New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-20
NEW YORK.
Specie shipments to Europe Yesterdays.
Transatlantic Company's Steamers
Will Run to Brest and Havre.

Specie Shipments to Europe Yesterdays
Transatlantic Company's Steamers
Will Run to Brest and Havre.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Specie. shipments
for Europe to-day amounted to 50, 100000.
The agents of the General Transatlantic
COMPANY announce that the steamers Of the
French line will not stop running, in conse-
quence of the war in Europe, consequently
the steamer Lafayette will leave here ON Sa-
turday, twenty-third instant, for Brest and
Havre. 1t is understood the retiring French
Minister, Berthelmy and Colonel Bonaparte,
of Baltimore will be passengers by the La
fayette.
Arrived out, steamers Allepo and City of
Brooklyn. tf
NEW YORK, July 10, Evening.-Money
active throughout the day at 607 gold.
Wall street to-day presented a very calm
appearance as compared with yesterday.
through the cable, and the news which
really came to hand was not Of a character
to excite and inhame the gold-roOm.
Gold opened at an early hour at 221a, but
afterward declined to 2O4, when it was an
nounced that better feeling prevailed in
the London Stock Exchange. Afterward
public kilograms announcing active prepara-
lions of the French for an early campaign in
pr"ssa ,nd started ted the mske price up once
2l7s. The gold room excitement
was renewed with vigor at the close OF
the day, and was equal to anything pre-
viously witnessed. Private cable kilograms
from London reported panic in the London
Stock Exchange, with five-twenty bonds
down to 80, the lowest point yet reached i'll
the present war excitement. This was the
signal for a general rush to buy gold,
and, under enormous purchases, the market
10 fho h1rl int
reached on present bull movement. The
room during this advance was the scene of
the most frantic excitement, and the mania
to buy gold was greater than any previous
time during the war troubles in Europe
There were number of rumOrs afiOat on
the streets to-day to the effect that the
Treasury Department would tomorrow sell
more than million dollars Of gold, and
buy an increased amount of bonds on
Thursday next. These rumors could not be
traced to any reliable authority, although
the government might make operations at
the present time with considerable profit.
At the close gold was very strong and ex-
cited at 1925.
Governments opened quiet and firm.
During the afternoon they were lower,
owing to unfavOrable advices from London,
and closed dull and weak. As gold ad-
vances, governments decline. Skies OF 1881,
with coupons, 1924; of 1862. 1OS34; Of 1864,
1888: Of 1866, 1Osa4; new issues, lO7s4; of
1867, 1OS; of 1863, 1854; 1O-4Os, lO6ls.
Southern secsrities opened dull and heavy
During the afternoon, new Tennessees and
new North CarOlinas were decidedly lower.
The market is unsettled by war news from
Europe, aud the depression in securities
generally at London and on the Continent.
Some of these Southern States bonds, es-
pecially those of Virginia and Louisiana are
held abroad, hence the market here sympa-
thizes with the fall in prices ON the other
side, closing quiet. Tennessee skies, 63ls;
new, g. Virginias, GA; new, Is. Louisianas,
II; new, So. Levee skies, Il; eights, 80.
Alabama eights, Sc. Georgia skies, "a;
sevens, 9234. North Carolinas, 50; new %.
South Carolinas, 81; new 7S.