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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
Correspondence of The Tribune.

MANCHESTER, August 3lst lsi6.
SrR-There has been very little change In the condi'
ton of this market since had this pleasure last month
The prospects of the future, however are becoming
clearer and are encouraging. Money has become
more abundant and the greater ease prevailing IN the
discount market will facilitate commercial operations
The excellent Harvest which has been secured VIII
place at the disposal of the agricultural community
large amount of valuable wealth for exchange WITH me
manufacturing and the abundance OF employment when
the pubc works will find for all that industry connected
directly indirectly, with the formation oil railways
must collectively produce good demand in the clothing
districts the domestic consumption OF THIS country
An aonearapce OF revival in the Home trade has been
observable within the past fortnight most OF the large
country houses having had influx OF orders ana BUY
ers The prospects OF the Export trade IN our nanaiSc
lures are also Frightening The markets OF ndla nave
laery been dsorgauizcd by overradns and have sni-
fered severely from the reaction by monearia enoar
basement This stringcncy IN the means OF exchange
has led 10 large sacrifices and goods have been thrown
on the market at prices which being considerably below
the cost of production have been ruinous 10 the
exporter and detrimental to the interests OF the
manufacturers here IL is expected that the or
the dismissal of produce sent by last overland mall
will materially relax this embarrassment ana we may
therefore expect that business Will soon improve as
goods will begin move oil into the lnter1or' ana inc
marke, will have been relieved by the late dinuon oil
exports il is fair to presume that the markets o lnu"
will speedily rally and assume hrmer tone Inc I'M,
provemcnt in this quarter IN the vane OF uoods suaPcu
I'm the consnution of the East will be more gradual,
owing 10 the large Accommodations oil STOCK wnlch must
for awhile check any considerable advance in prices
Although no decided movement has yet taken pace IN
speculative for the Brazls yet appears 10
be confidently expected that the demand Tor those nm
por,ant markets will be much enlarged as consequence
of the new Sugar Duties. and Goods suitable Tor the
trade have been in greater enquiry. Our Calico frln
ters of the first class and manufacturers OF me goods
are sanrune tina, there will be considerable demand
shortly for their staples for the United States and IN an
ucipaiion, there is some activity OF preparation Alto
reher is supposed that the prospects OF business mere
for ,he autumn are encouraging, and consequently
more cheerful tone is assumed by manuiacturerS
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Markets. Carefully repersedJor Tie Tribune.

,rurs-The demand 10 good, and prices remain st
~ X and 81 80 with lair sales.
SroTToN-The private accounts by the Cambria were
49, bore this morning and do not give as favorable
ie.sgcnt of the Liverpool market represented
~ -. telegraph yesterday; the advance is only ID y
ID NO. 3D. as reported We refer to extracts from
,,noo correspondents for particulars in another col
L. from which il will be that it required corr-
s,;on of the following circumstances 10 produce
~ riding advance The receipt from this country of
:-scTnajon that the growing crop was very backward
snnNely TO exceed the extent of the last-a better
-. al trade at Manchester, and Il reduction by the
pt NJ England of the rate Of interest from 3 to per
-, er annum The truth is that the great bulk of the
co.on held in England is on American account, and
SJsrs there anxious to embrace the first oppor
.,;,v 10 realize, unless under positive instructions TO
sntd Had the Liverpool merchants this their
srsal neres. in Cotton the price would long this
rs been I'd p ID higher than they were on the Sd Sep
nber The sales in this market to-day have been 1000
Nj, holders having been free sellers at trifng ad
,snce scarcely amounting TO cent in all cases over
urees current Wednesday last.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market was rather unset
I'D and there indispostion to operate. ship
,ar however into market and took So00 bbls. at
& shipped at 2s Cd. sterling. With the exception of
Nj, operation there not great deal done during
he day For consumption sales were made early in the
dy at4 s7S4 a. and at the close lots could be picked
NO a.S49i Southern Is quoted at 81 750S4 "a. Corn
Neal sscar ce, and good lots would bring So 80.
GRAIN-We hear OF sales White Wheat to-day,
mt TWO or three lots red 1000 bush part slightly nfus
d with white. brought 10O0lo4 cts. purt for export
Another considerable sale made at high rate. bu
fbe particulars did not transpre. Corn scarcely
frrn to-day, and the may be remarked OF Rye in
consequence of high priccs. Sales 5000 bush. New
Orleans of store for export at n cts 5000 do Wes
u 10 arrive at - cts. aud $500 bush inferior South
ern OF 70 cents, measure sale of l50O bush
Rive was made at about rs cts for old. Oats 35036
d.
WHIsKY-saes 80 Prison at 25 cts and some
Drudge at the same rate.
TALLOW-The market is firm, with sales of about
5000 lbs good country rendered at Z! cts.
Z PROVlSlONS-For Pork and Beef there il strong
market but the transactions not large. Mess sold
nsg rs and for Prime 50 IL was freely offered. Some
holders of good lots Prime Beet ask 50 CO. Freight Tor
some 1900 bbs Pork and Beef has been engaged at 4s
,terpg Sales 700 kegs Lard at cts and 800 400
bSs do at the For lot of 1000 kegs to
ye II cts actual tare was refused lot OF 20 ties
Hams sold at 2; cts.
BOPS-A sale of 100 bales first sort new Eastern
Hops was made for export at II cts New Western
held at Is cts. with only 80 bales here
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DIED

On Sunday aOth inst Of tyPhus fever Miss ELIZA N
MURRAY.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence No q Car
nine-s on Tuesday afternoon, 1t half past O'Clock
I'D inst.
On Friday evening Sept L. in the 9th year Of he,
age, PEEBE. widow OF the late F-eernan Hopkins.
On Saturday. 18th inst az her lac residence. Yves;
Camp Ulster Co. Y. Mrs CHRISTINA ELIGH. reict OF
the late Jeremiah Elgh. in The I'd year OF her age
On Friday sept lsth. &; RbDebecE, Duchess county,
Of consumption. ELIZA a. HUNTER, wife OF James l.
Stewart, ESQ. OF this CRY.
At westport, CT 10Th inst GEO. W. BLAChMAN
aged months and 10 days Of DR.. Geo c. Bisckrnan
OF Newburgt. y. Y.
a. Portsmouth,, l7th, Stephen slocum, Revolution
airy hero, s..
At New-Haven, 18th. Hon. Noyes Darling 65.
At Philadelphia I7th Mrs. Josephine Maria Parker.
9th. 10TH James E. Smith, 81.
At Richmond Va. 18th. Mrs.. NJ. Fogarty,
AZ Trenton 18th, Mrs Sarah Maccoun.
At Baltimore 10th, Mrs. Catharine Picking, 80; 10th
William Ihiel; 18th, Mrs. Jane Knot, 90; 10th John
Pacs 80; Patrick McCatry 63 18th, John Besley. 35.
At Elcotis Mills. Nd 9Th. Mrs Ruth Hollifeld. CO.
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fats.


rS- Kpox rs Euron-si- tSun Buildinssl deenine n
,ces.srv 10 cutter into particulars respecting as All
S,shions Tor 1876 would simply state MAJ Gs new 80
"eI | ~ hss,tv liyh,uess AID color any sa.ns
ever offered 10 the hat wearing paol'e u ir,is
rr;res ars as low as his hats sre me - A1-'
r- Mills Halter us Broadway Howard ttoea,! n
~ his FxlI siyle OF Hats ready To nose ~ -
,.at and durable Hat he especially = Z,
r,n- Nnria and Moieskn Hats 81 the low Pse h.,,-
hsinr confident they will be found superior ~ S
sold al the price.
~ Ceutlemen's Fall Style Of Hafs.-oihp' o1.
p;, ard Nassau s,s-Gentleren's Hats OF Inc
,yle for ensuing season. now ready for
and sale ,,,-.,, ~, ,-o-
The subscriber aevoes his attention as hitherto to ne pro
auetion of the hnes, qualities of Beaver and MoiesA A
and AS such they are with confidence Teeofnsneea " e
public. blRp' COZ ZIG A- > inns.
ts,- Fall Fashion for HatsA' Germ : III -
way opuosile ST. Panrs-Hsvlng devo'eo T,,, -
Won In producing this style, the attention OF seii's
invited To IL $500. ss., nF these Hats
-.,S,, he described they must be seen 10 be ,S
s,;, receives rnonaly the style OF bats tfotn sxS
INSANITY adopts every thing that valuaoie n u ,bs
,,sr aud linus his customers share the eenenls % ZIG
fudgmen, and Taste OF al Paris, united win JUS CIV
Is, quality Nu,ria hat 81 5clsi quality Moieskin ~
I'd do do 49,. S0a DO 90 az
Aiso-Eyery s,ye Of Cap for men, ysushs aga eia'sD'
suT ts1
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20. 20! YortsE eETTIse BALD, AEs Tor:-wsll, Ire,
Is misfortune and not cTe- ,ortslsa lid rhs1
Ere opportunity o9ers vUuy hair by ziihfl
and liberia uEe Ct Jsynss Hair Tonic e sbor Of
crime This valuable prepera;i the scalp
and healthy acton. ror dsnc-af.
Tes The sar from falling c. hose erUp-e diseases
which often appear upOn The head and o-liy OF
cases producer he growth OF hair also lvesihe
hair !en sac beautiful appearance u3eq1a.ed by any
tEing q The KING Sold By r G-BERFoRD.
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NERO"n.

On THURSDAY evening The 18th instant, b. ReT. Dr..
Caeevsr, FRANKLIN WOODRUFF. N. D. OF Middle
town, Conn. 10 ELIZABETH 4 daughter OF the ls:e
NJ a Andrews. ESQ of Buffalo. y. y.
On the 10th inst. ny Re-- Henry Chase M SUMNER
HILAN 10 SEUAH THOMPSON, BON o; Lowell Mas.
On Thursday 10Th instant BIZ Rev John n Kre5s
CHARLES 4. MERRICk TO NARY E VAIL al OF
this City.
On Sunday evening by Re-. Henry Chase NJ JOHN
FINCH 70 Mss SARAH keller.
at Brooklyn Thursday. l7ta inst BY Re- NJ Vinton,
A w PALMER, CT New-York, 10 Miss CAROLINE,
daughter OF DR.. a. n Besrdsley, OF Brooklyn
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fashionable Clothing.

WIN. r. JENNINGS & co. Diapers and TaoIs
w Importers OF Cloths, CGssiineres, Festngs Fancy
Dress Articles 4c-ln appreciation Of the success which
attended their efforts catering for the community would
tender the assurance upon the Of the Fall
Trade ,ha, il will be their endeavor TO add to the induce
ments which have rendered 25l Broadway THE ESTAB-
LIsHMENT at which are furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue 10 commend them TO
the economist For in The style and character OF the cloth
ing enabled furnish through the aid Of as efficient
corps of cutters be found In the country Is tho
sequel 10 the attractions OF our moderate chargea
large assortment of goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths,
Tweeds &c for Dress and Frock Coats overcoats Sacks
&c French glish and American Cassmeres for Pants
looms word in reference To this garment in which las
experience has satisfied the many few cutters excc-a
trial in this line is especially solicited Merno Velvet
Six and Satin vesngs great variety The usual assor
men, of drst quality Ready-made Overcosts, orisna!
Sacks Coaks Dress and Frock Coats, Psntaloons Vess
&c with selection of Fancy Dress articles, scar
cravats, Hckts, Gloves, suspenters, Shirts. coilsrs
Ro.ons Half Hose, ISL
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Correspondence of The Tribune.

LIVERPOOL, Sd Sept 1916.
we have had an improved demand Tor Cotton since
the last steamer left particularly for week past and
prices Of all descriptions have advanced fully ID per
h. Fair Upland and fair Mobile now quoted o and
fair Orleans sd The sales for the week ended 18th Ill
timo were 1920 bales. Of which 5000 were taken by
spectators and 1000 for export and the business Tor
five days to this evening is estimated at about 1900
bales Of which spectators have taken 1000 and ex
porters 1900 bales The import into Liverpool since LIST
January has amounted to $4,000 bales against lS3 600
to same period of last season from the United states
the supply has been e000 being decrease OF $4,000
bales The stock in this port is about $4,000 against
94 900 period last year the stock OF American
is about 527 600 or 235 900 less than il then was.
Trade in Manchester has improved the last ten days,
and the value of both Goods and Yarns has rallied IN
some measure from the recent extreme depression II
Inscribed mainly greater and confidence IN the
Money Market, the Bank OF England having reduced
its minimum rate of interest from 81 to- per cent
The weather has aterly been very favorable Tor the
completion of the harvest but the other hand the
failure in the Potato crop has developed itself to much
more alarming extent than before and there are also IN
creasng complaints of deficiency in the crops OF Oats
and Barley particularly IN Ireland Indian Corn Is OF
course the most influenced by the failure OF Potatoes,
and has advanced 3Gs. ass. for Yellow, and 31sd
3Ss Cd. for White per quarter OF $50 lbs Western
Flour has been selling freely Us cd and to-day has
brought 2s and Philadelphia and Baltimore is in good
demand at 27s. Sour 23s a 24s per Dbl. Wheat 6s I'd
10 IS 4d for Red and IS Sd 10 ss for prime White per
10 lbs The duty has reached the maximum ot lbs
per quarter and 6s per bbl and sweet Flour IN boRd
nj present worth s 4s and Sour l9s 02Os per Dbl
parcel of 400 bbs. prime nrao Turpentine has
brought the advanced prices OF o. Id es I'D and lOOO
bbls of old es cd per cwt American Rosn IS. I'd per
cw, lot of bbls of American Tnr has been sold
at 1885, Cd per Dbl being material advance on previous
rates Yours respectfully, BRowN, SHIPLEY & Co.
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MODEL OF NETWORK

i Ofkh
In CARVED WOOD.-Thts immense work OF Art, by r.
1Poucr Beden IL now exhibition atthe Minerva ROOMS
4O6 Broadway This Model represents every building she'd
and other object IN the City II hAs been In progress
for more than year. aud upward OF hundred persona
have employed it, contradiction including some OF
the first Artists, American and European.
Above the Model il a GOTHIC CANOPY, OF the most
highly decorated carved work containing In different COM
psrenis oil Paintings OF OF tho principal business
establishments in the City
Hours OF exhibition from A. NJ TO 10 T. M. Tickets y
S,Aarn tirkeIa q cents. tY2l ISL
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5ebools.


by competent teacher whose terms SIP per guar
Ter of SIS lessons-number OF pupils class unlimited.
For particulars and references address Mr. a. y. No 49,
Broome-s. Wooster private dwelling- SIG 2ts'
A LIEN DODWORTII'S Private D ancing School,
iANo. 4i5 Broomesl near Broadway.-A. d. would beg
leave to inform hi- friends Gud the public that having
made great alterations and Improvements his rooms by
which the size ana accommodations very much in
creased Will open his Classes for the Tuesday,
Oct 9th a, 9 p NJ. for Ladies' anl Children aad p VI.
for Gentlemen.
Tie instructions include al the fashionable dances Of
the day. sig 5nis
Terms, &c. made known by applying at The School.
EDUCATION FOR BOYS-Wsshinston institute.
L-This establishment removed TO Murray Hin. Lex
ngtou.ar and 5Gl-stl viii he reopeued aier vacation.
on the Isl OF September. T. DWIGHT PORTER.
auei tfsMSTh THEODORE W PORTER
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,T- THE MOST DELIGHTFUL. of all

-N THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF all
s.al.s5s-.iS Excursons.-A sail the Hudson
River Ho6oken and then walk to tho
Eysan Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
of the place. viii prove the easily accomplished and
attractive OF all rural excursions that can be made from the
city.
The grounds present charming aspect the trees
being In leaf and the soil covered with rich turf
The walk, In excellent order having been consider
ably embeshed the present Spring.
On every pleasant afternoon there will be In attendance
al the Coonnade, Elysian Fields excellent Band OF
Music which will perform selections from the fayorsle
Operas popular airs marches. waltzes, &c
The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and Christopher
sts. are completely fitted up with Awnings and Seats
Night boats from HoboSen 10 Barclay.st unul IL
O'clock Fer-i.ge 81 cents s5 lmisuas
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u Rose Hill.-prol Nash will deliver a Lecture on
Music, niersperssd with examples vocal Performances
&c. in the Methodist Episcopal Church in 2ihs East OF
3d-uveuue Monday Evening 2lsi. Commencing az Z.
O'Clock. Abundance Free. Tie public invited 10 Al
tend and those persons who desire may connect them
with class in Music forming al lie above
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9fneral Notices.

u American Institute of the CRY of New
Yorlsie place o holding TIE 9t Annna Far chan ses
from Nibo's Garden to Castle Garden, the Bgt.y-The
Managers in consequence of the complete demolition OF
NiDo's Garden by fire, have determined that The public
shall be dsapponted-a great expense they have pro
cured Castle Garden. The immense anphhestre-he arg
room, il is believed in Amercav afford ample space
for exhisi,os, where al their fabrics and productions viii
De displayed, completely enclosed from storms and bad
weather presenting one magnificent view. Arrangements
will be made for splendid Nautical exhibitions, for
which the place signaly adapted The special aid OF
the Manufacturers, Mechanics ind ATss, the friends o.:
National Industry aud The public large invoked on this
occasion. Their favor will insure most triumphant display
en- overflow OF visitors, and than compensate for
ali unforeseen calamtes.
TIE days for receiving articles let % and Sd of Oct Cas-
lie Garden will open the public the 18th OF Oct Editors
throughout the counr will confer favor the American
Institute by giving the above one insertion.
ADONiRAN CHANDLER, Chm'n OF Managers.
T. B. WAKEMAS experimenting 4 gent and Cor Scc'ry
OF The American Institute. 81
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u ii. TROWBRIDGE tOlmsted's Stove manuinctory
No. 30 Walerst oilers for sale large and complete
assortment OF the approved kind OF STOVES, both for
wood and coal made Tire past season and IN the best man
ner. Among diem may Toe found Prof. Omsteds Patent
and other kinds suitable for a parlors nurseries, stores
churches &c which for economy beauty and utility are
not surpassed Also Os patent und other air tight Stoves
chambers. Offices. Oar hall Stoves and Drums or
heating entire dwellings would particularly recommend
in being superior article and preferred
other mode or heating dwellings IN point OF ccunu
my pca.antres- OF heat and being les liable Ia inur the
bnildng, furniture Stoves repaired, cleaned ard put
IN AZ short notice nv competent ,vortnen. sl8 meod.-
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CASTLE GARDEN.-Sccoud week Of the Bufo
" Troupe of Ethiopian Singers, who are received with
shouts OF laughter Dissoving Views and Chinese Fire
Works. Mr. Holman in two favorite Songs. Mr. Thomp
the Comic Dancer. Mr.. o!dfeld at the Piano Forte
Monday Evening, September 7th-Part first Overture
Negro Song; Negro Melody; Soug-0ld Pc De; Parody
Life by the Galley fire. Lucy Neal; Love Not; Bufo
made aud Refreshments and view the superb range c!
100 Cosmoramas extending around the upper promenade
Part Second-Railfoad Overture; Song-COme Back Ste
phen; Comic Sayings Highland Fling. Abundance .
81
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CASH DRAPERS AND TAILORS, ~ Broad,
" way. c. Booth K Co. ha1ng received sdditicasi
supple. Of choice Goods, would respectfully nyte the al
snon of their customers and The puohe. Iher stocA
NOT ony extensive but comprises The richest Qualities and
patterns of Veslings Cassnsres DrH2s, &c MAI are 70
be found n this or fore; IN marietta
Hayoy unn,nal facilities In buying they enabled
offer strong Inducements purchasers though should be
understood their low prices have reference only u the
Sra. slity OF materials and workmanship, and that
euts produced their establishment not surpassed In
any particular, by any house IN the Union.
fhs Cutting Department Is conducted by Mr. J. Lee,
whose almost nfaibe skill IN the Is the result Of long
experience and study and who the happy faculty
OF accommodating fashion FORM and Of selecting styles
OF fitting and appropriate 10 the season my2sf
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CY- Notice-Frankn Division No. G, s. OF 1.-THE
Members of this Division and the Orer IN general are re-
specially invited attend their Hail. SIS Broadway,
TUESDAY EVENING, I'D inst Al :: o'clock, as an adj
viii be delivered by Bro. Thomas H. Oakley OF this
Division. Puncua attendance of the Members is request
ed By order OF JOSEPH HANAN, W. ?.
r. WIIsoS x. :. It.
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
ID EN-. w. BENSON, Draper aud Tailor, respectfully
ID informs MS patrons and the public generally thai Ia
las removed the Ne"York Cash Tailoring Establish
mem, No AZ Fu!;on-s, near Broadway. where be
found az extensive Of C!os Casstreres Vest
iugs which viii be made 70 order in The most fasiona
bic style for cash
eaoice and general assortment Of gen,iernens fancy
dress articles constantly on hari lyl2 2a~tns