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The New York herald., 1870-09-07

DAwNBROKER's sALE.-R FIELD, AUCTIoNEER
lsS Chatham street. will sell this day a. j. o'clcet 400
Quilts and Blankets Bedding, Boots Shoes, &c. BY order
J. A. JarnaD, lE5 va-fck street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

(IoPARrNERSHIP.-MR. WILLIAM H. Bo0ART AND
MI A. u. Wilcox have interest business from
Nsw Yonx. Sept 4, 1870 '-~ND' - DWARF w.
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

SHT.Irrs OFFICE NEW CoUEr HOUSE.
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW York;
august 8, 1870.
certify hs foregoing to be- true copy Of the original no
co OF election received by this day from the Secretary o
State JAMES O'BRlEN
Sheriff Of the city and county OF New York.
Publishers Of newspapers will not insert this
unless especially authorized TO See chapter 48o
OF 1890. JAMES O'BH1EN. Sheriff.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

FRIpAY NAV y2TBEEyEs-Arvas to-day LAS;
nun paW 9 al Weehagken and at Onehu1ih-s This completes
this week and ars more reported WeehawLen
animated stimulated By the report Of small numbers the
Monday More good cattle IN the yards and 7e q II
obtained for Of the Bulls sold az nearly ljc and hard
Texans held st l4al4.c
At Communipsw Alexander Co. bad most f the cattle via: Y
Mcpherson followed with 10 and the other
belonged to W. Aeon Co 6als we're made a. ooNs;
FITCH J Alexander y fair good Kansas cattle
Ct l7y H. ght at Is lei gi tat er Il
7c and 8 bulls, ewt strong at lgj each , =,
Bray Alexander Co.. III good II cNt su-ei Ill
steers l6d l7c, and l09 cattle q cwt At alt4c
Coney MCPHERSON bad 9 good Il cs III steers sold oG lc
holding 20 Texans late n at 4qlc on cSt They were
quite .. -,
G. " MMahan for s. W. Alerton Co., GO H. Of 81 ewt at
Dabey sold a. ofthe Alexander L cattle cw, l6al7c,
and 81 for ( w Alerton & Co ar l5dl l6c. on 81 cEt
We,hawken, {. B. Dmmick had while WaiIe, NJ B
Doty. and Livingston & Co. he'd cars each
The latter IL Ohio uifed cattle strong % ana partly sold
l6c TO dress per Thy weighed l20 n, gross T. uri
Of Dimmck Illinois steers at lo0lt.c, while d.
Barnes run for NJ. B. Dc at 10. on cwt - m
yesterday, with little prospect Of selling
iron the whole call market rather stronger than yesterday the
better Of cattle contributing somewhat 70 this end
to-day al Conuunlpa" and car 81 ehaW
lambs Fort ghta-st Clambns and
the markets There cars stale sheep holding ~ Connu
paw and that nearly always has bad eject upon he As ls
the week scarcely OgN, and e hey
do Prices about yesterday the range Of sales being from
M Ccmmarraw byJ Pock, 2o stale Ohio sheep viii cnlls
thrown in TO- poor 5lc Ice M Ohio calls rejected y 10 ltIej
AMI 25 prime G 10 Kentucky sheep tic Aso III NevJTey
mts 49 n lc aud % poor ~ b. at &c. They eHpo cATs
Kase su7er Co Ohio sheep 70 b. at 6 20 est and
46NJlib, 4o About the maIseis We oun w "i %
10 lambs sold at c 10 Of ~ 10 lie; 20 OF - b at BE and ~
State lJc. AT Forty eghthsi McGraH sold IO YIN o 10
CSLyE are doing quite good many selling at se and
slc., viz 81 fat l66 Columbia 90 se Sits ~ ri
cages sold at Is Of 8 at 'c aIot of O 10 at &C., AMI
u Of l26 n, good at &C. --, u, . D.
HOES without change with I've cars at COmunp" ana az
ueth-s Dresses sell
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28


We give below usual weekly summary OF the con-
dition Of the money market at leading points IN the
B"sToy Nav 25-we noticed little activity in
c osn, appeared be money wanted han usual bu 10
moi imagine that ACCIDENTAL change DIS
work quite as before lbee ea very As lsS'
paper o be found u
PUoyDENcE Ma 2Money continues steady previous The
b - re ing at per cent paper which strong
s well 10 the street at The same rate Tie rates d interest
Cmc4Go MAY The money begins signs Of working
tog her demand from the city borrowers has
the large surplus Of unemployed funds With which the
surplus their legal The currency which in tie present
movement began how 10 the country aboqt tn day a not be
gin 70 THREE weeks aud as is still gong
out py ~ tendency o the money market between no" and
then vi probably be toward increased activity.
MuwarKEE 2tThere h change 20 mote in financial cir
cles M0ney and all acceptable loans either time call
readily taken by m tark Exchange New York is STEADY and
PUApFLPH MONEY continues excessively abundant. and
the rates can fair coaterals and at . 40 per
Jory!IrE N,-2ill been quiet day the banks
very to0g roud the ordinary routine OF discounts deposits
and h have rather light but there
begging and TIE banks state that there is barely enough available
capital to tie requirements Of trade The rates are as heretofore
CLEyRASD May 2j-There is nothing especially report In
connection money market The demand for
10 onier quite largely from he Fast l'lh
quiet but works closer under the calls for CURRENCY though eau' III
ST oGs MAY 2Mone unchanged for good paper
m be had The banks all busy balances large and
HESPn MAY 23Thc financial dull to-day and business
generally inactive Money brisk demand but hnaEe not in
ton holt currency anticipation Of increased de
and and ungency toward the close Of the Sumner months
accommodated At 6d5~O pr cent Cool paper OUTSIDE can oe so
Money call with good coaerals per cent
number OF interior hanAeIs are Ia n nahe' lpf Pht
tie demand of bu and sell
MEaPn. MAY l4Tte market It'll very much depressed and
have no changes to last Sunday.
NEW ORLEASs May 2TLe money market remains unchanged
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

We learn that export of gold bars tomorrow viii be
from $50 900 10 s1,OOOOOO
The money market continues easy, without any
change in the rates of interest call loans rim the
rates OF commercial paper. Money Is easy in nearly
every section of the land. An Ohio paper says:
II Ohio had not a single bank she would have much
currency as now. she has and Will have neither more
nor less of currency than business requires and her
business viii obtain currency at all times, national
banks national banks i'll proportion 10 her business
demands The proportion OF Eer currency 10 her busl-
ne = will be the same that Of Massachusetts TO her
busincss banks banks-wth this modification that
where there are the largest capitalists In proper
ton to business there will be money at lower interest
on temporary loans because OF greater confidence IN
home borrowers; but a law, money seeks its level,
and wherever it il wanted it viii so
Gold has reached higher figure to-day, 1ljs, an
advance Of per cent the highest price yesterday
The rise of per cent in two days is probably due to the
increase In the price Of Exchange, and upon the pre-
sumption that gold will he exported What it isl 1t
is AS cheap for us to export gold wheat cotton
corn They all the products of our labor and gold is
no more Of currency than wheat l. not the cheapest
article we have expOrtationi In the Gold Room gold
was quoted at 10 a. m at l1i 39 liI 1919, us 1889,
ll5 l5I 114E 1917 lj O2, l1I 1879, 1l B. llis g. lis.
The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows: Cearances $92C9OOO Gold balances 81 6S 9S;
Currency balances Sl9ls795 Holders Of sold paid from
TO per cent for carrying balances. In two in
stances it was sold "fat."
Government bonds have been firm to-day. and in price
have followed gold the market closing strong We give
below the bids made for the Government bonds at the
First Board aud the sales at the Second Board the
dates given: -,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
FAMILY MARKETS.

Many changes the year quantity variety
prices u The commodities The season unusually early
aud fruits ani vegetables in larye supply.
FRUAdi the srawherss already nearly gut IN The market
5a25c quart have cherries from Bait at @ q d. anc
Cooseerre which selling enough 70 make pne AooIt f
small South jersey strawberries arrived ts morning ana
each four the ILey started 81 Be
year. very retail price for Norfolk berries Oc
quart
VEGErABLEs-Kohr is the only vegetable added this week.
potatoes found the stands a. Soc Per peck
fallen peck String beans are worth 6e
Asparagus from c for cung BE for iar and &c pa
Cabhages and
l502 each Old potatoes likely to go out very low tbs sea
SQUAD have already been sold at &c per bbi double heeo
bbls incluled
BUTTER rspy OF late the Orange County pals dropping
seldom gets Washington Market article from the West ard
medium ines supply trade The most retail prlce
butter To- Cheese remains at 2c or at Pnee Which
prevents its free -, ...-oo
PoULrKY steady with fair stock sale Fowls retail at 252sc
u. ch cens from 81 u
advanced to &2d ~ p e dolen
Naturalization working down, orequarters cling at lZc v 10
weight al
Veal abundant and rather easier
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LoSpoN. May 27l:3O mCOuos opened at $50 for ray ana
d9 o the account. American securities steady United Htss
FyeTseniy bonds 1852 89i 1865 OIL S 1907 si len fot @
steady Erie Railway shares 49, Illinois Cenras Il A'huc
and Western, B a., MINI
LlyEKpooL May 3-ll;9O m.-Cor'on opened dali milling
Uplan lOi Od; Mddng Orleans nGllt1i @s oi h' NeeA'
5 bales Of for export AMI 4oO Tor
Stok n mort bales Of which 53to are American, rteP'
ths week az bales whsh 2600 American Flour tr
PARs Bourse opened quiet. Rentes ~ oc ~ q,
ASrWERP May 26-Petroeum opened firm and quiet AZ 81
andard White . -. -, ,.v l,nl openel quiet.
pARs Nav 2The closed firm; estes ~, ,ao,,.
uypr NAV .6-CorOn opened heavy, both on go,
Tres orinae the spot, II! !h per e"Ii L'" e'' '
Hor. per cat - . -, ,...to oriet
1gvyr~ Nav IS -PeroeGm opened acn'e Al y nas - s'
p.,,rI-,c NJ 36 Petroleum opened quiet "a, .,
m-ConSJls Tor money s7s Tt
@ ,,es auiet; United states F'e-l~eA "oA+' 'eo@'
g4. lg65 old 8I 61 gOi eo - a h,.,v. tho s,ork n sea
LIVERPOOL N.Y. "a estimated 33 100 bales q which l4v aIe
oouhl 70 us Ps,kst FOR and fabrics M MtncAte N 49,
AmeHead "a M ner Genital for CafomiA Wbie 8A "r N"f N
MntAl "a tr Red WesterHi receipts OF Wh'a iof e 5
,,. Of which 5NtO quarters AwtrcAh t"f '
l' w. W,sru Canal. Corn ~ quarter H LIfoNl' ,.
per DUE "a 80 D. m.-Conso closed al s+s ior ue a
,,snnt Americas Securities seaJ nitel States
o We " 5 e 1865 old $50 lj6 gi Il nFories ~ SoAa s
L Bs.lnay shares lOi Illinois Ccatras, mas Anue anu WV"
VIspoot NAV 27-4:J0 p m-Coou closed dull Mdahg Y,
-, I1i n W a.; Mdllng Orleans an a.; sales OF ttr a
i Flour ls 9AN @
cno,,ti, higher Bee M Lari NIL. s. 81,
Ho<n,N Nav 27-inseed Cakes Grn az tlo per tan
aap ryt sugar active at n D cat for No ~ plilS
ra,t Isco OIL easier ejl 10 & tuu NaHe VH uN7 ''l
Inc 8
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HowEs & MACY, Bankers the same as an incorpo-
rated bank No. 80 Wall-st NewYOrk. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money and having it at all times subject to
check on demand, can do so by depositing with this
Banking House, which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annum.
CoILECTIoNs made on any part OF the world, with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks, Bonds
OF Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
FRIDAY, May 27-P. ".

The stock market was very active to-day,
with advance in price nearly the whole list, until
late in the afternoon when there decline in llanni
bal aud st. Joseph n Y Central and Hudson and cer-
Gates Lake Shore and Ohio aud Mississippi In Pacific
Mail " Y. Central and Hudson and do. Certificates,
Lake shore, Chicago and Rock Island and Ohio and
Mississippi the operations have been large The report
that the " V Central and Hudson was assessed per
cent the siOOOOO of certificates issued, depressed
that stock. We give below comparison OF the highest
sales OF the stocks named made at the First Board on the
several days Of this week. and the highest sales at the
ard
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Carefully reported for The TRIBUNE - - ,,
ASEs-Pos finn, with fair demand at 80 2a 81 Pearls
dnl arl noEnt. ..-.- ~
ern ard Southern. -.
TONE-Smal ssles Of Rio Grande Shin at $50 v tun.
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co pt and specuaton for future delivery lst evening 100
Ju al 2a 2c 100 al 22ei today, 800 May Ztri ~ June
2l m 2lc and LOO July ZIG all on basis oi 10" h1hng
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d25a.
In railroad bonds transactions light, but with
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The hcfoOwingarc the Government quotations Of Messrs.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

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Iaes Maraclbo at 1i 0lStc, gold. . .
CANDLES with only moderate obbnz adei Adamanune at
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con npon Family brands steady and moderately aeyei sales
,Unh a We ouote.
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55d85c and Oh Mixed at GJd5Oc
GRAN-Wheat favorable from Europe fgtt receipts
aud poor offering ne better and ofe M e-
uaEl Tor export and mllng ss - o hush At ~ u oI
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Milwaukee aaott; small 81 26 atoat e U
- Amber Western store sud - Tor Inferior do ahoa
inactive. Barley u nominal Oats are inactive
and lots AID dun sales 1000 bush At oSaeie.
western aolt New Ohio az 05d67lc the track and ahoat
tm leh and there good inquiry sar Of car lot 3" - ~
Western. Com for cice quitr Uhlch Ia reduced
suppy saes az % Damp and uusouul West
rc ~ for ordinary primes ~ lt0 ri 10 for
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New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS-FIRST BOARD.
SECOND BOARD
Benehof 20 300 Grass valley. 20
400 Con Greg. / co l,Oo0............ -
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

Foreign Exchange is strong to-day on a moderately
active demand. one of the prime drawers asks 10 for
co day bills although the rate of the other bankers is
stiU 1Oq1 The following are the rates: