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New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
Total shares sold

The stock market to-day was more generally ac-
tive than it was yesterday, the total TRANSACTIONS
amounting to 1890 sharese aEalhsS % xal st
leading feature both In the amount oi Transactions
and in fluctuations. The opening was made
with a rush at 1Sai bid but only, single
hundred shares were sold at that price, followed by
rapid decline to 173i after this there was some
seadiness in the price between l1l2 and IL g. Eny
TO break later to 16l2 and to close with rally OIL
Il per cent. The fist effect of the announcement
that the Niagara Congress Of railroad men had ac-
complished ITS work by the formation of an East
bound pool from Chicago, was to stimulate tnc
prices of the trunk line shares. Lake Shore rapdy
advanced from 1873 to 1913, Michigan Central from
773i to 7ss, and Erie opened at 27$i; bnt, when
was realized that the schedule rates adopted
by the convention were rates that ohIy
three months ago were considered war rates,
there was some disposition to realize, and prices
gradually settled during the remainder OF the DAY,
Erie selling down To 27ls0214. Lake Shore to |o4
0753s. and Michigan Central to 7Ii2. Canana
Southern continues to be dull, the small amount or
transactions to-day being between sc and 80. The
granger stocks at first sympathized with the move
ment in the trunk lines, Northwest common sellhg
these figures there wasa later decline OF ana .
per cent respectively the preferred stock of each
being steady within a range of y per cent;
The promised advance IN ono and MISSISSIPPI
common did not occur, or if it did, 1t was measured
by the fraction of Il per cent one-haf OF which was
lost in the final business. Louisville and Nashville
declined from j7L, to 553, Union Pacific after an
advance Of - per cent to 1875, declined u ana
closed at 10 Wabash was weaker at 36a 3G's' and
decline both from the opening figures of to-day and
the closing figures of yesterday. Among the coal
stocks, Delaware and Hudson after being steady Tor
the best part of the lay suffered bad break, de-
clining from 30 to 463i and closing offered at
the last named figure. The other stocks were
steadier but vet lower; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western declining from 595s to 5S6s, Central OF
NewJersey from 52I To 81 70, and Morris aud Essex
from 02la to 92is Little business was done IN the
telegraph stocks, but American District declined
from 67l2 to 65Si. The only business done at the
Stock Exchange III the bull lion stocks was IN
Standard which sold at 32 and 3l12 and at BIZ
3O7s cx dividend. At the Mining Board IA far
amount of business was done, but without note
worthy changes III prices.
The general market closed weak and unsettled.
KANGE OF 1nY srOCK MAgKRr.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07

81 900. and of st. Louis so cents discount.
The steamers for Europe tomorrow will take ont
$45 900 gold coin, which Is a movement that snot
accounted for by the condition of the foreign ex-
changes The United States Treasurer at Washington
to-day received 100000 National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
Si5O,O00 and the internal revenue receipts S307,-
900. The following is the Clearing House state
ment to-day: Clearances $71 ,S34,11G balances.
$i,47s,370
Foreign exchange was not particularly active dur
ing the week, but rates were firm, and were adj
Nanced to the following closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
pOMFsTIC MARKETS

BUFFALO, 6f1our fairly active and firm sales $50
bbs fair milling ieand sales OF 5000 bush SAM
pie 81 06 l5OO BUSH sample spring at 95c $40
bush Extra White Michigan at IA Corn steady, demand
light sales 1000 bush No. Western ioc Gears Kan.
s on track, $40 Oats quiet Western quoted $40
$50, Barley quoted state 900 soe Canadian; 7oG9oc.
wines dull unchanged. Canal Preghts steady Whea,
Ioi Rye and Corn. She; Oats &c 10 NewYork Pine
her 10 Albany, 81 80 TO NewYork, s2 IS
Slaves to NekYork 81 20 tolls Freishts noun
inal
~ 10 S:.ertnS ~ 26ds3 Extras s3asi Double ExtraA
Is 80 81 15 Patehts IS htat duh No
Chicago spring. u 02hsSl O2S cash. 3sa 2Y99s July
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
LIVE STOCK MAHKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO 6.-CArrLB- Receipts today. 3,lt5 hcaiI
for tn. 1914 head for the same tlmo ast
week 1902 head through eonsgnnents 55s ears Marke!
without change sales Of Medium To Good shippers
steers r3 0UG 60 Butchers Bulls S3ds3 % stocker4
l5as5 65 lSj OF through stock hed IN the yards
LANts--Recepts today, Zoo head; for the
week thus head. for the time last week,
500 through cOnsgnmcBts, 33 marset dun
and prices uDchanged sales of Far 10 Good Cppoi
sheep at 75dsi ~ afew Choice selected Export sheep
IS Best grades disposed Of -,
IioGs-iteceEts to-day, 3j0J head for the week thus
for the time last week, 2Ob2U heaii
through consignmonts. l3s Demand fair piic,s
generally OF good quality GoIkris.
&3 81 - 61l9 Medium and Heavy - 6jdsS 10 ENtrs
Heavy, - - - all off nng, disposed Of
CHICAGO. June 6-IloGs-Receipis 1000 head snip
G0O0 head. market sTong and about DC bghcf:
Choice Heayy, 80 55gs5 % Light 20 20as5 6j Mixed
"a t5d So so market closed firm and ali sold.
CArrIR-Receips 5000 head; shipments. 800 head:
market We and fully lOdl5c higher Good 10 ChOce Fat
81 4Odsj 10; Butchers Cows. s2Gsi Bulls tl 100
~ Texans plenty at ~ 1908; Calves, 20 20.
SIIEEP-Recrp,. 800 head shipments, SiO head narket
dull al ~ J00Si 80. ,,,.
ST LOVIs June 6.-CArrrE-Steady and unchanged; hue
doing. RccejDt-, zoo head shipments. 900 head.
SHERP-U Unchangod only IN light butchers demand Re-
ceips 2jO head. 40.
HoGs shade better for isht grades Rough Heavy $50
25 BaltimOres ~ 3OUs3 iu smooth Heavy.
30 ass 80. Receipts 400 head Shipments 500 had
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
c,os,vc PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
0s sASrnAsclscc . cLosIso rnIcEs OF mNINa srocKs.

Government bonds were unusually dun through
tbc week New per cents recovered 10 1853, but
iater again declined to 1925. To-day the business
nj the Board small but the great dealers report
-, 49, doime over their counters District of Colum
his 36js at times were active with sales up to ~,
Int close dull. The following are the highest ana
lowest prices for the week and the closing sales To-
day and week ago:
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07

Futures fairly active opening lower but closing TO
7poihs higher sales last evening 1900 bales rosay-
First Cal-June, $780, gtn ~ % 8 ~. 10Th. 29l
July 1913 1914 1915 August 1892; September. 1905
October 1908; NoyembeT, ll.5l December Lao to,sl
1903 August y 81 october TSs s
July Is % August l34l 1910; september 1919 ISi5
October IL Ia November. 1l60, ll55; Decembec llis
1li7 total $500 baes. Also to-day, June at l2D)d l2y
July, lSoeql52l August; 10 269l34 :sptember I2oSS
1914 October l2dl2l5; November, 1880 100 Decem-
ber 1lS2 li3 January l3i 9133 total 6S5OO bales;
grand Lotll -. 100 bales Futures closel sleady:
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

Receipts the ports today 24O bales against 1855 this
day last week 2l72 last year for the week. l206 osles
against 9G last week. l2 43 last since september
43g45a9 bales against 4l724sS boies during the same
period last
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON G-l23O m-Consols 9TVIs for money 9los
for the Us. bonds four and ai per cents lOs'
ERE Railway shares do preferred 53 New Jersey cen
tra cOnsOls % Illinois Central, Ssh pennsylvania Cen.
tral Ssh. . 90 - -.. ~,
LONDON June $3.50 m.-Cons0ls 97G for money. 07
Paris advices quote nve per cent rees at
10 francs 80 centiInes for the account
LONDON, June 6-i j.. m.-U. :. bonds. four and haIf
ner cents IOL Erie Railway shares 2sL; do preferred.
81 . Illinois Centra!. s5i2. q. ,-- oo, ..
PARE June G.-Exohange on London 70 francs Zoa CEN
i'm OK checks.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
Annexed are the closing quotations.:

The feature of the week IN state bonds was the
heavy decline in Louisiana cODsols that soid as low
rs asa, with final sales to-day at 43 against ~ a
wacl ago. Besides Lousianas the sales to-day COW
rod NoTth Carolina s. old j. and J. at 25 fund
inp act of 1866 at SIG non-tundable at 80 h anu
snecal tax at 3ls tennessee Us, new series a1 o- 4
lg32lo aud old at 35's. .ho
The business in city bank stock was to about the
rsnol amount. and without any speclal feature.
FLAWS sales included Phenix (30 at 02 lianoyer
40, at IO3 Manhattan 400 at l3O American EA-
change l52 at 100, and Metropolitan lol at l]t'
There was some active tradihg III % sollc VI u @ o,.
leading speculative railroad bonds, and some shaIp
auctuatlous The new issues OF Erie, ana u, y.
and |. c. frsts, Missouri, Kansas and Texas s consos
and seconds and Lemgh and Wilkesbarre c0nsos
aud incomes were notably active Kansas faclhc
Denver division also werenotable among the higncr-
nrired bonds for an advance from III TO III. 10,
laws business principally was III ETie second second
consols-sales of Sil2,OOO at 3is0i@a~
73: Missouri. Kansas. and Texas eohsolsu ,--,
Tehiqh and Wilkesbarre consols-sales OF - IL.ooy
at s4 7Oasa 6sl2. The incomes OF the last naiea @
aownanv declined from 90 to 50. The recent ad-
yomre ~ from about 80 TO go for these bonds Is
explaiued by the announcement that tlG iecfiN'iio
viii nav 3lo per cent interest on them lhese bonus
represent the funded coupons OF the CONSCIOUSNESS
bonds that were owned by Others than the Cehtrai
Guaranteed to-day were not az hrni, declining -
10 s3Ia The dealings in other issues were only III
small Amounts and there were no marked changes
in values. ,o, oa,t
The fair rate for money to-day was 4 per cen',
with exceptions at g. and late in the day balances
az az low as per cent. On Governments the rato
was Der cent. The only changes noted III the uo
mestIo exchanges on New-York were at boston,
where the rate was l2i2 cents discount Oh
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
10 M-sALrs nxRnRK Tux CALL
/, Northwestern

so,es OF Sfale aud RduCaV Boals-Rdaroat BIas ana
tsrpreSS Stocks
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
SAILS FROM 2i2
South Carolina Gs
non fundable

3, 6,O00....... a.
n L Us, Special Tax
I'd Series
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07

Total BUSH. 2O,tOO iOSSOO b3i,Joi Iioo0o
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported by telegraph:
Receipts Shipments.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
THE MONEY MARKET.
,r,cJ1L EXPORT ~ y STOCK EXCHANGE SALEs
FRIDAY. JUNE 9. 1879
1syeporfed sy the Gela and Stock Telegraph %
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
cLII-1NIi OCIOCk A.. NJ.

FIRST cALL-10A O'CLOCK 4. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07


Del Lack & West
l.5s2....bc. jyA
Morris K Essex
SOO.....Dc. % A
Canada southern
ZOO...bC. jJl2
G B & Quincy
100 .......ll5
Chic Il Alton
100 .GC. 80
Ind Gin & Lsfay'tc
500. &c. be. 3 3
Frankfort 81 No
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-11
| ST. ssi-A:sasaj~L xEP1sI or TAE Cvuaa Y
kJCITI2.
OFFICE oY COUNTY AUDITOR,
ORsssYy COUNTY NEVADA. July l, 1879.

To the Hor Board County Commissioners Ornssby
County, State of Nevada:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report the affairs of the said c9unty the
months ending june Both, 1879
Balance on hand at close of business December
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-11
4 GOOD PLAN

The profitable plan for operating in stocks is thas
Of uniting capital Of by combining pooling
the orders of thousands of customers and using them
mighty whole which has been done successfully by
Messrs Lawrence Co.. Bankers, 81 Exchange Place New
York City. BY this cooperative system each investor
placed equal footing with the largest operator, and
profits divided pro among stockholders every 80
days An investment $40 would pay $50, making Per
$3.50 or per cent; 800 would make 81 OOo 10 per
cent and on according the market Frank Leslies
Illustrated Newspaper, June Goth, The Combina
ton method operating in stocks is successful
ever adopted New YORK Independent, September 18th.
"The combination is founded upon correct
business principles and person need be without an in
while it is kept working by Messrs Lawrence @"
Brooklyn Journal, April goth, says: Our EDITOR made
net profit of SOL % Investment OF $40 in OF
Messrs Lawrence Il Co.'S combinations" The firms new
circular copyrighted and sent free) contains Two unerr
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Government Loan supplied. Best references Address,
LAWRENCE Il Co, Bankers and Brokers' 81 Exchange
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f BOsCO IvANCoVXCEz, DE,

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Nevada. MITCHELL,
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TREASURER,
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER

UFFICE OF COUNTY TREAsURKR,
CARSON CITY, Nevada, July l, 1879.
10 the Hon the Board OF County Of Orsby
county, Nevada:
Gentlemen: have the honor to herewith submit my
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Ladies Hair Work of all kinds made Hp in the bss and
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This Tcnsoris Establishment is the most complete in
the State. TiallI JACOB MULLER ProPrietx.
, 1879-05-03
COUNTY-BUILDING.

This is .sentence-day in the Criminal Court.
Monday there will bc. 5 general call of the quasi
criminal calendar.
The Chicago g. Northwestern Railroad yester-
day paid $l6,175 to the County Treasurer on
account OF city taxes for 1875. OF this sum,
$9,062 was in city scrip which the railroad re-
deemed for employees.
The Grand Jury yesterday considered about
fifteen minor cases, bus did not return any bills.
They will present their report to Judge Booth
some time to-day. During the AFTERNOON MIR.
Starke, Of Arlington heights, was around trying
to get the Meyer-Geldermann cases reconsider
ed. He did not meet with any satisfaction, and
it is said that hfs conduct on the stand and the
very peculiar things which be swore to injured
his cause.
Lundberg, the Hyde Park officer who shot
Tom Hogan. is still in the County Jail. Nr.
Condee, acting on behalf of tue Trustees, YES
terday visited the County Building for the pur-,
pose OF making an application to admit Luud-
berg to bail. But the Criminal Court adjourn
ed early, so the application will be made this
best citizens in Hyde Park ready to sign Lund-
berg's bond II bail is accepted.
Deputy Sheriff Curricr still holds possession
Of the warrant which was sworn out Tor the
rest OF Mrs. Young for trying to shoot Stevens.
Tom says be didn't know whether Mrs. Young
has recovered from her sickness, and that he
thinks he will give the document back to Sheriff
Hodmaun. The Sheriff says lie don't know what
has become OF the warrant, and the States At
torneV expresses an equal amount OF ignorance.
1t is clear that nobody wants to travel out OF his
wav IN order to further prosecute this unfortu-
nate Womau- Stevens has abandoned his idea
Of special trip. down TO Joliet, and will 90
Gown with the gang on Thursday He will
Ei!ooaoly receive his sentence Tuesday or
Wednesday. =
, 1879-05-03
CUSTOM-HOUSE.

Nothing but motions in the United States
Court yesterday.
The currency disbursements OF the Treasury
Department yesterday were $34, 900.
The Macarthur case will be called as soon as
be RECEIVERS sufficiently from his illness TO at-E
tend court. go
Collector Harvey denies that be has auy in
tentlon OF rcsigninE or Of being removed. as
was stated by newspaper yesterday morning.
The total revenue receipts yesterday amounted
to SIS, 1876. Or this amount, ST, Us was paid
by spirits; s6,90S BY cigars and tobacco; s2,073
by beer SIS BY exports; and $3.50 By new
The refundine certificates sold Yesterday
amounted to $12,410. There Is gradual fall
ing in these sales, perhaps owing to the fact
that lin Bradley nas got the. drop u on some
OF the .'regulars'' who come around TO buy
certificates every day, asks them some hard
questions, and fires tnem out.
The Custom-Rouse cases will be taken up in
the United States Court next week. Hill, the
Supervising Architect, is expected here this
morning. The jury has been drawn and ordered
to report at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning, when
Judge Dyer, of Milwaukee,, will proceed to try
tie case RI: -'' r. -
, 1879-05-03
THE CITY-HALL.

The scrip clerk paid out 800.
The Collector put 500 into his till for licenses.
One case OF scarlet fever and one OF diphtheris
were reported to the Health authorities.
The Trcasurcr's receipts were: Collector,
total, 1855. He paid out q little over $500.
tise to-day for r. 000 tons Of coal for the North
Side, and 600 tous for the West Side pumping
works. .'~.
Sexton says he will not commence his work on
the City Hall before June i, when be will keep
up with the other contractors. Angus has been
notified to - back up'' the stone with brick
more promptly. What Tomlinson & Reed pro
pose to do with the men cutting stone at Bed
ford cannot be learned
fee and told the clerks that he had "got it dead
sure" He wants Mr.. Farwell to remain, but in
Il :lsubordinate position, which Of course be will
not do. M1. Forsythe stated further that be in
tended to let the Mayor appoint the clerks, SO
seekers after positions need not pester MIR. For
s5tle and load him down with petitions.
Among the building permits issued were the
following: Jacob Williams, three-story and
basement brick store and dwelling, 40xS0, Nos.
6l and 63 West Madison street, to cost $4,000;
Gottlieb Merz, three-story brick factory and
bara, 6o145, on SUPERIOR street, near Lasalle,
BRICK dwelling, :9o152, Superior street, near La.
Salle, 5000; Thomas Brown, three.story and
basement brick dwelling, a2Sx40, No. 81 Peck
court. s., 900,
Secretary Thompson spent the day III arrang-
ing the applications for. ollice,-getting those
for the different places in separate plies. He
expects by Monday morning to begin the work
OF counting them, and hopes to furnish the re
porters with some statistics for next Saturdays
papers,. A singular fact noticed yesterday was
, 1879-05-03


ARRANGING FOR TIE ANNUAL MEETING.
70 The Executive Committee OF the Illinois Press
Association-au organization OF Journalists
whose fields Of labor are outside OF the City of
Chicago--met yesterday morning at the Office
Of S. F. Rounds, No. 1G5 Monroe street. There
were present:
Cadet Taylor, Wenona I,.dz, the President;
c. B. Bostwick, Matroop Gazette. Secretary; j..
". Clinton, Polo Press, Treasurer; Fred Allies,
Pontiac Sentinel, Vice-Psesideut; ). w. Bailey,
Princeto: Republican; S. P. Rounds, Printers
C'atfnet, Chicago; judge ]. B. BradweI, Legat
Ne~s' Chicago; W. Fl. Hascall AGnboy Journal !;
Charles Holt, kankakce Gazette; the Hon. f. NJ.
Aalncs, Legal 4dviser, Chicaggo;- H. D. Emery,
Prairie Farmer, Chicago; L. 8. Ellsworth, Lacou
Journal; and c. B. Hayward, Joliet Sun
1t was decided that the annual meet
ing should be held June IL and II
at the fremont House in this city,
and that the excursion which follows the mect-
ing shall be made via the Chicago & Northwest
ern Railroad and special Pullman coaches to
Lake. Kanlpesca, D. r.. returning win Sioux
Cty,-ip:all,ta Journey Of about 500 miles. The
excursion Is taken 1T the invitation Of MIR. ".
II. Stennett, General Passenger Agent OF the
Chicago j. Northwestern Railroad, who will ac~
company the party throughout the trip. Mrs.
Elizabeth Boynton Harbert was invited to
deliver the annual address at the meeting, and
State-Senator John K. Marshall, OF the York
vile Hecortt, was awarded the honor Of deliver
ing the oration upon the same suspicious occa-
sim.
, 1879-05-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

tRASD IAEiEiC ADIEL.
L. Howe Ireland. 1V. Thompson, Wolfeboro
r. Garrard, Cincinnati. D. DaChrach, n, Y.
L. L. Henderson, Canada. Walter Scott, Philadera.
C. F. Wright, Boston. Henry Chids, Butfalo.
J. A. Cook. Auburn. IR. L. Willard, Cleveland.
PALMER HOUSE.
Roswell Smith, N. Y. u: Villars. Rochester.
II. 3. Dodge, Jr., Cncln. w. E. Allen, Wyoming.
j. +. Lockwood, Kas. CtyEJ Crawford, N. Zealand.
J. Mutton, Ceylon- IL. r. Henderson, ceylon.
MS. Wilson, Neb City. tW. +. Park, San Fran.
SHERMAN HOUSE.
D. ". Pcaeley, Bnrlingt'n. R. F. Dyer Providence.
j. C. Hayne5 New York ur. E. l.. Griffin. r. du Lac
4. Il. Morris, k'mond, Ind j. T. Reeve, Appleton "
Geo. r. Gibson, NY. R. H. Prosscr, FlckshurG.
Fl. E. Jennings. Boston, Charles Turner. Omaha.
FREMONT HOUSE.
Vim. r. Johnson M'mph's!F. P. Fay Mankato MINI
L. o. Dlckersun, Denver r. L. Pickard, S. L. City.
Julius Jacobs. San Fran. "a. Lowenburg. Honolulu
E. G. Hubbard, milwaukee, Josiah McCtain, CArson.
E. G. Danforth, Mobile. ". Il. Cramptun, Quincy.
GARDNER HOUSE.
CT Dwight, milwaukee, il "A. Paul lacrosse
Geo. S. Essex. Winona, H. Fl. NORRIS Johnson Gin.
j. Il. Tyler, Kenoeha. J. R. Marshall. Taunton.
r. 5. Hoover, Boston. II. L. Mann, St. Louis.
H.S. Atwater, Coiesaine. iG. " Cary, Janesyil!c.