, 1861-04-02


1'+7 0o1e 1Ae1s AeN INV 1o' eo4 " w.
commercial interests, and the practical eduea-
ton Of our citizens, than any one thing we
could mention. A history Of Its transactions
fnr +1a -,,af f1,roa ,.ae - 1ro,,7a hn ~ ,-o.+ -;
~. 49, p*o' eA1es s*.Ae a'ui3 ~ VI saee@ -: u:
est, but too lengthy for, the space at our cnn1-
.nant. and wa muet rest eor7fent With fI,rn7sh-
He-' "'0'~a' 49, 49,
ing few items selected from the report Of the
Secretary for the year ending on the 31st OF
December Last, aud that Of I. Y. Mum, ESQ.,,
Prezldent, and Chairman of the Board Of Di-
rectors. 81. {. ,.s,s
In concluding his printed report for the
year, MI. Catlin, the Secretary Of the Board,
says:
Since our last report, the Board commenced oc-
larse Accession Of nemhars Az eIance vt tIs III
published with this report. will show TINT most Of
trade ore members Of tie BoeTd, thus showing The m
importance in which its infeeneea arc looked upon
measures Of imnortanca hage M bee5 snfertaiped as
its meetings; among which may be mentioned the
Eeasr ~ ~ r. nssen1
ject Of the Reciprocity Treaty between the United
1aoe Imu haaa heas a. ag rs M o
Tornado, which made such havoc to life and prop
n sc,ed - gast st f6a Sn1s3n11 ~
who lost their all by the long continued drought Ii
that region, and for many other purposes of char
most not al Of the principal ciiea il the United
States. and from many In the Old world-includinr
sss n9 @ o. { % - ffPm 1ar
o. wnom seemed M 1 astontshed a. our j immense 1, and
tributary 10 u.s." >>' >'1 e1 ~sS - S''S county
Tile actual number ct members OF the Board
Of Trade, as sisted by the Secretary, including
these who have Joined since the first Of
January, is about seven hundred, Including
REPRESENTATIVES from everv con,nercfa1 inter.
ast of +ho ,;+u .rh,aa h1,,dro3 ~ 80. af
- 'Ho e1E' nunoieo hnu lazy o.
these are from the grain and commiss1en
business alone. The insurance busin,6., fnr.
7,iahoa 6s4aar p,,i,,or, +,,.ntrer h.,,-o,,
n.sne' n'een' a1n'ia ;" "sntt'A'e' osnhets
fifteen, grain elevators twelve, vessel agents
fifteen, produce and commission brokers
+h;rtaer rgho1eso1a oroca-a +1uar+v.s,re hoaf
sn, 49, "no.ssA.s s.osets Ans1 NV, oeel
mission ten, forwarding and commission four
teen. railroad FREIGHT aoe nts +wajva rea1 estate
-. e., s.1-,.~ - ~.
ooa1E1s 1oo1' ano 1Ae te1ualAoes 11ota ZIG Wy
goods, live stock, mercantile, manufacturing,
marine, lumber, wood and coal, ship building,
eloeA, ponu' iesal A'o o'ae1 lssenefal paslneeS
departments.
The annual election of officers il fixed by
TIC ru1eg of the Board 10 ~take .n1sca On 4hs
60 ,fs-5.ni. 80 ,,s ~ 80 -
utse AoA''4s m Apfu, @na pot1s "e!e openea aeu
at eleven O'CLOCK yesterday forenoon, At the
rooms On South Water street, between Lassllc
and ygc1,a far the nnrnose H,var5 Priest.
- y "a - F. r." y, -. see ,
~ D. r. euAscf, o. q Mlles, !. ~. ssHaft anu
Chas. Moore, tellers. e.
The three tickets in the field have for sew.
ora, a,va nsst ba1d a n3aca T., mr. 1oc., co1,
eAai a'97 p.'as ne4u . p''Aeo a. "ut Iva. eoc
uinrs, and it is unnecessary to republish them
here The competItion for the honorable off
~. oe 4ho p,,.J NV, +,,.,, a
90 VI eao, ooaDo tau asn' anu .uo can'ass "s'z
conducted In highly creditable manner, the
polls closing little after four p. n, and re.
&n1+ad g. 4ha s,ect,on ,f tha for,xn,- : oor,,, =,
-. ~ !. ~ASs. ~ ~ t'1'" "4Os se' =" "
o1heers 1or the ensuing year:
opF1cERs E,rc7rn
p..ss7.nt enr-,,-rr ~
1t VIZ. PyeSidSntH s1nton 1aA,a i,75or.
ad Viee-Presid<ntE.G G. Woieeft: =.
Dirsctors-J. Y. Clark, G. E. Culver. Y. 4. Tur-
pin, Chas. Hinckley, J: L: Hancock, sam1 Shack
ford, G. f. Walker, Hush Adams, c~H. cnrtiss,
Z. =. DaFis.
uuSSe cliio y 4'gSS'1son Mesn.1a y W =
8. K, Kent. Asa INV n 7 Gn1nex : prstt I
b. Eailie, j. (. Fisher - : 1A'''
Committee Of Appsazs-Not announced.
ANIMAL fnH2f1nr n, the
.,....s-...s... nt4s. ~. w
UNANIMOUSLY s attenoeo, ana 1es proceedings
harmonious in every respect. The recon-
mendation Of the President that fund be
created for tui,dinr n,,rnosea ,pae co,nn1,ed
eie3s9e ~ Su'Aa"s poApoo'e "@s sot4PHea
W1thr ana . resolution adopted h81ng the sum
to be thus funded ut $4,000 per aunum. The
t,11,v,no ranorta cara tha, raad
''s' wv '1.S-- 14
DIRECTORS REPORT.
10 The Nembcrs Of The Board Of Trade =
Tn c1osinu on off,cia1 vear II "a 1,ada m,
dntv to ovs von General ~ eef nr sf
fa;rs durinc he nasf Tear Tbe rear gas nn1n;
menced under fayorsbie auspices. with 1arre1
n;nna ona m ~ + was l nnt "1n1ssed @ - fhs4 IN n,;
rom, co,,d =" We sarn ~. ran;d fn fat r. ~
sson1d reta;n nnr ~ ,nemhers It was ali that W.
could hops for: We are happy to ssy to yo1 o.
a heroaS
fions. On The fiIst Of AIrl 1860. We nufnbeT
| ed 6l1 members. We have now 725, beinr ar
| fnrresse Of 114 for 1850. During the yeaF' "
| have heen yi6ited by many distfnpnisf1ed rer:
| sons. fron1 Eynafls- fiom Eurone. and frnm tft
d;t1e1rant ciffcs <f our nyn ind In retnrn
many verv rsnv IF onr nenbcra haYe risifeG
diffsrent cit;ea and yarjong narts Of the eonnt1s
erteniiirt- ard enlarr;nr enr Held If entar
nTise md trade. Not he last to be- be mentionni M s
f. tha visit Of cur deleeation 10 the cities o,
P;ttabnrnh S enfl ri Phfiaae}na This reci1roca a
ances nts aad associations has been exceedingl,
pleasant; md We hope in the end nnay prove
very profitable. .. ~....'