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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08
Kentucky Rumanism and its COnse-


quenCchs
About six weeks ago colored man named
Gibson, who was regularly commissioned mail
agent, was put in charge of the mails on the
Louisville Frankfort and Lexington railroad, in
Kentucky. His first trip was made peaceably
enough, though not without insults and threats
from the barbaric chiyalry of that section; but
on the second several armed men entered the car
at a station near Frankfort beat the agent and
tried unsuccessiully TO throw him out. Before
leaving the car they threatened that if he contin-
ued TO discharge his duties as mail agent he
would be still more roughly handled. For day
or two a white man was sent in his place, but
when Gibson had recovered from his injuries he
returned to the route with a squad of ten sol
diers as a body guard. This protection was
sufficient for a time, but after some
weeks the ruffians organized band
strong enough, as they thought to defeat the
guard and kill the obnoxious mail agent The
plot came 10 the ears of the United States mar
shal, who recommended that stronger guard
should be placed on the train. Colonel Mark
land, the superintendent Of the mail service,
however, thought another plan better adapted
to bring these unruly Kentuckians TO their
senses. He accordingly directed the mail on
that route to be discontinued. The authority
for this step is given by an act of congress
passed in 1861, which directs the postmaster
general 10 discontinue the postal service on any
post route whenever in his opinion it cannot
safely be continued the revenues collected, or
the postal laws maintained
The route thus suspended is the only direct
one between Louisville and Frankfort. The
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

This popular and well known article is, without doubt
the very best article that be used to strengthen the
system when debilitated by Pulmonary Complaints OF
weakened by disease OF any kind.
Bottled by the rropetors and sold all over the Unio
GRocERs and DRUGGISTS, etc.
c. \. RICHARDS d CO.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

$1,000 Bangor city
S1lOOO Hartford ana Eric railroad Is, .2S44 629k
$40 Vermont Central railroad LIST mort Is S7ss SS
$500 Vermont Central railroad ID mort TS........45
$1,000 Union Pacific railroad 6s .............. S3E
5000 Union Pacific land grant 7s.............7 274
$1,000 Rutland railroad IS new ...........SSL 6Sg
$4,000 Gin, SandUsky and Cleveland Is S2l@
u Boston and Lowell railroad rghtS......... 2O2Oa
% Eastern railroad
20 Great Falls and Conway railroad ........lllAEl2
800 Indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad .......T GTH
l46 Ogdensburg IL Lake Champlan RR......S Is4 6SSE
% do DO prct .. i0g
50 Phil, vii. and Baltimore railroad. ...........5lk
81 Vermont and Canada railroad ...............0 5
IS Rutland railroad prci...... ................Sl
Union Pacific railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cheshire railroad, prcf.......... .............S9
100 Gin. Sandu5ky and CLEVELAND. X R.........24%
$50 Michigan Central railroad. ........... ll7S6DllS
10 Hartford and Erie railroad. 4(ll i
Great Falls manufacturing company. ...........lOO
L'duClStI 80
% ~ man NILS
2Peppcrell Manufacturing CO...................5
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irregularities failure Ofsupply gas should lie report
ed and applications for service pipes and meters may be
made at the Repair Room, No. CrOmpton's Block Me
chanc street. up stars dit ja4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

A COOP TH1NG.-The French frc-proof lamp
chimney, Knowton Bros.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

THE SILVER Lieut. OR ARGAND OIL BURNER
fits any lamp. With its porcelain shade gives
beautiful light, and not painful to the eyes. Just
the light to read or sew by.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08
Worcester Gas Light Company.
COKE.

This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manufac
turing purposes and Family use, is offered to the
public in quantities TO suit at the following Reduced
Prices:
One Uhaldr9n Of 2S bushels. ....".,.....S5o0
phe mar w 10 -. .,.'....:...., E5U
In quantities less than half Chaldron Is Cents per
busllel.
Payments may be made and orders for It's delivery will
he issued only at the Office of the Company, No. Bank
Block Foster street. up stairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank.
OFFICE, NO. 0s MAIN STREET, WORCESTER
This Bank is open every business day. from nine o'clock
in the morning to five O'Clock in the afternoon.
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS TO ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS receiced, ant U upon interest on tie frs Of cperv
month";
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST arc made in January and
July, and if not withdrawn are added to the principal
on the first Of the following month";
Smallest sum entitled to receive interest Three Dol
laf rs ar CLARENDON HAnn4 Treasurer
Peoples savtngs BANK.
NEW MARBLE BUILDING ON MAIN ST.,
Opposite the city Hall.
Deposits, Feb. l. ,3s3 81.
Dividend, at the rate of SIX FER CENT. per an
mum Is now payable.
Deposits put upon interest on the first day of every
month.
Bank open for receipt and payment of deposits on
Saturday evenings, from to O'Clock.
Bank lIours-s to l. 2 to 1; Saturdays to ,6tos.
JOHN C. MASON, President
C. NJ. BENT, Treasurer.
Worcester, Feb. l. ISL. d&wtf ~
Worcester County Institution for Savings
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. ...... February &, 1923.
Deposits put on interest the FIRST day of Gch month
Dividends made every January and July.
Deposits January ,, ls7i... 81, 433, so 81.
Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY, President.
c. A HAMILTON, Treasurer,
Worcester, April 20. 1870. dawtr
The worcester Mechanics savings Bank
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
The Bank is open daily Tor the receipts of Deposits
Deposits put upon interest OF the Fifteenth day Of
each month.
semi-apnusl DIVIDENDS in January and July.
HARRISON BLISS President
H. WOODWARD, Treasr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

The Connecticut democrats make great use OF
money in carrying elections. Their papers adj
init this, but they loftiy spun the charge OF
corruption. What their opponents wickedly
call brides are really bencfactiOns given in the
interest of morality and political purity. Poor
men are in danger of yielding to the induce
ments offered by corrupt republicans, and the
high-minded democrats seek ont such cases of
imperiled integrity and in pure benevolence
offer freely and without conditions such pecu-
mary aid as relieves these Sorely-trcd men from
the necessity or temptation of selling theiryotes.
This is the way in which the Sentinel, the Dem
ocratic organ of Ltchfeld county, puts it,
"Of course it was proved that money was
used and freely, by the party who nominated
and elected MIR. Barnum; ont ii 1cdS prOreR that
IL 1cdS used to preCem corruption inStedd Of
aiding il, Never was there so great a tempta-
ZION for poor man in any previous election as
i'll this, and thousands Of dollars lcere gjUeH as
presents to prereBt them selling their CoteS to p.
7. BdrnUlH'S agents.
On reflection we are inclined to think that
money, when employed to influence elections, is
generally used in this way and from these mo
tiyeS, and its nSe is by no means open TO the Oh
jectionS that have usually been urged against it.
What we have been used to call bribery is only
a method of preventing corruption by putting
the voters in position to be Indifferent to the
brides which may be offered by the other party.
The discovery of our ingenious and clear
headed Connecticut friends is of great value in
political ethics. 1t must tend greatly to en-
courage practice, already not uncommon in
some localities, by relieving it OF the odium
which an unreasonable prejudice has attached
10 it. Rhode Islanders, who are said freely to
practice this method of preserving voters from
corrupting influences, instinctively feeling its
proprety but lacking the clear insight into
moral questions necessary to defend it on its
merits, will be able to pursue the practice in
future with less disguise and more self COM
placency.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

past the lighthouse we lash the wheel and let
her jog along herself. She's been through so
often, she knows the way lust as well as any of
us They went with him."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

JOhu y. Clark 81 son, Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour and Grain, Grass Seed Lime cal
cined Plaster CIR. Bone Cement Salt, Guano, Super
phosphate OF Lime, and Western Produce, Nos rs and
81 Front st W orcester, MSS
dtf JOHN &. CLARK q SON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

GustOm Coat and Pant Makers Wanted
Immediately.
Inquire at SABI'L PARKER'S,
f2f DIV 1879 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

ITEMS fROM NEW YORK.
New YORK, March Van Eten, the forger,
attempted suicide by morphine the night pre-
vious to his removal to Sing Sing The trial of
George W. Chadwick, his pal, has been deferred
until Thursday.
At the annual election of Sorosis, yesterday.
most of the old officers, including Mrs. c. f..
Wilbur as president, were reelected.
Col. Frank L. Howe has seized Il large quant-
ty Of laccs consigned to merchants of this city,
and reported to have been brought by officers of
the steamers Europa, Columbia and Australia.
Suits for the condemnation of those vessels will
be instituted in the United States district court.
VIM Poet, Of the yacht Nimbus, has been
elected commodore of the Atlantic yacht club.
Capt. Peabody and mates Mayo and Shields,
of the ship Neptune, were acquitted this morn
ing of cruelty to the crew.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCIsCo, March 6.-Two independent
negro companies have volunteered to escort the
Irish battalion of the national guard Of CalilOr-
mia, who are to escort the Irish societies on St
Patrick's day, and their offer has been accepted,
There was shock of earthquake at Eureka.
Humboldt county, on the ID of March at one p.
NJ. Many chmneys were blown down and cor
nices destroyed. The inhabitants were greatly
frightened, but no lives were lost nor any seri-
Gus personal injury sustained. The shocks last
cd one minute.
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Crfstadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.

The popularity of this time tried article increases every
hour Everybody is talking of the natural shades 1t
mpars and there is no conceivable why it should
not be used being s Professor Chiffon states in his
certihcae,) PERFECTLY HARMLESS. As dressing after
dyeing use
CRLSTADORO'S HAIR PRESERTATIVE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

Five Fer Gent. per Annum
Allowed for Money on Call Il. A. G0ODNOW
sp5 dtt First National Bank.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08
Uxbridge Savings Isank.


against WHAT" asks the reader. Why, against the
POiSoNS. vile, madlening, and deadly. advertised as
superior to all Hair Dyes" But on second thoughts,
the call ITO arms! is unnecessary The wretched trash
is already being driven the market 1t has received
the coup de grace from
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

Abbott will sell building lot rear of No. Is
Thomas street, this forenoon, at ten O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

Wanted ImmediateIy-Har Fancy Braid Sew
ers Hat Trimmors and Wrcrsat the Straw Shop rear
OF 26 Beacon II. d3' inh6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

Bath Tubs and Boilers Water Closets, Wash Bowls
Wash Trays, Sinks &c &C., fitted up short notice and
thorough manner. diff jyS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08
Parks House,


Use Perrys Moth and Freckle Lotion.
II is the only reliable and harmless Remedy known for
removing Brown dscOloratiOn Sold by druggists every
where. DEPOT. ~ BOND ST.. n. Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-The III

~ dersigned have this day formed partnership under
the name and style of ROWLAND Il WOOD, for the
purpose of continuing business of Gents Furnishing
Goods the long established and well known stand Of
j. r. HOWLAND, JR.. lOl Main ST., where they will be
pleased to receive all their old friends and hope by far
dealings to merit a share of public patronage.
j. +. ROWLAND, JR.
CHAS. +. WOOD.
1911 mkt
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my2 dc5thptf 90 washington ST., Boston.
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HOUSE-CLEANING AND LAUNDRY
lA WORK faithfully done, at short notice by apply
ng to Mrs. CARTER, at the old Gas ONCE on Lincoln
T. dives
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

Speaking of Anna Dickinson, is there any
thing in a woman's mind which prevents her
keeping contract, written, signed, and sealed
stance:
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

PElL. .DsJPBl. May ll'u,ton qnt' afl N,.l II, %
lsie; Do dreams. 1. .GlsIc. QpsIc,troa b1IA-N" a, ~
p tsn; Cofee tSi R2 Tc,.,I. @Si s5S Po,on, hsay "A
.l y M.ss ferk slG Prwe Mes. tla H.ns IN gcss !.
IlIi3s Land I0isi.,. Flour in improved dnald btI-
* wbsa, stead; leblanc Red 81 5d o. Nhie, ~ -
sI1S rs. 81 20 Com firm; yellow, "a Ah, "a ss
os,str AT 665c. petroleam-truae lt%i heuh'' ''
Wtsky qlin; weseru. iu Iron, &c. .,,, ,,, - IA 4,
BIIfrMoRE May l.Coton hrnl Nslntg Gs,sa snSrf,
MLIirg lac Flor and IN improved dmAne, n -
Sne IS soa 80, 10. Extra - q; .! 20 90 t,sH i, |,
~, Sl Sntefae 'O -; Dc. Bss t50ts 10 lse1n III
el we.te-9 saPnos :. 81. 10" .si Lam vi ga 81 ID
ii 1sGSl Corn dg'snd bcaSyi White soath.'
Y,e Yellow Do 75c Oats anef at Saeo.S Me-: rg1. & Fs
~ iSj 5cie Susarcuti, 6GlIG Lard quiet a. hts@l
"rsy W,, liF5ur esdy. Wheat IN fsir aenaud ard -
aaeei iGlc No wbte N5bsss ~ 49, Ne mGsf we .s Ss
3. ton sni Michigan R 81 - No Do ~ h9',gS
III as Corn qaS Hg MiIed ese, Low Ms1' ~ f !
Bse.iS Be- 70 oNeso SG5c Kcceips3o bbs ronr 80 - ~.
W." N ,e6 tah Corn Gcv bush Oats shpuens-lo"" OS
Wksst AZ CoO bush. Corr coo1 bash 0sts 49,, an, hs,I
o:wreo Nay oe. ay q ' e., - s,sS. sSs %s, - r
do s IS tor poabe Wheat aahangcd ses 60 bss
Mln.aLee Clae sn,e. ~ ~ snf 7o bash NO 3S ,n Si
ii,L Mind zoe aud yo bush. ielcs Illinois 10 srre & MI
Ia :, sa, ior Wcsrrs Barley, Re and Peas SasL .oiS
q Tor Boiled Gba III 80 Coz pgbetsi eSt Mic %
H@,s r1SS rS Be- Csns Eesht-wbs. iie, Asl tom y:
Se,S'Yors, IumLrr t3 the hud.on. aud ~ TO Nss
d,d FsssafoaT TO SosP ny ssI s. g Ssss9' SS., s
80 hp.h Mi, sEi 3 Op.ieet Of Lumber shpsenn
Csh,i-i COO hush Corn $3.50 bash Barley. ~" os's r
neOJ " Lumber -, A.. ur.., .st,ys Il
d,aa, ale, No. Chcslo Spring ~ 2sttl % each ans
NJ dsrr c ,srnoon amer VI 29t eel .. Cefa sens
NJ ir s5dl6c lailug ths afternoon STEADY, 0ss hrsl M
,in.. ,f,.l, ard uuehsngsl PoTk annsr at SsS
si7 .sC-s Juue Iss5 ssa Meats sOsas sesssL 1--we '
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
TANNER 4 CO.,

BANKERS. No. IL WALi-sT., NEW-IobK,
Financial Agents for the sale of the first mortgage
eight per cent gold bonds of the 81. Joseph and Den
yer City Railroad Company.
The total issue of these bonds is S1500COo on ll2
miles of road completed and now in operation, which
is at the rate of S13,j0O per mile.
The increased net earnings of this road, now
largely in excess of the interest its Bonded Debt,
make these Bonds therefore frst-cidss Investment
and must soon advance in price, as but limited
amount now remain unsold.
We recommend these securities with perfect salts
faction.
Price 81 and accrued interest.
Circulars maps, pamphlets, &c. furnished
Tanner d Co, No. IL Wall-St, \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
THURSDAY. May lip. ".

The dullness noted for several days past was
ou as pcrccptibe as ever in the operations OF the stock
Exchange this morning and the result was decline "f
bort per cent in the list Of active stocks. During tie
or,eruaou boyeycr moro confident feeling seemed to
nreva and there was decidedly better demand ns well
"a nm improvement in prices Stocks az our readers are
well aware have advanced materially within the last
two or three months, aud TO many OF the con
servqve school prices appear too high for specdation
INIT il Il an inyaIiabe rIe In stock speeula-
tion that the higher prices advance the greater
will be the desire to hug. and, Consequently We
NAV conclude that II the leading spirits OF the nataeJ
are still lne 20 advance price, they VIII have 40
difficulty in manipulating the market 70 another perod
Of buoyanoy and activity. Tic present lu, therefore,
NAV DE that which preccdes the storm h all events II
NAV lie safely assumed, think that the bull specu
Iator3 OF the market have large Interests at
stake in the direction of higher prices and we
doubt II they yet ready 10 allow anything
more than u temporary depression i'll prices. In due
time the bears may have supremacy, and then pre-
sIne that they who have counsecd prudence may havo
some weight aud influence; but while the tide is rising
one all who oppoe it are cassed among the old fOgie OF
the ace The business to-day, both at the Board and
outside was upon a somewhat larger scale than the
transactions Of Yesterday. The largest dealings hsye
been IN Central ard Hudson. Lake Shore, Rock
Island. Ohio and Mississippi, Union Pacific, Pacific
Mail. Reading. and EIie, though in neither was
there auy wide or violent uctuation. In the less active
stocks we note sales Of Delaware. Lackawana, and West
ern at losa l0J Chicago and Alton lsl@ll9 C. and
c. 23i: Morris and Essex, eJi Boston, Hartford ana
Erie Q and the ST. Joseph stocks, 10}l doii Msceane-
stocks were dun and steady, express shares being weak
and lover with decline Of per cent IN American to 81
The following table shows the highest aud lowest prices
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Tarp.p,y M.y ll-BrryssA Arrivals 500. - Al Wee
nav. S 4, II nSS 1 s sge5 vas 40, as eo a. s1a tbpA
IT, DAY Pe ry yard flOg se rs,es % i''' Mos4
rosdS,. ct Weehawisl odd @ yer iey etoa' st l5aSle
i,v.b,vIsa o. bri 5 e. osls v WOOD ear sae
g. Co.. L,Ssfs . ., 5 SI sss i is 5 fi n aais iao
3. SeL-s,er sol! - Of z. ~ Or az l.e' n.,act..
" DID, s Ks Of gbe - er u cst. os.. BE- -
n T,-er, o IL on ala u un ol ong n.e or os4eie5
81 ef7l v at l2a sEd p s@siao9 q 81 :, f, ,i.c ~
ter s Z crp sdI i02 o.. =. wi DE top. i3@i4e
= HsT sSl 60 ILLINOIS ior v. v Wool t''' top s
- j. 3 BsrSs: @ .54 81 Terp god for the na at i9e ''a
qoa ,1 i,s, s'eer; ;st 6 ii .eiea o ,e e at
A. ohSrri5s Ha,s I 3 " A,ror Co I'D . ca j. B. y P-s.
= sar,; b. b., %Fy' .ro5 + sTt t' o. a.e s coay
ous r. " cssl 81 s5 @S so i e @ 81 d. ' rca c,,e Sa m HE
own l57 Illinois esrs q csL a i4alt M - s.,s,s
'ew o. toe Onelp,4 d'ist = ~ e1se -, W '" '1 wv
VFaL 'ery hrge To-day many Eq sS
River aiye pSs prsT o l. ,oaa lsd 30 i've calves. se NIL '
s & ss % cnl BY s'se G s i s % ' @ % 5cf. 'G sa s s, ]
borg os Asi yIs g. ' c 5 !, Tre s,ts ea. sSG sa r
Jcsy Pennsylvania onnoy calves we're bard property 80
S.re were ost s. pa a. Fortyei'ah wte:c Home
Elliott 3 llJ sc; 81 mix 'ss 10 h. al ei 'ae
j. KhJ Sid an o but,eriEer, ll3 t., at Set 2i do Ia H. -
MciFaS IS; setaoar sd state calves, ra D. 47
alone ihg Ao hsy oA 80 Bucks Co. Pa, lo@i h at Sc"
r u Grlte .od pcor STATE tattenaik calves IT'S n' at 80
with II extra. ~ II, Jrfs-5s, .s,c. 49,
Mrzt HosZ sod 3 very srlsry eltternlh calves sa Ioo
M o., .n S.ste calves 10 n, st 7ci 20 DO. 10 d, 'e
Niih 4 Jersey e-d Bucks Co, IL. o, AZ -
SHEEP Ayn lAsBs-An,J 25.s sh-p-lo at oemuut2s.
p IA ears II -nrdty small lots # lambs 81
b,aers ssd in NsshBten market Sheep are weak and rha
Wise the cui3lle ic. toe s
lamb, Al CCuuupsw. y. Pdcok LaI viii ee -
Tor Ksae PlccS o III Oslo sLeiFei sheep - %, At Be-
caf - tf.. AL 7sg Of 81 ldt, p, all a. g.
kpe 2S OF 8.4 az 6lc, and l25 ohio Wool sheep, ~
tGc clipped sLd rs go, weighed toretbeF, o. b. a. sl
D. ~ common st0cS e1t s3 Igbs 81 70, a. ljc.
gorye gttl Iign Elliott .o! los O4io slea4 a''p 10
at 6fc, anu eight state laub. 50 n, a. l5s. -
Ia s1d aroln ID. oser al bristol sold Y Jey lambs " -
At Re-; = % j2 n, li.c sd q sf55 VI, 1t lsc
J. Taar.ou 60. .Oh Is Pepnst!vaH.a 4o'2 h po"' a. o
ado " b. 3c; p Jtss- 20 5 al , ad H. bIe - d. a. ~"
Edgs \ o. sold ~ pdu- r-rI llris 81 b at lac.
HuG+-Rece9s 90; ~ az IrlaUuPap sid ~ n F0Tr'bH
ho fo-re. place AL,r'ou Co. bad cib NJ H. tIet tSrs
~rriug a t.fses. csr., u. BnJc a Co, , cars
a. Nht 60. hld Oreeuesf~ Co. 3 rls
,.gs Davis nf.el Co.. ari Toby Booth, each sgia
Tore csrs ere on or They gsy
e rtn about 3. lefch s,in, -
fsl Igl 10 At that pce y.r r.ay We q-' @ II 20
&c 81 1 tr veal Tor he.Sy, End &c. hr meus -
rt to,a a. aud selling st pn Lye Ao.s qnot". ~
So. Iot.7 n Caic0,o.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

The BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD Ui Iowa IN now earning more tllan l? per
cent NET on the amount Of its mortgage obligations
lis per cent gold bends equal for security TO
Governments or any Railroad issue. They COM
maud ready market, and We are prepared 10 buy
and sell them at all times.
No investment in the market, possessing equal
guarantees of safety returns equal percentage sf
interest.
traffic guarantee, and onliga itself to invest ia
these bonds 30 per cent of the gross earnings derived
from all husinessfr0m this road. This ia sufficient
indication of the estimate of the enterprise by the
largest and most sighted corporation III the West
Price 90 and accrued interest in currency. Pam
pbcts aud full particulars furnished spplicatiOn
Henry CLEws u Co., 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

ItysEpo6I Il-l00 a-L.Cu;t0nthe make I'd su@
suI s.ir Mailing Iagrfs 1iG5h, MdinHs o-esns .0'IL
LoSnoy Ma, l-liO JIOasOk openei "a s Tor ''h metc
NJ. acouu. Amerig securities Gnet ni stcs4y tut SUIT
bonds 1907, pi; iio' Old ~ 1901 VS. iellofs
Itrrpp,ot Ayy ll--.O m--tne mSrstt y quiet NitaA
6rmer at II Jall4 2 GENITAL toE No TO NO. Ne" kd he'e'
Sgng . , -, i... ,;,,,. ..,i., A. .te,i,
IiyqRp0oG Mcy I.-0 r. m.-Cettoa bmer huchng Uist :,
y,Eny O-laan. the sales OF tf day ciuatci ~
h 6J bales OF which speculation aud export 9V D roA
loNDoS. MAJ ll-iEe itsusl Wsehly statement 81 l95 -
rS ms puhf TO-DAY that the amount OF buon IN 'ia'
hqsd decreased flGlCs.
IoSn,s Msv 1t 10 iuon.os closed 50 iJr ~
q q3I tcr Uuse STATS llye-Tseny bon Ss "a
1853 Oh 81 :. 1861, Us TetForhes, So. 49,, -, 49, a., -.
IIvrapoot MAJ Il-ierp p nChesse. 6b = cNt loT ne -
gr1fel Of American Fine PsIoennJGloL GAL NpHl' ab' 80
fOr Refined .o or -,
I,yrspoot M,y l-ENuing-Libsee! on a 80 ~ - ,,,,
iiysRPoSl MAJ IIAriy ship Cleopatra from New !"
.fn al bse ui
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
uovernment pays ror lie bondsn National Bank notes

Government pays for its bondsin National Bank notes.
and the form OF currency for gold leads
to the suggestion that bonds should he for direct In gold
In future, which would simplify matters exceed
ingly. Commercial paper moves briskly on TO
basis OF 5iasl per cent fcr prime acceptances
There has been limited business done In Government
bonds there being doubt existing relative 10 future
Treasury purchases Should the Secretary conclude TO
accent no ogerngs above par OF gold higher level OF
prices would e cstopped which would lead naturally 10
n Larger busness in railway and other corpo, vld3
Fisk Hatch report Government bonds as -h'''-. {
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

The gold market has shown hut little animation, tran
sactons being almost nominal. The tone of the pre-
mum strong, however, and the sales at 1i50lil3d
Ill., the market leaving Oh strong at III! For having
balances carried the rates paid were II, and per
cent Tie days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was n iolows Gold cleared, sl6736oOo; gold balances
s65s4; currency balances :9OOl93 Tho following