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New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.


rr,rrp,ol Jul, ly-poiA Eastern ali a. 20 western
er .t 81. Ha.oa-C Cumht iiauu tt si.ir at 5-i short
Iu s.-4G5 at 30, Ltn- Cti -e4s Al % ~. .ll & D4r
~ ,rf-inia Mess steady 80 49, Eaira VI - siesdy a
~: Fiin.o Ntss steady % lAid-fiine M-e'rh u"l
I'D 4tGL T.OW- rIme lltg hi n'r ~ a. n. 1Ilr-t.le-
.irfs -t.a.v a %. oum0n cui al F Pine Nul &
an Fl,u.-lN ia stale -t-ay 81. WIc4t-Nu Sprus
-t.,y al d. g., -puLg rt-ihy l-lt. NlhI.L .oHtn
- ii ,r larke.. Winter Nestera-None "a The mar
,4. 80. ~ ~ -oef .feq.-v at gH 6d
Vtism.- Hel. Mading Drirafs 6-Li sl- 4-'uO D-s a.
ca,E Ut.I Iattu ard cspIii ll' 'll''Vt i'
,i5t.f. LOW siidl.lug aus, july and august rv
i.vrrJ tl..L: planes Low M'dhng cai.e, august aud
sep,rm,er ari'tsiy' o. ssi51,i.ye1,t 70 8 - I'd
NE Fo.- Ihly 49, pm ii iing tplands Cotton, 0'i
MEiiiBs og.,aus, o.. s Low 94i'iHf fAAl'' 1,t,r.
Ordinary UpalGs, C'sL; Ordinary Iphnd 81 f-'"i''
ITE.pool, July l9-3 p -UpIauds cotton Low Md.
dung claus. july % August Ntl''i. fii Fi','' A'''
Xiil ng clause. Aueust sept, mber delivery 81
ISEioOi- July l5 I.Ie sale Of Cotton 1,lAy w ln
c,!rd 5000 il,s American Fuiurs sicmy p"his' 10"
NlaIltr. rl,usr. Julv aud august delivery, o' HI
IItg.lOul- JAY li-J5O D. ul.oI, 30 ',. pr cS- IoI
short tlcar Mlldlcs. Spirs o Turpn1lc 20 ou"-o per
LONDON july ls-I230 p onsois "a 70 fr both money
account L. = f'ur ail t.l Pi ,-I ey'' "' ~ -
LONos. July 49, J. IL Fill y. rs PoU,. ~ ~
keut,s lO7 francs - cepumes ior tie account. nj, ~
Isrd La aecrcsry 5n 600 during Tie pas. Wetk ie pro
urruu of tie b Ia England res re 90 haDIt "i." lA
week 45ilts per cent, s DO" to'i0 per S'"@ N''
- Id Tor money and the y 'c' uh' ,, - p,r.
IJNUos. July 81 y. g.4.1e t-1liWS 'iAt,r - 70
ayrrs quote Per cent heBtns IO' !IAheS > 'i
'' IlS' 'Jufvlle-5so Reane Petroleum. lob 2ilo'd
per g.4rl. 5u~nr 80 td 9so5 X r - ;, , 10. '"
Am Jui, l9-ne specie IA the Bank OF France ha- us
crra-.d Is 1uOOoo franco duIins We >, lse -, ett
on lolasn francs l6 y confines 10y aii' sta d., ,t
ANtWRnr July I9-Fetroienln. oV2 H"h'S loi 'ino p0
GLASGOW July esugar Is strong at 3D. fnr'hef @u' n''
A autl buslless done
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

NEW fcEE. Juy l9-rEE. ts-Anlysis 10 cars Jersey
10 MOB been aloW,d pa-, ~ riaios xrrs 1o.ai
Among the sors - tssy wer 100 exans Tor ship
'ii,. 3" -nfoie ihs Is me nrss trs % i've u 4as
rslima,r a ,hr Nerh tne present nni, had Eo been
uAto. nrr our h4enas auioa'i' va" ken looAoui ior
@ i i,' T % .o- ns,9 'arse 'al,e pta-i,s II '.,u. 20
49, ~ Z - lazy ~ ,1iAs 20 .'u ..ie ,i IN ,N1 e,l,s
Iers) eaiihy, Dat poor hr ltJ horses them
e @ sS5 s, TO- 20 flc. Is '. ts 'h- rsver.e and prices
TaL ''lt spec ~ chang DALEY 9 Ioi,y sr'!n.s ~
Mfi" L ,e..s ;.' D.. a. - % h ~ OF ~ De- '3rt
S-5;. 10 Of Iog2 H. a ~ o. At 49, d. 80 H. h.. Is i l .,'1i d.
y a. dorsr'a ~ 81 soa for O. Jerey la of ll2s a At M l9.s
t.c t"r ennhein,r l+ot losl b., a. Icc, - u 3i u
d ,s p ~ 5nam1eFg Il De- I.IJO D. lic+ 10 OF l.@.5 d.
c'Hy MePhcrsoo Tor T. sham9crs, Z ohos l225 D. at
- - ''s 'D' "''. - o. i'l5 ID ~ 49, - 'l izt'
h'r irn- s-siy S Co.. lo Ais~'r- 2I5 b % J! SC 81
s,,rnsa culver igr !. R Itedse-, l3 Por o4os 92e D.
- % y II'J n, lc 10 OF l55J d. Il e' 33 oi 25s d.
=. II. Wc.theimcr ior Lehman i obios ll9Q y. 1ei
j. o. ~ T. II 4ci ly o.. 1850 d. IL 2c % o ii Of l'l7
IA ri as so = ne@ary @ eossai 3 egsTmE 4, F e., and , Fr,is
oaver Co. sold lo6 butterlE calves. lo5 D. a. 3iG
l5 II :. -c 81. tc- lJ oi II d. j-sci at oc ID
Jesr f.a Il lIs sol. 81 bu.tsrln.iks 3 D. at 3,o.
u 900 l +aci al ei 81 t"ic' - OF III n c''
j. Er,y sold a buarmks, Isl D. At @7s' q Of ls4 d.
--.... o. ..t,. - - -ct . q. tr.c. ia \. 10 q,
tIH '. t- 't -'H' % 80 -''f AZ ~ "'+N
J'sef - 'i 4,3 ~, t'5'i 90 "f J - 1' 90; d. t ,,
-i"i o., nNy r" % 'l'i"t -AV5f II o+ 'o' '-- -
I.,-r, !. 5'.ei.er .o!i 80 Icrseys, at 7a7lac
PR A-b tAl'-l '. - tlts t't a . per-, t h'i
-. . VIII . 'h i-.'. a. M '. i,
.Lg 3i- 'it tsi si-.e - t"4i"lf -l-iu' i''' -,.yD
-~., ~ -ta 'en Ina atiih. ' - , ~, -. H.. s,,i
e' if,de = ,i'@ epeHy i q, s o" 1r s =, 49, .''i
at tc WI" S''i hi4.-s-N' 80 Ot'''' t''' ~ $780,
sollr iat common s'+i 70 BE- - - 90 -....
ha-e Ilrty'A s"c 10 Jtia'F ~ p iNeIlncs5 % .l
-''F 20 -, -'D - 30 -. r.; -.' 80. t e. -,.l--
M e. -pp fei Ian s, 3. ' n' ~ Dl,' DO y. co. -
go Pa -'Hi. - . l,'' 80" '-'' W ' q" 49, ~ ~ 10 ~
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

-.nl ol trug reason 200 irsc.nt IIota in
l. - l.l-tTtf f..- Di t'sl ll i.liI-
tta a... D.. Nut lu-- i-l. l' liu it.n ,Iprh.
f.Iu t. l.I 10. oarI tt .. l-fl Di lNl'lt l .--
Cana .a. about to llgti would aa' .Ice tA, ''i.'.
4ut board z U foI advance ic.l~c O.. tbe 'totss
a.u.-.a -n ali- --.tr. 4.c t"t t'HI'fit- '--''
D.. Ul.., li-c- HN-i -ND ..A tI '.I-' ounce.
t rzr people believe t4at -At1 Laf DO pressing ur.
"I tI. LyI- -L tlIct. p.i cDdi -iA- a''-.
llfcl. aU ..r .Lcs c0u4c.t il,u .utt. hI pip-
u l- .I. Elo. .sD lDaLs, auo jt, Ilc eItU-. t4'a'
IT iia f--ce A.- ally l.t..a. nssi. NAtl,Ft.t j. --t
U N...f -l-t Il-iIce Nli De- Aiit t' H"il'"
money -I..eu ,elr confessed a-d 4ucfliaDt 4o-e't
boy eee.'
These remarks are applicable % some OF tie
Western stocks az 20 those named The Chicago,
EnFauke, snd St. Paul i.aiiToad Company shows
be. 30 gross earnings since the middle Of
AIli of rCsO.G83 as compared with the same
period Of 1876; yet the pnce Of the common
siock has advanced from IL on Alui i, 10
z5i, and the preferred from 4O's on april
= TO J52a. Yet The "bulis' aTe not happy
becauae other people refuse 10 SEE tic iu-
bie thf0ugh their spectacies. and 10 take stocks
Oh their hands. But now comes report from
Some one concerning the Rock Island Company hav-
M Increased lis earnings for tie second week u
July $4,000. This Company makes no regular
weekly or monthly reports Of its earnings. Bat al
through the year 1876 reports were occasionally
sprung upon the stock market showing an increase
i0i single week, which, IL almost every
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

Money to-day was n cheap ~ ever. loaning at "a
1 rcr cent on mixed collatrrlls, and OF red rs Tie
clos. / per cent. The following were the rates 0f
tx, hangc on Ncw-York az the following clt;es to-
DAY: Savannah buying 3Ij, selling 'IG; Charleston,
easy, lz0i . premium; Cincinnati sseHly, bhShS
par, selling To; New Orleans. ccllmerciIi, par p 'lG
premium. bauE l. premium; st. Louis % premium
and Chicago 10 discount
Ine following is the Clearing HOuse statement To-
day: Currency exchanges, : i,,5fi-,4eD; c1lF.ncy
balances, - ,272 fS-; gold eScaug,s, TlJI-@,o't;
gold balance, s. ! .fJ3 4C5.
Tie London r.arket vas reported by cable to be
strong anu higher r con>os, which closed nc "+'3
a4i7s. United States bonds were q lrlcuou itltci'
Sixty-sevtls. az fe6lsa 1861; Teu-f0rtieS. l"9
HOB ucw Fiyes at 1890 iO7la. and new our
and-d-half per cents at 1861 American rail - Sc
cUrities we're without material change. The BANK
0f England report, loss for Tie week of t"uVOJ
bullion. the proportion of reserve 10 Liabilities Bong
I.V iG5lg Per cent against i1lI l6 pee cent "A Neeh
ago. IEe directors, 80 tirlrrc2Ial erhiy meeting
made n1 change Iu the minimum rat" 81 discount,
and 10 Remains al pei cent. IN F9r trorca rcntes
were strung ald hl@upr. Inc Bank "I france Iost
duriug tle week o.. 100. 600 francs m specie.
TIE receipts % Huur and grain 81 tie principal At
lauuc ports Iug dis iatl day Vi july were:
Sen Io-- pla. Bat. BJs'oH
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

case. was followed after n day or two by decline
in the price OF the stock. This was so notioeably
true. that WHO il going TO sell now !" became the
regular question on the Stock Exchange whenever
these spasmodic reports Of earnings were circulated
OF the present report we have no knowledge, but II
it is true and emsnates from tho Company supple
entary report Of the earnings since the date Of tho
last annual report-April Twill he required 10
inspire confidence in the investment public.
At the inception of the scheme for an apportion-
Inent Of the West-bound traffic from New-Yorl be-
tween the four principal trunk lines. IHE IRiDUNE
attempted t. show that il was impraeticabe. That
it is unlawful is made plain by reading OF the
revised statutes. The scheme. however, has been
working since the 1st inst, and the results have
been shown in our news columns. 10 seems
that for the second week the Central and Hudson
received more than 1jOO tons in excess Of its pro-
portion which il is now engaged IN Transferring 70
other lines at its oypense-Out OF the first snip
rneuts of the current week The confusion 10 ship
pers growing ont of this state of affairs can be more
easil,, irrariued than described. 4 Western buyer
Of drv goods orders hIs shipments 70 be
made by the Central and Hudson, and they
turn up. if at all, after an unneec4-
sary delay. at the Gepot Of road max
iug connection with The Baltimore ana ONO
II seems impossible 70 conceive 81 sthtihe LAZY
to prove more unsatisfactory. both 10 Shippers ana
tTausp0rter5, thaH the one Oi appOltlondchb OF
transfers. And u also seems Impossible to believe
that it ever had the confidence 0t experienced abd
PRACTICAL railroad managers. Under tAi, alN49l"h
of NcV-Yo-ks business u was stated ihGt iales
would bee n.iutamcd az Boston, Ihllad. lphia ana
Baltimore according 70 the schedule glyinE To- B"s-
Ton the same rates Is NoplOrk has, ana 10 fhliddei-
pnia and BatlmOTe the benefit of tie uileae Dds,H.
The Tribune before has shown mat enis mas h0t
been adhered to az Boston, and now We learn irOh
trustworthy source tnd lu consequence, fhl.Gd"i-
pia Las reduced It's rates 20 the " est RAY NeW.
Nol H. fortunate iu not having three protection, ~
It's commerce instead OF TWO.
be- Stock Market tO-uay was exceedingly duii
and uuiutcrest.ug. The principal feature vas an
advance IT, 95Js in tue pIlce OF hock Island,
based upon the report OF increased earnings
before referred TO- Yet considering the pcrsiatrrcy
with which the stock was purchased hy wv" i1ohi-
nent operators, there seemed to te suspicious
supIv 0i stocS, and is close YVES az 30, and oheltd
at that Western mon va. also strong, -oiIihs
at 6U5-1GIJsG6I owing g. pGIchares ioF tLc
" long account by oue oi TIE bIJ o.. kocN Island;
and th.s u tlt IHte ot the Atl3E.c ana acne
jonpauy's completion of one " lts lines 10 New
Orleans although IL viii not bc opened 10 the
Iablic Tor two or three days. The coal shares we're
at first heavy. declining = 20 leI Gem. Dhi
later recovering ana closing ieVelSh. lie teiilAaei
ca tie hst ras without silc.dI features ana
iuctuateu Vi.AIn range OK > PEI cent Closing
quiet aid steady.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
cnrRrE MARKETS.

RoJARo July cofTEE do"pTard 10 F tenasney
on o,don 2I Average daily receipts 5000 bags wceA
.iau n . 10 Tie Channel and North 81 Europe Zoy Us
~ % st -taff.. - bags; sales ~ the rcA-lf lhs
Sbsnni ud forth EUROPE $4,000 bags; for he OM'ed
-tafe- . Iuu bag-. stock Jl,uOO bfsH. -. -. ..t.,
etNn. Iuy .5-Corce mEr.et quie, prices maih
no 80 e. superior sTnos l.ouOs.@,p rts pei 40 hlo
- lailv r,rc uts 600 bags. weeks shipments 70 All
,'rsl.. n 'Dtbaes 90 tho Channel Europe and Menter
n O,o bags sales Of the week or Europe l,OOO bags
at.r q l
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

7Iaasirrabls oriois qro, e. % ~ soc .,.,.-
Cs Ff- Io aeciLtd ic. Wall tir dont ana hAsailric
tr. s.,,. oia 800 J-lr.rc s-!r 10 IlIm, ttGe' l ~
sr l,.e Lol-. 15-1-4'r gold. a r,-alc % 900 3ags
ezra tiiiyr ',c -olc l GRADES quiet aAo unchanged
I.y - b.. 4. .t,.. M-ra,...uu, l1--t .g eu.t
III, .. AtU HI'i.t limited iFatr reported I'D Flour,
ilcIiut Obi -rarttt bialitah
. - ,.luf.. " Dab. tau ioe- lTlu- confined manly
a .. uI4rht La4sa % jn1ure. ~l's itO oOl. 90 t"@
O.. Nu 80 yuuSJ - SuprrAnr rt-i" an W''' ~ :
slI. H. Illtu0r ~ tci.ou l-i.+ stat D. 10" @t
in 20 i"
81 20 choice o" f~nc o.t"i - - =" ,
erttliif 80 i.i.--' ~ US
+" 80 - i'.r ." Seol 'i oOe' - lDr N""l ~
ttIoift a. CIV A.h i.Aila '"4 80. - 80 "-.l
Sb t.0- - TOT 'l. ~ i.', i-l.l', =" ,".i"n - :.
olll. ioop rnio J"G-o -' Cpnnion :" oo.t do 20 'v@
"uf ifH'- OF" ei.4'' '''-f 49,.
i.Iia. = -'"rl" TO- ht"nA- so hl- -'a.-,s = ~
ris 7o. t.I.l.DE ip FDao fNut Pc Louis , a. .
Gsaa to tiol.e L', 81 C)t % o. LiaiAri e!1,is
uu-rii.r -.u Nl @ otclilihe -SAat t@-''L II
I4.N Eitti in caIsoes i2h. ~th rather more a. iis
-a,a. l.ouD Dlls. lar t0 Goni 4.Kiia - 50 30.
-atI yrly choice. - ..,d-t lAcu.lh- 5uo hnif
usv. tn as-Ve- 8 uu"'0 bf--. ith r. 80 r si'%5 3
ee.r-, so hU,t sl 4if . t"e > Dt huti .he!o
tft ai-tL dii a-i UNCHANGED 'i'.. o." ,iis oiiuN
N4-fIn. Jtr-oF >nd fehisS wanna o. oJ~' "u Lrh-f-
v.rt, .O l'ar ~ 2i s~'. i i'i Salts 90 aacASt"y
b. 10 ~tuicir II - tvl i'O l"H. BID,
DEa4A-Nhc hcSt va a. lrI Lualsi lover VIA dui!
ss.4 D.-Y fl,lT btfIrr iAtilniuS %
tr u. po, Lsi~ced spring vart lo. rrnaiuotr
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
HAVANA MARKETS.

uAyASA July I9-suar In good demand. butna Spanish
Nt unchanacd Exchange h.s upward tendency on
nd -tser so days currency 2f2t prniubi short sishl
- s,sa- - prsmluni. gold. TiiSS eulumi short
s,.tI do sS,ao premium; London lysasO premium
oa PARA 5A1G6 premium
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
nouEsrtc MARKETR.

prvvxn " Y July l9-F1our quiet and unchanged
,,e. $50 Wheai dali lower with hight demand sales
- -. ,f No Enxa1see Club at si % cars OF hea
tack, Wns oa rack. 10 car Nsw hod Olo Al - 90
Cai Beard Morning tal-No ~ -
,d september, sauKse - - Du -
Ai.rgna0n CaIiAo 2cbicasv - ~ Ol
a. ~ a..ei scpto Der Milwaukee 81 II BID 81 70 asxed
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
pcoposals

THR rnrsErs or rHF NEw-Yogg ANp BeopELYS Bird ~
OrFlE. No. "a NAIE..sr. iHI. s.. 4uy j.. l't..
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII bo received at
- rie Oficc ~ the NcwNDrk ald lrnokNr tfdto nntI
July -. Gr removing On sco~s ne ruFl @ =
tarI.I from tne trll-c llprpacN.s.
Inlnuan can te lat ~ thr Fn-iucers ofice - io hs
Ousntff.-. time Address uEA Xxi a. hFHt irtsi-
aoLt, - M4te4 81. br.0Alsu
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

N Ra.Ir0ad bOnta tDe pTNUT0i IFaIIIIe Wa8 IH9
advance to - = for Nortl" e-i Consolidated Grid
U.pG,: heck Island Firsis were stt@ay, Al 4u9ls4
IDg7s and New e., az 1885,. banlbai aud ST.
.io.,pb Convertible - were lower 10 Vl4a9i i.
Inc Parlhcs were dull bu, steady iu puee. An
r.urced and Official quotations:
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

A LAS SIOCkN.
~ NEW.YOHE, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN cas- STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
,nd al knds Brooklyn and Sewfo Gas securities dealt
luDy SE'!; ~. u t|i--' it,l..',.s . - y
nEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS bought
ara Oh! established stock amt bond ousc of
ALBEIT H. NicOLAf q Co. No. i5 FINEST, y \.
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
"a ormery Union Pacific Railway Co Eastern ylron.
Sr LOTS. No. June - lo1.Notce Is hereby given % te
holders l,on secured The following mortgages OF deeds
OF trust above Company namely Nor january
l. 1866. branch rDad OF sid CoLpIn ct Lawrence
and tvel worth, j. f. Thompson and II. VI Alexander
mortgage aed August l. 10, ui the main line Of sai Tom
many nom the the lictl mile post thereof west irom
Wyfntot same aud mortgage, caei june J. lat q te
u line Company, from tie iOh 70 the ~ ith mile
~. thereof west from WyanIOtf T. T. Thompson and
kdrlphuS Noier-that said Compan Will, on MOn the 81
day ~ september apply District Court % Douglas
COuufv kausls o. appor El FUS j. ACkLAND ~ so.
4 ~ each ~ said mortgages deeds ot
ROB. f.. CARR. President.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
DuslHess Ghartes.

g1OR SALE. The very desirable property
known A. tlC 3ioh,glu Like School, uu aui -sl Ike,
ear Prr,k y y. with thc furniture school l.rary syn-
Easiuu apparatus. bo. ts. ei, -
b1ar.u 'use. ali s equally lvui ~ i' .iri-r
Te girai.on remarkable fog s er-, 1oinn AL acce
' J p CuLE F~Q,
n llIcst. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

Gold opene- at 105le. and declined 70 lo5 at the
close. The i0auug rates rciectcd material reduc-
tion IN the short interest being 2G3 per cent hat
paid for borrowing and ~ per cent i0r carry lng
The sistaH5 Treasurer paid cat 5lo7COU Tor inter-
est and S7s. 900 IN redemption OF called bonds. The
days business of tic GOid Clearing Department 0f
the Bank Of the State ot New-lork covered: GGld
cleared, SI3,9IJ 900 gold balances, 81, ,435, ~ :;
currency balances, 1l,j1c.4ll. The gold quotations
follows:
1O.-------10J'e 1o's 1851 u 3...---1o6''
Foreign Exchange G;iiel, the business beng
on the basis of $ SJa3 I o5i2 to the L Tor sXty
days bills. and - S6I=GTi 81 for shO.t sight. lie
revised rates follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
6dirs on aurilcu

SALE.-John A. Dunn, Auc-
lh uoneer DAY No rs Drianosys sIs
JOSEPH kOuLER
Attorney for Assignee of MortgAge
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
5rs GrEam.

EUSSELLs ICE CREAM-Best IN the city. p
cents per quart to churches and strawberry festivals
Hard cream. boxes carry nome No. ~ Bible honss
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
Hlaenlnerp.
Dodr0 aHo Rooms.
West Side.

West Side.
> 1 WEST 10TH ST.-l2rge, pleasant ROOMS
- 4 90 rent with BOARD
81 WEST WASHINGTON-SQUA - Cool
- facing Park nrscas. Table and MODERATE rates.
ooS WEST 32D-ST-Seyemlhan handsome Rooms
Fsr.-cass families VISITING ely sli nuf IRIS ccsr
aOs place aud location. IerHis low -oi ihe ouAmer
Az WEST 9TH-ST. between 9th and 9th
iO aycs-A pretty 81 mont RON io nt aSD sin
gle and for gentlemen. TRANSIENT and table
boarceTs 10y day wesA At summer prices
East Side.
DOOMS, cool and nicely furnished. with or
IA without EOARD, Tor two gentlemen and aer wives
and 4 single gentleman, viz Large sud lfove Jrf0n
hi door both southern rxl kDua' lfuWn -ioe
rrdrru improvements references fs-s uaier1fe.
call io three days al lbs East l9s, near Gramerey laS
1lST-st.. I19 E.-Gramerey Park, with its
- A. privileges. eligible And handsome ROOMS, With sa-
perior BOARD; transient or permanent : references.
9s EAST 2OTH-ST.-Suits of rooms hand
- sOmey furnish ed priyaie bathrooms with Or without
board Rooms iOr gentlemen Terms moderate heieencs-
lSO EAST 2OTH-ST. (Gmmercy- -pacc).-
Est1 Handsomely furnished front kOOM hlsrclass
BOARD also single room
Saf-S7-First class BOARD-$l4 for two !;
s1V arge eooi second door brown stone cusc
ssocrltc Eeehhorhood Table board s. 30 ss tsst lhsI
@1 PER DAY.-26 and % East 23d-st.
- ~ Madison square. Elegant ROOMS with tlst class
BOARD Also table boaulers accommodated
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
Corpornilon Noiiles.

DEPARTMENT PUBIC PARS-,
36 USIoS. SGT Aak SEw. loKK. July D. iSI7.A
PROPOSALS FOR REFLOORlNG THIRD
i AVENUE BRIDGE, OVER hARl EN- KlNER-Pro-
poas scaled envelopes will be eived al he oee OF tas
Department OF Pubic Par 80 lHlon- Sewlork tltyt
until Wednesday the 25th day ot July 1871 az ne hour of
Ia nne O'Clock -heD they VIII be publicly epcn-
voolcn door The roadway 0l inFn Av
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Sporting Club.

4 T a MEETING OF THE RAP
IA ides Sporting Climb, J. W. Pres
colt was chosen President.
DR.. james S. Fish, ce-President.
L. b. Rayna";l, Treasurer.
w. w. Whittincton, Jr., Secretary.
1t was resolved that Ill persons de-
siroua of joining the Club are request
cd to meet ut the Drug Store of L. G.
TAFT on Wednesday the 5th day OF
December next, 1877 at IL O'Clock.
On motion it was resolved, That
these proceedings be published in the
LOUISIANA DEMOCRAT in its next issue.
Tho Club adjourned until Wednes-
day, tho 5th day of December 1877, at
IL o'clock
J. w. PRESCOTT,
W. W. WHITTINGTON, JR., Pres't.
Secty.
Nov l4-2t,
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ABOUT BEARING REINs. The Sc
we're bearing-roins, as used by
coachmen generally, is nothing more
nor less than horrible and needless
torture to the poor, suffering horse
torture while in harness and the
cause of internal maladies when he
is put back into his stall for food
and supposed rest. If there is one
thing more opposed to natural
health than another, it is the in
creased production and then the
waste of saliva which is so necessary
to the functions of the body. Who
ever saw horse in the field foaming
at the MOUTH Who ever saw a
properly bitted hunter do so when
ridden to hounds in an easy bit and
obedient to a light hand? I never
saw it, nor do think any one else
has seen it; therefore, to begin with,
the position of the carriage horses
head, gagged with bearing rein out
OF place, and that profusion of saliva
ever falling from the mouth, must
show something essentially wrong.
The perpetually tossing head arises
from the fevered state of the poor
animal, and his consequent attempts
to get rid of an irritating infection.
ana not from the vulgar idea of a
fiery wish to be put in action. Of
tn's l am certain, that the less aati-
fetal constraint you put into horses
mouth the better. The less Won
cumber his graceful limbs with lum.
Der in the shape of harness the bet
ter The freer you keep his limbs
and dis respiratory organs the long
er ne Will serve you, and the greater
Will be the labor he will perform for
YOU Honorable Grantley F.
Berkeley.