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Essays for young men. on the delights OF Home
and the ~propriety or improperly Of getting married.
with sanitary help for those who feel UNITED Tor
matrimonial unhupplness. Sent free, in sealed en-.
velopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION BOX
p, Philadelphia. Pa my3iSm
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cA1 an ms. or leave your orders at my Car.
pontsf Shop, near the railroad crossing.
PETER hYI,
Contractor and Builder.
Gold Hill, July a0th, 1910. ly90-a
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CORPORATION TIC

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
cooperating the Town Of Gold Hill, Storey
County. State Of Nevada, ! hereby. submit Tor
irer for the Quarter ending juno 50, 1870.
II. H. FLAGG,
President OF the Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill. July 18th, 1870.
To the Honorable Board Of 9rustees Of the
Toton of Gold Hail..
~GENTLIxEN:- III herewith submit my Quar-:
terly Report as Treasurer Of tho Town of Gold
I'LL for the Quarter ending June 80, 1870.
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Thu rrpstees have appointed MAURICE
DoRE and CHARLES X. PETERS, 31S Cali:
Fornia street, Business Agents for the sale OF
Tickets, and for the transaction OF al Buslne
connected with the Entertainment, 10 whom al
communications may be addressed.
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ROBERT Bl SWAIN. President II. L. A.
". ". L. BARNES. Vice Prest
WIN. C. RALSTON, Treasurer
THos. z. HAYES, Recording ssc'y
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NOTHING CAV s!oP THIS IN
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oFFICE-RooM No. Q. INTERNATIONAL
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best Model OF two Wheels Of glass and Iron, for
this distribution. The TYurees reserve the
right to reject any and all models.
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TRUSTRRS u. 2. =.
VIM. Arhbumer, Isaac Wormeef,
A. Arthur a. H n. iEsSSss,s, .WiIlism q. Badger.
VIM. 3. Wood, z 3: Reynolds,
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JOB WORK OF ALL pE.
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on the
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rHTA COMPANY Has COM
l piled fully with the laws Of this State. Its
Agent 10 fully authorized to adjust claims and
make settlements. and in case Of suit II is not
necessary to bring action at tho home once
Of the Company, which Ia the case with ALL
COMPANIES PEDDLING INSURANCE.
WITHOUT BEING DULY AUTHORIZED BY
A STATE CONTROLLER,
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Extraordinary stafe OF Affairs I'm
North Carc1ina-Republica FIan
for Carrying the August Eiectioh-
Martial 4 aw Declared and Consesva'
tive CONGRESSIONAL Candidates az
/ rested by the Military, &c.
RALEIGH, N. c., July 10.-The counsel
for citizens arrested in Alamance county by
Colonel Kirk, of the State troops, VINO Dy
order of Cover nor Holden refuses TO re-
gard the writ of habeds corpus issued III
their behalf, argued the matter before inc
Chief Justice to-day. The issue lnVoiVe9
seems to be whether the attachment snat'
issue against the Governor, who Is COM
mander-in-chicf the State troops, or against
Kirk, who is a colonel. The Governors
counsel close tomorrow. The people await
with intense anxiety the decision Oh tne
Chief Justice. ...-..--,
News was received here this afternoon
that Graham, the county seat OF AiamanGe'
has been placed under martial law by hlih.
The courthouse has been selzed, ana tnc
whole town strictly guarded. a military
commission has been organized oil hlrk ana
his officers to tryscitizcns now under arrest.
Later news says Hon. John Kerr, HON.
J. L. Hill, Sheriff Griffith, and several other
prominent Conservative citizens OF CasWeil
county, were arrested at Yanceyville yester-
day by Kirk. The congressional candidates
in that district were speaking in the court
house, when Kirk surrounded 1t with SOL
diers and made the arrest.
There is no intelligence Of the shghtesC
resistance to the law in that or amy other
part Of The State.
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BOILER EXPLOSION AND FIRE IN BALTI-
MoRE.-Balttnore, July 1S.-About $3.50 A.
NJ. one of the boilers in the boilcr-housc of
the Maryland sugar refinery, on Dugan's
wharf, exploded, damaging the boiler
house to the extent of $1,000. The main
building was not injured. Two or three OF
the employees were slightly hurt; no one
killed.
About an hour and half later the State
tobacco warehouses Nos. l and 2, leased
and used as q cotton storehouse, and sepa-
rated from the refinery by narrow lane,
was discovered to lie on fire i'll the upper
story. The building was entirely destroyed,
and only about 100 bales of cotton were
saved in damaged condition.
The following is the loss: / 800 bales OF
cotton. valued ut $3.50, 900; quercitron bark,
$4,000; bacon, $1,000. Total, Sl4S,Wo
fully insured.
The loss on the building is So, 900; fully
insured.
The insurance companies that suffer are
the Royal and the Queen, Of Liverpool !;
the Home, of Baltimore the Home, OF
New York; Imperial, of London; City
Fire, of Hartford, Connecticut; Connecti-
cut Fire Insurance Company, the CONSOLE
dated, Atlantic Fire and Marine, Franklin,
Citizens, Merchants and Mechanics,
Washington, Hartford, Peoples, and the
Peabody, Of Baltimore.
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Domestic Marlets-[BY TELEGRApul. ;

NEW YORK, July l2 No., Flour III quiet; ship
ping T1des and es an and
Lard firm but inactive. Cotton irregular and
heavy; uplands, 1876. Orleans 2ofc.; sales, 400
bales. Freights strong and quiet.
bales uplands, zoe. Flour opened l5@25c. higher
on low grades and closed quiet; snperfne State,
$57@sc southern m. l0s9c better better on low
SC. lover; a amber State, sLssSsEas; white ditto,
$ss@sI Writer req ana aS,d amber
ic. lower new mixed western $l@sL1e; yellow,
Sl.lo@sl.is; white, $I.ls@sL2o. Beef nrmer;
Po9 rmsI q s1 ar a sss
ceries firm and quiet. Turpentine frm and want
ed at sss@3ec. Rosin dull and nominal. Tallow
firmer ut lo@l0lc. Freights hfmer grain, per
steam, 12c. 's- .# - f.ftr .s..f s#fa y 2.
BALTIMoRE, July 19.-Florr quite firm.
Wheat Receipts light Maryland red 81. 1901: 70;
Maryland white. S..5o@$ 80; Pennsylvania, u 50
sis. Pork firm at $5i. Bacon Arm Rib sides,
l7a@Q17lc; clear sides, lsc.; hams 252sc.; shoul-
ds5s e Lard 5n apiss e. a Oats dull at s.
ayirgnia es, old, SIG Bid 81 asked; 1868, 82A bid
lS67's, so bid, go asked coupons, old, ca bid 81
asked. 80 g
NEW ORLEANS, July ls.-Cotton nearly stag
ceipts 80 SaIss stSek So 100 bales So '"e ~
lsli92ls. New York Sight, premium. =
CINCINNATI, July 1s.-Flcur advancing; FAINT
", $7Q$7 rs. Corn firm at 93@l94c. Whiskey
advanced to c.@$l. Provisions buoyant Mess
Pork, $Sl. Lard, lGi@le3c., with little offered.
sides, lstc.; sugar-cured hams, 24a925c.
MOBILE, July 1o.-Cotton dull and tending
downward; middlings, Ttc.; sales, 100 bales re-
ceipts, 90 bales; stock, l6, s3s bales. ,
SAVANNAH, July 19,-Cotton--Light offerings
keep the market firm middlings Tic; sales, 100
bales; receipts, 1872 bales; stock, $50 bales.
NORFOLK, July lo.-Cotton dull low middlings,
l7tc. receipts, 2o3 bales; exports coastwise, 81
bales stock, !, lsS bales. ..n# .as :. a.
CHARLESTON, July 1o.-Cotton dull at 1sc.
sales, 125 bales receipts, 20 bales; stock ,7sa
bales. .......- H.,
AUGUSTA July 1o.--Cotton quiet but firm, Will
light offerings Sales ITO bales receipts SS bales
middlinGs, l7sc. -. 80
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Georgia Legis1ature-Thc Charges
against Governor Bullock md the
State Treasurer, -a..r ..

ATLANTA. Ga, July t9.-Thc majority
report of the committee Of investigation
into the charges aSaint Governor Bullock
is to the effect that nothing disclosed
"tends in any manner to impeach his per-
senal and official integrity" The minority
of the committee in their report. say the
evidence fails to show that the Governor
has been pecuniarily benefited, though he
transcribed the law.
Inthe case of the State Treasurer, charged
with having accepted bride, the ma
jority decline expressing an opinion as they
may shortly in legislative capacity have to
act rs Judges in the case. They say that as
far rs discovered all public moneys which
| went into the hands of the Treasurer have
been accounted for. The minority report
on the Treasurcr's case says they can't find
what has become of the balance OF S437 >
G74.3O, which appeared to have been on
hand June 18th, 1870. ..~..-
These reports were tabled. So
In the Senate motion for reporting q
| relief bill was indefinitely postponed--1S to
| &c.. Friday was set apart for eulogies on
the life Of r. w. Flournoy. a..
In the House the Senate resolutions OF
coincidence with the family of Senator Ad-
kins, who was killed May 10, 1869, were
adopted. Adjourned.
| Mrs. Thomas G. Howard died suddenly
of heart disease last night.
I Senator Farrow's letter opposing the pro-
longation of (Republican) power scheme
eXcites much comment. e"....# --
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The New York Financial Market-A
Day OF Calm.

New YORK, July 9-Might.-Money was
active throughout the day ct 697 per cent.
gold. Wall street to-day presented a calm
appearance as compared with yesterday.
There were very few private telegrams
through the cable, and the news which
really came to hand was not Of a character
to excite the Gold-Room. The price OF
Gold opened at 22H at an early hour, but
afterwards declined to 2Ox, when it was
announced that better feeling prevailed
on the London Stock Exchange. After
wards, the public kilograms announcing the
active preparations of the French for an
early campaign in Prussia started the price
up once more, and the market recovered to
121X. The Gold-Room excitement was re-
newcd with vigor at the close of the day,
and was equal to anything previously wit
messed. Private kilograms from London re-
ported panic in London on the Stock Elk
change, with 5-20 bonds down to 80-the
lowest point yet made on the present war
excitement.
This news was the signal for general
rush to buy Gold, and under enormous
purchases the market was run up to S1.234 .
the highest point yet reached on the present
bull movement. The room during this adj
vance was the scene Of the most frantic eX-
element, and the mania to buy god was
greater than at any previous time during
the war troubles in Europe.
There were number Of rumors afoat on
the streets to-day to the effect that the
Treasury Department would tomorrow sell
more than 81 ,OoO,0OO Gold, and buy an in
creased amount of bonds on Thursday next.
These rumors could not be traced to any
reliable authority, although the Govern
ment might operate that way at this time
with considerable profit. .3.
At the close Gold was strong and excited
ut 1921. Governments opened quiet and
firm. During the afternoon they were lower
owing to unflvorablc advices from London,
and closed dull and weak. AS Gold adj
yances Governments decline. 6's, 'S1, cou'
pons, 119A ;'G2's, lOSA '6fs, 1OSA '65s,
1Osx; new, 1C7X 'G7s, 10S; '6Ss, 1OsA
10-4C's, 10Gh.
Southern Securities opened dull and
heavy, and during the afternoon the market
was generally heavy. New Tennessces and
new North Carolinas were decidedly lower
The market was unsettled by the war news
from Europe, and the depression in securl
ties generally at London and on the CONT
nent. Some of these securities, especially
Virginia and Louisiana, are held abroad
and hence the market here sympathizei
with the fall on the other side. The market
closed quiet. Tennessee 6's, 63h new, 81
Virginia G's, Ga new, IS. Louisiana Us
II ; new, 60. Levee Gs, II; s's, 90. Ala
bama SIS, 90. Georgia 6's, "a; rs, ON
North Carolina G's, 80; new, 2S. soutl
Carolina G's, 81 new, IS.
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B,thuonG 1ispatrh,
WEDNESDAY,. 20, 1870.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
WhsuISs,~,S Jnfy Is 1870

WASHINGTON, July Is, 1870.
The war fever SPREADS, and although the
Government o.,icials who have planned
Injurious tips TO Long Branch ana the
Pacific do moi intend if possible to give up
their C,ntcmplated pleasures, at the same
g., - thcv are wide awake to the impor.
,,ncc Of being fully posted, and AS ready
.,r ,IipIomatic action rs possible, should
',,.r. arise during the pending difficulties In
rnro,s requiring some satisfaction OF the
honor Of this Government. The universal
;,prrc>>ion in the Cabinet, however, IL that
trrrr is not the slightest possibility OF our
Government becoming involved. Admifa
Porter. who represents the navy, thouEi
NO, strictly in the Cabinet, IS reported u
think otherwise. ~ he Is extremely anxious
to rct the navy on war-i"ot'ng; Dut II Is
-alc to predict nc Will not nave much
weight in the present situation, -,
Most of the information tncaTi! da OF ~
received by our GoNernmcnt comes tnretisn
The REGULAR press channels. The mails from
t.,ropc will bring detailed statements 10 the
state and Navy departments, but IL Is not
believed they will furnish any more inior-
m,ijon than is contained in the Volimln0uS
able ,rportS of the Associated presS.
Tho President will leave town on Wed
,e,.Iay or Thursday. Before his departure
~ wifi make several appointments to yacan-
,ics that exist.
The absorbing interest i'll European mat
tcrS has moi disspatcd the plans oil the poll
,irians for the fall campaign. Both parties
will hc up and doing by the LIST of August;
Until then the members of Congress and
others who have been busy during the scs-
SION will occupy the time in relaxation:
>nrnc imagine That the European war will
develop the politics OF this country, par
REGULARLY should it he shown that the haste
III Congress to adjourn, in the face of the
message of the President asking them to
provide for the navy in case its enlargement
!, made necessary. should be the means Of
Ialiting the Administration in an unenVl
ABLE position of any kind before othel
nations.
The President is backed up strongly by
,rycral western Republicans for the re-
nomination, but the eastern Radicals have
unhestatingly proclaimed their opposition
T." it. II is not too early to discern that
New England is setting her house in order
To- call loudly for Boutwell,. The western
men will muster for Grant if he does not
decline denomination. So fur, the only
Two who have been prominently in the
political foreground rs nominees OF the Re-
publican party arc Grant and Boutwell,.
TIMON,
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There will he 10 privateering in a war
between France and Prussia. 1t is forbid
den by the i" Paris Declaration OF 1856,
which was signed 10y the Plcnipotcntiarics
of England, France, Prussia, Austria, Rus
sin, Sardinia, and Turkey. The exact IAN
guagc of the four points then agreed upon
is us follows:
1. Priyateering is and remains abo.
lished.
3. The neutral flag covers enemy's goods,
with the exception Of contraband of war.
3. Neutral goods, with the exception Of
contraband of war, arc not liable to cap.
tllrc under cncmy's flag.
4. Blockades, in order to be binding,
must be effective that is to say, maintain.
cd by force sufficient really to prevent ac-
cess to the coast of the enemy.
The American Government, it will be re-
mcmbcrcd, declined to become II party to
the above dcclaration.-Near York Tribune.
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The Germans of Baltimore held OH Mon
day Il meeting to express sympathy with
Prussia. A mass meeting was called.
Twenty cases of sunstroke in Balti.
more on Monday-four fatal fourteen SD
turday and Sunday--tve fatal.
A ladies' gambling-house has been discov.
cred by prying newspaper correspondent
ut Saratoga.
Hon. Robert Campbell, Lieutenant.G Gov.
crnor of the State of New York from 1855
to 1868, died i'll Steuben county, New York.
on Saturday evening.
The oakum factory in Jersey City, New
Jersey, belonging to the estate of William
o. Davy was half destroyed by fire Monday
Loss, 100000; insurance, $50, 900.
phe Warner House, ut Northampton,
Massachusetts, and sundry stores adjacent
were burned Monday. Loss, $125,0O0; III
srrcd for $S5, 900.
An infant child of Mr.. D. p. Parr, Jr., OF
Baltimore, died near Liberty, Va, the
other day. The first doctor who arrived
said it had been poisoneds the next said not
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cTYLISH NEW PATTERNS OF 49,,
- DIAMONDS, PEARLS, and PENDANTS
~ 80 ,r pINS and DROPS.

CTYLISH NEW PATTERNS OF
- DIAMONDS, PEARLS, and PENDANiS-
- sets of PINS and DRQRS; sna prART,
o'f ENGAGEMENT. and PLAIN GOLD
.s WEDDING RINGS; 49,
Beautiful NEW NECK CHAINS,
MEDABIONS,
Observation-Disclosures HOLDERS.
R.jS0M and SLEEVE BUTTONS,
SILVER CUPS, GOBLETS, and TRAVEL
LING SETS, In cases
Tile latest novelties In SILVER, Tor brldai anu
birth day presents: Now RECEIVING ~
-".. corner Main and Tenth streets
Eo)e A gents for the celebrated DdAmoND E 81 l.
SPECTACLES and EYE-GLAssEs. y "
NIOTICE.-.THE CREDITORS OF TIE j .
IN MERCHANTS AND M & 81 a n IL .
shyiNI;S RANK OF PORTSMOUTH, are mere,
Inv notified that the said savings Dank, py uc
dated the aath day Of February, 1870, ana OF recS
In The clerks office of the court OF MUSINGS iu
the city Of Portsmouth, Va, have transteTIeu ai ~
asSsned all their assets to the unae.sisusp -
trust 10 secure the debts due by the said
and Mechanics Savings Bank and notice Is ne,Gi-
nv given said creditors thar whether as
tors holders OF notes, or certincales Oh IF
ness or otherwise, to present the eElasncess ~
tteir claims TO the undersigned ut the ofice OF "
w. MURDAUGH. In the ctty OF Fortsmou I'LL
within sixty days from the goth Day pi aeI ~
I'm order TO avail themselves Of Lhe OF
m ada I,nsier The deed aforesaid. slss9.3 i%5Ft
- - : e'(;.- w. MURUAUGH, Trnstees,,
SAMUEL MI. W1LSoN,5 ~ nc / 4.
jy 20--2aw2in sasi5 y -.------.-----
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HAaIssoApa.
I,
ffHEEAEEAKE An - OHIt3 HA1lr
IN. ise TxssKNaEH TkAiNS Ni VII I'M = 81 d.

~ - ~ : y.
effHESAHEAKE AM OaIO HAfls.
~ AFaasRn az sss fssgssgAI a; s:I
III MziL TRAIN wfnsun dairy between Rieansor4
and white sulphur spffnEs except ecnda1 hs'
Eisansad 3 4. Il. and ssr i've 4. XSs salpss
arrive at Richrnond &C go r. q. J. nayanE csg.s
trains Tor 2iexsadrfs, Wasi h Baissosgss,
E1nsabaRss Ks ssv nsr assSS enc Bic aSs
Going Yves psssssse.s One q eoraeasrIls.
Gosie' ana - Sana g Soins ssss
NiaATs ,rAssE q sEE ;'s Ts a win nm -:
Risbona and Whisa sa asSasaG nixb baH sioa
and arrive at Washingtop &C SD. A. IL. and ~
snd s.vs VINE ss sass E
and arrive at RiehMond a. 7:e6A. n. making al
sSneus gLsEfsass ,s6n I aas
and baltimore and between Kichmond md Wniae.
Going West passengers breakfast At corinsson.
Going East sup at Stanton. EEi Ffa; q ssl.3i
Thesetrains connecEswtth stages as foliewe g. n,
Ss sD1iass ss ssiEss 81 ~ sss
sssa s.s e. g
bridge Baths, 10 miles; Lexington, % miles and
Natural Bridge, IS miles. = 2sssfss
10 miles Warm Springs, I6 miles, HOT Springs, 20
miles and Healing Springs, - miles, -.
miles and Hot Springs, Is miles. % ,lffs
AT Allegheny with ssa9es 20 Ked Sweet Spring.
mics and OLD Sweet Springs, 10 plDes,e.p ri.
snlphhr Springs, - mics; Blue Suiph1f Springs,
ssmties; Ksd sulphur Springs. a miles Lewis.
Ihsoughtieksts issued to all pointa North, west,
| S"s%t' JAMES II. NETHERLkND. y,
y S~ktt'- 1.5s, ssEs IL General Tickee rent.
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sthe.e continuance OF the iEar, and others have
agreed 60 pay double
= Many Inanufa0ts ,ferss condnue the wages
OF their employees who choose to enlist ila
!; a large number OF the constituents of M.
Ihlers who voted for him nj the last cleo
tion. demand his retirement from the Corps
Leg1sntif, on the ground that he has out
ragged the patriotic sentiment of the coun-
try by his recent speech against the war.
Several deputies to Che Corps Legislatif
seek commissions In the army. Duyornois
has applied Tor Q command TN the ordnance
corps. '','st '.ss1''Fs q. Il
I The Journal Q6lciel to-day has sienifi-
cant article OH the attitude of Holland,
with which it processes to be pleased, and
continues ''But no one can ignore the
ambitious designs of Prussia against the in
dependence of Holland. Bismarck wished
to make that generous and illustrious little
nation submit, as the Danish Duehies were
forced to submit. He wished to render
Holland the naval State of Northern Ger
many"
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Correspondence of the Riclitnond Dispatch.
VAIN STRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VA.,l
July 1G, 1870.
Having spent week AZ this delightful
Watering place. take pleasure in commend
my it to public attention. The baths are
unriyalled the table is bountifully supplied
with the very best the country affords; the
rooms are clean and neat the servants at
tcniiye and polite and Mr.. McDannald,
the superintendent, and his corps of assist
ants. spare no pains to make their guest,
comfortable. Everything is in tine condi-
ton, and the whole establishment is most
admirably conducted. \ pleasant party OF
intelligent gentlemen and ladies are here,
and the number is daily increasing.
Friday night last VIC had Il most pleasant
dance. which was kept up until II O'Clock.
The music was excellent.
know of no place in the mountains that
holds out greater inducements to visitors in
quest of health or pleasure. Every one
here feels perfectly 1T home, and assured
that whatever can bc done will he done TO
make his stay pleasant and agreeable.
A NIRGISiAS.
land we add ga distinguished Virgil
man. '-Ed't0rS Dispaich.]
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH,

Foreign NIarkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, July 9-Noon.-Consols, ooa; United
States Bonds, 823. s1 f7 rs ~ 10 q gtl'
LONDON, July TO- Epening. -Consols, sss. Uni.
ted States ponds, 81 Stocks dull. 100 $3.50 -
LIVERPOOL, July 1o--No0n.-More cotton fail.
ures are announced here to-day. Cotton dull ant
sales, 1000 bales. He'd Western Wheat, los. Al.
Corn, 35S. Cd. ~. =. Z ..us- -. -s.
LgvERPooL, July la-A fternoon.-Cotto Is de-
Red western Wheat los. 3D. red winter, lis. QpIles
Sd. Flour, 2es- 7d.f Corn. 36s.
LIVERPOOL, July I9--Eue7,ing. Cotton closed
nominal and too unsettled for Quotations; sales,
1000 balcs--all TO- the trade. Bombay shipments
July 10, since last report, were 80 600 bales.
Winter wheat, lis. 1d.@ll.ad
PARIS, July lp.-Bourse opened at t5S. ooc., and
closed Sc. higher and shade frmer. @.c
HAvRE, July 10.-Cotton opened quiet at 1o0f.,
both on The spot and aloat. 9 s.5,f 81 /