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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
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Aversse price q head SO St a.. n,.. ~ c.v.,
VEALsThere is an IN proyenent "a III e ~. wee Ord
s,y Ca,es from the pasture not worth a. Hucn say o
live weight There will be h, season. except that from
srsss Calves, which has none OF the na'o' aNu ~
milk COws-There Is change worth noting in the COW
nske Those who have them to sell may os sure ' H'
viii Lot Wills Sssi ~ = 2s a the hot month of
August bas bad the tendency all ovestocaed mar
kes The price has not only eeclined but alcult r
owners 10 purchasers prices that w1 save them from
loss The market sufed aid owters must take Whatever Is
bid or hold The yards quite full AM coming
Some OF sales have been ade at the following prices
j. Yesze Co Iowa corn.ted. average l75 gross at
& fOqRs Of owfS 5 sV5o'S Co.. sn
1870 ate Sc ooc gross H. Young II this State, still fed
fed hogs sold Monday at solc. gross week previou
wouc have sold tor b hundred than they sold
lor."
We hear Of still fed hogs srfering from disease and being
sold to them before they cied.
Sales Of Hogs for the week ending Sept s. 1856 by Miles
Bartlett Commission Merchants NO 9l Washington street,
For H. T. Blsck Eason Pa So s'ied hogs, gross
n b price &C. For John Ssncerson Carlisle Pa, 10 still
fed hos, go ~ price 6sc For r. r. Black,
Fo Joseph McpherSop, Buffalo " AZ stock hogs price c.
For hcAlser, Delaware Co.. Ohio, Ill corn.fei hogs,
Ohio $40 fed hogs. gross l66 d. price &c. For g. w.
Wells Delaware Co Ohio l02 cornfedhogs gross III b,
price .soO For States Hayes, Ashlana, Ohio lis
iea ksnucl hogs sy gtoss 6 b price oc Eos same Fn
6 stock bogs price &C. For Little Abels Marion Co.
Ohio SO fed hogs 800 d. price 6.c For
70 stock be &c. prce 6c For NJ sivers Foft Wayne Ind
stock hogs, price SIC. For Msren Week Wayne Co., Ind
.s6 corr led ho ay sre,s 1876 ID Priee sc For same ON
Ohio, 10 confei hogs lS0 10 prce6t For Luby
Chausuque Co.. T. Ia cOrn fed hogs, ay gross 100 10 Pce
s.i6c.
The number arriving tbs week given the butchers the
control Of the market competey aud prices have declined
6dt!c gross and 7lQsc dressed weight slfed hogs gross
weight Sc. dressed weight 7a7lc. Stock hogs, ea6ic
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
M1RZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
Cleared.

-Roanoke, Simmer Norfolk Ludlam Pe..nts
Florids, WoodhuI Savannah. s. l.. MitchiL
sbips-Reslm Burgess, New Orleans, Robson Fosdicti
Idad tBrem Hepks Baltimore, Meyer sslcken; Cara,
Ticomb Lyerpoo Nesnith Co. Rebecca D.nrer, Monte
ydeo, Fceter, Elliott l. Co
BsIhs-G ID smouse, Cresner Philadelphia Walsh, Carver
Chase; Della, Ashley. Galveston Il. Bro~er Go. |,
Therese Brem. H'korst, Bs smcre Bu-chsrd Burke X.
Hsste. kifcbie. ST. John. EdmoL dston Brothers
Bngs-Amsnds, Cooms, jacksonville r. r. Buck Co. Ea
doius Haskell Elizsbethport, w Elwe.l Co
schoones-C. b. knudson. Squires Lsvsccs. aeCrsady.
Mott Co. Sabine Howard. Newb.ru, Davis Holmes Carl
ton JsyLe, Tyler Brookhsven Merrill Abbott Ellen, Hal
lett, Pniladelphs w. Mckee; Vest Wind Borne,. Bsl
Diuor Philips; Scerce Gsding, Providence. Ken
ny; VIM Allen, GIaIt Richmond G. H. P~non; II. Plk.,
AnDsck; Richmond, C. Pierson Harriet. Guthrie, Penn
Hand f. J. Bros a,d, Cormict Rchmor d, L. Crook j.
Randolph Granger, City Point. Dim,u Phillips.
Sloops-BsckstoDe, Stedmsn Providence, usser; J. W
lace, Lincoln, Taunton, master.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
Ncw.Vovk Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT receipts ard selling Of BEEHES,
MILK cows. VEAL CALVES, SHEEP and LAMBS,
SWINE with carefully prepared ee9un, Of the mum.
bsr, quality ard price of BEEF CATTLE, a. the great
Weai es5sy marhet at wAsHINGrON DROVE fAsDS, D,
44th-st Prepsred every week, expressly for THE NEW"
YORK TRI8UvE bv sOLON ROBINSON
CURRENT PRICES FOR THE WEEK.
WEDNESDAY. Sep. 3. 1853.
pFEyEs-These sod By the head at prce equal to the
vsus per pound Of he weisht Of BEEF III the quarters
The hide and talow. 18th quser hot counted In tns
msn et AZ II Ia In Boston. u .
TT. prcss 10 dsy per round vii about sic First
quality Ice very eyrrs, ice medium, 9nssc po>rest
SIC ver il for d19c. But few sales lOc or ulder &C.
PRICES OF VEAL CALVES-Calves .re usually sold
through the at TO 7c pound i've ses t5e
Fom one days old known " Kittens which orins
4l rs 10 e3a s. In Autumn rood many grass Calves
four to six old. sell for sS1sS each scoe fas veal
selle often ss high ss SIaSO
MILK COWs-The price OF Cows depends a. much upon
fr cy tbs price Of horses Ordinary Cows s21a t good
fair Cows. sS50 SO; Extra qraity. with calf 500 s
SHEEP AND LAJBS-Conmon Sheep, S2OdSo; extra
Sheep. $50 81 Lemhs, S2a fe. 80 A.,
SWIEF-Westen Hogs corp-fad large, hrst quality rve
ue.sht 5la6c dead wlght a7s' smell re "a i've i've
weight 5'9si; essd weisht 79stc Wsste,n " Sea-. "a,
Eve veisbt tafi;; S4sd vesht sQelc Ne~l o'k sst.
sms ,xe prrra m srket retailing hve weight 9 d"; aesd
weight. ias4c. Stock, ttdotc.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
u.rLe,. Pe,vrtec 6y Tslesr a ~.

Rrrr.to Sent SIS PN-FLoUR changed sn1 hrn sales
4CO bbIs at 81 10 Niscorsp; 30 pc 81 to'
GOOD Car schissn; sc ) r extrs ONO iiHsnA
rois srd Mchisan ST ~ for hsst extra WHEAT eioss'
sac in edvurce; $500 bush s 81 10 Tor ana
lows Su a. 81 ~ for white Mchfan, and ~ iof
white II ipCis Corn &c frmer; saes 50 go Nosh At p9o%
oars steady WHIsKy-7oO bbs a. pc CANAL psGlDhrs %
N,w.Yok lSi dlic Nr Corn. ard l7sdlSc TOR Wheat ne
.ips in the twenty four bors 10 room focsN; ol.2 DDS
of ~ Our 80 "a br,h OF WHEAT, 1888 bush Ooss Chh
Txpoars: 50 s7 bush Of Wheat, S s75 bush Of C'n ana
7Coc bush OF Oats -, IL, ia. .x,,. u.his,,
=, se 81 Wur.r irm ard with good demAnd 'ies
II eco bu.b AZ 81 50 for wbite Canadian ncadng
O5OO bush Chicago Spring, TO Irive at sl ~ .oks
ae. GEO at 65c No FLOUR GRAIN receipts hy ake tshl
exrorts-aO bbls OF FLOUR So 800 bush Of WHEAT snd
65S2 bush Of CoRN.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
N. Y. Wholesale Priccx Of Country Produce
For fBE WEE EyoDG SEPT. 8.
Reported TOT TER n. TRIBUNE BY cosovkE FRENCH
Genera Commission Prodpcs Dealers West Washington

COOP APPLES rot plenty more espscIayts eans
Arm considerable Quantities coming IN from W est
ern NewYork but they mostly sweet Common Apples
ere e 5 S1n% Iade. sab 81 o S4 s. q b5
Good selling at 42a 50 50 T. bb Western Apples
doc,, s2a Is T. bbL, in lots; Common Apples 75'.
PrhEs ore in demaId aud selling well. BLties az.
a. bbI wa.hinpion, So y bb There are hat few csel
Peas IN and they very good, eloe a. r5d 80 DBL
eod sweet Pears are worth ~ 'CG - Dbl Cooking reas
PIrrs are not very pl.vty and still hieh ",snum Bo
nurn. 1T 81 y buh Egg Pums &5G So T. bush. Rleecx
e.. Gage 81 50 T. bush Green CAGES $40 ~ :" & bush
PHacHEs ore scarce and selhs heh tie that
hey will 60 still he hen the cit return to The city
the eemaId will be Te.eT and The qusbtty sow less a. the
Raerpes sud Honest ohns 'elre AZ t34 SO %
S"'s'' seco sc" 'ns are sri w.rh s. Ses1s
Cron Nnmts MELONS are at thsiI h.ht and have sold
selIps a. 81 .oas IS p tbi seconds, q bb Water
meo are Llerty ard selling well e1,fi .a7 are selat ~
ssPSoi ~ S5G "'r'''a' p''1's P'"' n- - ' ~ 80 ~
bush -
PorAToEs It'll, scarce and the prices stiff as there are
large Quantities stDl tent South.
81 DBL Ju' $.S s, ~ 3 B. 2 s, snss sd
i" hs in esnsderae qusnftss from jeisy I
Sss Ca nds1 8: @ 'as sS On 'Sf dScs 6
osIoSs not a. penty in market as last week an!
~Si'h - i Dbl ! White So 3 I, b,l,; strrss - 5oa
81 = buuSr.d RED GARLIC - Se = huntrsd o.r,
bunches CARROTS 81 T. hundred bunches RUTA BAGA
TURNPs are very and i'll good oemsni sc los o &
hb BosToS MARROW SQUASH 81 y bbl TucgMBERs ~!
q hundred. PICKLES +l - e. thousand LIMA BEANS II
basket CRANBERRY BEANS 81 % basket; STRING BEANS
&c a. basket EVERGREEN and SWEET CORN 7oc a 81 T.
bundled; +; BURLINGTON CoRS &c T. hundred.
BUTTER high lat week Orange County pail DC
~; OIspge Couny fiin ga &c p Ii good s'a's kns,
I Sc good State Welsh tubs. &c p n ord asry state,
istl b ~ coed Western, l7a9;. 10 common ial6;.
T. 10.
FiHs 1.9s qgsHt Gysss 3 sisi s. skim CHEESE 'as''
State EGGS Isc T. dozen; Western do lGQl7c = dozen, by
count -
PorLTRY- Fowls, alive e2075c q pairiressed 75ds7c T.
par; Checkers 44d62l = pair ivedresse] 50G7c pair:
rurktys Awe J. q tdressed. 7dGc t. ID; Ducks 15c a
VI R pair BEEF BY side &c T. b. PORK lie for ll and 81
SJc fyr lsrd. ard is selling very slow Mutton 8d9c D.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

Fi.urts ont lie - and therefore whatever may say
shor, the urces will alter the truth Of figures aud
.yery one who can resd them will be able 20 form pretty
oriou Of state OF the market for he will
e.s,e o! head the week and that e
hat nuber Of State Cattle In the yards to-day Sock
hat w.s he over the bsh prices ses
oucon OF ic y today. Several persons assured us that
woulo cell sversge Of 1lO Y head ess than
TIE 1srce hind Of stock sold for lsst week.
vhat~e anticipated because with such abund
srre of reef cattle ia the country assured there
20 butchers paying 0c for the very
bst A1d vhen with four thousand arriving,
s,d With tbouspd tsy the Of the number
offered here each market day lest year. undersd
WY owners ,boGd exrect why butchers should pay any
Ii loey pr.ces than have prevailed to-day. We shall be
beJ.eye e1cey, few. or whom have sympathy. II
they will buy the cas Of cattle such here
tocAy ths, weisL cw and will not sell for over
round CT II they do lose We
a- sure ha eli he stock fairly aid in that sold to-day l0
soli At proft q the Grover.
Ne name two droves Of superior Kentucky soak that
e.sfed a1d IS T. head for the True know Of
Others that much bat DO not believe that single
dollar wss lost uror 81 ale bullock thst sold for l0c D.
And there short supply Of the, class il market. while
here was pies sut o. the lower srsies As us7s the
The stock punbers BoI,on. Not les
th.n 500 probsb,y were sod ~ Albany 70 Eastward.
he vesiher today al II tyor Of he SELLER; s clear
ard uo.rssly But the OF the yards
COO cattle II tue pens there ,ts
yves he impression Of large Supply,
bu buye- stock anxious ma early
rrhssss AMI consequently ID, business Of the mo-ng
the business seemed drag heavy a,d The brokers' hA3
ave az a Of weight where ,hy would not way
4 Ir-e.
there practice srovre heIe thA; detrimental the
Interests Of q C.te ia The long aid very
s. sssers ID dc ssgsehe }! psy te ~ s;ssun9dsE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
Ocean Steamers.
Passengers Sailed

In s,eamhip At,ica for Lirs,pOoi-M Mr. and Mrs ~ S
R,,note Mr. and Mrs Georse teuicse, dhi X =. h,s a.
Mis- r. Torham and 3childrsD, New fors m aod MRS,
Smythe s.hr ston Mr. std Ars. George Csne,s Lns
Robert Burcb II. b. ~ Con'usl Chsreson MIs nnSu a.
ard servant DO W = Lewis New York Geng, nssoo, o."
Mr., Hsrt an uurse Phls5erhs Mr. and Mts
inart ard pure Baltimore q Porer Bohn Messs ~ N
YorI: Moir New York Gil ert do hrs Gh9est, Nsw
York j. C L.ch, New York a. slayert Mactasn Ehxs%
Mr. odel N Y Rev Esward F.rrelty Mas Ason, !,
FensnStz Havana. Colweli, nasnes, Y IrNn 5oson
Ramon Pom aex Vincent de Is Forr-de
murray scoaDd O. A scbon, St Thomas. bS,slSy' .
nah; John Goodbsnd, N Y Fnsns, Sslioth,s ny neny
smith, y swao wick, N ,,'. Kane: resa. a. DsssI
man ~ Y; r. Leckueysf, N DIzlei Pc osh'i W.
Gas store. Erg II. Pstre, Goapp; xe1Soi cco
seIs do; WIN. Coal.eu, Lord'ni John " nianas d. L.
Watts do; John A. Bsohuan Gs'many Relck 'rt DO Ms
STARK Tepp, John Hawk, 81. John Mrs IRE H. child
sno servant Bos Frank Fanner John Thorop'sn 0bi Js
cobs " n; Ajax Reed Ensiatd; so.blar l,aly Mfr
Riv.t 3ctdren and n'snt. Eng snd; Nrs d. Hull % MI
Refer Psg Belgium Mrs @. Beswch, Qa-fec ass ssn1-
otsl, 88. =. ~
= In ,teamship Boyua, Hombu,s sa1sd SEP. IA H.
Bake srd fanny Ouo Henche and lady Mr. Waudery and
Iaoy and lady hr Brnkoeyer LAZY snd ehsdi
Mr Best ard LADY, Mr. Herlich %. BaiwDke Charles Men
,cbe R. DLrfeld C. Meyer James Kahn Mr. Van Wses. p
1eger A. S.id's Mr. Duhr,rg b. L-vy.J Wess 9. Her.e
Miss Helene Krinel, Mics Pne Cara Phel, Mss best Mira
fak and child, Mrs Schroeder hs Frost Mss Bstelness,
Mrs. Kremer and III in second cabin.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

HOPS-Old conti1ue dull New quiet at TIC
y the that the dGfy backed T., the latest
a. 9.700 10000 snd 81 the lose was s1van;si
pocket received Of their this yeas crop
~ Pc, cut The quality is SAID 70 be better than tho
fret ipt Of 1852.
HAYA good shipping demand and With fair supply prices
are steady Of 400 bales 60a6jc 100 ~ AID to the
city trade at 7Ud75c.
bEMP-AneIicap in re6ueed sock, and rricss are firm
,mtn sas Of Uu1reed at Eoo j aud Dressed at 24O
a25O y fun mos Foreign ia moderate demand; sales OF
Y baes sa bad order al &c. AID 50 do comprising in
hsi d. private terms; sm. lot s oaes) on forlda
sold a. G.. ca,h ston. 200 bales J1te sold at ioO 2WO
bales Manila lCc and IS uhs No Russa Hemp Yarns a
~ ic noe. ,
HiDFS-The market tas active to-day The
cont hiuoTspee free sp1sion Of hoa ting eesoe
t the sales OF lU0Buenos Ayres IL Sc %
niouib 8 ade puSc-both usual selec-
lion al weiaL 500 Barcelona a. 22c months aud 1850
O,onocss from second hands 81 equal 70 25ic.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
Philadelphia Cattle Market. t......SEPT. 3.

The supply Of Beef Cattle in the market yesterday and to-
day Better than at last quotation and there small
decline IN the price
BEES CATTLE-The sales amounted TO s7 head, and
from the following States Pennsylyara ~ Ohio 49, Viz
fLis l2 and Ma land S great number Of the Pennsylva
Lie cate Chester County and sold at from
SO 5Od so 00 ib-s few If the best bringing $40 25
2s head fIo Ohio sold 1t from 0d 10 81 y 100 b. Com.
ard mddlip cattle brought from 81 5OQ SO.
SLEEPS LanBsThe offerings amouu ted 10 900 head,
and Oc0 head disposed Of at - d 81 80 each in
quality 4o0 Ohio Sheep sid az 50 25G IS head, aud
go nom Indiana sold at SS IS T. head
HoGsThe of Bogs amounted to 500 heal at prices
ranging from S7id aal q l0oB
Cows CALvEs-rhs market was better implied 2to
head having been sold al from Q ~ for Fresh Cows ga
sS5 for Springer and sl5Q s25 for Feeders
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
PnsscnRera Arrived.

In ,tsomahip Pesia trOm Lire,poot-xr Ieuoyd. ASer
BebI, nd, Br Hodges Mr. Rogers snd iy seyoert,
Rev w. Reilly sLd lacy Behrsnd lady nfsut ste muse,
Ms Bshrend Mr Games and lady, Mr. T0orburl and lady, w;
r. Wrtht and Nv, Mr. Conrad s"d lazy ). Wtiaus aud
sdy ME. and Es. TOdhunter Thomas Mott and sdy Mr.
Shch MI. Caushy, q. Decerch Richard Mc Nance rhomH
Mrs Jones: Mrs Anderson " Voc s,,e. Lady, child
and Ms Richards, Miss CsIrs Mr. Suarz LAZY three
B. P. stsIr P. Pttss Miss Mary Watts Mss Fros., A. T.
Lyman Thos j. Dickson, D. Williamson, Mr. Anderson r.
JobIs Mr. Curtis T.. Pratt Louie James Claude Mr. u-
kips Lincoln Mr. Frederick and lady mr Baxter lady,
children, Mrs Rennie Miss Renne, Mr. Hay l,dy,
child rurss and maid servant Mr. Msury and sdy Mr..
Bond and lady Nj Rus. Mr. shensu. Miss Greg, Mr. Ben
suprel, W. A Fans Nr Tot Lieut. Barchud Mr. McVusr.
h. w Wade Mr. Wexford Mr. Dana X. w. Da1s, r, g. Low
Field. LADY and servant Mr.. Lstimer and lady.
Mis- Lattiraer Miss T. Lster SIR L,ttmer children and
Geo Folsm lady daughters aud maid ser.
ysrt Thomas re and Mi" Emily DIing Miss Ba
Taylor 0eln, Bley and lady Pena Wenman Mrs Broai
wood chill, ,ren aDd servants Meus Qnentee " Psnni
man, Hepry Ball H. h. Robbins, John Power Robert 0gey.
BeD newoh Louis Mary Lae Travis Wolfe, Bhsgs.
f. schenewind. Mr. R0bde Blake Congef Smi,o. Hugh,
Mcrne,, Meaken Thomas Misss +. Hurry, Mss ~ Hurry
Ms Hurry Mr. Small and lady Alexander, John Alex,
sIder S'' Alexander Miss ogiey Mr. Ncso SOL Mr. Ay.
Mr. Sf KEN lady child John Cox and lady Miss Abbott,
Mis- Stone, y. Abbott H Lorey r. Massey and lady O..
r. Htule. Wet Forisn Mr. Eoss Mr. Hss, Joseph Sinclair
George Low, Pniip BsD.er Mr. Fninston y. vo.e N B.
Adsmr Mons Duford Mr. Liese Mr. Montgomery Mr. Asury,
Jas Morrison Miss Rch'e Mrs Scott, Mr. Ayhe lady aud
eblJ l.. Goodwin julius RosenssiD, VIM Steednan and
lady Mrs. Hannah Wad Miss utfe'e j. Tailor, Goidsn.
Mrs. Joel and sister, Mscom Cameron, Vincent Wallace
Andrew Mcknight, Mr. Hays and man servant Tots', <S
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

The Mps says that tie supply of money In the dls'
count market in eAcess OF the demand, ana that
if the harvest well secured fears need be te Tor
the future Of the money market. Another authority
says:
Internationally be the if there were any general
or well founCe ed appreheDsons to the harvest, have
been liberal; add the supplies ST the conmaud OF the
banks al money brokers nearly az large as they
were when the dividends were being psd three or
four weeks ago. Rates certainly have not de lined
generally but the highest class o. bills are taken IN
Lombard street at Il, aud in some cases AZ cent.
Excbequer bills are alsJ looking up; 50 toat II the
Money market be test of opinion IN the highest and
best informed quarters 81 to the Immediate future,
there s no to be discouraged at present pros
poets. On the Stock Exchange Money has been very
easy, bu, We may expect some l3hness IN lew uays
az payment Of 10 y cent irstallment upon the hve
mhC loan amounting TO $500 0OO is due mex week,
while the railway settlement will be in progress ~ the
DAme time"
About $500 900 in specie had arrived during The
week. Geld was in LEES demand for France. OF the
gold per Walmer Castle fl72 900, the greater part il
not the whole is likely to be purchased for transmits
sion to the Continent, chiefly TO the Credit Mooier at
PAIR. whence 1t viii be RENTED to Vienna TO meet
the mens due from that esta aoshmen Tor The p1r
chase Of Australian railways.
The return from the Bank of Epgland for the week
ending the 10th of Aus gives the following results
when compared with the previous week; ...
Public d.posits 66s Increase ...'i / - ~
yN1ei eefo~~''''''' iSa,e 500 Ipcrease....., 904
On the other side of the account:
Government securities 0lo 0'S.... Unchanged 49,
No.. onssnnios.s '''' 500 ,oe 49,. Dec reass. 5,561
b The amount of notes in circulation Is 12OOI9,l ,l'o
being decrease Of t33 fe0, and the stock OF bullion
IN both departments is fl2, ,ij5 62i, howing an in
crease Of f39,32 when compared with the preceding
return.
Cotton had declined I'D, but BreadstuAs, 10 con-
sequer Of the heavy rains which had fallen and the
effects of which upon the harvest feared had sd
vance ! v bbl. on Flour, 2I y or. on Corn and a
Cd. y bush. The day the steamer left there was
favorable change in the weather.
The final quotstions OF the French Three y Cents
on he Paris Bourse were 5of 75c for money and 7O
zoe for the end of the month"; showing further ac.
tionsl decline.
Financial affairs on the contiTent appear as insc-
tive As in London. For months past there has been
scarcely the slightest movement on The Vienna ES-
obapee. At Amsterdam also the Stock market has
been equally dull. At Hamburg the pressure Tor
aon.y 10 unsbated the rate OF discount beng ola
~ cent On the Paris B)urse every movement TO-
vsd sscovery proves msuentSTy, and pnees %s ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

COFFEE-A little doing az tll IS; sAes OF ""
bags Mo II ana ~ bass Lssuayrs at 2c 100 mss Java
4!c y bags st Dod at lO3c in :ludne s here
CANDLFS-Tter- continues aI inquiry for Adslnenn-;
price do not essentially offer those Of last "Wednesday
,sles Of so az 0hc fr city brands incl udns
"Pheu1 Cos Staten Island Psm, &c, and boxes Lyles
POlhsn,us & Co.'S German Wax al 8 c.
COA-Tbe arrivals of domestic below the wants of the
local rsds and prices have upw tendency To meet the
Increased consupnon they should exceed those Of last year
fully 10 4 ceL bereas below those OF the CORE
srod cate last season Large OF Pes-h Orchard a.
81 75Q S5 Is for small aud lGge sss The ,uppy OF
foreign better and prices m sales OF Sidney al
IS 80 Is Grass Carmel at ss cssh Oel So Joa 49,
an House Car mel al $40 oo0 $50 75
COPPER-Hew Shesthns is frmer, and is held 9c.
srd Yellow Metal al Sd 1c mos lugu Coooer is in re-
duced supply and prices m sales Of 10 Lake
Superior at q dSc Old Sheathug Is sesay tales OF
10 tCO N OF 2o q 2ic, cash.
oYFWOODsTte stock of a. kinds is small and prices
general firm but the transaction, tor
limited TO mesgsr supply and the high Of ffeisn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
Cambridge Cattle Market.

Reported for The NEwYoRx TRIBUNE BY GEORGE RUPr.
WEDsEsDAy Sept 3, la3e-
At market s42 Csel 40 B.eyes and 5f2 Stores con.
sstns OF Working Oxen, Cows and |. and Years cid
PRICES -Msrhet Beef Extra, SO; fret quality S70S7 50
second quality IS ci third quality, s5Q s5 soi ordinary
81 50. -
sTosrs-wOriirs Oxen, from asa go to siica sI5o
Twenty i've rairs az marbet.
Cows CALVES from $3.50 to Sf0d s62; Two Years
old. SAdS S.i few Yeerlinss from slx0 Sl4
SHEEP ASD LANBs-44ll st MARKET Prces iu lots 81 80
@2 ~ 5od ~ eaeh Extrs and Selections s3 25 S 4pQ
swSE-2ooo Western at market Prices fs 6c. y t live
weehi dressed eic. Shoats in lots lei retail &c. Osos 10
the lsie supply the past week Hoss have declined h = To-
NUMBER FRoN EACH
SkAsp Cal
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04


Ou- report shows the Increase Of receipts OF Beeves for the
the whole cy upon the weekly average az s'7 heed
800 last week
The market to-day $50 head Of new stock and
Of stale from weeks report which 10 7sO increase on
the 87S for eech market day last
and 7 upon the number sold last Wednesday and
the dsy before
The of 1roves given below and Of
State where Cattle from. Tho Of salesneu other
thar owners ore Cattle Biokers who sell commission
ford drove or
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
Mnrkets-CARErULLY REPORTED roR The rRlErSE

Y,
ASHES-Tbe market is very firm vita good demi for
Pots at ria o. sod Pearls $775 The stock embraces
al bbls Pots and 1872 bb Fesrs Salsatus steady at 'c
cath.
BOOTS AND SHOES-The falss and malicious reports set
sfost by dealer cit vicinity Of The yellow
prevailing b deferred msry ouoi town dea!7rs
from with this consequently trade IL rather back
ard thoush tcere s business doing could be
pec,eo under the circuusrces Tne assortment hero IL
superior TO that of any other ciy the Unon and oilers
,pf ndd selection desirable styles Prices sustained
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

EARTUENWARE- There % Iow a fair western Esle 20
ius ard hrst ha being rap y redlc-d W.
ote bu: le ion pices Some few staple n'lc4s' cs
trfng shade LsseT urts SL- rthers, heinz more pie
offered IN favor Of buyers The npors'ons OF tas
uesk have been sLd = housht aeTe " W e &c
for forthcoming supplies The fuor- Of -iesness
vsns here Which have been speed through the couh %
ner.ed paresto prevent Wssern buyers isom vsng 's
city thou sh, Will have bat l,te influence upon ronI
minded chants who will discover The sny oi 'uen
FIsHThe market for all descriptions generally ''veJ En'
but " hesr of 10 further sales.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

ado s.u,, the sale. are $40 hbl. q. s' ~ 30 for mined 70
sosd dsd srspds Baltimore, Ae,andr. &C. and $50
The d,mad + r sale. of lsO ol. s9a 90 for hne .nd
84ds &c for surer6ne Corn Meh s hfmer ss Of Je
sey at t3 75af9 60 and Brandy VIE a. sie ~. and
Ftrcbeors o: ~.
We
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

BRICKS AND TILEs-HaId North aiver are wiho it i'm
change prices from tfQ ~ 10 as 20 quayi
Phade phi. EEL fl9 Co!sbugh at $50 sO Foreign are
que, $50 tor Bath 500 800 for snd %
a S2s for Welsh; Malt Tiles command 500 $50
bTEsWAX-Amercan Yellow has sold 10 far extent al
2sc n. the sales the week u about 1900 To-
BALE ROPE The last sale was MADE at l2c -.
COTTON continues steady st our quotations. We DO not
know sny of MdIgs under figures Sales OF Soo
bales. We quote as follows:
NEw.YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
Albany Lumbes Market,
vos rHs <ssG esDiss sEFr 3, isS.
Rscor,.d spe silly 70, rsg nkw foas flIBUsE.
Al W-dpsalsv Z fa

;r,es.eJ bune,s noted he cor tiau., aud
q, 80 a, &c our have hesr quite lane olt. number
"a have b,en made and the vessel. l,Bg q.
a. have ,sh'. and dspArted rns bulk Of The
.es rave been supply the southern market though EAs
has tsktn q fsr share
The principal demsnd has been ' clear Pine Of which the
s,eeL IN the ysrds has been eG7"dersby en in'.hsH.
remain nj though the msrke, may noted
6fmer =. .,A -. l. A.. -.