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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

Total. $Sl.7l0OOO $379l4OO0
The going does include the bonds or the leased
lines the interest on which Is paid by tho Lake Shore
Company
The trustees of the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank No. CT Chambers-st. have dec Jared an interest
dividend at the rate of per Geo. per annum on all
sums of So 900 and under and por cent Oh sums OK
cceding that amount.
The January coupons Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad will be paid at the office of the Company,
No. 81 Williamst, at maturity.
The gold coupons of the Carolina Central Railway
Company will be paid at the office OF the Company,
No. BrOad-st.
The First National Band of Yonkcrs has declared
n scmi-annual dividend of per cent, payable on
and after Jan. 0.
The january coupons of the Peoria. Pekn and
Jacksonville Railroad Company will be paid at the
Importers and Traders Bank
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
Company will pay dividend of 3. per cent on its
capital stock Feb. 1. The transfer books will be
closed Jan. ., and reopen Feb.
Messrs. Wuslow. Lanier & Co. advertise to pay
interest Oh and after Jan. on the following sccur-
ties: Pittsburgh Fort Wayne ard Chicago, first and
second mortgages; Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne ard
Chicago construction bonds: Dayton ana Michigan
Railroad tirSts; Cincinnati Richmond and Chicago
Railroad iirsts; Cincinnati, Hamilton and lndianap-
oils Railroad firsts; st. Johns Railway, Florida
Grand Rapids and indiana Railroad guaranteed gold
bonds ; MassilIon and Cleveland Railroad gold
bonds; Indianapolis lnd Water Works gold bonds
Allegheny Valley Railroad $40 per cent bonds !;
Allegheny City, Penn, per cent bonds; Danville,
Indiana; IIarmar, Ohio; indianapolis, Ind. $40
per cent bonds; indianapolis. Ind, Car Company ;
Jackson County, Ohio Scoto County, Ohio, g.
and per cent bonds; Terre Haute. Ind, per cent
bonds; Wheeling City. West Va, compromise bonds.
Also dividend Of /. per cent on the special guaran-
teed stock of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
cage Railway Company; on Jan. 5. 1919, dividend
of /. per cent OH the guaranteed stock of the same
Company; on Jan. e. dividend Of 6 per cent on
stock of the Louisiana National Bank of New
Orleans
Donncll, Lawson & Co. bankers. will pay all
coupons on bonds Of the State of Texas due Jan. l.
1879.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm Penn
sylvania Gs. 49, Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
lGi: Reading Railroad. IS; Pennsylvania Railroad,
So; gold llls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LosDoy Dec. 3o-l2:3O mCon'os for monev 81 's%9lS
for tie account gl7sq0l Uniei Stites FyrSenT Bonds,
IB65 oil III 1876, 1919 Ewes 1888 Bne Railway
mCotton is quicter hddlns Up
lands 73s17 81; MdDg 0eqn' 7bi sales l2,oOO bales ~
GLIDING 1900 bars spccg ion AMI export Cotton 10 arrive
.l chapsr Sales thu Of Mding upnS nothing be-
low Low MIilngs deliverable F,brrI ami March, At 7sL
LuSDON JU.-2 Ias dispatches quote kshtes At OH
8jc ,, ,,,Lu
LyERPOoL 30 .CottprSaes on the badS OF Miidpg
pnd, notn NJ Oin ppeI January and Fearulry
ct 73 d. nolbil2 brug Lw vi. nRs. Sp;ed JtnnaU anu
FebtrI Z lid Beadstufs qGe PoE o2i y boi Tor
New Mess.
LIvgnpoot. Dec 3O23O D. m.hdIing Upnnd' Cotton. 7+L
MhIhDg Orleans. 7'4!
LoSDIS Do m-The of bullion gone in,o 'he
Bank of Lnsani On balance to-day &1OOO Bne R" shares
ZJL mn
bales were AmericaH N" ba OF Mmns Uplands nthnR
Loxpoy d c. :SO.-!scinel Petroleum. 9al4lOL F0A.
IoyDox Dec. 3D. .. m-Ene R.iway shares 70 l4D25 p
Ly gKPooL 80 .CotGOn sales the basis OF hlddinV
pad nothing Ordinary shipped December ana January,
73L; do nothing below Los hding, suppe JmOary a. SL
do ppel December AMI .nuagT At 7S Bacon 406 PCs
Lon. clear Mje 52i 70 short Clear Midle" Brei
y bbl New Ness Lari G3 = cwt Redled Petroleum. s4~
lO4t y gallon M, ,.u
LOSDON Dec. 500 mPs dispatches quotes ntes al OIL
81 2-
ANTWERP Dee. 3OPeorum, 20 af Tor Fine Pale American
Dec. 3O-Eyruug-ihDserd o.. 2J,3O2JlbI " c"t
LryaRPoOL, Dec 30Eyeuing-Spins Turpenune 20I e"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ysv.YoRx Dec OHsrvn-Freh val. to-day we. a cars
IS aa, Va" about Ar win sg% %. s f@O Common es Fps
from Modls rs' Prime n,''c steers were
common d. a, lOa 90 b. and poor TO s Texas and
Cherokee cattle She9Hs b. to dfs' ooa'o 10 10 the gross
Report, from d, whos,, market, reDren. the 'qpp.,
light fair demand aud sharp advance p"r
The dressed here has responded 80 the increased hrmne'
T TssTs rs1 a1' :, G1 s.y cy %e IS Morris, Co.
for ay co SSo sa o car, fr fn e ' e t
sadder Co.. Chr cars Tor Names car Tor
a dai Fqef Co. sold saadhne y Virgin. 81
S 81, :1 !. it 10 70 Siss, Aa 70 orig
crt iO 90 b and on their own account 81 do G2~
tonsy Mcraer,on SO Kentucky steers "a
sT s ss a. !. & grts So for a.yas y can
Pea9 10 ewt a! d to dress c S5%SS q o and
steers y 49, TO dress 81 NJ and ~ do g. cst L.
% d. for Meyers Co.. 80 OHIO steers, III c"t at l?S
big g vrEns steer, md srs1 ia: So!
dre .; 10 and Az d. S27 ID average at o2'
Never for Morn. Co. 60 nljooI, steers So sv at
n M sGI 3 70 's sr s'';
zoe n Se g i n an 81 he'd he'd. $40 ,.
"fSi . .Tss .S st mosa o 8 Illinois steers. So e- at
l0a., to dcs. o. b. snI il bulls, a1ersse, 4a n
w. l. Dudley for Morn. 80 adJ little native steers, 'oar
ewt. at lie. N to drs.. 81 NJ =, ,o,
a2c d. and 81 DO 'e39t est at loa9i 1!c b. r,o,,
.on "a c. ssse sysr. cars. add tis wilson car
Segel Movers sod their sccount l07 Illinois steers 90
ia cwt at 4VllJIc y n. u dress u 10.
sold his account ~ Illinois steers S cWt
l2ia h. 10 dress 81 y; 90 do cwL, at l?tl; "a Io
la.c At III ~ 10 do ia l34. to dreS, j% ~
w. Thompron self and .OOn AZ lLn"i' steers 50 e"t at
l2a0l.c b NJ 30 do, IA ii 2ci ami l26 do. Ug
VT at a ii i4c., to dress 81 ID.
sagsP LANBs-Receipts Is or 1900 hcad4
and IL Jersey CITY There
change but moderately an feeling and strong enough
take all the good figures Commences best sheep
.od j4GI4 b. very good iOS at O4GoAe and pnme
do at 6'4Q7e
k..e Son sold le4 tsGSh k,9.eiy sheep 81 ',srS.
&c; and ~ Jefey ewes. 1903 10 al 5A3o.
Ca.a Kahn sold l79 Ohio sheep 81 average, 81 6ilc ~
D. q. Culver sold 1870 illinois sheep W average, al 6 NJ
and 1913 do, 81 10, at JAc
J PdeceE 50. $50 Ohio SHEEP 30 y average at 6ss b
375 do 81 b. At Bc 1893 do 81 TO- at 62c iUl do
n.y. lO2 NJ &C. 1853 do 80 ID, At 6a 1871 iadisnA 81
b rs jersey d. LOT D. Tai and 80 jersey 81 ID.
la sstssAaa ss 700 ohs sAsss % srsssnA eta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

duties levied upon imports and exports at the Gus
tom-houses upon the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec This
is the Inauguration of new policy In Mexico, and
seems to completely answer the protests OF the En-
gsh holders of Mexican bonds against subsidizlng
railways in Mexico while not paying the interest
on her public debt held abroad. BY constructing
this railway the Company opens new route for
commerce. and creates the trade from which its sub
sidy is derived The policy is certainly a novel If
not wise one and demonstrates that President
Lerdo fully appreciates the advantages that rail
roads as ciyizers" will bring to his people.
A statement having been published to the effect
that the bonded debt Of tho Lake Shore Railway
Company has increased during tho past twelve
months only some $SOOOOOO. we publish the follow
ing comparative statement of its bonded indebted
ness at the dates named only remarking that the
60ures under the latest date Dec. aO. if not liter
ally correct, will be likely to come under rather than
exceed the official statement which may be soon ex-
pected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
FROM q o O'CLOCK p. VI. to CLOSE OF BCsI-
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 30-P. NJ.


The operators at the Stock Exchange have to-day
apparently been preparing themselves for the an
ticlpated January rise" "a the buying of almost
everything upon the list has been uncommonly free,
and a. natural consequence the market has been
strong But if everybody buys for the rise, some
body will have some stocks for sale in January We
remember that near the close Of 1873 great many
stocks were purchased for expected advance with
che incoming of the new wear. The new year came
along according to antClpations, but the January
sser did MT put in an appearance. On the contrary,
the market not only refused to respond to the hope
ful anticpatons of the bull spectators. but obsti-
oately declined. Perhaps it may behave itself in
more becoming manner this time. We shall know
shortly what its intentions are. Lake Shore
was en- exception to the rest of the market
to-day In that 1t declined on the days business from
the opening price, which was sO to s at the close
Comparing last nights closing quotations with
those of to-day, Western Union Telegraph and
Nerth-Western Common each I'D; snced per cent;
Hannibal and &C.. Joseph and Pacific Mail each /;
Erie st. Paul Common and Northwest
s1n Preferred each 1; Wabash, 9; Union Pa
eiRc, and Rock Island, per cent 70. and Hudson,
Atlantic and Pacific Preferred, Harlem. and Ohio
end MississIVpi sacA SlOssa - yesterdays PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

This day has been the fortnightlv settling day on
the London Stock Exchange but the market has
been active, sharp inquiry for Government
bonds running up prices materially, though consols
we're heavy and lower. The Bank of England made
a gain of G7OOO. The working rates for foreign
exchange were 4.S5!@4S5s, and 4.S99049O. for long
and short bills. There was only one price to gold
to-day, ILL.,, and the market was intensely dull.
Loans cost to per cent for carrying; SSjO,OW
gold coin was exported to-day out OF total OF
S9OO,32l coin. The disbursement of January coin
interest to-day was S7S6OOO total of S5,7SO'OOO
The redemption of called bonds footed up $500
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was:
Cold cleared, $?95O5,OOO; gold balances Sl,"l6'O06
currency balances, S146O,39i.
The days business at the e. S. Sub-Ireasury
comprised:
4SS 2'2 90 Cuenc' DaVm w ~ w
oo naymYnts 1876 100 81 Curenct 1873 81
80 balance AZ 500 CSC AZ CuSomt 263OOO w
Cnrre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

while c., C. and L c., Delaware. Lackawanua and
Western, and Lake Shore each declined per cent.
The aggregate sales of the day 900 shares
well distributed as follows: Union Pacific, $500;
Lake Shore. 100: Rock Island %, 7OO Northwest
Common, 29,5OO; Western Union Telegraph. 1S,6OO
Wabash, 1880; Erie 141OO; st. Paul. 10000; Pacific
Mail, lO3oO; Ohio and Mississippi, 1900; North
West Preferred, 1900, and N. Y. Central, 800. The
opening highest lowest and closing prices of active
stocks sold to-day will be found in the following
XohI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

Bosros De. SOwooT The market for Domese 1issess essas.
noticed In previous reporA There 90
around and Vh the neg Te
movements Ohio ami PennZvsna Feecs
conInue J3DIO for Medam and Xxx seod Ne
dun bsnE worth quite nacb sood Xxx hebssn Feee PC
52 Pieces scudn1 and desrabs lo 4V1oS
California Fall Wool negected bat desirable lots Of s1nns
far COubng and Deane Pe,ces are scarce ana nr
j0G2. Puiers WOODS without Improvement
S1pes n al. e .; from 400s5e and good sapefs soo
4S~53c With occasional 0t Of choice that g'ss
higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

G.vssrox Dee. 3J.Co,,,n steadv; Moderate drnud Mdling
81 ualeS; 10 GREAT Britain lUUl
b btlrs:
Dec. Ju-tv.On duII and MiLlng
nrI 1913 5000 bal To
Britain 81 birs sales llUOD bales 34S 4Ul
Dee. 3OCOttOE slightly easier; Mmilng lac;
ZOO bales, to France, j2o0 bAeS; sales G79
bairs. stocA 222S bales
WlLNIS9rON. Dec. 3O'oton aud unchanged; Meina
l3a, 3oy DIes; -
4.G4G bales
BALriSoEE, Dec 30Co,ton dull MIng l4sc: receipts
nv btts 10 bales bales;
30 hairs !! bal'N; NDcG, .oS - b'les.
Dee. 3U.,O'tDu stea Mi fling liflila,.
hlding - lJJI; Good Ordinary IL
has; 1907 bIci SAes lUJO baos sIUeG
1881 ball
MEsPHIs bee 30 Cotton and unchanged MdlnE l3hc
net 40 Oats sbpn nts SO baIrs sales 900
stock. 90. lUl bales
NORFOLK Dec 30-Coon dnl Adiug, l37s; net receipts,
LAP bales exports eosIde 100 bales sar, 30 stock
1892 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Dee. SocOtou steady and unchanged MIdng
1895; receipts 81 bales S01 baeI; shipmea $40
bales sales pa bales; stock. 33,Dl0 bales
PHILADKLPHIA Dec 3U-totol quiet MdIing, lAaL
eepts 2l3 bales gross, l,Uil bales
LoUIsYILLk. Dec 3O-COI,on very auetj hIidlng, 1880
CINCINNATI Dec 3Ootton unchanScd Mddhue. l31c
cep 6S balssi shipments B33 basI STOCK IL 523 bAe
hoBLz Dec 80 Cotton easier Abiding lie; NIT $50
b,es exports eOs"Se LII baso salss 9pO baiss stock
76.6D9 bales
BosTos Dee 30-Coou quiet and uacA,nTs NAdnE l4he;
l0, lao bAlea
IssSssA. ps se-cssss- Dsa.sa ssst haahss lss, Lee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
Middling. l4sI
lInn.l NIL LIZ


pOr future delivery the market 35!ds ID Loser vita mod
crate demand sales follow all on basis Of Low Mddhngs:
Sale, Yesterday after u.-JsnusV BOO lac; February
900 IA II BE: 300 l49 March, OO0 jc; 300 ii 3l.3!c
April lOUO 10 1885, 800, ljr MAJ 300 10 IL lGc; June
300 lc total 800 bales YESTERDAY. co'ing gree.7Dees%6e
ApnL W.; MAJ 10 2l336I5 lll6e June lie july, lBc
August 10 7l6e market weak Sales odav n-Decen
her Il % January 200 10 30 SEE 100 - lj6e; 100
is 2es2c; 900 IS 300 ~ 10 32sj 600 l3Es! 900
2932c; 600 IS Is l6c 1000 - ~ 32o 200 Is lo16e
Yssrs.T TOO Il liza; LOO. u i3sss 1000 ls Tlea 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
PssARrH RoAp,-BsrE hontessntangsl
Poisra APITHE-Bng Virginia
sT. JAao-Brig hanlIu
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY Dee. 80, 1874.
C0TTONThe inquiry for spot Cotton is only limited and the
the weak sales have been made at irregular pcrs receipts
the shipping to-day, 1856 baes this day last
u $50 dav last 1855 bales; stock
1855 O57 bales; consolidated STOCK 1871 4B7 bales consolidated
dsy 1919 bales 10 Great Britain, IL 26
bales; exports Continent, l3,722.
Qu0ns standard classification 10 force Sept l. 1874
Upsnd Cotton 10 quality than hall
bsOu the quoted
Ordinary 1873 stnel Good Ordinary, 1879 Mddling l4a
Good Urd.. 1873 Low Mid, l4L tiOo1 NIL. l5 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
DEAL ESTATE SECURITY


SIX PER CENT THIRTY YEARS GOLD BONDS.
WITH COUPONS, RbGISTBRbO OR USRBGlSrBRED
9th
REAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY
OF THB CITY OF NETWORK.
PRINCIPAL aud INTEREST PAYABLE in GOLD 10 SBWY0RG>
or AMSTERDAM HOLLAND.
the option the holder Interest payable 6st day oyan and JAW
CURRENCY AND ACCRUED INTEREST, Al THB COAPAhrS
The PAYMENT Bonds maturity SECURED By the pledge
Company real estate ah
ali tmes custody Of AUGUST BELMONT shd
HVI r. MORTON Trustees with the ADDITIONAL SBCURff OF
the capital Of the Company, Of 81 OO0OOO.
me Company purchasing Bonds and Mortgages by s
lor,ao PERCUSSION Of Charter: No mortgages stall DO taken ov
the said Trust Compsn security for bond, Issued to be Issued
eep upon real estate tho States Of NewYOtE Jey
and Conuecu all mortgages taken for he purposes aosa
M be kea upon unmproVed eStlte nsted 'aus
By one hundred than the mOagd amount epoa
estate greater estimated value 6 ty per eeoI Vas
the amount OF the mortgage"
DIRECTORS.
K Stevenson II HasauL Rob. scbe Broadway t6ths
Thomas A. Davies $40 5haye Rosenoaum, III Ma denane
Belmont 10 and 81 kassanst 2l3 5IbaVe
Jph gsuYaar 81 Broadk C. c. Baldwin a. and as Worthss.
Thaer II Hassad'sh fenry NJ Ta6ef w bes'ers@
Io1snb I,mrSop Ia Br0aist A. 8. Barnes Ill Wilkins.
Seq T. Meyer, 80 Lcouard-sL Isaac slscn 10 mni+-1
Jobn H. watson 29l Broadway g. W. Carleton 1872 6h-aVe
ID M Koeber, 395 PesrlsL r. 7. Wilson, ~ BroadsI
" & STEVENSON, President. THOMAS A DAVIRS VoePrsS
HENRY DAVIES 100 BPWay. Counsel WIN l. 8LY SeeerIJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
md the following for city bank shares

The Mexican Congress has extended the time for
commencing the construction of the Tehuantepec
Railway one year, and has granted to the Company
o subsidy of $500 per kiloneter equal to say
nl2oeo ser mis, payable ont Of 90 per cent OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
We annex the nominal rates OF foreign exchange

Money bias been in good supply all day ut i!a4 per
cent prime commercial paper selling at 81 to 7. The
United States Treasurer to-day received Si%.ON
National bank notes for redemption. The internal
revenue receipts were $230,0OO.
There were the same features in Government
bonds already reported and the leading issues, nota
bly, 1865 were in large inquiry at improving prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
$1,000.
MUNICIPAL BONDS
OF THE
CITY OF CINCINNATI
ARE OFFERED FOR SALE
ARE OFFERED FOR SALE

In coupon bonds of $1,000 and $500. bearing sever
and three-tenths n $40 per cent interest, pay able
January and July in each year, at the American
Exchange National Bank in Now-York.
These bonds are part of an issue of $l0GO0OO0 au-
thOrized to be made for the construction BY TIE
CITY or CINCINNATI of line of railway from said
city to Chattanooga. Tenn. the income of which is
paid directly into the Treasury of Cincinnati.
The Faith and Credit Of the City IS Pledged for hs
Payment of Principal and Interest Of his Loan, and
the CITY Government of Cincinnati is required By LaW.
annually 10 Lery Tar Sufficient oPay the Interest and
PtOrids Sinking Fund for the Final Redemption Of The
BOnd'.
81 100000 of this loan has been heretofore issued.
and the bonds are now selling at 1903 AND INTEREST.
EACH Proposal will state the rate Of premium
that is bid to which will be added accrued interest
from January TO date of payment
FULL PAYMENT may BE- nlde and the bonds do
vered January 90 or at the pleasure of the bid
der ut any date not later than March l. In case Of
deferred payments "a marginal deposit Of tive per
cent will be required.
AIIOTMENTs will DO made ut tho earliest possible
day after the opening of the bids.
The right is reserved 10 reject any proposals. aud
to aOt a portion of any bid. should tho total bids
exceed the amount now offered.
The total indebtedness of the City OF
Cincinnati on Oct. H. 1874. S9yJDJsOo
And it's entire debt after the issue OF
the whole OF the present loan wlll DO .ouo
aDOut-. ..-..-....-:.... lo'OVV'VVV
The property owned by the city Is .,
NaEueu at.......--.. :.---..---:' SO'V"''o~
The property assessed for taxation In o.
lSi1 was. ioo'SSo'oSV
AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,(
l23 BROADWAY, December 30, 1874.
This Bank will receive sealed proposals for Ona
Million Dollars $50 Bonds Of the City OF Cinciu-
natl redeemable in l9O3-principal aud interest pay
able ut this Bank in accordance with she above sd-
vertisement.
Bids will be opened January prox. at twelve
o'clock III.
GEORGE s. "COE.
Pres Amer. Exchange National Banhq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

In State bonds Missouri o. were more active than
usual and sold at 91G09S; TenncSSces sold at 57,US
for new ex-cuupou and new series. The following
fhn hide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of ILLINOIS.

Il EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENr.-By virtue Of and sortasee
provisions Of the Legs.tare Of the State Of so
enlisted relation Of the DrneL and nerst
Of the State debit approved Feb o. 1859. JOHN L. BbV'
BRIDGE the State Of Ino 10 hereby notify all whom
NAV concrra 4h Of January 1873 at the AMER
ICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK. ia zoe Cay Of New :
Tresurer lib will The bonds OF the se OF
Illinois hereafter particularly designated ths proelsmaton sad b.
virtue OF pursuance Of said hs do further notify az snom
NAV concern each and ell o. said bends Will oes
from time Of specified 10 this notice. 90 vit from the An d.
Of January 1875 Issued Of An act relieve
The chicago tho Illinois and MehR,h Isns
and revenues, by refanng the expended b. -
alng tic npro, ennt contemplated by An act n provide for be
compou OF The Illinois Nebsas Caua the plan adopted b.
the State in approved Feb TO- 1863 together With the etef
thereon section I've Of sad Act and 70 PROVIDE ot
Issuing bonds tbeo approved and 10 for Oct ~ 1911 Oa:
at the the State time ate TIRE years AIer 700 '
thereof and tnogn ss Revenue Deficit Bonds"
bonJs a.. ~ ii 200 eh re,ted and numbered
lively from $50 inclusive dated Jan 1879 PAYABLE Jan l.
1919 in NesYork bearing sir cent annnm py
bic on coupon notes the s Monday Of J.G sna
January. 49,. ..... a. -
In testimony whereof hereto band and cause TO be
great seal oil STATE Done be C'V Of epnos
6eId this 1851 day Of HoVenber a.
By the Governor: JOHN H. bbFhhiOoh
Gro r. HARLOW Secretary OF STATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
Wallace g. Co., were:

The bidding and asking prices for stocks at
close of the Exchange, reported by MeSsrs +. b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
"! O.CLO,K-s4LEs BEFORE
R rHE CALL
,yRRNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-2 O'CLOCK r. ".

RTMEST-2 O'CLOCK +. VI.
u SEQ Coupon. lSGJ.N
10000. be. ] 9O1s
3U.OUO.. ..........l2l
CS 6.2O Coupon. 1867
70.O00..... ......bc. 122
U s Currency 6S
l5.OOU ..,.,..........llS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

COFPBR-Ro held with confidence owing to the relueed
budnes, to-day unmporant; quote Orn 'f
17sdlSc; Fair do At lS91l5' Gool do a. o@ib1c
ant Prime 20 20c KOc ~ 81 dayA Mild E'de' are
hrm with a good jobb.
FLOUR AND hBAL-The Flour market opened very due bat
supply Shipping BItras Moderate ana there - e
pressure realize mills the interior dl No more
plenty close the market but nm OWING 70
the mesger oaenngs: sales IL 800 bbA We quote: - -
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17
4sD CONGREss....FIRsT SESSION.
SENATE.
WAsHTNGToN, JI

WAsniSGToN, June 1G
A bill authorizing the secretary Of the
treasury TO suspend work upon public
buildings was passed
Memorials from New Bedford and other
places, against taking the sales of coin,
bonds. etc, were presented and referred.
A resolution that the secretary of state
furnish reports Of the Vienna commission
ers was passed
a post route bill was reported by the
postoflice committee and was calcndared.
A resolution appropraiing $4,000 to
enable the secretary of war to test brcech-
loading gun was agreed to.
HOUSE.
A bill was passed for the relief of saw
ings banks doing business solely for the
benefit of depostors
A bill was passed that no person shall be
a delegate to the House from any territory
unless he is twenty-five years Of age, seven
years citizen of the United States, an in
habitant of the territory, and shall be in.
eligible if guilty of bigamy or pologamy,
This bill does not affect the present dele
gates.
report from the election committee that
Mr.. Gunther be entitled TO the seat in the
House from Arkansas, instead of Wiltshire,
was agreed to, and Gunther was sworn in
The House then took up the Senate
amendment on the Indian appropriation
hill
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17
THIS EVENING,

by particular request, the troupe announce
another evening of song This will indeed
be good news to all who have attended,
while those who have not can now embrace
the opportunity of hearing one of the very
finest musical treats ever offered in Rut-
land. The programme for this evening is
as follows
PART FIRST.
Plano solo, "Spring Dawn" Mazourka,) Mason
A Taylor.
Chorus-"Crowned with the Tempest .Ernanl
Company.
Duett-"Excelslor" ............... Bale
Messrs King and Luca.
Baritone Solo--"Yeoman's Wedding Song'..,
Ponlatowski
wv Luca.
Song-"Prepare Me-" ...........,....... Jubilee
Company.
Cavltlnl-Soprano Solo--"Travlata," .... Verdi
Miss Anna Madah Flyers.
Quartettc- "SYeetlyl Softly w.........,...B Bliss
Company.
FART SECOND.
Piano solo-"Galop di Concert, .... schulhon
A Taylor.
Quartette Correcting to Spring." strauss
(By particular requesU Company
Tenor SolO--"Sweet Forms" ........., wallace
w King
Jubilee
Company.
Contralto Solo-"NOn ever. Mattel
Miss Emma Louisa Iyers.
Quartette- Flnale--."Thc Sea hath its Pearls.
Plnsut
Company.