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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-27
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON,
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONIES
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED sTArRs
EDWARD BELTS, PREslDKxr.
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, CAsHlxn.
Paid up Capital. ................s4OO, 900
Philadelphia and New York Exchange turns,
10 regular depostors without charge
Discount days, MONDAYS and THunspAxs, at sk
DIRECTORS:
CLEMENT b. SsYrn, GEORGE W. Busn,
i pEi .p1 fsufg Mop,,v E Ids GAHMEETT
DAYIrf J.mrs wmpn.,. M
EDWARD BErTs. oc1.,,
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
No. COT MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware.
ing the usual business hours, and on Tuesday 20
Saturday evenings from to o'clock P. M.
All the profits of the Bank after the payment of
necessary expenses are devoted TO the benefit of the
depostors, and dividends are made semannuaily In
April and October. Since the organization of the
Bank, in 1851, the dividends have uniformly been
at the rate of elk per cent. per annum.
Dividends not drawn are regarded as deposits, and
a. once become entitled to participate in future
No manager is allowed to borrow any Of the fune
intrusted to the Bank.
MANAGERS.
WILLIAM 8. HILLEs, EDWARD DARLINGTON,
GEORGE w, Bush, WILLIAM II SwIrr
N. r. BENSON, HrNRY r. DuRx
EDWARD BELTS, CHARLES W. Rowland
VIM H. BnIAHY, Jos a. JAoKses
GEoRdE s. CAPELLr, CLEMENT 81 SrYrH
M. L. LICHTErsTEn.
WIN. $. HILLES, PnEsDxrr
Go W. Bush, Vice President.
octl2-lYl JonN P. MoLEAR, Treasurer
In consequence of the disastrous fire, which In
January last destroyed their store and its contepts
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-27

In consequence of the disastrous fire, which in
January last destroyed their store and its contents
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

nishsan &, ne .als: about 5000 bushels At q q
si sofor oaorais and 81 ssS 81 % % for amber Meh
.es 1900 rssass aad
$ S %.ss % 10y ss f
ubs Is: weTs da AND veX IRREGULAR M The sales @ ses
dO .aoa and ID ss' for ssass Closing
aaa % fas sna
FREIenrs.There but little activity in the markets
is'
SSds oSaseo Gas' to Gonson fSssSS
wheat q, ID 800 bD aoar at Il sd ana 50 hhda tobacco
ssls a Sslt e. & &C.
with ascS @ Sbs petroleum. at q 3D. British bark, go TONS
Gyss,ss g. wsr. quiet but prices steady i7c. for
aops;.Thsre Was but Mtte demand and the sales were
mnNr.A9 kind: were dun and nomn. At Yesterdays
do; sisaL loc lokc, do, and Tampco g. Sc, dO In
HAY was in moderate request At eoc for shipping and 81
aS' dsos 5st S 81 si s5 ss 9 o @ Eons
MOI boiling and sns qualities there
cn
hhds Cuba nascovado at &c., sl do do at &c. and 80
NAVAL sTosEs.-Fcr spirits turpentns the marketcop-
'Hss
s I'm p:
we quote -strained, w oOA " 90; No. ~ %; NO:
dsy S nS q saa "n
ess. a w..
ae
ss .Ss sSsa : bs w s e y:
ct sas sale: t: G; a
Bff S 81 5 S sss
dull o nS and nominal H s sc ss for prime mess and Ss
dssIdsSy scvs Sn, lowss the demand
ssSs % e eE os ss. snd ss
dsf'; l5as for smoked dO lSf l5'as for picked hams
for long and short clear and c for short rib For lard
the market was heavy The saes were Confined to about
1t0 pkgs at ic. 49, for No. to prime steam and kettle
PKTRoLrUM.Cude, in bulk dull, offered at l5c
SSs we esrsP % bis It @
consderabs prices lower standard white closing
at slHc The sales $50 bbs for May ct 800 do
rs sSsSs
aU Se Mas as y buy at IN ae
1000 bbls for May a. SOC 900 do FOR June AZ Mc
from July TO December at 32]8c.
RIoE-Carolina was quiet, but Prices were unchanged
There were small sales at from &C. to Sc for inferior 10
sUGAa.~For Rio there continued fair demand prlnci
srSay prices lc s hsa 1s for fair 70 good d. refining
c for pemarars s' and s lic iae For Porto Rico By
auction, los hhds. demased at9e; sc; Refined dull
s'siS iss yellow % 81 IT, $ns
sELpsA kinds grasses were dull and NOMINAL At our last
tramoredl l,ooo do. TO arrive, on private terms.
TALLow-Prices were steady though the business
lis Sbs The market was dull and
prices nominal at 81 10 81 ls tax paid No calls.
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would be brought TO such position as the result OF
any war, however successful we might be in It.
Hence such vast visionary damages can have no
Just place IN Mr.. Summers speech, except
reasonable and how far below the full extent Of our
actual damages, are our claims when confined 10 the
vessels actually destroyed. No statesman seriously
damages must De paid Substantially. sctthoW hig-
gif'i0 ana tcitont Offset They stand by themselves
Tne lurld glare OF hundreds OF blazing
ships, burned to the waters edge, by Eng
lishmen sheds Its full light on these items OF our
claim, and, from the fishermen OF Maine TO the Pa
CHIC coast every American can read them as II they
were written in characters OF fire on the heavens.
These must be paid sooner or later the bill VIII
less, the British press and politicians Will come
when they have duly boggled over the question for
month or two more alter their slow but thorough
fashion.
The New York herald., 1869-05-27
WESTERN VIEW Or QUA CLAIM AGAINST ENGLAND.
From the Chicago Tribune western radical organ
NAV 2S1


We stated on the morning after the rejection by
the Senate OF the Alabama claims protocol that very
few OF the Senator's who voted for It's rejection would
concur In the grounds on which Mr.. SUM-
ner opposed Il. We doubt In one vote less
would have been cast against the treaty II the
brilliant speech OF the Massachusetts, orator had
never been made. Not that that speech does not
express pretty fairly the deep sense OF national
arront and injury with which we regard the course
OF Great Britain during the war. IL docs Its pas
sion and eloquence are thoroughly American. But
Americans all understand that passion, however
sincere or just must not take the helm IN matters OF
business and especially In grave and vital questions
OF policy resulting In peace or war. There IL another
side to the American character Just as faithful and
more influential, which Mr.. Summers speech does
not rcpresent-that In, the dispasslonate, calcri-
latlng, imperturbaDlc side. The country that looked
calmly on while state after State seeded, arsenaIs
and fortresses surrendered, loyal garrlsons were
besieged, the national nag fired upon and Con.
grcss was deserted by the seeding inembers
without raising the hand 10 strike or the voice 10
threaten, so long as there was hope OF reconca-
ton Il slow TO wrath. IL cannot find its whole
policy outlined In one impetuous speech.
The English press say truly that for us TO claim
damages for the pr0longati0n OF the war, for the
increase In the rates OF insurance and for the trans.
fer Of the American carrying trade to British bot
toms In q war platform. We could not expect TO
collect damages on such O basis without war nor
to secure their payment by war, unless our enemy
were utterly defeated aud brought 10 sue for peace
q any price. There Hno PROBABILITY that EDgland
The New York herald., 1869-05-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY,, May 2e-eP. m.

WEDNESDAY, May 26-6P M.
,ne features OF interest in Wall street to-day
q fan in gold to laol4 and very determined "bearn
attack upon the stock market The opening price
OF gold was in the vicinity Of lso2 From this point
there was steady decline TO the point first indl-
Gated. The cques with one or two exceptions, have
sold their gold and the market is settling to lower
figures az a consequence OF this influence well as
through the natural reaction from the recent excited
advance There is action without reaction Values
in Wall street and the world generally seek to pre-.
serve their equilibrium When gold went up IL set
free vast quantity OF produce and exportable
goods which were lying In the lofts OF our
commission shipping houses These have made
exchange bills plentiful and specie shipments seem
more remote by several weeks while it is not very
long time to the 1st or July, when the government
win disburse another heavy instalment OF gold in
ferest on the nve-twenties. Some shrewd statisti-
clans have also discovered that the balance OF trade
for the fiscal year ending June 3O If not in our favor
win not be very largely against u.s. Then again. the
attitude OF General Grant in the matter OF the Ala
bama claims Is one which disspates every chance
OF trouble with Great Britain. The 'street" is talk
ing lower gold. They re-echo what the cliques say,
ana, confirming each,other by their mutual doubts
OF higher premiunf sell their 'long" gold and 60
''short'' little aAU TO make up any losses which
thsy sa,ass the decline. The fact is Wall street Is
inuenced by the cigues The latter have the capital
force the smaller operators into their ranks or to
ruin them If they rebel. Their recent somersault In
the market was beautifully performed. II may be
that the change was dictated by really sagacious
foresight OF present events. II not then the luck
which attends their operations is something curious
for how else can We regard the fortuitous coinci-
dence with their schemes of General Grants policy
and Ike circumstances ininlical to an advance in
the premium9 The report that Secretary Boutwell,
would cancel three per cents also used, trihing
as was, might be. its influence in depressing the
lrlce. The disbursements of coin interest to-day
were s1s4, ,s6l. The course of the market is shown
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

The Minister of Public instruction OF st. Peters
burg is considering the transformation OF the Supe-
Iior School OF Warsaw INTO o Russian university.
The object Is not only to completely suppress the
Polish language but to attract the Sclayes OF the
West to the former capital OF Poland.
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

A UCTION NOTICE.
"A THIS DAY (THURSDAY,
TwENrys1xrH REGULAR SPRING SALE ''-
MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS
AND SOFT HATS.
SEVEN HUNDRED CASES.
Comprising full assortment OF
MEMS, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HATS
IN FULL VARIETIES,
embracing
THE LATEST AND MOST DESIRABLE STYLES.
Catalogues and samples now ready.
WIN. TOPPING 6 CO., Auctioneers,
132 Church street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HAYDEN-sMULL-At Trinity Chapel, on Thurs
day, May 13, by the Rev. DR.. Morgan, Mr.. ALBERT
HAYDEN to Miss ELIZA BARKER SMULLs both Of this
city.
DR.. Scott, Mr.. WILLIAM H. LLOYD. Of Brooklyn, 10
MISS ALICE WILSON, OF this city.
MANEE-DICKSON.-On Wednesday, May IL, by the
Rev. Isaac Westcott, D. D., Mr.. JOHN A. Nance to
Mrs. j. r. DICKSON
WINTER-GRAvEs.-At Tarrytown, N. Y, on Tues
day, May 25 at the residence Of the BRIDES father
by the Rev. DR.. DIler Of Brooklyn WILLIAM H.
WINTER, OF Brooklyn, to SARAH O. daughter Of Rob-
ert Graves, OF Tarryt0wn.
WHITrEMoRE-- CLEMENTS. Tuesday, May 25, at
St. Peters church, West Twentieth street. by the
Rev. Alfred b. Beach, ID. d., SAMUEL W. WHITE
MORE to MARY L., daughter OF the late A. L. Gle
ments.
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
Saesooms Nos s Chamber street and ~ Reade street;
Galleries Nos. 81 and e19 Broadway.
ON SATURDAY, MAY 20,
10% O'clock Nos. street
and q Reade street. Household Furniture Pianos Safes &C.
Full particulars In time.
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Recepts, 1893 bbs -four, l3f3ls
bushe. wheat $500 do corn Bal27 do. oas "a o Do rye
1854 do malt The -four generally dull
prices from 10c to bc lower there demand
For Shipment but sales could only be made NJ lower prices
some O0O bbls taken for London 85 O5 96 20
High grades nominal California -four was dull and
nominal: the sales about 1900 bbs Southern Flour
was also dull nominal sales 800 bb Rye -four
less demand and prices lowers sales $50 bb
meal continued rule dull and heavy; sales 40 bbs. We
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

A LARGE AND PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF
IA magnificent Household Furniture fine Carpets &C., &C.,
most Of which In perfect order having been but little
used Msssrs BARRY CO.. Auctionees will SELL this day,
IN the large brown stone Iesdsnss lss East Nineteenth
elegant rosewood octave Panoforte, magnificent
Suits In French satin brocae and fine reps Centre Tables
fine carved yanut &c pure horse hair Mattresses, 49,;
catalogues n B-Sae positive without reserve
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

UCTION NOTICE.
n We will sell on
FRIDAY, MAY 2s,
at l06 o'clock,
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
BOOTS, SHOES, BRO0ANS AND BALMORALS,
comprising choice variety Of seasonable goods just
ceved and adapted TO city or country trade
AARON CLAFLIN 4 CO., Auctoneers,
1e Murray street and 2i Park place.
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctoneer, salesrooms, 90 Cham.
and " Reade galleries. tl9
Broadway, southwest corner OF Twelfth street.
Friday May 49, at IL O'Clock, their salesrooma e5
Chambers street and "a Reads street. special
sale Of 6ne Rhine wnes by order OF Measrs Rohe Bros,
(Bingen Rhne including Rudeshelmer, Berg, Hook.
heiner Durthsmsr Forster Reisling Marcabrlnsr dOs
1865 also lines Of Cares Ports Sherry Madeira
maica Gas cases) ALSO to close former Invoices
Madeirss March Bensons 1e3sj Pne Cssticn Co.,
0tard, Dupp Co.'S old Cognac Brandies In casks; old
Brandenbers Freres and Fnke Co.'S fine Clare sautens
Wines together with invoice of the shpmenfs the
don and Peninsuar Wine Companys goods, bottled In
don consisting Of Hennesey and Martee Brandics Anon
tado, pale, golden EAdeiras Ports
Runs Scotch and Irish Whis keys, &c.
The New York herald., 1869-05-27
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTI0N-LUKE FITZGERALD AUCTIONEER.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Elegant Rosewood ~ octave Pianofore,


Elegant Rosewood 7A octave Panofore,
Works OF Art, Bronzes Paintings Vases, statuarys
Magnificent Satin Brocatel Paror Suits,
Velvet, Brussels, Medallion Carpets,
At public auction this day Thursday morning, Nay ~,
a. II O'Clock precisely. at the elegant brown stone
residence lis West street, between Sixth and
Seventh avenues Psror sus covered with the richest de-
tans 70 match French Cabinets bots de gded Chairs
and Tables Rosewood Etageres marble Tables Bronzes
Figures Clocks, Paintings China and Antique Vases lace
Curtains Turkish Chairs Lounges FRENCH plate Pier and
Rosewood and Walnut Chamber Suits Bedstead Bureaus
Washsands Commodes, Spring and Hair Mattresses Bed.
ding, Linen Blankets Sheets Sofas Lounges Chairs Rock
sr covered with reps and harcloth walnut Bookcases,
asbor Ta5 ~ ponr
French China Tea and Dinner Sets Silver Tea and Coffee
Sets Casters Butter Dishes Ice Pitchers Spoons Forks Cut
Glass and Crystal Ware; Ivory Table Cutlery &C. Sale POSI-
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

Since Jan. ..ss0 953,s42 s72so5 100 $67,s17 7lO
The weekly statement Of the Boston national
banks as compared with the preceding statement
reflects the easy condition Of that money market
There is an increase In all the important items
except specie. The deposits, country bank and in
dvidual. have gained about sl,Soo,ooO. The New
York balances were increased $3.50, ,0OO The state
ments compare as folloWs:-
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

fns In e7z. Fort wayne which opened at l5S1,
sold down to l67 but recovered TO los In expec's-
ton OF the result Of the lease TO the PennsyiVaha
Central which was TO have been settled az Ph'ia-
delphia to-day No news being received OF the pro-
aress OF the meeting Of the representatives OF both
lines the stock again fell OF 10 167. The
market was a fraction better at the adjournment OF
the Long Room. The following were the closing
prices at the last session OF the Stock Exchange
Canton 65; Boston Water Power, 1874 II; Cum
berland 32,k 33Iz; Wells-Fargo Express, S24 SO;
Adams, 90 O COZ; American, 500 39sl; United
States 0S q 81; Merchants Union, 141l 10; Quick
silver 1919 19a; Pacific Mail, SIX s11z; Western
Union Telegraph, 43I 43H; New York
Central, 1919 o 1872; Marip0sa 24sS o 247s;
do. preferred 61,S 5lh; Hudson River 15o a15s3s;
Harlem, 147 bid; Reading o9zS 100; Alton and
Terre Haute, 40; do preferred, ex. div, 65 Toledo
and Wabash, TX 77A; do. preferred, sax s6;
Milwaukee and st. Paul. rex n; do. preferred,
s61s q 81; Chicago and Alton, l57h 1853; do. pre-
ferred, 1857 bid; Ohio and Mississippi, 35; Fort
Wayne, l57 a 157,s; Michigan Central, l25 bid;
Michigan Southern, 100 a lO91s; Illinois Central.
las a 147; Cleveland and Pittsburg. 97h 97s1;
Lake Shore, 1854 a1os; Rock Island. 12eH; North
western, 90H 90s; do. preferred 104 10416;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, IS 76; New
Jersey Central, 113 lie; Norris and Essex, COZ
el Hannibal ana st. Joseph, 11s 11S1s; do. pre-
ferred, III; Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central,
Az a AN.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay.
mens and balances at the Treasury in this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
follows:-
Receipts. Receipts. Payments Balances
May "a. ,454 g. 16723l $3.0s7,S93 $S4 7Q39 902
May 25... 3l9,393 2,s426 684 1,640,503 85,S970 063
May 49,. 49s.oOO 1,473,6l3 7,so5.56s 79,685,1oS
The exports exclusive Of spece) from New York
to foreign ports for the week ending May rs, and
since the commencement Of the year, compare as
follows with those Of 1867 and 1865
1857. 1868. 1859.
For the week -. S1,S15222 $2,657,521 g., ,S53 40
Prev reported. 10, 620 69, 9,14S, 245 64,064594
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

A UCTION NOTICE.. N. TAYLOR, AUCTfONEER.- -
~ Magnificent Household Furniture Planofoe, Bronzes,
Drawing Room Suits, Paintings Silver Plate, and many
costly Works Of Art Public auction this day (Thursday at
the elegant brown stone manson, 81 West Fifteenth street
between Fifth and Sixth commencing at 105
o'clock: Drawing Room Suits covered in crimson gold,
blue gold brocate of the richest description; Window Cur
ains 10 match Marqnetere Bos de Rose Cabinets Tables
Velvet Medallion Carpetsi Pier, ManteI Mirrors; Paint.
seven octave rosewood Panoforte, Lace Curtains 500
volumes choice Rooks rosewood, walnut Dressing Bureaus
and Spring Mattresses Bedding Dining Room Table Buffet
Tea Service Table Cutlery The house furnished
less than six months The Anctoneer would call the aten
on Of the public this SALE Sale peremptory. Parties
wishing attend this sale take Fifth stages Sixth
Avenue
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RY HENRY y. LEEDS a 4 MINER, Is =,

RY HENRY y. LEEDS 4 MINER MR,v,v.
ssissroo%s 96 Chamber. street and "a Rssde street. Ar
street. On the evenings Thursday 27h and Friday 2sh
May, a the Leeds A Galleries, 67 and $40 Broadway at
~ o'clock each evening, choice collection of modern OIL
Paintings just received from Europe Also
Pictures BY favorite american artists, wiz
Geo. II. McCord, Hahn, Kummel,
r. II
j. NJ Hart, Bidders, IL. Ronncr,
r. Gignoux, vandenbergh, johanna Unger,
Lotichius Hoppenbrouwcr, A. Collins,
c. p. Ream, Ten Berghe, kuiver
william Craig, A. Watts,
Compte Caliy, VIM. Dillon
w. j. Hays, J. q. Brown,
j. Hef g. X. Clark,
Sarony, Calermole
w. 4. Winner, and others
Also order OF the the ats W.
Albany, N. Y, private collection Of old Paintings.
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

Fac. BuRHuAMs FURNITURE AND BAGaAGR
Erprsss llb West Eleventh street. ssih avenue
Spring Wagons foy moving fAmse IN city or country plane
forte furniture boxed ehppsd, ssorsd honey sdvsncsd
The New York herald., 1869-05-27
RYAN CRIsTALAR, AUCrIoNEER.
- DIAMONDS PEARLS, RUBIES, WATCHES AND
JEwELRY AND ENGLISH SILVER PLATED WARE.

PYA n. CRIsrALAR, AUCTIoNEER.
SILVER shyhEhsi iL%4fS %ATSIFS WSa END
A. N. ChiSIALAk SON Auconeers will oner At their
s snS q
nss Buttons Gold Hunting Case Psisns Levers,
Ladies, Diamond Watches gold vsss Chains,
''''' "''S'' xisc % close foreign account,
an invoice of CO worth Of English silver Plated Ware
butter Breskfast and Dinner crac,s ivory handle
Knives and Forks, &c.
RY1M. 1..so.a, N; oR,sTALAR, 1a.IA AUcrIosEER.
and PsTsIsn ssI g S.Sip,s Fa5@,pIe; wv nav. 49,.
Y zen
and ho as avenue to pay by order of Mr.
Rosewood and walnut r0%DsdcS. Psror Suits
walnut Secretary Book Cases
cs.s e . aT$ ..s. Ls.ry Sy,cs, Tsss s mi, an
opportunity to buy fne furniture a, auction.
EB~Ths sniir. Building to io.ss for term Of years.
Apply 70 8. MAGIL on the premises.
RYS ssy, " SAnPRELL, z ~ ,, Js, "A AycTIosMEEs TIC M
Eiosdssy entire french end x%srican cshdiss
; 'ss :as s'Ss?
s.Iy:s :as ~
:5a IA Sss.
1I fs .nd g.
&C. Positive sale In ots shine spscustos Dealers
buyers invited. Fine Store 10 let
DY J. W, CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTToNEER
ID CAMPBELL co. viii sell on Friday entire elegant
Furniture Of private residences Tenth street. consisting Ia
part elegant black walnut marble top Furniture, mahogany
na: s. or, eSsss & .ps sps S'ss M
More fa particulars cAa0gs 3, hgJse asy q ,...o .s
DY HENRY y. MINER. AUCTToNEER, sALEsRooM
~ No. Cortandt street; Art Gallery $40 Broadway,
MINER BARKER will sell on Friday, May ~ at u
o'clock At their ssesroom, No. Cornndt street. collection
OF modern OIL Paintings by French, German aud American
artists now on exhibition
RY n; DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNBER
h10 o'clock at the saesroo, " Nassau street gentec
assortment OF Household furniture comprising Tapestry and
Ingram Carpsts Lounges and Chairs very ns Wsrdrobes
and bookcases Centre and other Tables China aud Glass
The whole TO be perempioy sold, snd worthy OF attention
Dy PHILIP LEVY. AuC1IoNEER
ID OIL PAINTINGS,
superb collection OF choice Works OF Art BY eminent artists
Catalogue sale this day and tomorrow May " ana ~ a.
o'clock A. N.
IlENJ y. THEALI, AuCTIONEER
ID Storage salo Furniture, &C., northwest corner Eghh
and Thrythd street, Friday, May 25 at eleven
o'clock, com prisna general assortment
I)Y MAX BAyERsDoRrER, AUcTIoNEER, OFFICE
ID 600 y-BAYERsDORFER& Go. sell 10p % clock
foods 300 worth " Lne hrtures Couness snss
nar Show cases Awnlng also entire Furnute ~sysss
Mirrors &c. o family soid account OF "es'' w SSs'
ptnsfs and ltytis invited.
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

Spring wheat wss quiet but steady the opening bmt sub
9nenty le OF fully Be- bushei under the decline In
gold aud the ntmne.. Of frerh and the market closed dub
ana NOMINAL with bids 70 ri a. free offers
10 sell ~ a. winter wac more active aud decidedly
Lthef, elosis trm AT 81 q . q " IN ssofs ior abts
The New York herald., 1869-05-27
STREET cuorATnyi
Unif.pnst Five O'clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY, Nav fe-s M.

WtDNtbDAf, hsy xo-o r. N.
tsHrs Receipts, 70 ptgs Pot were In demand and firm
81 ~ s but the business light, being restricted
by the sauess Of the stock Pearl dull nominal
q. 50 Is 80.
were nominal a, yesterdays quotations. We heard OF
sales Of moment.
The demand being light eIcep from spinnsrs who made
chases 10 fair ertent the offerings considerable and
price, were heavy At the quotations appended The sales
were bales Of which f22s Aere for spinning. 22l
speculation and lss for export There sAes for
future delivery. wsAppend the current quotatons:-
UpiBris MDJGs Se,r Orferas
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

Dy PHILIP LEVY. AuCIIoNEER
ID OIL PAINTINGS,
superb collection OF choice Works OF Art BY eminent artists.
Catalogue sale this day and tomorrow, May ~ and ~ NJ
Artists salesroom, 30 Nassau street, commencing ut l0s
O'Clock A. M.
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

TENJ y. THEALI, AUCTIONEER.
avenue and Thyhrd street. on Friday May 9s eleven
o'clock com prisIna n general assortment.
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

IlY MAX BAYERsDoRFER, AUCTIONEER. OFFICE
- 600 -BAYERSIORFER Go. sell 10Y CLOCK CLOCK
oS Second sycng entire large stock OF ys pry s.a ssSy
inar Show Cases, Awning, also entire Furniure
Mirrors 3c o family, soid account OF "es"' W sS$ss
ptntrf and l4yttS invited.
The New York herald., 1869-05-27
SALES AT AUCTION.

EBEN MATTHEW'S. AUCrONEER, SELLS THIS DAY,
ing Notions Cutlery, cgars Fancy Goods Shirts and Odds
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

DY NJ DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER.
- WILL SELL THIS DAY (THURsDAyl MAY ~,
10Y O'Clock, at the saesroon ~ Nassau street. gentec
assortment OF Household furniture comprising Tapestry and
Ingram Carpss Lounges and Chairs; very ns Wsrdrobei
and bookcases Centre and other Tables China aud Glass
ware Mirrors, Bedding and Mattresses Lace Curtains &c
Ihe whole 70 be peremptory sod and worthy OF atenon
The New York herald., 1869-05-27

wareW be sold without reserve, the esslre Stock Of
Barclay street, by JOSHUA N. BEACH, auconcer. N b.
This the best assorted largest Stock offered this