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Great exertous are being made to pas. bin through the s
nate appopratng money sufficient to pay the February IN
eres,. ont Of nd The Treasav,, so that Gov Por-
Ter may sign IT before MS term of Office expires.


The statement of The situation OF the Bank oi
Kentucky and Branches gives for the leading items:
Circulation 1874 - Duc from Banks a.; o. a = g
Bss sf.sSl hank; soSs ;S $ Bark Notes @ %


Public officers leo ls9 lliDscounts & E1ch lso bl5 "a


meeting has been held at Cleveland OF ell clii-
zens favor Of sas and practicable system oil Banking 'r
the purpose of expressing their opinion Of the Report of the
Currency Committee lately made to the legislature


We have but printed in Ohio which in favor
of the new Banking Law.


The Governor of Indiana insists that the State is
unabc pay the current INTERESTS her Public Debt
The Cincinnati Gazette quotes the following statistical facts
by Of showing that If the people Of Indiana had the m
they have the means


Amount of Public DEBIT. siO. s2s l0O sl9 256. .75l
sisss'5 hssss q d ana @n1S% s9a! sl9 d
ya"s ;l"s Of d3 iPsabs IA. t ,Y 80 @ SS s. g
No oSd% Of votes @ so for eli eiecor. -I'' IN ii ii0 s3si


The report 10 the stockholders OF The Schuylkill
Navigation Company by the Managers and President of the
Company for the 1874 presents the affairs OF the Company
generally favorable condition. Notwithstanding several
important improvements have been made during year. the
receipts have exceeded the current and the interest
the loans by more than t0 The increase of population,
nde and manufactures in the Valley ofthe Schuyk which
esutirom the Navigation Company. and which not the
least of It's advantages have increased the indicated
by miscellaneous ascending tonnage the past year. than
2 cent aEd descending thaH q cent
the s43 The of the trade in Iron for the
same time has exceeded gu cent The aggregate trade du-
nE The y year was 53 tons The direct trade from the
Canal WIS Ill 52l The amount OF rents for the
ule conul'on OF the Compay;


Capital Stock ,6hl 00 90
retmnnent Loans L.sV.5g u
DsSued DGl% fSyaGs ia Sayosi loans. damages; Sc 1851 Ss g


Total .ss,5n GO


The Company las perpetual charter and allowed
l5 fifteen to complete the work which was aiteyard
cqnieapIaS? TO enlarge the NaylEatIon 70
larsemeu esiaed at $500 If his project Gun be sue.
cessuy carried out veSsc trading NewYotk by The ad
thus the expense and injurious effects OF frequent transfer
two very desirable desider,uns our present large and


The following statement the quantity of Anthracite Coal
carried upon the different Incl OF for the year
Company:


sehnylkl Navigation tons. .$as So So


= suspension g $3.50
SchuyIkil Coal trade ............... iO6I7


which is an increase Of 1854 ton: over lsi3
Delaware /. Hudson Canal Il05


Al ls6


In addition which, about 5000 have been shipped
from the spsqlehanaa region and % o from the PnesI2ye
region making the ugsIeSnc shipments OF ANTHRACITE Coal IN
lS4i considerably more than million and half oftons.
Nevv-York Cattle Marhet-JAx. 90.
IRepored for the Tribune.l


At market 1000 Beef Cattle, 1i5 Cos and Calves. and 600
| Sheep and Lambs.


PR1cEs-Beef CatneNc quote IS last week. with good
demand. 81 rs GO for best etailing qualite.-O0
unsOld.


Cors and Calres-Sales Of 125 Mt elias.
Sheep and },dnbs-All sold att 30 90
Hcy-Nc change. We quote 56 70 per cwi.
Marx ets Carefully Reported far TIE Tribune.
MONDAY, Jan %.


ASHES-The market continues firm. and ho lers ask %
Pc Ns
ket is small. The seles unuportnnt.


C0TrON-The nona-Tiyal of steamer tends to keep op
entn que she Will bring q days late: Of highly interest
ing intelligence The market left healthy
situations aud If the improvement, sustained will have
favorable effect market The sneS to-day 0
to 500 bales, the uI prices of last week for shipment