davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-31
Sales on Auellon

A. MkRgIs. Aucuonsef
by BANGS. MERWlN 81 Co, G56 Broadway'
psst ,oud -Salsso Books WORKS Of AT Fln-r uogs &c
TUR.DAY Match 81. at 4pm-A LAk1b CoLbbViio' I"
Enpa.l All Amencan Publications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-31
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

BANKING HOUSE OF FISK & HATCH, No. NAssAUsT.
We buy aud sell GOVERNMENT BONDS and GOLD
Etcurrent market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
snd sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
On Commission for cash; receive Deposits and
slow interest at the rate of four per cent; make
Collections. and transact general Banking and
financial business
We also deal in the CENTRAL PACIFIC and WEST
ERS Pacific GOLD BONDS, which, at present prices
are very desirable for investment.
We are also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
SIX PER CENT LAND BoNDs at 50 and accrued IN
trest secured by first mortgage on nearly 120OOOOO
sores of the Companys lands i'll California Nevada,
AID Utah. FISK d HATCH
THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
Important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prof. +.
B. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting is reported fully III
tribune LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-31
OF GRAIN IN NHw-YoRK AND BROOKLYN WARE

HAY AND STRAW-Phne of Shipping Common
Shipping at 81 1$ % Retail lots az
2Od&l - Sjc aud 'at at 7onI5c STRAW rs
omet and STEADY Long Rye and SOC atl for osi
been quiet bnt STEADY ana We ony
hl. orleans at 102 Tie market Tor foreign
is quiet owing Ahset ce OF stock.
NAVAL STORES-Ihe market for Spirits Turentine quiet and
shade easier 30 bills NewNork ut 4Sc Merchsniabe
sor ouot 47c during month there hiye been
large sales options, which vii be delivered Tomorrow incu
inc ny 900 bbS by Although this will materially
supply still the stock here large that has
Strained quiet barely
Good strained al 81 delivered grades the sale 100
No / - 10. Tar and Pitch inactive All unchanged
Fish firm but there but little doing Lnseed
95d9Gc from crush bands PTe !" INTER Hd
dniia anti anne At Other Oih are unclaT gtd
PROVISONSThe Porn msIe easier and closes very Qmet the
aeu OF; the sales cash and regular 600
bills at SIG 5OaSl6 IS New Mess SIG bO0Sl7 for CITY do
r ure delivery 900 bb Mess sold SATURDAY
Al and Sl6 10 r hyi to-day, $50 bbs do Tor
March at 5O $50 bb for April at $40 90 $50 bb do.
f TO- Befs steady sales OF 100 bbls at ~ J0oll
rs or plain Mess $2 50a $l3 30 for Extra Mess SO for Packet
Yerce Bee is inactive Beef Hams steady Cut Meats
are less active sales of 200 Smoked Hams at II 2d 2;
10 khds Pick 1915 n 1t lO41lOc; 80 hhds
m Sal size at 9I2c 900 Picked shoulders 1T Tao
10 900 S2 600 smoked and Pced together
and lowe. sales 500 boxes Short Rib al &C. 90 boxes
R sti,c Dressed Hogs quiet ami weak We quote &c
m tg Lard weik and closes hat, sales OF l. 1O bJ! ana
- a, g for No 9atc for City; 9'ic Tor Far to fTime steam
ami % fox Kettle Rendered and 100 ties Kettle on grade at pc
- & White crease coo tc. dark DO AZ 6l206fci 200
tea Weston Of grade at 90 300 es htned At d0e "T "a
80 Ive- we hear OF $50 ts March, Sa4c; 900 ties or
April 9ci 1000 c Tor May at 9%' in part seller paying 'ne
BUrEK-Tbe quiet with continued hel
lower New made is more plenty ard
dull QheI grades uomnsly the tame
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-31
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

MONDAY, Harch oUi 1911.
TIE osag complete list Of exports shipped ia vessels which
we're cleared TO-DAY foreign ports:
BARACOA-SchOOper Daylight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-31
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,sye. hOSDAr March 80. 1874.
THBs receipts 70 dsV are 10 ptgs Pot are seady bot quiet
20, feafs sre Inactive and normal
DrFkE-HO Sssiu quiet. and the m.let nIs evening
gu the a II Rio snd Santos DAG wesk have been
~ bags f,n1N: Per Huntres 1872 bags Alice TaDter
Ab1a 1891 and BIoeuo 1884 beg. Santos the sales A.
Od bsve osl been 81 bags, thus making an isersse
49, Of ~ WI bass The total stock IL frst a. re-
s'ss@ Va sesst ssGs ljV.605 bsx, wa. Eew.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-31
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH 81. 1874.

Ceutrs o. There pspey depression In domes'
and prices for have declined oest
Lospes, March 305 mPss dispatches quotes Ren'es
500 S5e Do .'.. -
LrvKHPooL March 30-Eyenng; -COmmOn Rosn, 6I6e69
Spirits rurpentire. 1891 1886 " evt =
LosDos March S0-Bvening.- OIL 1928 9q229 ton
Spirits Turpentine, 80 6d33 v cwi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-31
W. VNV'CN
INK M ANNE 40.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

IC.resanr reported for rHE rRIBuSx.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-31
KEw.YoRK LIVE STOCK MARKETS

RECEIPrr
For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. March 30, 1874.
Bteye. Cow Sheep SUI LsmDs. swim AZ sna,
P2lT 200 sJJ 5000 2teU 5J,S9'
Ihose we're ,old At the i0llosi09 place..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-31

g. 90 0S sos 200 274 l6l7900 276SoO O
r Isl 6SI 600 49, 5Si 900 15664N 2IIloU SisdV'S
hr 70 i 500 200 al $4,000 l6lS4SOO 2I4og 60
April ~ 600 9-o 1of cOo 400 27,7l3300 &C. 6i9SN
Apr 80 os 0I 00 ZOO a. 137 200 49, GEO. COO
Aprli ~ 80 90 90 Soi no e77 500 "a 400 005lOO
Nav 10 s9lO0 2746sls go 900 a Io1 9O0
eay 80 go ste 900 90 639 600 d. 427529OO
MAY ~ az tSf SeS Oh ess 500 10 ls2 geo 2744 952O
1o SIl4ySsOO 277AssOO rs eS4.soO 2743ll0o 4SSOso
Juno ~ Yoo 97I 400 2G coo o. 400 700 46,39O
juno 81 220 S92 200 27sO3SOO 2SgeO ~ 90 no 900
juno % 224 500 2S56GD t6lo 90 AZ ifs OO0
july 90 5oo "a 6ssOIO o. 29 800 4S3299OO
july ~ ~ 40 oo 90 ON COO 272sl 800 4SS725OO
ug az 600 $50 s9 FOO 81 ?493OO o. 100 49957 900
JuS ~ 80 % $50 eS 2 so 272 200 27SsOOO 5003S50O
uE & aS 100 900 7s 100 % $4,000 272235 80 O0 800
"a 80 g0 1g1 81 600 q 64Ol q 700 A. 54OlOO
o. 57 COZ s00 80 ql $50 Is 1920 272I4O) As $4,000
PSI 200 "a, 1293OO
60 sI5 10 79 ~ S4 900 u 900 $500 SS619OO
80 =, 40 s0 3s 696 0O0 % 800 a. 400 &c. POO
& % Io 90 ion 27s 21 700 27414 200 3i307O
~ 10 oi5 400 80 q lBS6OO 27ls6 100 SS27iWO
- =, ioo az 9o0 95 500 COO 27lG7 200 42060GDO
~ On io nc 6Ol OH el 900 u 900 a. 400 44567OD
nee q Iq5152lOO 2is 09i,5 5l3 300 2ll56O i4ooi W.
,Jan ~ 89g5OO POL l354O0 2S5956O 2Ile63OO 40
Ian 10 2l9G6sOOO 265 $4,000 3269OO 2Il6sSOO 5s5o0S
Ian II 2N1OO S,4S6,bOO 343lOOO OsOO o24leo
D. 30 eoI sOO 9e7 eli 100 100 81 G2 100 81 $500
q, pa no 500 9gq qq5 80 800 100
- "a gs $40 on OH 100 So 200 90 90 800 80 Cj2.D
IN 9g0 ga zoo 97s OOO 400 900 59,s72Oo
Feb q 1900 2S3 23060O 2S,G3OOO z6ItlO Ul9uV
IN % 40 6 800 2s2 200 800 2677500 Gl9l5O0
Mar 72l4I99SOO 2S6,7S72 200 2S0I4OO 269JsO o. $50
Mar Il ass 500 2S571 100 279l4S0O 26I2O9OO 6l6oeOo
Mar q 24099OO 2S5,s662O0 26696OOO 26.llS N'l54VO
Mar q 25973O9OO 2S61776o0 24Sg3G 26i264Oo O1oo'V
TABLE Of nc Average Amount Of Loans, Specie CTcu'd-
hou DepOSitS and Legdt Tenders an The Banks OF me
Citg Of Ne0 York FOR ne ceek ending Saturday, HGicA
IS 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-31

l0sois Baltimore 1897 Hampton Roads s77o, and New
Orleans b,36S which
nomnsl Ordinary csIgoe 81 02l i Pair do 22ke222 Good
Do ~ k23k and Urine do 4924 extreme for lots
belg u d23c all gold Mild Coges quiet and bat little dons
sale to-day q 600 bags Mrscbo Curacao private erms Java
26d29c haabo, "a d26c Jamaica 23025c and Costa Rea
242d25 ioc, gold.
COTIONhe market quiet offerings
fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-31
Otelu Steamers.

EAGLE, MIN LINE r. ,rrs MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH. CHBRBOURG, AND HAhBVNt
Tho -bGilt steamship
HRRDER. Capt FISCHER
will sal TUESDAY. April 81 from bass Lane F'f '' r"~
81, Hybolcs 1890 -, ,,ss,c, ro
PLYMOUTH LONDON. CHBRBOURG AND HNhBuht
CABIN s,Ioon 1920 gold seeOai saloon 81 ged
$50 storage - ChefoplE s"'
mburg S}O. gold Prepaid tickets Cog Hamburg; 30 edrJsn
Fo ne gat apply To PUNCH, BDfB Co.. ~ Soa4 "ihsmSe
por p..sass sply KsAUTH, NACHOD. kUiN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-31

-, o,ortpare bonds will be paid at the Office OF the
cnmpsny. No. 9Nassau-st. ,s,.
The philadelphia stock market is quiet rem,
, ,n sizes. 100; Philadelphia and Enc
S.;lroad 1901; Reading Railroad, 5S! Pennsylvania
railroad. set; Gold. 1lS. u iii,
The Rank Statement compares as follows with
former returns -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08

the rights Of the District we're successfully de-
Tended by the assistant attorney. The case has
been carried on appeal to the Supreme Court Of
the title to wharf property Is \ grave and com
plicated one, seriously affecting the interests OF
the District and Of the National Government. Il
can hardly be settled In the single case above re.
ferred to; but its determination in some manner
should, at an early day, be effected. beg leave
to suggest the propriety Of Congressional legis-
laton for the Institution Of suits BY the Attorney
General or by the authorities Of the District, In
the name Of the United States, with view to es-
tablish the rights Of the Government in respect
Of the Potomac frontage Of the District.
The obligations Of the Washington Market
Company, under its charter, have been the sub
lect OF investigation under the direction OF the
Commissioners Of the District. The charter Of
that company, dated May 70, 1870, required It TO
pay an annual rental Of SIS, 900 TO the District
government, to be by it expended as = trust
This constitutes the only fund set aside by law
for the benefit Of the poor Of the District The
Market Company claims that this rental was
reduced TO $4,000 BY joint resolution OF the Dis
triet Legislative Assembly. Afterwards, under
Congressional enactments authorizing the pur-
chase Of site for . building for officers Of the
District government, the Board Of Public Works
purchased ground from the Market Company,
agreeing, as q consideration therefor, to reduce
tne annual rental to sum ranging from q, 500 to
upon the company. But the construction OF the
enactment Of the Legislative Assembly, which is
relied on by the company as reducing the
annual rental Is = questionable one; and
the power Of that body even by plain terms to d.
minish the amount Of . trust fund created by Con-
gress is still more doubtful. So also the sale Of
land which the Market Company attempted to
make as site for the District building Is also or
doubtful validity, fnasmuch as the ground Il held
on lease from the United States subject to GER
tain trusts. Legal proceedings touching this
matter have not been taken because the subject
is pending before Congress upon reports made by
the proper committees thereof and definite action
will doubtless there be had. Meanwhile the
Market Company pays the reduced rental, the
District government, however, carefully resery-
ing and guarding its rights in respect Of the
larger sum.
The following table shows the disposition Of
municipal cases in the Police Court from August
/, to December /, 1874:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08

The cases tried before the Police Court include
disOrderly conduct on the streets, carrying con-
eealed weapons, indecent exposure, YagTancy and
violation Of any municipal ordinance. As q sum-
mary Of the foregoing table, It may be stated that
between the LIST Of August and 3Oth Of November
1000 informatiOns have been filed, of which lie
have not been prosecuted, ,00T have been tried,
resulting in ,799 convictions and lOS acquitta Isl
and in the cases Of IS convictions appeals to the
Criminal Court were entered. The fines imposed
aggregated eli, 240, of which one-third part has
been collected, the residue being satisfied by
short terms Of imprisOnment
The legal business OF the District during the
last five months, embracing important litig alton
and manifold other matters, has been attended to
in the Office of the attorney for the District with
out the employment Of other counsel.
The salaries stated at the outset Of this report
have covered all the legal expenses of the Dis
trict during the period indicated. The efficiency
and fidelity with which the office Of assistant at
torney has been discharged by Gen. VIM. Birney
to be here hOnorably mentioned. The salary OF
the officer is only 81 200 per annum, which is
far from being Just compensation for his services
and for the ability with which they have been
performed. 1 take pleasure in recommending
that his salary be largely increased.
EDWIN l.. STANTON.
Attorney for the District Of Columbia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08

the wires Is made much more dificult and ex-
pensiye when they are thus attached. There
should be new wires on poles, reaching every sec
ton Of the two District cities, with q SUFFICIENT
number Of alarm boxes to make them convenient
70 all our residents; also two or three additional
belLsfrfkerEWhieh may be heard everywhere in
the DtstEiets..Th old crank boxes should be re-
placed with the latest improved boxes, which are
certain in Transmission, no matter how ignorant
OF careless the person turning in the alarm may
We beg, therefore, that you ask Congress 10
pass, AZ the next ensuing session, . proper bill
lot the erection OF such system OF IRE telegraph
IN this District "a the cities need for the pro-
lection OF LTD and property.
IN connection with this subject we desire to call
your attention TO the necessity also Of providing
oy law fof>Rhe- employment OF . regular repair
man ansh ane additional operator for the ire-
alarm telegraph - the present force there en-
pioyed Is not sufteient to perform the labor with
out working each man q far greater number OF
hours daily than other Government employees
are worked. -
EStimGts6 ErpsBgs Irom the lSf Say of June, IsT4
to tie 30ih day Of June, 1875.
-.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08
THE COLLECTORS OFFICE.
7 III IULLEJI UhO UFFIJE.
ESTIMATES OF. RECEIPTS TO JUNE 90, 1879 AND
JUNE 30, 1876.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
lTGTRTrT or Tor ~NTnUa

JUNE ~, 1910
COLLECTOR'S OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, ID, c., Nov. 10, 1874. }
HgnOTdbts Commissioners for the DfStriet Of Co
LUIRbid:
GENTLEMEN: In answer to your request TO be
furnished with estimates of amounts to be re-
eeved at this Office from all sources Of revenue to
the 30th OF June, 1875, classifying as nearly as
you ~ can the amounts to be received monthly
/ have the honor to submit the following state
ment, begging leave, however, to say that esti-
mates predicated on probable receipts Of taxes
would be rather cOnjectursl than reasonably sp-
proximate.
There has been received to November l. 1874
on present levy las per act Of Congress approved
June % 1874 g. 2O4 0o34 gross, 1T6 sg4 80 net
q. {. less deductions for prompt payment on the
following assessment valuations and rates Of tax
as furnished by the superintendent OF assessment
and taxes:
Washington city, assessment values $50 2gs, OO6
At per .NLf4o6,1l9
Georgetown city, assessment values)
S6,3l3,O99, at ~ per cent. l5TSO2 IS
District OF Columbia outside Of the
two cities, assessment values)
S0,2Too5o, at per cent .............. 49, 400 ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
AFnTrnnNE nUvrUEE

4.
WASHINGTON, ID. G. Dec. ], 1874. }
Hon. Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia:
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to transmit here
with q summary statement showing the opera
lions Of this office from the organization Of the
present government of the District Of Columbia
to this date.
The number of ADULTS which have been made
are l,04O. requiring the examination and adjust
ment of $40 individual accounts, evidenced by
the separate warrants drawn by the Comptroller,
and cOuntersigned in this office for payment of
of the same. The total amount audited Is g oil, =
44SS2.
In addition to the claims audited, l have exam
ined 1866 accounts involving the amount Of 49,
OS4Sl for services rendered. and declined to audit
them, because 1 could find no express provision Of
law authorizing the employment Of the claimants.
Most of these claims, especially those Of the tenn
porary clerks employed in the office Of Collector
Of Taxes and other departments Of the late Dis
trict government, which l have been unable to
audit for the reasons stated, are in my Judgment,
meritorous; and the services having been actually
performed, some provision ought TO be made for
their payment.
l respectfully suggest Congressional legisla-
tion be asked for authority to settle such Ofthese
claims as may be deemed Just.
Very respectfully,
JOHN T. VINsOS, Auditor, &c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08
Total assessment value, vi, al. 81, 90 .

Leaving 81 60T 2l6O4 70 be collected for the year
ending June 20, 1875, Of which amount Loo, 900
will be collected within the limit Of the period
named, and may be classified monthly, as fol-
lows:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08
$5,545,0OO %

Late corporation Of Washington.
Funding loan bonds, issued under act
Of Congress approved Sth May, 1872
% per cent. gold interest. $50 UOO 90
Funding loan bonds, issued under act
of Assembly approved 10th June,
1875 per cent gold INTEREST,". l6jO,OOO 90
Ten-year (Bowen) bonds (coupOn),
per cent. gold interest, issued under
act Of Congress approved 9th July,
Three-year Emery coupon bonds
I 3-10cuTrency interest, issued under
act Of Congress approved eth July,
Five-year emery coupon bonds,
$40 currency interest, issued under
act Of Congress approved 18th July.
Five per cent. Currency registered
stock, under act of 10Th August.
1S2S. ..................o.... 54SO7 90
Six per cent. Currency registered
stock, under act Of 18th October,
1875. ..............: OS0r5lI =
Six per cent. currency registered
canal stock. under act Of 18th April.
lS47. ...........i.... 1880 90
Six per cent. Currency, lO-year) reg
istered water stock, under act of I'd
June, 1852 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sj,7TT 90
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08

Respectfully submitted to the honorable United
States Commissioners Of the District of Columbia
by JAMES S. WILSON, Treasurer.
By First National Bank of New \ Ork city, az, =
OOO IN gold, with premium thereon.
tBa lance Of appropriation by Congress, act of
March 1873, 81 los. 10; miscellaneous, sIl7 3-S2
Z25.35.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08

Actual amount outstanding. So. IS. SS3, $40 43
The Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund hold
the following assets, which, IL disposed of, would
still further reduce this amount as follows
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal bonds, now
selling at about Sl.15, amounting at
par to. $4,000 90
Washington and Alexandria Railroad
bonds CnOw in litigatiOnJ ........... 5000 90
Amount of new 365 fifty-year bonds
issued to date under act Of Goth
June, 1874 g Os8 100 90
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08

For expenses OFthe GeorgetOWna aims
/ house Observation-Disclosures. l,l65 o.
For expenses of the Board Of Health 1925 90
! I" garbage collectors $500 90
! " medicines and
medical attendants for the poor. 1896 SS
| For expenses Of the treatment of pau
| pers at Freedman's hOspital........ 1,l4S 90
perS at insane asylum. a,IOO 90
school. ;...,..;:. $500 90
and measures. :........:.:..: 20 %
For EXPENSES Of the improvements
and repairs under new contracts. $3.50 90
! For expenses Of the repairs Of county
roads and bridges. .....:........ 1888 90
For expenses OF the repairs Of pumps, 4,9ST so
For expenses Of sweeplngithe Streets, 10000 90
For expenses Of cleaning alleys. 1850 90
For expenses of cleaning sewers and
alleys ..oU' y, 800 90
For expenses Of parking commission. 1000 90
For ext enses Of gas for streets, pub
lie buildings and Ofices commitment. jS,2I6 70
For expenses Of gas-lamps and re-
For expenses Of rent Of public build
buildings. .t....... =. 2l,2a 90
gravel pit, extension of sewerage,
street lamps ............ -. SO,I5g O5
Ut ApSuses OIL repairs OF paNemenIS
10 be charged to contractors requir-
ing cash advance by the District OF
Columbia. .......................... ISIS Il
For expenses of general advertising. 1900 90 |
For expenses OF pay Of contractors
laborers, approved June %, 1874 43Sl 81 |
For expenses of deficiencies ire de-
partment, approved June 2, lSI4.) 10 |
For expenses ofinterest on the funded
debt of the District Of Columbia,
not including 3.65 bonds. J7j9g2 90 |
For expenses OF interest on the funded
debt OF the late corporation OF
Washington. Observation-Disclosures. $685. IS
Total estimated expenditures to
June 80, ls75....................Sl 81, 572.O 50
RecGPituldfiOn.
Balance cash on hand Decemberl l,
1874 $l6S $50 -
Estimated receipts to June So 1879. ,535, 900 90
To cash on hand and estimated re-
ceipts to June 30, 1S75............$ ,TO4 459 As
Total estimated expenditures to June
80, 1872 O66 50
Estimated balance JuneSO, 1870. sI32,898 % !
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08
Aggregate. ...........

For levy ending June 80, 1874, there is an uncoL
lected balance estimated at 500 900, Of which
amount there will be received during the period
ending June 30, 1875, S350 900, in monthly INSTALL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08

In answer to the request to submit estimates Of
amounts to DO received for the fiscal year ending
June 90. 1875, from all sources, submit the fol-
lowing:
Present valuation of real estate of Washing
ton city is, as rendered by the superintend-
ent of assessment and taxes for the present
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08

The following report OF the Commissioners for
the District Of Columbia aud accompanying
papers were yesterday transmitted by the Pres
dent 10 Congress:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08

All Of which 1srespeetfully submitted.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
President Board Of Fire Commissioners.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08

THE AUDITORS OFFICE.
NUMBER AND AMOUNT OF CLAIMS AUDITED
SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE PRESENT GOV
EMINENT,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08

Balance, cash, on hand December l,
1874 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl6sre59
Subject to check
On account contractors la
borers' appropriation, June
%, 1874. ~, ISL 81
Tn account deficiencies fire
department, appropriated
June, q, 1874. -
On account general purposes 144,4 80
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08
THE TREASURES REPORT.

OFFICE o = COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING FUND, I
WASHINGTON CITY, d. c., Dec. !, 1874.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08

To which estimates above stated there will be
collected on account Of preceding IeTies from All
sources, general tax $50, OO0 in monthly receipts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08
District OF Columbia per,

District OF Columbia per
manent Improvement
bonds, act July 10, 1871
District Of Columbia per-
manent improvement
bOnds,a act June q, 1873,
$3.50, 900 lees $4,000 in
hands OF Commission
ers OF the District. go.
District Of Columbia per-
manent improvement
bonds. act June 25. 1873.
District Of Columbia wa
ter stock, act July 20.
1911
District OF Columbia wa
ter stock, act July &c,
1873, $35, 900 less $1,000
in hands of Commits
sioners shaking fund.
District of Columbia
market stock, act Au-
gust23, 1871.
District Of Columbia
Chicago relief bonds,
act October Is, ISL.
District of Columbia
county school bonds,
act June 20, 1873. ......
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08
LIE ArrnRNEY,S nEEICE-

SUITS AGAINST THE DIsTRICT-THE POLICE
COURT-sOMETHING ABOUT THE WASHINGTON
MARKET COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY FOR THE1
Cor I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-08

WCLuVTT ULUIIUW.
Total receipts to December l, 1874. 800.
Total expenditures to December l,
1874, including warrants issued and
not presented. ..........