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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-19
Retail Iron Market.

KNOXVILLE, Feb. Is, 1851.
TIRE IRoN-Two horse. per pound, 3
cents; One horse, per pound, 81 cents.
NAILs-Per keg rates $3.50: per pound,
Scents.
HORSE SHoEs-Per Reg, $500; turned
10c each.
Horse SHOE NAILs-Per pound, 2Oa25c.
HARROW TEETH-Per pound, 5a53 cents.
HoLLowARE-Per pound, &c.
GLAss-Common size. per box, So 75a
$4O0.
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1881.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

This periodical, by its able and scholarly discus
sions of the questions of the day as well as by its
illustrations-which are prepared by the best art
ists-has always exerted a most powerful and
beneficial influence upon the public mind.
The weight Of its influence will always be found
on the side of morality, enlightment, and refine
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POSte g6).
PRElNIEUMR =

New SUBSCRIBERS may have the numbers for
1880 and 1881 at the price of one years subscrip-
ton only.
To any subscriber new 0 Old, we will furnish
the periodicals for 1879 at half price.
All orders to be sent 10 the publ, alton Office
To secure premiums apply promptly.
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Live AaOCH Fl 8FEea.

Live N1OCA A8FEea.
CORRECTED DAILY.l
Reported for tho CHRONICLE by Lee 4
Caldwell, Butchers.
KNOXVILLE, Feb IS.
REVIEW.
Good cattle and hogs in demand at quo
tations. Sheep and calves dull.
BEEF CATTLE.
No. steer |, 600 lbs and upward, BIC; 800
to OO0 lbs steers and heifers, 24a3c; small
fat cattle AID fat smooth COWS, 2a3; COM
mon, Haze.
HOGS.
Gross 41a5c; net sc.
sEEEF AND CALVES.
Sheep nominal, at 2la3c; calves, ST.. 50a
500
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-19

FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
LUNGS AND PUI MONARY ORGANS, IT
WILL BE FOUND A MOST EXCELLENT
REMEDY.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-19

DR.. A. C. JOHNSON, of Mt.s Vernon, Ills.
writes of some wonderful cures of CONSUMP-
TIOv in his place by the use of ''ALLEN'S
LUNG BALSAM."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-19

DR. !. B. TURNER, Brownsville, Ala, prac-
ticing physician of twenty-five years, writes,
1T is the best preparation for Consumption in
the world"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-19

AS AN EXP" TORANT IT HAS NO EQUAL.
IT CONTAINS NO OPIUM IN ANY FORM.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-19

DR.. FLETCHER OfLeXingtOn, Missouri, says ::
81 recommend your 'BALSAM' i'll preference to
any other medicine for coughs and colds"
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FIVnTAM0US OPERAS

aHICMHAl $50 Opera by AMBROSE
iW!UlNUii. THOMAS. This very successful
opera first became known III Paris where 1t sl,.w-
" but surely worked its way to permanent dis
linctiOn. and has become one Of the standards.
IL is very full occupies 400 pages. and furnishes
to the purchaser quite 4 library of music OF high
order
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

HARPERS WEEKLY, One Year................S4 90
HARPER'S MAGAZINE, One Year .........-..4 90
HARPER'S Bazaar, Ont. Year ........-.......40 90
The THREE above publications, One Tear..".10 90
ANY TWO above named, One Year....-..........7 90
HARPER's YOUNG, PEOPLE, One Year ...1 so
Postage free to all subscribers in the United
States or Canada
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If the stomach liver and bowels re affected. to
adopt the sure NEEDY, HO>tette s Stomach Bit
tiers. Diseases of the or ans named bsgat others
far more setiOiS, nd a delay Is therefor hazard
Gus. Dysp. p ,ia. liver complaint chill and fevrr
early rheum ,Iic twtchngS, kidney VT akneSS.
bT ng serious bodily trouble if trifled with. Lose
medicine.
For sale by DRUGGISTS and Dealers generally
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GBt 9ailp CBronitle.
Rates Of Advertising.

Rates Of Advertising.
IL lines solid E0npareiI constitute one inch.
One inch each 90
~ Special rates on application for advertise
Eents by the year or month.
Local Notices Is cents per line each Insertion
City Notices o cents per line first insertion.
All advertisements due after first insertion.
Yearly advertisements payable quarterly. al
other advertisements payable on demand after nTRi
Insertion.
WEEKLY CHRONICLE.
One year. .-.-..........--...-...Sl 81
Clubs of Twenty, or over, per COPY. co
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WHAT THE D CTORS SAY!

ISAAC Il DORIAN, NJ D., of Logan Co, Ohio,
wri rs that ALIENS LUNG BALSAN gives
perfect satisfaction in every case within my
knowledge. Having confidence i'll it, freely
Us itiq my daily practice, and with unbounded
success
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-19
a discovery 10y Accident.

3 5isc0very by ACCIDENT.
which supplies want men Of eminent ability
have devoted years of 5 udy aud experiment to
T, Urinary Organs and Nervous System-amd
from the time Of its discovery has rapidly in
creased in favor, gaining the approval and conf
It it has become a fayorite with all classes and
wherever Introduced has superseded all other
treatments. In short, such is its intrinsic merit
and superiority, that it is nov the only recognized
rnll:LLLlA EnLl-lN
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-19

AHA (S2.) Grand Opera by VERDI. Com
run, posed in the first instance for the ruler
Of Egypt, and first given in that ancient kingdom,
strange life of old forgotten ages comes before us,
and is msde vivid by the thrilling music of one
of the most brilliant of composers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-19

The Leonard Sect. Publishing Co.,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-19

MEFiSTOFELF, Me6st By a is To- B2I true
iend. according to Goethe. whose poem is closely
followed throughout. daring composition,
mantle aud weird, and now widely given, ind
pronounced success
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-19

J.N. HARRIS. Proprietors,
CINCINNATI, o.
For sale by Sanford, Chamberlain & AlberS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-19

"A IlNi'ZA. whose Music y is most taking,
and who introduces u in Il free and easy and
numerous way, 10 Russians and TukS duTi & the
war. Very popular
s8~Any book mailed, pOSt-free, for retail
price.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-19

OLIVER DITsON & co., B0Stsgs
G. Fl. DITSON d CO.,
S43 Broadway, New York.
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WhOessle Grocery Market.
CORRECTED DAILY,1


KNOXVILLE Feb. 49,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-19

IS WILLIAM ST, NEW YORK
P. o. Box PIP. jan9 eod-3m.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-19

There is no country Or cline, be it
ever so high or healthy, but that we
my truly say:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-04
THE MUTUAL UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY

s oanized nnaer the laws Of the state of York and
constructed telegraph nae Of AZ wives from Boston.
Mass 10 Washington d. e.
has been built 50 the most substantial manner. and
c pole. - ,ucirat si1e 20 GARY thirty sia wires The
company has obtained excellent fanohises Or oonAs Nv
night way through Boston, Providence Hartford
Sci. YORK city. Philadelphia Baltimore sud Washington and
all The smaller cities and towns on the route
The COMPANY nov propose extend their lines from New
4ork and Boston Worcester. springfield. Albany vtA,
Syracuse Rochester Baaio Lire. Cleveland Toledo Detroit.
chicago Milwaukee - Paul. Minneapolis also 10 Kansas
Cttv Louis Indianapolis. Louisville Cincinnati Column
bus Wheeling Ptsbarg &C. intending " cover The punos-
pal ctcs u tho West intermediate stations iso
1859 from Boston 10 Portland and The Eastern one.
10 D, believed tlat tbe laes OF tai. company ~h-n com
rso viii include nnoieutns Of tAe probable 'egrA 10
business Of the country.
The company secured In afdnou o. The ordinary
tenn valuable Inventions tor he u0st efficient and
economical u - piant-thee Inventions covering no
whole h,i toirgraphy. such nc newly Oa' constructed
with reference 90 th- most improved methods ~ f,legaghy
and operated under tho improved systems iu ihr most
economical manner anl covering nuefrnths ~ thr business
oi te country. wt,a comparatively small csifn. I, -ue %
De- very profitable 20 Stockholders and ~ he Same in
great advantage merchants and Dus.ue men 10 a thc h DC
Ir cities
Tor me purosc ~ compiling these lines thcre w be- a.
.tcd s50oo0o ~ ou o thirty years. 90 pol cent ~
forest payable gold .rm annually boz Sew YORK, rrr'trrd
At the Central Trust company 81 Ne"iork
Purchasers Ole RED Sj0oO0po Oouds and i0oo"' par
value stock par for the stock or for each clsh
puithase o. $1,000 tlc purchaser Nl4 ireefHi
bonds li''o
stock PSF vsne l'pp
f. alourt br made pa aDle lir'd fcr con-
ui uot oy,r Do per cent viii De- called any month
sctpr,tci That tc entire system "II Do completed ana
gura. ug wlilu Twelve uontAs
Ihe Interest ,harges val De only foooJ0 annually when
M i.a,, sfo 40 flushed Tie Income fVm ile preeni mo
sta,n BOSTON, Sow York city aud Washington coo boz iis
a rsy That amount pay dividend oi per ceut upon he
ertrc authorized capital oi tiono9o0O ". r,faHe oaT
If To d ann Ia Tl Nfu
~csimafl lt me uet revenue. o. tbs en,ir' system
90 tl,.riph lur- Fh,n completed wl not he lss in1h
-OooOo aunuslly pay ihe interest on 10
bond. ud per cent dividends on Zoe whole capital ",@
oaIg 81 10000 VII De- allotted NevYork. Ihc balance
viii he taken a Boston and The West.
Aotm,ut- viii Pee made fam 1r ants ~ 10000 ma
gfi, and r-.llor v b. allotted pro tats Tor amounts
exceeding $1,000 on May 10.
. Dos ana, now OPENED az our orIco ad wall close %
Thursday. NAY 3, III p. m.
TuI particulars furnished upon application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-04

Is rs scarce and steadily held grades shove quotation
@S and as So Il ssyo 6re 2 hs What @
supply and rmiy heiS sses eeee esl & sS
Ss@sS 20 hitter IN sHifspe ior sRoise Winter Eaf'i
Choice @Ss! es1 76 "a MI steS q hdst fr q9 y 70
Nmhese,a Extra, q 4oess. OF ihs sales R,loo blas
f r extreme S @pcrsne common Pair Extra
a aon 70 ed' Extra western q Sos So Gcd 70 Fancy
d. 90. & s 1oes 40 900 a i7 s ' eamSS R1
S,1i7s = o ' t oa5 stS, 81 s i6 straight
g soSt fetep, 50 C9as ~ L9as ogln39 = F S
Patent Winter Wheat Lzifa s6 20a~s, closing dnli
mon 70 far FstrS q 7ss5 ao F5 to Good = 25sf6o
Good g. choice a. lhdf7 NY floth dmii atc.inne
s sS P sis4 S S 9rS cohN m a.
s cr' % Pa a IS 40 MAJ ast doar 81 os
= i2 nm Yeue. q i2at - wife 81 1891 20
Ga sFsse Tgrti.s PTu9es new DC, Dc, C1rraniS
e3Ss o'l"n, lselo'f a. az vsloo, rrSnSe 70
ai2Se.. French do, sso Naples do. l4ci nleris s'sa
G 1c3 isl.v ssea sae Rrash Nuts tc lemons
g. 1906 por hoy Cocoanuts S259ts7 for hsracoa Val
socis oInses Slsso I case sicily d9 +Ss2 ao IN ss s
GRAiS-WH EAI-MarEet ua., tiled and . shade lover.
iss gvS c.,rg S,e it tBe advance st fir export de-
mand uaniy for No Red and No White and wedeI.te
$4,000 bush cash including 800 bush ss'e spring ~ "a
cGicsr S'' 81 q. 2,ooo Jus. Ung5G winter Red
hush RG 81 si'e IS, SSi 2eis inslnd1r 5000
bush for this and next weeks delivery ~ 25'h
Missd %mter j 25sis s. $500 6ash C9g@dcd. Thi!e
81 OSoSl ooh: 500 bush 40. White 81 ~ idfl ~ "a;
1000 6nsb. steamer No. 1 White 81 22hasl 2Sh;
nearly al at 81 2@gesl 22N; 10. Red Nav 81 2s6@
as II do. July, 81 ls@4dsl 1914; closing 81 -. a.
ssi Dos. closing q 2osssi glj =, dGi June,
RYE shade ffTuer With moderate inquiry sales 5000
bush state to arrive 81 ~ 5000 bush Jcry ~ 10 on
track. . BAIliElduil heavy quoted 80 Canada, N3G
asc; No. l. Do iasl % No canada Bngn. q osd
81 10 Ungraded Causda.Oc al ~. BARLEY MALT
Quiet and nominal corn Market unsettled, future
steady lots he lower; HIGHT export and home trade
demand business speculative account eaca llho1
bush future 9s 90 bush cash including vngrdrd WcsteI
3. .. steamer
Missed. S9a5s7c steamer White Rci Whit Southern,
GOdGhc for Good Posted No. g @0 bic No =
May d367ee- closing 56'sc; do June ac closng 25@
81 ~. do. July. b5Qn55fc cl0sing - tc.-.. OATS
Market opened shade CLOSES. with strengthi
sales, 2Ol.O0O bush including No 81 4oAc NO = fH
4Glf. l. l6 c: No White. f9tc-; No 2. &C. No
l. 64c; Mixed Western. 4Sd47 &c White dor 4'e52tci
White state 5fc intending 10000 bush No 2 Nay
46d4Glio. 10000 bush do June toa4eso@ l0On bush.
July sdfG FEED moderately actiVe atNtt shy
prices 40 10, 759s2R GD h. eOci 100 h. sldsl 10 Rye
iced, Al.
III
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NKw-YORK Tuesday, May 3, 1881.
AsHEs-steady and in fsir IODbing request pots ga
BEEswXx~Firm 81 25025iSc for Western and Southern
BRooMCoRN-Dun and unchanged Brush and shor,
Broom. s9eSc.; Hurl 696bo.; Medium S2G61ci Red ana
BTiLbiNG MATERIALs-In Brick fair business is
9 some ssi steady LqEeer qas, and npeh.9gfe We
gSse sSss and fsis 3 y o ~ ~ s1
iiDs-Boctiaad Common. 81; Finishins. 81 p state
sp% SSsre sS Osns 5e fns do 81
So s"S s1 far SPSsSe .' S T h Pna
N7dsie per H. for West India - sshlpPingo BoaIts,
1870 SsI7 Be- for da Vide and Seand Yellow Pine
ss + o SS Bss & % and fST S
ss5 ss57 cArgces a. sonih 5asl9 per NJ s,dwoods
WSns s7IdSs5 per ~. Ash, sS5 1886 dol oak. $500
Co. do calls $50 DO Cherry, slSssa7 do; White
wood and inch s2sas27 SO and DO inch s3safS SIS
od nearby stock Nails steady al So 10 per kes 10 to
ssSASpLss sysr ,9sg,s2S DO Patent }s
coHi-ouist and without new features The supply Is
gaisr Lump IS % as 50 Steamboat So 90 Crate e 90
Egg e. O. stove - Chestnut s. 80 from NE compute
sAoeEs ssineh with head, esas $, sugM shcots with
ssosE. q sessS 90 Pipe shocks "a $685. LH1y Hogs
sstes9e do. net, Ordinary 20 Prime Green sSsass0
lsIs fsc do & a sa do cd and t5d aas Inch
~ holI h9Pe fsrns sS 90 So no. u s, yam
isci sissi Il I'D Hay and le Rope ile DO a inc
tia ii do and thc- lLaSis tboI lSc. Iard slns
IAih Yarn. l0yc
CoFPEls-Ri0 duh and nominal Ordinary 70 Prime
Ss 60 w. uchdne Fair ~ IL ~. 1000 bags kold
The 6asis OF II No or Fair cargoes Mid Grades
fuei nOminAy unchanged Java IA dzOc Maracsibo, 10
Piss; sayaaiA l09lSc Costa Rioa, l2al4ss Lagusyra
Dti4c election Of officers for the NewNOTk Board Of
Ce8e Rrokors recently Organized the following ticket
sleetd President John r. Scott yoepresdent, VIII
sa Msekey treasurer George O. NeVers recording sec
ftiay, James II. Briggs
c01TON-Spot Cotton quiet lsc lower sales Bb6 bales
tl0 last eyeng including $50 Tor export and Z70 for spin
nne Delivered contract 800 bales Receipts at the pyrts
soay 1886 bes e573 day last and 463
iast September bales against 7
Curing be SAME fefsoa laaf g4asOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-04

rrrFnroot. Nay G-P0rk-Fumo Mess -a'soih, h...,}
t -S Wcstern steady 90. Bacon Cum 1c' .aha Ut
>. ir ~ al Short flh steady 90 a. Long tic@L
t.-dr a s8ad. short Cess nfner A. 81. Hams long
~ Sru Z, lif ghouIdrrs DUN 40 so. Beet lndla Mos
ny ~. 49,, 49, arnor 90 1886. Prime Meas steady
nj 40. Iard-rrtme " os.ori- dMl ae a,,-' -
teafy At a3 t6,in-riue steay a. el Common o+,i
~ Gbersl-A rr~rican Choice lrlncr
on steady a s3. Florr-EItrs state GU ~ "a ssii
no J. White dui ~ Js fI q Cd, Sow south.
80, winter stea,y ~ s7d Cnln-Ml8el. o dun ~ e ~.
~ Fr'f III EeL-s fofnuaeed OILY elbow Aucfo AZ
du a g7. Hosin-Comm0n, - iohaot@ Suo'49 - ~''"
errits rurilentine a. London du AZ ~ ~ .-,.. f. =
1t,esr-'f 40 $50 p m.- Bresdstufa-Ihefe u q
sraii business at lower pIfces loru 5a pei ' %
beat eiui ~ ga fer GENITAL Tor AVrrsge eiilon N
05d a8IOd- for California 1luD 80 @ai'e A'4 i-@- "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-04

mo JAvrro. May 2-C0fco-U0od FITsts 49, a., ly
- IL ttio ATerarr daliy rccclpta 5000 LsGs snip
nsnts Of he week-ro TIE Channel ad Notth o ~ u.i
a. OO b,rs t me United statea @oOlo bags ~ INC
,.,.neo1 III 600 baea % tho wees -f9t te
and Norlh of EUROPE, 200 Dafst it ~ @ ,cE
n OnO bafs COX the Mo,lteIranean- L+y3V "eb@ NT
giSOOO bars Exchange 0n Aonduh ~ .oo rts
vrOa. ndreHu titii 'A'.'1 ~
uer lO ki'oa Average daily ruee.Qa tiuu O-tA 40
~ ~ $50 m IN countries 2l.UO0 Dagas o. tuYr leV'
- ssis f tbe veEOg al countries, sAOV0 bes sb'sAs
lAAgyQ kaEA
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HATCH e. PETERS.
BANKERS,
25 Pine-st.. New-York,

5uv and sell Government Bonds and all securities
dealt In at the New-YCrk Stock Exchange either Tor
cash or on margin allow interest on deposits, and
transact general banking ana brokerage business
Special attention given 10 the purchase and sale
Of the several classes of stock and bonds Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company. Deferred
interest coupons and fractional stock and bond
srrip OF this company bought at best rates. Pam
phlets with full particulars furnished upon appliea
hcn. WILLIAM b. HATCH.
J. HUaE PETERS
Member New-York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-04

Txporis-Bcans 497 pigs. Pess 6es5 bush The lobbng
and export trade have ictn very Nq during TIE week Hna
the naset r. dun for az tiuds q beans Price, 90 TOO g
EXPORT movement Jahbes bought pretty freely "
Mcdnm ard Marrows Whr prices adVanting and they
noad before saAng further pnrctases hoping IN
mraH time that Vf decline - bet When they Ct
ready 10 clock ~ they IAN buy hcsper Most reeit. arg
asking - ~ Tor both Marrow anil Mediums h1f no present W
10 sen ems quantity ~ 81 ~ Ihr future depends
entirely up0n the quantity ~ Beans n the country irn Kid
have quiet sUce f bet export orioff were
filled. White kidney end Pea reans me light supply but
the uquY small enc end prices are hef nnuut sifnfY i
Beans qusi snd unchanged Grsn rcas sos ft request 1t
81 $50 auada ltfs in bond ofcr n arrive 20 SOC
snnllrfn nllnk owe finn and h.Lnr. .unlal-nnll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-04

DENVER bhANfE ltAtiWAl CONTAIN Z
q WiLlaN'sf- NEw-l DEK Clr1. NAY ?. ISL. y
THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAIL,
WAY COMPANY. Boo "r'er 90 c"mpie." t. ~ 'ih So
Vim ,'i ua ,r., IA, grq2cu,a 70 Ae%rao,,llI
re- extension iralaea. y ,c9usariata sl accarii9s
oa-r 10 ' ier. OF the Denver sad hio GrlnAe Rail
e .a,rihei vii receive fof each 81 900 cash. paid go n
"o 10 lhs ti-i A,li ~" A PER , fs1s r,., i be-
ed o. an extent nut exceeding sl''oO a'"'6e pI 4o
slooin tho clri'al stock ~ sai' Company.
The a.' i.,almen equal t' ~ Frtcht on We 'n9..i
,e,t , ,sr er,snier in in.ts m,nis 81 - per crut
,srh % than rn DAYS CALI not l's than sixty Gag
When t6e s'5oud asna.at called and paid. On bonds
@r snd ss es,h subsequent nstiucnt is called and Paid
bouas aud stock pertaining 10 thc ucA Ptt's i' i
snd ad iri. au stock pertaining 90 te Last IT," 3D.
cfaai in psy,aeai any n.alm'nf w az ne g'ion q
tani. AID . have noi analy been Delivered AID % al.
MI tS,r of a. nysT and Rio Graree Railway Com
raaf viii ha,. the Iirsi 90 .1hsrbc at ic i or l r
III ,rl asfn. , Inc nos. ~ ne Denver and lao eranae
lai.wat orpt} 80 th ''-r "i ,' m . ,fr -.i nav
he iu ~ Nay. he remainder may thereafter Doe ''A'f
-ab.er,a. v1 b. r"crei Or he o'se, 81 o- W ., 80
,rlti,v " WI FNINEE. President
V,ugr SrAr.- ERrsr-, Cogr,yr,
NNh- Okla. ANili t.' i',,
rI'UE transfer books of this company VIII be
4 closed May sat p. m. and uopsuc Asy D., l'-l.
I,r1.xA. Blooxs.ros Axr Wrsrrgy HALLWAY co.,
ll5 nElhnhAt. .. (
TTO the STOCKHOLDERS and INCOME
| EONpUOIpFE- Of ne lNpIANA, hLoVNlN"i"N
ASH. WESTERN itAIIMANtr .---.-..-... .
ore /. DO riv Given thc consolidated company u
, ready 90 i.t. 1lp hdrf OF 'a'h share by 1000
,,. rnrrlnvs sfock fu ,uufi~ iH receive gu tr -u
render ~ h crfHctc $40 shares " slu1 each oi t' -A
The company. t.tt...
a. ,tue nf m arrangement effected with The @ioc t"ntl9
az th- infc Ohu In.iiana aua Pacific laNay !o u. l
sv oeer. m b. Aud lariuiIug juno go. lr7l, "a ir .
~ thr ola Tucuur Houds me option t0 CONVEX, ~ ,
into The stock company at Tho same Iat w.. n
a, tso shnrr- 500 oich u stock Will De give" '" ~
au snd ,fer iut l. i-~i. FOR limited time me income
Bnnis which shall have been converted lu9 -ith w.
dollar Tor dollar D. "a ~. ''iit-''. '-' " 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-04
rrpoprAY FINANCIAL MARKETS..

,oxrox MAY S-IQ.30 D. m.U. $. bonds, four pef cents
,,as ioor and half per cents ~ new nNes lut AZ
49, and reat rrs mortgage trustees ceItlnct
s sa A. second 80 New Jersey Central oonsos llsP
~ 20 Sev York Central l5l IA Illinois Central, lil
fsansssans Centrs, 72is Reading 4I'G; Ne"-hork oh-
ts-io and Western SO =
onpcs U 4 bonds four per cent? 49, four ana nail
p 1870 y new nve iOl NeWJersey Central cons Is
pa she second oonsos l0St New York Central l2l 2
Asssa,s< g0i, Illinois Central, 14l Pennsylvania Cen
ri 72 Pars ady1ces quote three per cent renes 81 o.
irsnes St centinles for the account - H. A..
AfoSp0S Msy3-42O p. nThe amount 81 bullion gone mo
~ Tank Of England on balance today ~ AD4uuo.
ptsfs MAY 8-Exchnnge London. % francs 70 cen
titaef fcxc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-04

Rcceufa for tho week pkgs LIST week 1927 pkra
corresponding vesk la. year. - sa ptr Exports Tor ic
week. 1850 lkFz go Great iiiar, end psfa T. zoe OF
tinent pf Ol0uuargarro she Tho receipts ~ 'rtiny
md state Dairy Butter have been more moderate ne
past few days and dealers report rather srndrr market
those grades Prices have got down 40 low that me f
sell and willie receivers not opposed to crowd hfr fA
the marke on sellers aud There g. un acCunnN
ton IN Western Butter tho situation r. little different
Dary. - thc latter will stand MP hetrr without nc
81 See. strictly Pine creamery from al lncanifs
sold today 23c Hines ~ state Dairy a. 2lc WIN
selections dc md occasionally 22c for fsucy
County Dairy lots Of Dairy Butter which are
Just n good Cream lnd some buyers VIII pay nearly -
much ior Them fn CT Iufrv. welsh Tubs were mhll
Fod nt zoe Chn western Imitation creamery a la
20c and nue fresh Factory a lGa7c There l. 10 me GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-04

tii.ci Coed Ordinary ~ MddIR .......-.... 9n,s
tuiares moderately active closing steady tinE de.
es early month"; and slight advance for the later
delyeres sales l03,70O bales Prices paid May lO3@d
lNtlr June. lO.406l0l7e.; July lO4sel156e; August
{ekhi0G4c September, lc.5OGlOSc.: october, $3.50
to1c November e87 995c December, sS7a99SC; Janu.
VI ae74i0c February lO09al no. Prices TOT Rings and
saFDs-Nay 1896 June, l0.43i July, 1898 August
sNaSi september l03G. October 1907 November S93
ptesfabeT SB2s JaGnsry HOOP February 101f March.
Closing price, Tor conractsMay, lOt00Io4l; June,
w%sklgsr JAY 1886 August 1908; September, 1887
flos Cetobef 1905 d10.5 N0veinbf sY4 U3sS; Decent
III Rtt4eSS; January. l002dl09S. Transferable orders,
iscoRY German, ~ 95s.c; Choice English. 7ss87 &c
,fv.vA~Qniet 0rfns 0Dnyaqun l2dl3Sci Caracas lSe
- = alnpaiDo. - d4Ici ST. Domingo sdec
f,rnS9ss 6eTrade sn generally slow; Cobalt l7lsc for
Eissses Ereot 5564oe.; 0xale Acid 9G9he-; Alcohol
~ htanel oMnpbar IS 40 &c in bbls; Cuteh, 5tdssc
yem u iokDng Ioss s. 10; Powdered do, 81 60 Nor
s ~ IS for DOInestis aud 81 10 ief Foreign
49, 12.nine - 80 for American 50 4O4S2 90 for French
k1 0tZ - for German Soda Ash, 81 60G$l 90 Sal
Il, ~ w pa@l o9e Causfic soda 81 SOdE3 70 Bleach
r-ss ~ lt@yl 20; 81 Carr soda, - S72 OIL Pep
49, = VA ~ tys2 80 do 30 glass - iO on Lemon,
&l "a ~ 20 Wliefgreen. o. 254sz 30; do s1ssaras
NJ, ~ tf demand for No q OF which COO
SOLO ~ SI0$S No. Masaac husctis Shore quoted
II 30 40, ~ 1905 Cod quiet and nearly n0ui.
{zf.s ~ 70 ors4d Bank 81 hos Herring IN fair
Ia a1 yoxcs sold a. lsu2Dc. Tor Scaled and Ice for
y Tier ing DAN pfioea
AAD k~AsTket DUH grades under