The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-01-10
construction of The amounts named below:

The silver-wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayes was celebrated at the White House
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only about 100 guests being present.
The Troosu,v Danartnoan4,s ,tataman+e nah
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nSheQ below, SHOWS QlmlnutlCn or the pubic
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Six per cent. bonds. as 748, 200
Five per cent bonds. ....... 7e3, 1885, 600
Four and a half per cent. bonds..r... 20o,0Oo,oOO
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Total coin bonds ............ 81, 726, 833, $50
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Navy pension fund at per cent IS 100000
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Legal tenders ................... $4,000, 1903
g yer OF deposit s285 goo
Coin certificates Observation-Disclosures. 33,424,90O
Total ,,5+no,,4 i,,+oros+ 1a1 zoe or
$3.50
Tot1 aeos $2 30 5a2 ao1
= -
C Casll \, IN treasury-coln. $ l39 ao5
Currency held for redemn}ion Of frac.
, tonal currency. - 100000
certldcates Of deposit ...s....a. 1880. 600
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Den. less os a 30 az
Decrease since June 80. ...........a.. 14,202,780
00 nios iss ta 70 pao1ac ha1ro e15 ool
principal outstanding. ...........%S 81, e23 $40
1terest Ell T la n9 c {et
Interest repaid by transportation Of
alls, esc: - 9'ooo'lo9
States .................... 26951 ,499
The Comptroller of the Currency has called
for report showing the condition Of the ma
tional banks at the close of business on Friday,
Dec 28, 1877. ..r
The internal revenue receipts for December
fell off $S448,000. The cause is thought to be
the agitation in Congress to reduce the taxes
on whisky and tobacco.
The coin in the national treasury. AZ shown
by the monthly statement of the Treasurer.
amounts to $139, SIS, 4O5. Nearly one-fourth
Of this belongs to private persons who hold
certificates of deposit and may present them at
any moment. The amount owned by the Gov
ernment appears to be $106, O93, 505, while the
legal-tender paper outstanding, for the re-
demption of which this coin has been accunor-
lated, is norninally $3.50. COZ. 3o8. A considers
BILE portion of this total has doubtless been
lost, worn OUT or destroyed, and will never be
presented Tor redemption.
LIZ Is stated from Washington that the pur-
pose OF the ways and Means Committee IN it's
scheme Tor the reorganlzauon OF the tariff is
TO make harmonious new Tariff bill. The
committee nave taken the official estimates
OF the necessities OF the Government for reve-
nue., and propose to reduce the tax and tariff
so that, while tbs necessary revenue will be
produced, the burden will be removed from the
people and from home industries.
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Ane ros'onlce department. under orectlons
i II Congress- IS engaged IN ascertalnlng
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1t Is stated from Washington that plan is
IN contemplation at the Treasury Department
to send to the Senate bill intended as COM
promise for the Bland bill. The proposition
will be to SO amend the Bland bill as to make
the silver dollar equal to greenback, and