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Market" If investors had net been quietly .,r.
plying the market with stocks, the prevalent idc.
would have made greater progress than Il has to
ward realization of its future expectations. ana
the numerous stocks which this afternoon uer-
quoted ex dividend would have recovered in the;,
prices part Of the deducted dividend instead of sell
ing OK dividend at figures than the arnount of
the dividends below what the precetling salee
were. The operations of yesterday and TO-
day, however, have somewhat changed the
speculative situation. IN ono sense the "buu1
element has been strengthened and IN another sense
it has been weakened. The strength which mar
ket derives from large short interest has been
materially diminished. But the large operators who
have covered their shorts, " if not gone "long in
preparation for the better market, are Interested
for the moment, in higher figures instead of lower
The situation is peculiar one and the opera
lions of the next few days may present some rapid
and interesting transformations leading 10 frequent
and wide fluctuations. Generally prices close higher
than last evening but the market was irregular and
unsettled.
Government bonds were duh, but strong and the
final bids show advances of Is per cent for all the
issues except the 4i2s. Annexed are the closing
quotations:
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The business done in railway bonds presents
hardly feature worthy of notice. Prices generally
little higher. Erie second consols sold up 10
1O4G1O3sA and Missouri, Kansas and Texas SECONDS
to S64 Boston, Hartford and Erie rsts FROM
sOsa to 3d. but closed at and Chesapeake and Ohio
currency debts sold up 64a Ga against 63a4 yes
terlay. Ohio Central irsts better at 1O7s
and the incomes at 65l2. Missouri Pacific coDsols
unusually active at from 1854 TO l092s
Texas and Pacific incomes rose from 90l2 TO Ola.
firsts Rio Grande Division selling at 10lL9l01.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe frsts brought 124
Annexed are the closing quotations:
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MINES AND MINING.

THURSDAY, Juno 30-P. M.
This was the dulest day for business at the Mining
Stock Exchanges that has been experienced for y
long time. Not only were the transactions small in
amount but generally they lacked vitality sufficient
to make fluctuation in prices A change here and
there of cents in the quotations for the active
stocks is all that the labor of five hours presents
a result and that not uniformity in one direction.
The State Lines and Oriental and Miller shares, as
usual mOnopolized their full amount of the total
business, while Hibcrnia and the Leadvilles gen.
orally were unusually quiet. Robinson, however.
was active at 1O01034. Sutro Tunnel was weak
down to 1.5O, Consolidated Virginia and California
were about steady, but Sierra Nevada sold at 11@
1Oa4, Mexican at Oh Best and Becher at IL 7s, and
Union Consolidated at 1Ol2. The market closed
dull.
Ny. MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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FOURTH CALL-2 O'CLOCK p. NJ
CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHTA STOCKS
reported BY JOHN II. DAVIS { Co.. No. II Walts
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rMI TRIBUNE. |

lBf TELEGRAPH TO TnE TRIBUSEI
SAN Francisco, June 30.-The rise IN the North
We-informcd operators intimate that there will be
q better market after the vacation. The combna-
ton pump is said to work all right.
Bullion receipts for the past week Standard Con-
soidated. $50 300; Eureka Consolidated $35. I go ;
Northern Belle. 2i,4G0. Contention $50. $50 !;
MONDAY $14 600; Christy, 81 300 Bodie, So, goo
Diablo 81, 600; Navajo. 81, 200; Star, 81, 300.
Mackcy remained on the Comstock only two days.
He will leave for Europe on Saturday.
Empire, the oldest quartz mine in California, is
turning ont very rich ore.
Utah has been assessed 50 per share, MONDAY and
North MONDAY 50 cents, and California 80 cents
per share.
Bullion valued at $47354 70 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
=. v. White, president of the Now-York Mining
Stock Exchange, now visiting the mines of Colorado
telegraphs concerning the Robinson Consolidated :
booming"
The superintendent of the Southern Eureka Min
ing Company telegraphs: 1.-TWO hundred and eighty
cent ore body north and sonth' The trustees of
this company have resolved upon the immediate
addition OF ten stamps, as the developments already
made more than sufficient to warrant the outlay
The superintendent of the Hte mine writes: MIR
Lyall, of buchanan & Lyall, Now-York is here To-
catng claims around our mines He thinks Hite is
the grandcst mine he ever saw"
Father de Smet superintendent reports, for the
week ending June %, that 100 tons of ore were
extracted from first level, 55O tons from second
level and SO tons from third level During the week
LOS tons of ore were milled. Cooks contract on
sill floor of McGnty chamber was advanced set
richards IL Co.'S contract on sill floor of McGinty
end of the east crosscut, Golden Gate from second
to first level. was advanced three feet.
The Gold Gravel Hydraulic Company of New
York announces elsewhere IA quarterly dividend of 3
per cent This stock was first offered the public by
the Union Investment and Promoting Company
after careful investigation by its experts.
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-PrOpOsals will be received at the
Once Of the Department Of Public Charities and Correc
goods, hardware leather lumber hay straw For fun
Information sec City Record, for sale at No. getty Hail.
NOTICE.-Sealed bids or estimates will be
received at the Office OF the Department Works
until July ~ 1891 for building paving various
for sale at No. City Hall. ~
NOTICE.-Sealed bids or estimates will he
received at the Office Of the Department of Public Works
work In building Floating Swimming Bath For full in
formation see City Record; for sale No 4 City Hall
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
at the Central Office OF the Police Department until
July ISL for building station house. Lodging
for sale at No. City Hail. ~ N
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
at the office Of the Fire Department until July 1881
No l3 For full information City Record, sale ut
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
THURSDAY. June 3O-P. NJ.

THURSDAY. June 3O-P. NJ
The handspring Of today's stock market. rs IT was
Of yesterdays, an idea-a thought that SO per-
meated the body speculative that il the moving
influence in the action of operators generally.
:" better Market" If not boom." after the holt
days, because of the extraordinary disbursements
for principal interest and dividends to be made on
and after tomorrow was the expectation of q ma
ority of spe.clators aud the talk Of ALL except an
Insignificant minority The idea has been combatcd
by the very Glass Of people who arc expected
t0 30 inaueatisI In the making of the better
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, ,
- May 81, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
~ o'clock m WEDN EsDAY June 90 1881, for supplies
needed by this Bureau during the si- months from
December 81 ISL Of the following cnsses Dry Coors oils
terial Dextne rocers Sundries Blank Steel Plates and
Rolls Hardware Glue and Irvine, Iron and Brass Castings
Gas and steam Fittings Lumber Charcoal Lime Cement
DC. Horse Feed Coal and Wood and Ice.
Blank forms articles
formation to Quantities, qualities and conditions will
furnished application TO the undersigned Bids will
considered on each itcm separately and the basis Of the
formation obtained from the samples specifications
prices submitted heqasons WIN be made from time to
articles that may DO needed during the term stated.
Preference VIII be given to articles OF domestic production
and Manufacture conditions price quality
Those desiring blanks should specify upon
which class they qualified be
made only to established manufacturers
articles wanted.
The right to waive defects and any
served. q. II. IRISH,
Chief Bureau
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Bankrupt Notices.

DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
Of WILLIAM MIcHARDsSN, 6ankIup-in bank
s9sdi ~ SAID Court against tks estate Of WILL.
the County NewYork Of the state 81 New.York In said
dstrtc adudged bankrupt the petition his creditors
and the of debts and the delivery
ey belonging to said bankrupt to him to his aid
transfer Of any property by him forbidden by
Ing Of the creditors Of said their debts and
Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden at No. 500 Broadway
the CITY OF IN std District on tho 18th day OF July
A. d 1881, at IL o'clock the Office Of ISSAC
TOM 8so Of the Registers Bankruptcy Of said Court
HENRY IL. KNOX, Acknowledgements.
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Cegol Notlres.

SUPREME COURT,
- FIRST JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT..
In the matter
Tho application of the BROADWAY UNDERGROUND
CONNECTING RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice 70 hereby given that the undersigned Commissioners
appointed by the General Term Of the supreme
FIRST Judicial Department Chapter
Laws of $780, will meet the
preme Court IN the Court House New York City 9th
day OF July 1881 at O'CLOCK to hear all parties inter
csed IN the matter Of whether railroad ought to be allowed
place to the north side OF l4ts the city Of New and
In what the may dam.
To the and the the public.
Dated New.York June 20, 1851
HENRY r. DAVIES,
JOSEPH +. BOSWORTH, Commis ioners.
JNO. OBRIEN
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PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.

PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.
Il NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING, )
WASHINGTON, d.. c., June =, 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals for Tobacco"
viii be received at this Bureau until O'Clock ~
1881 for hundred and sixty thousand lG0000 pounds
Of Navy tobacco TO be delivered at the Navy Yard Brooklyn
N.Y
one half Of the quantity required be delivered within
thirty and the remainder within sixty from the
Of contract
Specifications and forms will by
Bureau upon appcatio proposals mu upon
the forms furnished and In accordance with specdca
TONS
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Only small business done in State bonds
The South Carolinas, new, consolidated sold az
1cSa@ 109i4G 1855. Louisiana consois at 90 !. and
Tennessee IS at rs. The following arc the CLOSING
quotations:
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follows:
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THE CRITIC,

"a The best literary in America No xiii day
Penand ink portrait OF Victor Hugo interesting arfi
Gle, by MI r NJ. Potter the poet
sonnet by Edith Thomas Contributions Philip
Schaf Professor Theo Gill; r. T. Quinn, ]. IL Morse aud
other able Zen a COPY,
, 1881-07-29
Great Excitement Caused by This
Action Among the New York
Officials.
Boston Tourists Eloclzfng to CHI
cagO on a Fivc-Dollnr
Ticket.
The Blythe Process for Pre-
serving Ties and Bridge
Timbers.
Denver & Rio Grande and Mexican Na-
tional Narrow-9auge Roads.
THE FREIGHT WAR.


Tho announcement tnnde In yesterdays TRft-
uNE that the wcst. bound freight tatos from Hos
ton had been reduced to about the same figure
ns those charged on oast-bouud business
caused auto tiuttor In railway circles hero,
and 1t is tho general opinion now that tho Wost-
bound rates from nil other seaboarsl points Will
speedily follow sutt. 81 Tho break In tho tntcs
FROM Boston, as indicated yostcr tay. was lnau-5
guratcd by the Vermont Central and Grand
Trunk Railways. Since tho wnx on cast-bouna
-rntcs has boon tnaugurated aud the rates went
down to basis OF 15centa on grain from Chicago
TO New York tho Grand Trunk hns greatly suf-
1cred, and IL has been Unable to aecaire ona-haif
of tbs percentage allowed 1t by the-enstrbound
pooling arrangement TO por cent. Tho Grand
Trunk fs now about sD0, 000 TOTS behind on It's
cast.hound percentages, With no Prospects ot
being Ab!u to mako 1t up. The cHat- t-bountl rates
aro already 50 low ~ totcRvo nomarRin OF profit
1tsoif unable to further reduce Gust bound ratrs
Without tnjurtng itself far moro than IT, nivcr-
sasies. Vanderbilt claims thas, while ha com-
peutors are losing money Mt tho 15-cent rate,
tho = superior ] faculties Of tho Now York Centfai.
would have bit little effect in bringing Vant'or-
n ,srs ha5 b. cutting he res
to strike Vanderbilt Ia a sorc spot. ns bis roads
nro tnk!ng the bulk OF the Doston business. Tho
maintenance Of Western ratcs has enabled
Vanderbilt to mnko up In i measure for hia rt,-
ho Is compelled 70 forpgo bis proltA on tho west.
bound business, 1t liz beloved he will become
moro tractabta nnd consent to restoration Of
the rites and m equalization uf the business
TO bo seen, howevor, whethor tho now move will
havo such IN e1uct upon MIR. Vanderbilt AZ IN
anticipated by his advofsarics.
, 1881-07-29

does tho City Council OF 1871 will he rcmou...
perhaps fiio Eensnn for kccring them IN taN
T ~ yo1y seros M .nn: nns hayo talked ina ma
nit that tho big flrca bNyu ~" os.ce.ost 10 tosts'
tho b''sncss portion VI, tho civ cil"'1sa h,,, 'a
syf ,'t sesa sGS 'stc 3hsy s navs asi ~
shnHty districts. anil have thero wr1mn y - the
scii prupnrtona that they Nnrts t,cnni ~ 20 ot
reached. with solIdlyb'ilt shauty ~ c,,Y ,ei!y xas
ospi!en s doomo soonor or ia'or attesa y de,'n%9y
,sir, NJ. 1so,h, keeping sa,oor a. No. 20, s,.,,.
tion Of h,s neghhorbood was 10 bsd eisr.Gosod s sGood
did not think tho Aldermen coili ,nsE. i hoat 10
wSfae: H. ina.raHeo rates wore alteadta as'se ssse
fsy h5fh nna y ths psorUso II it, s.
o9 this account TINT tRot' tRt'' too,,ssoFpsd see aopsd
Of tho Ike limits would not occur. "''ssaoa
owncr Of both klna Of Iniiitnss@odfsn9Meeea ~ 9eea Il.
Wiz a S a nG wsnt
two hulldngs. one OF FRANC md the S ob.sa "a,t "
hs!eS: to-day tho frame building wns Tsr.he q
Mis on ,aFss %nDss q ,o9y
;ier; tue brick building. upon Which Nh Y ss.. q.
~ atc con e9nsetston Il Mn na III p ba 9ssng
e1pense Of tho buildings Was Remarkable" ns
Rasoa ~ A. as ~ tho !nnof,G mon would not
OF m tsd rsSa soSa1 ssFer sF ref pFGPr'stSf .a
ordinance. md 80 also woro all oil sorcfaj n, @ w
with whom ho hnd conscrscd upon tho spbs"s3t sbst
Ut; J. a,n Mand.. me.nber Ct rm earty'nS o.
street, said TINT they objected fully ID fhn aa
posed contraction 9f tho fro imfts. WHICH xa% p;
, 1881-07-29

The Nilwaukoe 81. Paul railroad arc going
TO lnnke 4 novol and important experiment.
1eR!nn!ng Aug. ], they viii supply With coal ali
tho territory west OF a uorsh.and-south llue
drawn through Calmar and 8t. Paul. Lust
wiutcr the Inhabitants Or TINT section suffered
greatly from Lack Of fuel, and were compelled
10 burn tles, bridge ttuben, bay, aad
corn. Tho Company wilt send thtthsr twenty
which Will be piled up il sheds that have been
prepared for ths p1taose. and which will hold
three toouths' supply. No coal ID 10 ba taken our
Of tnesc sheds until Doc. Is. Fuel IL to 10 Oh,
talned up 70 that tamo from the cars Ia this
way supply Will n0 accumulated that will Last
beyond any possible b!ockaaa. The coal VIII 10
thsm sold at wholesale and zetult At lover pTlces
than coAl has ever bcfoE1 boon Ubta!aaLlO IA
that part OF tho country. Who're iu ioriner year1
G iad r. % H.. ton have eeen pa!d, GOAL
year thero waa none ut all Ia that section after
the nrst fcw weeks of wintsr. aud q great deal
" suffering resulted In consequence. Under
this ARRANGEMENT both suppiy and chcapness
tn prizes arc g4asanteed 70 tho eoaaumeE. The
protuct tho scF11es1unt stimulate tho develop