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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

FLoURAND MEAI.-FLOUR-Narketun unsettled; Patent
y IN favor moderate export ght home trade
Gemand sales 1900 bills, Including 1000 bLls cry Mn
s3 10 600 b6a superine. - 1905 20 100 DblS Low
Is $500 bbls Minnesota Extras s. SjdsS 90
whole range Of The saes 400 bills were for export Quota
az; 7Oi the higher an extreme Common TO Far ExtIa
Iacy - 50a$G n Common to Good Western Extra 81 Is
asj 10 Good 70 choice 50 doGs7 hoi Common 70 GSoa
80 Is Minnesota Low EHlrs s. - 70 Rye MixpIe
20 49, ig 75 Patent Win some hoders ASKING
higher figures st. Louis Extra Common to tnr ~ 80
Family s6 2odts closing firm Tor PATENT dul aud heavy for
Sacs $500 bGls Poor Fair Extra, 80 lo@s, so Fair
s to 70 S South H@e delivered 81 cond
private I FLpDH TnShengel sdes oo os pRe
h9 Yellow wesleTn - ioG ~ g Brandy d6 quoted
y 20 sal ny opened da and shade easier
and closed sirOugeI-about c bcItewth good export de-
bas Futures aud bush spot including 100
ep1n ~ 6J gGmR - NO. p TG2 Gus s G0o6
bush No Chicago spTIg ~ - cosing go a. ~
No. 3 Winter Rcd Il 81 1900 bush. No, Winter Red
Ma M SG to 80h June ga aSau
fee May, 20 $4,000 BUSH Extra White 70 25th SGg
81 BUSH No. Szg sp %i Nay 81 81: closing 81
Closing c 81 III bd, 81 22 asked 2i0oo No Northwest
NSa2 winter 9li c2 sa av Closing 81 80 3D. 81 d asked
5000 bush do June y 81 e closing y 3 BID q S5 es1ed
1000 bush State 75o 900 bush No western 70 aiiye
private terms. ..... BARLEY, BAILEY MALT anu tAN-
ADA PEAS quiet. unchanged CORN shade easier VITA
moderate demand export home good speculative
in0nry sars 43i 600 bsh including 1000 bush Future
IG1 d Ungraded McsteruMiyed, ASGOici No
g. i9sl oboe steamer Mixed, 81 2a52c steamer Ie.w oie
POud Yoow 55c; NO. 2, 5SAa5ic.; Kansas Mixed, 04c
southern yellow % 45l 2c White Southern 5sc $4,000
bush steamer Mixed May. Doe, closing 4gSc bid oOSS
asked bush June t0e closing 4se bud SOae asked
lbs 600 bash. No May 5iAG52e closing 6l'te pa g2s
asked 10000 bush June 522dJ3i, closing o. &c Dld
5c asked 5000 bush do July 53@c, closing 63c bd 6Gc
asked ATS shade hmer fair demand f9T e1poIi. ana
No l. 80 ao Mixed Western, Siag36soi White western
s7a3ssc Mixed state. 3l2a35o White STATE SlGSse In
Guiding TO- 600 bush no l. May, 3jai $1,000 bush NO
ShssSo sI aSs? 4 si7dss Rye Feed per
I'm uEAN S-Dema ndInOdeTate for MAIroH5J Medium
steaiY lied Kidneys frm Medium 81 G3esl 10! AaroxA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

any surplus pretended, there was actually iaf fSe
deficit resulting from The receipts ana expenses Oh te
wear 1877 and the said Wabash Railway Company was
at the ginning of the year 1873 suostanay wiIhou
money and in such financial strata that ~
mad 10 borrow large sums OF money TO enable ~
TO make payment of interest being utterly unable out OF
its actual earnings TO pay even the Interest heh que On
the first mortgage bonds, and large amount OF noatig
debt created for money borrowed TO pay interest ON us
bonded debt is outstanding and unpaid In view OF
such condition of affairs 1T Is not strange hat the presl
dent Of the company writes TO his general supernle
dent "what want is earnings" and be might nave
added net " earnngs-whieh will not he Obtained by
bringing -four for 90 cents per barrel FROM ST. LOUIS 10
New-YOrk
The closing to-day Of the books Of the Chicago ana
Northwest Company made the occasion OF some
sharp fluctuations in tho price OF its common stoch
Until after o'clock the difference between cash ana
regular stock ruled at per cent the cash stock being
the higher The price declined from 512 to 90 and then
suddenly Jumped TO So closing at 5's The preferred
sold at 71i207la72. st. Paul common opened and
closed at 5Oli having sold down to 1855; and the pre-
crred rose from 733i 7l1s The coal shares ucua ed
within range, and Western Union was oull
at SO3AQS1. The market closed dull ana STEADY.
RANGE THE STOCK MARKET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA May 4-suear after exhibiting much irregular.
nv under combined influence OF dmnisiing stock
abroad decline spanish gold and Using exchanges, the
assumed dntr tone. closing with an upward ten
drnc, No. 10 to IL ID. - GG "a reals, Rod per arr0be
Noa 10 20 d. s. saga reals MOasses sugars Nos to
TO- nj GuG' reals Mu,coyado Sugars Common I" Fair :
gts reals. Centrifugal Sugars Nos IL 10 - ~ boxes and
buI- 0gii reals. warehouse at Havana aud
atauzs-774OO boNes. $4,000 bags. aud $500 hhds Re
We.K-li 600 boxes. lO~OO bags aud llIuO
hhds Exports during the wce6OOo boxes l2OOO bags nna
Iu 900 hl- including 4jO boxes 400 bags and $500
hl. 10 thc Uutd states. MOa-ses nominal 80 degrees
polar zaton reals currency per key Bacon s29G $50 cur
Iec ~. wt l;uttrr per qulntal for superior
American fiour s3i dtJi 90 currency per Dbl Tor Amer
SGaHT reals currency arTOhe, Hams
ssq IL currency per qunta American sugar cured
Lard in keg S3 Do currency, Qninal for Common ana
tina Common and si2 80 Tor Zine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

Money is in good supply today, and lending at
per cent on call all kinds OF collateral ana cxccI
tOnaly al lower rates. We quote prime commercial pa
per at 10 per cent. The following the Clearing
House statement to-day Currency exchanges, ISL IA
A1S; currency balances. S3,GSj,2I7 gold exchanges
S6,615U74; gold balances, $ll7-si5; and for the
week: Currency clcarances, Si39J2J5l6; currency
balances. $23017793 gold clearances, jl,j3l,S77;
gold balances, 50. az, 009
The sum Of 9G1 900 bullion went into the Bank OF
England" on balance" to-day. On the London stock
Exchange British cOnsols were strong at $3.50 for
money, and at 95l4 for June account United States
bonds were firm, 1868 closing at 1854; new 5s ut
l06ls 4la per cents at 1919 and lOlOs at lO7Ia
In American railway securities Erie common was
quoted at I235 preferred at 30 Illinois Central at 70
NeWJersey Central stock at 49, consolidated bonds at
49, and Reading at Il. Paris dispatches report the five
per cent French rentes hrner at 1920.
Washington dispatches report that the Treasury
holds S347 s21 $50 in United states bonds 10 Ma
tona bank circulation. and Sl3,44S 900 In bonds TO
cure public deposits United States bonds deposited for
circulation for the week ending to-day, 81 O73O
United States bonds he'd for circulation withdrawn week
ending to-day, $4,000 internal revenue receipts
day, 1923 S39 80; customs revenue receipts to-day,
S285 1919 50.
Tho receipts OF National bank notes for redemption
for the week ending to-day, compared with the
corresponding period OF last year, rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Ethiopian MAEKErs.


IIyrcrooI MAY s-PorE- Eastern duu az 90 West.
rrn duI nc ~ BaoUn-Cumbcraad Cut dun ~ 27pd short
Ilib uull at y 3D.. Long Clear duh az 20; snort Clear
ami AT u. ams-L0ug Cut dull AT 30. shoulders dull
AZ y tl Hecf-Inda Mes dull at ~ Extra Mess dnl
81 l05: Prime Mess dull % 10. Lard-Pnne Western
dull Al 30 81 Taop-PImc CITY duh At - I'd Turpcntno
spirit, duh az % Cd ROsiu-tommon dull at . flDe
anil Al 10 Chcsse-Amancan Choice dun AZ 81. Lard on
duh at 40. Flour-ENtTa state Gul AZ ~. "heai No
! spring duh 10 Sd; No. SprLg duli at ig+d;;
winter Jnll AZ 10 5d Old Mixed soft steady AZ = I'd
New, steady al - Sd Cotton seed Oh-heAo" American
IyEnr00 NAV i-l2sop m Cotton DAN and unchanged
vddiug Uranfs b7.; Midng Orleans sd. sales OF the
Cav Zoo ass Including 1903 bales for speculation ana eX'
tDft E,rept. 1850 hair including 1000 bales American
fuur, ourcd nrucr buyers NJ last nights prices panis
Low Midduug Caus" Nay delivery. % aui aIHo D. .iLi
I'nIards Low luddhng clausc Nav AMI June delivery,
ssd: Ipland. Low Kidding clause June ana July de.
Iy,pv Iplaufs Low Ndiur clause, July anu Aug
ustdciiy ~ Upands. Low Middlug clause, AUGUST
Clause cIicnbcr aud October delivery, sd Upand. Low
NIIdIirg clause. october and November delivery JN8gd
Iplands Low Middlng clause. New crop shipped october
aud November sal, 90 Gl Futures weaker 'o sellers at
LNr',fUul- May "a p m-The sales OF Cotton today
700 bales American Fixtures quiet but NitaHN.
I.s v May i-Fhe leading markets u NnClnE lAHe are
.. 1tc a. buyer- unwilling Ia extend operations
, .... .. r. ..r. fhc demand this week showing
marscI 90 MO" . N.' ihtluir, 1uliely uus' 3HN
irl ''lAl' ~ ~
Than Fu'ay OIL, .t' V"IabIe result OF lh9 Dt,h
sale parity C0HfTibL cu .' tt'. i'Hi'luh) IHl'yl
mo Mysogr by auction 'I! hEh iauT I'l!N 'll,,'
-" Ia have been lzrsc butt market II SUI quiet IN the alb
.rrce Uf sprculailpn Sug. tat. duh Rice Is steady
f CARO-, II umah sold prices. The prices Of
sajpctrc not altered ho fel'T sod III hIhc rates
BLACK - ~ tho lat" prices. - -, -o,.
LoSuuN, MAY $3.50 =. m.-ReLned Petroleum. Ve4'-%'
per gallon A., 49,. NO. IA u,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
OFFICIAL REPORT ~ Y. INNING STOCK EX
CHANGE SALES, MAY 4, 1873
SECOND RoARn-1 O'CLOCK p.
THIRD BOARD-2:3O 2
SATURDAY, Nay 4-P. NJ.


The bank statement for this week shows
q further loss Of S2,533,OOO In specie. AT the
same time the gold balance at the Sub-Treasu-
~ is diminished S750,0OO. The bank statement
is the result Of averages; tho subTreasury
statement shows the actual condition at date Therefore
the loss represented by the bank is probably
due 60 the banks having held the end OF last week
much smaller Of specie that the average reported The
decline in the Treasury balance is due to payments
interest accounts since May and probably the present
bank average OF specie is rising and not falling one
The banks have gained 1888. 200 in egal-teuders
and loans contracted 1865 100 The deposits are re-
duccd 81 sol 900, ana circulation is curaled $235OO
These changes indicate Ougo Of S437700 in country
National bank notes. The total movement results in
reduction Of S1,O31,7OO in the legal reserve, and
OF S5lS450 in the surplus above legal requirements
The total reserve S664S720 is 3343 per cent of
the total deposits against 80 Sc last week. But deduct
ing the specie in full from the deposits, the green
back 1886 300 Is raised from 90 rs per cent
last week TO 2l5S cent Of the remaining currency
deposits The comparative totals are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Irr North Rirsr Vessels and Raiiro1is
SATURDAY. May !. 1873


SATURDAY NAY Z, IFIN
ASUEg-Quet unchanged Pots. 4SdI'sc. Pearls so dGc
COFFEE-Q Quiet steady, unchanged. Rio, l3.0l74. Java
2UH22ia: MgTnCuibO. l3d 10 -, gold.
COTTON-SpOt Cotton dur unchanged Middlng Up
lObs Low hiddling, lOc; Good Ordinary, o.; sales
3i3 l3J last EVENING" including 100 Tor l-l
spinning 20 speculation delivered contract L. 100 bales
Receipts ports, 2O32 Ulcs ayaus a.5lg this day
last wcok0ll last Futures quiet but close points
higher last evening 9iOU bales. fodsyElrst Call
May 10 - July, llOl llO2 August, llOidllO5; sep
tember lO72GlO73d l07i total 5000 bales Second Call
May June 1896 September, 1916; October 10 80
January. 1860; total 400 bales. Also Nav at lO7890sG
do H., 6th 1895 d. e. TN, 1881; June. luN9H
80. July 10gJd I0i August. lO2dllOS September
lO7lalO7j: October, IO5j6lO5G; total. 2i.2UO bales
grand total 81 200 bales .O2 paid TO exchange 300 May
~ regular .O3 paid 70 exchange GOO July for Au
o,,.t Iutu cln ea0v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
LIVE sTocK. MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. MAY 4.Nhe DrOrerS' journal reports: HOGS
Receipts 600 head; shipments 50U0 head; market active
and 56l0c higher Choice Heavy 80 1888 30 Light 81 20
asa 3d. Mixed Rough So lOd$3 80 Butchers Pigs - 200
SO so.
CATuE-ReceIpts $50 head shipments 200 head; market
strong and higher shipping 81 20dSj %; StOekers ami
Feeders s3a&4 Butchers steady Cows 81 20dSSi Ioj
Steers, 50 20us3 80. ,--,
SHBEp Receipts 2l0 shipments 400 mostly inferior quail
ity sales at $50 "a 80; Lambs, S2 6OGS3 per head
LOUIS MAY l-CATTLE-StTOng on light receipts Dus
ness light prices unchanged; receipts, l25. 49,
HOGs-igher: Light Shipping TO Best workers. S3dS3 Zoj
Packing - 2OG$3 3O Butchers 10 Fancy % 20G$5 35
receipts, 700.
SHsEP-Steady and unchanged receipts 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

The duiness at the Stock Exchange continues 10
deepen TCdays transactions in stocks aggregated only
6657S shares, and with scarcely noteworthy feature
The young poor In Lake Shore attempted diversion
IN their ayoe stock, and at 6212 considerable
from 62 but all efforts to advance price further
faed, and the stock closed dull-oncred at the same
price at which it opened Michigan Central was quiet
and deady at NAM IL is understood that the
strength Of tie opposing forces the contest for control
O. the approaching election of this company is so equally
divided thai few days must give the victory TO one or
toe other OF the contestants Therefore operators ere
growing timd about trading in the stock, because il ia
assumed that the defeated party viii wish to sell its
stock Immediately and that the victorious party will
wish 70 do tue samo-if it remains at present prices
after the closing OF the books.
wabash after declining TO 14l. rallied and closed al
1913 The idea is SO industriousy circulated that the
proceedings recently taken against the company
sockjObbng purposes that the holders OF the
STOCK are inclined TO retain II. But matters little for
what purpose the proceedings taken, the alega-
uons OF the complaint true II is possible that
present suit may be settled the Harding was set
ued one year ago-by payment Of the plaintiffs de-
nsnds In full But fit is settled now long win II be
oeiore another person holding uHassened bonds and
pSstdue coupons Will commence another suit upon the
same causes OF aetioni There are about 50 225 600
principal OF bonds, besides 100000 Of equipment
bonds which the holders have refused TO fund Imong
the causes Of action the present complaint charges
What we think the managers Of the company win not
tnaI instead ofapassing Into the year 1873 with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

Al 27 NAV 81 81; June 81 20 asked 81 2sla lid; No.
Red Winter 81 2sia No q SPOT 81 % June 81 20 No
No p spot 43c June, 43a; Rejected 42c; Damaged. 3Ic
RyeNo g 6Oc oats dull Michigan, 2sl4c Clover Seed
dali Prime "a Receipts-Wh Il 900 bush Com. 49,.
600 bush.i oats, 1000 BUSH shipments-Wheat, 5000
BUSH; Corn 900 bush.
WIIMNGToS, n. g. May 4.-Spirits Turpentine, firm at
2Gc ROsin qaet Strained 81 20 Crude Iurpentne steady
at 81 for hard 81 10 for yellow Dip; VI 75Q$2 for Virgin.
FAR a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

The cOmparatlye earnlngs OF Tie ChloagO and Alton
Railroad Company for the fourth week April were
1877, $s7,267 so; 1873. S760O2 70; decrease, SILL
264 90.
For the month OF April the earnings were 1877,
S339,384 70 1873 $330.Gl3 0S; decrease $5770 81.
The comparative earnings for the first tour months In
The years were: 1877 Sl,3G7647 SO 1873 81 49,
10 IS decrease. $7S476 ~.
We requested TO call the attention OF the bOndbOd
Of the Wabash Railway Company 10 advertisement
III another column.
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has declared a
dividend OF 81 share It's capital stock PAYABLE IL
the office Of Wells, Fargo x Co. on May D.
FISK Hatch have issued their fourth edition OF Mem
Orandum concerning Government Bonds" OF which
copies will be mailed free Of charge TO any address ON
application.
The gross earnings OF the Minneapolis & St Louis Rail
way for the third week Ia April were $7,ls7.
The receipts Of grain at the principal Atlantic ports
this 4th day OF May were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

sTEARINE-Dui SC, Tor Prime Western 7'sc, Choice
CITY.
SUGAR Raw 1mcr moro inquiry; Fair To Good ietnng'
-. 7L Prime &c; Centrifugal INc sales, 400 hds
Mnasc, sugar % 7c 500 hhds Cuba 7sc and reported
700 hll do OF 7sdI &c for FAIR Enhue IN guod de-
fnaud firm tIrluulatcf 9d9c. Powdered, &C. Crushed,
Pee. cat Loaf. g'gc. standard a., &c.
TALIDW-Dul: sales $1,000 n Prime ltc.
WHlSALY-Dull; 81 o. asked. 81 Oj2 BID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

We learn OF contracts during the week under review
OF about 10000 tons The only feature 10 the business
an Inclination the part OF Eastern manufacturers To
re udUpt the OF this coal Already purchases are
beng made. and their stocks o anthracite coal be
come reduced and under advance IN Prices OF that
coal considerable purchases Of btumnJus are Akey 10
be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

In State bonds there were sales OF Missouri Us o! IsSO
at 1888.
In city bank stocks, Merchants 400, sold at 1C9s
1892; Continental (2O) al 20
Railroad bonds quiet and generally strong. Cen
trail and Union Pacific rsts advanced to OG2 rsts Of
&C and LC to 422 seconds to IA a. and jersey Central
consolidated bonds 10 7O4; LeEigh and Nilkesbarre
cOns0s yielding to 40. Rock Island, 4Oyears per
cents rose to 1852 Northwest rsts 1OSl and gold
bonds TO QSli, and North Missouri hrs5 20 IOis. We
note sales Lake Shore registered seconds at lOO2 81
Paul per cent rsts at 1Si5 Northwest plain consOls
at los; Syracuse BnghamtOn, and NCW-lork htsts NJ
IOlI 10; Morris and Essex 1rsts AZ III; Delaware,
Iackawasna and Western seconds ~ 1914; Inter
national rsts az 55l2, Canada Southern debenute
hcaes 692; Great Western seconds at 80, and Lake
shore Con. coupon AT lOl.
Gold was dG the StereOtyped prices being 1908,
costing and Z per cent carrying until! Monday
The Assistant Treasurer paid out S2S2OO0 IN coin inter
est on the public debt, and $4,000 IN redemption OF
called bonds. The DAYS business NJ the gold clearing
department OF the Bank Of NewYork covered Gold
cleared, $l111OOOO; gold balances, Sl65-OOO; cur
rency balances 81 661 S63. The gold quotations were
follows:
009 Recommendation
As usual on Saturday the foreign exchange market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
COAL TRADE REVTKU.
From, The Engineering and Mining Journal, AGy 4.
ANTHRACITE.

ANTHRACITE.
The business in anthracite coal continues TO be exceed
incy Ouet with indications Of revival much before
August l. Prices are under the circumstances, exceed
lugy firm, and the mining companies are hanging tenh
c0usly 10 combination, there being indications OF an
early rGutnrr There be question, however, that
this Organization will be severely r.cd before revival
of trade sets At n meeting OF the western Anthracite
Coal Association, held in this city this week the follow
in prices per ton Of 1000 b5 alongside ~ buua0 tIo
additional free board for Western shipmenO were
adopted:
Crate 6j stove 81 90
Egg .................... 10 Chestnut ...i... Oh
These prices are calculated 10 keep Goals shipped from
this port from reaching the Western markets. und are
likely to prove a source of dsCOrd.
The Delaware, Lackaw0nua and Western Railroad
Company auction sale took place Oh Wednesday May l.
This was a delay week over the usual Time As
these sales have become complete iarceS, 1t would De
much better for the company and the trade as WHOLE
II they were abandoned entirely The prices show an aH
erage advance Of 22c. per ton but when we sec neh
buyng stove coal at auction nj - u per ton when by
buying circular price commission or hey can secure
IL az IS H. do not hesitate tO say at II Il most
foolish effort mscad the public a. To ihe actual con-
,ttou OF the trade. To the dealers II IL weiknO"n
fact that this wa, q badly manipulated sale.
Inc following i the comparative statement oi the pro
duction week ending April -, and years from
January /:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
UFPICE oF THR ERoKuK AND DIS MONIES RAILWAY
COMPANY, - Pine St. New York. May /, 1873. !
HE ANIMAL MEETING of the STOCK

TI'HE NNNUAL MEEII OF IHt , STUN
4 HOLDERS and VOTING BONDHOLDEIS OF the hto.
kuk and Des Mones Railway Company for the ELECTION OF
THREE DIRECTORS and for the sacton Of other bust
ness will held oCe Of the company m the City OF
Keokuk, Iowa, THURSDAY June next at IL o'clock,
Tie polls viii remain open until 3 p. m
transfer books aud bond register viii close on Monday
MAY IL. and will remain closed until Juno Z.
Bnndhoder requested To authenticate their right OF
voting presenting their bonds FOR entry the voting
bond egistor A BRIDGMAN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

Government bonds like the rest Of the STOCK Exchange
securities, were quiet ana generally ST ddy or hih III
tone except new IS, which were lower Sales amounted
TO II 80 600 The subscriptions reported az Washington
to-day for the new Is amounted to S3lo,OOO We annex
lHnNn .irA1rLl rNntl ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

0ulremens...... sl7.SOOl5O sI6,7ls7OO Dec s5l845O
The results Of the transactions the subTfeasury for
the week ending May 3, we're as follows:
Gold. Currancv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

IIII DEPUsII
40. li2 and li6 Broadway, cor Iiberty.st.
NRw.Y ORK. April %, 1878.
V'IIE ANNUAL ELECTION for thirteen DE-
Il RECTORS and tbreo INSPECTORS Of ELECTION
for the Deposit Company ~ NewNOI for the ensuing
year. VIII bella the office Of the company Monday May
- 1873 between the hours OF II o'clock ut and o'clock
1. M.
Tho transfer books will the 30th day Of April
inst and opened the 4 May following BY Order
FREDERICK FOSTER, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
JESTP, PATTON d CO.,
No. 81 WILLIAM-oT

OFFICE THE RECEIVER or TIE
GENITAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY, Z
No. 10 LlBERTY-sr., NEW. YORK., - {
MAY /, 1873. }
ITO the Stockholders Of the Central Railroad
i Company Of Ncw-Jcrsey
Tho time Tor the STOCKHOLDERS Of said Company 10 sign tho
Agreement for the Eau Adjustment OF It's Affairs ana be-
thereby entitled It's benefits u hereby extended un
NAV Is aud VIII then Uxpre This extension IS made bY the
committee purs the powers conferred them By said
Agreement. +. = IAIIkoP, Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

As usual on Saturday, the foreign exchange market
dull but in tone steady at quotations annexed, sell
ling rates being at concessions OF l2a Il OF q cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
NTTIWTTs
FREE OF ALL TAXES.


These bond. issued for the sole and exclusive purpose o.
ard Kansas CITY The new line simply the completion OF
In 1870, giving the Chicago ana Alton Railroad
~ which II be proved by careful invesga
ton iarColy traffic and The
proc will sufficient TO construct and
peie the railroad In the most substantial manner win
heavy rails, iron bridges, fences, depOts. Sc.
the direct obligation Of the Chicago and
Railroad COMPANY, taking precedence over S2OOO,
and preferred stock which dyidends have
regularly paid for fifteen The bonds free OF
all United states imposed or that may be- imposed
sinking mUd OF per cent or $4,000 every six months
commencing 1880 be paid TO the United States
Company trustee 10 purchase or cancel the new
bonds al a price not exceeding IO5 and interest.
further security for ts ISSUE deposit mas been made
with the United states Trust Company Of NewIOrk az rus
toe Of t30O000O first Mortgage per cent currency BONUS
being the entire issue on the line now being consucte
known the Kansas CITY, St Ions and chicago Iafoad
giving the Chicago and Alton sinking und bond hst ana
only lien the 1872 miles The road VIII be completed and III
running order this Fall
price the bonds for the present par and inter
est payable delivery in ten monthly nstalment inter-
est 10 suit the buyer aud they are now offered to the
public as q safe and desirable Investment 80 .
proceeds Of these bonds 10 Dc deposited with the
United states Trust Company OF this city, as trustee who
will dburse the same only warrants signed by the oer5
the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company Tor materials
furnished or wOrk done on tho new line.
other marketable securities received in OK
change these bonds full market prices free o all com
mission.
JESUP, PATTON d Co,