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terest due, from time to time. and
invest at q higher rate Of interest
than We are paying, and thus DIS
charge the principal by means 81
the difference of interest thus saved.
This narrow-gange scheme re-
minds me of the fable Of the :. Spi-
der and the Fly" commencing as
follows:
VIII you walk into my parlor,
Said spider to fly;
IT'S the Drettiest little parior
That ever you did spy"
FARMER.
ALLEN CREEK. Feb. 10.
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TO GIae Public.
The following notes do not need
explanation:
STATE OF KANSAS,
OEErrsnn nnn On ngr Az. Inrnrrn nrc

STATE OF KANSAS,
OFFICE OF SUP'T OF INSURANCE.
Topeka, February 6, 1877.
Hon. Willard Davis, Attorney General
for the State OF Konsas:
DEAR SIR: Will you please answe r
the following questions in writing:
First. Is section 7, chapter cxiii, laws OF
1915, in the manner in which 1t was an.
acted. a law under the constitution of this
State?
second. Can its provisions be enforced
Third. Is there any law requiring an In.
surance company doing business in the
State TO publish its annual statement or q
synopsis of such statement in some news
paper OF general circulation in the county
where 1t is doing business? Very re-
spectfully, ORRIN T. WEIGH, Sup't.
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The Legislature, few days ago, ex-
PEELED Ford, correspondent of the
Kansas City Times, from the floor.
He said every Republican ought to be
In the cell at Washington with .soId
Wells" He has been generally abu-
sive and cheeky, and the Legislature
served him jast right.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFrs SALE.

District Coprt, Fifth JudicIaI District, Lyon
county, Kansas.
Edward Carpenter, plaintiff,
VI.
Asa p. Rand, defendant
DY virtue OF an order OF sale issued out of
ID the District court of the Fifth Judicial
District sitting in and for Lyon county, Kan
sas, wherein Edward Carpenter Il piaintIf
and Asa p. Rand is defendant, / win,
on Monday. the 18th day Of March, 1871
at 10K O'Clock q. m, at the front door ef the
court house, in Emporia. Lyon county, KAN
sas. odeY for sale at public auction 70 the
highest bidder for cash, all the right, title
and interest Of she defendant, Asa p. Rand,
In and 20 the following described real estate
to-ETt: The southeast quarter OF section four
Isl, noNnshlp seventeen III. range twelve
lf2i, and the south half Of the southeast quar-
ter OF section three 81, township twenty 1901,
range eleven Hi; also. the southwest quar-
Ter Of section three E3l. and the southeast
quarter 81 session four ii, ID township nine
teen III, range eleven Iiil5 ali in Lyon
Said real estate viii be sold as the property
OF Asa Rand. 70 satisfy said order Of sale.
Sheri0,s ONCE. February II. 1871.
HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff
5-5e Lyon county, Kansas.
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OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL.


Hon. Orrin T. WEIGH, State superintend
ent Of Insurance;
DEAR SIR: Responding to your letter
OF the Sth INST, have to say that sec. Z,
chapter l12, laws 1875, to which you refer
In your first question, was not enacted In
accordance with sec. 10, art. 2, of the con
situations; and therefore IL has never been,
and is not now, law. Hence, TO your Sec
ond and third questions 1 answer no.
Very respecL'y, WILLARD DATIS,
Attorney General,
The section referred to above was
enacted before / assumed the duties
1t and consultation of good lawyers,
Including the former attorney gen.
eral, l arrived at the conclusion il
was not law, and could net be en-
forced, aud so informed the insu-
rance committees of the last legisls-
ture and asked that they have it re-
pealed, or enacted so that it would
be law. Amy fair-minded, thinking
man who will examine the statutes
of this State can see that the section,
even If law, has nothing to do with
the admissability of q company to
do business in this State. Last
March / issued a circular to the
agents, calling their attention to
said section, without comments /;
and the newspapers of Kansas re-
ceived during the past year hun
dredS of dollars for publications I'M
der that section. now give to the
public SO that each individual may
judge Of my action in this matter,
that, which had it not been for
comments made by some of this
State, should only have given to
the insurance companies.
ORRIN L. WELoH, SuPt.
This makes Mr.. Welch's course
satisfactory to us, and it now re-
mains for the legislature to either
amend the law so that insurance
companies will be compelled to
publish statements, or else repeal q
law that is now ineffective because
of its blunders. Could the legIsla-
ture possibly attend to this?
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Public Sale!
Wednesday. February 2Sth, 1877.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a. IN will
sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION
At my residence, on
Dow Greek, FreemOnt Township

Lyon county, Kansas, nine miles northeast
OF Emporia { following described real and
personal property. namely: South half OF
;: W. "a. section 81, township II, range IL;
also, south half s + = section 80, township
IL, range II being the farm on which reside
and IS well improved; head work horses;T
work or brood mares; Swear old colts 3
2-year old colts; yearling colt; ~ mileh
cows, including some OF the best graded
IL yeariingsi fall calves; brood sows;
shoatsi pigs; lot of chickens; / Akron
Harvester: reaper and mower, combined;
lumber wagons; 2 sets heavy harness;
Wier corn plows, stirring plows. harrOWs
and farming tools generally, about 90 tons of
nay, $50 bushels corn, 300 bushels oats a guam
tIty OF miliet seed, potatotoes and buck wheat;
sewing machines. household goods, ard
otner things too numerous to mention.
Terms of sale-On farm, make known at
sale; on all other property q credit OF nine
months, with approved security, will be Civ
$40 cash. lSignedl w. G. RoSEAN.
Ii. PEARsALL, Auctioneer. 7-ats
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKET.
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, February IA
Goid-Opened and closed at 1861. with sales
during the day at 1855.
Carrying rates, 1M356 per cent loans also
made hat
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

County, Kansas.
g. II. Stowell,
Mark Patty, ct al.
DY virtue of an execution issued ont of
ID the District Court OF Lyon county in the
above entitled cause. 1 will, on the 18th day
Of March, 1871, at ii O'Clock =. m. at the front
door OF the court house in Emporia, Lyon
county, Kansas. offer for sale at pubic aae-
ticn, TO the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described real estate. to-wft: The
northwest quarter OF the southwest quarter
Of section nine l9l, township nineteen Ii9l,
range ten t10l in Lyon county. Kansas
Of the defendants. Mark Patty, ct al, to sat
isfy SAID execution.
SheriG,s Office, February Is, leT7
HIRAM CONNER, sheriff
f-5t Lyon county Kas.
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KANSAS CITY MARKET.

BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, January IA
Corn-Mixed Western dull and weak, at so
cents; steam sex cents.
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PUBLIC SALE.
On the 18th Day of March,
1877,
READING TOWNSHIP.
LTox COUNTY, KANSAS,

L1oRTY head of cattle. consisting or cows
Il and calves; tw0-s ear o!ds ami yeariin es !.
10 head OF horses and brood mares; 81 heal
hogs. Also, my entire outfit of farnin uten-
Sis, consisting OF plows, -eultiyators. har-
rows. roller, wagons, harness, &c. Also.
quantity OF hay in the stack, my household
goods. and stands OF bees.
Sale to commence at O'Clock q. m.
All sums over SIS credit Of nine montbs.
the purchaser giving note and approved
7-2t T. T. HICKS
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BERKSHIRES

IN THEIR PURITY.
7 AM now breeding and have for sale, a
4 rev choice and purely bred Berkshire
Harrow in short time, which I will sell at
reasonable prices. These hogs / have select
ed and bred with great care, and now can
show something superior IN fancy bred Berk-
shire hogs.
Correspondence or visits solicited
EAPoRTA, KS. TIFF j. 81. HENSON.
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lie." Objection cannot justly be
made to computing compound
interest. There is no difference
between compound and simpl e
interest, payable annually, excsp t
that in this case the rate we
pay is much lower than the custo-
mary one, and therefore we are
paying more than compound inter-
9 (, and besides that We are paving
soni-annually. But 3 few years
since al advocate of more railroads
suggested, through The News, what
he deemed ready means Of paying
our debt. II was to retain thsa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
NOIICE is hereby given to ali interested
IN that the undersigned has been appoint-
cd misunderstanding of the estate of Lewis
Doty: decreased by the Probate Court of Lyon
county, Kansas. +1-St
RHODA CUSHING.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

but dealers were not prepared down
Eta ss1Ts S,c9 tS sPs assa e. They nE they sc
struck hard enough to be on ths oo a au @ much more To-
day bring cattle below first cost IN ChoAsS s.a 70
At the west OF course hsifss OF were lost and
trade extremely dull even AZ me gsc hn ON saIs They
%srs mostly Shovel low e,sw and .Ss
largely st 9aai0iee~some &c. with good At lle and
syIss % Of Te1Sns 2G6 head 7 81 SO sc at
7l2e 55 l5S Sc so at slte; 20 NJ go
% % saEes o =, 4 ioS head; q ' al os @ 40 al ij 90
F. 9s e 9ssS sH q * Z J, isS q c e s s. s 4 Ss
average lose against Yesterday a Ausr,op ls
cars; H. Klopier rs carsi Kahn q CO.. y cars ooo r. 7e
"A Spe % ~ saes o O 9s se n 7 81 n SO Do n sc 50
AZ Illinois, LIZ n. Ss, So n 81 OF lOso D. ioc anu "
81 the Kopr Other Te1an cattle - :. d 9faS S s2s 81 and
t. iS 81 SoI Ies. 3D. 81 81 each az 81 81 Of 5a b. O Sa'i'i
T&e f &ase I AlerGn cattle LITTLE Illinois % ss e s
ss9' g a isI s r h f frss c s % q OF Low -
Kahn cattle Tie were =, some g f9t n ssnT e best
cars Of cattle for :oGe time 80 81 l4p 10 Pofc
light Viz 720 head and selling as yesie[
day e taP y SfsS os ls ps%ss s Of Sisif iss & %
20 % Of 20 n Saei 81 81 fto 81 Iss ~ s.S g S' - ''"'
OF sEFrr ma @ aS5 S n 81 iig W. Jersey city and ~
20 500 against 20i2I same week There - not
much change from yss'er%ay % though s% 1se n5e jersey
sold at stc with carload 81 D. at 7'c car % p Isnnss
see see e c oarB sSr % WesieTh snsp - b. - 5
so b Ohio ~: a ear prime Ohio, 20 40 car % ~
One 45c car 90 Is Kentucky, 44ci car 40 Ohio o4e'
choice OHIO, l26 n, Gl2c. ,,.-.s o., r7or,iath
ST. Total since Saturday 1914, against IL il SAM e
last week Dressed unchanged yz 6t9 & e WIZ d s IS AZ
100 aud under 7isc. Reid sold 100 I'VE oho -'' ' ~
57sc.; AO4 do, l9l n, She
BUFFALO June 2sCATLE-Reeelpts to-day Zot Az
do for week g5O3 head same time last week oio
for week. y carloadsi It'st
fhrough repnrru
arrivals through 10 carloads oi STOCK reia nam a.
yards unsod common ~ car loads oil through S' ~ "
yards for shipment tO-morr0W. 40
SHEEP AND LAMBs-ifeceipts today 3lOO head 90 @ a1l
week far Il 500 head, same time last Week -
consigned through 6,2OO; mafEet lIl a.
fair 10 good clipped sheep AZ
IS 25 OF Canada lambs g0ot aNelSins % ID AZ
St 81 6 carloads 0f stock remain IN yarH unsD -o -,
Hoes Receipts today. 500 head for week li99U hea
last week 500 receipts consigned thrOuHh 5luO nu
nark opened firm closed du sales cars 1oI
ers ~ s5dS5 heavy, s5 as % carloads OF soocA To-
main in arls unsod.
CHICAGO June 2s.-CArTLE-R Receipts, tOOo heaa snip
mo- market dun ana nolinalll unclai eu
HoGs-Rcceipts % head; sApmenis $500 head mar mai
dan, Ak. and 10a .je. lower; packing: - ~
shpr1g Ff G4Si 90; clum and DutcheFs ~ O9GSt 40
SHEEP dull Receipts. l.UJO head
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
FT-RDPEAN MARKET


LIVERPOOL June es-PorS-Eastem du AT 70fi Western
dul 52 Bacon cunneIiand Cnt dgA az - Sho1l Sl
da ,t u 50 " Hsns-oHs cut ann 4s hou,arrs , @ &a
a, 2s Bia ema SIc,, Ns sT az so IaraEPrme western
iu IS. Tsllow-Prime CITY steady a. 80 g. InIpenne
spirits dun Al 1G6 Rosln-Common dul at j Fine iu az
AZ. Flour-EXfra state steady az 29 Whea-No 9pIlns
None IN market wHer Western-None in the market
IirFRr00i Iune u n-The receipts Of Cotton today
were 54OO bales. including 100 bales American Futures
ding clause July ana AususJ cen, ll % ~ "a, 40
Midiing clause August ana oeptfhn,r ha5, e. IN IN
lands. Low dlng clause September ana OCTOBER delivery
fyFsroor June 2s-1230 p. m-Cotton active and nriner
Midiling Upanls, I'D. M.ddlng Orleans b'ls'. sales
LyEErOOi, June 2Sl3O D. m.-Cneese. % cWL for the
best grades 0 American Pork, oL hD iof 1T lme Nis,
Bacon. $40 ? cwt. for short Clear Mdlles ThoW' 40
LEEarool, June 2s-2 p m.-inddling UPlands Cotton.
june and July delivery 6aisi Upands. Low Mdlne CLAUSE
S5 Ssy ana Asle1 sSd 0tbr vef I'D The saes to,
day Included ! i.lOO bales AIuerican ~ - ~,
fng clause July gust delivery, 6a.di Upands. Low
Mddlne clause August aud september delivery. o. sd.
LyTRfOOI- June 2S-5:lJ p inIeuned Petroleum ~
q gallon. spirits a Petroleum, I'd y gallon spirits Of fur
L6SBjS June 1sl22o ? mcon'ols' olit f9r money and
ILLINOIS Central, 90 o., , 49, -,
"a the account Paris adyces quote per cent kente'
~ Iu2e @ So d. m-The bullion I'm the Bank Of En-.
gland has increased s2i 700 daring I've past week.
LoSDoS Jue zs-50 y M .nsoi yi.ie oI money, . ana
to liability which last week was iesper cen Is now
L6sDoy june 2s-3:i5 r u-The amount Of bullion gone
into The Bank Of England on balance TO-DAY II 2iooO
account dyices quoted i've per cent kentes lOGt
LONDON, June 2s-J:l5 p m.-Behncd Petroleum 0iei
LoSDoS June - -5yenlne linsesd on s27 10 2 ton. ~
decreased ,OOO during tle past week.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFysro June 2s-Four in fair demand bu unchanged
TaaEeo Ci al 81 j 81 loo bush 80 White Mehi.
gan a. - y Corn ~ good nqrrs Canal ana & iairo1d &
Railroad Beccips-Ilour, 5000 9bs; Wheat 200 BUSH
ai bgb 0gis ~ 's1 e5. b3.s Ba,y ai9 iisb PorE
26el b1ls. Railroad olipmeats-Flour 2+,O bbs; Mh.1,
30f79 bush Corn 40 $50 DusA Oats' 1880 blsh Barley
CHICAGO. June 2s-Four quiet but steady. Wheat M
cash; 81 ilsL Juy; Al 247, August so do, 81 p :
47lc Ji,Ig oats s.eii- ana dr1 M -sr cash $3.50
$50. unchanged Lard - 10 Jay - So
& SS & M 1S J9aS 2s9TE s'r & K at s 80 o Lard ag
make, &c b1 Meals essrri shoulders, 5c asked short
mlud shoulders 3sc; Clear Rib, 1'sa7 Sc Clear Sides
DFInoir June 2s.-F1our dun held at $40 Wheat iun
and Gasc. lower 80 l White MICHIGAN opened az g "a
ean offered al v o. Corn sa a,saay 2's & easier vo,t firm
o-ieG or closed 6cayy 10 e sss 81 a. Jay
- 45i august n 2s'4 80 5do 81 2 24l 81 Freishts
bush Wheat shipments-3sOO bbls Flour. 5o0uO BUSH
PHLADurHA June 2sTrade moves slowly ia all depart
ments There iair inquiry Tor Conre At steady prces
2lc 900 bags Laguayra 2Ju2 % aud 1000 mats o Pa
fo Good ReSnin Cit T6af 6rusRa i2ic. Po~dered
l2c. Pc roeum closed quiet lZc Refined, and JD
ss FOR crude Flour in iar locn demand bat The inquiry
kinds duh ave Flour-sales 100 bbs at A. % Corn Meal
strong a. W lOUf3 o. D. tranA further advance OF
noticed Wheat; sSUO bush Pennsylvania and
southern Amber Choice az - lJGt2 20 Rye ed az d0Oc
for Pennsylvania. southern, and Western sal 20OuDush.
Pennsylvania the latter Corn dull decline ~ %
&c; sales, 12000 bush. Whisky firm 81 - 80 bbs West
iron bound at thar figure.
81 LOUIS June 2s-Four firm generally held above buy
ers Wheat better iOr Medium and Low Grades :
No Red FALL 81 33aGfl "a, july ~ 2l i2a$l 22t Au-
gust; No II 30, cash. Corn higher sales Is =
quiet at 62L2 whisky, 81 Pork lower 10
sell 80 : 3 lU, cash. cattle easier and weak
TOLEDO. Jtne 2S.-Flour firm. Wheat quiet White
wabash, - % No White Michigan 81 10 asked Extra,
- "a asked Amber Michigan, spot - % Red Win
ter spot and June u 9s oats dun Michigan 40c Re
cepts-6OOO BUSH Wheat 22O bush Corn, 5000 bush.
WH3NGToS y. C., June 2s-sputs Turpentine firm at
29c. steady 81 IS Strained. Turpcntins
steady : Hard ~ for Yellow Dip and ~ 80 for
Virgin. Tar steady At 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

now 1886. Bar silver quoted at 5334 pence the
ounce English standard. Paris dispatches report
the five per cent French rentes opening at lO620.
dispatch from Cincinnati says Mr.. John king,
IT, Vice President of the Baltimore and ONO kall-
road has been appointed receiver Of the Marietta
and Cincinnati Railroad Company. at the suit OF the
fourth mortgage bondhoders. This places In the
hands of the Baltimore and Ohio Company another
club with which to knock the rates on ST. Louis and
Southwestern business. go
Messrs join J. Cisco & Sen. No. SO Wall-st., will
pay par for the July coupons OF the Houston ana
Texas Railroad at maturity.
The gross earnings of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway for the third week in June, were
SOS, ,245 Is76..-.s5i e74 Increase. -s3.47l
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THR TRIBUyR.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Horh Ripsr. Yesseis. AMI RattroatL
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASHES quiet 41a4'se. for Pots 62g6'sc for Pears %
COFFFE-Mid Coffee steady with moderate demand
1,067 Maracabo Ransom ana ChampHe i,iir
range ls2Olc gold and 4O4 Costa Rico ex COon mtnl
he same range Java noInnaly 23d24c. gold RIO quiet
ar l7a2Oa,c. gold ordinary 10 prime invoices aha la
22c gold iObbing lots: S23 bags ex Dante s9 lIlEe
a dispatch from RIO JanerO dated June - sattu o
since 2Oth inst 81 shipments 10 AuantV POIo
n bogs and 10 ma Guf 1000 bags; stock $1,000 bags
average daily receipts 400 bags plce very hi at ii'OV
exchange, 24d. - .-- - -. 80. o,s ,,ricee
COTON1here good business on me sgot ana & bs sss
Of 2,4JJ bales, Mi.n
evening ncud 1jO7 bales tor ex{o anu - i a re-
cOpSumpfi0n. bales delivered on contract
os az fe rrs were 54, bales 6O3 bales ls Gay
ast week aId 1912 bales tina day last year u
nartet W. ag,u active and frmer and the continued en-
cOuraging advcss from that quarter stnnIie' % ~
-. ~. l. InIlM--
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

There is quotation for time loans. The follow
ing were the rates Of exchange on New-l0 0rk at the
aforementioned cities Savannah, buying, 5lG; sell
ing, jfs: Charleston easy, lsa4 premium; Clncln-
nat steady: buying par; selling, 10; st. Louis 80
premium; New-Orleans. commercial, par; bank, =,
and Chicago firm. - premium The United states
Treasurer al Washington received to-day ~, ,SOOOOO
national bank notes Tor redemption. Inc customs
receipts were 5000 and the internal revenue
receipts S27J,OOO. The following "a the Clearing
house statement to-day: Currency exchanges, sos
O74. .937: currency balances. S3,j44,l4 gold e2-
chtlges. q .3.}s 7}2: gold balances. Sl,SlS,V7F
Our foreign cable adyices to-day report "A strong
condition Of affairs on the London stock Exchange,
the yaIions United States bonds beng higher; az
per cents, 1Oj; new fiyes, lOS; en-foriles, lO9i4
and sixty-seyens 1861. British consols were hrn h
at 945lG for money aud 94Ss for the account. me
American railways were unchanged; New-lo lork
Central, s7l2 Illinois Central, 80 ; Erie Common,
57s. and the preferred, 1G. No change was made IN
the minimum rate Of discount st the BANK OF In
gland al the regular weekly meeting OF the man
ayers Of that institution to-day and 1t remains at
three per cent against Zl02ss the figures at
which three months bills discounted IN the out
side banks. The Of G2ll 900 bullion went
INTO the bank during the week. and t27,OOO more
today " Oh balance" The proportion of reserve TO
liabilities. which was last week 40loIe per cent Ii
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
Good Orhlnarr

sct Good ordinary lOs M.e1i9g icr cs ycsrrav
after ~ IoiuIy. 200 II "a; 500 Il95; Augnsi I3Uy
I2ts ZOO l2O7; 30u, l&06; 80 l2Vl 60 90 S9o
10 n1 zoo ~ O2. September. 400 llFl 3O i5zi oV
IIgi October 100 100; 200 l1.55 300 TO- %0ys%ni %
b.r 200 30: zoo 11.30 loo, ll5o; DectMpc wv -O
100 ll5S. January, 2Go. i53 Excnanec-os pai t 20 ~
cbapre total, S,luO DieS I5t il
SeYsnirT 100 1872. total 100 bales. Sefond call
I1v 500 i2O2 August 900. 1906 septemb'r 700 Ii.o
ocf,ber 900 ll.57: NOvemba 100, ll39 January lUh
ISL February, 400, 1lGj total 100 bales Ir M 9a an
I 300 - U3: August 100, 1907; December IOi lItO'
March 90 so: total 500 bales. sales tocay uD 10 2 D.
July 300 Ilse GOO ll.97 100 llSs 100 l.yJi 22O 2O
sao' - 200 1901: l..O4 3UU, l-y)i ~.
1901: 500 1903 August 500, 1901 400 l292i 2l9 e
400 O5: 100 1906 300. 120s 400, l2Ol oeptem9eE
1900 II9I 500 1872 300 Ia SSog ll'Y - SO
1877. october 100 Il.55; 600 1856 800. ll51i LOG
1I5- 500 llJ7: 200 l.5S; 2oO, ll39 100 li''u' 2pO
lbs, November 100 1133 300 40; 500 S Deceih
br 100 II 40 900 i'll al 100 1l.42 800, ll4l January
Io5 N .Ot 100 III Is 100 IL 53 March, 100, llo0 tota
"a 500 bales grand total 1880 bales -VO uls
for July even: II p3Ia "a 20 exchange SUI 7'i' ~
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

Tie monetary situation remains unchanged. The
PAYMENT of "a large sum on the lst prOximo on Gov
ernment and other securities VIII still further swell
the amount Of capital seeking investment, ana
until the Fail movement of crops begins. ON call
loans we quote 1a2 as the range on Government
bond and stock collateral Discount Is quiet ana
uOte brokers scale rates as follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
UNITED STATES
& Per Cent Loan.
UNDER AUTHORITY OF contract with the
sEGR ETARN OF TIE TREAsIKY


SECRETARY or THE TREASURY,
THE UNDERSIGNED hereby give notice that from this
date and until July l6. az m they viii receive subscrp
tions for the PER CENT FUNDED LOAN OF THE
UNITED STATES, in denominations stated below,
AT PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST N GOLD COIN.
THE BONDS reeemablo after thirty years from July
1871 and interest from that dste payable quarterly.
and exempt from the payment Of duties to the
United states well from taxation in form by
der state, municipal. or local authority.
THE INTEREST on the REGISTERED STOCK viii
be paid check issued by the TREASURER OF THE
UNITED STATES. the order of the holder mailed to
his address The check is payable presentation properly
niorsd, at the Offices Of Tho Treasurer and Assistant Treas
urers OF the United states.
TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS win bs for COUPON BONDS
Of $50 and SIOO. and REGISTERED STOCf in de-
nominations Of $50, s100 $500. $1,000, $4,000, and
$4,000.
THE BONDS, both COUPON and REGISTERED, will
be ready for delivery July .. 1877.
FORMS OF APPLICATION will be furnished by the
Washington the Assistant Treasurer at Bat
more. Boston Chicago, Cincinnati. New Orleans New YORK.
Philadelphia, Louis and Francisco, and by the
tonal banks and bankers generally The applications must
specify the and denominations required and for regis
tered stock the full and address Of the person
70 whom the bonds shall be made payable.
TWO PER CENT Of the purchase money must accompany
the subscription The remainder may be paid 70 the pleasure
purchaser either time Of subscription any time
PRIOR 6 1871 with interest added at four per cent to
date of payment.
THE PAYMENTS may be made in gold coin Treas
urcr United Washington Assistant Treas
Baltimore Boston, Chicago Cincinnati NewOreans,
aud St Louis the Assistant Treasurer az Fran
with exchange NewYork either OF the under
signed.
TO PROMOTg TIE CONVENIENCE OF SUR
sCRIBERS. THE UNDERSIGNED viii also receive,
In lieu Of coin United States notes NewY0rk,
their value the day Of receipt In the CITY Of New
York
AUGUST BELMONT & Co., New York.
DREXEL, MORGAN & Co., 4"
j. 6 VI. SELIGMAN & Co.,
MORTON, BLISS & Co.,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF The CITY
Of KEW-Y0RK, NY.
DREXEL & Co.. Philadelphia.
June Il. 1877.