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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-22

The country editors are not inclined to sym
pathize with the ''indspendent journalists in
their attacks upon the Poland "gag law" as
it is called. One Of the rural brethren Of In
diana who were with us last winter, after
painting the independent gentlemen as &C
knowledging allegiance to no party, sect or re-
ligion, says: "From the evils of such press
as this the people need protection; and they
can be protected, we believe, without in
fringing upon the legitimate freedom of the
press. But it were far better to restrict even
the freedom Of the press than to suffer from
the evils of such licentiousnessE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-22

DIED.
FITZGERALD.-On the morning OF July p, 81
M Nc and Mary Pt1Rersa gsG
Friends of the family are Invited 10 attend III
street, between Sixth and seventh streets south
p. N.
JoHEsoN.-Suss CATHERINE JOHNSON, aged
Funeral and Requiem Mass on Friday, at so'e clock,
fully invited to attend.
sCHLossER.-on July 70, JOHN H. scHBossER,
OF Hessen Darmstadt, Germany. but for the last
forty-tour years resident Of Washington, aged
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
Iuneral from his late residence, No. p MassEehu-
sets avenue, and from the German Lutheran
church, corner Of Fourth and streets, to-day,
(WednesdAy,) July 2, At O'Clock.
de GHM ~ SS2 July q at 10 M 1 the Eei
III tne eighteen year OF her age.
And soft bs thy repose,
Thy troubles and thy trials,
Friends Of the ftmiiT are invited to attend her
funeral from the Foundry N. Z. church, 10 ,dsyI
81 VirsiniS avenue Isais SC Southwest So'' ''
PIERSON.-On July IS RosASNA, infsnt daugh-
ter ofW. 7. and Emma ]. PIerson.
PIERsoN.-on July %, EMMA j., beloved wife Of
w: 7. Person, aged tWenty-four years, two months
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
RLUNDON.-On Tuesday morning, July p,
MARY Z; BLCNDoN, eldest daughter Of John A.
and Sarah z. Blundon.
Her funeral will take place from the Presbyterian
church, West street, Georgetown, d; G., to-morroW
Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock. The friends
and Roquantances Of the family are respectfully IN
ted to attend.
BRoNAUGH.-on July n, 1874, at SIS O'Clock,
p. M, In the BlXtieth year Of his age. JOHN w.
BRoSAUGH, eldest son of the late John W. and
Annie Z. BronRugh, Of Stafford county, Va.
The funeral services will take place from his late
residence, Of Market and First streets George
town, d. c., at 6p. m, on tomorrow, CFhursdSy'
July 25.
DISMER.-On the 9Oth instant, MARY, wife Of
Charles Dsmer, aged fOrty-two years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend her funeral from 81 d Try
church, Wednesday, O'Clock 6. m. Residence,
68s street northwest.
MAGRUDER.-In Georgetown, July 20, Dr.H.
MAGRUDER. in the seyenty-hrst year OF his age.
His friends generally are invited to attend the
funeral from Christ church, Georgetown, Wednes-
day evening, at $3.50 O'Clock.
JoHNSON.-MIss CATHERINE JOHNSON, aged
seVenty-tWo years.
Funeral and requium mass on Wednesday. at 9
O'Clock, at st, Patrlck's church. Her friends are
respectfully invited to attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-22
WE PRINT this morning the sW

WE PRINT this morning the sworn state
ment of Mr.. Theodore Tilton. detailing
circumstantially the charges against Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher which have of late
occupied so much public attention. This
statement is fortified by letters Of Mr..
Beecher and Mrs Tilton, which give it a
very ugly look for Mr.. Beecher. Mr..
Beecher will undoubtedly reply to Mr..
Tilton's damaging statement when the
public will be enabled to form fair and in,
telligent conclusions in regard to the guilt
or innocence of the parties.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-22

1--WE may believe the California papers,
Mr.. Casssrly's successor in the Senate rs no
better than Mr.. Oasserly, so far as devotion
to the railroad monopolies of the coast is
concerned. Last session Mr.. Stewart Of
fsred an amendment to bill providing for
the taxation Of the lands of the Union and
Central Pacific railroads. Senator Hagan
opposed it. He belongs to that immaculate
party which promises to make war upon
monopolies in the interest of the people, if
II Is ONLY intrusted with power.
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PROPOSALS,
FOR COAL.

GovEREAEST HOSPITAL FOR THE Insane
NEAR WAsHISGToN. D. G., Jniy Il, 1874.
sealed proposals are inV.ted until noon OF SAT-
in presence OF such bidders as choose to attend 10
furnish thR institution hfteen hundred a. c0O tons
OF a9S pounds egch, Of best run-of-mlne bitumi-
nous or QHmberland Coal, and three hundred CSOO)
tons, OF A24O pounds Zach, OF white ash, egg size
SnthfseiS Coal, 70 be delivered In boats Alongside
Or in carI upon the hospital wharf the delivery 10
Commence IN not lels than Eve (5l days from the
time Of the HeceptApce OF any proposal, and to be
conupued at the rate Of at least three hundred tons
week, uhtn the whole amount advertised for Is de-
IiTered.
The coal will be received in strict accordance with
the act o. Congress approved July II, 1870. Pay
pents OF ninety SeQl per cent. of the amount due
for each cargo VIII be made Immediately After ID Is
received, sndtAe ten per cent withheld win be PAID
when the null anoant Of coal engaged to be dsliY-
cred In accordance with this advertisement is re-
No offer to furnish coal as above will be consid-
cred unless the true name is given In the offer BY
which the coal bidder proposes to furnish Is best
known IN the market, nor unless Il Is made by q
regular dealer miner; and the successful bidder
must furnish the exact quality and description OF
coal that he agrees TO furnish.
Offers will Be received from the same person or
company to furnish either bltuminous or anthraclte
coal alone or both kinds Of coal.
Bids vii be considered binding for FIVE (5) days
aeT the drst Of August, and the right is distinctly
reserved reject all or Of the offers made, II IN
the Judgment Of the Superintendent the public
c. H. NICHOLS,
jy2c-MW&F2W Superintendent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-22

THERE is lively time ahead 10 Tennessee.
ET-Presideut johnson and ex-senator Foote,
who have been swinging around the circle tell
ing their audiences what each knows about the
other, are to meet in few days and tell It TO
each others faces. Amid the crash of worlds
and the fall of matter, Mr.. johnson will stand
upon the Constitution, and defy Foote and all
the powers of darkness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-22

THE FIGHT between the Chicago Tribune and
the Times has broken out again, the occasion
being a controversy as to which had the best
report of the late fire. Horace White denounces
the Times "as the complete and explicit re-
fex Of man who is losing all powers except
that Of blackguardism. In any case where viz
tue is to be reyiled, or some innocent girl or
sOrrOwing widow to be blasted in reputation,
the Times is equal to the emergency, but in the
several departments of legitimate journalism
it has lost vigor and caste pari paSSu with its
editor, and must continue TO do so till the end. /"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-22

A WEST VIRGINIA editor turns his back
upon hydroPhobis, the Beecher scandal, the
'gag Law" the third term and such nonsense,
and dsvOtes his gigantic intellect to an elsbo-
rate discussion Of "onion culture"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-22

A WESTERN paper is devoting itself toan
investigation of how some men get into in
sane asylums. 1t would be much more in
teresting to tell how some men manage to
keen out of them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-22

g. z. Smith, who erected for Prof. Morse
the first line Of telegraph poles in this country,
between Washington and Baltimore, in 1874.
died at his residence in NeWield, Me-, few
days since. at an advanced age,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-22

ALL the hopes of the Ohio Democracy
depend upon rum. Rum has done it. -
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THE trouble with the Democracy is they
are all leaders, with nobody and nothing to
Lad
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n, IN

READERS OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLI-
CAN IeaUiRg the city for the summer can
haze the paper mailed to their address for
sirtv-sfr cents Dsr month, in adUdnce,
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gallons, twenty gallons, thirty gallons, forty gal
Ions, hfty gallons, sixty gallons, seventy gallons,
/ ms one hundred and ten gallons, one hundred
and twenty gallons, and one hundred and thirty
RallOuE
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IYlS-MW&ThSt We
r~NOTICR 10 CLAIMANTS,

NEOfICE TO CLAIMANTS.
entitled An act for the government Of the District
he f safE PddfRSSa
board ofaudIt, 20 examine and audit for settlement
p sqS 0f ST SSd sSlS e
and IN I1Tssfr6s1 S Of n; Sgt hS
following ciaimsI
First. Claims against the BOARD of Public Works
second. Claims against the Board Of Public
BY CERTIFICATES OF fhsir AUDITOR. @uu
Third. claims against the district OF Columbia
evidenced BY certificates Of Its auditor and comp
Fourth. Claims existing or hereafter created for
the BOARD Of Public Works.
ness has been Issued arising out OF e9ntrsets writ
ten or oral made by or on behalf OF the District Of
SIKH: 6lsl@i for private property taken By the
and alleys Of the ciIes Of Washington and George
Seventh. Unadyusted claims for damage that
may have been presented TO the Board Of Public
MFE S pr Ss 70 e f9t III 5ss A.
Sct providing for The payment or damages SUE
tained BY reason Of public Improvement or re-
Sc examined and SGditSd Without regard to any
examination heretofore made.
Eighth. Claims for amount OF sewer tax or assess
under the act o. tic LsSissiiYe Assembly OF TIE
drainage and sewerage sections in the sitIes Of
Washington and GeorEstoWn, in the District Of
Columbia, and providing for the payment Of the
construction Of sewers and drains therein by as
sessments, and issuing certificates therefor, ap-
proved June d, 1873.
In each case where the indebtedness claimed to
exist Is account ofseryces rendered or material
furnished upon the order Of ohicer OF the Dis
trlct Of Columbia OF OF the Board OF Public Works.
such claim must be accompanied by the certificate
OF the ofdoer ordering the same.
No claim will be Sudited or allowed unless pre-
Sented within ninety DAYS from the date hereof.
Ali claims presented under this nOtlce must be ad-
dressed to the Board OF Audit, Columbia Building,
Four-ald-a-half street, Washington, d. q.
r. W. TAYLER,
First Comptroller, United States Treasury.
Second Comptroller, United States Treasury.
July O. 1874.
fyQ-1
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PROPOSALS FOR INTERNAL REV
L ENUE STAMPS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
nE Tl-rnnnV DuuE,yUrR

OFFICE OF CON. OF INTERNAL REVENUE, Z
WASHINGTON, July q, lN4.
Proposals will be received until TUESDAY, tn
18th day OF August next at u O'Clock noon, 70
printing upon paper to be furnished for that ptr
pose by this Ofdce, Internal Revenue Stamps Of tn
classes, denomIpAtiOnE and Sizes, II
present use, and as hereafter specified, viz:
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RATES OF ADVERTISING;

TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, has 4
LARGER CIRCULA TION THAN ANY OTRER
FORMING PAPER IN TIE DISTRICToF CO.
LUKBIA.
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DIED.

NORTON-MARTIN.- On July ., 1874, by Rev
]. II. Mengert, Mr.. CHARLES W. NORTON and MIS-
A MELIA j. MARTIN, both Of Washington.
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CLASS v.

Stamps for Tobacco and SRtIG, Strip.-One
ounce, two ounces, four ounces, eight ounces and
sixteen ounces tobacco, and one half ounce, one
Cunc' two ounces. four ounces, eight ounces and
sixteen ounces snuff.
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Stamps for Distilled Spirits Other Than Tar
PGid.-Disttllery warehouse, rectihed spirits and
wholesale liquor dealers.
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IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE,
L MEOHANICSBURG, PA,
Eight miles west Of HARRISBURG By C, YRR In
the beautiful Cumberland Valley,
Open for sUMsfER BoARDERs nom July 1 to
September
Building attractive, convenient and comfortable
Delightful Grove and Grounds, pure air eresi!ent
waterr healthy location and pleasant drives COM
mend 10 to those seeking rest aud recreation.
Terms moderate.
REV. T. ?. EGE, A. NJ, President.
School duties resume September ..
nyE-WFEMtAuEl
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pound, one pound, two pounds, three pounds, nv e
pounds, ten pounds, fifteen pounds, twenty
pounds, twenty-0ne pounds, twenty-five pounds,
forty pounds and sixty pounds tobacco, and one
half poand, one pound, two pounds, three pounds,
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Beer Stamps. -HOgsheads. barrels, half barrels,
third barrels, quarter barrels, sixth barrels.
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Stamps for Cigars and Cigarettes. Twenty
fves, hflics, one hundreds, two hundred and 81
ties, five hundreds and cigarettes.
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s~OFFICE OF THE POTOMAC IN.
- SURAzCE COMPANY.

GEORGETOwN, d. C., July 49, 1874.
The annual election for twelve directors Of this
August 3, 1874.
Polls open at 10 O'Clock a. m. and close at II
O'Clock m. j, W DFEBLE,
iylG-td
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n. NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
,,ornIpF Sundays eLcspted) at the southwest cor
IcrofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and is furnished TO Subscribers (by carriers) at any
cents per month.
Mail subscribers, $500 per year; S4.oo for six
months, and SEQ for three months. Terms in
yariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING;
TWENTY-FIVE cents per line. AdvertisementsundeF
fbe head Of For Sale Rent, WANTED, " Lost
and Found, irGnd personal" twelve and . half
cents per line.
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
Unpublished every Thursday morning, and is FUR
pished to subscribers at the following rates: One
COPY one year, e; three copies one year. IS; ten
copies year. Sl5, single copies, in Wrappers, I've
cents each.
communications, whether on business or
Srr publication, should be addressed to WIN. J.
MURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, D. G.
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DENTISTS.

nENT1STRY.-G B. FOSTER, NJ. D., FOR
~ thirty years Deatal Practitioner in Philadel-
phGl and New York, Attends TO all branches Of his
profession at No. hos New York avenue,
Beautiful sets Of teeth platina, gold and other
materials on the most reasonable terms. no6-f
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SUMNER TOURISTS,

And THOSE who leave the CITY during the
sumner months for the COUNTRY, SUM
aER RESORT, or SEASHORE. are 10
formed thar we have great variety OF i "
PORTED TABLE LUNURlES, SAUCES
and CONDIMENTS. Articles packed and
shipped by express to any part u the
country.
, 1874-11-24
= :.
Tho imports into Great britain Of ofbreastua for tho
frat months nf tho crop yaar Of tile last three
i,nt, S,nn+, F,fI


Total 1rs......... 5;43s.es7 4,o2l, ,4ca 4,2s3,su
1,eerbohn1'1 Londoa cablo Of Nov 49, 1874, reports
nS nws ~ nas aI waeu o Ie week eng Now
H. 1874. at o4u to oo0oors {ad estimated In tho
Kingdom ut 2a9 COO 70 aioouo 9rt) 1mtorta for tho
der 5o,oJ0 ars Hour 5D,0oo to G5o5o brls giving
supply Of wheat a,al n1ur Including impor4 anil
ap' ,sss sss'ss e9 o o g
ntni,nNm.. aud 423t05 qrs masnun'. NJ excess
of snppy for tie week over tie consumption Of t7Soo
Tno supply Of maize f9r same week was under
ars asanst an assFas a. Mss1 y @ ensupsioa @ n u
sllmps,on Of maize VI Lie prcaent higher prices.
In Germany tho furcrs are using tue lowcr grades
Of wheat for feeding purposes nua tho brewers for
brewing Tho price 1t oats barley, anu wheat, pound
fur pounst. w. about the same, hcnco tina farm
cia thrayi and market tAeir barley aud oats and
lot tu wheat re.ain III stuck which gycs moderate
supprs Of wluAt tho consumption Of which has bcen
T..a raiilfa in California during October having
bccn about tllcles Oh an average throughout th1
State. the farmers iaEo been mora disposed to soll
,es Ut sAo ae4boar havo bosn largely increased WIKI
frrighta at 6Os sterling exchange ut 40 is equivalent
with wheat Ut 81 80 10 ahout ~ per qr, cost freight
10 Liverpool included, hut frotshtA haYa deG!Inol to
47a Gil. Tle ship Twilight, with J'.2s ccntah WHEAT
loa1oI for Liverpool for tho slao Grange Gus per
tGn bo orer rhe 1 frest owna to tic o
Of tlo agent Ut tho Yfsto Grnngcra and Glasgow nrm
hail been tltnuralizca, thcEebg throwing ssycraIad
In Seutlau to load III S.u Fraucisco With wheat ut
Ailh aguyts.
LATEST.
Wlsent was quiet u the afternoon and sha1o
easicr, cloAiss at 9li5Gv3lSSlc soltor Uocen.ber,
aud 9a91els236c seller January. Corn advanced
II utter 4, selling Ut 79c seller the year, Outs
woro alao 10 l'gner, .closltg at 5lHo' for the
year, aud about 651lGe for tho month.
GU t!,e sall 1oa5 mess p0,;, ," was fairly aet!ys tive
eaaicr. Sales Include 5O0 hrls mess pork. sollos
Febuary at 5000; goo brls do at s.2o.s0; 25o
brls do at S2U.35; 75D brls do at sa045 $50 brla
aclIcr January and Fobnlary at s2U.2O 250 tcs
lard aellsr November Mt l2Yo; e50 tcs seller tho
year ut s1o.0o; 1,0jo; tcs do at sle.S5; 250 tca
do ut 9i2.87t9. ...
EVENING PROVISION BOARD.
Mess rork aud lard we're fAirly active and
lrn.or. Mess por1 aulier tho year closed Mt
slo.op td solIor February ~ r. 20 5e@2o;55 60
rebruAry Mt sl3.9o bid, and seller March ut
Sales xofs r.; 4 boo a1n hrls , n,est
32oi6; ESQ tea lard uellor tLa year, At sl2.873S
/ 75U tea do at $13,9D; 7d0 tcs, seler February at
4l,l,31, Also, 1O0 bria mesa pork snllor JANUARY,
at EtlJ ,75:
, 1874-11-24

J. SHEEP -He-csycd since Saturday 1,1o9. Tho mar
sss sss kn.si M to u1SS sW eod
bntche1sa at ss.oat9t =; g., ,,,r
ssw Yonn Nov sESnnsEsGFresl, hEn xee srryns 600
head uatdug 10, 500 for the wnel. Few very Nne
bsuyes shown aid the quality II mainly very common:
prices, hut a and weak fur inferior and common,
d k1vs 1ss i fin ss y Pc 1ts = I
lin catio rutac Mt 13iS14c to arcss 60 and GO lbs.
Tsss od a2sss = az. ss g Fassa IT, bes s
s s &si'n? IT, ~ d. w; sts
sar. tss, q e. ress KS s. Is, Ffis ~
sc to dress 81 os 70 cars q colorado stcsis, 6t5tN
ey 4 safs d. az ew, gs 1t M '"'
sMsEr AND tAMnsINsserts 9sso assns ss. Sa2ao
eep lad soT aae 1t ss Sad 1ns n
ra1.gat from C@71c. Sales uelude cara Of Kentucky
pcep IS III aYsae. at 5c per ID do, ps u.s.
l5:,st Ga; car ohio Do, d IT, at 5!So: car do,
Oh lbs, 1T 5No; cars d. 73 lbs, Ut s8il psr luo lbs
ossSs % i :af s s.o s s !. $ ps q
&c CIR DO 80 lla, NJ 6jzc; car do 40 ibs. at
car oAnas lambs. g lts a. 7ke; cur d. 7 ls, at
6lje, and tcar kentucky sheep and la,abs mixed, IS
w. ut 6t4c ncr u: -. :,
ussE Eys s Il ae e aae q H. vii ~
CIR oho; 1o3 lbs Averages, ut 7c Dressed tru 1t $50
per IL. -
parLAnElrH1A,, Nov. @&:-oArrLr-null; prices
without decided ehangt. sa!os, 5000: $1a5 for extra
s.ats aud Western stecrs s'.5o7co for fair to good
r i'fsr-.ln fir denlan sales. 10000 at
uoos-F'rnly loa :, s2es Gf,qS 9ypo ut sloes@lo76
st. Leu1s, Nay: :aa.-Hoos-1so:oipts, -. 800; essy
SDS'tSi osr4i1sieseipts supply light
primo 10 cholcs natyo steers, Sl.7595.50 luchura
, 1874-11-24
FAILURES IN NEW YORK.

FAILUlEs IN NEW YORK.
A aeres al failures in commercial circles wns
i. Brown, n rroduce-doaler and cx.Prosident oi
tho Produce Exchange, failed, but for how largo
M amount is not yet known. Ther0 were five other
fuilnscs, but mono srrioua. Thoy wero 7: William
Evans, grocer 6tanbury i Fox. grocera Z. Il
e. Friend, tobacco-dca1erB ". G. Van Dor
1loest> dealer in flowers and feathers and $; d
Z. Ii usnor, millinery. 1t ia noted as romarlsa-
bio circumstance, says tho Kepu1lic, that OF tho
total number Of failures this year in dry goods
ailfl tho lna OF dry goods moro than one-half
Rro Of tho Hebrow porauasnu. 1t does not
necessarily foow that tleaa parties arc taking ad
vantage Of tho hard times to OBJECT compromises,
'ont it doen show that this class Of traders havo
lost money, md thelr namca figure oonDplcu-
ously III tho list Of unfortnnatcB.
INSURANCE INVESTIGATION.
The investigation which hus beon Instituted
by tbs Insurance. COMMISSIONER OF Connecticut
into the management OF tho American National
Life, and Yrnat Company, Of Now lIason, has not
EepuJtic statea that 1t is known that THO nominal
assets OF tho Company arc impaired to tho e1tont
OF Si00, 600; that tho last report, representing
.ho 'uctually paid-up III cash" capital 70 be $780,
DOD 10 false, AZ not cent las boon paid IN that
tho statement of liabilities in the Into report
onduwuents " in proccas Of adjustment as
amounting to al7,800, al Told, whcroas
t1lo facts, na diacogored by tho Commissioner,
show tho amount to have been $4,000 that
among tho itcms* omitted in tho Inst report is
ono OF from :35. 600 to $40, 900 cash borrowed by
Dir. Noycs, tho presiaont from tie bnnls on the
company'a collateral; that there ARC checlb aud
notes Of aoyoral years' standing, on Hhlch no
Interest Iiaa oyor boon paid. and which amount,
with accrued interest, to sllouaanas Of dollars,
ard that tue assets aro otherwise much ovor-
rated.
, 1874-11-24
ALSO tic following, without conlparisonss

Withdrawn from storo On Saturday for city cou-
sumption: 5000 bu wheat, G.931 bu corn, 3,oo8
bu oats. 355 bu rye, l.GG6 bu barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
atoro this morning up to 10 O'clock: 25 ears
No. spring, % cars No. do, 90 cass No. 8
do, II cars rejected do (101 wheat); IS cars
high mixed corn, 70 cars No. do % cara re-
joctod do. case no grade do (1s6 corn, OF Which
II aro now; cars white oats s cars No. ado,
car rejected do; car No. ryo, 6 cars No.
do; q cara No. 2 bailey, 10 cars No. do.
4 cars rejected do. Total (aot cars), 15l.oo bu.
Inspected out: 1883 bu wheat, 2,84a bu corn,
B,8s7 bu oats. TAG pu ryo ,a235 bu barley.
The following table Shove tho. distribution OF
the b1eadstu1s shipped from this city during tho
past week: