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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02
MANHOOD.

TN THE YoUfa AND RISING GENERATION, TRb
vegetatye powers Of life are strong, but in few
.@sciaod form, and the Of appneson sss aa &c
ucntal effort show it's beneful influence II coon be
y 70 the that IN
anpaon !. talked ~ and porhAps the youth 70 removet
On the school end sent into the country. This is on,
OF tho worst movements. Removed from Ordinary di
Of the body too much eneeSled to give sest ts
htaful and rurai exercise. thoughts are turned to
ward upon themselves.
II tho patient be fenfae the approach of the mense.
ason and Visiting the cheek % with The Sm ins health eth
nd tho energies Of ths systeo are prosrated and tn
whole economy 10 derangeu. The beautiful wonder
ng change from child TO woman looked for in vain
he p1se7ts heart biseds IN anxiety, and fanoies thu
rave but waiting for its victim.
HMMBoLDB EXTRACT BUoHU.
For "ss""e'' or'"n9 ron Es's''a Or Early fdisor'
Attended with the following gymptens;
Lndfspoeldon 70 RIertion Loss Of Power. Loas o
Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing, General WeaknesI
Horror Of death hight swesta cold Feet Wssetulness
Dmness OF Vison. Ianguor Univarsal Laesttde OF th
spcpho Symphonic Hot Hands Flushina Of the Body
Dynesa Of tho Skin, Palid Oountenanoo and Eruption
on The Faoe Pain IN the Back Heaviness Of the EyeHds
Frequently Black Spots flying before the Eyes, with
femPoTary sunusion aud Loss Of Sight Want OF Atten
iety Nothing Is desirable to Guoh patients thai
otude nothing they more dread for Fear Of Them
elYes, no Repose OF Manner, Ernestness no 6pecu
alton. but hurried transition from one auestion t
mother. ' NN''''A -
Theos symptoms. II allowed to go on-which this NE
lctne invariably removes-Boon follow Loss Of Po,us,
Fdtsy and Eptteptio Ff In ono Of which the patien
During tho superintendenoe of Dr. Wilson. at th
Rloomingdae Asylum this sad resait ooourD1d to tvs
patients; had for time left am andb rhdi
OF epflepsy They wore Of both senhsa nda at vent
Who can say that these e1censts,r o no, xu,nt:
oAoHed By those direfu diseased ksoaisy ar ~ s.vnT
onf The recvros of the Insane Asyu,s and tsae mel
noholy deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness u
ne ruth Of these assertions In Lunato Asylums tht
most m, lanchoiy exhibition appears. The oohntenano
tectualy sodden and quite desttute-neither mirth o.
ne ever Ugia 1t. Should sound Of the voice occur
hrarely nrtculate. "
with woeful measures wan Despair
Low sulen sounds his grief beguiled.'
Whilst We regret the existence OF the above dDsase
end symptoms We are prepared to ofcr an invaluabr
FL e L MI b OLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT 0F BIJCHB,
BT THERE IS NO TONIC LIKE TT. ga
IT 1s AN ANCHOR OF HOPE TO THE suRaEc,
and Patient; and this s the testimony OF all who hay
used or prescribed It.
p4r Sold by all the Druggists.
Pr.nopal Depot HELMBoLD's DRua AND oHEzr
GAL WAREHOUSE,
No. 694 BROADWAY
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
Now York.
Babrnnrv ~ sna
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New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
The Horse Market.

There is full supply of horses on hand, and some
branches Of the trade quite active while others are quiet
There has large country demand for work horses and
there s calls in that direction though farmers
have generally their for Spring work IL is too
early for much cell for fancy and the late cool and stormy
weather kept down any excitement IN the sporting ira
crny The dealers In fast horses anticipate ran on their
stock and accordingly showing such horses a.
a chcsnut mare Is hands inches high warranted 10
trct in 2.45 and gray horse, years old. - hands
same speed, and held at sl,5t0 and e,OOO each Next
TO these como fine coach horses, wei matched,
stylish good scprcrs which held at 0c1s2Cpe per
span. but off slowly Ordinary carriage horses are selling
pretty well s3OOd $500 each bat the great trade Just
IL In work horses for railroads stages lines carmen CON
tractors, The city railroads up an immense amount
OF horse fesh computations making the average iie OF
seee track at y years The railroad companies
pay sl25 $50 the average being about s0 Livery stable
men are also good patrons Of the nysourths horse
mar rcrsor jis buying seryiceaoo horses FOR
81 has been good c for shipping aorsei both Tor
Indies and the southern States Sayanrah gem
taking 70 ordinary horses ct 500 each Old and run
dow horses sold low Sl0J and II unsouDd stl
lower The Canadian department Is well stocked but dny
per gold Just gone into effect will nesry exclude
the "Cannucks" Upon whole tue horse trade Ia not
quite goud dealers ancpaed but backward season
do this. large class Of customers only
waiting when it is and pleasant enough to drive
upon the the CeIra Park few bright sunny
days will change the aspect Of the horse market materially
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
Mostou Live Stock Mnrket.
BpIGHIoS. CAMBRIDGE AND aEDtoID
Ryorfed for IuR TRIBUNE for he resk ending Wsd"e'd

BPIGHIoS. CAMBRIDGE AND aEDtoID
RYorted for IH TEBNk for ne T''S ending "'a"'a'S
Cai,ie Sheep. sho,e. Fat Hogs veis.
This week ...........t,66t 4r7J LOO 1870 so
Last week k............I,9 ,969 372l 3I2l 100 go
One ycnr ago.......-.l673 1900 1880 lJ96 lan
PRcgs-Beef per 100 N, total weight OF hide taiiow
aad meat extra s3 75d&l+ first quality slJ w ISIS 5o
second quality sl2 O6sl3 third quality, sldsi2 few
choo, single pairs s; some OF the poorest Ba @e sio
asll. .o.-o -
r,nch Jrtmg TO t.eir valne for beef . A. Ana.
CiiresFair quality e30e s70 extra ss'd
sl2o farrow and dr,. s30asi5.
SA,.p-Pcr N. hsc weight. shoared 5G6lc wooed I9oc
Frt 8aps--Ier n IoI dIIc live weight; Shotcs W hole
sale ~. q l2tc.; retail, Aditc.
Isai Caircs-s sJasO.
Hide brighton. a &c. per u country lots. 6a'c
TslIor-7Gpc. per q.
Ps-seSs2 50 eaehi country lots 75c. asl 90 shearng
2ode5r. zach
CAR Ssia,-l5a i7c. per N. -
among which have operated gvo the butchers
most prufbls and to put money In their uses TO
make tiem feel rich and liberal Tie ta0 cattle and 1900
sheen Northern found rushing market ana Dy
Cambridge and lanes nearly deserted Beside the ABOVE
named cattle Westcra from Brighton were also
sold ~ Cambridge There were IN all LOO cattle from ~,
ban, at Brighton State ca from Maine and sone Is
or 20 lei over There bnse or excitement
stock sold quietly and by o'clock yeseF ny
o the cattle were disposed OF tatc sheep
pigs sold about ic higher Than ast week except
ag perhaps Mr.. fSanksnd sold over 100 bead
Of Canada stock at l2d dc. H. about shrink Batchel
der csnerday haley sold 2e at 3e. TO ki and weigh 81
at i2d l2c bulls slied at from Ioc rs shrink to lie.
shrink. Newton Wales sold lots u ~ %. T. and at
Jic NJ shrsk others at l3ic 10 shrink The Albany sheep
there tc for extra beared wool 7dsc Norbers sheep
cording qnaht. There lew Columbia County Spring
pig 3a others at III to lie. Cattle Of rather bet
average quality than usual Think the price, have risen
this week just about nch they m last closing about as
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
Markets-ClRxyrIIY KEroKryp voa tn. NY. TaIBuxn


The most noticeable features OF The past week are mo
activity and varabeness BfeadsGfs Provisions and Pe
troeu and the decline Cotton. general demand
prevailed leading products stimulated by the great
abundance money; and resump OF Lake navigation
contributed TO the improved tone and greater activity
ASHES been In moderate request and steady al 20 t
a<7 for Pots and el2 sjQsi3 for Pearls.
BEESWAX-Thero has been only moderate business in
Yellow Western and Southern but prices remain steady We
quote at 81 di0c.
COAL-The demand for Domestic has been only moderate,
and confined immediate wants prces have ruled quite
firm; quote Anthracite at q 50dss 90 Foreign con
nues firm and notice fair demand chiefly Tor Gas Coal
sales Of Liverpool Oe at s0 Liverpool Gas Camel at s2
aud Liverpool House Camel al $l3.
CANDLES-Adamantiue have been moderately active. but
prices shade Off quote 2O a2ic Sperm and Patent
steady at i0c for the former and Oc for the latter
COPPER-American IngOt has been very dull. but prices
without special change sales ut e c for Baltic aud
Lake; New Shea,hng and Yellow Metal steady at 43c.
and SIC
COFFEE-Tbe market is quiet for most kinds but remains
steady sales Of 700 bags Rio Skinner VI the See. at 5c,
gold in bond eI ship prime lot
CO1TONILe market rather active but In rather
an thong few holders inclined 10 accept
apprehension sales of 800 bales sis Of about J4c
for Middlings.
DRUGS AND DYES-We have had fair inquiry for the
heading have
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03

FLOUR AND MEAL--We have had q variable bot fairly
active market for Western and State Flour since this day
week The arrivals have been liberal and with rapid
decline 10 go the speculative demand has abeed and the
home trade has purchased only 10 meet their immediate
wants. common grades have deciined White good have
ruled very % and held with much confidence especially
Winter Wheat Extra these everywhere scarce and the
trade made their minds Spring Wheat Flour
take their place. Of this likely have good supply
we doubt have much surplus for export great
vape OF Atlantic States aud the may aad
South. west Our chief for supply Of Breadsuns
aggregate Impossible 70 cstimse with degree Of
c1sacy much depending the prospects, Of growing
crop OF Spring Wheat family brands f supply and
held with much conidsnee to-day eadsy the 10
more active common brands dull and heavy
inr of Change but toward the close all grades sghy
proved better demand from the trade the sales
4O bb at o. 40 for super6ne State q Goa 20 for
branded Extra Do ~ aoa o. 70 for Fancy DO 0S %
Tor the low grades Of Western Exra ~ GOA 81 80 Shipping
Ohio g. a s3 for Trade and Family brands ald s2 s06
ts 90 fog St Extras Canadian Flour In moder
about pneyious prce the sales are $50 bbls
st ks tOate 20 tor common TO fair Extra, and
o. sOdtI2 90 for Trade and Family brands
note in prices sales bbs tiOat for Common TO
Fair Extra Baltimore and Country and e lOGs 10 for
Trade aud Family do Rye Flour Ia firm and In fair demand
sales sf l6O bbls at o. s5a45 75. Corn Meal 10 stoady
with fair demand, sss Of zoo bbs at u for jersey and
q 50$b 90 for Brandywine.
, GRAIN-TLe demand for Wheat has been comparatively
moderate Soon after last weekly review. with coed
able for The Winter wheat crop marked decline In
gold and resumption upper lake nasvaon the demand
both FOR milling and for Investment subsidized and much OF
advance lost although In view Of the moderate stock OF
sound holders firm In their views qualities
haYs sold more hsslIi TO-DAY sSassd- w srks VsI
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
Reeeipts OF Produce.

MAYe-s27s bbs Flour 40 bos Whisky, l59 sacks Oil
Cake BUSH Rye pkgs. Beef l345 bbls Porb. lo4o
pkgs. Cut Meats 603 pkes. Lard $50 bbs. Petroleum.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
GALE Of FoRrErrED RAILRoAD.-The Weston

- and Atchn and the Atchson and s. Joseph and the Platte
SSi% and %oy no% :. ucS havius Missouri
according thereof notice hereby given that NE under
sed have been . ] az: Platte ny Rsro. SSier
Tie proSS. Of an Act Of the the State Of Mis-
souri, entitled An Act 10 provide ior the sac Of essn n
ecare en- early the Southwest Branch Pacific, the
Platte Country the 81 Louis aud Ison MoTn.n ana 'ns Sa "
ach CommoDers they lave authority 10 se possession OF enc
April 1866 together with the lands thereto and again g.
sell the and sy treby nve or The puGsais o. %
on which M & . Sa S % @ and m wns s e sa
the following condition. provided in Section Of the said Act a
THE proposal. bidders under The provisions Of the foregoing
cn h. each state The price bid for he respective rS,d ard s
hereby established govern the sale Of said roads by said Board
FG: The price consideration bid shall be payable follows
oneoan closing the contract and The banee in e eqna annual
two the hlrd three the fourth four and the fh in FIVE
with rt6sd.d S de- si s sFa is @ BID ypa be- 1
bonds other liabilities of the State or bonds guar
sseSaa rolling stock belonging thereto shall be
kept in good condition during the Of thworko
,f.rssd 70 e y es b. sp,Isa ed from ~
cweOn Savannah Forrest G IN two ysiI. from o. the
Years and the purchaser Of said eIpend
every year bewssp sale and tho time hsed for the
s % % % se,, % ssn and 5 sTS'Rd q 3 deI .eG
shah en tn. respective eompn 70 an cf'enson OF time Of pay
alter maturity and pyordd that state
ment Of expenditure on eaen oaa nan Ie nsas I"a s @ W %
State
The Platte Country Railroad which has been known az the
Weston and Ason and the Atcbon and ST. Joseph aud the
Railroads. Is possession OF the state OF mis-
.our railroad having been forfeited 10 tie State OF Mis-
thereof under provisions of an act of
Assembly Of the state Of Missouri entsd An act 70
the State aud the Atchson ana 81
Jooph road Company AID Weston snd Atehson Railroad
Company the the OF certain bonds
issued by Of the Platte Country hs
road and Platte Country Railroad lc &C. approved
February 49, 1885 possession thereof having been 50 taken with
view o its sale.
Said Rasd locacd In North Western Missouri 70 IN opers
ton Weston Savannah htywo miles, and Il suctty
stocked with and machinery perfect title aud immediate pos
session will be given TO the purchaser. = I.. i,
Copies the act approved February 49, 1856 and other Informs
ter JOHN =. NE, President, TO CHESTER HARD
mo IT, Attorney Of the Bo.rd Of Commissioners 81 Louis Mo-
JOHN r. HUME, BoaId OF Conlmisssoners
SAMUEL HUFPMAN, for tho
THEODORE 5. CASE. Plato Country Railroad
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03

moderately active but prices 903c per bush better
ne demand lie chiefly for milling; the sales 60O0
bush. Chloago Spring at ei s5 aoc0 bush; No ! Mi
tee at Al "A and 700 bush. white Michigan at 81 IS
barley and Barley Malt are both dull and prices are nominal
e "a in better demand and pces have improyed sales OF
70 600 bush M sc for Prime Western and oia95c for State
Oats have been demand chiefly for the trade
The current high prices fobddng the ming OF foreign or
de,s and with rt arry prices firm To-day the market
i more active but prices are without change sales OF
bush = 660c for Canadian and Old WESTERN ana 0c
r New DO Corn has been in moderate request for export
The rapid gold low limits offoeisn orders have
the inquiry business has been mainly con-
fined TO the home And Eastern prices show decline OF
ga 3d. on the week To-day the market ite more active
and shade finer sales Il $1,000 bush at 1sds2c. for Un-
sound e3 SIC for mixed Western sore
the latter for part Of cargo and soc ior feAe~
Western.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1866

,uc Fine l2alic and Selections I51l6c Heavy Western
and Clarksylc Lugs, SAGE; Common 7Sse Medium 90
lie Good l4dI5c; Fine 6d7c.. and Selections lsD2Oc
Manufactured is quiet and without change TO note In prices
TN-Pg is supply and with larger prospective reeeps
Of Straits prices have been unsettled aud have deehea
English has little active and fJ prices were oo'
tained Plates remain doll but prices without change
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03


The Boston Irareher says:
Lenders experience considerable difficulty in getting fun
employment for their balances and in some exceptional n'
stances they accept five per cent interest
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Monday, reports
Exchange hardly close dealers having less
trouble 10 keep mp their balances. -. ,
Only bankers report an active money make anu
nearly all of them supply o'eurreney win
disposition take all the good mercantile paper that to DC
had.
The Chicoro Tribune Of Sunday says:
The Money Market during the week has been unusually
brisk and nowhs nding the increased demand o prougSo
taken by the banks yer per and inferior
grades discounted the street at TO psr cent per
month.
The supply of Eastern Exchange during the week has been
unusually LIBERAL but the demand is active and the
market remains hrm at par buying ana Io premium seng
Rosnd lots sold amog bankers at premium OF 9Oa oVe
during the week en- ling to-day has been unusually
brisk in nearly all departments trade The sales 10y tie
Wholesale houses have been heavier thar any former rod
have greatly increased In produce trade there has also
been greater activity and prices have generally advanced
been material decline demand by country buyers
before active as at present H. expected at
the Straits of will be free of Ice within few days
aud that the large aee loaded for the lower
Lake will get through This Will contribute greatly toward
stimulating trade and aid In changing the balance of
trade with the East long against u.s. IN our iayo
TIE San Francisco Mercantile Ga=ene' OF April 9
remarks
The Bank Of California is about increase rs capital stock
So and its bylaws are also 10 be changed WIN fi'
ence 10 the transferring stock The accumulation of und-
vided profits now 81 600 O0 which TO be dsrb
uied in stock tue original shareholders aud sy1 IN
stock TO be offered 10 the pubic at premium OF - per
cent.
Receipts from the interior since our last refer
been light amounting TO less than sliOO Bui-
lion is however IN good supply and gold bars arc ssnc at
Silver is ruling at oil cent premium Car
reDcy bills offered ~ per cent premium
gold Teegrapbc transfers made at - per een ana
sight drafts payable In coin qu0abe at per cent pre-
MUM Sterling exchange may be quoted at is ieid for
best Bankers bills; Commercial do, 49i ai9id
LEGAL tender shade frmer and sales were ace
at the close s dsic Our latest Geographic adv from
New York quote gold at l-7;.
The exports Of treasure from March TO date - -
Previously this wear tO2c, ,Oo 6l
Total s,,ce Januorv ls66 ......... sl525, 5i4 ~
Corresponding period OF Ieb5. i2"jsVSV w
Decrease this year ................. t3ll3 57j 20
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03

VNHE AMERICAN BUREAU OF MINES,
Il No ~ E1chsn ge-plsce, Sew'York.
Mines Mineral and Examined and reported Com
peteut furnished TO Mining Companies.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
GFO. D. II. GILLESPIE.
FRANCIS TONES, JE
p c. CALHOUN. Prrsiient Fourth National Bank
CHARLES AUG DAVIS,
FRED sCIIiCHAHUT Of ?. schuehard, l. Sons
T.. CAiLUs Of CAylu. DeRnyter 20.
J. &. SCHEPELER Of Sctepelsf 4 Co.
CHARLES HOILAPPEL OF IToost Schmidt Co.
VIM ;. DRAkE Of Drake Brother.
GEORGE y. DUNNING suPt OF u 8 assay Once
II. r. MOUNT Jr
THEODORE GENTIL Of Geu,n rhipp,
ROAHD or EXPERTS:
A. y. T. ID. LII D. President OF Columbia College
aud School OF Mines President Of the Board .
Ph d. Mining Engineer Niceffesideni oil the
Beard. a~ ~,
JoHy ToRsyr " D. LL,D Assayer u Assay oh:e New Yot
srus ADBEKG Fh. d.. Mining Engineer and Metawgst oil
,Lyx,gpsn TairpEL IN. D.. Metallnrgic.i Engineer
NsroS T. NJ Professor Mining Engineering school
Of Mines Columbia College 49,
TuosA FeLzsroS Jr A ~ r. NJ, Professor Of Mineraogy and
Mrtslgrgy school Of Mines. Columbia College - =,
CBaRLEs Ph d.. Professor Of Analytical and Applied
Chemistry School OF Mines Columbia Collegr.
& EIroL Buck esq Chrm ard Mealu gs of Paf,z Bnck
W T. TKowBRDGE 81 Mechanical Engineer Vice President oi
the Novelty Iron WORKS
HypsAs CRppxyR Pb. ~ Geolors, nd Mining fnsineef
MHns Engineer and Metalurgst OF Adeibeg
Raymond secretary OF the Board -
afforded all Mining Meaursca and Chemical
F''''''"'' - "' cEoRGE D. II ofLLEsPIE President
max
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
Dluiosno Noliees.
Chances for Business hlen.


A BUSINESS MAN with CAPITAL is wanted in
N established CAR works having all modern machinery
ay located rail aud commanat9" sho rde ron
with Bo, 40 Pos, Ohce, New York
ANY GENTLEMAN Of MEANS seeking safe and
"A profitable BUSINESS address sIANUFACTURER Hos
No F2 Brooklyn n. y -
4 NY Person, with small capital, who can act as Pub
~ Usher for health reform publ address L. Boz lPo
HAT and BONNET BLEAClIERY for SALE,
m.di.,ely or esi on GRo & WOODWARD Hat and Bonnet
Beacher No. IS South shsrp-.t, baltimore, Nd
CTORE to LEASE and STOCK for SALE-A hrst-
- for Groceries Cockey both combined On
busoess asre and fourshng town, hour nom ns
lg6 The advertiser occupied the premises for over -
somewhat advanced and wishes to retire from business
Rent sold the stock will be hled up sna
will be continued for another Inquire Of T. A. shii
ESQ, No III Faltonst
INO MANUFACTURERS.-A Gentleman favor
ably established in tho Dry Goods Common Trade, bayns
and WoOlen would treat literally With
peIty who cond large Cotton WOoen
accounts Addrc. Box No la9l N-wl ork Post0tce -
WANTED-A first-class business man, with cash
w capital Of $1,000 10 as SECRETARY and TREASURER
end EQUAL PARTNER with parties already engaged in iron manu-
eture this city who desire add additional branch 10 te
work which highly successful ia New England, and almost
needed. Call At Agency Of MOSkLEf lhON BUILDING
WORKS. No IS Beeknanst, up stsirs.
d. nOA RARE CHANCE to MAKE MONEY.
~ sUNpVs PARTNER WANTED in the best psyins ,rsv.
cling business United Assoc alton hTstes Inquire
Of PORTER Co, No 35 Broadway Room No.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
STATE OF Nzw Yohx, BAEK DEPARTn.sf,l
ALBANY. May J. 1855 !
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Pursuant 10 Chapta,

ALBANY, may ~ Ipo
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant to Chapter
~ z6 Laws Of 1889 and 476 Laws
Issued Pacific Bank bnssz a.socon City
newfok will be redeemed at b. the
BANKING Department presentation atthe SewYork
bank, City Albany,
not thereafter
The sndg circulating the said
s aforesaid within sx the date hereof all note. which
shall not be redemption and within
pechd viii 70 De charge upon the fund In the
Superintendent for that purpose.
My9 lawemTh O. W. SCHUYLER Superintendent.
STATE " SEw YORK BANK DEPARrsgsT,(
ALBANY, May J. 1855.
THE DOVER PLAINS BANK, Doyer, Dltchess
County h4. this day hled this oil OF the appoint
ment Of SHOE AND LEATHER NATIONAL BANK In the Cay "
New agent for the redemption Of s circulating nos To-
gher with revocation II the appointment Of the Broadway Bank
agreeable 10 the act entitled
to Incorporated Banks Banking Aoesons Ind
al Bankers" passed April II. 1851.
My3 Is~onTh q. w. SCHUYLER. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03

fact which may account for their consent to yeidng us
control TO the Pennsylvania Company.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Company was
held at Toledo on the 26h ultmo The result Of the cleo
ton for Directors shows that the stockholders were per-
fec,lv satisfied with the old Board but single new name
appearing in the list Mr. Keep Of NewYork declined a
reelection as Treasurer and lie Grand Lockwood was
elected 10 that olliee. The Board is as follows:
DireotoysJames H. Banker, Henry Keep lie Grand Lock
wood Albert Ifaveueyer d. N Barney John r. Acker Jesse
Uovt fofJ IIovt Coz NewYork Nelson Beardsey Of Au
burp NJ John Barry, Constantine. Mich PhilO More
hus Ekhar Ind; f. b. Phillips and Albert Keep Of Chicago
The following are the officers Of the Company:
Presiden,-E. b. Philips Tre0sure-L. G. Lockwood
Secreiary--D. 4. Barbydt
The following is statement Of coal transported on the
Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending
April 2ah. For the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Co 80, ll5 lO4 500
Pennsylvania Coal CO........... 5'S Lou
Total tuns ns............9IGs IO6.2lo
For the same period last year:
For the wee. For the
Delaware and IIudson Canal Co 3J09 fl,iH
PENNSYLVANIA Coal Co............ 5.leI Sio'
Total ltdns................ Ss,2le oaVoi