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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

PHILANTHROPY N LoNDoS.-The subscription
toward the Asylum for atordins temporary food and
shelter destitute females their discharge from Jail
the form given 20 Testimonial IN honor OF the phS'-
hropic efforts OF the late Mrs Fry-hss nearly u
Gerstand reached the amour, OF 1900. The Common
Council OF London have voted 200 slireas TO the fund
and the King and Queen OF Denmark added 70 The
he reports which relate 10 the proceedings and pros
poets OF the various metropolitan establishments, that,
the Association tor Promoting Cleanliness among the
Poor have exhausted their funds l, valuable .es
uro OF this socieys dongs that in addition their
baths Srd wsshhouse At Glasshoussysrd near the Lon
don Docks they are az the expense 0: cleansing srd
whtcwsshn: the dwellings OF the poor IN that ucghbor
hood Many thousand rooms, sN!rcacs psssa Ees and
entrances have il Is said been ceansed aud white
by them since the spring and the applications fo- This
publication are steadily increasing For purposes
in SESSION OF heat and epidemic ike the present the
wealthy public have drec, personal interest beyond
the qualification their berevoence in not suffering The
Association 10 want ample means.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

CAxApA-Up to lst inst. 1898 barrels Of Ashes
have been shipped this at Montreal being 5000
barrels less than last year date Las,y year there
were $50 barrels on hsud-now there are 4,6e5-W.
Finch died Niagara 25,h ult aged io2. He born
at hlSenny Ireland April L. l7li-Ths Montreal Pilot
says that all parties in Canada for throwing the -
Lawrence open to the navigation OF al nations. That's
rSht WHAT'S The Use o: road but 10 travel on There
are not qiiic 1900 Yankees in all Lower Csnada-Jo
ssh Eaton has performed Capt Barclays feat OF travel
Ing LOW miles III 900 successive hours-Immigrsr,s
arrived az Quebec this season. TO August 18th 20
Lake ST Peter, between Mon;-ca! and Quebec ia 70 be
deepened Cspt Bayfield, has been rom Lon don 10
asceria!p The bSs. cs.nnr!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

CF-A New Mar OF THE WORLD Illustrated and
highly enabelished, elegant and more lucid than
Any other with which acquainted nearly ready
ana VIII be published in The Of few weeks by
D G. Johnson 40 Nasssu.st On this Msp sl the re,
cen, Political changes throughout the World con,
formed &C. while the ls,es, Discoveries Of the British
the North Coast of America and by the American and
French Exploring Expeditions toward the South Pole
carefully indicated Recent changes in China and
India with the steady march of Settlement and Civss
non in Australasia set forth The Lettering and
Colorins of this Map of superior order, while
among its embellishments spirited views Of London
Psris Constsn,inope Pekin the Landing Of Columbus
in tho New World SC. &c The Steel Plate which
this Map is engraved cost $500 before scratch
made on it, anu the entire of the Work win hardly
fall short OF 5000
70 THE TRUE CauRcH Or Principal Points OF
Difference between the old and Christian Churches:
By Mrs WM Turner late Miss Ogden, Author OF kea
sons for Joining the New Jerusalem Church by former
member OF the Episcopal Church neat pamphlet OF
81 pages, just issued by John Allan, l39 Nassau-st II
seems plain and clear statement Of the writer's fsth
and her reasons fos Il with structure, opposing views
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10
Gthools.

Mr. " WHALE. iaNc1NG, Waiting, sc
tIioV the very liberal -rcUsetgng his sincere inan IS
srce his return 10 The city, r-sp-ct'Tc' Ae mss tSeeA
Classes IN the above ~ commence fo5 th= nay Is
81 k:s rooms 60 Broadway. Tresds- October IS AID
4, Gothic Hal, Brooklyn, on Monday. Octcberl2 Mr.W
vii give instructions ladies' aid gentlemen in the new
and popuiSr walk. La Redo'va. dace! in The "a
looms Paris and London a. hi frva.c Academy, No
6s Six:h-averuc.
PIRATE lessons 81 sll tines g. the Academy.
y B-Psrt:cuars II future advertisements sHt eircu
% irr-
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- THE MONTHLY FLORA. edited by john
E. Newman. NJ D. Tae publishers Mess-s, Lewis &
Brown s7 Pea,lst have sen, Us No. VII of this beru.
full work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

vice and direction with respect the sppeaton OF Waer
Cure II ali diseases of women and children a. Der
dencc, Isl lOih-st AIS L
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~ Carter. confined In the jail st West Feiicia,
ma La for the murder OF Mr. Stanley escaped on the
night OF the 9th ut by cutting Through the walls OF bis
larceny.
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Licensing LG'rverS.


This morning NJ Mann 70 move -econside-a-
;or OF the vote OF Nonie= week b. which W. CECoEEH
and his legal trenCs coa.ved place record n The
CONSTITUTION sec-,0r wLr-eh. me elector Sao may
have voted :c- fcu- supreme Court judges 20 admins
Ter The Lsw-t-o O. more Legislators Gove-ror. and
Congressman make izws-ard who : free citizen
Of Sovereign St4te = 20 o compelled Tex: day i ne
wishes 20 appoia; friend % attend 70 his private n
,e-est u matter c. 100 before County Judge where
he Is pla!n: OF deendacr drag ina: friend before
that Judge 20 BE- examined a. 70 h legal Learning
the r-vo millions Of rules Aai LAWS which / i pretended
we must al o5ev though We 90 rot know II one
Thousand 0: Them and tie one half con--adic.s the
o;he- srd ss 10 the ia,sehoods snd fc:ions b which
millions OF dollars s-e wrocstClly w-cng from the
means o: or Merchants Farmers Mechanics and Manu-
fscture-s 70 augment The funds OF 400 Attorneys 80
Ec;to-s Counseo-s and their dependents, who under
The preext 0: aiding justice, levy iro; me c-zens OF
Ssv-York Scafe -2u-e enormous tribute than the
i.-yv OF England or Roma demanded, unds- Roya!ty
- her religious ser-ices Thai Of these 1900 there
rs many = 40 5yza. 10 monopoly tesTe-zo there
were among TIE Cie-Zy many who wanted no Church
r,o3opclv-Aercai i Tree tro-ri the one, she VII
sweep gvsy ;ae o:aeE
NJ NAM when noy:ng reconsideration. sad TIA,
~ did not see why lawyers ought 10 privileges de-
MED other professions equally useful-ae had hen
deceived IS 70 the eject OF ne provision moved b. Mr.
S-ronr NJ Crooksr'=- - bad found care
mi ;s-A.:C- ;ha. i e.: matters ABOUT as rad e. they
,yre before and stood n the Way OF amendment by e
Legislature he would rio-e
S.-,k out s:ter te wore oficer. Ire ffa lie, and
ANY male citizen OF tie age OF q years. OF good
-o-s ebarecter or application 20 TIE supreme Coat sAs
evr-v psrty u ary cause prosecution may sppear-
plead pursue or defend L hi= proper person, % any
c.,:zen Q! good Character
NJ. srs1sos Ieounselor $. lswl moved to keep mat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

81 Practical Phreuologisss and Publishers
EQWLERS L WELLS, Isl Nssssu-st Once houIs from
o'cloek A u. 10 70 P. II. N& Sn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

~Atuood's Celebrated Empire Cook Stoves.
These. Stores are warranted Usual Persons wanting
Coos Sroves an. invited 10 examine them Before pu-chs
my elsewhere Wholesale ana retail BE- Hickuk Co 25
Warsr..r - S.uSAv sSa=vo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Great State Fair-IIagniGcent Prepare
;ions-New Univcrsnlist Church-Freeman,
% the NigGer''-The Weather.
Corrcspopdence ID Thc Tribnnn.
ArnuKN. Sept. Tth,

AUBURN, Sept. 7th 1896.
Having few spare moments before the mail
closes conceive cannot spend them better than
by sending you some outline remarks relative TO
the Great State Fair to be held here on the 18th,
10th and i7tb inst. We expect all the world 70 be
here. as every space capable OF holding human
body unexposed to :" the seasons difference has
been engaged and the orders dispensed through
ont the country for the choicest provision world
draw tears from many fat steer. gentle lamb, pig,
duck and puet, il they could only be aware OF
what is IN progress.
The site chosen is misunderstanding upon high
ground, east of and overlooking the vilIage-ia
spot which we fondly hope shall vet be able to
cali Capitol HH) in nm enclosure Of twelve acres, Of
fencing twelve feet high. -Four superb temporary build
ngs erected and now being decorated with ever
green's under the supervision of Dr. Alex Thompson of
Aurora The principal is the Floral Hall OF Grecian
der 10 be surmounted und surrounded with Gotta
of the choicest 0owers. This is 80 by 80
feet diagram. Hnd % elevation. The second in import.
auce Of rich Gothic IS by 1870 feet with characters
tic wings OF feet in width and is designed for tho dis
play OF Domestic HdHudcfMes Inc third building Tor
Farming IMPLEMENTS ~ Of Roman contour, 81 by 100
feet w,h wings of feet width. The last hut not least
in importance is the DAIRY department; modest little
edfce oil GreciGn outline % by 20 feet, 20 which are
added ticket and committee oihces These struc.
tnrcs planned by Geo Casey, Eco and erected by
the citizens OF Auburn AZ nm expense OF $1,000.
The display promises 10 be the most attractive of any
State Fair that has yet taken place. shall not attempt
any enumeration OF the sights be seem OF the thou
sand and crjoymen,s in prospect only adding.
III not be!cTc general thing. that the finishing
touch viii nc grand Cotion party upon the floor OF
the Floral Hail
The Universalists arc buildng large brick Church
opposite their old one which they say is TO be rather
longer rather deeper ind rather higher than any pre-
dccessor with taller spire and heavier bell The
last he pleasing intelligence for II should
be known ana named by It's characteristic feature Au
burn i. already entitled to tina, OF Ding dong.
The day alter the breaking up OF the Fair will
witness the legnl killing fthe idotic Freeman wish
tonhkr upon this subject party lines
drawn upon it. but leave your readers who have noticed
the particulars of the Gaze to think for themselves
The weather is us warm us it usually is at this
date in the Southern States with the advantage howev
err OF powerful cooling shower almost every evening
The Moon shines bright il does in Italy and the
nights reireshinel cool ard renovutng
In great haste. yours d. II.
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General Notiess.

" DR.. Chrisfie's Galvnnc and Magnetic
Cnrau1es.-Ne refer our readers the VARIOUS acve-
OF these celebrated articles which app-A cur
paper They recommended :oT ne-olr complaints
class OF diseases n which orilr.ry medical means OF
very te avail scd certainly worthy the attention O.:
Tx; asi.el-d The on!y oEsc- Newly OrA for t genuine
r-ti.I..s l.. s. Is, broadway. ~ / : 1Iltf.,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10
sEW-YoRk CONSTITUTIONAL toErEATIo5.
FIFTEENTH wEEK-Lxxxrll0 DAY.

The Old Courts and the New-Party in l.20.-
Chancery Funds-Judicial Qficers in New
York. Gc.-Leensins LawyerS-Supreme Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10
Boarding G7d Day Sc1se'
res YoCNc LADIES.
yrc uTv FROM PARIS.

MO 4CARRULI-PLACE, Beecser.>L New-forS, rs-
Nsuecru announces 20 Ger friends and The puoGc mat
her school VII reopen for the reception other pupils 90
Monday. the 7.h September, 1876 anii IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

NEANTED-A ,iuistiou by specialize Young Wo
w man in private family excellent cook aud
good washer and roue The oes, o; city references ven
lease apply a. ~ Hes,er-st between the Bowery and
Cbrys,.s,i sS 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10
General Motirfs.

~ Rheumatism aud all Nervous Discust..-
positive und permanent for these distressing aGd
prevalent complaints. founG CHRiSTIE'S CAL
NAElC RINGS and MAGNETIC FLUID No matter
hov chronic may De- the disease. II eriv yicd-
% tue mysterious power developed by this wonderful
discovery.
The Gavanlc Belts Bracelets, Carriers. and Strengthen
ing Plnslers used chronic OF disease and
be- used b. the delicate person with perfect safety
and convenience.
The extraordinary aud beneficial Effect Of these articles
upon the system be witnessed 10 be be-
Erved.
Only Agency In New-York l32 Broadway
Beware OF spurious limitations which entirely worth
less Explanatory be had gratis aG2jT2Thi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

lNJANTED-By respectable Young Woman, a situa'
w ou to Go general housework, washing and ironing
Can good City reference Please TO Gull 70 Watts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

NNANrED-Sy u Young wonIan situation a. cham
W brtmaid sri laurdTess, chambermaid and seam
blug the hest city references from her two lass
places. Enquire AZ q Aniiy place. ~ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

Refe-erce,-FI Bets, Esq President Orange Co Agr
cultural Society: Jokn Csidve, Esq Salisbury, Orange
Co; Hon John W-:her-d Baltimore. Nd; 4. g. Alien.
Esc New. York N-w.York Editor American Agreurir-
ist; p. II. ScheucS, Esq. Mat;eawsr, New-lcrS; Hon
Morris Franklin, NewY0rk; ocers OF the Aerieeu In
sr,ruts ~ iaS4w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

w ANTED--Hy respectable young woman, sitaa,
W uou the general housework Of s'usi! private
family the hes City references given. No objections 10
str,. ~, .,,y,s
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Boaroina an0 9otels.
MRS, ANGELINA BROWN

R0ARDINE.-A gentleman and his wills, and TIRES
Oor four single gentleman may BIO Pleasantly acconmo-
dated with Pheasant and board in small private
family where there ara but few boordsrs BY applying CT
No 10 FranAlLn.s. Terms moderate. 50 Sc
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n August Eeporr Of, the Mutual Life In

MORRIS ROBINSON, President
sAML. HASxAY, Secretary.
MIx-uRS PosT. VI D. Physician, 50; Broadway. 81 I'm
r. For Boston via Norwich and Worcester.
The Steamer Cleopatra Capt Williams, vii l=eye south
.Ge of Pier No Sorth Riger every ngaday, Hetnes6"y
4ad Friiry p NJ connecting :S;a ne cars 8; A!yns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

ORANGE col MY SciertInc and Prscncss asr'-
Ocu!.lral II.i.taierar winter session VII commence
or Isl day OF OcoSer next Charges SIS per annun
for tuition and board PAYABLE ssui-a1nuSlty II tva1c-
Inquire, ana Applications for The admission OF students
may be addressed rher Of the undersigned az Golden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

{N7ANTER-Asiin bya respscta 10 Young Wo-
w man 10 do cook ug, washing ana ironing general
housevork-he best o reference given from her last
nlac.s l.nninus No Isl Mnnrle-sL az et-
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~ Cnu1inn. Norice.. Rewnre .,,-Ti,. onI

~ CnuIiOn NOTICE. btWIft IT
Depot for the sale OF Daley Magical Pain Extractor for
tie L. 5 my DEPOT No pc Broadway. Dealers
can now detect counier-iters by any Of II being offered
under price the e a. all times, and
10 -! persons cid by a. Uniform prices.
Let b. deceived BY any Of the OF the uaprIr-
cip-i and designing for every The full price may
BE-, hat for tie ny depot. where may b. found,
only detect these npcsor bur 10 :arn sn ryrilds
proofs OF ~ manifold virtues
y BIO rex must be incurred. Application must be
made Head Quarters lf- limb, =.sh. aud may
pay tie forfeit. X DALEY. 2's Broadway. 81 i'eod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

X{rANTED-By respectable Young Woman, ssuR'
w non u. nurs and seams lressNo objection 10 cher
The Of City reference given Apply al 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

A PRIVATE SCHOOL IN the couuJry.-M.ss Dewey
iwishes 10 receive few pupils INTO her Family School,
situated III Sheffield Nnssl IN the valley OF the Housaio-
mic Sheffield Is n pleasant village. distant ouy easy
days journey from NewIok by Bridgeport and The Hou-
satonic Railroad.
Thoroug instruction given in the usual English brar-
ches. and in Music Latin and French.
The lerul are $3.50 yc-r and $40 quarter for Music
For farther information, reference - made to
WIN c. BRYANT ESQ. Wm BlUOdgood Esq
Rev n. w. Bellows, Rev. Or. Dewey
Nry-York 3, 1916. 81 2yg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

EDUCiTION.-Messrs Fognet Taylor. Classical,
ELFfench and English School, No 139 Broadway, Will re-
open on Monday, Sept It'll. In connection with his day
school Nr. Fo-ne 10y tie request OF some o. his pupils
parents has made arrangements receive INTO his family
small boys (sX Onyl boarders, and no pains
wi h spared 20 render The scholars perfectly
with the French language Crcular- containing iu par
tcu ars may be had az Mcssrs Druc CO. fWirow and
sci Broadway the ScaOcroCIn, al Gr Fs residence
lII Grpau..st - 9lawlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

NORTH WE-T COPPER Mining Compromising
SScc&hO!ders Of his Company hereby nutned tt2i
az OF Four Dollars each snare has been Ibis
tay ordered, II nsaIlents, dollars payable OF the
I'd and dollars psyabe the 26h October. a.
their once, No &C Wes;s;
DANIEL s. HART, Secretary.
Eew,Y9rk, Aug. eoth, ls4d. AIS zav2I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

DOARD-A spacious front parior and bedroom In l!is
- second story and several small rooms furnished
furnished b1 let with board at l0 East Broadway
Best OF references given aud required. s5H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

NETWORK AND ERIE Rsircaf Company
The stockholders 4 he Sr-Yoyk sn Ere Railroad
Corpzry hereby notified thst in=t2uasri Q; I've
do ers per szr ell saares which tbe PAYMENTS a.
rev -aGe Go not exceed tv--t dollars. required 70 D.
oaG zre-ab= Of sIoscr c!cr} tiz Office
~ ne c6lnpa- o IS .l-sr OF or o-forr the srs day
OF Oc,5osr azx- b. order OF the Eoard OF Directors
ans icctl NATHANIEL MARSH, Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

VYHE LADIES xii. IND liz aH-- collection VI elegant
JrTELRY 10 be ogod II The County,, prisirg al!
If t.e lae. ye Of or'Grz:s together rs I1i.e ss-
stv f choice fancy articles suitable for presents, a. The
J.vr- and Lamp Establishment opposite the Taberarle
iris ri TffOS CRANE BANKs. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

T 5ls ses Y s sas e s1 sses.
Eszz1S.a 70. al Broadway, where you viii ind tho
...n,pssni, ehespes, and most fashionable IN Ise
eiy Do not mistake hr nuInoef-'o' broadway eofrSs
u aSge s.sortcnt Of imported French Boots q.
he ios price OF "a laul2 Inn h CAHiLL
1-POR SALE-A bay Horse years old, i54 hands
I-angh, sound every respect, gentle in single or
Zdoable barriers Fo. terms apply AZ Blacks Livery
Stable . Grsaf Joness- s9Sf-
STEAN ENGINE and Boiler for sale, OF ely ht to ten
- ho.s, pOwrr-epure.y new. Inquire al Css!ses
WORKS foot ~ z5h-.l- North River. BIN"
q TEAM PeWER--slesIa Power " ir.r iron. ? 10 20
SHorsc Power Apply X she eornsr OF aos-s- snS ceo
~ '%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

VIII DO furnished COOL ae-
u umalodntlous and Board for from 20 81 per weeA
.cOrdiHx wanted. Apply al 5I3 hudson'sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

MOTTO E--Thre-
: NO. 2 W aiawTiZ1t,
u pay charges unless
Nsw-Tork, Sept +Lh. !
"a l0t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

Permanent and trunsienL-hrs. DuniHp,
ID late Ui No OcysL Is prepared toaccotnmodae tam.
e- and individuals 90 Mercer BrOadway, Grnnd
aud Csnn with pleasant and good board on res-
.on.h- terms jyl4f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

FLOUR AND MEAL-There ia a fair inquiry tor the
East and FOR home and holders are steady al - s
MT Ia for Wcste;n The receipts are not large but
boa,s are now again arriving at Albany and by the mid
die Of the week sos begin to have fair supplies
We note sales 2000 b5s Michigan and Genesee for ship
rnept a. 81 g. and POGO 10 200 bbis for cone upon al
"a 6g1s4 10 fngs yenens for freight were made at
9, sr!ing the southerno. being filed up al that rate
aud 81 for grain sale OF 600 bbs New-Orleans has
been made 81 90 In Southern descriptions there is
not much doing. os Of 100 b5ls Georgetown sold a.
S: 80 asa CIT. The range for Howsrd-st Rchrnond
Country GEORGETOWN, DC. is 81 J0Gsi 62l. Brandy
wine is held at s. %; Richmond City So The supplies
of Corn BE al are still light and the demand ~ good at 80
256s3 3li. Rye Flour s3ds3 l2t and rather quiet
Ships,uffs 121l3 cents fms feed 2UO22 cents 2 bush
AT New Orleans ls May 5000 b5ls Flour sold at 81 and
GOO do al 81 oct
GRAlN-Farther sales 5000 bush Illinois Wheat for
milling we're made at 100 ceuts Nearly all the Genesee
sold 90 Friday and Saturday brought ll21 cents. The
suu,iies OF Corn are moderate and the market
much depressed. Sales 1000 or 5000 bush Western al
g. cents VT about 5000 d. Southern a. CiQ65 cents
and meas and TO ill up 10000 bush Yellow Jersey for
shipment az 65 cents Sales of 22J0 bush Northern Rye
were made 65 cents del Oats IL 43 for Northern
and Sc cents for Southern with moderate saies. Black
Eyed Peas with SINAI! sales, 81 IS = bag AT New
Or,eana lst Nav 2l0J bush mixed Corn sold az d. cents
and 400 do White az q cents.
WHIsKY-There nave been 300 or AGO bbls received
and sales made OF 80 b5ls 0i 203 cents Drudge is
quiet at 2Oi cents.
BAY-The market is 7jQa5 cents, with moderate
business doing.
HIDES-sales 1900 Arkansas at 9d09. cents r 10.
TALLOW-we notice a sale OF 40 Ooo b Philadelphia
Prime at Z! cents, cRsh, for export
LEAD-Hoders hrmer today. We note a sae Of
700 pigs ut 50 Is cash which is better At N. Orleans
all the received sold 50 So and 81 60 offered
for 5000 pigs to arrive.
BONE-Thcre ia some speculative movement. and
since Saturday morning about 100000 70 have changed
hsnds chiefly North West nj 3D. 35t ASA cents for ~
West, and 81 cents for South Sea.
TAR-saes 100 bbls At 81 62i cents. cash
BRlCKS-North River selling as wanted at 50 "a 50
IS y N.
LATH-The market lie not active The nominal rates
81 G2i al 60 q NJ.
Observation-Disclosures up the river, Eastern is worth
SO % u ton.
PROVISIONS There ia little animation in Pork to-
day and holders Of Mess rather fmer. Sales 200
300 bills ut $40 1880 sly, and 100 do Prime OF So
Beef lie S50s5 80 for Prime and 81 509S5 - for Mess
with saes 400 bbis River Prime ut s. 50 Beef Hams
8 to 50 according quality. fierce Beefis s2-
In Picked Meats we hear OF nothing doing Hams are
q cents md Shoulders considerable par
Gel OF Lard Ia bbls sold 6; Old Western Butter
is 7d9 cents aud New OF which some lots have been
ceved ~! us cents Grease Butter 6317 cents. The
stock OF Cheese is nearly exhausted Sales y 40 cents