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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-02-25
Literary Notes.

ScEIBxrE FOR MARCH has = number
of interesting points. The second part
of Mrs, Burnett.s piquant novelette,,
A Fair Barbarian. will he eargely
read by those who have read the first
part. and will be found even more in
terc>ting. Ericsson DESTROYER. and
her New Gun. is the subject Of a paper,
by Mr.. Charles Barnard. In Musical
Possibilities Of America. Mr.. Theodore
Thomas writes practically of vocal and
Instrumental culture. church and thea
ter music. bad and good methods OF
teaching. and OF American yiOlins. In
London with Dickens Is chronicle of
tl;e localities of Boz DIR. B. f. Martin.
wholcOntributed this paper, writes from
personal familiarity with the place
which he describes. Another similar
paper Is to follow. Still further variety
Is given to the number by second pa
per of ''RecollectiOns of American So
ciety. bv Ms. 5. W. Oakly: an Illus
tratcd paper on Striped Bass by Mr..
Francis Endico't: an account of PRO
testanii>m in Italy" by Rev. Washing
ton GLADDEN.: more Notes of a Walk
er. including discussion of Shakes
pere> natural history by John Bur-
rougll>: a dangerous Virtue. strik-
ing short story. bv MIR. H. Fl. Boye>en:
the fifth part Of Mr.. SchuylerS "Pcter
the Great as Rnler and Retormer." H.
luStrated by Blum. Nehliy, and others.
and the concluding paper Of "Glimv<es
of Partisan Art. with studio sketches
by JOur,lain. Alfred Stevens. Rico. Eg-
usquiza Madrazo. and others and in.
ter. sting personal material. Home
and Society treats of a MotherS duty
to her Girls. 4 New CoOking.Stoye.
and Servants Rooms and Quarters"
The book notices are by specialists. as
is the aim of the magazine: and this
month they have much variety and sug-
=
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-02-25

Look out for new and valuable items
inthis column.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-02-25

We lead on eotfees and sugars.
Mention this column when you call
to see u.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-02-25

The buildings were old and not very
valuable. There Was no insurance.
The fire first made its appearance in
the harness shop, other than this moth
ing is known. In short time after
the fire the following paper was cireu.
lated on the streets. We give it in full
which explains itself:
Whereas: The city council Of Edna
having appropriated funds to purchase
material and outfit for a Hook and
Ladder Company. therefore, We the nm
dersigned agree to organize ourselves
into company to use such material as
soon as the same shall have been pur-
chased by said city council of Edna.
GRAPHIC.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BAuuyoEY May 3o.-co'ton hrm; atiitnf, 1880. Ponr
steady Howard Western SupoT r3 ~. do L1tfa
81 2j0 So Family, - 2jGSG 50 Cy Mills, rucI - jnd
81 90; do L1a, 50 j0dtj do. Family, 81 ia do ko
brands So 62dSf 10; PyLar~cO Family - -. Wheat
southern steady and quiet esern shade better and nrm
southern Red 81 2Odsl ~ DO Amber $50 al b. No
Maryland ~ 80. No Western Winter Rcd SPOT May ana
June, 81 26iqdSl 2G54: July, 81 - aSl 24N August
81 2l4QSl ~ p COTn-SUuiheru ra.inr; Western dull
Southern White ~ Lc.; do yellow, use; Ncsiern hiIe
May - d5Si4c.; June JulS 5bi bid
Steamer 5Jc asked oats aid dull Western Whit
4SG4gc Mixed. Ssc. rive dun. ~ lOG* ~ Hay quiet
Prime "a hoice Pennsyv aria AMI Mary land 81 0s2
81. LOUIS, May 3o-FlOut steady and hanged Wheat
oper higher, declined And th'n partially recovered So
Red Pail ~ l43 cash 81 jdSl II saSl l May ~ ld
81 15Lg June; 81 IL dSl l2 July 81 o. t0Sl WiA Au
gust; 81 90 September; 81 O.4dtl O-S allthe year so
Red Fall 81 Oj,dS ~ No do 81 O2at Corn higher for
cash and May other options Irregular 46e 'G4 cash iG
40 he May; 434a43c June; 4S2D4@hc Iuly fJ4dl3 -
August 1890 September: 49, EOc all the year Oats
settled; sales higher AT 81 ~ rash 81 &c bid June >"
July: 26Tc August: - &c. all the Rye duh
81 II asked. Barley dull and nominal Whskey steady
81 dun Obhing al $40 a. Lard dull aud
inai lO5Oc. Bnlk Meats dull: Shoudr> 5oc clear
RIB S4Oc Clear Sides -toC Bacon ni1n SHOULDERS tauc
Gesrilb, 9l5a920c+ clear sides 94Oati5c koceipts-
Flour. 1000 bbls; $4,000 bush Corn 3lHuuO bush;
Oats 5000 BUSH rye 1000 bush harley, 1000 bush
shpments-POur 60OO bblsi Wheat, $4,000 bush. Corn.
$4,000
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF FISK h HATCH, s NAssAU-sr,
NEw-YORK, MAY 80, 1881. }

4, OF the 100000 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
bsERIES Az BONDS, which we have been selling
Tor the Company at 1O5 and interest, there are but
about 100000 remaining for sale; the price Tor
these is advanced to 100 and interest.
This road is in active and successful operation,
and will earn this year. net threefold all its interest
payments. ,- .>-r
The ELIZABETHTOWN, LEXINGTON AND
BIG SANDY r. r. First Mortgage Bonds have sold
30 rapidly that the price is advanced from to-day to-
a03 and interest.
This road is the Western continuation OF the
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO, and will connect it
With the entire system of roads West and South
vest.
Both the above bonds pay their interest promptly
and regularly in New York City, in gold CON- and
We regard them as nexcellent investment. Interest
sx per cent. u,rcu
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-rnnprAN p1NANCIAL MARKETS.

,~,vox NAV an 23O ~ m-COnsols l02A Tor bOth multy
"a The account o. g. bonds four and hall per Gems
new hves i07 Ere S9 orr ,usa
S6s.s Illinois Central. 1881 Reading 20 o., o,ev
LONDON, May S0-lSO p m-Conson. ~ Is AZ. Penn
md iiOs,s for the account Erie, second consos o'
SnxnoS Nav 1880 D. n-Pas advices quote three per
n.nt rentes AZ s francs Is ceutlmes for the account ~
LONDON. May So-4OO p m-Bar "iVer 10 qu0'0u ~ -
Der ounce. - c...o,. 1905 for money and
po9e f the Account u. bonds, new ives ua - Auuo
md Western first mortgage trustees vania
Erie 50A; NewYork CenuaI, 1904 'o""''''"
kels Reading, SOh: .aoo. ,o,a m roo mar cent
A.,tes nj Se francs 22l centmes f0I the account - -
PxFs NAV 3O-Exchange London. 20 francs ~ Gen.
iwes checkA
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

eBgEvEs-RAeeipts Yesterday and to-day 1862 car.
bead against head last Monday The arrivals tie past
week 500 head less than last week and 1000 head
SEWERS Of Live stock during the were r. G. Eastman
assS ss @ sssa 7 M Ss sSifs a yer 'f E
s2 "a ae Ssa MOTIFS sss 90 head head n
30 head O. ". sadler sos head Levy May. ass head
x1psr.; ths week were follow T Eastman
800 carssses Of Mutton sherman & Geti 4s4 quarters
Ssst $I careasse. o. Mutton and 30 Dressed
.cAsss. Of Mutton and 9e Dressed o Hogs against $47
eAcssss Of Mutton and 100 Dressed Hogs for the Correspond
from &sdSssasy nntr the close Friday the market
FOOD clearance day Of Inc
TT os & GS a. 70 s
s Dsr 70 sSP cste Which ne sy aud
orOes down here That the prons are no and
Ss% on TSs total supply Tor iCasy. %-sst s1eadns
~ e rs 60 ssShers was S Of ont
There were no lsss buyers at the
he bali moarnful Of one Of our largest droyer
sns pS when the heavy S1 run Ssne
pown Butchers went 70 the yards Determined TO buy Cattle
Vince standsiL Finally seller. yielded and ior NO
Suned very quiet appearance there dull finish.
t,osne prices were sc lower than on fndsy and The
sOd. lhe reported transactions included cars
@ q the % : a S S
~ g. &C. To s large S sa 5sSbeT Of @
s,ssrs i5S@ thlesgc Peoria cinS!nnSt GoyingSn
ss Sss csrnicd Cattle, owing 70 the warm weather. and
lso ss q Native Corned Steers changed hands from
and purchased about $40 head not over
Dip 20 cs sS0os 200 sxS he S on the
Devon eiher tomorrow on Wednesday.
ss co q + Pp Son oT e 81 vet
lO Windsor /. f2 srd a2 g a At
stctr IS n Ct loc 90 u, less 81 per head 50 do
sss Sas I, sG1 d T. MGsr: 4 Native ssrs from
a a. ~ u q s at %: M P Ic
q @ Lex y s on &c c SS se sS os do 3,
and d s:es 50 Us a i6s Is DO lii
sS seS q rs as:s + q is al III and 81
2 g. Culver for N Morris: Illinois steor. l4S7 n. at
g iss 8 g "a % bead s
W. Anerton Is llhnos steers, ll6l o. ut lOc 90 10
s ss x e i;t sHs 4 ''' @
s,sgsl ,o5 Norris siess 81 KeStusky ste, from
% o. sss ttss = 3 IS d. q &
sa i E .sa S & Is & as Hs g &C. s
spS sss Sn ssS s 70. !. az a n :. rs
n g . ssa sco Per heed g iIiaS; steers Lose al
Ss Il. s ss iS Sssa q? q 90 SS
So r. L. Il e s.i iss ssa head 1915
s.s5.s for R P Lindsay IS o0loraaos l,sis n,
4 a. 49, s;ss. I. be- i9c 81 DO less p !.
~ 1s1S hSese g 81 DO ls1 q I0IeJ Il
ss go g. y
l Hsa ~ = az no ar, 4 lO 90 ssdi
f $50 8, :sI Z ISss ss.ss q y
IS a $50 b q I1re sSd ii per head X d. icl
,S:: II T. g s g g
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financial.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

completed from Washington City DRUM
POINT HARBoR. tho finest harbors in the United
States and Marys Harbor st. Mays River and to
POINT LOOKOUT at the mouth Of the POTOMAC RIVER.
The entire line between Bandywine Station onthe BAL
TIMoRE and POTOMAC RAILROAD and POINT LOOK.
OUT graded except l24 miles between California station
and St Inegocs The building OF the wharf at Drum Point
HarbOr progressing rapidly possible Tho track has been
laid and tho construction running TO point near
Codarvie glance at the map viii show that the compile
Of this road Brandywine Drum Point Harbor will
give the BALTIMORE and POTOMAC RAILROAD an out
nay the Anthracite comes
over the Northern Central Railroad.
The entire AMOUNT Of First Mortgage Bonas which be
on the proposed line dncudng sidngs
80 miles OF track. and including wHARvEs WATER
FRONTS DEPoTs. ROLLING STOCK AND PROPERTY
OF EVERY KIND NOW OWNED OR HEREAFTER TO
BE ACQUIRED Is ONLY sl.6OO.OOo, OF which only
issued and all Of the balance Of the Bonds
are held by the CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK. OF Wash.
ngon c. trust and the Bonds the proceeds thereof
hon a.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

4 MONDAY May 3o-P. N.
80. x.,,r the National Decoration Day and
~ y;d.s ths Exchanges and banks were closed.
s..rxsn;snce Of our readers we print Saturdays
Is-,.. nuotatiops: .,.
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at tho
~ once ~ the Department of Public CHARITIES and Cor
elton No 1hif,aSr until June TO- 1851, for Flour,
Crcrrics. Han arr -.
information CITY Record, for sale al No. City
Hall
NOTlCE.-Sealcd proposals will be received
~ the Hall Of The Board Of Education mill May 81 ISL
for Primary school Building on Norfolk IT, and for fmAr
West 2Oth et also Tor repairing aud altering
schOOouses No ~ 40. 80 and No 60 For fl Information
city Iecord Tor sale at No. city Hall
FNO CONTRACTORS.-Sea Proposals Will
b. received at the Office OF thc Fire Department. No. 100
and 57 until June D. 1881, for building noath9
engine and pumps Tor the For ul niomatoh see
CITY Re. ord, for sale ~ No 4 CITY Hall
TNO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals VIII
b. received the Office u the commissouers o. Pu6hG
Works - ISL for paving ma iof feShAtins aoo
paving various and avenues -.
Information CITY Record, FOR Gale al No CITY
Hall
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Eorscs nno Carriages.


DYFRlISEMENT FOR TIE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBi ~ WILL BIZ RECEIVER At IHn
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l..;i- Broadway, corner tntry'
frs,st sos West Twenty thnlst corner tl;htn s ave,
M ~ Fourteenth 81. corner mon r)usrr - lily
ave- corner F0ry--rvrnth IT. At the hAhLEh
Nos lnl aud 1900 Third ave-, corner one nuhoi" ~1~
twenty Hnh st, w 70 p ~ at rt guar 0r1c- -, -
DEAI'fl or DEPOT WAGON, with top, Tor
ID Neary and I'm perfes order pole and >hafs.
BRADLEY'S, 3lsts,, between jth and Madison AYES
ELEGANT TOWN CARRIAGES.
H New spring styles.
WILLIAM IT, GRAY. 20 AMI - WOOSTE RST
FACTORY Lil5 BROADWAY.
VictoriaS lanianlets
IANDNUS CABkIDIJrS,
talts lOckaSay.
BERLIN COACHES, BROUGHAMS. COUPES,
Top Wagons lsdirs and Top rhaotons
WAGpNEIlIN AND CARTS. ALL hlNDA
2liO carriages. SECOND HAND
brewster Victoria and six-sclt RockaNay.
SINGLE STAT BREM SrEk Tor " AEON
Iapaaulet m elegant Onitr, by Brow i"r -
DEPOT WAGON. stlO. PIIAElON, tt1, l.ackaYay, s7a
100 srrund Hand in grr1t variety.
200 SEIS HARNESS.
Moderate prices. :
XVANTED.-A secondhand Scarborough or
w Polo cart Brrwstcrs make preferred Apply ~ O. II.
WATSON, L. -. Box los
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T'HE MINING ASSOCIATED, PRESS R; ,,,o

u ININOITAEI
40 BROADWAY, ". Y,
Receives and teiegrnphs daily the leading American
newspapers the information regard
ing mines and railroads important movements IN railway
and mining shares opening and closing quotations OF ac
tive stocks at The principal Exchanges Dividends assess
monts &c, &C. ..
Agents all the prominent cities and IN every important
promptly on mining properties in the United states North
ern Mexico and the dominion Of Canada
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filming.

OFFICES OF THE CARIBOU CONSOLIDATED MrNISG COZ
No. IL WALLS
EEw.YogK, May 20. 1881.
FI'HE annual meeting of the stockholders OF
Il the Caribou consolidated Mining Company will be held
the Offices thereof No. Is Was, NowlOrk, tn US
DAY June 1851 at IL O'clock no0n for the purpose VI
ece ting trustees serve the ems ing
Polls viii remain open hour.
Transfer VIII close Nay 26, and will reopen
JuneG JOHN 7. GRAHAM,
secretary and Treasurer.
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fn1nrinI

A Ii who are interested in railroad business
:, and mileage statistics shond get THE TRIBUNE Al
MANIAC for ISL nov ready. prce . cents bynAiL
RANkERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
get the Tribune Almanac for ISL; ~ gives the 1gures
United states leyeuue and Expenditure since 1873 Price
20 cents by mail
GAS STOCKS and City r. r. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought and sold r. T. HEWITT, 81 place
GWYNNE & DAY,
~ 40. * wALT~sT,
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANkGNG AND BROKER
AGk GUINNESS IN RAILWAY SHARES. BONDS, &c.
IN TIE NATTER OF THE BONDS OF THE
CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG TENN. NOTlCE-An
ordinance passed hy the City Council of the Cty OF Williams
port and approved MAY 20 lSSl authorizes the Of
Hes O'' IN lie" Of the outstanding bonds known As So
section provides that said shall he denom
nations ~ hundred five hundred and one doar.
anu sa BE- PAYABLE in twenty year rsdeemabe AZ the op
lion OF Tie cty after ten hearing intorst the ratio Of
Tour per cent per annnm payable se nnnay evidenced BY
OF the city ~ WilliamspOt."
Sections aud provide all the holders NJ So
res A. bonds Expressed their willingness this
proposition and the surrender o the old bonds aud nature
and unmanrpd coupons ad bonds shall be issued In lieu
OF sslu bonds and maturrsl COUPON at par
hecon provides that annual taA shall be eyied for the
payment ~ The interest the bonds and the moneys
a ~ SAM al an not 10 Appropriated or USED io any
section provides that said bonds and coupons shall he pay
able NJ The ohce VI the CITY Treasurer In WuamFp0rt
cuoh prode- that the coupons shan be receivable Tor
ell taxes Assessed for city purposes. CHARLES NAsM
The undersigned comnitiee appointed by the Councils OF
the city ~ Namspor 10 refund the said bonds and coupons
IN accordance with the provisions " the said ordnance 70
quest az hplrls OF the id lods aud conpOn Who may oe
sire to refund the notify the chairman Of The commit
tee OF ANY member thereof, without delay.
H. I. AMES,
Chairman
JOHN B. BECK.
JAMES VI. WOOD,
JOSEPH BARTLES,
G. LA RUE MUNSON,
wlIamsport Penn NAV o. lssi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-31

Ny. SUPREME COURT, City and County
~. Of N.wYork THE MEcHA%lcS, NAIIOSAt
CITIZENS BANK or GEORGIA. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
named de-, ndani citizens Bank of Georgia:
summoned the cuHnlnt IN ths ac
acopy Of your on he pdniid at
Within days after the service 81 tbs summons,
exclusive Of service AMI In Of your - nre 70
ApfcL sn-ser Judgment will DE taken against you by do
fa..t tor the relief drmaudc,i IN the complaint.
Dated ami rs lesl H. l.. LEE, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office aud Post once address, NO Pine 81. Ne" ork my
The defendant the CITIZENS Bank 81 Georgia; The f0ro-
served upon you by pubcati pursuant 10
an nnlrr George G. Harrti, justice of the ~.
prrne Stale u New York, dated the 18th day "
April ucd with the Clerk OF The tiy and county o.
New York the lloIsc Ia snd cry ON that day.
Dated Sew orb, APgil -, L. -, . -
fAp., lawgwTul Plucst. " Y.
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OFFICE or TuR MEgCiNu Trust COMPANY
100 f.RbAUAkY

OFFICE or TuR MERCANTILE TRUST CoNFANY,l
100 BHpADNAT,
NEw.l YORK CITY, May p, 1881.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the trans
Ter books kel by this company for th transfer 81 tho
stock trust rr ~ the ~ the ihchmOnd and Ale
ghany Railroad Company Will be- closed from the 1t day of
Junr nj the close b-uca That dn aud viii De- opened
the ls day Of duly ISL a. the ming ~ business that day
HENRY &. DENING, secretary.
% NAshAU-ST.. NKwNOkK.(
May % ls-l. (
NOTICE is hereby given that the transfer
'oSs of the Cncnnat. indianapolis ~ lonis and chi
oag0 a Company 40 CLOSE tle DIST OF Aiay and
open July l. by or Ter %. The President.
y. III-l 90. Irlnsfrr AgnIfs
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ONO CENTRAL RAILROAD CONPANY,(
- NEw.YORK. May ~, 1881. !
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
aneeting n the sockholders and voting bondhoders
Of this company the Office Of the company In the city Of
Totdo Ohio on SATU kDAY June 20, l for The purpose
OF Of the articles or agreement ~ consolidation OF
the ohio Central airuad Company Richmond and
AlleRany Railrond Company % Virginia and West Virginia
and The Atlantic and Northwestern Railroad Company VI
Vest Virginia
Transfer books will close and reopen 27th pToK.
n. g. MITCHELL. Secretary.
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J. ~. KNAPP. Secretary.
Gesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE by
Il the Hon HENBi \ MOORE, County Judge In AMI for
tue County Of kings On The 2jth day Of April lsN notice IL
hereby given to all creditors and persons having claims
against klchar W How. lately doing business N the tv
Br,ppAyn Kings County y y that they required 70
present their CLAIMS win The vouchers therefor ANY vennf
10 the subs ribri the duly appointed assignee ~ the sa
Pichah ~ How or the ut Of creditors a his place Of
ting business 25 Broadway the City of New
YORK. on . before the 10Th dag Oi July, ISL.
= B CHITTEEDES. JR.
Assignee.
JOsHUA ". rIRRo.
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL May 80--l2.30 p. m.-C0ton quiet: Md.
ding Uplands SO Gd. MidiinE Orleans Oh sales. loOoO
bales including 1000 bales for speculation export
receipts loo bales. all American Fututes-J piands Low
Middng clause May aud Jnc delivery Asd do June and
July delivery, ~ szd do July and August delivery. hd;
do. August and september delivery. o do september aud
october delivery. a xii. do November AMI December deuv.
cry. 5zss2d Futures tiat.
LvEBfOOI- May 80 l3O q. mf'O t0nfutufos lands
Low Miiding clause October amt November delivery,
6i9ied do November and December delivery. 5.d; do De
ceinDtr and January delivery. r. I'D.
LvKkrOOI, May 3O-5no J.. n-Cotton-The sales ~ the
day included $500 bales American futuros closed nsI
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL MAJ 80 Pork -Pnme Mess-Easiern. steady
at sO Western STEADY at ~. BacOb-C Cumberland cut
dull at 43Gd. short ab. dun At 43Od' Loug clear,
dull at "A; snort Clear dull ~ 80. Iiams-IOng
Cnt seadv al "a shoulders dun Beef-Inaa Mos
nfn Vt 50; Meas nruer At 10; Primo Mess Inner
al 50. LaTd-Irme Western, dun at Do.
TallOw-Prime city, steady al "a. 1urpcntne-SpIitA
dull at 81. hOsinFine steady at 10: Common sie-dy
at ODD Cheest-AmeTican Choice, hrmer ~ 30. Lard
Oil duh at 81. FlourEItra state. duh At l23d Wheat
- ], White, steady al HrId. spring No. =, sietly
st H2d; New Winter Western. steady Al g6d Sew south
steady D7d. COruAXoSi. Old, duh At bid;
New steady at Aid. CottOnsecd Oi-NelOW American,
steady 2i6d k0sinCOmmOn. at London nrmcT ~ . Sd
Spirits Tnrcntine, al LOndOa steady al JlCd.
LNEKIOO May 30-l2 y m-LaTd. 0@9d per cWtfor Amer
lean. -
LONDON, May 30-4:30 .. m.-RenDed Petroleum Cid
6s.d. per gallon. Spirits OF TuIIcnu0e, 81. per e"I
Sugar zd6dd27 per CwL for Cuba Centrifugal
LONDON, May SU-0:5O D. m--Linseed Cake a shh por
ton.
ANTWERP, May 30-Potroleurn 10 francs for fine pale
American; WucOxs Lard closed nj l55 francs W oentes
per 100 klos.
HAVE May 3Owncoxs Lard closed at 70 francs 80 cen
times per 30 kilOs
BREaEs. MAY SO.-petroleum. ] MARKS 65 pieningns.
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IsTElNAuoNL AND GEEAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
CONAN. 50. 40 CFbAR--r.. ;
nr,.ur Il \

NEw ioRK. Aprl /, ISL
NOTICE is hereby given to the holders Of
they De- presented hls o,r until June !. l74l Ia be-
stamped with agreement liking the rat" ~ Interest nD~o
ning ON September l. l-Hl upon condition that al su'h bombs
shall b. d'"~tri with The Farmer, Loan and Trust Com
exchange iu coupun bnnt- having tho length 10
nm b,arnr pr cent nlrn-i puncpa 9nd inlr.',t pay
Whereby Al" t",i. J,., y IN b. led In tr,,-, by tb,
mort CAGES may l,c rl f,r,rd Tor ihrir br...nf
scrbc he Do" cc. VIA draw ony Ter cent Interest Tor
THOMAS W. rEAEsALL. vico President
OnIcr oI. HW Nrw YORK TQurAriE IN-rr,s..Co,
$50. - ALL. Mn huHk. Stay 20, ISL
'DUE annual election for directors of this
L romr'ry viI D." held az their onicc on MONDAY. tho
roil ol"n fom - IN. to oclock ? ;,,,,.,, -
THr INITIAL IFE fv~rr,ycE CoNrAvr - NJ" YoEK)
Ns~ Yorl. Nav 70 Issll
FVHE annual election Of this company VIII bc
a0NpNl Iuura ISL FOR The 'ier ,,oi nine o. st~s 10
t. ~ 81 r,'r rtrrr b. limitation lh~ polls VAL bee open
at - o'ooA noon and c.ose ~ oclocs p No., .-
Nrw.YuGk. Nav H. l4-l.
'TIIE ANIMAL MEETING ol IA" stockhold-
~ , tuisl Nirse Company Tor M eton NJ tru@
ties viii w Bead 10 No. Office II tir 80 1panJ rs" htoadway,
i2tol +. 4. NAhbfN, ~''fttail.
I'VE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
l. % SEN YORK
40 - Nas~anst. corner Il Pin" II.
CAPITAL 81 nOO.OoO IL 4. =. BONDS.
Allow. ini~rrst drppsi- rrtunlahlr demand or at
specihef dates depository for paid into
Court 1, authorized EI~utor. Aiunistrator.
Guardian aly pouon ~ trust Also a. H,E'strar
OF ir,sirr Agnt 81 o,o nond, an Irus'oo Tor
Railroad Mo:ts@foa
ff.rs
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MIMI NAuoxAL BAN

NEw.YoRK May o. 1891 }
JOHN 7. HILL, President Ii. ii. MAKO, Cashier.
COUPONS of the East Line and Red River
~ Railroad Company, due June 1891 may be presente6
at the Ninth National bank for payment after this date
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OREGON IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, 10 NlssAu.sr,(
- NEw.foEx, May II. 1881.
COUPONS of June l, 1881, from BONDS of
S.the OREGON IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, will b
pad AZ maturity the Farmers Loan Company,
70 Exchange place, New.York
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MANAc Tor ISL. nov ready. proe 25 cents bylnAiL
RANkERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
get the Tribune Almanac for ISL; ~ gives the 1gures
20 cents by mail
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TEXAS AND 81. LOUIS RAILWAY CO

nIVIDEND No. 3.-THE CATALPA MIN
~ ING CoMPANY-A DIyIDENDof Tw ENTY CENTS
stockholders Of record at close OF business June l. Tho
transfer books will be closed from June n June q.
New England Stockholders will be paid their III yidends -
the Globe National Bank Boston BY order of the trustees
H. W. WE5SON, Treasurer
66 Broad-st New.York. Mag II, 1851
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Dipinenn Notices.

OFFICE OF SPRING MOUNTAIN coat COIL
III BRoADwAr, NY, May 20. 1881. :
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of three and
N onehah (32 per cent will paid this Office and
after the 10th day Of June 10 all stockholders thas
date.
The transfer books will be closed from May 30 Jnne 10.
both days inclusive WIN. IL. WOOD. ia, ssc'y.