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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
FAMILY MARKETS

pRrp,Y MAY hunting through tie markets Tor novete or e
Of anvhug the seeker val IND teH ad" 10
issf ts list tnrnps from Norok bets ron
ard string beans NON OhAIes'o Soe "
sl.p added 70 the flh catalogue. - ,.- -.
The prices many Of the vegetables nave oeen %
c of free arrivals Quite good many potatoes are srnyng from
Soub Carolina they retail at NGO peer Nb per
% sry from 70 8c advanced TO 20 bb 81
boaie to-day supply from Virginia running short ine oll 81
M eck held at +Od45 with string Deans az
G-c Asparagus the decline but wares greatly odnsry sehg
zoe j. bunch; Oyster Bay at D0S and Colossaf al oV
hocake nearly an the restaurants tells Of e ahund
- 81 s tfs Thev pacaricd from 2Oc z quart t smaH
seIs Of fruit up to 35C for fresh Seedlings lAey are
mostly Virginia - . . ,,..,. 49,. ~. --o.l ,ho
advance when butter goes up lie
skepen gene reilly charge 35Gc r hne D" me holding Tor 4
into Washington Market Tat now costs
sbove ~ Al Wholesale and &C. profit ought 10 he enough
Npto is rather scarce veal never more aouhht enc
e though quite variable hind quarters selling All the way ron y
a. 9 n M and 802,c There scarcely danger oi get
81 ne poIe watching stands closely. That sold 20
cbpIy il from calves, destitute OF lat 0e oil ho can
sba are quite plenty small offering at 2Da5 and 50 s 70 ~
ss for ge roe shsd sell at zoe Pfes, Oc per ID
Pigeons abundant IT ~ Is doi Enehn snl SHINY
b u 81 7Jd ~ per psir io"' ana turkeys d.
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

FpnIy Nav 5-BggyEs-Arv 80 At Conmuniraw and at
On bppdt head all tod completing Vl for me rees lbe
market rather stronger il senay stenIg uP az e '
Tens wee no. valued lOc but Ordinary TO AR Illinois steer
vent saJc good 31 Gl+e, with selections al @ ana S
M Commupsv yards contained % for s. W. Aieron Co 10
a. NcPfeT,on J. H. Daley and for W hofns SAFES
by r. Weeimer for AerOn Co. 266 illinois steers % ew'
atl2tdl4c ,. "a r,;..fs s.eer. cut At 12.0
,a "a m,sour for W Morris 81 at Rt@lc and 81 PRIME
sG,t Illinois cattle for W. Anerton Co. At ~ qiftc
III Dabey sold II TeIsns cst at loe and 0o hhoh seA "
Belle. -, 49,. 49,, MI. 49, 81 or, ~ r7s fa,c
n Bsy sod IS of AnertOn II ~ dlJe on q eTt
A. m b1pdredt l. ID. WaKel had cars Coon issuuy
cars The former o5l Illinois ~ h 81 lSe od 70 y e"l
"a Of 2SO 10 at l3ie 81 10 p cwt and "a OF '5b at ~
W Tbompson sh 81 Missouri 1918 NJ at l5c 81 h cNt % se
hp 2Oi H. SIC live weight ni 81 State stliea ste ioo ID
al PIE, 81 n l. ext -, -. -, c...,,,.,, q q,
ghh- aud at Forssst, making W o. ~ 'D4
m Is dun prces unchanged At onyeghist HUM,
Elliott ods clipped Ohio 80 Of "a d. az 6e las OF - d. tie S
- n a. 40 Of b. 7c &C osli b. lei with zoo jersey lat 20
NJ ptdd out I5c calves Ia TO- at 7c and 80 OF I'D 10
Al PdcOck sold 22a Ohio he'rei sheep 80 b. at
7e and 20 Of 92 H. at lie 70. Nil - -, q. a.,
8Ic and II lambs, at 81 so esch ,o, ,c ,,,.,,e d.
Al l9r. and Go Of 4Odf0 10, at l4dl6c =. -,
Uoa-Ayal 10 Communpsw, andB at Forue'hst max
inc 6 54 FOR lie without change ~ Iao Nv 10
1frRs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

May FCOtto1Se rrrts Of the week nales
NoBEoLK May aCo.ton steady; Ufrr-s I-1ti IT 80 -
bacs; eIrtrt,cuastVse 40 9s; SAILS -
he stock 800 bales receipts TIE week 2o5 bai eIpoT-
J.624 bsles sales Of the week so bales
SAyAyy, NAV 5Coton STEADY ami in iar demand hihngs
l4c receipts COZ bales; eTportto Gre Bnan J5 bs 70
haeS 4O bll sales l,0 l2es ocf,
247 bales; receipts u the week GO bales efoio uat
Britain $40 bales 10 The Continent ZIP baci eost"r I,@J b4 y
sales oi tie week 500 bales 81,
MAY Cotton in cool Cnand or lfrr Rre. Nh
ding, I4c net receipts TO- haze; go 10 hgsi eSporto ne
continent 20 bales coastwe IJ bales. e tJJ als soca 40
hal Of BAL bale;
continent cosste 1886 bles; s u th" week =" bal
5t'utt1n fctire, q ilH pFa wac
1850; eOTtcatvse, bales fais
Great Britain, lO4 bales 70 HIVE
R575 bses Crcudt 800 bales % Bremen 20 bssi to haee
b,lrs Vera Cruz 45 bales oosw-
40J bales; sales % the week, 2HiOo bales
2 bales; gross bales sales 500 bsles socs 1857 bales et
receipts Of week 3l3 bales $3.50 bae' oTper" e
otpent ooasise 7 tses sales Of the Neek ~ s
WuaNGroN May 5-COon quiet hdlhncs l'e; ut Te' rs 80
Salesi sales bales stock 29 bales net receipts 81 the 7ck, %
80 baes; al NJ tie We liC 's
G.vysroN 5Coon steady Good Ordinary, i2t % ret re-
e,rta $40 bales exports coasase, Go bales: 49, SoO .
net receipts Of the week. l'N ta - ctt'
Great Britain 26ls bales coasts 2,'J taes sats OF e WEEK.
$500 bales. ,-,-,,t.. .--o.
r,ceirts 100 bales sales bales; socs 1859 bales net cs J.
he week 5g bales gross TIC bssj e1ois-io Great BAh -
bales: saes Of the week, 2 300 balls. 49,, .-.,-..
uopTTv Nay b-Coon funi Mdiirr lic net receipts
500 bales gross 5J7 bales; exports costae 1 a-. ss l
bales; receipts of te week J-' basi t
bsles. ba,ee sale. Of the ~ I'D bales
PRoyIpEycY aly COttInNc' receipts 81 TIE week u bls
Hy 5The reports o the Cotton mlltes i' te me
ror oyp, 10! week ending tpday, as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.


Liysroo ay 5lo9 mCSio g OIles OF do ,5 Ye.E h. 20
~ II 90 for export and II 900 for specnl.noa nSes zoo L.L s
i-i,. Gy7 900 Receipts OF be se@s-i''' O''' ~
Ime5c.n. actual export - lbaes . M, l.,, ,,n.v
v NJ sill 80 m.-COnsos openea AZ sJt ir bo'h mou'y
an ADercE quiet United states fe-i~'H ny
Iords 1862 1865. Old, gt 100 VS. ieHr'i"o'''
ToyDOS MAY 5-1AlOwi ~ 81 Y eNI - oq,1aa1 fo
os NJ 5-fO m.COnsos, so for money nd ~ 1851 'o
the account . ,o Wl... I2u A. GENITAL for CalfOrua
u9diiI for No. 2to No nov Red western epht lhl
ny o. Winter Receipts Of Wheat al tht pan io we ~
~ IN ,nsrt,r. u American. Com 50 per 9eaI o m
I g. a. I'M for noe Pnme hest Kennel Ieu'' ~
y gallon -. s.t.,. p...oi-,c I'D ~ PhIon.
ygS,ooI NAV So y m.Cotton At seA bound " t' p a.
o - ga Os0 Amercan gaTkei for Yarns anu FaD"' '
chester n dull.
IoypoS Msy 5Talow, f3b crt M, ,..,,v ,rA %, "a,
I.Suns MAJ $50 D. nCOnrols closed ~ ~ ioi NUM-, -
qeS IN tie account American sfruff qtt ~ ,,, G -
Ss,e, i've Tsenty bonds 1907 g 1865, old sO4' I'' VI
b9l. .., ~. 49,. ~. r-.,t, hotds are ouoed
FRASKpORr May 5-Uuited States lVe-I"eNv '
al ga for tie isTue oil 1907 .t., nj s,e4iv a the
Ly,poo May % % p. mCoton closed qlst sn ~
following qlost Miii plsu1s 7i4'i6 aill.s on' .
10; sales the day l201 bales, 3p l.f ~ " ~ Oh
LoNroS May 5-EgeaingLHsesi OIL 81 % per t1 sperm VIZ
AZHE.5 g. 80. A.. o..ars t,rlt
Lfylfo5i MAY f-Arrgel-Bsrk Bel e from New
with 81 o.tJu Oeano, from Now ON ans l1I - -,
Iz9 l OF ooton oa,r - Of iors rom 80 W. u
bales Of cotton May 5.AfnNed- JoAH n''
Oe.a,, March ~, ~rt 21y bales u cotton h"I HUN "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

..,.,ectiop with the existing Sinking Funu ProocSS
.stba Treasury. is to reduce both Principal ana III
...os+ az the Public Debt of the United States INC
- ,reates no additional supply Of Government o'ocAS
,be the application of the surplus revenues derlFeu
- Gold from Customs is constantly lessemng' AZ II
has been doing for two years past the funu'U
s.oets hearing six y cent Gold Interest.
Tho tst of Nav schedule Of the Public Debt VINO"
Aos inst been published by the Secretary OF 'no
Treasury. shows a reduction in these Stocks SIM
,be Anil schedule Of S122l5700 and further ~
sning of the yearly interest charge thereon Oh 81
90 This leaves the total yearly interest
Gold Sill 9S2 OSi In the same month 'ne ~ c.,
Maid and cancelled -, 100000 of the lniov =. -
Currency debt, reducing the whole OF 'niS -.
mo interest TO S51 5000. and the yo''''
charge thereon to S1.5S7,4IO. -. .., ::
The nroposed further reduction OF '"' "''"uo" Nv
terost charge upon the Public DEBT ny rcl'noipe IL
as follows: Co., 80.
per cents for new I'VE ger S g IIrited states six
BY exchange OF ~ and per centso 1866 100000
d. PynSonSe OF sOoeoeD uu ,v '''''oS SN ON ooo
nor cenfs for four per ooiS " " '''
,..,-,,z nor annum by refundlng. So. 100000
49, and rapid accumulation in the last few
afnrivote capital now retired from active bust
- ord Of the cash Savings and Life Insurance
nre1iums deposited with or mtusted to the provi-
5.,t institutions Of the country--aN seeking tie
ost uuGoubted security. pledged TO be kept free of
N taxes under national local authority, and con-
tent proyded this object be assured, with moderate
-o,ss az interest-vill no doubt ultimately absorb
a. r,uch Of these new stooRs rs may not be
taken in voluntary conversion of United states 52Os
ormarketod abroad, CO NoRvnL,
In charge of United states Loan Advertising.
Tre1qry Office New-York, Nav ?, 1871.
PROGRESS OF REDUCTION or TIM NATIoNAL DEBT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
pECpIpTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Worth RiUer Vessss and RndroqdG
21ff bales Cotton,
Cotton OIL ~ Dned Fruit 25i5 bb Eggs 40 o.
Nj go bacs Meal 81 bales Hemp 25 e ~ bdh
No. N 5 sdes Leather bills Spirits Iuentne IL bh hosn,
ej bs Lard on 40 pigs Oh Cake bbls PORK l ties Lrl SO
- C Meas 7,0 pigs Cheese 3 pkgs Butter ~ pigs Gese
P50 nIg starch 90 pigf searn 6J pkgS spee 81 ptg les 81
% To6aeo s45 phi Tobacco $50 bbs WHISKY " bales WOO"
On M. CouueT. Copper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

The rain storm adees Cattle market t title R,er p oar' IN
G e. alIty gooi: reach D be- to-day ari prces
eol la.t veeA ranging from &C. 10 l but ea Mica cow H'e
irl demand limited; sales fair good 90 &tJ0 SO Iseps
Sn nt 100 head quality rodi of IT, IRON las'
81 wth ve limited puec, ell shon, irom q 10 &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

PROYSIUNS-Pok continues moderate demand and prices are
lowers $50 bb at $7a 81 y for New Mess
7 Cor SIS IS for Prime dol and $ y for Thin Mess
but steady sales Of 90 b0b Mess az 3 70
June ibis do for May at $7 23 Beef fairly scev
but steady Of J bb Oa 5 for Plain Mess ana
s0S3 Beef remains dull and poes are IN
changed sales e25 5Od s27 for Prime he sid oaS
Indis quiet, but nonnsy steady
s Of 20 bills 27 80 Tor Western. Cot Meats are N mod
ert yequ and prices change sales Of 100 pkg
for Sbor ard dl2 for Hams and go lhds and ts at f
Tor Shou aud 2 Western Hans Bacon is IN isr demand ana
rrc fme Of 300 boxes az. for CUMBERLAND Sdic o
shor Rib and Long Cesr and ge for Western short Clear Dred
Hogk are We Ild5ic for CITY Lam Is Wh
out activity prices rather weak, though lower sales OF 20 h
lO3c No. ]; le for Cts ltUIsc Tor isr 70 prime
steam and Kettle Rendered For future delivery TIE mar
kei doll steady tee. for June at III dci l,OV t
Tor july 1t lie. and25 tcs for August 1t re. 49,,
PETROLECM-Ihe market for Crude IN hus has been qae nav
firm at lc Spot; sales Of 800 bbs as gravt at 5tc Al te
bppe WIS - 81 % Lover for SELL options
inst r months; been improved demand io Cargo
o but speculative inquiry OWING 10 the neas hTnnesS
holders sales o7GO bhs spot and t han May ue
Iyer 23kc light demand but Steady sales
200 css AZ Io 2dic For Phaepila delivery ne
market Wss dull reported oil O bos pHr ~
29lc but chiefly 2iie. for quick delivery. 49,. o..
fm with good demand; sales 90 @ Cafoha
tcag ordinary prime 80 bags RAngoon at I@'tc so VV
S-hefe has desud FOR aw Sngars, hut The
market ro sales 22j hhd at yi for Cuba IGl2 Tor DeraA
md Isc fr Porto Refined good deInan and trI
sTEARN quiet in hhdS Rtc IS asked ana -c p
TALLOW-Te market firm, hut only moderately ac'ei AA oil
3. 600 n al 8E99c ,, ,.-... ..;.
lOyer sales Of 49, bDls Iron bound ~ slc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
IliF ing the estimated Net Earnings a,5OO'oOo
MORTON. Bliss q Co, 80 Broad-st

P.zre q MACY, Bankers the same as an lncorpo-
,si.l 1.,A. No. 80 Wall-st., New-York -Four per
cen .t...st allowed on deposits.
.ss DEsIROUs Of RECEIVING INTEREST for
tt.- money, and having it at all times subject to
eheA Cd, demand, can do so by depOstlng with this
T.-liq House, which allows Interest on the entire
G.G,l...aioes at the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
Immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
O-d.-s Tor the PURCHASE or SALE Of Stocks Bonds
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

Tr,r Pr-~rrvcTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
Ftugrt. of Iowa is now earning more than II per
CO.. uc On The amount of its mortgage obligations.
L. ;,-r cent gold bonds equal for security to
Governments or any Railroad issue. They com
mad ra.dy market, and We are prepared to buy
aad &C.. ON al all times
n, iuygstment in the market possessing equal
guarantees Of safety, returns an equal percentage Oh
interest.
Ie u cago, Burlington and Quincy has given a
t-.i.. r. sTuutee and Oblgates itself to invest IN
tce bonds 80 per cent Of the gross earnings derived
ron sB business from this road This is sufficient
j, diiou OF the estimate OF the enterprise by the
hreca and most far-sighted oOrpOratiOnint the West
Price " and accrued interest in currency; ram
Yhl ala full particulars furnished on application
HENRY CLEws q Co, 81 Wall-st.
To NroKyRs-Wanted, position as Bookkeeper
o.. --..- Con u1ae ly Lar.v -oroo-lIy -ocl IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
OFFICE OF MORTON. BLISS & Co, BANKERS, I
MN AflNr 12I1

OFFICE OF MORTON. BLISS & Co., BANKERS
NEw-YORR, ID May, 1871.
w Ter for sale, at the current market prices Of
tAr l.,, FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD
Bo<.- of THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
ir5ta.irg from 1896 to 1899 Coupons payable July
lraJll.1.
Tie Union Pacific Railroad has been in operation
g. 70 ;urlugh line, in connection with the Central
I... lilroad, since May TO- 1869. Its earnings for
the rvo years ending May 10, 1871, will be over
-lfe.rJ The amount of yearly interest on the
Ff...,I.q-r rage Bonds is S1.634,22o gold. The net
earnings for 1870 were S99l7,SG9 q. The increase of
D. ..e-.-rs for the three months ending April l.
ISL r.t. s35S,lG6 50 the corresponding period
e. 1870
C,I Thomas 4. Scott, President of the Company,
etiua'. the
l.--.r > for 1871 -S4.UbOW
A.l p. Qcuses dt--.--------- soVV'Vo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

BTFFALO I've 81 DI y 'T'T'' -'IFI =
CleTbe receipts week go fzsllt go CHS
sane Jsy The greater Ia ~ TIE st.c Sc i't -.
~. in a hands the market closed t1 vita only one o
Illinois steers Averaging 2l b. At 30 l2 sheep sae lowe"
rree; all stock cleared out oighs; 81 l l. L or,i
ia Ohio wooded avcrssag ~ H. ~ - -
2 Je "A H. at So 90 Ohio hcr1, ~ d. q - - - 'oi
40 d. n h. 1t S. Hog d. 0el Of al Soo.4Tb 'Ac season
a.Iyaf,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

DONFgTIC MARKETS.

Orleans March 20 with 1so bales Of cotton ships RooPse from
Newfork April H. with bales Of kendrok Fh from hes-
Orleans March 2, with 4,l03 bales Of cotton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
WINSLOW, LANIER 6 CO.,
no. 27 Pine Street,
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
COyIECTICIJT WESTERN RAILROAD Co.,

COUPON or Registered and by the Legislature OF '
all s,ate sr-,ven per cent Interest payable January ana July
w.. The, have % years Tie subscribed cap'a oeA VIC
Compsv 81 60 OoO all Of which except $iS" has 0eh P N
cash on This $4,000 has been subscribed and pad oy e '"
Us III. mortgage made in trust 70 the Treasurer OF TIE oA
m ~ A., registered 10 the Of the Controller Of Tie SA' ana
by him. and BY the Of the Charter can only DC
,ver.d h, him TO the Company in the proportion OF TV0 ~ "
"a 600 , previously expended in the construction OF 'ne A
tn. road .,,epj, from Hartford where eonnee" Win INC VINO" e
England system railroads westerly TO hlHsron on Wv ,
T. H.. Il connect. the Harlem Road north ana 'ouo
h An. puehe,s and Columbia Fshfn no" completes WV" ~
poubIe,e and Eastern Poughkeepns be t0'asd 'V M
M a. and Rondout Road soon TO be ou opening u''s
connection with the coal supplies Of the Penh'y'n' Cos
N, D.l,.,e and Hudson Cansl Company vide hen 0r
h, n, numerous Railroad and River connections ~
-, h , lpmber grain cattle and sread''of h0n nc "s
t linn. marble and the manufacturing Pr0dSea oil tho
many thrifty town. along is hne' -, - ..,
IN. ,,,dine N cor pleie part OF the iron pnrehae A ~
-, IN A, soon condition Of the bed VIII permit
I1 b,,,, q u. Mr.gep among whom are Hon. Villa H.
p,p.rw &C., HOLLY, GEORGE NJ BARTHOLOMEW tsl'
ooonwIN ESD guarantee that the en'srph'e vi" be
80 "A ,h,oo.l In substantial and economical manner
n peree nt and sccrued interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
financial
@ no 10 PER CENT INTEREST.

STATE, COUNTY, CITY, OR TOWN.
ILLINOIS REGISTERED BONDS.
ILLINOIS BONDS AND MORTGAGES
Are N, BEST ,nd SAFEST security for investments Of trust funds or
Investment INTEREST and PRINCIPAL paid in heYorE
City
For ,Ale and every description gwen BY
a. II. POST,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
THE MARKETS.


FNDAi. MAJ s. 1911
trHb27e msrsc f0r Pots firm With fair demsud sales
e. lll.. 10 -jU-1 p. Pearls AMI wanted.
fI-t MAIEWALS-Thee Ia. lee1 fair dall Tor most al
under n, ieliuC and bc Gm. but prices
Ne lss. fol. 10 elan C. We quote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
Cbauers for Business flen.

-,.--,,,,so OPPORTUNITY $4,000 to $4O,-
- USlNESS VI ..,ei in a BUSINESS N this city sirrady
~ GEO esa sciss Is to IS yer seat Prssi ASdTvs' L. ~ ca"
a. n oLIvEH Nv VesimAH"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the MAN N:


~ Ir0WOC AND MINNESOTA RAILROAD COMPANY Of "lr
and for about years past has been the owners Of @
property and grade Of called the old Mani'owoc and Mississippi
Railroad bng and City MnoToc aud The Uge Of
henhs Wisconsin and the dy Of APRIL 1870 morggrd tne
same to HENRY p FREEMAN anil CHARLES COLBY OF New
YORK. in rust To m hst boBd that said mortgage was on e |u
day Of june 1870 6 the Office OF the Secretary Of State OF "on
nn and recorded Vol Of r. r. mortgages pages sB 10 49, pro
vc by law and has been cancelled and this Company informed
that called the Appleton and New onon Railway Company Of
Wisconsin has BY is INT mtrtage TO The Union Idt o
York Of date ohe Of February 1871 The payment OF
lO bonds Of 81 900 each ha. rtsAe b mortgage We gd W.
sad Old manoSoc and Mississippi Railroad from ls east emu N INC u
City OF ManltoHoc 10 the west lire Of ManogOc Comfy
Now AL interested will especial notice that The
ton and NeN-London Railway Company yn title or interest," IN
and 10 part portion the said Of The said old AntoToe ana
Mississippi Railroad and that this Company viii take measure,
that part Of sad mortgage relating s grade Of tie oil MsnOsoe
spl Milssip, Railroad as ra1ialen. and void -
Dated Mays, 1911. r. q ROBERTS,
Treasurer Man towoe and MINI Co.. IS Wsst Hew-York
A MEXICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY,
NEwYoRK Nay . ls71.
AZ the annual election Of this Ccmpsny held this day the following
JOHN L. CAN'T, TRACY Il. EDISON,
NEZIAH WRIGHT &. L. VAN ZANDT,
j. DORSEY BALD WI NJ SMlIIlB.
ALBERT q. GOODALL, GEO. II. sTAYHER,
THO II. FGtBiAND
,nblnen meeting Of tie Boan Of Ipslees the following Ocers
reelected:
JOHN F. CAN'T President
s q u yA y 1 G6opi;IL vieePreadents
THEO II. FREELAHD. Secretary
hEZIAH WRIGHT, Treasurer.
THEO. III. FREELAND,
fErRETARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

To rroEgRs.-Wanted, position as Bookkeeper
Cod Hoase, BY party tlOrongbly Ioied in
te-. Be. reference gveu Address ". l. j. Box 5z5l 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

Tho foregoing is correct statement OF the public
d.lt s appears from the books and Treasurer's re-
t..u. n the Department at the close of business
Ap.i3j 1871. WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

CyrlOSbe hy active and r. batter sales fis bales
90 ht trurg including 07 bales for export 1865 baes Tor
Ha H os m spen alton, aud 800 tses N usisI FGf Ia1 a
,' esenug sOJ bales for May Al Ift, Vo bIss Tor
3e q Is bale and today 3OO bales for May o. ~
- "A - 5s a lHdlAc, 100 hairs for July az
Me- mot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

'S h-ass1 ~ w q roOS OscnHr er.ir Talss have
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-16
COUNTY NEWS.

Geo. O. Brigham, of Westboro, has been APP
pointed justice of the peace for the county of
Worcester.
The Stevens linen mill in Webster, which
have been stopped for two months past started
up Wednesday.
Rev. R. b. Bull, of Iowa, has accepted call
from the Congregational church at West Brook
field
A Mrs. Shoal, while on visit to her sisters in
Westminster, fell dead while standing at the
sink several days ago. Her sudden death was
supposed to be caused by heart disease.
A nondescript animal, more nearly resem bling
wildcat than any other class, that has for sew
eral years been foraging among the lambs and
chickens in the southern part of Southbridge,
was captured few days since by Mr. Schuyler
Dodge of Woodstock Ct, who shot it after it
had been dragging trap around a day or two
fastened to one leg. 1t was four feet and five
inches in length, and apparently very old.
The following named officers for the West
boro agricultural society were chosen at the last
meeting: President-Anson Warren; vice pres
idents-H. L. Breeders, S. T. Fay; secretary
and treasurer. L. FOrbush; directors-S. Con-
verse, L. d. White, Jr. X. J. Forbush, Jasper
Fay, VIM H. Sibley, of Westboro; VIM. u
Maynard, of Shrewsbury; George A. Fay, of
Grafton; Milo Hidreth, of Northboro; Henry
Coleman, of Hopkinton.
AT the annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Southbridge national bank, the old board
of directors was chosen as follows: S. NJ. Lane,
Jacob Edwards, Manning Leonard, John Ed
wards, C. A, Paige, John P. Stcadman, j. o.
McKinstry. S. NJ. Lane, Esq, was reelected
president for another term.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-16
New England Dispatches,
Another Explosion Mt the EOOsHc Tun-
neI-The Portland Granddaughter Case,
etc.


MASSACHUSETTS,.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 15.-Patrick Kearney
and two other workmen at the HoOsac tunnel
were seriously injured by a ntro-glycerine eX-
plosiOn, yesterday morning.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, Jan. 15.--The old post Office build
ing, on School street, was burned last night,
Loss about $4,000; insured.
Dyer II. Sanborn, postmaster at Hopknton,
died yesterday, aged seventy-one.
MAINE.
PORTLAND, Jan. fitzpatrick Butler, of Port
land, laborer on the Maine Central, was instant
ly killed, yesterday, by having his own pickaXe
driven through his head by mass Of frozen
earth falling from O bank.
The court made return yesterday, in the case
of the state VS.. Francis Murphy, overriding the
exceptions and sustaining the verdict of man
slaughter against the prisoner. Murphy is the
man who threw Patrick Murray of St. John, N.
b., down stairs, at the Bradley hotel in this city
about one year ago, causing his death Since
then Murphy has been in jail most of the time
but for the past two or three months has been
out on bail, and at work in the county building
as clerk. He has six very young children, and
has lost his wife since his incarceration. In
consideration of these and other facts in the
case, Judge Goddard of the supreme court, in
passing sentence upon him, sentenced him tC
six months Imprisonment in the county jail, oil
to paw a fine of $500