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stocks and considerable was done at 132 ana interest,"
Toward noon, however, money was lent ct per cent
coin, and before the chose offered freely at per
cent currency. The weekly Clearing House statement
Of the bank averages was rather astounding one until
1t came be discussed at the Board it was in the in
tcrvals Of ante Christmas piping Of penny whlstes IL
seems that the balances Of Ave uptown banks
which had previously becn included in the statements
were by resolution Of the Clearing House Association
omitted from this one, and are longer to appear In
the general acc"nnng t. "crrstars -; c:tns, cor;
it6h OF the banks therefore compared with tie Pre-
vios week. the balances OF those banks should be de-
Quoted, when the comparative figures would be, in
round numbers az follows:
peeres. in Loans .... s726o DECREASE LEGAL Ten.
Ps sc,'e 10 Decrease IN Circulation
The decrease in loans ia the natural and wholesome
sequence OF the scmannua preparation Tor the payment
NJ dividends and the decrease drpo-s the inevitable
effect Of the contraction In loans, and OF the general
demand for money the near approach OF annual
settling day. The dinnution in specie Il attributed to
the nominations of gold SPECTATORS who. being hold
crs Of large amounts which they de-lre to sell without
further loss have withdrawn II temporarily from
the bank and tho best authorities express inc
belief that the next weeks statement VIII lhuF
cato its return with" much Of the same sort Ihe
dccreasc in legal tenders dsapponts no one "xcep ny
tc snancss Of the amount the season being one when
always nccessitaes the sending OF large sums 10 INC
West In its best aspect the statement IL remarAao'
one I'm the extent the contraction it exhibits not less
than in fact that the street bore u WITHOUT percep'
bic nchng In this point OF view II ~ ci"ar tna WIN
the associed banks have greatly strengthened their
own positions they have also proved that the street anu
the business community were already STRONG "nos "
imprcvnablity The net reserve has fallen tl,55O2Oo
and the hanks now have in what they classify as lawful
money s. 925 above the legal requirement. Inc loi-
having are tbe comparative totals:
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CHRISTMAS BOOKS.

Among the choice holiday books that nave
.o,e an hand Zoo late for notice before may I've "rn
TONED Gems Of Eaoi,sh Poetry, by CHARLES mAckAi
tlsoutledge sons), in,"nded To present one grand
panoramic view of the master pieces oil Engsh poetry
nv ho,h Brit sl and authors Birds ana he'
Essts Ivy MARY HowIrT Thc Same). charming volume
Of popular ornithology new edition OF "lno's I"''
Of "a, yin,ieenM Ceatry. edited by +. A. ID fcKISCA
,.rpers, brought down TO the present time, aud en-
v4ebed with numerous selections from recent American
meets "a new edition of Darey's illustrations Vi w."
oorrf WiddletOnl the collection OF quaint
sk,chcs which first brought the names OF the au" W
the artist prominently before the public; au nv" 49,
Booth al I,rSre Dramatic Characters. (Osgou ,,
v.rtraits engraved nv W J. Linton after the orc''
PAINTINGS hy iennessv. and with an adnirp'e y
Zeal sketch of the distinguished tTagtdian ~ "
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SATURDAY, Dee. 23-P. ".

The week now brought To close lii Wall-st.
has not been characterized by notable event worthy
Of ,p,cial remark Government bonds have been urn,
arrived at point where purchases pelo" ''
par Of gold cannot be made. Gold has declined 10 u
point not heretofore touched In more than nine yeaSo
since the early part OF the Great Rcbclion and all the
Influences the general sentiment or the pubic
favor further gradual retrogrado movement the
decline being hailed with JOY rs the harblnger
of "A rcurn once more to specie pay mcnts ana the ra'
action Of business metallic basis instead OF an i'
deemabc currency. The calling III and redemption Oh
so Of the bonded debt In adhtion 10 tho
slo0COo 600 already Cancelled and the s2OOOoo whose
interest /, to cease March T. 1s2 viii still futher tehu
to raise tho credit of the United states, and place
where il belongs right second tn none In the civilized
world The course Of morcy during the week has
been ftful aud fcyersh, and extraordinarily
high have been obtained throughout even TOT lS
usnally active time Of the year. the extreme ratcs nh"
ing xpluation in the disastrous events with "h'n 'e
let 90 days have fr1ught The advent OF the New"
Year and us accompanying dividends VIII very
greatly and materially modify the present sha'ioh'
Stocks however, have stubbornly resisted al inc en-
crcachmcnts OF active money, ana prices uurihE wv
week have not only held their own, but in majority oi
instance, a considerable advance has been attained Inc
auolnt Of business transacted however. haa been sim,
and has reflected tle close approach Oi the thriNhH
holidays when bok r.. operators, aal spectators 'or
thc nonce nut Of the Ir of daily business routine
for the annual and froc incident to thc street Oh
such occasions Eycryhngiand v,rybo'y to-day wears
a holiday aspect, aud the carly Adjournment OF the
boards was taken advantage OF by some OF
the moro joylaliy inclined to carry ther of"li'
cries oven INTO the sacred precincts OF the
Doar! Hoc,n a. well tho lower hall OF the Stock TX
cr r pleasure for the usurping the place OF bisi-
Il, 50 rvity. The stock market to-day has been actVc
IN few of the spccaltics such as ONO ana mississippi
WuDa,h Northwestern, Rock Island, Pacific Mall ana
Vu.0n Pacitc but in tho remainder OF the liSt
,h.rc WIS A marked dimEuti0n In the volume OF
bisnoss. The advance in the leading shares f""''
mn ro 1, rcr cent the only marked reaction hirn;
bee, shortly after the bank statement was announced
from which there WIS 4 ii rally. however the market
clos nr strong. o'k Island from loit to 1904 ana
Wlhash from e., +, - thc>r two stocks leading III the
advance. There Was 40 Second RoaId. lH' EA'hahe'
WI, closed a, , I H. ait,: which the dealings were
,,tt The following are :le hi chest and lowest prices
nj a. 4 ,lp stock. today:
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halfyear. The National Broadway Bank has deelsfed
dividend Of h per share, free Of tax, payable on and
after the lst prox.
The Philadelphia stock narket was dul to-day Penn
sylvan,a 81, third Issue. sold at 1907 Philadelphia and
Erie X X, H3; Reading r. X, so; and Pennsyl ANA
r. r., so. Gold closed at i0a.
l. The HOusatOnic Railroad has declared dividend Of a
per share payable Jan. D. 1872.
The bank statement compares follows With former
returns: syNf
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The Irving Savings Institution have declared siVi-
dend of per cent. payable Jan. II.
The coupons Of the first mortgage siA pr cent sod
bonds OF the Union Pacific Railroad Company Will ne
paid. free Of tax ut the banking house OF Morton Bliss
Co IN New York, and ut the otcD Of the Company In
Boston, and after Jan.
The broadway Savings Institution will pay depositors
interest 1t tho VI per yer annum for tho iast
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And the following for city bank stoc KS:


In railroad bonds the dealings moderately large,
prices being held up well. Tho Pacific mortgages were
uoticcaDy strong and higher Union Fr~s advancing to
o. and Land Grants TO 49, Central sOld TT O3s 1921
Hannibal and ST. joseph ss. Convertible 1s Toledo ana
Wabash Firss, 81; do, St. Louis Division, 81 Morris and
E.rx Second 9gI; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
second 3 10Y; and ca C. and /. C. FTstS 50. The fO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
New publications.

DOIITlCAL ECONOMY: IT'S IMPOR-
i IANt IA noble OffEE.-Alh"ush Political ECONOMY
,l,,, Importance rehtus both 70 the md
..tertrrf known e" least
sbtrat.a h fes Therefore The Grw-ra"r Press Tie a'knoN geo
z1strs cuya nugt the pruHWcti' l'joft
a.. .l license EXISTING tb> decou orc IA
Ia rae genciSi att 'th To
We feel dut'
-. r,t The " i"A Nrsnt." J"uln Il 'on
Ia, AZ a,- ~ IAOSaud Dollars FOR the best
i"Id| f"it'i o'"Hy it Use 10 I4bhe
k...,, DE al pats Of the I1On 10 II
a. ~. Of - o. made by he 'pr sag
"a N,I Journal a. foi the ..uc1pt
e. - - clearly
to .t'' l ff'' OI ~ ur"i yc's, th sHe 70 he
a.it-, tciOIr December ~ III The
IIUini ent nnOng TIE most
i.., r,. ,..r,,", Try j. lio'sel tbst the
. 49,. co''2'- OIL, q. al t"Vhty
,.t E,ngrO Iu'" Prurrt,s. T hers Of l J.
G..|. ..'t ,t"'. wa. aio.t Lave bSi re-.
'icl Use he
.-r, ..- ~ sri.s Ne @" h.n Tor to t"il,
r-oee,, 9, by ID. -
''';g - 'o;' plate, a.! e 81. u lie
q. ,.., . ''.,; -rtt'm.l bod TIE c.g-ct .rei
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The r1d market seems To have no support except from
those no have coin they want 10 dispose Of. md az
slaI psslbc. ucnCc the transactions are lSht
and dealers exrcIIey >hy. Tnr lcasr attempt to sell
w,4htIs ana finally breaks the market, and leave the
holder, 81 gold hopeless condition Lan before
\ rise by which coin N;ts Withdrawn from hank inst be-
fore the making up of the Clearing House statement lri
the Ilnwary into huvng inall amounts at slight al, ancc
upon III" caty ioGIIu- price, hu' very ituc was ar
colnpi-hcd by the bull toward citing ri OF then de
agreeable burdens, and the mark closed without The
least show Of animation. In tn" face Of the large
Of coin t. let loose week aud the prospect Of
tnurd activity money there is thought 10 lie nothing
encourage the buying of gold or the holding "f that
already bought. II noticeable feet that whatever
losses made by the steady decline seem to fall rather
upon the Younger and less experienced operator the
normal condition of the youthful mind being that of
hoInfunc>s Of In" future while the veteran Speculation
Astounding in caution, born Of many lO>sc,. no
profit pay wing premium. however small. Tor gold,
long the agents Of the Government stand ready
cOrnucOpa and pour out Its precious contents
the rate of t9OOOOUU per week, while the whole conn
try raising Its voice for the immediate Resumption OF
specie payments. The frank opinion Of he dSntcI e,tcd
II that have every thing 10 gain by rcSmng aud
allowing the enormous Of boarded gold TO enter
into the currency Of the country. That ii
serves useful purpose while locked up la
the Government Treasury hid away In stock.
ings and by-paccs Is fact universally felt
Gold duh to-day and without any features worthy
OF comment. The market weak at the opening
when sales made at lOo!, but after the ADJOURN
nent Of the Board ut IL o'clock the price adv 1851
subsequently rcacting TO l08i and closing 1885, i0,
There Is still heavy tone to the market, and II proper
action /, taken by Congress the decline will continue till
lard the terra TRINA Of resumption. The rates
paid to have balances carried oyer g, and O. per
cent The total clesrings ut the Gold Exchange Bank
were A6657OOO; gold balances s?O!7 pa and currency
balances. t,3Oi6is. The payments to-day for rrtcmp
ton OF 62o bonds. were Sji5,COO making u total OF
t2A7OO thus fur disursed this account The Treas
also bought tl 900 52a Wednesday being all the
offerings under par VI gold. and sold million gold ON
Thursday; received In coin for during the week.
t69627o and disbursed In coin interest the public
debt tln5.70s. The following were the quotations.
10 .......ios ioi....ioI u Ion ......IUsi
3.........lu3l ..lost
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State bonds quiet. The leading feature was the
sharp decline in Virginia consos, when went Oh I" d.
North Caronas old, sold at 3ls; South Carolinas, new
january and July iQ24a; Louisiana Leyee Is, 6!!, and
Missouri G, 49, The following were the bids:
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The following shows the relation between the rescr'


The Goycrnmcntibond market has been firm but tue
dealings were small and the changes unlGportan The
Treasury hereafter will include IN its purchases any OF
the called" loc2s offered Fisk Hatch report Cow
eruInents as follows at y. H.:
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fH".UD eshceed god oertiheAies cat 70 Wellington
In the money market the desire Of lenders to carry
over unemployed balances until next Tuesday induced
rates call loans. dn tho morning. la q few .x-
cepoDs csses lie paid for turning high priced
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I;NlON PACIFIC BONDS

UNION PACIFIC BONDS. 4
The undersi sued offer for sale, at the current ."
la, r.,,,. the First Nortgage aud Land Grant b0ns~
Of this Company.
The Eirvt Mortgage Bonds. due iS06. bss' No -
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We stocks to-day:
Coleman. Bclrdirt'> closing quotations were:
dates uud

The Suoincd table shows the highest and lowest pr'
# active stocks, Utcd states bDuds and gold made
DUNN. the wrcl we'll the closing prices Of each at
thn d. nuh .ru,cn iunNI:
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-F'hsr cAhh'
lot O'clock A.
Go~r~n.prt Itond- ,o ,,.i
Inn n $40 Con 8sp....t 300 o. - so 'ou 0''''" '
SECOND BOARD.
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Vcarhfr5.

A FRENCH Gentleman, experienced IN teach
ihs 10 tvs nn FRENCH spanish. and MATERNAL 10
No 10 tue CONN.,!
Adl,s- for oue We, L. Tl.A,hti Ifh Ohice.
:. A 1ner School lnstitutc,' / Bond st. supplies
NA.l1R
position, have APP ar t-r J. " Scn,r ho-1 Art'rv
I ITERARY.-A Literary Young Lady reads
IN nsrrd ls.e. III" : fiIios n" r"t ht'r n - -
c'rr yrth rnrr.s'p O. ~"
cn-ruf tonic, ii or ~. o all TIE r,rei, Ia p
book ami notices ~ r AG4''s
READER AND WRITER. 30, - Station d. Post.Otcc.
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The receipts cotton at all the ports for the past week
were bales against 100 95 bales the week
The total receipts since Scptl 1s 125o379 bac:.
against ljo 9i bales for the ponding period Of the
previous year. showing decrease IN the present crop Of
$50 SIS bale. The exports from all the ports for tie week
100 bales. against s95l bales for the same WEE
last year The total exports for the expired portion OF the
cotton year bales against S2 1913 bales for the
same time last year. The stock at all the ports 9
bales against 49, bales for the date in Is70
The following shows the exports exclusive OF specc)
from the port OF New York to foreign ports for the week
ending Dec -, and since the beginning OF the year:
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Loans and Dis Specie. Leg Ten. Deposits. 'reS', ons

the rerdge AHOum OF Loans SpecH, ftrfnfdA
fiDu Ic,Jsits and Legdi T.nders IN he Lanks Of hl
Ciiyof Ner York for ne veek ending Saturdpy Dscj
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Mem Publications.
Jnetrnttlon.

ANTIION GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
~ ~ MADISON AVE-.
schooi bonrs Of A. N. to2l y. -.
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New Publications
yNuE WOMAN BOOK!

rNHE WOMAN BOOK!
TIKI GksYpEST WORK oP THE CENTURY
4 LIES ISSUES OF LOVE IN ALL IT'S PHASES
ruR wOopnrII-CLAFLN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rI,pEN .Jpry exposed and honosi marriage indicated We "
know wbs, love means. ,c, fail iLIe it. Tbs splendid WON
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REVENUE DECISION,

That our merchants may not render them
selves liable for failure to conform to tb<
Revenue requirements, We publish the fol-
lowing recent decision from the Depart.
ment:
Prepared Mustord, Sauce. Syrups, Jana,
and Je'lies must hereafter be staneped an
der Schedule c.
OFFICE or INTERNAL REVENUE.
WAsHrNsroS. March Is, 1871.
0tis Cyapp. Esq.,, Assr Fourth Dist., Boston, Ndss
SIR In your letter Of March 4. You call
my attention to letter in relation to pre-.
pared mustard. &C.. addressed to Assessor
n. Friedssm by my predecessor in Office,
under date Of July Is, 1870. and published
in the Lnlerna! laeuenus Record of August
9, 1870.
1t appears from the letter to which you
refer that Commissioner Dclano suspended
the collection of the stamp tax imposed by
the act of July IL. 1866, under schedule G.,
upon prepared mustard, sauces, syrups.
jams, and jcllics, until Congress should
meet and have an opportunity to relieve
these articles from stamp duty.
The time Of such suspension having OK.
PRED and Congress having taken no action
in the matter, prepared mustard, sauce. syr-
ups. jams, and jcllies hereafter sold. offered
for sale. or removed for consumption, must
he stamped according to the provisions Of
schedule 9.
A. PLEAsANroN, Commissioner.
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New TO-DAY.
61lcrin's Sale.

DIT VIRTUE Of an Execution iysucd out Of the
ID District Court Of the Second judicial District Of
Montana Territory in and for Deer Lodge County.
bearing date April 9TH, 1871, to directed and d..
livercd in action in said Court wherin Wa Furvinu
and Henry Schneipe are plaintiffs, and N. Heal H.
p. DrennOn. J. N. Merrill and John Ulery are de.
PENDANTS and judgment having been entered againss
said defendants and in favor Of said PLAINTIFF for tsS
sum Of Five Hundred and Two and - lOths i>sO!
Dollars damsges and costs in the sum Of Twenty
Nine and - lOo.ls lssa?5l Dollars and al! further
accIuing costs have levied upon and will on SAT
uKDAY: TIE syTl! pay Of April, 4 D. 1871
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ and o'clock =.
Of said day. ut tho front door Of the Court House
in Deer Lodge City, Montana Territory, sell ut public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder for cash In
hand the followiu. described property, all located In
Flint Creek Mimi. District. Deer Lodge County. n.
r., y: follows. to-wit: Quartz mining claims Nos
sW from Discovery and Discovery eia,m on the
Aurora Lode: Al-o, Discovery claim and Nos one Il
and two t?l 4 and III and L?l W Of Discovery
on the Thtnderbolt Lode. Also, Discovery claim and
Nos ono III and l?l East, and enc m and two lal
West the Pioneer Lode Also, fifty i3D feet Of NJ
IN West on the ComAnche extension. Also, all tho
interest Of either IT the above named dcfcud.
ants In and to Nos one r. and tive ~ West on the
Comanche extension. Also. Discovery Claim Oh tho
COmAnche extension
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of April 1871.
WESLEY w JONES, sheriff
sat by CHAs. 3. WARREN, Deputy Sheriff
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IMPORTATION FOR EMIGRAXTS.

From what knowledge We have, every
mail that comes to Montana carries numcr.
Gus inquiries from the East and West con
corning the inducements in Montana for
settlers to immigratc here. To answer the
inquiries in any Que of these letters, as they
average, would take quire of paper and
still be incomplete. Very often they are
unanswered or answered unsatisfactory.
because no one has time or ability to do it.
Now, II IL is a benefit to Montana to popu-
late, every person sufficiently interested to
write should be satisfactorily replied to.
1t cannot be done by written correspond.
cncc. Newspapers must publish new mat.
ter, and cannot duplicate save at heavy cost.
Information bearing upon every material
point has already been published, but it is
scattered over two or three years in the Va.
r'ous newspapers Of the Territory. Among
the most important and valuable of these
articles are the Official reports of the Census
Marshals. the Territorial Auditor and Treas.
urcr, the Revenue officers, articles in tho
Montana Statistical Almanac, and the best
descriptive and statistical articles from tho
papers These should be collected and pre-
Jared by acompctcnt person, and the whole
published in on edition In newspaper form
These should be supplied to the various
Postmasters, officials and editors. and sup.
piled to inquircrs. The LEGISLATURE has
been most negligent In this matter, or Il
WOUId have hren nrnvidr6 far 1ock svsnsne
Such an edition, ample In number, and GOV.
ering the entire sub cct, could be published
IN two or three weeks for $500, and it's
eventual benefits would he important Be.
lieving our Federal and Territorial officials
could devise some means to raise tho amount
required, We submit tho idea for their con.
sidcratiOn.
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DOMINGO.

Tho Senate, on Wednesday, by Its action,
disposed of the San Domingo question for
the present session, by refusing considera.
ton of the Presidents Message. The Report
of the Commissioners will now 60 before
the country, and ample time will have been
given before the re. converting for the press
and people to consider and discuss the pro.
posed annexation. This IS the better plan.
Having done without tho Island for nearly
century, the United States can exist an.
other six months unwcddcd to the gem mo.
p of the Antilles, by which time it will
doubtless be developed whether tho acqui-
sit'on comes pure and lovely IS millionaire
bride, or 10 gricvously affected with chronic
climatic complaints aud corruptions that
offend
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lDy Telegraph.l
nan DOMINGO.

The President will accompany the trans
mission Of the San Domingo Commissioners
report to Congress, next week, with . mes.
sage, In which be says In substance that had
the subject received fair treatment whea the
last treaty was rejected. he would not have
asked fer its reconsideration; but believina
Il had not been fairly presented 70 the coua.
try, and the question having become com.
plicated with charges and insiauations for.
eign 10 it, merits, 30 desired full investi.
CATION at the hands Of Congress, which has
been had with results vindicaiing the cor.
rectness of his public policy. He dues not
ask for action now, hut transmits the report
for the information of Congress and the
country; still adheres to his own views ~
to the desirsbilily Of annexation but with
no further recommendation to make; II the
c0untsy desires tho object accomplished,
Congress, In thu exercise of Constitutional
duty, will indicate the desire BY advising
the contamination Of treaty. He does not
BY any means abandon his own views, hat
leaves the responsibility OF future action
upeu Congress. and rep0ts his original
declaratlon that he hes no policy 70 estosce
against the viii Of the people.
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Proposals fol-. Auppliee.
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
O11lcs CHII1 QUARrBRMA srEl

81. SO1s MtIus CV" O. 1osl
GRALED PROPOSALS, duly endorsed ~ such. 70
- the usual form. eubjot to the usual conditions N
duplicate, invited to supply the several Posts 10
this Department, With the regular Military Supp'e'
for one year from June ~ 1871, ~ follows:
Fort Smelling, Minp Sd0 cords Of oak Wool 10 tonS
Of Hay, " tons Of straw. Fort Ripley, Mimi. Nv
cords Of oak Wood, 1856 TONS Of Hay Fort Abstsr."
bic d. r. 104S tons Of Hay. Fort Wadsworth, D. y,
$50 CORDS Of oak Wood, 81 tons Of Hay. Fort Ransom,
d. IT, tons Of Hay. Fort Pcmbina, .. T, sSo corr
q oak Wood. 81 tons Of Hay. Fo't Tottcn, D. I
$50 cords Of oak Wood 500 tons Of Hay. Fort Stes
eison. D T., 40 cords VI Wood. $40 tOns Of Cca.
tons Of Hay. Fort BafUrd, D. T.. 6O6 cords Of Wooc'
1000 tons u Coal 4s1 tons OF Hay. Fort Rice D. \,
500 eo1ds Of WOOD, SIS tons Of Lay. For sally
r., 2Cl6 cOrde Of Wood as tons Of Hay. Fort kar
6all ID. T., 1886 cords 0f WoOd, 4s4 tons Of usy;;
Sioux City, Iowa. - cords Of eek God, ~ tons y
Hay. Fort Benton, +, $50 cords Of Wood, lls tees
Of Hay. Camp Baker, II 7. 1855 cords Of Wool -
tone Of Hay: Fort Shaw, u T, l4Ss cords Of Woo1
~ tons Of Hay. Fort Ellis, T. Ss36 cords VI WOW
or 1900 tons 0f Coal 1863 tons Of Hay. 80.
The several quantities herein mentioned may ~ -
crossed or diminished may no required to nes'
legal necessities for the period specified. Inese
P0sals VIII b received at this Office ny TO u o. 81
On the 18th day OF April 1871; also, at ens Sa
ress Qua!tsrDasies q each Post 70 - suppnee u"
y eoaaand 4 Major General Aa.eoel,
~ ~ az Vrnsr'''~