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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-16
Masonic Directory Tor Fayette County
OhB0, for the Year IS7S.
pAr1rrE LODGE, 80. lo7, p. &AM-

FAYEFTE LODGE, 10. 107, P. a A. n
OFFIcKRs.-H L. Robinson, w. Ms Z. > 9hy-
der s. W.; 4. J. Lindsey, y. Wf y. H11tH - q
Treasurer. B. H. Afillikan, Secretary n: T.
Browne S. D.. H. D. Rufaell- y. d. y. \ Sftl- .
ming. Jesse Arnold, Stewards; VIM. H. hsinileL'
1Tvler. Mills Gardner Mast. Ger; r. A. togi
oys-gs,,,isf. ii - patterson, Chaplain. Prudential
Committees. r Johnson l. e MaAl0"s ~ : ~
wangler.
BLoOauNGBURG LODGE 40. 44s, p 4 A. =.
tDPFEoERs.-A b. Elliott, ". NJ: lllan slaE1z,
8 W. Wm N. Jones, j. w; > n axseofft e ~
feP,. Henri fasev. treasurer Chas sleupe, S.D.s
Ioa,u n Brown j. D.: Wn. Noble Nnn. SquAefs
stsvarss; j. n Adams Chrplaini L.. Delengef-
Tyler. Prudential s0IallAtSes--o- d. AAy ?, SoAh
W Rodgers, Harry Crow
PROFESSIONALLY LODGE No- 46s P. A. n.
oFF4eFns.-J W Roebuck, w. NJ; G. L. Bush,
o. v. Dreamer, Secretary; J.. A. Elster, :. D.; G.
r. Marshall, j. D.; Urban Hidy, George Miller,
Stewards; Abel Armstrong, Chaplain; Wm- wood
Tyler.
TAYETrE ,cHAPTER 30. 100, ROYAL ARCH NAsoNs.
OFPICERs:-J. NJ. McCoy, High Priest; r: Mili-
kan, King; Milo Rockwell, Scribe; J. r Pat5er-
son. G. h; ". w. Savage, r. s.; II. Z. BROWNE
r. A. C.;t s. Snyder, 6. NJ. 81 v; II. d. P9Esell,
a. M "a v: L. Y. Grubbs, g. NJ. lst v; w. Z.
Tanzsy, Treasurer II. L. ROBINSON Secretary W :
II. Hammer, Guard
ELY CONN ANDERY NO. %, KNIGHT TEAPLAk-
cFPIoERs:-C. Garis, Eminent Commander; JAS
erai. 8IiIjs Gardner, Prelate; j. W. Woods :. WI
H IL Browne, J. W; ID. Furtw an gier, 4 EreasureFj
j n Lindsey, Secretary; Milo Rockwell standard
Isearer. C. S. SNYDER, sword Bearefs W. r. CleaVe-
land. Warder; K. A. Robinson Organist5 W. II.
III. Hammer, Sentinel
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-16
VEGETlNE
For Sick Headache.
Fv. Azzx-rTTE Ynn Jap 4 1R.

Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I Fave used yonr Vegetine for Sick
Headache, and been greatly benefited thereby.
have every reason to believe It to be good medi-
cine. Yours very respectfully,
Mrs. JAS. CONNER, 141 Third st.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-16

1t is stated at the Pension office in
Washington that already there have been
received six thousand applications from
persons claiming pensions under the act
lately pissed by Congress granting PEN
sions to soldiers of the war of 1912 and
their widows. To pay those from whom
applications have been received will take
from the Treasury $b58, 1000 each year.
When the bill was under consideration
before Congress it was stated on the floor
of the Senate that the number of PEN
sioners would not be more than few
hundred.--O. s. Joarsaal.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-16
VEGETINE
For Dropsey.

CESTRAL FALLS, r. L. Oct. 70, 1877.
DR.. H. 3. SFEYKSs-
tits pleasure TO give my testimony for your
valuable medicine. 1 was sick for 3 long time with
Dropsy. under the doctors care. He said 1t was
Water between the Heart and Liver. IreeeiVed no
benefit until commenced taking the Fegetine; in
fact l was growing worse. / have tried many
remedies; they did not help me. Vegetine is the
medicine for Dropsey. began to feel better after
taking few bottles. have taken thirty bottles
in all am perfectly well, never felt better. No
one can feel more thankful than do.
I am, dear sir, gratefully yours.
A. D. WHEELER.
VRGETISE-When the blood becomes lifeless and
stagnant, either from change Of weather or of eli
mate, want of exercise, irregular diet, or from any
other cause, the Fagetine Will renew the blood.
Carry OF the putrid humors, clease the stomach,
regulate the bowels, and impart tone of vigor to
the whole body.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-16

The Washington Star prints a very en-
couraging picture: ''The Eastern States
do not feel material improvement yet
in business, but, 'out West there are nu-
merous signs of return of prosperity.
Good crops and good prices have put the
farmers in condition to pay off debts
and leave something over for the pur-
chase of 1uxuries, such as they have de-
MED themselves during the hard times.
The price of Western lands is advancing
under the new impulse and the more hope
full prospects, and at the same time de-
cided increase in emigration West is no
ticed. This is partly made of foreign ar
rivals and of emigrants from the Eastern
States. The activity in Western railroad,
mining and other stocks is indicative Of
the turn of the tide from the low water
depression. The East must ultimately fee
the benefit of the Western buoyancy and
find saleof its goods and manufactures
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-16

There are nearly 100000 Republicans
in kentucky, and only i've Republican
newspapers are printed in the State. Ths
Democrats have 1a6 papers.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-16
HUMAN DEPRAvTTY,


It is murky with a low and Shiny cum
ming as damnable in purpose as it was
successful in execution.
From the saloon the walk of this now
hilarious company extended along mar
row, out-of-the-way streets, on which
they crossed and recrossed their own
path until their muddIed ward with cap
tured conscience, knew no more where
he was than he would if dropped while
asleep into the fabled land of the Cyelops.
At length, by another happy inadver-
tence, the enlightened Lawmakers of Ohio
cAanced to turn up at the rear entrance tc
a residence occupied by Fta friend'' Of
one of the suave escort, and ''would not
the member from - county step in anC
be introduced"
The door slowly parted until a glanc,
of recognition could be exchanged will
some of the visitors, when it was widel,
swung open, and moment later the par
ty found themselves in a fashionabl
house of infamy. How plausible the as
sertion that it was really the residence o
"near and dear friend"
The deacon soon lost something whieI
made him wiser-unbounded confldenc
in his fellows-but his character remain
ed unsullied.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-16

AAON1A % OAAOOA1S1 oO " GAA0s
AND
SEXUAL ORGANS.
LUNG DISEASES, including Throat and Air
Passages, of every grade and character. are
treated by me upon plan, and with remedies
and special combinations, that are entirely un-
known to other Physicians.
FEMALE DISEASES of every kind success
fully treated.
nay EXAMINATIONS.
In the examination of cases where the patient
is unable to attend in person, prefer Urescopy,
a chemical examination of the urine
CASH FOR MEDICINE in all cases and
charges moderate.
All who Are Diseased,
and have failed to receive beneat elsewhere
should not fail to see me.
CONSULTATION FREE.
44w4 &c. FARoUHAR. N. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02

AUGUSTA Aug 31-Cotton quiet; Hiddling, l0slc Low
ding, 10 &c; Good Ordinary. lO4c. net receipts SSS
bales: salea 254 bales
BAIuNoRE Aug 3i-Cotton quiet shdiling. II 7sc Low
Ndding ii e Cool Ordinary lOec; gross receipts oJ5
exports cOaswse 100 baes sales 100 bales; spnnes %
bales stock. $50 bales.
BOSTON, Aug. 3I-Cotton steady; Middling, l2isc Low
Mddng IL SC. Good Ordinary, II Lc. net receipts AZ
bales gross, ~ bales; stock, 2.442 bales -
CHARLESTON Aug 3l.COton dull Mddling. il SOIL &c;
Middlng lie. Good Ordinary. l04l0c net receipts
724 Dales; sales. so bales stock, 2,t8J bales. -
CINCINNATI Aug 3l-COttOn quiet, hrm Mddhng ll'sc'
Low Middng III i4c.; Ordinary lUs4c; net receipts
81 bales shipments, 26S bales; stock, 567 bales
GALVESTON. Aug 3l-tOttOn WEAK MddbnR, llc: Low
Mddng 1O54c: Good Ordinary lOtc; net receipts 800
bales; sales s 10 bales: stock 1888 bales. -
LOUISVILLE, Aug 3l-CottOn unchanged MlddhnR IL &c
cents, So bales shipments, 344 bales sock 964 bales
MOBILE Aug 3L-COttOn steady and quieti Mddilng
lie; MddlinR lO5sc.. Good Ordinary, lOsc net
ceDts l7S bales gos 7S bales; exports cOastwse, 1877
sales, 100 bales; stock, l. 100 bales. - 49,,
NEW.OMEASs Aug 31.-COttOn steady; Middlng IL isc.i
Low Middlng lO7se: Ordinary l0asc; net receipts
80 bales goss 80 bales 10 Continent l53 bales
sales. 250 bales Stock O36 bales.
NORFOLK. Aug. 3COttOn firm: Mddlng, II 2cj net TO
cept baesi cOastwse l65 bales stock 20 De
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 3l-C0ttOn hrm: hlddhng lZt4c.i
Mddng sc; Good Ordinary II asc; net receipts 30
bales 2J7 baes sales TO spDners, l9l Daes sOcE
1878 bales.
SGyASNAH Aug. 3l.-Cotton dull Midfling, 1875; Low
Mddnng lOasc Ordinary 1Osc; net receipts, l,tJ4
bales Exports GOastwise $3.50 bales sales 800 bales stock
3. 800 bales -
Mdding, II Sc; 90od Ordinary. lOac; net receipts 100
bales shipments l75 bales sales Il balesi stock M bales
WUMTNGTOS, Aug 3l.-CottOn quief, nominali MiddhnE
II Middlng lO7sc: Good Ordinary, TO- sc net re-
cepts. 10 bales; stock, 249 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02

pool steam 1000 pke Batter 45s 25Co do Do in Tstrg
a Hs Iy9A; SOW bs ii3Sl - si 0wo GOAss
80 bbls Flour part Through Tsgih e. 6Lg2s- ~;
95s -Four private lems 2jv0 boxes Cheese 50 50 les
tStS, Is N a stem Son bush Grain g S
sail 30 hhis lailaw, Zs+ o. 90 pkgs Provisions J 81
Proy.s1. 35s cbsrters 1rss stssmshjp Ia arrive New
YORK, Phi adephia Baltimore loading to pOrt between
Ham urs aud BORDEAUX 10000 qrs Gram. s. Cd Hayre
Borieaa1 5000 Grs DO. Ss- Sd; British bark Z, Ca
F Fesi P ai T. Csepq 200 ars Sa g. "a Nor
wesan ship 70 Hsyte or Anwrtp SSoS fG 9s 81 an
dsaaI $50 gTs do 6s "a: brush steamship $50 Ions
to Hsvre another 1900 voyage both TO arrive
general caros current rates American bark 4s tons TO
BARI 10 Anti erp 1000 bbis Refined Petroleum as IA
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BARI $40 tons 10 Rotterdam
Tobacco 27s Cd: Norwegian bark 10 Trieste SOy ~
Hrenen, 400 bbis d. is Sd. From Philadelphia
ports Excluded 800 bbs Refined Petroleum back 1915
From POyandAmerican bark 300 tons y the River Plate
japan 2! 900 Refined Petroleum, quoted SOC gold
baeea. ga a. British baTE 5000 Grs Grain %
coast Ireland g. 3D. Norwegian bark TO Bordeaux 5000 qr
PEISoLEUM- easy. nominal Crgde. sac; in bglk,
bbls. here lO'-c. askei al Philadelphia and Batimos
From once Of Clint Of United Certificates
Grade PETROLEUM. at NewYorK, $1,000 bLlaj az OIL CITY
l70O0 bbs opening price here ~ nc, lowest S5sc CLOS
PRovIsIoNs-PoRK-Ma shade hrmeL very qIaet ;
80 bbs Mess spot sl0 % 100 bbls October so
"CaI October, 80 0ODSl0 0j November Ot OF
New slOaslO 20: December Old or New so lOaSlO 20
...... BEEF and BEEF HAMS without decided change
guies CUT MEATS active, hm sales 5000 10
Picked Bellies. 6isa64ci 900 Fresh Hams lOc
Meats &c. Bellies 4@ai'ic. shoulders 9IG zoe
Hams. Modes about steady Western Long Clear;
quoted Che; CITY do 63ac.' sales 90 boxes Long anu
Short Clear December 6l-c- d tESSEp H0ES hrm
CITY Heavy 10 Light So PIgr, D-Market
trho hrmer. very limited business sales ID tcs rrme
steam spot 81 qc closing TAO asked September quoted
$780,. L25O tcs october 1900 ,35c; second Sa-SeP
72Oa72i &c; december 7l5d7 2Oc. City steam inactive;
quoted 20 al zoe; Refined steady, very quiet Continent
Qu0tod 775......BUITER. CHEESE and EGGS unchanged
quiet.
RICE-Steady quiet Domestic G2d74c. ~,
SKINSGOat in fair saie. steady Receipts past week 4ol
Cabeio 80 bales Vera Cruz sales same time
% bales Payta ~ Curacao % bales Bolivia 200 Daes
Texas Deer I'm demand, firm. Receipts; bales foIt2
CabclO, AID 10 bales Vera Cruz sales: oVOO CehtIa
American, and LOCO % MatauCrUs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02
n,vANA wFEKLY MARKEr.

UAvAvA Aug 8l--Ercesrlye dunCss IN sugar rled nc
r arf ~ ~. week after Of fa'0rio- M
vices from New York there more ACTIVITY AMI nfHtI
I'm, uf,vslrJ ttutnugals and huscUNauocs lhG ue
preference Sos 10 90 ~ D. -. BI1st rral Euid Dr AZ
Uts Noe 10 20 D.. sa8H walls Motas"s sugar N"- =
Hua,uFad0 sugar, Common 10 ta % az =
reals: Centrifugal Surprs nos II 20 IN brs hnn mus
49, reals htOcEz warehouse 90 Havana ara alAAnsA
600 Bo1ra 200 hays. and $500 hhds ttccp on the
wees 2Du boxes 1857 hagaant l' hhds fApois 1u :
no vers- 400 uuAts l. 100 bags R,55J hllr l uB
Tss boxes bags aud 33J hhds 90 the United atAtct
Noas-r. nominal Bacon SSl fa2, currency, per cW
flour Qs.9, currUnct. per Dbl Tor Amrlca JtiA'n
Beef AS reals, currency pr arrobe HAM. NOl'
Eg-l9 currrucv Ter quiui1l southern toJdtJc. laiu
iu oags s3S .5af33 o. currency Ter quutA a. IN 'aN
EE-asg4 Potatoes rtl2 currency per Dbl iao" -
800 currency per quiuta- Honey 34G4 Ieas gpil pet
Gallon Ouop- 8 DsS 90 currency, per DBL Tor Aint
G,Ii on scarce If4pty hhds. god Lumber nrm; Nhte
IInr SO s3t gulf p-T ~ shocks nominal "mis navy
.sns IN r.aIs currency per arrUOc Conn., lOl reals cue
rncy pr arrobc. Hoops dul Ling shaved slO61t2 cur
rtury ~ lItgAts quiet TOBACCO weak 0PaIiaA b"e'
ItuLaIlUr.. IAtLanEu Irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
u.r.u OH /. - ~ A y Y q -

IoNpcy Aug 3l.-In Mincng lane business continues
slow Further arrivals 81 Tea tend 70 Keep the naAri U
81 C1ngOu THE lowest rates are agh t-aO
ka-Uw selling down 10 f'an per 10 'T'o
AMI scented lras are also et-lt k 70 ii ui.'
rather higher rates ana imports ~ lar THIS season gthey
quality tonee il quiet aii IN very
uoierats supply Plantation Ceylon aud Past Indies OF
Al full rates also the better dg-cplhs OF l
further advanced an a l3r-e bn7l
4a il doing The market quiet renned u steady az
~ las TItcs Tho sales sapetre were unimportant
.ghty drarrr value u Whte led "a several trans
actions SPOT arrive Cinnamon. Al the qutItp
ne ouaH the Of these being smale than usual
~ Aug Eastern steady ai 90 western
steaiy az 40. Bacon Cumbrrsnl az ntnsr A. Gs,
Rib dun AZ 50 Long, Clear dull at JSj shoft GEAR
Init "A 2 Ugm.-I cut dull AZ J3. shoulders
dun ~ % 81, Beef Moss duh at lb Hira Mes au
ID 81: Pnmc Mess duh AZ o.. Larl-Pnne, W esI.Iu
duu AZ 81. 'Talow-PrIme city steady AZ 3ISL TUT
rcutue- du o. %. Ho-in-S onmou steady ~ ~
Pine dull I'd TO- Choice hrucr at ~ Lara
oil .aiy az al FIour-E1tra state firm - 20 wheat
I Sur.ug steady az thl 40 Npf ng rteaaN ~ tll
IA Winter dull Cd; New western steady 81 ga NeH
Prime Nrw Mixed lrm al 2 ID Cotton seed OA-feHo"
IlyEgfoo Aug Sl-i23Op. m.-Cotton fat and irregular
y.dry plauds ba-l- Mdtliug Otans. fLi SAFE, on VIC
CAV DOl ba- fsrd 6Ou bales for speculation and EXPORT
Rrc-pts $50 halss cudnr 200 ta,s American Re
scpteru Der delivery 6l; panda Low Middlhg ca.e =,
fslUtr october delivery b'. IplAhla Low
Tplaud Low Middhng clause November aud Drcrnber oe
htcTy Ulsi Upand Low &!ddlng cause December anu
IfvVErSoi Aug 5i-2 p m-Bacon 326d per erL for
Lolc Clear McdUs. Tal'ow, 81 81. per cRI .- - a..
fIyFEruol dl..5n o. HIhr sa'H OF olton l"'I,,
Included $50 bales American FUTURES uAti v pNS
Mddng CLAUSE september nd october aelytry O'9g. Up
lsnds low Mifug cIu-s, January aud February u,urIl
6ra UpLluds Low Md 4g clause, NcW crop shipped 10
'oGS' ali An iard Closed At % forms PET so koa
HAVE Aug Jl-Iard cosci 40 - 80 francs per % kIo@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02

LONDON Aug. 3l.71c Ee0H0ruiH says: The beat bank
acrsptAncs abe expectation taken readily AZ about
"a 20 per The Treasury bulls 20 be rendered for next
week vi probably be placed low terms ~ % a. per
charged for high class Bills not Tor export and ntArF
or guits the Bank England good trade paper The
Stock Exchange business Is concerned has been
comuaraycly fr The OF the tuent both bore
and On the PARIS taking TIE place 81 ausacuons The
september account sow tendency 10 better
United states
aro firmly bella while rArad issues have varied
irrcE usriy TtIsss, IN IT, huanCM article saws
Tnr sins4s which hung the silver market for two
three DAYS past has apparently given place rather more
spttsl FRIDAY parilc and West Indian remit
fauces OF lar silver the execution % Cuut
mental orders the prco beng - I'll ounce Az The close
the market eviucci steady tenderCt.'
LONDON Aug. 3l-l23n o. u.-E.le RAILWAY sharee 10
do preferred. 81 Illinois Central ST.
f6NpoN Aug 81 mPars adsices quote i've yer cent
50 ccHImcs FOR the account Illinois Cen
trll. -. ,. -
I6SpoS Aug $3.50 p M TIE amount Of bullion gone
into the Bank ~ EnLiau! balance to-day g. AtnUuU-
PA1s Aug 81-EXcuaugc London. - francs % = cen
M fOv .lu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02

higher IOla9c Lard du and nominal AZ 7lfa NC
Bnlkmeats hrner lots looss Gear RIBS, 6tc ClfaT
Sides lie higher nc s6c 6.SJ dSS7 &c. and 42O1
735e for shoulders, RIB aud Clear sides Receipts
-Four $500 nbls: Wheat 52OUO bush; Corn 9oOO bush;
Oats 10000 bash: Rye 1000 bash: Barley, 5000 bnsh
Shpments-F0ur ~ 900 bba Wheat 2SOO0 bush; Barley
1000 bush
TOLEDO. Aus. 3l.-wheat easier; No. v hte wabash,
81 OS No tlO. ~ 06 White Michigan. 81 OIAi ExtFa
do. 81 OH; Amber Michigan, spcI. II seller August,
81 0U2 seller SEPTEMBER ant October, 059ic; No he
9i2c No. Dayton and Michigan nci, She; REJECTED
Wabash. s4c.: Western Amber 9S1sc No AMBER illinois
steady; High Mixed Al ac No 2 spoS and SCI
Ter August Al nc; Rejected 4Olc.; Damaged 5fc oats
dull FreighLs-Nheat 20 Buffalo nrm at Gc;
Corn DO 2c; Wheat to Oswego Sc; Corn do c Wheat
Kingston, 4loc; DO 4se. RoceIptsWheak l4l,
600 bush; Corn $1,000 BUSH: OATS 5000 bush ship
ments-Wheot 200, o. bush: Corn, "a 900 bush.
WILMINGTON \. C. AEg 3l-Spi1ts VI Turpentne drm ~
26c Resin firm at 81 20 for Strained Grade Turpen'ine
steady 81 for Hard; 81 IS for yellow DIP and Viren
Tar steady 81 CO. Corn firm, Prime White, bOc Mixed
81 a5Jc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02
WOOL MARKET.

B0sTOy AuR 3l-There was fair business done in Wool
pat week prices have settled down lower basis
and the market sui unsettled 80 r as the prices OF
Clotlnug Wool concerned; COmbing and Deiane re
unchanged and transactions In this grade arc limited
Onv by Offering, most holders are sold up
close Wool low enough 10 attract the atten
manufacturers still quite lnlueie -
and do take hold with luy confidence IL w0lu De ah
cult rlacc and Pennsylvania Pieces 10 Soc
and r1 average lots Michigan Medum grade
Fecces are most inquired Qutc export movement
started Foreign Wool shipments 10 England this week
comprising lGlbU6 Of Cape, purchased at ltc gold IN
bond sales Oh So Y, ky ard above at 80 d
sac Michigan ami Medium 32G3Jc.; Maine Medium, 36c;
Wisconsin Medium 34c: New-HampshTe, 3ic Combng aud
Ueaine 81 Use; Texas 702SC: Territory, l. Ia 25c Mis-
soar 24c Eastern Oregon 2O025c.; scoured 86G6Oc;
super and Y Pulled 2Ja3sc. Spring California, - IA
20Lc; Fall do I6al5c Total sales OF Domestic tor the
week. l. $50 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02

The week closes with large supply OF FUNDS ohtFE
on cal nj from a. per cent There are some persons
however who anticipate better mcTcdutlie demand ID
tbe near future which. # 1t comes, will Lessen te sup
pv for stock purposes. At present the supply oil mT
camille bills Is exceedingly limited aud best names pass
at ga per cent and upward. Tie following was me
ClearlucIIOuse statement to-day: Currency e1chalReS
S5I O59 6Dt currency balances, S276jll3; gold ex-
changes 81 9Of 4O5 go balances. Sl,OsoJO2; WeeF
Crr'prv tlparstncrs Sj,7G6Gli; currency balances
sl4Ol2gs7: gold clearances, Si4.33l.O91; gold bai-
ances, s. DS9,i4O. go, --., -
unchanged ri 94l2 FOR money and 9ios for the account
United States bonds reported steady Az per cents
AZ lO5l9. new IS lO1A, lsG1s lO7. ana lO4Os lO9 .
American railway seCurI quoted: Etle 10 pre-
Ter ed 80 Central OF New-JerBey "a, ana Illinois ltn-
trail s2I4 The Bank OF England today gained &3buOO
6nou on balance. Paris dispatches quite the French
8 Der cent rentes down To 1888.
Washington DISPATCHES report that the Treasury now
holds S33gOT- $50 in United States bonds 10 secure
National bank circulation, and Sl3J604OO In Uulted
sra - bonds TO secure public depps.s.-L nited states
bonds depos ted for circulation for week ending to-day,
500 900; United states bonds held Tor circulation
WITHDRAWN week ending to-day, S.G3jOO. National
bank circulation outstanding: Currency notes Sj22'-
OIG242; gold notes - 1920. An erna revenue r.
c-iDfs to-day, S272,S50 4Oj customs receipts
y DiignaI bank noJrs received for redemption for
the week ending to-day compared with the coFr'G-
.,v,tlfr. yyr4t4t gpf lazf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02
SECOND CALL-I O'CLOCK P. ".
SATURDAY., Aug. 3l-P. n.

The bank statement for this week shows
she shipments OF currency Westward and the accumu-
alton Of gold by the Treasury The published items in
ileate the receipt Of about $4,000 country bank
notes but as such movement would be inconsistent
with loss OF legaltenders and increase Of Sl33lOO
In the circulation OF the associated banks, The
discrepancy in the statement probably is due
TO the system Of reporting averages for a week,
instead tho actual condition the close OF business
on Friday. The weeks results in a rcduc-
ton OF 1872 700 In the surplus reserve and leaves at
S169O7775. against $40 7OO475 a week ago. The total
reserve 1910 500 now 3D. 50 per cent Of the total
deposits against Bali for last week and 1920 for
the preceding week Deductng the specie IN full from
the deposits, the greenback reserve CSJ394s,5O0 is
now 27O8 por Of the remaining deposits,
against 27.S5 ara 2792 the preceding weeks.
The comparatiYl otals are as followa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02

Sine DrJrerS Journal reports: HOGS
Recruts 1900 head shipments 5000 head Market active
aud strong; Philadelphia - 6OGsi 70 Bostoas, "a 40 Q
~ so: Light. - coast % Mixed. SiGSi 10. -
CArrLE-Rrcepts l2GO heai shipments 3OOO headi MAT
al sold easily Good Shipping steers, - - ~
Butcers' steers 20 1888 ~ Su0s3 80; Bulls
s2as3 Western Cattle finn, az 50 2Oa Texans steady at
$685. 20. $500 -
$50 head shipments, eco head Market
quiet 50 1OlSi 81.
n IOrs Aug -CATFLg-NOthing doing for lack ~ sup
ply good Butchers demand prices generally little OIL
Eair Good Grass Naive Steers - 25dr5 10 Far TO
Choice and Hefsrs, 81 6BQf3 80 Fair 10 Choice
through steers, e 20 ass 20 Receipts 10 mead
shipments 1900 head
lfO0s-DsmAnd exceeds supply WORKERS and Baltmores,
sids. 25; Bo tnuA 2OS4 So Butchers Fancy - 81
q q IS Receipts. 1000 head shipments 600 head ,
SHFKP-GoOd shipping ant Butchers demand; Fair 70 Good
Muttous. - 7uOs3 los Prime % Fancy - p as 3O TX
port Grades - 6j9S4; Receipts 800 head; shipments
600 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02

ana consos at 72 and North Carolina Is, sold, January
Railroad bonds were inactive. St Paul sinking funds
declined 93ls, Northwest gold eonsOs u " 8, ana
Ohio and Mississippi seconds 10 90. HANNIBAL Anu ~
Joseph convertible IS we're firm at lOOeiOO4 loleuo
ana Wabash seconds with coupon sold at 10 Kansas
Pacific Gs OF 1896 with coupon certihcatts Al vI4,
Canada Southern frs;s guaranteed al I4l2, Ihloh
Pacific land grants 1O6, and sinking fnnds NJ ava
The sales of gold to-day shade easier being AZ
lOD9,e but the tone firm, accompanied DS SOME
outside buying. Gold loans were at l2a-3l per cent
for use and dat The Assistant Treasurer pIld out S-
600 IN coin IN crest toe public d.bt ana Sol'OOO IN
golj-ciearpg department OF the Bank OF the State OF
New-YOrk covered: Gold cleared S9.OCsOOO goa
Foreu excange remains unchanged as 20 quotations,
WIN "a is usually the case q SATURDAY, little or no
business doing The quotations are a. follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02

NTINVINI-UlI. 7NNIIC.
sUGAR-Itedned steady fairly active: standard a. 9ic
Powdered g-c Grauuatd, gAc. Crushed 9'sc. Cat Loaf
lOc grades dull yet firm Fair 30 Dogl Refining Cuh
75aa7'c; Centrifugal, 51a5isei saiea $50 hhds french
IsaId~, G. -c.
TALLOw-Firn; sales 10000 n. &C.
WHISkEY-Dull nominal, 81 ia