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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14
Succession of Mrs. ROsaHa DornnD, WLf3
OF EeliX UelerY. and af krlix Uelery.


of Felix Deery, and OF Folk Deery.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans No 3102l-Notce is herebv given
to the creditors OF this estate and to all other poSo
sons b. rein Interested, 20 show cause within teH
dave from the present notification, is any fheS
have or car, why the account presented by t. I
Il. Robert, administrator OF this estate, should mo-:
DE homoogated and approved and the funds fsp
tributed in accordance herewith,
By order Of the Court.
jaloI 49, FRANK PACE, IT, JeIk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14

DEATH OF JOSEPH Il. IOsr.-His once
happy face will be- seen no more. for death
has claimed him. He was q trusted EN-
p!oye in the Home Insurance office many
wears. and was member Of Mississippi
fire Company No. .. Almost to the mo
anens Of his death he was in pleasant
snood. and saying to some OF his companions
tina: hs wsnld be QUE and about in . few
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14
s.ucces.ieu Of ThOulu. .hc.NnDu..

NOTICE Is HERkBY GIVEN TO ALL CRRDio
~ tois Of Abs succession to make themselves
knUwn and TO present their claim. to John A. Mcs
H.Hus. curator or to q; T. Slnonds. his attorney.
at No 20 ST Charles street ialt II q.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14

ACCIDENTALLY SHOr-Raphael st. Ar.
nland was last evening accidentally shot in
his left leg by William Barrett. at the corner
OF Benville and Burgundy streets. but the
wound il not likely to end seriously
Raphael was sent to his home. on Franklin.
near BieUville street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14

Too MANY MUNICIPAL CoURrs.-Ono Of
the great financial drags on our city is the
existence OF four regular municipal police
courts, and three that are irregular. The
recorders have an annual salary Of $500.
with two, three or four clerks: add TO this
expense disbursements for rent. porters.
fue: and other supplies. we find that the city
has solid bill to foot, with but very small
receipts to offset such an expenditure. In
tho Fifth tAlgiers). Sixth and Seventh Dis
tr;cts justices of the peace act az recorders.
and their bills are not always too small.
The Carrollton court is specimen. particu'
larry when the judge returns fines in
week amounting to one immense dollar.
Day after day not single arrest is made in
that district, and the sama may be said OF
the Fifth District. Instead of seven courts,
there should be only two. one above and
one below Canal street. and it the Legisla.
ture will look into this question. there Is no
/. doubt but reformation will be- the result.
Here is an opportunity to economist. and
gain credit therefor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14

Office POntchmr: rain Railroad GO1nDnnys
Eew Orleans December 81. 1874 Notice AZ he reby
given that the annual meeting Of the Stockholders
OF ga. Pontch -rtain Railroad Company viii s, held
on :he IiiiRrihVH DAY or JANUARY. 1875 bee
tween the E"nrs of A. NJ. and NJ. for tb0
election 81 tai.s.t9rs to ssvve during the susunS
year. JOHN b. LAFlTFE.
~ Jn THOMAS II. HUME Directors
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14

NOttce.-Bank OF Lafayette. Nsw Orl.,ns. JAZZ.
vary g. 1915 "a meeti1s OF the stock soldiers wills
re held q. ,nr clearinghouse TUESDAY. February
g. 1871; az y. H., &, Crusader aad act upou pro-
posed amendments to IL. charles i ts.l. a;:.!.le
ADce ~ requested.
By order OF t. ToarN
jaio I'm JAMES SrRAWBRfDHR. Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Office Chief Engineer, Fire Depnr.meu

Office Chief Engineer, Fire Department.
New Orleans January l3 IBs5.-.The foremen OF theb
various companies composing this department are
hereby notified to attend a meeting to DO held at
the office OF the Fremeu's Charitable ASS Dcatione
Room No. 2. City tall. on THURSDAY EVENING"
the fourteenth instant. at seven O'clock: Yunc:ust
stte.danceis earnestly requested as b,ss!nesI. ls
importance will il. TRANSMITTED. Bv order.
jal22t THOMAS UCONNOR. Chief Engineer.
Citizens Sayinxs Bunk. Erune valid
Hall. New Orleans. January II. iI7;.-At q meeting
u: the EosIL "f Directors. held this day. DIVIDEND
of TEN PER CENT W IL declared out OF tho psShtS
Of !h. !aA s;k Aouths Sasiurss pa,ab'r 0a sla.
mand. ". RENNER.
ial2in Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14

NOiice.-Nsw Orleans January Is. a1s.--A meet I.
ing of t.. s,ockh strrs of 'h. Lafayette f. In.
euiaYce CoaYany vii. Sa h-'d ~ its Oi go. No. gS
Magazine street, On MONDAY. February Is. 1915,
w.eM the hOnrs St 10 4. Nj. ard p. NJ. to sotsS
upon pr"pos.d amen! n.ntS to tn. charter. aT.
proved and n. by the Board of Directors.
ial3 LOUIS MATHIS. SecTetarv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14

One Morn CoNvlcr.-Almost every
week the police arrest men who are known
4 to be conyicts ESCAPED from our Penl.
Tertiary. Abou. four O'Clock yesterday
moran. Mr.. Richard Teryill. residing
at the corner Of Robin and Maya.
II zine streets, was aroused by an un.
usual noise in his house. On making an
ius,ection. revolver i'll hand. he discovered
a v.llainous looking fellow in the hall. The
rascal, on seeing that he was likely to be
shotr surrendered and begged for mercy.
Officers Hawkins and Clavle took charge o!
the burglar~ and gu searching. him large
revolver was found in ono of his pockets.
He said his name is Lawrence Williams.
bur he has been known as William johnson
and William Harris. In 1871 he was con-
victed OF burglary in the Sixth District
and was sentenced to serve eight years IN
che Penitentiary. Ha escaped from Baton
Roass about y year ago and returned to his
old haun,s, probably thinking that he
would NOS be recognized. Judge Evans
yesterday morning remanded him to prison,
and i, is likely that he will have eight years
more seclusion On top Of his former dose.
JrcCx ArOcHA SERIOUSLY lLL.-This
gentleman il again Frustrated. SO III that
hi, phys.ci.n thinks he will no: be able to
res;,,ne the duties of his Office in several
weeks. Ii good wishes will assist his speedy
restoration the judge will be On the bench
before tLia week closes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14

HONORABLY DISCHARGED w. Morest,
charged by Christopher LOTT with highway
robbery. WAS tree! b.:pi. Judge S.aes
yesterday and honcrabiy discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM PREMFN-h SteaDiship Mosei, AnP 2l-Hrs caro-
nue and Far Weilbaeker Albiecnt aai"u,t
errnan and family seyert, Buckert, john hner
DR. Merkle Marie Ormeyer and daughter ~ Elnseln; -
Schuster ernb. Scbuster Herm Richter MR. lonihe
and dan hunk and vile. Miss tf1edke Bcck
Adolph Sencck ana Nllr M Meyer
FROM LIN EhPOOL--IE steamship tfty. o. b.rt"; J,nFF
2l-Nr and Buckley and two daugnterr MP j. hoD
n, Id r-e Hargreayes MIA curry ahd
two cIircn Rogers, Mr. e. ~ Robinson r. fu
Der Rev b. Occhtoring, Mt ana MIS- !. W 1T I. ~
Hail r Felix Rou.e Cutie, ]. f. Elson r. PleiIn
Cute and daughter, A. T. Blanei-fu, j. T.. NV
lev Mr. and Mrs and two daughter Miss Mafy
Forrcr Mss pierce, James Irayity Df " II ret
Patrick ard Rev Michael Casey Rev John Faly Lev no
ieahy Rev m OBrfen. Rev John SHERIDAN Rev Itnsh
IrC1n - \. Rev John Dunn Aifs heiiy
Miss IA. HgclberEer, r. r. smith, Col I>
stone Mr. Kearps Grifine. r. l. kolp, George Cooper
Mr. and B. Finnan, r. G. Lews hueh rnit., Ja AM,
Hunter Rev Thomas Ryder w - Cole and two daughters
Isaac Walker Mrs NJ Pimbot, Mas iiari1sol u -
los Parker ~ Bogarius John Grady, Henry Evans, & r.
shines n n Webster Dr. w. 7. Hutchinson II MeCnrhac
wife and child Eliza Moran. j. r. BeekeF e. W. heDne
MT and Mrs Ihos Rradburn. Geo Branburn r. a. ineais
fiudsor Mr. and Mrs A.. J. Mckenzie Mr. and Mrs H. -
Day ,or and chll Crooks, g. b. Beets, r. T. Mer'n ut
Boyd. Mics Boyd and maid. Mis- "a n IcVlsoi Ja-- Mc
tnycReou Mr. and Mrs Burgess, Mrs. Downer MIS- Cock
and maid Mt Cul.n Dr. MOOarih, Pred LINK J0hn n LIRE
Nj r. Muller r. ndeTo. Nj and Mrs T. Ell MT ana
Mrs Estes and MIs. W g. bttt Gen ana ,ls ~.
Maj and Mrs Arthur ARA VIM Hopper Miss Thompson MI
and Nrs Peter l. Fay. Dun suid r Speakc, Sr Jo- t"n
n C. Morris George r. Rowe. G. Cavile MI and MT -
Usher J. L. Mi and Mr.. H. Houghtpn NJ curry anu
Henry Fulton g. Yale, capt X. L. Coleman A, v lal
field L. Ballard Joi Ii. Bird, Col Johh EudiA aio'
Mr. and Mrs Weslr Isc Mr Lnrphy, MI Gillesp pie, ~
Mathisseu. Il. ". Cooper and servant MT ana Mr> ~ -
Stone MAX An rews. O.. CsywOus l. v. Fk, lS."~rd
Il. RaihbOne Charles nil MI Hedili hO"aiu al
roll Mr.. OTIS Mr. JOhIstOIe, j. j. bradley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
at Chicago and Milwaukee have been as follows:

The latest advices from England are 10 the eAect
that there is no prospect of anything Ike scarcity %
breaastus in that country and that wheat Il Hhe'y
to rule at only moderate advance upon laS' ye"4
nrices If this view OF the situation DE correct rs
we have no doubt u.s. it is difficult TO see wha' he
wheat grower has to gain by withholding MS pro-
drct from sale at a time when it can be most
cheaply transported 10 the consumer sllco'
other things being equal, cheap frelghts
increase and dear freights decrease the
price Of grain AZ the point OIL production.
II il therefore TO be hoped that the producers OF
Grain taught By the experience of last year. WILL
after having completed the harvest, hasten 10 take
the present market price open to them by the world
and not bv holding back their crops, aid tine specu-
lators in making country the dearest marker 10
buy in until all foreign purchasers are sup
piled from other countries having sur
nlus TO SELL While we have nothing
ike genuine odtime activity in the general trade of
tbe CITY. there is more hopeful feeling reported
among business men, and IN some branches oI Tauo
a perceptibIe Improvement and especially IL IL
comfort to be able to report an improved traue III
dry goods during the week, with more staDliiIv 10
prices and more confidence than heretofore on 'he
mar, If nurchasers from the interior In fact many
business men seem firmly convinced that we nave
already seen the worst of the results of the panic,
and the depression Drought upon '"o
bv decade of over-trading, over-produc-
ton wild speculation and extravagant living. IL II
very sincerely to be hoped that these prophesies may
soon become history and not like those which have
periodically preceded them since 1873, show only
Eat the hope WIS father to the thought" u.
S. bonds, partly from q little scare and con-
seauent decline in London, growing ont of
the Turkish question, have been fractlonally
lower. Southern State bonds, especially the
issues of Tennessee and Virginia, have been
stronger on limited trade. In railway mortgages
there has been fair demand at firm prices for the
better class In the gold market We have had only
moderate activity, with q range Of 1l3 and Has,
the closing price being 1884 as on SATURDAY. last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
DEP4RTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

MONDAY. ARG 90
Brazil The Argentine Republic and the West Indies by
steamship south America Halls ciase at supp.
Mail cOced at IL. amship sails ) IL.
No IS, North river.
Tt I.-DAl, Ai'6. "a.
Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool by the steamship
wyoming, mails close AT a supplementary Mail Is
at 10 steamship salts ~ II from Pier 40.
AZ North EsPer
For Havana Mexico by the steamship City OF Mckee,
mails olO-e m. \ Suppleme nary Mail Ia closed NJ
24D steamship siNs al from Pier No $, North
River
For Eurore Via ArcrpoO the steamship
ALGERIA close so "A. Supplementary Mall IL
IO30 a steamship sails AZ ii 30 from
THURSDAY. AUG &c.
For Europe Plymouth CherbOurs aud hamburg by the
steamship CIuiia ck,se AT 1870 supple
mentary Mail closed at Lao Steamship sails 81
IN. from Pier foot OF Tllirdst, H0bosnf 49, -
For Havana and Cuba by the steamship City OF Vera
Cruz. mails e!Gse Al .: Supplementary Mail -
closed 2s0 steamship sails AZ - w. IRON FER No
3, North River.
1880 Steamship sss al Il from Pier No 10 East
River.
For Brazil and Argentine hpnDc ny the steamship King
Rl ard TO sail from Baa9re Ang IS mails close at $50
NJ Al the New York Post VI hce on fi1day Aug. y.
For ayii and venezuela By sfesmship Andes mails close
8 staapshp sails al II nun Pier No u, North
River -.. . IN
For England. Wales Ireland, aid France via oheenso"p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
SALES FROM 2 O'CLOCK P. VI. TO CLOS
N.I.c. z nirI nltk u II
SATURDAY. Aug. 21-P. NJ.

SATURDAY. aug. El-P NJ
Viewed from commercial standpoint perhaps the
nost cheering feature of the week ending with
to-day has been the setback which the recent spec
uaon in our chief articles Of production and export
has apparently received, evidenced by very
general decline in prices since, as we
have frequently maintained, il is of the first
importance TO the general welfare of the country
that the large surplus from past seasons as well as
from the incoming crops which now seem TO be not
much if any, short of an average, should ina
ready market abroad and not be held here at prices
which prevent its export. Ii may be remembered thar
az the very commencement of the recent rapid and
large advance in the price of wheat we deprecated
the movement as one likely to be fraught with evil
for if the movement rs We believed il to be, was
simply the result of a combination to bull the grain
market favored by fortunate circumstances or aco-
dents the inevitable result must be collapse in
prices to be folio yed by n subsequent slow move
mcnt of produce from the farmers TO the market.
We have seen that The high prices stimulated for
time the receipts of wheat at the lake ports so that
during the excitement of the wild speculation at
Chicago and here the receipts OF wheat ran up at
those ports To over twice those of the corresponding
weeks of 1874 but with the decline in price there Is
a filling Oft which resus in smaller recens for TIE
past week than even in 1874 and fully JuStlhes
our EXPRESSED fears The following Cable, taken III
connection with the rise and fall in prices, Will be
found interesting. The receipts of Wheat aud Corn
at Chicago and Milwaukee have been as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
Dcnilstrp.

"A $40 angle. 81 solid goh s3 ilyer - all work war
rautcf; examine specimens. NEW NOEk DENTAL
kOOMs," 262 sixth established ls5l Remember 49,
A SET Of TEETH made in three hours at
"a l2s West Thirty fourhst near Broai"ay anu skin
special anica dentistry Pllna gold, and vul
canite coral rubber celOd Take from
Grand Street Ferry OF -ixtIavc. Broadway
NEW Oh l2@ West Thirty fourthst
GONE THING NEW CHEAP and BEAUTI-
~ FJL!-My Rose Pearl Plates indicating color and sub
stance for artificial teeth exces everything heretofore OF
fred for beauty strength aud Hgnes needs ONLY Ia be
10 be appreciated made IN one day ant only ~ per SCI
Call and Also best Rubber sets from flO Ia SlJ
Gold and rsna $50 10 = Extracting under gas. Dr l.
g. WAIT, AZ East Twenty tlirdst near Madison ave
THE ARTIFICIAL TEEi.1 constructed by
4 Dr. GEO u. MODEMANN, 532 3d.ave. 36tli- ST.
pronounced b all TO e the GROWING hight OF dental Art
Beat .eis DO SO $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

and Liverpool steamship CITY Of Berlin mails close sf
1l:30 supplementary Mall closed At D. m Stean-
ship sails at D. M. from Pier No 40. North River
For scotland only via Glasgow. by the steamship Ely ga
malta close l:30 Supplementary Mail IA closed AZ
p. Steamship Nails at y m from Pier No ~ Nor'n
River
Of Europe except France) via SOUTH
ampton the steamship Mosel mails close AZ
IlSO a. supplementary Mail !: closed 81 I'D p M
sails Pier foot Of Thirdst, Hoboken
Key steamship state OF Icfas close ~
steamship sails at from PER No ~ has' n''o
SUNDAY AUG. 20.
An Mails At IL O'Clock The PostOmec ~ opsn
from n NJ 10 ii a. m.
Mails Newfoundland close At the New York Postoncs
&aI for Hanfsx n S. is closed at the New YORK. Post
Once every day 1T p. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
miscellaneous
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. Long sought
for but found al IL has been uns0ved
terry TO all PSYCHOLOGISTS A. Ia what the SPLEEN
designed. DR. -TENENS. tine by long and
close study OF the laws Of Electricity made the discovery
that j. IL u RESERVOIR for the SURPLUS or OVERFLOW
Of AKTERIAL blood when thrown the heart from the
lungs faster than through the aurice aud clearly
described published by him His theory
for cleansing and circulating the blood by electricity In also
fully described with other fac
and pruciprs The work contains nearly 400 paG and IL Tor
An AGENT with be ai FHENCHs HOTEL PafI row.
New. YORK AnR % aud ?C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

There was nothing very special in the stock mar

There was nothing very special in the stock mar
ket to-day 10 attract attention, and as there was
only corporals guard of brokers on hand at the
stock Exchange the business was neither brisk nor
important Prices at the opening were about steady,
but under decline in Rock Island from lOsl2 TO
O73 the entire list rcceded from Il To 10 per cent.
By midday the buyIngs were moderately
active. and free purchases carried back
Rock Island to l0sl2 Western Union Telegraph in the
mean time steaming up to Si3l, when the whole list
responded handsomely. The full prices were main
tained until the late dealings when there was
slight yielding. The market left off strong. The
larger dealings after the abovenamed stocks were in
Northwest It. Paul, Pacific Mail, aud Lake Shore.
The opening highest, lowest, and closing prices of
stocks were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
pISSFyC EPS SAILED.

FOR sAvANNAH-In stedmship Gen. harms Ang I'll
w II Robinson T Gardner Mrs. Underwood, n j. Murray
= Walsh John Fov and wife, JP klorin t., N Ney
mouth J. l. Finn wife, G.. Mayers :. Mayors, NJ Mayors
Shinmar rau.rs Mrs Ellen DorTice servant, snl-
Ivan Samuel Dressner Steinhard and WIFE ID bafa Me
and servant Miss Eagan. W r. Mctulom, {. A. MAI
melstein c. Rankin, T. Stone, G. W titoI NJ fniLe ~ N
Wie.t Eehnald, Miss Annie fOss, r. j. Lh1say Co'
4 T. airing. A. hirmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
TIE EUROPEAN EXODUS.

DEPARTURES BIZ SATURDAYS STEAMERS.
The pas eneer lists of the steamers which
left ths port saturday showed considerable falling
of rom the number OF persons who have sailed from
week week during the Summer months. All the YES
ses however carried large cargoes Of Hour grain, fruit.
and genera, merchandise Following are the full lists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

Si'"''"''''"
The bullion shipments reported from different
mines for the week ending Aug. II amount to S''s'
$50.
The Occidental Mining Company has passed INTO
the control OF the Consolidated Virginia interest. IL
is the owner OF / 7O6 feet the Comstock ode ana
has capital of ,1,C0O,COO.
The London stock Exchange being closed for re-
pair. there were no quotations. The "a exchange
market though dull usual on Saturday, was nrm,
with nominal rates 81 AID - s9io The selling rates
we're on the basis Of Z scat s6la ard - $50
- s9l., the sight sterling being relatively the finn
est. Gold was not affected By any special cirerm-
stance, and after opening az 1872. declined TO
1881. Soon afrer IL reacted 10 1873 ana
thea raled at 1890 1884 until the close. Tie
extreme range for tine week was III IS and ll3 On
god loans the rates ., and l. per cent per
annurl, .,a. and Is. until Monday for borrowing.
The stcaer Adriatlc sailed to-day with Tl-o,ooo'
The Bank Of England made a gain to-day OF tJ,oOo.
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont in gold coin during
the week 1924 600 interest the pubic debt, IN
GLIDING go, 600 to-day. The redemption of called
Fivc-twenties to-day amounted TO 1263,0oo,
total for the week of S93e,vJo. Ihe
import entries Of foreign dry goods NJ
the port of New-York for the week ending
to-day were -. 769, 032, the amount thrown upon
the market footing up S2,774,3si. and OF general
merchandise to ri, 81 ,19s, making total IN gold
coin valuation Of 81 900 go. TIE export clcarances
of domestic produce from hia port for the week en-
ing Tuesday Aug. II. were to the currency valua-
ton OF $47iO, 1872 The specie shipments tor tie
week amounted 70 $500 97s, of which only 10000
was gold coin. The business ut the Gold Exchange
Bank covered: Gold cleared, 81 $40, 300; gold
balances, Sl,J39, 9Os: currency balances, %l,sl1,-
So. The principal gold quotations We're as follows;
,OOO.ll3c ll:3o..-l;3 lsOo....ll 3it 30 ..Ii3t
1880 .ll5', ZOO i!3-s LII. ll1.A o.vo-IA3-
lIVJ....l4J9- i2.5O~...Il5'- 200-..-l'SH
TIE days business at the L. >. Treasury COM
priscd:
to. re- eipts s5637.. " Cury payments S7Is. l07 Z
COLD pavr.uls - Curry ba,Ic-.. .b-.3 ~ -
Gold b;-auce. 1850, 81 % CusiOus- 4"',ooD w
(srr.y rarQf ia 80 !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

Money cal lie obtainca ~ .ie ear ar 342 per CENT
The following is the Clearias House statement to-
day
chr cleaanCes sagO3l sos Gold craIapces. f5033033
cary balances 2,-J2 - 0oid Oaiaac'-.... Nii,''o
The following are the total clearauces and result
Ing balances for the week:
curry 9lll73 Cold cearances. s3t 1914
Cur LalaBces... l7,e44.o64 cold balances 0oo--.J
This afternoons Washington dispatches report
that the Treasury now holds - 100000 in bonds
to secure National bank circulation, and SIS. 100000
to secure public deposits The outstanding National
bank circulation is now $349. 100000. of which
S2.6+O, GOO are gold notes. The United States
Treasury to-day received 100000 National bank
notes Cor redemption total for the wceh of 80 1Gc-
OO0. The Customs receipts were Si0OOOo.
The Internal Revenue receipts amounted to
$500 900, making total for tie week oi
~ $40 600. and for the month Of S6Oo0,0OO The
shipments of legal tenders and fractional curre"cy
for the week were So 10000. The bank statemti ut
for the week showed further falling Of in specie
and legal tenders and. in lac decrease Ia ali tie
items By the operation the banks make net los
of 1927 800, and now hold in Lawful money IN ex-
cess of the % per cent required by law sol 222OO,
against $22 LOO, 900 last week The following table
shows the condition of the New-Iork City banks at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Ohm r,sos sin sets. GIJ Noon rises. ...lO:lI
~ HIGlI WAFER IITs DAY-A y o,o
candy Hook O.3l Hen @. Ferry ~
sa,er Hon. O93 COWS Island 80 Hell q. 2:i7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

SECOND BOARD-l oCibCh T. VI.
Sales Of Stat Bonds lrilFO1' BOpis-BdIk and Rdtt
TOIC Sl1TsS- LrDTess Socks Gc.

No sale II 10000 Pacific Mail IT Paul Pref
20 and 1 Mount 3.O.....hc. 80 IuO.....hc Oia.
lSt the 400. ....sj. 30 Pits, RI " ayne *
LIST al 30 200. .bi. 3S7s Chic Guard
{ mon Pacific Clcve aDd Pitts Cd 81. $50
40 U.....bc. .6as &c. 80 Rome ana ateltn
Western Union North " esteTn TT - b''.:..."c. ~
IU0...bec. al ,OU.... 80 D., Han and stJo
JOU ...... s4L2 2Ju....b3. Jeas luo..bcb3 24's
Erie GALWAY Rock island I'll, X 6 and N
loo .4cbf. ljA $50. be 10Y = Prei -
Lake Shore 1t Paul d.: &c ~
ltO.-.--Dc 81 y 3Op.....ee 81 ONO ana MISS ,o-
.UU.... - GIs loo. .b3. 3S'r 100 ....Oe. 1873
sAI - LRn,I AcI nlI p NJ TO CLOSE OF RTsI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
Ina c!osing nuotntlons OF f0rc.gn excIlan
CURRENCY PArER.

The money market was quiet and easy at '2o :
per cent OH call Prime mercantile paper quiet.
We annex basis of rats:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
And the lollowin- fnr civ bank share:

Railroad honds were firm and in fair demand
ewYork Central, Pacific, Northwestern, and
other prominent ISSUES brought full figures. The