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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

Mddng easc Good nary sNc pct receipts goo bales
gnos 9ls bas exports 70 re centaent sO+i eass sycs
LOO bales eFeui1 100 baes STOCK 4o,Iv4 pGtcs
weakly fcceips 6502 bales: gross 69lB baos expeis
the Continent 7077 balls coistwse. 253I Osea' sae
$500 haea -. -,
81 Louis April 1costcn steady Nidaiing 1857 L9g g
aisc.; Ordinary. Siso: net rccaipt-, IL
bales shipment bales; sales 1873 bales STOCK D 40
balcs weekly rocepts. 7,I27 bales slupmeniA 9'h
bales sales G,5O5 bales.
RFCEiFrs
NEw. YORK. Anr The following arc the ioa ret re-
the aforementioned ports s.uce scptem
her
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EUROPEAN FtNANuiAL Markets

LONDON April l-l2:3O r m.-Consos l0o'is 10, h3ih
money and the account g. Bonds Tour per cents ~ =
four and hat per cents iIC; hves. lt9e Atah &c
Great Western mortgage trustees cehe1e., o.
cms0ls. lO5 ~ NeW-1 nrk ttntia To-
Iihnois Central fIS. Reading 80 hewiork. Ohtiio ana
Western. 5Sss. --.o-.. = L..
IoNDOS April D. 4. bonds. four per cents II ?
four Q ID hall per cents 1862 Ananuo and Orest es'n
nrs uprtgage trustees certificates. ga; do second 80
Enc second C0nsols lUG2 Iuuos Central ~ fehsl
Csntra RetntnQ adyices quote three
,rT cen, rentes al - francs for The account ,
ioNpON Abr $50 p. m-The amount 81 bullOh WIN
from o England to-day fr shipment 10
America ~ e2UTOUl The amount OF bullion gone INV" VIC
Hang OF England ou balance to-day Is &5o,Ovn o.
rAnis Apnl i.-kxcbage on Loadon - francs "'H CSH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

NOTICE TO the NDH0LDEkS, SCRIP
~ BONDHoiDERs. STOCKHOLDERS, 50 kip,s TOOK I
uOLDEIs aud CgEDI TORS OF the II tOOkLfS kLr-
VATED RA ILwAY CoMPANY.-rhe the OF sion OK you
a. ha not the Ie0tganiEaiop agreement Al ne
Contra Trust CoBpaay IS Nassaa 81 New.f0rk tlg en
lesden purposes Of signing sad aSreonshs I'd anu H.
he RcorgsnEaiion Committee IN accordance win me
erns Tub agreement hereby tas for the payment OF an
$3.50 CONRAD \. JORDAN,
N Chairman REORGANIZATION Conmiffee'
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LOAN for $4,000.

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE r.. EfvED AT THH
OFFICE OF MRssR-. Il. n. RAVEN a. co. 10 IS
WALL STREET. NEwYoRK. FOR sS0o.ooo FIRST
MORTGAGE PER CENT COUPON BONDS nv TIE
DANvILLg. oLNEY AND ONO RIVER RAILROAD
COMPANY, OF ILLINOIS.
UNTITAPRIL ION NEXT.
The BONDS ar IN Of 81 oOo aud $780, daciD
1910 pet cent July and January. AIDE pay
able at Loan aud rfast Co, \. Y srt secured
by mortgage Franchises ROAD equipments real and Der
sonal properly balance 81 $50000 which VII be
completed and equipped road Seiago,
Ss.0l0 per mile
The hne eHcAls from Danvle on the wabash. 81 Louis
Railway. fnno!- 10 Oluey ami Eob on me
ONO AssissiDp. r. II has direct conneco1s with
Chicago and close connection. tex otet leading lines OF
railway
FERMs-AT THE RATE OF $1,000 tAND ACCRUED
INTEREST CASH FOR $1,000 OF BON D. AND $500 OF
FCLLPAID CAPITAL STOCK. Subscriptions subject 90
allotment cal Of pei cent when aoe balance a. call
or days April 2eh bat payments nav DO
nIdo cal and commence &C dsie OF pay
meut All payments made 70 the tasni~fs Inin ana
trust Company Tor subscribers. uutl delivery
Of tho Bonds and stock. hr which receipts and
certificates 10 negeuaDe form vii Do gwen
De-cnutive pamphlets documents. maps, drcuare with
blank forms OF applications DE had pi.atoh By et.
{ person u
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Futures dul QuG anN 4 ads AZ an advance ol 10
id5i-. NAY. .o5l ioGl Jun. ipciaiosi io,. ."5is
tooeH iS12os6 ~. No,,n.ef loggil,S Dener
1o@'fio1- NJ TO-, t Ja 9i tnsi. So So
100 January J." p io1ay, c''inr p's i"f
TAlni; iotoeint5 N,, i,'.,e Ia 1.-,
Ju4galU % October no. u 1925 November. iJol aiolV
DS soR6G o0 n5aa H. ias ad 'G' 0'''' 10 80
G9Sis e a. @t ip 99r o 'I 9a 'a
Crate :. So az - %. - 20. chestnut - .Oe
ToEEiaS Ii.ti - oolsst ssoerai.y uueaassed ,,,n
.,isy SS.s ,a ,r .sss, co.
~ rrae n ir o. mad nGse ai'at NJ 70 vo 80 over
VT sL9gS A 'ls,s e1 "a .u o5os a a Sn
for export ai reiy IN oH Fi@.,I - s. 1'' %
N nnesea EIra - Oats per i1e w.9i' rang r''. 40
90 90 neutns 80" nns al - co. Tor 10 54s ', ','
~ wa G5 = sop Si s'. rs SUI isae Wiz
s5ss Si1o O' vbsag = 5 IS &c. tis, 30 es me-
OF the sies ,,>'1 uh1 wric i' t'r'ft c.rie.
uons; SO :. e. v,sSt o. ,s.tef ciire"e sn.,fnhe
g 95as4 20 Common 20 fAr !Hi.a SIT. - F4ft .'
Sood TO f@9cs 90; a.. - 80 ~ ~ F,ov ce 60 co.,
aoa % Go3i ezra ,lal io'2 pio 81 49, co -
>, g. Coamsa ,:ei. . d5ss,. rye Misar. So
s s1-efs tRi@ i. ann, w. r 10 :, 80
- i,ooa D., V.rv Cioc~ F.rn, - = 30. lli-nt
aiSef %qea, LItr. 3oaT closing qi,ei s2 ,
l,, nd. =. o.. 80" DIS in,lud.ng tclson H. cd
"a = 70 O. 20. GOOD 90 choice - y a. nr,' "r
,ri ''d Dbl ga sa, 80 b: -. sapcrae % 5Gs5 G
CokN NAL aore atuV a.. hiiDri ar 'u ~, Do
cuilnS ens W.,-it - '"o - PAN, "'i' ~,
export demand AM q 90 uadr "h ~, go "lI't F'"I"
So-lhS qugl.i Tltu 40 " - O.. ,h' AL ".. i.'t 49,
49," 1 ~, Vu IN i'i. 1890 ~ "a
S ouSi ~, ~ 5uSr 20 i.5, 'fny.es -, ~
~ 49, f-,..,,t "A 80 "a
100 D".h S"ga9sH Wi"''f he5 e. 81 ~. @'S
led ~ 20 loVfvD t ntsl ~" 80 @'1 IT, a. i"I ,a,
-a9 :, - - fr a. i|,,fv r.rt Tt..,,,,
l '. ri p.s a. ui 10 ga tn.i.
60. IT., wv a. - ot1 b..h - a
S1l,t1 u. a - o n..n t..t 70 = 80.
a, nan "a n ~ - "a oo1 lp.b IA I Wtite - -
81 ~ 20 "a ~ - $500 .. Di'i ~
~ - Nitl tai's iu'D"iuu ri ~ q w I''" ,"W.
q - - - 'i',s w. - - ~
erl = ch,''"F %s.41i = 90 suuc ~ %. 81 p
s1o' D - ~ 90 Ga g 1 Ap'M - -
.! ~. ,cV''hE - @VsetI - g., ~, mif
.. 9qsA NJ S'''pg - - Pui.d MN
ut go p.4i ~ a,io,' , -io e o,a,'i..s
a.. y ON 49, G, ~" ~ ~, ti ~ ~
snn lower "De ti"'nS '-i,n VIZ ~, ~
lhtlye sc 9na sale. 2,e0o9 bush i9iais i;sDJ b1sa
sA9l- 49, " ~ ~
o. 49, 81 80 a., 90 h. ,-asr III
Closing a., |J@ "a, ,i itl
low eeoe1osr' 30 n me- INV ,'"'',
III VA ~ 49, eEtas ,..., ~ ~
iCsn' 40 d. % - 40 Say ~ U9hS 80 -
ieyersl snG unet'ie cosre ltc nfnei sales 81 600
9us ~ inVnuhg AZ w. 20. q, 80 ~ . toS, N9
5ge; Mixed wesiern t4atoi4e; White DO. t5a<se
mng ~ 49, % s4uns 9' H. 80. "a ~. - =
Psi b dun beavy an - n ~ .fs see4
i-i1A "u' . ~ 49, - oV 3D. aI4 fl %
VISIBLE sUffLr OF CRAM IN The UNITED STATES AND
CANADA
u-b.., ,o., o.. p.-io. y.o
%nsS b0.h' , USh~ b snrF' ,hy%
A., oe.s, o, iH Al. I, D,'n n. o D,h
az as ~ ~ = lol 1898
- en- % o., ~ IA 357 4 G0s q zso 40 ~ M IA "a
NAOh-V '0.tS"' 49, ~ - 49, 49, -''O'''''
3UNhf BAGGiN G1t CT, NY as1a's ana siosty, 10 ,,.
Hemp active aLd nrn sa'e on 70 arrive "nD bai'a 81
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r. M. RAVEN g. CO.,
BANKERS. 80. - WALL STREET New Y0RE>.
REDEMPTION Of CilIL BONDS CT 1913


SRA = OF CA IFf lisIA ffAr ~ iffAsttlaAtgi
SArAsFAIO. Na.sA Is. .s,i
WHEREAS. There Is on this day in the
state Treasury tie ~ one hunrrei anc three
thlr.ard nois Which unaeI AN Act ~ TIE Leg
are IT tai0ua .nuuei an Arf 10 provide
Ion t.c payment She uacl llebeu's 90 tie "iate 81
8fnrna contract iuncei debt Tor tn4 pNrpor.
approved ipfl % l~lo }, rei apart ~ VIZ 70. u. yth e
tfi sfurI the pruFss'uii8 Of SAID
Act &OUc, is hereby given tnat
SEALED PROPO~ALS
For the 7ufrrder Bonds VIII De received ~ this pe
amount above SPECIFIED aui ir ti GAY OK
.l4y. \. q. ISL. ~ d ucn'k a. ma
$50 bt VIII bc entertained a. more ihaa par value shd re-
spwsIue graraLfre accompany tacn pfop>A, Hicn
ulp.ei, SEALED PROPOSALS Tor surrender oi Sfu
Bonds 0i l,Itf 80, -
Ponds hc surrendered within ten days after the ac'
ceptan., ct the PIC, osll lor thsir redemption.
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ASSET SCRIP
TAN CUUkE \ q. ASSN oChlP
- hH4-lt ny 70. T. fOE AI-R & CO.


pFrR0u Mica, March .. l--l.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that IN pursuance. OF
t,t.rIu. OF trust DEED executed Co fhr undtrst-nei by
~ t~O.. LANrING am SAGINAW nAiLhphD
tIuih trustee. Cor roirrs . BON Be- ~s- here
un % brarug cate IHy =. 1870 mn following D'ra. ~,
49,, rofriut rrs date VITA nd drtdo tfusi am
r,,nir Al the Nintn Natoual Rank in New-N"tk CT. on
h. l sy ~ sfay. d. 1880. hsvr been niaWn y! o' %
fH, ..sfffK w. tHlr|f g. MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

LII WHO are lHltfcStt0 IN fsltfonu U1st1tyy
"A and ig esge statistics sa0ii ges ~ ritB0 SE ale
MANIAC for 1881. new relty prcs Is cent? ~ nail
GT0LEN SECURITIES.
~ THE fol owing securities stolen from tho Not mp.
National Bank January o. 1876. The pubic heeDy
cautioned against negotiating tne same payment having been
stopped
& ONO and Mississippi r. I'd mtge. bonds 81 900 each
LOLA, l,j25 I.52G l5Sl ,352 l.;;2. issI. lb4s
Is Pacific r. r. " Missouri, st mtze cent gyd bords
Ss y ,4 as ssi s sa ss s is SSss
Georgia state Oond $1,000 no. 1873 June l'ss 7per
Achsop Topeka and santa LIST m,ge. bouts 81 900
each Nos as, 80 50. 81. 50.
2Atcbson. fopesa ana santa Fe I'd mtge bones, $1,000
10 Union Pacific r. r. per cent F. binds 81 600 each
Nos 5l7 $40 5,l20 to 6,i22 inc, 5.i26to jlSs me-.
Houston Texas r. list mtse bonds 81, 100 each.
2wesern Pacac Il. n. LIST mtge bonds $1,000 Nos
scaicago Bar. and Quincy r. r. per cen, 5. bonds,
slunO each. Nos. 2.j9S. 2J09 2.7i7.
Lake Shore ana Mich 80 r. r. ) r. Il. r. bones. l0c0
each. Nos. OIL l,.sk, Llsf l,U4i -. .,o,. :. -,
Missouri state 900 each Nos 5000 500l 2xe3,
3g6l 1894 372g. 1919. 5sU.
Michigan Central r. K. cent $ T. bond TO f.bets
Cev and and Pitts per Atm mtge bonds o. acc.
24e. $40. 1891. 1857, LOSE.
Cleveland. Columbus, TN. and Indianspols lst MICE
II. Il, HTNcKLEY AND OTHERS
Northampton. Ma March p. ISL
PniIApglPHrA AND RElDNG RAILROAD CoEPSr,
GES1 RAL OFFlcE. 221 South fOuRIusf., \ e.
PHILADELPHIA, March ~ irsi.
Until FURTHER notice, pending tie press
" on litigation on the subject forfeiture ior nonpays
ment insiaeuis the Deferred Income Bonds OF thd
Company viii be enforced the Anal payment upon ssd
bonds dine March 81 be made time on js before
the Both day OF April next SAMUEL BRADFORD.
IFrQ nFEe-a
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BrTFtto. April l.-CAruF-Rocnrts trdav. 2 goo het
total for 5000 n-ad flr time last week
6.s40 head consigned through 500 market quet 1ut
few % ring. fresh arrivals c1usenrd through sles
OF Far gut % ChmcC steers At % ~ $50 80 low oxen az
&iaa 10
SbEEr TANnsHcc"lpts TO-DAY. tON0 head. fota Tor
wees thus far lGinI heal for limo last week, WN
head; c1nVrnod tlrouch - musrt duu but hlm
sales N Fair Good Western ai - ass b5 Choice 81 loa
go no lambs several cars remain unsod al lae
arrivals.
-ecops TODAY $500 heal. total or ek thus far.
~ he'd Tor time last reek. $4,000 heat. con.
signed thrun l5l little doing market dul
bur firm saes ~ lgHt GolkeIi 30 3 7nat5 ~ Choice.
s. 90ns6 Cool Medium held a. go To- Pas - ,, 80
81 LOUIS April l.0ss- II cher and ict vo lmkes and
B1itimorez - 500 - 500 Mixed parEuL g. 4uat5 81
Choice O. Fancy. s6 20 receipts 3fuu head; shPAeuts
l0t1 head
CAULt-Dcmani active receipts. 900 head shipments.
coo ne "a market lee higher Exporters 9 % el 10 hood
10 horc Heavy - GOA - 20 Medium 10 Far - 20
n - 30 luteIert - 3Id tu Fair 10 q u,
80 - 2p coWsanl Hfr 50 80 49, 81; FEEDER - a
- h1 -torkels 50 r3 -.
-HERr-~tradv aad unchanged receipts. 500 head s'r
meat l,5OO heat Mcum 20 Good, SiG5j 10 Choice 10
- y, 4
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CD 49,. o t.tk -fr-t req. .- 40
Lr.sr Aa- ID D. n -, OF on ,''l.+l ~ s'i y, D..
.n, af.e l.'I' 80 i"r s"r. i"9 ie1 ctrs ,p,I
I,. ~ al-, 'tt' i'' mi lnn" ar.', r' b. -i' a7
t'-,. GOD I1n" 80 1rr ''''i , ' .gpi.r rai @o
tfI Au.. Frf', o. DID,, ''' '' . ,i ,t., =
lnili,o Apll .-.p.il Dofon-r ufurea Ugland' 10"
a., ...- Ir.. t,fi. a.4 Na. trItrtt. ..1a
Lrrslra- tp,l 8 %. ui Boo s-.e o' u'e av ne'"a'd
l,, ,r,.l ,.ii 800 p %. -ca,tr-Fata.es upant'
Ivfir1o- April o., p. m.c''tor --al,. tr en-. wees,
isle. r rr iak goo BITE, I" -fH.i 'iu 80 D 81.
ta.i i.clri --o,d taos Aaelnsn n,|- Oi ,n ,' Of
casn .fo Zoo bs,s, e.n 5000 Dae' 1.v
,i 5's.r,a- p, ' ~ An.re.o Irsi-, ras. - Hi
ls eane Nr' 3 r, w., Ile., as,yery Ga o. august
roplrmpr denver a. i.'u''s 6. 10 e lo,,
, AL",.'A 81" ,ooi 6'Ss%. 49, net reseipia %!
MO ins, . 10 b,s.. .s,a "a bates stock. q 72j
bss nr fsepss $40 baes: sAiVuaeut.. liso
r si, Xpr IT, Cotton quee Sneonus lose lev
Ndiug Tee GOOD urfnay 'c. - 80 49,, Gunner,
81 tScg Dass Eesly re- ,soePt ~, ~ % o.
rro. 2i3s pac. exports o. O,st s s,lss ,ses IS
o3 .psnS' Apr T. Cotton quiet tr lnaesns lo''
S~ NIiainE ioas. Opi org nary. ie nst ro,eiris,
6 o7' Sa II oale. az. 500 5as STOCK .tt74 bales
rses net feeNS,s post / 10 bales sses bales,
SaLy'k, 1p1 Iceton nominal MiddgnE ioSs'
iS Midiins 8asc.; uood Ordinary, ssr net reeeReS
igI hale
i,les, r. ~ Wis B17 bales. ssle- 1Sv "NeA
bsies. esgi, nei receipts 10 ia bales gfols si9 e4s
S1por 70 Great Brtsn 75tS Oass 70 ne CsathsnL f9o'
hsts, oossWtsa 2gbs btles eaes, o,UOZ baire go
IrtrsYlfIF. Ann 1t 0ftOn oul Ailunf, lVSo.i
ey net receipts 753 bales shi"urhA W. bAies' h@4es'
s,rurfrs ~ bates stock, Ju3l bales 90 ,o, -..-,..
''efEsrfs Anul t-SoytOu safi hhdihf Auti t"eHps,.
90 ssiss aaipmsnA Y725 2aesi s@lea ssuv psiss
sg 7gD05 baos. 1880. Gals ualsa NceAp Dol -.
cigt. 9O5j bhesI shipmenis l99S' Oaes S"'e'' "V'V
bates .rstt,g mt. law MD.
Anr pasc; too1 ordinary. rsc net fectipiA ~ pss8
bales faeA aue Daies ttplsl o'
49, wreky Del reoept 1881 bales Eioe fs5 eaieei
eor 10 1real Britain s9oB bales ooa4t"lse s'se paeS
sales. s.b6V baleA , ,,, ,,., .,..Av. ,uas,n~
ms ST nlddiink 9iscj Good Ordinary ss nei rets
= n bsrn grosa s9l bales eKpots % me Cenuhen'
o0T hses coastHlse halos saes 1000 bAee ast even
~. as bsles stOck 3050e1 bales weekly net reoeptH
- 41 baesi gross 2s833 bales exports 20 0feat brlh
5.<T bales 10 TIE continents oo-i
la ga e0sstWile f,22 rales sNlfs e.eoy be'es
EowFoIK Arrii i.-CooB quiot hld1nng ~ Vel bs,
rrreuta bales exports cosstwse, ~ neie ss %
has sfock IL T0sbaea weekly net reoepA. otel bales
eSrors 10 Great BItan 3t23 bas ooSiw~e AVIS Oa'es
Apn iootton duli Mddisng u lsed Lor
ntSisne i0Asrl Good Ofifpsry &c. pet rreePte oo
bass sSoas $50 baes; sss. s9I bales splnAs Sb pae
sorf "a mo balest Woskyaof receipfe Iva oaa ft9es
az baes expOtn Great Britain 100 halss sAeA SSSo
bales sDDnaru, X.lAl bales -, ,r.... AL. saw
sAYAxKAA, April l,-co10n aahi Ae@iiA& ~re5 Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

Tho followinr shows the imports q DRY goods AZ
the port OF New-York for the week ending tins date
ana sinee the beginning OF the year. as compared
with thecorresp0ndlng periods OF previous wears
For Tie 1873 lSNh ~, ~
Entered az the port. slslGs9e S30s25t3 s5etiVaas
Thrown on market. l7SOS92 3O75'41O z'f-f''V0
En snSs sAp the port, 97e2oa75 sao2e iQ7 sl929
Thrown markell. 2lS2o.dol ocotov'' "'''-@''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

The bonds 90 drawn and bearing the above
rur.bers vlil be paid TIE uhae OF me
Eirs, ,,n and Trust Company in New-iorE ,itv, o.
- an. Atlantic Nau0ua Bank bOston ON SATURDAY me
r ~ April Monday, the - das 90 May heA' -
n durug pusiue,s h0ar. i1a 40 Irr' ne ~, % q,
fer arc requested o. present them Az ttIct u si
tb. la ices f,,r favm,nt ana hereby notified ulst
tnefe4ftrr eacu OF bonds VIII cease 10 Dear htec-t
ref. on the let 0 MAY MI - SAd ~ ~o
MICHIGAN Ceul al lsailrOad Company.
LANE IAiS n F bjSoNYisoN. Trustees
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~ &c. 0therise tho range sheep nom ~ "a 6c
and few 1earlng Lambs changed hends "a 80 IhG1I o
saosKliby Co sod; 100 state sheep los D. at S. 80
% Mcegan d0 90 b. At &C. i36 Western Yearhng Lambs
- n az 81 IS.
ltaenheck Davis soid 100 Ohio Sircp. 80 o. a lei
% state do, "a a. az s. 40 100 do li3 ~. AZ Q We
J. ~ Hume so'd 30 STATE Yeariinr Laubs I'm, at sc
ljheil2c q wey s0d 1853 STATE sheep, % ~ 20 b'F;
~ 10. q %. az 0i4o Is Sat9 iragAnE LAMBS Nuiltl
At &C.
Kee Piicock lGt Ohio sheen. io2 m a. Sc 10 III
Michigan do g3 Gifc. % glua DO icus 81
T. Al 20 LOO Pennsylvania Yearhle Lambs Jew shcep rs
Judd q Buckingham sod 100 snte sheep, Ill h, at
s. Csc.
J y. Sgdler Go sold i2l Ohio sheep, 30 D. at8ac
Receipts were cars " 5l he1dg ears ~ Jersey
CIV ana 4uh 90. Total -afurdsY. ~ $40
heal. la76f heaf cofrrsuoudIng Gays
last w"s Market quoted NORMALLY fiealy at "a &c.
None ior sale
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JANE, + Joy, } Tru,tees

In ADDITION 20 ihe numDers lhsro VIII be pad t8e
sare me an nd N Of said places mentioned ~ nv
sb,vs uuic, mo ame trust deed Sn' o. eJ
s., date numbered fosws; Nos 2iS S)S ola SO ~
So uhh nave uso drawn Ia accordanno rltn w
,rRs ni SAID us Decd. These nuustfa e01ip ssr
srorut 81 ousganng bonds under sal trust deel ,u ~
80 an hem viii cease nom ana they payable by the
tsrals Of this notice. 1890 ~ roo
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financial.


TnR CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD C0NrANY.l
SECRETARY AID TRgAsr igKs OFFICE , I
CHICAGO, MARCH o. losl.)
A NNUAL MEETING.
~ The ghnif voting bnndholders ~ ie Ccigp
Alton RaiirOfd by notified tha he annual
meeting Of SAT- COMPANY Tor tho ieuon % tlrre directors 70
tr trsnsactOn 81 ouch oher Dhlnee7 a.
presented VIII De ned at the company 0hct1 IA
Cbi ego Ill., en- Ao1aay the AN day Of Apr next az ~
Te trsf book. will pc closed a. ne Close Of business
0i l5th Inst and reOpcnci on the ON dy OF APh
RANKERS ~ / CAPITALISTS VIII want TO
- tlc Tribune ntas' Cor lfil % gT3s t1s nsnre,
Jut -stos itfveuasalt ESael htir' sii;s lfif Proc
.. cents by utu
TuR AMRrIcaV RAILWAY lNrgOvEsfEyT COMPANY.
bO BHOADWAT w YORK March 81. lSSl.b
CIRCULAR 60
Ply PESOLU IlON Of lhc Board OF Directors
of 900 per cent N tire cap al stuck - TINS
,nI0r3IY uov salr! Or. favabr % G. F. Mori.sinHo
% LAeuf seiace %cw.lOfk. 90 OF before Apfu
%, -l,
1p.-rfe-. q. Il. DODGE.
Pcs-cut
GAS STOCKS.
All Ves Yors anl Brolrvn sto]<s af lisO al klBts
90 bta1AA .Ircf- pen. tf,uttft lfttl -
$40 .GE a. PkEN II =.
!" iEpAn D.. a 80 - tN..i 80 ~. f.
(tA>$rOCKS x City K. T. stock, and Bonds
- Y'r-ni llIa,.t r. g.. HENl iI9l b. .c1 tl--r. tee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
oTyIcT OF TtIE DRKYKR RAIsoAD CONSTRUCTION. }
LAND anB COAL COMPANY,

OFFfCr q n IffR RAILROAD CCA6thDCilOsl
LAND AND COAL COMPANY, Z
DENVER. Col. March "a. lbSl
CFCOND ISSTALMEN T.-AoiIce Il hereby
- gvau that tie Board II Directors o. tina company, py
has fOr nsaineut Of 20 per oeot Oh the
Tor capital 0f tbs above named con-
psnY paysbls the FSrpers Lsn AeS hr9s. oonAnS u
me dir OF New.YoTk, on OF baforo April 10 1881
ubsebers prssnt Ibeir respective ccrlncaee OF ne
paysnt OF dFat nsts Dent 70 the Irutt Az Wy
80, "a slg tds paylnhaL viii D4 hdefAAd
ora Ins eNt@uS~ President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
TManclal.

A IL who are Interested in railroad business
~ and gieSge statistics saoili ges ~ ratB0 SE AL-
MANA for 1881. r5a ~. prcs % cents ~ nal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
sight exchange on London falling to 25a1la franc'

Tue following were Tho recolpLs nnl tHIPuIVH19 Nv
and ffom ChloagOanl Milwaukee TO-DAY:
WIZ Receipts shpmenis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

.otealaton Of aticnM Gold Panks not neaced In tho
hbove. sl.ilb6To. w
Some Of the leading bankers to-day advanced their
lhkng rates for sterling exchange u cent but the
fesiness was dull and actual business did not follow
2ha nominal advance. Annexed are the revised aud
beetsd Quotations:
hauh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

bankers m / CAPITALISTS VIII want 6,
sec tlr irbrn. ava Cor tfi gT3s tls nrdre
Jutai -sto, t'venatllt ESasl htIrs siss 1919 proc
D.. teuts 1F ulll
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-07-23
GoLDsBoRo,SeN. G., SATURDAY, JULY %, 1881.

~ r;,ls its capital and culture, is fast
losing M its grip, and if il were to be sunk
out Of existence tomorrow, or raised
out Of sight in its own estimation, the
East would merely pause to say tra-las
la, and keep right on with its work.
The loss Of thirteen Congressman 10
the East, and q gain of nineteen to the
West by the recent census, shows where
the crowd is rushing, and in ten years
more the East will be taken under the
wing Of the West, aid the West will see
that no harm comes toit, We feel sorry
for the East. It has always done as well
as it knew how, and there has never
been time when it would not sell us
their goods and Yankee notions and take
our new wheat, ,.or loan money on farm
at ninety percent. Hits people generally
do notregard the West as anything but
bowling wilderness, where the In
dian and the wild bison roam at will,
instesd Of land possessing the refine
ments Of enlightened civilization, why
then it is their misfortune and not their
fault.
No enmity can ever come between the
two sections, for very many Of the
wealthy farmers Of the West, who own
broad and fertile acres, will never for
get that their early manhood was passed
amid the steep and rocky hillsides of
the East, where corn was planted with
a mallet and cold chisel, and, after be-
ing washed out by rams couple Of
times, grew and fourished to the height
of two and even three feet, with an ear
on almost every stalk. No one who is
worthy the name of man ever forgets
Bhe scenes Of his boyhood. But the cot
ton factories Of the East are passing to.
The South and Southwne4 -h4re they
AiT be- \ raw
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The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-07-23

$50 you may fancy what we thought
when man like Gentleman Bob came
among us, who was always quiet and
sober and orderly, and instead. Of brawl-;
ing and riotfng like the rest ofus, spent
all his spare time over dry scientific
books that we knew nothing about. and
read a chapter Of the Bible every morn
ing and evening. How we did laugh at
him, and make mock Of him, to ~ sure |!
But the provoking thing was that he
never seemed to mind it one bit, and he
was so good-natured, and SO ready to
do any one good turn when he could,
that it certainly ought to have made us
ashamed Of ourselves; but it didn't,
more's the pity. "A.
"But before long something did make.
us ashamed Of ourselves, and this was it.
Our colonel was in great hurry one
day to find out the Whereabouts Of a
village that wasn't marked on his map,
and none Of us could help him, when,
10 and behold forward stepped Gen
tleman Eob,' with a neat little map Of
his own drawing, and there was thevery
place, Just where it should be. The
colonel looked at it, and then at us, and
said, grimly, Its not often, gentlemen,
that the youngest officer Of regiment
is also the smartest; let this ke a lesson
to YOU NA
"You may be sure this Hp;;aof made
us none the more merciful H Talking
against poor Bob; and DIaps we
might have done something bre than
talk but for a thing that h ened one
wight at mess Our jut aptain, a
rough, bullying kind Of fellO was 60
ing to empty o glass Of wiRe| |oyer Bob's
Mead, when the ensign gtrasped his,
wrist, and overturned the wine, upon
him, instead, and the wrist wasly black
and hlnS srom that squeeze for 1aaEy 4
J day yy;sssk stsss .oos,'Y III, ~, ,ons Ss[
men Sbave fits of mad
ev s~' an oldw
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