s.!l
Grrenbaeks on depost Al dale, ii, ll!,371
| Utetahacka retired uAaer lhs act Of
Jan. III 1b70... ss...--..,..r... -, b0u1 4Vo
, 1877-11-02

ToRathtr pearls fro1, ocean's va1es
Divers co down in discrs places;
hut at our mouths VI xtre& nas and bays,
No pearls do Asian Hwimmsfa rulAa
Like those IN bealty's muush that sh!uo
Alads by the hUZUuONT diytne.
, 1877-11-02
WASHINGTON.

An Understanding Arrived at
Between Republican
Senators.
They Will Concur in No Re-
moval Except It Be
for Cause.
III Other Words, They Will
Stand by Political
Favorites.
Democrats and Independent
Republicans Will Sus-
tain the President.
Tho Anti.Rcsumption Bill Makes
No Further Progress In
tho House.
Some Of Its Provisions OPP
posed by the West
ern Repealers.
The Presen; Bill Likely to Meet
Much Opposition in
the Senate.
KelloEe's Case In the Elections
Committee Thought to
Be Improving.
List OF Western Postnasters
Confirmed In Executive
Session.
Reduction of the Public Debt During
the Month OF October
S4.238,554.
, 1877-11-02
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Use Mrs. yv1nslow's Soothing syrnp" for
jIarfhva, wind Guile. snd regulates the bowels.
, 1877-11-02

II tho Gar really intends to remove the I'm.
erlal headquarters to PorcdEn it may bu the
Mccursos Of another attempt to carry uhAzt
Usulan's positton bY assault, ut which, as at tho
attack of the tlti Ut September, the Czar
would wish to be present: Or Il suay inlitats
that tho Russians are confident that their Oprr-
aslos,s .a',st Ec.us ia the speedy eapstAas!on ot
, 1877-11-02

Details OF the afIains Ut uoFny-Dubrtk aud
Tclesche mike 1t certain that they uro more
than mere raids OH the Turkish communications;
that, jp iact, they a1o paEt uf q new Russian
movement Involving au entire changs Of frout,
which IL still turthsr developed BY tna transfer
OF the Roumaniana to Hosot.
4 CHANGE or YNoNT.
Tho capture of Tvlesehc indicates that tho
Ru1staus hayu A1ua bold Oh the Vlcyna aud
SOFIA road; but it IL not ret certain that Pluva Ia
entirely surrounded. Tbs road to Widdiu, BY
way OF Rahoya. It u believed u still in posscs~
viii pako q desperate effort to keep It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19
0FFyCIiL REPORT or AHEPTcAv MINING BOARD
yAyYc-JTVE IL. 1877.
FIRST BoARD-11 O'CLOCK 4. NJ.
MONDAY. Juno ls-P. ".

The stock market to-day was perfect exhibition
of chaos The first impulse of leading operators
WAS 10 advance the prices of the trunk line shares
hence. Central and Hudson sold mp 60 81, Lake
shore to 1855 and Michigan Central to 40 and for a
few momcnts il seemed as if there was not suf-
fcient supply of stocks to answer the extra
ordinary demands but the Illusion was quickly
dlspelled when the army of bidders disappeared
at the first indication Of lull, so that in ten
minutes prices had dropped to 1913 for
Central and Hudson 17ai for Lake Shore, and
800, for Michigan Central. Thereafter these stocks
were dull and tame, although recovering fraction
from the decline. There seems to be a marked diff
ference between the understanding of New-York
and Philadelphia officials to the status Of the fast
train question: because private dispatches from Phil
adelpha, on the assumed authority OF officials OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad. persistenty deny the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19

statements made here AS affecting the pric,s a,
stocks we deem the question Of no importance h,t
II is well 10 bear in mind that md,
the statement Of Mr.Yanderbilt in to-days TaIsu,v
Mr. Scott is placed in the position Of bacLi,,,
squarcly down, the Wabash train, which wa, Inc
alleged cause Of the trouble continuing TO run ts
same.
After the decline noted in the trunk lines IN.
special attention OF the cIiques was given 10 Ina
granger stocks. 10 has been suddenly dscoy,r.d
that the Northwest is likely this year 10 have A.,
crop For one TO listen TO the talk Of men loaded M
with these securities, he would suppose such th;r
had never before occurred Yet IL IL only one sh.s
year this time little later, that the bearss
in wheat sold IL down 10 about 50 cents per lns,eI
on the prospect Of an immense crop 90 b. rffhered
i'm September. What is the result Less wheat b,s
come forward than for the preyous three yeaIs AID
the country Is 50 bare that The receipts are now IA
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