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New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
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LIVERPOOL June IrcIl l.ateIl duh at ~; western
tai u Co. h9,en cn'i eiiG GAG ar at 81 1hor. c.
dai At $s Iiaiae-Lons dui q l5 shoulders ON
9 isGna . nei 5 d@ m s az S E1i9 na Nrs Ts.ein S%
dI q 50, da2G Ps G, o,ia S a. @ n a. F,ns @ At
log. Ch'ss nei!o M losr s,,., - Ia" ~ n.,
dgli az - TO- spiKi , "g ~ Noe m m
$50 az; irorI ~ $40 90 Receipts Of Corn
iySaieor jane lie rlG reccstso' c9,i9n today
lands Low M!ilmg CLAUSE juno aIi Jgy "e.Ntg 6icL;
ruian,. Low MlIGrg cl,usc July anh Aueast delivery,
(a,ed; also salos c sanc l'g al'o f3'S oi "a, sair
CLAUSE Auenst ar sest~nper dey,y, i also sai, oi
,pg 1is e1c relbcr ad 6tio5ef eli.s, ,.a 4ao
2 80 q" M C ,i4lipg ,,a, ~. 1ad November dc cry
67if plands IoV Alias CLAUSE, new crop shipped 80.
iT,,"or In,c ,iso p cotton baovant Milmg
ri,.d+ i: MilInns Orleans IS sails. 10000 blrs.
iurianin, s,fji i5r .pcculii1n eApo Cpan.-, Low
lla- LOW Mldiug clause october and November delivery
yfqool JpHs H. % & e ne & "a a. I'ise IS 81 iIr rfHe %
p ,ental for aver'g cain rnin White. ,... , ,,,
d, ci5asa S1a,.t ard s,ml,r dcir'p G't; rpaud.,
Ty T@s .s.. 4,a iaag S, lsSai, % %oo 81 ss &@,aa1
LIVERPOOL jun 81 f., p n n in9' I.t t ~ LOW LOW S
dl.g claus. Juiy and AaeI-t delivery, tisl. - .
la., i6w Hi$iine inns. A1tGst s,p'rnD a,ygy.
Gil1; plard- 30. Mid.ne ca@,, i'iln' 'an '.','b ,
shipped oc.ob.r and NoynDer, sail t'reh Common i.osn
os 5aas ill2I9 I gc.4." r ,>a 't 'i for iois 'G'
iSlts 5urr III 3 .. n-ilrs .sic.} nuoie trr .'''
IG,iN Juae ~ 30 r. con oi-, 9i'r, for ho:h none
ad tl, areoIuL Ino aigo.t o iulnon g''' 'ho t' hN
" fIaTa.a 90 balance to-day s +'.'O'.p , ,,,,, ,,o,
AID tu. account a.. s AZ pr c""i h"4' iV' 'e" '''
iolds. Janc 53o D. m.-Ecnnc reo cum, Id per
IoSnoy. june Iyr,1or- ir.,cd oil .2S 2 t.n .
IuHo ilfAr.lI-c ui llti'. -'i i"'s 100 oi'i
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

general carro-Cotton Seed OIL Pitch Petroleum. Rosin &C.
hay TiO 1anSs a6S% " sSs and Sast With
From brig 70 the Baltic 800 IBIS REFINED
TO- $ s5 S"ssD:
%der Deals per standard and dd., a 7g Crude
sperm 81 s w. aaG at a lS for
si ase was bd faf June pic asked ,,n,, advice,
both from sales 800 9S. 9s.es Sh.
! &c % scoG s SsYG1t sS al s. 5s% so h1iSSfHfS SS
6b and lSoGo b6s q e. SSS S. upsS SsSDi5s dns
esoS sce e .h GI%'f s and M R
fhnovIsioSs-PoRK market nrmer moderate de- demand an
S iSIfa Ness sey siS s'S 75S SSs New august
s fe s:ssG s"sf xars 81 10 6 aS satfa s 20
p Pagfe sta s4ssi 5 leo bis FAMILY ess private
Plain Mess s2sss Extra 90 sl5 8oefa fT,ms n Me-. Ms,s
ssa.s sS t3Dssi SEEs n%ns aG S anci 1 2
sSoaddr STT MnA aR 'ss, 500 S''s% SG Hs@ ' sc
mqas, PnS. ;,,ady Lone G casT aS9s Clear
HOGs-Hoayy averages shade 1rner; light do steady siy
Sne9 noc %sS h qrir saes $50 tes Old
X : 81 p9 e e. - 20 o ars SS ~ aS &c Pr steam a
50 loSs9 To- cosag - 10 900 tes AIgns, @ - ga se
es j. 5aaS &C. - 20 asstd July 50 10 od asked
ss-97a bid 80 O5 asked city Steam hrmer sales $50
1S 50 i4S b, 'Ss ,s SS CSnpcn, c S So
generally sleady buspc,s moderate choest ad,s aSsty
ca6es ca@s NSs ss,e s'' bary fTSaHh Ta- 6si5
dn@ou rae SSs 70 coiea. State nSin
Fair 10 Primo: 81 d,l2c Choice state welsh tube 81 ",
Common to Prime: l9a2Oc. Choice Wesorn tubs Oal c
10 Prime: Choice Western hrkinA
Ibc Fair to Prime l64l7c, Choice Western Cream, re
ne Good Pnne 29e13cr Nery Choice ~ EliaE I5
unchanged rather quiet; state Fact"rf W
Far Choice: l4c, Fancy; 5dec SKINNED nd,l, va 90
lOc Common 10 Prime. base SKINNED; Western actoty,
7d9r Common; 9iadJ'ic. Good 10 Prime: lOalDc thoce
and fancy EGGS in limited request iGt aiff. arc
small ard 1iccs shade Grmcr; Long island ana n'h
Jersey 1Gi401Tc; STATE and Pennsyvana lb3lhrc "tn
en, u @lCc latter choice. Choice O'n"aA i'''' 9'"
oIn. 1li2dlJc ..c, -
s1:AiiS MaSet dSi Toe. ioi western Io'.a
IC"-c. for city. u-..,
~TGAR-i.nw grades quiet and unchanged; Far 10
Cuod Refining On lOtc CcuIiiugli, lO'.Qll 3c sal
of IS hh Crnsuca u lsc loo hhls Cab4 AasooVAdO
and 500 hhds Guadallups prNato terms. Refined "as
fairly active Unchanged; Grfnuittd. l2acf fowhr
i2ec Crushed. i2i .Gl-bc. Cut LOAF j. &C. ana Iut i
llaifll sc q. o,, d,
TALLOW-Tho market shade easier sales. $1,000 b
Prime, ., ,., -, -,
sKY-Marlot quiet ana firm; ii ll3 bid; held 81 IL
a: ~ = sa.ca. 81 ~. y Eaion.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
Northern Beile
MONDAY. juno 11-P. NJ

Tn the stock market to-day the excitement IN the
.ool shares was intensified, and prices rapidly de-
lned till the full SATURDAYS closing prices ranged
trom 10 per cent the greater being in Morris and
Essex. Later there was sharp upward turn, but
the end was marked by feverlshness and uncer-
ta;rtv BY all the rules Of speculation it is conceded
,bat the late decline Of 10 per cent ought to be
followed by a sharp rally, but as the former
rallies have proved it TO be rather an
ovpenslve amusement it is not known who is likely,
in the face Of the large quantities of stock now sold
70 the street. to undertake the job yet we learn 1t
! the intention TO make the stocks of all of them
very scarce for delivery tomorrow, and demand q
high premium for their The transactions IN
Delaware Lackawanna and Western reached the
6curcs of T. 900 shares at 33 l20507 7sd33I I632l2
Morris and Essex scored "a 800 shares AT G2 against
ce1, ON Saturday Q5Sl4 4G60lsG 59l4, and Della
ware and Hudson sold from 30 down to 273i, and
tben at 29i2a2s9i. Central of New-Jersey was
dali but weak at 6liaG
By way Of compliment to Nlr. w. II. Vanderbilt
on his return from Europe, the bulls i'll the trunk
line shares provided a side show in the shape OF All
advance for Central and Hudson and Lake Shore,
Notwithstanding that fast train with 30 passengers
ot s1j per head was speeding from Chicago to New
York at an unprecedented rate rackmg ana
shaking even the foundations Of the roads.
III
10 be heavy one, yet it Was accomplished.
Central and Hudson opened at 90s5 and went to
903, a907s. when the movement exhibited some
considerable faltering bat later with grand daSh
il was carried TO 81 7s quickly however, returning TO
91ls and closing at 91as. Lake shore moved iii the
same groove at 4G7sa a47asG4G2. ASA 47l2a i7's.
Michigan Central was dull perhaps because 1t IS not
wearing ont its road with ias' tr1lns at % ",!%
$50. Tie Grangers at FIRST We're weak, but later
tbe relortcd decline OF $4,000 in the earn
ings oi the -. Paul Company for one WyeeS
marked the price Of The preferred from 4sl2 o49's
QI9l2 Rock Island az the same time advanced
fror, !i1Ii 10 9I7s091Ss. and North-Nestcrn pre-
fcrrcd from II lo153,a4jls. Western Union after
ssIlng at 81 q to OBS declined to G2 upon the
announcement that the Executive Comhnttee oi lhe
company had recommended the payment OF the
usual j. per cent dividend. probably because some
one Who had been waiting for the result took the
opportunity 10 sell stock. The market ciosed ie'eI-
ISL and unsettled.
lANGE OF rHE MARKET At TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
~ III b 81 sI1.s u Nrw.lonk ANp na0OaAN

To,ol hush 2sGg.347 2.@9S7I7 3.32I,4S 3.o3lsiJ
nav A-,p t,TlsAW-Jlc whole Wafeci ~ onik barely
,t nrg,r very moderate sales. Hay shipping 200 l'c;
t.l ,,1Itas 5rca-l 90; Glover, 6Jcl3ct salt oJoii'
Sew, alned ~ CjasOc iJr Long Rye 5Oe5oc for short
iDES wore quot aud unchauge; no sales were reported
5itp- Tuis market unchanged the lcman07 are "f"y
fr rocc ares for export al rea1y prices ic cop pros
ct- ,t. 1oi Quotations: state, lOdllci iA'tt, iNg
isc. Wis,m.ns s0l2c; Noailinfs, GdlO. Od', all
et,,,tl,s 4aCc: Calf0Iuiaus l2Glic. oregon lZ4Ite
NOTASSFS-Thrre quiet ana uuchai-rd Hii.hol'
H. c.t Cu E,G1ug 81 a,2c; iOTio cn' j5d Or and Ntw
Orras jOa62c cargo Of Cuba MuseoNa.o sold On private
terms. ... ....1- .,t,,.
100 bhl. al 2c R1sns aiso quiet BAT sun stfany
sales bbls Good Strained 81 ~ s3 common 10 90 -
sfraiaed ; s5Qsl 9B: No 2 s2aS2 10; NJ" J, =" ~
~ 81; Pale EXra Pale ~ 75aSI. Tar anu f'eA qele'
ana uhclangtd. ,-.-.-..,
OCEAN FREIGHTs Eorth room was love ana deli,'s.
with moderate movement; charters hiie wac phr anu
few changes TOOK place Eng3eeasnt,- vo', ~
steam, 1000 bush GTam fd, 5000 husl AT o'i io'
quooi a iOaJ5s without dcnue business ahh y i
Fusc private rates 20 London, by steam looDV Das.
or in e2d, and by sail 5000 bh on private tes 70 t
"a 10 Bremen, BY steam, lGtOD bush Grain, 70 nAIhs
cases do II do; 665 bales do do 100 tors Ag1cu9rai
Implements AID Machinery s00gO. 10, and 200 Dhcs
Sise The Charters were British ship to brssmsn o9oU
bbls Refined Petroleum, s. Cd AntNerlh IS fiD lsv
days German ship 60 arrye july 10Th clearance 70 ito
men 1000 bbls co 3s OG Norwegian bark 10 lne liiio
26OO bb Do 49, 9di American bak. 03V TONS 10 u.hVA'
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
COTTON MARKETS.

Middlns iOiic Good Ordinary ss.c nei receipts, bales
MPsPrfIs june iiYCSiron Ami MiddInv ilisc receipts
90 bales shipments 9o6 bales; sales. 200 bales STOCK
LouisWLlf Juue il.-cotton hrm MltaIng. llsc
sAyASNA June lcotIon qnieicri Middng II &C. 10y 5g
bales exports to tho Continen 2Ot bales coast"ise 90
6-r. s1 i9S bnes sIocs Sa2 sass Gs demand Manq
1asc Mddng, l0'c Good Ordinary loe ne receigt.
$50 bales 30 bales; exports. 10 the Cont ent 80
bales sales 1900 bales Saturday evening 500 bales STOCK
ALyRsToS June sCotton firm offerings light Middlins,
llc Low Mddng lobe Good Ordinary v,sc not r,tll lts
20 bales exports M 70 Great BIn rs s'SS Sss Sas' M bos
exports Great Britain 1855 bales; coaawise 1853 bales
UayFslos juno 9-Cotton nominsl Middling. lie; Low
Mhilng 10 2c Good Ordinary, 9e net receipts 40 o'eS
GAyrsioy Jrno Cotton firm offering light Middlng.
lci Low hddng l02c Good Ordinary, v4c mel recolps
BAtudorH Juno Il-Cot,on hrm; middlins, II &c low
gross eeip bales exports coastws 80 bales sales 100
iiosroN, June oon hrm Midilng J. Sc; Low eil-
ding iie: Good Ordinary, lO'c; mel receipts, 2l9 hat
gross 5s bales exports coastvsc s33 bales stock I9i0|
bales 80
PnirADTLPIIIA June Cotton frm Mddng. Sc; Low
Miing lllsc Hoo Ordinary, lUssc sales sdnners' 2oS
sr Ions june cotton unchanged; Midlhng llc.; Low
MGanT & I6G aes Sood s%ie o,n 90 pa os Sos Ges
CiNcSNNIi. June ll:-Coiton hrn; Middnng liz 10"
Shipments 10 bales; sales 2l5 bales stock lO058 baes
GnARFLSSv & vtGn J@ns hod opd marg
receipts Is bales exports coastwse. 5Gj bales: sales
MoniiE June II-Coton strong; Middling. 1lci Low
Muldlng lO2c; Gnod Ordinary. lOci n,t receipts y
nal exports coastwisc 1883 baes sales 20 bsles STOCK
Low Md ling l0qc.i Good Ordinary 0'ic; receipts IL
%oRroiS june Cotton steady; Midlrg lie; net
ca,pts % bales; sales, 10 Salrs; sock, 6,i5l bales
pRINr CLOTHS MARKET.
pGouprNcE Jrne linn 9e Cl9.hs market onIet but
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

fes cx,ns a 1oas5 G5 Gras.,ed do 50 5s1s4 25 Re
eeIpsi 200 bps Flour 900 bush whs;s Cs 4oooo DuSn
'roirDo June fl.-Flour firm. What firm Extra Whme
Michigan 81 Oh Amber Bicngan, spot 81 june " vs.
june 81 ss July Newor Old 81 55asi 56 August 3gSred
55c No. @ spot Ole. June. bOa4e; july 52ho AugnsL
% 2c offered yellow, 52aG No White held OF 52 2e'i
Reeeted 4Sitc; Damaged 40 lcc. Oats quiet; NO 4oci
White 47c eceptsWheat G50o BUSH Go@rn @ 1SO9O gss rns
4SOO bush; Oats, $500 bnsh. At4 p m.Wheat dnl No.
White Michigan offered at ~ 95 Ambor Michigan spot "
June held ~ Al 80 bid No 2 Red Winter. June,
81 81. Corn du No spot held at 5lc July Offered at
81 nc; August 5ic oats dull.
WILMINGTON, ". c.. June llspirits Turpenne steady at
2sl2c strained Rosn firm at 81 4j crude Iurpentne ssy
At ri 40.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Far North R,rer veSseiS ant RIitrOIts
GENERAL MARKET RETOET.
ASHES quiet and unchanged at l' for Pots and cc fo'

ASHES quiet and unchanged at i'c for Pots and o Tor
Pearls ... ....t ,.., o., a ,,,,.a
wa sul I6aa2c. sol1, icr Rio Ercepts lor e We @ n a
ror f.nisht f:3 ba.s sales al -,a3 G1tS 'caEin& .
sInf.y I'm tt bands II 4CDO bags q Galveston - W,
Il imore amt l3 OG2 bags herc aid ~ second hAn i1
tlr,uD>. 81 oi1 bags al Bil,ln'Ic, anu N-''o
bias here nsaiug total upp, Of SDH ~ iass Ah"t @ M anu
o,nr for M. United states May L. 1904 bags ara pI
chased uye g. s. OO1 bag. making the visible supply i' h
rici states 4a31z3 bags. Mild grades "tir q"lpt a.l
unchanged; MaracIb1 1920 2c, and Java Z5@-'c to'H
gold. . ,.. ,r.s o.. 1,.. q, n,
moro irregular tie sales were :, :
hg; oi viicn 29 evening, an Tor consumption; HeN-
God m, crtI ct 300 bales receipts ~ TIE poFts were
o. lacs against 2SiI bales Ills dag last week @ui -,n'
I1es is dav las; year total since sept j. HsVi9 p''H
a,nst Au3i SEA 6alrs this time last season STOCK ni ~
III bales and c1n-ol tatct supply in thc United states
~ r "a hale. I-upf f.ff OIls
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
BANKING AND HNANCIAL.

We call the attention of our readers to the adyer-
tIsemcnt of Mossrs ALEX. FROnnNGHAM " Co..
friends who wish TO transact business of that KIND
can find no better parties To act for them than me
above firm, who are thoroughly acquainted WIN the
business and are well known in New-lork Banking
circles.-lThCmpson's Bank Note Reporter
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

Tie week opens upon an ample supply OF money,
and call loans are done at pig down To ~ per cent
depending upon the collateral Discount is IN good
inquiry at 3 per cent and upward. The United
States Treasurer at Washington To-day received
81 100000 National bank notes Tor redemption.
The customs receipts 100000, and phe inter
nal revenue receipts $4,000. The following Is
the Clearinghouse statement to-day Currency eK-
changes. S7J37G. .935; currency balances. $3.G13,-
G97; gold exchanges. $l2709, 1877; gold balances,
Sl2O7s,11J
There was an unusually large and a well dis
trbuted business IN United States bonds, and while
the skies of 1851 were steady aud the new 10 per
cents strong the other securities were lower, lcO7s
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

I'm the London market British consois and United
States bonds were strong and tending upward. Inc
first named advanced 20 0tl5lG while IN the latter
hXty-sryens sold 10 1908; teGfDriIcs at lOJl, ana
new hv,s ~ 1875. The ~ per Conts rising to
10f5- and closing at IOli. In American railway
stocks Illinois Central fell 10 1872; EIc To u Ter
common and rs for preferred, AID Central and
Hudson 10 S7457l2. There was 30 quotation for
money. but the Bank of England rp0rcd n gain
"on balance of f5J00DO bullion. Paris dspatc chcs
report French five per cent renies firm a. lUll3,
sight exchange Oh London being quoted a. DIV;
dispatch from Berlin announces that the Imperial
Bank OF Germany during The week reported the gam
Of $4,000 marks. Gold continues tame aud :,s Tie
Transactions are now conducted IN the stock IN
change business Is ci a retail nature. ibe tendency
ol the market is downward, particularly since the
closing II the negotiations regarding the ptr cent
bonds 20 " Washington. Sales to-day wCr' at 4O4 'sD
100 Daily loans cost D. =, 3, and 2l2 ptr cent per
auuum. d., per diem, and llat for use time loans
are iCa 2. for for short dates, and ~ - Tor az
tae year. The f0r,iyn exchange market was dull
and iiul al the annexed quotations, selling rates
being i2 20 / cent lower he Assistant
Treasurer paid ont $4,000 IN com inter
est and S472 OOO IN redemption of called bonds.
Tie DAVIS business Of tie Gold Clearing Depart
Ireut of the Bank of the state Of NewloIi c0yered
Gold cleared $50 S2J. COG; gold balances, 81 4SO,
g32; currency balances, 81 ,5o2,3J5 The gold quo
tatious were rs follows: ~
10 lOJ Il..... .l0i7 12.....lOj 3........1O 3
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
DrcohInn propcrtp 90 Esl.

A TO LET, very low, the desirable 3-StOry
"a and sment bricG dwelling 80 223 Carroll st., near
Carroll 20 adesrihe onat the rent viii DE made very
reasonable Apply % j. H. CORNELL - CONT ST., BROOKLYN
TNO LET-OD PrOspect-pace, brooklyn, near
Fifth ave, the maiium.h.zsd three5oly brick house
known No o. n good 0rrr ~ uOms VIII hc reutei low.
ROBERT :. BUssTNG Dol Montague.st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

~ RAILROAD or CORPORATE SECURITIES may he
converted hto enduring capital and made to yield current IN
como IN purchasing desirable GburDan homestead and
or uns rrp.r with every vrui"ncc, ard combining The
hes features o aud c0Gptry living with 80 prTtc 90
comm ltuns owner adlOIacd t0Taycl for health.
will pr.U,r crn,a tools stock 0r less uIn ule, and
trup.i iathf dnns-tc Forty minutes agreeable travel
lree ferries Garden lawn, ri', stable, ga
water, &c. Local ~ hratcass pfonisn{ uinre oflhaI
@i2On0 with extra ground T-0UJp VIII sacilhcr ~
treat on fir estimate 0f values both llght H'un
branca aud clear For particulars, specify property
L. T.. o. BOX lSi, Wcst Elizabeth, y. =.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
Drooklpn Real GsiaIs for Sale.

nWELL1NG-HOUSE Nos. 43 Will0w-st.,
~ ~ ickst 49, 81 ami 81 Na,sausi, 100 AMI lO2 Pine
appe.st l7y and 1917 Niou ghbY ri. % Llfayeiteave
GORDON l.. FORD. .! Clarkst. Brooklyn.
EOR SALE or TO RENT. FURNISHED
The ful sized three story and basement brick l95
arr st. opposite Christ Church tho house Is IN good
fully flm she'd tho location IS central aud very
pioa~aut. terms moderate. Apply on premises.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

In State bonds, District Of Columbia 3.65s ad-
vanccd TO 7G and Missouri skies ruled strong at
109l4. Old Tennessees were steady at Al, Georgia
gold bonds selling at 10Sl2.
In city bank stocks, Metropolitan Q5l sold at l2o,
and Fourth National t5l at 99l2. Railway mort;
cages were active. Chicago and Northwest gold
consos declined to 81 81 but We're aferward marked
up 10 s5ss s5i4. Rock Island rs were easier at
1l0ai and st. Paul 7slOs at 9si2 lemgh and
Wilkesbarre consols falling TO 2i2, but jersey Cen,
trail c0nsols strong at 90, and burlington ana
Quincy consolidated rs at 1i1L. Hannibal ana
ST. Joseph convertible - were strong at 50 Cen
trai Pacific irsts rising TO 110ai, Union 1rsts 70
SON registered bonds of 1877 sold at 97, Hannibal
and Naples irsts at 49, and rsts of C., T. and l. o.
at %. -
The gross earnings Of the Chicago. Milwaukee and
ST. Paul Railroad compare as follows: ..
1876. 1871. Decrease
since jan i.."...... .$33liG2 2.5il,46O sO9.'02
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Juno II, 1877.
The transactions Mt the Exchange Salesroom
to-day were follows:
By John r. BOYD:
'9S & STSS Of 9S hGs'f @ Ss G
'''''"' Icy Ry scon gye,s
building Cicsr with lci wsof suGoiSs i75 IT Of oo
three story brick hoascs Win lots West IAN.
st. 40 Il " 9th.avs. back lo 0SJ; slo32s
pet q land ~ - Nicaoassse W cor Of A2tst , ooo
Nv y A. La@,.nc, & 20.
EsnSai,"n S Ten Sa1ars Instiiaon $4,000
ot of East sohst. 100 n OF 3dave 27oxeo22; ooo
lot n o. East Soihst 200 Of siavo 2jIioos
N' ~ 80 ~ 4 7 He,Pet -.
hoase Crrsrl With lot 40 6s south Snaye e. I25
G oa Ms.ss 'Ss s'i sis 56 eS''e 9s55
Isabella r. WHtlock ..-..-.......... s''Oo
two 'sS,y frame house Ma! Is E'Ss Ss ,oon
seoN'd' ''''''''''''''"' ''
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NFw-YORK CnE.
52dst liS ftwef Sdaye, 25xIOo5 Bertha saIo. 90,
Ds1nc csy st. Nos iss and ls. Samuel KeTn and
I5oRst, or Kin ss6iidss Road; Il G Comb, eXr. 70
iei,h !. s. East, 1872: Ambrose BaAo ami Sii:
los, 3 Fas, No. 22 and i9i same to sane NSmaa
% ave, cor oi 7Sth st, 5ox76.s. Chas was!g End
spnsei Mis 70 s S@4ido ,23d wadj casre Wa
c,TcE Ter . Wi o To- p : Taylor To- Nomasi
si@oa ' $1,000
Mitchell to ililsbeti ii Gr,en 10000
fieii 10 PT gaJ or. Nominal
Paalng o.. TO N X PSrker -. $4,000
Van B.nschocn .-.'......... 1900
a3s g. 5 "a H: a5Sio55 fig% e ia5s sn'
ard No to IoSsri @ 80. Nominal
~ 293 Il Of Avenue 4, 25xl0Z2; Henry Ciaascu.
riSil" s., o sheriff st. Isoaco;
Locr"i3c ' V' c2iii W1rj; Geo Van beasciotea
to D Gatl' ...,,,....--. 10000
IN fis, iiaiy 22,o5o
.Iss rel 10 L ! Lie Ins ...'.........'. 1000
"a iirct., lO.25O
55S1s; s. 1888 Il of9daye, isoxiOo5; Jarvis
cr5engici - y = 1913 It of cnarton-.r. 5i7;
75ib.t '', 30 ii : of stavS s51ioo5i chet
7ot-,,t = - a oI stayc. 2j1i o.; to ,,,
IUacil.l J.Y. SAVAGE. Deputy r. sister.
OPTICAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Abr1chl, ". to terhon Pell exr of Mortonst
BLOT Ail.i aud aifc chaleytr KomcsIir Of
Dsiy. I;9i-, And ee 10 Joseph Cooper, 9tn. ooo
Daa6sa. HearS r. and wifc to Amelia Knox, soi
lltliave; 900
$h.si , 5000
Dean. Laura -, 10 Joseph Dean OF l29thst of 90
>
Hy@aas and 5tis inst i@ents w. -. 1888
I5a,t y,ar ''''' 1892
cciy % cor OF Brosi1ay an 9ta: Year, 10000
Luqai.r, Francis T. 10 Janette Person No 332 water
......
Il5dst oi ith ave iaonis ...', $500
Satcr, Ann =. aud husband, 10 Joseph i Graham, n
3lsi ol 2l ave. 3 years O,OjO
5isi, 'a az i%sSgion-le 5000
"i he fowery; 5000
lOMciaLl j. y SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
Gounlrp Rcal Gslale for Sale.


a GOOD HOME owned by PAYING RENT
~ Fine 'Ty HON H. with city cuhgcuicacn 80 minutes
city lal halfLouY trains; low commutaion;
Dee purchased iy paying quarterly rest Of same very de-
sirtbla PHILLIPS, 30 BroaiWhf.
A y CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
desirable FARM Of 26 acres suitable fora geatemans
couuuy rosien'" IN, property locJied un t' W. y sde
of Albany Post ItOaa about Hie north u TO
station and extensive views ~ H Hudson tFcr
Tho apfs fully covered villa apples pears. and otr mai
Nuts and an under cultivation. The bIldng, CnEprsca
eui barn. ice house. and Other OutDuangs no house
ians largo The property VII be sold eheap. For
particulars address EDWARD tLA Rki, Tribune Onlfe.
BANKRUPT SALE Of two splendid FARMS
aP on nl1rm Railroad one of l2l acres ald one o go
'cros ali first every ant 30 only elDIrr acre
valued at less than 80. Inquire 0t V LII NJ at
Room H. Etrlos Hotel, row York Until p. M TO-DAY
sHARM-130 acres, II miles from city, on
NcN-lagcH Railroad, RIGHT ~ he dcu0t slio anl sure
Investment; price, $40 per acre EULASD WHITING.
Btchnau 81.
gIOR SALE-An excellent PLOT OF LAND
trreUavc Jersey tty llishts nearly aic fronts
G> quarter 81 au our from city y steam;
10 would take part uet "a other Iropurty;
price $500. APPLY at 43i Canal ST., NcW-Hor. Citf
GtONERNILLE, n. J.-10-aerc FARM, first
- class buildings, mile from DEPOT i1r SALE ~ bar
l,alu. RULAND & WHITING, . Beokmanst.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
Qnclioa sales OF llcal estate.

ENECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-
"A tie town of Newcastle Chappaqu1 station,
about rour from i2drt. Harlem RAILROAD very
line farm Of aud containing about 10 acres " ~ nne To-
Gated rOmmardine a fine ard very extensive NieW ~ the
surrounding country well wn!ec AMI has variety OF
fruits apple orchards and Of very valuable
timber
sale viii take place premises the o3d Jay Of June
At 10 O'clocA n. m
LEVI HUNT,
ISRAEL \. UAIGUB,
Executors Of the Lest VIII Of Moses HunteI deceased.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
Total sales ior the day.................-
'51 seller oO dsys.

I'm Baltimore to-day there were sales az Baltimore
aad OHIO stock from 1913 10 lO2, closing lOl bad.
The following table OF prices of the prominent
gold and silver mining shares. including me olei-
Sal Francisco is furnished ~ Wm. Ward, DreNci
InfIIirr An plices in gold:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
tuat.tlll.


GAS STOCKS.
"a. NE.g.YDEE. METROPOTITAS, MUTUAL. And
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS HOUGiH AND SOLD
AM ali Alnds OF Brooklyn NewYork Securities deaf
~ nDy cA-, u. t'pn lLoSi - q
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC

- r. RCO- Holders of tic undrawn Seven per cent sink
ing Fund RonH nocoate ior cychacg To- the new siX
nty cent Bonds application nj the rce ~ the Company
No l3 William a. FRANCIS II. TOWs. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

NEFAUL1E Ed RAILROAD BONDS bought
anl sold Old established stock and bond mousse 0
ALBERT H. NfCDI Az . Co. 40. 43 Plnest, =. I.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PGOyIprNCR Jrne l1.-Prr Ing Cloths market onet hut
sruu': 4'.c. c..! iJg ~;nd 70 ani Extra q NOfs
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

GA $lOO. 500, $500 81 ,000.-ALEX.
CttGf FROTI1 NGHAM & Co. Brokers, No. u wall ST.,
rla desirable Investments stoc. which frequently pay
1l I'VE u twenty times the amount invested stocks bought
r, ,1rred long desirtt dep0st 0 three per cent
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