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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-11


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OF all kinds Ihave now finished and for sale superior
lot of Open and Top Buggies Chases, Phaetons, and
Carryals
Also, lot of second hand Carriages.
All kinds of repairing done at short notice ard in the
Nos. 6 and Bridge Street, between Front
and Mechanic streets, Worcester, Mass apl9 dSm
RIyJRE INsURANC E.-The Mechanics Mutu
n Fire Insurance Co.. Of Worcester hereby give notice
that the Directors of said Company have by vote deter
mined to divide the property insured by them into two
classes, viz the Manufacturers and the Mechanics
Glass, which takes effect from this date One million dol
lars having been previously subscribed to he insured u
the Manufacturers Glass they prepared to insure in
that class the terms other Mutual Offices, Coz
ton and Woilen Mills having the following Characters
tics viz built Of brick stone heated by steam having
constant watch, good force pump expressly for
hnguishng fires and the picker out of the main mill
II in the mill, in fire proof They also insure in
the Mechanics Glass, dwelling houses farm barns Stores
stocks of goods, machine shops and mechanics property
generally, excepting Shaving rsks,' and such as is
termed 'eXtra hazardous
DIRECTORS Henry Denny Worcester Geo. Black
burn, Boston Esek Saunders, Grafton Aonzo White
Leicester R. s. Denny, Cappville Geo. 81. Rice, Wor
rester VIM B. Fox, Jr., Worcester Dwight Foster
Worcester Daniel Fainter, Worcester Samuel L. Hodg
es, Lei ester. HENRY A. DENNY, Prest
VIM. S. Denny, sec'y.
Worcester, Sept 10, 1855. diff
To the Courts and justices having jurisdiction in tn
premises:
TNNHE Trustees Of the State Reform School at Westb9r
ough desire to inform the several Courts of the Com
monwealth, taking cognzance of Juvenile delinquency
that the Reform School occupied by larger mum
Der of boys than is fitted provide for They therefore
request tn at present, be sent there. Should
commitments continue the only alternative presented
the Trustees is to remand portion Of the inmates to the
Houses Of Correction, provided by law To prevent
this necessity, this notice is respectfully given
By order oil the Trustees.
TH0S. A. GREENE, Sec'y
Westborough, Oct. II, 1866. diff
VNVEI1 TyOTrNE9G an q orr TITE uoTrNJ No
4 ARE0UT! AND S0IS
s Il L IL w I q Ill q L l..
Buildings Of every description moved or raised in an
expeditions and woTkmanike manner.
addressed tc IN h
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DEAL ESTATE BRUKER.-OFFICE
M Corner Of Myrtle and Southbridgegts
For sale and payments liberal nne COTTAGES and
modern built HOUSES, situated in all parts Of the city,
or for good credit Money will be advanced in part 0
build, II desired)
Farms in the country will sold exchanged for Houses
or HOUSEHOLDS, in this city the reasonable
Persons Ia the country who wishing 70 purchase
Real Estate N this city, viii find II for their interest to
call at my office. is df A. ]. EATON.
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S5A SPECTACLES. @A@
" TX ~
The subscriber has made efforts Re all the Vare
ties of Glass that needed to aid defective eye-sght
and among them all, has been found superior or
equal to the celebrated
SCOTCH PEBBLE.
These are not Glass, but REAL STONE, ground and
polished to the different focal distances the eye may re-.
quire they are hard flint and clear air. Next to
these In excellence, are the PeriscOpic Of which we
have large assortment, well the Common Glass
set in Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated Bsws varying in
Price from twenty-five cents to Fifteen Dollars
All in need of optical aid, may be Of finding here
something exactly fitted TO their wants. and they may re
fer to Dr. Green, Dr. Sargent, Dr. Haywood Gel Dewitt
and hundreds of others who have used them
L. D. GODDARD,
slchl9 deod6wly Union Block, 1876 Main st.
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w. w. PRATT. AuctiOneer,
Office No. Faces BUILDING, Opposite the Bay State
House, Worcester, Mass,
VIII attend to Sales of Real Estate all kinds Of Per-
sana Property any part of the County, at short notice.
Particular attention paid to the sale Of Fruit and Or
namental Trees, and Green House Plants
From his long experience Auctioneer he homes TO
give satisfaction to all who muy want his services.
mch19 diff
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d A S FIT TIN G. S .
STEAM FTTTTNCS

For the convenience of Mechanics and Others the m
dersgned has made arrangements to keep constantly on
hand, full assortment Of PIPE and FITTINGS, for
steam purposes which will be sold at low prices as
can be obtained elsewhere
Having engaged competent and experienced workmen,
he now prepared take for the fitting up Of
Factories, Machine Shops, Hotels, and other buildings
for Heating by Seam all work warranted to be done In
the most thorough manner and perfect satisfaction guar
anteed. JAMES r. RIAKE
Pearl
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GY MASSACHUSEF MOkGA NJ
I'm The undersigned gives notice that his fine
Hy& stallion, Massachusetts Morgan, Will stand the
%E- remainder Of the at his stable on Pleas
ant Street, opposite Lincons Nurseries. Massachusetts
Morgan sired by the celebrated Green Mountain Nor
gan, owned by Sias Hale Of Royal5ton Bis dam was
Of the best English blood with the Morgan and he
raised by Calvin Wheeock Of Sutton in this county
Massachusetts Morgan Of the finest animals In the
country He weighs over 1000 pounds, and hes roted
his mile Ia three minutes For ymmetry Of form and
grace Of motion and bottom, he has no superior.
The stock Of Massachusetts Morgan inherit oil the good
Qualities Of their sire, and Ills colts have been sold at
b / rs ranging from 400 to 1000 dollars.
Terms $40 the Mares brought from distance
will be Kept three or four days. untl served, without
extra charge, JAALAM GATES,
mylo dood&wti lIS Pleasant ~
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AZ AEZAS AND CALIFORNIA EMF
EA GRANTS.-Al persons desiring to go to Kanzas
or California who want their lives protected at cheap
rate and with perfect security will do well get one of
Alien's New Breech-LOuding Rifles,
firing eighteen times to the minute warranted to kill
three four Of the MssouranS or Natives if in range
at one shot 10 be found at L. D. G0DDARD'S.
Union Block, Worcester.
Also, the largest assortment Of GUNS and PISTOLS
in the city, at low prices, To. 1876 Main Street
myb T. n GOODApD
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For the best assortment Of Parasols call at
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, 4 CO.'S.
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ONLY rs CENTS-For a nice TURo SATIN
" PARAsoI, and the cheapest article ever sold in
Worcester.
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- 10 Il ENT-The tive story house on the cor
;, ner Of Green and Winter Streets called the Bar
a.bour house-the tenant having lately died. In
quirc of G. Il. HOWE, No. 3S Front St. ie2S diff
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Real Gstnte.

80 HOUSE FOR SALE.-situaled at No.
!,; Beknap St, in the city of Worcester The house
~ contains II rooms good water both soft and bard
1t we'll calculated for two families. Apply the prem
'ses, to SUMNER BRIDGES.
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90 EGt

SSTORE TO LET. IN NoRTv BORO.
~ The large Double Building knew, Balls Store.
situated in the centre OF the town. Possession given i'm
msdiately
Inquire of A. W. sEAVER, near the premises, or of
prs. Ball 4 Fitch Il fremont Street, Boston.
feb1G dM&S& wotf
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FENG RENT-The commodious Rooms recently occu-
pied by I. x. Earle & CO., as a Gard Factory at
Washington Square; is 25x8O and one 5Ox6O feet
with attic over it. These rooms well adapted to the
Boot and Shoe Manufacturing business Apply to 10
sEPH PRATT, for terms and further particulars
f27 DIFF
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uol1ts

NETOoL PICKER TENDER WANT
ED A good hand to tend Rag Picking Machine.
Apply to S. PRATT, % Front Street dlaaS
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g. TO RENTING Houses on Elm Street in
; this city, (entrely new suitable for one or two
I4s4sA. families each Inquire of
PRATT & HOWE,
f29 diff FOG Main street
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TENO RENT.--A Front Room on Foster St. Posses
z sion given Immediately. Appyto
je3 DIFF WITT & PRATT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

eyes, 81 1s0s2p Sb There are but ~ Potatoes shipped
Il present 49,, r,
IS % ngs canden', So 5casi p Dbl RvrA BAG Tus
SIrs, 81 p bb .,yp,. ,,.
nc &c 20 ~ 100 lunches STRISe ONO qS "a 5s y
c.ssssSs: Tcs,roI' ,,ss7ss , b. tIx. Bs..:
so ,o Ss'1I pIcxnrs 81 SOP 200 ossss Coss During
touL 44d5oc. ~ 100 swift orr sac y 100 srowELL
RnIISsNOranse Gov, y. pail. eaa2sc y n frkln. 2aec
y n, good State Ta22c n Welsh, tubs. 2o92ic 70 I;
ordinary State isdTc. y n common STATE is0ise I;
Good Westery lsc y N common Western, ljdltc D.
Prmr CarEsE &C. y n, Skim, sac. p 10.
LARh l2idI3c. y No. 49,
State and Fees lie dor Western by bount lsic
y dor. BY mark, l5c. y doz .
Cbieiens s7ias2ic pair; Duck e2d7s pair; Fowls,
dressed isai4e y n; Chickens, dressed; isc. p n.
RrSr 7dec b 10 PoRK soft SIC y n hard, &c. y 10
VEAL ioc y H. MUTTON, SIC; LAME, Sc y n eALvEs Ga
7c. y n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

SHOT-Drop and Buck selling 1t SIC. and Tic, Lees
ePFLTER-The demand s moderate, but prices arm At
Sc 25 months.
SKNSTbe stock Of Goat has reduced and
nth better demand prices rmer the last sale consisting
T nOo Hesyy weights which sold for delivery made
shon, d each OF Deer there have been sales Of s 900
Boiysr CITY supposed cash. and los bales Sisi p
TINBoei Tin 10 quiet small saes Of Bsnca Sc cash.
s,,t,-None Offering Plates very firm sales Of 500
sdX, sIl75 month"; C. Coke .rei fair request - IS
and Charcoal Terne SO u.s. months Coke Terne held
Al fod 90 Is months
Prices are generally fully supported
TAJTOW-Tfe supply Is fhf and fhe demand fair; sales Of
IS go At III ?c including 50 oo City for future delivery
a l2c.
scd the stock sma sales Of $50 bbls Ohio and Prison
wOIIOpr market for native Fleece and Pulled Woods has
A opsr active the week with sAes 10 the
~ ar no n common medium and super Fleece Wool $50
M n, the former and S2e for the latter osy cash saiss
Vel So Pulled Wool has been active; saes $50
sso ao n Al Sc No. Country and 6c. for old
,,,, and Lam be- Wool Foreign has sold quite freely and the
rt new h very small for the the transactions for the
t Include 100 bales washed and unwashed Buenos Ayres
;o,e Tor the latter 3d4c for the rmer go bas Syrian
81 and SIS bales Cape Wool Boston, to here
PWHiLTBONE-The market s quiet but the stock 10 small
I'D n,;crs !, main finn 600 South Sea cold cash;
h sIss 4. NV Bedford comprise IS ooo D including IS 90
n Oebofsi s7a6sc, cash. and the remainder supposed
WTNEsWe have not heard Of important transseton In
zINcThe transactions limited sesie. mos b the
invoice nom store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11
The total receipts the canals from the opening OF navs
tion up and including the lst week In oepemoe' " TUG
Hidden River Markct.B oats.

Steamer Caledonia R. Wardrop master, from Newbureh,
arrived at wharf foot of Warren street Sept TO- reports
Beeye Veal Calves 40 Sheep sad Lambs 100 esrcsses Pork
100 b. -. -. u~,,,.h
sved s wharf foot of Warren street. Sept reports "
Beev. is Veal Calves Is Sheep and Lambs 5c.rcas'e Beey
csrcs,ses Veal carcasses Mutton 81 carcssses Fork iw
Eows bbls Esss 200 tubs Butter averaging 3D. u 6rkins
Butter averaging bbls Rye 6sstets Teaches u .o
Leather ll2 sides Leather bales Goods loo boxes S'aP
cases Sosp. -. H. N,,v.h
arrived At wharf foot Of Warren street. Sept TO- reports
Beeyes II Mk Cows s6 Veal Calves 1853 Sheep and Lambs
"a Swine Horses csrcssses Beeves csrcasses veal ~
Mutton Lambs AS Fork ooo
Fowls So Turiey Geese IS Ducks 800 tubs Butter ayer
ing h. 1865 6ins Butter sys,ssns 100 10 % oae.
baskets Peaches IA bb Pears 20 baskets Plums, IL rolls
Leather SIG sides Leather, 6 bags Wool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11
NUMBER IRON EACH STATE.
Totsl............1l73

Hides 7d7Ac p 10. Tallow, 7ad84c. y b. Pes 6zdT5c.
each Cslfsfins lSdl4c. y H. Calves, 5d6c y b.
NB-Beef Exn, and first quality includes nothing but the
safed Oxen the best staed Cows and the best threeye
old Steers SheepExtra includes Cosetts and when few
are selected out from lots. -.
There were l8 cars the Boston and Maine Railroad
over the Boston and Lowell 46 the ftchburg and
over the Western loaded with Cattle Sheep Swine and Horsss
REMARKe receipt of Cattle this week s but about two
thirds what last week and those mostly small but few
tons Small Cae-he sales quick but no change from
last weeks prices Droves tried to advance 2 cwt but
A. BUYERS supplied themselves with surplus last week and
large expected week they could not realize the
advance Sheepthe stock large and brought last weeks
prices readily Owing great influx of strangers Ia Boston
this and week Cattle and Sheep will probably sell qack
n present prices unless drove too often the case wnen
there IL ,aht increased demand stock the market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

rLAxTh- demand quite light at io Gle for Jersey and
Holland At Isl dl4c. ~, .,
GUNPOWDER-Thereis fair business doing, but the de-
msnd lees aud there is better supply onerns
The annexed quotations represent the selling prices OF the
Hazard and Wbppie Compsnies Powder:
Kentucky Rife and SesShootng kegs Of Is 10 50 W1 % =
Kentucky Rifle and Sea Shooting kegs of 2 f 7o 80
Cannon Musket and Shipping in kegs Of Is b.. S0
Mining Powder, In kegs Of IS fb...........--. ESQ
Blasting Powder In kegs of Is fb.............. ESQ
discount of cent 10 given all bills amounting to S
GRAIN-The inquiry Is good for Wheat and the market
a.hade better for prime qualities With more doing for G
sales Of IL 800 bushels Southern Red At ga 5St osVo
bushels Southern White 81 65d 81 200 bushels old Red
Milwaukee Club 81 10 81 Is, 200 bush White Wisconsin
at 81 ST. 100 bush White Kentucky at the Railroad Depot
$40; 1000 bush Red Ohio ST. and 5000 bushels Red
Indiana 81 S. Rye 10 firm and Ia fair request but there
little here sales Of 600 bushels old at 8 and a. 9c
Oats In fair demand and prime plenty sales Of State
45a<7c. and Western at <6D<7fc., and Jersey at
l2d45c., and Southern 4o0<sc Com IL better
under the news from Europei the demand good for
7desc for Western mixed ss 91oe for southern Yellow
and choice DO reported 7c and 70615 for White South
ern and 6sdic for Round Yellow White Beans de-
mand f2d 81 rs bush. Canadian Peas scarce 05
al 10 for od-new held at 81 1851 Is Southern
Black eyed Peas are scarce and nominal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11
M.rkets. BIZ Telegraph.

BUFFALO, Sept TO- sp m-FLouR Is q shade hrner saies OF
500 bb al ed Is Wisconsin and Illinois, ~ % TOT
cbo;cs Mcbsan sc 6z sc IS for do and Ohio aud
Canada. WHEAT firm; sales of 10000 bush 4 for Hi
moi. Spring 81 80 for Red Michigan and 81 451SI for
White Ohio and Corn er sales Of 90 900 BUSH
At 52assc WHrsKY sic CANAL FREieHrs Isle for Corn,
sndns Al noon to-day: 367s bbls Flour 10 I'll BUSH Wheat
$40 bush Corn 2 boh Oats Canal ErroSr; n same
ALBANY Sept. 10, p m-WHEAr-Sales Of 500 bush At
s. IS for Genesee and White Western and 81 for Illinois
Snrns oars l5d45lc for Ohio and Ste. CoRN, Sc for
Western Mixed; ,ales Of 900 BUSH BAILEY 81 259si
for tworowed and 81 for fourrowed sales Of geo bush
Oswyco Sept 1915 mFLoUR dull; sales 800 bbls extra
O,wesos 50 s76s7 WHEAT firm and in good demand; sales
81 600 bushels at 50 for White Michigan, Indiana and Oho
81 "a Tor Milwaukee Spring and 81 510$1 s. for Prime
Whit. C.usdsn CoRs quiet steady; sales 800 bus
Al al q CANAL PREIcHrs shade frmer Flour Sc and Corn
and Wheat he to NewYork Lake imports to-day: 81 bbs
Flour 100 ea5 bus. Wheat
NEw-ORLEASs Sept. 9-CorroS UNCHANGED IN pnee, de
nand fair; sales to-day 90 bses feEiehrs ease Otner
articles UNCHANGED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11
N. Y. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce
FoR THE WEEK ENDING SErr. 10.
.xoxfsd fnr Tar n TrIauKg hY 8 b. CokOvHR,

foR WEEK ENDING SEPT ~
Reported for TIE D. Y TTIsuxE by b. Cokovsk, oene1
Commission Dealer West Washington Market -
The agile mAxket quite brisk ~ last week. wn AZ
Increase in the quantity Of Apples Good FAIL rppns
worth % So0ts Dbl Western Apples, being mostly
swset selling At e2d$2 Is bh the dock they want
Be Of good quality bring that Common Apples are very
allow Of sale o. 75c Gel Is y Dbl.
PEARS plentiful and there considerable Of fall On
IN prices Good Baetts selling S0d esp Dbl Seckel
nd other fancy kinds worth from s50ss Dbl Good
AVE died cooking Pears worth % 0sS 50 Dbl
Common Pears, si ooasi rs p Dbl Common Pears
PIuns are very scarce, and ceiling high Masnum Bonums
are worth from $5d 81 bushe Ess Pums $4d 81 50 y
babel Common, eS bushes-
are rather plenty for this Owing the
srm davs we have had has rpenod them up rather
rrees have fallen DeswaIes selling 1t 81 5o1t 1SY
SsSst Jersey Stumps and Rsrerpes ceiling 81 7sa
~ IS bsske for good and extras are selling Is 500
a bssket for fancy fruit Common Peaches are selling
Il f50e 50 y basket ,,r,
$3.50 f5c y D. CRAHsERRIrs, 80 Dbl they arc rather
Gssn 70 ell veil yet wHonrLEsss.iss Is & bush
VEusx nrioss are selling el 3,0ti x Dbl Tor fhmee
..d ". eel Tor Culs w.fsassLoss-Pnns ss9sI
-, CuIls f<0e5 y 100. hARRow SQUASH 81 - y DBL
SSssss Psnvxms es0es 100 ,u.. u
ReIAFoss are eonse y Ky SI0 ,CoI%sn ksros 81 IS
= ~ ~ DyknsnA ies ' ssli 'unssAns Ssu"" I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

"6n. s~rs-r.p 10 no. counted In this mar.

IL. ssd ss,ov. "Ahk garter" not counted In this mar
let A. IL V in Boston 49,
The prices to-day viii over &c. First quality
Ioiai6le and seS al lie. medium, sdioc poorest, sc
But q " rales Icic. under 9r.
PRICES OF VEAL CALvES-Csves usually sold
through the year &C. to 7e pound live weight eIeef those
from to six days old, known kittens which onns
four to ak months old se for s3d SO each good lat veal
sells often high n $2oGS9
MILK COWs-The price Of Cows depends a. much upon
fancy price Of borses Ordinary Cow. good
fair Cows s556 10, extra quality, with calf, $3.50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Common Sheep 81 0oS5 extra
Sheep, &76 ks, Lambs, 81 D6*a
sWiNR-We.ern Hogs cornfed large, FIRST quality i've
veisbt sae}c; dead weight 7id8c small sizs do, live
wsi,ti, sdsle dead weight, 7fdsie .,ifed live weight
5la5lc dead weight, 7d1c; New York State live weish
prire Tor market retailing live weight StdStc dead weight
t&dsJc. Stock. 4d6tc
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&3,lss %

VEITsThe demand and price Of Calves remain seout tne
rood yess lie for very good aud some extra ones
sod shsd- higher There Il certainly sreat
make Calves rood before they sent 70 market
standing which that are hardly n, tot 10Y d.
MILK COWs-It looks to US like very dull times sJs ~,
Gu ne,cbsns TIE spirits Of the CorkoDans are oul
fht and the landowners down In the NOUN y, 49,,
Buyers up their noses and say rSoh vuJTi and GOOD
Cows are worth a much for milk In the country Is mere
sWINE-We are told there has been some .qusI LIZ hy 10y
In the nor market but IL In the pockets tnAt nA,e
pinched BY prices lately prevailing we onei s,s,ons
sefuL place Of any Of our comments OF 20
him at the Union Drove Yard follows For EanaSe
~ Wvomins Co N Y 80 hogs, AVERAGE lp ro sto 49, "a
E,,vsu Co Of sprinsfed Ohio As Iowa hogs cornled,
average 1870 ~ &C. All The sale; ed ;h aos'
", d s.ys the market 10 unfavorAbe TO the buyers tne
ous,.iopsEthatis II b difficult 20 effect sales al the prices
large lots are said to be the way to market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11
sEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION.

COFFEE-There continues firm feeling and fair inquiry
of 500 bags Rio a0dl}c 200 mats Java at 4c Is bags
LaeusyJa at 12lc and so bags Maracaibo at 12tc.
COAThe demand for Anthracite continues very active
stock is small of most kinds Peach Orchard sells freely at
a. 750 rs far small and large size Lehgh IL in demand at
&66 Sc Is tun. Foreign in limited stock and better de-
md last sale Of Liverpool Oel at So o0 SO u.s. the inside
price for invoice arrives and house Camel SO mos
CANDLES-The market is firm for Adamantine, with sales
Of "Phenix Co.'S" Staten Islsndv Palm"
Lchfed Co.'s" and other city brands at 23dc, to quail
ty. Plain Sperm command 4oc Patent do Soc.
COPPER-New Sheathing is in steady fair request at 29
per good demand sales of So 900 NJ At
25tG26c, mos Old Copper is in reduced stock and with
fair demand prices 6er; ssles 900 n at 2424c cash.
DYEWO0DS-The stock Of most descriptions Is small and
prices well maintained St. Domingo Logwood has been In
fair request the last sale Is 06 IS cash. in bond
and ape Of ssvana Fustc, for export terms not made
public
We ouote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

",
AsHEs-Tbe market very finn, with few offering. sale.
NJ Pots Al 81 rs and Pearls 81 IS The stock consists Of AIS
Hi, Pots and 1870 bbs Pearls Saerstus ia firm at 7c cash
BRICKS AND TILES-There rs change in any descrip
ton We qoote Hard North River $4Dx4 5 Ph.delphis
slsas2o; aud Coseursh ssSso Foreien are as list
and 45d 50 for Stoubridee Malt Tile. sell al $685. $50
DISQUALIFICATION Yellow has been in brisk demand At
27id2Sc.
boots AND SHOES-SiDce last weekly report, bust
has assumed quite an animated aspect Country buyers
and purchase quite literally though with
and good deal Of unwlngnes In consequence Of the
enhanced prices asked which the exavagsnt that
have prevailed time during the last fifteen years Many
dealers have orders FOR all they expect receive during the
next four six weeks and tho good effect Of the increased
number Of hides to the tsnneres this be felt
until Summer. Heavy Brogms and Kip Boots the
scsrcest articles In market prices Of these l5G
cent higher than at the time last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

| Whalerss ..
CD NewBedsrd sth ship Gen. Pike, RUSSELL i'f rs'''s

CID. stNewBedhrd sth ship Gen. PIKE RUSSELL ''' ''''
Ocean. - s,., a.,.n,. 49,,
we.po s b.h E.nal9aiS S so WI OIL Rsoss
Sept q lat S. lon 7o experienced severe narnosns ~
the East which asted hours 70 wnes T ma ohs, 49,
S.m.ap so"ks July 3 lat g. Ion 50, brig Lewis Bruce
Ns~i"ndon ssh ship Benjamin Moran, Kiblaf
foa p.ese Ocean Hong KONG April H. With 2ooe bes =
oil Has on freight 1000 bSl' VII oil from bs'k Lark o.
London. a., ~ v..,e o..
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