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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
L The Great Trunk line and Initial Sfntaa Mail rouh

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
The Great Trunk line aud United States Mail route.
Cortlandt streets, as ioiows:- -. ~. ,s.,
WIN rpmsn palace sass aashed $50 A. A and
For Wilhamsport and Lock Haven (v!a Philadelphia
and Ere Railroad Division; connecting a: hadel-
c9ori1ry and Erie, $50 NJ conneeSns at Cory Tor
Washington Express" Of Pullman parlor cars daily,
IN, Regular at $40 A. NJ 5 and 8 P. IL sunday,
Express for Phnadelphis, 7so s:i@ $50 NJ, 1872
$40 so. g. !. ss9sP X and u night sunday
TSr New wa sO 70 70, A s,A
silo 10 Il 20 p A. ana Il night sunday $40, aud
SilTiSe 20 20 So 90
$50 $40 IL n 80 r. NJ and II night sunday 6a2j
TS s1 s s s3S &c s Ss 80 s lfr S
For wcedoTiase PertA A@b9y ana sSain AmSoy, and
rGr SfT sfP?iSi aud 4 nsn l' ''
For Kssone sna oc neyn so
For fsineset9H sag .s A lSSe a;l0 ssd7
For Llemington PhIipsbnrs and Beviders, $50 A. NJ,
For Mercer and Somerset Branch 3P NJ.
For Trentoa Iorden.own' Burlington and Camden, Tan
Ed anS sl s% Il = 81 1 \ Sane sang 4ef
For s on y
For nigh 'stssy embortOn and Camden via Perth
FOR IiShistown ead pemOeeton, sAM
iIsiqi r anG Gay s.s.'1[s and s s aSd
daily except A91aay rI9mw ~shiTGtonand s s.g
4 g. and io'E n From raladcipaiS' S;iG' ia
&c aGa'y ea VI ais Sic s s SiS x
4. ~, $50 40 and ioI z ~ 49,. =. a..
House aud loot q DS.bressss and Cciisaat 30
sss HoSSsn sTin Tots GSs sssS
SRXsK THoMPsoS. D. NJ BOYD, Jr.
0ouerhl Manager Cen Passenger Agent
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DLYMoUTH ROCK EXCURSIONS.
TWO TRIPS TO-DAY.
MORNING leaves the loot Of Murray street. North
River at 10 A NJ loot of Twentythird street. North
River - 30 pier No g. North River at IL O'Clock,
TO the boat connecting with railroad at SANDY HOOK
to LONG BRANCH; fire to SANDY LOOK and return.
ONE DOLLAR; 70 LONG BRANCH and return. 81 80;
children half price. LONG BRANCH excursionsts
called for at Sandy Hook during the afternoon trip
AFTERNOON, leaves foot of Twenty-third street. North
River ut O'Clock. and the Murray street North
River, 80 O'Clock This delightful excursion Is TO
SANDY HOOK. Fare, round trip, 81; children half
price. All the great musical attractions each trip.
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rnAvEILERr GUIDE.
7 ono BRANCH RACES
STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK
THIS wEDNEsDAYJ, JULY Z;
To- MORROW rrnITESuAYl. INLY B;

THIS CwEDNEsDAYJ JULY Z;
TOMORROW TnUESUAY). july 81
NEXT SATURDAY, JCAf 10,
JARRETT K PALMEk'S superb palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
will leave for SANDY HOOK connecting with New
Jersey southern Railroad, to the race course BOAT
leaves Fall River line pier IS loot Murray street
Ncrh River, at 10 A. NJ. foot OF twenty third street,
Norn River, At Sl and pier 8, North RIVER, AZ II
oeipek on returning the boat viii leave ANDY ho9k
on ne arrival OF the train that leaves the race course
mmediately AZ the termination OF the last race.
boat and ra .D .....sl rs
III. hEI. ior the round trip including admission to 90
IIckeTs 70 LoSd BRAScIi via rail and boat and
TICKETS lsingiej to LONG BRANCH or TO race
course. ............. Observation-Disclosures. / %
TICKETS TO sandy hook and return by boat. / 0O
- All the GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS every
trip, including
GILMoaE,a BAND, MADRIGAL BOYS, MOZART
GLEE CLUB, CHURCH CHIMES, &c.
=. An elegant supper. at reasonable charge Will be
HerNeu hnnrd.
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DAY AT THE SEASIDE,
Make an excursion this or
tomorrow morning To LONG
BRANCh. The beautiful
PLYMOUTH ROCK leaves the
foot OF Murray street. North
River, at 10 O'Clock; the loot
OF twenty third street. North
River at 10 80 and pier No g.
North River, at IL O'Clock, al
SURF lowing passengers ample time Ora
BATHING TO VISIT the famous watering IR
at place. with all its varied at by
LONG fractions, indulge in its I'M PLYM'
BRANCH. | rvaled surf bathing, ana re- RO(
turn TO the city IN good
season.
s.sTICKETS (round trip 81 30
Fare 10 candy Hook
and return) .............. 100
Children half price
entertainments of all kinds
at reasonable prices
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CARA foaA.-DIRkCr ROUTE VIA CIGIzEN's LINE.
- tlcgant anboA leaving Nav YORK daily tsatur-
days cxoepted at NJ from pier ~ North River foot
OF Leroy street kxeursion tickets, New York 10 sara.
toRa ano return, good thirty days, only ~ g
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EXCURSIONS.

A DAILY EXCURSIONS TO COMFY IsLAN d.
ns ws:-rweny.tou street y, H., cts A., u N,
ana r. d. Wed Tenth street. \. r.. at piI0 A. NJ l2t0
anu > tM NJ piar - y. II. - $40 A. n, l2s1 aad
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NTEWBURG CORNWALL WEST POINT, COZZENs'
" hotel dock, Iona Island daily Sundays excepted,
by stea AkMEN from BROOKLYN Fulton street,
at $50 A. ~; vesuy street New York 9 10; twenty.
Yonkers 1915; Dobbs' Ferry, IL Nyack and larry
town (ny erryDoaD II 70 Returning from Newburg AZ
ESQ z. NJ reachng New York at 80 and Brooklyn at
Up NJ.
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MORNING BOAT FOR KEYPORT-sTRANBoAT O.
wi j. ulyphant. Captain J. Taylor will commence
running Monday. July l2th day, leaving Barclay
NJ.
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Tne superb steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK will repeat
the grand MIDsUMMEKS NIGHT FESTIVAL on the
HUDSON next FRIDAY Evening, July g. sailing far
WEST POINT. A splendid musical programme IS
prepared for the GRAND SALOON CONCERT, and the
main deck will be cleared for dancing. Gimores Quad
rifle Band. Tickets, ONE DOLLAR
- Leaves pier foot OF Murray street M O'clock and
foot of twenty fourth street North River. at s 80
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NIAGARA FALLS SUNDAY TRAIN.
IN THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS

SPECIAL LIGHTNING NEWSPAPER TRAIN LEAVES
MoRNING, At 2:yo MAKING ooNNAoTIoN AT BUF'
ABLING PASSENGERS TO REACH CHICAGO AT 8
SsUsPEGSsIo q BRIpGg AT Az n SUNDAY WITH
ALL POINTS NORTH AND WEST .ATIACHE
TO This TRAIN WILL BIZ TWO PAsskNGkR
sENGSRs WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE FOL
LOWING PLACES:-
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE TEAM TO QUEENS,
u TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
sailing every tuesday,
from pier 40 North River.
Wyoming. July 49, 81 l.. N. Montana. July ~
Idaho July 20 ) p NJ Nevada . August 3 r. N.
Cabin, intermediate and Storage at lowest rates
Prepaid tickets at low rates. -
Passengers booked 10 and from Paris Hamburg. Nor
aud Germany at lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS GUIOk, 20 Broadway.
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TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLY ON THE
TEAM Or AT TIE OFFICE or THE NEW YORK
n. B.-No BAGGAGE OAR ATTACHED.
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=. An elegant supper, at reasonable charge. Will be
O board
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AT n BLEEOKEE STREET, NEAR ROADWAY
n lbera advances upon Diamonds, Watches Jaw
elfv, Pianos, Ac., tle same oough Also PawnDro-
ksrf Tickets bought att Blseeksr srost, up stairs
nTAMoEDs, WATCHES, JKwELRY, sILvEgwARR
~ AZ, bought and sold back wAau desired ~ very
am ali advanfe. GkORGe Y. AILkN, J6woer. 80
Broad way. near twenty ninth street.
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AMuSEDIENTs.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. GA BROADWAY:
" MI JOHN +. POOLE. ..........~ ~Ansse'
WoOD'.A

WOODS MUSEUM WOOD'A
w THIS
A. r. SHELDON, "a. .
AFTERNOON At . L(ENINO AT
in his own Drama,
BLACKwELL's ISLAND.
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Al STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL BILLIARD
"A 1, Tables with the celebrated Combination Cusa-
IONS IRE or se only ny the MANUFACTURED AMI paenee,
II. W. COLLENDER, SUCCESSOR 10 Fhelan q Oolenier,
7se Broadway New fork,
IMERICANSrANDARD BEyEL BILLIARD TABLES
"A with Deancy's wire cushions. solely used in al
and match game sscon hand Tables al
great bargains w. GRIFFITH CO., ~ Yescy st
1OHELAN,5 BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE ONLY
L Nv GEORGE Il PH CLAN ~ East Fourteenth street
Eaw YORK VS. Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION COM.
IL PAM IS summer arrangement for 1873 CONNIE ncing
June 10 Boats leave Peck slip every half hour. from
$50 A. NJ TO rs r. NJ, with the exception OF the tour
trips from halt ten O'Clock To half past two O'clock
which Will be hourly. see time table at landings
j. +. TALLMAh. superintendent
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rs FROM Dig O'CLOCK P. N. TO CLOSE OF BUsI-
NESS, 3 O'clock p. n
MONDAY. July 2G.-P. VI.

The week in Wallst., considering the slim attend
apce ON the stock Exchange, and the absence of
familiar faces opened with decided show of spirit
and stocks were ls Ia 3. per cent higher than they
left off on Saturday. 4 sharp demand later
run them up l. 10 lie per cent higher,
the Telegraph and Lake Shore stocks being
the conspicuous features. The squirt was
over by noon, and prices took the back track
for a short time, but they continued firm wtha.
though the general market drlfed into dizziness OF
the most unmitigated kind. The decline in bread
stufis both sides of the water made per
ccptiblc impression upon the stock market.
The decline in wheat at Liverpool has been Cd. to
Is per Genital and at Chicago sc. per bushel, while
here we have heavy and unsettled mar
kct, all which further demonstrates the
fictitious character OF the recent specuia-
ton i'll our principal cereal The stock
market however, indicates strength, and the belief
of the average broker and Speculation in further
rise is as strong as ever. The business today has
been considerably above the recent average, amount
ing TO 12s 900 shares. The largest business OF the
day has been in Western Union, which adj
vanced from e1l2 at the opening to e23i. and
on sales Of 80 700 shares closed at s2 an advance
from Saturday Of 3ipcr cent. The confidence in this
stock is sustained by the fact that pays per cent
quarterly, and the belief that il fairly earns
day in point Of activity las been Lake Shore,
of which 1000 shares have been bought and sold,
and. while it advanced to G2 from the opening at
81 %. il finally closed at 81 ian advance Of b from
Saturdays closing price. What sustains this
stock is one of the mysteries of the
street. I'm point Of business il has proba-
bly, never been in worse condition since
the day of consolidation. After the two stocks
named, the most important business has been IN Pa
cifc Mail, Northwest, Eric, ST. Paul. C. c.
and /. c., and Ohios. Stocks closed about
steady at decline from the highest prices
of the day. The gains of the day were in C..
G.. and i. G.. St. Paul Preferred, and Lake Shore,
each Il per cent; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Hannibal and ST. Joseph aud Northwest Common
each If; Wabash, b; Harlem and Northwest Pre-
ferrcd each p; Western Union Telegraph, -
and Mariposa, IL. The declines have been
in Delaware, Lackawanna and Western ana
Rock Island. each q per cent; ONO ana
Mississippi, Il Erie, Pacific Mail and Union Pa
cifc, each g. Other stocks remain as they were on
Saturday The opening highest, lowest, and closing
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

roNnoy Juv 9G-l23O D. mrhe rate % discount in the
o u,rt =. ir three s bills ~ pa cent, which II
p,rDCat below Tie Bank Of England rate. BIC Railway
shArrs. 10 =. 80 ..,, ,.. d., d. ,t.,,,,
Tnlaud- ia Mtddug Orleans I'D. sale, 1900 bales. In
cldug 900 sp.C tton and export COTTON Ia arrive
h EASIER sales IL basis ~ Middne pldnds nothing
h,l Lon Nidlng deliverable August aud - eml'r, at I'd
ioNpoN july 2t-l .. UI.-itrie Railway .haf"s, l3A
LoNpoN July &C.! 80 j. Paris dispatches quote ltehtes
al t5f 7Jc. ..-.. II, ,.
~, below Low Midtllne, deliver
abe September october. at Pct Chees 90 ewt Tor
he bes grades Of American. Pork 10 ueree for Primo
ASIwHRT July 26-Petrsum 2if for Fine Pale American.
IyFRPoOf July 1880 p. n,SalrH OF shipments OF the
new crop Of the basis oi MddDB Upands, moth
ing below Low Miidlng at 7 bIod.
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COTTON MARKETS.

CHARLESTON July 26CottoE quiet Ml!dlne II &c, Low
Nidtug, I4.c. Good ordinary IS 2ci net receipts, 70
exports coaswse, 10 0as sales, 100 oaes Stock
4,!24 bales. $500. 49,.
MOBILE July 2G.-Cotton unchanged MdinG re;
Low N.idug, iic GoOd Ordinary, IS ~; receipts,
81 bales exports cose - bales sa!,s, % bales stock,
~ bales $500. go,
NrWOuEASs, July 2G.-Cotton qniet, Mildliug. Hbc.;
Low Middlng, l3iici Good Ordinary, lie net receipts,
lO7 bales; l2O hal's exports 70 Great butan 30
bales; c0asse $50 bales Sales loo oaiss stock, &!0Oa
SAVANNAH July 2G-Cotton entirey~nominali quota
lions, receipts, 80 bales; exports eoAst"is 80 baesi
STOCK, Cos bales. -.
BAiIlIo.f. July 26:-Cotion quiet Nddhng. life Low
Mdlng - Sc Good Culinary, l3c exports % the 'ontis
- bales cOastwise, 90 bales salcs 100 0aes siOSA,
1855 bales 49,,
Bosruk Jnv 2GCotton quiet MD linz &C.. Low MID.
dlug Il &C. Good Ordinary, lie receiPe IA ba,s
-al, 20 bales; stock. H. 100 bales.
AUGUSTA july 26COtton dull aud nominal Ncdnng l4ct
MidIuns l3ac; Good Culinary, l3o, net receipts, 10
bales saiss, ! bales.
GALyfsIuS. July 26.-Cotton unchanged Mdilng lSee;
Midlug, l3c. GOOi Ordinary. L he: net receipts II
bales eoastwise 2s2 bales stock, 2s33 ntles
WIIAIN1ION July 2d-tOtton nominal MiddLng. l42cj
Ace scA1nih Pnsc.
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We annex closing quotations Of the I0rclgn eA

There is change III the money market, ana eau
loans are reported at 1l2 per cent. The rates for
prime commercial paper range from 3l2 per cent up
ward. and rates are growing frner. Tn" Customs
receipts 1T Washington to-day were T500,cOo and
Internal Revenue receipts TjG0,000. the United
States Treasurer receiving $780, National bank
notes for redemption. The following is the Clearing
house statement: Currency exchanges F70,5025iG;
currency balances 1851 ,53l gold exchanges.
$1,000. j0s gold balances. ~ N35,l7o.
Government bonds were very dull and quiet, but
the biddugs were brisk and ranged from p 20 over
one per cent above the closing prices of SATURDAY,
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LONDON July 26-33O D. m.-The amount 81 BULLION gun
into the Bank Of England on balance 9day ~ oVU
TIyRRroOI- July % $50 D. n-Oi the s@'er'' N"''"
1900 bales American . . 49, nj. 49, 49,.
LONDON. July Z6-4 y. m-UDed STATES bobo+ We" S''D
lo3ss paris dispatches quote Rentes az GJf soc -.
FRsSKPOgT, July 2G-Cnited states rive t""'iy b'n"P
1862. 9sa. o.,.1. Or, M, Tn,
I0snoN July Evening Ilnseed Cakes, 81 pr @sS
Common osi1 JOd59 per Spirits OF IufpenfiDs As-
tive At ~ a246 per cwt , ,...,t,. 1as
liz FRrooI July 26-E~cDing-spirits Of TuTpentDe' IV
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reces for choice OF Western the demand chiefly from the
home trade. We quote: ,
New State Fancy. western 10, CUM a.
for home rse -. IL i2a1ls< mon TO hne.......- .
New state. Prime to DO SKINNED .
ia Fancy G far EAp@ sdH f nash S SlS
Extra Western. al02 ,,--,-. -.
PETROLEUM Refined Is sitter with a iar ln1uiI wv
the holders have no spnsiton the offered
nnotod AT II c for Inv ami c August cases
are H. Ioh, renest NJ KS lie Crude unchanged but duD
at 5sa5 4c In bulk for July and 5is"o &c aSO r
Naphtha and strong, but quiet AT Philadelphia re
fined Is selling slowly at &c for spot eth anu eay
August do. Baltimore, lie. bid. Adtlces HOh ,ue
supply without particular change la,eras
iyery.
SrEARIN dull and Unchanged Prime Western Is heid al
lGlr. while 49, 2c. IL bid.
SUGAKS-Raw sugars less active but holders remain
firm. We quote Good Refining cuba at S.tdrSc.'
do, S2as'-c; CentIiugs. hhds and boxes sa3%c
II Box ClayCd S'.c Refined Il nm and lY a.Nt
at 81 Yellow; l0isd 0c for soft Nie; lAH
II 81 for Crushed ll4alls. for Powdered ana ia e"
GRADUATED $1,000 a, .g, 80
TALLOW quiet, with sales of 10000 $50
Siafsc. ,ooo,,t.
WHISKY stronger and in fair demand; sales Of 200 bills
~ II.
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The ONLY sale of city bank stock was Ninth
National C2N At ~. The bids were az follows:

In railroad bonds the NOTth-West series wcrc
strong and higher, the coupon consolidated gold
frsts of the former rising to s5i2 Frsts of C.. c.
and /. {. advanced from 80 to -, and tine Ilann
bal and st. Joseph per cents met an advance of
2 per cent. The Pacics also better. Tie fol
LOWING were tho bids:
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Specie ..... I7.59,4(0 Deposits 252l4s6U
CT'ulatiOn...-............SlS.5 9J,4G
The transactions at the Clearinghouse for the past
week compare as follows with those of the previous
week:
CeaIincs for the week ending July H.. s3-5elh'ig 81
CicailncS the week ending july 2t..... 3i 3Oi 40
Balance. the week ending Juh I..--- TIA UJ -
balances for the week ending July 2l.... 18G40976 II
The Philadelphia stock market Is steady Penn
sylyania g. third issue, III; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 2ll9; Reading Railroad %; Penn
svlvania Railroad. jlai: Gold, 1l2i2.
Volume No. % of the bound numbers Of the tom-
mcciaI and Financial Chronicle for the half year end-
ing with the month Of June comes to Us with the
proIrptncss which has characterized the previous
issues of this valuable periodical. We find no falling
of in the completeness of its details OF transactions
in the various departments of trade, and, therefore,
DO not hesitate 10 recommend II as an extremely
useful book Of reference to all who have to do WITH
either commerce or finance.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE-There was good business accomplished IN BO
day and under the avOIahl" prices
have advanced 4c. 3, % all grades quota
tons accordingly The sales to-day embrace 1900 bags,
Mary Celeste loss bags per south america; l5OO bags,
same '2 BAGS per LOvCna. and Isl BAGS per T. C..
Warwick. and New Orleans 5000 bags Per Aide all
terms not uansprcd quote ordinary at l70
1'ic lar do Is "a l!c good do lJIidl9i-c. and pine
do al 1880 -Oc santos ia 80 rn qJOcd AZ 1913 az c. re
pts Tor the week ending this 81 1CS bags and
~a- $3.50 bags ste - ada IL 500 bags in udng - $50
bags here, 1851 bags at Hampton K0a a ~ IA bags At
Baltimore; ai0at and landing for United 1d MI.
l2u as- purchased ior United States To 2ith inst.
2l3,uOJ bags.
COTTONrIe movement in spot Cotton is only limited. and
notwithstanding the "a Oabr Europe Prices
&C. . "vri add th' mlrkr' closes tame Receipts az the
shipping p"fis To-Day 3-6 bales this ay last week 1913
bales; TINS day last year. ll"3 hale- stock Ia New YORK,
1852 bairs. Cor>ul'i"i stock, 1871, 40 bales.
Quotations Ja,c' STANDARD force
]. 1874 Iud bland Cotton store running quality
more than li gai, above OF below the gIale GuO,ei:
Ordinary - s'fic Good Ordinary li' Mlihng. i {
Good ord, Ia'o Low NGu.ug. - g Coca Midi T. y
nlLlIn n
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" FI " . .
Receipts Wheat az Liverpoo for week enolng Jup ~
1870 From Atlantic ports 30 Oquarters frOn PacIhc fa
$4,000 quarters ru Other sources, 500 quarters reeePe
Il Com, 81, 900 quaricrs 80.
LONDON HARkET-JTLf 20.
K"snn,oni3n ;'''-'''''''-'''''-' % sfsaiy
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The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange


In the London market British Consols closed
steady at 9l3sa 91l2 while United States bonds left
off strong and shade higher than Saturday-ls61s
after ruling at 10S3sd 1Os5s rccedcd TO 10Sl4G
1OSlo Erie was firm at 1912. Money continues
plenty. and threr-mOnths bills were discounted at
oil or 81 below the minimum AT the Bank of Eng
land which institution made gain on balance OF
S115.OOO. The decline of bieGdStuis abroad caused
a frmer feeling in Exchange, and though the
nominal rates were unchanged bills were mp to
81 SGl2a$i sG3a for long, and - S9l2aT4 S934
FOR sight. There are commercial bills Offering
Gold opened steady at ~, but took smart rally
later on TO 1924. a good short interest being yet
outstanding Loans cast fiat 3, 2, !, and y per
cent per amman, and lGi per diem. all for borrowing
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont S2G40O0 IN called
bonds. and 500 900 i'll coin interest on the public
debt. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was a, follows Gold cleared 3l,22i00O
gold balances, 81, 329,275; currency balances
III, 509,2l3. The principal gold quotations were:
l000..ll2 ll:30...li&!s i2,2 2o9-....l ~
lOO....lI&4 l2:50-...1l2's 2:o0-...ll2Asi
The days business at the l. :. Sub-Treasury com
Goid receipts 4674sa 7s Curry payments $5975l s.
Goi payments. 7S59 81 CTy b.a'ce.5 - k1i3 3 -
Gc!l balance. ..3i .96l,jlO - CustOns. oO"Voo W
Cary receipts. l,GOAuO2 "a
= 4 l.t
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orrJcIzL REPORT " y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
July %. 1873.
N . M-eAIFs RFFORF TIRE CALI,
Han & StJoscph
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT 1Ol4 O'CLOCK
AND IL - O'CLOCK A. VI.

AND 11l2 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
L $50 Coupon 1867 $500 ; 80 Coupon lStS ,,o,.
100 .........l2ll9'sl -'Vu'' '''' ''''' o'''iA"1
FIRST BoARD-10lo O'CLOCK A. NJ.
eol,s NJ state Bonds Railroad Boids-Batt and Rail
'"''' ronJ SbarcS-- ETDFcSS Stocks.
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The following shows the exports exclusive Of spe-
cie from the port of NeWlork TO foreign ports for
the week ending July 20 aud since the beginning OF
the year: go.
1871. 1874. 1873.
For the week ......... sG529G62 s55OHO16 sG2USC32
PREVIOUSLY reported COL 9ll l5sG352l0 l349J535s
Total since Jan slj7 573 sI639f33l5 $l3S l59O30
piee Of rold ...-.....Il57s hos lltis
The following shows the imports Of dry goods and
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FAILS FOR FErSTNI DELIVERY.
iocly. Last Eyeg. Total.
tOu~itI uuun.- -Np a.
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wing were the bids :

In state bonds Georgia ne" hrF'lS ho" at - 'dii
$500 at go. 1,nnessces were firm, on sales of new
series al 80 plain SKIES of Missouri selling at 1Ol =.
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1o1o o'cIocK-sALrs BEFORE THE GAIL.
GOVfHNMFNT STOCK DEpARTMENI-Z QUO 4 :. NJ
SECOND RoARp-1 O'CL0CK ?. VI.

l $ 5-20 Coupon, 1867
lb.UuO Gee. &C.. ........I.o
L : js, Coupon, ISL
22.OUU...........,.Oc. 10
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY q, 1875

general merchandise at the port of NewYork for the
week ending July 49, and since the beginning OF the
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see seventh Page.
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NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, July 20, $50: ,
Reeves Cows Veas sheep and Lambs swine. All knds
SOL 1855 1929 3G,74O 2jOl6 14,i92
These sold at ne following places:
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-13

stature therefore added the emergency
clause providing that it should take effect
Immediately Is it not preposterous to
claim that no Mayor could do anything to
secure good aud efficient officers, or to lop
off unnecessary ones, for year to come?
The legislature intended no such thing
Had it so intended, it would have provided
in plain terms that no appointed officer
then in Office should be disturbed during
the time for which he was appointed. In
case Of our superintendent, with that tech
nical bubble in force, he could never be
disturbed because the ordinance provides
no duration of time in which he shall hold
his office-unless his term expired with
that of the board which appointed him.
The state law was intended to be opera
tive on every appointed city officer then in
Office when the law was passed, and all
who might be so appointed while it re
mains in force. 1t could give the people
no relief from incompetent or unnecessary
officers in any other way