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RAMA refreshing shower of rain fell in this
neighborhood last Monday night. la conjunction
with the warm weather setting n it will prove bene-
fetal to the growing crops, which have been brought
to stapd-stiI by the recent cool spell.
[Baton Rouge Advocate, 10Th.
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ON SATURDAY., "a


VJNTVFD SEaTtCS
leAnft~ = WEEKLY MALL LINE TnIs6ty
=sssSs.ss9sasAa TO VICKSBURG. 7ssts~s-Hs54sss
ON TUESDAY alton THURSDAYION SATURDAY, at
5P NJ, at s P NJ. p. NJ.
The magnificent U The magnificent The mag nicent q,
States mail packet f. mail packet mail packe.
Princess, Captain G n u i t o l Il SatcIlHL, Captain
Wilson, will leave Capt. j. b. Canon IT. F. 1eathers, will
for Donaldson vile Twin leave for Don leave Donaldson
PIanuenine Baton adsop Vile PLAQUE vile PlaGuemine Ba
Rouge Port Hudson Baton Rouge ton Rouge Port IIud
Rsy9u Sara Red|Port Hudson BayuulSo Sara
River Red RiverIR River Landing Fort
Adams Natchez Landing Fort Ad Ada,ns Natchez, Wa
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St yCsaDh Grand tevroof ROdnev Joseph Grand DUFF
Gulf Wareuon amidst Josep. Grand Warenton and vicks
Vicksburg ever Gulf Warrentol, burg SATUR-
TUESDAY, at p. lVicksburg, MILL DAY. ) +. NJ.
NJ kenS Bend and Lake
Providence, ST ac k
Island Reach and
Skpwith's Landing
leverv TIIURSpAY
at 5 F. NJ
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
regular days without fail nj The hour appointed All
their will be promptly faithfully
attended Freight taken for Yaaoo If consigned W. NJ.
SHAW the agent of the Vcksurg who
it without delay and without any charge.
will responsible for letter package
containing jewey other vauabe unless regular
i u ~ ; IN r ~ natas ,nss5 In o. ,
@ @ ,I e sam~s a mo- nr m contnGred @ in be; bops%nvp " "
'For fre.ht or niassage nnnlv on hoard or IN
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NoTARIAL NoTICE.-Nr. P. CHARLES CIVIL
ER Notary Public l. associated with The r undersigned
Camp will be continued by the place. without
N.Y. I'm WALTER II. PETERS.
L ing The style oi sy0andt Novins, dissolved
the 18th February. by mutual consent.
Mr. John sybandt authorized to the nams Of the
firm in liquidation OF its affairs j. D. sYBRANDT,
THE COMMISSION BUSINESS FORMERLY CON
by the firm will be continued heretofore,
by the undersigned, under the style OF sybr4nd c.
New Orleans, leth March, ls57.-r17 Sm
NJoTICE-1HAyE THIS DAY SOLD TO MR. JAMES
IN A. DUNBAR all the stock, merchandise ard business
der the style Of g. O. Dunbar Co.. No Ii Canal street and
recommend him to the patronage OF all my friends and Gus
All who have claims against, indebted TO- G.
Dunbar Co. will pletse call upon me Gqne At The 9es No.
New Orleans, February H. 1857.
NJOTICE-HAvING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
~ esabismen, Of G. 9 Dunbar CO.. No. IA G9a street
ths place my under the style Of j. A.
sS n' l'''"o' the late no"s Is SS A DUNBAR
NoTICF-THE EUNDERSIGNEp HAS ESTABIISHED
~ himself BROKER at No. 80 Gravier Street Partc'
4.T attention given the sale Of Gnnny Bags India nd and Ken
n'0n business " merit enT I + p"saPnE1FRff saEFRfE
Neg Orleans, January c, 1857. le7 en-
NoI5C Ch.-G G S, MoSBY HAyING WITHDRAWN N from rom
he hfin OF Glh Rk M0SB1 the Commission and or
wardng business will be continued by the undersigned under
the firm Of CLARK, MOSBY CO. to which they have con
eeed Wholesale Grocery Zine and Liquor business, at Nos
23and Is Front Levee and "a and Is Fulton street.
. j. s. CLARK,
J. s. MOSBY,
S. T. STRIBLING.
New Orleans, December Is lS56.-dl6 if
nfSSOLUIION THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
M o sTIS stTsen zen the he ndc,gnsd Ind Under the The firm of
consent. Either partner sign in liquidation
F.. A. RAWIINS.
L, +. PATTON.
New Orleans, April 50, lS57.--my2 I'm
rOPARTNERSHfP NOTICE THE UNDER
" signed have Ibis day aSsoced them
and st>le of PATTON sM TIL for the purpose continuing
the of TchoupoulS and aver Tobacco
General Commission Business conducted by
Messrs. Wills, Rawlins Il Go. T. F. PATTON.
ISAAC A. SMITH
New Orleans May l, lS57-my2 I'm
IN RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, I RETURN MY
thanks my and their sup
port and patronage in pas years
solicit from them continuance of their confidence and
| fregdship my successors Messrs. Patton y Smith.
Il. A. RAWL.ISS,
New Orleans, May l. lSj7,-ny2 I'm
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81 T1%S1L TIN II nk5TlToFH k3TTE Fo IH6 IT6
chain communication between the Mississippi and the At
H WIsEhSG, f!iii,i BENwooD and narARKERsDuRG, oNTnE
whsiiISGToN CITY and RAhT1MoRE on TIL TIE EAsT.
At which places it untes with RAILROADS and STEAM:
koHTn koHf s'S sn G' fl RS9 M W. T6, II
can be procured TO which point as well as to BAdi III
Die route only by whiclparchasers Of Through
Philadelphia New York, the of ticket to New York
only thus enabling business and !rayesrj for pleasure or
less be Afforded Sy other ,.r x.o,,
aHo @sfS%s S?s S'%sss cHScE
Fsr leave e Gqats a CAIRO g.; i,1s5 the mouth
Ohio and Msspp or Terre Mane ani Alton Railroad
H9ae IndianaHos Dayton, and xenia 70 co"mnns O. ,no
M s""!h @f nT p
Rs sH u lake K @ Ss IR THR RAs ,'s e s s
Az G4r miles bsl"W WsSfng where he takes the cars on
~ travellers are requested that while this is the
only nfording Thr9r Tickets to all the Eastern cities a.
is no the shortest speedy and direct all the leading
p"nm Il i & G E S So 'ce G & 10 Sew a a
by other There less changes of by this route
ana @ me gSs GTe" T OF @ isn "y any @ from AFRO
No s1S wAsISdToS f M but ' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SE gp;sH 6HT5 "Rd ASE E1R TICKETS VIA DAH
n Through Tickets, allowing the holders to stop at any
point route their journey pleasure may be
purchased of W. f. REDDNG the office of the Illinois Cen
Railroad under the St. Charles Hotel New Orleans
j. KENNEDY MEfTEE,
Agent B. Il .. r. r., New Orleans.
| JOHN NJ. SHARP. General Agent. M 3nl
| SEyVING hlACHiNES-i. N. SINGER y CO.'S
. Agency for the sale Of tr improved Sewing Mnchne
especially adapted the NAL, up Of NEGRO CLOTHING,
| PLANTATION
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
is now established No l2U Canal These machines
took premium the Worlds Fair in the Crystal Pal
ace Paris Grover Bakers and other Sewing
and The
of France in making the clothing for the French
army constant supply of these No Machines together
with Silk, and Linen Thread SpooIs, Needless etc
| always on hand Orders promptly attended to. address
| s. II. PECK
| a9 3m l2O Canal street New Orleans
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s-ass = ,...zys=,.,zzz,,., NEW ORLEANS, JACEA-
kSa fa* son AND GREAT NORTHERN

fs@ - son AND GREAT NbRTH ERN
HagsGs * E ~ ABROAD.
A PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans, daily, at
o'clock A. NJ arrives Summit Miss one hundred and eight
miles from New Orleans 43 clock A. NJ Returning, leaves
Summit every day O'clock p NJ, and reaches New Or
leans at 6:}O O'Clock, P. N.
FAREThree mile. each Children under i've
years age free Children between five and twelve Of
age and coored persons, half price.
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained the office Of the
Company, No. IS Carondelet street Also family tickets
hoes halves packages of twenty reduced price
CoOred permitted to ride in the trains without
written pass expressly authorizing them do and naming
the from which they As the will
be retained by the Conductor and will be good for "trip in
direction oA those making trip both will have to be
provided with two.
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans fer Summit and
intermediate stations 4S ock A. NJ Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday and leaves Summit for New Orleans and IN
morning 43O O'Clock A. NJ This train stops Fridays and
Saturdays Flag Stations midway between regular Stations
receive and deliver freight but not other days
n No freight will be received at the New Orleans depot
after o'clock ?. NJ.
II. P. GUYARD, Sup't Transportation.
&J- line Of four horse mail stages from Summit o
Jackson and from jackson to Summit day connecting
with the passenger trains 50
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DRANDY-2J Ubls ve, hpe oil Atplr G,tes, sale by
d JONES, MACktSD co,
myl 81 GTavieT street
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CEySING flACHiN tGS-i. N. SINGER 4 cos
= Agency for the sale Of their improved Sewing Machine
especially adapted the max OF NEGRO CLOTHING
| PLANTATION
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6OFElCsI tsF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ lNSTITUTION.-Ofce No. 1il Canal sreet-1ncorpore.
ssd under the Legislature, 18th March, 1855.
The of the Institution viii be for the reception Of
Deposits morning Sundays excepted from to O'Clock,
sstu on Saturday evenings from to O'Clock
Ileuosits One Dollar and upwards will be received.
The employment the funds strictly limited by the Act OF
yurouoton the Public Debts of the United Sates of the
State OF Louisiana. ard Of the City of New Orleans.
Loans and unimproved Real
Estate Chn limits of the city New Orleans, exceed
ing 50 per of the appraised cash value.
pledge OF the Stock OF the Incorporated Banks In
New Orleans exceeding of the market value.
All Interest Profit derived from the employment of the
fund distributed semi annually among the Depositors,
directly or indirectly borrow OF The funds
s,r receive any pay enOluGient whatever,
Certificates deposits having interest beagreed
pop will issued less than $1,000 deposited fora
Ruecifed time.
TRUSTEES.
George Eustis, A. D. Kelly, William Vogel
". h. Mercer, Geo. UrquhHrt, r. B. Sumner,
g. c. Duncan, A teine, .Georse Jonas,
SFilhemus BogATt, 2. n. W cod, Nhos. a. Clark
Nhos A. Adams, Z. A. Bradford D, d. Withers,
N. MERCER, President.
A. d. KELLY,
VIM. VOGEI, }Vics Presidents
r. B. SUMNER,
d. D. WITHERS, Treasurer.
n BCopes Of the Act Of Incorporation and Bylaws cat
5e obtained OF the office. a2Sly
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New YORK, May 2s.-The Royal Mail steamship
Arabia, from Liverpool the afternoon Of the 10th
haSa ri..ad
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NJOTARIAL NOTICE.-Hr p. CHARLES CuVI4-
~ LER, Notary Public 10 associated with the undersigned
and the Noari business heretofore Condu ted by No.
Camp will be continued by the place. without
interruption.
I'm WALTER H. PETERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
Markets. Peported Iy Telegraph.

Eyw.OeLE.ys Sep. s-CorroSSales to-day goo bales IN
clnanz coo new AZ IS l76G6c Receipts to-day, l9 bses
FLoUR IS So WHEAT 10 active PosE Is trn ana holders
demaI din an advance So LAID ia firm st HE Eastern
HAY Is 6swn. ,-.. -
e.ips 40 bales CoRN has declining tendency SrtRLiNG
RxcH,ssE 81 y cert premium Exchange on New-1ok la
n. The Exchange MaTket is unsettled $500,
purr,to Sept Sc D. u-PLoURs lowers sales 800 bbs AZ
& 81 for extra Ohio and Michigan WHEAT has Declined
sale. bush NJ s0c for Chicago Spring and 10Y prime
red Indiana CoRs lower; sales Of 3 600 bushels az %
co,ins inside OATS lower; sales OF V1 ous
SC. NHIsKY-ssl.s Of Oo bb.s At 2fc sn aaVsnoe
York IMPORTS for the q hours ending noon 10 day; O
bushels Oats EXPORTS - 90 bushels Wheat 10 900 bishel'
Corn u coo bushels Oats. $1,000. -.
ALIANY Sept 9-6 m-Saes OF goo bush Chicago Spuns
WHEAT 81 and sJme small parcels Kentucky 81 . 50
There large supply Of BARLEY here tdsy and the market
10 htsvy sales If 900 bush ansds Fast folrowed al Sc
Oo bush prime State do at S 1900 bush light do at s9c
and 400 bush Jers County handsome worowed At so
without CHANGE sses to-day of 700 bush.
Western mixed at zoe soat and TIC in lots at Eastern
Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

GUNPOWDER-The manufacturers have advanced their
prices owing TO the recent improvement in Sspete
stoned BY the In India We quote Kentucky Rife
Shooting kegs OF 25 ID each s66s6 % do do
Kentucky Rife or Rag Powder worth 81 p keE % N
Deer DO 81 Meal do, SIS; Cannon. husket and Shipping
do si Mining aud Blasting do s. Is cash aud mos as to
quantity.
GUANO-Peruvisn il ,tll unchanged.
uEMP-DoInesti limited demand, the
the present Of the trade but prices without
further change last sales Dr. sed 22 So and
little inquired for; sales Of 800 bales Manila &c.
MOS and 200 do JGtc private tms also 700 do do in
Philadelphia here at l25 Al 100 do DO. in Boston,
this arket l22 50 500 do Sum, also there
part o come here ct &c. y n, 6mos.
HIDES continue 30 show downward tendency and dull
owing difficulty If arranging them the condition of
monetary affairs being sensOy felt We have not heard Of
furt her siCs.
HOPS continue inactive snd nominal In the absence Of
actions l3dlGc. crop of 1851 and Sac. for 1863
1853 are without q nominal quotation.
HAYLe supply Is incl sisins and prices favor the
buycr The demand moderate for shipment The local
sumption lees this time than usual 10 the tall feed
being sales 7C0 bales ~ 500 Ic = 100 10
Straw plenty in TINS section snd prices
nouiI a..
IRON-Scotch Pig less snimed; small sale. from yard
but prices noiusy the English Sheets in fair
request sal for Singles Doubles and Triples. Russia
Sheets quiet but INN al IL ll!c, 6 mos.
INDIA RI BBERThe demand for all kinds has been quite
limited the past week and stocks slowly scumuaug
prices without material change the Gales include 1900 lbs
Para. for home use private terms. 800
LFATHER-Buenos Ayres light and middle emlock Ia
GOOD demand az q 99c and OrnOco ds a. n. DC. Oak
steady, and meets with good iemsnd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

sggVEs MILK COWS VEAL CALVES SWINE, SHEEP,
and LAMB5:he numbers received Ia the cytevery week.
sonnl observation by SoLoy RosNsos, expressly for TIE
EEw.Yo# tribune every Wednesday evening great
weekly market day Of Buocks at AeEton's (WsshinS'n
Droye.Yard), Forty-.oGrth street.
RULES OF THE MARKET
TIE SALES oP BEEF CATTLE are made 81 price ssreed
q hesd,he value calculated estimated Weigh OF e.
the quarters When Beef /, quoted 1t Ice. y 10, bullock
will dress cwt, exclusive Of hide and fat brings 3D.
Beeyes mostly sold by Cattle Brokers'" who resllsr
On credit the butchers charging the for
ae The brokers buy droyes and sell on
their account Drovers farmers be their own sales
men, Sales cash do resze much brokers sales
ally for first quality, from od7.c second quality as = ~
Kittens that it, calves only two three days oldne sold
grass four six months old range from 4G So head
Cows-As rule the value OF ordinary Gov Is
erued BY the price of beef-ems,ng her weight tat and
adding few dollars Sometimes cows sell verv much higher
thar this on Of fancy supposed warranted good
ssstie first rate cow Of common stock, with young
sal. ordinarily sell for $50 u.s. and extra fine for SIS
$50 and roughe ordinary looking ones sell At
425 & $50 $50 and S varying according 10 the quick
dur Of the market which will be noted each week
rom So 10 = p head upon different grades
LiSRs sold price agreed y seldom,
By live weight The value is estimated the supyo'ed
weight Of meet :nd price pe The pee Of common seS.p
ranges from 80 5a Sc head those Of extra good quality
from s7d sis Lambs, early In the sell at prices
equal Coo &c ID for the aud through the season
from to IS q head about Loo T. n for the meat. The
Sheep Brokers' sales Of Sheep and Lamb, the past show
The following figures prices in doves In January
IS 5CG sc Is; in April. $685. 49, In July, 81 SoSs6 IN
October 50 06s7 Sheep generally esmsted to dress
SWINE are mostly received by railroad Ohio Indians,
pi. and Kentucky and sold either BY live weight OF net
mostly sold before arriving after aud driven direct
the slaughter pens The saepens at Aerops Balls
Head FouIy fourth and the Union Drove Yards the
end Of Forty first street For prices this week. see under
bead of Swine"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

state PhIadF dolls eIs jersey fresh 'inAlot',
little Gr.es5y small ii Of live Snc. with uncropped
wings in good order ioI spoIns arrived from mAnn've JET
F f:Ss :tl, a., g, i GO y Sas5:;. %
RE re Ghc'a.g pr. IS aloo
New EXP gRat s !: R2iia fGE; & g be Of
air duality In New Jersey Long Island and the river coan'
% ;ev hs odete crop Of far qualify the earlier
.orts which BEGINNING to aIriye in tbs market va rail
Io:t s9d ss The W e. ne now eo@pcas
tropsy h the Eastern @ this class OF fruit and our ce1e's
. .Gaa ar ss' ! e them for Profits. Tho wei.
N.rchapts Line are l759 tb Toe books of Me.sr. A W.
Paige Co show .sle. Of Western Apple, since Aug s. of6oa
Isnsin: 81 asdsi averaging for the whole quantity
IS u p bbi. Plesent rates sse:
i Ms.y' and North Rivei good % 81 %
Jer,ey aid North River COED sweet .'..'..'5 % a.
PT;RS-It very difficult to make inteirbie quotations Of
fruit varieties With wide range Of
quality il each variety Beside. the supply sud demand OF the
chte SOFT. 50 irregular tia; no general rate esseA'Ae
s.i.,': s sssis: ;;s.y ii5:a:d as
PracHrs continue very and dear; We quote;
Coed sa.! s s..sst Of Of Sa.s a;
,tsss o:A aa%oa g Bs' Sii'- cages
cK.SBrnkIEs begin TO come in We notice lot Of e',.
cen sud will sell slow the receiver thinks they viii sell a.
e. esss 50 Dbl The e,SP |; rsPss'ed sSSs Pot
boz.
WHoRrLEBERRIEs-e2$ bush. 1000
NuTnEs NUMERICALLY Of crop very poor. Sissy
bbl - 49,, -, ~. .ts
TosirorILous Island l,as5c p scan, Os,h BASKET; fhs
lax iOd62. y 2blsh crate.
PorAroEs-Repcrts indicate tbs. the disease 50 very pfeys
lent we.i ss has been ehesed-sppi7sniy oy ne zee
weather OF the last ten days thai the s2pFeAensoH OF gene
raj ruin By Aayed B.: The boz s;acins 'n
follow ing cose upon heavy rains has fepesidy tIIs me
cssed hi apon the vines 90 mt where re ~ ~
~: fogT Cd ted em ;li Cause, ts e"'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
Market. CAREFULLY REPORTED ,on TIE TSisusI.

NIDNEsDAf StPI IN''
ASIES-The market is quite Gull but steady for Pots, a:
81 s7;; Pearls heavy 81 ~ es7 5 The stock con
sists Of 20 bbls. Pots and 743 bbs. Pearls
BOOTS AND SHOES-A general country demand has now
set in still bscky ard The business pres
rut is from the South and West but purchasers las
remarked boioe take hold cautiously remain high
but stocks being large abatement Ae place ere ons
Heavy wok wi doubt coutBu. hta ia prce throughout
lie season 40 /; likely b. quite There
few STYLES introduced this bl the a.crtneDt
good From the West very few buyers have made thei'
but ped they viii soon 40 50 VITA the requ
site proup.nes There limited demand iOT Australia and
California aside this nothing is dong Tor export
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

With only 100 head less lumber Of cattle IN market
ard not in reality that number less because there
are some 200 Of the stock left over last week mixed
in, masking abont 1858 sale, the price has ad-
vsnced full half cent upon the average, and upon al
grades above the lowest and still more upon the best
stock in market. That, however, is owing in some
to the fact that first quality beeyss are in
very short supply quite inadequate to the demand
The sealawaGs are plenty to day-thc Cherokee Ma.
ton furnishes Us about eighth Of the whole num-
Der, al of which -bohed, .labsided and tai
lowless. They of the same general character As
all the Texas stock, and not of a. good average
quality.
The majority Of our best Kentucky and Ohio Dur
hams that come by way of Albany are taken there by
Boston buyers who willing to give for choice
beeves than this market will warrant.
There is another reason why that market commands
the best and that is the mode Of selling with them by
actual weight, deducting the tare agreed upon, the
buyer paying so much pound for FIVE quarters instead
Of four.
There is direct encouragement in that market for
the good feeder-there is not in this. We have often
the poorest stock sell within cent pound Of
the best, and to-day, while choice fat Durham,
selling at are lie, those coarse big.boned Texas
brutes are bringing lOc. more readily.
The weather to-day dry and dusty, and the sun 10
the middle Of the day makes woolcA coats little too
warm. 1t was not so early in the morning, though
free from frost. Yesterday morning there was thick
white frost fifty miles forth Of this. It may be the
cool weather and influx OF people into the city the
past week ths, has made the demand for butchers
Enesss ore active, tit. be gyep LIFE 10 the business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

Osos,-At present the mNss e sSt,'d WI sopcbs
Whit sens rs q bbL yellow 8 . hundred bunches -
TvsNIrs-Fla asa IS 81 hundred burehes d. DC I
b1.h Russia Ella VI IS T. Dbl
ser.sHrs-Hurov. slG ~ q = Dol .,-.s a
BEASs-Lma in pod Joc. bush; DO, sh,ued 81 - ~
y bush -. -.
Garry CosS-sweet, common. SdSNe. haadrot ears
90 Buskn's Imperial 75dSl.
C.BDGE-s2 dS4e hundred.
ROW. RABI-S $50 81 y hundred.
Eco PLAsr+S4P bu dred
LTEEs-e3d$3 so Y hundred
G.aLrc-e6 50 y i@ lunches
EPPERs-sweet. etd57e. = hundred
OKRA-PbslsnI in bags. 3c. = hundred
JErrVcE-$l + hundred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
Arrived.

Ship New York Edwards. Liverpool Aus 4, with salt to o.
Buckley Aug % st - 81 Ion. So IL spoke BIZ. bark Abas
IRON Qlebec for Newcastle.
sim j. pyersos Jsthsrn Antwerp July a. and Flushg
with ndse end pss= 70 Robt. Smith Co. Had
Psi Sir I.aac Newton Han Pssphe Hamburg a. days.
with nese. aud so9 pass. 10 L. T.. Ansinrk.
Big TTiun ph OBJ Atkinson HlIsbor1 10 days with pas
Ter 20 p. L. Eeyius L Son
schr. ccIs Kelly. Portland days with plaster to Smith g.
BOyntoa.
seAf Isaac C. Hertz spoaord Eatport days with iath
plaster 70 Brett. son s Co.
schr Lucy White, Inrraham, Red Beseb, Ne, Ssy' With
PLASTER 70 Brett, son 4 Co.
schr EicsnoT, Parker Eliz.beihport for Salem.
Brig Henry Leeds of Rocisndj Grant, Roekisnd dsys
With granite 70 master. NJ.
Sobr. Yarsouh Phiuney Boston, IN bslsst to master.
schr. Bay State. Vernl, Rock.snd, lime.
schr. Ann s. Ssl.er Fi.h WaTeha.n. nails
Sehr T. c. Lyman Shannon, Ney-Hayen with mdse. to >
H. Henmns~hy. MH
Scar. D. II lie. Creby, virgins day. with wood
Schr. r. ReymoLd, Blake Havana Aug Is, and days on~
the Bresl water. with kc. to Wa Nelson rs
p-iencsd light winds aud calns.
s.esIeI PeFei AIey, Providence IL hours. with mds 70
Steamer B0.ton seew fhlsdeps and Cape My " s0''
with rndse. 20 \. Perkins
sAlLED-stennships Southerner Robinson. fsr ~
Columbia Ferry, Chseston; Roanoke Skrba N0''~' 'f
Centurion, Carlkns, for Liverpool
NlkD-DuTins the day fIsta s. w. ,.l..
The br brig Robert from Caeiz, ashore a.
l L. has been patty hove Of shoo but aoT nes 80
position than before the sea making clesh "''SS" WI
and there are but little hope. Of saving hef
Nv TeIegropos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

FST-Dy Cod are in fair request and prices are very hn
sales of qtl Grand Bank mot good the Marble
head yeerosy at s42 Makerel in good supply and are
dull and heavy Pced Herring quiet and prices are mostly
nominal Smoked Herring less active a. tOc for Scaled
and SOC No. /. Salmon and prices are firmly
maintained.
FRUITS-There very little doing in foreign. Rails
selling in small lots full prices, 30 boxes Layers brought
~ 50 T. box. -
GRANITE Wheat market is well supplied the demand Is
fair but hardly equal TO the supply and the tendency still to
The inquiry export the
% Oco bush Southern red At 81 S. - geo bush Whit
do 3Gd J2-the latter extreme price, 300 bush.
Damaged do sldsl 3O 1880 bush Michigan white at
81 S5ps 40 5000 bush red Ohio at q 900 bush red
Indiana do at fl q; 100 red milwaukee at D. aud go
bush white DO at 40 Rye plenty aud quiet at
d9Oc Corn is again lower and quiet the arrivals arc large
the inquiry mainly the East and home trade sales Of 81 600
hush 76a7c for Westcrn mi1ed-olosng al u Re other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

I,x., Is nc. active, and uors the parketi
the absence Il sales would b. guide 70 ne
ssAIke.. -. La
Linz. al. . % TO coils o. 2. LlO, g, mos.
DRUGS And DYFs-rhe demand for srles "lassei ufhef
mi. lesdB- cout1l,s moderate We make y'rJ c5ec