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NO. 52-sorARE.

I. One who acts with levity 2. A line used IN
mast making. g. Staked 4. Figures Of speech
5. Race. o. Action. (Dunglison.l z, To crack when
red-hot.
IT. HISKER, Bangor, Pa.
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NO. 49-ANAGRAsf.

NO. 49-ANAGRAsT.
Hang out our banner on the outward WALL
Shakspere.
For every vetran's honest right
We need q flag % lead the Eight;
Then, rally with a shout
Around the WHOLE, as Of one mind,
For In II we will surely find
THE BANNER NAIL TT OUT
-NYAs, Washington, ID. O.
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AaihfA n AsANh1Ai VIZ EhN l-lACH W. uluNiAt
New York; Mary n. Brown, Rhode Island
Blanca l.. Muller, Tennessee; Appointive
Committee, Emma Stark Hamilton, Michigan.
ooSvENTIoN MOTIFS.
The Committee on Credentials reported Az
members Of Convention entitled 10 vote, Of
which az were present.
The Michigan women have done themselves
proud, and all their arrangements were COM
pote for the pleasure aud comfort OF guests.
The great carriage drive rendered the W re.
was grand event Of the week. with 81 private
carriages in line, donated by the patriotic cid-
zcus Of Detroit.
The Ohio delegates badge was a cut Of the
Ohio Soldiers aud Sailors Orphans Home,
Kenia o.; present IIoadq quarters Woman's Re-
lief Corps, Department Of Ohio, Mary A. Nc
Quston, Department President. The Home
has 81 cottages and the finest industrial de-
partmeut Of tho schools in the United States.
Trades are taught tho boys aud the girls are
instructed in practical cookery aud dressInak-
ing. Past National Senior Vice President Cora
Day Young is Chief and was a men,
Der Of the Ohio delegation.
The fine portrait Of National President Mary
Sears Mcllenry, painted in India ink for the
Mciicnry Room OF the National W.RC Home,
Madison, o., was on exhibition at W.R.C Head
quarters.
NJ. Estells Mcmillan, National President Of
in attendance upon the Encampment, accom-
panied by numerous delegates 10 the second
National Encampment Daughters of Veterans,
held last week No Massillon, o. This organ ia
ti0n, now two years old, increased its member
ship tonioid last year, rising from 100 % 1000
The Camp Division has Headquarters at San
| jose Cal, and this Is also growing in men,
bershp. The Daughters OF Veterans arc sta
toned al Room L. Cass School.
Wells Post Band, Columbus, o., honored tho
| Relief Corps Convention with a serenade at the
noon hour Wednesday.
The Convention Hall was decorated In the
most elegant and artistic manner. Around the
/ gallery bangs doep-red velvet, heavily en-
brOiderod with gold stars and designs Of fow-
ers and edged with deep gold fringe Back Of
/ the stage were golden-ooloIed curtains Of bro
cade, gracefully Topped, while over these trailed
similar iestoons. A handsome Welcome in
pink immortelles, with framing of smilax. for a
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Hoods Sarsaparilla Is an honest and reliable
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ManhoOd Restored.

Small. weak organs enlarged. Emissions, ImpOtenCY,
VarCOCee and all effects of Youthful Errors Ex-
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FREE 10 an sufferers recipe that cured Of thess
troubles. Address with stamp,
j. A. RRADLEY Grocer Battle Creek. Mich.
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ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN NO. 3.

A dilgent careful puzzier T. continually increas-
Ing his vocabulary. Days Puzzedom-
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tuoUgT or HAND.
Total on hand.

The officers chosen were Pres, Sue a. san
dcrs, Illinois; s. N-P., Margaret 7. Wckons,
Kansas; J. YP., Mary Lyle Reynolds, Ken
lucky; Treas. Armilla A. Cheney, Michigan
Chap, Clara Barton, Washington, ID. q. EK-
ecutiye Board, Lydia q. Hopkins Michigan;
Eliza A. Cawken, Oregon; Ellen NJ. Putnam,
New York; Mary n. Brown, Rhode Island
Blanca l.. Muller, Tennessee; Appointiye
Committee, Emna Stark Hamilton, Michigan.
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SOLVERS.
PRIZE WI,
NEW PUZZLEs.-NO. 7.

l. Byzantine, Binghamton, n. Y. 2. 10 Mullins
Miami, Mo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


The transactions in wheat options yesterday In
dcated that the struggle between the speculative
elements was not ended More than 100000 bushels
changed hands and the bull sentiment was dominant
Tho campaign Of the bulls supported by higher
cables with the foreign houses buyers Of August
and December. There reaction due TO re
brilliant reports OF crop prospects helped the selling
disposition. The shorts squeezed in me later
transactions and their purchases were stimulated by
ram9rs OF export engagements on large scale: May
ana ended at the opening figure. July opened up az
81 90 Ii, to 81 90 010, yielded TO 81 90 1916
and then rallied TO ~ 90 IL. The net changes were
higher, with a record OF $4,000 bushels taken for
export to arrive on the opening Of navigation
Corn was Influenced much in the way that wheat
markets and this factor, coupled with light receipts,
caused q rise early Of 1904 cent. break OF
cent was due To the selling at the West. but better
cables late caused an Improvement The net result
was trivial changes Spot opened firm but closed
weaker and only 10000 bushels taken for export
oats were Irregular but the final changes were
unmpOrtant
Lard was neglected, tho options ending nomnally
of ga II points.
The final quotations were as follows:
Wheat-April, 81 II 1-2; May. 81 10 1-2; June,
cember, 81 OG 3-S
COln-Aprll, 70 L.; May, II "a; June, 70 Ia;
6at:-AprIl, 50 "a; May, SO "a; June, so "a;
2ard~April, s. 10 May, 81 Il; July, 81 IS August,
81 AZ; September, 81 50.
The receipts OF grain and -four reported yesterday
at New York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
as follows: Wheat, "a 223 bushels corn, 159, 400
bushels; oats 1Oj,J57 bushels; total grain 320,6lO
Bushels; flour, 4l405 packages. AT Chicago, MI.
bushels; corn, IA III bushels oats, 1914 bushels
total grain 3o9,232 bushels; flour, 25,564 barrels
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 81 (special)-Th opening figures here
the best Of the day. The full enthusiasm was
somewhat dampencd By reports of financial I'M
easness in London and Paris. Nevertheless, prices
showed an advance at the close Monday. May
wheat opened at 81 % L., sold between 81 o. So
and 81 Oh 5-S and closed at 81 Oh rs. 1t looked
to-day If there was some selling of wheat BY
Ream, and the most influential local professionals stu
continue bearIsh. large corn movement with fair
weather is generally expected that the more distant
futures weakening under rather general selling
May opened at go, sold at 81 3-s, and closed at
% IA. No. yellow kept all day over the May
price. Oats steady within narrow range.
May opened at 81 IL and closed there. There were
much smaller hog receipts to-day than even pro
vision bulls expected yet prices did not hold. The
market continues exceedingly nervous. but the di-
rectiOn down. July pork opened at $l3 40, sold
between Sl3 80 and S13, and closed at S13 OF.
July lard opened at - 81, sold to 81 II and closed at
81 TO- July ribs opened at $6 so. sold to SO 81 and
closed at SO 40 Provision stocks tomorrow night
will show the largest figures yet probably 100000
pork, 100000 lard and 100000,000 ribs. Puts on
Nav wheat 81 OF calls 81 06 5-S putS on May corn
81 Ia calls 81 3S.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The visible supply of refined petroleum at the
seven principal European ports on March Ii was
$4,000 barrels an increase over the same date
year ago Of $4,000 barrels. The amount taken for
consumption from the same ports from July l. 1870,
30 the same date was 3,S36.0OO barrels an increase
Of only 1000 barrels from the corresponding period o,
year ago. There were no advfces OF sensatlonal
wells from the oil regions and the crude speculation
was interesting simply because II gave signs OF a
possible revival Of interest. AT the stock Exchange
which almost wholly neglected the article last week
there were sales OF 5000 barrels at 70 cents. a
remarkable increase in activity recorded az the
Consolidated Exchange, where the TRANSACTIONS ran
up 70 27s 900 barrels Tlere were switching trans
actions IN options to the amount Of $4,000 barrels
at narrow changes in prices. Tho regular dealings
showed fuctuation Of ~ 7.e972 80 back 70
~ 7-S cents. The whole conduct OF the market
was OF character to discourage new ventures.
Refined oil in better demand with prices
unchanged at 7.2O cents in barrels and $50
10 80 francs; Bremen, G,23 marhs; London, "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-01
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-DY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. March 3f.-Catle-Receipts last ~ hours 400
head total for thus far $3.50 head az s9no time
last week 500 head consigned through. 10 mead 10
New.York $50 head; on sale, 20 head steady and hrm
for fat closed firm for good with about all offerings sold
to.e Tor week thus far l16O0 head for same time last
week o. 400 head consigned through, coo head or sale
400 head; opened steady wool stock; clipped dull
closed steady for wool slow and dull for clipped fair
for best SIS 50dse 70 for fair lambs clipped s5 5oas9
hours I'd head total week thus far, $4,000 head
for same time last week % $50 head consigned through
300 head. "a New.York p 400 head sale, $50
head opened strong and higher; closed strong all sold
heavy IS 15ds6 % pigs, 81 5Odsi 9o roughs - 25d
"a So - ,,,, ...
Cattle~Keceipts, 5000 head, shipments; 1000 head
slow steers tpp Tses 90 ~ Sthers " 20
is 600 head shipments, 10 900 head market fairly active
steady: rough and common, - 5OqSf 30 GOOD mixed,
Sc 76ds 90 prime heavy and butchers sights 81 95a
IS Is ight 81 6od4 So P SOSv he1 pa
tivis a. 50Is5 IS: Westerns. IS 3oa$o 70; Mexcans,
s4 so lambs SIS 50dSO To-
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, March 81, as m-Beef In good demand l
extra India meas hLn a. 90 go Prime l ITsss 'i In
dcnand. Bacon In fair demand CumbGrlaad csi eoout
- u 30 n strong 81; short ribs about - NJ stfong
at 32 Cd long clear niddles, about - W s,r~,e az
long and clear middlcs about 50 H. str1ig AZ
a. cd ShouIIcrs-Ab0ut II Is H. firm 2Gs. Cheese
In f1r demand American finest white and colored strong
at 57s Tallow IN poor demand spirit, Of turpentme IL
poor demand; nrm az 20s sd. R0sin in poor grMlhd
Lsrd-spot and future. 10 poor demand prime Nav s1
1 I2"e d TpS At ~, 3D. Wheat in good demand.
Flour in fair demand; ST. Louis fancy white nfH a.
10, Cd. CornSTot in fair demand futures IN s9od az a.
Nav and June strong az G, I'D. Hops az Londoi-
Paelac Coast in poor demand Receipts CT wheat for the
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Glnnrrial elections.


THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY CO.,
TREASURER'S OFFICE. GRAND CENTRAL. DEPOT,
New-YorS, March So 1901.
rTNHE TRANSFER BOOKS of this company will
Il be closed a. TWELVE O'Clock noon. on SATURDAY,
the 4th day OF April next preparatory 70 the annual
election for Directors TO be held the 9th day OF May
next and will be reopened the morning OF FRIDAY,
'A' o'- N'' Vt T. D. WORCESTER. Treasurer.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

Boston. March 91-Flour quiet but steady; Corn
quiet; steamer yellow. SIC oats quiet No. whbe Gte.
easy Cheese unchanged. Eggs quiet fresh laid &c o
Receipts-FOur g. 500 bbs and 1000 sacks corn, 32OOO
bush oats, 1000 bush; shorts, % tons.
Buffalo. N. " March 81.-wheat-No ] hard quiet .
sold for 81 % I'm store; track sold for 81 -
c. and T., 81 12L asked ears No: Northern sold
G. T. and r. si OF asked; NO. Northern, c. I. and f..
81 OO5, winter wheat in good demand; cars No red
sold Tor ~ 90. Corn quiet weak and lover; cars no
yellow sold for 7GAd76ac No 3 yellow sold for
500 5Ghc 10 cars No. and No. sold for 75sfa7Ge
closing at inside prices Oats quiet and easier cars
No white sold for SOC do sold for 502c car
No, white sold ior Csc ears No miXGd
No Western sold for 75c NO Canada, 95ci No 9oc
10. 3, 7CG7G; Michigan. 70as2 Rye duh No. 2 a.
05c. tack. Flour firm; spring. s. 75ds5 so; winter
DO spring s2SaS2s 80 RecGptsCcWSheat e ooo
10, 500 bushels corn, 10000 oats, 5000.
Chicago March 3lThe leading futures ranged as fol-
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pICHARp H. CLARKE, flainun's Attorney, 40 and
W ~ climbers Street, NeN.l0tk City.
no TuE CREDITORS Of any) of CHARLES

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE KE'y,YoRKo , TI;i y;
"A uNE WILL 5 1E EkESaIVED AT rTE
ITO broadway, corner 90th.st.. until p N. 2'p Wfst
ave- corner Fogrteenthst 200 1hta.aye coEr rory os
snycnh.st: LOG Ihird-avc.,. scnr SiNtA- htst 10
ifstsve 100 West FCfy.seoOnlst., Io92 Co.uablsaN,
ITO Nnthavc., cor 7ad.Jt; 90 Liherty,f ~ ANeug
one.hundr and twenty hftli-st ~ % D. H. fHd az
West hfh'st' IL 'esa"E 'ui's
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Dipi6eno Notifies
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
DIVIDEND NO. 10.
NEW. YORK. March 10. 1891.


THE MISSOURI HIytb GAcIFI &c GALWAY a co.
A QUARTERLY DiViDEND Of one PER
Psl lss c' SsaD Stock Sa
day the 1a aa{ books Of AP Is closed on Wednesday the
25t day q March, ss at ocioe f @ NJ reoPened
on Thursday the 10th day Of April 1891. at 10 O'Clock
A. H. CALET. Treasurer
A LII COUPONS DUE 1ST PROV, AND THE
RRiReSs1S' q SS1S u ss5sd
s paid and SEn aS "%'g
CLARK 20" NO l"' SII'n a. a' v POST Treasuicr
NETWORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE BANK,
CAA IIT1 L, q l5 S0C, 200
NEWcY0RK, March 81, 1891.
A 7 A MEETING OF the Board Of Directors
"A held this day SsG Lana dividend Of Three per
Transfer books viii be SlTsd nom the Th f e lo'n
April inclusive "ii'i'i AN ~ 'i'i''' Cashier.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY Of the
~ F fS ESsn a%S Sss % 0R City
cent Bonds dge April pr and after n
'n"' u"'e BEVERLY CHEW. Secretary.
OFFICE OF ALABAMA AND YICKSBURG
W RAILWAY COMPANY, Cincinnati, March 90 lS9l
maturing April 1891 on such OF the s
S0q hay bsee e and ped under
oSganizatSn agreement January 81 1880 viii be paid
&C Sen sRf a TaS!s Conn Company S
II.
OFFICE OF ALABAMA AMI, XICKtSsBaU,RIaG3
" RAILWAY COMPANY, Cincinnati. March 20 ls9l
The coupons maturing April l. 1871 on the COnsolI9atd
First Mortgage Bonds and the Second Mortgage Bonds
Of the Alabama and Vcksburg Hallway S selRst
will be paid and alter April l. 1881 on presehtat0
York CITY H. ii. TATEM, Treasurer.
or. LOUIS, JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO
- r. r. First Mortgage Bonds Mississippi River Bridge
Tr;f Il. ssSye viii h0qa paid o U and
''''' VI JOHN, Patton & Gov
OFFICE OF -. ~
THE WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE RY' co.
40 WAII!-STt N. \.
THE COUPONS of the First Mortgage Bonds
i Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Co, due April
will be paid and after that date at the Central trust
NOi"p'"' Vi JAMES NJ. HAM. Secretary.
T He COUPONS due April l, 1891 from the
Il Fort Smith, Arkansas Water Company Bonds Will
De paul ~ our O"'0e ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY.
HOLLAND TRUST COMPANY,
7 WALL-ST., n. Y. -
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS are payable
L at the Office Of the Holland Trust Company Wall
st on and after April 1. 1891 -. . -.o,,-,-r, ~
THE RICHMOND Is. ~ LIGHT HEAT & POWER CO.
SOUTH YUBA WATER co.
GEO. w. VAN SICLEN, Secretary
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Cost anu 1onno

4 OST or STOLEN.--Bankbook Issued by the Scomen =
- Benk for Savings, New-YOrk TO the subscriber. II
the information concerning IL Is not sent to the
Bank within 30 days from this date VIII apply 10 the
Rank for its cancellation. WIN. IL. FLEMING.
New-Yors March 81. 1891.
4 OST-Bank.book No 1919 Dry Dock Savings
L. Bank. Any person having claims upon said book Is
called upon 70 present the 20 the bank within thirty
days or the said VIII be declared cancelled and eN
tingushed, and new one Issued In lieu thereof
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last week from Atlantic ports $500 quarters; from Pa
cihc ports, 1000 quarters; from other 900c
qusrters Receipts Of American corn for the last ek
a0 200 quarters.
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Eeaal Notices

q IGHTY-THlRD STREET AND TENTH
County Of ry W. Others
In Of judgment foreclosure and sale made
and entered he above emitted aeSn ana pean 4aps
said NAMED oG T he f at S T9 @ e iac
% SSs So To- a. I'd APRIL rs
I'll that d az by r hSs''0 td Ha Wien nc
SSeendapt Noye@ber 1881 a0dff a ana u the
said gn ssa n asa o GSTe 81 aDd
lying nS ana S 6RG and the ok fG a a Sf B
G5%sq s s o N t 2e d Gs'
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three inches S G ess ;st s Seventy et G
and inches 60 f. 90 inches d5 e1es s 4oa anG
Nardly again Par1e wien nef n6nra stadly eighty
so feet to the eatcry Of Tenth Avenue and thence
aGaSsF sT{enySo S feet to place of be-
Dated March SUM- RICHARD M. HENRY,
PHILLIPS AY Ha9ar A NsRyor s c Plaintiffs i''
GIXTY-SEVENTH AND SlXTY-EIGHTH
y STREETs- York supreme Court CITY and County I6
Of Emig2nt industrial Saings SSns
eo Of IN e abo OF nd aeon u dated
r 1ee ee in sad judgment named viii sell at public aGo
ss 5aT RI 4f cy S y s osoSR
NoeG by william kennedy eGco9ser TIE lands and
described o in d o gece or as pdpee land
known and on ceItaa nap snt9GG MAP
he estate Of sarah Talman deceased as surveyed ana
d out into lots FO IN Es l Oss By By he h "
Sy and County Of NewYOrk by the numbers gio one
S15d EShd Sqd t sSS SnS 4915S
three SS ssy Sas a one e IuSdF and
o one hGSdrcd and xynine which taken together are
S SSHadS cd s &c s ssiilaa
four hgRdT eSn Sao Of syeghth Street ne Tenth
Avenue thence running s4ut ta np sfs 10 "t StTvenh
sTe thence westerly along sixyseventh street one
TsnSe two hundred feet e6 e Sytyghh Sfet
and eastey along along 81 SscnRng "'fVe' one
sO ali that certain piece or Parcel Of land known
and dstasSh be on fsF q Belonging
q sarah r9 daG f SsSsab ap GTsn
99t ' s2ryeyors fled TIE office Of The REGISTER e tho
City and a CSu sSy Of boGnGd described follows
s sssRniGaf 81 o 0Se hSHdsd Es4ySs se
from The northeaserly corner OF sM'seVenh Street ana
the E lss Eleventh Anq HieHuc one h2dd Inches
thence c casttSy ana 9a HS Streets fee
sou parallel wh S sye9ge s Sn
tSenee westerly along s1tyssyeqh Street twenty-five
feet b, e ne S eSqt o 81 p asle
,,cuApn II. CLAIRE Plaintiff. Xtiofhey, 20 and
" 81 Chambers Street NeM.1ork City. .
mo THE CREDITORS Gf any of CHARLES
F. coNEY late Of f section 40 VI eG7 ca a. d:
"a R r. aas '4 on By ha The 6R GsP q
GSrch 1851 notice hereby given that Georgana $
Y,dov, of Charles f. Conkcv Troy y. Y,
SSeSeaeaSssd intend agy tOr letters q o.
& n4 6,sssi &
dSnr whereby upon consent OF the next OF kin the
eson shai not exceed twice amount Of tho claims
against the estate presented the Surrogate
% 0 20 the notice required by said section;
PUT Ia arcordance with the provisions OF said Section
NJ % c1 All peTsOns having claims against tho said
srIes Conkev deceased heFe notified 70 present
49, i,is IN the Surrogate County o. Rensselaer,
az he snrrogSs's Once In the Court House the Cliy
o. pbpssi Tror y. y. March 10 1891 -
D''f" '''' GFORGTANA S. CONKEY.
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OFFICE OF
TIM fIccICCIpPT RIVER RRIDGF CO.

THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER BRIDGE CO..,
CHICAGO, I'LL, Jan FL, 1891
OWNERS Of Mortgage Bonds of the Mssis,
spl River Bridge Company are hereby nched that
has Designated by lot bonds numbered IS, 131. AL
46l GS7 be redeemed required by the mortgage
account sinking fund payment due April !, ISL
Said bond, 20 be redeemed by Messrs. John Patton q
Co.. No 20 Willsm-st, NeY.York.
Interest bonds designated as above van cease Ar
. -''A CHARLES II. FOSTER. Treasurer
THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK, NEw,YoRK.
Quarterly dividend, March p, 1891
DIST DIVIDEND.
Oh The B,srd Of Directors have this dar declared
Quarterly Dividend Of FOUR a. PER CENT out Of the
earnings Of Che past months payable on and AFTER
The LIST day Of April a., -. a..
~ " VI. 7. DOREMUS Cashier.
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Bankers unn Brokers.
VERMILYE & CO.,
BANKERS,
is and 1S Nassau ST.,
New-YOrk City.
Dealers I'm Investment Securities
financial meetin9s.

THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CO.,
ANNUAL MEETING.
m HIN STOCKHOLDERS and voting bond-
holders of the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
hereby notified that the annual meeting OF said COM
pany for the election Of directors and transaction OF such
other business as may be presented VIII be held at the
Company's office, in Chicago. Ill., Monday. the 9th day
OF April next 10 O'Clock, a.
The transfer books will be closed at the close OF busl
hours the goth day Of March instant and reopened
y" ~' 49, N' CHARLES H. FOSTER Secretary.
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OIL, MARKETS

OIL MARKETS.
OIL City, Penn, March educational Transit certificates
onened Az To5ac highest 73Lc; lowest, 12c closed ut
BE- Sales 10000 bbis cearances 10000 bbls char
ters % 900 bb; shipments, GS42' Dds runs 49, 100
Pittsburg Penn. March 31.-Petroleum dull National
Transit certificates opened at 72c closed at 722c high
esf 73c lowest 722