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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YORK Aug q. - BEEyEs-Frcsh offerings were 50
sStieh st. and 81 carr A Jersey city, total Of
36il the spending time last week The
ply Included loads VI Texas and Cherokee cattle and
steers and better than exans and
fro fact whereas Ia head the Usual number u
Is head 70 the ear load. Fat smooth steer. were
lady s sSs P5icei IN. .ro.. sv A
the &c., but tho largo arrival. Of connoa
cattle last three dAya especially Of through"
Cherokee could not fail weaker ne de-
Inferior and grades aud SELLERS were forreA
order close out their oner1pgA
The for native seers Sd Sc o. "a dress
SIS a5s the cwt while ordinary Texas And Chrokss
The at Jersey City 10 cara for H. Sherman
II cars b. II. Westemer, cars for C. y Reynolds
cara ahn q Brown and car for J. T. ssddler. -
d. O. Culver sod for C. Hey nolts lis counon ul'noto
ssers 81 lUlS IL tc 70 dress 50
gross cwI. 2S2 Texans. ~ owL, - 7%eSsc D. y
dress SIS n.
N GOLDSMITH sold for p Reynolds lo4 Cherokee stssrA
a. at ssc 10 dress IS 70 the cwt
l. westhsimer 20 80 cowA hefcrs and steera ~ cwS
average ssc .. 10 dIess 81 w the Groas cvt 10 II
nros sissr evt. ~ Sc 70 dreas 81 b. and hsd
loads saa
X. wssiLan-r sold Weaver So Illinois ste.rs srons
o~S a. III NC D. 10 dress o. o. bad load ID
sxlo.
ChaA Kahn cold for Kahn Brown - common oxsu ev
II b. D. 70 drcss 81 n; II kentucky steers owl, q
Is Indiana DO, 5sa cwi. al lee. 10 dress IS D.
10 cars CJca Thompson cars for 1en Bross eagS Fl
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and real estate on the Pacific Coast and tho power
Of tho Bank was frequently used by them to
elevate or depress the market. Whenever decline
was desired the bank called In its loans and re-
fused further discounts, thus making money scarce
and stocks cheap So soon a. it's friends were loaded
up with stocks the bank reversed its course, where
upon the market became active and buoyant
few days since when stocks were up, the bank
commenced calling in is loans. Then a
run was made on tho bank ITSELF and
its customers withheld their deposits; finally.
on yesterday it was compelled to suspend.
The bank party suffered heavily some months since,
and subsequently. in endeavoring to control the
bonanza mines. and, failing in this, to break the
market. As as it had become known in San
Francisco that immense body of ore had been I'M
covered in the Ophir Mine, the controllers OF the
bank, as had been their custom, bought up all the
stock that could be had, aid in doing this run the
price from about $50 to $3.50 per share. Shortly
afterwarl the market broke and the controlling in
terest in the mine was secured by Flood
g. O'Drien, who still retain it. Similar
contests wero had over the Consolidated Virginia
Mine and the California Mine, with like results; tho
bank party were beaten III every case, and enor-
nous amounts of money were lost Some three
months ago the Consolidated Virginia party organ
lied. stated in THE TRIBUNE mt the time, the
Nevada Bank of San Francisco, with a capital OF
S. 900 600 gold and the right to Increase to SO O0O-
OC0, which institution, il was in.cldel, should III
large measure, take tie place of the Bank of Cafor
MIA. At our Stock Exchange the transactions in mis-
ceaneons shares werc more than doabe the aggre-
gate Of yesterday, footing up some $4,000, Of
which Western Union constituted $1,000. Pacific
Mail, 80 800, Lake Shore $1,000, Northwest Com
III N. 10, 800, anil Preferred, 500; st. Paul Pre-
fcrred. 61oO, and Common, $500; Erie, $500;
Onios. $500; Rock Island, 1900, ald the re-
Inander distributed among the less prominent shares
AZ compared with yesterdays closing prices, the
depreciation on the days business about per
cent in Panama and ls to Is in other shares. rs fol-
lows: Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Preferred, Is;
Central Is; c.. G. AID |. C., Il; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, l.; Erie. Is; Hannibal, d
Lake Snore, IS Northwest Common, l.; Preferred.
rs; Pacific Mail, s.; Rock Island, -; 1t. Iaul
Common, os Preferred. l2; Union Pacific, "A ;
Western Union, L.; Naripo,a, Il. The only shares
which show gain are Atlantic ard Pacific Tele
graph Isl and Ohos Is. The bidding and asking
oil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
The following were the treasure shipments fro



Intengence.by telegraph from Washington is to
the effect that tie Bank Of California held no Gov
ernme.t bonds and further that Tie Government
has about So 80, 900 coin in San Francisco which
j. all that can be placed at tho disposal Of brokers'
for telegraplic remittance.
special dispatch from San Francisco to Herman
& Co.'S News Agency, represents that the feeling is
very panicky and that there is a heavy run on the
London and San Francisco Bank; also on the Anglo
California Bank. but both Institutions it Is believed
viii stand the pressure. The National Gold Bank
and Trust Company and the Merchants Exchange
Bank closed tins morning. The President of the
Bank OF California claims that the bank VIII pay all
its liabilities but will not resume business There
isarun on all the savings banks which paying all
teposits, but claim 80 days notice term of
deposits All lasiness p.rayzed, and intense ex-
element prevailed. The Treasury Department has
made telegraph transfers of $500, 900 in gold coin
from New-York to San Francisco to-day.
The London market quotations are lower for
Consols and United States securities though advice
otherwise were not important. The gold market
was strong and higher, and closing at 1882 last
night opened at ia to-day and, after selling at
1I37s, advanced to 1l4li. In afternoon dealings
the price declined to 1884, This advance il not
entirely due to the California troubles, but bears
close relation to the decline in English securities
and the arprehensiODs of n corner On gold loans
the rates were and per ceat per annuin, and Ia
and is2 per diem.
The foreign exchange market was dull and nominal
at auotatons The Assistant Treasurer paid out
x77O. 900 In coin interest, chiefly september con-
pons, and SCI 900 in called fve-twenties. Tho
import entries of foreign dry goods at the port OF
New-York for tie week ending to-day amounted TO
~ JsO. 6Oi coin valuation. The amount thrown
upon the market covered S2,527,546 The days
business ut the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared. $33, 672 900; gold balances. $l.7s5682 !;
currency balances, 81 06S.95S. We annex the prin-
cipal quotations of gold:
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srETIis-Bark Mary Stewart
Petroleum, gals.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


!. only small trade passing at about former
BEESWAx-The market remains stesly With only mol
inquiry quote Western at s3s3s and soatnern
BROOM CORN AND BRooMs-The market fer Corn Is
dn values nomina1y steady; we quote Long orS.
Hu' al lO113c Short and Medium Brush choice creek
disc. Medium qualities Red aad Red-Iipped AZ T9ioo
Brooms unaltefed q.
COPFEE-In Rio there has been nothing reconnaissance 70
day very rn In their views which causes pny
hold 0 No sales reported at this port Az ia
hear OF 800 bar, per Campanero resale 70 20 "
Louis terms not ranspred we quote Ordssy car
Prime DO 20 a2Oc; santos Fair TO Good carsoes AZ 1870
2ic gold 90 days Mild grades are moving slowly LOT want
stock ~ holders We quote Java at 26f2c;
Singapore 2z92tc: Csyon, 81 d22c Maracsbo 2ldZ3ci
iayra 20 g2l &c. Jamaica, lS22Oc santo pninnso.
I7QiSc: Porfo Rico. l8"dslc.; Costa Rica, lgo22ci
ape: and Curacao al 1Siad20c., all gold =,
CDTrON-We have again 10 note II rrher ADVANCE OF &c
II spot Cotton at which the mar ct closes stsaiy, WIN
fair demand Receipts the shipping ports TO-DAY are yt9
bales day last 1913 bales this day last year ooS
bales tHfa .ince SEPT 3462 93 bales sase time last year.
exports Great Britain 2G5 bales export. 70 the Conn
nent bales stock In NewYork 4l'O2 bales; consol
stock 4s2 bales The averages OF yesterdays or
ard deliveries follows August li3Gc; septener
i4'3c: october. ID &c.,. November l37ic; pe,enser
3e JaHusr 3se FcbEGsy heSe Msrrn o bae
at Is iec aprL loo IL 7rsc.; total. bales Sec"nd
cal-No sales Third cai-Janiary. lU0. l34c; APRIL ioo
Quotations Dased standard Of classification In force Sept
l. 1874 Upland Cotton In store running IN qlay no
more ian half grade below the grade quoted;
Good ORR. 1873, Low Middling..-. 14s GOOD MID 100
based American standard OF casslncat'on;
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Gales bn Auction.

A VCTION SALE.-NOTICE.-B virtue Of
n chatte mortgage, dated Nov q 51f WIN exposs 10
saIe and ~ al pulc yendue the highest bidder ior cas
m RDA9 the 2sh day OF August 1870 at u o'clock
nfsce Of Mcssrs. ]. r. TROW e CO.. No 10 Nanoewatere
NewYork City. the following described personal properly e
trsred i'm aid mortgage and situate aith the sad D.
FkOw q Co, l. Nsndewatcr ST. In the CITY onhtl aaa
sste Of ew York cOpyT CHS plates ettrotye
stamps for binding circular and sTget"n parts a
syerv and thing whatsoever nature or name pe
10 the manufacturing aRi publishing 0f the BOOK eh l
Iiteratire and song and the sie 81 plate enta ne
Usunv TefnTn also eut tied The Art OF MONEY
Makne" and a steel plate entitled yolnng togethel
With The COpyr of the AMI all the plat -
types dies amps biuding circular ana plates
aud every h and thing OF whatsoever name ahn ats per
ianinc 70 tie Guuiactnre and publishing OF SAN DooAs @
uacturea or either tem.Dated Newfor JUN - To- d
WILLIAM IL. CARROLL Attorney id MOIlsasoee-
A. MsgwIN Aucuone7r
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., G56 broadway,
ID near Bond sL-sslss Of Books Works OF Art faneJ
3oc6z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
The following are the Imports of dry goods at this
mort for thu week ending Aug. 27:

The following are the Imports OF dry goods ct this
port for the week ending Aug. 81:
For os Tee; 60 i sS5i ss6Gs',i;a 800.
ILIJwn on marAet. 3.2o2,s75 S,37o,ls 2,3@''o'o
Entered At The port ss47 l7.3il 81 o500tl S-3Q3lSs
Thrown u markes.. o6.jl6,0d5 77,oo13c6 13,t4,CoS
The days business at the u. ). Treasury COM
prissd
COLL receipts. s3 Curry paymon;sl 300 1852 10
COLL naylnens $3.50 90 Cary balance 81 100 l9
Cold taiance.. ,S9l Al Cu-ioIs-.' to0ooo w
curry receipts. 1,32T,soS AZ
1t is stated that the Postmaster-General will not
recommend to Congress the claim of the Pacific
Mail Company for increased compensation for the
China service.
TIE Philadelphia stock market is steady Pennsyl-
vania Skies, third issue, 110l2; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad. 2O3a Reading Railroad. 56;a; Penn
sylyaaia Railroad. 50as; gold, III is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
SALES FROM 2I2 O'CLOCK P. NJ TO CLOSE OF BUsI-
NESS, 2 O'CLOCK r. ".
FRIDAY, Aug. Pr. NJ.

FRIDAY, Aug. 27-P. NJ.
OF course the chief topics of conversation in Wall
ST. circles to-day were the panic in San Francisco
and the suspension of Messrs. Sterling, Aherns Co.
of Baltimore There was a generally nervous feel
ing i'm onr market during the earlier hours Of busi
ness which was prevented from being intensified
TITO panic in stocks by the discretion and pluck OF
tho leading bulls, whose brokers seemed
to have orders TO bay unlimited guam
titles Of speculative shares within given
range of prices The steadiness with which they re-
ceved the fire OF the opposite interest inspired
dealers with new confidence, and made any serious
retrograde movement for the time impossible. The
course Of events will be narrowly watched, however,
and for some days at least business in Wall-st. win
he conducted with much more than ordinary war;
ness California il believed not to be largely in
debted to other States. 80 that whatever troubles
may be in store for her will not DO widespread
in their effects The failure of Messrs. Sterling,
Aherns e. Co. 10 regarded more serious matter
10 rs inasmuoh as a considerable amount Of their
paper was negotiated in this market and the losses
on il will induce caution on the part OF noebuyers,
and of consequence, o further restriction OF the
facilities usually afforded our merchants through
the medium Of discounts.
The suspension of the Bank OF California, coming
without the slightest warning, has occas0ned al
most universal astonishment IL was supposed In be
one of the strongest banking corporations In the
world. and has for many years controlled the vast
mining enterprises Of the Pacific StateA Although
the bank itself was known to DO prudent and con-
seryatiye institution. the men who controlled II
we're individually the heaviest spectators In stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

IN nen,s for Unpaid Of NewYork III
nance DeuaTDient Of Arrears. July l51Jl ndef
IA. Green, Comptroller 81 the Cy 81
YORK undersigned hereby gives pubic notice psu
Ant the prOvOns Of tbs en d AN Gct Tor Tie col
lection 81 xes assessments aud CrOon Natof rents Ia The
CITY Of New. YORK, and 10 amend tho several aeA
rekffve thereto" passed Apiil b, 1871, that ce TO
ADectiye owleTs Of al tie Lands and tenriaents on
winch assessments have been laid and confirmed and
arc now and unpaid, and have remained due ana
OF SAID essCSsuents Tor rasi-
iAng grading gutter paving streets naeghg side
fencing and MI 0ts bui0inG severn
ground drains confirmed lrof 10 January,
lr72 pay Of the assessments
due Clerk Of ArraTs ct his once
The Finance IN the New Court house the city
YO With the interest thereon the rate ~
TO tho time 81 payment wL the
of tnis notice and advertisement
And default made such payments snch lands
enrnents sold public arcton the New Court
house in TIE CITY Hall PARK, In the city Of Ne~SoIk on
TUESDAY October 1879 at twelve 0cock noon, Tor the
low which rsOn 1ha 1tr 10 take the
consideration OF Advancing the amount VI The asssb
unpaid, and The interest thereon Aforesaid
tho and together with the charges OF This
all other char2es and costs
sale viii be continued from Lino
70 time until all anGs and eDements Lere advertised Tor
sale shall b. sOh
And notice hereby further given that detailed satemsrt
o. tho Asessents the ownership VI tie property which
he assessments due and paid Il published Ina pam
ehe and that Of the Pamphlets are Dc oso IN the
smce OF tae Clerk Of Arrears In the Inange rcDt aid
gu be delivered - sry person a!Pyag or lie sawe.
= ,. -. q
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were to per cent The discount market was
quiet and since the failure of Sterling. Ahrens &
Coz, whose paper to . certain extent was held here
paper is subjected to close scrutiny. The Customs
receipts at Washington to-day were $j6O,OOO, and
the Internal Revenue receipts 5000 000 the United
States Treasurer receiving $1,200.000 In National
bank notes for redemption. Tho following was the
Clearing house statement: Currency exchanges,
$i6.495, 631 currency balances, 1881 800; gold
exchanges 81, $40 $50, and gold balances $6i3,3Oe
Governments by reason Of higher gold were strong
at better prices. We annex closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

CUPREME COURT.-lSRAEL y. 81, BKiC r.
- PLANT a AGAINST AARON kAMAK and BERT hA M
Tife. Is4AC fIRsCH, ALEXANbER ~ EA6 6 N
pHITRICK fRTACY and BADErTE GOIIGEIREU, De
fendanssummOns for relief Com not ScI2 10 NE De
Zen isnts slOye named YOu hereby suihaDhcd anh
rsnrrd 10 answer the conf ant in this action Wlch wS
"a day filed Office of the ClerS o. the tiy ana Col
~ Ns Work AT the Court house in said CITY Oh NOwl OK
And 10 serve copy answer to the SAID complaint on
Shs al their Office number 30 10 te
Sy Of New York. within twenty days alter the seice "a
this summons You exclusive OF tl9 cay oil cn . 10
ssor,ssS the pain this action viii apply To the Court
Cor ~ re- IF dem aael the oOmplantOated Juue l2th
1875 SMITH WOODWARD flainahs Att0iheyA
s,1 ovQu
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Railroad bonds were firm, Union Pacific Firss
selling at 1O2 i2G 1928 do. Land Grants at 101 Il
do. Sinking Funds ut 975sD973i; Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated gold coupons at 670
s7l4 Ceutral Pacific gold bonds ut 102is aud do.
First, San joaquin branch, at 01091li. The fol-
lowing were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

n arriving moro freely and the market 10 weak
Quoted e 6Oas5c 56SSSc end oes - %
cash .~-.s.,>. Ann vtth
price without change; sales Of S0 bales ~ N eIs Sa
At 60 CASA We quote ct 7's18%c Tor Manila HEMP 10! %
TO fine; ssal 5a5s, gold; Jute Steoci 'as co'~ o."
HOP-rhs inquiry only moderate and the market steady
Ct unchanged ng1res. We quote. -. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
CORPORATION Notiies.

TORPAVING THIRD-AVE.-SEAL PKO-
POsAIs will be received by tho department OF Pubic
Parks uniiI WEDNESDAY sept ], 80 a In for (avlns
frDfn 10 one
tr1 at In Twonty third Ward For particulars, see Clty
RecoId Copies for sale at No. City Ilal.
EOR PAVING THIRD-AVE.-SEAL Pro
POSALs will DO received by the Department OF fuenc
park nIil WEDNESDAY, sept l, $50 a. m, iof paving
third ave- from the northcTy side OF One hundred xty
Third northern boundary OF ne IHehty IHi Ho
For soe City Record Copies for sale al n"
IAN
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V1ORpAVING THIRD-AVE.-SEALE PRO


prapn.als VIII be received by the department OF fuDnc
WORKS until ira RSDAY. Sept at IL O'Clock In Tor regu
ising grazing and tagging new street -. :.
City IecOrd Copies Tor sale al NO
City Hal.