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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-22
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CANCELS OF MERCY

amount received on subscription 10 Cadiz Sentinel
from Dec. IL 10 Dec. 21, 1858:
Dec. IL. Thomas Lucas, Rumley tp. $40
IL. VIM. Stall Rumley ty 200
o,' IL. j. Aikens, Green tp 200
Is. VIM. Hawthorne, Short Creek 2,75
l3. K w. Patton, Rumley tp 200
81 IL. Ga CulbertsOn, Athens tp 200
49," IA. John Mcconnell, Athens tp 800
% II. II. Miller German tp 400
IA John Hoobler, Rumley tp 200
Il q IA. VIM. Patterson, Stock tp 100
az. RI" IA. J. c. JamisOn Cadiz tip 500
Il. Cadet, G.. A. Custer, West Point 200
T" e. IA j. P. Rtchie Athens tp 200
E" IA. J. Cramblett Stock tp %
H. j. Cramblett, Franklin tp 100
+" 10. r. M'Millen, Athens tp 200
~ " Is. S. T. Bargar, Morrow Co. 100
4" 15 Jas. Nicholson, Short Greek tp 200
"a 15 J. Dennis, Greentp 200
as ! I" 16 G. Wilson, Moorefield tp 200
=" 16. j. W. Milligan, Belmont Co 200
q II. U. Moore, Moorefield tp 200
IL. A. Jul. Schreiber, Mooreficld 400
IL. VIM. P. Smith, Illinois, 100
I" II. S. Jackson, Cadiz tp 100
g IL. j. Hanna, German tp 400
II. s. Borland, North tp 200
=" IS. Ohio Baker, Washington tp 200
+" is. S. Shepler, Green tp ZOO
Is. John Handley, Greene tp ZOO
20. f. Timmcns, Cadh 100
=" 20. A. Rankin, Moorefield tp 800
90 Adam Dunlap, Jr. Cadiz tp 200
q. James Patton, Rumley tp 200
I" 81. S. Foreman German tp 2,0OI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
ies are IN lie Martc. tbs week
Fkos NV YORK.
FROM OTHER STATES.

Although LOO head of cattle les than las, week
We DO not alter quotations from the last market day
With the exception of frs, quality which advance
/ cen; z n. There was but very little prime Beef
on sale, ana more inquiry for il than usual aud good
weight allowed for such was good. The supply OF
medium was sufficient for all demand; ordinary stock
va. very plenty. About 900 head went Last fron Al
bany-,he bcst, as usual.
Tie make, could not b. calIed lively nor .ow. The
weather cool aad cloudy and favor Of the seller.
About 800 Head remained unsoli wher We lei; the
Yards in the afternoon.
A. reariy thing remains the same "a las; week,
refer readers 10 OF the transactions during
the day and YESTERDAY. They do noi contain much
q, usual, only a corroboratpn Of our statement.
Al Bergen, about 30 head were sold during the
week.
Ysientinr Martin sold for a. Louslnsn lot Il rs head
Illinois stecs a. Sc, svers-e o. cwr.
g disposed here and B-.ea, Of 10 head 4, 5d5o,
wei .hrI rom 4 TO scwr.
G. AyTsult Brother .cpg n head Ohio Cattle In
Sood condition 1tQSc-he b- <n = hsd also - lead
rough stock from Michigan for Mmniord Co, at sbo1t l.
NJ g. W. Iafs droyes fair and good they .od og
Bryant 81 head from OHIO al and another lot from
Ohio al .idSc.
simon Gsry cold for Aexspd.r Il xor.sR County III,
1q7 head .; sds.c
q HTrs e. b,'d frO Iiroi., ef iss gs'y .v.rssdsc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

BaLriAokE, s.pt. l-FLOUR dull WHEAT dulL zud log-r
Rrc- - "a - g White, ~ 256 ~ =. coRN-Y.los
owsL sale. a. SsaSsc Wnlie unchanged NBisEY du s..
= GSlc PROVISIONS dun
PBLsDRLPHIs sept. l5-FLorR finn bu, inae,ivs WHEAT
gSie- CoRs-Ltte Offering h.,- yellow, 9J09Aic.
NHiskY cul al =. -.
CHoaGo, sept. 4-FLovE auie; WHEAT inactive a, H.
DOS. fnvr loie bush Con. >HTPNESrs OsWEso Il zoo
o. u Corr RtosIrTs: 81 bb Floor 81 br.L Whss,
90 bush Com
OswEGo, sept. lf-S H.-FLoVR seady " HAT d,r r..
se- 100 onsh R-a iaeisss at 81 a. and 800 White ma
a. a. ~ % from sore CORN inactive aud
qrTnf'y N store C.NsL FsEiCHTs unas snzed Lar n.
foETs-lfooo oaso Corn. CANAL EXFoRrs-.O bb. Flour
SSo 0ash Wte.i, 10000 bu.s; Coru 700 bah Bsr.sy
-,Oeu bash. Oss >'
BaLTTxosF Sep; t4-FLoUR dua. aus ex,r. lou,r. Ohio
- - WHEAT da- uBehsr-ed. COsN dsi. white 7sdaoc
vr-o~ o1sie WHISKY eaA a - %. Provisions duh
aud unehsrseG
PHiL sorLrsI, Sert ll-FLoUz qr-, bu, firm a, sld,
800 WHEAT quiet; ssss Of O'J bush RED A. z5dsi r.
" hire, - S5d ~ - Corn h-asy, OF tu-h
low a. s2f. WHISKY duN a. - -S.
BUFFALO, seFr- l5-o m--Thers only Iuoisrss.
nauf icT FLOUR to-day aud The IasIk~. sle
0' ~ bbls ., - - To- STATE ~ jg0 81 Illinois
fJG - 3 for zood 20 CHOICE .Uprnne IaisI1 Achs.n Ohio
AID CANADIAN. - S5 f FOR gooo choice s1,ra Do
WHEAT-Market opeued dE ana h@yy closed with fair
eemsna 81 better prices sss -o basa- sl for Rcd
81 .j FOR White Kentucky. CokS demand marie;
co.ng firm. of o. ~. bush 55oeac. or .ound .nd
seo No sac. OF other grains WHISKY IL GOOD demand
and Esrsst sss Of 60 bos at @ CANAL FREI6Hrs:
Sc Flour l0ic- Wheat, lec Corn Newton
RECEIPTS for the as - hours p rs bbs flor bu.h
" heat, H. e bash Corn SHIPMENTS CANAL bbl.
f.our % - bush Whest Il 7ss bGsh- Corn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
Philadelphia Cattle Market. SEPT. IL.

Ths supply Of BEEF CATTLE report hss
very large. amounting In al ~ about go head The want of
pasture IN the West and portion. Of Virginia largest
mn Der OF Cs ar. raised ior t market has compelled
e. 70 snc them IN cou-squry prices hsg. still further de-
ened much 10 the dssust OF doy-r large number Of
lie sold only realized 20 = loo H. aud dicu, matter
70 obtain 80 for the best offered in the
- j0a ~ IS
improved nightly, owing principally the fact The -uppy
vs. r" hsf ess than for several weeks previous $3.50
were .od u nom - 10 according quality and roni
hoG-Ih' Is ni;e 70 notice IN this market in the OF
'henss The demand about equal Y tie supply ls0 hesd
tows-Ihe demand for Cows y,ry brisk and IA,
sales only amounted 20 90 mead from =3j Sij or good
ana suf-7or Mich Cows aGd from rs 20 80 for Dry and
Nddilus tows.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
THE GREAT CATTLE MARKETS

OF NEW-YORK, BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA AND AL
BANY-REPoRTED WEEKLY EXPRESSLY The NEw-
YoRK TRrBUSEwith full particulars Of Receipts Sale. and
Prices Of BEEvEs MILK Cows VEAL CALVES SWINE. SHEEP
and LANES in NewYork msde from personal observation
by SoLos ROBINSON, WEDNESDAY EVENING (the gres.
market dsyl exclusively for The NEwYoRK TRBUAE, and
printed FRIDAY MORNING in the SENI-WEEKLY
BEfVES in NewYork mostly sold BY Cattle Brokers'
in the four quarters will make the asked a. the
bet price ib t., bullock that viii dress cwt, l0c
p n. SEQ At Boston the price quoted rs |. for five
y" the hide and IA. included In the estimated
.esht The number reported or this city in 1857 l 23
Of these ll6 8 cold a. the "Wednesday markets
washngton DIoveYGd, FortyfOurth street,. sversnEs for
each market 2 and varying from 63 upon different
days The total number for le6 1871 average
at market on Wedn@sdsy 2,S94.
CALVES, If ht for veal sod by the pound live weight
Many very young are sold al price Per head.
MILK cows generally according the price Of beef
hh beef marke: draws fat from the dAres
Tor fresh Poor sell for $3.50
$50 medium asa $i5 good s6; extra fine
$50 500 The number LAST year Il The COW
merchant generally reserves the calf
SHEEP AND LAMBS cold mostly BY brokers mnch
PER head ranging from sea ST tor stock and
Tor extra In 1857 the number sold ~ 1856 the
Der Co. 139.
SWINE received mostly BY railroad and sold Aertons
FORTY fourth street. Turner'S Thirty seventh and Hnd
River generally By the pound live weight The
ported in 1857 @ s the price ranged from &c.,
and for the m nine months generally 7c The number
Geceay I'd in lGjo was 3tS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

ar,, f,.oonrnv to III, ,r,o,,. oC ,..vly lion n
.'' NoP', ~ 40 ""'""'" Va "'a'y S' "
Aufsrv have commenced sri.s apai1st ne Trustee.
.o..u nm ,ho -, =, :. Al, = - -. a. .hen,
psono'iy, "n 1Ne srohd tnat they nave na'' ''~"4
-. .,so 900 . -. III ,rob.
W S~~","VV. .oihe intTesihS ofs'f"ph'nS7"'"
ablv rrov ON of,hes ants ard hos so.De reasons for
:, - t,e M.
NE Snspens1on OF this instftutlon WtIcn nav
ks-,.ofox. la.,. ,.rl,;oi,, .;r.J
49, Py 80 - So,, yo-k
There IL fair demand a, private saFe ior N'"-'"'h
O., - II :. l. o., ;,ou-oved Some of
IVA" S'"hS, hnh th" H"n'' H"' T :.
a. inferior hanks finding demand for me cfcuia,lhg
- 4o.oaJia.. Winter are
potfs which were run IN ana fcn''n'" " "i'' ~
IL. ..:, ar1 p,c.Sug the Bank De-
buying -cufitft H-hh an" f'~o
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

other latest dates. .l1b9f l52f75
At election held by the Directors Of the Mechan
is Bank Philadelphia, George II. Stuart esq, of the
foreign banking firm of Stuart & Brothers, and of
Ne most widelyknown and popular citizens Of Phia-
dephia, elected President.
The subscription of $500 900, from the bondholders,
b, the relief of the New-Abany and Salem Road is
open at the office of the Farmers Trust Company.
Tvcthirds of the amount has been subscribed but the
subscription drags. Hparties in interest are una
bic loan money the trustees ask for the loan of the
bonds, upon which they have made arrangements to
obtain the money. II the frst-mortgage bondhoders
wish to preserve their property they should take i'm
mediate action in this matter.
Mr. Moran and Mr. Corning had no interview to-
day but the arrangement entered into last week, at
PhAsdelphia, by the four great routes to the West,
was before the Erie Board for consideration, and the
opinion Of the Directors appeared to be almost unan
NOUS for its acceptance The arrangement will proba
bly be agreed to during the week by consultation be-
tween the Erie and Central managers
The Boston Post of yesterday says
I" There is special change to record in the money
market although there appears less disposition to ac-
sept very low rates on long time The aggregate OF
the bank loans is high and in some of the institutions
NE loans approach the legal maximum that no
desire IL manifested 10 increase them at less than "
cent at which rate great deal of the daily business
- cone IN TINS way OF Sinai loans anu fehe"as vi
A,gsr paper. - b.. os so,, of
trade done in the midst of many complaints of still
ness. One Of the heaviest commission houses esti-
mates that the dry goods people in general are doing
about two thirds much usual. As far as We can
Judge the retailers having rather meager busi
ness Just now, but the jobbing trade is fair. Some
houses, in all branches busy ever they were
a1 this of the year.
"Pewabic' advanced little on Saturday, in con-
sequence Of favorable letters notwithstanding the
promises of the Superintendent, however many peo.
pie beve that he cannot produce and ship % tuns of
% per cent copper in September and October The
naehineryw probably be in operation in November.
1t has been purchased long credit, and the pre-
sent plan Of the management is 10 avoid further
mens at the risk Of floating debt, which, it is
thought, will easily be worked of in 1859 The mine
itsef never looked better.
"The Quincy is now favorite in this market,
from the circumstance that while ii is yielding much
the Pewabic, il has two veins much larger prop
erty than its neighbor and no debt for machinery.
I" The Franklin is also a tavorite copper. II
has the Pewabc and Quincy veins apparently, in ali
their richness and for great length The present
probabilities strongly in favor of the extraordinary
pro6tableness of the three Portage mines, bearing the
Pewabc vein But there is many slip between
the cup and the lip III those cases that seem 10
~ most secure.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
Movemeni- or Ocean <,ramen,
FROM UNITED STATES.
FROM EUROPE
Passengers Sailed

n ne b. adI s',as-.Ap ffrea for Is.>-,.o, r.
Il. Csyley Toronto; MS Mary Ar,sony ", pen fss
children aud uars., Br.d;, FRIEDMAN w.. ~. st
NJ Lar-u Mss Jam NJ cLsTen. M. Harriet .S" "p
ton " Mr. and Mrs LEWIS J Claude, Enslsps NJ hszI
Ney.York Ms Thorburn, Liyerpool John W. nysec
Albert Field Ne~-lor james steviu Phn,St Sotsaa
E.sn New York y q Dabusy Boston Mr1,iss-.Paa sH
York Horace Tebetts. Ritter jE. PhiaS.aS 81 Nss
Crery Baltimore Auth9ay, Pans Wa Prs--' s.nes Me-
n ~ BounSer. Baltimore Tref.as.e " " Nssari,
Garter Toronto Hon Alexander Gait, Do; Ts.l.t hea
Is Grenoble Alexander Wray PhiAdelpb; Jne te,:es.
York II Appod Nsw-lork L Allen. DO s.or,, "a "a Nev
,uso.r " N Cavity. New York Da,ha de' Hs si1 sA-
Toronto; Fred Ssndelnan. Scotland A G Rnd.y ks,
Jane. G Bs,tensou Hartford II Law Msnche..s, fsst
Hsnss do: Isaac SelguAr New York M and NJ. w.
Groves and infant London w Adsn,sor EDsIsns 20
Rrirhtly do Mr. Georg- Lang do NJ. Bnk. Tor-s iss
Murphy and two infants Ireland Ms Cha-s rn,lnS -
Nrt,owan Califortiis: John Buckhsrt, eo esS
s ths .hp Boruss foy SohtAd pfon H,,v< ,,y N
burc-Monseur de Bo.ch Spencer. Began Mns..r !, w
IN Ston Prince Susowsky, Wachcuhsin ". O,t,nhs.
Ms. BehTens, A Mengers, L Arnson Houhodv R~r
L Rrounum lsiy and four children. Iidor Kn..bnr ~
Ssheaer Franz BSns Cath BAN A Noser Of NewYarS -
BehN Frank Armsdorf Conn, Gustav Stlrrenese-r -
Sander Francis Bourry Victor MAyds; and ADV Y.r.s
Il Rochat California Anbros- fonner. James Ksltoa -
stein NeW-lors; " Mason. Aka,sas Jens Osru H. -
c.imaun Bradfeld. New.York; Peter Nelsoa P,,,.S
vana John schmidt. Hermann Never. Wscousr. 49,.
L'Houueau Pans Nine Xmenes Msry Gels P Bsr.1
" m Grur,rrr q A kmmel Anthony BaaeF Ns..s' 4,
M-r.snf.ld A Studer & Dash, Ml-r, L Gisaniui q ~
cear jean Strib-n Se~-Ior John Rcnz Ohio c GA. IL
diana DR. Ross New York MS Ab-ls. { Emn-su. -
6 Tucker New York. and lo5 in the steerase.-TO,l IS S
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRY.......
Cleared.

S;ean.shp-R Roanoke skinner Norfolk, Henry Lgdsm; Ju
Adrrr Adams, Charleston Sposord Tileaon Co. =. :
shp--Sowssse, Martin. Mobile N Bowen Old Colony
Low San Francisco Tappan stArbuck; Hoadly Msrk
Mobile, Post Smith Co, Trsnsuehs Goodwin New0ssas
Brigham; Ellen Austin, GaTck, Liverpool Tiles.ou Co
Howard Iiam), Brush, Hamburg Am.ines Z z, HaeS
Glasgow, Zerega 4 Co
Bsrk-S Bhss, sprsgue. Norfolk. w Eiwen L Coz conn.
bisn (Brem). Senkc Baltimore, c Ludwig.
Bris-Ac adsn lBr), Lockhsrt, Halifax, D. wof, q
Sesrnsn Meek, Efsd, Antwerp, w Schmdt Nos Osha
lBI) Cassidy. 81 Johns \, Gordon Brooks; Fnaks1
tBrl, Cemants Rjchibsoto, Sturses Co
Schooners-J Williams Curtis. Wilmington Van Brunt
Slssh, Kennedy, Harris, EhLabstbport, Williams
Ned, Henderson Wilmington, Powell Dsnvills Chrstss
Richmond Pierson; NJ Pike. Crawford Chsses,ou,
McCready Mott Coz Price, Eldrsdrr. 81 Kitts tsvi
L GO; Simmer Chaplin, Norfolk. -; w w BfskesL
Bowditch Philadelphia James Hand Isabel Franklin Bsaat
Dayton Sprazus.
S1oop-Pkenix sheppard, New. Haven, ) B Edws,aa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

and 20 arrive.
sPICEs-we hear e sales Of 81 bag. Pento q: g. cash
held c 80 bags pepper at &C., and - bag Cloves
a. s..
SHOT tive, and held =. s. d7.c less = cent OF
sTEARISThe supply limited and The market Is quiet
sales q prime a. II T., cash
TALLOW-The inquiry il steady The supply good. and hold
sales Of III go 10 Rough IA; Is qet but arm
TEAS-The market at private sale /. little active
prices Iondins auction rates Al auction sale
j. announced or Friday next.
rOBACCO-Spsuish Leaf has been sctve az low prices
Keulcy aud OeT kinds Of Gome have ruled hn and met
- .f..--. l.. L.. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

HOPS are steady and quiet 6d8c for le5Ts and l4Ql5
for i258s o.d are nominal The receipts
nor. liberal e have stock Of 400 20 500 bales
HAY-The inquiry is good for Shipping, and the market s
finn sales Of 100 bales AZ 5ods5c. y 100 70.
HOSEYTh. 'Oct is small the business very moderate, and
yrices firm. No sales Of importance have trsnspred.
HEMP-Ibe demand iOI all kinds cypher and stocks
slowly the increase prices however in the absence Of
important transactions, nomnally unchanged
lROS-Scooh Pig is in limited request, and prices rule low
sale. evdl 600 for the 20 81.
months ex-sLip and from yard Common English Bars sc
slowly rs Oohe kinds quiet, and prices unchanged
ISbIA-RL BBER-The stock is hands and though the
for the quiet demand fully equal the
supply and prices steady.
LEATHER-Hemlock is quiet but steady. Oak is un-
changed. French CaSsns meet with good demand full
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

j.
The saies noted exclusive Of ~ of
report making actual sales for the week Just closed $500
Sales OF Hogs for the week ending Sept l5 BY Niles
lett commission merchants No. 30 s.hinston street:
For Fisher kerns, ind n cofd hos average gross l7i
10 price O'c state. Hayes Ashland Ohio Isl eor.-d
hos average gross l 10, price 4lc. Bueksnd Pointing
Mount vernon Ohio $50 hos average 6 h price
SIC Lsdd Stevens, Seneca Co. Ohio 4l
rage gross los ID, price &c j. Watson H. 70 cornfed
hos aseIsse gross III ID, price 5:c r. B. Can Ind, ll5
Marion Co. Ohio 1870 cord hogs average gross S2 D. price
Pc Collins Delaware Ohio l47 hozs average gross
lo D price 4t NJ d. Smith Ohio To- hogs average
gross leso price 4 A Corey Ind 30 cornfsd hog.
age gross 10 70, price SIC. James johnson, H. cord
hogs, average gross 1870 n price S oc. John Deuny Dels
are Co. Ohio, l47 corned Hog. average goss sl H. price
y and oi-looc Boram McAler Ind 90 corn-fed Hogs
s's,asr sros, l5 10 pce tie Lewis, NewYork s3 corn.
ied hogs aver gro-. l5i n, price Sic. Tsbo. Martin H.
10 corned Hogs n prse 4,c Oy.tt len.
n- ono IL ofn'ed Hogs 2s2 b price $40
Hardy Taylor Ind 2s cornied Hogs gross l9l H.
prcc DC j. Home- Ind e fed Hogs sro. ISL
70 prce 4.c; AA,heny Brown Ohio, 29 corn-fed Hogs
ss,,se Hoss I4 q price &c NJ Pennington Ind lJl
10 oonrd Hogs average soss 10 TO- price 4e Total $3.50
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

IA As s,caMip T1o J,om LicerpoolRev NJ s,evn~, An,
LADY Mr. Barnrs rdy and child Mr. Bush Mr. Dcknsoa e.
Gag. Edward Parrish. Thomas Weaver VIM Hartley NJ
Jones Jacob Qun;ur lady and child Mr. Il ferr,.oa
Davidson sri lsdy Mss Davidson Miss McPsrsne "a
and sdy, Mss stdnchfe Mr. Evans ard lady Henry Atm +
Smith. Jsmes GssssoEd, Ms Msfsdseu. Mrs Dslns
Hooper JOIN Halliday John Anderson and party Mn r.,
IA " Gassiurd. Robert Heny, MsCornc and lsd, ~
Mcconnell. Miss McwhiIl. John GiliAnd. VIM RaDei Ws
Msa Frederick and Mn Bay Mss Irving Miss May lrv
Peel Mrs GreatoyeX Henry Lester Jane. Fiaich ~
Pierre Mrs Pelsr Mr. Davidson Robert Psrck Mr. .sa N,
krrr Mr. and Mrs Hampton. Timothy Burn. M Ncinn n
and Mrs Slsior Mr. Dowins Thomas Wright Mr. and M H.
gins. Mr. Hsrbornz Ms Bush, Rev Morrs Power M ssd NJ
Maloney and child. Miss Murray, Mrs. Gillian, Nm Crsrs
Ms Gr,syes Mr. Gerardus Bsun,sen and sdy NJ spd M,
chisholm George Harrison. Esq Jane. w. HhSa Es q Loa
dom Mr. Thos GRAY NJ Smhson and Miss IAN snihscu NJ.
Thay.r Fsq Mass Mss Cuts, and Mrs Crs,s Nr anes
Scott Mrs MADEIRA Mr. Jas Grant Mr. Jsrrs Boaraons Nm
NJ Deruo Mr. II DINER and niece. Ms. Adam. ana Nc
psss.ugcrs in the s'eersgr
Ia Ae bark r. Ds~ng from Deaa9-E l. Coming and AaJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

81. arr. q Asatoas .. ahoI. % Or ef-ns y
~ ~ =, and Ground s Buis SAT- ;. no, PM
o. l.Lsl5 :, %. si- DO -'' -
% co t1h lrs's s'and 500 sses G-ornd ~ n An
IONS ard 20 a. NsEthLgt gtsl's FnTA,e ems al
SUGARS la r1ed depre-s.i and may D qlotea 3 -
l1.-sr I'll. v; Tn -As. BodeTfs rsaf "
-be -racs Tossy- tlsues r-s h-s tle oe, as' ''' o
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

sii,s Le.,hsr - 70, do ~ HsSe,, ia b.l, 81.
Wool. Ss eos- o<'s ~ Do But ~ n
By hcrh hfeey Bsa.s-5 50 obl. ro.r n eo h--A =
p do Wh-a-, s.7S5 10. Oss pkss Asb~. = ~ uers,
s. c. Provisions SO 40. o. Ca<- "eJ,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

TlN-Book Tn has r1led quiet and prices are iy sup
ported sales of S pigs banca az casa In straits
nothing has been done Plates in limited demand. and
prices without essential change .he aes for the week in
cgds so boxes ID in lots 80 53Q 80 IS mos. but In.
voices could b bought lower $40 do Inferior C. Coke a.
~ 2 and so do Charcoal Tene 80 Ji, both cash also,
go do. d.. a. 80 7jd 81 s7!, 6mos.
WOOI-Nsiiye Fleece, adapted for Casssmere "a in
steady fair demand without alteration ia sales of
fu blood Msrino and S2 ro-
5000 n do and flllblooa do az NQfjc 42C5p n do. ~
iOQ 4sc. le01 N do &c 2O,o uuwash-d tsirsia a.
57c 70 oo6 u hne California At &C. al mos adding inter.
Pulled is in supply and hrnly held sales OF o
n n0foc FOX No City and extra Country Foreign Is
held with increased frnness though holders 6nd difficult TO
establish any advance and tn sales consequently have been
confined 20 bales washed Cordoys did learn
The supply consists chiefly Of Low grades adapted for
rrpes. Fine qualities and held above the views
OF bIyers.
WTIsKY-The market lower the close sales Of 200
bbs. at 2id 2itc.
WHALEBONE during the week has been In improved de-
nand for export and there 20 the market
.a.s Of 5o n Ocho,sk 5000 $l05 $50 do. South Sea
e
ZINC-The market is quiet sl, mos but JOB command
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

FIsH-Dry ca A., t,,.sf sIppiy AID afs ss .u.i'd
'he Ia. .s. q - G.orzs. a; - s0a Is a. Me ~.
a.o in Aa,.~r .urfv b.. rres uie s..ag; az. -
hi. Is rdti5 ~ " Ma us l.. a+l . ara
- l2q 80 . irr v. HsETllE c-- -lc pf.c,s u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

MINIATURE ALNASAc......rHis Dkr
SuX-Rles...54l Ss;s........5:os Moox-Ses. III: q
HIGH w.TER....rHIs DAY
Sandy Hook. Cows Island Il9 Hell Gate. .. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

NFELIEK : IN nod. rs'f f-Il..t q ,. To-. . IDos
sPERMACETTI is quiet bu; steadyi sales 4 200 70 N
ind private terms.
SHOT az el.e, a. &C. 1T Dgop Aai :, for Baek, -
crut 2.
sklN--Goa- especially ClEsoa- better supply. and
les oIcTaucv manifest though II 10 ab-euce ~ ipoFr
iran-sco p-ce- nonInsy unclaimed; sales of pe-
Para on urvse osJ bales OF Curacao hs
lIar.. N sold Deer IN hted request and have
b. saes oi 5000 san Jeaa Oh Pilys;e ern We
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

%. 10 Skils. =,
FEATHERs-PIne wsse-r are selling q: 5ci ssse OF Old
DO. made Z &c. cash
GRANITE Whea, market SHADE finer, a;hon n no'
q1otsby hgher With far MI and mod a.e cxp1rt iaq
the arrivals are sh: the a. 800 blsh Red southern a
81 sd 2-.he for very choice OF Amber -"
bash. White %. 15d 20, 1910 blsn. Red Indiana,
new a. 81 ia ~ 10 i70 bush. Amber DO AZ 81 ~ 300
bash. faT h. Michigan and hsD o,sA. far MI
Club Rye = 10 moderate DE- enand and steady;
sales Of 100 bush 7iG76c Oa held With much nrL
good request; choice Wes-ern less freely Of
fred sales Of State i7.c and Western iS S, and
pice refused for heavy Barley SHADE better and
in fair demand bush ia soc. Barley Mali
in fair request a. % GS Com bitter the suppy Of very IN
fror moderate s. iihern held Nth frmness
tiollaTy White he sac for not Mixed.
70d72ic for fair very good DO t. for Western yellow; Is
Ssc Whie e3dsic Jersey Yellow and asa
&c for soshen doincuded in the sales are 500 bush very
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

PHILApELrsI. Sept. ia-rhe ship Sonparel hon - ~,
pool Tor this port s,rsek on Sst6orn Bsnk neG Cs
the i3,h inst She serwa ard sos os and q 90. fnsA
sbe remains .isht IH"S
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

POTATOES-The supplies abundant, the quality god
,,d rr. is ana tending downward quote Mercer a,
: .g6 - a5 y bbl June- 81 lea ~ % snd Carers
- a5s<2 So Nsina Sweets al s2t bb jersey Do .,
RICp-Ths demand hiss been lively, and prize.
,,s.dy: al, of 500 s3a IS IS mainly last evening
SEEDS-Tke demand for Ino;hy !. hir and prices Are W
inactive at SIC. Ro1sh Flax quiet a. IJG 81 80 = bush
Of - 10 Caleuiis Inseed hrI and little snnls,-
..,s Of oc "a S0 bAts Boston a: ~ bash, cs2h.
siLr-The demand &. LverSo fir, ard prices sboe,