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MARK flanagan HL0Ws Up.

Considerable excitement was aroused in the
Fourth ward Yesterday by the report that the dls
ery Of Mark flanagan, at No. 81 James street, had
been elevated into the air. large crowd collected
in the neghborhOod to ascertain tbe particulars,
when 1t was found TO be too true that an explosion
had taken place
ing q man in the cellar Of the distillery lighted
match near q barrel OF liquid safety gas which at
once took lire from the tunes escaping and an eX.
plosion followed that caused loud report. The fire
communicated TO the liquor casks IN the cellar. The
owner, William McGrath, OF No. 81 Madison street
and a-yagrant named Patrick Dempsey were badly
burned, the former OH the hands and face and the
latter by scalds In the face. The damage to the
building Is aobut $4,000, and loss on stock 81 600
both losses being fully covered by insurance.
The side walls OF the building were badly huged,
and were left in dangerous condition by The clects
Of the explosion that occurred in the front base
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0R...s n
& ssss1s Sss ss .E Ts'
essis rec iS' ss
csseay q. 4oc tO9c Crude arpenlins dun nominal
marta sasa 'si ss s Sss sls
sSSo u No. o. Fl ~ 50 pale ss
an r s soa a%afse s
s aSss aSsa s,as ssas til.
ssy s 1st 1ss "a s $;
& and Straits &c. ss. .'sa
seal so G ss crude % whale zoe bleachsd winter do 7s
the crude m.
As high as l:c raId smai lot and the close
s Es:'' Ssas .is 81 .sss
S:5 s' pss s ags'' % g
nsa s S oIenss sa strong a ssc for and
Sss sIs'D for ;gss sAs
-, ssgs a. "is:
the the market n Srsosd strong s sic, with small oer.
Tis sass SsS.'ea 20 'aa III
ss:s ssssstss s sT aF"s 6 M sss
0s Es s, .Sa g S s IN.
@no prices Tor whoesale lots were nominal at S29 70
pso ov' AnMe nehs was IN better demand, and
LOSE" It Vozi et wnioh price lot OF bJ0 bbs
was soiu. M ABOUT dcO Dds IN small lots were
sou 9v ,ns WesIcrn mess S23 o0 $zy 70
CO.. y ,irs o ana go ior prime NO sales were reported
tor .urs aenyery Dressed hogs were moderately active
and steady a. i2c ac, with moderat arrivals Live hogs
were doe1 a. a'c uc Tor common TO prime grade with
rVas o ',xuc mead cneuy Tor siaughtereIs Beer was
kow OF seo ne demand pelng light aud we heard of no I'M
p9r,at "nes' IeW snal lots were sold within the range
~ gS S.o lo pni mess ana $40 eu a $lS Tor extra do
Ierce peer was dn pu wnou, eangeln value Prime meas
was quo,eu at s rag no sales Beer hams were dull
anu noIat NJ former hbure Bacon was svery quiet, but
uncnahse' III price Long .uar was quoted az l5Zc lbc.
x me were SLOW OF SAFE the demand ior all kinds being
sn o psces were Tsher heavy western ana city picked
hhms wee luoea a. isc 2 .ht terced and bagged do
tic -Ssc; Lara was aii ana heayy ana prices were
ne easier the market closing with sales Of prime steam at
,,S4c, On lne spot end buyers at l5c The sales were
i.o packeIss, at loc Tor common Western and 16c.
ioac Tor ci.y; also 200 erces for September (od
naets NJ locc inc market FOR butter was very hr ow-
ing 70 hc sl receipts; the demand was not very active
being almost entirely confined TO the immediate wants OF
buyers Cheese was only moderately active there being
but little demand for the home trade, and only
= moderate inquiry for export and prices
heavy. except for the fine grades which were held
for full figures. The receipts were fair. quote:--
New Butter state lrkirrnir to extra 80c 35c State
hail-hrkin tubs, eyt a 35c State Wesh tuba
common to hne DC sSe fesh pails SOc i0c Western
reserve, iain ful yellow 2cc Sc Wcstern tubs com
good Zoe. 27c.; Western frKps yyc 2c com
mon Western State c lsc lie Cheese-state factories
&C. Ilc state farm dares common 10 GOOD &c. Isssc
Western, common to good &C. a BE. -
RIcE-Carolina was dun nj S ,c 9Lc Rap,oon VIVA
steady Iovy grades vbn,
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me course Of the marked IS shown in the laple:
STOCKS STRONG AND ADvANcEr

STOCKS STRONG AND ADVANCED.
The stock market did not claim attention until the
day was well advanced, Transactions In the FORE
noon were undecided IN character. aud at one time
exhibited yielding from the opening prices. II
was observed, however, that certain brokers were
purchasing very heavily OF New York Central Lake
Shore and Erie and the street. taking the hint al the
last board, began to buy also, the effect being
cided scare to the shorts, :" who in covering their
contracts by purchases for scash" rendered
the market very buoyant and lairly active.
II transpired that the orders to buy originated in
great part from Saratoga, where the leading specu
ators who cluster around the Commodore were
given the point that the rival trunk lines were
to bury the hatchet IN expectation OF heavy trans
poraii0n business this fall In connection with the
extensive crops OF the West, and that harmonious
schedule OF advanced freight rates would be agreed
upon The effect the stock market was an i'm
provement OF one to one ana half per cent In the
prices OF the leading shares. The following
were the closing prices at the last session OF
the Stock Exchange:-C Canton Company, 61s O.;
Consolidation Coal, 26 80; Cumberland Iron, 40;
Western Union, s4's a4X; Quicksilver, a. bid;
Mariposa, bid; DO. preferred, 9A 10; Adams Ex-
press, $50 esss; Wells-Eargo Express, 1879 Ia;
do. scrip, 214 27s; American Express, 42k 4316;
United States Express, 43}s bid; Pacific Mall, 3S4
3SzS; New York Central consolidated, 93zs q 9416;
do. scrip, s916 sas4; Erie, 215s bid; Harlem 1872
133K; Reading, 96's 961s; Michigan Central lis
bid; Lake Shore, Ola 915S; Illinois Central,
1872 1873; Cleveland and Pittsburg 1O8 a 1878;
Chicago and Northwestern 81 u Sd: do. preferred.
S51s a S5%; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indianapolis, 81 New Jersey Central. 1o1 Is bId Rock
Island 1l31s 113sl; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 60 a
so1s; do. preferred. 7es. q 1879; Toledo, Wabash
and Western, 4994 so; do. preferred, 751s; Fort
Wayne. 93 94s; Chicago aud Alton, 1l7a bid; Ohio
and mississippi, S3ss 3314; st. Louis and iron
Mountain, AZ AK; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western 1855 1903; Morris and Essex, ssaf so1l;
Boston, Hartford and Erie, 80 bid; Hannibal ana
st. Joseph, 1O6 a 1os; do. preferred. 1096 a 112;
Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, I7ss 17s4.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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GOTTOy MARKE 10.

NEW ORLEANS August 8, 1870.
Cotton stagnant anS entirely nominal Low middlng sold
100 Sales 400 bales net receipts. 81 balc1 coastwise
baestoa II bales etocx 40 46 bales. Freghts
pool per SAIL ssd. per steam Sd to New York steam,
I'd to Havre, per san, lac Exchange-London, so days.
nothing doing
CHARLESTON August q, 1870.
Cotton dull Mddngy lee. Saes n bales receipts,
96 baes Stock 2a57 bales rreshisTo Liverpool per sail.
76d. per stean I'D to New YORK, sail, sd
I'D. Exchange London 60 days. nominal.
SAVANNAH, August 9, 1870.
Cotton Nothing doing. Low middlings l6,fc 6lfc.
Sales 10 bales net receipts as bales stock 3S2s bales
FrcightsTo Liverpool, saii, 76i per steam, $780,
to New York. per seam, nd 30 Havre, per SAIL sc. Ex
chan ge-London SO days. no sales.
MOBILE, August 8, 1870.
Cotton quiet Mddings, TAc Sales, 100 bales net re-
ceips 80 bales. ExpofsCoastwise bales Stuck 1888
bales rreghls-To Liverpool, per sail, ssd to New York
per SAIL c., per steam ac.; to Havre 116c. Exchange
London, 90 days, l30
GALVESTON, August g. 1870.
Cot.on-Hoders holding their stock, anticipating
Good ordinary, 14c l4c. Net receipts 3s
Stock s2s bales Freighte Liverpool. sail, s5d
stenm l6d to New York, sail, 5sc per steam, 20
h to Havre, per SAIL l<c ExchangeLondon, 60 days, 1O
Earla
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

CARNvICK-TREDwELL.--Tn Brooklyn on Monday
August 8, by Rev. job q. Bass, Mr. DAVID II. CARN-
WICK, or New York, and Miss HARRIET LOUISA tired
WELL, daughter OF the late Charles IL. Tredwell.
Troy ana Hampstead papers please copy.
GOETZE-W iRTn.-On Thursday, August A. In ST.
Nicholas church, by the Right Rev. Father Turner
THEODORE GOErzE, Jr., OF New YORK, to Miss LIZZIE
WIRTH, Of Boston, Mass.
Boston papers please copy.
LANGDoN-lEINNiER.-On Sunday, August l. by
Rev G. II. Iownsend, Mr.: Jo4S B. LANdDoN OF
Jas KiDnicr OF New York city. No cards.
LOvE-D0WLING. Newark, n, j., Oh Monday,
August s, by Rev. John DOwllng, ID. D., Rev. J0HS
Love, Jr., OF New York, TO Miss LILA 4. DowLING,
daughter OF the officiating clergyman. No cards
SUEDMAN--MUGNELLE.---On Saturday. August o,
in Trinity church, Hoboken, n. j. by Rev. Reuben
Howe, Or. JULIEN s. SHERMAN. or Chicago, H., to
FLORENCE MAY MUGNELLE OF Hoboken.
WILsoy-COLEs.-- In this city. on Monday, August
s. by Rev. Isaac Westcott, Mr.. WILLIAM WiLsoE, Of
Lancaster, England, TO Miss RUTH r. COLES, OF this
city.
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STREET QU0TAri1is
COMMERCIAL REPOHT.

fUEsDAY, August 80 Z. NJ.
BEFswAx.-Thc demand liyht and the sales were ,
important. Western Southern yellow were quoted a
Sc. a SIC.
CANDLEsThe market very dull, there being no de-
mand except for small lots 70 supply immediate wants.
prices favored buyers though not uotaby lower Adana
tine "a oz) quoted at l6c sperm, 3oc. S3c.,
patent, 43c. Il 45c
Cocoa was dull and VIC heard Of no important sales
Prices heavy at 91Sc l06c gold, for Uuayaqui Ia
bond s5c 2sc do for aracaibo, do and l6c 1884, DO,
for Caracas, do.
CEMENT. -Rosendalc was auie, but steady al 81 30
CoRDAGE-The demand was light, but prices quite
steady. We qucteManla Ike. 221c. sisa rope, 20c
and Russia bolt rope lsc. l9c.
CoopERAGE STocH.The market FOR all kinds quiet,
prices steady 81 80 SIS sugar shocks S5 inch
lases do 50 do SIS 7 Sd Tor pipe do $50 for box do
S475 %5 for rum do $40 $50 for hoops IA feet; eso for
CorFFrThere was no change to note in the market for
for the low and medium descriptions We heard of sscs
of consequence Other kinds dull but unchanged In
value. We quote:,.Ko, ordinary cargoes, li@lc. a
&c.; JAVA lec. 2lec Singapore, lsc. l9c; Ceyon
l?sc Ice. Maracaibo. l5sc. l34c; Laguayra, l6c
ieAc Janaca, l6e nc. Ceara l6e l7c; Costa Rca.
savaniln l59ca sc all gold duty paid Mesars Wlliari
scott Sons made the stock OF Rio to-day folows So q
bags ia New York 29i3 do in Baltimore 4vO do In Cal
CoTroN.The narke. was sll dull, the demand being al
most entirely from Gpinners, and prices heavy
about &C. lower for the low grades, which were freely
livery the sales follows:e9 tales bass low mid
cling August at 17c. 7ac 211 do for September
16c 900 DO October at l6c 80 do for November
I6c. and leo DO. for December l6c. Wa append tho
OgiurQ
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DARING aeB8 :SY IN NEWARK.

Yesterday afternoon between one and two O'Clock,
while Ar. q. j. Habberna, ieweller, doing buslnes'
ut No. i47 Market street. Newark, N j., enjoys
ing u snooze IN his store, which lie left IN charge
OF hiS little son, some bold thief watched
his opportunity, and while the boy ran out the
sidewalk TO play he slipped In and relieved the show
window of case OF rings thirty-slX IN num-
Der, ami valued at fr2m fiNe 10 eighteen dollars
each, IN all worth about three hundred dollars. In his
haste TO get away the r0pber dropped two OF the
tiinkets outside the counter. In searching for the
the rascal must have almost touched the pro-
prietor. The detectives were nOLded an hour after
the robbery but rp to last evening no dings OF the
robbers had been received.
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he following shows the highest and lowest prices
GOVERNMENTS STRONG AND prL

Go'EhNMENIS STRONt AND DULL.
The government market was, very naturally
strong under the decline IN god but the dealings
were light, the investment demand being seemingly
in allegiance until the recuperaton of prices abroad
has assumed more positive frmness. The latest
street quotations were as foows:-united States
currency skies, 1ll1a ll1h; dO 1881, registered,
1l41l ll4}.; do. do, coupon, 11414 1l41S; do.
fye-twenhea, registered May and November. Ill
11i1{; dc. do, 1862, coupon, do, 1l2 112tS; do.
do., 1864, do. do, Ill 11114: do. do, 1885, do.
do, INK NIX; do dO., 1865. January aud July
1O9H 10o7s; do. do 1857, do. do 1OoyS 10; do. do
1868 do. do., los7s 11O2s; do. ten-forties regis
tered, 1olt4; do. Co., coupon, 1o7A 1917.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEADY.
The foreign exchange market was steady for what
dealings occurred Tuese were confined to sight
sterling, which was strong at 11Ok l1Os..
MONEY EASY.
There was no change in the rates on call, which
ranged from three to five per cent or in those Tor
discount which were and half TO eight per cent
tor prime paper.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES QUIET
The Southern list was utterly quiet, nut prices
were steady and a shade frner. The following
were the closing street prices for the leading South.
ern State bonds:-Tennessee, ex coupon, SO a 63
do, new, Go% COZ; Virginia, ex coupon, 6oH go;
do new 5sjs co; do, registered stock, Old, 49i1
"
seyens old so so; North Carolina cx coupon, 40 a
so: do funding 1866, SO 81; do. do, 1863 80 35;
do new, 20 a 30; do special tax, "a 24Iz;
Missouri sixes, 9o6 9OA do, Hannibal and ST.
Joseph, s916 30; Louisiana skies, 6S a 70; do,
new, GO 6s; do. levee skies, SO a "; do do.
eiyhts s5 ST. do. Pententary sevens, rs a so; do.
railroad eights, SO a S5; Alabama fves 10 rs: do.
eighls, 90 a 100; do railroad eights, 81 So;
South Carolina skies, 50 a So: do, new, January and
July, 10 a 72 do. do, April and October, 20 rs;
do registered stock DID, rs IS; Arkansas seyens,
10 10.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The imports Of specie at this port during the past
week have been as ioows:--
August 3-Sseamer Tybee, Porto Plata
Silver Observation-Disclosures. 81 1G6
Gold ......................... 6l5
August 4-Steamer Columbia Havana
Silver Observation-Disclosures. 476
Gold NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LIZA
August 5--Sieamer Etna, Liverpool
Gold Observation-Disclosures. 1850
August 5--Steamer Rising star, Aspin-
wall-Golu .......... ......'...''........ 1ooo
| Total for tho week Observation-Disclosures. S3047l
Previously reporied. ......... ........ 1880 Zl7
Total since January l. 1sI0.....~.... 81, ,380 69s
Same Time iS6A ...'..'.....'.. V'toi'tto
Same time 1866. 4,2G4 OH
same time 1887 lr2b9,30t
THE ExPuRrs o. THE WEEK.
| The aggregate exports, exclusive OF specie, from
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ALLEN.--At 2i4 East Thifty-Grs street. on Sunday,
August 7, CHARLES ALLEN, aged So years
The relatives end friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from the Church OF The Trans
1guration, In Twenty ninth street. between Madison
and Fifth avenues, this wednesday, afternoon, ut
BERRy.--On Monday, August 9, EDWARD ALEyAH-
DER, infant son OF Edward ana Mary l.. Berry, aged
months and days.
He withered like the bright wild flower
Meath the burning noonttdes ray,
To bloom again IN heaven above,
Amid eternal day.
The funeral takes place this "wednesday after
noon, III two O'Clock, from his PARENTS residence sl4
Park avenue, near Throop avenue Brooklyn. Rela.
BRADLEY,-At Jersey City on Tuesday, August o.
CHARLES NE HAKT, infant son Of Henry p. and
EIiza u. Bradley aged months and 22 days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, from The church az the Moravan
HIS Cemetery Staren Island, on Thursday afternoon
al iOur O'Clock.
ByaSE.-On Tuesday, August .. CArHARlSE, wife
Of Henry Byrne
specially invited To attend tie funeral, from her
late residence 2s9 Elizabeth street on Thursday after
noon, ct one O'Clock.
COOPEH.--At Nayatt, X. l., on Monday, July 25.
ANNE 8, only daughter of the late Thomas Golden
Cooper, OF this city, aged 10 years.
CRosgY.On Tuesday, August o. DENNIS CROSBY,
native oi the parish ;. T. d., county Westmeath,
Ireland.
Tne relatives and friends of the family are re-
apectiuliy invited to attend the funeral from hts
late residence. between l13th and i14th streets,
second avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, al o'c,ock.
4 NJ.
DEAN, wi'c OF Joseph =. Dean, In the 5fth year OF
her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from her tate residence 129th
street and seventh avenue, Thursday morning III
eleven o'clock.
DoyLR.--On Monday morning. August g. Mrs
MARY DOYLE, aged IS years.
The relatives and friends OF the family, aud those
OF her sons, Patrick, Edward and Richard are in
ved to attend the funeral, from her late residence
335 Hicks ST.. Brooklyn. this "wednesday morning
at ten o'clock thence 10 81. Peter'a church, corner
OF Hicks aud Warren streets where there win ID,
solemn requiem mass for the repose Of her soul
thence TO The Cemetery of the Holy Gross fla,bush
FogDAAN.--On Monday. August g. HORACE II.
infant son OF Caleb $. aud Eliza J. Fordhanl.
Funeral this "wednesday morning, at clever
o'clock from No. 30 East t29th street.
GAyAcAN.--On Monday, August 8, MILES y. CAV,
CAN, son OF simon and Bridget Gavacan, aged
years and month.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral rom the resifcnc
Of hls parents, No. $40 East Twenyrst street, Till
"wednesday afternoon. ut two O'Clock.
GRoss.-Dn Sunday, August Z. FRANCIS GROSS, /
the 90th year OF his age.
Tae relatives and friends of the family are rt
| spectfully invied to attend The funeral, withou
! further notice. nom his late residence No 100 has
, seventeenth street. this Wednesday, morning q
/ ten O'Clock.
GorJsN. .-on Monday. August $. after iTig an
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ao 81 8 p . Tor 10 chssso 81 s5 Tor or sss
siso for ana lqis amber winter q 20 81 8 FOR wgls
and Both barley and barley ai consnus re
dull and nominal Corn dun and heavy the sales being
@ %s SS yssy dl e. i
rshienTs The market was quiet, the offerings being
trough ful generally asnsndsd re charter
s ri @
f. per 70 sso so "a ss sS.Ass ouS wheat e. s. s.
sS rue charer bark Cork scg orders With Si
@ Tnes % kare t 7 & @ Sr s to paosn% Ss I0 s. s sa s
bark to the Baltic VIII. 100 do a. or about S. s bark
from wilmington to the United Kingdom with spirits tpen
s e%m 5s a as % snrS w a % sS a s @
% ana % w Rev Rev yop a9 do 3 cs brig & Il & qaS o. With @
extra heavy pipe slaves at ssi bark to Malaga with
WAS 9qs but p,Gss
u fair demand and only moderate supply the market
Thsle @ s9s
S aS ms s oa NO. a. &C. for d na o
IN other knd; the business uuimpOrians and price.
STNIas d and @ GO sa saq , snS 5
nsssea ss and prices Of Tos kind, reyss
l2sc 12ySc. gold ute, &C. &c. do sesai iMc ia.c
do TampcO, 1t4r; 90 III Dunu
Hors-Thers was bu, LITTLE activity 10 the market, there
being demand except tor small lots to supply present
wanta but holders firm IN their viewg delnandins fun
prces especially for The better grades common TO choice
grades quoted at 1Dc. u 20c
eIiAYThe demand fairly active and prices rTu
95c for shipping VI 81 % for retail lots, 81 Is
long rye straw, and 9Gc. for short do.
TRoN.-Thc market for Scotch pig duh, there being
lite demand and prices were not strong, though
lower. We heard OF important sales. Eghnton was
quoted ga 80, Gensarnock at S5 %5 ~ and Garsher
/ re at about fS6 American held with 6rmness a.
former figures, though the business smaller. We
ouote:No. !, S32 SS3, and No. 2, 500 $3l,
There sold 1000 tons FORGE to be delivered
the works. at Y2 or Old doubie-heoded rails 200
sold private terms Refined bar dun and
nominal at S75 while rails quiet but steady
S5s $3.50, god, for English and $40 S7 currency for
American.
LEATHER fair degree OF activity IN the
ket for hemock solc there being good demand from both
dealers and manufacturers, prices strong
larry for heavy leather Choice middle st very
and held by parties for higher figures. Rough
steady in value with moderate demand while union crop
quiet, but steady at lormer quotations We quote
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DYEwooDs.-An kinds we're dur the demand being light,
nominal at the following quotations: ST. Domingo ogvood,
S7 S1 81, god. Jamaica DO, Sl6 u i7 81, do.
TIC, ST 9l9 do. West coast Lima wood s60 currency
and capwood, %ilU, gold.
FLOUR GRAIN.-Recepts, ~ III bbls -four 100 bbs
100 bags NEAL lis a bushels wheat % 92 DO
g. 1853 do oats and S3 do peas The -four market
declining, and effect sales any holders
have been obliged to grant concessions. The sales
about 0c0 bb!s including Western for shipment
vi 60 Southern -four steaGy with moderate demand
sales $50 bbs Rye -four qnic and heavy the sales
being I1J bbs Corn meal dun and prices entirely
ni,aIc yVo uuOte.
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RAID BY THE HoDOKtR POLICE.

The residence of Ernst ana Henry Wagner alias
Bruncke, at Union Hill, was visited yesterday Wy
officers Of the Hoboken police force, who found
therein ladies' apparel and collection Of dry goods
amounting IN value 10 $1,000. The goods VIII re-
guins uE
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q .uy,,sE,. - " 49, -. -L;ott - ---ueauD. -
Frosted lugs.................. SIC. "a CSC. u
Partly frosted lu,s. 70 7ac.
Sound lngs ....-..-...'... I!%c. Sc. &c. aIUc.
Common leaf. .............. sAc. &C. 10hc. 10sic
Medium eat.. VIC. 9Mc. lie aIlAc
Good ....'....lVc. LAG We. aIZpc
Fine leaf........ .........uhc. 12c l2sic. l3c.
Selscuons.. .is;ac lo'9c iottc lc
Connecticu: and Massachusetts,
Connecticut and Massachusetts
binders and seconds. .lSc a2Sc. 1bc. a25c.
Connecticnt and Massachusetts
wrappery lots............. BIC. a iOc. Soc. a4oc.
Connec.icat and Maass schusetts
nne wrappers. .......... ....45c. a55c. 42c 5oc
New York state hllers.. l0c. a lac. SC. lJc
New York State average lots. l6c. csc. 1sc.
New York state wrappers 20 aSjc l6c aS5c
Pcpnsylvania and Ohio hiierslUc a l2c. o19c S1c.
Pennsylvania and Ohio ave-
Pennsyvania and Ohio wrap
pers. ................... .soc u soc. ioc aouc.
Havana Common, l2Nc. 'Jc., currency; good Zoe. u
s7!sc., do ;sfne. SOC. a 81 021dc, do. m ~,
iaral cut o3c. o79c., currency Ii cut vi Bl u2c,
do; average lot, 90c. 93iGc. do.
Manufactured
Black work, and medium, in bond sc. a2lc.
Black work good ana hne abc
Bright work. common and medium .27c. a32c.
Bright YORK good nd ane; DOC BOG
heavy prices tribe lower. The sales 25o
bbis. a. 9sisc. a 9ac. almost all at &c.
WuALEEoNE-Arc was quoted AZ 7oc., gold, without
sales South soa duh and nominal a. &C., gold. No
GALES reported
WooI-rhere Is change OF consequence in the
marSet Tor leecc which Is quiet usual, during the
part the week. Holders very firm in their views how
ever, demanding fp prices ior MI grades. Pulled wool Is
buyers Texas only moderately active but unchanged In
value while California continues TO sell moderately at full
s dull demand for all kinds being extremely light and
prices are generally nomna The sales were about 2 COO
NJ dee 45 5000 Ohio Xxx at 5sc 1000 do a.
l9c washed on private terms also 2C00 bs pulled at
s7c 42c and extra 10000 Texas at 2c Bic and
7uGO0 bs spring clip California part nj 5c &c Weheard
sales of foreign.
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the port Of New York for the week ending August .,
1870, were ssT5s,742.
raE suB-TREAsURY REPORT.
The following shows he results 81 to-day's bust
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-09-22
THE TRUE FAITH.

deem his faith the best
no daily puts il into loving deeds
Done for the poor, the sOrroWing the oppressed
For these are more than creeds
And though overbnded reason oft may err,
FiIe heart that loves is faiths Interpreter
The schoolman's subtle skill
Wearies itself with vain PHILOSOPHERS
That leave The world to grope IN darkness still,
HAPPY, from lies to lies;
But whose doeth good with heart and might
Dwells in and is made joyful by the light
One hand outreached to man
In helpfulness, the other cngs to God,
And thus upheld he walks, through times brief
span,
In ways that Jesus trod;
Taught by His Spirit and sustained and led,
That lie, like His, by love is perfected
Such faith such love are thine!
aree'is may be false-at best, misunderstood;
But whose reads the photography divine
OF Goodness doing good
Need never err therein; come life come death,
II copies His-the Christ of Nazareth