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, 1875-05-24

liza faro. Tbs Conductor returned thu ticket te
took up. Ifo stopped OF, and resumed bfa trip
on tho no1t trnin, which uas In tbs night Of tho
sans day. Tbs Conductor rafuasd tha ticket
rnteh xhan b. fn. tna ed naao s%,.h sstas'a to
from tho train. about = iniIes from
anywhere Of anybody for which procedure he
brought this action. claiming s5.000 damages,
bncanaa ho had to walk miles IN tho dark on
= farosd.traok. Almost any man would walk
thst distance for e4s.33t< per mile. and es-
peeiaIlY If he WAS Heskiug job Of work. a. Smith
aaid he WA In going to MAfAhalitoHu.
, 1875-05-24
ons OF the Efrccss of Con, Strikes.


Tho Pottsvll1e Miners Jo,tr7i0I calls attention
10 he large loFs Of life which coal atr,kes cause
Indirectly. saying;
''It IL tho standing Idle, and tho irregular
working OF The collisrieH in 6chuylkill Couutr.
that has caused such 4 terrible destruction OF
llfc aud the maimne Of so many miners, Which
Aro douhls and trebIs In Scluytktl1 County to
one u all tue other anthracite coal reHionB in
tho statc. IN Europe, or elsewhere. The follow
Ing hgurns pEoyo thin assertion; Tho number Of
pcssohs kiilct IN four years In Hchnylktll County
one perton MANNED Tor every 1920 tons mined.
In all tho other anthracite regions within four
ycasa there WAS ouly Que psrsoa killed to ll2.G70
tons Of coal mined. aud ono malmod for every
52.078 tons mined. In Nova Scotia last year
thafe was only ono person killed for every i24,.
0uo tona OF coal m,ned. and in England. in l.7;I.
one rers0n killed for every 1"3.Gi7 tons OF co.!
mined. This shows tho terrible Destruction 1T
life caused by tha irregular working and difficult
ttes that have occurred In Sehuylkill County
within ths .aAt four years."
, 1875-05-24

lSpttid! f0TFfsI9tlfdttQ U TIA CAlcdgo Tffbun1.
DEs MolN1s. Ia., BlAv 9i.--yeAtaydAy tue Jury
In tho United 6tstss Circuit Court, in The uaso Of
Nslson Smith W. The Chicago L Northwestern
1ha pl.lntln alleges sAst hs purchased tlrat-
Glass uoket It D altstown for lla1shalltow1, And
took train for that place. 1hs Conductor took
up hlA Npket Hoou after, Smith concluded 10 slop
e. ' sa9 ;ss ~ = l.
, 1875-05-24
SUNDAYS NEWS.
LOCAL..

,..3:,s I1oHI. r. .,t. -
va satulaJ muInin,s s,i.,s ny ponce, ~ ~ na-
And gamolns houses msaah9 nam'ef OF A.
1ests. .-.z.
: The pedestrian O'LeAry finished bis 50o-milo
~a!s suHday mo5nlnS A. l;35 o'clock. accom-
pllshsng LILO mAselous 1oe thFee mourn ultu'h
ha s'taa'
On Saturday eyaning noue North Hide Com.
nun sts took possosYlon OF a meeting called to
prote.k against the election frauds, ind lsd =
aooIl among themselves,
,,u,av,. T,,,nv. .,..,., ,,u,. J..
aeE1biuE fhe e1tsnt OF tho lottery nnSlnesa III
Chicago. Mr. T. Dodd. ia Dearborn street.
A@au ~, -, ,,.,,. ~ o' ,----,-,.--,
Tho White htecktnga IN eonae degree retrieved
~, p.tnriax v 2.o.a - p Ii' Tra ~, oi"s's
"a now ayen' hsv,ng csn, won two ramss rms s'30'
, 1875-05-24

ao1ving Of severe ceusute. What Aggrsvatss the |
nature Of to cass ia tho fact that the husband
OF tho poor creature uaA absent from home at
the tmo Of hsr alleged tocoaho."
slIOIsr HORNS.
sale Of the Excclstor Herd at Dexter
Tnrik.
Tho 1net Of tho scrien Of chst1o sales whs held
Saturday afternoon al Dexter Park the stock
dispoaed Of belng from tho Excessior hord Of
Joseph Il. Bhelby, proprietor OF the Excelsior
farms at Shannon. Carroll County. In this State.
Tue following IL 4 llst OF tho cattle soid Aal
the prices obtained for them
CONS AND HELPERS.
No. !: 3itn Lady ste os Putncy. E. l. Davidson,
No. j. Prnce.sa ID, Dan Elchholta, Shannon, H..
No. .. rhorudato beauty no sale.
NJ: Ms ssfis Z: 8. ts;}:, IL, f5:'Rs, T. E9y I'll Ill., '
NJ. !. iIo4n Beauty aud eaif, lame. Mls, K.nratss
''tS Nc. 8. Garcia Sd, G. T. rry:x sam.
No. ). ioss va. D.1ii j. shslly. % %Knox,,l,s o. $780,
NJ. H. Hose Of Carroll, David shelly $sVo.
No: II. loso 2otl, i. ". Jacubs, Wslt 14bariyt
NJ. q. Thorndae Beauty I'd, D. rncr,s Sons.
No. IL. Uasstinas Queen, Alexander chatlss, Cedar
" / Ts1 Ps;9f:: Fss E,si!.'s;; s;ss;1 II. 81:
No. il. Bulls, D. Eichhoitz; s.;s.
No' ". 1at1co 5aEaYat. =. t.lehhptz; tAV.
No. ly. Iuiia, Z, L. p4silson ~. ~
~: % ~ neit3 A@'o' t1ooest Auncfs HsaI Lloet'9s
H.; %pD:: m -.
NO.. VI and = Brfana aroye Lsds .n1 ela 10y
o. shahaon. CAmpoeu Chasa, Ntst Iabestyr H.;
s';H?, n. ,,s,,. =, a,... r. r.,.,a,, .,,.
Nc. ~. A41uska Duthesa I'd. Campbell Chase:
s1l's': ,,a,,- n.o, ~, ,., .,
a. - Dolly onehe's' Col. John seo's' Nevada IT,;
wy. ~ =. ,.,..rx.,,. ,...,. .o..
Np' ~ Ssl l-a9y VI n1Snnont y. IennoAs VIZ
No' - Nely Gtsen y. Eisiiaoltx; Pip;
&C. ~ 4isdea sa. ,aJe*, 1sGeport, " $'eV'
g. ~. Msdaa ", =; T. Moore. Poio' ~. ~ ~
<,' 49, d. A'ta' sohn II. A'nmstmea' oreson' L.
VI. a. ,,...,
e,s No' '1' Aaoe -. f'hEfos d ao"' oAus'oSn' AA.'
*S W.. -, ,,,,,.. - ,,s,e,
~ ~. ntaiHkAs, -, - fry, $aeo; 49, ,,..
~. ue1oesfoouA f4Ary, W. M' spencef' soae&,
IL Ii Ssea' .,or
g. g. ~ ~ Musa, r. ~. uAsason ~; .o.o
g. g. ~ ~ lay uoast1aaa y 70, co .,; n, eeots; *o
No n issiia ~ ttsrrs:m IL mi c,,f mn om n
youRht, p4!lyvi1le, Iii.; $40, '''~' ="
NJ. u. Dsl!s of Harrison IL, p. yought; s2la.
no. %. nol!e Bedford. J: l.. Moore; 4sN.
, 1875-05-24
TO RENT-.HQUSES,

r
no NEST-sss NORTH DEARnOES-s -sr--1- STORY
1 t7d basement marble froot +. U. TAYLOR, It>ota
finnnrs ftoek.
RIO nKNT-TWO. STORY 1Sn BASEMENT HOUSE,
No. lE3 HebAah.av., No. i6J Twanty. .loarthst In.
qnItt At lGs7 W.bash.zv. =
RIO NEST-H0UAEs AND COTTAGES on THE
i Wost hide; Also suits Ut Toons IN Thrmpana's
n,osf modern npIn.ement: tn!tahle 1af hauss.ssppe
VISIT NAdi.onat.
RIO RESr-A wELf-fURSlSIIEn House or II
raOmsy nna4Er tntrny tr,onta ~ Nnst HAndolrhHt-
Appiy p Mt. hEttfEy, Ioetn II SIans building.
math1a.ttous hou.s II CAlurrct.ar.. nex!y painted
And cAtcinpu. with turnscs and EA1ture1 also, twn
hou8es Twenty pIntha, II AID rnona go and 40
pVr month. 4. b. BALDWIN, It9 Dtas0oEn.ft.
frO REST-6Il t'uLToSST., NEAR woob, TEN
6as Fultonst.
Snbur ban.
no nEST-fS ErASSE0S-A COMPLETELY FUR
ni,hc! houap. ouly twn block from hepdt II Founl
DEifEf / CO.. i3s FittI-ar.. En1Sn H.
, 1875-05-24
TO RENT--RQOMa,

f1s0 nEST- ROOMS. EORSER HAtaTED AND
\ Msduon,sn; aFs:.clsss location Tor doctor dcn
ottiee; oply &23 mnnth CuLE, SEHELL L MUSuEH,
lss West siadisoust.
RIO .REKT-Hu1rEs OF ROOMS fON FAMILIES N
A!entel isfoek cotncr Of FAcihc.as Aaa Van Bufsn
st. Inquire Of thn jahor In building.
RIO NNST-ON THE NORTH SIDE tiND1ANA.ST.,
cast .! Cia k pasor room, with without library.
qulred. Addrsu II =, Trhuns othco.
no RKNT-oSK Sti1TR OF ROOMS FON HOUSE.
1 ktepinE; a1so sleopne.rrrns nosr Grand Pacific
Hotel. IL Shermanst. TEAasisnts sskrn.
RIO NESr.NEAh. LINCOLN PAKK.. RoUMs,
brick building, Afk Etos At4: Hat tpF ANAL {atuE
u. t2. CilA3. n. nALK, iks Hsnda.ph.st.
RIO REST-t ROOMS. .KiTUliNY AND DiNTVG-
roam 1910 connected with the rnrett House. Will
10 runted 10y Eood teusnt. Ths EveTott Hou.o
tan aout To and parties desiring fuenIsh table
hosr4 tat ths whole huidinx vi ti1 this nppar:
t4nity. hppig 70 CULk, NEWELL 1 MQSHEh, LIS
RIO nRsT-ONi FINKLY FURNI.HRD ROOM
With seepfax apattneu front. for txo xsatls-
nasn. lnaut1s = a1s North ha,e-.t. up.atslr..
RIO NENT-A LAHGB, PLEASANT FRgST ROOM,
gurulshsa uutut3shcd, hot and o.,d water; also
fxo smaller rooms. furnished: M CentrrAT.
, 1875-05-24

1SIF04Sr pRAEp,NkW rARLOK HGrrs, coy.
srsa u ,,!k stosaao. ry.a: 'sst} sss. ..ds y
S{SJ sd 3lhu. Warranted 6sst-elaAA 2aAbdsAsA ~
Tsbxsk.A .A5.s north ol &ea<tteRkA<s%
, 1875-05-24

t,,ul SALR-uUuBE AND LOT on Ma antSON-vT.
h'.E We,.srn.ey. Apply oa pIa@ie... =. M.dsonst
1TnR HafE-CfIEAP-COTTAUR AND TJlT nm
WestarnAs south Of JA1xso al. Apri5 u III Msdi.
t1n-sL
1-,or = 90; - =; z;,3;;
HoHhA!E-THDk1tkfH HouSE. lhEAFs NO.
-'Meat9'ssF~htast. ..-,
[fUH 3AtR-AT 4 TRE1T S4CRfFI5:R i3l xiM
Atnthuett ra,nsr nf tlntthr III snr IA 1nrrsnnb
81 hy s.t".ts IL a.ss IL draet n Ginnn s1nsr. IA
neAf l4k-, tt4rt dfHc: Rroms s.d IL Erss}Ntrn ~
EpR sAtE--wg libyR iy5ijI l1i0IcE Il1rf
raI1s 10 which - t.i ~ .Jsston ~ fhr.sa rI.h
ing {, inrrsi; psrase cali III I s,.mins EIfE sEW.
VIII AosthH. 1ss w~'s Madi~onst.
Eoit sALE.4 aourIl hlDE .DXKgAfN-KEy:
viii 10 sfd 1t AZ estfstrdnsfs n - rrtt
Tats teppetty if0n{s on FurfT ctenthst e. shnnt
, 1875-05-24

4 CHANCE TO HUy tutIE HuQks-xkLl'S EN-.
Il Sfslofiis. }so uhaHt -r e.f: ChAnninxs sorks,
1ols. .ft; A.ops Fatl', hns e.v5: ~ kol!!as sA
efhs sans PSssias1. FLU: Kat. ,a!s.
Ill; Ctiy's M.cf,ions 81 r.sssy's i!ask.tsas, -;
1e5 has Il Is ss;. S3Eiad Is WyI,l%sfs M % ns;
ij1d H.sA Ntnic, tx : rih tlArk.t'
, 1875-05-24

l. hsEE Wa.srn.av App1y on pEunsss vi Madsun. 4.
TOR sAf.E-CHKAP.COTTA0R AND id1T on
WeatArnAst south Of Jaexsou-as. Apr1s u NJ MAd
, 1875-05-24

COMMERCIAL PAPER. NOTES WITH C01LAT.
erals. tAnttx1Ee4 bought Ind sold f,Irrous1t And
tnvc.tnrs solicited. liAAG GGREEShBAUI / CO., No.
i'm FIfsh,sr
, 1875-05-24

L1OR SALE = GOVERNMENT ELuTlItSG,
linuses, jackets, Hnbhss HlAakets. sud uulfutn
ETopt Cuals. evlstlp for uIaEy anMrsuttp,
SlMUS fLi:CNrER,
Nc. Nest lestl-at,,
, 1875-05-24
EISEMtiEHE

ELSEWHERE.
Thsro " 4 run % tbs bAnks Al It, Johns, N. b.
A horse spldemis l. Scaling peopas Ia et.
, 1875-05-24

CHonTiIAHp TAUGHT N u LkssoE4 Ftth az
10y, PAL2KkY 1AAdAtaJ. ~ 9isA4Gaa-ss.
, 1875-05-24

DtyDRcRs-rHnAll.YOB OBTAlNfp-hOT FRAUD,
ths oeSfts 81 Chie.to x1i.sss Poat. .6acs 10. i'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

Returns for the four months ending June 30, 1879,
show that 81 npOratiOns for that period amounting 10
OO5 duties have been paid T23 U29 600 WITH
drawn consumption. yielding lO,9J4,Il OF revenue.
m TINS amount Is of included the ten pcrcCntum
rc-iOreG 10y tie act OF March 3 1873. showing appa
reat increase lor ogT months OF O95 AL so Ent IN
tins connection there IL 20 be considered the fact that tor
tke corresponding period Of year lSi The mpOIta
t0us OF the same classes Of merchandise amounted 10
6O22 4GT showing a decrease Ia hi0ratons Tor tho
four months ending June 30, 1870, OF S5f7o,ihZ. of
which III SUO3Is IL due 10 The failing Oh OF nupUfianAs
OF iron steel and manufactures thereof IL Is there
fore diicut determine in the igh OF returns now al
hand extent The apparent Increase 81 revenue
resulting tho repeal OF the zen per cont REDUCTION is
Offset the decrease IN iupOrtatiOns ana, consequently
I'm the amount Of entries for consumption payment OF
Ina relation to the 25 per increase Of duty
and molasse under the ct Of March 3, 1879, Ii il -
more I'll icult determine tho effect ON the revenue.
Owing change of classification and Of drawback Oh
rclued sugar exported, together with the fact tJsI
hardly sufficient time has elapsed 10 enable compare
tive statement much value to he prepared the increase
OF revenue derived te additional duty levied can
not be given The actual increase Of duty collected from
hf time the act took effect March 3, 1870 10 June 80
1875, WAS S2,445,0l7, hut how far TINS increase Is
affected by the classification and drawback cannot DO de-
tcTmiEed with accuracy. 49,.
Pursuant to the act June ls s74 admitting free Of
duty articles intended for she International Exposition
of 1875 at Philadelphia. under such regulations as the
Secretary Of the Treasury shan prescribe collectors OF
customs the various ports hegc been furnished with
regulations designed 70 the subject in the spirit
and intent Of to act IL il hoped that he these e{u
atOns will afford all reasonable facilities Tor The nnIOita
ton Of such articles he consigned FOR exhibition
from le nat0naties VI the world, they aso ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

,recn and confederation Of Congress II IL desirable
t All bndings constructed FOR public use should be OF
The uost durable material aud cOnycGeny aaPteh 70
thc rDoseS for which they are Designed Ihs can be
hest accomplished by bringing INTO ieqmstHh ~ com
,ciye means the best architectural talent OF the conn
~ II "a thcIcore recommended that C0agrtss make
proysion for carrying into effect me m0nbcsyn mob
trd nv The Supervising Architect IN this regard Tho
Scev repcgs tho suggestion Of his last report thnt
ne pr"-er = not favorable time for making large ap
prOpriations tor public buildings
CLAIMS.
I'm the report OF December last reference WINS maze TO
tbe action OF the Department In the disposition OF claims
for tbe Of cotton under the provisions OF the
fifth section Of the OF May 49, 1872 The rule Of de-
oon therein stated has been strictly adhered TO- aud all
claims have been rejected which did not appear from
satisfactory evidence to within the plain letter Of
the statute The following table contains summary
abatement Of the proceeds Of captured and abandoned
prouerfy covered into the Treasury, and the amounts
that have been awarded and paid thererom under the
several acts Of Congress
proceedS NJ CAPTURED and abandoned property AM
covered into the Treasury -
Awarded claimants by
Court o Claims under the act
OF March ~. 1856. ........... S!l,3 at,297 ~
Paid claimants by TIE 5fcre
tary OF Treasury under the act ,ooo-o>,
OF May IS, 1872 ...-..-........ ioV,o~o 10
Phi on Iud aBents q yainst TIes
suTy agents under Tic act OIL oo,oo,5
July 81, 1863. .......-..---. -.: o''Ioo ~
fs ean SISss VARIOUS '' i'"'. 22s25O 81
DsbuTsed for expenses unGer
}G sGs resolution . VI -a.o. 10000 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT i,s7l.O45 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

.
Tie DIMINISHED OF silver com III various lufOpean
rouries and TIE increasing production 90 0ui sil'ci
mines would appear 20 render TIC pros, at = very ia'of
ALE me 0r procuring supplies OF DaI0n Ter me niGd
ctre pf silver coin D. used the redemption n me
fractional currency so much ~ the act 81 Jan AIRY "a
1870 ~ relates the puIthaS' and coinage oi silver ur
redemption OF fractional CuTrcnct has been pui n iA
t,al nptraiiou and IL being executed as aiily rs
re c~tnclps OF tLc ease VII admit. since he passage
nf fbe act s. 2i6I2 ounces N silver bullion have hccn
purchased at a average price 81 1llf cents c stand
ard ounce me minis have been pat INTO acl'c opera
ton AM the agCregate amount Of silver coin now In the
Treasury il Sio,Ooo,Noo.
The fccreta been urged 10 begin the work % re-
-r,luton by issuing silver com in dcmpUoH OF oui-
,faung cuiTCncv and has been .ns'sted ti1t under
tue first section Of thc act hc 1s $40 discretion Dt must
issue the silver coin t-ta 10 can hc ilct vul IRON
t minis While the ac. requires iIc conaee 90 proceed
as ru,dly as practicable, IL does not III terms re- fuIe
.Hc SECRETARY 10 ISSUE % once; nor docs e f% inc
period OF uno whom me issue must Dtsin to' o.F.re
reasons los been rHt pet Is, unpr"iirahe % pm OF
tpu silver COIN circulation Itc present d'prccl}il1n
o currency below gold ugcci1des he ro9ahty that t-
yer would remain IN circulation, Pud, therefore. 20 ha'
been de8mc impractc&bie o. 1asuo Il nr the pr ,h oi
until by tie approach OF. or greater pro 3afail
for general resumption, there al D. sch Hi hliTtc
non of tne circulating cueucS OF tie country as womb
i've assurance hat silver coin 20 be Issued would 0t
huardtd for shipment abroad, ~ COW clcd INTO ttc
OH t1g vs.fil - .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

Increase a. ,h ';ontbs ~ October and
November, Of the current year. were SlVoSo9o. 10,
willie for the same months OF last year tne! WIZ
81 arc 2O2 90, showing increase OF S2,l62fo4 ~
Since last annual report 10 Congress 90 coiecton
been abolished By consolidation VIA
dsres with an estimated annual saving to the Govern
,uent of about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08


This decrease was occasiOned principally by the falling
OF in two cassrS OF upOrtatlOns, VIZ: - -
Iron aud thereO... eS2OOObO %
WOODS and manufacture thereof J5ii-O' W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

70 TIM Cor,ssIoper OF Internal Revenue which include
Commissions on sales OF stamps paid In kind aud there
fore do not into the actual cash "a t
Treasury They include, also, sums reporter 40 cVCtou
but not actually paid into the Treasury al hat tie
Hence there al apparent discrepancy De'seon W.,
on account OF internal revenue as shown Dy warrants
Oyerng the into the Treasury i1r 'S nsS a., 80
The receipts from internal revenue for me ns quar-
,ers OF The fiscal years ending, respectively June 80
1875 aud 1876, were as follows: ..o,.,,, q,
First quarter OF 1875 80
First Quarter OF Ze,ivV'' %o W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

Aggregate. s99 lCOSSs SOL III o54 SOP 0S9,7S3
The aggregate amount OF CAL loans OF the hew-IOrk
C,ty banks OCT L. 1875. was S55lI405S little more
than Oncoart Of the entire loan VI these banks. and
little more than One-fOurth of then net deposits.
Tho amount OF sngieDanc paper, without other secu
.ity was SO 1885, 100 The amount OF business paper,
tine nD0s secured by 0atssa and accommodation
,yr conDned was $3.50 72O,J75. The amount Of ac
cs,umod alton paper he issue OF which has been OF
t eaJino Gauges oil the disasters that have occurred
dUIlnR tne laAt years Is much less than heretofore;
sud tic sharp discrimination now being exercised by the
i,,,ts Nv severe losses through the pur
osssc VI tlas kiad VI paper rapidly bringing about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
KEVTNUE FROM CUSTOMS.

The receipts from customs iot the year en0llS Jdue
30 1871 were S1G3 1913 10, AMI at the correspond
iog date Of 1879 they S1j7lO7,722 3d. decline OF
>-j,S36,1ll 81
The receipts for The first quarter OF the current fiscal
wear ero &ii 233 G2G 25 while for the corresponding
period OF last year they SlGGJ4,-0O TO- showing
decrease OF S2.417573 50.
For the months 81 October and November, 1870, the
receipts were S23 $50 % and for the same months
OF last year they were 522 755,sll
The eject upon the customs receipts OF the act Of Feb
$50 imposing duties certain articles therein emu
erated and making additions to the free list, cannot
vet be stated with certainty. Nor Il il possible at pres
ent 20 determine with accuracy the effect OF the act OF
March g. 1879 restoring the 10 per Centum Of duties re-
pracd is t'o act If June q, 1872 The following state
mont OF muOrtatons OF the classes OF inorcAaudise
chiefly concerned derived from tEe Bureau OF stalls
Tics and eXut, serves 10 so" tne elect VI ne
ACT 81 Ma.tfh .. l $40. on the duties received;
Value OF importatiors Of cotton, glass ana glass
ware, India rubber and GUtaI cicha, IRON
and ~ e., leather metals not Otherwise no.
wood Tor, paper straw, wool, urcllelbg har
Of alpaca, osC.) and Manufactures tltrOI luf 80 go, -
tho Iur months ending sept 30 ga siO w
Vane OF iupOrtstiOus 81 same at ci's 10Y cor
reAUcnding period OF 1919 GuCudihg uo
seven months next succeeding tho act OF =. 90. 40 90.
March g. lST5)..- '''''''''-- Sl'E@S'o9E w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

aad bullion i'm orts 'Sjl 6GS. 700 90
While the returns Of the values exports by
susian aiy accurate, has not been Practicable IN OBJ
tan c0iupete statements of the exports 90 Canada in
railway ears owing the fact that there - law
guirng persons exporting merchandise by land
ace file uil mEhfe.ts OF tue exported goods with col
lcctOrs OF customs.
Tue Commissioner OF Customs Of the Dominion Of Can
ada has, however furnished detailed statements from
Nhich 1t appears that the value OF exports 20 Canada
during the lat hscai year was l566O2l in 'cess OF
returned by TIE customs officers OF the United states,
witch Woald Increase the total exports OF tne year by
tii3t amount q. e. from s5l3Ai2,7ll TO S529 O2.929l,
aud reduce the OF imports VI merchandise
exports to -, ,JO1.
1hore was Withdrawn from bond for consumption, In
~ that entered for warehouse during the
h-Cal year. merchandise OF the value Of g., 90, 06l
The total expectation Of specie and bullion greater
tnhn that Tor the preceding year by S255Ol 737. while
the exports Of domestic goods have decreased value
<1O,1i9.32l.
linportations have decreased to the OF S3I-
4OJ9OG compared With those OF the preceding fiscal
year, aud Of SiUJ 02a lOJ compared with the fiscal
year ended June 80, 1873.
There was increase In the value Of tie Importation
OF lie following articles Tea 81 SCI 400; far Hklns
addressed, S66f907 furskins. dressed, and fs 1885,
SIS argCis. e374, lO3 drugs, chemicals. dyes, dc,
- 800 7Oi dyewoods In sticks, S405,S0I gums
c,2G,36i aides and skins. S2.O92,U25: sk, raw
sGJU,Zjo sk. manufactures Of 1854 l4l fancy goods
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Tic -IINtT CUlnd2U VINrI7IV'IW W -,
No OF pieces Value.
T1adedoIlars ......... J.6.4 go SJGS5,500
Subsidiary silver cola lGlIJ.1 % 4,of-,o'3
From TIE cOsc OF tne fiscal year to Oct u, t. D Le
subsidiary silver COINAGE las amounted TO T3,sYy.jlo,
Which, added TO tho coinage Of tic year. makes "a
subs diary silver coinage OF SS2G7oI5. The bars manu-
" Goa 80 ......... ............S lG.Ol9s79 %
S1vTr .......... ........... T,'29f3 "a
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coast Of China Dec H. 1874, leaving the total of other
losses during the year but 206, which is unusually
small number.
The gross receipts from the inspection Of steam
vessels and Oiccrs licensed 500 94I rs
Disbursements in payment Of salaries, travelling
and incidental expenses oil 2l2392 OF
TnE REDEMPTION AGENCY-PuBIIC BUILDINGS.
There have been redeemed under the act OF June 90
1874. circulating notes OF National banks amounting TO
Sl3O,322, 9I5. or this $I52l3 300 were for
the respective associations 10y which the notes
were issued and sl5 09445. unfit for USE delivered
the Controller Of the Currency for destruction The ag-
gregate expense OF this redemption $290,965 81
each bank paying It's share thereof proportion TO its
circulating notes redeemed Az the commencement OF
the scal year the division organized under the
above act came I'm accordance with the third section OF
the act Of March g 1873 under the direction OF the Sec
rotary, having been prior To that time the
Treasarers office, and specific authority given the
Secretary over its operations.
In the report submitted by the Chief OF the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing Will lie found sketch OF the
statement in detail or its operations for the past fiscal
year with the use OF special and distinctive paper.
manufactured under the supervision OF the Department
the accountability OF each officer aud empOye CON
nootod with the business OF engraving aud printing the
public securities, t Is believed that the highest praC-
caDo measure OF security has been attained and that
the Government Is fully protected against
The condition OF the public buildings under the charge
OF the Supervising Architect be said to he generally
satisfactory. Tho large amount OF work imposed upon
That officer renders impra ticabe 10 proceed with the
contradiction 0 all buildings authorized by law rapidly
demanded by local commun ties la which they
spectvely stuated and necessarily delays the beginning
OF some. The suggestion of the Supervising Architect
touching desrabty and expodiency VI causing plans
for public buildings ~ DO prepared ny architects whose
whole time Is not required 10 given TO supervision OF
thoso already III process OF construction merits the At