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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-20
100000.

First Days Trial OF speed.
PURSE NO. $50.
Open to all horses that have record bet er than
minutes. In ~ harness.
81. TO FIRST HORSE.
- TO SECOND HORSE,
n 10 THIRD HORSE.
PURSE NO. 2-yi9O
open 10 all horees that have record better than
2.5o minutes In 5 TO herness
sGl TO FIRST loRSE,
10 ~ SECOND IOtE
30 TO THIRD HORSE.
PURSE NO. $500
open to all horses that have record batter tnan
2.sO minutes in 3 To hal ness
500 TO FIRST HORSE
ca To SEuOND HORSE.
40 TO ThIAD HORSE.
Second Days Trial OF speed.
PURSE NO, 4-si25.
Open to all horses that have no record better than
minutes. 8 to TO harness.
500 TO FIRST HORSE.
~ TO SRCOND HORSE,
20 TO THIRD HORSE.
PURSE NO $500.
Open TO all horses that have recorI ,trer tn IN
Las minutes. IN to harness,
500 TO FIRST HORSE.
50 TO SECOND HORSE
30 TO ThIkD HORSE.
PURSE NO. G-sslO.
Open to all horses that have record better than
2.34 minutes. 3 in 70 harness.
SIS TO FIRST HORSE.
70 TO SECOND tORSF.
80 To THIRD HO%SE.
CONDITIONS.
Entries TO close on Wednesday, October 20,h 1875
All trottlng will be to harness, Name OF oNner
name coJr and sex OF horse, with p. q. Address
must be given. All entries must be ma sc under
cover, and in all cases must he accompanied by the
Entrance Fee of 10 per cent. OF each purse, Il.
dressed 10 the Secretary Treasurer. In IA case,
four horses 10 enter and three to start in each
All tne above racestJ lie governed by tie rules o
the National Association. Heats In each race may
be trt tied alternately. Horses to be called at
O'Clock, p. Nj, sharp. In the event of any hOrst
dlstancing the Field, he WILL he Awarded the fifsi
money only.
SINGLE ADMISSION. SO Ceuts,
HORSES AND CARRIAGES FREE.
WM. II. LAHBsos, President. ARCHIE GIVEN
Treasurer j. MARSH HARLAN, secrctery.
optlg
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-20
OF CORhEOTIONs

nj . n @ i E-CONTRtBUTIONS OF
1S books for the loaug ladies Rclief Society,
willhe gratefully rec eNedon eyeryM ednesday after
noon from 10 eclecG, at their room No o. Ex-
charg ge building L. T, WARNER.
OCtl2-2W Secretary
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-20


NI'BD STATES OF AMERICA, ! e
DISTRICT or DELAWARE, ts'
Whereas / libel hath been filed in the District
Court Of the United States o. America for the Dis
trlct of Delaware, on the 18Th day Of OCTOBER in
the year OF our Losd one thousand eight hundred
and seYent -tlve, by Anthony Higgins, hsG
lr1ct0r, IN behalf Of paul a Davis 3 o. against
the steam barge Charles HenJe, har tackle. ap-
parel, furniture and cargo Ia II cause of contract
c.vl and martme and praying the usual pr. cess and
monlion Of the Cour, That all persons Interested in
the SAID yes1tL her tackle apparel, and furni ure,
may be cited TO Gnswrr the premises and all due
proceedings being AAl that The same may be d'creed
IN lac sold, and the proceeds thereof be distributed
according TO law Therefore, IN pursuNnce of said
n~nlton under tue zeal of said Court TO directed
ant delivered, DO hereby give notice generally unto
all persons having OF pretending To have any right,
title or Interest hercn 10 appear before The aiore-
sad Court, At the Guy OF Wilmington, on Friday,
the 22d DAY Of Ot toher A. d 1s-5 at len O'Clock in
the forenoon, iheuand there 10 answer said libel and
10 make tieir allesaluns in that behalf.
JOHN NJ. DUNN,
L. 5 Marshal, list. of Delaware
ANTHONY liGGISs, ESQ, Proctor. oct6,2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-20
for 8fnt.
sNT.-POssEssION IMMEDI.

NOR RENT. T.-POSSESSION IMMEDI-
IL ATELY.-House aud store 422 Market street,
between eth and 9th, either separate or both to-
gether. Apply TO N. A. CORBON,
oct,.iet or NJ. L. Lichtenstein, Q2s Market Ut.
LNOR RENT-A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE,
Il In first-class neighborhood. Apply TO
w. s. ARMOUR,
SEPT $40 West Eighth Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-20
The Temperature, To-day.

As REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL oYyIor
Ats A. NJ, 4s Att p. NJ, 9
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-20
EVENING SESSION.

A number of the schools reported the Berear
lessons in use, with profit and many of then
reported large number Of conversions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-20
for Sale.

JuF eSdtF.
Il set, covered with Green Terry. Womb sell all
or part oft. LARKN.
oct209t No. s East second 81.
FoR SALE.
A Farm of 25 Acres of Superior land,
In White Clay Greek Hundred, New Castle county,
De aware, ont mile from the town of.Newark, on
the New ondon hoad. Buildings large, modern
orna mental aud in perfs ct order. compri ing
MANSION nnrsg. FARMER's COTTAGE, TIN
LISG. WHEAT HoUsg, Hod a.
HOUSES, AND YARDS,
POULTRY HOUSES, MEAT HoU Bs, DAIRY, ETc.
Fencing new and subs 'antal. This farm is highly
improved an will pay ten per cent. the price
asked for It, ami Is worthy OF examination by any
one wishing delightful home surrounded by beau
ufu scenery and fertile fields, convenient TO
schools churches, railroads an all other comforts
REYNOLDS CO.,
oct:6i2. sac Market street, wilmington, Del.
For SALE.
THE cELEBR ATRD JACKSON LIME
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS
Address,
v. b. j .CKsoN,
octl54r Hcck assiu, Del.
IA
l. acres, near wilmington. situated on Front
street Fair improvement, large quantity OF apple,
pear and cherry trees, al In bearing this season.
About 81 ceres of as good truck land be found
near good mars ct. Asparagus, fhnbarh and straw
berries \ good stone quarry on the Place. Terms
Accommodating Apply TO
octI.sn iii Market street.
ENOR SALE OK EXCHANGE-A FAnM
n containing l1O acres of land, in Westnoreland
county, virginia. miles from navigation, VIII he
al - fnr Nash ha xf4f,a Y.,aNU
D. 4. HAWKINS, Real Ks,ate Agent,
oct5l2t no. dOi Market street.
NOR SALE-N0. S2l AND 1928 WASH
Il INGTON, Street. two first. class, three story
Lot % feet font Ids feet deep to woastnn street
Heater aud gas fixtures complete. Teimi con-
W.. wgsTBRooK,
c'5,eodtf W. U. Telegraph ONCE.
ENOh bALE-hOUoE No. SIS WEST
Il an street, with all modern improvements, on
aug2s II MARYLAND avenue and Beach SITS.
EOB sac OR RENT.-SIX NEW
y Three story brick dwellings N. w. cor. sth and
Madison. Terms easy Possession gwen i'm
ROBERT II. JONES,
lele-n 2l Shipley St., I'd Story.
nor SALE - ONE DUMP WAGON
/ and tive carts all In good condition. Address
GEORGE d. KELLEY,
sug5-tf Wilmington, Del.
E1OR bAL.E AT A BARGAIN, A MAR
n WIN SAFR, new and perfect. Apply at
oct7i-n THIS OFFICE
F'oR SAFE
100 Ehls. 0re Old Rye Whiskey
81 Bourbon {"
10 New Eng and Run.
70 Apple Brandy.
" Old Irish and Scotch Whshey,
Wholesale or retail oy
FRANCIS KELLEY,
novls-ly lD3 Market Street.
AFE TERN LANDS.
We have for tale very large amount of Sss6.
,, ssTA
Along the Burlington and Missouri River River Rail-
road Ihese lands extend acros the state of Iowa
ard tart of Nebraska and the owners consider that
the Inducements offered to purchasers are entirely
beyond competition.
PRICES Low. TERMS THE EAsIEsT.
For cirsuars and full information. address
RICHARDSON Il JANNKY,
2lb SOUTH FIFTH STREET,
ang2h2'arv9m Philadelphia, Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-20
AMttinn Salfs.
DUBLJC SALE,
Household and Kitchen rurni,ure

VIII be sold at public sale on TUESDAY. oc,oho.
26th 1915, at No 600 JetferOn street con,menr,r
at ~ O'Clock. .. M, such as marble top contrs ~
bles, hair cloth sofa, sofa rocker looking glnssc.
cane and windsor chairs, cane rockers biusso,a
Ingram and rag carpet, bat rack, dressing bure1
marble top, pair good bedsteads with hu.k ms,
ir IS, stove self feeder, china glass ana ule,,
ware, bureaus, lounges, tubs, buckets tita r,j.r
barrels, gum hO G. ana many other artlces nnt ho,a
enumerated, hut VIII he positively sold as the sni
Ecrlber is about TO remove from the city,
MhS. ISABEL. HIRONs
L. W. sildham 4 son. auciioneers o'tsos :.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-20
rTlAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE!

X
The undersigned, Feceivers of City and School
Taxes FOR the ci of Wilmington Tor lsi5. give
nolire 70 persons no have not paid thoir city and
School TGX for 1915 a'ri have had their bills pre-
s,ued, are reqAred ~ law. TO Call and settle The
same IN days rom the delivery OF the bill. The
receivers r1ques II such persons to call at their
uilice, No 10 Hast SIKH street, and settle without
dc .ay, they hay ng gwen bonds 10 the city; the
motey Is due them and they are responsible for 1t,
aud we hope those thar can pay Will lie prompt,
while, perhaps, one that cannot pay at once will
Cll ani make sOins arrangements when they can,
and We most respectfully ask you to give this your
tenuun SO as TO AVOID trouble, costs unueasant-
nrss. he city needs money and requires Us to col
lec It or pay ii, and that is what We propose to do
collect IL.
Tne ltcceivers also aiyes notice OF number of
lots in 81 3D. 5t1, IN, sh, 9TH and lOlh wards that
they cannot ind the owners Of All such persons
OwDlng III lots viii please cal ana heltle or we
Wi sen item for taxes and costs.
Olice NO. 10, Fast sixth street, between Market
and king. Hours from TO O'Clock every evening,
and on inarSet MORNINGS ,n,,,,,,,, nsoyosu
Receiver Northern District dncluding all North of
EDwARn FARMER,
Receiver southern district Qncluding all south of
9Th street1 octl1-tf
pEGI5G2X BuREAU NOrIOE
Al property holders within the city VINO have not
had tneir property registered, are respectfully re-
nuested 10 present to this ONCE correct descrip
ton Of then property.
the descfiplon Of property VII be fJ lisled ar-
plication al thia OtIice,
All deeds, eonVeyances or transfers o. Real I'd
tate made aitet july llth, 1874, mast lie entered III
th's o0ca Detfs meg arc hat To Kew CASTLE to bh
II. C. CoNwELI,
Chief Engineer and surveyor,
,an9O-I Tenth end King Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-20
rgIllE STEAM BARGE

:
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
lltiILet OF nnlAMAre. ortlI. 81
The New York herald., 1875-01-28
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JANUARY 28 SHEET

quoted at lie. IKE. and city naphtha at &C. The
bic quotation could be obtained Advices from The
sssss ., 0s 5 % frss ris sn
aasoale aaassSe q s 3 q fonssse fsrssl tned as 81
ages cut meats 2li5 do lard. zs9 bo and tiercss
me me market Ior mess pork was quiet and easier; We
and 2Oo bbls ior March AT si9 Tue marset bacon
quoted icc an an .h"@ eitar at % o dressed
hogs were lower and the market quiet; quoted at 5se
s e Win sra at ss S
spss%asS ! s
M paa fSa es ss sp 81 of or ~" n ~
seeeied backed SIS ss 90 and ercei beef at sz2
sy extra % sss 81 ST. Ss r@s We're
market continued quiet but values exhibited no
seans We beard Of Of sale Of & 10 boxes clear bellies S az
ag.t picked bell bellies a, o,se 500 lbs Of dS II Z lbs
ids pikosS noas ham a,
iS s tor a9d c To- ps mans At kG tor and
was shade irmer 10 day and moder ateiy active he
;ts' e. s slss
*, 9r n sehrusr T s "a q G s @ sS o ~ or aarih
c sisady VIII St srses &c is Ser Ser i. S
stoa Ess s sans na win do so1 not g. any
in
was Steady. Win $ans 'rads a, Hs'Isa Ss
Sa interior Sf to 'Sa nar%s 7s
pG pa ar TO- s9sa A grocery &c a4 c to aS SssSa to
si.c: prime to c1oce Sac see: centrifugal. 96i:
% Snt boxes & Nos to ls sc s,-c molassss hhas and
Dutch standard, Nos to 9, 74c. Tac. do, 10 ",
s1se sac do Is 70 I5 s5ac gsc do. IL TO Is, 9c.
Porto ,;icodEelnng common to prime ,ae sac;
sandarL NOS 10 II, 7tac q e. Jaya-Duch standard.
Nos. 10 TO Y. SIC. s4c. Mana-superior and extra
6jac a SC.
i;lcr. There was moderate business reported In
distributing way at steady prices sales 30 tierces OF
Carolina and lo bags OF Rangoon ut our quotations as
for good 7eic Sc. Tor prime, ana ste. or choice:
Louisiana IAAc. &C han2oon, sd O3sc. currency;
Patna ieac. Il 79ac. kangoon in bond. 81 75, gold.
srEAEiNk--lhe he market was quiet but firm. We heard
OF sale OF 30 terccs OF Western AT li1Tc. per ID.
rALLow seaay. with further sales $4,000 lbs
sec. per 10.
WuisXEy.-Reccipts. ssi bbis Tho market was steady
at y7c., with sales OF 30 bbls. at that price.
The New York herald., 1875-01-28
WALL STREET NOTES.

The Board OF Trade, seeing the necessity Of
some definite and settled understanding being ar
rived at on the financial question, nave called
meeting OF bankers, bank officers and merchants
Tor Friday next u. three p. Ms TO be held at their
rooms, Nos. II and 10 Broadway. In view OF tho
Importance OF the question to he discussed 1t Is
expected that the meeting will be lirgely at.
tended by the most prominent and experienced
fnanclers OF the city, and will. it Is thought lead
to the appoin ment OF representative committee
TO determine upon plan OF future action by
whicn bunglng legislation by Congress may be
avoided and some reasonable scaeme be deter.
mined on which will meet with the support OF the
whole business community and the people gen.
orally.
Messrs Holmes & L,ssbuerger metal dealers.
have issued Il statement showing the con liton OF
their affairs The secured creditors are. j. Bertsch-
man, S337,000; Market National Bank, Sl2l3s;
National PARK Bank sll,2oo; total. $500 sss. rhe
unsecured have claims amounting TO s5Sc.54S, IN.
Guiding h. Ketchum Co.. 100000; n. 5. Slmp.
klns. Jr.. s73,ai9; Metropolitan Banx. S30394;
John Roach Son, Sl6074; Quincy Mining Com
pany, SIS, $50. The schedule OF the firms chooses IN
acrion CONSISTS OF debts due the hrm, and amounts
TO S3l3,6Ol.
The New York herald., 1875-01-28
Stocks Generally Steady and The Market
Without Feature.
GOLD STRONG AT 112 7-8 A 113.
Money on Coll at 3 and Per Cent, with Large
Offerings Of Capital.
GOVERNMENT BONDS FIRM
WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 27--6 Z. NJ.


WEDNESDAY. Jan. 27--6 T. NJ.
The stock market to-day was not encouraging.
Prices in their fluctuations. showed doubt and
weakness. The failures reported among iron and
other merchants. the decrease In railroad build.
Ing, the shrnkage In produce and rcights and the
general dulness OF trade were brought up as Incl.
dents OF situation at once uninviting and dam
gerous. The consequence was more or less effect
lively felt In the transactions OF the day. decline
occurred IN Ohios and Missssippis from 27sS to
e62S. Lake Shore receded from TAX to TAX. after
opening at 74H. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
tell or from 25h to rs, ending at PAX. Wabash re-
ceded from l51 10 147I = l45s. Northwestern COM
mon sold at 44ss AK "A a AK. Rock Island at
D3ys lOSI a lO4 a 1885, st. Paul at 373s S71S
Sox 381, Ohios At 27& 267I PIX, Union Pacific
ut 371S 36X, Mar1posa at 5h; O., q. and l. G.,
sXash; western Union, TAX 73,s 72 TAX;
Pacific Mail at S4l4 343s 34k. Hannibal and st.
Joseph ended at 2l>4
TIE SALES.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange amount
TO 100000 es, which distributed among
principal shares as follows New York Central and
Hudson River, 1880; Erie, $500; Lake Shore.
s5,100; Cleveland and Pittsburg GOO; Northwest
12 300; do preferred. 900; Rock Island, 1000;
Pacific Mails $500; st. Paul, $500; &c. preferred,
300; Ohios. II, 500; Western Union, 479O0; Wabash,
$500; Union Pacific, o,2oo; c., G. and l. e. 100.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Compared with closing prices yesterday those OF
to-day were us ioliows-
ADvANCE.-Deaware and LacSawanna, 4; At.
lantlc and Pacific Tc. .egrapn, 4; gold, Il.
DECLINE.--sric. "a: Nor:nwestern. common: u;
Ohio and Mississippi "a; Pacific Mall d; Rock
lsland, a; ST. Paul, n !; Wabash, /; Union Pacific,
u; Western Union, Is Erie, in London. 2S.
The stocks that remained even were Atlantic
and Pacific preferred. New York Central, C., q.
and /. ~, Hannibal and st. Joseph. Harlem. Lake
Shore, Panama, QUICKSILVER, Canton and North.
western pre- erred.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening. highest
III O the
The New York herald., 1875-01-28
DARING ROBBERY IN BROOKLYN.

AN ADELPHI STREET RESIDENCE ENTERED BY
BURGLARS, WHO GAGGED AND BOUND THl
SERVANT GIRL.
The Brooklyn police succeeded until yesterday
In suppressing the particulars OF o daring robbery
which occurred on Monday evening, within two
blocks OF the Myrtle avenue police station. On
that evening, about seven O'Clock, three thieves
entered the residence or Mr.. Nathan Adolphus,
No. III Adelphi street, during the absence OF that
gentleman and his wife, and, seizing the servant,
q coored girl named Mary Simmons, bound
hor to chair, nrst taking the precau.
tion OF putting . gag IN ner mouth. Wnllc
one Of their number guarded the girl with
revolver levelled at her head, the other thieves
went through The house, rausacKing closets anu
bureaus, and picking up all articles 0f value that
could be carried away. They then took tneir de-
par ture threatening the frightened domestic that
II she made any outcry they would return ana
shoot her.
When the owner OF the house returned he found
the girl stu bound 70 the chair and suffering
the gag tied across her mouth. An examination
oil the premises revealed the lact tnat property
valued 1t $1,000 had been removed by the rufnana
IL consisted or Jewelry, silverware aua vaIuabo
Articles o. wearing apparel. Tns police were noti-
cAsA"
The New York herald., 1875-01-28
CONFERENCE ON COMMERCIAL FA.
CILITIES.

A meeting OF the Conference on Commercial
Facilities was held OF the rooms Of the Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday, ut which representatives. of
the Chamber OF Commerce. Produce Exchange,
Importers and Grocers' Board OF Trade, Cheap
Transportation Association and Butter and Cheese
Exchange were present. Mr.. S. B. Rugeles pre-.
sided. variety OF routine business was trans.
imously adoptcd:--
Resolved, That we deem 1t OF vital necessity to the
commerce OF the city aud state OF Aew YORK and the
interior states mat tue trunk canals should bottoned
out without deav TO the oepln of seven teet as
scribed by law ana recommended by the Governor In
nis annual Mossnge; and that the survey therein
posed to ascertain the OF tho should
with the least possible deiay
Resolved, that any uerior question OF the enlarge
ment OF any OF the structures OF the canals be
proposed,
Sesoivsd, That we approve Of tho rsoommsndato OF
the Governor nak osGlaooa sh0uld b ApposntDd -
The New York herald., 1875-01-28
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON FIRMER SPOT, EASIER FUTuu.E-FLoUR
DULL-wHEAT sTEADY-CoRN UNc HANGED
OATS sTEADY-PoRK EAsIER-LARl, FIRMER-
CUT MEATS sTEADY-GRoCERIE FIRM
FREIaHTs FrRM-PETRoLEUM HELD HIGHER
NAVAL STORES sTEADY-wHIsKEY UNCHANGED
WEDNESDAY, jar. s.7-o p. NJ.
The trade movement continued sioew, but there
was, nevertheless. more buoyant feeling in some
quarters with corresponding increase In trans.
actions Dry goods were more sought after, and
the trade IN hardware received quite an impetus
from the increased number OF BUYERS IN town.
Groceries were still unsettled by tia, prospect Of
tarin revisons &c On 'Chaitge business
was rather langulshng, some comm Q dltes being
decidedly dun. Flour was quiet. Wheat was in
moderate demand and the market closed steady.
Corn was in TAR demand. closing BIZ not Quotaby
lower. Oats were steady. Pork met with moderate
demand for forward delivery easier priccs Lard
a trihe Grmer and in lair demand. Groceries were
quiet but rm the market tor coffee still being exclted
and unsettled. Cotton frmer on 'ae "sbot" but
closed easier for futures" Freghts quiet. with
grain rates by stean again better. Peuoleum in
active, but firm Naval stores quiet but steady
Whiskey unchanged.
CorToN.-The market for cotton t'h, SPOT derived
considerable frmness from further Inquiry from
porers Quotations marked 1Sc- per Id. all
grades but cotton below strict good ordinary in quality
scarcely participated In this improvement with
the made for spinning last evening justi
lying reduction rather than advance spinners
bought sparlngy and only Tor the II the moment
The market at the close was turn easier, in SYM
paihy with tutGre deliveries. The market Tor tuure
deliveries has been exceedingly sensitive and governed
entirely by receipts the gain or loss OF hundred
balcs the Heufes orted.
at once 10 strengthen wea9en the ralrAet, which
opened with upward tendency, owing estimated
light PTS and advanced l6c., but this i..pruve-
mcnt was lost when it became apparent hat receipts
would exceed the early estimates and pite the efforts
OF the bulls 10 arrest the downward ,endeacy the
ket close weak & at reuuSton ct s as Hmpared with
nary, 10 5s;c no. nal; February l5 5s2. 10 s,ltc;
iS l-l6c l6 ssac ss June e ls-;se, 7lSc; July:
based standard OF classification in force september
1874 and upland cotton IN store rum ing in quality
not more ,han halt grade above below grade
lSc s"od Srdilary l's street
lac: goo middling lc Quotations basel OH American
The New York herald., 1875-01-28

BANK SHARES
First National shares sold at 205, and Central
National at 100. The remainder OF the list IL as
heretofore quoted.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
Tennessees were weak, old ex coupons selling
at 43 q 43X and new series at 44h a ~. There Is
little or no change IN other securities OF this
class.
MEMORANDA.
The Governing Com mi,tee OF the Stock Exchange
are understood to be again engaged In consider
ing the change In the rates OF commission.
1t is q notorious fact that since their former
publication on the subject speculative business
at the board has largely declined. As was re-
marked by banker, "they Killed the goose that
layed golden eggs"
The fare from Detroit to Buffalo has
been reduced to $3-another result OF the
railroad war;" 1t Is said that person may
go from Chicago to Buffalo for the same
price. Apparently the contest has only
Just commenced. That 1t should be necessary
at all only shows the desperate straits TO which
railroads have been reduced in Order to ''make
both ends meet" THIS situation verihes what has
often been written concerning public car.
riers. They institute the only capital with which
the Stock Exchange has to deal, and when they
show weakness no element so quickly takes
alarm as that which is represented by the specu-
lator.
ktC,Ai NNDI/ CrON/ CuClIAkINE CATO
The New York herald., 1875-01-28

THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The treasury balances to-day were:-Currency,
tS.4l3,SSs; special deposits Of legal tenders for
the redemption OF certificates of deposit,
tT,1S5, GOO; coin s7l3l7,Ol3, including coin Ger.
tincates, $27, 800; outstanding legal tenders.
sas2, 100000. Receipts from internal revenue to-
day. s318. 7S7: amount OF National Bank notes re.
ceived for redemption, $5O5,9O0. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to-day 1895. 900 on account OF
interest and $lll.ooo In redemption OF nve.twenty
bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed strong at the follow.
Ing quotations United States currency skies,
1l9sS 1loX; 90. do. 1881, registered, 1l9 llo1
DO. do, do. coupon, l19H 1873; do. nve-
twentles, 1862 registered, 1l5H all5%; do do,
do. coupon. l153s ll5 dO do, 1854. registered,
III ll7H; do. do., do, coupon, 1l7H 117I;
do. do. 1865 registered 1l0 11914; do. do, do,
coupon, ll92s lls11 do. do, do, new, registered,
liSK 1lS7S; do do, do, do coupon, 1lS4 1855;
DO. do., 1857, registered, 1l9h 10Y do do, do.
coupon 1191I 1l9H; do do 1868, registered, 1l9j<
l19X; do do. do, coupon, 1l9H l19I; ten
Iorties, registered, 1865 neg; do. do, coupon,
ll6k o ll6H; 40. fves, 1881, registered, ia q
ll4h4; do. do, do., coupon, ll5H 1853.
The following shows the London quotations for
government bonds In sterling money and the
equivalent In currency in comparison with the
quotations here:-