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balance to credit; and exchange remains LARGELY
in our favor. Our importations for the season,
are principally over the bulk has been receiv-
ed, and for the remainder of the year. there win.
without doubt be very limited supply received We
have no doubt but that the exports from this port for
the remaining four months year will more than OFF
set the imports leaving the bulk shipments from other
ports, to swell the balance in favor Exchanges be-
tween England and the United States hereafter will con-
tinue In our favor Should they any time be against
u.s. 1t viii bs but temporary aud produced by some un-
natural cause In the regular of trade rates will
generally rule in our favor. The importation Of mer-
chandse into the United States from Great Britain has
reached its maximum; rapidly extending our
own manufactures that the domestic consumption is
supplied to greater extent by domestic products
he Increase in population Is not rapid the increase
OF all kinds Of manufactures and the importation Of cot
ton woolen, ron and other manufactures must mater
ally decline Aspeculatve demand may from time to time
run up the quantity and the shipments these goods
our markets on foreign account, to get rid OF any
surplus at home may swell the importation at times;
but these things will regulate themselves and few years
will suffice to do away with them. Manufactures of
every description rapidly increasing the CONT
nent Of Europe aud the markets hereafter for British
fabrics will not be large they have BEEN 1t Is
opinion that manufacturing in Great Britain for
port particularly of cotton goods has reached its maxi
num- that the manufacturers Of that country will
again consume much cotton they have heretofore
and that the consumption of British cotton goodwill
hereafter confined to Great Britain and her de-
tendencies
The following statement shows the amount of tolls
collected each of the State canals the month of
August, in each of the years 1916 and ls47:-
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New Stock EXCHANGE
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 8.
Sales Of -four confined to light transactions in
Genesee, and chiefly Ohio brands, without material
change in prices The market continued bare Of South
ern while prices firm. Grain sold in q moderate
way chiefly at yesterdays quotations Provisions con.
tinued inactive, while groceries quiet
AsHrs-saes Of $50 barrels pearls were made 81, and
so pots at SIS %.
BsEswAy.-s Sales Of about 1000 lbs Northern yellow
made at 2Ic.
DREADsrUrFs.- Four-Sales Of 500 bbls Of Gene.
were made at SIS so; another small lot fresh ground
was reported Mt So So 400 do Ohio, round hoop sold
at 30 70; u lot Of Ohio, b, bad, sold 81 l2H 1000
New Orleans inspection, sold upon not un-
derstood small lot Of 100 bbls Rochester, sold So
564. The last sale of Georgetown made ut Sc
SO. WheaSales of 5000 bushels good Ohio mixed sold
private terms aud 1900 do Ohio white sold at 20c
Corn Sales Of 1000 5000 bushels mixed were made at
81 cers l4oo do New Orleans sold at IS cts 1000 do
fiat yellow, sold at 10 cts 1900 do fiat mixed sold ut 67
cts $500 do, good fiat yellow, sold at II cts let of
mixed, little heated, sold at 81 cts. Meal-Sales of
800 barrels western New York. reported at 81 75
Rye-A sale Of 500 bushels old made at 80 cts and
IiOo 90 Northern new at so cts. kye Eour-Sales Of
$50 tbls. made mt 81 Oats were inactive at 40
AZ cts. FOR new, and 43 a A for old
Al.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.
Markets.

New ORLEANS, September LIST.
Cotton-The market was steady and We note sales OF
600 bales at full prices Small sales making at
II l2hc. for fair uplands. Flour-The market was
without change and sales of Ohio and Illinois max
ing at 81 so 81 62Kc St. Louis choice continued In
good demand. sugar-Moderate sales New Orleans were
making At 81 7{c for fair to prime. Molasses were
inactive at 80 32c. ProvisionsMess pork $751; prime
Sl2 so Sl2 10. Lard-Prme continued in good de-
mand and quote it at 10 lic Corn dull at so
q soc. Nothing doing in wheat wmsksy duh at 10 a
1910. Sterling bills 51s 8; New York sight bills par
Treasury Notes dull at par rsteengage-
ments without change In rates.
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pALrIMonr. Sent. g. IsA7.

baltimore, Sept. 9, ls47.
old Zack's Likeress-Mrs Farren-D,fenders' Ceie-
brshon-Pohfics-The Museum, &c.
Atwoods much talked Of painting Of General Taylor
has arrived in Baltimore and will be opened for
hibiton. The New Orleans Delta says, 1t is about
much like General Taylor mud fence and certain
IT, there resemblance In II TO the many desorip-
tions have read Of the old hero.
Mrs Farren the tragic actress from the south makes
her first appearance this evening at the Front Street
Theatre in the part Of Mariana She has been highly
spoken Of and will doubtless draw fine house. She s
about thirty years Of age Of fine form and feature and
N her abilities are equal to what they have been repre-
sented cannot but be well received
The old defenders Of Baltimore are making great pre-
for celebration Of Monday next the
niyerssry of the Battle Of North Point They will leave
At O'Clock In the morning for the ancient borough
Frederick where they will be met by the remnant OF
Baltimore defenders In that place and will be
panied the trip by several Of volunteer eompa
MES
bcrs of Congress and members the Legislature pro-
crossing with spirit and energy The fact that the po-
tical complexion Of the House Of Representatives
will In measure depend the result OF Con
gressonal contest s nfuspg energy into both parties
and all means fair and foul will be used for the victory
The Museum, with its and spacious saloon, under
the management OF Yankee Ssbec is crowded nightly
and the performances very good
Sales of stocks mt baltimore.
srpr Z SIPS Maryland Sterling 37 500 Treasury roes
O., 1903; $1,000 u. SIS % ioi; $1,000 CIV e ~
DO iOS Uuited Gs 1857, closed 20 l0tA asked Iva
BIZ. Treasury noes tG1 c'oedat loi tksa wa o 9,
closed At 1914 asked leol bid Baltimore and ONO r'uwA
! shares Az asked, an bid,
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[Telegraphic Correspondence Of Phila. Bulletin.

=
BALTIMORE, Sept g. lS47.-The western mail de-
tanned some time last night by the running Off the
track near Cumberland. The accident caused Sc
rious damage. The Vice President with part Of his
family passed through here his way to Pittsburgh
Sales Howard street -four at So %; City Mills at SIS
Sales of red wheat ST. to 81 05 to the extent Of 5000
bushels Sales of white 60c to 62c, and yellow
been sold at $2 for prime but is held at SO mess
and $l2 so for prime Sales Of beef at $4 $4
%. Bacon-Iiog round Is worth o. to exc, with fair
demand; hams, sides and shoulders bring slc to Ilc
9%o to 9Hc and &c. to $40 respectively. Lsrd-Less
inquiry. but firm Whiskey. 27kc In bbls Sugars are
dull; and decliningother groceries steady Wool and
tobacco rather quiet The day is suty with occasional
showers ~
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ALBANY, September SPIN

Flour-There was no change in the market. We quote
Western and straight brands Genesse at So 37K and
new do. at So 90. Wheat-There was a lot Of 1000
Genssee in the market for which 1850 asked Sales
10000 bushels mixed reported at 6ac Oats
Sales Of 1000 bushels made at 4Oc No RIVE
Of moment. Whiskey dull Provisions-No change in
prices Receipts by canal during the past "a hours
Flour 5000 bbls, Corn 5000 bushels No change in
frai0 -
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TTeleuranb;c Cor ~ PHIL p,u..,. :,


PirTsBuRG, Sept 8, ls47The sales of -four continue
light though there Is better demand in of
very light receipts Pennsylvania flour is selling at 81
20, ana western at lower figures. Nothing doing in
wheat rennsyivania yellow corn brings 80 to 40c No
Dds Lard maintains its rates. Is scarce but the
ry not as animated last week Tobacco light sales
wool steady. Groceries fair supply but dull demand
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WAsHINoToS, Sept. 7, ls47.
Nothing IO-dau.

Nothing To-day
We have nothing to-day from either column Of the
army in Mexico, and we are all anxiety to hear Of the
reception Of Gen Scott at the capital and what il the
expenditure Of life either side, and what the
prospects Of peace.
1t will take hundred dragons to bring Gen. ssott's
messenger down to Vera Cruz judging from the swarms
of guerllas that nfest the road,
The wings here, favorable to the nomination OF Gen.
Taylor also favorable to his resgnng should any
more troops be withdrawn from him to reinforce Gen.
Scott they say that the old man will resign Quisn
sabe.
sMr Senator Westcott, Mr. Senator Baglsy have BEEN
and we intend 10 be- here during the interreg
num- Mr. Johnson Of Louisiana has recently come up
and brought his family Col Benton Is expected back
soon from the West. Perhaps be will bring Col Free
mont with him. w.
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Legislative Proceedings.

ALBANY, Sept. SIX PM
The Senate met and adjourned forthwith.
In the House the resignation OF Mr. Wright of Suli-
van, elected Judge Supreme Court announced
Adjourned
death Of Sias Wright
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Died..

Died.
On Wednesday morning. sth inst. Mrs. MARY Nc
LEoD, In the list year of her age.
The friends and relatives also the members of Mount
Vernon Lodge o. of O. f., respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of her son Nor
man No Eldridge street, Thursday afternoon, at
half past o'clock
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday. sth inst, CHARLES GAL
LAUGHER, in the 32d year Of his age, native Of the
county Donegal Ireland.
His friends and acquaintance earnestly requested
to attend his funeral this day. Thursday at o'clock
NJ, from his late residence, Amity, near Columbia
street. South Brooklyn
In New Orleans, on the 25th of AUGUST Cu.prrs
DUFFY yellow fever late of New York aged 80 years
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Married.
At Schodack, on the 4th inst, Mr.. HENRY P. HANoR
Of Sand Lake, aged - years, to Mrs PHEBE YORKER
the former place, aged 70 years.
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--LATEST MOMENT. r
II z l. E q IL A r HIC.
Additional from MEXICO.


PETERSBURG, Sept Q, Is47.
Inc southern mail this morning brings New Orleans
papers 10 the alst Those Of the LIST are behind
ine snip Agnes had arrived from Vera Cruz which
po sue 'ee on the 2st Her advices furnish the de-
ta'is Oh capt Wells expedition but nothing later
Ihe Jaidpa BULLETIN of the 18th savs that Father
Jarauta was tho leader OF the attacks on Major
train and that the American loss was 400 wb,h n q,
believed is exaggerated Major Laly had reaobsd J..
pa with his force including the detachment a, t~s,vs
dragons
Captain Wells loss was about 40
The propeller buchanan had arrived from Braxos on
the oath No
Photographic Cor. of Philadelphia Bulletin
Mexican News.
PETERSBURG, Sept. 8, ls47.
The Southern mail Is in with New Orleans papers Of
the 3st ult the papers Of the LIST Of September which
are due. failing to reach here.
The Picoytns Of the 3lst announces arrival from
the BRACES with dates to the oath The Matamoras
Flag contains the particulars Of several skrmishes
which have taken place between the Mexosns under
Gen Urea and American scouting parties and trains
They all culred the road between Monterey and
Matamoras The enemy seem to have gained courage
from the delay of Gen Taylor in moving forward and
their attacks are more boldly planned. About thirty
Americans have been killed in these various skrmishes
Inc Mexican loss Is supposed to be much heavier but
there are DO means OF arriving at correct estimates
The Jsapa Boietn Of the 10TH expresses hopes that
Major Laly's train has been captured
Jaratta, with his guerias, very active.
The Impression has become general the Rio Grande
That General Taylor would move from his position to-
wards San Luis Potosi the Of September see NO
account OF any troops having been detached from
his command for Vera Cruz IL IL believed that the
force now concentrating At Vera Cruz amply sufficient
to keep the clear between that place and
the city Of Mexico.
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pALMO'S OPERA HOUsE-Thursdiy: Evening, Sept
o Be %s sSss r .. e . sssd
s.., wh III IL u b essb,d ,ss Classic Groupings
:. After winch, ,volu,ons on the TIGHT ROPE in which
s:s Syi % Nathalie
:se iisf TRG Mi
S 81 e o'clock
HAE
W D Rss Ssfa S ch%e' res Triangle.
series of the Apollo Rooms alo Broadway
For further particulars small bills IS 7tsrc
A IAN MUSEUM, corner Broadway and Ann street.
e; Venus
Md ROC WELL; !hs iamou. Fortune Teller;
MINERVA ROOMS, BRoADWAY1;GRAND GALA
sERESaEf Of Sf ESsans sss
sqass Gss. choTr;s. FsTod,;s Go"aadra%. &C. Nc"
'h;is II week: ' company lA' 'A,''
be forgotten burlesque of.he pEsTe Of saao entitled
Principal characters by Winnemoc. Kelly Sanford and
Admission IS cents; Children under accompanied
Appropriate seat, will be reserved for the accommodation of
Doors open at 7ocock-Comm.nce ms. ,s2t'rc
p GER GM5E
for The .wentyve years resident United States,
ax n hi ho6 90 'HS @ h sh.bsm
As h ' the
w have hss hGnSI Of =. In6s
hi%: Hi'n
Ieen s means o. aSianG many an 9y1eea6e to
an ve 81, and nothing permitted to occur that can
and contrib to the evenings James
8:
between Bill Harrington aud George Kense, after the style
Tickets 50 be had Mr. Kensets a93 Pearl
and at the Dor the evening of performance 50 lite
OtD vlOLlNs. &e.-s; Johnson; No; l67 William ;,
SO H.: s i.
E Of az amateur M1o now r 700 old to use them
by arin Paris price So with complete instruction book
N B-SIode Music for every Instrument at two cents
3 sis-r Instruments bought sold or repaired
FL an. and Winter asP% % m and
Cedar street New YsfE d tl1a dse from s,osdssx
and Is HIS new called n the
JEWISH sYNAGOGTE, No. sos Pearl Tine cele;
brated reader Pinkus DAVIS whose celebrity has spread
Europe will ociate during the holidays the above
Synagogue Service Every day during the holidays ate M
and T.. M. 81 3tsm
JUST RECElvEp-A rich asQrim,p, q fancy aud blach
,ilk Cravas and ScaIfs sc AZ AGATES, Gentlemens
op TSbK of Silk
g. G % d S;oaa%a, , ec
Park place
GLOVEsA superior article OF Kid Gloves, with welted
liable also Chossou, Baou aud silk tire I'd
and woollen Gloves in great variety at J. AGATE's,
(ienteIuens Outter 2J7 Broadway, OF Park place
SHlRTS-The subscriber would call the attention Of the
public his style of Shirts. which made in
Shirts madeito order and warranted 10 fit JAGA1E
Genemens Furnishing Store 2]7 boadwaycor Park place
~ 30tsrc
NEW YORK DENTAL DEPOT -Dcnusts and drug
gists respectfully Informed they ud at the so b.
scrbe complete assortment Of Teeth Dental Instruments
Gold Foil Plate Wire Solder Spiral Springs Platina Gold
snnl Foil Pecpitated Silver Silver Plate Wire Solder,
&c, &c. at very low prices.
Dealer the a1tices will find greatly their
call examine and learn prices, determined TO
give bargains. JOSEPH Il. MURPHE.E,
"a 3ntsrc 55t Broadway. ". Y.
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The Yellow Fever, Mails, az.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 8, p. M.
The mail due to-day from New Orleans has failed
there Is nothing south Of New Orleans Of the
slst only received The south western mail has also
failed.
The cars from Cumberland detained by running
of the track No serious damage done.
Interments from yellow fever at New Orleans during
fortyeight hours ending 3Oth ult O4 deaths at
Charity Hospital 49, interments at Lafayette, 90
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EfIRE DEPARTMENTAL meeting of the Eng,neers
and Eoremen of the Fire Department. held at Femeps
Hall on Tuesday Evening the 7h Instant for the of
Engineer Corps Of the Department Mr. John A. Creger hay
inv received mai OF the cast duly nominated
Candidate TO fill said vacancy.
Byorder, DELANCEY BARCLAY,
~ - Secretary.
New ok Sept B. l8i7. IN
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I'll - 3 sensuTed sue
1T Fulton streetlst Aw gives good fitting Coats Pants
and vest-keephe BEST of Cloths Cassmers and Vesngs
End Terms cash. consequently sell Is per cheaper
than those that sell ON time.
3d. Garments made they ought be- and done
time promised
GA full suite made in twenty-our hours. "a
Every variety Of Gentemen's outng constantly on hand
and sold at very low prices for cash only
SANFORD BROTHER 1877 Fulton street,
H.. II az
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DARK THEATRE.-BoxestgI;P Pit 50 cents: Gallery "a
esnu -Thursday Evening, Sept will be pe,fomsd be
tragedy Of the GLADlATOR-spartacusM Mr. Forrest Pha
sarus Mr. Dyott Lucus Geus Anderson; Jua Ma Ka,.
Horn; Senon1, Mrs. Abbott ~
To conclude with the comedy OF HUNTER OF TUE
ALPS-Frlix Mr. Dyott; Bsptista, Andeison Heien Mira
Abbott; Genevive. Miss Miles.
Doors open o'clock Performance VIII commence pre-
cisely az half Dast7.
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SPANISH AND FRENCH.-A young and sister from
Spain both speaking the French language and thorough
Iy educated disrous of procuring employment The
has had and
and Agreeable. in any thing they might undertake. They
unacquanted with the English
curing IL rapidly.
The best Of references given Address box 1900 Post Office
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I OTIS AT BROOKLYN FOR SALE-Nipe lots at
Brooklyn, situated at Red Hook in the Sixth Ward on
Partition street from numbers 100 1893 in the vi.
entity ofthe Anc Dock each lot Is by 100 feet Will be
sold reasonable if applied for soon.
Annly al No. From
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HUMBUG OF FORTUNE TELLING, is now prac.
tsed BY many impossrs this city but that the cele-
brated Madame ADOLPH. from France, her pri.
~ informs those Who for benefit but curiosity
love. marriage jealousy, friends, aw-hen what husband
or wife they will get All have acknowledged who
yestgaed her wonderful Fee reduced so
Consultation hours all day and evening till 10 o'clock.
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The presexs which the Mexicsns gaze for capiiuialsag at siontefey was scarcity of ass- munls,on; vet whsn the Americans entered the sown, they found tons upca tons of it. The Nsxscans aa Vera Csuz said shxy snr- rendered for waat of provisions ye, when the rity was entered there was touuA ,o be no scarcity. This want of woyssions' ., Vera Cruz comaeneed ve,y sooa after car brave safs from the fleet, after uoexnapsed labor, planted taeif cannon miles from the landing place. and opened ther batteries from behind the saad-hills npoa the besieged-
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