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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

the community An eresr. snrrncy cramps business snd prevents
legitimate while the or hand Ieessye ess rs S
good enehng expense Of the many s
cent and Suy iSs . ys S s 10 fsh. made
soS pot be sT ovs h, T i ns sS1 fea By capitalists
CScsSsTl Aug susetity Is the prevailing feature the money
market and to extent also merchandise and zee 1ey
close Of the month attended by the usual demand % aD and
discounts the offerings we're iu sns included larger proportion o.
s !. ,.S and gS .S ss'i n Ss VEN 70
r rn ss E:.. 11 A ,s S osr e s. #
change Iais. advanced to par and lilo Prs@0@ to-day am
Aug little available i fSPi ~ nov 1 foe os
their is such healthy condition when they cannot r,e AL
,h money wanted they merely submit to the e NY s~
hs %sIas f,sn 1s, G.'h P.per short
and prompt readily negotiated at far rates Will 'osg s
doubtful little desired Busess 10 eo|nsrse cn. m ss
Aug nothing to report IN TIE 0s, .,sS SHsy
or recognition Government, bonds are quiet ,r 4, mop.,
Borrower. Ar, scarce on the street and supply q nsbe funds
cent SS.;e @ o f eos offered
paper growing scarce best hGrtSsied paper SALAD" " quo
NKwoRIaASs Aug 2sYobns rsnspired to indicate any
sirssf s ,S so SsSl but r than dur S
ing la, week No difficulty ~ Scs on san. notes
Jules At extreme ses on the street secured BY u9que:
sa.: Ss s paper ' sS asSs S '
.- THE NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE
IN consequence OF so many ldlsc
sppear the pue pn In regard National Stock Btchsnge
proper statement Of the Ae In regard 10 'ne
The Board organed February 1852 With about 90
effected the Stock Exchange Pass
admitting all members Of the Government
Boar upou pa 0OJ the regular initiation lee being
10 merhen Stock Exchange, who were
the Government Board sysd themselves Of the Pnv6e oreu NC
" Exchange and withdrew from the National BOau
BY The Constitution OF the National stock Exchange me
paw months dues large number OF s
orna from time 70 time and
by neglect became suspended membe In July %
amended require payment Oh dues slhh ~
days ae hey became due the member forfeited DIS M mp
falling the Int TUESDAY m
About the middle commenced by party who dd
bis dues for the purpose OF having the Doau
property divided the original
claiming that the object for which the Board was organized haa
appointment Receiver on an oer gsh
pending the suit on the 18th OF August OF
made by Judge Barnard appointing the Hon
although the alleged facts the part VI the pnu
deuied fully and particularly by the defendants. 1he no p
nsoSent for the property Of the Bo,r1 "orh
least 81 00 and u not GroufE1 dng db Issue hss en 1a
and In time will be tined and Tue legal nBh
the parties sett In the members OF tie National
hnsne,, J. b. RosAR President
Natondl Soek Exchange, Har York, Sept 2, 1910
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


IONrON I'll m(on.cs opened at 9lk for
and the American securities s'edy; United states fie
Twenty bonds 1862 8i 1865 Old 88li 1861. s6l TeuForte 80
Stocks quet Erie Railway shares III Illinois Centras MS AuSnue
and Great " esem. ~
rRASKPoRr Sept FveTsenty bOnd closed buoy
ant Last evening At 81 os the OBJ issue .
LIvERPooI Sept 2il3G Cotton opened fnner mailing UP
nds 3D. Mddng Orleans Std ses % the week $500 bales 1000
for export and 600 f speculation stock IN port 5000 bales 1890"
American Receipts Of the seek 5000 bales 100 American
LoSpoS, Sept. 2-Sngar quiet. bnseed OIL quiet
2-2 m quiet Stocks quiet
LIVERPOOL, Sept RI m.Coton Is buoyan Nddllg Upsnds.
99eti Mdtng Orleans q a9l sales Of the day IS 100 Gales stock
bound this port al 900 bales 5000 American
Wheat 10 g GENITAL FOR California white 8G83 for No. Red West
for Red Winter receipts Of Wheat for the past three
20 quarters; 20o00 American Fonr A9 Dbl for West m
Canal Corn per quarter for European Oats oaJ per bush
Lard 70 y ewt
LoSDos Sept 2-COmmon Rosn easier at cst Spirits Tur
pentne easier at 20 6a99 Pcwt
LoSDoS sept D. mConsols closed at sl FOR both money
securities quiet United Staes Five weny
Bonds 1882 8sl 1863 OLD 49, 1857 i Ten Fore e. stocks qet
Erie Railway shares at; Illinois Centras l Atlantic and Great
Western, 22l
PR.SKToRr Sept 2-Und States FveTweny bOnds opened at
93idJ3l for the issue of 1862 .,,, -
iTyERPooI Sept 2-4:90 mCo,tOn closed hm Gddng Up
lands 9d9d, Mdng Orleans 1854 sales Of the day 900 bales
including 100 for speculation and export Beadsiah ae quiet
LONDON, Sept 2Taow dali Sugar quiet and steady kennel re
troleun heavy sal per gallon Common koan dull
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MAN, Son d Co.,

BAvAEEs. No. a ExcHANGE-PIACE,
Oger for sale he following STATE OF ILLINOIS CoUN-
1Y, and TOWNSHIP BoNDs:
per cent bonds Clay Co.. Ill. at 80 and interest
1910 per cent bonds Lamard Township. Wayne Co.,
= 900 each, at 95 and interest
1910 per cent bonds Bedford Township Wayne Co.,
$1,000 each, at 95 and interest
gOI0p,r cent bonds Harter Township, Wayne Co.,
$1,000 each. at 95 and interest
10 per cent bonds Big Mound Township, Wayne
CO., $1,000 each at 95 and interest.
These bonds were issued under special act of Leg
stature Extract from letter by the State Auditor
IL is the duty of the Auditor of the State to levy,
from time to time, sufficient taxes to meet all accr-
ing interest and principal
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EANIf-N = RkETS.


PRrDar, Sept 2Fnrr ar W 80 chef Attraction snd ,smIs
ned BY waiting In at ehoee irai aasaneng eIs
I'm ck Il rums cost 75e 81 Purchasing Pums from
sf .n in or they much ower-SlSl 50 per
reach basket vii sorts still loser Ib market Is well
prrd M sns Bartlett abundant but not very
r ami dry Weather Revs n dsye0Pnent by ne
~ asi, selling 81 30 ~ pretty fair bhl can be had
E IS lev other pca ihg cooking sorts Apples are not
an "A .bapant ieny stu sell st moderate rates Con
e. 800. m fee, TIE WALL Ochne enser at IL be
ns ~ market beswares COMMAND A @ retail scarcely other
sale .-,t..i... - "A -
b. - nc moor Between DRY weather aud few cabagts
In md ook Jersey Will have supply markets. Green
cor rs ,dv.ne.i doL Cuernber Ickles 10 dry
~e.thsr s Pumpkins n 2Jde each for fair
sts Marrw sqaas.i 4. = n.
,THab who retail ntets piled with the low
,j J,,,n beef dies which soil to-day Sc Y 10. Fine
md ass ron cattle cheaper and net plenty
- hesf and mutton especa, sb-a when butchers
b 10 shut up Prime higher hind quarter selling at 2Jdzc
pu xrte no, plenty Mold higher TO-DAY blue he Spanish
hsibu IL al0c, and sheeysnead
zoe ~ d. ony silmon y found ct soc y ID -, 49,,
AM G.nE-Wd ducks begin to tpPear wood and teal
selling AZ : ard masrs rs pair Grouse are coming ~
me- good condition at VI - v Pair reiunls
n SOC dorm WoodcocEs lower retailing at 81 500 ~ 20
do,en Fowls and fair supply and have downHal
tendency. .-,..-. n. ,.,i.r. -,,.s .old Il.
BrTTER-Pne scarce but the ordinary or medium rofs SOU "
Washington Market Is sufficiently plenty
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FRnAY. Sept. 2-p. N

THTIAf, St pT' II NJ
Money has been freely offered to-day on
stocks and bonds at cent and on Governments as
collateral at per cent Commercial paper is scarce, and
prime names short time is quoted at 7as per cent
This has been Of the dulles Of DAYS in the Gold
Room, and the price has ranged from 1Gs to loi The
market has entirely free from activity excite
ment the success of the Prussans has kept gold
from advancing in price. Gold was quoted az 10 a M,
l6s; 1925 16! .1S 1Gs 114O, ll6t; Il m llGi l240,
11e1 214 16s; 1886 l6I; o'clock closed ll6l Highest
1l6s; lowest, 11Gs; O'Clock, 1lG3 dllGs.
The OF the Gold Exchange Bank were az
fouows Clearings, $3S5g7OOO gold balance, sl2OsOOO
currency balance, 416s12 paid for carrying, 3, A.,
and per cent; for borrowing, fat.
Foreign exchange is dull and steady to-day The fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF FISK d HATCH,
Bankers, &c, ) Nassau-st.


OFFICE OF FISK 81 HATCH, !
Bankers, &c, Nassau-st.}
As we originally sold so many millions of FIVE
TWENTY BONDS, and as the Government will soon be
able to pay them off and to issue in their place the
new Bonds bearing Al per cent interest. we are con-
stantly asked: what had we better do with our
Five TwentiesP
We answer: Keep them until you find Security
which yon are satisfied is just good that is, just
as sure to be paid principal and interest-since it
would be better to lose the present premium of
10 per cent than to risk the loss of the principal or
failure to get your interest promptly"
Weare advising our most intimate friends to change
into the BoNps of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.,
and for the following reasons The main line OF the
Road is finished and is no longer an experiment. 1T
has now in it's infancy, gross income OF nearly
SSC00,OOO while its operating expenses are but 80
Der cent and its annual interest payments are less
than S2,OOOOO0. It, Bonds are secured by property
worth four times their amount. At their present
price between so and 90 they PAY eren per cent inter
e in g0d-and because the present difference of 20 to
- pcr cent between them and the Five Twentes is a
sure profit and so much addition TO your capital"
We originally placed these Bonds on the market ;
the Road has proved a triumphant success: its
revenues are large and certain its Bonds are as good
a. the Bonds of the Government, and we feel conf
dent the time Will come when they cannot be had
except ~ a premium.
The Bonds are all Of 81 coo. Interest six per cent,
PAYABLE January and July, which, together with
principal is payable t. s. gold coin, dollar for dol
lcr in New-YOrk City. FISK HATCH.
y B-Wc allow interest deposits make colec-
lions. and do a general Banking business.
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CoFPBE-Ro quiet and unchanged Other is nou.
sales Of 5 bags o selma and $40 bags d. Contest
CANDI rs are duh and prices unchanged
PRHI0HTsJn fegbz ue have 10 nots bus
pe. in Badsiu and slight shading II the Liverpool
~ .rser eh-ng The
re- 10 Liverpool 81 900 bush Whes By steam 81 dd
bbls Your ssG I'd To Loedon 100 bash wha, at ID sail
r. l.i.sgox by stesr WheAs bush b, ss
- "a 5so6 bush SD 90 NJ and 800 bbl noar
RRs-Pme remain w good demsnd marhe frn
" quote a59 Mre continues de and prices unchanged 81
eRiITs-hs market Porusn has been moderately active
AN, AT bat N Raiaas have 10 pos 1919 dscsa
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The stock market opened very dull and continued 80 u-
iii after 70 O'Clock noon when breeze spTaug and ire
market became active and strong, and prices advanced
New-York Central and Hudson at 3:I5, was 95t do.
Certificates 81 Lake Shore, 9t ds23 Wabash 52s q64s
Reading 81 ST. Paul, 6B962 do. preferred, %; North
Western preferred, s;a5S Ohio and Mississippi 81: n
3 In the morning the stock market was the very cX
IRENE OF inactivity and then, without any asSga"e
cause it became vigorous and strong.
We give below the highest sales of the stocks nance
At the date giyen at the Stock EXchanga:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

Southern State bonds have been more in demand TO-
day. and sale at the morning Board active, Win
Tennessee g. OK coupon, CO; North Carolina Oh hund~.
500; DO New 80 Louisiana 6s, Levee 74a75a; DO S. ss
Virginia, ca coupon Co, SO.
In Railroad bonds there was little more movement.
with large sales Michigan Southern, 90 Central Pac
So; Union Pacific, 81, &c.
Bank stocks and miscellaneous stocks are inactive,
with Adams Express, 65I; United States, AZ; American
Merchants Union, i; Pacific Mail, 99s; Western Union,
"a.
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III the Government bond market there WAS a lively
demand 2O coupon Of 1862 and the price advanced
from yesterday to 14 today There were several
reports for the increase in price one ora cornernd
II looks very much as If somebody "corncied" and
had to pay for most of these bonds held abroad
The volume Of transactions in Governments has been
very light today only four sales recorded at the Second
Board The following shows the quotations at the diff r
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Per NORTH RiraT Vessets end Railroads d., ,,o
II pkr Ashes, pigs Bfrs"sh s,l'
btls fbur 1850 bush Wheat l7o bush Corn 81 ,9 3 o.
Meal bLs us ofTupenn 1888 bb Rosin Don" iyts -
pkg. Beef 10 pigs Cut MeA 200 pigs ard go veg Isn M
Butter 38 Cheese CO pigs Eggs 81 bbs b1 vi 10
PCS DGsi a pkgs OF Cake u "s~ 0oyRss 20 s' 49,,
81 bahs Wool % nemp I65 bales Hops fS SIDES Le %
hhs Tobacco 59 Tobacco 262 pkgs starch ~ bae feahu
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financial.

Dx.w,Rx LAcKAw.ssA AND WESTERN RAILROAD CosPASY !
No d BNcHAsGE-PLAcE, NES-foRX Aug 70, 1870 :,
NOTICE.-Transfer Books viii be closed
M ,Sr 'D'' U''' DA' A. j. ODgLL, Treasurer
TRIPLE CURRENCY LETTERS OF CREDIT.
AMERICAN BASKNG-HoUsE
BOwLEs, BROTHERS & Co,
THROUGH rrs COMPLETED BRANCHES
10 S Sllls%.t an,i r ss /. p.l1
q Ststest li9 Strand Chsrns-Cros
WI, Wl rr eel; deposits ags os s SG, *
collections of the een'e to credit Of an
'''0ul' WIN 80 AT CURRRECY RATES
les. expenses andP FIRE. Of all Commission.
To our Correspondent and Holders Of orr Credits
Ia S.S sy inform ao4 yoS @ s ls d So Of our
authorized d e, the, %ssp e any pa, af5sSi rs s ~,
la -sn 4"'''' = aessrs BOwLEs BROS. 4 Co.,.
'P B3wLEs BROTHERS Co
Nors-Ho Of Credit. nstisn hat f9r The ;sAs Of %
a Of f. IS per Pound Stealing be
SPECIAL NOTICE
The pablo are fa PIE t G e PG cRIS6 fH
Ts Aature entre ila original with this House and ths
He ce . ia de three eurrenes OF Pounds Dol, Fnncs
IN h sOpOa Of aye and and enables 'a s0Gs s
eSes 15ss .. tx P. :. '. pond
dstdrhances Credits viii be
psrtcasry with h Drafts may be made London de-
rd where Gold vii o's1s sonTSs nae not. % Ss
mu more merely local disturbances having choice
LONDON PARIS Eev-Y0rk 20 draw upcn.
Nothing eoald better ilusrse the value Of these Crehts
NIGHT PER CENT BONDS of the CITY of
ILM0STG0ABRY, CaPi. Of tAe State Of Alabama 70 per
d. NJ accrued Interest
HOWES e MACY, BANKERS
80 wALL-sT., NETWORK
or. for the BONDS Of the CITY Of MONTGOMERY Alabama
70 BEARING asesi al cent With attached
payable is Of January and July both Principal aad Ist payable
the City sfhes-fOft
These bonds Five Hundred Thousand Dollar, the only
debt xrns. the City and regarded toelss security and Vr
desirable f,r Investment
Farihor particulars nay be bad Of
H0wEs MACY Bsni,s % W,ls
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS,
~ Principal And Interest guaranteed by the City New Haven Conn
TOTAL ISSUE $4,000
Por sale by
W. r. HATCH 4 SON ~ Wslis., New iofA
b. s. SCRANTON 4 Co. NeE-iisSeu Cona
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MOLASSRSlh demand hight pfleet without ehange
choice stock. Cuba hGscoa0 i and
DO (a Ell d3c saes 800 hhds Rico boiling ne
NAVAL srORES-Spints Turpentne has been qde only
small beirg Ole the latter being the market rree ior
merchanb Strained Roa have been good demand r export
and little manufactured at present pnce~ to-day
frmer; Of bills made at go and 800 bo az 20
For grades there has been cali we quote az ~ VGz
for No o. ~ for No and $685. for Pale Tar Hdn hut
frm 81 250 the latter ioE Wilmington Pitch Lomnal al
81 rs for City delivery.
OAmencan Lnseed continues good demand and the market
firm English devoid Of activity and in the absence OF sales prices
are nominal hale continues fair pces shear
specis fper remains quiet but prices without SPECIAL
change OILS In moderate demand and the markets.
steady. NJ nadn Oil continues good demand au me mare Is %
In trade remaining
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legal Noiires.

IL PURSUANCE Of an order of Cornelius A.
"adr0I tie Surrogate Of to- Comfy 81 Ssoya Loe. h.
G g'-n ~ efsons hasng claims sgans GEORGE BRIGGS
" % ihe hid Co1sfy O Sgsioga deceased IA
~ NE x.1cs thereof 20 CHARLOTTE BRIGGk 3D.,
-ahs io he of Greeafshg CHARBs BLIyRE Al a.
o. ha.' Buisa. ngCOTpsay 10 the Cty Neu.YorI on
.s"s e isb - Jsa1sLy l61lDste Ge-nt- Saratoga
ny, - -. IL CHARLOTTE BRIGGS. EsecutrI
|"l'st"s CHARLES BLIYEE, BIecGioE
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TIL H MARKETS.
ICarfully reported for THE TsIHryr I

lCareiuly reported for the TnTsuSE
RRIDAY. sept O. 1870
ASIfSPo remain firm, with good demand Sc Is re
dull and nominAly unchanged t9d ~
"a MATERIALS without change being
f.Ler.a. We quote:
BEicKs- Buenos Ayres, MIXED goli)4 as
Pale H......P NJ % 500 W Hog, Western, Unwsshed,
y X. H...PM Goa % Currency i0s ia
J-rsey.
Fronts y II 0Odl3 Common y 81 is
phiaJe Fronts. 20 0O1Jj % Lump " Is
CKsKST. Lahs Eastern, y M........ Is
Rosenae y bbl. zee. 81 9Od
Nova Sootis, w., y tun - "a 90
Rio Gfphie mixed gold, v Nova Scotia h., v tun. as 80
Gale BAst kCiiy " So
sWAX-The trade In Yellow Western Southern
mo- and mspket IL steady at 1s91c.
BKSTI moderate demand and the al
~ o for and White
COTIONTbe market continues ccsdaon for all de-
the spot aud there far demand fom spnners taxi
sIn Al offerings sales Of as bales evening
% snve which LIS for export LOS 70, and
delivery the marie.
trp 10 Liverpool close arm sales last evening
her AT ltic to-day, 80 September lie ZOO Ocsoer
isc loo Al l6ie.; loo November 6 100 December l6c-a
- az Iox Niddiing We quote a follows y
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Uentlstrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated the anshehc Of nous OXIDE g., sda9'e y sh
WITHOUT PASse As 900 patients testify See their At The
ofoe No 70 Cooper Institute
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Gopartnersbip Nctirss.


dissolution OF C0PARTNERSHIP.-T
Inst BY the death Of Mr. Theodore Stout MI Plat H. Dickinson
Plat K DICKINSON, Surviving General Psrtser.
+ B B. 6SIfC9SfIsssox special Partner.
COPARTSRRsfIIP.-A " STOUT JOHN B. DICKINSON;
BLATr K DICKINSON and HOWARD C. DICKINSON have formed
Copsrhersp under the hrname Of STOUT DICKINSON,
transact general Banking and Commission Business at No Is Bsd
N the CITY Of Ne~Yorf
COPARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned have
" III. day formed oopartBehp under firm Of DB FOR
H. DE FOREST,
GARDNER WILLARD,
ChA& h. MAhhTON.
NeEYOrI, Sept J. 1870
THE COMPREHENSIVE Heretofore existing
unier the era Of JAIME SMITH Go. bss Teen dissolved by
consent q take effect from the st infsn the lusess Of said
G % BE- settled exclusively D., its successors SMITH HODENPfL
seBt2 1870 henry JAIME
Per GEihIf SHl II. ATTY,
GERRlT SMITH.
A. >. 6. HODINPYL,
T.. 4. TUNISOE.
C0PARrNERsHP has this day been formed under the frm and
Smith EODtNPyL Co.. for the barpose
'oiy o. God hains alri J,velp.
hesiors, sept T. 1870 GEiRIT SMITH
A. j. g. HODENPlL,
p. T. TlAlsON.
I'VE UNDERSIGNED, members of the N Y.
sn hlme Of Vs. J. \ CAPESDEI for To- ual asI6n 81 eel.
y e'ocs tumf- asOa lOa1ess. II No. n Finest
''''l"fti sep ]. 1870
VIZ CARPRNDER.
, ). hElLsON CARPENDER
I'VE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
a qe,f 70 tfu Of MANNING 4 DK FOREST ia tbs
- iSoOLs ~ b al party viii , "a Hquda
wv" iO's' srft'"is5 j. 10" Jpbh B MANNING.
60 shne's u the bate fsm 81 Manning De will he con
We By NJ JOHN B. NAMING at lie same place No Boadst
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

10 dy ears making ia for the week No changes
can he repord mo Of The light dressed selling at Ds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.

Price, 95 and Accrued Interest.
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Euiaua Railroad, on finished road Issue re-
strcted by law and surrounded by guarantees hat
render the bonds most desirable investment. The
road Is now about TO open its valuable connection
with Union Springs and will be completed within a
year 20 Eufaula It's finances in excellent condi-
non. and il has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings
We recommend these bonds a cheap and we'll
secured NV estment.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co, 25 NassaI-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

HowFs & Macy, Bankers the same as an ncorpo
rated Lank No. 30 Wall-st. New-York. Four per
cent interest allowed OH deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having it at all times subject to
check Oh demand, can do so by deposting with this
Banking House, which allows Interes. the entire
daily balances at the rate of per ce'!t per annum.
COLLECTIONS made ON any part a the world, with
immediate returns. OF the lowest current rates
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks Bonds
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
Coleman Benedcts closing quotations are a. folio

The following is the movement in Dry Goods for the
week: Entered for consumption S2,55Ol7s; withdraw
ais, 81, Oss,ss6; warehoused, $eS2,G19
For New-York City per cent stock Is7, ~ was bid
for Brook per Water Loan 92t; kiBHs Co per
cent Water Loan Jersey City per crii wafer Loan.
81 for Delaware and Hudson Canal, l2l for Amer 'dl
Dock Improvement Bonds, 9ji for Six l-aye. Rat41d
stock 10: Manhattan Ga-llght Co., 2O; Cit/eus 40,
$50; North Missouri LIST Mortgage, 81 Virginia Regis
tered Bonds, b3s - -,
held al SOuter IL Co.'s banking home yesterday ucfe-
seung over 100000 OF the repiatcd hnnd.l, II was
unanimously resolved To decline the offer OF hin oi
four times the market vauel, on the ground that ne
liUcipa was yet due, and that the lcguNy OF HE
nns and the ability OF the state 20 provide for her IN
teresf was unqucstlOncd. A Committee was appointed
10 enforce the settlement OF the overdue cOupUns
We give below weekly summary OF the money
market at leading points III the country:
son a. retrte there abundance Of
s but the banks prefer Keep in hand f active during
sr a. between banks selling rates unchanged
PrrsBUEGH Aug Jlfbere very quiet money nAket 9!
Stn rrme commercial paper and in demand at low raIs
La gef portion Of dobns generally speaking are renewals
The III, are well supplied with loaBsble fund. Ileg
are not at Ill soetou, however about the matter The fA
The Of interest Gnony 10 per cent ei.1p =. e.
which negotiated for tree less The meLeAnt .tSd OF
city the selling rate O per osl
premium, buying at 10 discount 10. 4. -, A..
sane condition previously reported Tie demand for discount m
pressing and regular customers are generally supplied
the line Of discounts hasten Exchange seAay INC VI
changed -. ...t an,
the supply OF currency large baAkere not inclined 70 lend er
cpt Offer the right Lind Of paper Inc r
tween city banks remain steady, and bnters buy
sell aud maize nnsnees 10 d on aoun
Sr I Nee" Yo SJnAi for sasso and for osSeso
Bosros Aug 3The IL nov good healthy sei,,y N ah mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

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PROVISIONS ontinus prices u0mnsi quote
bbl for Old Mess for future
delivery nominal. beef quiet bu hrm quote at
ia 10 for plain sl6DSl9 for Extra Mess Tee Beef
il dull al Prime Mess Beef Hams dull aud heavy at
steady choice sales OF Pesled Hams ~
light supply is very hrn sses OF ~ boxes Long
Clear 6!e Dressed Hogs hr1n at l2lal5 Tor CITY, LAM l. IN
demand ami higher; of 400 bbls and Ice for No. G
lie for Gu and ic for Fair TO Prime Steam for future delivery,
$50 October at Ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
10f O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sails OF gOresvucf Bonds
% 900 L. ......r3 1909 L. 500 Goa ST.
% 500 s. no. aO.., smaLllOl
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