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FFATHEIsS- The mark - DIN. witH ie tendency toward
liver RATES prime iaha been ma 10 al 20 n
Eastori c5tc; Western. bye geese, prime AT J0CIc
and Southern at JOa6 {.
FEHTI The demand has been quit active and
strnv >Oli i've seady The STOCK ~
trade thus far his season Las been muon hei"
F., - uf Last
FiS-Lry are in fair demand and The umi Art Is nrm
pncts wout important cha &C.; sales ~ JOp Gus
Georges Bank at o icsitT DO q1te sraos " cSr ar"
very aGet sales Of No Nasia iuseia~
shore At i20S 2 30 and so -9afo 80 Box Herr
are In Ia demand ally sales 1900 boxes sealed NJ
3jc. Barrl Herring without movement ana prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

1920 n, l5c. goi they rn. Truylo. i5ai7 ~ Doe.
golt scicctcd 2ar Fhsr 1Oels i5c, god rrrs,ed .
Christi. 2oSsy -, 22r, curf-ury, Sslro~f Tn
Antonn II 834 r. 81 20, currency.
ssecsa Calves On 20@25 n. i9gstle. currency.
sslec.el Western 20d25 d. Isa2 c. ouIrerey.
siroted. Southern. l2sis H. l5Ls, cY selected.
Try Upper Lat Hides Raeaos Ayres sni BIO i,rai1e
ks OH h. Sj621C, gold slacs.; Serr. Ieags, 9lO N.
23c cart neg. selected Gambia and sssu H. .OC
rncy. ssltrei; ls;s n. ,Oe :uld they DRY
sailed Iiii--hi. 2'0 H. lie. gold. they Nnrsn
ham, n ffc 4. they PrrIambur. 2''B q n,
lie. the Dah H. 1Ab. lac 20 IA they IN
Payta 80 NJ TO- gold they hsrarai o. 300 N.
lie. eoi they savada ~ %. l4c gold ~ they
MafamoT0s q = n lSflao currency let te Texas.
westsra ana southern lsSI4 n I1S &C. orrr.icy
Wet ,a'd Hides- 1880 gold, kio
Cra7de - rs N. lc gold ca ifOrna s. 20 D. 0G. gold
Para 30 n DC. goll MatsmoTne 4sS5 A. II lsc, cur
renCy T.yas pulled yO1 % n. a. q, currency Texas
kS lGd2 n, &C. currency Texas IaoGers jJaS H. C..
currency Texas shi'r. sos . n. loc. currency New
Orcgu- 10 10 cnrTnrcy country AM Western S0d n.
So r0Iac. currcncy southern. 0aJ0 n. G.. currency
Cow. a. ~sU. currency Rl s-let teL
Hpt>- The ia chiefly lots IN general
the Iiet appea ils of The year
holders arr especially OF fancy grades witch are IN small
''P' CtspD Cts pm
New YorSs good Western. W. ......... - 80
o. n gr1S ths. -
fair Now ...iOS;l CahlorIilns. ''5S''
The inquiry i.cht and The market - tain-
al -OgSoa for L. AMI - 1S0c f'r Marie
~iillunt
ina; home lU exports g. 500 ri rs m"yes mot
cr,icy for tie better grades lgat Is dun prices nominal no
quote;
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y AS STOCKS.
VI NEW YORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL, AID
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
BToeklyl and Sew YORK Gas Securities dealt
N oy NE4 IL Phi.N II1s. =, =.
RUoIa -. ~ BrUad ST.. ~ \.
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Total .s.....ss.ss oil.
Receipts a. Bombay for
GOO same tine last year
stock a1Oai IN Boidba.
ln4, 900 sane tame lAsi JeaI
PROM lAeer1'oGi yesier'ia
Sales ~ the week, O., COO bi
eIportsIs. and 5000 20 =
u.alA The tslzI sioeA IN ~
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financial.


-, 3, and 10 PER CENT CHOICE CITY
n. BO n d. and other Investment Securiiies our spo
aIty ~ year. paying pee interest Promptly
'A1" '"' ~ ALgFRT II. NICoLAY Co.
Stock Brokers and Au0t0n1rrs NO ~ fino-'@' y. T.
OtIlCE ~ INK CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD co.,
No Wn.rlNsr NEW YORK. Feb J. i779l
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD PRE-
- PERRED FIRST AORTGAGs sINkIHo FUND
bOSDs- hereby thai We have uas day deng
by a bonda Numbered As f"io"s -Hs - go
,as II bls 553 81. 49, 800 a. IT, 40, 5l0 ~ 02t
~ 40 I2O 1905 g. f7s. o. r7, J2l, Do Jnz, 20 3D. ~
~ 54 a so OOJ each for rornIIon AcooTilng W
interest tIecsn ~l 6at l.
I>75 The rrzy them siih interest
~ ~ . aooruod upon preseniston and SURRENDER:
o. j. IILDES, M IL " all ST.
III. MEYER No. Il Ns.-anst
nECLARATION.-T undeTsi gued hereby
~ give THAI try iund 10 form oomsny pursuant
Of the stale al hos York o1.,L
The Of Com
pane June 2s 1853 and tho several acts smenhaty
Hroi for PURPOSE Of making hsaf2aco On d"eii bt
houses and an kinds OF bilUngs ami upon ho'shoh
urniLr and other property against loss or
damage VI inland nSvigsLos sAd Trans
rI,I t.e said Company IL 10 called "rHE DRY GOODS
INSURANCE COMPANY. sad " 10 ioo.icd IN tse Cy u
Ner-lOIA-
BENJAMIN A. WILLIS. WILLIAM r oEAFF.
GEORGE HOFFMAN, ADDISON SMITH,
a y KAYNOR a WARNER PLATr.
REIiIEN III TU DL.IPP, LINDIET MURRAY,
ROBEET BOWhk IA l. CkAtEA
Nm 4 AIDGLEY, 0EOkoE L. ALMOND.
FHED'h IL SMITH. j., BEN. . AADGI LEY.
CAPITAL STOCK. Ss0O.OOO.
subscrtpion balance Of the Capital STOCK not
taken 80 000i I'll Oe tho oc- oi tic COMPANY
NJ 20! broadway.
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GERMAN EXCHANGE BANk.-The cleo
~ ton q Directors VIII sAe Iaoe Ihor-lay May tr9n
IL until the Banking House 2i6 Bosery. Tho
books will 6e closed ron Aprl 70 until MAJ A
EAHA Cashier vro
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st0os IN XIV ..,rren, t,,rl' 81 ig7I a. ~
SRRD TorActOrhO hsiDrss In this srre has brrn
active .. loo all ~
about 90 taken for export Prices
fI.aI.nL MN
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Do Dirt Contin't OF Brit Contnt
s.. 600 loo 7i.57S 1880
-, 900 2DJ.0sJe 54n.07< 1890
- 900 10000 All, 90 2l3.l7J
same wsok. $4,000 bales. against
HArbor. li6. on baioA against
:. We have Che following report
IrS ~ which 1000 hales we're 10
,,.,s, ilalcrS. layiHg -, 600 Ia The
3 hsI tssI.,s af sb.sb ;. > oSA are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

Game time last yssr -3527574 4l67s6 lSI2. ~ 9o5
ner 2O6 specniaiors and ~ 100 e edo 10
sa reoeipR az for the week. 6Oo Ohes Snoo
So ! ~ a. bales against S27. 1872 bales last year
BLOCKS u Viz 80 isz4 1877. 1874
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OFFICE oP rUB iLuSof CEyrRAt RAILROAD CoNPASr
NEW YOAK. May s. ls1J. )
rIluE ANNrAL MEETING Of the SHARE

4 HOT.Dtu, OF m. ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY for Directors and 'he trsnsacfcn
~ n,r be- sns the office ~ the Company. IN
the CIty of Chicago wEDN EsDAY tue 2Gth LAY Of STAY
inst, a, 3 q clock
The transer will De closed sftsr 10
" ~ ~ ~ l.. A. CATI.IN. Secretary.
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II foUa NAV 4 4

OFPICR or t.EOKCK AND DPS MClNK7 rht"hYnO,(
KeuKUk. iowa May T. 1879.
rU'HE annual meeting OF the Stockholders and
Voting Bondhoirrs Of The Neoknk and Der MniDrn l-
pany the election " llree DIRECTORS lnh i ne
ira sartion ofr Dusnras viii be held the Oibco ~ inc
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Tho polls Will open anti. 3 clock p ~ - nm,
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DA l. May All cose un sitrr ne eiee %
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