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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

While the burden of the howl of the bloody
the South, nothing seems to come more natur-
Al to these howlcrs themselves at the North
than to bulldo2c white voters. The invcsliga.
lions of the Wallace committee show that all
the hulldo2ing of negro voters in the South
complained of at the last presidential election
was but n drop in the bucket compared to the
bulldozing of white voters that was practiccd
by the heads of large manufacturing establish
ments in Pennsylvania and all over New
York and New England at the same election.
Ben Butler declared that but tor this species
of bulldoZing he would have carried MasSa-
chuSctts two years ago by 10000 majority and
the Republican leaders of that state have not
dared to deny it.
We are led INTO this train of remark Nv an
incident that occurred at Chicago last week,
during the squabble among the Republicans
over Grant and anii-Grant delegates to the
state convention. As bloody shirt howcrs
running through the whole gamu, from the ri
baldry of the gambling house to Watts's hymns
in the prayer meeting, there are no stalwarts
that can clam pre- emincncc over the proprc
tors of the great trading house of G. Il. Far
well Il Co, Chicago. On the day of the Re
publican caucuSes Oast Saturday there was
cnnsplcuously stuck all over that palatial es
adjustment placard with these words:
ALL OUR EMPLOYEES
Are requested To attend The polls tO.mnrrDy.
afternoon from | to I, and vote and work
against The tnird-tcrm."
At the South, these men would be liable 10
indictment, fine and imprisonment, but at the
North there is no punishment for such crime
he law against buldozing, as Judge BloJgett
recently decided, being intended only for the
protection of negroes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

comparison to the happiness awaiting me,
and consider my lot most enviable one"
though severely snubbed, felt it so deeply that
he withdrew, denying himself the pleasure of
remaining and lunching with the company at
the ducal table
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

March She was sailing vessel, having no
steam power, but was believed 10 be snugy -
built and as seaworthy craft as WAS ever put
ailoat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

A jury at Galesburgh last week, awarded q
poor boy $4,000 for injuries received FROM a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

brutal Kicking wealthy citizen had given him
for whiting shade tree with his knife. The
boy, who is an orphan, was SO injured In his
spine that he will be u helpless cripple for life
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
he several towns will be entitled 10 the fol
ing nnmher OF dclrgates respectively:

- - TT
J.. w. BREWER,
W. K. MILLIGAN,
ALEX. VAUGHEY,
4. j O'CONOR,
j. l.. MCCORMICK,
S. c. WILEY,
Vim. GRAHAM,
WALTER HOGE,
PETER DoNAHUE,
VIM. GENTLEMAN,
...ys T..yJ I.....,.y,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

La Sale County Democratic Central Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

No bnsiness WAS done in state bonds, Louisiana
consols were quoted at 471294s's Of city bank
stocks the only sale was of five sIares OIL American
Exchange at 11Gl2 ex divi lend.
The dealings in railroad bonds included htty-two
different varieties. In some Of the speculative
Kinds a good amount of business was done,
but at yielding figures. Erie second con-
sols declined from 9I7sG92 TO 01l2. Missouri
Kansas and Texas first consUls fell from
1O1 Is 10 1000 lOO4 and the seconds from 6l II 10
60. Rome, WatertOwn and O-densburg h7stS were
active AID weak. failing eff from G5ls 10 6S34 Bos-
ton. Hartford and Erie tir,ts were largely dealt III
ut 53lA. Canada Southern firsts were sieadler al
80. St Louis and Iron Mountain second incomes
opened down Iii per cent at 12l2' and raj
lied to rs. New-YOrk Elevated hrsts sod
Mt III. a decline of 81 per cent. far
amount of business was done IN the bonds OF tn =
Western railroads, and generally at firm prices
Denver and Rio Grande frsts declined to 1929
1O21a and Union Pacific frss to 112ls, Texas and
Pacific incomes selling at 6534 066 against 81 Sat-
urday.
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost $1,G9 i006 on bal
ance, made mp by losses of currency $37 800 and
coin S1,319.6l6. THIS makes the net loss slnct
Friday 81, 121 ,9G4. Money to-day was easy ~ .
domestic exchanges on New-York at the plaSs''
05ls premium; Charleston, ls@4 premium
New Orleans, commercial par bank - hO
premium; ST. Louis, 80 cents premium Chicago
50Q75 cents premium; Boston. par. The
United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received S154,O00 In National bank notes for re-,
demption. Tue customs receipts were SJ0O,O0O. aud
The internal revenue receipts were 81 ,25O,OOO. The
following is the Clearing House statement to-daX:
EXCHANGES, 1886, O3O. 1884, balances, $S,21O0O3.
The transactions at the Sub treasury covertd:
Receipts, 81, 34l, 206; payments, S3,O332lZ;
currency balance. $6,395.9o2: coin balance.
S9S, 433, 300
The foreign exchanges are weaker again, and
leading bankers TO-DAY reduced their rates 2 cent
TO the 6. The following are the quotations:
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Cher. i, remaining. The market closed without an

sbsre Is remaining. The market closed without an
Indication of even rally for prices.
The final changes from Saturdays closing prices
which amount to as much as per cent are as fol-
lows; c., C. and !. c., Delaware. Lackawaons and
western. Metropolitan Elevated, Erie, Ohio Cen
tral Reading, and St. Louis and San Francisco pre-
Serred. each 1; Canada Southern, Delaware apd
Hudson, NewJersey Central, and Pacific Mail. each
ia: Union Pacific and Western Union, each IL
Northwest and Ohio and Mississippi. each
la; Chicago and Alton. Chicago, st. Paul and;
Minneapolis, Ohio aud Mississippi, and Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph, each liz; Hannibal and ST. Jo-
sepb aud Wabash preferred. each 1851 st. Paul. 1's
Lake Erie and Western, Nashville. Chattanooga and
81, LOUIS, Central and Hudson, st. Paul and Sioux
City preferred. and Wabash. each 2 Hannibal and
1t. Joseph preferred. 24 Michigan Central, 2a4 {;
Erie preferred. gil; c., c.. c. and l., 4; and Louis
vile and Nashville. 434 per cent.
There was more tbap usual doing in Government
bonds The early prices were at full figures, but at
the end prices weakened particularly for the 42 and
per cents The transactions of the Boards included
S25, 900 coupon and $4,000 registered Is OF 1881
at 1868, 1925, 600 coupon and 100000 regis
tered IS at 1925 and 2l 900 registered Is at 1918
@1O7Is District of Columbia 365s were firm at
OF sales and bid. Tue following are the closing
nnntationS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

dun &C sti short Clear dgl as 3sl. HaFs,Long ems
dgl az 500 Extra Mesa DAN &C. so Primo Mess dgn &C
10, LATd-Prime Western. dnil a. SIZED TsloE-PTtme
ROsin-COmon sIeasy at ASA Rne dan % ISL Cheese
FiOur-Extra state. dull 81 l4t. wheat-No I: White.
lOfld: Spring No 2 steady 9l0d. New Win
Ter Western steady at 103d New southern winter steady
l05d. COrn-Mtxef Old. steady at 49d.; New Mixed,
steady 4ed. COLIOnseed Oil-YesoW American, none
IN market ROsm-COmmOn, az London, steady At 46d
Turpentine Spia London. steady ct 3d. Receipts on
Wheat for the frum Atlantic ports. 2oOO0 pa ro'n
Pae por $4,000 qrs; from other sources 1880 crs COrn
1850 qrs
LONDON. MAY 3Ap.m.-Sprs Of Turpeutne 366d per cwt
LONDON May Sat Wool sale to-day 10 500 bales
dspOed o. chiefly Port Philip. Prices were aeneEaiy ID
and crOsbred Woods In Id below the hghesf
quotations Of he series OF sales Buyers appear 10
have a supplied their pressing wants
HAvRE May 3.-ard ~ francs 10 confines per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04
St. Plll, NillGll]liS and Manitoba
Railway C0nIalT'S
First Mortgage Sinking Fund Per Cent
Land Grant Gold Bonds.

H. conf rity - provisions ~ thu Morig2: DEED OF
:. th under ,!Su,I Trus-
'- lerrb, eve Hn,r thu ini lnr'S 4 81" each. ~
,.s Of D. on.s ~ - oiH ~ D. ~ the mum
hers Specified icS. ,l- ti 10 on prr~"nc" ;;rv Anl
sroi rrrrr, DISCRIMINATION '"s-a'"d b. Iot tor
: accrued interest. DdvIl" ont
~ The in.ys irl- ~ tr m p:ucrrd. -. ~2@ 81 L'nS
amt aIAIlihr fr that purpose The B''t, irdWh MI
b. r..d pG,suIrIc1 Il The ui'e 81 : kEN NfDN &c
90 B.; vi lam tryYoiK amt tir holders thery"! arc
t,v ro,if iif t!,v ~ i prcseu'r! before LIST
Iuy n H. ~ after that interest Will TO accrue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04
LIVE STOCK MARKEr5-BY TELBGRAPH.

BUFFALO. Nay 3.-tAT1LRISecents TO-DAY. A,B mean
total H. week TINS lar 92l+ head for the same time
dun lever: slim attendance OF all classes Of
BUYERS Sa OF Good 10 choice steers al 81 4OdS4 Far
Choice Feeders Sjasl lO StOckers 50 50
50 20.
sGEFr AND LA,ms-Receipts to-day $500 head:
the thus far elC0 heat for the time last
G,j0 head consigned through 10 market unsettled
and lower; prices soc lower sales OF Fair TO Good
clipped sheep at Il sOs5 49, Fair Good Wool Sheep at
81 9ug 81 l.; l3 cars remsin unsOd.
IIoGskeceius TO-DAY. 1895 head for the week thus
1870 head for time last week $3.50 head
CONSUMED through SO market dull at 10 70 5e decne
sars OF Good 10 Extra ~ 5O9fi j5 Heavy and Medium
at - 6O@si 49, Light mixed at - 30dSi 40 large number
remain unsOll
CHICAGO May 3-ho6s-Recepta. 10000 head: ship
ments H5 head market weaker and Sc lower Mixed Pack
ing i"T BE- Choice Heavy - 4Od$4 80; quality generally
good weather wErDer and many dead coming I'M Light - 10
d=f 10.
CArTE-Hecefprs 1000 head shipmens 900 heads Light
shipping IS; Butchers steady $50 50 20;
StOckers and Feeders. 20 -.
SHFEP-Brcaipts $50 head; shipments, 900 bead
steaiv and all sold; Clipped 81 25dSi G2a WO0led,
So = 16 81.
Ths JourHqrs London dispatch says: Cattle strong
active; sheep stronger, and goo clearance made"
Liberty. Penn. May acknowledgements, since Fri
LOO had 81 through and 7s2 head OF local stock
p Hch ittc at retail: only loads
sold Tor Shipment prices unsteady Though generally I'm
Ho-Recelrs 1000 head Workers - i4asi 55i Phila-
depnas. ~ - asa 81.
~EErIIeceips, $500 head; selling hrm at 1Oc higher
81 LOUIS Mar Shoes Active lower YORKER 81 u
a - -; fpon - .ORT BE- utchrr- 10 Select 81 700
~ -; rrcer.'. Il . q head shipments 400 head.
CATTE-ShtpI1ug Steers d AMI unchanged Lgh steers
Tor bGch"Iinc 30 10 100 average, active 1T - a.
Helfrrs - - -: Good StOcktrs $3Dt3 So
GOOd FeedUgs 53 JdSI 10; receipts, UUO head Shipments
~HEEP-scarcc and wGntrd Fair Fancy - 6OG<G; Clip
PED, -. RECEIPTS, JuU head ShIpmeut5 Lsue.
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lO7s
SE Te, o ,ioDd ordinary i% S-
cline of points sales, 5l.j bales rrlres ad way
liz Sioi; sep S Il 60 iie5 Gctobe IO5
iS Sns and IS Rt,+%S5
A. gu p.es g p9 January % ia faays
Pmce' fpF @ sSGsnbcr igHf 6atobef
I'LL; November, lOsj 0lOe7; December. l"e49l"eo'
IT ThoTR % Sif5S du Patent
MI ssT n atT G nn heavy aye ana IN
inclined 10 hot of hers ony oqyng to cover
Hcscia ExTs y for ne WhoIe, rage 800 Es.
Low Extra %"s = 1854 90 oo us Mn Extra
s tSF %ts! az! ?2 e. and 60 GS 30 s. 75Gs
epiRg G9O9e to sa fanf 7o S vera fr Expert
g as t: c S1lTa SA 70 Go61 Efa ass
RooG Tcoe 9iso IS ICGl5 - cow 10 Choe TO- =
S;4 % g 4 5osse aSrr. Ezra '5G
650df 90 Talent 30 nShy Win MN" sr I Gss 81
s. 9,es7 Patent Winter Wheat Extra sGds7 cl-ins
bbls tncminc Cemnon 70 Good Extra - 9'i "'p
IL)t IN ,trreaues st t~Gy pif' Tie 10 SOS rr
- Brandyvine - Iva :" !0i BAG Meal dui lower
FOGLiGN FRUIrs-SalcS b, auction 2o2o boxes Mcs-na
Oranges - J,aSJ 2,5cO d' d' lemons - as" 49, US
t' AiSS%HEAT-Marke. ,salc lowGr moderate Gyport
s s1yTTs aT 9aae ' sas oo ' bus fa
II O2L: 80 3 Spring, 81 lrdsl 1919: 80 :
Surn., 81 10: No. . C!pcacn. quoici 2. 2""Sl - :;
ad MlTaukse $ a5Sslg' Upgrade Winter Re- l
.imbc.. - @63; Cngra.ed WHIT 81 - / 20: NJ
White 81 93L,0SI ~; Extra While, ~ >, including
iG0Or lash No WHITE to arrive wi week. AZ 81 -
No Ked May : % ~GSI 27l closing - 7asl y go
lime ~ 34a& .5it cosirg - 2iis0St - =. No Whte
May, y 2ls,q$l 3lii, closing - -: RYE gi,r'
5. bush. state Ole. -. BARLEY scrce and
shade hrmr "a e. C'"I 9n,h " tLnida -. ',U
bush No. Canada SIC 800. BARLEY VI MI que. sta'N
..CORN-Markct about &c lower with fair lr'inr'S
for export aud home rA trade on speculative l'
count; sales, l@s0lO bush future l5scno n1st PROMPT
delivery including Cngraded Western Mixed. % .
Gj2c NO. s. 5OdIlc: II amer Mixed 4l' D 'ri
No p 81 52c closing at u - .4c no May l4u4 G.
ludlng IS 900 bush. del cradle about "3h Nav 49,
90 June .G.GI7t. do. Ju S-MaTSet fairy
sales iSg OOu bush. inclunng %. at rc: No. White
l2di sc NO. . W. te, li0+Ic No j, -
431c. No White. 4Y4it+c; Mixed Wet
ern. 40G42cc.; 49, White DO, "a l'c'; MiNrd
300 bush. No >. May, &c" ami 10000 bush! y" MI
Waak.e to arrive, the cauai. at lc..-FEp "u
90 ID, 81 aS-2 80 el0o n. S-3aS24 Snaps 80
per ton.
IN STORE II SEw-YORK AID BRO0KLYN WAREHOUSES
AND N STORAGE ON RAILWAY LIGHTERS On CEHIilI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NFo,rna~ Mao q

ASHE9-Quiet unchanged , -.
COFFEE steady but quiet rriees Hneh1nged Far
ex B,eia -: 1873 bags ex GalieO". $50 bags ex
'Olbers" 4O7 bags Santos Sirius, and 800 bags S3
Ncty Para; stock here the close HATS bags Mia
Grades In demlnd and steady 800 6ags afapo
FELICIA" sold private terms: Java2l d24c marac
l3a l7c Laguayra 49, &c; COSTA Ica. 1907 loe oo
CUTTON-sIot Cotton quiet and iIsc lower; saes 80
bales including 100 EXPORT and ~ Tor spinning 10
Lvered on contract 300 bales receipts at the ports oia
4,6I2 bales S61T bales this dav last week anu
last September !, 4t1S.;9I Daltr aealnA'
4.3IU,297 bales dining the same period last sea son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LONDON NAV 3-l23Op m.-CoDSOls. S9 for money and
99i for the account u 8. bonds four per cents los
New tves l05 Atanhe Great Western first
trustees eer1heates 4 NewJersev Central consos 1923
Erie Railway Ahares 434 do second eODsois Illinois
Central. 1OS5 Pennsylvania Central. SOL
LONDON NAY $3.50 m.-Par1s sdvlces three pei
Cent reniesa 81 francs Is confines for the account
LONDON Nav 3@ in.-COnsOls 9SSa for and 89a
for the account US bonds four and hall IL p
l09Ss Atlantic and Western first
trustees certificates, "a Erie Railway secOd cGnsOls,
B3 Reading 3OSs Paris adv1ces per
81 francs ~ confines for the account.
PARIS. May S-Exehange on LOndOn % francs % CEN
ttJOes checks.
BERLIN May S.-The statement the Imperial Bank Of
oermany shows decrease In specie OF lllOOO magk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

REMOVAL.
GEO. II. PRENTLSS,
Gas Stocks
and
Brooklyn Investment Securities,
has removed to
10 Broad-st. and 5J Exchangc-place.
New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

In London. British cOnsoIs are hlgher advancing
per cents were i higher at 1O5, the 4124 aud Is
being steady at 1I12a and 1898 respectively.
American railway securities alsO generally
were higher; Erie at 433A and second
consos at 93l4. Atlantic and Great Western
frSts at 74l0 74. Illinois Central at 10Ssl, Reading
at 3034, aud Central aud Hudson at ia, but Penn
sylyanIa was per cent lower at 5512. Bar silver
was quoted 1l6l. dearer at 524i. per ounce. In
Paris. the French 3 per cent rentes rose to sioO
The attention OF the holders of certain bonds OF
the Guy of Toledo. ONO, directed to a notice i'll
our advertising columns relative 10 the funding of
these bonds. The agents of Toledo IN this city
state that the conversion of the old bonds into til"
new consolidated funding bonds is proceeding at a
rapid rate.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04
PRINT cLnrHa MARKET.

PAIL RIVE Mass May 3-Tae Market for PFntine Cloths
quei. With Saes and qnOtateDS unchanged Sl there
proved inquiry not restless
ny seoR large demand 10 be accommodated IN the next
uxtG d1ya
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRJOJCE
Per Worth RIseF. Vessels nRf RIiI"745a.
MAY 3. 1850
RrrrER ANn CHERsE MARKEr

BUTTER AND CHEFSE MARKET.
LITTLE FALLs y Nay A-There sold here today
1LOU boxes Of Factory Chetse at PolS and $50
% Farm Dairy Cheese at 5Gl3c There we're $50 packages Of
INCA n Z NAV S-Ths Cheess Marke: ranged from I2ls
ISe zoo boxes sOl 600 boxes c0nnsObed; tho
largest number sold e. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04
HOR.E MAHKPT

The arrivals % Horses continue aFze but wtha
mand Tor dty aud unusual IA uFn
utarDy markets, The sae stab
they Eere week aEo Buyers iron B0st0a have been hb
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending May 3, 1880.
euorATIoys 81 nEAvEs Io.pAl.

BEEvEs-Reeeipts yesterday and today were Isj
Jefeey sud ~ buh st. making G2J4
heal against 5.4O head l4st Osy. lac af Ihe Ist
Neek 3l5 hed more tn si week and 10 head noe
spOndn8 year. largo
q live siOck dnriRS TIA weak T. Eastman 4O6l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04
Curousan AopfrtlsemenIs.

VISITORS to L0NDON.-WOODSS OMER-
SET HOTEL, nlrectly opposite the Eusion Halfway
station, lTumnondst LONDON The most ae'essioie coo
fort ID e and moderate hotel anywhere
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Geqal Notlres.


At SPECIAL TERN of the Supreme
n court u az OF New YOk: held NJ The Conr hoac
IN the CITY Kiyn, county OF kingt on the SOth q
Anil 1850 present Che Hon. Ergsus COoAe Jusice IN he
,ntt.t Uf The APPLICATION Of the THU rIEts OF Ire
PLANET MILLS MANUFACTU III SG IOhPASl !os
of The Trustees Of the Planet Mills Manufacturing
COMPANY the schedule thereto ann xeo ui setn.u "
The pyitlOners bearing date on the -oh dty 9 Apl
of J. ". PICKETT es OF C,l TOT tho
that perSins Interested Ia sucn
rnnItion or having claims against the sanr show cause u
ANY t have way cUTpoaiIn Should not be 'ssoyed
mai uurIos4 AZ his Office 2O6 BrOayay, the CITY VI
Oh tne day of september, 1885, at III O'Clock
IL Is further OIaered that SAIL feFree
hear the allegations Of The parties and TAKE es
rt thr SANE The Court with an convenient speed with
OF ptOyer1C effects dbls creits and en- a<c-
corpOri and OF all other matters aud u nrs
PERTAINING affairs such cCrpOrAu ana Il iurter
opeItd the contents VI THIS order b. luncd 10 ta
state In The Newly Grk Bully Tn una news
paper puDishe m the CITY ANA County Of New YORK use
thrce weeks snceessivy In each Of said HaparS , ,-,
Nv PICKETT, PettiiOutrs Attorney, :e6 Brosaway, "
I. CIiy. a11.- --
n PURSUANCE of an order made by tbs
II Hon Richaru l. Larrem0re, ono OF the JUDGES
The court u Common Pleas N ana jog tse tsy -
Comfy OF SewYOrk sitting County Judge ON thc eth AZ
OF MaTcn 1850 hereby tsn to Az the eiyets -
nersons having claims against JAMES nCNALi n.e.y
o,ng business Ia The CstJ AMI County OF Newf rs tn
Gssy ssqTsS 70 rtsssn "a , me- sa s adv o.
ointed assignee Of the zsin James j. ~ 80
X 81 Ia crnii0r at Lis place ef bulHes< No -
in the City u York on or before W n aas 'as
1901 D~'''' N PErEk McoUA0e. At1s.se
rowSsENp a MAHoE, Attorneys ~ s<sknee, j. Sika1l
Ssrs St. Nsw-I Ozk Cstg.
<s--is 1AwUwru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

EUROPEAN HARkErN
IrvERPoCt. May S-POrk--PriIBs Ness Eastern. steay
q TO-; Western. steady Ut Co. BaGOa-NUNbor.aBd Vas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

eral purchasers orer for head filed and thf
Aorses shipped to that city SATURDAY. ThisoDto
wing better hopes FIR the future The demand for good
servceabe carriage driving teams is great ana
fully three times conn be sold as are teeeiyed
lgh and sueh A. can be sid e9y ar az GA ESQ peF
head have inquiry tan ether grade. AmnR the
arrivals p finely bred Indian Ponies from the
POaWattome serve In North eastern Kansas They were
brought here BY - A Warner reports rapid sale
b. 81 o.t
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Dipl0eno Nci.:es
TIE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BA

NEW.YORK, A lr1 rs, 1880.
AT MEETING of the Directors of this
- Bank, held this day, DIVIDEND OF THREE AND
HALF PER CtNr ws declared PAYABLE on and after the
hrSJ of May prOX.ilO.
transfer Books to be closed this day May third
DUMONT CLARKE Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04
finaHrlGI

AT per cent interest for years have a
and properly n this city TRUST p o Boz 2.Sss
ALL STOCKHOLDERS of GERMANlA and
PoNDIR. 10 BrOad.st. stockholdeTs bring stock.
A LII who are interested in railroad business
Z and mileage statistics should get The TkIBUNE AL
BANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
get The Tribune Almanac for 1880; it gives the Ggures
Ured states Revenue and Expenditure siace 1873 Pnce
CHRYSOLITE, Little Chief, Iron Silver,
aSI . R9o'on Grand VS% Eng Eee PRT s 10 ssh
GAS STOCKS & City K. K. Stocks and Bonds
GWYNNE s. DAY, 45 Wall-st., New-York
brokerage Business in Railway shares. Bonds &c. &C.
OFFICE OF THE
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRASCIsco r. r. Co,
D'eAei Y FT'.li6si April 49, 1890.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ transfer books o. TINS company III be ciosed after April
ts company and the Atctison ToSeEa AID sana
erp division Of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Com.
Stockholders Of record April 81. viii be entitled for
gay 70 Their Pr rta share OF substitution 10
ton
SFS9 o5G 9y BE 2Sa S b aSd % IS
Signed Per car e Grr Rl.i 2 Gi Ptrss sSPs'ay
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY COM
- PANY, observation-disclosures Of Farmers Loan and Trust
Company Certificates for IOnstru Bonds the
southern Niunes,a Railroad conn are hereby
notified that the SIX Per Cent. Coupon Bonds II
the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul RaUay Company
.-u"G N therefor VIII ready VERY tie
Office 81 sun I-t Cnpluy. ~ E1chng" and after
May lsoo at r ate II LOO N six Per Cent BOns for
Tx xix Pr cSa Eond S' a Of s s interest
from January l. l-30, PAYABLE ANNUALLY, may be
registered desired. Receipts Wt be fractional
amounts. convertible INTO six Per Cent Bonds when
Presented Of Rl,uuO mutlDIe: and
holders 9f Is than $l00J desrng to consolidate
iar way CoSraaT 30 IS LIANT or 10 he Hnder
signed, Office o! Oh. BlrLOur& - No fine
ST CDRNELIUS z. GOLD. President,
Aprl -. 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

OFFICE THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL K tILEOAD COMPANY
NFw.YnRK. MAJ 5. 1880. !
T'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the share
holders ~ The Illinois Central Railroad Company for
election 81 directors and rrausa zion Of other business vii
hid the compaDts Office the cry ~ Chicago WE'D
NE~BAN, the .Gil Ma, inst. ~ IL - clock. mon.
The ss.cr books viii BE closed AFTER the 9Th inst
nHtil the lst ~ June next.
L. A. CATLIN.
secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04

CNTIED STATES EXPEFsS COMPANY.
TREAsUgEE'- OFFICE, ~ BROADWAY. ;
- NEwiO.K April - $50
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of thi, company
vii be closed May l. q, y. and renpaned MAJ IL.
l4SO TIfO. F WOOD. Trrasu: en-