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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13

At the annual meeting yesterday afternoon of the
Stockholders OF the Western Union Telegraph Company
the following Board of Directors chosen: Hugh
Allan. James H. Banker, Nathan A. Baldwin, VIM. ID.
Bishop Horace +. Clark Ezra Cornell Alonzo B. Cor
NELL Harrison Durkce VIM f. Dodge, Sheppard Candy,
Norvn Green Augustus W. Greeneaf John A. Griswold.
Wilson G. Hunt, George Jones' {. Livingston. Edwin d.
Morgan Vim. Oron, o. II. Palmer, f. s. Sanford, Angus
tus Schell Hiram sbey, 2. q. Simmons, John Steward
Moses Taylor Daniel Torrance, George Walker, E. B..
Wesley, Stilman Witt
The Executive Committee for the ensuing year is as
follows: james H. Banker Horace i. Clark, A B. Cor
nell, II. Durkee, A. W. Greenleaf T. ID. Morgan, VIM.
Orton H. Palmer Augustus Schell John Steward, and
L. Il. Wesley.
The following is list Of the executive officers chosen
President william orion; Vice Presidents A b. Cornell
Mumford Treasurer. r. II. Rochester; Auditor. ". II.
Abel The total share capital of the company $407l
TO- About thirty million dollars voted. In the
new Board Of Direction there are four new members
compared with last year.
Messrs Robinson Chase & Co. have placed 5000 to
the credit Of the Chicago sufferers subject to the draft OF
the Mayor Of that city.
The earnings OF the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Railroad Co. for the week ending Oct were
Sa S. being increase first week in September
Of A,5G3
The Philadelphia stock market unsettled to-day
Pennsyv 6s sold at 1861 Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road &C. Reading Railroad. So, and Pennsyyana Rail
road, $50. Gold closed at ll4i
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& Hitch repOrt as follows at 4 p. IN:

The leading feature in State securities was sharp de-
cline South Caronas, the reaction being equal TO y
per cent the January and July issues The quota
tions exhibited steady downward from IS TO Al,
while the April and October issues were dull at 46.
North Caronas sold for old but the special tax re-
coded to lG The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13

80 It
c,a,ra ,nrg It ,uy !! SAL 4e 2lc. @ lat s,enI%S
quote: % rn.,., u,,.n. New or..o. r...
orHo,r..: :....,.'II55i i, +; y,
Low Middnas.......lp. ri 90 20, 9o
G iood Tdiiac ...;lt ri :li "a
lpd sr h1 arm arr ais" ~ rSa AL c - ~ RS PER
Bio'I,r mere; W ts, 40 ,r CcLet 500 do ptr Pas1;
I I.o a * tag. ct WOE, i%r Saa Bsasel
arrival. nice. are oiy slightly L'rT The low Medium AID
tam h ~ are qs % ga - 1y ' o ln la Sup 81 % % 10
No. .............. 61d " Quo Rouudhoop h'' 800. . .
Stsrr IEI,rs trsnal.. ~ Ohio EI 1rie birds. O9
sO Stp,GVg ir; ga 20 Ohio Ind AID Mich $50
MiaSeo'' 2'a s"U Double tig Do aG Co.,. t;S
Wheat EI;rs,.. $50 IS st. Lou. Double Es; GOa IS
E,;f1 A% n5 Indians GOA 90 su sss El S and ga ga
Fga ,,ay ..,e, g, 66l v. i1s'e; g. oaAen
R'hmond Coau,r,, EItra.........."......... ga &c
Gscsa aud tennessee E., 80, and F Wo:.. ''~ 10"
sys tar is 'ont a G 20 S.. 80. %S"'s s,ss
Corn Meal 's,eai,; sale, 80 w WsqaO'r: s,na..n
corn M Msa It esa y % 70 Corn 70 - 20
cor NsaiW;tG O. s,a :. 30 fl, State. and g, Is
qsS i's % fsP p ti%n' %Dr' ''''
LrdSPdoi 8 o." SusE INV Hhca 81 d G b steam so lu.n
a S% ca ;G ''' re do ai s s .S Corn Br &c.
STlG 10 CTs Tor y "G, ~ 500 ana q GFn to CS for ORDER
g. b. two Ng1 o tens egoTed 5 T Esr Ioeom %
private terms ,i,h rs bauer to CorI for oi the I. Or
tonun'.t Nv bs, hen 81 IUS' o p T Mebtra1.an
TO- 3 S% % csr:o P ams .u ss "a 'uH'
White At the
.aas ~ ITO Luh Al 81 52d 81 50 for Chicago spirg
81 Z, g., NJ V,wsuLee 81 81 for No Milwaukee; $50
q ga % 70 "r 70 "a Il "a lar Imher Wsprp 81 10
G Golden op; 81 tOd 81 OIL for Red State 81 "a for Am
r SET & II 8J for White Michigan;
d. 81 p or White udana: and 81 1Od 81 White Genesee
w., ~ ~ Il. al tIn lIsb Canada West AZ Barley
H H. - & If Ia. T,, Stg,e az 81 o.; Canadian At 81 T.
Gales lJ3 zoo bush New Ono Nigel al 3JdoJic
White At Sic $50 on ul aaoat for the Latter Stat at &c. for
~ Crn frcelv oJ-i and prices are lger sales
park' I'VE uu J =, go &ssten Mrei AZ Isl d7te
DlSA la' ~, s Hac s",I closing x IN re bid saoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13

Stories from Old English Poetry, by AEBY
SAGE RICHARDSON UIurd Il HoughtOr). The merits OF
ths pleasant for young readers consist IN the fc
nclty the selections and the excellent taste WIN
which they have been wrought UP into modern MARIA
lives without destroying the flavor Of the original The
stories are taken chiefly from Chauccr, spcnSer' ana
Ehakcs pearc, ana although it may seem a hold cAFri
mcnt to pre- then, in different costume from thai III
which they dressed 10y their authors the most las
tdous reader need not shocked by any ervcrsonS {"
their Significance while those who have not vcnued 50
far INTO the depths % our antique song will delight i'll
their rehearsal by such skillful artist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

.vDopT oP INSURANCE COMMISSIONER OF MhSSACHC-
AN sHTTS fARr H. LiFE INsrRtNCE Sv". h'''oh
Massachusetts, is the state in winch the
.upcr,ntendence Of life insurance by the Government
was iuaucuracd and tie publication or tbs document
IN always an Of great interest Ill the hSra'e
world The present Massachusetts, Commissioners IN I'll"
Hon Julius L. Clarke. His predecessor the Hon. Johh
T. Sanford pGhshcd as an appendix TO MS report lor
,ses collection Of letters in regard to the Distribution
NJ surrlus In Life Insurance Companies In continual
ton Of this discussion MI Clarke publishes with the
rrosent report letter from Mr.. James + Lyman upon
the same subject Mr. Lyman attempts IN to show tha'
hat is called the percentage system though now almost
pniversay abandoned this country, and denounced
Nv nearly all tie actuarics is the system under whch
thc insurance principle has the most complete operation
He argues that " dividends are made upon the C"hH
hu,ion systcm the dividends are made III melhou
that IA Incompatible and inconcruons Win the
rest OF the contract between the company anu 'he
insured. Hence the exact justice SAID TO De wrought
unon the contribution systcm is chimcra Equity II
really done upon the percentage system because '"'H
poicyholcrs chances Of receiving DIVIDENDS correspond
with his contribution, "a the surplus JUST IN tue sdc
way that the chances O; receiving the sums hSnreu cor
,espopd with the premiums paid. The companies that
adopt the percentage system can therefore, o''i
things being equal furnish upon better terms
than tbo,, who ADOPT III, contribution plan The object
Of insurance is the distribution OF loss and 1t is more
ou,rtly carried oi uVou that system than upon any
other In fact when Life Insurance Company Is upon
the contribution plan, far as its DIVIDENDS are CON
eerned its Accommodations for the benefit OF the
long liver and partakcs of the nature OF tontne
But tontne is an injurious lottery, devised FOR the az
Rrandzcment Of an individual while life insurance. a
beneficial institution designed Tor tie relief oi man
estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13

A new series of Short Studies on Great Hno-
ftcLs b. JANIS ANTHONY FIOUDE VI. A., has been pup
lshcd by C. = rbnrr Company, containing Tho auth"
ds ourNc on" Ca,inism" review Of Father Newman on
"Tae Grammar Of Assent" Condition and Prospects
OF Protestantisu' On Progress" and other mscela-
neous papers marked by the we-known qualities OF ms
br liant and versatile pen, but with Tendency to para
dox often mprs the confidence of the reader III tine
sounducss Of his conclusions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13

The DAYS business at the U. $. sub.Trea

odh
Currency TeceIpts..". 0l,lO' "a
Foreign exchange was demorazcd and weak owing to
anticipated arrangements in cash god and rates were
nominal at 1888 1854 for prime GO days sterling, and 1919
for short but reported fully per cent below
The Bank OF England did not advance the rate OF ds
count though this course has been expected in some
quarters
It's matter OF considerable difficulty to give iar
quotation money. SO far as the conservative lenders
were concerned the was per cent but IN the ier
noon there were some wild relative to the sol
ycncy OF certain money institutions and money became
very difficult OF access. As high ta5 OF per cent
was maid in addition to the legal rate in thc way Of
turning stocks Commercial paper was neglected.
After p H. money lent freely again at per cent per an
Government bonds active, and the general list
quite freely pressed resulting in decline OF to H. the
Currency going off per cent to no.
The market closed fcyerish, with 1SG7s at ll2s @ll2s
E If, fnlln AT 4 n IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
Colnlnan uenedirt,s closng QnotatiOns wcro !:

The gold market WAS firm during the morning, and
advanced from III to M the chief business king M
llIi to Iit the foreign not being calculated IL
have any special ennct the psfmuuA Subsequently,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13

there was moro strength noted and the pr1ce ADVANCED
10 MAJ when 1t transpred that the Treasury sold only
million gold instead Of two advertised The de-
mand for cash gold also stoned the premium as Dor
paid for the OF coin to deliver and per cent
per annum, and 1i. L32 aGi 1ie, as2 764, $50, and
3G OF per cent per dicm The days business at tho
Gold Exchange Bank was az follows: Gold cleared,
t5OO7 900; gold balances t34373s; currency balances,
a. GO8 The following were the uuotatiOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13

There was desire to realize on railroad bonds, aud
the Union Paccs sold down to 81 for lists, to 70i for
Land Grants. aud to II for Income. Central PaCitcs
atc1ly nt following the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13

An abridgmcnt of President Noah Porter
elaborate work The Human Intellect under the
title Of Elements intellectual Science mas been issued
In neat and compact volume lay Charles ScribneI C"
The leading positions of the original work retained
with many the illustrations 10y which their exposition
was cnlivencd although the language is to certain de-
gree condensed, and changes are introduced INTO
the order and method the argument The topics that
demand gr, exercise OF thought for an clce-
tary work have been altogether omitted while but htc
spacc has dcN OCd to critical or controversial sS-
gestons. III judgment, the work has been greatly
improved manual for practical use by the process OF
excelsior which It has gone through and it now presents
The leading facts intellectual science fromthe authors
Pent OF view with ccarness and vlgor though without
the ample surroundings which impaired the effect Of the
volume IN it, original form.
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A selection from the Speeches of Fisher
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'eres but the right is reserved to advance the price
at any time without notice.

teres out the right Is reserved TO advance the n..
at any time, without notice.
The Bonds have thirty years to run bear no,
cent interest, payable in New-York. Iondau q,
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without notice. free of taxes. Both PRINCIPAL AND
INTEREST ARE PAYABLE IN GOLD. They are Cannon
Bonds, but can be registered with the couno,.
ON, or can be registered with the coupons on,
and interest paid to registered owner Interest nav
able August Is and February 10. A liberal sinking
fund, formed from the entire land sales, in payuen.
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crued interest provides for the early extnguishment
of this loan.
Trustees-Farmers' Loan and Trust Company
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Missouri, lows, AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDS.-This
road runs between the Hannibal and st. 10 Railroad
and the Burlington and Missouri River Railway
and will be q rival Of these roads and Of the Rock
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through tier Of counties west of the Mississippi,
whose statistics promise larger business than
Of its aforementioned rivals enjoy. Al the said
rival enterprises are profitable and succcs full to an
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has much road finished, and presents a solid security
for its present issue Of bonds
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JAcEeox Go. Missouri EIGHT PER CENT BONDS
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The bids for tho Treasury gold amounted to $4,000
ut 1854 to 144O OF these bids, only ono million was
awarded at 1I4Os to 1lIi0 Details as below:
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