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above the msrket by southern owners Sales Of Liver
pool fine Salt from vessel at equal to 4s sack cash
Oh MARKET, wAnRrr, H. Aug INh.-since our
prices In this hear OF lot of so bbs Sperm
at &C., cash. bbis Whale, at Sac cash. AID II 900
lbs whsiebone at sac, cash-wm' Bakers cargo
We had another disagreeable wet miserable day yes
tcrday. The rain poured torrents from morning till
night completely putting stop all out door operations
Consd rabe damage caused in the lower part of the
city, by The cellars becoming inundated by the second
deiuge. Very little business transacted in any
d. partment of trade.
FLouR.--A fair demand exists. Prices continue as
before quoted The disposition to purchase for Shipment
has not resulted in much iuprov ement the demand
We quote Genesee at So; OHIO and Michigan, 81 s7t
Georgetown, So ia3 Very little doing in Wheat. We
quote Corn at 56c for Norihern and So for Southern
both weights Rye is firm 6st 7Oc moderate sales are
made within these quotations
AsHEs-Smaii sales OF Pots at 81 3ll Pearls quote
at So 3i4 The demand for both descriptions is slightly
falling on fiom its previous limited extent
HAY-very little doing IN this article yesterday, on
account of the storm. We continue our of AS
47c for pt lime qualities.
PRovis,oSs-Tho advance in prime Pork is firmly
tanned We quote sales to lair extent at $40. Mess
remains at former rates. sales at S 81 ST. 37k Very
little doing in Beef Lard continues lair
previous quetat0ns. Butter is improvlng-we quote
choice dair'es at Is l6c Tallow is IN demand
wequote 75c. for prime.
Tue sales yesterday ruled previous prices
and were TO moderate extent The European advices
have given fimness and steadisess TO the mark ct
usual at this adv dnctment Of the We have given
in our columns, yesterday and 10 day fom
raj Southern papers, giving the state of the crop up
to the latest moment, on reading which, will be seen
the prospect is very to the
REGARDS probable prices The planters net the sui
fer.rs to extent imagined for the shorter the supply
the higher the price, 80 that one regua ing the other
the value reaches the same amount The southern
kets very firm At Charleston, the 10Th inst, ad
vance Of accent had been realized.
WHisKEY-We quoc mode rate sales Of drudge at 24c
and barrels al %
Dry GooDs -Four large sales OF foreign and domestic
dry goods took place yesterday, all OF which well
attended Prices sustained with great deal of spirit
The facilities extended to the Southern and Western
chants by the auction houses in this city have induced
large proportion OF those traders make their
purchases OF thc. This affects local obbng
very sensibly but adds to the business carried
this fall larger sales made those dealers on
aavanta terms than the obbing houses could
afford The Southern merchant is able purchase his
stock at first prices and the footing as
those he formerly purchased from
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Stnte OF ,rrnsle.

PaIv.rE SALES, Bo,ror, Aug 10Th. of cargo of 1870
hhds oil Martinique Nossses OF good quality at 25tc per
gall per cent cash. $50 200 hhds Trinidad from store
~ 23c per gallon months OF 224 bales Uplond Cot
ton 7Rc; 1898 do New Orleans and Mobile 81 Ole
per ID, months. The sales Saturday an ad-
vance OF lc on low qualities, end tc per H. grades
above good middling. The stock is now estimated at
$4,000 bales, than half Of which is held limited
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days of the steam Ships.


We shall esteem favor, if Captains Of Vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERr SiLyEy, of News Fleet, a Re-
port Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed
vessels Spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo and
any Foreign Newspapers News they have. He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents Cor
RESPONDENTS at home abroad will also by
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
received. - 800 - ''
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Domestic Importations.

SAyANNAH.Brg Augusta-i27 bales cotton Prescott
casks rice II Gowdy65 De Peysster Whmarsh- bale
RSSwe-l box Raankia, Duryea COS to order
NJ Prescott Barstow Pope do 20 cks rice nj Fman.
ue18 pkgs ii Leel box Harper Brothers69 casks rice TO
ore 80 - w
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
A nESINER ATIrM In NENllsIRY,

GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
ORA, G. CASTLE, REMOVED TO. sai BROAD.
filling decayed hollow teeth can be into the tender
mpacted into ONE hard solid body thus restoring aud
preserving herto painful and useless teeth articialy sound
and perfect IN all their respective for peventng IN
ALL CASES the necessity of EXTRACTION Ladies the most
distinguished in society offer their testimonials in the most
vivid terms It's efficacy. The Editor of the Evening Post
says - 1t IS admirably adapted for tender teeth aud
persons aud Dr. Castle the teeth with great
ability The New York Aurora -: IL makes the teeth
in all respects perfect for life The Sun DIR
obtained much ceesty for his excellent mode filing the
teeth" The eminent gentlemen of the Medical Faculty
have personally tried and recommend Dr. Castles Paste for
dpg the teeth Toothache pills, of which in the
aching tooth " III effect permanent cure
(From the Journal of Commerce.)
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.-Dr
A. C. Castle has replaced by ingenious piece of dental
mechanism the lost portions of the upper and lower bones
shot IN the case Of Lieut. s., Of the Y. $. N, who
h this terrible and casualty while in pursuit Of
the Indians in Florida. We have letters from Lieut.
that the loss of these important skuy replaced by
Dr. Castle source Of regret to the Lieutenant
Dr. inserts artificial teeth the principle adhesion by
rnosphec pressure DR. A. e. Castle refers the Spanish
French and English Ambassador MI Stoughton the Spanish
Consul Rear Admiral Walton Lord Mopetb Gen Mcj srty
Gov Mason Dr. + u Johnson President of the Medical So
cicty - ~ V; Mrs, General Gaines j. n. Beck NJ ID Dr.
J. A. smith DR.. T.. Delafeld Dr. Beadle, Dr. Boyd DR. Blu
ger Or. ]. c. Cheesman Dr. A. II. Stephens Dr. J. Tory,
Baylies Dr WA Gmyson ID Dtrring, &c. X q Office S8j
BInadwa}. au23 lmsr
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s5soC7 ,2o7 II osl 7s 1912 100 Goa 6ea "a go 23o
I Free Bank.

Free Banks.
6O2ll of this due from United States for
demption of Treasury notes.
SUMMARY THE ITEMS OF CAPITAL, CIRCULATION AND
DEPosIrEs, SPECIE CASH ITEMS, PUBLIC SECURE
TIES, AND PRIVATE SECURITIES, OF THE BANKS OF New
YORK, MORNING MONDAY AT.
l8i3.
Capital, Si30l9,57 Specie H09if79
Circula ton, Cash items, 2735,4l7
old emis'n, 2,l09
Do register Si6,821 100
ed notes, 66o8G63
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TucBdnyJ Aug. S%-O Il. M
The Market owing to the inclemency Of the weather.
has been very active Harlem rose /; Farmers Loan
4; kentucky fell 1; 0hiot.
At the New Beard a fair business done.
We nave received the quarterly report detail of the
New York Banks We annex the leading features. We
published on Monday the aggregate of the Banks One
item was s403ass5, due the Treasurer Of the United
States. This amount is due as follows:-
American Exchange Bank, 265IO2
Bank OF America, 2632935
Merchants Bank, 1885, SAT
Total due u. States Treasurer, S40s3.ss5
AS an offset this there is due the Bank Of America
for Treasury notes 6502l4 which is incladed among
the cash items of that BaRk. II appears that the pubic
securities Of the Banks sa and pryate secur
ties 62 sss5s The leading features Of the city Banks
ascompared with the country Ranks, are follows -
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERPooL-Ship Nicholas Biddle-D ii Truman and 2iG
IN the Storage.
SIERRA LEoNE-Brig w Garrison-Rev Thomas Savage
Mrs Mary Minor of the Protestant Episcopal Mission al
Cape Pama and Griswod, native youth attached to
the
NICARAGuA-Brig Diligente-Nanue Revelo.
,SAviNNAHIBris Augusta-L Sond!leim, Sondheim, J
Manuel-3 in the Storage.
SNANNAH-Brig Clnton--AIrs Sawyer, + Tebean NJ Hop
kns, MIR Johnson, Master Hopkins.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL

EXCHANGE HOTEL
THE subscriber would inform his friends and The public that
he has lately taken th Exchange Hotel No % Courandt
street. the city Of New York The whole house has been
thoroughly repaired and eused in elegant and commo-
dious and about the establish
his greatest desire has been furnish thing that the
spirit Of the requires om competitors for rabc favor Its
location the business of the city, aud convenient
nifty the points of arrival and Of the steamboat and
railroad lines particularly recommend It
the business and travelling communy while At the time
his moderate charges will he adapted to the times.
lie has fortunate the Of Mr.
Estu Phelps Of the la.e pIopreto who will be the
principal which, Of itself he feels confident will be
the best be offered that every thing will be
conducted give entire satisfaction those who shall
vB. RYERsON,
New York, July 90, 1879 az lmsrc
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BAkKY'S WIG, AND SuALPS I

A G. BARRY, Artist in Hair from London. The real
"a. heads OF hair still stand premnsnt above all Others
Their peculiar light and ventiatng charctrr-he
being shaped exactly as the natural hair gowstheir elasticity
aud their superior material and workmanship well as their
style of finish and arrangement all combine TO form such PER-
feet heads of hair that they must be fully aprre
ciated -
Anew system of the art of Wig Making taught in five les
sons See specimen OF Barys wigs and scaps which will
satisfy the fasdous that he is the best aud cheaprst ma
ker the CITY, lag Broadway of Liberty ST. up stairs
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pP ans Of H lis %e to
on 'e9sdi S'S & ssf OF oe s usual fee as @ %
e of he 3 I'd N No. 5 and
sue situation excellent Tor business tha2a WALKER
GREER BACHELOR, Gold Beaters, John near
stantly on hand. au23 1t'r
TNDEPENpENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWSHIP
E Ess TssSay East Broadway
I NsM York kfdsf l NJ a
tel corner William and Duane streets auii ims &c
MONEY TO LEND
neal S Saosy msnsS n @ Ns
sums as may be required on watches jeweI silver dry
GOODS oS wearing apparel and property eIsS o
no THE LOVERS oE SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
aed 0TS 50 Ssss% Gh asS uG SS u9R
% T Ss saf 4 chm e o and lie
Fulton street. Brsokynin packages Price so and 81
COAL CoAL;IPeach Orchard Red Ash Coal, first quail
y will be sold BY the subscriber q the following low Pr
s Iss1 Sap ss I %%P Hs {o
ed II taken no" the '0'wes' 'n F 9TTiEy GISTSN
jy2 2msr 51i Greenwich. corner of King
- Clan G.asl street, No s. tremoysd from B,oadysy so
mas neny on hand large assortment OF Spectaces ox
Also, esly kind Of Spectacle Glass, aus Inns
(tOTTON DUCk-American Pilot Cotton Duck, of
Cssupenor quality, complete for sale in lots
suit purchasers by T.. X. COLLINS co.
au23r South
EDM &. COATES ayails himself pleasure of inform.
u the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York and
mites that he continues Paint Lkeneses the shortest
ce, both Portraits and Miniatures Those who will favor him
Of the his residence 1857 Broadway between White
Walker streets.
~ b. Mr. c. also continues give private lessons gen.
temen.
Ladies in classes Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
Also, Landscapes painted To order from the smallest the
largest size Those who wish to make their proession
be perfected in all the above branches by applying above
Daguereoype Licensees correctly copied colo
hours aul6 I'm zee
THANKS ARE RETURNED TO THOSE LADIES
who gave their unanimous at the party the
southern young gentleman the best and popular
cosmetic OF the day. Let call this puff The
names and place can be given Our predictions verified and
this Resorer of Beauty will be app and used by ladies
when all mere waters and soaps" shall have been nsed off
and forgotten Our friends who haye in wholesale orders"
can be supplied IN few days Sold 37 Broadway and by
II. EVERETT,
au22 2t-m Corner Hudson and Leonard streets
A GIL ITALIANI DELLA CITTA-E risultata dalla loro
decsione d Luued % del correne neo locale
allie otto della sedonda d tu cooro
soltanto che dsideano ammessi all
al corpo di Voontar an nca militia della citta
yoiontarl dtr membr aggiungendo loro
hme allie venticinque Clio ao, ad oenuosi il
tn deo state dara toso comncameno all ORGANIZATIONS
fgurin dell unifome proposta pc yolonta dtiri In
musica possono vedersi re Cafe del Signor pamo.
a22 7tsm
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA.
PAlRA AND SARSAPARIIIA

~ z Y.
Certain safe aud cecua remedy ever dscoy cred f.,
II the Of Gonorhpa Geets, Structures Whites Pains
the Back and .oin Seminal Weakness Affections of The
Kdne Gravel Sco1buiic Eruptons &c The high e,tim,
ton aud sale this medicine has obtaued Tor the last
four certain criterion Of ITS immense utility IL b,
acquired the utmost fame every OF Europe this been
examined approved of aud sanctioned by the faculty of med
cine and recommended by the eminent the Profession
Prepared by J. D. lhone chemist London and for ale
Wholesale aud retail, By JAMES TARRANT
266 Greenwich street cor of Warren street
Also, At Park Row and 5l9 Broadway, 1863 Broadway
Broadway Lircnad street $50 Broadway corner of
Walker street. aul9 2,yiskf,
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NEW MUSIC.
THE VERY LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

TWILL, POI Broadway below st. Paul's Church. invites
"A the attention OF purchasers TO the annexed list Of
NEW AND POPULAR MISC,
being small Of large and valuable stock Of Music be has
recently been receiving from publishers Boston Phade
pha and Baltimore all of which is for sale cheap the
small shops about town Purchasers depend upon obtain
ing correct editions OF all Music purchased at ATWlLLS
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DE j. EVANS No. 100 Chatham s,-The Old Gaen's
- Head Dslcnsary, removed 70 the above number The
old Doctor still continues his consultations in ali forms of in.
fictitious disease gt his stand For the last % wears his O.
hblshnen has been rendered the most famous in the United
states TIC reputation of Old aleus Head Dispensary has
been borne from Maine New Orleans by the thousands who
have been snatched from premature death and restored 10 health
and happiness The envabe which has invariably at.
tended the scientific treatment of aggravated compc,
maadles induce, growing quacs pirate my name but they
will soon die by the weight of their own nf,rnv 80
NR.-Fmd the old DE-. AZ loo Chlhnn ~ nn,a Ii ,nnrn
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FOREIGN WINES AND LIoUORs

FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 331s Ann street, New York.
E advertiser has for sale the following choice mporta-
i tons of the very best quality. viz =
Old French Brandy il cask and bottle
Hamburger" Imported in isOO)
Madeira w Inc in pipes and bottle
Sherry, Muscat. Bordeaux, Marsees "
" Cataloni, Port, &c
Inyads aud others will find pure liquors unaduerated as
above-No. 331s Ann st. tal9 Inns IN
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Frcigllts.

Freights
The only vessel up for foreign port loads ners
account For New York. the continue at rs cents
Tor Cotton and Rice vessels loading present for
any other Northern ports.
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0R. HEINE takes the liberty inform the public that he
- still adhes to his old PLAN i.e-paten aborng under
syphitc mercursl affections aud being pronounced in
durable by other physicians in hospitals that these the
very in which he will require remuneration mot
for medcines) until he has performed perfect quite
indifferent To the seat whether in the
ulcers eruptions pains the head
throat other part All affections will treated
on an entire plan.
N:B-Dr Heine will attend usual, the various branches
OF ms profession, office l6i Canal st. au23 im~r
READ THIS AND REFLECTION scarcely read
medical ndvetsement without meeting this alarming head
beware Of Quscks" After the alarming then the
soothing liood News" &c, &c.-Now, moments thought
and You will perceive that this alarm of danger draw the
unIeectng into spread by the prince of quackey himself
aud covered by iaerng promise to the of disease
y two days We can warrant from experience that DR. Hunters
ICED Drop mably Syphilis, disease which carries
Tor Win IT, wherever appears; The existence Of which has
brought catalogue Of ills ail humanity and whose
sequences are often felt by the innocent well the guilty.
NO VISION st the only place in the city where be
obtained Boston, No Spring Lane. Price 81 vial IL
cag be obtained IN Albany of Mr. VIM Russell Druggist No
South Pearl St counterfeit is sold in Maiden Lane.
az lttr
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Passengers Sailed.
Foreign Iml,ortations

LoSDoN-Packet ship Wesminser-Nlrs Harris and two
children, Mr. McAuey Of New York; Miss Underw God Bos.
ton; Capt Fenwick, British Army.
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Two brigs, unknown.
General Record.


Loss or scHR CHERoKEE.The schr Cherokee, Usher of
ara ioT BRISTOL III sailed from Richmond 9Th with
ana on the llth, lat 10 Is Ion 49, during heavy blow
en VIII rough sea- sprung leak and in spite Of every
,o kee ner irer the above the cabin
,sw nour The leak increasing AM the officers and crew
Lsn e but continued by the vessel until " o'clock
wen sue csiLed and down. PM fell in with sch
ton o. Newoarypor Capt Bray from Phadepha for Bos
VINO indly TOOK them board where they remained until
N morning at o'clock Moniauk light NNE 10 miles when
LIZ @ LOON 20 thenr boat and arrived Bristol about o.
evening OF the 18th inst saving nothing but their
Inc " was ne vessel "a tons aud years old and with the
owned py N Coseesha and the master of Bristol
ana o. 1osseshs Fl Taunton Vessel nsuredno ns
manly conduct OF Capt Bray while on board of his ye e"
Wha1emen.
CD New Bedford 10Th inst Peri Jose Indian Ocean, 2lst
George, NcCleve, Pacific Ocean; John How land IcSrv
Arr at Warren l9lh, Henry luke, Watson NYo1k "'
letter from the Alexander, Dornin NB rrror,. ,, H.
touched at eya May 2j with $50 So, land sick man M
Mason, boatstecrcr ' '''
Imogenc, Russell Of Boston, spoken July a. cruising NJ ,h
Western lslands-by the Lexington, this port 80 ~ '
Leondas from Western Islands for Fall River spoe An,
10, lat &c n, Ion &C i3-by the same. N"e
Geo Champn, Newport spoke Japan Sept IS Parker
smith NIB, 5000. 1850
rocahont, Of Newport spoken Aug H. lat % 80 lon 70 30
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BOARDING REDUCED.

BUAK DTNU KEUUOED.
WALTON MANSION HOUSE-326 Pearl street. Frank
w LIN Square, New York;; Fowler Son beg leave TO
thanks their friends aud the public general for the
liberal support they have received for several the
above hotel and hope, by strict attention business 70 merit
Of their the prorrieto having reduced the
prices Of Boarding to 50 per day two dollars fifty
week The house situate IN the most business part
Of the city, being conysnient to the Albany Boston and fhs
depha steamboats,; likewise the London, Liverpool and
Bristol packets The above house needs IL
Of the airy and spacious premises IN the city, having
large yard with fine spring of with other equi
site to make comfortable Ia fact the above house combines
comfort line of business than any other IN the
city The proprietor being always the premises he
will attention paid 10 his guests not only by himself
by his agents Ales spirits
glass Fine London and Dublin porter, in draught and
bottle
r. S-priyate for families. No charge for storage
" BNo connection whatever with the Walton House
door 2msr
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FOX SALE Ar PUBLIC AUCTION
'I'HE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell ut
ID public Auction on l7tl August at their Print Works
Railway ~ J all the machinery, and movable prapertv of
the company consisting of printing aud engraving machines
calenders copper cylinders dye oopper dying bleaching
apparatus steam boilers steam engine % horse power with
boilers fire engines patent balances iron safe hydraulic
and common large small slide lathe with compete
set of turning and boring and backsmh tools an
OF imported steel and and old ron quantity of drugs
suitable for cado printers and dyers tubs casks and large %
terms, stoves, tables, benches, Sc.
Catalogues of which may be had application TO Mr. PbIp
Ttusser at the Print Works. of ~
FERGUSON & WALKER
iv9 lmsr 81 William str.a,
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TO PRINTERS.
EOR SALE-A Fount of Minon and Nonlareil which has
been used the New York Herald. Apply at this
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT

ESTABLISHMENT
EXCHANGE BUILDING, ROOMS % &Z.
THE Subscnbe having the Agency for the sale Of
l. VOIGTANDER'S DAGUERREOTfPE APPARA
TUS constructed according Professor Perzvas calculation,
hand large Of these Apparatus and
well of their wishing procure good APP
will find to their advantage TO procure instruments
quantity Of German and French plates and all the chemicals
used their which they every respect they
made their order Polishing substances and
aud all necessary materials sold the
able The following gentlemen have agreed
their agents, wiz
+. White Esq. IT'S Broadway, N. W
r. Hass, Esq, Washington, ID. G.
DR.. A. Csspari, Richmond Va.
p Laurens, ESD Savannah, Ga
William West Esq. Cincinnati, OHIO.
All (post paid and orders accompanied
with remttances will be promptly attended and should be
directed w X +. LANGENHEIM,
je 3m.r Exchange Building, Phila.
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A MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YORK.-tIavng compile.
n ted the repairs and alterations of the American Hotel
the adjoining house (Which have annexed III respectfully
solicit from friends and the public continuation OF their
The situation good that of any similar
adjustment In the IL fronts the Park and the Foun
is Immediately opposite. The house has been newly
reted and every thing thoroughly repaired.
cod I'm re WM r. COZZENS