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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-13
THE FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.

There has been talk about scarcity Of the
smaller currency recently. The nfty cent stamps in
circulation are said to have been not numerous
required by trade The history Of the matter simply
this:-The new issue OF half-dollar currency was
ordered, and the older stamps, mutilated and other
WISE being redeemed as fast as they convenk
emily be- Therefore the banks, according to CUSTOM
prefer hold and only the stamps and do
not care to get the old ones; that comparative
scarcity OF this sort of currency may be said to have
les and storekeeper The banks do not feel this strin
gency; neither n reality, il IS alleged by them. do
any other persons Only the desire 10 hold perfect
currency prevents the banks from taking any moro
than they help OF the Old scrip and for This
the impression has got abroad that there Is has
been scarcity Of small currency Il is not So II the
statement OF the paying teers by the HERALD
porter Yesterday be worth VIKING.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsros, Nov. Z, 1879
middng iigs; good ordinary iic VA receipts sss
coass1iss 4ss Sales, 2ogi Stock, 7osis weeEly~Sei
SALE Il ia siooS' A'Aio@ NAp'''s 0o-ee"@o' $500
NEW ORLEANS. Wow r. 1878.
ordinary fiS:c Net recepts q l3s bales gross 33s *
ports-fo GTea Brtain rs; TO France ass eoastwisa
ss gross s'0fl Gss Sraa fsesie
s. ssi ss.9 ss 81 70 the Continent 7S e0ass'' is
MOBILE, Nov II, 1878
5 good ofdnary Sss receipts csG ' ios Bales tx
Scs'' .s ssasx's AZ sas 100 st0ek . sa Eesk{
coastwise, 4-2ss. sales. $500.
Cotton quiet. mddng 1 s1 iU1 NOV - is rood
ordinary llzc Net receipts sos bales gross Sse 10
Sales 373 stock 81 2O7 Weeky-Ne, receip.s 4 sos:
si j +. esss. Britain ss az
1i,432
Cotton steady: rniddling 1astc: low middIpr i2He
ports 70 Great Britain o 70 the cdnne1t ss cos
wise, 30. Sales, 1000 Stock 59o6l. Weekiy-Net re-
5s the Continent, Ssss soas~s as esaS Sales
Spirit. upsnn. .,sads i s R SGH as
oswrso. Nov ~ 1878.
rleur STEADY sales 2ooo oos at - % Tor No spring
20 'o amber winter - ior ene winter - - Tor double
Tie barley duh .aes Soo Sgsbe. No SO5 csS Ss'
sss; 1000 sample oI 1000 90 No :; SOC
NIT inca. So for boiled and ~ FOR 1nOOted per ton
SIS per ton &C. Canal i5sishss.Wssst ese peas, iUe
And lc g phadephA lumber e 20 = 50 70 the
lis COO do rye No do meas % o5 a. IS sn &
feet Canal en- 400 bushels barley.
- '1D'''' O''O R ar ~ = -,
Lake recsiPts-Flour 900 sbs wheat 10000 bushels
road receptsFlour, 5000 bills; wheat 1900 bushels;
sSn is99o do oats 1850 do barley 5000 d. al
$500 bushels corn, % 800 90 Interior pointsMheat
100 bushels; corn, $500 do Canal observation-disclosures,
1Oizc; corn Sc. 9i4c. oats Size to New York Flour
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IN THE MATTER OF CLEws.

Mr.. Dyett and Mr. Bartlett have been granted untn
next Thursday to hle specifications agf II the dis
charge Of Clews Co. They 70 the only
creditors who have persevered in theseS =
The examination of Benjamin II. ( eyer, before
Register Ketchum, in the matter Of ciews Co.. was
continued yesterday He testified that he had made
examinations to hnd other books, letters and papers
about his claim, but had been unable to obtain anyi
that he had been to Washington and spent
five days in trying TO find Samuel Matthews,
a servant OF his, with whom he left his trunks Mat
thcws gone, and he couldn't ascertain where The
last he had heard OF him two or three years ago
Mr. Bartlett asked Mr. Abbott If he proposed to oer
the letters already produced Mr. Abbott replied that
he did this examination, but would not object
to Mr. Bartlett's Offering them The testimony was
then signed by Mr.. Cheevcr, and Mr.. Abbott imine-
dately obtained order from the Register re-ex-
the claim for the purpose OF expungng IL This
was set down for the 23d inst
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a uTr.., rOru. ana 800 Doxes coEs a

500 BOXES cnarcoA r7sU. gUru. coke ~
foBAoco-The market was steady and moderately active
Tbs sales we're $50 hhds kentucky private terms 20
e & ~ ~ S s e;so :. M 100 10 sTad sS
80 90 Wisconsin, do do. &C. and private terms 40
y aud private terms 100 bales Havana * sc - TO-
r. ~ kkr-leceipts. 027 bbls The market steady
eoSo i'' we're go bib a. q ie neladaS % 0biA 4
MooLzrhs market steady fair business
90 900 lbs antabe 3se. 500 lbs medium
1000 ISs ~ ss al sip California wool a lee %.
= &c sc GOOD lbs % 90 Al zee 5Oolbs secured DO
pulled Al o $50 ouss 8 i black ss s sSps e
Ian dssae !. Ss dashed eon6ing a. so $500 les Aasra
in ns; 49, lbs Low pulled on private terms $50
lbs spring clip DO. $500 lbs Oregon, 10000 Ibs
A1stralan delAine. 500 lhs medium unwashod.
FRHIeurs Berth vas in light supply by steam aud
.s Consequently held higher with fair call for il from
Aous sources ehartering tonnage slow with
tning steam offering or grain vessels were held
me engagemens were 80 Liverpool 81 sail 50 hhdA
tooAeeo At SSA 500 bales compressed cotton by stea
bushels reported in last 81 per bushei he nolnal
aaSeau9 On .oaay or twas SD 81 In tho absence Of
accommodation and accepted 37s Sd Is lie nominal
tobacco pos; IL 900 bushels wheat SD no GIasgoS
BY steam, 100 bbs hour, 81 Sd 1850 10 do By SAIL s.
70 Havana BY steam $50 ercea lard 500 obls potatoes
10 tons bacon. a. market rates 70 HAmbar BY steam
80 bundles hides Las teees lard ia bacon, loo
boxes starch and 10 cases clocks, At
20 direct port United Kingdom with 2 100 bbls re-
fined petroleum at IS Cork for orders Italian bark
Penarth Roads for orders With 1900 quarters dol az "a ana
fIO gatuity II direct third OH an Austrian barr from Pha
depha Cork for orders with 400 quarters grain At g.
Cd British bark from Baltimore for voyage with
do with 90 arters DO At same rate British ship from
NewOrieans TO Russian Baltic port, with cotton 1t I'd
per ID Of bark hence 90 the MedIer-
ranean with petroleum. confirmed; German bark
Of $50 placed the berth hence 70 Brmen With
era merchandise Of which 1000 tobacco
some lard A. market ratea
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For future delivery the sales follows Yesterday
amer two M-Noyember, 100 at IS 5.l6e, zoo a
- 80 81 lssse' Dsesmosr ~ a, 70 Wh
800 at 10 iss April 200 Il - 2552c May 100 at
- l5iee June, 400 at Ike; July 100 At u 7;sss
bales, To-day up to r MNoyember. 700 at 1s'ses
IS 5iec December 500 az is 5s2c. 800 al Is Slice
l5c January 200 l3c. 100 At f3 932c 800 1t l3Asc
29 q - 2c 100 l3i4e go at ~ 732c February loo
march 30 a. Is Alec, 500 at l3lac 400 a ~ lose
April 100 AZ l3sc- 100 IL 2332e et IS IL lee 600
y y =; He Nay zoo a. s7g 10y At y 5-ioc June
20 81 - e32c, 100 At IA 7S2c Total rs 200 bales Grand
Total ~ bales The receipts at tho ports were - fol-
daDs Savannah, 3,S26 Charleston. 4,274; Wilmington.
a45 Norfolk. 3.l24 Baltimore $50, New York l44S Bos-
ton 4O1; Philadelphia, 3i6 Total, 2O5f4 bales This day
September l. i,O6277T bales. To Hayre by steam,
go 10 HAMBURG BY steam, lc, compressed To Liver
Drugs 6c-tipum was quiet; quoted at "A So gold, In
BOND 30 gold duty paid S. for powdered and IS IS
Morphine steady at 81 IS for and W. Quicksilver
Argolswe sales y 5000 bbis refined on private
terms Sinseng-l3pO lbs sold on private terms Seneka
root was quiet and unchanged English chemicals
orally firm We sales Of 600 soda 81 s. tx
for ordinary brands ~ per arrive.
test. and ~ BIZ 81 625s for 90 per cent.
FEATHERS were unchanged quote Prime to choice,
FisH-Codnsh were uuchange d; Grand Banks dull
Mnckerel-Saes 100 bbls. for No and sd
.ol 80, p ana ~ Dds NO 5s AZ - % Box herring
were about used sales 10000 boxes pc 26c for No
Is and 26c nc for scaled Barrclled herring dull We
quote Georgia Bank cod SO, Grand Bank do "a rs IS;
shore mackeral No. S6 No. SO; box herring, No.
24c 26c.; scaled do. &c 2Sc
FLOUR AND GRAIS-Reccpts-Flo o. S37 bbls: wheat,
los s5s bnshes corn, Is 200 oats I'll barley
mand and nominaly unchanged The sales 1900
az prices within the range Of the annexed quotations
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The following are the Philadelphia stock quotation
at three o'clock this day.-


MEMORANDA.
despatch from ST. Louis says that the directors OF
the Missouri Pacific Railroad have been served with
notice that application would be made to-day to Judge
Treat the United States Court for the appointment
OF receiver for that road
There is some intmation that injunction will be
served on tho Panama Company by the Pacific Nail
Company to prevent the former from putting separate
line of steamers the route between New York and
San Francisco, but the Panama people express their
ability to contest the by OF clause in
their charter which clearly permits them to employ
purchase, or in any what steamers may be
essential to the welfare OF the company II we may
accept the opinions Of Of the principals in this
battle, sharp contest is pending
The Attorney General of the State has decided that
savings banks invest in District OF Columbia IS
bonds, which the opinion Of his deputy de-
liyered some time since. This practically places the
issue referred to footing with government bonds
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and aeve Iarve saleg are reported The Pacific issues
were the leading feature Union frsts advancing 70
I03E land grants 90, sinking funds to SPA, Cen'rs
10 lO4K and San joaquin branch to ssh Chicago anu
Northwest consolidated sold At GOA and coupon sO'a
bonds at So Milwaukee and ST. Paul Ia crosse
division sold at 941<; do, and n dvlson' ~ %
Morris and Essex sevens or 1871 at Io5 do. consoli
dated hrsts a 1861 New York Central SKIES Of 1887 At
l04 and Harlem registered rsts At 1llk Lake shore
consolidated registered drsts advanced to l02 coupon
nrsts selling At lO2k; c, c. G. and rsts sold at 100
Ohio and Missouri second sold at co. against 6s yeser
day The following were the closing quotations for
Pacific Railroad bonds:-UnIon Pacific hrsts, 1885,
1o3h; do land grants ssk eeH; do. sinking funds
$50 So; Central Paclhcs, 1O4 a lo4S.
BANK SHARES
Bank shares sold at 81 for Fourth National 1O4 for
Merchants Exchange and l04 for State Of New York,
the last named dividend. The latest bids are an
nexed:-Amerca, 152; American Exchange Ia Cen
trail National, lO2h Chatham, 1855; Chemical, 1000;
City, 300; Continental s7h; Corn Exchange 100;
First National, 200; Fourth National Oh Importers
and Traders 1917; Mercantile, 1906 Merchants, 1873;
Merchants Exchange 1903; Metropolitan 131; New
York, 1927; New York National Exchange, lOlk;
Ninth National, So Phoenix, 100; State Of New York,
104
UNITED STATES TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day 800 900 gold
account Of interest and 1902 900 in redemption Of
hvetwenty bonds. The following the Treasury
balances in Washington Currency 50, ITO 600; coin,
81, 65oo 900; less coin certificates, l7,37o,oOo.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed firm at the following quo
tations:-United States currency skies l235s 124
do do, 1884, registered, 1915 a 1919; do do, do,
coupon, 122S 1929; do fve-twentcs, 1852, regis
tered, l141S Hay; do. do, do coupon 1l4S 1l4
coupon, ia 114H do do, 1865, registered, 1l6
116k; do. do, do, coupon. Il6 1l6k; do. do do,
new 119 1195s do do. do. do, coupon, 1l9S 1l9H
do do, 1867, registered III 12lk; do. do, do,
coupon, 121tI 1918 do do, 1868, registered l2lk
a 12lX; do. do, do, coupon, 1914 121k; do ten
fortes, registered, 115H 115H do do, coupon, III
a l17k; do lives, 1881 registered 115h ll55i; do.
do, do, coupon, 1157S 115k
FOREIGN MARKEr.
The London advices report consols strong and higher
and American securities quiet but arm. To-day is
ortnightIy settling day the London Stock Exchange,
where money is quoted at Il per cent government
securities; flO,00 bullion withdrawn from the
Bank Of England balance to-day. From Paris some
failures are reported The following are five O'Clock
P. NJ London quotations :-Consols for money, 94k
9iA do for account, o4x 943; old '65 bonds, 1854
1853 67 bonds, 1851 1osx ten-forty bonds 1O4s<
a 1O45s; loan, 1851 a lO5x; Erie, l4H Is.
Rentes weak and declined so confines, and
65i. zoe Exchange on London, 25f DC
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
FNf1l
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THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

For the future the United States and United States
revenue flags will 1y during business hours over the
Custom House. Two new dagstafs arc about being
erected the portco each side OF the present
flagstaff This rule or the two nags applies ior the
future 10 ali revenue buildings the United states
The top hoor OF the Custom House Is 70 be used ex-
clusivey the storage 81 records ana large force
boards, &c
naa IN me schulon Grape importati0ns which
missing from the Appraiser Office in Washington street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-13
REAL ESTATE SALES.

A. H. Muller 4 Son sold In foreclosure, four lots.
each Is BY loo 121st street. south side les feet
east Of Fourth avenue subject to mortgage OF g. o0o
to Edward Oppenhemcr for s. 900 over and above the
mortgage, said property being valued At S15, 000.
Hickman Riker sold In foreclosure one house
and lot 25 by l001 To- East 100th Street. north sldo
20 feet cast OF Second avenue subject mortgage or
81 100 and interest nom January l. 1873 amounting
$500, TO stephen Valentine, for 800 over and
the mortgage and interest," IN all 81 7OO said property
being valued at al 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-13
PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES.

The Board Of Managers yesterday referred the cases
OF the shorts in the lard back 70 the
Committee Lard The latter Is 10 begin second in
vestigation on Monday A HERALD reporter yesterday
carefully canvassed the opinions OF the most prominent
members OF the Exchange and found them all to agree
In denuncaton Of the pursued by the ssshorts
The Lard Committee will reopen the case and the
pulls" viii attempt TO show that some Of the salea
thrown out on the last occasion were genuine
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

Mr.. Jacob Kugelmann, who recently assigned 70
David Loewen has declared his liabilities to be
$l7076 SO and his S. 733 II. Bonds have been
filed for $4,000 by Charles A. Herpch and Joseph Alden
NJ Moral Brother state their liabilities TO be
SIS. $50 ~ and their assets 81 500,
Richard Worthington has made assignment to
Amaziah L. Ashman.
Messrs Fairfield s rrasI, butter and cheese dealers
have also assigned TO Maneeia Folsom
Boudy Schwarzkopf, dealers in leaf tobacco have
suspeuded
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LoSDox Nov. 12-4 $50 r Mconsols, "a 3l6 for money
and "a j-l6 for the Erie Railway shares. 147s
Paris advices quote rentes at 65f 2O1
PARIS Nov. l2-Exchange London 25L 22c for short
sight
LoNDox Nov 12-Evening. -Linsecd oil. 25s. Sd per
Spirits Of turpentine Dos Us Sd per
LIVERPOOL, Nov. i2-5 30 y. M.-Trade Report-The
ket yarns and fabrics Manchester is steady Pro-
yiions-Lard SIS Cd per Bacon 59s per for
long clear middles.
ANTWERP Nov I2-Petroeum 27ySE for dne pale Ameri-
can
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rHR SALES ro- DAr.

The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day az
gregated 161, 500 shares which among active stocks
we're divided as folows:-New York Central and Hud-
400; Erie 7,4oO Lake Shore % 27o thwestern
$780, Northwestern preferred, 600; Rock Island so0
Pacific Mail 4S, 500; ST. Paul. 2 sOO ST Paul preferred
1900; ohios 500; Western Union, &C AGO. Wabash,
800; Union Pacific, $780, G., G. and c. 500; Panama,
200; Missouri Pacific, s4ls; Michigan Central, 1loo
st. Louis and Iron Mountain 600
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKFT.
HAVANA MARKET.

Providence. r.. T. Nov IL 1875.
Printing cloths steaty sc cash or IKE sixty DAYS
FOR best 6ix64 goods, with light business
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Money closed easy at and per cent on call with
tendency lower figures, capital being freely supplied
Commercial paper is unchanged. Foreign exchange
was advanced to 50 and a. SO for bankers long and
short sterling with actual business 4s.h and sly
Gold opened at 1l415, advanced 70 114A and declined
20 14ss which closed The paid for carrying
we're /, 2, 3 aud ~ per cent Loans also made
Dat Rag money Is worth at closing rates S742
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l0:lj AND 1880 A. VI.
l2lK seDoo0 Z $500, g, '65,n Iies<
1919 5000 do bic ll9A
121I 6oOO0 U ) SIS, 81, ~. ll5L
Il1A $1,000 do. ....... .s3 li5L
ll4A 100 Y ) 6's, cur. -. LA
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

NEw YORK Nov. IL. 1873
The following the total receipts Of all
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,LEARISG HOUSE STATEMENT.

DRY GOODS IMPORTS
The dry goods imports at this port for the week end
ing to-day were g. 329 09O and the amount marketed
sl332 207 The total imports Of dry goo a. this port
since January this year, $50, ass 500 and the
eota amount marketed ts3 72l 9ls
RAILROAD BONDS.
Considerable activity shown In this department
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-23

densome? Now, let rs see. Oar taxa
bic property Is between seven and eight
hundred thousand dollars, this is outaide
the privilege taxes and fines Now,
tax Of One-half of one per cent. on
s800,00Ol would be four thousand
dollars. This is only fifty cents en- the
one hundred dollars worth. Take cut
the two thousand and nine hundred dol
lars for interest and sinking fund, and
we have one thousand one hundred dol
lars left to pay the ordinary expenses of
the town, and tax on the privileges, and
also the fines and we say this is ample
to keep the streets and side walks in re-
pair, and also to keep the town lighted.
Instead of paying a town constable six
hundred doll ars, let the constable Of this
district attend to the duty of town con-
stable, and give them, as we now do, the
constable, one-half the fines collected, and
pay them no salary. know they will
accept it. That would only leave street
and side walk repairing and lighting the
streets. Then let the board of mayor
and aldermen advertise for lowest bid
ders, who will work under the.street
committee, and do said repairing and
lighting, and we viii guarantee many
will be found who will undertake it for
less than one thousand dollars, and then
the whole expense of the corporation may
be paid and interest and sinking funds
on railroad bonds, and the rate OF inter
est never be higher than fifty cents on
the oEe hundred dollars worth of proper
ty, and get the railroad besides. If
property is increased in value thereby,
the tax will be lessened in that proper
ton. G.,
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Election Notice.

y pursuance of an order Of the Board
4 of Mayor and Alderman Of Bolivar
Tennessee. l viii open and hold an else-
ton at the Court House in the town Of
Bolivar, on
Thursday, December Esd, 1878,
for the purpose of submitting TO she
qualified voters of the town of BoIiVsF
the proposition of the Memphis 4 Knox
vile Railroad Company, that said cor
pOratiOn Of Bolivar shall subscribe $50.
OOO to the capital stock Of saEd Railroad
COnPany-paynble In bonds Of the sor-
pora'iOn of Bolivar, to mature and be
payable twenty years after their is
suance, with eight per cent inssrssB
thereon payable annually For full Ia
formation as to the terms snd conditions
of said subscription, reference is made -
the decree Of the said Mayor and AldsE-
men, at the Office of the Mayor made on
the 18th day of November 1875. Alss
to printed copy Published in the Bolivar
BULLETIN. Those in favor of said cab
scrip;ion viii put on their tickets. 81 For
subscription, and those opposed, " az
subscription. This Nov. Is, lSTS.~
J. J. NELLY,
Sheriff of Hardemsn county Tenn.
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DECEMBER 2S. 1873.

With this issue, our connection with
the BULLETIN ceases. 1 wish to return
thanks to the citizens of this place for
courtesies shown me. When | came to
Bolivar, l thought l was permanently
located but Providence seems to will
it otherwise, for the present at least, and
perhaps for the best; bat l hope to
come before you again, ere long, asking
a continuance Of your patronage.
Sincerely. D. o. BELL.
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Attachment Notice.
ate of Tennessee, Hardemaa oOessy.

state Of Tennessee, Hardemaa Ooensy.
EliOtte < Sons, Vs. W. 7. Hawkins,
BEFORE J. c. Russell, Justice Of the
Peace OF said county, In this cause Is a5-
peaEing by affidavit that the defendant
W. 1 Hawkins is justly indebted to tie
plaintiff and IS a non-rssi1eus Of the
State, 50 that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served on him, and oEigi-
nal attachment having been levied On
his properly. Is is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Bolivar
BULLETIN newspaper. published in che
torn of Bolivar, for four snesessiys
weeks, commanding said W. 7. HsR-
kins to appear before me 10 tbs town Of
Saulsburg. in civil district number tea
OF said County on the 4th day of January
1876 AMI make defense to said suis
against him, or 1t will he proceeded with
&c Parte. J. C. RUSSELL, JP.
This Both day NOV. 1875.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-23

THERE is a great cry that the $4,000
of bonds proposed to be issued will en-
tail a large debt on Bolivar, and ruin the
people.
Let US zee Shether there is any truth
in this. The interest at per cent. and
the 30,000-supposing one-twentieth to
be paid every year, would be SIS, 900 in
twenty years. The bonds to be paid are
thirty thousand dollars, and the interest
for twenty years twenty-eight thousand
dollars. Now, if Bolivar pays two thou
sand and nine hundred dollars each year
for twenty years. it viii ali be raid, both
principal and interest in twenty years,
But will not the payment OF two thou
sand and nine hundred dollars eae d
year, besides ordinary expenses, be bur