, 1876-08-25
Large Demands for Country Ac.
commodations.
The Produce Markets Morc Active and
1rregular...Provisions Again
Weak.
Grain Flrm...Wileat Strong...Reports
OF roor Crop Ytelt In Europe.


Thc morning mails hrpnght quite largo densnds
from country correspondents; but these wore cheer.
fully met and were the only feature Of the days
bnAincts. city merchants offered soro parcels OF
paper an cnnntry rustomcrs but the.c seem to
have satisfied at their wants. While eperybndy
feels better and morc hopeful TOT the future, the
volume Of business, owing 10 the tremendous heat
of ths lnst two days, las been limited,
The mercantile hanks reprst fair line Of dis
cOunlA, With rates 1s usual, VIZ: RSGl0 per cent.
1'hs packers banks carry large surplus. whtcl,
iley would be rnd 10 loan On call OF short time.
With approved collatcruit, al per cent and up.
Enrts. The street iHokcrs can Gnj very little pa.
tcr offering, and rntes contlnno nominal at d0iaD
IL per cent according to time. quality, etc.
Tho demand fnr New York exchange continues
light. The price between hanks Ia SOC per 81, 600
discount; par To customers.
The clearinrs wcts 81, 5o0. 600. ...
The t'intclllgcnt couirosttor" mnda "connty
nnl nther hnnds" scnd "cOunty and other tandt :"
in Thnrsday's article; but MS every reader, from
the context, al once made the correction for him.
eef, the |. c. life will be spared this onca.
u0AHDs AND DEPOSITS.
honrdiny Is qnitc dead ii England, Of even con.
hsr s ,1 mi P,cspots, sss
nn.' after thc!r deaths arc the objects OF wondering
e re ia, IF o.ns ri o so.
e r1shy n ts n II ,na ysry E ,he
sefa"t 'y s' al % anY sssa as 3
cash; great numbers Of The .aslnr po9t dsllks to
M muncy 5'a al home; an ,ut u many ] tsosan., not 10
b. s.erbs a. r"ct s. nsret dtS Ets II 11sin c
isnia III II in :nsisa Village scSi!i i,s sbSFaashy
.%e1 .s cas' "s plan n ss se t. T. aSfe b.:
IaeIrs fricnds .,l,c. CIrcatsian' :" settlers !" or
sa a se s s,sse s G cab esy s I'D resSs; 81
the clergyman who thought he knew all the cir
:nms,ancts Of The robbed. tIuartlinc Of this kind,
10, Or the people wha aTc affected by this pelh"ra
eonseTuy,t C. ] % aSssnee of ncrc.l IN On deposits. an,
,s quite ccrtnin that they havn nearly given ~
yeomsn Of srailesman. In an nnrrogrcs.iye, place,
Dra ~ IL, s, stn]cs q o e an v'a 4 f"Sr
e n ena s. 1a ~ ens
:n'sntry anctlnnccrs. for example. flint them do IT
tons'art!y.-anl rich men arc asked ~ dealers WHO
seem nth mt III their checks. bechnse TINT IL
''il.conyci.tent, F." tho men not having banking
Gcr'unt, Int the cnormou:: majority o. wcl.sc.d
ancr. They con,d moi ~ on far week without It,
They MT only TO not hoard money. but they d0 not
nsvs ay h esex asa ray Gr a" sns
arn,a,,d. Keep peoplc waiting. .-London Spectator.
Substitute An>cr;ca for England and the Sp'c'a-
tors paragraph wonld answer very we'll for this
country. Basincss men keep very little money
about them while The ,aboting and poorer classcs
hare often n!pre ready cash Al hand ar nboUt them
than any woNld suppose. 1t must he confessed
that from past experience 1t Is tafcr for them 10
take tho chances Of loss and stealing thaa to tsnst
their money to n,ttst rf The uaysnSs baNkn. While
come Of them arc honestly managed md have nn,-
pic means to thiy tic lust anat due eposatora, t"n
many Of them are run mc'ely to h!ca m0nry from
the poor that t.ustthem.
EGYPTIAN F1NAScEa.
The London Times OF ttr tt!. says;
An nlaslntnt 81 n Vh,t.t Ecro5t on " state q