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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-29

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lowS:-
Gold 500 Sal, 900
God Daaices l2oi,S 45
Currency balances. 1,365,96I
The little reaction at the close may also be traced
to the lighter shipment on Wednesday, which, as
estimated late this afternoon, will not exceed
$780, 000-a sum OF about 100000 being kept over
for tho Hamburg steamer OF Thursday A pursu-
ance OF this consideration leads to the opinion that
the weeks shipment win therefore show q marked
diminution as compared with last weeks. The
SubTreasury disbursed s44s000 for interest and in
redemption of called bonds.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG
The government list was strong and to q trtning
extent higher, the best selling prices OF Monday
being t0-day's bid prices. The reaction abroad had
Ill effect, for the reason that gold had advanced
and because at quotations there were orders
enough In the market to hold 1t against decline
Indeed the government list seems to be
carefully controlled by the gold pool, as
q remote accessory to their more imme
date plans. Tho following were the closing
quotations limited States currency sixes 1174
a 117,s; do. do, 1881, registered, 117Is 117M;
do. do, coupon, 119h 119ss; do. hve-twcnties,
registered, May and November, 1l3A ia; do. do,
1851 coupon, no., LII, uo' w., Aoos, uo' uo'
113x o ia; do. do, 1885, do. do, rs 115k;
do. DO, 1867, registered, January and July 49,.
M6h do do, 1855, coupon, d. 1l8H a H6H; do
d. 1867, do do, 117% 1l7S; do. do. 1868, do do,
l17x 1l7h; do. fves, OF 1881, funded registered,
i12x 11a; do. do, coupon, 1l27s 1lS; do. ten
forties, registered, 1l14 1l1h; do. do, coupon,
1l2x 112X.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern State bonds were less active, with
some specialties heavy. The Tennessees fell Off
tribe at the boards, but closed strong. The South
Car0llnas were weak and declined one per cent on
advices from Columbia asserting that the Legsla-
ture despite the earnest agitation OF tho financial
question, had neglected to make provision for pay
ing the interest on the bonded debt The
following were the closing prices tennessee,
ex coupon, 73x 1871; do, new, 73Is a 73x;
virginia, ex coupon, As q 80; do, registered
stock, old, 40 q 90; do. skies, consolidated
bonds 90 a 81; do skies, deferred scrip, IL is !;
Georgia skies, rs so; do. sevens, SO o 90; North
Carolina, ex coupon, 90 a "a; do, funding,
1885, "a "a; do. do, 1865 81 %; do, new, 20 o
II; do, cial tax, IL IS; Missouri skies,
90 a 9Gl4; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 90 o 03l5
Louisiana Skies. 90 90: do, new, 81 80;
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A BROOKLYN RAID ON NEW YORK THIEVES.

Captain Ferry and three OF his officers OF the
Third precinct, Brooklyn, effected the arrest OF
Thomas Devine and Mathew Bowmen, at "dance
housen in Greenwich street, on Monday night last.
quantity OF silverware, several watches, and
other valuable articles, said to be the proceeds OF
divers depredations OF band Of house thieves,
were found In the place. which was Kept by wo-
man named Margaret Sterling. Other property
near Fourth street. Mrs. Poyer, Mrs. Eagen and
two young men who were found in the latter house,
were also arrested and taken to Brooklyn, where 1t
Is alleged several burglarcswere committed by the
two 1rst named prisoners. Bowman and Devine are
lock cd mn to await trial.
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SEIZURE OF OBSCENE LITERATURE.

Yesterday afternoon q warrant was issued by
Recorder Hackett, upon the necessary AFFIDAVIT for
the arrest OF Thomas Holman, at whose place OF
business, corner OF Centre and White streets, 260
stereotype plates OF obscene books were found;
also for the arrest OF Charles and Joseph Darrow
whose establishment between eight and ten thou
sand volumes OF this immoral literature were dis
covered. Tho property was conflscGted by the
police, and the parties were taken into custody.
They were brought before tho Recorder and balled
in tho sum Of $500 each to aaswer any Indictment
by the Grand Jury.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON May % 1872.
Cotton quiet; good ordinary, 2Oc. Net receipts, H.
bales Sales, lOO, Stock, 6,75i
Cotton in fair demands mddnss, 2sc Nct re receipts,
bales gross, l5y Exports TO Liverpool, 1891 Sales
1900 Stock, 1884
Cotton quiet middngs 2s4c 2s'4s Net receipts 100
SAVANNAH, May 49, 1871
a Cotton guiet s ms adhs 2c &c Net receipts s
CHARLESTON May g. 1872
Cotton quiet mlddings, "a. Net receipts, II bales
LOUISVILLE May g. 1872
OswEco, N. Y, May %, 1872.
1S No. r so FOR for oun %be Mner $40 30 for
changed sales 500 bushels Indiana at 94c 200 bushels
g. Other Grains aaiisi ossR %sasS q sr SSlisd
nsssa pS fM ssea s Sn sPg r
Wines Sc, Canal fcighs-Whsat Sc. corn and rye, &C.
York 5Sc Ai5any!ae Rssepts By Iase-4eGobuseis
b cf wheat 1850 bushels con
bushels rye, l,o29,o0O Ieet lumber a.,
Lake mports,Flour, $40 bbls,; wheat 800 Bushels
ss%5 S%;Sss ls Raj 4
ao cana o" shea cox
sogp 5Te ieg eats e NeW York Flour da Wheat
sodo whi,s Canada At e. "a Corn dun and lower
sass ssr ESa qas
Of 1000 bushels Canada at roc in store Seeds inactive
inal.
CHICAGO May 2S 1874
Flour dull and Dropping sales OF choice spring
81 10 $3.50 wheat dun, unsettled and lower; No .
spring closed nomnally at 81 d7i cash. 81 49, seller
June 81 i9 seller July No SPRING 81 81 81 a2l No.
3spring 81 80 81 l2} Corn dul unsettled and lower
fair demand at lower rates; seller July 46sc i6c
ectcd 42c f2lsc yellow Acc. Oats in fair demand and
lower; sales of No at 40c. 4ostc. rejected size
SEC Rye dull and lower at 7jc for No Barley quiet and
g. Pork quiet and unehangcd at Sl2 50 cash 81 70
So IS sellers june Lard firm, At IS - So IS for
pressed Bukmeats quiet sales of shoulders at 4c loose.
Bacon quiet and unchanged at 5sc Tor shoulders, ne.
ribsidcs, and &c. for clear Sides packed Cattle
rn So 80 g 80 for good TO extra Live hogs active
to Buffalo, &c. 7sc. Rcceipts7oo barrels flour,
2)00 bushels wheat 3i90) do corn, 1900 do. oats 5000
do barley, 900 do. rye 300 cattle and 1000 hogs Ship
ments2pO barrels hour ~ 0O bushels wheat $4,000 do
corn " 0 do oats, l0U do barley, 1900 cattle and $3.50
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THE UNKNOWN DROWNED.

The body OF another unknown man was found in
the river foot OF Huron street, Greenpoint, yester.
day forenoon. The body appeared 10 be that OF a
man thirty-fve years OF age. The face is smooth
and the hair dark The first Joint OF bis right thumb
had been amputated. The dress OF the deceased,
wnen found consisted OF black vest, white over
shirt, lark undershirt, black pantaloons boots. On
his person broken silver watch, gold chain and
locEet, and q breastpin with white stones, were
nh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-29

Wheat was dull unsettled and PC a &c. lower closing
almost nominal especially for Chicago spring The sales
TO good Chicago springs 81 70 for Milwaukee, 81 IS for very
choice do delivered 50 for red winter in store was
In good demand but lower The sales aggregate about
l7s5oo sushe at 70 7Sc for mixed, closing at about
Zoe nc for damp do 75c for Yellow other kinds
inai .0ats were dull and heavy. The sales were only
about q 100 bushels bsc SOC for Western ana state
Barley and rye were inactive and nominal at former g
FRrIcHrs-The inquiry for berth room has been fair
chiefly for accommodation for grain Rates remained
very nrm There a fair chartcring business con
summaed the cali being chiefly for bic vessels for the
gran and petroleum. trade Rates were firm lat not no.
been TO Liverpool BY steam s75p bushels corn and
Liverpool to London al 5Dc. and by sail, so huslels
corn at so SOY hbls rosin on private terms 70 London
by steam. 800 bbs rosn 2s Cd 10 tons hair 3Js 25 bbls
lard oil private terms y goods 25s aud
80 boxes extract ogwood 3Os and ~ SAIL 800 hps rosn
grain, Cd OLD To Antwerp, Is hhds tailow 23s 9d
The charters comprise "A Norwegian bark, $500 quar-.
fsis sra rRane i0fs L, or 81 IL s g
% ssh i e SoTS 49, Ssas
srp nd pr II sfs SSFh Or 0 81 4 al d
Is d. Or iiioa dirscs port German brig iiSs
spirits and 6s Sd Tor rosn, 81 of II ordered direct
GuSSiEs-The market still remained very quiet and
prices were more or less nominal The current guotA,
TENDER; bags, lo,ac a iGhc ior light % heavy ~
ami entirely nominal Manila quoted at f2c gold Juto
also dL, hut steadily held AZ Sc To- GOLD lutte butts
have been quiet aud steady We hear OF sales Of $40
Hay AND straw Prices are ra.her IN buyers favor,
caused by much freezer arrivals Quoted at 81 10 81 I
Tor shipping hays IL Was or retail Qualities 81 iol
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Total. I-5 ~ ga
For future delivery Oasis low middne) the sales have
been Follows Sacs last evening, after three O'clock
May 100 mt 25c 100 at 25Ec 300 nj 2Jc 100 at 25 3g6c
June, 700 at 25ac coo at - tc, 100 ut 25c., ZOO Lee,
400 at 25lGc. July 400 al 2c, 100 mt 70 76 300 at 251c
August 2s bloc 1850 at 25,4c; September 400 at
23 Il6c 200 at 23c. 100 y i5l6c October 100 at 2c
200 al 1910 at 2c: November 400 at zoe. De-
cember. 800 at l9lac. Exchanged-l00 June for 100
August even lIse paid 70 exchange 100 August for 100
40, at 25c May and June 100 each at 25e together;
mo notice TIL after 15th)' 900 at 25ITc., 100 mt
25sc short notice. 400 at 2sc 90 at 25c 200 at 25lc.
800 at 25c Short notice. july 2ooat IS Tide 200 25c
900 ut rs 1l6c 900 nj 25sc 80 mt 25c 800 Mt 25 716c 20
At coo al 25's 10 AZ 57Gc ,o a, 2s,c go as
zoo at 25'Sc 100 at 254c s.psmber 100 at 23c 800 at
2o5lGc; November, 100 at 20c 100 81 lel3l6c 200 at
100 june for 100 1ags even foiai. $3.50 bales Grand
total q 100 bales The receipts at the ports were
follows Galveston, IL bales; New Orleans y; Mobile,
1907 savannah, 1885, Charleston, Al Norfolk laO; Balh
more 1906 Total 10? This day last week 1l63 this day
last year. 52 Rates on cotton to foreign ports closed
sail, ss2d;; slGl To IIayrc by team, Ac gold saill,
70 Bremen by steam &c, gold, compressed san sac
Baltic ports, by sail re. 1c, gold TO Mediterranean
Do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-29
CUSTOM HOUSE STRAIGHTFORWARD.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
DEAR SIR-Another large entry OF threads is made
In the Custom House at an differentiation OF at
least 33h per cent. VIII Judge Hugeboom pass this
over the heads OF the Appraserss VIII you please
inform en- importer OF threads II Judge HugebOom
or his 0ce Is Interested In the thread business2 Fair
play must be had and the Merchants Linen Thread
Association anxi0usly await the action OF the
toms officials on this entry. Yours truly,
MAY 2S, 1872. THE SECRETARY.
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Ihe qu0itOHs arc bh5eu on c0ton ruihlnR III qualify
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted.
FLOUR AND GnAs.-Rccclpts-Flour, 13I6i bbs wheat,
90 296 bushels corn 1871 56S do meal 800 bbs and
225 bags; oats l5 bushels barley, DO The
ket for State and Western -four dun but steady Low
grades were shade easier ana in moderate demand.
The sales since last aggregate about IL 00 bbs
Guiding $50 bbls of Southern and 100 bills supcrfne
Corn meal continued In fair demand steady prices.
Son,harn AZ al AZ nor I'M lHs Vc nurte ~ - '"o'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-29
I2;16 and 2i1i n. N

lis $1,000 US 6's, cur. SO ll7i1
1854 10000 US SIS, l0-40, r.. ma
ll6 400 do. ........... lila
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Spirits Turpcntinc Firmer-Whiskey
Lowcr-IIay and Straw Easier.
TUESDAY, May 23-6P.M
AsHEs-Rccepts since our last Ga packages. The mar
kct remained unchanged. Pots in moderate de-
mand and pearls nominal We quote POTS, 81 rs
a So rs.
BUILDING MATERIALs.-Brcks have been arriving more
freely resulting in prices being considerably In buyers
favor. We quote cargoes rs follows-Pae, So Sc co.
jersey 80 So North River, So 80 $40; Croton, Sl2
$780, Philadelphia 'front.' from yard, $40 s45 Limc
unchanged In price and quct-quoted ut 81 80 for
and 81 for lump Cement duh and nearly nominal
81 90 for Roscndale Laths tribe better selling at
81 .2j So 3Ila and closing at the latter price.
CoPrnR.-Ihe market since our last has been triae
the other side OF IS per ton The sales about 100000
lbs OF lake at 3c &c. cash. and small sales best select
English at &c. cash also 800 900 lbs of lake.
forward delivery private terms; quoted at 331c 3c
market closing ut SIC. at Sslac, cash, Tor lake.
CoFFEE.-fhc market remained quiet for all descrip-
tons but prices were not quoably changed, although
less nominal. We quote :Ordinary csrgoes l5c.
do lSc. slsc gold, in bond, 60 n 90 days. Maracaibo
l6c. I71ac Laguayra, tic lSc: St Domingo lin bomb,
l3c. lSlac. Java, ls1sc. II l94c., gold, in bond.
CoTToN-Thcrc moderate demand FOR cotton
the spot chiefly for consumption, and prices remained
steady. Fer future delivery the tons were fair
and the market shade easier but not quoably changed
The sales reported on Change sum up as follows:-
Export ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -. I3D IW
M
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DENTISTRY.

DEAUTlFUL SET. TEETH, IS UPWARDS SOLID
ID Gold FILLING, 81 upwards; money refunded II not
street, between Broadway and Sixth avenue,
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-FIFTEEN
yearsby benuIabing application; beautiful Teeth ~,
Set $40; Plnpcrs for hollow cheeks spccaliy sesIe
paired. }. JAY VlLLhRs, ls5 Grant. near Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-29
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton in Moderate Demand and About
steady-ReceiPts at tho Ports 1891
Dales-Wheat LOyver-COrn L0vver-Oats
Easier-P0rk Ensier-Lnrd Weak
Spirits Turpcntinc Firmer-Whiskey
Lowcr-EIay and Straw Easier.
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AsTRoLoGY.

MADAME ROSA GREAT NATURAL CiAlNhohAsaN Sa'
wi reveals your whole life from the cradle 70 'uo s"e
Az Canal street, nca, hudson Zee SI
,r,n,N posa ,tpnrcAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR.
lVl voyan ~ West FOrtich street. betWSth DaVau *
and Seventh o,enuc Clauses spcel! .t !, - Ing
separatyp.
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S175 600 TO LOAN G., OR BUY MORTGAGES ICES: ron
New York Brooklyn, Wcschestcr and New Jersey Also
money without bonus PAUL T. TODD, 80 Liberty st.
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S325OOO o 90 real s2SP n, s %s
chester county large made first class property
JOHN +. CONREY, l62 Broadway room g.
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I nTH ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures WARD
JU Greeley aud Brown Campaign Club viii hold .
meeting Ut their headquarters, $50 Bowcry, on Friday
evening" 3is instant at O'Clock, the purpose OF
making the grand ratification meeting.
TO held June 3 1872 All those who in favor of tho
Greeley and Brown irrespective OF party,
~ 1o'' WIN T. AsHMAN, President
JOS n. BoUa Secretary.
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GOSn OnO TO LOAN-ON MORTGAGE, ON FIRST
pACO.OUO class city property; First and Second
80 'e"''' N"'ANN H. A. j. LYNCH u Cedar street
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-04
NEW ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IN rlROCKBRIDGE CO., VA. ~

This new Watering Place will be open for the
reception OF visitors on the lsT DAY OF JULY.
The waters have been long ai'd faV0raoly
known, but until lately no improvements nave
been made for the entertainment VI the pubic
a jolnt stock company. chartered under me
name OF the JORDAN R0CRBklDGE ALUM
SPRINGS, has been organized with ample capital.
The company have completed tIis season new
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The mineral waters are both Alum and Ohaly.
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disea- -es, such az Pneumonia Dyspepsia, Chronic
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ROUTE The Springs are eight miles rom CO.
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.rorrrNGs 4B0UT THE STATE.

-CornelIa Mcqueen, Marion light mulat'
to. is charged with infantlcide.
Aiken township has levied tax OF one
mill for school purposes. 49,, poo
Good reports from the crops IN the zee
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Mr. Simpson aad Patrick Murphy. IL Is M ru
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Drnus ar1h Mebirlnes.
nRUGS AND MEDICINES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
DR.. q. B a E R,

No. 13l MEETING STREET,
In addition to q full stock Of Drugs and Chemi'
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HuRSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATES
| Grlmault's Syrup Of the Hypophosphase OF Lime
Gusrana (Headache) Powders
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| Beef, Wlne and Iron
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WIlber,s Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphate OF
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Msrsden's Pectoral Balm
TUFTS Expectorant
Jayne's Expectorant
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
Russell's Soothing Cordial
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL
Carbollc Troches
Chlorate Potash Lozenges
Hcorice Lozenges
Lozenges Of Pepsn and Iron
Iodinized God Liver OIL
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
French Tooth Lozenges
Thomson's Tooth Soap
And all other Proprietary Medicines.