The Sun.
London, England, 1869-07-26 00:00:00

securities. Abroad, however, the effect was noticeable,
Five-Twenties rising from 804 to 81 in London. This
produced a heavy shipment from New York, and there
was a temporary advance of I to 1 per cent. on Satur-
day. It would not be surprising if the bond export
should supplant again, for a time at least, the gold ex-
port, though the London Tines of the 26th June has
Frankfort advices to the effect that the German market
was at that time overstocked with American securities.
The same paper states that Mr. Walker, the financial
agent of Massachusetts, is at Frankfort negotiating
the five per cont. loan. Objections were made to the
prices upon which he insisted. At home, Southern State
securities are dull. Comptroller Blackburn of Tennessee
has published a card setting fcrth th 3 poverty of that State,
he being obliged to borrow in order to pay the ordinal'
militia and educational expenses of the Slate, to say no-
thing of the interest on its own bonds. On the other hand,
lowa has paid most of her debt outright, and has money
enough on hand to settle the rest as soon as it becomes
due. Indiana also has reduced her debt from $9,000,000
to $1,800,000. Gold has shared the general depression
throughout the stringency, getting down to 135, and even
1311 on Tuesday. On Wednesday, when the report calno
of another three million sale it experienced a relief with
everything else, and rose to 135 g. Rumours of heavy ex-
ports tended also to increase its buoyancy. During the
27th week of 1869 the specie exports from New Y ork
were $852,957 against $3,227,532 for the same week List
year, and the whole amount for the year thus far is about
$15,000,000 against $51,000,000 last year, a little more
than we sent out in 1858, and a little less than in 18b5"
The New York city bank statement shows an increase 14
circulation of only $3,188, and in specie of $1,263,121.
This large amount of bullion is the July gold interest
on United States Bonds. It is said that several Now Fork
bank officers have been summoned before a grand jury for
the rascally lock-up of greenbacks last week. It Nv
rumoured at the time that the subject would be brought
before the district attorney. It is doubtful if anything
comes of it, but all honour should be given to the men
who are willing to do as much as try to bring such gaol,
biers to justice. There has not been much of interest :4
the Stock Market during the week, except the bulling
and bearing on the probabilities of easier money, itVlf
described. There was a sharp upward turn on Wednese
day, dun, as in the other cases, to the prospect of more
greenbacks from Mr. Bontwell. The railroads are getting
more in the habit of showing their books than they used:
be. The Michigan Southern earned $108,139 in At%
$43,000 more than it did last year. Proceedings b3v,i;
been commenced to foreclose the third mortgaged b°4,u.,
of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad. The eonsntils
dation of the New York Central and Hudson River ros4o
has not boen completed, the joint committees of the 04
corporations not yet having met. The proposed capital j 3
$100,000,000, of which the Hudson will have $30,000,° to
The opening of the Lebanon Springs through ro
to Montreal is a great railroad event for the Goth. 4%
ites. Dry goods continue active, notwithstanding
the season when they should be full. Buyers are caution`'
but holders confident, and prices firm. There is a genet
conviction that all domestic fabrics, woollen as Well
ea
cotton, will range still higher next month. Bleacha,
sheetings and shirtings are in better demand than broe
~ivit
but prices are firm for both, especially for the latter.
business in prints is confined to the lighter shades,l
darker ones for the fall trade having not yet appear°ci
t io
od
the market. Ginghams are inactive but firm, and prig
lawns and percales in fair demand. Woollens are ine
ing, and the clothiers are early laying iu large stocks
..0
overcoatings. Foreign trade is light and import.,t;
small. In produce the butter business is light and
quid, one of the events of the week being the first so
went to San Francisco from Chicago ; factory uheerrieo
bringing 15c. to 16c., and it is thought that private ds'ijet,
may be held till fall with advantage. Tobaccos are
to
with sales of common leaf at 81c. to 91c., fine leaf 1-2.s'2ct
13c., Connecticut and Massachusetts fillers Bc. to ~
wrapping lots 18c. to 45c., fine wrappers 50c. to 70c.

We regret to state that the Wall-street Journal has-T,,4T., •
failed to reach us by the Inman steam r sailing on
day. The prices on Friday evening, Jul 9, closed
e 9
New York as follows: - American gold 1351 y, United
s
CoupCDS Sixes (1881) 1171, United States Five-To'lteei
(1862) 1214, (1864) 1171, (1865) 1181 (18:;5, new),`,;•g;
(1867)116i, (1868) 1161, United States 10-40's 108, 14,1-I'o
Railroad Sixes 106, New York Central Railroad 193, ado
28, Hudfon River 1644, Reading (ex div) 901, Milw'uT-ecr
and St Paul 75i, Milwaukee and St Paul Preferred 86,05,
ledo, Wabash, and Western 731, Michigan Central do
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana 1091,
Central 144 asked, Cleveland and Pittsburg 107, Chc";
Rock Island and Pacific 1161, Chicago and North-Wrepst.ett-
-801, Chicago and North-Western Preference 9511
rie
burg, Fort Wayne, and Chicago 1511-, Hartford an,,," iod
22, Ohio and Mississippi Certificates 37i, Western vijoi
Telegraph Company 374, Pacific Mail Steamship C -On: or
901, Mariposa Preferred 15, Boston Water Power C'°
pany 15 to 16.
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On the previous evening Wall-street had been in ,1 ed
of excitement over the large number of brokers sunil-tV
before the grand jury in regard to the violations 6.1
usury laws.

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Messrs. Drexel and Co., the Philadelphia bankers, of
as follows on July 9 : Pennsylvania Railroad shaitgcle
56,1; Sixes, Ist Mortgage, 97i 971; Sixes, 2d 31°''''
96 97.

THEATRICAL ITEMS.—The Loudon correSP°n(l-Alfr
of the New York Herald writes the following of a sq-13'9
known Philadelphia actor At Mrs. Swanboroug it
bright little theatre in the Strand, Mr. J. S. Clark(' 1/3.,5'
all his own way, or rather his face has. Of purely "fag of
comedy we have had no such master since the da9is
$
Liston. So old playgoers assert. Mr. Clarke's face bag
comedy in itself, the features being so many acts. 'aria
given up the redoubtable Major Wellington De 1300ts'ocli'
now appears as a young scamp in the most elated cl.OO
tion of comic inebriety in a revised version of an Allier-
play."
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OBITUARY.—Mrs. Margaret S. Worth, wi",°.
Major-Gen. W. J. Worth, died in St. Augustine, Fo-e%ies
v
June 21, at the residence of her son-in-la-11', i
Gen. SPra 04h,
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in her seventieth year.-Mr. Jacob Cram died suu-
the Gth inst., at his residence Union-square, New Y° 'ors
a ripe old age—Rev. Lorenzo Bolles, formerly of 1-''''l3,,se
Massachusetts, died at Utica, N.Y.' June 25, of (lig
5e
contracted at the siege of Vicksburg
Merriam, who died in Grafton, Massachusetts, to!
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day, July 7, at the age of 98, was the oldest inhabw;"a of
the town.—Rev. Dr. P. B. Day, of Honig Maine, c11:09,
paralysis of the brain on Tuesday, July 6" aged 60Itila:
He was a graduate of Amherst College, and' at t'iles"
of his death:was a trustee of Dartmouth.—Larkin
who died at Brattleboro', on Tuesday, July 6, W rot glie
duate of Dartmouth College of the class of I°'-'oo`
leaves several children, among are C. L. Mead, tre3,ticati
of the Stanly Rule Company of New Britain, C o
Larkin G. Mead, the sculptor; W. R. Mead, gnlTutiospeil°'
Amherst College, and Mrs. Howells,wife of WT. D. '-
editor of the Atlantic Monthly.
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