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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-13
MONDAY. MAY 18th 1875.

between the hours OF 10 a.:,i. and pm.
The following described real estate. with
the appurtenances thereto belonging. sit
uatcd III the city Of Canton. and dcScrib-
ed as follows: All OF lot No. , in square
No. ,. except so much thereof rs was
heretofore conveyed by Jefferson Love to
Aana Maria Earnest, and with the f;lrtli-
er exception OF 10 feet oil the north end
of said lot, more accurately described as
about forty-nine feet fronting on north
side of Center street. thehce back from
said street 200 feet more or less.
Title to said property is believed To be
good. but shall only convey such title, ;t>
is vested III me as trustee.
JACOB LOEB.
415-4t Trustee.
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ana sanction and approve. 1t is TO
DO held up as proof that political
opiupns adverse to those of the
majority cannot be safely express
cd in our state. 1t is to be made
into n political assassination, and
us stch turned to the damage of
the democratic party and OF all OPP
porents of the Radical dynasty.
Hence the incaleulablc Importance
otget,in% hold of the murderer and
Of wringing from him Inc secret of
the motive which prompted his hor
riblc dceJ.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-13
The. Cincinnati Enouirc,

The. Cincinnati Enquirer makes
this good retort: "The bloody-shir,
Chicago Tribune heads its report OF
Morton's recent speech: s'The War
Governor Gives the Confederate
Hounds. a Dose of Poison" AS
Mr.. Morton fell sick Immediately
after his great intellectual effort, il
rs fair to presume that he swallow.
ed his own dose. He is the only
sick man that we have heard of.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-13

The California Radical Safe Co IL
ycntion met on the 9th ult., al
San Francisco and passed a series
Of blood and thunder resolutions,
very properly winding up by en-
pressing their preference tor blai" =
Cor President.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-13

The "Grand Exposition" the
largo hotel in the world, has just
been completed at Philadelphia. It.
contains one thousand three hun
dred and twenty-five rooms and can
:cf mo late five thousand persons.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-13
Trustees SALE.

DY VIRTUE of the provisions of Il
ID certain deed of trust made by y.
karpe on the 10Th day Of May 1875, to
secure Lehman. Abraham Il Co.. on ac-
count of certain Indebtedness mentioned
therein. The SAID deed being 'iuiy- re-
corded in record book of d,'csi.s No. y. y.
page DDS of Madison county. sf;trs OF Mis-
sissippi. The undersigned will proceed
to sell to the highest bidder. Tor cash. ut
public cutlery before the Courthouse OF
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FOR CONGRESS, 4rn DISTRICT,
HON. o. II. lSIEGLETDN,
OF MADISON.

Hot Springs, Ark, has been al
judged the property of the United
States, by the q. S Supreme Court.
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THE TINES is a large 56-column paper
printed with clear. bold type. on clear.
white paper, and edited with confessed
ability.
For ten years 1t has been uncomprt-
misingly devoted to the interests of the
Democratic party, and will labor I'M
ceasin@ly for the restoration of Il coilsti-
tutional form of government. so utterly
di>regar'!cd by the present Admini>tr.t-
ton.
FINANCIALIY
THE TINES holds to a Very short and
simple creed. namely: That there sho,lid
be but one currency for the creditors of
the gOvcrnment-whctler foreign or do
nestle. That the Act which conpcl- an
individual to accept in settlement of con-
tracts Il currency which the government
refuses to receive i'll payment OF its own
dues. * an infamous and offensive cNac-
ton. which ought at once to be repealed.
That the present depressed business con
dition of the country is owing toa sue
cesstul attempt on the part of the Rs,li-
cal party to favor the bondholdcr 1T the
expense of tie Taxpayer, and that Unless
immediate relief is afforded fron, the bur
jleii-the result is most likely to he :,
complete prostitution OF industry and gen
cral bankruptcy.
That the currency of the nation should
be maintained at such volume lis to
meet the wants of trade. and that its fore
ed contraction in order to bring about
l the immediate resumption of specie pay
I ments Is Il wanton and WICKED. mistis, q.
| power in the interest of the rich To the
| inevitable enS!avcment of the poor. and
| the final separation of the masses into
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1876. 65 CENTS! 1876.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE copartnership heretofore existing
Il between J. A. Heron anti J. NJ. An
derso Oh. under the tirm-n:.nic Of Heron "
Anderson. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. j. NJ. Anderson. retiring from
the business. j. y. Heron assumes ali
the liabilities of the old firm. and Is alone
authorized to collect debts dic the said
firm. j. y. HEBRON.
j. NJ. ANDERSON.
Canton. Miss. April I. IS.o-if
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SOU EI-LCW N 8 !!

4 FEW fine lIi"lI-gr:Idc South Dorm
/ y buci; lambs for sale at tea dollars
c1cii. A. Il limited number only viii he
reserved for breeding purposes, orders
would better be sent III early. either to
myself or McssrS. Ttnstall IL Handy.
Canton, Miss. All orders will be regis
t'r, q in the orticr received. and on Satur-
day the first of july the lambs will be
delivered in Canton; when purchasers
Will make their selections in the order
their names were registered.
u. l.. AVERITT.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON Dec. 7.-Cotton strong, and acuve demand
Mddng II &c Low MddlGs igtc uG lDcs WruI ea b3les
cOaswise, 1886 bales; sales 6o6o Oaesi socA AVo''i'
bales. .. -. ,,,u,,, IA. ret re-
celps 3IsO bales exports coastwise l958 bales Sales
90, GfnoRF, If Dee 7Cotton firm; sddlin2, 12ci Low
sfihnc l.c Good Ordinary l0l3c; gloss receipts 100
exports caase bales sales, 800 bales spnnerS
pm iDsLrHI, Dee 7Cot,on quiet Mldfllng l2hc LOW
iddng II s Good Ordinary IIei net rece'ps o." oHoS
s',ti,Is Dec Cotton 6rnj Mddling. II 'ci receipts
2s7 bales shipments, 4J75 bales Saies -lOo OAi'S' S0~
HrGuSfl Dec 7Cotton arm, 1ldling. llc.i Low Mil
ding lO24O9c Good Ordinary lO@'OHci receips l''i
UIScSXAf Dec cotton steady Midding Il 'sc Log
= iIna II sr: Good Ordinary. 1O'-c; receipts 2 ll0
~ Shipments LIZ sales, s02 bales; stock l461J
ST LOUIS Dee 7-Cotton firm and unchanged Middlng
lla, Low Middlug. 7- Good Ordinary Sc; receipts
}1 Jales shipments l7BJ bales sales lSoO OaieS s'ooA
'i5,IsSiiIf Dee 7Co;ton firm Middlng II sc.
iIqOll2e; Low dddnng l1a ilse.: SSa y. ol,ty piF,ty
lO5a4lOc net receipts, ,SO2 ba eNIoatS Iot,' @
Lsl"s. sales s. 500 ba!es; stock, lO72G1 bales. -,
wv OREAS. pee. 7-COtton irmer some sales Sc lngh
err M6@Ps; SSi 2sec;cIp 555 bales gro 5s2i bales exports
70 France 1880 coastwse, SOlS baesj sales 30
Sty,NNAn Dec 7.-Coiion steady some asking higher
Mailing II se 10y is adas Sa@5 e1sSs GSS cotWse sl
6ales sales l,75O bales stotk W pa,e'' low MA
BooA Dec @ dC9It9n L,g 2liei nat Tedc 81 bales
% Gns i e. bacs: sales i25 bales; stock. ZOO bales
ItS@IiGct Low Middng lO7s'; Good Ordinary l0as0
Rel 4U2 bales export eoss'"lse lfAo o"eS
s'STSi Dec 2-Cotton active and nrm Mius II c
os Miing lle; Coca Ordinary, lOsi net receipts lalo
r exports coastse 4j9 bales sales 5000 bales stock
G6, ,S23 bales.
PRINTING CLOTHS MABKET
PnoyIDEvcI r. L. Dec. 7.-Nothmg doing in Printing
Cais difference in the views Of buyers and sellers as 10
future prices checks business
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN Markets.

rvraroo Doc 7-pOrt dun a. q 77' sSTTl %Sl'ST5 5
duh at 7O Bacon Cumberland cay aai hort Clear Sn at
a g a. a@.Sns aS is co.'s da 6ogG1; Az aq at PmS u
~ Mes' da a Fms VII wsstsn s iSay Taos
.rms CITY dun l2 @ Al lI5g SchqeseSAmeri nti
asn 91oes Trmsr a" a. o on dan at a. d. No
,se Gr% a; ,oS g. wSIs m a. los and ioO
for southern s IS % nr ia hardeumg Md
d,nr nS1ds G7,d Middls orleans Gasi; slS t t9ySo %
cas 9Ianfb "a 91 b,; C o. Which bales were
Fut res s dearcr uplaid9 10 L0 1ins Clause December
SSs Januarv dryey Gsdi Upands Low anhe IN ClT MI
TsbnaTy and Mqr@ dG'f snS March Si siySry ga14s
D. Low hs % spg clause March and April delivery G'g
Tpahd NdpE sP@se oiaSsS Mase ASTi TH aa May e
ery Goqd Upianda Low ins e1&Iss & ne" f6S GV iddnS
HosemsT aT md 2sSsS 4syanqf AMI bSesmbs s e UP
ands Low Middng clause new cro hiP co1se shipped
%snaIy sa Ssa TpalG1s ss s5S tSf Upand MiSng
clause shipped aud March s Fabray and March
L9T ss s dS Ssn sas o~ Mdng clause new crop shipped
NiS Roo a@S % sales e, GoSa DseSsSn GaSg haHs aHs
pyTn ~ Tow Miiliag CLAUSE January ana &
a1S Gn Sycs1 S91; % gRtndd dpsnd 1ddPs es9's May
delivery, 1issd Sr' I'd 81 Docembrr, sai Gl;
Upapis, Iow aiGng clause shipped D1
a Dec Mddng UrllpGs cGi,Sn Ssi
MiSg orleans CiiSl Up1ndS low Mams Mdns saSSe
Ap and My sySry S aa4 JaSnT sail 6OOd Of the
sale, oo bates SeTe AmcTjiss upsnds Cotton Low Nil
ain, cIaSe new erop shipped January anu Fe9Ly sh s
6sst.; Upands. Low Mddhng esu'e' "'" WY ''
rlIary aud March, sal, 6i s ,r,,a,ds Cation low Mid
Ar eia,.s sy,,rv ard February delivery 6rssn
Ia. MItiis clause shipped November and osoohSer S"
GT1sd - fot,on futurea weaker Up
lands Aihlng clause MArc1 nsd @ PetToeam 26s,d
gallon - - - ,rnitad stataa honda 1868
40. - ,.,ta sS,1eea ouote per cent
Rsnies lO4 35c tor tho seeo ,ho papt ~ Fp
LOyDoS. Dec Ia mThe & eaoa ns, ~ e ss The proportion
OF Bank Of England reserve 10 III also'S "''" -'
was % per cent 6ZSs per =, ,uuu vii
ar,Wn from he BANK OF England on balance '"-"S
1SS1os. Dec. "a nm-U. g. bonds 1858. los' neN
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
Granf Mining Co


TO give trithfil description Of to-day's stock
market require- pun less polite than emphatic'
As has been before stated, the dangerous point IN
the present speculation is Lake Shore Assuming
that the position Of the stock is not materially
changed from what it WIS last August, all the
movements and apparently large transactions which
from time time it has been duty to record are
easily explained. But upon any other hypothesis
the dealings in millions of shares within range Of
2 per cent cannot be accounted for. To-day this
stock opened at 556s, with an immense demand,
which carried its price quickly to 56o5. Up to
this point the most noticeable feature of the
trailing was the evident desire of the prin-
cipal buyers to pay as high q price as
pessble. Here was halt, and after
dull period reaction of 4 per cent, with an evident
inclination toward lower prices. But soon the Or
ders again came in to buy with such force that the
price was raised 10 81 after which II settled to o0
G56ss closing at the latter figure, after reported
transactions Of so 900 shares. Michigan central In
the meantime had only risen from 43A4 to 4512 ana
then settled off to 42ss9427s. Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western was used as it often before has
been. as an additional stimulant, and advanced
from 70ls07114, closing at 70sas after having de.
elned to 7Ola Finally, in the Late trade Centra OF
Hew-Jersey was advanced from 81 70 BIN. nhhois
Central was unusually active 2,45O shares Sell
Ing from 68@6Sl2 to 65i9066. Ibe uans-
actions in the remainder of tho list were
50 limited as scarcely TO require commeht
further than to remark that Northwestern
preferred did not improve in price on the announce
ment that the directors had declared "quadroon"
dividend-the previous one having been paid in
July. 1s73-cf pa per cent The statement sub
mittsd viii be found below. The miscellaneous
stocks. like Western Union, Pacific Mail. and the
expresSes were almost totally neglected The total
transactions aggregate 90,597 shares, of which
~ 800 were In Lake Shore, Michigan Central, and
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western. The final
changes from the closing prices Of yesterday are as
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
Gross earnings.
Davfaaufg from earn i
sB.673.65O S7,I17,4t. Dec.S4i3, 162
a7R1I0 SOS, ,8y2 Inc. I67, ,3Si

ON This showing the directors declared dividend on
the prefecd stock Of Dig per cent parable on the 22d
inst The transfers will close the 14th and reopen on
the Goth inst 1t will he that the gross earnings
are reported S27G377 less than for the corresponding
time of 1875 but the most noticeable feature IA the re-
ducti of 10 per cent in operating expenses amounting
to S4O7 We also fail TO discover IN tue report any
reference to proprietary roads, or the Po or oss
sustained by the operating OF them The report also
states that the floating debt OF the company has been en-
tirely paid or After the meeting had adjourned Mr.
President Keep asked how the money had been OBJ
tainei to pay of the floating debt ana what additional
amount of the cOmpanys bonds had been Issued ana sofa
since June 1, to which he replied that TINS statement
.s NO, a reoular annual report and such matters
not ouebed upon" query concerning the condition
OF the several sinking funds of the company, Mr. Keep
confined his -epy the statement that the sinking
lpd for the consolidated gold bonds was full up 10 the
Requirements OF the contract
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

Tn State bonds the transactions were limited, IN
cluding Arkansas Us at 81, North Carolina Old os al
I'LL. Tennessee old mt ~, and new at 43l2.
City bank shares sold as follows: Merchants, llS:
Mechanics 40, ana Fourth National, 96l2.
Railroad bonds were firm and IN falr lnyestment
demand. Milwaukee and st. Paul. l. and NJ. Divis,
ion sold at 95 against 93 yesterday. Toledo ana
Wabash st. Louis Division, sold at 77D7S.
The earnings OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway for the fourth week in November were:
1876 ....... .$lO6,903 76 lS75.-...-.. $3.50 90
Mr. s. A. Joseph to-day rcadinitted 10 men,
beTship of the Stock Exchange.
The following securities were sold at auction at
the Exchange Salesr0Oms:
1910 1rst mortgage bonds Of The Carolina Central Ran
road Company. --;.; 10
q $50 second mortgage income bonds Of the Carolina
Railroad Company thc iOt
al ,1GS Deyr SeT T ee,f % gold bonds % 5Ola
sS0U - ,oSP, Ps; inoTlsae Der cont gold bonds - 3s
@5OO tItesapcake and Ohio Railroad Company first
mortgage per cent gold sinking fund bonds -
Wisconsin ka lrOId company hfst mort
gage uer cent gold sinking fund bOIds .-. bZ'I
s2OuO NewOrlcans Mobile aud IeXas ltalI9ah Com
pauy first mortgage per cent sinking fund bonds
$1,000 Kansas Pacific Railroad Company hr-t mort -
gage tDonver Extaln0nl per cent gold b0nds-,-. 81
600 sioux City aud st. PSul lddif0ad company hfst NJ
nOrtgags per cent gold lan1 grant DOhu %
81 90 Pulassi County, Illinois, per cent bonds, IS ~,
10 Vncennes iaiirOad company o.
on COunty, Illinois, per cent bonds, H.
snrd 10 The Cairo and NiuCrnnes Railroad Company. olg
900 shares Boston, Hartford and Erie RailrOah Com
N shares National Ozcns' Bank. ll3a
10 shares Irving National Bank l5OSi
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
The following table of prices Of the prominent
gold and silver mining shares. as received by tele-
graph from San Francisco is furnished by William
Ward Tlrexel Building. All prices are III gold:

The cable reported quiet condition of affairs In
the London market. COnsos were shade hrmer.
closing at 93lSle against 98'SD83st yesterday.
Unitel States bonds were steady except for 1868
later lost the advance while the latter were weaker
and closed ut 1854 against lOo LOG at the close
Yesterday The specie in the Bank of England de-
creased csc 600 for theweek ending yesterday. the
Droportion OF reserve to liabilities being OBS per
cent as against 53ls per cent last week. To-day
f53, 600 was withdrawn from the bank on balance,
The minimum rate of discount remains at
1O4,25. The specie IN the Bank OF France
increased 502S.000 francs during the past week.
Al Frankfort, United States new tives advanced to
IOllo. The sterling exchange market here was
Suief and in tone weak, although there was no
6specal change in rates. Gold opened steady at los
01O8ls but afterward became weak and declined TO
IO7Bs, closing at 1073l. In gold loans the rates
Treasurer paid out in coin interest $24 1000, ana
S49I 900 in redemption of called bonds. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared $50 1876 900; gold balances 81 ,535,O2S
currency balances, 81 G77611. The gold quotations
were as follows o ,o-,
l23O...-....lOlSf 20 3uO..--'-....-lO'S
iO30.........1077si 2.0O..........iO7@'
Money was in good supply to-day and borrowers
on call were accommodated at 4IDo per cent. Rates
for commercial paper remain as last quoted. he
limited States Treasurer at Washington received to-
dav $500 900 national bank notes for redemption;
The customs receipts were 5000 000 and the internal
revenue receipts 100000. The following is the
Clearing house statement to-day: Currency eN-
changes S64, ,793, 1856; currency balances, $3,-
O61 ,03S gold exchanges, $10,241 1866; gold bal
ances 81 ,465, 800. Government bonds were larry
active and prices declined lS0 Ss per cent IN SYM
pathy with gold. We annex the latest street
quotations .,
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

at $50 baga OF which 100 Maracabo 1888 jamaica pig
Mexican and 265 savanla also. 81 81 mats JaVa .oVo
boes Sauto Domingo have been shipped 70 fnisp:
General quotations follows; Rfo ordinary csrgoee
16Le DO, fair 1S0iSl4c. do good eo ni "a
29e: Singapore l7Glsc; Ceyon 10 dlsc MaIscaoo ia
Domingo i4iaGi5c Porto Rico Costa hica "
aloe: Mexican l70lSc.: Manila lGl2Bl7 Angostn 10
Sc savanlla l6alsc. Curacao. 520l6 &C. all So i'r
invoices. x..,a- ,r ra
sp0nse IN Liverpool but there was cS ,a
epte business The receipts at the ports were ZstL
45S bales this day last week. anu ZSt paos
day last year total since Sept were p
I5Sl34S period Last year Inc S
were 23 bales which A25 last evening inclunlng
for EXPORT 9 for home consumption, and 40 Tor
the 100 bales toarvc; 100 bales Were The
contract, 200 bales beng free on board at oa'eo
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

follows: Advances-Pacifc Mail ls; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi and Western Union. each IL Central and
Hudson, 80; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
and American Express each l2 Lake Shore and
Central of Hew-Jersey. each 7s; and horrs and Es-
sex, l. Decliues-Wabash and Michigan Central,
each Il St. Paul. %; Delaware and Hudson, q; and
Illinois Central, 2s per cent. An accident compeis
to omit usual table showing the range OF tho
market, but tho following were the closing quota
finfla.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
THE MARKETS.
[CarefuIIv reported tor rgx rmBuN,.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY, Dec. Z, 1873.


AeyTI1sThe demands only moderate ana lNe prices
we're at -. for Pots and 0ste Ier feaa ~
was ouiet and firm at previous prices uS
stoek Of Brazil nt All ports 70 2212S baS o o. az sSy9n
49, hsre 68l bags Baltimore. ana 4OOu DaR ~ ~
aR the sales Bfz here for week pss nav ge ~ ,s
bags made ~ a ns ,e,tsrly however
fsart areay note the se have reacnea yy zoo % ns,s
Voy mats singapore G753 bags MafacaDo zosy psS 5s
ssvra $50 bags saRfo Domingo 9oI pses % n,oeS
kuay and 30 bags jamaica, all witln hc guoeu
bsn me aocK OF Mild tooe was stated early In the day
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
FISK g. HATCH.
Dluloeno Motiees.

OFFICE OF TIE cossoLIDATIoE Coal Coal coMfASr, % ,o oE
MARYLAND, no. II BROADWAY, NBWYoRk, Dee o, 1910
Al A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
n directors, held this day. DIVIDEND OF 90 PEI
CENT declared the Capital Stock payaOe on anu
The Transfer Books will o'clock Dec. 30,
anu i'OP''' VII --' --'e II. c. HICKS, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
Business Ghanres.

TANCY BAKERY Splendid location on
J. B'way; good business retiring $40 Broad.st
EOR SALE-Partners share in a well-estab,,,
shed SCHOOL Of SO paying pupils no aeS1S U.s.. snaH M
death Of relative Address SCHOOL, Tribune Uptown Olce
l,23 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
STAINED.
mary 10 Low Middling.,.
Good Ordinary.

sTSt fnrs Good oGsRarT saTd there was modertc business
sec advance Sales yesterday after M. sna i,,eS
Frst % %caBeeember 500 n iith i2,.c March zoo
qy 3c Jmb le9 lS:S Total 'Gtal fSa Daies SSC
sales M 10 D. m,December 400 l27s2ci 300 lz4G
J. or f2oasc 500 f2c; 500 2sc 300 i2ici Januadl 9n5
i2sac; 200 l2isc February 100 l2Ssse; March n SOv
l2s4c; iuO 122s ssc: 800 l2sscj 800, l22'32 !OH - u
April g o. 2i5,sc total 1420o bales grand total lo''oo
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
Ney.York, Nov
WANTED.
Banking Gouses ano Banksrs
FISK g. HAT CHa
BANKERS,
No. s NAssAU-sT., NEw-YoRK.

We give particular attention to DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET RATES.
and are prepared sell In large small
amounts. all classes OF investors Orders 0y mall or
telegraph will receive careful attention.
We shall be pleased 10 furnish information In reference 10 all
matters connected with investments in Government Bonds
We also buy and sell GOLD and GOLD COUPONS, COLI
LECT DIVIDENDS, and TOWN, COUNTY. and STATE
COUPONS &C. and buy and sell on COMMISSION all MAR
KETABLE STOCKS AND BONDS.
In our BANKING DEPARTMENT we receive deposits
and subject draft aud allow interest to be cred
tied monthly on balances averaging oEthe month from $1,000
10 al the rate OF three per per snnum and on ba
ances averaging 600 al the rate of four per cent
FISK g. HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

nye 1854 Paris advices quotes cent rentes at lo
Csc. for tho account.
LosDos Dee $3.50 mConsols 9slsIs for both rncDsy
and the account Refined Petroleum 81 as2lad saiS
Spirits Turpentne 296d30 cwt
PaRs Dec THE specie IN the Bank OF France has in
creased 8, ,02S, ,000L during the past week -,
FRANKFORT Dec 7.Unted States bonds new hyes lOlis
ANTWERP Dec. 7-Petroleum, Ill for Fine Pale Ameri-
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
DentisIrp

nR.T. G. WAIT, No As East 23d-st, near
~ Madison ave. is the only Gsc DENTI In the city
who performs every kind OF dental Operation az low
Tir, beautiful Rose Pearl Sets $l5 $40: best Rubber
slO 20 Gold and Plana $40 20 Sl5. Teeth gngged IN
sureIior manner from - upward CAL ami examine lseIe
cnce. Rev DR. Crosby. DIs. Ralsey, Budd Weir Glcrs
Janyrin. Baldwin, and Howe.