New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE September l.-Whea-The new crop has
been harvested and rapidly coming into market ouI me
chants paying 60 per bushe The Wheat OF WIS
consin quality, will compare with the finest raised on the
Genesee fats. IL estimated that million of BUSH
els will be exported from Wisconsin, the product of our own
Territory Milwaukee Com. Her.
CHICAGO Sept; 5-Wheat remains AT 73c The arrivals
are still uncomfortable
L.FAvErrr Ia. Aug 2O-Wheat has declined il5tle;
We quote sole There has been some activity an Sheiea
cG5n We place our 1 iShThe various departments
,rad quite The quantity of merchandise arm
Wing by the canal and passing westward continues 10 be
large The Great Western completely crammed with
passengers and their luggage yesterday that II found
mpraccable carry forward any of the merchandise Of
fered.
In the Grain and Flour market there is the usual activity
and operations large but prices fast recedng TO the
lowest standard Of last o. CTS quotation which
ruled here during the whole Of November
The decline in the price Of Wheat in this market during
the past week was cents a bushel
There is Yet some Wheat afloat in the market although
the popeers cargoQ 600 buse) has been ordered 10 be
Toured at the Rock, but buyers do disposed to ad-
meet yesterdays quotations Good sam.
pies may be obtained 75t Western Flour So IS
Corn held at 313 The lowest eight from Buffalo
TO Albany is IA cea,s per bnshel.
NEwORLEASs, Sept. 5.-Couon-There is but lte do
in this staples the stock Of odds too small for any but
limited transactions and the is held 700 high for the
views Of buyers The small stock of Tobacco leaves but
little for transactions any extent In Sugar and
Noasses there is but little doing, except small regular
way principally for city consumption aud the West Flour
has advanced little. We quote Ohio ! IS and ST.
Louis 37 IS per boil Corn continues il fair demand,
and sales readily effected arrival ~ 43c per bushe
principal sales at 42c Provisions inquired after
cepug in small parcels for plantation use. There Is much
Bacon in bad order and sold irregular prices. Good
Shoulders scarce, and higher prices asked. We
quote . a &c per 10 AID some are asking 81
SAD Acc1pENT.-We regret to learn that VIM.
II. Manning, a child Of w. III. Manning of this
city, was burnt to death on Tuesday afternoon,
by its clothes taking fire. 1t was fine child,
two years old and survived about two hours.
Parents cannot be sufficiently careful how they
leave small children in situations where they may
be liable to such dreadful accidents.
Troy Wing.
MELANCHOLY AcclpENr.-William, aged Is,
ana John, aged To- OF Samuel Hatfield and Theodore,
aged IT, of George O. Forham all OF this place were
drowned Yesterday morning. about O'clock BY the usettng
of sail boa, IN which they were, Old Fireplace Point.
accdea; happened, but such the violence of the wind
end sea- tia. Impossible reach them ard nothing
Be but part Of the aud sail above water
lEggha-bor Corrector, 18th
FIRE AT TIE U. S. CAsroNMENr.-A fire broke
out from some unknown cause al the old T. Barracks
south al the city, abcu, II o'clock Yesterday Ii had
ad great progress before the -laTm given The whole
range Of buildings, together with tbs small adjacent
consumed These Barracks have not esen occupied BY
troops for years except by sma guard for their pre-
ssgvaon Sergeant Fall who very ILL., removed from
the premises with some difficulty. Savannah Rep.
" A couple of the inmates OF the county jail
AZ Norwich took their leave few days ago very
emoalous MANNER In company with number OF other prs
they work Blasting rocks the vicinity OF the
JAIL when III the buse of reca: from dangerous proxmi;
70 hlest9 about Come en- they managed TO get
far away from the guard that they concluded keep their
course The alarm give aud pursuit made, bat 1t
100 late 10 catch them. Hartford Courant.
KILLED BY LlGHrNING-A colored man resid-
ing Milestone Somese, Country \. who visiting
his friends living in the neghborhood of Wers Conner
Amwe township, 10 this County, struck BY ghtane
on Monday afternoon during the thunder shower, and
stan,y killed He engaged uuder apPeiee il pick
ing apples company with six other persons all Of whom
were stunned, but NOT seriously injured
DsATH BY INrEMpERANcE.-We understand the
Coroner held Inquest The body OF man, who was
found dead in the mud in the vicinity Of this village few
days SINCE nth ram bottle BY his sde' eessss Dem