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, 1877-12-18

Canadian ,.nk Of Commerce. sess 90 * i 50
l MsIsdHn';' t., Ss.tona. ~. 199 99o9 S9o S
ssSsS ssIif; ssS asay:y iS sS iSSS
FclAcnlhal s. ko4nnskt. noMl' 49,. o
y: Es$:sihai:.: ..:::.. jS 1:SSS ;S5S kt'
'Ne''A ''''iiis 1iiE vxsEcunrn cl.xp1ons
cnlm still GI5.A,, Leopold Blontn leading tbe
list will, $4,000, August Schmidt with S45uQ,
and G. J. 81. Hictncns l. Cn., o{ Hamburg. with
4ls. Tho rv!nalnlsr 1 4 o sl!cy gla.lr u, Of
cign parties.
TIC hrln show no ntercst In lands except as
schedules ot Henry urcc"cbaum.
fs;a Ssaa! !" ,s.s!, sss! :t oi which s,4: ooo '4'
In Wcst Chleuvo rask bollds and $780,.
Goo In llcnfY nttcncbA1ia's secured nav.
Ten ,sii.s share. chssso vc.sei owneis' Tow: ~.
oes anx Gaaanany; aatarss -. SsS
Tho debts duo tho trm on open aecounts sum
up SIC, 49,. So, mostly OIL account OF clatms on
foreign banks. The Chicago debtors are: 0ooet
d Barber, $3.553.4b; stnfGes, $50. 10; Franz
Arno1st 4: Co., 36,25l.3s; and sehwc!tzer u
In Incorporated companies arc Rtveu as follows:
!, l1O shaf1s German National t}aGk OF
Chicago, par value l00 tpattly p'edged|. =, -. ~,
LII ii! share: tisIa,.n sasias: link
Chicago. paF valuo loo ipartly plod9ed'.
40 FL .hsto: Livingston County National 4'' '''
Bank ot pon.l1e. ILL.,. par Sa'ue sloo . ,,u
1.6 .6p'sSsea,S sSsees American taiisf; companj
Chleago. par y&lue Slou tpledssd1. cost. 'ooo
ro.s,.,.,,. ,,,,,,................. ssss, 400
On Dec. g, 1871, the firm of
qREENEUAuA nisos. CO.,
| composed nf Henry ureeneba,m. Elias Greent.
baum. an1 David i. GEeenabaun ~ partners.
asslgtcd alt tho property, real aud pc!sona!, of
City, in trust, for tho benefit Of their creditors.
| Said Ilrm did q banking bustncss nt No. Is Will
street, Ntw YORK. under the speetal tilatiage'
ment Of David =. 0reencbauin. Tue petitioner
tbs property Ut the firm, Or ltst VI their
creditors, mid prays leave hereafter to
fle an amended schoduIr, elther through
himself OF uavtd s. t,reeneoaum. .,,
County Of took. City ot ChtcaEo, and Town ot
West Chicago foE pcrsoual.propeFtY tax 1oF
1877. the amount belng unknown. --
TUE LET OF CREDITORS HOLDING sEcuRsstsa
Albert n. pay, 81 Fifth Avenue; value Of ss'
euristes, s:5, cod; ssnount OF debt ankaown: pe.
liones Is party 70 contract for which VS. ooo IN
Es!lm@atcd @ denelsncy on contract from slo' ooo to
tl6. M. o-,. =. ..,.,.,
tao. ooo; dbl. 80. sso; rs.i.sst.t ito notes.
SsS ts :;s;sss :;
yaus o. .seu!ilsea ~ coo; debt. =. 900; secured
'rnarles Iisurollo. Trustee; yalns of seeur,t,es.
S1A 800; debts. ~, 800: secured BY ttuss. decd,
ljsrman Nations. Bank; value oi securities IN.
es ssa;s ss - Ssss .sss q :etss: IT,
covering noto q rs o99 aqs ~ S.a 1s7s Sst;
CujIattIuls Ito shares American Cutlery Company,
, 1877-12-18

By tho adoption Of tho new State Constttu-
tou tho old Legislature Of Georgia will ccase to
exist, while the now one Will not convene until
next November. In case Gov. CoLQuirr should
die In tho meantime un awkward predtcament
would occur, "a there would bc no President Of
tho Senate or Speaker of the House to succeed
him, and thus the stute would la without u
tovarnor.
, 1877-12-18

Let us make haste and confirm 11iLL1ARn as
Minister to Brazil. There Is a man OF the naolo
OF SCRuo0s after the place.
, 1877-12-18

There is a proposition to place tar on every
Chinese IMMIGRANT, butisis not generally known
Tint tho Chinese themselves havo tux un every
newborn infnnt. Verify. JouN IL lnan Of
many t1nffrk
, 1877-12-18

According to the Associated Press, OsMAN
rasha has committed suicide, he has died from
Ills wounds, aud he Is progressing tayorably.
, 1877-12-18

1t Is painful to rccori that there has been 3
tharp advance IN the price OF peanuts, and jet
they aay that childhood Is q period OF unaloycd
hltaa.
, 1877-12-18

sfr. DEEcHsH Is getting well along In years,
and naturally begius to feel rcpugnaaee to
JIel1
, 1877-12-18

which promotcs s.r1n.lntion Of thc food and II
the moans of rendering the circulation rich md
'rordilr nntarcnt in gain Of badly v,Ror and
mental energy. 4 regular action nf thn various
organs aleo Ers1ta from isA ute, tho good work Of
tthillv reform goes ranihly on. and eventually
health Il eelal1lshed upon 4 sure basis.
, 1877-12-18

value, as given, bring Whit II cnst lhe hat,k, as
an:.cars by its '""'ks:
Nos. ~. ~. r. and 80 Fifth arcnnr.
being Inc butldn. oseun'"'l in pr: NJ
No.. ii, IL. ;i. mi 10 Sorlh Wei.
r1rcet, building Upon lc.aesI gruund;
ica.c expires Nnv. t. 1877 :. .....,..,. 47271
M. :.U2 Van lIrstn street.. ........ "a. B,0iQ
Garner Of suuth Park nscnHo and Thirty.
avenue nT jsg fcet on Thirty. ninth street II, 100
Lots In u. =. 1:c'n Addition u t;hlcacn:
said bank. ...... ...... .............. 1aooo
, 1877-12-18


From all tie Information the Receiver I'm.
beer alIc tn prncu1e In the xfhft time eince ltt
appointment, 10 estimates tho value Of tho
a. ft,ti1Ss.
, 1877-12-18

Jeners' French Cntasrh Nen,ed5 Il a War
rantcd cnre for catasrh, colds. thrnst, often.
sirc breath. headache, asthma. and bronchitis.
Bttctt.
, 1877-12-18

Use " Mrs. Wtnzlow's Soothing syrup' for
children wnflo tcclhtnH. It cnrrA dyscntery and
dsafrhUa. wind cn1ic. And regulates tho buHsls.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
COTTON MARkETs.

BOSTON, Wov l5-Cott0n durI; lower; N.iIII Ii.. Low
MItailU-, lUil.; Good ordinary, luc; net receipts aNs
bales. gross, 3Oo bales; stock. l'it. ht., $500.
WILMINGTON, May lj.-Coton u0mnali Nttlnr, lo-cs
Low Midding lOc; Good Ordinary, J'2c' net receipts, ,
pm NElIrb. May l5.-Couon quiet; IIddlIng l'c;
Lugy Mtug Iol-C; Good ordinary lOc; net I't'u- l-
bales gross 81 bales; sales % 5puuei5 I'D OaesI s'cA,
SAyANsAn May l5.-Cotton dali Mddmg l0[ca Low
Rlddnug g5: Good Ordinary, Ji-c. receipts lis bales
gross lI3 bales: sales 41J bloss stock J,u2i bales
Louis. May lj-Cotiou unchanged; Iidu.uF lO~ci
Ntdug IOc; Goud OiiruiY. o'tc receipts - .ailai
shipments, 2JT bales sales 30 baesi STOCK 10000 ble-
Nidlug lO-c Good Ordinary, J2c.; receipts lir n1esj
shipments J32 bales, sales - bales stock e@5l bales
ALyF-IoN MAY li-Cotiou uouluali lower 90 sr.li li
ding lu4... Low Niiuliu-. luc; Good Ordinary. yici
NoEf5LE. May ll.-Cotou dul Middlug .O &c.. nrt e.
celr, $50 baes exports coastWlse 10 bAtsi a,oeA'
'BtTliIoEF May l5-Coton dull Ndliia-, l0'sc Log
EIfdiug lose Good Ordinary "A-c.i gross tt,epia I.l
bales; exports coastS-e i2j bales sales 10 1"lcs a'4
SIoiIs5I.If, May Ij.-Cot,on dul. nominal; Mdlns os
NOBLE May li-Couon nominal; Mlllug l1Bc Low
MiddluC 9aic Good Otd.nar5 o'iGj net receipts 1Aa
WTvrHi-. Nav Cottou-Fair demand; Mll'us loEG
receipts .63 bales; shipments tol bJesi sales ~" O~"
/ stock. $3.50 bales -,
ATGrSIL Nav lj.-Cotton steady with Fair denani
NitIWa. iur.; Low Mldllmg. 3-c5 Good OrNuafN tc
rcrts - bales: sales li2 bales. Correction Bcepisle"
t,r!ly should nave been i3 bays instead oio-2 ,.,r
CuAgIF~roN MAY lj.-totfun u.ctang,dt Nl"lll5
loFc. low NdGlng Zoe: GUui Ordinary 9'c net IrceIf
POI bales; sales, LOO ba!esf stock ll4to at 49,
] NEN.fHNEAN-. MAY l5.-tOtiuu Qhttf Miluu.-f ~
Low Nillduug lO-r.. Cool Ordinary @ -; he lttcIS
100 bales sales, 5000 bales; stock, 1891 u-Ies
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
CATTLE MARKErs.

BUFFALO, May 1J-CATTU-ReceIpts to-day. l,l22 head.
total tuc thus far G1jJ head; for nr ulo
last week SGl2 head. being decrease in the rspt, us
week o carloads Of the receipts 32i carloads
signed througn. Demand good held hrm ai Yesterdays
prices to shade advance shippers - 1886 lp iuicles
and medium grades Of shippers, - - lcJ 0O htr q
37C. lower last weeks quotations, al - J.llJ ID 0t
l.Ut aud - JH0ri 80 FOR best.
sHELP Receipts today, 600 head; total for no
week thu. far. 100 head for The time last wees,
the receipts LOO head were consigned
uIuuu market duh and declining caused hy Eastern af
vices: uOtafOs than tc opening prices Oi tr
sales lj carloads cippedFIr - 70 good o best - IS
- 80; Wo'ed-Far 10 good S6 1896 20 IL carloads
remain u yards uu,0d.
-Icocpts roday 200 head DO for The week s7ij
head. do same as week. lOIjO headi OF the receipts
1000 head consigned through market dull ahd dl
ing: pcr, lUl llc on the opening quniols u ie
week: Sales loads at - 30 Tor best loitci- - 500
80 for heayyi carloads o. stock remained h yards l
sold.
CHICAGO May l5.-CurrE Receipts 5000 bead; ship
mputs. $500 head sales at t3 fjat1 90; price morally
steady ard unchanged butchers and lockers, -i JOdri i
al 10 medium, "a 1888; good 20 choice rau't, - lO'
- 30.
uoGs-Pccelpts 5000; shipments, $500; market very
dull packers hudne on shippers doing ohy .l'H il-
ue-s -l at - 20 O4i heavy sLppis - .'4-' %
few h-lt, - 20
~HLEr-Keccipts, lsO market dull and u0mral Light 70
fair WoOlDi - 1jorJ 2j choice GO eat %, 81 1f-o p
Light she1r 5j 5Oas3 5J fr 10 good, siaFi % chose
=
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
TEE RR1rIsn coRN TRADE.

LovDoN. May 15.-Tke Mark Lane Express
in ITS weekly review OF the British trade
favorable change occurred n the weather az the BEGIN
ming OF last week 10 il doubtful whether the backward
season has done any serious harm. With warm weather
which i. il reasonable 20 expect uow the fears enter
t.ucd iu some districts will Doe Gsslpaicd spring sow
ify even I'm late districts, is now finished II ls stated
mai u Cam brdgc~ire the acreage devoted 10 wheat De-
small In Scotland the weather has been Gft but very
cold the pastures are IN am almost Iopciessl{
backward state. and warm ram is much
needed TO favor the growth or, Siass * x
,itrueut has in great subsidized Bu,iEcss {
e0mtrv markets has been quiet; the pIlnCWl notice
ar feature has been the teuacty with Whlch farmer
held wheat This. coupled with unusually lleit oHcr-
iugs both al provincial exchanges and m Muklahe'
lead, H. the conclusion that tAe quantity oil nome grown
wheat in farmers hands r. 30 small tat thtN are ue
feruiucd 10 hold out for extreme prices. since inc
oclade Of the Black Sea no political event mas CccItd
rectiy affecting the interests OF the gram trade Ihs
oraence OF fresh CXtraueOus support coupled Win q
pge IN more sea~ouaUle weather accounts Tor Inc de-
fiiTa Of / shilling 10 2 smuugs which has taken
80 for tine second time on the values Oi wheat from
30 ,ecenf highest point. IL may therefore be con
sjJored a fair inference that until supplies show a
rled increase the future course OF prices VIII be 70
i.rge extent dependent upon pontlcai nuehccs. Inc
lg .ourcp whence 10 is probable we Sian receive IN
'uiports is Russia. Present appearances 90 not
tvor e supUOsitiOn tat the eXgencles ol "f wiz IN
fSrere with shipments from ST. PeteIsnuIg "heic He
stocks Of wheat and oats are Undoubtedly
i,T0c SIN the situation b. critical enough 10 warrant
fn. - on fLe part OF holders now ttt giahay SVOoh
In London are certainly at very low eDb Ihe Saes oi
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

tors of this company particular attention Is uIeo'ou
to a correspondence printed elsewhere between
several well-known firms and individuals ana MI
William II. Vanderbilt.
As was surmised the coal stocks were better IN
anticipation of the meeting to-day giving ont that
something was accomplished Delaware, Lacha-
wanna and Western rose TO G5ls Morris and Essex
10 20. and Delaware and Hudson TO 4Ol2. lneSe
prices. however were not long maintained ana III"
receded about onc-haf of the gam before II became
known that the June combination was openly ahan-
doned, and in its place a plan adopted suojc,' ~
the agreement of Mr. Gowen. now in Europe to mint
production by all the companies ceasing TO mine
for certain period during the Summer yet 10 oe
agreed upon This proposition, depending upon 'he
consent Of Mr. Gowen. with plenty Of room Tor lu-
ture disagreement as TO whether the Stoppge Shah
be for one day or two months, and the awakening
sense Of the community thaA these companies uNe-
IL live they do-by mining coal and not 10y remaI-
inc idle nj once set all of Yesterday buyers 10 sell
inc ont so that prices dropped To y Is 10" i'tla
ware Iackawauua and Western; GNI2 Tor MOTIFS
and Essex. and SSd&Sli for Delaware ana iluuSCn'
This result unsatisfactory as lt Is is not without s
rccompeuso II shows that the coal MANAGERS "it
learning what large potion OF the puhI' aht"'H
has learned to wit: that combinations and alilaho'S
cauuot override the laws of trade, or OF supply ana
demand and that so long as the necessities OF cor
poratioHS compel the former, so long VIII "'AlaAu
EX the IccoupcuS'.
Western Union partook OF the prevailing du'ncSs,
and after remaining fairly steady at bl'sabt's
finally closed az C3at The total transactions of the
day were only l21,42~ shares, OF when 'HVuV were
in the coal stocks and u OOO IN Central ana tud-
son Lake Shore and Michigan Central. leaving Tor
the remainder of the list total oi ABOUT Zoouo
shares. The whole market closed weak without re-
The sales at the last call-3:l5 p. m.-of the Open
Board were 100 Ctntral and Hudson, VS.; 100
Lake Shore, 52ls 200 Erie, GA; and 900 western
GASoE OF THE MARKET At THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
BANKING AND FINANCT4L.
NEw-YoRK. May 10, 1877.

NEw-YoRK May 10, 1877.
WM II. VANDERBILT, esq
DEAR SIR: Our great confidence in your railroad
management induces MS 70 address You this note
We are interested in the Michigan Central Railroad
Company and believe that a change in its direction
is desirable.
THIS road which in common with many OF the
Western railroads, has been seriously affected by IL
curing questionable liabilities. We believe can he
relieved from its difficulties and again have conli-
dcncc restored to it by being brought IN close ALI
ancc with the roads under your control. To accom-
psh this we offer you proxies to bc used IN the
coming election by You IN such manner as you shall
deem for the hest interests of the company.
Yours, very respectfully,
RUSSELL SAGF. GRO. II. CHASE
G. j. OSBORN, NEMILYE Cp.'
HrXRy y. SMITH. w. = NICHOLS 4 Co.,
Tuos. SIoCoyP. JOHN BENJANIN u Co.,
D. p. NoRGAN. CAMMANN * Co.,
H. /. HORToN & Co" II. Il. PERSON
CHASE 4 ATKINS. CHASE 4 HIGGINsoN,
H. n. COOK. DEIAFELD ~ FITCH
J. q y. c. SCovILLE.
NEW-YORK, May II, 1877.
Ncssys. RUSSELL SAGE c. j. OSBORN, VERMILYE q
CO.. CANAAN q Co., D. p. MORGAN, CHASE &
ATKIN.. THOMAS SLoCOMB, DELAFIELD ~ FITCH,
II. " SMITH and others.
GENTLEMEN: Iour communication of May 10 IS
received. Your tender Of proxies Of the Michigan
Central Railroad Company stock, to be used by me
for the best interest of the company, Is highly ap-
prcciatcd have no desire to increase the duties
already dcvolvinc upon me in railroad management,
or to reflect upon the official action of the present
direction of the Michigan Central road, with whom
have the most friendly relations. | am however
a Stockhodcr in the company, and Will say To YOU
that if receive your proxies shall use them as IN
INV Judgment VIII best promote the interests OF the
company. | leave the city tomorrow, and expect
10 return about the 9th OF June, when the subject
can be further discussed. Very truly yours
W. H. VANDEEBTLT.
Nrw-YoRK, May -, 1877.
NcsQys CHASE & ATKINS, EdHkGS.
GENTLEMEN: Referring to the above correspond
cuce. we should be pleased 10 have you receive
proxies for the purpose indicated. We believe a
policy of management such rs is pursued upon tine
roads now controlled by Mr.. Vanderbilt viii result
in important reforms in great economies, and IN the
harmonizing of conflicting interests 10 the ultimate
benefit of the stockholders, and that ths. changes
thereby contemplated viii command their confidence
and that of the public generally. Respectfully yours
RUSSELL SAGE, II. J.. MORGAN,
YEEmLYE Il Co.. CAMIANN a Co.,
JO!N BENJANIN Il co.
In aceoula'co with the above, proxies viii be re-
ceived and blanks furnished for use by
CHASE u ATKINS.
No Is Iroad-st. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO y. " May l5.Markets quiet; Hight supply OF
Corn desirable grades Of Wheat Tor milling; prices
naly unchanged Flour firm aud unohauged sales 500 bb
COrn-Sars 300 bush No. IN Carlos 5gc, ana
Gle; 1000 bush sample do az 5sq59c LOO bush High
Mixed Western for seed at 81 aOoc SOUObuH No cargo
lot AT GO WheatSaes $500 bush. No SheDoygan at
~ 80. oats In far demand sales ear loads Oho, ON
track. b3c. Barley and Rye neglected. Malt
a light trade inquiry prices noninaly unchanged
Secds-Saes 800 bush Timothy Hghwines-sales
90 bbls. al 81 llpdfl l22 for city Pork quiet
Prime aud short cut tl5 oOGS6 Clear. S7 5OU$lS Lard
lOGllc IN bb and kegA FreghtS unchanged Receipts by
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

pun, ,nprpur, Nav l5-Wool quiet with q l..it supply
rrct, irn tho London auction is Progressing "l Io ~
er decline since the opening days ohio y h,i sa.+ ~
West Nirciula Xxx above, ~ Zd4Jcf \. 4o1t-ei,
dlun 43dI5c. Coarse 33a35c., New.logb, Michigan i.a
ann and Western Fine 3Ja37 2c Medium, - ai-ci No,s
32G3ja: ComOng Washed. 4ja5Oc.: do. JnWa'aea S3'
3dc Canada CombIug Doc. tlne. n"asltIi yi 3,
coarse ana Medium, UuwasIei, 2jd2-cs tub.Neslf ,.
alOc; Colorado. Washed l. pc; DO, ln"a,Acd 10
Extra ana Mcrno Pulled 30 137c.. No. and ~uleI 80
AZ 3jc: Texas Fine aud MrdWm l6Q2Jci DO, llalc I.
dI7c: California Fine and Medium. 2Jd2,c' ao' Oo''
l7a22c.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

ENGLISH wheat last week were 32775 quarters, ut 90
shi!iinas and pence against 1921 at 10 shingS ana
pence the preyiC-ls year.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
Tur'ps. new Flat,
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

YORK. Tuesday, May 10 1871.
The acage trade quiet but steady for most
fabrics whic dress goods -hawl- hosiery &C. m",yn y,y
and c entire distribution u unsatisfactory amount
naSsI1'S % e,g 10 The market warmer weather being
needed to stimulate he retail branches OF me a'f m w ,',
r number II orders WceTeceyed from the West ana 'onu
West but personal selections were few ana uhil' a,'
The export demand i9r dom,rl,S ,',nu,N ! @ ,,
factory showing ard Is bcsrnns 10 Isa'I I'' , 5u
CoTTON GoODS-For most fabrcs there has been very
quiet and moderate demand bat Gmr makes OF brown COZ
tory business than agents, by whom some 'o'''o' "'
"!S E!WSowN srETrrNGs AND sHGRrINGs were gene.
Ilv n Wy % i it ol M ka. soli We'll artrr the r..
iEiI,' 'et ,ltg faHic a. 80. ,lo H. 5c do D.
G3c. do P Gc do Y, Glc; d.. H. Gc lauglc standard,
80 &c.; Augusta A. aGlnch 7c, net DO, 3Iinch G+c do,
Bii.EACHED sHEETGNGs and >HEUXGs continue
very quiet, WIN lowering tn,., " ,i, p,s
To- D., no disposition to hold keeping sales down to small
BRowX DRIrIs-rhcre is s,lI uodera export ecmqrd,
CORSET JEANS and rAIIEnNS were steady !" pIoo
and 9iry dealt in, 10 SINAI. lots, IN ,,irr
CHENloI~Nt" and All 'r Styles ool"u'N I'D Iui Ie'
DETTVS"LSadTg %skrs Wctc in moderate demand, aud
DYED DICKS wrrr 10 fair request m sHtl ",, i,I r'"'-
TlCEINO- nave bcnu very w.d,rate inquiry aud slug.
K0iII,D JACOEEi- and FLA FOLD CAMBRIcS were
HS were m vrry lair request and considerable sales
cma.E lE g9n.i2 t2 Is ,y',"E ,"g It in trfctI,
mnd, ,rJt" demand and -teily at unchanged uri c~
PRNrCLOIlS ay, shown gradual ana ~ ady improve
mont rI"-."z Nl} 1 ana ,"v % ,'l H,t f,',S ~ P
tls i'L, cash. 10 ~ ~ 20, M , , "a IoAoJ M I'I' , ,
caiIr t-. Do th- market
rrINT~-t taucy Irgts were 10 light demand throughput.
anci,s were 10 m9j'ialr ,lW.'' "" 'i t ,1 @ ,.I,
atN,ly NOR a,ryc au win a&'ni. h4 ry-'a ions
GIN0iiAtiN-lI".. rnNhim- "tle DO Lii 9,i'Ht @ a,i
hau- received considerable attention. oai mcies were very
4bEes GOODS haze generally been inactive and raider m
I,el'i ..i m4.l d. ''t.'I . & E ' . ,- ,'1
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
OFFICE oy rmE KEoNTK aS2 Dss MSSFs i9 sd EiS" is7

COMPANY 4s PlNEsr, NEw.YoRA, Apnl 90 = o,ilers
r!NHE Annual Meeting of the st0cks,NTp,IpE csNp MS
and voting bondholders Of THE kEOk n a. ~ thIeo
MONIES RAILWAY COMPANY for the elreu'.s. yin DO
Drect0rs and for the transaction Of other bu Iowa
held al the Olce Of tho company In the Cly 9i No,
on THURSDAY, June Z, next, AZ one OeioSA' p a"
The polls will remain open until ) y. m 80 " -, TUIf Rs
The transfer books and bond register WI eloss'
DAY NAV TO- and Will remain closed until duh. rxht q
RondhOlders requested TO autheuteate ts yotnf
voting by presenting taeir bonds fo5 ent secretary
bond register. A. bhlOSN~-
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
have declined &c. on fowls.

ming of week and prices have decHed &C. on Io"N
spring chickens are also lower. ...,. oo,,t,,, for
DRESSED HOtiTEY-Iherr u fcarcty ,u"Ik @ sro,e
Vermont drawn turkeys s0ld az Z%ci fil.l.ipl,' ffr
fowls fee. l7dlsc.; chickens 4Od1oc NOue7so" Pou'
should be- sent without zee. - 49,. o.a.o,t,,s.
GANE-Arrivais very light and prices higher ~
~ Tr, E r2rlrHf r. ssss G@SS' %Ss.sl Vest % ia %
~ No. G,lsiS' "a pigeons wd. dozt2 25es2 b.
Shi,trrs rr 5OasI 90 Snipe Eng q don 215G 3 3gO
Trukcys west. liO u DO, P0'er.''''' Z 80" . 'O
MILK
The daily average receipts Tor the week nc yo valo g'
o distribution were as iOoWs By Ene EMlWay' " Guns
cream 100 milk Harlem hdiliuu d 20 DO.
Haven Railroad $50 DO Hudson RIVER Hailloh - W
Midland Railroad. gGl milk nud - o cie'h go,
lauc0us near by routes. l5uO milk; total Voly ''
mix OF 80 each. The pTce az WIG" & i sy,Ta"sd
81 go beginning ~ 80, tcu selling at - - "l , 10y
at - 30 for the past two days Coo Wt5' III ,,
lr-scnrd the demand, and prices ruled very low, i'
quantities left over each dlI II farmers Wp"ll ttu '
little butter thi. would relieve the mlrtrt ana aN' 1
pftc Of the The price Of mix to Ia meiS ""'N f
was 24a2'lc 9 quart
shipments of potatoes. 2l2 bb.s. Arrivals oi ~, i.r
stock pcr last steamer $40 bb- potatoes lZI1b 'Id'
ouipus 7T4O boxes tomatoes There was also '"NHE a
st wh considerable stock Tie potatoes ana ohl"ls N'u m
fary with for Tomatoes ~ higher lrtc. 10" , lt w
close several lots u new Jold'
have been rect from Florida mostly go0 ana tull ~
..a ~ 80 per bbL Od potatoes are Tath't ,nE,I,I,
doubche9d peaehbloys selling at S,@fl - Scds are
plenty and with cutting ~ prices, have gtheI.y Deon
sold at 2Jd+2 ore cIullhOlt-u1d sclhC az "u,l
pcc. A few good North Carolina sweets SOFA al -, ~"
t4bagcs are comug from FLORIDA AMI sell al varying lII
lower while string beans have advanced 9uch Et3',- -
arr liable 10 vary each returning steamer ls "lu
weather is bringing asparagus forward rapay, N ,t R R
ctfing The ir2, fjr tJmorrOw Suing beans DeSn
NV
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

Welsh tubs Isa23c. Common TO Prime 2;ia2ic' i Chocei
Wo.teru tuhs II &C. Common 10 iTlnci 49,
western creamery 2O6.5c, Common to Prime - Z AZ
Cboice. OId state daes. lOq l3c common 20 itl"' 60
1fc Choice: state half frkins tubs lOa ibc, WI
mon 10 Prime; i76lsc, Ch9icei, ,e S,hto rriu'n.
tuis Common Good; lJH lut' ,ilI!!.,
Western tubs iOd12c. Common 10 Good l5a al4e IT% LIE ~
pttme. Western drkin-. 100 l2c Fair to Pfine
Demand fair bul not much done lo I1l
onv choice lots brought full IrtccS Siale
Foir 10 Choice; Ia. dl5c, Fancy, Gd9c Sklmnt
Dairies lOal3iqc, Common 10 Prime 3docr Th,ninn'
U,cs,.,p Factory. l3dI4c. Good 20 PrWci lt2HiIo,
choice and Fancy EGGs-Trade light Pccs sIa,og g6
Cttp. Tong Island AMI New jersey, Va 10 4+c 1lao n
pcnnsvyanta l3a I3c: Western, l2dl-2C latter 'ho'"'
t,b"ice Canada l2c. southern. u q l2C r,.,,, ,,,
MGR was quict fur domestic at 51t'2c lot ~,
sia6ic for Caronna 1909 bags Hangoon III Doh" Son "'
sNfT has rather duct or al Kinds ~ la' % lFCIi
A.tou'. and Iiggir.s Liverpool Ilnc ~ 90 sth w"I
trtou,s Vgrslpls and UclLius Al lJa=l 80 oJltr uranus
II Gasl IS: Liverpool Ground GJd75c Lisbon %oe luAS
Island. 2sa,iOc 49,, s-... oil, %, 20 %
ro Grass seed al Is & ior clover ana u "V4f-
ipr Timothy: Flax seed quiet NJ Al bodti ~" o. -, ,.
gEIN--DssT tdif request ana HIln DAt '"a'
az. ouiet and unchanged. We quote