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public welfare. The Treasury Department d
the nucleus and point dappM of all these
schemes. and the enormous surplus and un.
necessary revenue poured into the Treasury
are the temptation.
Had the government cut down taxation and
the revenue to the lowest point, 80 as to have
realized only sufficient means for current ex-
penses under an economical administration,
the interest on the debt and a moderate
amount for sinking fund for the principal Of
the debt, the temptation to extravagance and
jobs and the decentralization resulting from
them would have been avoided. The Treasury
Department being without vast surplus
revenue. which is but corruption fund, it
could not have interfered with or speculated
in the money market Gold gambling would
have been prevented, or at least checked;
business would not have been violently and
continually disturbed as it has been, and we
should have been nearer specie basis. The
credit of the government would have stood
higher than under the mistaken Treasury
policy of raising large and unnecessary rev.
enue in order to pay off the debt rapidly That
the country has not suffered more from the
Encouragement of our financial affairs is due
to its extraordinary resources. Unfortunately
there is no prospect of an improvement.
There are no statesmen in either the executive
or Legislative branch Of the government capa-
BILE of devising and applying a remedy. The
consequence is, we are still drifting along in
extravagance and corruption. Gigantic
schemes for drawing money from the Treas
ury and plundering the people succeed each
other and grow in magnitude year after year
as the war policy Of taxation and an enormous
revenue is continued. The generalization
resulting from this state of things spreads
like contagious disease and reaches all
classes Of the community. Some Of the mis-
chievous consequences, such as gold gam
bling locking up current money and wild
speculation generally, tho Secretary OF the
Treasury attempts to remove by another
evil-by the assumption of dangerous power
to control the gold market and to contract or
expand the currency, which is the lifeblood
Of trade, as his own will or caprice may die
tate. Unless radical change be made in the
financial policy and management Of the gov
ernment the poison Of extravaganza, corrup-
ton and decentralization will spread till it be-
comes dangerous to our republican institutions
as well as to the morals of the people.
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OF them many newspapers have ceased 70
exist. SO far journalism has been too much
OF an experiment, and it was not till aft,r the
establishment of the HERALD that its true
functions came to be understood. tn
success of this paper has demonstrated that IL
is the newspaper that best succeeds, and Mr..
Hudson's book. so full of facts as to be the
storehouse Of newspaper statistics. enforces
the same lesson from the beginning to the end
of the volume.
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Give him . place to lay his regal head.

Dun WASHINGTON CoERBspoNnENr's EXPO.
SURE OF THE SYNDICATE JoB published in
another part of the paper, ought to arouse
public attention to the conduct of the Gee
retary Of the Treasury and the ring t,,nat sur.
rounds the Department. 1t is an p.nvarnished
statement Of what has been dose and is pro
posad = h. done in the W. Of drawing uapl
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TRIPLE S H ZEE T.
New York, Tuesday, Dec. 81. 1874.
THK NEWS OF YESTERDAY,
TO-Day's Contents OF the
Herald.

"THE FINANCIAL POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT
AND TO WHAT 1T LEADSw-CHIEF EDI-
TORIAL TOPIC-SIxTH PAGE.
OCCIDENTAL INFLUENCE IN EAST AFRICAI
HONORS BY THE SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR
TO UNITED STATES NAVAL OFFICERS |
HIS LOVE FOR AMERICANS AND PROMISED
AID IN CRUSHING THE SLAVE TRADEl
SIR BARTLE FRERE-SEvENTH PAGE.
WITHDRAWAL OF THE PRUSsIAN LEGATION
FROM THE PAPAL COURT THE AMBAs-
SADOR QUITS RoMEl GERMAN JOURNALS
THREATENED WITH CONFISCATION-SEv.
ENrH PAGE
EUROPEAN CABLE TELEGRAMs! GOVERNMENT
BONDS RICHER THAN THE BANK RATE
ON THE LONDON 'CHANGE: THE CZARO.
Wits ILLNESS-SEvENTH PAGE.
NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL CITY, MR.. BOUT
WELL TO REMAIN AT THE HEAD OF THE
TREASURY: NEW FRONT IN CREDIT
MOBILIER-THIRD PAGE.
SOUTH AFRICAl SECESSION AT THE CAPE OF
GOOD HOPE: FORMING A NEW MINISTRY
RUSSIA-THIRD PAGE
fAMMANY'S NEW GENERAL CoMAiTTTEE-THE
AMUSEMENT EATURES-CONDITION OF
THE SOUTH-THIRp PAGE.
WILL MR. BOUTWELL, GIVE US ANOTHER SYN.
DICATEs HIS PRESENT ATTITUDE AND
FORMER OPERATIONS REvIEwED--OUR
HARBOR DEFENCES-TnIRp PAGE.
THE DYING YEAR, HOW THE OLD YEAR HAS
BEEN AND WILL BE DISMISSED, AND THE
NEW YEAR USHERED IN. ANTIQUE AND
CONvIvIAL OBSERvANCES: MIDNIGHT
CHIMES OF TRINITY-FoURrH PAGE.
GETTING OUT THE DEAD NO MORE OF THE
CENTRE STREET VICTIMS FOUND: MORE
PRIVATE AID: THE CoMPTROLLER's Of
FER: SUPERHEATED STEAM-FIrTH PAGE
LEGAL DEFENDING STOKES: THE TWO PISTOL
THEORY AS A TURNING POINT COM
PEELED TO FORWARD CABLE TELE.
GRAMS-THE DAMN HOMICIDE-ELEyENrH
PAGE
WHAT THE MEXICAN MINISTER HAS TO SAY
ABOUT THE MEXICAN FORRAYS ON THE
RIO GRANDE HE THINKS ANNEXATION
IMPOSSIBLE-FIFTH PAGE
ATLANTEAN TRAFFIC FOR TIE PAST YEAR,
THE PASSENGERS AND CARGOES PER
STEAMSHIPS FROM NEW YORK AND EU-
ROPE: NEW STEAMERS AND NEW LINES
ANNIVERSARY OF THE ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE-FoURTH PAGE.
A NATURAL SCIENTIST FAvoRING woMAN,s
RIGHTS DR.. LOUIS BUECHNER ON SEX
UAL RELATIONS AND FEMALE PROG
REss-coRONER's INQUEST OVER TIE
FATE OF HETTIE ADAMS-EIGHTH PAGE.
WASHINGTON THE PRESIDENTS NEW
YEARS CALLS: PRIVATE RECEPTIONS:
WEDDINGS FOURTH PAGE.
AN OLD CnIC&AsAw ON INDIAN CIvILIzA
TONI GOVERNMENTAL AND EDUCA-
TIONAL PROGRESS AND LAND DIVISION
IN THE CHICKASAw NATION-TENTH PAGE
os 'oHANGEl APPLYING THE MONEY SCREWS
AGAIN SHARP ADVANCE IN GOVERN.
MENTS IN LONDON: NEW YEAR ACTIVITY:
MIR. BOUTwELL's Observation-Disclosures
PAGE.
EX-GOVERNOR MORGAN AND TIE SECRETARY.
SHIP OF The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AFFRAY-SUICIDES-NNT PAGE.
PLEASURE AND BUSINESS UNDER DIFFICUI..
TIESl THE METROPOLIS IN THE SNOW:
THE FROSTY AND FILTHY EMBANK.
MENTS-EIGHTH PAGE.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE MUNICIPAL BOARDS
SUPERINTENDENT MACGREGOR MOVING
THE SEvENTY'S CHARTER-BIAAIR'S VOTE
FOR CONFISCATION-PIGE0N SHOOTING
FIFTH PAGE.
MR. GREELEY'S wILL-GERMAN IN THE PUB.
LIC SCHOOLS-NEW YEARS wINE-THE
METHODIST PARSONS MEETING-EIGHrH
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imperial government generally. On Sunday
we printed a cable despatch from Berlin giving
brief extracts from the North German Gazette, o
government journal The Gazette, alluding to
the Papal allocution, speaks of the Colossal
impudence of the Pope. " declares the language
used IN the allocution to be ''an unpar-
donable insult to the Emperor Of Germany"
and says that it s'proves the inevitable neces-
sity which exists for the immediate passage of
q law defining the boundaries between the
State and the Roman Catholic Church." This
morning we print another cable despatch from
Berlin on the same subject. The journals Of
Konigsberg and Posen have been forbidden,
on pain OF condscation, to publish the insulting
references to Germany contained in the allo-
cution In addition to this we have it reported
that there is probability that the German
Charge d'Affaires at the Vatican will be for
bidden to attend the reception of the diplo-
matte body by the Pope in the Vatican on the
LIST OF January. Later reports have it that
the German Charge d'Affaires, after having
told Cardinal Antonelli that he had instruc-
tions from Berlin to take unlimited leave of
absence, had actually closed the Legation and
left Rome for Berlin. If this is not an open
rupture, it looks like one Who is to blame
is question which by different persons will
be differently answered. It is more pertinent
to ask which will suffer most, Romc or Ger
many, the Pope or Emperor William.
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WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway, corner Thirtleh st.
JACK, rHx GIANT KILLER. Afternoon and Evening
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway, between Houston
and Bleecker sts.-LEs CENT VIRRGRs.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

THEATRE CoMIQUE. 5l4 Broadway.-DINo DoN
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BOOTHS THEATRE Twenty third street. corner Sixth
avcnue-RICuARD I'LL
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BowERy THEATRE. Bowery-swAxr ANoELs-TaE
AEuo or POLAND
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Twenty-thlrd st. and Eighth
Av.-ROUED CLOCK.
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Broadway. between
thirteenth and Fourteenth ss-MoSEr.
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eral welfare The government all through
might properly be called ring govern
ment. There is the well-known Treas
ury ring, which profits by Mr.. Boutwell, s
gold, currency and bond operations in the
market; the Syndicate ring, which manipu-
lates the national securities and makes enor-
nous fortunes by the process; the national
bank ring, which takes twenty millions year
from the public as profits on circulation, and
which aims at extinguishing the greenback
legal tenders, absorbing the whole currency
of the country and making that currency ire
deemable; the railroad ring, which seizes all
the best of the public lands and calls for SUBJ
sides besides; the postal telegraph ring, which
wants the government to buy or establish tele-
graph lines, or to become responsible, and
then to give it the control and profits; the
rings for gigantic internal improvements at
government cost, or under the guarantee bonds
Of the government, as recommended by the
President in his Message; and q number of
other rings to draw money from plethoric
Treasury and to fleece the tax-paying people.
These are oil favored by the Treasury Depart
ment, and have numbers Of interested and
partisan supporters in both houses Of Con.
gress The main object of the high officials
Of government and Congressman is now tc
make themselves or their friends rich by al
sorts Of schemes and at the expense of the
people. There never has been before, in
the whole history of the country, such
decentralization among public men-suci
determination to favor jobs Of all kinds
and 80 much indifference TO principle and tn
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ECOND HOARD p. ".


COMPARED with Wednesday, the stock mar
ke Ia, less active today though the dealings were
better distributed Union Pacific, which has led the rail
way share speculation for the past week or So also
swayed the market to-day, the remainder OF the list
with slight exceptions being influenced by the eccentric
OF this stock At the opening prices we're steady
hut Union Pacific dropping from IS to 333, the
whole market receded to per cent, coon
recovering, however, upon an advance in Union
Pacifcs to 35E; Lake Shore 900 to 0!; North
West, 7Il 10 7i Western Union, Gsj TO So &c Pacic
Mail was perhaps, the strongest stock on the market
rising from 55 to So the increasing business OF the
line and on reports favorable TO Increased subsidy
carrying the China mails The advance on the stocks
referred to sustained until after o'clock when the
strincency in money and the reports that Government
would insist upon the revenue tax on the New
York Central scrip, tended to check speculation
for the rise, and the market gave way 10
lower quotations, the decline averaging / To J
per cent, except in the OF Union Pacific and New
York Central scrip, each of which yielded about per
cent We understand that the Commissioned Internal
Revenue, Mr.. Douglass, decides that the New-York
Central Railroad Company must pay tax on account OF
the scrip on s19O0OOOO, amounting at per cent to
S9OO Exactly how he arrived at this precise sum Is
not apparent 1t is also understood that payment Of the
tax will " he resisted 80 that the case
IL likely 10 get into the courts, by-and-by.
Erie was quiet throughout the day at 500 G3OE Pitts
burgh 9Oi dg0E; Ohio and Mississippi, 49, az; st. Paul
5oi and Preferred at 77d7l wabash was dun a 6l
a753. and Rhode Island at 1lO5dIi5 Hannibal and 81.
Joseph shares sparey dealt IN, the Common rang
ing gb to t, and the Preferred 81 TO GJ; Harlem
sold at lila In the miscellaneous list quicksilver was
lower but aside from this there little Of importance
doing. Express shares were higher on Wells, Fargo
Coz which % 7l072 United States sold at % aG5l
and Adams Express at on extra dividend. In the ln
vestment list notice sales OF st. Louis and Iron Noun
tain at 7G Ohio a1d Mississippi Preferred az New-York
and Ncw-Haven, 1924; Panama, 75 and Delaware and
Hudson Canal at 800 The general market closed dun
and steady. The following table shows the highest and
lowest uriccs NJ MAlAh acLLyr stOchs sold tOlAy:
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NET. YORK LITERARY NOTES.

An Interesting foreign book soon to oe re-
nrin,nd here by scribuer Armstrong Co.. Is the NE
moIr " Robert Chambers" the noted sccVhsn pupSno
and editor II is partly autobographca az" pUr"S no
narrative o. his brother William VINO tehs 'nc s'oly
az their hoysh fights with Fortune III euPe
and sincere way which more famous moErapneIs No"'u
40 well 20 study or his painful and bitter youth, Robert
sy.hors himself could not bear 10 speak he shared
sin Dlckene that nervous Discrimination to recall
,cbedncss which madeIhim old before his time. WI
Ham less sensitive II not more generous, describes with
90 hesitation the bare lodging in which, shaking with
cold and not too well nOUished by their scany oatmeal
the two boys read and studied in all love and gravity
how Robert began his self-suppcrtiug life as q
bookseller, Al L. with few old volumes, woefully
Cilapidated and put aside useless by his
people az home howeSilam established himself IN
baslness with q capital Of five shilngs; and how grad
ualy grew UP the great firm which Is known of -
all this Ne told with drectncSS that takes from the
memoir the atmosphere OF romance which must other
wise have held Not the least attractive things in the
hook are the things one reads between the lines-the
MANLY tenderness the mutual respect, s1engh8iyng
and sweet temper existing between the brothers.
The Putnaus have m press new volume by Bayard
baylor and number OF novelties, whose Initial Volo'
Beauty and the Beast" viii give its title to the eoeo
ton Tue readers Of The Atlantic will remember the
rendering of the old idea Of the power Of sprltuaand
physca-lovclness The book will contain. besides TWO
new stories those which have been printed before
'swhat know aDout Polygamy,"is volume ofpersonal
experience among the Mcrmons about TO be puohsheu
by the American News Company. The author. Mrs 7.
H. stcnhOuse, issor one of the wives OF Mormon
Elder As she happened 10 hold that eminenty respeca
bic situation for than 90 years it not to be doubted
that she knows whereof she speaks. Runaway wives
broken hearts and unacy marriage TO three sisters at
oncea OF horrors detailed al length Tor the
evaporation Of the Mouuons, and the Information OF
those who dwell in less desperately matrimonial
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Extra mails for Europe tomorrow. per steamer City Of
London will close at 12;I5 p IN. at the Merchants Elk
change Nos so and 50 Pine-st.
The money market has been active all day this
ING at full rates and this afternoon per gold
and of 1 per cent fiat, and with interest. There
ru,nors of lookup progress Discounts dull at n
10 per cent for choice grades.
The Government bond market. encouraged by the firm
meas in gold aud the steady purchasing movement
already noted opened strong and higher compared with
the closing dealings Wednesday, prices having mado
sim further advance at the call, isis selling at
,1sI and 1868 at iii At the final Board and the
close there was little change, and the dealings dmin
ished. Fisk & Hatch report as follows at p. m:
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MIDLAND RAuRoln
lsT MORTGAGE PER CENT. GOLD Bov.
Limited 10 800 600 Dey mill oy 6,i.L.1

lbI MOhIGAGE YER CENT. Coin Row.
Limited 10 $4,000 per mile on finished ,oo1
The rapid progress toward complstimoftLi.
Trunk Line from New-York TO the Wes, ~
Canada enables us to offer TO investors ., 1
interest further limited issue Of these favar. Aa
curites ~
Upward Of $40 miles Of this road. inelud,.
New-Jersey section, are already finished eor,.''s
and in operation and contracts with resnonI,,,t
parties have been made for its entire coaoe,,o.,'
the first day Of July next. When this shan ~
been accomplished it's earnings cannot fa1 q ~
large and highly remunerative, as It has aav.r,..
at least equal to those of any Of its competI,o,'
both local and through business. II is buildirs rs
cash. Of ,chieh nearly SsOOOOOO haze been Gr,s *
subscription 10 is stock al PAR. The work ia sph,..
tial. and including equipment, has not e1ceal.5 !.
cost $4,000 per mile which is less haa os,-ti,, =.
the amount at which some Of the trunk linz, y.
roads leading from NewYOrk are capitalized ana =.
which they are paying good dividends.
In view of these facts the Midland LIST Mor,0...
Bonds must be regarded as a frst-class secn5,r
quite as safe as Governments and, by making a..
exchange at the present difference in price AoS, :,
Midland Bonds UiH receire 80 per cent NOR, a. ,,r,.
upon the amount inrested than the holders Of G0rru,,,
bonds.
For sale OF exchange for Governments al thsi,
market price, by GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.
% Nassau-st
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BANKNG-HoUsE or Henry CLEwS & Co,

81 NALIrST.. N, I.
Circular Notes and Letters of Credit for travellers,
also Commercial Credits issued available through
out the world.
Bills of Exchange Cd the ImperSl Bank Of Lon
don, National Bank of Scotland, Provincial Bank Of
Ireland, and all their branches
Telegraphic Transfers OF money on Europe San
Francisco, and the West Indies.
Dcpoer accounts received IN either Currency or
Coin subject TO check at sight, which pass through
the Clearing House. az if drawn upon any City bank
interest allowed on all daily balances; Certificates
of Deposit issued bearing interest at current rate
Notes and Drafts collected.
State, City, and Railroad Loans negotiated.
CLEws. HABICHT & Co,
II Old BrOad-st., London
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coleman Benodlct,. clo.lrg unotatlons were (:

The gold market has been strong the price having
risen to ILL., against lol GnOi Wednesday. The adj
yanced premium tud' eIpanatOn in the sitter rates Of
foreign exchange, the renewed talk Oh the Alabama
question being also used lever TO raise the price.
Another influencing consideration the better de-
mand for cash gold to make deliveries high 64 and
and per cent per annum being paid for its use this
afternoon while in the morning l. O. B. H. and per cent
were paid for carrying, The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank was follows Gold cleared S35553GO;
gold balances, $,3635C2 currency balances S26i5Sl
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We are in receipt of copy Of the Commercial Stats
teal Annual" neat and handsomely-prnted quarto
volume OF 100 pages just published by The NeT- i0T
Ddilv B,tletin The Annual contains statistical state
meuts Of the trade of NcwYOrk and the United States IN
al The leading staples of commerce. the comparisons OF
receipts exports imports prices, &c, covering period
OF several years. Tho volume contains much informa
ton valuable 10 banking and financial point Of view
The compilation Of commercial statistics Ia very com
picte and We have doubt the work will he very use
fu merchants and bankers, and particularly to i'm
poiter'.
Tie Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day
Pennsylvania Is, sold at 1884 Philadelphia and Eric
Railroad n; Reading Railroad, g. and Pennsylvania
Railroad. G3s Gold 1lo2.
The earnings the Pacific Railroad OF Missouri for the
second week February, 1872, s53C2 second week
I'm February, 1871, s5ltl6 increase, $2l46, Year com
mencing March, 1871 s3,49G,399 year commencing
LIST March. 1870 S3,3755C5; increase, sl20,s34.
M John W. eddie has been readmitted 10 member
sb II ia the New York stock Exchange.
The Importers and Traders National Bank will pay
the maturing coupons and interest Of City Of Toledo,
Ohio.
Depostors I'm the Ocean National Bank will receive a
dividend OF ~ per cent and after Monday Feb 2G.
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And The following for city bank shares:

In railroad bonds there pretty largo business on
fair demand Tie sales largest at the early board
when Cleveland and Toledo Sinking Fund sold at lOj;
Great Western Frsts 49, at 9j2 ASA; C., C., ana =
Frsts %; 3d. and Cedar Falls aud Minnesota Flrsts,
sI The Pacific mortgages were active and sold as fol-
lows Central- 102! 1923 Union Frsts, 9Oia9lb; Land
Grants ~! and Incomes, sCl. The following were
hl..
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reserved to advance tho presou. ,.r,in. -

reserved to advance tho present sellipc ~
ont notice. p''oe With,
Maps, circulars, documents. and fon ,,,
furnished on application. O'"stoa
Though acting as agents for he cal, Of n,.,
firm buy and cell IN their regular business IA. 's
., ~ Jo'foa ana De"rer 0iy Eai'rOad Company s".
me Eastern Dtri'ion eight per cent o. r,ceuv "os@
US dt@i' being H0'o quoted al 6oa 1911 % IopI
crued interest. aa ae.
TANNER & Co.. Bankers, No. Il Wall,
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THE MARKETS
EcnefuII, reported Tor TIE Trlnrvs !

FaIuAT. Peh y. ls1
ASHRs-The Pearls ,sy dali and
IN tIf atserce sales prices tutrlls nominal
BEESWAX fair demand TIE frner quot AZ
Jic. for Southern.
BROOK CORNhe market Tor Corn remains very quiet and proes
without change quote New Hlu 8dJc Green at sdteT
DO Red 5d6 old Brooms quiet hOe
very 6rmi quote sra rs y dozen
SoItoN-The business to-day IL Cotton for both spot and oEa
delivery ONLY TO moderate boilers
compelled TO reduce quotation aba &. sales LO6i bales 7O as
evening" including 81 for g1 80
speculation. Last February, 100 ne March 2,
l0O at u lloc iO 2c 20 at l2ic 400 22ac Apn so a.
G; 500 AZ % 5l6c, 100 23l 90 u 5lbc sol 2ici
May GO at 23se June, 200 AZ 2Jie stehsngedic % %
February 3 22sc March 100 t p 6e, 100 22lc ter
9TH so at 22lc 9O nc noc after Oh 800 % Lice 80
2lc leo 1ic $50 y Ice. 900 lLc 60 y 76c 800 az
22c 400 at q 76c April 100 At Z3 900 . 36c 400 At 23e.
lie 2Jc lUO % 100 Lie
Nav 23c 23lc 7G s2}lc $c
23gc NAV and Juue 100 % togeher June 500 it
20 76 Exchanged lc paid exchange loo February
hO April ll6c pid % eIcarsp LOO February for 10 MARCH, T0a
l. $50 baes-Grand total. 6 ~ bales. We quote: