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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20

lating to India There is yet to be
scene at Windsor Castle. There has al
ready been one, if gossip is correct. 1t
is said that the prime minister found the
Princess Beatrice pouting, and even
moist-eyed, because he had certified par
lament that the new title would not af-
feet the children of her majesty. Some
of her friends had already addressed
notes to her, inscribed "TO her regal and
imperial highness." And now she
would have to correct them-it was toe
bad! Disraeli tried to console 'Trix
well as he could, but at latest dates sh
was anything but happy.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20
POOR PRINCESS HEArRrcE.

y. ID. Conway, in his la.t London let
to the CinciDsatf cem1A.-cial, gives
following gossip re lati->-ta tins .oval
lilly:
II i. well known that tie main inter
i which the queen had in the new title
a. the addition it would make to her
andeur in Europe, and Disraeii is at
his wit's end to discover some way in
which her ambition in this respect may
be- gratified, in consistency with his
pledge, that the word Empress shall
b compressed in all state papers not re
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20

desired the doctors might have here an
other Alexis Saint Martin, upon whom
DR.. Beaumont made his valuable physi-
illogical experiments, for by continuing
the use of the caustic a passage into the
stomach could be kept open with little
danger to the patient.
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Notice to Subscriber.

Attention is called to the arrangement made
whe, eby any subscriber to this paper Told newt
may obtain FREE, copy of that household treasure
-Hodgmans Family Album, the retail price OF which,
as sold bv agents. is SIS 90. Read the advertisement
in another column ; and if you send for copy, do
fail to cut out the advertisement and forward it
with your name, this arrangement costs us some
thing, and is designed for the sole and exclusive
benefit of our subscribers,
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20

The tenth annual report of the
board of church extension of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, for the year 1875,
has just been issued. The board was Or
ganized in 1864 and incorporated in 1865.
The first appropriation was made in
1866. Since this beginning there have
been collected and disbursed $959, 973.42,
of which sos, 541.33 have been received
by collections, ETC., and disbursed Cless
the expenses of administrator by dona-
tons to churches; and $3.50, 1920 have
been received by special offerings to the
loan fund, and have been loaned to
churches, in accordance with the plan
on which the fund is founded. During
1875 the total receipts amounted to 1852,
271.62, and 29O churches were added.
That Methodism should spread and
prosper in the way it has been doing for
the last half century ceases to become a
matter of surprise when we come to fully
recognize its Unborn habits of push and
promptness. Methodists don't know
what failure is, or at least they won't
put up with it if it threatens harm. Mr..
Daniel Drew's unfortunate collapse, for
instance, would be sufficient to try most
of our denominations very sorely at this
time, but our friends of the "rousemcnt"
persuasion, nothing daunted, have taken
the bull by the horns, and Drew semi
nary, we may depend upon it, will not
be allowed to suffer. Then there is
Wesleyan University ON the Connecticut
which for three or four years past, GER
tainly, has been in the way of furnishing
Methodist pulpits with some healthy,
vigorous, wholesouled preacher-hard
pressed for funds. 1t has only needed
an appeal from its president to bring
subscriptions from half dozen sources,
and already it is proposed to endow the
college with halt million. Or, COM
ing to individuals, if MI. Drew fails
here, some one else rises there to help re-
pair the damage, as in the case of Mr..
Stout, bank president of this city, who
gives eighty Thousand dollars in equal
parts to the two crippled institutions
mentioned. The methods of Methodism
have a touch of worldly vitality about
them, and that is secet of their sue
cess; not the only one, of course
Christian Union.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20

CHAPPED hands, face, pimples, ring
worm, saltrheum, and other cutaneous affec:
lions cured and rough skin made soft and
smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. Be care:
full to get only that made by Caswell, Hazard
& Co, New York, as there are many imita-
tons made with common tar, all OF which
are worthless
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20

THE ENORMOUS WAsTAGE Of grain, 50 4
scah other styles Of Threshers, can be SAVED
Improved Machine, aUfcieat, on eyezy job, 10 md
pay all expenses Of threshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIA
like seeds are threshed, separated, cleaned an
as easily and perfectly as Wheat, Oafs, Rye or
AN EXTRA PRICE ia usually paid for gr|
seeds cleaned by this machine, for extra ceanli|
IN THE WET GRAIN Of 1875, these were
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run viii
or economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect
sChea others utterly failed.
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting q
lions, such as "Endless Apron" "RaddIes, II
"Pickers," etc, are entirely dispensed scik le|
one-haf the usual Gears, Belts, Boxes, and u
easier managed; more durable; light running
ly repairs; no dust; no" itterings" to clean
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAISERS who al
In the large saving made by It will not empI
rior and wastefuf machines, but will izsist
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 9, 8, 10 and Il
Powers. Also q speciality OF SEPARATIONS, \
and made EXPRESSLY FOB STEAM POWER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, viz:
proved "Triple Gear" and our "Spur Speed
bury Styie), both " Mounted on Josr wheels.
IF INTERESTED in Threshing or Grain
apply to our nearest Dealer, or write to us for .
ted Circular (sent free), giving full particulars
Styles, Prices, Terms, etc.
Nichols, Shepard d q
t RATTLE CREEK
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20

DECIDEDLY the best remedy that has
ever been discovered for rheumatism, swollen
or stiff joints, flesh wounds, sprains, bruises,
cuts, and burns, is Johnson's fnodyne Lini-
ment. We use it, and always recommend it
to our friends.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20

THE great Empire of Brazil, with a
splendid map of South America, is ex-
haustively treated of in the AMERICAN
CYCLoPKDIA, together with a special
notice of the life of the Emperor, Dom
Pedro II. This great work is nearly
completed, the last volume being in press.
The cost of this immense undertaking is
over $3.50, 900, exclusive of paper, print
ing, and binding. The publishers, d.
Appleton & Co., New Work, supply the
work in monthly or bi-monthly volumes
when desired. They will supply speci-
men pages, on application, gratis.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20

Ar our request Cragin & CO., of Phil
adelphia, Pa, have promised to send any
of our readers, gratis ION receipt of Is
cents to pay postage), a sample of Dob
bins Electric So6p to try. Send at once
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20
An Old. Tried Friend,

For twenty years TUFTS Pills have proven the
friend of the invalid, and through all the changes
of that period tens of thousands still stick to their
old fr nd and as many more are daily testing their
virtues
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20
The Wondeas of Modern Chemistry.
Sarsdparilian and Its Associates.
Changes as Sem and Felt as They Daily
Occur afr Usfng a Few Doses of
DR. RAILWAYS
SarsaEariIlian
Resolvent,
THE GRE9r BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE GREAr BLOOD PURIFIER.

msanehoiy; increassand Hardness Of flesh and mus
oa Strength .sssas sggste relish xha f f.
sestion cain and usturbed sleep. awaken fresh and
DissppesIapee.e spgts. blotcbes, pimples the skir
water pssses ss1g fre@ the sIadder tRroneha
urethra without pan.r scaidng little no sedimen
Ma e II s Hs say g.
e1hhated the ssersins glands and functional bar
yellow tinre u white tho eyes. and the
fhs 1s s sna Of the skin changed to 'ear
s .s sr sen s s %
ssfy tbs Sdsh Ragn from the Ings ALT
Frequency 5@s ' sensra II sTenxts
feeling q ssIou on tse ea
shsSldsss: q cold and ehiils, sense of
asss % ana XII these
s slsaas s s ss
n health thrill E M d
nisish. and al fesssa snd impure deposits. nodes
tSe nn.ennd mac ra sand and healthy ulcers
serss. syphsc soes chronic skin diseases gradually
q cases whs the system has been saiisated and
pal TIE .assssssa saPssParas
esusias carries + Sc bones eEst. spinal
iii Fin is:SIss these Ss
poss and sxtminate the Virus OF the disease from Iof
thnss who aze taking these medicines the cure
of Chronic, Scrofulous Eyphtc diseases, however
SLOW mAs bethe feel better, and ind their gen
eral hs1lth their esh and weight increaslns
pr = ssfs TENT a |
better worse-tb Of disclose Is not inactive
not arrested and driven from the blood It viii spread
:sd tss "a the a
S hg AZ. ySr s grow better ana H.
Tho great power Of this remedy is In diseases that
threaten DEATHS in Consumption of the Lungs and
Tuberculosis Phthiss, Scrofula, Syphilod Diseases,
Wasting Degeneration, and liberation of the Kidneys
Diabetes Soppage of Water (instantaneous relief at
fored where have to be used thus doing
with the painful operation Of using these nsrunent
dssolvin9 stone in the bladder and in all cases OF In
Examination Of the Bladder and Kidneys, in Chronic
cases of Leucorrhea and Uterine diseases
In fuors. nodes hard Jumps and syphil0id ulcers in
dropsy and throat ulcers and In tubercea
of the lungs in gout dyspepsia, rheumatism, ricketts,
in mercurial deposst Is In these terrible forms O.
disease, where the human body has become complet-
wherein this great remedy challenges the astonishent
end admiration Of the sick 1t Is in such where
all the pleasures of existence appear cut on from the
unfortunate and by its wonderful almost supernatural
agency, 1t restores the hopeless to life and new
where this great remedy stands alone In Its
In the Ordinary skin diseases that every OF
few bottles IN the more aggravated forms, work
m3nent
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should purchase
. package CONTAINING one dozen bottles. Price $40
per dozen, S3 per half dozen bottles 81 Ger bot
tie. Sold BY druggists.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20

WE should not hesitate to recommend
to any friend of ours Parsons Purgative Pills
they are scientifically prepared, and are
adapted to all the purposes of good pur-
gative medicine
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20
,EfEDYFoR sORE-BAcKED HORSES.

Prepare wash Of vinegar. one quart !;
laudarum, half an ounce; sugar of lead,
four drachms; mix and apply three or
four times a day. The bruised part
should be washed with warm water and
-carbolic soap every morning, and well
dried before the lotion is applied. The
saddle sllould not be put on his back
until the wounded part is healed
Turf, Field and Farm.
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weekly MARKET review.

Flour quiet superane, s5. Cornmeal-,steady
per busheI oats-steady !; mixed, soc; ~hite, sc
per bushel. Hay--Easy choice western, $24- Ba-
con (packed) firm. Shoulders, 9Hc. Lsrd-Easier.
Cofiee-Firmer; ordinary &c; java &c R ooo-
gal.
NEW ORLEANS.
sugar-Cemmon, re; fair, SIC; prime, &c
cheice, &c. Noasses-reboiled common 35c; fair,
42c; prime to choice, 55c Flour-Superfne, S.25
double extra 4.25; treble extra, $50; choice and
family, $50. Corn dull choice white. Coo. Oats
dull and lower: ordinary St. Loais, ssc; choice
Galena, 44c. Hay dull PRIME 100. fran, 75c.
Pork dull mess, 1925 Dry salt meats, 81 to l21c.
Bacon quoted 125zc. Lard-Tierce, packers. 1870;
refined, 1876; key 141ac. Rice-Common to prime
Louisiana, &c. Whisky-Rectifed, LIZ. Coffee
Ordinary to prime, 161 to 19c.
CINCINNATI.
Flour steady. Wheat dull weak and lower, l. Is.
Corn dull and lower, soc. Oats quiet but steady,
43c Pork quiet, 21.75 Lard inactive, steam at 13e
kettle, 13s<c. Bulk meats frmer, 115Sc. Bacon
quiet, 12a4c. Whisky, 1.07
Flour quiet-Extra, 400; fancy, $50. Wheat
qxiet but steady, 1.3o. Corn firm, 4Sc Oats scarce
and firm, 43c. Hay dull, 800 Provisions stronger
and tending upward. Pork, 22.5O. Bulk meats,
81 to 11szc. Bacon, 91s to 12s4c. Sugar cured
hams. 15c. Lard-Tierce, lac key, 15c. Whisky,
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20

VEGEY is composed of roots, banks
and herbs. is very pleasant to take; every
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20
ECCLESIASTIC1L.

1t was long ago discovered that
a national debt is blessing; and now
child of light comes forward and shows
how church debt may be blessed to the
good of the society. He says: awe
have a debt on our church. It has
been there for long time. 1t will
doubtless be there for a long time to
come. When we are asked to contribute
to any object, we refer to the debt. 1t
has thus saved us a great deal of money
more than the debt itself, many times
over."-Lndependent
The record of Baptist liberality in
the United States during the last hun
dred years, as made up by the Rev.
George w. Anderson, presents very
large aggregates. The following are the
items:
Houses of worship. $50 ,229, 221
Home missions Observation-Disclosures. 5000, 900
General and ministerial education IL ,OOO,OOO
Sunday-schOols ................. 1900, 900
Publication society. 866,O57
Foreign missions. 5000, 600
Bible society. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Total. $75, O95, 27s
II
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70 x.sEp FLIES FROM HoHsEs.

TO NJEP FLIES FROM HORSES.
Battle be hide with strong ley made
from CARD SOAP. A few applications
Of this VII kee the flies away. Kcro-
senc is still mA efectual, if the odor
from it is not ofcfsive.-Turf Field and
kr.Z
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20

that leak are costly property. You cam,
them. The damage to your housed cropl
results from one storm, is often more than
of putting your Barn roof in order. The yeaI
of agricultural machinery and Implements
from leaky roofs on outhouses, would More
the cost of roofing every shed, CRIB and stere|
your farm. Your St ok suffers from the drill
your stabIe-roof. and the necessity of their
wet stalls. These evils affect property, bl
your house-roOf leaks it is worse yet; them
departs, and you have a garnet full of pals
to catch the steady streams; there are wet
and failing plaster; there is spoiled furnits
bedding and rheumatism; there is the nnxi
wearied with running upstairs to guard
new leaks; it is decay, and ruin. d PROPERTY
You cannot AFFORD II. sur Slate Roofing III
end your difficulties and make your ROOF
tight. For roofs, our Rubber Roofing |
cred with Slate Roofing Paint will give sa
to any one. For full Information in regard
mage 1 Book Which Il tree f iii Mc write S al
mention this newspaper. Address, N. n.
ROO ElNli CO., LIMITED, Z Cedar Sire
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20

OOIlVN MA1SNA u 4 Ce
ALvEsToN.-Market weak at 12c.
NEW ORLEAxs.-Market easy at 12c.
MoBILE.-Market weak at lie.
SAvANNAH.-Market dull at 12c.
NEW YoRK.-Market easy at 81 13-16c.
MEMPHIs.-Cotton sitter, middling, 12c.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-05-20
CHOICE RECIPES.
EATER PUDDING.

One quart of milk, four eggs, six spoon
fuls-of -four, little salt; bake twenty
minlIfes
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

Mddllng Ii sc Ordinary io'c.i net receipt 2Ss
NEwoHIEays Aug l0.-Cotton firm; MiddDnp IL sc; :
Low MdiIng lie; Good Ordinary, 9sc net receipts ~
bales gross bales; e1poria 10 Great Irtsn Zts4 1es
cOastwise 254 baes sses go bales; stock 59ZL alee
MRNPHis Aug. lO-CottOn hrn Mlddlne Sc receipts
~ shipments 27 bales sales 700 ba,s STOCK l5oso
bales. -, -,
lidding 1850 Good Ordinary &c not receirs III oaiesi
exports coaStwiso 1j6 bales sales, - baes STOCK 4W
NORFOLK Aug lo-Cotron quiet niddhns lie; net re
csip 43 bales exports cosstwise, 3oz Daes' shoN 90
bsles stock l,470 bales. ..,,,
WHASGToS. Ang Cotton dun and easier; d.ddlinH
llc Low Mddng, l0iec.; Good Ordinary 34c stock 'zS
tlles - so,
GALVESTON Aug. l0.-Cotton Arm; offerings light y; Mid
ding II Sc. Low Mddling. l03ic. Coed Ordinary 9nsc
net receps So bales gross e3 baies; saea 800 bales;
CTvlYYkT1 Aug lO-Cottop strcng Middlng. II |c. Low
Midipg tssc Good Ordinary 9oc receipts 2f2 bAess
Shipments IO bsos: sales 434 bales STOCK, 9GSS bales
IoUsyILLg, Aug. lO.-COtt0n nrn Mdling. ~ &C.
ST LOUIS, Aug. iO.-Cotten arm MlGdliDk ii re. Low
Mlddn. lO1c; Good Ordinary, c receipts, 20 bales
shiptn II bales Sales 80 bales stock, 173 baes
rogIIE Aug IO.-CoJtos nrn; Mid,ng, II i2c Low Mid
ding 1OLac Ordinary 99c. not receipts, IL baies;
sales. 50 bales. stock 4.lp bales. .. 80.
BtLriMoaY, Aus l0.Cotton firm; MicdhnR, llssc; Low
40 bales sales. lO6 bales, stock. i,077 oaes
CHARLESTON, 10Cotton tim; dfdihng, ii sc Low
Mddlina 20 &C.; Ordinary. S'4c receipts ~
bales exports cossYe, 26l oaies sales % bales stock
2,ZiS bales. .,,n, ,a, -
Mdalinc &c Good Oliuarv, lO'2c net recepts, Zu1
bales gross 3Si bales stock. ll.655 beies
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
THE STATE Of TRADE.
II-nlnE lAnI,E.rN

fi7xgroot Aus. Iot23D ?. motion ~ nrn Aildllng
n Aus 4l. Hdtgg OIcaas B's; sales. 900 bale 8
irrl.ulug fHr speculation auu export reCtipS = tuV
sa- 4. American Iutrrrs et cheaper; sn.es D N'dchrE
'p.t,ds. MGdux clause. August and september do
ive.y lsdi do do" september aud coIoJct delivery
LSaro0l Aug I0-Iyg p. ross, SO b1L Tor Primo
fi,saroof Ang lO-2 p m.-Srirt. 1urpcuunr steady at
1, t.Iur.,l Ho-q st,.iy 10 LIId C. steady al -.
r, American Cu.c" steady Al 4S6 Hr'aGstuHs re duh
LIFI.iul. Nug. IO13J p. Eyf lie salcs OF Cotton 10
lAy. a. ltl.- Wrrp AuIt rtai.
.trf.,U, Aux. lu-J p. 1h.-~les q Mliiing Upllnds
Cotton Low AlLug .sa-a. ~cptcmle and yCtopr delivery
% ,f .a rs ui NDN ,lUp MMt.ng DVsidi. Low Kidding
clause shipped october aud November Uer sa 10 o.l,'
IlyE0ruol, Auy 4J-3.AO p. Cotton futures duH {
sa- MHdr To- auGs Low Mti!ng clause, October aud
.,u. sut. o. delivery %, ri-i.
Isuus Aug 10 - 80 n uAmericsn securities inactive
tna-.,s g. y FOR uuoncy sud The account
Iasuus. Auy lV-l.so y. w-tInso.S. 9tllls Tor both
~lry tuo account Paris asiccs quote tNo per ,eh
i.elT-. % LIfk - ~. tor the account
LpsuOs. Aug. 10 43J ?. ntCu5O 9D'Is tor bOt money
AMI fls ..CDIpt
GLAND ia. Increased s2i'.DDo during TIE !2si week
fUSlos. Als. lNo3J p. mlho pi".Ortl'h % TIE Ban<
~ u.uI reserve 1 liability. which itst Nrtt was oI per
r.u N now per Too amount ot bullion gone into
tlo iIaus ~ England GA s1auco today }, t27i,0OO 900
d ctiiHg 'uu.lnuu GO,i'4 '.~5h.
PANS huc To- Tho specie il the Ban& q France mas da
orrlscd .u- 10 t francs daring the past week
F.,NL s0E. Aug 10 nitct states Bulds, New Fiyes
1924
TT1IN. !4-Irn specie Iu The Imperial Bank Oi OIui.
many has Increased 5:iJ,ODO marks during the past week
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
cURERNCf PAl1R.

At the Western and Southern cities, Ncw-Ycrk ox-
change rules in favor Of this city, and is quoted in
detail below Savannah, Il premium. Charleston.
scarce lsQl4 premium. s.. Louis, 80 premium
New-Orleans commercial IA bank, ~. Chicago, 80
premium; and Cincinnati, tar demand 50 to 100
premium The United States Treasurer to-day re-
ceivod $6s0.O0O Nationa! bank notes for redcmp-
ton. The Customs receipts at Washington to-day
wers 100000 Tho Internal Rev cnue receipts
footed mp 100000. The following is the Clearing
house statement to-day Currency exchanges, $i6,
234.GS4; currency balances, 81 40i, ,020; gold ex-
changes, $7330.177; gold balances, S655,33O.
United States bonds wore barely steady but con-
trary 10 tie OF gold, bet the biddngs while
lower little were scarcely reduced. Tho transsc-
tions arc almost entirely for Investment account
very little speculative interest being taken in the
market There were sales to-day Of registered skies
Of 1SSl at 1874 coupon ditto at l20la; coupon
per cents of 1867 at i19s, ard coupon new fves at
1T. United States currency skies. issued 10 the
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
GENERAL MARkLT REPORT.

tn aDfl. Nug lN, lNs'k
AGVF--1lcrr only small bt-lrs ~ lio lAl" hHu'e
u, tlt0 be- for Iuis. ard G-c. 'or Pearls.
,Dtrtf- generally quiet bdt'. ana
rrc, were furit depressed, oi nnnip iJnihsp low
ever 90 ar- .Dd at lic Eod3 300 bagt intr p'hEo
t,y, r,y iiriur 'hr past ta Ia when iiAH mere
nav. ,cu sale de- c yi!oEs p tr cttrnt % NlHL
,,.fs Ieat MAfariul s9n bags Nsril aud 80
baaH ara. n The stock OF mt grades va, H'te, Al GiJ
ltg. urlldp- 1850 Crylpn. 13I2 bags Mdia'abp
md l. {,.r5 ~ unyra. quiet ud unchanged 20
rs trou.pfc The stock here rG on hEr 4bl Al the
ortp i3 Gi hag- whica q iU2 Baltimore. 6rnrru
q,ojaipas KO-Drliu.ty cCrgOr' l||a!5c ftr u''
H. .;a4c GOOD do Itul7.r, Prime 90, li'.fll & -
trIue rluga or lots Qsc Jayr-haia 20 q2jr sing
apoge lsOr. Coyon 10 q~lecj Nr.aoAo, IA Ilb 'io a
rIlTa GLlaI1t Tamaica, l,diSr. 1iui1 Domingo Ia
IL tc POr,0 Rico lGLYiSc tcs,a cN. lC@l-l' MnAica
IJgalB B,2c, Manila - 4dIG hnsJaura lJ1l' Eti "a
vanilla, - Sc. CufAeoa. - Che, all gold ,,
tOIlOS-IAc IfaIkrs tho got quiot, ti'dth
tho
72i ba,r ia,t evening including 5t3 20
35S for speculation. There 400 DlH
delivered Don't acts The demand Tor home consumption
showed falling o. aud there absence or business ui
export his and nui aEd Liverpool market had de-
pressing effect here lbe following merely nominal quo
LII
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

"Moru came sndwent, and came again, sstil tuo
OF the money market, tho supply Of capital oAerlig
Tor use being as excessive now month ago. On
demand loans daily engagements are made at .
and per cent ami exceptions at /, Oh the usual
Stock Exchange collateral the latter being also the
charge TO the dealers in United States A aontiuu-
p the prevailing ease is probable for the next
fow weeks, and the fact that money il accessible for
the rest of the year at i per cent does not argue
fayora0y FOR IN expected healthy renewal o. bus-
ness" even during the process of moving the crops
20 the seaboard. The same duness exists in tie
discount market the demand for chosen names cx-
ceedlug the supply, which is notorouay limited.
The following q basis OF rates furnished by lead
il mote -brOkcrg:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Npy YOrK Aug lO-REEyEs-Ai iyts 10 .ay iol cars at
rcrs.y ttv lpd ear AZ sNtis st. making lb5l tr" is
4 ,nly u, rru stock ON sale lot tput
4ts carried ht1 slI l'gvI huluct 70
total receipts SINCE is' athiiltS ~
giH .aus gtS for the time lha Mo's 1la
r te week rutng liJl rms Is I ap W to
.nif,gcuts ~ the market Tho Sl1gnnis 90 tuc PoS'l
Wiil amount io '"o h",lV u' .iii
,f our could lhe lHrIt ~ ~,
Yesterday. rinry depressed marx, onb ~ - W.T.
rls OF butchcrs % saiesten suppose you Nolln D'
,lai t.ga offered yesirilly i h9io ,I ui
I'm uor,ry i'm them for they literally True I'irtnS
ti" t, nriter future on account Of u lighter ILn 70
1cd for tomorrow ,nd Monday some oi .n' Sa'uo Moe
lnrksd up At least was thought 10 Dc LS1loss
q, try md sell one Wautci
NO no,i,ed heavy steers on rising iloV 10
o, of them held from Monday IN hor1s Di Sety some
bipR IKE cost sold al oc SO ~ Then there "eto IoNs sou
yw 10 6,e IS yCsL which IL the lowest point to hihAihg
n allO nnces eNtrayagant o1ptcslons to
ouum mi lDttn teatile utalor' t .,o % e'
was the hardest ho had eyrr seem Ets st t1e eh
tramry Iow rates butchers did not want to ~ o9O Oi
e is tre bought Atock for future nso anu ,s Us sonI
n vii oe hard make sudden upWsiu luIn "
should s b. held back Sundry additlonal uors eou e
been hero todry n wanted We average tbe 1atue SOFA o
al about s, many of thom being tOioo 1olpkee
and Tera, sold att al 9c De- 90 10 sppeain
e limit for :a natives True there were "a sol"
An four ,ma iota cattle Of about Loo 40 ~
an6 10 head at l0c but pcitcf Oi tos" o vi any
account 40 far as he general market vert ,o--~,
Thr drovrrs were SO for \. w Auoion or ~
Maria 10 ears JOynt SiDpson ears notnsoiu VV.i
scars o H. Role; cara, ID. MCPHERSON carA hso Wv
with 3 and two car lots - ,,.,,.r,on an tns,.,.