, 1874-11-03
WASHINGTON.
Department Ikcports-HVors& by the Ho-
dcInptlon i3urenu-Nubltc Debt States

department. t1KGp0EtS-"OrhU Uy Lac KA0@
dcInptpon l3urenll-NubltcD Debt States
meMt.
!s,tetal Dispateh 10 TIE Chieaoo TRIBUNE.
WAsn1Ndros, D. c., Nov. 2.-Iho reports Of
the Comptroller OF the Currency and Treasurer
spinner are not yet complete, but are In pretty
forward state OF preparation. The Comptroller
will uot recommend my Important ohanges in
the present Currency law, but will ask for now
legislation OH one or two minor technical points.
The Treasury oilioials are highly pleased with
that part Of tho act which regulates The
REDEMPTION OF MuT1LArEp CURRENCY,
and predict that next year it will work even
better than it has thiB. In the short time
that it hns been in operation, less
than five mouths, moro shan $50, ,000, 600
Of National Bank currency have been received
for exchange for legal tendora; $4,000, 900 have
been counted, assorted, and sent 10 tho Comp
troller. OF the remaining .000, o00 three-Bftha
arc ready to scnd to tho Comptroller and Ro-
domption Agent and s4.000,o 900 will soon bo
ready for the transfer. It should be borne Ill
demptlony fur ono whole month, because when
tho redemption WAS bognn tho agency WAS In no
proper Hhapo for the work. Experience ahowa
that ;$l0, ,000, 900 per month can be dispoHcd Of
by tha present force Of exports. or an aggregate
OF $120 600 700 per annl1, making it possible to
RENEW TIL. ENTIRE NATIONAL DANE c1nCUL4TIoN
once In three years. Ordinary bank notes will
not last mich longer than that leugth Of time.
Tho opinions Of thu Treasury officials differ nj
to whether the per cent provision III sufficient
for easy sedemptioa. ..... ....
Gen. Spinner si1l In bis report renew some Of
| his old Recommendations With respect to tic
currency aud will hnye souo now suggestions Ii
| to tho means by which tho ultimate resumption
| of coin payments can bo nttained.
| Tho Secretary OF War to-day had uuder con-
| Baoration the request Of tho Cincinnati Cham
| bor.of Commerce that clothing ba issued from
The stores ut Jefersonyillo 1nd., to the Nebraska
| sufferers. He had not received the resolutions,
| in tho newspapers. Ho will probably submit the
| 1nattor to the President tomorrow. As tho
President lIas nudo precedonta himself for this,
he will doubtless comply with the roeuayt
| BONDS or 1869 CALLED IN.
Tho action of tho Secretary to-day ia calling
| in 81, QUO. 900 Of tho hve-twonties Of 1869 ID
ba cd upon rocent reports from tho European
| luat,d within few weeks for tho now lives. The
| gratifying evidence OF the Hsil1 growing popu-
| inrity Of tue United States securitios abroad
| mako 1t almost certain, in tho opinion Of the
Treasury officials, that the Syndicate will avail
themselves promptly Of their option for tho se
mainder Of tho loau.
| TIE ruDL1o DEBT
THO small reduction OF tho public dobt Ut last
| month ia tt,s to tho remarkable decrease in cun-
mauy heavy appropriations particularly on ac-
count Of pcusions, fell duo.
| [To tho associated Press.l
| PunL1O DEBT STATEMENT.
! NAsn1aaroN. D. c.. Nov. 2.-fho public dobt
statement for November il aa folows:
Biz per cent bonds: III
Five per cont bon1s. 638,oss,2 ,2oo