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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-12

The official majority for DoAK in Rutherford and
Bedford, is Is. brilliant result for this stirling
Democrat.
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GOOD LAND, GOOD WATER, GOOD
HEALTH AND coon & BARGAIN.

TAVING made permanent Arrangements 70 Texas
now offer for my we'll Farm IN Lawrence
county Tenn five miles north Of LaRrence5ug, containing
65) hundred and sixyve Three hundred Of which
is in higb Of cultivation good dwelling house,
barns, negro cabins, sables and all necessary out hudngs
This land is heavily tmbred also $50 Of tmbered land
about two miles from the Farm with considerable quantity Of
chestnut timber thereon fine range for hogs and cattle
For further particulars refer 70 J. o. and T. r Griffith
Nashville, Tenn Col Jas @ Edmonsen and Hugh Carutsrs,
Giles county Maj Hardin and Peter Htyle Marshall county
Col r. O. Payne Memphis, Hon. John " Wright Of McNaiTy
county, s. H. simmons Abb Hannah and j. j. Thomas, Maury
county, and H. ii. ,ynes, OF Nashville.
would advise you If want good place and
good bargain The place be divided and make tso good
Farms. B. NJ. MOORE,
juiy24 tw till sept. LawrencebuTg Tenn
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OWNER WANTED.
LOST OR nIISLAIn.

lATE have store hid Sugar four bbs Moasses
w ed c. W, H. Of p H. New Orleans and our care
sre which the will please forward pay charges
nd remove. Aug6 H. s. FRENCH & SON.
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TIE NEGROES AND THE REPUBLICAN Party
At the late National Convention of negroes in Bos-
ton. the following, among other resolutions, we're
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NOTE for Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars drawn by
N j. Hunter, in Of and endorsed by Hamilton dated
he 5h day OF August, 1889, payable three months
Union Bank, Nashville.
Any person delivering 1t TO shall be suitably rewarded
. aug1-lw WASHINGTON BARROW
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NASHVILLE Female AcadenY.

ORNAmEETAL DEPaRFMENr.
NTEARLY ali Boarding Pupils, and than bali Of
day pupils interested in this department PAINT
ny drawing music have endeavofsdt oar pa
the very talent IN the county IN large cities
suppose there be IND teachers better than 0rs,
DO teach school fis- We VIII year adj
tons to cur faculty CT tst OF Teachers Who auer
50 popular with lovers Of music.
Fer Piano, Harp, Guitar and Vocal Music shah hays
Al the Academy angle supply OF Teachers Dot onyfor eur
pupils, but also for ho ds ia the city Eho
mas sk % take lessons here.
pest pay Academy prc but he prices sy would
have to pay such teachers ei9eVhera.
very 70 know how many from he Esh
take lessons the tins Of Teachers uJ on
By pupils Of the Academy.
azE2-Q =. .. ALkl01x.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Am the 3D. day Of August sold A. H. Hicks and joins O.
" HousToE entire stock Of QueensEare China
together with Books Note Accounts other evidences
debts and they alone authorized collect receipt
same. J. G. DARDEH.
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All persons holding claims against the late firm
SEHoN hereby requested present them the undergn
ed at the old Office Of the m No. "A Cedar Street.
indebted to said firm requested payment without
lay JOHN l. SEH0H, Surviving Partner Of
augl2 dim ferguson & SEHOS.
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adopted: c
RssolVsd That in view of the fact that in several
States Of the Union where the Republican party is
in the ascendant the elective franchise Of colored
citizens is denied or its privileges abridged We would
earnestly call upon the party to take manly posi-
ton upon this and corelsliTe questions that they
may deserve what they would undoubtedly receive
the SURFACES of ell voters who love the cause of
freedom.
Resolved, That this Convention would recommend
colored voters press these claims upon the Repub-
liean party, that, if defeated, it may not be any
fault Of theirs. .....---
The negroes are determined that the Republicans
shall face the music this question: and give the
black absolute equality with the white. O.
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PURLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IN DAVIDSON AND EzUTHER.
FORD COUNTIES.


FEfliz h5lazRRs of Larer0as Depot the Washable and
Chattanooga Railroad. and Is Niles from 2aAGodle.
On Thursday, list day of September, 1859,
We will proceed to sell on The premises
Two Valuable Tracts Of Land,
0NT AIMING about 35 the whole One Tract con-
tains go and the other about l2 On
Tracts there Comfortable improvements On
Tract there story Cedar Log House containing
besides other OutOus all il coed Tepar consisting Barns
Stables, there also this Tract filling
Springs convenient to the House. fine Stock Water furnished
By Hurricane Creek The soil is the quality susoe
be Of the highest state Of cultivation There in
this Tract about $50 the balance finely with
cedar, sugar tree oak elm, ash, &c.
On the Tract Of l25 is Frame House, Of Rooms
all in good order, being entirely besides other necessary
0utbudiDgs such Barns Stables &c also on this
Tract two failing Springs close to the House
good quality.
Blue Grass ami Nmble Will which
grows and for Stock Farms surpassed
in Middle Tennessee Both Tracts under good fencing
We would earnestly call the attention the
Sale confident that few such market
The location makes them very deabe being good neigh-
bOrhoOd where there churches schools Touring
mills. all within alf mile and close Railroad
Terms Of Sale being LIBERAL and will be made the
Day Of Sale.
Persons wishing Sale from the City can 70
in the Morning Train which leaves quarter past ten
For particulars enquire OF
Il. R. GLASCOCK & co,
sugl2-td or, A. B. & g. A BUCHANAN.
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N E w FIR M.

TTAYING bought out j. O. DAKDEs andJ G. DARpEs Cos
Il entire interest in the
Queensware, China and Glass Business,
heretofore conducted No 70 Public square,
CHINA HALL propose TO sell the present large nd we'll
assorted stock, TO cash and prompt customsrs at Toner prices
than heretofore The firm solicit call from all and hope
to merit liberal patronage from their former customers well
as others. A. IL HICKS & co.
aUgi0-eopy tOam't S5-lw
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HAS taken the rooms over Dsnove Co new Drug Store
Union Block, Of Cherry and Church Streets WHERE
be can st all times be Professionally consulted
hI3 d7a
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DEN TRY. g.
QIfI1fD
w. II. MORGAN, ID. ID. s.,
CONTINUES THE PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES
OFFICE No. 81 NORTH CHERRY STREET.
(F6rn,eyly occupied By HImiae & Korga@
aug3-dlm
MRS. EMMA HOLCOmBE.

(Late Of the Nashville Female Academy
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens ofH ashVille and its vi
enity that she will open Select Finishing School, for
ladies the t Monday in September next, at No 10
Summer street.
The will comprise the usual branches of English edu
cation, and particular attention will be paid 10 French which,
practicable, will be made the language Of the school
and family
III p A Boarders can be accommodated.
For terms, particulars c apply Mrs H. through the P o.
on the premises
REEREScThe President Faculty. Trustees aud Patrons Of
Spring Greek Academy apides Parish, La during the years
l 80 and 49, do. do do. Of the Southern Female College,
Richmond Feale Institute Va during 1851, 81, and
Mclean, U. s. Supreme Court Hon. G w. Smythe Texas
Hon Marshall Brotheron Hon Edw. Bates, ST. Louis
W. W. Pugh. Esq; Gen. G. Martin, Assumption, La
Rev. r. B. C. Howell d. D. Rev. J. Hays, J. NJ. Hamilton,
Esq, Nashville. Julyl9-d3taWImO
The Adams Express Company.
- = g $50 -
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TINE Adams Express Company announce to their
and public Nashville they have eopcIud-
ed with the Louisville Road
Company, under which they will operations their
Express to the line OF that Rja commencing August st 1859
On the completion Of the Nashville end Of Bowling
Green about the Oh Of August 1859, messengers will
through between Na-hyllle and Louisville
For particulars TO rates, time, &c apply to
A, x. HOLT,
aug2 diff No. e Market street Nashville, Tenn
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MEM BOOKS.
Titeombs Letters,
Love-Froa the French Of Mitchslst,
Irving s Lie u Washnstou--sih Tolslss
Harp Of 1000 Strings,
Love Ne Little, Love Ne Long,
Tsnnysoss Poems vols Emo, az
Lady q the Isle.
Virgins spE,ugs-Dirsoton 70 them.
The Bsrran's,
Tie Bachelor Story.
New ana OLA Novel,
Waiter fhsrnla5,
Abbltt's History Of The French Rsvolutioa,
Lieut.. Ives Map Of the War
Ars % Exisaapors speaking,
BBarts Letters.
Autoerat u the Breakfast Table. -
Ben. syfyezter's Norris. Just received b.
IuIysO John YoRK & co.
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WEBR, MERRILL 4 CO.,.

No. SOsth Market ST., Nashville, Tenn,
TNTILL. at all tines purchase negroes suited to the New
Wv Orleans market Other deseTp sold Consignment
N B-SeFeral likely families, and Ne washer and
ironeT o hand for sale. ". H. a co.
nnel9-dtwSwiy
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HAVING qusfe Adm nistratOr with the Will annexed
OF the estate Of JOINT FERGUSON deceased all persons
holding claims against said estate hereby requested present
them the undersigned Win prescribed by law and
all those indebted to it to make payment without delay
JOHN L. SEI0N,
augi2 dim Admir- with Will annexed.
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NEGRO RnYS WAN
REPRESENTATIVES, NOTICE.

INFANT to hire for two years, to strip tobacco tV
w negro boys from ten to fourte years old crippled
can do the work. Apply at the Banner Office.
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ave are going to whip this Know Nothing 0PpO-
sitien worse than we ever whipped It's daddy-the
H. Nj - l
, 1859-08-18


Tie wcat1.er Of the mast week up to Friday
night was very favorable Tor harvest operations,
which huyc become general in the southern part
Of the country. We however, are sorry to find
that great deal Of The wheat laid, has suffered
mt1cl. ia its growth. some crops having been Of
frred Us they stand ut rs per acre; while many
cases Of equal depreciation arc quite apparent
The disease amonV the potatoes too bus yery
decidedly increased since the heavy rams Of
last week, many pieces being 40 bad thut they
have been plouehed up Several Of those
which were sound being checked in their
growth by the excessive heat, hare
completing their size Barley is more flvora-
bly spoken Of; and Oats almost everywhere
promise abundance, with quality beyond the
average. Tn the Continent the Weld Of Wheat
is more doubtful. In France It has suffered
from the heat hcary rains, aud hail; and BYE is
estimated 10 Lc onc.third short Of IN average
In taking broad view of the present promise
of the Con: mental crops we may note that the
, 1859-08-18

Ffnyisions is limited and confined TO tho local
trsde: Whisky is dull and prices have declined
&c, with sales at 25c. No change in tho market
for n,oney or exchange. 1850
NEW YoRk GaocEn1 MARkEr-Aug. 16.-Cof.
fce, sales hare been confined to sn,all lots Of
Rio ut III @11}c;, with ~ bags st. :Doniugo,
for export, or private terms. The stock vi Rio
in first and spectators hands is u 400 bugs
siolases-salcs reported at so brls New Orleans
ut 4nc, and 90 htds Cuba Muscovado ut *l.35
per loo lbs. llicc-sa!cs Of 90 casks in lots, at
s3..3 10 49, per ,leU lbs. Sugars Hare been
in fair demand, with sales Of s75 hhds Cuba,
chiefly at 5f@G4.
BALr1xoEk-August 1s, M.-FIour steady at
&5.l:t for Howard street. Wheat unsettled !;
sales l7,0eu bus, ut *l.15 to 1.35 for white, aud
&I.lO to lis iur red. Coru steady at TIC for
Yellow and 7z@14c for white. Provisions un-
changed. Whisky dull.
Crsc1SsAr1-AuE. 1G.-Reecipts, a,171 bbls
flour, Il ,5ls bus wheat, i, ,41G bus oats, 34G bus
corn, 75 bus barley. Flour dull; the sales TO-
day were light, Us reported, amounting to only
Gsu brls., at $4.50 0@A.55 for supcrfne, and $4.G5
@5.0U' for the higher gEades- Wheat Is very
dull, ranging from yOc for new low red to lilo
for prime white. Oats continue to be heavy in
receipts aud dull in sales-prices ranging from
10 to 43c per bu. Rye is dull and 2Q38c per bu.
lower. Corn continues to be the most perma-
nent Of the grains. Whiskywas in fair den'and
ut 93lc
, 1859-08-18
Financial anu Commercial,
MONETARY.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. Aug. II.
, The exchange market is decidedly dull vi for
mer quotations, viz: Q. per cent. premium.
Purchasers arc holding of a1l they can ior de-
cline, on the snpposition that active shipments
must soon commence.
There is very little demand for gold, except
for shipment. Several thousand dollars went
to Springfield last night, to redeem protested
Illinois currency under the ten-day provisions
Of the banking law. We learn also that the city
is being drained Of three, fire aud ten cent
pieces by some Of our eutcrprising country
banks. We know parties here who have still i.
good supply to dispose Of at fair rates.
Discounts continue Close Best customers
only supplied, aud as sparingly rs possible at
that.
Street quotations nominal at l@a per cent.
per month, with scarcely any transactions.
, 1859-08-18
Daily Review Of Chicago Market


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to-A'o eis@se"'et''
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In i, q coe d. ~ cs.. n, trade Az, II, Il, =, n
nm ,r,ct
t.o1.x1,ccct,,s ~ "a hi. ,4,vr1 a s:f In Marsr,
;s1e ady.rc1i. SALE. werc. =. m hi No ,t &c
!. IN IL. In II, 1,o,. r,,, 1,.x.,o,a, a. tto t., t,,
aeo bu in ,t fl " In to,r. - nD In do ,t e.. in s,n
900 hu No a. ~. II, ,or nj, In t,o ., sc In .torc
, 1859-08-18

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 17.-The overland mail ofthc
e5th uIt., las arrived. Thirty buildings wcrr
burned at Grizzly Flats Oh the 23d. Loss not
ascertancd.
Tic political excitement was increasing. The
personalities between 1sroderick and Gwlnn
were Of tie grosscst character
Adviccs from the Sandwich Islands say that
the new ten per cent. import tariff is not to be
enforced until September. 1861. Business was
moro active, No improvement in prices.
, 1859-08-18
BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsnlxcron. Aug 1.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury on appeal to Inn has decided ttut IN.
worsted and fax, are liable 10 . duty Of u per
ocutau. That Drop Black, used us Paint, is lin
ble to is per ,oentuin, aud Caraway Seeds orc
free. Parties designing to send articles Of small
bulk but Of great value, seem to be under the
impression thut for great security they can pro-
perly forward them through the mail 10 the
consignment Of the Collectors Of Customs.
This led to the issue Of IN instruction that such
consignments are not sanctioned BY iaw, a. the
officers of the customs arc expressly prohibited
from being engaged in tue business Of importa.
tim. Should cases occur nfter this warning it
will become the duty Of the department to adopt
such measures as the law ulay warrant to put
IN end tu tlc practice.
, 1859-08-18
From Washington.

1"IE-4HI l1@IE1t II III tIlF n. 7 IFattI1t..
WAenlSG7t,:. M"nras, Aug. II, 16;o.
The President has worked hard to nuke pyint%
i'll Nicaragua and Mexico. but now tl.ut it il off
c!a1lv admitted that uu'ling eau bc done with
the t;ovcrnmcnts Of sI1u-r countries except b,
ctnployins that forcc nl.ici, Congress ilas re-
fused to authorize, it is nut strad.e that 70 old
and experienced HAL as Caleb Cushing should
dccline TO take hand III i game regarded nr
already lost. Mr.. Dimi.ry. translator of thr
State Department. has volunteered. it is said,
fr tue forlorn imre, but probably has stiuatc.
that his place in the Department shall be us
surcd to him on lix return.
L is n"w said that Sr. Hunter, the prcscut
Chief Clerk. drafted the Webster letter to the
Chevalier IluIkrmuun, as we'll III ten. Cass's
first letter On iilc repatriation question.
Webster was competent to draft his own let
tcrs to any one-Epl
, 1859-08-18

TrOublex i'm the Austrian Army.
Much excitement cxists ut Vienna on account
Of the quarrcls and troubles aroused by the late
1nisto'tnnes III Italy, The commission If Gen.
urban, the slayer Of peasants aud beaten Of
Garibaldi, has been revoked for Lis refusal to
publish The arlnisticc. Gen. licncdck has bccn
dismissed the service for improper language
used in reference to tho Imperial order Of RI.
Nostiz, aud dc Leineuycn arc to be tried by
cOurt-ruurtia1
, 1859-08-18

The Bclvidcrc Standard nnnliuatcs Governor
Chase. Of Ohio, for President, aud Cassius II.
Clay. Of Kentucky. for vicc-l'residcnt in 1861.
Says the Standard:
"As it il getting nbout tilnc for Tie Rcpubli-
cans to cast about tlenl for Two tried ami nbic
1nen 10 head their ticket iu the grca. cu1upais.
Of next year, tw" names will suggest them elves
us 't0wcr Of sticuSlll' wher:vcr sigma! tal..n:
and ardent devotion to tlIc cause If human ill.,
crty IL appreciated. Thc-r are :satln"n T.. Chase
Of Ohio, and Cassius II. Clay, nf Kentucky.
With these na.l,es nj their ast .head, the youu.
b"t mighty Republican parry could 70 into I'll.
fight with determination and u presentinleu,
strong 1lut they were bound to he victorious
, 1859-08-18

BT TELEGRArMI tNgw YeRK, August Il.
Fua-ore active and steady al previous prirrs Salcs
0e1 l* - s,.Iwrane State aK+ t.Sl extra West
.n; s9a ~ s,sIwrf Wess: 4.i @aa lnft1ior; AHA
10 fairio inAl ei!;:in= sads r. b. o. elo.tnc
lul,t. liy"' Flour dull: 11'5t4 433.
WMEAT-lnll aud .!rcing. SaftsS % including nc,v
ral sa:e s*Ss. l.. nrw Ai*IioE Southern IL un-
ssunl 80 white Ne tucky l4i: cho,ce and MD white
stcl1kn 1,t1 Kyr dull t:+:. l;aIlev In: l:sn Hill
Sales Is a4 western 1lael iu st"tc: lev do
dull a5Gs Is state
lsuvir,se-T6rx Leavy and k,Wes. Sis SD. htis at
y t% afs mss '3V, n;n.cc,e1 ao l. 80 thin 1ic.s
asx9 prime. Including 40 mes+ sellers upt,up s-tt
a!t ~ siv ,lct At l3 lrf heavy. lower aud dull
Sas< ~ hts I'LL prime: es lusss: Gs rcacked Chi
AID no7lfoal. Clt meats dull 6xt1+; shoulders sa eK
an. lru steady. "a IS hr* I:sa1l for No. CITY.
to tnae vi *tcs. isucs and t, lss1 st tie; II
Gs3 eaoicc d :: leli Oilo CAecsc .nvtc ae:isr. a&9
, 1859-08-18
3)re88 TribttttG.
THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, 1859.
The q:osA0m14ce I'm Tfouble.'eaBOn1es
sizing VTr0nx With the CrOt0h Wa

-
0ne ssos41mtsce ~ 1Tou1se.:e.oc91es
xetnG wrong @aho A0e ekV&oa Ns"
As D''".oHs pe'r'. A"st1 ~ n-'. w."
~
oe, s,e, -1Ao 1s
~. ~ .cas,ar w.. ~ f." ~ 49, .a4. a:. ~
49,. :,.... P.'> ~.
-..aa,.,. .,... H.. A,:'N: D': ~ Aas .fa.
e,s.d;n.x -, ~ eas 40 s -, ..ss,,
~oa,.l,,, H. 49, o.-s ~ ',s..sss ,.aoa,a,,,,'
rr .n;,,,, s,,,.,n.,.as r,,s I.a;, oe Tno.a.,
.,rx.
Thcra :. ~ 5,,,,, flint Tin x,tor ,,s ,rdo,.
gone a pcculiur. hut rrobuLIy no material
chsnee; but whether this is 10 DC ascrlbed to
a. ~. .. .nss - " uc uiseoss.ee'
sariIy aiarmed. but nat;cnfiy wa;t The ;nxrs,;.
gatiuns Of scientific men who have the mattcr in
naea ~no Miai, no a??nbt, give solution to tue
Tbe lake was v;>,aa ~ S",rd.,. ~, ~. As.
sistaut Engineer, who discovered the water to
be considerably rolled nj the outlet, also at the
head; but tue middle Of the lagoon WIS clear,
and no bad favor was perccp1ible: Another
party will be sent to-day, with chemists, micro.
scopes aud Other equipments, to explore 1he
winters, look " the parties reported III bathing
IN them, which, IT Is said, makes the peculiar
taste spoken OF ty conusscurs. and ascertain
whether some variety Of aniu'alcu!n does not
90 inc mlschic1.
4 writer in thc Hts1Id urcfesscs IN 1,avr soly-
al 4,o .,,.,.,u., .,:..:.
''e '"t ava eo"Jee'"s
portion o1 tne wafer 10 chemical analysts, nc
, 1859-08-18


NEW ionx SUGAR TRABE.-The Annual Re-
pert Of the y. i. Chamber Of Commerce. nuw
issued, states that the quantity Of brown sugar
USED W tue rstlnercs. annually, in this city, IS
about .a2 millions Of pounds, {lla.pNo tons
producing. at an estimate Of sixty pcr cent ., er
1000 tous ofre:ined sugar.
ALnASi-Au:: 15.-(;EA1S-A lot Of 200 lu
new Gclcsee white wheat xuld ut l.5c: also
2''oD bu Acditerranean, in lots lmrt ut l10c and
part on p.t. Corn I. Corn sells in lots at
kast Albany 1GGIs1c, and 7sc was paid for d lot
Of sr ba yellow round, this side Oats sales
1000 bu Cnnada Acc weight. Receipts in tlc
street very moderate.
NoS1EEsl-Aug. l5.-r1our dull No. su-
Ncrllnc, $i.sj TO *4.Su; Fancy, 81 to $50; Ex.
tras, S5.:u. Whcat--Nouc Offering; :vc to :,Sc
would be paid for new Chicago No. i.
ToRoSro-Aug. l5.-Asis usual on Montfavs,
There was but poor attendance Of farmers On
the market Yesterday, and the business trans
acted wins Insignificant. About 4N) bushels
wheat were bought at from rs to 5s:d per busll.
the current rate being 5s;,d. The market was
buoyant, and rates appeared firm, The san,ule
was pretty good. Hay is stealy ior Tue pres.
cnt ut $l:Ml9 per ton.
Lor'sv1lLe-Aug. 19.-The receipts of wheat
continue extremely light. We quote rcd and
white ut s5t1:0c und choice white a5c
MlLwAr1EE-Aug. 15-keccipis. =. bbls -four:
ATS bu wheat; :s;SSs bu oats. The .Statintl Of
this morning says: -.
Old extra club went pretty freely at 1lc, and
some ltcw wheat, which is just now beginning
10 arrive, sold 1t range Of Is to 7oc. 1t prs.
ent there is no inspection! for new wheat. tin.
grades not yet having been established, AMI un.
I'll we have son'e rule to go by there will be ir.
Regularity mud confusion in The reports of salcs.
Some Intended for No. ! was offered on Change
to-day, hut although it was far superior TO tie
standard Of old extra M. !. nobody would bur
II, because there was Sd much oats mixed urp
will 1t. Oats were active aud advanced i to &c.
selling ut SoG5lc in store, and S3c to retail
dealers. -.
OswEGo-Aug. l5.--Reccipts, .45l brls flour.
II ,394 bu wheat. Flour stcady At ii.
Gr4in Of all descriptions quiet Canat freiehts
Flour :.ac, whcat G!c, curn &c to New York.
DETno11--AuSs. lG.-Rcceipts for IS hours,
3,4o6 bbls Hour, *.3G> bu wheat. Wheat, so1
soc~ Corn, Gs@1ec. Oats, cyM32c.
1r7sncEGa-Aus. 15.-Thc Commercial Jour.
nat says: There is good tseul of South, IN
Wheat offering in this iIlarket. with su1el Il.
prices ranging iron, $l.cc3 to Lao. As yet thcre
has' been no Pennsylrania offered WORTHY nf
mentioning"
ST., Louis, Aug. lG-P. M.--Flour is inactiye
and prices are dropping, but not quotably low
e.. Wheat Is dull md heasy. at 60c to tl.0o.
Holders are not n ling to make farther conoes.
siona- Receipts Il, 900 bushels. Corn, aud oats
m dull. Receipts Of the former IL 900 bush.
There is q fair demand for Seed, but at lower
rates, Sales st f5.2o@5.25. Ito demand for