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Cation Statement.

For the week ending June VI, lI!.
Furnished THE HERALD hy ID. w. Barneit,
Reporter in this CITY for the National Cot-
ton Exchange.
stock on hand September. lst... 20
Received this wecK...............- none.
Received previously Biis3 $50,
Received since September lst-. VT"
IOtal ...s...s. sssssssss ssssssass's
Shipued this week..-..........,.... "
Shipped previOusly ...................-. 43"i an,
shippod since september lst- b''-u
stock on hand........................... Nv
COrToE MARKET.
Market nominal. Middling VI. Low hlu-
diing ~. Good Ordinary "a.
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest En-
i Lowest temperat1re.........s-- n
Average temperature AZ y r.''''''''''--'- ~
hs'iiiii''' jill ID. W. BARNETT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-16

AlANhHhAAf hhlnA y Fl
| UpluudH .,,,.,t.. lhlo nAo
| Orleans ..,..,,..,,.. ufbr M 20
Receipts OF the wUvh, net hh gloss u,alb,
exports 10 uruat Imam 0,illi Franco 800
continent 2,ltO, chHnnul oJl, sales O,bij,
| stock lll, 40,
futures c,oscd barely steady sales $500
bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-16

. FAMILY PHYSICIAN
and SECOND RECEIPf
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Book by DR.. A. w. Chase
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In Imitation Of the genuine
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Cd. sample topics q.
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Bny Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
By the
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13


The Old World is threatened with a
fearful innovation in fashion. "Pairs" are
going out. Hereafter it will Be in the
very best taste for a lady to 60 to ball
with one white glove and one pearl-gray
and, by the way, in Paris, gentlemen du
not wear gloves At night, but carry them
partly exposed in the breast Of the waist.
coat-or with a long diamond drop in one
ear and an exaggerated emerald pendant
in the other, or to appear decolletee as to
one shining shoulder, and high in the neck
A. 10 the other, or to initiate Girofe-
GireAs in some eccentric extravaganza Of
costume-color. 1t may come to high
stepping ysung woman Of rainy day e1,
posing two limbs, reminding the casual
beholder Of the signs of rival BARRIERS, OF
infect male dsndies with the desire of APP
pearins in diversified pantaloons, one leg
say of sombre navy blue and one of Ok
ford gray
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13

GEORGIA will vote to-day for delegates
to convention 70 revise the State Cousti,
tuition, and decide at the same time wheth'
er such convention shall Be held. 1.-THE
convention j. called BY majority Of the
electors voting, the delegates will meet 1t
Atlanta on the llth Of July next If the
vote is against such convention, the Gov
ernor Is directed to issue his proclamation
ordering the delegates elected not to assem-
bic. The convention will undoubtedly be
called, the Democrats, al favoring new
constitution, on the ground that the old
ons--paased during the reconstruction days
-tioes not represent the will Of the ma
jori,y of the people. Senator Hill has
taken very strong ground for . new constr
tuition, while ex-Attorney. General Aker.
man, speaking for at least = large part Of
Republican party, earnestly opposes the
calling Of convention:
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13
Tape Worm Removed Alive,

Head and all complete, in two hours -
No fee till head passes, seat. pin and
stomacn WARNS removed by Or Kpnra a,
30 North Ninth street. Philadelphia' pa -
Send Ior circular. For removing seat. i'm
or stomach worms call On your drussist
ana AK 10. a bo!tle Of Kunkers Worm
syrup, price 81. Ii never iai s. Comman
sense teaches n tape worm he remnyea ai
other worms can be readily removed "''
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13

The China papers say that the "tail-
cutting epidemic has broken ou. at Pekin,
and has caused great CONSERVATION. The
mandarins have put up notice offering
fifty taels for the apprehension of tail
cutter; but this will hardly have much in
auence, for the people are persuaded ,ha,
the agency is supernatural. Death is said
to follow the loss Of the tail within three
days. Several cases OF death are reported
and there is 80 much concurrent testimony
that it is difficult not to believe. 1t is
common now in the streets to see men
with their tails wound round their heads,
or hanging over the shoulder in front.
Two Of the eunuchs Of the palace in Pekin
have been mysteriously deprived of their
tails, and, such an occurrence taking plac.
within the sacred precincts Of the Forbid.
den City, naturally increased the prevail
ing alarm. The druggists shops are
throused by eager purchasers of cinnabar,
which is an unfailing item in the prescrip,
ions for charms to be worn about the per
sou, and many Chinese are afraid to ven
ttlre ont.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13

A WRITER in Forest and Stream pro
tests against catching the black bass, lately
planted ia the Potomac and other rivers, in
the Spring, when they are passing
through their Spring sickness, and when
! they are wormy and unfit for the table,
This fish il taken in immense numbers
from the Potomac 1t this season of the
year.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13

|i |i;.. u ~ liss. .s,s. .eia.
- 4 his siu hlFesa land . kns'
Ne. soaah lhe drm.n lSperial Govern
sinenR ior NJ pure Of Se6nins clearly
certain limits within which Russia may
bs..allowsd to carry on aud terminals BE- hs'
contest with Turkey without 'oonptomis'
iseAAspsrnaasasi intsEsanof 0reat Britain
By vayt Of aocsntuasing and aocsle'asinl
these negotistiona Austria is understood b
have completed al the preparations neces-
sary to, enable her to mobilise her armies,
and the Hungarian enthpsiasm, In behalf
Of the Turks. OF rather against the Russians;
ia growing hotter and 6erosr daily.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13
From the Earlies AEs.

SCROrULA has been the bane, and as 1t
were the curse of man Kind Mosos. in the
18th chap.er OF Levitleus, lay . down very
explicit rules on this disea, -. So terrible
and loathsome had I, been considered then
that person known to be injected with 1t
would not be allowed to mix with society
The Jewe regarded 1t as divine inf1ictioD
ana believed there was DO cure for 1t. 1t
WAS then the sins Ofa youth or diviatiOn
nom the paths OF virtue were punished rs
long as life tasted Asppiiy In our day !.
the s,erce Of medicine has been ievelnped
the greal siOrehouse Of Nature furnishes a
remedy the disease Is stripped of Its ter
ror by the use o. the SA v All FANS ROUT
AND H ERB JUICES, and the victim Of
Scrofula. Ulc-rs. Sores, Pimples, blOtchee.
tt ter, etc., can be restored 10 sound health
In few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
OF The dalk ages we are we'll aware. Many
now iaii to 1nd cure as we'll as they did
then, To all such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon,
Graduating all impurities rom Ike bloOd
and making the complexion bright ana
healthy. A few bottles " II remove PIN.
pies or olotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetic. m powders. MOOT AND HERB
JUICES sl.25 per bottle: Sent by express
to any address.
DESMOND & TO-,
9la Race street. Philadelphia, Pa
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13

AT the beginning of The reign of Ivan
Ill, the hrss autocra,ic ruler of Russia, in
the year lie2, the territory he governed
comprised about II 900 square miles. AT
his death, in 1905, the whole exten, of his
dominions included about $1,000 square
miles. Under the Gar Ivan ~. The
Terrible considerable quantity of ter.
ritory was annexed, so that a, the Zine of
hs death, in 1854, the Russian empire NAV
be computed to have contained 5000
square miles. Theodore l., " no succeeded
Ivan, acquired territory from the swedss,
and also pushed his conque>,s beyond the
Cral mountains; and at his death, in 1898,
the Russian SWAY extended over $50, 900
square miles. On the accession of Michael
l., in 1918, the extent of the Russian EN-
pirs may be taken at lS6, 600 square miles.
Peter l.; by his numerous eOn9aes,s, ma
terially increased its extent, and At his
death, in l.sS. it comprised IS, ASA square
miles During the reisns OF the Empres.es
Anna lvaaovns, Elizabeth, and Cs,hariue
H., large anue1s,isns were made, 50 ,hs,
on the eea,h Of the latter, in 1896 the
Russian domisions extended over s5. AZ
square miles The Emperor Paul l. added
Georgia 10 his deminious. Alexsnd.,
l. conquered Finland aud annexed oip.r
territories, increasing the exteu, of tn,
Russian empire before he died, in lss5
500. .4Sa square miles: while Nicholas l.
BY the campaigns Of l7sS ard 1879 Sc,
cured TO Russia the khsua,es Of Frivsr
and Nahi,ehevsn, the district ai Oniubsb
and the psshaiic Of Achslsic. raising tn,
total ex,sn, Of the Russian empire to s6.,
llssquase miles. Thus, since the rsor,
ganisatiou Of the Russian Sovereignty uu.
der Ivan Ill, some 400 years ayo, III,
territorial dominiors Of Russia have in
creased to thir,y.6ve times their original
sise.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13

Is now open TO the public free. there has
also been . stage -reesed in the garden fol
n"sic aud siuxins in the evenings: the
Museum contains over sANs, OF the rAre~,
curiosi'iss from ell pArss OF the world and
NonsIan'ly adding. Refrs shu enta can h
had either IL the garden or mU>euu, il i.
he mos; pleasant and contest resort in the
cii. the weary will 6nd thss place a r.-s
Nt'd cnrAf,rt, also, yo>si muse and obiige
.ng vAltea0.
WL. 81, CHADWICK,
PIo193eszo,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13

Ladies' are specially invited to call
and lsok through our immense stoc K OF
Boysaud Chi dren's Clothing,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13

Remington and Other Bfee''
CANT. =, r,'nds always 4
hand q the lowest pri3eG. notice y
RsIaisiAg - tAsaAN Hf ,K King IN0 STE
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13
MEDICINAL.
e. F. Kankel' Bitter Wine

AAs - AW IL 0CA OItCGE ?" lie
Of IrOn,
+. F, KuDkel's celebrated Bitter Wine of
Iron will ehectuslly cure liver complaint.
jaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
deoi iIity. chronic diarrhoes disease of the
Kidneys and all di eases arising from a
disnrdered liver, stomach or intestines.
such as constipation, fl tulepce, inv ard
pi es, ful ness o. bleod to the head, acidity
OF the stomach. nausea. heartburn, disgust
for food fuliness or weight in the stomach.
sore eructations, sinking or fiuttering al
the pit OF the stomach, swimming of the
head. hurried or difiicult bI &Ehing, nu.ter.
ings AT the heart, choking or sufi0catipr
sensation when in lying posture dimness
of VISION, dots or Webs before ihe sight
dull pain In the head, deficiency of pres.
piration, yellowness OF the skin and eyes.
pain In the side. back, head. chest, Inn ns
etc sudden flushes Of heat, burning in the
flesh, constant imaginiDgs OF evil aud great
derressiOn Of spiri's. Price 81 per bottle.
Beware Of cou nterfeits. Do not let YOUR
druggist palm Off some other eparatioD
ofiron he may sayis good but SIX for
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take no
other. kunkers Bitter Wine OF Iron is not
sold in bulk-only in 81 bottles. u. +. KIM
KEEL Proprietor, NO. 80 North Ninth Sire, ,
Philadelphia, Pa. soli By all druggists,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13
wvlIiIulxarox. ! June II. lsvs'
Nor1ca 10 SusscemERs.--Those Of our
subscsibsus Who ne indebted tothe MORN.
mo HKsAID, win oblige BY an early NJ
mittance.. .aa NJ *
mittance.

DOM PlArr, writing to his Washing
ton Capital from Cincinnati, June 9Th
speaks atfectionately Of the latter city ~
"this uncovered hole of hell" f 50
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13
THE HERALD
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re n.s~las asssla
i, pkS,ished svsx1 morniny. I1nndsys
\ axoSI3il md doilvered IN the Guy 9
WNS Eton aad suvfounding places i0r .l1
ccnta per week. payable 70 the carriors.
Ssii Subscriptions. postage frss. three
sellantpsr ssnpn'
0po, O,1YRNx I Co. Puhlishefa ~
r. - I No. $40 shiplsy Street.
4 .jlai' 4 wilmington. Dsl. (
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13
Il. +. AuOkel's ustral 4 f.. f
Aankei's Shampoo for
the Hair.

ua Inc pest and cheapest Hair Dressing and
dsndrutf alley irritation, soothe ans n,,,',
tuT neatea scalp prevent tn. hair from
,a!5 u5 IN a'd promote the growth i'm !,
.efy snort time, Theg pre.erve and ben.
Tns III 'Ie i,r, ha.r and ;endeI IL so:, snO glossy.
Sene, ce 10 braid and wiry hair and'sS
ca,a utssiDg ihsy are unriva led: erad,.
Ssald oald un AID prevent baldne.s. tn.
s..'a Pol cans the hair removes s,c.cs
espnj n mv.:is's. W. eruption. Cures hesdache
sham poo and Lu,tral estSre hal, unIe.s ~
ha hl ana glossy color, restore fadei I~v
.sfsh aid siry hair Price per nn,.,e 8,
rx your druggist for them or send to q r
nm. nan.ei; IT, arrop'ieior No. a5s Ncrtn Ninth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16
ATLANTIC GRAIN RncErrs sISR SAyrlATIos opssED.
Total for 7 weeks 10, iOi. 7o3 1000
90 26.lJ6.374 1000

Total Tor weeks ~, ,703 1000 26l56.374 1000
II will be observed that whilo tho total movement
for some weeks is off from last year 6,7OO. 900
bushels, the receipts at New-Orleans are nearly
doubled. To correct this state of things. we learn
that there is to be held In this city on the Goth inst
a general convention of all the freight agents con-
nectod with tho East and West lines at which it is
expected apropoation to pump the Mississippi River
the lakes, and canals dry will be unanimously
ried. This is the remedy and the only one for the
railroad maady, next to coming down to hard-pan
in their capitalization.
On the Stock Exchange today the early trading
was void of interest excepting in the coal shares,
but later in response to the doubtful before
referred to, relative to settlement of the passen-
ger difficulties there was sharp movement in the
general railway list, which continued to the end.
The total transactions even less than yos-
to-day Il SO 900 shnres) of which the coal stocks
monopolized $4,000 shares At first the coal stocks
made downward plunge but quickly rallied under
free buying 10y shorts, and then settled off closing
steady and dull. Delaware, Lackawanna and West
EN- sold ut 332l033 1874 atG33i2034, Morris
and Essex ut s5li@53l2 1 $3.50 55os and Del
aware and Hudson at 27l2@27 ls62SisG27l2. After
the heavy liquidation Of short accounts which
has occurred, the circumstances not favorable
for higher prizes in these stocks. but with manipu-
lation everything is possible-for a day. The trunk
line shares were particularly dull and tame, with
declining tendency till checked by the buyers who
possessed early information" and then followed
general scramble. during which Lake Shore rose
from 1853, TO 1874; Central and Hudson from 81 Il
to 92al, and Michigan Central from 3Sel to
80. The advance of / per cent on Lake Shore and
81 por cent on Central and Hudson on supposed set
tleiTcIt of the passenger trouble, is equai Ia
~ ,2S7 900 increased valuation for the total capital
stocks, and sum equal to syor onc-third of the
profits from Helr total PASSENGER business IN
the most prosperous of years The Graz
ger stocks rs dull as usual, but
firmly held particularly Rock Island. which adj
yanced to -, and Illinois Central to 03i3@ 53it.
Union Pacific unusually active and weak, sell
ing from 6Sl2 10 80. but later rllying 10 81 West
ern Union at first was depressed from 50l2 to j9.
later selling at 6Ols Nothing could more forcibly
illustrate tho mOncntary power of manipulation
tnau the conrse of this stock. With an official re-
port which clearly indicates the extreme doubtful
of any dividends i'll the future the stock stands
or the iirmest the list ut ) per cent higher
than il sold two months ago. OF the expresses:
Adams Was again weak declining to 927s Oh small
sales, American and United States being higher aU
10 for each The general market closed strong.
RANGE OF THE NNRsEc Al TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.
--ActHai saies.--- closing Bias shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16
BRITISH TRADE REfORTS.

LIVERPOOL, June ia leading grain circu-
lar says wheat has declined shilling per quarter ia
some In the ofooast and arrival rado tho ten
dency ia against sellers. Transactions have been small
only ii eargoes having been for sale since Tuesday
Wheat and maize se, slowly In buyers favor. The arr
walls Of wheat and the past three days have been
good This market to-day thiRly attended and the
sale OF wheat consequently limited TO very small trans
actions White descriptions declined % per cen
tai, and red Sd Flour was almost unsuitable
and quoted az Is. per sack cheaper. For new
corn there limited request, sellers accepting 3D.
per quarter less. Old unchanged"
The circular OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' AssOca-
tlon, in It's review OF the week. Cotton continues
In good demand and quotations show general advance
American Is IN good request and quotations are generally
raised l4d Sea Island n In improved demand, bat has
declined I'D TO Id compared with month ago ln III,
lures good business has been done The market closes
strong and in most POSITIONS Id hgherhan last Thurs
day"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16

saar ' Fs&s 's.s
F::: al. Ss's5 sSss.
s%ss poor SS:, s IL ss sc
sssrs = IS ssoc bid so a,Esd 6 Rs sa:s
Steamer ssS wi s.s s' seller july SsS s:a
sss e geo bush s =. soaI ns s s NJ &
August e0c closing soc bid eo asked steamer MiIod'
81 co. }sas - S s s:s
there Sss i ss. h ssin r Se @ very quiet salsa 1900
sa.h Mixed ws.s ana ,a tsssS Wl 1sS % SS re
!ss9 M1sS NJ M,ngs sc nd r%s 9 ~, cP N1a Wee.
sTP sos %ss SH a s ssa SS a.
sis SOC ssss: sssssss lSOf szSss25 aI ~:
Red kidney 1SS' wore aIass igsss sS Ne ,Ss
SSs Choice nsnSws 20 c.her Kinds DIN, Choice
81 oSs y s Z. ss1 ccs IS kidney
Choice Sass 10 Total ssoek Of Gram on SsyYs eanss
6o7 600 BASH; Oats 800 bush Barley sSsia bush ,s,z
AN9 r. ' 7Ss ss. o
zoe s5eeCc straw quoted q 7oa76c for Long Rys'
rc"cy ias 3sss'., gold MsaiIs Hemp, sac. sod. and
HIDES were Very dnu nomnai unchanged sales.
h h1e Dry {ssa SsG' EsHe'S suo'S
fons &c csn sin %er GS'is ssis San jaa s
M oso sso S Msa ess B hs'P sS
lee Puerto CabeIio and Laruayra 6s7c: Caracas $50
Ice Payta 21lio Sisal, l3Hdlic Csmpeachy li0ljc:
Tobssco ij6lGc all gSld. Wet sailed ies-Bnros Ayes
Cow $3.50 D. a1ll ac RE Grande. Cow. a. as D. Ion
al oo b. A. and r. OK 40 81 H. i02els rc California,
45UD ~ 9dlO2c Para, $500 10, sdS4c god. selected;
New Orleans City, 1915 b. SioDlO2o IoxaS Pulled ADD
Packer 5OdSO ~ a Texas Kn r.. 50GS0 n. Glad
IOLc Southern 3O0sO hos Country and Western
sO9T5 91lOc City Slaughter. OK, C01So H. 81 city
Slaughter, Cow ij06p y, sd pc. currency. selectef
HOPs-Mr. Emmett Wells reviews tho week - follows;
duuoss has Characterized the market this week,
ard prices fully cents on shippers have taken only
little bales brewers about the quantity
uaoT waiting further developments % the growing crop
favorable, though IL is rather carly to Judge much
what larger than usual f'r the tine Of year. and
many bales could yet DO spared export without draw.
ng pon tie sappy required for home As yosetaon In
The non districts advance ~ the
rpbning period last Is safe predict that
shall Hops upon this market within the next sixty
days Pacific cOnst speak oscOnragingY
tho crop for the week 629 bales total sncs
sept l. Is7G 77l23 bales; total for PERIOD In 1879
7gUS3 export cearncS Tor the week, 3j bales total
sept l. 1876 1850 bales total Isr same period In
1875. 4i,4l3 bales. Quotations: Stare, Belle; Easten
sal2c; Wisconsin, 80 he; YearDes. CrlOc; ODDS, all
growths 4d6c: Oalibrnians and Oregon, lOeljc.
IEATHER-Wc notice inquiry for Hem!0ck SOle
though large lines have been moved t0 manufdcturers
hpy MORO freely than for several
weeks past about quotations. holders rD Stock
assorted in all the standard grades with only moderate
Receipts N The week. $500 sides
O36 bales exports ll5OO SHE'S. 1850 10 England
and 1900 70 the Continent We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16
auction Sales OF Real getnie.

A RARE CHANCE to PURCHASE an ELE-
"a CANT MANSION.-PEREMPrO SALE UNDEl.
JUDGMENT OF FOIECLOSURE.-TAe very valuable and
desirable PROPERTY consisting o an elegant mansion WIFE
stables &c about 80 lLd lately the man
William Hogc. the banker. ana situate in the town OF
reenbureh County Of WestcheseT between Broadway ana
HUDSON River Will BE SOLD on TUESDAY, the ine-
Osi Of june 1871 al IL O'Clock nnOn at the
hoI known as Tho etty House City VI YOnkers in
County OF Weschestor by or under the direction Of
GERA I'D NJ. STEVENS, esq, referee. Terms made Known
on day o sale. Foe further information apply 90
VAN WINhIE. GAMBLER q JAY,
COuxseOss al LAW, ~ Wal-st., New YORK
20 per Of purchase mcncy may remain mortgage
desired. fOT 3 years at per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16

Stock spectators are proverbial chasers Of phan-
toms Hence to-day on the report that the pa,sen-
ger difficulties relative tn fast trains and low fares
were likely 10 be settled, both bull A" and bear
competed to buy stocks For the mement il was
forgotten that the passenger traffic il rot more than
% per cent of the railroads tOiol business and that
it was comparatively a small matter whether the
rates between New-Ydk and Chicago were Sl5 or
$50. Itwss overlooked that the freight business.
including the provisions traffic is now being done
in greater proportion by the water routes than ever
before for the that three times the rates by
lake and canal would DO ruinous to the railroads If
they did it, Such small matters as that the canal
tolls viii not be disturbed certainly till September
that the heretofore steady rates for carrying live
stock are now demoralized by the South
Western connections of the trunk lines, and
that there is an actual diversion OF BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16
Gorscs. Carriages, Aarness %f.

A DVFRTISFNFNT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE Will BE EEClINLD At TIE
UPTOWN OFFICfN, No. i.1"s Broadway, cor. Thirty
nrsst. of HDS West Twenty hir,i IT,, cor ilghthayc;
200 Ihluavo, coI. Forty seventh-st. al the HARLEM
OFFICE s.SSt IulT.-aVD. cor. CHf-huudrctiiiil-
twenty iourth-st Harlem savings Bank building. up to p
M. "a regular 9hice rates
A PONY PHAETON FOR SALE.-Inqure at
n NONNELIY'S STABLE, corner Of Henry AID Clark
SIS. BROOKLYN.
GECOND-HAND CARRIAGES, esle top depot
- Wagon. with pole and shafts By H. NJ. stivers light
Phaeion NtaiOpc ihactfn ana turnout
seat Dog Cart by brewster & Co; light Open Quarter Coach
AZ Hr0ughaD. by Wood Bros platform top and
rumble PhacC b. FianGau three fg1t Coaches suitable
country three s>sca hant0ns ant four }aTouches
several sets Coach harness WILLIAM II GRAY, 20 and
% Wooster ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16

ness down tho Mississippi River, because Of
greater facilities for exporting from Orleans
those aud other like powerful reasons were ignored
TO chase the phantom Of cessation Of hostilties
the unimportaBt passenger traffic. Few people are
aware of the impulse given to New Orleans by the
success OF Eadss jetics bat the following table of
comparative grain receipts at the principal seaports
since the opening of navigation tell their own story
and explain why all tho freght agents along the
Mississippi River from St. Paul to st. Louis,
stantly telegrsphing we cannot maintain the
rates and get any business"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16

- he. g2Ts
II y Express
lua...Dc. A. =
6....... 40
Mich Central
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16

ment in another column announcing the opening Of
the books for popular subscription to the new per
cent Government bonds. Tho privilege OF subscrib-
ing to these bonds At par in gold, only extends over
80 days, after which tho Syndicate fix such price
as they see fit.
Tho following are the imports of dry goods at the
port of New-York for the week ending to-day aud
since the beginning of the year. compared with the
corresponding portions of previous years:
forthe Wen. 1913. 1876. 1S11.
Thrown msrket.... 9523i9 S5i,z46 77o.502
Since ysn. I.
port. esq., s3e4 ol s393373sI
Thrown on Market 64,3337SS 46,62s,996 40O79,33s