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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25

Tiu-Ipsd Lead Pipe Block Tin Pipe heavily coated with
so6d led The thoroughly united the Of
fact but pipe Tin netal closely resembling
silver both purity; hsws through tin lined lead
nine a pQre through silver IL nenbe and easily
sorkd a. pipe sso and durable anc costs about
Al. By lead nod rsn rust avoided
and general promoted Circulars and sample Of pipe sent BY mail
free Addg~ss CoLwELs, WILLARD MANUFACTURING
CospASY CeDtret bet&een Canal and GraBss Nesfori
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The Living Machine.

Inure the spring watch AMI portion Of the works b.
come oriere The the human system what that
elastic piece ehronome IL Influences the action or
the other organs controls certain extent the whole living
chine The comparison carried further for DE weakness
other imperfecons spring Is ead on the lace OF '
time piece so also is the other disorder Of the stomach BE-
trayei By the face Of invalid The complexion is sao" or s
the ewes are deficient in and Intelligence and there wrn ahf
ions expression in the which ten plainly -nea
wor could DO that great RoursAiHg wn ONCE " 70 %
ister to the wants Of body sustain and renewal Ia parts not
duty requires renOysng and regulating and 10 '
psb this end HosrErrERs BrrERs may be truly sad % %
The one thing ReedfaL broken main spring Of o~ah may De r.
~ BIZ new one stomach Oul be repaired and 'rensa
% and this is one Of the objects the famous vegetable restorative
which for eighteen years been wagng successful contest "'a d"
ppsa in all climates specific for indigestion stands Alone
When the resources Of phmaopGa have been ethar' without
hest doing more than mitigating complaint course q this whole
and pabe yet powerful stomncc effects perfect and 2m'
rs cure In al cases Of dyspepsia the liver more or less do'e'
and this important gland well upon the stomach and bo~
che B,ers at with singular regulating aud o'sor'Ds
every -ey and assmating which bodily and mental health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25

BERRY-wARp-On Wednesday June a. At the readeses ~ tss
BRIDES parents Rev Van HON Abrshsm H. BerrJ ~s'a
ensack, n j., TO Enss Ward Of CamPgsw, NJ
GORHAMWI1SON-Or Tuesday, June 80 at 50 Abans thsp,s ~
Rev. Charles W. Morrill, assisted by Rev meBernaDd w hoye ''
Gorham Of New York AMI Mary Wilson Of Aihora Coaa
DLAM-KENSEDY-on THURSDAY June % at BiOoaaeh y T.
ID Kennedy d. d., George p Indian OF Bootyn " T. -
Annie Kennedy, daughter Of the officiating clergyman NO carb
pRAKE-CUTHELLOn Tuesday June a. At the Ft PresbleusH
Church YOnkers y. T. by Rev Dr. Seward Wm Peake IT, OF ~
York daughter ThOss H. Catks Of ronks
pITCHER-sRyRR-A White PaR y q, 1870. Hoo. q.
pitcher 10 Miss Caroline Never, ali f"hb Plain&
SAUNDERS Wednesfsy' June u BY the key ~ -
Bos AT the residence the brides parents Prank Ssa0efs %
Leila G. daughter Of Geo y Thomas al Of BuOOslyB.
Al Notices Of Marriages must be iHdorsed W'h laH
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of Cor

The Second Annual Commencement of Cor
nell University viii he held Thursday next, June 30
On Monday the 9Th the Hon. George b. Loring Of Mass
will address the Colleges Of Agriculture and Mechanics
ON Tuesday, the Rev c. ID. Bridgeman Of Albany, the
Colleges 81 Literature and Philosophy; and Wednesday,
the Hon. Horati0 Seymour the Colleges Of History and
Political Sfencq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25

Why NOT shelter yourselves, when driving, under
one Of CARRIA0k usBRKLLAs they
cool comfortable bought oS Broadway At prices
greatly reduced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25

Congress and Empire Spring Co.s Depot foI C'nss
Empire Spring Waters, ~ CHAnBkEssI hsh
Free dveesdAy CITY and BrOohbn sss~'afTas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25

Barelay.st, No. 2.-Te HARD RUBBER RiGes TRrss-ths
bestn use Every guaranteed Established
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25

An Opportunify not offered before In Half Cen
tury-ook In Auction Column Of Real Re and read MALLORY
advertisement Of 81 beautiful RxspEsoE sirks or sAL
Al TmrytoxR, basg part Of the Benedict Estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25

Bpooks,s Boot.The rgesi ssotient IN the ~ o. BoTs
and LADIzs GESrLSSKE ami CHILDEEs AZ r. -
This srgeu establishment 10 the dty-99 BrosoH Pp'
Metropolitan ioel
RSDuCuOSi
SoILED sHOEs HALF PRfCE'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25

Mrs Barbara Furst was dangerously burned
about the face arms and body, yesterday by OF
Kerosene oil falling the stove, and exploiting In her
apartment at No. tQi West Flfty thirlSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-25
BASEBALL.

ATLANTIC VS.. ECKfORD.
These clubs played yesterday at the Caplto-
liue. With the exception Of triple play in the seventh
inning the Eckfords played poorly Pearce caught Tor
the Atantics Below Is the of runs made i'll each
inning: 80 .
A ASilSIIe:: ::::::I g 3 ! ia
WHITE STOCKINGS VS.. ONTARIO.
OswEGO, June M.-The White Stocking
Ball Club Of Chicago played game OF base ball to-
day with the ontario Baseball Club OF tins city, when
resulted in a Of 1O3 to IL in favor Of the White
Stockings.
RED STOCKINGS VS.. PAsTIMEs.
BALTIMORE, June H.-There was good at
tendance this afternoon witness the game OF base ball
between the Red Stockings Of Cincinnati and Pastimes
OF Baltimore. The game resulted follows:
F Red StSclins'.: "a 2 8 50
The Pastimes played without their regular pitcher and
the Red Stockings had a substitute for Allison
NATIONAL vs. OLYMPIC.
WASHINGTON, June A.-AbOut 1000 persons
witnessed the game OF base ball. to-day between the Ma
tionas and Oympcs for the championship of the south
II the third and deciding of the series and the
excitement intense throughout The Nationals got
the lead the third inning and maintained 1t to the
close. The following is the score
S SrtSSsls.......ss 3 g Gso 3 "a "a.
A wire OF the Western Union Telegraph Company was
connected at the grounds with those of the Pas
times OF baltimore, where game being played by
that Club with the Red Stockings. The returns OF each
inning received and announced.
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MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping S,e Paper
VIZ EVERDELLs sous PULros Old DUrcB CsoRos
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Commercial Union Of the ss S181s OF New ofA


All members THE COMMERCIAL CNlON OF I'M siAl6 W
YORK includnq all Chiefs and Members Of me bsnl
Lodge and subordinate Lodges Of the COMMERCIAL UNION 9a a.
r ~ Local COMMITTEES requested 20 meet the ~ ~ bhh-
TRIAL COMMITTEE on FRIDAY July IS 1870 at ROCKIES Blk
The beaiauaters Committee Will be- GA 9at Jay MH
OSBORNE HOUSE Public Meeting viii be held a. 10 ses
IN the morning. - .----..., 81, a.. c,,,l. ,ni
their Trade the development Of internal and external oI
THc in our State Of hs freight OF he "sh
tbrough our OF commerce enpo As ~
people and Of wealth are cordially ined % a'hi '
meeting ~ ~, Sat-. have len
Tie Of the Western and Northwestern Sa.- nav ~
invited be present ,>,,y, s,xns Nv p--,3-,,
j. p ROBINSON, n, \. Treasurer
EDWARD HINCKES n I.
S.,,o Central Corriree Of the NJ NJ. CALEB. n l.,
''''' ,oa,n.r-sI Inou. l.. J. " STARK, \. y
''""' HENRY l.. FISH Rochester
NILES CASE Buffalo
lGEO. c. BURDETT, Troy
JOSEPH y. DAILY secretary.
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DIR. sase Catarrh Remedy-ssoc reward fcI An ucur'ss
oase sod Druggists BY mall 80 cents pamphlet nee Al
dress r. " PlKRCs NJ D., 10 seuecs ST.. Buaale. n I,
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Yesterday an unknown man
THE STATE OF IR4DE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS,



u.vpy June 2l-Coton closed quiet spot and shoa'-
m ENES June 24.-Petroieun opened hai-
HaSgrKt jane 2i-Petroeum opened quiet
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Guecial Notires.

PhaIOus "vitalia, :" Or, salvation for the Hair.
Iii
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALONs gITALIA" differs utterly from all the fyes eo-
oen" and restOrers % in It acts on totally different Pua'
eiple i. is mp fragrant and perfectly nnocuou' pfeep'.' 40
muddy or matter requires shaking and communicates no
stain to the skin No paper urso necessary TO conceal
IL, urbid appearance the simple that not fu-h h"
Al, peuts and purposes NEW IN Tole. Chemistry
For sale by all druggists PHALOS Sos, Ne.- IorI
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Hearth aud Home.
HEARTH AND HOME.
DICKENS.

For foil page view Of the DSEGRO0a OF CHARLES DICKENS
~ cbf in which he me, hi, death see HEARTH AND HOME
this week.
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DIED.

An Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth MI
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SRvoRIK,ss Aug -FIur-superane Double BIa
conn dull Mixed soass white sc Oats easier ST. Louis Siesc
Hay ermer Prime, $2e other articles unchanged EI
WEsIssIoS n c. Aug 2T~Spirts Turpenins BdaSie
quies Crude TuIenne unchanged Tar unchanged Cotton STEADY
1CGEvsL.sp Aug 2-wbesi uominaly lower No. Red he'd 1t
EI 2B sl Is bid Corn heavy; No offered No at 8le Oas
steady Petroleum frm Crude - 9oa si2' Reale
fresh sI ri Corn steady ne l. 4c fr No oss Qi
ssp:Tour sa& s'Ssa 10 $50 @ SS. y Wheat 400 bush. Corn
oss i6OOo bush. ShPmenis-FOur. 2seo bbbi Wheat loo
o,xxSo g T.-Four steady and alehansei sale. 900 bbs q
for SpnS q 50 6s, e. A%S & Mses @ s s' SSs, SI w MbssS
III IS No. Milwaukee clab held 81 a. Corn quiet, sles ear
5 S a. s o. Sa & pSo Ssa g. @ s. Tor s sso
sll shipsuas s2Sa sos Mdinss, sOd F1 tun Ishsns
tdSbes % T'ss ss s the HUDSON to kesYo Rard
xSr e SpsSG sS.9o &c e a. 1 to a. S sai & Gar
an Iats Imports Wheat et Lumber c.aal
oasS aar Mse1 % %S GiS ncs S1 a.pa S
but last evening Of Western Amber OesedM ~
81 'Ss Ss Corn du and %ied 10 store qSS .
slc In Barley We learn Of sale Of Que car S s rexe STATE % E
Oats dull with sales OF one o bite state new ~
sad bagsed lot Of STATE at SSe. -, ..a.,,
Wheat dull Al SIN for No l. 81 oai for No. cO'J.s Graz
nominal Pghts naer at Sc 20 Buffalo Zoe TO Oss.sS
1900 bbs Flour, 5000 bush Whes; shiPmea's-h" 'o ~
bSrsorr Aug fwseat dull and declined Be White t. - .6
No. 81 81 Amber steady at 81 2S oas aFner I" -" D'
No J. ~ per oen,al -, ,,,,., I,O,. lss bales,
exports ss bales Flour dull and ahcSsnse2 Ccrn dun SOC o.i
sor Pok so So Lar l7dlSci Bacon gue sA'a'Ss'' ''
Lcris Aug aITobaoco quist Cotton nominal Hemp ~,
i'Tsa & sa I1eSsSsG ne1s fUs. 9s, treble Ei .,
geo Wheh unchanged Corn dull Mixed ss an bsh,
o1i, sacked Barley aos Prime Ssss.a a. Rye stead; al. 1,
15a7sc lghNins steady Provision. d1l aud & I've
Mos. at 80 sossS R.ssPi.fs%r ssS ssa a. wss,' s:1
BSSy1ro Aug sG-RsSeps.~ sicar 4OcoO bhl Whe. sG0
sS.A es Ho bash 700 bash saSTsSs as Sa. b. Raj.
NsS-wb,s s0c IsS, Cep isco ss'h frsikAs srS sp''S
New-York tribune., 1870-08-29
IITRRARY ITEMS.

The Schiller monument at Berlin rs under under
,ocs and key awaiting the unvalne ., ."e ss,"n ,"'
,oOs ,,I ,nonunent the inauguration on when rae
w,sam venedey calls it the scnlpturai eng @"S' u
modern ART .,b,;uh;pg g
A Paris journal, which has been puoi'shlns
Hs.;leiea popular novel began to fem tnas IN eo',,
..ouepce Of political excitement the public wou'u
.,rast in H. The anthor was sent for, and saa ,nS
sss,cr sad b. him, Your novel IL well wtlttel a.,
Sur Subscribers interested; ost. l,i,or % %our
xsl xhich treats OF the first revolution mas
Sswel what does II wanti" "A Prussisn Sr
y,ossan rs "Yss a Prtissan yop must at all hss;lus
mt,1ye 10 smarse into Pruesian monster-a lens
who is ready 30 swallow all France hke raw @ y, se
Tine will take, my dear Sir, and 1 oepe@o y" '
4, reuplish t." The author assented
New-York tribune., 1870-08-29


slG$l 3 for Retail & Long Rye Straw Is selling at *laSl ~
and Short 80c.
HEMP nayei prices uHchsngd Manila nonins ia d2ie ard
Jute, 3d5!c, gold. -.
HOPS change demand has been only moderate at 10 o
Zoe, o quality
MOLAssRs-There is sin demand but for Few small os ff
present and prices weak about 5a s2c FOR Cubs haso
vado and 25d j5c for Cuba Clsyed.
NAVAL sT0RBSSprts Tupenine unusually que 6a ssr
supply and fair demand the low grades continue rm as OF 90 hb
t 85 For the better grader there has been
qu; quote 81 SO % IS and No ~ 5Oa 80 Pe
sOd So Tar in light demand and tuny held az - o WI
and 30 IS for Washington. City Pitch romila at "a y
O1LsAmercan Lneei continues 6rn With fair demand English
DO dali prices nominal Crude Ph Oils without cang
moderate Manufactured OILS dull aad Tn
unchanged Ia other oils have feature 10 note the sd
tuuLg dull.
PROyISONS-We fair degree of scvty
bat much lower irregular have been accepted Tie
chiefly confined TO the home trade and the abn
ANYTHING Ike speculative feeling has been generally remarked TIE
Liverpool London failed nansn
still appears downward Tie stock here and
interior considered excessive aud hOers dosd
the demand promptly The business for the future has been limited
cludng jJ 6bls Mess seller October at cI 59 2O bb do f
September 423 Refuse has been n fair request still lower tg
Prime Mes has improved though the close the un-
and prices To-day the trade in Po dull pnsss
uncertan though about 328 2j Is still asei '0r Nrs Beef %
but without special charge sales Of 90 bbl a sra St
Plain Mess and @6d sl9 for Mess Terce Beef
dali and prices unchanged Beef Hans eser; 81
B3 50 for New Cut Meats duL Bacon good demlna
with nt Offering prices tmi sales - boxes Long Clear
l6c Dressed Hogs steady quote 21l3 for City. Lal
dull and little lower Westri sales, 800 hl and
for No. se for City, and les for fair to pime stea and @
Steam at l6ic.
BuTTER-Tbe demand for Ordinav and Medium y-o. bs rl,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-29
The STATE OF TRADE.

Aug T3O mConsols opened a. eii for both MONEY
and the steady l. FrSen bonr-
862 si old 86 1861 s5i TeuFore @ stocks steady h.
Railway Illinois Centra, no. AiEtc AM Great Wssi,rn,
. - -
LyERPooL, Aug 2-llO mCo;ton oPelel dgi hddlns Up
lands Mddlng Orleans 81 9 the aes ~ the day
mated at bales Bacon, 5a per for Cumberland Cut
LONDON, Aug I.-Calcutta Lnseed dull
LoSpos Aug m-Conso close at 9ia for both money
American securities steady Iriu states heTseny
bonds 1862 87i; old 1851 S5l Telfors S2t Stct
steady Erie Railway shares hi Illinois Ceuirals O Asnne ano
Great Western p. . .. .
lands Mddng Orleans ss sales Of the dsy 900 baes 100
for speculation and export. POrk is hrm. LAM quiet.
PARIs, Aug 27-The Bourse is dull Renes 59E 20c.
FRiSxFeRr 27-United FyeTWeny bonds tru
Al 9l2 d9li for the issue Of 1862
New-York tribune., 1870-08-29
EAIrRDAI. Aug. UP. n.

There is but one leading prominent feature
in the markets the NewYork stock Exchange today
and that Is one OF extreme inactivity Business In al
its departments has not been dull within the memory
of the oldest member of Board Money is easy at "a
per cent call The crops OF The country harvested
and to be harvested are abundant The earnings Oh te
railways large prosperity rules as general thg
throughout ALI the land: wheat and -four are going
abroad to feed the contendng armies and the future OF
our country in all industrial relations Is full OF hope
and yet here In this great mart OF exchange there
Is all but complete stagnation, and opera
tions very light, not sunelent even
to attract any particular attention We cannot predict
long this state Of things will continue but the cool
days and chilly nights will soon drive bankers and
brokers and "men Of substance" back from the hills
and mountains and watering places races and military
parades and Presidential dinners and evening Germans
will be oyer and then those accustomed TO active busi
and eager to enter the arena OF concentrated strife
where fortunes made and fortunes are lost but
where the excitement Of the game keeps all the pulses
in notion will enter with renewed energy into the whrl
Of the Stock Exchange, and will be borne along by the
strong current, unconscious at times OF the strength
OF the tide or the dangers OF the navigation. In
the fast approach OF Autumn days men will be
seen in other times hurying to and fro to m in the
quickest possible me orders for bonds and stocks and
every tick of the stock and gold telegraph win be watched
with the closest care and D. or or per cent yaria
ton in the price will be noted with eager haste and
quick boys will he running with messages
through the streets carrying intelligence that commits
sons have been executed and that gold and bonds and
stocks have been bought and sold There is life and
vgor and oyousness among the breakers but there no
pleasure in the still waters Men like the whrl and the
intense excitement which active business brings.
The gold market to-day has been duh The highest
price ll65 the lowest 1165 Special reports OF un
Quesonably home manufacture OF riots in Berlin and
contentious in the Prussan army did not put up the
prices. Gold was quoted at 10 n6l 1888 m,
ll6l 1l:lS M, 16si 1l2G m 1lGl 1903 m, 1lGi
1:l2 p. m, ll6 131 p. m, 11G; p 1lGl &li p M,
l16i; 2a6 ll6s; p. m 1l6i At the close OF the
Gold Room. at o'clock, l1Gi d1lGs.
The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
follows: Clearings S5,4l9COO; gold balance.
$l,l16G23 currency balance s3l9,3ss Paid for carry
ing, !, ?, and per cent paid for borrowing, nat.
The following are the Government quotations reported
nv Megsrs. Fisk Hatch M A H. IN
New-York tribune., 1870-08-29
GILMAN, Son & Co.

GILMAN, Son & Co.,
BANKERS. No. Al ExCHANGE-PIACE,
Offer for sale the following STATE of ILLINOIS, CoUN-
TY, and TOWNSHIP BONDS:
% per cent bonds Clay Co., ILL.,, $1,000 each, at SO
and interest.
$50 7 per cent bonds Clay Co.. H., 800 each, at
so and interest.
10 10 per cent bonds Lamard Township, Wayne Co.,
$1,000 each, at 95 and interest.
510per cent bonds Jasper Township Wayne Co.,
$1,000 each at % and interest.
10 10 per cent bonds Bedford Township. Wayne Co.,
$1,000 each, at 3 and interest.
20 10 per cent bonds Harter Township, Wayne Co.,
81, 900 each at 95 and interest.
8 10 per cent bonds Big Mound Township, Wayne
Co., S1,OO0each, at 95 and interest.
These bonds were issued under special act of Leg
isature. Extract from letter by the State Auditor
1t is the duty of the Auditor of the State to levy
from time to time sufficient taxes TO meet all accru-
ing interest and principal
New-York tribune., 1870-08-29
THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported .Or THz TRIBUNE
SATURDAY Aug. ~ 1870
ASHBs-Pots continues brn with fair demand Sc 30
Pearls dull and prices nomnsy unchanged al ssa 80 IS
COTTON-Tbe market remains and uniform spinning grades
but all other qualities snd unsettled ard without outlet
Of 4 bales S Of which 2
consumption and 80 for speculation. For future delivery this
opened strong and higher but closes weak with the advance lost sales
last evening Of 100 bales August lsJ 0O December l6
loo August ls l5l6 500 August 49, 100 st 600 al Isle
September option October
U basis OF Low Mdiing We quote follows;
New-York tribune., 1870-08-29
RECEIPTS OF PRODTCE.

Per North Rtrer, Vessels, and RglrOcds
2T.-i3 Ashes bales
bush Wheat 30 278 bush Corn 67843 bush 80 b8h
Malt 96 Seed 1875 bags Corr
Is bills Pork pkg Meats go ami On Ls pgs
Beef 1893 Pkgs Butter 80 Pgs Cheese "a 5b Eggs 10 Ps'
TaOw $50 bb Whisky AS bales Wool 70. hhis and s h0Ass
bscco pkgs Oil Cake 81 Hides 1850 sides Leather 81 bL CopIS
81 bales Hops 8 pkgs. Dned Fruit.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-29
'isk & Hatch at 4p. IN /:


The City Bank Statement this afternoon had no effect
upon the money market, as money offered az per
cent and not taken. The statement shows analysis
that the banks have lost in their reserve against
reduction Of s. 279 in their liabilities and that they
hold in what is termed lawful money, only l9s
above the legal requirement. The following is a com
pason Of the averages of the past and preceding week
New-York tribune., 1870-08-29
Foreign exchange is dun and nominal at the foowir

Customs receipts for the week in COIN S3495O l2 In
teres paid in coin during the week. sec 9c2 So On Mon
day the interest will be paid the lOOs in coin at the
subTreasury in this city
Government bonds were duh, and sales limited with g.
2os Of 1862 ll2s do. 65 new, llOdIO95 and 1910
pons, 100.
Southern State bonds continue inactive, with Tennessee
6s exeoupon 6t do. g., new OQ5ga North Carolina old
bonds, 52f Missouri 6s, 90i
Railroad bonds and City Bank stocks are heavy. Cen
tra Pacific bonds, So Union Pacific do sl; Milwaukee
and ST. Paul, 1910 convertible 91 Columbus, Chicago
and Canadian Central 1st mortgage s2I 0s3 and the
Fourth National Bank, lO5t
Ihe STOCK market Is very dull, and the volume OF bust
ness remarkably small. New-York Central and Hud-
son, eis; Lake Shore OH Chicago and North Western
Sii do preferred, s6 Toledo, Wabash and Western,
Ohio and Mississippi, 33t.
The following shows the exports Exclusive OF specie
from the port of NewYork foreign ports for the week
ending Aug. 49, aud since the beginning of the year:
Ei;ss! F.: %; sfi5 $s:ij sti
psse se;s Ct 'Gisa.! : e s'S'7 sl1I5i''a
The following shows the imports Of fores. dry goods
and general merchandise the port of New York for the
ending Aug e and since the beginning of the year
%1:; s. S:pi; s;,;. ssss slfss slss! 1sss s!s. 1sse
rs.; Ti Fl ,,cs S;;. @ ssls5 ss Il s s5sif;i S. ssiS
Total since Jan i. elss g7e5l s2O7 2s7 ga siseiI425
The Following are the dry goods imports included in
the above, for the same period;
For tie IsaS rSao ts,o
Entered at the port go. 3lB 200 s1SrI g7 sJBs 2a5
intGsn % m,ffet'... 3,Jss.ai 3ll,ao 3solSl
Entered a, the por'.... s@3nr1 s@e7ssu ses1Og
Thrown on msrtet. @27520s 6s18s3t 6syI5so
The exports Of specie for The week ending Aug "a were
as follows:
ffeNous1 "pefied 43OOdEJ
Total snes Jan. l. 1870 .sAI9a5
Ias isA9Nms s2mpatatiye ftaIepslt Of the ex.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-29

COFFBEThee Eight demand for Rio but in other kinds the
market dull and prices somevhAt unsettled Rio Rallies Java l9s
d2l,c, gold sales 800 bags Saybo private and at
Baltimore s bags ho per S. Ursula and 1900 bags to srye
Cricket
FLOUR AND MEAL-Hoden grades Flour
have found difficult dispose OF has been great
gularity the the sappy
disposition sell hoders compelled yed
almost all the medium and high grdeA Ordinary and shipping grades
early the week fair demand rather higher but
has checked the and domestic inquiry and with
god quotations and advance gh pcea have declined aud
with the arrivals largely Of the wants Of the trade the feeling
Is quite heavy and much disappointment f BY the
large aEcped proved
the corresponding time last hence there entire
inquiry the the
FAR from satisfactory The production Of Family grades
advance their and hey been sold
and unsatisfactory prces large PARTON OF the
here unsound sat holders ind dcut 20 hnd market
thing like satisfactory prices A. present for Rejected
Improvement The exports ? bb agans.
bb the corresponding
dull r all grades and prices the
There hts export
ara unbe irregular and lower No and Super
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