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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORr.
THURSDAY. June 49, 1879.
.curS or,et ana unchanged.


COFFEE-lo in moderate demand ana steady; ordt
nary 30 Cargoes II 0lf4c. nCudag Far az l3sc;
sales 1880 bags ex Dons private terms ana IOo paes d
Of Para" I5Jc 800 bags santos. eN DoiHi anu
2s5 bags ex Elverton," withdrawn. Mild Grades
were quiet and unchanged; Java 9Sd25ci haraeaoo'
ldlGc.; Laeaayrl. lSdl5c. -. ..,.
UorTOS-hpot Cotton WAS active and lac. gheI' safes,
X94 aes 725 lat EVENING" including 400 for export
aLd 5O4 spinaiug delivered on contract $40 paes nc
eepts ports 449 bales against $40 TINS DAY at WEEK
aud 30 this day September s,3ob43'
bales against S 400 bales during the same period last sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

the following quotations
Pume bankers sterling hills

The Governors OF The Bank of England at their
iInun rate FOR discount which remains at per cent
AGAINST p per cent the rates al which three
mUaths bills are discounted IN the open market
During the week the bank gained E723,OO0 bullion
md the proportion of the BANKS reserve TO its aD-
ities. winch last week was 54& Per cent, Is now
h6ls per cent. To-day $4,000 OF bullion
was withdrawn from the bank on balance. Bar sill
Yer remains steady at 52d. por ounce. AZ the Lon
don stock Exchange, British cOnsols were steady AT
973s for money and Al 07o1G497l@ for the account
United states bonds We're lower; the new Is decn-
ing l. per cent TO 037s and the % lie 20 1O596 the
10 per cents retDa1 ing steady at lOols. American
railway serurit e5 were generally higher Enc
rising from 277sG2734 to 2SSs, and the pre-
ferrcd stock 10 5234, second consois re-
naming steady at "a, Illinois Contra advanced to
s+v 10 80 the colisos declining TO 96l2. In Paris,
F.eneh rentes advanced, from ll6s5 francs to
1I7IO francs; sight exchange on Loodon beng
oTo;ed at 1926 francs 10 the &. The Bsnk OF
Tiance during the week gained ITO 900 francs.
Tge receipts Of -four and gram az the principal
Atlantic ports this 19th day OF Juno were:
New-iOrk
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EURopEAN YINASOGAL :tAaNET9.

=
rc.ro, Time Ig- 1850 t.COusGs J1-. fJ- rY q
four so a t,if crate. lNs
IA. conway r~eferre 5Zi2; Ne~-Ier-y Contra c1u~1is
g. 81. LIMOS CeutE-. asa FcpEsyiT sls central. .t's
fe, lrntrsI o. % Gl4count fr iiict Eaiths
III = IN iaoo open market = ri per cont "he Do 70 e
en-. Pol fsalk III lrsi2lf rate
IaNaGy lime 18-l.D D. fa-Psis adFices 0r0e nre
c1t t al u irsncs or Tar BsaN 81 B.n<s
iaereFrcef ife m.su. rst1 ~ discount 'front.' o.
l0SDoN Junc le-3 D. m.-tho bullion la t4e Gas- u
Fnsrd la icTe.asS RT2sG O1 duTnS the pct he
ioporiion Bans " England reserve 10 Gty wsch
sst week h4s. cent 8, nov 50s per cent 4esf!
1ania entfal 3Us4: Erle ksilvsy sber,s. @l'G
IONDON June 49, oEs0f. 91ls Tor mnncy. "l s
Cor fie sceOUa boaos f0ur snd bsi per oens ips e.
isr per cents 1857 Illinois Cenuh "a fenasFiva1is co.
% bulOn withdrawn frcEl the BulH
al England on balance G7s0 pans
ye neF cent M francs 10 cont 0r ue OcocD
IDNilOS June lJ.Sls Quotcd at Ut. per oaIcc.
PAkis Juae l9-E1ohange on Lotaon p tra"es - con-
tine ceCtE Ihf specie Ia fhe BGuS - trtce Las -
creased l7.77JGO0 fnluos during tie pssi Eeek
Oa pON iG.Tks Mari L9Ts LIvTs ~ ifs review OF
t1 Hfitsb Com Trade fos fbc pest wffT. The
Grain rsao a. little changed Barey qfct. Oas
odd sgnfy Of Wa at aud A7bs % the ports
a, car were more bbsFzl daring a. pNf wees"
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Bankrupt Notlees

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
i gth day OF June, A. D. 1879. a Warrant IN Bank
rpcv was ISSUED against the estate of JOHN T. BA RkON,
OF the city OF NewYork. IN the County of New-lork ane
state OF New York who has been adludged bankrupt on
his own petitions that the payment u any debts ana
delivery OF any property belonging TO such BANKRUPT
10 him or for his use transfer OF any property
6y him, are forbidden by law; that meeting OF the
creditors said BANKRUPT 10 prove theiT debts ana
10 choose one assignees OF his estate VIII DE
held al a Court Bankruptcy 20 be holden az NO. l35
Frfars. i'm the civ OF New.York before Edgar keohum
esq Register on The 80 day OF july 4. d. lsig al IL
O'Clock ia. 10y i y !. 49, - =,
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LIVE STOCK MARKFT.

HKw.YoRK. June l0-BEE yts Frest arrivals were IS
carr a IFS lead ali eOth silU al 10 head
C1e aud Ilois STEER for T. ~. Daehe who
VII snip theu alive % Europe on saturday the remaining
at fully yesterdays prices Tos ccep since Saturday
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Wall-st ~ W.T. ere money is mode rapidly. You
NAV realize hundreds of dollars By Investing S5y
fn stock opefaiIons through the reliable house OF
Alex FfoiainghaIn j Co., brokers, ~ WGH-st;,
Eew-Yotk. heir Weekly Financial Aspcrf gives full
information and Is sent free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

r. smith Co: resumed business today paving Their
Indebtedness full. fary ACTIVE az an an.
vance Of points closing to points sales
500 To-day-trst CGll-August. l2.s,o,
10 az II al as I242 September, 1918. PIP 1920,
i22i 1872 october, l146. la Has. ll49 loo No
von,her 10 Hip; December 1l.07 total c.3t0 baes
second Ca-August 1901. ~ So seD!emSer 1922 2;Sd'
~ 40 l22q Ig2S; October Il So lbs. ll62 llol; 40
venher Los. ll.13j December, ll0S tota $500 bales
Third Ca-guIe l2T duly. 80, l.3j Septen per
October II 90; November 1l14; December llo7 lleo'
N o. o;a 400 laies. Also today, June ot i2S Juy
lsl9dl2 40; August 122sd1255 ;Sepicmbei lZof 54
Ooi0JeI 1899 l15Si November, lldll ceibper'
lOETalO9; total 100 bales; gIand total lZleOO Oaes
fruf.r,. eelfe civ tngd
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s $3.50 Esss ,s: f Ssaysn
cSss qss S tsi &c dsoa ssSr s
s,s sanss active Ssss
.% .s e s,s1 sr Ss isss" z. wHi,
Bran s % ro Tssey T quiet wssiero Is
G GoUH june iSfosr unsssnga T snsss
sPSnes "yfg s az Ta S. oss 90
June essstc sss-us at Closing S 'sy SEPTEMBER
e S9 doc 81 Csssi Corn ss. for sss
g% ssSsa ss sy 81 's.s ~
s ssy s ssaYss ai e a9sq ss It
as2'c. JULY 2s.ascc august Rye es osps At 80 S.
Wssff y sie. a. sase Bus u9ehapssd
RseSR anffs @ Sa.n g.
Corn 49, 900 bush. oats, 3.Oop bush
COTTON MARKETS
on ThT0 madins 6rioab. S saes
soans Ice ssss isr easier rI' upard Low
juy as,e.y a cs ss aevs sns
si,ea S SsssJs s ana una
e sSSs lq1 SIs srs,'N
S Hn SntIs Ss-ps
Nsys%SsT aon Is ;y rs
Lew Miaais clause September October d.liyery Gss
80 'S Ss.. %
ding clause July delivery I'D 49, Iny @Tq
S Sst s f1s
lana ss d SHns ;ss
IA. do October end November delivery, 6osi: 80, -,
AUGUSTA June l9-Ustt0f quiet; hiaoling ~"
Nddins 12c.. Good Ordinary. ll+c; receipts IA oaieS
sales. ] baje. - go -, ,,,,,,,. ,o1oo. Tow
Ntd1ng l2.c Coed Ordinary, &c; gross receipts ~
bales exports Britain $50 bales coast"ise 10
bales stock. LIPS bales . .,,.,, ,o, ,o,, ,,,d
dpg l2c Ordinary. l1<c, net receipts 3. Ddes;
exports 20 Grost Brain 1880 bales stock 1t5 bales
CaiRIrsIoS June l9.-CstJoH quiet: hiddlnR IZ%ee;
Low Niddux lie: Good ORDINARY 1l2c net receipts
exports Oa'wtss rs bales sales 80 bales stock SS2
bales. 80 -, ,.,,,,,. ,oi,o rou
bddng l2c; Good Ordinary, llsc; receipts, nonei snip
ments % bales; sales. none; stock. lel5 bales 10
GALVESTON, June l9.-C0toD nominal; 8lddiing, ~
Low njdflus &C; Ordinary sc. net receipts
bales exports coastv.e SO bales sales none s"cS 4o
LOUISVILLE June le-OottoD dull, Middlns 12hc.
uEIpE June l9-Csttsn quiet; hddhns IL Sc receipts
81 BALES shipments Go bales; sales, 10 bales; STOCK oioo
bales .-. ,,t,s,ro
l2c: Niddpg ii &c; doet Ordinary ii &C: ne, re-
cepts gross % baesi exports 10 Great Bain
3U4O bales; sales. 400 bales hst evening Z,'Oo paoS'
STOCK 80, 2G3 bales. ,, ,o,
puIiasEIPniI, June l9-Ccttsn quiet Nddipe 12lsci
Iow N;dShBg l2le; Cool Ordinary ll4c net receipts
none groa exports eoast.iso 100 bales saes SPIN
ners l37 bales; stsct. 8, 6sS bslos.
Sivt.EAV June lo.-Cotton dull Eiddhng &c; Low
uddins &c; Good Orduafv, IL a; net receiuts loo
bales eYpors wise. I6l bsles stuck 262l bales 49,
ding l2Iac. NdefRx II &c; Goe1 Ordinary ll'sr;
receipts bales; spmests 1870 bales sales none STOCK
WIIMNGroN June dnl lower 70 sell: addine
l2c: Low kddlng IL &c; Good OrdinsFy, lie: net re-
CENTS. 81 bales; stock. SS< bales
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NEWPORT LINE

\ + " IVIkI IIINL
~ FOR BOSTON.
FIRsJCLAsS FAltE 81
Tickets limited and good only leaving New.
York Oh and connecting tru leaving Newport
tie next morning q 800 The mag9ihoent steamers
NEWPORT" and "OLD COLONY"
viii leave New Ork daily Al Sundays excepted from
Pier f0Ot Of hu1syt Passengers by ls route
leave NeNYOrk 30 81 60 later 0iher lines
ami connect at Newport AZ $50 with FAST EXPRESS
TRAIN, arriving al Boston $50 o. THIS Il THE ONLY
LINE umnns a; low iaTas Lil affords passengers FULL
NIGHTS REST. Returning Cunos ting tain leaves Boston
D. No. running Through 30 AewPor IN hOGrs steamer
arrives IN Nov iurs az o CLOCK next morning.
StatefcOms BE- obtained OF the
Ilnc. fier - y r.. aud 0n board steamers
BOKDEN 4 LOWELL, GEO. L. Common.
a.a,rA Yeus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

New-lotk exchange was quoted TO-DAY az lOIio"S
of Tic places named: Savannah--seiling SIC. buying
nominal, $40; Ch4restOn-SlGa a; NeT-Dreans-0o
cents discount; CncagoL1O discount buying. and
Ia premium selling; BOstOn-9 pence discount
Tbe United States Treasurer at Washington Today
received $500 GOO III National bank notes Tor re-
demDtion. The customs receipts we're S2gV,oO1'
and the internal revenue receipts were T3I4,UVO
Tie following Is the Cleaning House statement Ioi
TODAY Exchanges. STOOL, I3I DaIhhctN' 90
$50 SJG The business at the sub-Iressury Gov
cred: Receipts $3.50 935 payments. S1.l5L5S3;
currency balance So, 049,34 coin balance, eI23,
954,354.
The following were to-days quotations for do
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FALL RIVER LINE

FIR BOSTON AND Tile EA~l.
The best route 10 NEWPORT, Bcs roN, NEW:BED
FORD FlTCHBURG, LOWELL MATTHIAS VINE.
YARD. NANTUCKET WHITE aoUhTAlNs Mt
De- ERT, PORTLAND. BANGOR, ST. JOHN, y. B, HAL
IFAX, y. an principal cities and inland ana seashore
resorts Of NcWfng and aud TIE Fr9Nlnces pc nHnnion
IA acc steamers BRISTOL PROVIDENCE. cave New
YORK daily tSmdays nclUiedl az $50 p from Pier Is
n. r. @urray-st Leave Brooklyn p ~, jersey
city !; % p IN. via Annex GRAND PROMEN ABE COZ,
CEfTS board evening by the splendid BANDS and
orchestra attached to these steamers FL LII NIGHTS
REST. No mt rlnedise landing between NEWYORK and
FALL RIVER. Special train leaves steamer wharf, Fall
az 6o5 (NoncaTs exceqe when the steamer viii
touch at Newport arrives Newport $40 -Four
ing trains FAIL RIVER BOS1ON Ftrst tram arrives
Boston $3.50 a. m. Returnnr train leaves Boston g
D. IN. steamer arrives AeB-IarE U:30 u Tickets,
statrroouis, &C, can be obtained in New York
al 28g, 2Bl, III 4Oi, 626, Bif, 9j7 Broadway,
and AZ all principal hotels transfer and ticket
Offices at the OliCe Of the lue the pier, aud on
hoard steamers and COuitst and Annex Offices,
Hr5oslyn and Jersey CITY. In Boston OF No. ola
licuso aud Al Old Gloomy Depot.
GRO L. OOESoR, Gene-p Passenger Agent.
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents. \. Y
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK And " PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
u EsNTnN Ann DHIIA DEI PHI

Fourteen Though Trains daily three depOts IN
Philadelphia, two IN SeU-fork-
Double Track, the most Improved Equipment aad the
Fastest T1me consistent with absolute SAFETY.
On and after June 10, 1879. -.
EXPRESS Trains New Dcsbr0sseS ana COrt
lanai street Ferries a. follows: nj,
4:3O, 1870 $780, 40 imltod, III = n J. SOU 40 ~;
$3.50 and 10 sunday. 430 and g. mi o. D f'oo s'oo
and 10 p.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with oil through
Jersey city, anordDg speedy aud dree transfer
for Brook I'm travel -, o,o $3.50
ReIIruiug tsiDs leave philadelphia IDOL 800 800
7.S3 b $50 and IL uiuiitei Express, 1880 p m y
$40 1855 p On Sunday. l2Ol, o2O 800 . o''
Ticset oalces-Nos 500 and GA Broadway. NO Astof
House and foot Dcsbrosses and Cortland s No nott
ST. aud Brooklyn Depot foot OF futonsi BtO.s.
Iyni Nos. ia ll6 and lis HudsoL-sI hosIsn'
te,tr.niace 49, l. p. FARMER
ERANK THOMSON Gcnl Passenger ASt
General Manager.
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V'IIE ERIE RAILWAY,

y'HE ERIE RAILWAY, zoe
L now known by its new name. the NEW.fORK LAR
ERIE and WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of uaa~
. a. m cineinnsil ana CHICAGO Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 70 Buh4lo ana Suspension hase. - fna.io
m connecting with fast trains 70 Pie he't SID SS ~
west. Pumans best DrawingFoom sleeping NVa'"es y
III DAILY Pacific Erprcs. for the west sieer1s
ust and Chicago without change also Hotel DiHhS o-'
n Enizrant train for the West
Trans leave Chambers street Depot, NewYork ~. -so
Newark 90, $50 1850 a M; Si5 i.l5 5l5 80 as
p n ana ~ midnight SATURDAY nights only sundays Wv
E XIII PARK ana Passae g. ESQ, u 1920 MI
night sundays BOO. IO20 NJ l1O. 6sSO D. liz anu -
PATRON Sis, CAS- $50 $50 10 1924 llso e. M 4
se Pa $50 ~ AZ. I,s,s:s So a s1 "a s
sSe sgS q $50. 1870 M ESQ $50 g. o:i0 p =
midnight Sundays. q. s;30 lo2O "a nl l'oO o'o' y -
' CORNWALL 7s5 ~. $50 $50 p. M. sunasya sSoA@
MswsSrs. 7s:. a H. $50 s:sSp IN sunday. ssoaa
hogeogt and Kas;iSs % Ssc 10 s sS ~ SUI
DAYS & $50 iess1 a. M, $50. Z ?. N. suu
aid1letown 750. 0. Ioz0 a. m.i $50 a'so u,
aays Trains eon Se With now Yo and ossoso Midland %
ro for a. jews ESQ o. lo2o M; 49, SUNDAY"
$50 LOGO NJ y, csc and 4. m .,,r eseh hOG
,r Boats esVS ,n S 10 m and az ss ard a.,
Tickets passage aud for IN prsv s
s and SHs go o. so y 81 BoSss u No
I 4sas S 81 4 he Wsss
u, VIZ! inc seo n ao AsBoTr GENT rar Asa. ssvs'L
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEwJERssEE1r:e s
Tsins esve for Englowood Co.sez P &c ssN TsOp
ss sS sSS ~ and 81 t.'S $ 'sS S'S &
leave minute: s.s s.s iii ESQ p
SSA0s' J NUN n xBIoTT. osni fsss'i Asss S'"'~-
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Sales bp Auriion.
Gnrouean ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cost du0 Gouu0.

z OST or STOLEN.-Bank Book issued by the
II seanen's Bank savings NewY9rk to me sg6Gri2S
returned 10 the bank WITHIN 80 days from s
VIII apply 10 the bank Ter new book.
Kew y OrA, June 49, 1879. THADDEUs j. MCCARTHY.
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Business Gnanres.

boo Onn "A third partner wanted with
GSUOOU the above caPtp for Srs T y an Oq nhe
I'D of une OF Rowe Co, 10 sprucesI Ne"-hoiA
CITY.
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Dipioero Nofites.
TIP IsPoRrERs AND TRADgns' n.

NRTYORK, June 10, 1879.
AMERICAN DISTINCT lNlEJHAPH COMPANY
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. 500 BROADWAY. }
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of ONE AND
~ ONE HALF PER CENT on the capital stock OF this
Company w 10 pad al tins Oilce tn 10th OF July hert
The transfer books viii Dc closed at O'clock tho lat day
OF Uy and opened July IL.
q IL HnTcHKISS. sncrntsrK. '
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ONE DOLLAR LINE to BOSTON.

LIMITED TICKETS 10 BOSTON. 81 GOOD SUPPER
boat 50 cents Steamers leave 40 North River
every day except Sunday, at $3.50 D. n.
STEAMERS OF the NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily
including Sundays. for Boston, Worcester De
anu Tor Portland and the White hOsins daily excepting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

Money at the Stock Exchange to-day ruled
ct about SO per cent, the extreme range being
and 4 On Government bonds the rate ranged from
. to per cent Discounts are dul, leading dealers
eco}trfs rates As follows:
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WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH co.

TRRAsuRER's OFFICE
NEW YORK June ia, 1873 }
DIVIDEND No. 4S.
The BOARD OF Directors this day passed resolution d
rane that OF the stock Company held ID the treasury
therao 10 the credit Of stockho
ers at the OF business on the N OF une
an equal IL per cent OF the STOCK hed ny ea0
stakeholder. -...,u r,tr,aana n, I g.,
r ccnf in cash upou OF this Company
HE net eapngs three months ending June 3o,h
ma abIe OF
fay uly next OF record on the 2th Gay OF
June inclusive the additional STOCK whch may DC uss
ferred no = above provided
The viii be closed at O'Clock on tne
noon of the 10Th ns opened the morning OF inc
Ao'" '' r. ii. ROCHESTER, Treasurer
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DRONIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
VIA Providence Direct.
A FULL NIGHTS kEsE ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
TIE FANoRIrE PALACE STEAMERS
MASbACH III bEift, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND Captain Jesse Mott
leave p ~ uaiy Sundays excepte from F1er - North
River (foot OF WaIren-sL)
Passengers arrive Bosion a. IN No intermediate
landings between Sew.York AID Providence
taerooms and tickets at Nos o63 3g7 765 and
etz broadway az Metropolitan and Fifth AvcoueH Ool ~
~ and 3oS Washington bro xlyn- Also tickets sold
all hotel and principal ticket oces and all offices Of West
colt IL press Company.
L. w. f1IKISs q. Il. Agt D. g. BABCoCK. Prest
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
Il FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
az op m from Pier 83, Eorth River loot OF jay st
special limited tickets GOOD ONLY 2lb O. m con-
Meeting train At stopingn, sold Via this line Newyork
W Boston for 81 3d.
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OFF1cu oP Tia CARIBOU CONSOLIDATED MrSISa CDnPANYl
No 81 ErOai-sr., y EH- - tS. June Il, 1879
nIVIDEND No. 1.-The Board Of Directors
~ cOrpanv have this declared dividend Of
It, Cayita stock 100000 81 the
ings u ~ Tor theJnolth o MAY. l679 The transfer
viii Do closed al tie 2Oh. and The diyisnd
WI d. payable ~ Tic O!ce Of Ao company ana lor GLe
sSlh Inst JOHN i. Ora HAI,
Secretary AID Treasurer
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THE LAKE 5HoRE AED Micma.N SouTrRES RAILWAY CoM)
PAHY, IlBA.IBiK5 OlFICB. GBAED GENITAL D.IoT,
Ngw-YOEK. June 19 1879.
FE'HE DIRECTORS of this company have this
deoiarol dividend 4 ~ per cent upon
payable o. The lst day o. August next ct ts oeo
Tie Transfer book vii b. closed Ut ccgck y. SAT
UHDA tho 10Th inst. aud Will De reGp,ned morning
* WEDSIr DAY. TIE o.. dsy Of August next.
l.. ID. WOHCE~l hlt. Treasurer
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uipioeuo Not,rep.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NV:
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEipEpr f ~ Or or.i
st. 3Vs West twenty nirss c 3nysu .aasrs 1S5
Third ave cor FORTY seventh sti at the HARLEM
No l2sl Thrdaye One hundred anc ~ ~,
GIarlein s. wings Bank Budngl up to y r-' "res"a'
office rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

TREAsURER's orFtz sPRISofIEID MAY ~, istI ~
vTyHF INTEREST on ILLINOIS SiAIE
BONDS due the Monday o. July lsIv WIN De Rna
nj the AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIoNA Al "a, pa "a, a.
NewYork City, from the 9TH 10 me T9tn o Sy "
elusive. JOHN u ShiiI. ossso ..-
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Fourteen Though Trains way daily; three dcpOts
Pniade phia, two IN SeT-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

Double Track the most Improved Equipment aad the
Fastest T1me consistent with absolute SAFETY
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connections. Leave foot Of LBerty<t for Freehold
7.45. ll:45 q N. 4, l.l6. D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
EOR RONDOnT and N.-Landing

bridgeport, and all points on Housatonic
E1 Naugauck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer Brityep0r
Caharinesp daily (sundays excepted at llSO a. NJ
and BrdgepOrt 30 III D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

at Cozzcns w POINT. Cornwall Newbufg, Marlboro,
Milton, PoughkeePle. Esopus connecting with Ulster aud
WaKl Valley Railroads Steamboats, ia NJ E.
W. BALDWIN ana THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY at 4
D. m per 81 North Rive. foot Of Harrison-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

day declared pIvIDEND OF ,ns 2, ne psst 81 <
month"; fr,e OF taxes payable and after July L. -
NOV tncInsiye r. X. WRIGHT,
pioA' inoiu'N0' Cashier.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riper. yesss's and Rstyro1is
TuupgnAY June 10, 1870.

Wheat, bus. I III %
Corn. Dush.Si9.5l4
Oats, bush. 20. 276
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15

truth-telling, and we do not yet perceive
that the evidence points in that direction.
But we wonder whether DIR. Clarke does
not suspect himself of diSingenuousness
when by way of an Offset TO this system of
terrorism peryading whole section, and
directed Systematically by one race against
another TO the entire destruction of the lat
ter's political rights, he points us to the
doinSs.of gang of Irish Democrats who
took violent possession of the polls at
Kingston, n. Y, and remarks that this
shows that "bull-dozing' Is not a phenom-
enon peculiar to the South.
We are ,ceGry of this limp and RerrelesS
tulk about dead issues and "'dying par
ties" Because by a long and bloody war
we secured the integrity of the Union and
the emancipation of the blacks, is it then
not worth while 10 maintain the results
accomplished at such cost; Because the
South has promised TO abide by the ConSti-
tutional amendments, shall we regard with
patience their constant and repeated viola
ton! When negroes who dare To vote are
shot or stabbed or hung for that offence.
i ii nothing 10 Us; When the South comes
back into Congress. openly proclaiming its
purpose TO anuul all the war legislation
aS IL did through one of its representatives
only Thursday-Shall we keep quiet, lest
we stir up "dcad issues Are human lib
crty. the purity of the hallot-boN, the right
Of the citizen to vote and 10 live in peace,
only the ghosts" of questions; Dir. Clarke
appears 10 think SO, hut very few clear
headed, patriotic men viii agree with him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15

TNCTETNIN POLTTICIN~.-Ai-r rceolv-
ing TO vote against the riders TO the appro-
priatiOu bills and speaking against them,
eleven of the fourteen Grecnback Repre-
scntatiyes voted for the Army Appropria-
ton bill containing the Objectionable fea-
turc. These votes. however, would not
have defeated the bill. but that circumstance
makes no difference with the merits of the
case. As rule they may be counted on
TO sustain the Democrats. They are in
full sympathy with the mass Of the South
ern leaders on the currency question, and
from this fact the former can rely upon
their votes in such emergencies when they
are most needed. Should the vote OH the
Army bill be followed by any concession
to the GreenbackcrS by permitting them to
puSh their financial heresies to the front
it may be fairly inferred that the Green
hackers voted with the Democrats in order
to secure such fayorS.
Both of the so-called GreenbackcrS from
Maine voted To sustain the Democratic
programme. DIR. Ladd did SO naturally
and because he is Bourbon and was Il
peace Democrat during the war; and Mr..
Murch, who came into prominence a. the
leader of strikers, possibly because he
holds grudge against that army which has
been 50 conSpicuously useful in suppress
inc the riots which labor agitators have
melted, particularly at Pittsburg, Pa, and
i'm the West during the summer of 1877.
Those Republicans who voted for DR. Ladd
and Mr.. Murch simply to bring about
change may now be entirely gratitied at
the result as indicated By the above votes.
Boston Journal.