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lis, rartsr's United. ss,Gc; immediate shipment.

8ahc.
do. cut meats LOSS do. lard L03l do Mess pork has
peen dull and weak sales $40 bbs old mess al Sly o0
was active snd higher ss.es go spot q c
1000 terces December, Ise. Is IL l6c. $50 erces
January, l3Ac Is lll6c $500 erces. February, l3c
loO uerces. March ls,sc l3 I5l6c 1850 tcrces sol
lers option six months iac OF city steam sales are 0
terces ~ l3Sc Bacon has been quiet and unchanged;
quoted az l0zc long and shorL clear, together. lQc
Dressed hogs have been firmly held quoted at
SIC &C. Beef has been dull, with LOO bbs sold at un
RIcE.-There was a steady tone to the market for
very light trade 400 bags Of Rangoon IN bond sold at
2Ic, gold Carolina only sold In distributing way.
We quote -oaronna 74c. 75.c tor fair. DE- 7Ae.
Lousiana, 7hc &c.; Patna, &c. 7sc., and kangoon.
SucAR.-rhe market rather more active at tho
decline noted In last but rehners still operate with
reserve and purchases to-day were mostly OF centri
hhds Demerara bond at 5sc. gold and los ehds cen
trugais at Sc Refined continued dull and prices still
favor buyers We quote ;-Cuba-Rehning. inferior to
common. 7c a 7kc.; do, fair to good sir, &c. .
s1sc.; do, good 10 prime, 6hc. q SIC; grocery,
fair to good oHc Sac prime to choice, SIC Hsc
t centriusa M hhds L. ana boxes, Nos TO i3 9lc &C.;
sac. cIayed boxes, Dutch standard, Nos to 7Sc.
&C. do. ~ 70 SIC es5c do; Is 70 Is SIC. yhc;
do 10 e. IT, ~ sfe sac i d. 10 70 20 Io'Sc ios'c
prime, 7Ac SIC grocery, fair to choice, sac. SIC
Brazn.putch s'andard Nos to u 7sac Sc Java.
rior and extra superior. 7c. 7sc. refined standard
A. IOc; OF A. 9Ac a ssc. crushed, lohc; powdered.
l01sc., and grsnulated, l0hc.
Hhds Bores Bags. Aeiado.
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Dec II. 1874
ssls& s.s & ss.. ssss M sssss ssss Exports COAST.
ootton-Demand fair midding lac Net receipts $40
81 s.ss ssss STOCK France ' o0As'w'e
MoBns Dec. II, 1874.
SS'sn % aaast saoa %aSns M sw ssns s.ss
Exports coastwase, 2,s45 Sales. 2,soa Stock 6lsss
Cotton steady; middllng IS ,i6c low midding, isac
S0a Gsa, rsss sssswss 81 bales saesp E
Stock, So Ia io1 ios. '' ''-'' ''''''' - s~ -''''
miading S7 13c Ss:. isS g9yd ordinary
wise, i77a. Sales. l,SO0 Stock, ss,5ss.
aa NwauSes slaS ss se' y No 81 VIII White Mnaa. MEGA
q sss y, ssssa AM esa
nd boa,Sa %Sas e: sT ySrs 20 absngy
Imports for the last twentyfoa hours-Fiour 400
Ssssy s. $ s0 de rsporsa %
s%ss, s ss
"a "a Ia,ss ii Shsssss s s.sisr ne !. i SSsS Fl
as Ssd h g. %ed o osss a hf old
6ss a Gys aS%na !. q M sssy
i 81 %sstsrn - 81 % q Dressed @ SRoss hoss so
TOLEDO Dec. IL, 1874.
Flour Steauy W0edt Quil ana nominal: amber Mlchl.
gan 81 0o1a No red, 81 S Corn dull and declining
high mixed, Tic. low mixed, Toe. do. Wabash 7O3Sc.
no grade old Tic Oats @ steady: No at 5eAc white,
keceipts-Wheat 1000 bushels corn, 5000 do; oats
5000 do Shipments-Wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, Il QUO
40 OATS 5000 do.
CHICAGO. Dec. IT. 1874
Flour dull and dropping; all sales on private erns
Wheat in fatr demand and lower: No spring. 673sc.
shc fS5 Sg,p spot ssc January, ssSc FebrusTyi NJ.
fair demand; No mixed 7I1scs cash 72ssc May
ary: REJECTED 6sA Oats dull and sns Sc tiled; Nc osc
and in iair demand No sSNe Barley dull and oe;
SPRING lEssi II Dressed Dr. hogs steady At 81 ass
At si9 spot, sls 81 February $40 50 s5 March: Lard
Raik meats in good demand and unchanged
afternoon Wheat steady g. ssc January Corn dun
$40 47h. February. Lard, lsc bid for spot sales,
wheat S7ooo bushels: corn. 1000 do oats, Fl ooS Do
barley i00OJ do shipments-- 10000 bbls wheat
5000 bushels corn, 28OOJ DO. oats SOuO do. barley
1000 do. Cattle moderately active and good grades
prices steady and UNCHANGED. Receipts, 201 Sales
fair 70 choice steers - 50 s. ST. stockers So s. 6
shipment. LOO Live hogs Arm and moderately active
At an advance Of l0c Receipts, 200 estimated Sales
packers At SO 50 50 81; shipments. 1000 sheep mar
ket overstockcd win common grades Receipts, 1000
20 aOld a Is ShiDments 1
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON GENERALLY LowER-FLouR EASIER
PORK LESS AcTIvE-LARD sTEADY-GRo-
CERES DUIL-sPRITs TURpENTNE QUIET
RosIN oUIET-PETRoLEUM QUET-wH1sKEY
FIRMEB.
THURSDAY, Dec. 11-6 p. NJ.
The merchandise markets continued irregular
and In most cases dull. AS the holidays draw on
there Is less and less disposition ON the part OF
buyers to assume obligations OF magnitude, in
view OF which the transactions are generally OF
minor Importance On 'Change nour was still
dull and in buyers favor. Wheat was also dull
and heavy, though the market was in that state
In which orders to any extent could not be
filled, except at very full, if not higher,
prices, while, on the other hand, prob
ably half dozen loads could not be
sold. save at a material decline from current
nominal prices Corn was quiet and weak, except
prime new mixed, which was taken to some
extent Tor export at steady prices. Oats du
declining. Barley was quiet but holders of prime
very firm In their views. whiskey shade frmer.
Pork nominal. Lard In better demand and higher
Freighs quiet Cotton the spot was quiet "Fuures'
ruled 1870 ll6c higher Naval stores, with the excep-
tion of which dull and nominal ruled Hrmer.
spirits turpentine showing advance. Petroleum
% sea der Groceries generally very quiet wthoutes-
coTTos spot moved rather freely under an
improved demand from spinners Exporters purchased
only as freight required Prices were with
out change IN any direction though holders IN view
closed quiet Futures were sensitive to the
gether with somewhat contradictory advices from Eu-
and prices at the close were i,s2c a Iisc higher
The market cosead, Arm at the following ng
IS slssc: l4c:; February; i4ssc. !. March iNc.;
l55<c. July, l6 il6c.;. August 10 s-l6c i6Xc.
Quotations based standard OF classification in force
September 1874 and upland cotton In store running
n quality not more than half grade aosye Or below
iscs; si siic good ordinary, Se low mdai,ns, isc;
midding H9sc good mddiing, l5Sc. Quotations based
American standard OF classhcaton:-
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REAL ESTATE.

At the Exchange salesroom yesterday william
Kennedy sold by order OF the executors OF Michael
O'Dononue, deceased, the three story brick house
and lot with two stores on first noor, known -
Nos. a77 and 3771 Grand street, near Madison; lot
d. NJ. Seaman sold, by order oil the Supreme
Court, under the direction OF Thomas Boese,
25xl00.5 on South side OF Finy-sec0nd street. 37S
feet west OF Eleventh. avenue, to William Baker.
for 81, 100.
James NJ. Miller withdrew the house and lot on
north side OF FIT eighth street, ASH feet wese
OF Eighth avenue; lot 2l.3xl006, BY order OF A. q.
Wallis, referee.
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at loiK, Chicago and Northwestern. consolidated
coupon gold bonds at s2h 80, Pacific OF Missouri,
second mortgage. at 81; Ohio and Mississippi, sec-
onds at s0k. c.. @. and !. rsts at oSK %, Michi
gan Southern sinking fund bonds ct 1olK, New
Jersey Central nrsts. consolidated, at lO21; Gen.
tral Pacific god bonds at 95X. Central Pacific
nrsts. San Joaquin branch. sax; Morris and Essex
seconds at i0S, Morris and Essex sevens, 1871, &C
100; Erie, fourth mortgage. at 97K; Ohio and
Mississippi. convertible, at se; Michigan South
ern, seconds, at 10ok Buffalo and Erie,
new, at 90; Harlem. first. sevens, registered, at
l0S; North Missouri. frsts, at s6X, Union Pacific
Railroad FIRST mortgage, At 92k; Union Pacific,
sevens land grant, at &c. Toledo and Wabash,
consolidated convertible. sold At AK, seller 90.
the asking price yesterday having been 55 regular.
Toledo and wabash frsts sold at 81, the quotation
yesterday having been COX q o.
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low The sales
March, 0oS at i4c April at i5c 5oo AZ Is Nay
august sS n & AZ sqSe E go S G. AZ $50 o.s a' M S.ss
a
isc 5uIy g sy s az sass ss Is iss
srS % a anTfs S ss sAs 81 at f0A IS 20 at
as ses ss So I'd spS :.
Il sfs e sss Afisa sss S s. M s's 60
sS lssac 100 At issc 500 ss is $ssc SO st
e s,J e SsIes SS ss SG 100 ias e
bales Tns q Crw5 q
El iii 100 8 bales isss u
AD4 sssEuas6y 6 Y Is ss1s Ss,Sn
Sefs Ss1es The sseeHt:
ssxaSnaS oSsIsstoSs sST wii%1ns.Sn
pSEos pS M nay fSat last ahsss
This a last Total snSe t ss
E1chsnss TO Hayre ey sssam Nc; BY sail. Ao. 70
& Liverpool sts9sa 81
npyrpThe movement in Rio was yery liehr ana
confined small los required by the jo6Slns trade
shows Steady Nd Grades were quite
g. the Rus
saHfS &c
quoted Ms quote ood kiG 40 ordna1y say sarsSe s r
isKc ls1.c extreme range for lots, 7c c.; Java,
6eyIon i7o lSc Marscaibo, lsS6cSss lsc Lagusyra'
l6c. l9c Jamaica Hc. q lSxc 8; ST. Domingo l6c. q
l7c Porto Rico, l7c, lsc Costa Rica, i7Hc ishc.
Mexican lsc lsc Aneosturs nc Sos sS a saayoa9ila
Stock Of Rio 5 bags stock Of other kinds-aya $50
grass mats; Maracaibo, 6602 bags; Laguayra lO9 do
Costa Rca sS d.; Mexican, i.oos do; Manila, i,s2
fLoUR AND GRAIN.~Reeeipts-Fl 1894 bbls wheat,
g 76O bushels; corn 1880 do oats 1U do corn NEAL
market dull and heavy. but prices were not
tally changed Reported sales SO & OF i10 6bs incuding
goods were rather slow. southern flour unchanged
change. Rye four and corn meal were selling slowly.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.


Government bonds at the close were firn at the
skies, 11oX III; do do, 1881, registered, 1l6X
1l6X; do. do, do, coupon, 120x 120X; do. nve-
twentes 1852, registered, 1l3k q 1l3X; do. do,
do, coupon, 1l3h l1Sh; 90. do, 1894, registered,
lax a IFS; do. do, do, coupon, 115 y 116k; do.
do. 1886. registered. 1l6x a l17k; do. do, do,
coupon, III l17K; do. do, do, new. registered,
ll6 q l16K; do. do, do, coupon, 119K 119X |;
do. do, 1857, registered ll6K III; do. do, do,
coupon, 12o7I o 1904; do. do, 1868, registered,
11ek lit; do do, do., coupon, 1904 12oK; do.
fenorties, registered, 1lsk lla,S; do. do, cou-
pom, 1l4k ll4k; do. nves, 1881, registered,
1l3 Q ll3ki do. do, do, coupon. 1l3 . 113k.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
LONDON advices report no change In the rate OF
discount by the directors OF the Bank Of England,
q: their weekly meeting to-day. The gain In bull
lion by the bank for the week was esq, 900, the
proportion OF res rye to liabilities being 46k per
cent, against AZ per cent last week. The rate for
money on the Stock Exchange Is per cent or
per cent below the bank rate; 1925 have ad.
vanced al Frankfort to e7X. The specie In the
Bank OF France increased S,22l,000 francs during
the past week. Rentes in Paris e1I co.. The Lon
don market for American securities is quiet and
steady. The Bank gained 1000 to-day. The for
lowing are the latest priccs:-Consols, money ux
. 9Ik; do. account, % s2k; nve-twenty bonds
1885, old, 1864; '67 bonds. 106x ex coupon; ten
forty bonds. 104 104H; new loan, 10a; Erie, 2sx
ASK.
RAILROAD BONDS
These sold - asfolows:-Mtchigan Central aevsna
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PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
rCONTNUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

when they require anything, they notify tine dis
trict grange, and through them everything u pur.
with liberal discount allowed BESIDES. Tne ma
ture OF the contracts made are secret but are fur
oranges. 10 that the patrons can derive the bene-
1t from them.
Ana sociaI ORGANIZATION, and have nothing what.
ever to do with politics. The Executive Commit.
tee adJourned last evening, to meet In Syracuse
sneetina. which will be held on January IL.
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Wheat was duh and beayy There was no pressure 70
sas Sosso q: 'ass aI ssPE ses s
:Sss1 ss:s' s,iss !
:Srs 3 o ss0shss s r3s @ssr wss.:l sas
@ @ 9, nss "a
SSc ana some old In store st g4c Oats were dun and
mixed, sSc. 7lc; iof vSlss: barley Va quiet, but
T nn se SHOWS NOR. m with good
Sf and s
slHSn 90 sore
Dy steam l6 bale, cotton IN lots at A 5000 bushels
issss. sssi y 7ss esss. * 'S Ssssn =
hence 1'.'s
snip with wheat reported from san SIsnssss On pr
@ = 3 sgssi sss
- sd;; sl:S Italian BARK, Senes win about SeSS
0ss y y IN and bag @ and sbSs: a ra S
~. Sss Ss. ~iss Sss. aaS rom g ssss r;sSssss
sssss s' s gram 4 :. q sa sss
VIII about Quarters DO from DO .s s. and snip
Ssrx with deals rspor.ed ri from St john st SIS a. and
ssls S
aaa%s
ss a. psssatss
fined petroleum. from Philadelphia, rep orted at 6 per
bbl 10 Lisbon British brig hence with about ae,000
SIDE VITA Sfsh Shocks fsporsd
John, at iSc To Matanzas orders schooner with
shocks roIn ST John reported at l9c To 81 Domingo
City and back, an American schooner, with general
and i've schooners with shocks reported st. John,
at lec. zoe. To the River Platte American bark,
3$sss 9e9s S % via ssis6 sa s johns
are somswhs, irregular qass ana unss.sd choes
bbis chieny at 62c &c. Foreign goods entirely
neglected and nal We quoteCuDa centrifugal and
mixed S5c Ssc 40 clayed, sc 70. 90 mrscoyado
Rico lOc CSC. English Islands 400 6Oc. New Or.
leans ooc T6c tor now crop The stock comprises SIS
hhds Porto Rico, 80 hhds English and s0 bols New
NAVAL sronss.-rhe market for spirits turpentne was
moderately active, but slightly irregular during the
early dealings, though the closing sales showed steady
market xU 9bls brought 3bc- l2O do, 35xc., and ~
New YORK bbis at Sd,ic Rosin was quoted steady as
The better grades incudeo 100 bbs No. at p 3S 800
bbls good do - 10, and $40 bbls No - 43 10 The
demand for tar y very light though values ruled steady
sos ~ % = = I, AZ Ss wssnson and Wilmington cS pitch
FsSscIsus. mstkes generally was steady with
moderate business Of crude IN bulk sales were 1900
bbH, Prompt delivery at bNc most holders demanded
iIkc. ike, The movement In cases WAS not Of i'm
Eaphths rules rm q Oc tor city, with 6n little ofsr.
Tug Western ogSted stsc sto Al Phlladephis r re-
iows-sitSsve arm a S2kc c oiI Thy quiet It
Centre dull at 7ac THO; Tideoute steady ct 90 bid at
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAX~
,ifY AND COUNTY TREASURY
sAE FRAScrsco Dec 1874
PARK IMPROVEMENT BONDS
OF .ae
Oiy and County Of San Francisco.


~ S'o'' .N oo 'ece'Veu a. the once OF the
City and County Treasurer of Frapcisco untu
THURSDAY, DEcEMBERSI 1874
at ~ O'Clock noon
for the purchase Of u25l hundred and tent Ava
bonds. the same being the balance two hundred and
fifty bonds authorized To be issued by an act OF the Leg
isiaure VI the State Of Caforns enuted An Act con-
cernns reservations Of the CITY ana County
written reauisltion OF r. L. sullivan, r. Butterworth
Der ], 1874
said Bonds will be Of the denomination of One Thou
sand Dollars each payable in thirty years from lst
day OF April 1874 with interest the rate Of per
sres psyabie semi-anluay on the lst q October and
the lst of April OF each Principal and interest
payable IN United States god con and IN this city and
county The aith and credit OF the city and county OF
san Francisco pledged for the payment principal
and interest in United states gold coin.
blouers Viii state the rate per cent at which they Will
purchase said Bonds payable in United States gold
Each BID must be accompanied BY 10 per cent OF the
amount bid Tor either by certified check in gold
No bud will be considered il at less than 30 per cent of
the par value.
ne Commissioners reserve the right to reject and
Proposals to be Endorsed, "Proposals for Park I'm
provelnent Bondan
CHAS Trsa
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
and lowest prices Of the day:-
AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Compared with the close yesterday the prices at
the close to-day snow the following changes:-
DECLNE-Erie per cent, Lake Shore d, North
west n, OhiOs h Pacific Mail l. st. Paul d, Wa
bash l, Union Pacific q, Western Union 4.
n, Delaware and Lackawana u, Harlem l, Rock
Island H.
The stocks that remained steady were Hannibal
and st. Joseph, Panama Quicksilver, Atlantic and
Pacific preferred, Canton and Northwest pre-
ierred.
THE MONEY MARKET.
In this department the principal dealings we're on
the basis OF and per cent for call loans until just
ct the close, when some small exceptional business
was done at and 81 per cent While the outfow
Of currency from this point has measurably ceased
tnat Of gold continues and the result OF the latter
apon the bank reserves, In which gold is
counted as n 1t were money and not . commodity,
Is anxiously awaited by those who base their cal.
culations upon strong bank statement. Foreign
exchange was weak, with sales OF prime at ASA
A84x for long bills at the close the general rate
was l.s5, less Lie. Demand bills were dull and
quoted at Assz 400
GOLD FIRM.
Gold opened and closed at Ill X, with q few
transactions at 1llK. The rates were per cent
for carrying, / to 8 per cent for borrowing and
nat. The amount Of gold shipped to Europe since
last Saturday is estimated to be $3 000 besides
which 81, 400 900 said to have been taken from
this centre on California account Included in the
European export are $95o,ooo shipped to-day.
These figures are suggestive and explain the
strength of this market.
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. L, Dec. II, 1874
Printing cloths continue quiet with a weak market.
Best 64x64 standard and extra held at 5zc. 5c,
thirty days with transactions cheerful lower figure
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

The internal revenue receipts to-day were
$3S2s2o; the customs receipts $114000. The
customs receipts for the week ending December IL
were a. follows:-New York, $1,5e1, 200; Boston,
$4,000; Philadelphia, $1ss,6s6; Baltimore,
$o6,910; New Orleans, tor week ending Decem-
Der g. 81, ,o42; San Francisco, for week ending De-
cember 8, sle0, 1885, The Assistant Treasurer TO-
day paid out $4,000 on account OF interest ana
100000 in redemption Of nve-twenty bonds. At
twelve O'Clock the United States Assistant
Treasurer opened bids for 100000 gold. These
amounted to 81, 100000 and ranged from 11l.26 to
lila. The Treasury balances to-day were:-
IurIcuCy 1l41OUSOOU
Com. ......................... 1,3300O0
Less coin cortlncate8. Z,AOO,OOO
The New York herald., 1874-12-18

Stock [ascertalned by actual
count, including specula
lion) Dec l. l674.......... M5A 6380I 29ss2 -
Receipts since Dec. l...... 6040 1874 52.296 437
Totals ............. GOa84 7l,775 6i97s 437
Sales since Dec. l.......... 1880 1889 44,3i3 -
Stock this day, Dec H. l74.. 4lSA 6O388 37633 l37
conPpsrsns ps1s with stock Dec. :. 900 .., .. =,
Comparing with stock Dec.
10, ls72 ,...,....... 2l,zs7 5l.2o6 l2l9o5 81
Comparing with stock Dec.
81 Observation-Disclosures. 2657O 3a0s3 22s 1000 2sl7
STEARlNE has been firmly held quoted l5c. bid
and l514c. asked.
TALLow Is stronger Sales 81, 900 lbs of town at
6Ac. q Sc, ana ~ hhds. city at SIC
WHISKY -Receipts 633 bbls Was stea adiy held. Saies
~ bbis. at u 0l OF alcohol, loo bbls. at 81.
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Dec. II, 1874
Spanish gold 20 223 American, 229 $50. Exchange
quiet; the Uniteo States. &C. days, currency 100
Io3 premium; short sight iN 10y preminm: % days,
London, i4S $50 premium Paris l20 l23 prem
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNpoN, Dec. IL Even
ing-Calcua hnseed, SIS. Cd 57s Sd. Lnseed oil. PAS
Sd. percwt
LIVERPOOL PRopucE MARKEr-LIvERPooI. Dec IL
Evening.-Spirits of turpentine, 26s por cwL
The New York herald., 1874-12-18

BANK SHARES
The Fourth National sold at 99A, PnGnix at 100
and Grocers' at 90. The remainder Of the list Is
unchanged.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
Sales OF Georgia sevens gold bonds were made
at rs, new Tennessee skies at 5SX, OLD do, ex
coupon, at 5sA; new do, ex coupon, at 5S1xc.
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
CHAS. HUBERT, Treasurer

CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA EXECUTIVE DE-
~ partment State Treasurer ONCE
CoLusBIA, ). c.. Dec L. 1874
COUPONS OF the Consolidation Bonds of the state OF
South Carolina, due January l. 1875 win be paid
after that date on presentation the National Park
Bank New York and AZ the Treasury, Columbia, s. c.
coupons due July J. 1874 Consolidation Bonds that
may be issued IN exchange tor undable bonds will also
TONED places. r. L. CARDOZO
Treasurer SOuth
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THURSDAY. Dec. II, 1874
nlI1nn nhTU an ~

1915 AND ll:30 A. M.
20s< $4,000 q $3.50, r, ~. bic ll6x
i6X 5000 US $50. c, '68. b c 1907
l5h 10000 U ) SIS, c, 'Si..... ll311
1917 lDO0O IT s t,s cur Ii6E
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-15
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER l5

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ps,s faes schr Day
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Harris. Ph,sdsRSs Eden; msISai 5 SsSiy
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Kuhne, Pernambuco; schr Hattie coombs, Mivilie' New
RocKLAND, Oct l2-Arived, schr Pallas, French,
sslledAschrs Walter rhorndise, cushman Richmond,
Aafis e Hss Harry Bluff
Cearsd~ship British Sovereign OBJ, Ren"ie Liver
pGelh bark e1nss Steamship rn di
ships sssps aa
Wylie tiiawS Walters. Honolulu: =.
sxXASNAH Oct osai'ed s'hr Ida Richardson
Sfas ssn ship Annie eouasyB Bent Antwerp
wsss'eT , hisesp ss
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com, Psiadelphia. . -
Green do: Ira Bliss, Norton Ezabethport; sA Mount
son; Fsconer, Wilson, and Naiad Queen, smith,
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iishment, which is thus kept clear Of debt except
IN respect OF such recent accounts rs those we
have already mentioned. From 10000 10 ca, 900
mas been annually required for this purpose. The
Prince has thus hitherto relied on Ills own means,
and though no doubt it Is misfortune TO be
living on capital still this very differ
ent state OF things rom that which the
popular rumors represent. time may come
when this resource VIII be exhausted. but the
Prince has too proud a sense OF his own position
and the relation In which he stands 10 Her Majesty
and to the country 20 seek OF either release from
liabilities which he has incurred on his own re-
sponsfblllty, however inseparable these may be
from the duties he is called upon to perform.
In placing before the public the true state OF the
Princes AFFAIRS. feel that 1t Is best TO refrain
nom any further comment. Every one VIII have
the data Tor forming an opinion. aud we do not
know that we could add anything OF Importance.
The country will learn with satisfaction that the
rumors so long prevalent have no foundation, and
that the Heir TO the Throne Is content 10 draw on
his own resources. The public interest on the
subject has not been altogether mere Idle curios-
ity, for political history records the vast sums
which the nation has been called upon 70 pay Tor
former Sovereigns and Princes OF the Blood. The
days OF such thoughtless PERCUSSION Will never
return; but even in the present age the nation
we believe, VIII always feel not only Its pride but
Its interests involved in the maintenance OF Its
Royal House IN state OF fitting splendor."