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SAMARITANs GIFT.
BLOOD. BLOOD. b

BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
Sorofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Nenerisl
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered 10 the public ~ positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR NENERtAIs DlSEASEs, the ga
MARTrAN's ROOT AND HERB JUICES Is DE
most potent, certain and efeoiuSi ienley ever pre-
scubed % reaches and eFadicatcs every particle OF
the venercs poison, SC that tho cure Is thorOugh
and permanent. Take then. Of this Purifying Rem
tertY that for which You may repent IN ser years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incUrallt. he
FauisTitan's Root snd Herb Juices Will remove every
Vosuqe 81 Impurities frosn the system as well A. All
the bad efesss Of mercury.
FEEZALESI FEMALEg!I
In many affections with which numbers Of Ro-
males suffer. the ROOT AND HERB JUICES 10
most happil y edapte3sn llcersied Uterus, IN Len
a,orrhosa, IN bearing down, Falling o. the " orrh
Debility, and for all complaints incident to the sex.
Sanlaritan's Wash
Is, in setof syphilis, used In conjunction with
The ROot ard Hero Juices. luu directions.
Tie efficacy Of These remedies a alike snknogl-
ed 80 - physicians snd patients. They sre used
in the Q. 8. Hospitals, thus restoring t. hsahh
"a any Of our hrave soldcrs.
fiozs ~ Ba,iszors STA.
Nat gRE SURGEONS SAY or TIE "a.
EARlIANNS RHMRDfES.
"Posr HosPrrsI, Foal MknsuAL5,l
Baltimore, Nd, Feh. ~. l8tG. !
81 hsNe crest sst.siscton n STATING thar ] have
used 'IsI Suacliza RCatiiein iof Neae~esl Os-
ease in is most customary ioEm; that 1 have usr.;
them with judgment, discretion, snd properly, and
have found them 20 respond 20 my antcipsaons
promptly and efectuslly. knowing ther colot.o-
shon have tho fullest confidence % their effcr,v
and as FAR a. my use Of them extends recommend
thsm stronrly. AtFED C. RouFas.
assistant Surgeon 5th New YORK Yois.''
Let it be understood that these remedies are a.
recommente1, snd vii positively cure he disease
/ ior Whch lhoy are offered.
Proc o. Male Packages, Sanlariian's sin sl.O0.
l Female $50; Root and Herh Julce s. co, Wash
- cents.
sold BY 81. ]. L C. ". SMITH, Druggists,
Corner Chureh AID Vine streets,
NASHVILLE, TINS.
/ Philadelphia.
1 lanlS-eu.
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votrsa LADY q ne NoEth would ne e
"a sesce a hHy p, o5 20. ss...t -. "a.
q -. -, Fl . f-,an ol1a 1i1ln Vlie, fenn
Il Iaa1Ie ass-taAHi
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An OF the above list of Goods viii be sold for one
dollar each Certificates Of all the various articles,
stating what eseh one can have, are hrst up ID en-
veloues sealed up, and mixed; and when ordered,
sre taken out without regard 70 choice and sent BY
NAL, thus giving fRr chance. On receipt Of the
Certificate you will see what you csn have, End
then it is your option % send one dollsr and axe
the article or not.
in an transactions BY mail We shall charge for
forVardine the Certificate for paying postage, and
doing the business q cents each, which must De
enclosed when The Certificate il sent Tor. Five Ger
fCstes viii be sent Cor 81 eleven for 81; thirty for
IS ski, 1--WE for $40; and hundred Tor SIS.
AGENfS-rhose acting ss Agents will be allowed
teu cents on every Certificate ordered ~ thenn,
provided their re1ittances amount TO one dollar.
Agents viii collect q cents for every Cert hehte,
and remit l5eents 10 US, either IN cash or postage
stamps. Great caution should be used by our cor
respondents IN regard n giving tner correct sd
dress, town, county and State. Address
J. d. WINSLOW q Co,
sprls-3m 20s Broadway, New YORK.
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DUBIBA'B MlIZBNA
Vas The only preparation ir food from
lHaiaG Cora

Tfai received medal and honorshle nncanon nom
tle Royal COMMISSIONS, abe Compeil1on 81 an
Prepared Com Hour ol ih,s and o,har oouuules
notwithstanding.
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Diseases Of the Skin.
PRICE. 81 PER BOX.

-.
FFJHl8 CERATE HAS BElEN IN UsE By THE
FRENCH ARMIES FUR Tx PAST FIFTY
wears and there is no French soldier who does not
know its value.
Ii was also used extensively by the allied armies
in the Crimsan war, ana such we're the benefits
derived from It's use that Il has acquired world.
vide reputation, and no solder who knows OF its
merit vail be- for single week without boxin his
nKpsack Sc by the use Of this Csrste be always has
= sss guard against the various troubles 70 which
soldier is subject as BY using It on his clothing he
can prevent the appearance OF vermin, and the dis
sses OF the sin enumerated sbovo, and sfter they
hsve rnads their appearance, Il IL but little trouble
with the aid Of this Cerate, 70 nd himself OF these
disagrseabls troubles.
The propresors have gle 70 crest expense %
procure the original recipe OF Dr.. Neloc, With M
directions and the apparatus for manufacturing the
Cerste as Il has hssn made by the Original IhTe1-
tor snd have procured the
Sole Agency Of the United sta tes,
And hsve selected depot for the manufacture OF
the srticle in Nashville, 50 80 TO DO
Near the Army Of the Cumberland,
Aud alec depot in Washington for the sceommo-
dalton Of the
Army Of the Potomac,
80 e 70 plscs the Corats IL reach OF every soldier
in the service Of the United atatca
"A thagrticle IL decideaiy
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SANDS'ALE

WE have on hsnd large stock u sands' Chi
W cs,zo CTesm and stccE Ales, which We guar
anipe direct from Sands Chicago Brewery, Sith0'
ket.
also Bottled Ale OF the best manufacture We
have sso a large stock Of suffers supuea, and
Family Grocer 3, which We are Offering az low
figures. 8. G.. WO ID Co.
iei5-H a Union street.
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10 ADVERTISERS IN DETAIIs
THE RATES WILL BE As FOLLOWS:

Advertisements in the SPECIAL Column, hrst tine,
Cents subsequent insertions, 10 cents per Inc. In
local Column, first tine, nom 70 lines, 81 o.
esch additional line, 80 cents; subsequeat insor-
tons, IS cents per inc.
All advertisements occupying SPECIAL position,
md AL double column sdvertiseuants, vii BE-
charged S. per cent. advance On regular rSies
AARRlAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
WI Be charged 81 the regular advertising ratss
and must Invariably b pad D advance, OK no IN
6erton male
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vARNIsHEs.

8 Bbls. Copsl Varuisn, 1 B5l Japsn Yaraish.
o. ICach I Fi0Hnr -
ons barrel BLACK Leather.
For sale low, bY EWIN a PENDLETON.
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RrrTERa

brakes Plantation Biiters.
Bulls Cedron
Hosieitef's Stomach
BoorhaTe's Holisnd
H0oasnd's German
For ssle loE, BY EWlN 4 PENDLETON.
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All to be sOId for enc Dollar Zach.

100 Gold hunting Cased Watches.........s1l5 each
100 Gold .......... 20 each
20 Ladies' Gold 80 each
500 ladies' and Gents Silver Watches. is each
5000 Vest Neck, and Guard ChalnsS5 70 10 each
1000 Chatelaine Chains and Neck
70 ~ each
5000 Oval and Chased Gold Brace
70 ~ eacn
5000 old and j ct Revolving
BrOOches.--.-......-....-....--.--.4 70 q each
5000 Sold, Onyx, 4 Jet Brooches. TO each
800 Fl Ssss: 5;sry .ys.j g : each
5000 Sets Ladies JeWelry, (Gold a
and Jet ,..-.,.......-. 70 ~ each
5000 Sets Ladies' Iewelry variety
Of D 70 ~ edcn
5000 ladies' self Buckles and
cold Thimbes.................... 70 each
5000 Ladies' and Gents Gold Pen .l.-.
els , 70 eacn
500 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons, va fa
5000 B Sss Z si 55gs ysy ssgs; ss ssh
0'' Shoes .... ~. ...... * to each
1000 Gents Masonic Pins and 4l4
Rings = 70 0ach
5000 Gents Solitaire aud Cluster
70 III eAcl
200 Geld ioOlh and Ear Picks. ) 70 each
COCO Plain. Chased and Stone Set
Rings .....--.-.........-.----..-----.. 70 eaeh
OOOO Rings RinSs....................... TO each
'OOO n ets SPINS to 10 each
10000 Gold Pens, silver Mounted
Hoiders-..-.......... .............-. 70 etch
10000 Gold Pens, Silver Extension
Cases. and Pencils...........-... to each
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For Rent.

A sTORE. On Uoion street, Nth countsru. shslF-
"A frgs. aud Sfo.F Wind0ss complies. Pueses-
500 gwen July 2oth- A very centrl and desirable
knolvto Ht n DERBY,
ieRT-g 81 College 81, neaFthe squEre.
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Perfect satisfaction guar. nteedir All Gases, cords
not pleasing the tsste OF fsncy % our ensioniefs
vii BE- exchsneei free OF cost
Agents and Others VIII 30 allowed 10 cents on
each cert fcaie ordered by tlen, providing not les
thsr I've srs ordered At ume. Agents ~ enileet
- cents fr earh certificate ard remit Is cenis each
20 Us address all orders 70
s Q. RlCKARDS & o.,
sasSxzs WANTED. l0s Nassau street, New York.
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Paw. WASH and JOHN JONES,

Nashville notoFieiy. MR.. j. Il. KEEI. vii
also boon hand 10 an end 10 the wants Of the hun
CRY.
Come, friends, and try your hand.
s. 8. RIDpLEBURGER.
mayIT--sln
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Jay COOKE.

SUBSCRIPTIONS AoEsT.
No. ia South Third Street, PhiladBlphia.
SUBSCRIPTIONS VIII BE EECEIYED BY the
FIRST National Bank Of Nashville.
ar Second National Bank Of Nashville.
mays 70 sug l7th
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0. S. 7-SO LOAN.
THIRD SERIES
s23O.OOO,OOO.
z-3O Loan
q. s. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARlE6 BONDS,

These bonds are now worth handsome pre-
MUM, and are exempt, as are all Government
Bonds. from STATE, o0'Hty, and M'u'ieipal taratiOn
,shieh adds t,ous one . tree per cent pr anm to
thar value. according 70 the nate levied upon otsrh
property. The interest is payable semi-anaually
By coupons attached 70 each note. which may be
cut OF and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest AZ 5.SO per cent, amounts 70
One cent per DAY on a $50 noas.
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10 charges uatlI after Collection
vouchers Bought o. The Best
Terms
and part culaT attention gwen 10 Clsms sgainst ID.
Cagiiry comusnds of 'Geheraie ~ fIl30N, WAT
KlNs 'H4TCH, and CROYDON.


nEEaEs AZ FEsMIssIoS TO
Ma 6lcn. j =. Coz, Comd' z lsta Army Corps.
Bst Hal Gen.Iu0. r. MHler, corad Ro1t o. NASH
Brig. Gen Z. Opdycke, ffh Army Corps.
H0a- W. g. REourioE, Goreruer q lenneasse.
Hen. d. Tod 81 tioFeTacfc 81 ONO.
Hon J. A. GARFIELD, Senator from gal9-
Communications WI rsoeye pfompt s..slll N
ADDRESSED 70 P. o. Box ds3-
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FEAzALESI FEAEALEglt

Although you may be pronounced lncUraht he
fsusTitans Root and Herb Juices will rerovt. very
vestee Of Impurities frotn HE system ~ well a. ali
- 80
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STOVES AND HOLLOW-WARE.

A business that has hereto ore been neglected in
Nashville; but we determined to furnish es good
a stove in design, fnish, durability aud chespness
as can pe made ia the United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

FROM the Pittsburg Commercial, 10th
Business was not very active yesterday, the de-
mand being principally for small lots TO Ill GU,
orders that were incomplete. Among the parcels
disposed Of for the western markets. were / zoe
barrels Of crude, for Wheeling. Considering tina,
Virginia claims to be an oil State this looks like
sending Goals to New Castle. Buyers of crude are
beginning to pay more attention to gravity than
formerly, heavy ones being most fancied. The
sales yesterday did not exceed 200 barrels in
lots. The highest figure paid was eo}c. The
lowest, l93 without packages, or 25c, packages
included, free on board. The Eastern demand for
crude has fallen of. The principal sales going on
were for Western account. Refined oils move OF
slowly, the demand being limited. Buyers gener-
ally are asking larger concession than holders
are willing to submit to hence We have but ecca-
sional salcs to record. HOLDER don't seem anx-
ious to force matters. The Greene county oil re-
gions arc agsin looming up. The new well We
have previously announced is doing we'll The
receipts of oil from that district since our last
were S77 barrels, with large amount on hand
waiting shipment. Below will be found the sales
that came under our notice:
Crude On--Sales 400 bbls 100 do, $50, IS and
l16 bbls at zoe, packages returned or exchanged:
sales leo bhls ut 3o4c, Same conditions. snd zoe
bbls q lsac. This would Be equal to 25c pack
AGsa included, delivered on cars.
Refined 0ils-Wses not active. Sales were ~
strictsd, Wis: 7eo bbs In bond, ~ free Oh board.
zoo do saas figures. These parcels were for i'm
mediate delivery. Free oil held It s. to sc.
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IRON the Republican, August IL
Coffee il very Arm and sctive, with continued
scarcity Of prime and choices qualities. Prices,
however, have undergone no change since our last
Tor good qualities, and the supply continues to i'm
prove. Tomatoes are, just now, in light supply
Saiarstus has advanced Sc on all grades, and
prices now range, for all kinds, from 9;6L l2c
Soda has advanced 112c p h, owing to reduced
stocks in New York, and anticipated ght receipts
Sugars are Arm and active, with better supply
for the refined grades. Raw sugars are very firm
with strong upward tendency. The latter are in
light supply. Prices, however, are generally un-
changed.
Hides are moderately active. and the market Il
firm, without alteration in prices. Oils are auie,
and in moderate demand for carbon and lubri.
eating. Linseed and lard oils are very firm. and
in light supply.
Beef cattle were in very limited supply. owing
to the detention of all the stock-srains excepting
on then Northwestern road. There has been fair
demand for light Pittsburg cattle and prices ruled
hrin, with an advance of 25e p 100 lbs on 6rst-
class and extra grades. Entered sales 562 head Al
50 623 to - % for hrst-class to extra grades
81 so to So 50 for medium steers and oxen and
- AZ to 81 10 for lowest grades.
Hogs were in very small receipt owing 10 the
non-arrivA Of the usual trains. Prices ruled Aru
with an advance Of l5to 25e per lee fbs on fair to
extra grades, nj which the market has been mod
erately active. Entered sales 2,4l9 head aa So
SO TO II o5 for prime to extra and at 80 IS to 10
40 for higher and medium grades.
There was an unsettled feeling in the wheat
market, and prices were characterized with GOOD
deal of irrcgularity. The full advance noted yes
terday was not sustained prices declining to 81 20
FOR No. spring, and closing rather weak ct tina,
price. This is decline Of to Ale per bushel
from the extreme rates Of yesterday. The sales
Of No. spring were at the range OF Is to l 2s4
No. spring declined to Sc r bushel, and was
comparatively steady at l l2 to | 10. Rejected
spring sold at the range Of 7si to 75c in store
Winter wheat and extra spring are scarce the for
mer selling at rs to III, and the latter ut Al
to 45.
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NEW NoAK, Aug. II.
Ootton-Hsavy at ~ Tor niddIing
rour-Lao acctive bot prices Gga21y Vteh00e
decided change soDs s. for extra StasS BeD6 30
for COMMON to medium extra Western; esDs . for
common TO good chipping brands kxtra = b. o., and
8 sos IS for traAs branda, market closing quIst
Whisky-Without decided change - u 1898 1e1<
for Western, latter price an sxtremA
whsat Dull and declining for Dprtne, ~ 70 = bet
~ on Wsstsrs; lAol - 1r CAiaAss oVsisg - ~
Cab ltOl - for Ambee NIL; - ~ Wintoe -
Vssessn. - ooD1 " Anb9 Mich.
kye-6Aade 19Dss, Wsstsn at 0e.
Bsrlsy-Qsiss ana nooinai.
Oorn-Ia large sapply s1d viii nsdsssts ds0and
q SSDooc usseund eoD0le tse soanA mind West
OsAs-Ant1vs sd 4rn u ssoss}fs b Wssssa-
Nce-DuI.
Co6ee-Thn.
sugar-Qu,tss 1t liz ssr Gaia aad AuscovsAcs lz3<s
for Porto kioo, and Havana At lz<c.
Molassss-oull.
Tool-DuiL
Pstrcsum--Dvll and unchanged ~ 81 o3scferOsuAs
s2l10Ssc for Refined in Bond, and do free nominal
Hops-Rrn,, With fir demand, 1t ltxDltc.
Pork-Ope,ed excited and higher bot elossd dali ssd
declining At 81 75g33 20 for clcsing ~ 70
cash; - 5oa3l 90 for 1861 do ~ FOR prime and
n S0D2 90 for prime mes Also $50 bbIe msss,
for August aud September sellers option, 1t ~ No.
81 90
Bssf-st.aiy at bess Is for plain mess, and 10 90
GA so for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Quiet.
Cut MeA,s-sts.dy at 15Dl7e for shoulders, and 9oo
ISL for hams.
B~rou-Dull.
Lard-Ques and steady at ISs1S2sl1e.
Buttsr-Steedy 1T 2S92sc for ohio and 3oD1Se for
state
Cheese ufet at I0a16s<c for common b primo
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st. Louis Grain Elevator.

The capacity of this immense structure
which is designed to excel any other estal;sh.
ment of the kind in the United States. Is c;v.
en- by writer in the Republicans as follovx :.
The building contains one hundred and
three bins, one hundred of which are sixtv
four feet in depth and ten by twenty in width.
The capacity Of the whole number 4 eouaI n
twelve hundred thousand bushels. When the
elevator is in full operation it is expected that
one hundred Thousand bushels of orain rer
day can be handled easily. It is also intend.
ed that, In addition to elevatinp grain. a. il
done by the grain elevators in Ch;cagn aud
other places, the st. Louis grain elevator will
combine an additional feature in the wav of
sacking grain. AS soon as finished. o,.;,,
may be sent in on barges, or in bulk. With the
assurance that in an incredibly short space Of
time it viii be sacked up ready for shipping.
as the elevator not only has the capacity of
elevating grain, bnt also has the capacity "a
sack grain at the rate of ten thousand bushels
per day.
An the building will be placed twelve eleya-
tors, In addition to the two river elevator
will deposit the grain in scale, where il NAV
pc weighed, after which, By an ingenious con.
trvance, 1t can be placed wherever wanted,
Mcrkmen are now engaged in building. IN
addition to the grain elevator, an ens;ine.
house thirty two feet by forty, which viii con-
taan an engine OF cae hundred and Hity horse
power ~ '0'e0
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TIrofn a. Demoerrt q e, l9eh.1

From the Dsmoefat Of tAo I'm
Tebssso-1Asr, vss very astivs 'ual m
nazkst thia .nsni1g. Prices wsrs higAee g u
.svss H. I ! ~ : !. = - -
isss - = = 20; factory - 70 . y plaetsrs
ss = a. sis S . Us Is; sos.on .sssiss :
; s. s. r: .ss a. ! Z ;ssR e = :
llour-The market was active FOR super and
how SxtsAs, an1A Aslzk hasl9e w4e 1saet4 sup-t
plying the trade and Alliae orders = Hg.cr
p. !, s Rsss; J; s' u e ISL :: y
3 IS, inspected, double head-iined and delivered,
II the inside figure; city siss,s sxtra - la fall
whsat super 81 80, delivered; choice spring wheat
''sWak.ssMf.ft., steady and arm for III. b.st.r
grades but heavy for the low grades with sales Of
I'd :. ss 8 .s Ss II 's . s s primo
and strietly prime n - 70 - 10; fair and GOD
l&l IS to 81 90; poor and conmOn new IN =
81 rs to 81 SO; TALL and spring mixed 81 4s;
damagsd At 55c to u = bushel.
/ O9n--Ths maskst was etif and shade hixhse,
with sales of white 1t 81 to s5c choices yellow Sic;
white and yellow SOC; yellow and mixed ~.
Oats-Prime old more fally Sustained, bat nsw
continued 70 rule low Sales Of choice old at 90 to
Sc: good new and I'D It 50 to 5le; new, il new
SKIS, 45c; new 40c; poor do 50 to 34e.
| Barley and Rye-A lot Of common barley was
sold at e5c. Sales Of rye in small lots at 50 to
| 85c. -s@ ssA t&SS
| Proyisions--Not much business Was transacted
| in pork or bacon. We continue 10 qao4e mes
pork 1t $50 to $3l bacon clear sides at 10y to Zoe
plain hams Ut 10 to 20c; canvased do 81 to 27c
sugar-cured 1t rs to $50; shoulders Ut l6S to Ito
| Sales Of kettle lard at 25c.
| Whisky-Markst steady, and sales ct y 70 \
gallon.
Hides--Ffint arc quiet ut II to lilo.
| Hay-Demand fair, and sales tight pressed
timothy At 81, and suppressed 1t So der bon
Butter and Cheese-Primc butter is selling q
% to 25c; and cheese is 10 to Ito y h.
Eggs-We quote At IL to 14&c D doten, 10
counted.
1 Wool-Markct bueyant, and nalcs of tub Ashe<
| at 66 TO 66 3-l0c; dark do at 64Ac; Tub washed
bury at SIS to 6Oc haifnstive and bloode<
Merino, washed in the Aeece, 1t Soc round; Ugh
unwashed at Ale.
Gunnies-New single gunnies are steady IN,
fYm, with sale ct 33c.
Groceries-Msrket tolerably active, and sopsid
cradle business doing IN 18th sugar and eoaes
with some lArGs nseotiations psndins in xunrns
We nsts IN advance in Cuba sugar Of about IL 4
b, but % change in other kinds. We quote prim
Rio coffee Ut Sc; other grades fron 500 to Sc
Java st 81 to 3Sc. Sugar was hrM in Arst hasd
II to Ice for Lspi;isna lsc for extra choice Oh
reied; 18A to lite FOR Porto hise, 15s to le{c 70
cshs; Ia to III for Muscovado. New York syr
ups are selling st - 70 85e. We quote riee fror
Aist hands at III to l34c.
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fluantial alla Commercial.
DArLY Cars CirY OpFIcs, I
August 18th. 1865,

DAnr Cars CirY OrrIcs,
August 18th, 1865.
Considerable activity on the streets to-day A
moderate supply Of produce was on the market
Buyers were offering fair prices, but sellers held
Oh. Dealers were giving IS to so cents fdr choice
new potatoes. Butter Is to 1sc; choice win con-
mand 20 to 22c. Eggs are declining, only l24 to
lac being offered. White Beans, common to good
is worth eec to 81 90; navy 81 90 to 80. New
Oats Is to 2sc; old sse in sheaf per dossn, IS to
30c. Rye SO to So. Flax Seed 81 40 to SO.
Timothy - % to 8 Is, according to condition.
Lard 20c and scarce.
There is quite disposition to enter into the
Wool trade. Several lots have been offered with
in the past few days, and readily taken At good
figures. We quote unwashsd at Is to S4c; fleece
washed 40 TO SOC; tub-washed As to 81. One LOT
sold for 6l4c.
In Groceries there are no changes fsoR yester.
days figures.