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The aeTsaa , being esisdy or ANAL lots supply
% wasis' Ss sa' psss yeo nr few small sales msas
for ss.r' do beef MANS duh ao@ss
Prime Prime q a .as ss %A au:a :ep sas a. @ price:
sc. s,.y sas:sd :. iSo iss sold iss
.Ssh .:., !: .s ssss:s =
and smoked hsm. sc 20 for picked DO Ths market for
s!Sas'. .ss " s:st
a for n 70 tr
:. i7tc: with fair demand and small stock. tue
attention han As other Ssscrptions Chssss good
70: az
.s but u little :SssA' % W. W.
SSa;Ss q: nrkn. fir state
A a. IT, s...i %.siss as'
nsssrss %S. !" aooa rsni full yellow sO NC Wssesn ps. oG%
70 osn.y e. @ e.: 70 s1r G Ne
lsNS; western to good. Sc. isc.. the market
rxTnoLEUM There was less srmness in the market Tor
crude though the demand active Al the close
it, .nH s4. @ SS SS .s
Ss sPGs srd Tor future delivery private terns On
terms There wa. no demand for in sb. whoh
We heard Of market for roancd was active
rnS ssSas ana arm M Ths demand
month. delivery s tsss;s sc ss
sns ns s.ss. Gn also Ss
sro. 10y ,1sSns sS Gs we. S ss =. Tc latter
ness transacted tho demand being PRINCIPALLY export
oesoss ssd sSs SSS 2 At s for
.m. :soSs sm. NJ: held for ts price, tho
gosn s.1o1 there were .n.l :sies Ne Sas g. "
SHOT was quiet but arm NJ $40. Tor drop and $40
soAP.rne demand tor CASTLE wa. small and the sales
wes % confined to small lots, but at full asures vri0c.
SrxAEmx-Tho transactions were un,mportAut, though
Common 70 Prime srsSs: NJ ''0n '''' ''e '0r
we're Ss' =. A Sns a
s bales Mexican on private terms Deer were ssagh,
M Hs :nS the sss' ss' % ss 90
oampsohy. l,sOo do. Honduras and 1000 do &c Cura.
@ &C. sp'sRa sS per- se' S 'Ss%s soa
Msssmoros. 57c s9c. Vera Cruz, 5s4c.; bueaos Ayre.
Cape 4oc Dosrhonaurs. s'S sod vsrs cruz rue Il
ssas ss a9sls. %Ssasra r%sa s fes e.: trimmed de- %
We're n %ssS ss for sw WAS rssaS active and
inand parity from ha but chiefly renaers
There were sold 800 hhds, from asc 10 i5c for Cuba
va.o terms Refined was moderately "a active and and
steady 9s itc for hard, is',s lac. for sof whl!s,
quote rennins, 9Sc aySSc fair
reIniag tc asc good refn'ns lvc o9ac fair % good
is centrifugal has. AID Oo1ss) Sss lie noiassos
ysnsBonos Dutch standard Sca to se do. 10
50 ~ losac sloSo; do % so 10 ioe llN.c; do l6so
iss1c Porto rico ~Rcnans grades sc iosaS DO gro
ceri grades: i0lic ll4@c
lots the spot Sales LOCO bsg in Boston So aO cash,
ToUAcco-ihs business in Kentucky was uniu,portaot
There was but little demand and that entirely
lots At about former prices Seed eaf
sc iS2 do Ohio on prvats terms and 50 cases In lots
!. rs sso. OF aavana i5o bales sold At a5c @
Manu qoiet except Tor good black mark which,
well as other kinds, steady In value
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STREET ouoTATl,sI
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


rUEsDAY, August 2-8P.M.
BxEswAx The market was dull the demand being con-
lined TO small ots Prices steady however, at 3Sc
TIC for Western and southern yellow o0J lbs Southern
sold Sc. and 1000 Western brought Sic
q 25c.
CoRDAaE was duh. but without change In valus. We
quote MNntla Sc 22o sisA rope, lsc Russia bolt do
&c., And kussiA tArred Ice.
CAkDLEs.rhere buainess Of consequences trans
acted the demand very light and entirely for lots
sperm y0c x3c. patent 4Sc. y l0c.
CoooA-was dnl. the demand being high. for all kinds
ana prices nominal ut l0c Co., gOld Guayaqu
do, FOR Caracas do.
CorroNThcre was but ,tis demand for this staple and
the msrLet was heavy though prces not quotaby
lower The business almost entirely confined all
lots 70 supply the present wants OF spnners
blt bales including 200 for spinning specu
laton. For future delivery the business was only
moderate, though more active than yesterday. The
7Ac; 1000 DO for October NJ 6Ac ike aud 200 do
for November at l6c. The closing prccs Tor the
spot q follows:
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WAS II SUICIDE on ACC DENTAL DROWNING,

Captain Mcdonnell, OF the Twenty FIRST precinct
yesterday morning sent note to the Coroners' Of
lice stating that AT half past O'Clock the previous
evening John Schcpp, lad fourteen years OF age,
had committed suicide by drowning, by deliberately
jumping into the dock foot OF Thirty second street.
East rive:. Immediate search being made for the
body, iG Was recovered ami removed 10 the Morgue
Later In the day the father OF deceased WITH several
acquaintaDcea appeared At the Coroners once
and requested permission to remove the BODY from
the Morgne to Mr.. Schepp's residence, 3is EasI
Ihlrty second street, which was granted by ar
John T. TEAL, the clerk. Mr.. Schepp and one of mis-
friends denied that the boy had pnrDosey taken ms
own l,le They said he had gone down 10 the pier
and walked out on u plank which extended from A
pile OF lumber some distance over the water and ie
on, no one being near him at the time. The real
iacts oI the case viii be developed before Coroner
Flynn, who was notified
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL HrRHnr,
TUESDAY. August IA z. N.

TUESDAY. August 2-6 p. n.
The Wall street markets are In the rut of midsum-
mer stsgnatton. Had not the "war'' in Europe
drited into so peaceful an AFFAIR. and cheated tho
speculative plans based upon an expected campaign
OF severe battes there would. doubtless, have been
an exception to the usual serenity Of monetary
circles at this season. But In the absence OF the pre-
misses there is an absence Of the conclusion. Wall
street is ut Long Branch ana Saratoga.
GOLD 12lx 122.
The gold market opened strong In response to the
tenor of the speeches In the English Parliament last
night and the lower quotations for our ave-
twenties in London this morning Very little was
done, however; but the price moved easily
on light dealings. THIS feeling carried the
quotation to 122 soon after the opening of tho board
but the advanced figure induced reazations, uncer
which there was gradual yielding to 121x, at
which point the market again gave way to l2lx on
the report that trlpartite conference, comprising
the Due de GrammOnt, OF France, Lord Lyons Of
England. and Prince Metternich, OF Austria, was In
session in Paris discussing plan for the settlement
or the difficulties between France and Prussia At
the same time bonds from London came little bet
tcr-s2k-and the gold market closed heavy The
specie shipment OF tomorrow Is variousy estimated
at from million and q half to two millions OF dol
lars The principal fluctuations ia the price OF gold
Aoxxua
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SoiFEL.-fhe market for Rio quiet there being but
little demand but prices quite for all but
low and medium grades which offered n, slight
duction from former figures We heard of sales OF
mcn The busness in other kinds was small but prices wers
lsc i4s4c; fair do I5c lsc. good do, l6c. 5so
prime DO, 17c Thc. extremes for lots, Hjec. nc
java 19Sc 2kc Singapore, 18c. l8c. Ceyon IL Nc.
1iDs Ma5seaiSo ,s lSNe ls'{s Lsguayrs sHs
aieSc Manila, 1sc. l7c Mexican lbo &c., and Sava-
nila, lbca 8c. all gold, duty paid Messrs William Scott
Sons made the stock Rio 0day bags
New York. 34,77s do Baltimore, 4OO0 Galveston
and 900 do In Mobile.
DynwooDs; The market for all descriptions un-
usually quiet There but little demand aud that
~ for small lots and prices heavy 8l7
1 80 gold for St Domingo logwood; $l6 so Sl7 30 for
Jamaica do. BlV do. for camwOod: 1850
wood, and $I6 50 a $i9. gold for fustc.
FLOUH AND GKAIN.Receipts l4g7S bbls. -four, 400
and $50 bags corn meal s 0 bushels wheat 6 do
O,oS7 do oats and 600 do malt The hour
buoyant and frner under good demand and
xgaint higher lines Of extra State closing firm
at So rs &6 50. The sales about l5000 obls,
Including eI.rs stss for shipment at IS so 80 Southern
flour steady, with moderate demand the sales being
7b0 bbls Rye flour in moderate demand In smali
supply and prices very firm, with sales of zoo bbs
meal In active request and higher There sold ZOO
bbs at SO Tor BRANDY wine for yellow southern and
Ta~ Ma kNa
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Died.

ARNOLD. On Monday morning. August l. after a
lingering illness which she bore With Christian orti-
tude having iirm trust in her Saviour, MARIA the
beloved wife of A. p Arnold. in the 59th year of her
age.
The friends or the family, and OF her son. Dewitt
Z. Arnold, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, this "Wednesday afternoon at one O'Clock,
from her late residence, In Nlnetytnird street sec.
Ond door west OF Third avenue.
providence and Greenwich On. La papers please
copy.
BALDwIa.--In wildbad, Germany, on Tuesday.
June T. ANN ELIZA. wife OF J. G. Baldwin, OF this
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the Church OF
the Holy saviour, on Twenty fifth street near Madi-
son avenue on Thursday morning, at ten O'Clock
BAREY.--,uddenly, at Grcenp0lnt, l.. L.. on Tues.
day morning. August z, at halEpast eight O'CLOCK
ELLEN BAaRY aged "A wears.
The funeral will take place on Thursday morning
at hallpas ten O'Clock from her late residence cor
ncr OF washington and Green streets, GrecnDO mt
l.. L The friends and relatives are respectfully in
vlted to attend, also the friends OF her son. Richard
BoDks.--On Monday, August 1, ELrz.BErH Bopys
widow Of Capt. John Bodes.
The funeral viii be attended this "Wednesday,
afternoon, at three O'Clock. rom the resi,ence
of Mr.. James Bennett, i2l Hewes street. BROOKLYN r.
ID. The relatives and friends OF the families oi Mr.
A. G. Peck and Mr.. Geo. Sharp are respcctfnily In
vted 10 attend without further notice III
BRowNiSG.--wI II.LtAM HESRY BROWNING, aged
year an 4 u days.
fully invited 70 attend che funeral from $40 Broone
street, on thursday afternoon. at hall. past one
H..
BuTLkK.-m Philadelphia. on Saturday. July 10
Mrs. SAsAH A. BUrIEa, widow oi John Butler Jr
late OF Tarrytown, N. " In the 49th year OF her age
The funeral VIII take place from the Presbyterian
ehurci corner Fourth avenue and Twenty sec ona
81. theN. DR. Cr0sby's,, this "wednesday morning
al ten O'Clock. The relatives and friends of the
family are respectfully invited TO attend without fur
thcr notice.
OHAABERs.-On Monday, August I. at the resi-
dence OF his parents, Port Richmond. S. L.. SAMUHi
v. CHAMBERs. i1 tile ed year Of hs age.
Ills remains viii be taken To YonKers for inter
ment,
CHATBAM.-On Tuesday. August 2 Is.Ac T.
CHATHAM, IN the 62d year Of has age.
the relatives and friends are requested 10 attend
the funeral, from Sc. Paul's Church. corner Penn
streetaud Marcy avenue BROOKLYN f. d. shis
"wednesday afternoon. a. three O'Clock without
furtnev notice.
C0SSoR. --On Tuesday, August ., after severe Ill
ness, ANN CoNNoR, IN the 73d year of her age.
rne relatives anu friends OF the family are respect
iuly invited 10 attend the funeral, from the rosi-
dence or her son, John Connor l6s Elizabeth street.
On tnursday AFTERNOON. at hafpast one O'Clock pre-
cisey, without further notice.
CkAMKR.-ln Utica, a. the residence OF his grand
!ather. X. v. Yates, on Thursday, July Is, EsRY
DWIGHT. aged year and days; only child or John
r.. ana 0eOEGo r Cramer. OF milwaukee,, Wis
pEWk,--On Monday August I. U0sA EIaAAUsra
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

BErru-VAGIAN.-On Wednesday, July Il, 10y the
Kew. Mr. Nesbett at the residence of the BRIDES p-
rents, fremont, Westchester county. g. s. BETH to
MISS JOSEPHINE o. FARIAN, daughter OF Cornell
Varian, all OF fremont
observation-disclosures HENDERSON, OF
New York city, to Miss SUSIE W. HALLowEIL of
Maine.
KILBOURNE-HAIGHT.- Wednesday July II
by The Bev. &. Il. Grimm. HENRY w. KII,BOrkSE OF
ke0kuk, Iowa to MARY, daughter Of ID. ua.ght,
ESD, OF Peekskill, N. Y.
PEcK-HALiEoK-On Sunday, Lnly 81 al tie
Presbyterian church. Shelter Island, Il. L. ~ In.
Rev. 7. NJ. Harris. CuALEs 3 PECK OF New York
city TO Mrs. EMMA A. HALECK, or the former pla 80
No cards.
SAwYER-LOGAN.--On Tuesday, August q al The
residence OF the bride. by the Rev. DR.. Burcbard
MEHsi1T u. SAwYER 10 HANNAH J. LOGAN, both OF
New York.
WHrrTAkER-HOUsT Tuesday, August 2,
al East Chester, N. T., by the Rev. Mr.. CoTy FRED
ERICx WHITTAKRR 10 LIZZIE MAY uoUsToN No
cards.
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SUPPOSED NDea IN CONNECTICUT.
The Body of an Qsnown Man Found on the
Bcat mt Madison.

From the New 1yen Palladium August Ii
On Friday mOrninpast the body of an unknown
man was found upothe beach in Madison, IN an en-
tirey nude conditionxcept pair of cotton soc ks
and pair or new CGress or Jackson Ccaiiers A
Jury OF inquest was anmoned by II. B. y.iicox, who
rendered the iolohg verdict:--''TIat In their
opinion the deceaS came 10 his Heath from a
Of the left front and tempor Al homes NV
some person or perss to said jty ors unknown y
Deceased was about sentytiye orf hirty years oil d.
developed form, bla or dark Nv avn hair teeth In
perfect condition, learm gone om about hal. way
from elbow row TO @ shogls where as fracture of the
fourteen days. Sevkl parts + the ncr.on ann,ared
to have been mutted WIN a knife to prevent
,aennealSn sn me by Was taken in charge by
Snar, hrr;a -, ,,! Seectman. and given
The shoes are In tlihaS .ds OF Mr. IN. B. Wilcox.
which may possibly ~ eniicd uv The friends of Ih
deceased. - w wv ''"~~' w WV
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vas larry active nnd spring WAS about lc dearer
strong ssi a and
sa%e. The .ass sa' sa
ssiss % snsasf 5 Mo- At y Il Il q tSr
as = Ss'sf 81 ~
Of w. dD WAS ss Ss ON "
g dun co1a ~a or Win ss
go bushels s a. ss " o. for fair to prime mixed and
Higher Western disposed OF about lloool
u State and @ Ss FOR FOR ' S for Ohio
FnrisnTs iEe market quiet 70, almo., al.
rates demanded restricting business Petroeum vessels
a
scarcsly any demand Th. engagements werc:To Liver
ssa = Tl:s & isa BID TO London issS susseI.
Gs: s"s Fss'r %
ss. % %S sS 0ai .sm ss4
Sses ao to a. M & S@ 0 @ sass TO and
tar, @ for orders; Win 200 bs. petroleum., S.
ts' c with e sHsa s wa .d.
% 5S srsss. SA s @ ss s s s
yoyae s C9 b sS SS At III g. and Sd bark hence
GuNNIKs inactive and prices entirely nominal
2c sc for bags and slc slc for cloth, the latter
Hors-Ths marke. was without change of Significance
who R
rate 70 extent at % from
the better grades. which only moderate supply not
lOs aae fSr common 70 choice grades :
HEMp.-The demand very light for all kinds and
heard of sales of Prices entirely
at 2slc 2Jsc gold for Manila; &c. DC. do for Jute:
N]ec. do for Ssal, and 75Sc do for Tampico in bond
HAYWhh fair demand and only moderate arrivals the
9c 81 so for retail lots. III III 10 for long rye straw
9Oc. for short do.
HIDEs.-The market for dry moderately active at
about former prices The current quotations for the different
kinds foowsBuenos Ayres - TO lbs, 2yI6c.
24o do 20 to % lbs, 251c. c Monteyideo, 2O1&t sH
lbs 22sac 2sc Correntes, p TO ss lbs, Mhc &c Rio
s s S ossrs 4 s 4 10 Ss 70 Gsns. e s
American trimmed IL 10 u lbs, 1o,oc a l9Ic not
trimmed, IS to 81 lbs, TIC. sc. Matamoros Mexican,
% TO "a lbs, lSc l8c Vera Cruz IL to 10 lbs lsc l9c
Tampco 20 to q bs lsc isc Bogota IS TO - bs lesc
bs sc Porto Cabeo 20 to 22 lbs, 1slc Truxilo, II
II ibs &c., all gold Total stock hides, August :, 1870
135, 100; same time last year, l83, 800
ATHIB.-Hem!ock-Tbere prevailed a good demand for
all kinds, except light weight and common hide damaged
and the stock s small. while prices are very hrm
Oak active, the demand being good Tor all
weights, prices very hrm, with n small
stock. We append the current quotations :Hemook
Ayres heavy 3a4c S0c. do. middle 2ac. Doc. do,
light, ssc. 29c Calornia hcsvy 8tc. 2s1dc. do.
nsSs nss. s &c., heavy, % e d? ssses sS. Ss s maa: s: rs
3>1c. do. light. 26c. a7c. DO, good damaged all
kinds and weights 2c. 26ec poor damaged all Kinds
weights 20c 22c In the rough S5c &c. OAk-Slangh-
ter. heavy yec. &c. do, middle. Sc 40 do,
ssc 44c do light 36c 42c In the rough, heavy, asc
Bellies lSc. . 22c
MOLAssEs-rhere were Of consequence reported
tina business being confined 10 small lots supply
Of the trade Holders generally very
sL-s--
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Total stock Aug. !, 1876

Total stock Aug. I, ~ a2I
W9oI-As usual, durg the fore part of the week, tho
market for fleece, welks other kinds of domestic is very
quiet There fair detand prevalent, but the sales are
small, being restricted the fact that the generality OF
buyers refuse to pay he prices demanded holders
who are very hrm in their preensions, ac
ceipts and the probability that active demand will
prevail for all grads Inpued wool the transactions
continue dminutivc andrces favor buyers Texas il slow
of sale there being bt little demand and the marke,
was heavy except for cnice grades, which light sup
ply aud held for full he,rs For California
q passably active at st.dy prices, with moderate supply
curry reported for kinds pricesre generally rm
The sales about 900 lbs. lots ut 4bc 5Oc
including $1,000 Michiga State at DC 47,Sc 90 000
Ohio and Michigan mt &c. &c., price for fine
grades; 800 nos pirate terms also 10 900 lbs pulled a
a8c. Ale for super andxtrt lbs Texas at from S
SIC for common grades 750OO bs spring elm
California part, II not at &c c, the latter price for
choice also lbs Ce 1900 do Donskoi on pryats
terms
WHALEEOHE was dul and prices entirely nominal
We heard of no asles
WHIsXHy.- Receipts, - bbls. The was quiet but
frm vi 03{. There ere sold about bbls on private
tprma
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T HE COUR T S.
The Habeas Corpus Case Of the Jewess, Anna
6oldberg-Another Phase Of the Ramsey
Erie War-Terrible Warning to Bur-
glsrs-Convictions and Sentences
In the Court Of General Sessions
SUPREME eouRT-CHAMBsAs.

Ths House Of tho Good Shepherd Huse.s
Corpus Case.
Before Judge Barnard
N No Natter OF Anna GOldbe,y This IL the case
Of the young Jewess who was committed IN the
House OF the Good Shepherd for six months by
Judge Dowling on the ed OF last month. and the
particulars OF which have heretofore appeared in
sne HERALD The reason why Judge Dowling COM
missed nor 10 the care OF the Sisters, who preside
over tnat benevolent institution was that the girl
ssvw0o nerseH prostitute. She was brought
Solo!1 uis court ON habeas corpus yesterday
- ~. hummel, who asked her discharge
" Me ground that she being OF the Jewish
peLsuaSion, could not be held IN the custody OF
OathOllc institution The father Of the young
Sewess was present and proved the fact that she
v0egeupOn Judge Barnard discharged her.
The Ramsey.Erie War.
h0aasev The Erie R0Hao0g Compdnv.--M
Tracy made motion yesterday TO open the default
In this case and to vacate an order removing the
causo from Delaware county to THIS county
Judge Barnard said he Thought the proceedings
before Judge Bacom were regular. and that It
seemed the intention on the part OF both plaintif
ana DESCENDANTS to have the matter disposed OF as
soon ae possible. He therefore thought the action
should be changed To the county OF New York for
tne convenience Of witnesses and order that full
usslce should be done to all parties the transac-
30ns A0lon denied, with costs.
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The following shows the highest and lowest prices
THE STATE BONDS STEADY,

The Southern state bonds were quiet and steady.
The following were the closing street prices --Teu-
nesse, ex coupon, 81 50; do, new. 6Ok 8O1; vn-
gina, ex coupon, SO co. do, new. 90 COZ; do reg.
istered stock, old. so 501s; Georgia sixes so S.;
do. sevens 81 Il s11S; do. sevens, Old, 8s a 30:
North Carolina. ex coupon, 4s 90; do.
funding. 1865 36 81; do. do, 1868, 81 a SO; do.
new. 20 a 80; do. special tax, 23& "a; Missouri
SKIES, s91s 90; do. Hannibal and ST. Joseph 50
30; Louisiana skies. SO 10; do, new, 85 a 6s:
do, levee SKIES, 20 ~; do. do, eghts SO a SO;
do. Penitentiary sevens, 7, 80; do railroad
eights. so a IS; Alabama fves 70 rs; do. eights,
sS 3 100: do railroad eights, 96 a 9S; South Caro-
lima SKIES 81 a 49, do, new, July, 70 a "a; do
do, October. 7s a 80; DO regular stock, old rs so
Arkansas sevens. "A 78
THE SUB-TREASURv REPORr.
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In the gold loan market holders Of gold paid frOm
2 to per cent to have their balances carried. The
operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared. $A6, ,572 900
Gold balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1927, ,67s
Currency balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1884 1877
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MErALs-Copper more acctive and closed firm at
2Oc for BALTIMORE, and 2Oac for Lake. The
100000 lbs st l9slc 20c for Baltimore chiefly
1870, and 20sc. 2oc. for Lake. Tin-Pig dull
lower for almost all kinds, closing at DC he. gold for
Straits, x,c. DO; for Engish. and ssc. a sskc do.
pigs private terms. Plates were dull at former
prces. Spelte quiet but Drm At SIC. 6xc., gold
heard Of sales OF For Scotch pig Iron
ket very dull and heard Of sales Of moment.
Egnton quoted at xS4 25 &N so, Glengarnock S3
and Gartsherrie about x36 American dull
at former prices, VIZ. NO. ], 8c2ls $S3 No. $50 H3
Rehced bar was dull and nominal a Si5 Rails quiet
but steady at $0 $7 currency for American, and $50
$50. gold, for English
LATM-There were sold I,UOo 900 at S. ~
NAVAL Sr0RRs-The market for spirits turpenne exhb
tied fair degree of activity, the demand being almost
tirey from the trade, but prices tr1e lower, espe
caly for lots the Dock which sold low Sc
The sales 425 bbs mt 39c y91c a0c anost all at
39c. 39kc. Crude turpentine dul1 aud nominal.
Rosn--Strained moderately dealt IN and firm at
81 6, while other kinds st dull but unchanged In
value The sales 900 bbis strained and low No at
81 IS $l TO- and I60 do. No at ~ 90 $3 We quote Z
% 0 PALE % ~ Is; extra do. and window glass IS
a. Wilmington tar dull nominal at ST 30 81.
No sales OF moment were reported. :
PROVISIONS. e73 bbls. pork, do. beef, 81
packages cut and GO do lard The market for West
ern mess pork was more active, and with only moderate
offerings prices scady and Arm, closing at $50 25
There were sold 800 bbs at go a5 $50 Wthe latter
last half August $50 half OF September,
both sellers option. Prime Arm At $yi 76
Ct tho olosei 20 bbls. were sold at $sl 90
Dressed hogs wero quoted at l2c I2c with moderate
demand Live hogs dull but without change Ia vAluo.
The ARRIVALS ooy le hcsd and the prices qrept
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Kks County.

Atlantic nv as "a ne dyyckon nv, 2srlo0. ..... 1000
Atlantic st. s, 24b II W Court ST. 81. .9rsO. LOCO
Ainslir At. u =, I75 II W dsrsbam ay, 2SxlOO som
Clark st. as, OF lion Az, 3S6rl87x9Srll.... 1900
Dean 81, s. 5sit OF and av. SxlO 471
Grand st. 30 " Q OF i've st, 75x9s 9x35rSe 700
Hewes Al, II g. 200 II otedford av, 648x9O 900
Sackett st, 17b II sof Bond ct, I2jr1O0 00O
state st, IS, i7s tse smith st, 25yl00 300
state st, g. 100 y smith st. 15xl0o.. 1NnD
Warren ss, g. loo Hoyt st, 25xl0O 2jOO
I'd place. ., ~ II oil urt at, l61lyi33h. 10000
"a place and Ciinton stf corner, 66bxllb 10000
7th st, 1873 II " of htlv 2x xlO0. ........ I0o0
Marcy nv ana kutledgc W corner, 60x206 s00l
yompkins av ~ II WiiOughby nv. 2Ox04. 1000
Vermont sv 8, % Baltic st, 5Oxl00 ...... also
The New York herald., 1870-08-03

800 psc ~ Co.: :..bc sgX 800 Morris & Essex RR 80
CON z Gen R.. e9G 100 c. 81 RR...... I7ts
n,E u..Js sp.Nx MI
The New York herald., 1870-08-03
REAL sslTE TRANSFERS.
New York City.

Allen At, s. IA Il of roome st. Maxs7S .Ss2 900
Boulevard and lad st. corner bl0ckx37h. 1000
Madison s, - Sh3 II Scammc u, 23xtH 10. II 25
Norfolk ST. s. loo stanton 1t, 2bxl00 81 600
Norfolk 81, e. No 140 a555x51YI00 75O
9TH 1t. 2y7 n of 1stv, 26x9O. $4,000
10th s $, 2a1 II OF A. 25x946. 24000
S7th st. III II e or 2hv, 30 04x9glO l500
3st st, IS, 246 II W Of Cav, l63IlOO
Stat At, 90 II W OF L<ngton av, 20rs0 600
10th st. n 1856 It OF 4iav, 609xlOO.. 900
72d at, n =, 500 fl n of 2dv. 5xl02.3 .......... BO
S5th RI, N $, 275 II q Of 81, 25xl022 2WO
llltb s b3 W. OF Av ~ l0xl00 $500
l24th s buy oi xv, l9xlO0ll .16,0OO
Az VS. 1fts OF lJmt Zus43x3Ux60 l30j0
lst av :, IA oil y H. N2TbO 81 400
9TH and 42d st cder, 4Sx269. .9xSo OONO
9Th Rx. " &. 90 Il q Of 4lst 20r76. aa IN1
The New York herald., 1870-08-03

Bi000 US b-30, c. '67. &C 1899.
1000 Us s-2O, Q. 49,. -. loo
lVU0 US b's, 1U-4D. r.... l04
BOOD0 do .ex | l03fx