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Wcics Ssbrrly, Bauer, Stsrmatunsie.
Seize uebsrrct0, MitImaGsr, Sal,tur5,
GncS @rpmln, Bauer, Saueen,
9atob Saccbg, Saufmann, Saueen,
9aeOt ScsanB, .. G., Sausr, y. NilfurS,
Gbpmas StrGsr, grtsitrr, AI!sntaun,
Sateb 9Rsnnsr, Sausr, Nispermdcun9ie,
Samuel Neiener, 5abatffp., Gatalauqua,
gRilliom Ssdsr. Irbeitcr. Ailcniaun,
Gbmuuo Sbrie, Bauer, geetisnbar9,
Solcmcn SisrS, gscmau, Gatolauqua,
Spfrp0 Sdr, Bauer, Bslsnburg,
George gSrtBsrtcIS, 0alnirtt, NlisAtdIB
Siuac 3cincr, S&netpsr, Saucon,
SeiIe Stttirg, Bauer. SbrruiIforo,
Netg G'rrb, &aufmann, glcrepteitbau,
gBiLtam Ncscr, Bauer. ppnn,
9enrp Stauifer. yecman, RisbsrmIforb,
Siaac Stdbr, Badheni., ausntaun,
Samuel 9tcinrt, Dretsr, Dtermaeuu9ie,
Scbn 5lsrtr, Bauer. SalSbura.
:3cnrY Sfonb. 3mmermdnn, glietermilfcrs,
9borIrS g9. 0ieano, Staufmanu, .. @Itlfcrr
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10

Yctits SurDrs. QSp6s.
TeHtsn 3dB, Stattma6sr, gtlsntaun,
SObn Weeean, gIdter, DO.
Snry 8omis, S6ubmadst, Sauspn,
Scbn gunet, Nrbsitrr, Saurpn,
SariIpn Milrr, gIqueir, 9lisrrmacunsIr,
atrabam Q. WlpYer, Bauer, q. NiliOrb,
Sacpb Zimmerman, 8aufman, Sopbin,
CHARLES Srafer. Maldinsnm. Gllsntluh,
96Umae Idtrt @rrtI6misb, Strrmasinels,
SranSe SErib, @Iqufr, gReifrntuts,
Samts Nepbaro, Bauer. gicrppbcltbau,
@aIcmpn 6. torlpr, gailpirtb. 9dspsrmilf.
Sem @rca, S&nsirrr, 9lertwtritbal,
Sarct Grrprr, Bauer, Souern,
Gbares 6. 9lrubarp, SauImann, autntaan.
Satcb Sdtemmrr, 2sbrer, AtIrntaun,
Scnas German, Bauer, Ssirsltsrs,
Scnattan GirpB, 0rrbIhmisp, 9lerbwttitEaH,
Srbn 3. Grle, SHfer, Qtsntaun,
Gpbraim gobr, 2atadFinrtr, aIlrntauu,
Samuel Mlaysr, Bauer, Sauscn,
9ewe S6mirt. Ysrmatt. gIltntaun,
g8iQiam q. gSRrr, Bauer, Sdneser,
glircn Denat, Sautr, 2Ynn,
9leutsn Staac, 9auet, NCrtwGcitbalf.
SacpG Seaer, G6neibsr, Strmarnsis.
Daniel Bduntr, Bauer, 9llcntaun,
9accb G,siiinsr, 20. SalJturs,
Daniel Srpbf, gaitirlrtb, eruu,
9etsr 9ieubarp, grrman. gllrntaun,
gGlIam 8. 9CpnGsre, 2sbrsr, Sal,tursp
Sdmss eed, Bauer, SdIsburs.
2tumaS Stud, DO. gtrrcwteitbdl.
9ltsl 9ctnitn, DO. RIrbrrmilforb,
Sciiab &nrcIer, 3Immermann. Stermilf5sb,
loary 9. YerIcn GIausir, Saueon.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10

Yettts Surcrs. .-Grlte Wche.
SuIsp6 llblen, grteiter, Risrsrmacunsir,
Daniel German, Bauer, SciSrltsrg,
Sctsr @ettsl, 3mmsrmann, gaentaun,
Daniel Gret Wdurer. 6anrper,
Strnm 8. S6anb, Wdler, Sbrmaeunsts,
Ganirl Sitner, Saufmann, g8riIrnburB,
Daniel 9trr, Sirbtrsitrr. 5sihclbrs.
gGslccme y. Yrpeu, WaIhinrnm. Qllsntaun,
9ctsr Rotb Bauer, Siiopbcitbaa,
Sobn 5cnIluma6rr, Bauer, gBsiisntuns,
9bpmas QDsapr. gsoman, @lsntaun,
9picpb 2ein, S6ubma6er, Saljtur9,
Duntel 6cnninscr, Bauer, Siiewbstbau,
Sanurl Nilrr, gJtrman, allentaun.
Nrlrs 0cano, Bauer, Sal,bura,
Sricprid Sr0uB S6rsinsr, Ssipsltsrs,
Sptn Srrt, S6rrinsr, Strmacunsie,
fenry G,intineer, Grrtf6mieb, 8. Ratunglf,
Samucl StrnbdG, MiIlsr, glepsrmilfcro,
GtartcS QBagnsr, grObi6mtse, Aasntaun.
Glias @utb, g,pman, glcrrpbeitbau,
Scrl @rce, &aufmann, pc,
GbarleS Srau5 70. WIentaun,
Senrp @Urr, @al,pirtb, Nspsrmecunsis,
Samurl Scrn, 2trman, allrntdun,
Grursc Sreinis. Bauer, Siiopbeitbau,
ScnGtban ytumfelo, 0rpbidnliso, Sautra,
Gt,iljon 8. jtnuub. Bauer, Nprrwbeit9au,
Splrmpn 9RroSrr, gjecman, Illsntaun,
29cmuS 5asinsrp Bauer, Nrrpwtsiteau,
Srbn Scfman, Saufmann. glIrrtaun,
9tCtsrt SbrrIp, Bauer, 5anpsrr,
Samuel Spttel, 10. gltsbermilfcrt,
9orc6 YauFcnI6td5er, sBrEeF. CdlJsaT5,
SrDn S6iffcrt, Saufmann, 9liepermacun8is,
Srnrg Scaclmar, Bauer, Subrbeitball.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-10

Derf2. Di1rift in SllinCts, Der
Sannerb itrift Der Ser. Staaten.
5cIsenres 1T bic gtFimmms rcs sIerrsdsn al
ten erltn DiIrttts.
Srrmcut 1892
Suhanar 5,9SS
Sllmpre 639
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ode ,,s. .. holder. generally s,m ss b b.a 4 ~

ode r,se a holdess are senssay krm at s b bAa n a.
kinds pcthins special has trsnspared
MOLAsgES continues trady with moderate nQulry -.
Of $50 hhds and 2oo bbs Cuba MuscovSta to442Sc s n.
Ter priee for bbs
RCE-Only v,ry moderate demand prevails. ssl.s q.
TERtjITs-we notice sales Of the first iuvsI.s ~
Havana Oranges. comprising 81 bbs, at Fl . bM e"p
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sales continue maxim, oflu
lock spd Oak for future every The pesent stock asa
but limited assortment for buyers.
HOPs-New are Inactive We now quote Hole on
are dull prices we think trne lower; sss Of sbsuS
LiMy-Roclsnd 10 quiet; last saes ct &c. for Common ~
Boston sales have been made Of lA lss
ass a. 2.c cash The last sales made there 10 bses
Hmm. CLoTH-The Boston shippns Last remarks n
flov, 1.-THE IL rather uDsef-d LOT ounny Cloth
ists obt.ined although the stock
% the spot and arrive, 10 small There nave oeen saa
small &C., and 50 bales 70 arrive In Novs"oer on pnve
terms, but supposed at q less rate"
LEAD--We notice sales OF 80 tuns spanish ssdWl4
WOOLThere continues good demand Tor Native rsss
"a p,,d Wool and with reduced stock prices 6rulv
maintained Sales $4,000 sf 4o9 c Tor medium 70 Ans
-. r.ones and with small stock prices rule steady
FIsI-Dy Cod continues In good demand bot ~ there
No sAost nothing has been done to-day from hrs hands
We noc- sales coo qtis from second hand. ~ for Bt
and a. l2 for ST. 0eorses Asckrrei are sesdy and In fUf
sS.ITFTb. market firm; the demand GOOD sses Of 80
,.ets Ashons at 81 az; 800 sacks Jenrsys DSresys
81 ia and $50 sac he ground Ct S!c. .
UiyTbe supply 10 large with good inquiry Tor shppsf,
AL. OF $50 bales At 6od65c y 100 10
HIDES confirm. buoysnt and active; among the sale -
rpb;c are 600 Angostura at 2c mos 77St barcslsAa
e mos a. they run; 2<s7 Dry and Dry Sailed CaionAH
221d2l&c., 6 moe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16

ARNOLD-At Amsterdam. Mont omery County, New York.
Tuesday September Ambrose Spencer Arnold youngest
Of the late Gen. b. Arnold Of thai place.
ARCHER-At Jersey City, Saturday September 49, Ellen
s., wife Of Peter Archer. aged 81 years.
Her remains will be taken 20 fonkers for inermen
ARCHERon Friday September H. John w. Archer in the
4oth year Of his
ARMOUR-At Albany Wednesday September 10 Caroline
r,iot Of David Armour, in the Goth year Of her
BANTAOn Sunday, September H. after long protrac.ed
illness CsthArne s. Harms, wife Of Jacob Bsna ssed 81
Her remains will be conveyed from her late residence No 81
Bowery to NewbuIsh for ntermen on Tuesday morning
September l6, at 6 4 IN.
The funeral will be held In the Epi.copal Church
Newburb the Rev DR.. Brown, In the afternoon AZ 3 m
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend
without further notice
BROAD-On Saturday September 49, aner long and severe
Broad, aged 10 years and months
BOGERT-Ou Friday September ~ Eusenia wife of John
Henry Boset and youngest daughter Of Ezra and Emma
smith In the 18th year Of her age.
COFFIN-In Brooklyn, on Monday morning September Is
Alfred Herbert only child ID Charles b. and Lucy CoGn
aged years and months
br friends Of the family and ID his unces A. NJ L. w and
J. W Coffin respectfully invited TO attend hs funeral
from the residence of A. NJ. Coffin, No IA Willow Place
Brootyn this Tuesdsy) afternoon at O'Clock, without
further invitation
COLEY-In Newark, Sunday morning, Sept. II, Matilda
B. wife Of John II. Coey, eyed 81 yesrr
CLAPP-At Cuchosue Long Island, Sunday afternoon.
September H. Of ebolers insntum Alter an illness OF ten
days William Henry, only child Of Nary widow Of J. L.
Clspp,' aged year months and days
McLOUGHLIN-On Monday morning, Mrs Mary E., wife of
John Mclaughlin Publisher and adopted daughter oil kobt
II. Atom, aged 26 years 49,, .
The friends the family nU~d to attend
her funeral this afternoon at oeiock nom No. Market
street
NEWTQNAt Fort Wesds Bedloes Issnd, % fndsy,. Sep
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MARRIED..

ALvEY-HOPKINsIn Brooklyn, Thursday, Sept. H. at
ns aNs s Hopsn.
Woodhsven.
ABRAMs-MYERs.,. On Wednesday, Sep. TO- by the Rev.
s. NJ Issscs J. NJ Abrams Of San Francisco TO Lizzie,
daughter Of $. Myers of this city.
BoNNEAu1Tn RE 1 thi. city, on Monday Sep
to Lizzie NJ. Trefethen all Of this city.
BOLTON-vAN RENssELAER-At Greenbush, on Thurs.
day SsD H. b sas ksy OF the
WestehesteI County TO Miss Comelis Van Rensselaer,,
former place.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES South Columba Hertimef County,
CoeSsn ety. to M" EsSeh Huyei
ter Of Asbury Huyck, esq, Of the former place.
b Rev 81 Cut % William eS coois Of FIR
iyn TO Frances A. Sherman formerly of wHaven Conn
CGNNER-FoNpA-on Sunday evening Aug s. By the Rev
p. Corb Mr.. John K Conner to Miss Mary H. Fonda, both
ofthis city.
DONOvAN-McGRATH-on Sunday, Sept. H. By. the Rev.
Joseph Bowman parish priest Of Greenpoint New York,
isHd to- Mis-: Mary MeGa,S daughter Michael Nc
Graih esq, Of Catherine County of Limerick, Ireland
FOsHAY-BEATTY-In this city, on "Wednesday afternoon
Sept the Moravian Church. Houston street by the Rev
Beatty s soh Of 1h. s city ''A'' 10 MISS 0''' A.
hi; i, city MopSA ssPte%ss
Graham Mrs Jane stoddardt both Of Wiston, Cumberland
County, England
sE r. r., q Mr. OF ch nsd Gsy
oi,he place to Miss Eliza J. Peters OF GreenpOint
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city at the residence Of
Bangs MI Edwin r. Hammond Miss Saral E. Ingraharn
daughter of William ii. lngraham, esq.
-QUIN-On Saturday, Sept. 49, by the Rev A. c.
Foss Knight Sarah H. eldest daughter of Capt
Joseph p. Quin.
LOORIM-MURPHY-O Thursday, Sept. H. BY the Rev.
o. Farrell at the house of Mr. Sheas Mr.. Mathew Loorm
Of New.YoIk to Miss Mary Murphy of Brooklyn.
MILLAR-MORGAN-A Trinity Church, on Tuesday Sept
g. BY the Rev. J. Hsight, Charles Robb Mlar TO Eliza
beth Morgan, both natives Of Scotland
MOTT-MOTT-ln this city, on Thursday evening Sept H.
by the Dr. Forb at his residence in Clinton place Mr.
Robert Of Far Rockaway, L. l., Mrs Margaret A.
Mott of the city Of New-York.
RUDDEROW-SMITH-At Bergen ~ j. on Thursday Sept
H. by the Rev. Dr. Taylor Edward s. Rudderow 10 Anna
Virginia, daughter Of William J. b. Smith, esq.
ROUCH-NUNNS-On Tuesday, April D. by the Rev. W.
Gothsrd of Brooklyn, Mr. William H. Roueh to Miss Mary
A. Nuns both Of this city.
sAND-REDMOND-On Thursday, Sept. 4, by he Rev. DR.
Thompson Of Grand street Church, Edward sand TO Mrs
Lucreta Redmond both of this city.
TYLFR-ORR-On Sunday evening, Sept. by the Rev. Mr.
Smith Mr. Charles A. Tyler TO Miss Cornes Orr all Of this
city.
WHITAKER-COX-In New.Hsven Monday, Sept l. by
the Rev. ID. II. Hamilton, Andrew W. Whitaker Of Belo
Wis TO Mary Elizabeth daughter Of Geo. H. Coz esq, Of
New-tsven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16

In steam,hip Atlantic Jysm Lre,poct-G Peabody aes'
NH W. Fathsu Madam Lillunsed, Mrs. Gray, Nj. Dcdse
Msr.bs Miss p Marshall Miss L. Marshal Mcdonald and
iady W. Vsmberie, E. vsmberie, J. T.ppsn Miss kysoe
Mr. r. Edd:on Miss taIIer 4. Bnda and LADY spsnesr
1iax " Bsss and lady, II. Fairbanks Mss Fairnsnks, y
Tayor. Mis-. T. Taylor T. Keller and lady, DeAnO, Mss
beay.n Corning and lady Miss Corning Mr.. A CSTs
slnson j. Chandler M 0ibney and lady Rev. DR. F:che G.
lew Mr. Kennedy Mrs. k La Mr puRRc .% M.n,i.
Mrs Rogers and child C. Bradley, Dsyste Mr. kchner
Banks Jackson Henwiek and LADY NJ p a,ss, sns
C. McKeown N. Merit, EaIdenhen Bonsni selvst
j. Dawson, A. Nelson, Geo. Gouhsimer W. rsnsr' wv ~
vince Mis-. Murphy Mrs Mc(iyern and child G H. Bers
man Otis Dyer C. Robert and lady M' K.esT ne.
Gus, w r. Smith W. G.mmel. Mis-. NJ Ge%meil A. and~}
White and lady Miss s. Mcguire, j. Wood H. Kenedsy G. b.
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.smteI H. rords Louise .susher Of rhom.. and Annie
Newton " city, Nd, ased yeu and II days

,smteI H. fords LOUISE laughter Of rhom.s and Annie
Newton VI city. Nd, aged year and II dAy~
UopFN-At Three Rivers Canada Ess on Wsdnesd.y seB-
nmb,r 10. Mary ,..n. daughter oi the late .-ss D.
Ogden, in To-, 18th yesro her age ,
fARsrrs-At Braiseboro, Vermont on Sunday.
III ,eavss and friends are respectfully invited 10 ,ena on
funeral ON Wednesday afternoon SEPTEMBER " - o,,re
,am HI. late r,.d.nce in Fluhine without further vss
NJ Iiani civ CONNECTING with Flushing Railroad ieA'
Fulton Market Slip at ?. m returning a. oo = p,n.,
PAIMER-On Thursdsy, September H. Ebeneser T. '"~'
Th. Tsrran. viii be taken New Rochelle for ia.efnsn'
s.aras .S R.sos II d. Snh
riment N. Y IN.
Chi: s or r.lSs
Robert lakewood Of smith. Psrish Bemuia IN INC S'"
year Of her
Bermuda papers please copy . -, Nah.
PETERSON Saturday morning, sept H. NJ "
Peter. wife Of CharIes Peters. asrd 81 years and days
REED-on THURSDAY Sept H. of oo1se.tn Of The c,a2
o. II. p Reed Of Giiboa, scohaIe County ~ -
RoGERs-On Saturday, September - after short 'l in the
Ellen Grace daughter Of Thomas and Leiia S'se''' " ''
ROBINsON-At Eewburyport Mas, "Wednesday sep
TENDER 10, Col. Robert Robinson, aged - years. anil.
RILEY-on Sunday morning. September H. sS rear
youngest Of Thoms. and Ann t. Riley asea 'eA'
months and day. - ,
RAPALJEo2 Thu,,y sepsmber H. on 'TaIs Ne Fies
Surgeon Of the Home Squadron ,r,-.,u, r., in
The taken to the family ground at fhh 0'
suITON-on Saturday September 49, Of dyenaIy Chse.
Edward infant Of John and Maria sutton asea n''
and "a days. . -,
SUYDAM-At Mendham ~ j. on Saturday Sept -, yonn
D. K-e.e only child of Daniel r. and Charlotte NJ
The relatives friends Of the family and those OF
and Henry Suyds respectfully invited 70 a.,ena
funeral the residence Of his parents NO 10, ~ ..
Twenty second street. this Tuesday afternoon sept w.
o'clock -,
sMITH-On Saturday Sept 49, Harriet wife Of w. R. Smith
enrrsv.r, No. 20 Beekman street. aged - years.
SMYTHOf lingering Illness Mary Burowes wife OF rnp
smyh native Of Edendeny, Kings County, Ireland III Ne
IS h year Of her age.
sAYERS-In this city, Saturday September 10, Oh COZ
sump ion Edwin Ssyers, in the J9h year of his age =
sWAHN-On Friday, September II, Robert Thomas SOL o
James and Mary Swan aged year and days
crAprJJs-a, N.wnor on Monday September g. after q
but painful illness Lizzie the wife OF hcnard oAP
in the 18th year of her .
TUCKER-At Taunton, Mass, Tuesday sepemoef' 'ne
Rev. Josiah Tucker, aged Is years
yOSE-At Boston Friday, Septembet H. the HON ilsh
Voe formerly Of Dorchester aged 60 years and months
WORKABLE this city Saturday,, September H. Doetia
widow Of the late Henry Worrsll aged ~ years .,
The funeral will take place the e,dence OF h sou
inlaw Dr. Palmer No. 81 Rvingon street on tuesday AZ
5ocoek D. M The relatives ard friends Of the family are
invited to attend without further notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16

LIVERPOOL. Wednesday evening, Sept isA
Additional TO their circular Of yesterday MesUs Rehardson
sp,nce 4 Co. of Liverpool, report as folows:
WEpNEspAY EvENiEG, Sept 3-This has been very me
,s, a.y most favorable for harvest operations which are nov
far In the Ga. trade there has been very s
insy unchanged AT Marx Lane to-day the msrtst va
with email attendance and very limited ousnsss ~ s
without alteration CorroS sales to-day rs.shsd s
OF which 900 were for export and speculation IN
from those syen Yesterday namely-Mddsns otesns
sd Middne Mobile and Upland, sd D.:
'M.ssr Bialand Athys Co. Of Liverpool r. po't: .
"WEpNIspAY Evening. Sept. j. In bhtAos'vris ~
change since the Atlantic LEFT this morning tnets ~ ,n
doing and lower price. wonld nave 70 o.
In LAID Isl cw was paid to-day for 50 tun' In o''e' 1
Giles change =, -, rorrox q. Collovs.
LIN RpooI Wednesday Evening sept. 1--sincs rmay
.be,e bas been demand hardening prices W %
hi. evening are estimated 200 bales Of which ~ are
and spnners have tnsis'oe
r., IS 600 baes The daily transactions were fnday ivH
hi Saturday 10 600 bales Monday, 1900 oaes fuesdAy
600 bales; Wednesday, II 900 bales" .
Messrs Wsterhouse Sons Daily Circular repoi s. no
LIvsRPooL "Wednesday evenins-There mas oe c 'S
,, demand TODAY for CoTroS sales reaching l~o oAe
which 5000 are speculation and for export 81 urn prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16
The earnings Of the Ere Road u Angus 'n0" .
,,,c. cain over August Of last year. They are:
Ausust 80
Aufurt, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~''''''''


For July and August the earrings reach 81 Oo9 ,oc2,
leaving 1881 eco for September, to reach our estimate
Of 81 GEO. 900 for these bre months, which conclude
the fiscal year. The earnings Of August, iS'o were
&47 ...s and this month $4oo 900 ahead on the hr't
fourteen days. In publishing last month, the state.
ment of the Erie Road for the first three quarters Of
the railroad year we wrote
"The earnings of July August and September lat
year were seversIly &372C77 {4A 979 and s37 ,!J9-
in the aggregate, 81 2j3T6. There is every reason
to believe that this year these months VIII give
81, COG, COO The result of July we already have-a
gain Of sloe "a July last year-eavng only an
ncreaee Of as 600 per month in August and Septem
Der to reach 81 600 OO0; and in August to the isth
the gain in receipts is already $eS,o0 WITH TINS
amount the aggregate of the year VIII be- IN rouna
numbers &c, 800 C0c-leaving $4,000 Of net earn
ngs Deduct interest, g. 900 and the balance tor
dividend and sinking fund 81, 80 Oo0 or l9 cent
on the capital stock of which the sinking fund 40
serbs $50 GEO. leaving $3.50 GOO or over - cent cent
the sinking fund.- $50
The promise for this result, it will be SEEM Is stili
good. The receipts thus far this year. compared with
the same months of the previous year, have been:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16

COFFEE-Ihe market Is very nrrn. he
rs1. and on IasuayI. been Oh
iS1Sf e jaw iss w..,.n CAM. y,.,,
Atlantic and Arabs. prices are Solo lower with little dona
% s ' tendency ar: the
SS $50 % for common 70 good State
iSsisns : md Upper Lake IS % .agsrsas
So 75a 81 20 for common to fair extra Ohio 81 a ss for
the latter ef' price for .hs. brand Mills
c.ass. st. s'q sS.t a
southern Flour dun lower the .riys fair
for ens es :aPtsns inn
ss IS s.. :. IS s Say I'd eo srs u
request bills Jersey IS 750 s. sOi Brsndywne
GRAiNA good inquiry for Wheat but prices below the
view. Of holders generally and the sIness hs been dJ
including 5000 bush Southern Red at 81 57GSl So; Loo
Dc. s So @ and bush " % I
a&i Rye is firm, with very little here's sales Of 500 bush
and 46a47c for Western Barley is in limited demand 81 %
Ss ST. Corn G Lover and ed Y cell S.. and White
Mixed 70c part closing heavy and inactive White
~ but the close
heavy and nactve sales of $50 bbI, Ssd6c for Ohio
PRovIsoNsThe inquiry for Pork i. fair for the trade
with some speculative demand and price. are better for Meas
Prime included in the goo bills Mess buyers option
all this month with five dsys notice 90 Beef steady and
for Prime; ssass Is for Country Me.' 90 500 si for
packed Mess. and $Ia sl2 50 for Extra do. Prime Mess
quiet fl4Q$l7 Beef Hams nominal at $40 and much
ranted Bacon is qSis. At iale Gut Meats are dull and
better under the from EurOp sales Of $50 bills and cs
and 100 large and small kegs lsi0l4c Rough
Sides not plenty sales Of SO hhds at 9c Butter in
good request 5 9c for Ohio and 7d for State Cheese
is in fair demand at ease. y n
SUGARS-The feeling continues good and fair Mondays
business has been done Refined buoysn All the ehnes
sold stock and taking orders for de-
livery weeks rates The sales include $50
hhds mostly Cuba mostly of low grades for refining
NAVAL STORES-Spints Turpentine 10 inquired for
but e large receipts and high prices demanded check the
transactions materially and prices irregular ses I'D bb
in merchsnable order 4c from wharf IS bbs do. at &c.
and bills &C. cash. good orders small sales to the trade
making 4c. In Crude learn Of further important
Transactions buyers free purchasers at So So but sellers
asking higher Common Rosn 10 in moderate dsmand
sales go bbs At IS $40 h. In yard The medium and
fne qualities continue in request sales 200 bills No 80
$40 n Delivered 200 bills medium No. at 81 So and 90
bbs Pale White at SIS go b. Tar steady and in mode
request Pitch selling moderately at UNCHANGED rates
AND EXPORTS Of Naval Stores the Pert Of New
Yort for the week ending Sept. Is, 1856: