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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29
.R2MONOO

The comparatively small amount of bonds offered 20
day shows to the public how firmly they are held, and
the high estimation placed upon them by our capitalists
az a security This is gratifying fact, as anything Is
which develops the that the people have I'M
shaken faith in the ability and the disposition Of the
Government keep its promise in the fuflment OF Its
financial obligations by the payment OF its debt.
The Bank OF England, according to Cable reports has
increased its OF interest TO per cent This news
produced no effect upon money market III there Is
stringency in London in monetary matters there Is ex
IRENE here, money great abundance at per
cent on call Governments, and at sac per cent on
stocks Many stock houses freely supplied at per
cent We have change TO note i'll the rates OF com
mercial paper.
The gold market has been free from excitement to-
day. and after the formal adjournment there was but
little business, and the Gold-Ro0m was decidedly dull
At 10 a. gold quoted at 1913 1927, 1915 1888
l22 o'clock, l2a Has 12l5; 1882. 1919; los, 1915
2:lO 1919 1885, 12ls p. 1915 800 l23Gl2l5; AGO.
l2lsdl2t. The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank
were as follows Clcarings s73,434,0OO; Gold balance
s166 237 Currency balance, s2O33O9s Paid for carry
ing, ., 8, 4, A, s, and per cent.
Foreign exchange continues strong sight and weak
on days bills the sales OF the latter in second hands
being made at 1925. Cable transfers quoted at lls
TIA. following are the rates.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY July to-day on hesi5o carr q
Weebawken and Onehunihs Stock poor trade slow a
prices weaker many Texans Seax al the eat %
so ucrs ranging nothng slove fair quality onens
The Weehawken booked ~ 70 n Morris sno cars %
Moore CO. cattle divided into 10 n ler-ns
cwt By W. L. Dudley sal0c $50 Gut ihin sour e..sv
sold Meyers cgt scarcely lJie; 100 BY IoheJ
Sons 81 very thin BE- AID 2S Illinois steers sod l's o
SamueIs l3dc 4 SO by W. Dudley ot c" al AiA
lac. and by Toney at l3dl4tc. on 81 cSt *
o for Moore Co at3dsc on ,. cst
Cary had 40 head cut Illinois steers hei from MONDAY nA
sold at l5c
cattle owned by T. 1is sn
by T. g. Eastman whom selling keeping e "
choice join the 40 erpecis tee 70
morrow ellis Se2 n, at &c, 10 dress ~ 49,
shle Eastman 25 Illinois lG6 H. at c to make D %
SHEEP AND tANBs-Wh0lesale butchers longer selling e{
fair mutopn Washington Market Soc as te o. 80
SATURDAY sheep and especially good lambs While h A.
rivals only partially secomodlte 80 have az
ready expected arrive TO oOuoS kecf Ps
ATS cars Comunipas and shieh TeI a1
for sale at higher than Yesterday
Foryght. Hume Elliott sold small lot ~ Sta'e =,
&c of6l IS 20 Ohio S3i b. 6te g Do, y d. pc -.
t 59 b. loo "a d. 81 ID g.c ara % oio- y
choice, at l0sc.
&C. state d. 81 h. s 2 Of ~ n, ste and 50 Of 9 10
McGraw Reid sold IL State sheep eoarse ~ 10 AZ &C. |ean
lambs ID 7l 40 state lambs ~ D. at &c o. d. % ID o~
10 90 n, lie.
sgIsE-Arvals light to-day and dressed frm but 40 not a.
@ small lot Of 2O state hogs TAs sod awe ~
For.e a gsc.
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The steamer Calabria took out s950O in specie.
Government bonds have been much stronger to-day
and in active demand this afternoon and several
purchasers upon news from Europe that bonds In
London are quoted at SO that c0nsOls have advanced,
and in Paris rentes have gone up from 6515 to 6620
Foreign houses have also been selling gold and it has de-
cned to l2l fall Of per cent from the highest sale Of
the day. At the First Call" this morning the $40 co
OF 1865 sold at l09 do new, G5 1881 do 67 at O8
1910 coupons, l0E At the Second Call" the 6s Of $751;
coupon, sold at 3; the 2Os OF 1862 COUPON O9E
do OF 'G5, 1905. do Of co. 1888! 1OO coupon. 1O7 These
prices show an advance of l. and per cent the
quotations OF yesterday The of 1884, COUPON have
touched ll3 since the 23d, until to-day.
Tennessee bonds were heavy, the new selling at 6Ol8
GO. Other Southern bonds dull, with limited sales.
Railroads are dull but with prices firm Central Pacific,
So Michigan Southern, second mortgage 9i North Mis-
souri,, first, 3d. Bank shares were very quiet
The feeling in the stock market today has been de-
cidedy buOyant, and NewYOrk Central and Hudson do
certificates, Lake Shore, Chicago and North Western,
Milwaukee and st. Paul have been among the most ac-
tive, with an advance in price 1t looks now as IL the
lowest point had been reached, and the prices Of the
above-named stocks for few days have been so
to tempt investors to buy and lay them aside either for
Investment or for large profit The sales outside the
Board" today have been very large OF dividend pay
ing railroad stocks
We give below the highest sales Of the stocks named at
the dates given:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29

Prussan war, has been ntmated, interposes com
peto block TO the preparations for the present. MT
Gilmore waits patiently seeing clearly that II the
struggle continues and such proportions as now
seem probable his festival must be postponed to some
future year; pcrceving also, that If sharp Fail
campaign ends the war. the affair will have new
stimulus, as naturally taking the form Of a Peace
Festival to celebrate American soil the return of
harmony to Europe.
Mr. Gilmore's promised book, the history Of the Ju
bee of 1862 has been delayed by the preparation for the
greater things TO come Only two weeks work remain
10 complete the book, however; and If the compels
the poStponement Of the enterprise it will be pub
lshed during the FAIL while il the scheme goes on the
book will he held back TO appear the eve of the
International Festival in the early Summer
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

r
LONDON July 23-l3O m-Cons opened a. FOR both mon-Z
the account American securities que United states FeTWeny
bonds 1896 DID, 81 1861 u Ten Foes 81 sos qts
Railway shares l5. Illinois Central lGl Atlantic aud Grea
Western 81
LIVERPOOL July 23ll3O mCoon opened dull and rreguaxS
Middling Uplands, 3D.. hidilng Orleans $40.
LONDON, JulY 23-Tallow dull and unchanged
July 23-rhe Bourse opened fm; Rentes thf. PIC.
July 23ll:J0 mSOns0 as for both
American Securities quiet Stocks dull
July 3-l:3o mCoton Is fat and prees have So
MddHng Upands fd; Mdilng orleans 3d. Wkeat H.
GENITAL for California White; s3Q9 for No Bed Western and "a
Winter Flour Dbl for Western Canal Corn $40
quarter European Pork l25 Dbl for Eastern Prime Meas
ANTWERP, july 23.-Peroeun opened dull
LONDON, July 284D m.Consok closed 81 Gi for snd
the account American securities closed quiet FefSenes Of z.
1868 1867, 81; Ten-For 30 Railway Stocks closed tat3
Ene Isl; Illinois Central, 1913; Atlantic aud Great Wesem, ~
LIVERPOOL July 23-3) mC0On closed irregular; Miiing Cp-
IA Mdng Orleans 3D. the sales Of the dsy 900 bales,
including 1000 for speculation and export Tunune cosd at 81 a
BIG
LONDON, July 2S3o m-Tsow, IS g. Whale oil quiet CAB
Lnseed dull Refined Petroleum easier at o. Lii seed OIL heavy
a $50 To- ESQ 1871. spirits Iurpentne duh.
HAyRK July 23COtonTres oriinsire, spot quoted f
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81 g. In other sons 'he hts doing and es mostly
T%%sT \ = % 2 Ps !'S 20 S .s
Ps rely . iss $ r. s:si orc; s .sS,' s
Ss.' r"s ss'i ~ 1ssS S ' sy' 20
$50 bb lza %, o as me- ,, s9 % sIa s,
private Cut Msa qn b., fr@y se s,. mall i;,s
Dr.' oE ore re- Ease; e sG az &c. az s' for c and
RE 5r rGI . ey q choice veoond grade. has ,dr'ei
The pnce the tcul Of transporting IN soi ontef sac
tot. AID frsins restricting business We gaote: .z,,
sssi aai; s
- ar. sSGss % :, y,
supply and holder. then on tae maIei
e. a; s !. i e; +
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONTINUES inactive but il re Grner ss
PIE, bulk OF Greek there an sdyanse sfSaoc Reae "a
spot; at Pbisdelphia he marlet irm At 2se $500.
s qu sales go bags angoon a. ~7ic and e bags do IN e"n
s1GiRs-R.w little .eye, but the srnu. q hoer5
bun buyer. seeking eoass Of y. Far 20 good h nns
on private terms. ary active is for naUi, and R or
SEED: sd I'D S S5,1 "s%' st & ss
ClG,s s ,n and ss s% ~ r lGi gos
TALLow~Tbs demand moderate ,nd marte, steady saIe
@o0L~fhe Fifteenth regular pubic q Fool took place tod..
factucr dealers good large at Of tho
former .s rRs vSo 2od q mostly H. 70 Io or. .,. e. s
ding was sRHte and fall ,d %sts. '"S. ~, we're s,.9 SS
lots were neglected prices obsnas
Spring California nc; Pail do l7c southern Pn Sc Cosrs.5
Tub Washed zoe Fine d. &c Buny Pulled DC CIaaing %.
No do Texas 3c Country Extra Pul~f StoT
lac Light Extract lSc; Country Extra Pulled 1le
Country Super DO, S.ci Cape DO, 9sci C9orf se@ano
Wool. SIC; scourel Wool, re haium sccur7i IetAs
Wool &c x spnng California &c. d. re Do 27es
Ohio Fleece Ale Canada do o nd and Mich fn NJ
able Feeces &c New Jersey Medium DO sc and eco aS,
4l Michigan Atc Med Northern California rpngDv
a; No Unvashed Missouri Fleece, $50 and X lnn, %,
46c 9th and Penn do, sc Combng Fseos. 60 Mel oEs
Unwashe Feeees Indiana Tub ssbsd M Mol at De itno
Unwashe Sc Low Pieces 5e Od STATE DO z er
Ale Fine Wisconsin Jnesshed DO re - AMI ~
igan DO DO do 45lc No Ohio Do &c ONO Tub Haho
5tc Fleece, 3jci Fne Meh 90 o. 1~S
Coarser and Combing Unwashe Fleece Bur 2 Ohio Tub Hshe
47c Unwssbed Pieces 2cj lows Tub Washd % balI-s
43c Fine 34c snd lows tns ashel Zt
Coarse Unsasbed l2lci DO. and B,ocl fiseces, &c
do Fine and Med California tburry I'D
Combing Pieces 5c Iowa Unmerehanta6e tec,s Stc An -
od do, 42le XIX Ohio iheiVYl 90" 1is
Tui-gashed snd Xxx West Va Pieces faci 90 no.
do Combing Xxx Ohio and " est v. DO sc
WHISKY dull sales 800 bb al u vi % VI
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North RtUer. Vessel Gnd RdtF01fS
July PIP bbls 0 1855 hush Wheat 45g7 hush Corn
96272 bush Oats $50 bush Earsee 100 bush Beans q pkg.
Cotton bb Pork, 10 Beef 81 pigs Cut helt
pkgs 81 La 800 kegs Lard 10 s stesD, ~ pkgs
Cheese 455 bb Eggs ~ pkgS Io~ 80 Pg
Cake Copper 34l bbl Whisky 1915 bales Wool 10
Hemp bales Hops SIDES Leather, los Hides baea
Hides GA hh Tobacco las boxes and Casks tobacco JJ Dor 20
Starch, Whale Oil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29

u For the safe and advantageous investment of
July interest and dividends the CONNECTICUT AIR
LINE BONDS present unusually attractive features
which will commend them to all classes of investors
The road is completed to Middletown. The re-
naming unfinished portion is more than half done
Full particulars furnished by
HATCH e. FooTE, No. IL Wall-st.
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Sscnrn o,pn 1oi n AND o. O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THURSDAY, July 2S-P. N.

THURSDAY, July 28-P NJ
For the s2,OO0,OOO of bonds, advertised for by
the Government to-day, there were offerings OF only
1854 400 at prices ranging from los55 to lO75s Inc
small amount Of bonds offered is evidence that there
is no desire on part OF holders to sell them at the
nresent rates and that II bonds have been sent forward
from Europe they have yet to arrive The following are
the awards Of by the Secretary OF the Treasury;
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THE TRIBUNE

IIarefulIy reported = -.
THURSDAY July %. 1870.
ASEs-The demand fair and the market firm at 50 256
Sc IS Pearls are request and the market steady $50
50 IS.
COTTOy-Thed demand opened r but fell of under the dis
courgng dyces the lower and unsettled
and demoazed condition with offerings for rest Of this
month al quoted the Eau months uncertain they
more directly the sales of Isl bales 23
TO irye which for l05 for consumption and lO
for speculation; delivery last evening 100 July 94c 100
August l7ic July 8ic; 100 at 8c 40 at l9 $50 at lSt
l9 100 August at l6fc 100 at loci 800 at lei zoo at
I7 lie 100 at lc and 500 do October, t4can on basis
Va nntnn nmna !.
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The market closed strong N. Y. Central, o3i; Lake
Shore 9l Wabash 5oi Rock Island ll4t st. Paul Pref
7Cs G7Ci Reading, 96i G9d1
Ihefoowing are the Government quotations Of Messrs
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The following shows the result Of todays business az
tbe sub. Treasury I'm this city

the Sub Treasury I'm this city: -
Cola ,oeeints . &5ql 31l 80 Currency payments 1890, no
Cold nsvmep. 80. 22a367l 10 Currency balanee 80 o
balance 69Jl9S74 % Customs ""'' ~
Currency receipts. l@6lSl5 90
81 G28 cancelled gold certificates sent TO washington
The Gebhard Fire Insurance COMPANY nave seciago n
sei-annual dividend OF five per cent, free OF uo'el
ment tax payable and after the I'd OF August. N
The recepts from for the week endlng July -
were "a follows: New-York, s2,4O 1876 49, BOSTON, s5i
is1 46 philadelphia s50,5l6 as Baltimore slo5 20 0"n
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We offer for sale, LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE KALI
ROAD BONDS 80 years to rum per cent interest
semi annually, at 90 and accrued interest
No BETTER SECURITY, OF of more intrinsic merlt
CAN MADE.
For particulars, apply to
B. ALEXANDER & Co., 10 Nassau-st.
JNo. j. CISCO g. Son, SO Wall-st
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.-F1Rsr CALL,
l0i O'CLOCK A. NJ.
d O'CLOCK A. NJ.


Stles OF GorTPnsHt BOMBS ,oo,
n L. y 80
o. 600 NJ y $50 Cou 1901 ;. 81 1910 cou''' III
22OoD L. X $40 Cou 63 n...lms lOp u o. os '"') '''
10! O'CLOCK. -.
Sac, Of Stat aud Acknowledgment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29

NAVAL hlOkhS-hpnts Tan etue continues
nhra ho1hs active, prices The d,.uand
eonhHed mostly Common STRAINED Nhe NC qso.e At 4 UoG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29

BURIrNGToN CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD COMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT FIFTY-YEAR SINKING FUND BONDS principal
and interest payable in gold), free of Government
fax ooupon or registered convertible at the option
of the holder into stock of the Company at par, which
privilege will at no distant day enable the holders
Of these bonds to realize upon them at price con-
sideraby above par, besides paying about nine W
per cent currency interest in the meanwhile. Inc
established character of this road running as 1t does
through the heart of the most thckysettled portion
of the great State of Iowa. together with its present
advanced condition and large earnings warrant us
in unhestatingly recommending these bonds TO In
vestors "a in every respect an undOubted security
limited quantity are still offered at 80 and interest
by HENRY CLEws g. Co., No. 81 Wall-st
: GEORGE OPDYKE & Co. are agents for the sale OF
the following desirable securities, which they offer
at low prices:
NY. and O. Midland First Mortgage Bonds, per
cent, gold.
st. Louis and s. E. Railway First Mortgage Bonds,
z per cent, gold.
Montgomery and Eufaua First Mortgage Bonds,
per cent, gold, indorsed by State of Alabama.
Alabama State So.
New-Jerscy Town Bonds, 7 per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
NoTrcE.-The Coupons due August l, 1870, on the
First Mortgage bonds Of the Southern Central Rail-
road Company Will be paid that day on presentation
at the Banking House of Messrs. VERMILYE 81 Co.,
Financial Agents of this Company, Nos. 10 and 10
Nassau-st., New-York City.
VIM. Ii. SEWARD jr, Treasurer.
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws 81 Co..
Wall ~

RANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEWS az Cop
80 Wall-st.
Interest allowed ON all daily balances OF gold com
or currency accounts at market rates.
Persons depositng with us can check at Slsht' IN
same manner as upon any of the banks
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on deinanu
or at fixed date, bearing interest at the current
rate.
Collections made promptly at all points.
We draw Bills of Exchange, make telegrapnic
transfers of money in London, and issue CIRCUITS
available throughout Europe.
We are prepared to take Gold Accounts on terms
the same as for Currency; to receive Gold on Depos
it, bearing interest and subject to check az sgns'
TO issue Gold Certificates of Deposit; TO make Az
yances in Gold against Currency and other Colate-
rals and to afford Banking Facilities generally upon
q Gold Basis.
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GILMOREANA.

MP. 8 Gilmore was In the busy heat Of preparation
for his contemplated International Musical Festival of
1871 when the mutterHgs Of war came TO disturb his
oans Ii s. hcme grand one, of course, contemplat
ing Coliseum much larger and of more solid and eab
orae construction tn the first one, intended to stand
five or ten years for such might come up chorus
Of twenty thousand voices; instrumental force com
bpig all the famous bands Of Europe, which the pro
ieeto anatiJn pictured coming INTO the harbor on
board the naval vessels Of England, France, Russia
PRUSSIA, Austria, and Italy; and the whole annr
on the same scale. Mr.. Gilmore received
the wanest support, his recent Wit 10 Warrington
from the digntaiics Of Government ana the d.
pOrnatc representatives OF European powers ana an
his preliminary steps Of preparation have gone on WIN
u mOOthness in brilliant contrast with the DARK niat
days Of the jubilee OF 1862 when every mans sheer was
against him. The report that definite Offer Of sl25VO
had made d him b. transfer TIE scene Of hi enter
urise to NewYOIk il without fOuudatiOa, except 50
far az that lcaGn merchants Of NeWYork have urged
tat Nh Gilmore would select that city for the place
of tie eat undertaking Of his ie and have assured Linn
that all the aid lie needed would be abundany offered
But Mr. Gilmore has considered that he to Boston,
after the generous support given 10 his first festival, at
least the refusal Of the scheme and thus far Boston
As met all hs plans with sus Encouragement that there
- w doubt the festival wi aAe place here The Franco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29

COFFEE active but holiers remain srn at ~ GlSe gold
lava bags O Campanea and 800 do at
Baltimore per Honduras, private
FLOUR AND MBALrhe market for Western and State Flour
being neglected and 002c
lower Medium Family grades good demand and the market
firm especially New and is in better supply
shippers bung little and the market closed tame for the low grades
demand for and export sales ii 500 bills We