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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
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DAvIS-A, Tsrrytown. "Wednesday n,orsus SER. Mrs
Annie L. stsnnsrd Davis, aged 3: yeAIs.
EASTON-lp Brooklyn, Thursday Sep.. 9 Ns.las he
beloved wife of Mu X. Ess:on.
TAGER-On Sunday Sep: II he reder Of Der l.se-
The Rev Ezra Young CUchozse Lole leland Mrs Nancy T.
Earer OF Ches,r Orange County n T., aged 80 years
kiSH-In Hudson City, N j.. Tuesday. Sep H. sner
,hort illness Mis- Emily wife o. Cap: Alhc-y Fish aged So
FoWLER-0n Monday, Sp. IS. % consumption Phil;p G.
Fowler aged II and formerly OF Portland Ne
EOLEY-At No 9s NiD-a svenae, "Wednesday, SEPT, Is
Mary VT. o. Wus- Foley in She SD yearof her age
H0fkINS-Ou Wednesday morning, Sep.. IS William w
Hopkns, a. u ocok, sgsd ~ years months and rs es
TIE relatives and friends respectfully invited 20 s,;end HE
funeral al his late residence No lS5 Lexington avenue on ~,
day. l7th ins, ~ - ococa ?.
BEFPERNAN-ln his cry, Tuesday Sep. L. EIzsbe:h
wife of Pkillip Hesensr.
HoLMES-In this city, Monday sr. IS Of Hns,r-r con-
sImy;ion M. George b. Holmes aged IS y,srs N
and c dsys.
HEBBEARD-In III. city Te.dAy ser. IA o, eor,,,.;on
Of the lungs, Hiram, Hesb~srd ased IS yeus
KEYSER-At No Alden street. on WEDNESDAY eert IS a~s,
atnserins unsss of mpsop, Jsr. wife VI HySD K,y
~, y nc 9Th ys1 Of hT tt,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
MARRIED.,

BAKER-GAULT-Ai ne residence Of 5e bride or Thursday
Sep; 10 by the Rev r. Thompson Jacob Baker o. OuG
brook Canada 20 Mss Catherine :. Gsa of has city,
GASTON-BELL-ln Brooklyn, Thursdsy evening. Ser-
BY the Rev j. ;. Holmes, A. G. Castor Mrs A. A Be J.
both OF Brooklyn
GRIFfIN-DAyTOS-On Tuesday, Sept; "A. a: the Hanson
place NJ r. Church Brooklyn, by ;hs Rev. Joseph Law, Nj
Henry G. Grifhn 20 Miss SArsh r. Dayton
ATHAWAY-BURNETT-A. fremont, W-s.ches.er C. III
", n y, Thursday, Sept g. by the Rev : C. f,TIy
Charles T. Hathaway 20 Miss Sarah ". Bunet--
LEE-KELLOGG-iu Vernon, Conn.,, Wedresdav Sep. IS
the Congregational Church by The Rev Marx Tucker D.
Capt; Charles w Lee Of New-York, and Miss Fsunie NJ
yo0nr.s; dsGsh:er Of Aaron Kellogg esq Of hc former
MOORE-lSGLEHART-OuT Tuesday, Sept. "a BY he Rev
DR.. Cummings Of NcwYork NJ. j. H. Moore Of New York
20 Maria lnslehsEt OF PoI: Nelson. Canada Wes..
SLTTON-ApANS-At s.. Pau's NJ Z. Church. on THURSDAY
SEPT le by the Rev Dr. NcChn-ock, George u Sutton
Brookyr TO Amanda Elizabeth, second daughter Capt Jo
senh Adams Of this civ
SMITH-YOUNG-Iu Waterbury. W.. on WEDNESDAY Sept.
IS by The Rev Y. r. Fuller, NJ. r. r Smith 20 Mis-. T., "a
beth NJ Young. both of Waterbury.
WRlGHT-SHALLUC UCk-In this city Wednesday Sept,
Is hy the Rev Ssuu. d. Alexander W. H. Wright, esq OF
South Sstics, Mas Lucinda shalilck Of Ashland Mas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

IN the ssea~sAip Persia yvo~ Lizspsot-Wmxh Dawson
Sequence, Miss Philips and maid. Peso aud sdy Mss
AlGcks Miss Mckee, Mrs Mckee w Mllhsan lady aIa
child, Mr. Wiiams and lady, Wm Bssnby lady and child
Brney wife two children and servant, Oetwel and AL
Mr Warren and lady, Ms Hcchenhulb Ms Pinchon, w
Jnl, Lorimsr and friend, DT1on. Mr. vsi / Nsreou.
Wagner. I L Bondecrunt and brother, Mr. Mckee, ssnd
Warn Mr. Sulns LADY, children and Thomas hstl
Dr. Wills aud ady Mr. Pond, Mrs Nathaniel Mshsdo, ~
Ogden, Morgan, Hughes, Mr. Leonard and merd, :
Speyer Mr. Brackett, { Eagle Mr. Andecker, Mr. smofs
Bryan w Oliver, Mr. Urqabsrt Mr. Hoskns, Mr. Pssnci rf
sdy Mr Psterk sister snd maid ssrsni, Alexander ly.f
and adv STEPHEN Bs.oden and rdy Mr. Dodge and sdJ
Wakefield aud lady, Ml.s Stokes, Mrs Pond. w YoAs
Woodhesd II S-liemsn lady and servant Mr. Courvoss
Knxht Henry q ElsLs and lady Master Rathbo1rpe
Rst6boune, Chaplin Mr. Casanova Mr. Johnston ~ Lao
dale Mrs. Murphy and infant, Ms. Dayidson Mr. Wsker
Davidson, Jo,eph Bs.,-rsby, w Goodwin Fr.nek A.
drew Dawson Joseph Still Mr. Wrish, and isdy NJ Tssps
and lady Mr. Trousdsle Gomez, Mrs Turner, inant St
nurse, NJ Gsnbe Mr. Penhsllow Delsno, W LseI, Res
Smith Haywood, Nr Ton,kins Mr Paul. Morton Hsary
stou.e Handy Mr. Glover Mr strswn Otto Muller, 6se
Hu,soD. VIM Sharp, Thos Patton Thos Nurs, lady ed
infant, Mr Besowen and friend DIR Leute, Andersos
Kenny, Mr. AskhAm, Mr. Whswrxh, IL, hr B.;srsby hf
Polhsnus, Eaton, d Mills w Barber, Mr UImsn Tbos
Kennedy Colae, Lambert, Rev w Cook, Hon Henry
Bedins.r MI Barrier M koppel Mr. ID, 0oost and sdy
Wagner, SanI.ls Mr. Dsywoodf aud lady Mr. Heydsekt
Clay aud lady M Carey, WIN Nicol Richard Loosy Aay
and child Mise Wsbber MIs Carey, children and two n.
Ms Walsk Mr. Merritt, Mr. Jessornn, Mr. Card snd n,sa
Mr. Zollikoher, Capt Sekoloh Imouy, w hsfef -.
Boyd Mrs Browning Mr. Trsbone Mr. Roberts and Two e
drvn Miss d. borsb Hale Richard HOGAN Mrs HOGAN, nnsS
Hogan, Philip Pogxery, Mr. Coyin, vosninbe pns,
Capt Psft. John Bond, Casonin Mr. Baxter, Tsfr~f'
OBricu, Winter rbo,tom.-Tots, 2lo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
STATEN ISLAND MATTERS.

To he Edtey Of The " Y. Tribune
SIR In the late destruction Of buildings az Qaaran-
tine the citizens Of Staten Island claim to have
acted lawfully They quote the actions of their
Grand Juries and Board Of Health, and cite the
laws for the removal Of Quarantine in defense Of
their conduct. II they have the law on their
eide it will appear judicial investigation
Of the facts and they will go scabeless through the
laws ordeal If not the consequence be upon their
heads This position we believe the Staten Islanders
quite willing to assume. They are confident ot
their ability to jnsy their conduct on strictly legal
grounds, and If they cannot there IS M nwillngness
pay for the property destroyed provided they are
relieved thereby OF the presence Of Quarantine
Staten Island.
But there il point on which they sensitive;
they are charged with brutality to the sick, and TINS
they utterly deny. The writer a. an impartial wit
ness positively afir1ns if brutality was shown to the
sick # was by officers in Quarantine and not by the
people outside. 1t is susceptible of proof that resi-.
dents of the Village of Tompkinsville rendered the
use of Their houses the Quarantipe physicians,
for the SICK and rudely repnlsed by the officials
Of the Hospitals. He mofeover declares that not q
SINGLE patient in hospital suffered by exposure on The
nights Of Let and I'd Of September; that DIR. Blssel
has admitted since that time that in two or three n
stances his patients have convelesced unexpectedly
since their removal from the Hospitals, and moreover
he IL prepared in this is denied Ia prove not only
the statement but the fact by parties Of kgh eharac
ter employed an Quarantine, IN constant coatntnHtca-
hsH ruth Me sick and perfectly taiaar nth the facts
under these circumstances call upon Dr. Bissell Ia
say whether he did or did not make the stateaen Mt
alluded to- TO Mr.. p. Wande and others, and whether
or not said statements are true.
1t has been stated, however, that the sick were ex
posed 10 fierce heat from the burning buildings that
they were obliged to be kept constantly wet by the
physicians in attendance TO prevent their burning
This il equally false as the other statements already
cited, and he is prepared 10 prove 1t by the mouths o
witnesses employed in Quarantine. He is prepared to
show that the frightfu accounts of charred and
roasted victims, Of patients covered with falling
ashes and cnders" utterly and entirely fase. No
such thing has taken place. No such thing ever cx-
isted except in the diseased imagination Of frightened
officials and imaginative reporters. Let the people of
Staten Island be judged by their acts and not upon
rumor II they can be convicted Of brutality or in
humanity let them be surrendered to the weghtiest
condemnation Of public opinion; but if they have
tempered justice with mercy" il walls Of wood and
stone alone suffered from their attacks and not poor,
helpless human beings et them then he held RESPONSE
bic for that alone and not for acts which they never
committed. OBSERVER.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

Steamship P.rs tB Jadhins Liverpool fth inst nds' I'D
pass TO Cunsrd s-p, - passed Niagara sors ."
stesn.hip Ksnnebee, Hand, Phisdslphia and Csfs w.
mdse aud pas 10 Perkins .
Steamship Po,on.I., Cushmsn, NewBedsrd, md~,S
Joseph Alien.
Ship Unverse Csne Liver pool August rndse WlUss
Guon August H. lat 10 2s lon II < spoke brs JsDst Hfs
from Chsrotteown, ), for London. August Il a. a "a
- S. passed ship Excelsior. bound T.
Ship sas Gr..nmsn, Weber Liverpool AurrS mas !"
Wm frost. Has hsd moderate weather mos. Of The p.e
Ship Intrepid, Hurd, Liverpool 81 ia, ndse n B1cam ~.
yr1poo for Ba.top a.: 3 =. IS Is lon 81 S. sI,bri
.gnss with fr bark Fore fr brig Loire and Ham mt -
al standing eastward Ssme day passed Upward o.
miles, took pilot rom Boa. O W Blunt no ~. From
S. experienced fght westerly snd south westerly w
with thi.E foes Has teen II days w of the Banks -.
TO Ho~lan6 Frothnshsm. August "a lat IS 2S Jon =
spoke ship Monic.o from Sa annah for liverpool n eAJss
Aagu.; 81, spoke s~edi.n slip Atlantic nom Ca;.o q
NewYork- Sep, s. lat ~ % lon "A. spoke ship Unek ~
from Shields for New York "a days OUT; saor Of poya
supplied her The has lad zht winds the entire rssAf -
Barb wun.s, s;.ensrsef Bremen August 10, mdss I'D :"
psss H~nsr hen 4 trkhsrtt.
Brs Asppo (Br oBri.n, windsOr $, u days. P'fff
Bris Pre.ider, Taylor, Ddnkw,er, Elizabeth. j. w
Boston.
sehr Cura'.ow tBr) Davidson Windsor " S, II days p'
sohr Emma Publisher, Kendall. RocSlsad day. Ine'
schr Pane I'd Higgins Ces,ine NJ, day., hsh-
schr ID w Bsssy Rodgers, Bos,on day, fsh ,,,..,v.
sohr Brsinerd, Clsrk, Elizabeth City Tor A'aa
seLr Mssndsr ,gIt Miller. Newport, s. VIA P'f''l' y
ds,s, plaster n ; Whitney.
Steamer Charles ossood, Smith, NorSich and We"
II Rockwell. oz.u
Steamer O.pr.y Kenny Providence md.e TO l..ss oSe
Steamer Anerfrs West Qnebec days 70 master -
sAILYp-s.e.u.hips jas Adre- Adams Chsrlesos - =
the south Lyons ssysnnab, and several sq1srs-rSssa
WIND-e.rset NV.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
AUCTION SALES
THURSDAY. Sept. lSP. VI

The transactions at the Stock Board show a some
wbst increased movement, but the features remain
much the same noticed yesterday. The shorts, at
the reduced prices, covering themselves to some
extent, but they also offer new contracts with con-
siderable freedom at still lower rates, apparently for
the purpose of depressing the market to make basis
for an upward movement. The Commission houses
arr doing rather to-day, the recent fall having
had the natural effect of bringing in some buyers
large amount Of capital is lying idle in the hands
of merchants and others, who occasionally
take a line in stocks, and as the market de-
cnes, this ~ gradually brought in 10 arrest
the fall until the prominent speculative brokers, think
ing the market low enough, came in and inangurate
new adya ance. The principal interest in the market
to day was centered in New-York Central and Rocl.
Island The former fell off to III but recovered to 7s
The latter declined to 67 from 692 yesterday but
aterward recovered TO 67l, closing a; 67i.
Tire bears continue to be free sellers of this
stock Oh the ground that no dividend can b.
declared this year under the present reduced re-
ceipts. In Bond sales the business was TO moderate
extent, excepting in Missouri Is, OF which nearly
sl00 60 sold at 81 regular, and 81 seller sixty.
sale of Minnesota S e. cents was made at 1861 for
Western banking A. the close, the prices were:
Missouri, 81 81; Canton, 10 al9li Cumberland,
Il ais; Central ~. d7si Ere, i7ia7i Hudson
River, y d27; Readins, f!cFI; Michigan Cen
trsl. 54Gij; Michigan Southern, 23l g23i; Illinois
Central, 75l a7j!i Galens, So as2ii Rock Island,
G7la67i; Toledo, 80 e32i.
There is nothing yet doing in Exchange for the Sat
urday steamer but rates are firm for Sterling a, l09,
all0. Francs are heavy.
Freights are frner. To Liverpool, 1000 bbls.
Flour par, within few days at 9d ls 3d., the lat
ter the closing rate; 5000 bnsh Corn at a.; TO- 900
BUSH Wheat at 4d. Cotton at 5-s2 3-l6d.; 900 bbs.
Rosin az ls 6d. To London, 80 tuns Ol-Cske at 2s.
To Glasgow, 800 bbs. Flour on private terms. A
vessel Of l50 to Porto Rico and back for 81 80
Messrs Gerard, Bets & Co., sold at auction the
ship elassar as burden per register length l29
feet inches breadth ~ feet three inches depth II
feet l. inches for -, 100 cash 10 Bostonian. The
brg Tsyerner announced for sale by auetion changed
hands az private sale for E, GOO $500.
The business of the Snb-Treesury was: Receipts,
sS.i 2aO-s66.0 coo from Customs; Payments, <l42,-
737 -; Balance, $l2,3l5. $50 ~.
The steamer Saturday will probably take half
million and perhaps more, in gold.
The Government loan i very dub, and sold et the
Second Board. a. l03. Treasury Notes are also in
active A sale OF 3 T. cents was made for payment al
tine Custom House Of / z cent discount. Some Al y
cents also sold at a small discount
The receipts Of the Michigan Central Railroad IN
August were:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17


FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry is active for West
Canal Flour but the low grades Of Extra firm and
choice brands sell freely while unsound statr Is less
active ow prices sustained the demand FOR the Ea.
s3G - 90 for unsound State, ~ ga for good super
sns STATE 5oa 60 for food extra 6o IS sqts far
for shipping brands extra Ohio and s. 500 for
.1 W eTsId DO G t.afa % f tsI snSs & s %
ss5 3G s6 81 Southern Flour less atye and the medium
arrivals far Of l47o bbs 81 50 s. or
unsund sperfne Baltimore 50 +G IS ~ for good do and
City Mills Rye Flour in moderate demand sales Of 100 bbs
al s3SQS42 Corn Meal steady the sales ar ID bbls at
s.lcGt4 Is for Brsndyvme.
FIsH-Maeker-l are in better supply and eject sse-,
holders would have 20 make slight cocessou IN prices In
Dry Cod note sales Of 500 otis srs- s. Georges Bsnk a.
-, which j. above the market.
ssay sae OF co. bush inferior Red solinsrn a. II 400
bush. do. White soa,heu I'll l2l 1900 bgsh Un.ound
Chicaso Spring s5c. delivered; 1900 bgsh fair Milwaukee
Rye firm sale. Of 80 bush 7ec. for Barley bet
ter and u fair request with aryss the sles
fair quality 75 IN Bailey MAJ Is active the
supply hight sales Of 10000 bush at sias o.,. il fair
demand The hrmnsss noticed yesterday is SIN marked
today and extreme qso,a,ons refused to-day sales Of
% @ Ss.h Al Sqss Tor 0r;H SA and ta, .t Western
ec, and this price 10 now refused for prime Chicago.
and We Eeties sPecaA;ve inquiry the eos sales Of
bUsh. Q; 67d7+ for Western nIedths latter for ANAL
S. nouinay for southern Yellow Lard w,hou;imporaui
change the demand fair es Of so bbs and t al ollie
for new ty ara Qlttc Tor lar 20 PRIME od. Butter IN
fair rsqsss l2el6e iOr new, and 4ds tr State Cheese
is sssbls 1t 497.c.
HOPs-There more inquiry ssss made of % bales
81. az go - bales Prfne Al 10. - bales Sc ~ aud lv
bales SIS and 'jos az 43c.
HOSEY-Sns4aes mailing FOR export ., 6oc In bond
which : hishsr AID - sold for npion shout
7Oc.. dutv paid.
HIDEsrThe marie, /. dull and heavy sales OF go weern
- baes Calcutta Buffalo private and 30 West India
IL !. a; i3c., mos % OriIoco q, 24t., mos
LEATHER-Henloct aud Oak quit without special
chslfr in prices
MOLAssEs-The market dul and rather depressed the
saes Jnimportanf-
NAVAL sTOREs-spirts Tnrpenre is baoy.n.i .ales Of
80 bbs in order casn sad rs DO 20 uye At
Sc but little In shipping order Be had a. 49, Crude
is sed Common Hosin and Gesdy sales Of 80
bbls e IS $40 u The medium and hne ssAes IN
rood demand ard prices rm sass of 80 bb low good
No a. 90 I2 81 80 T. 80 and 30 30 DO. Opaque
- = 30 y so do Opsqre and White St s+9s5 25 90
do. de- sc IS; 20 Do. do. - 52 80 d. do 81 500
IS IS and GO DO a. - So Sc Tar srr and ess sc,ise
OlLS-Lseed 10 IN EsceGs:e eqsss ed ITess STEADY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

4 M.N BEATEN To DEATH ny HIS WIFE AND HrR
P.RAsoUR.-On Wednesday last. a shocking murder
occurred az 1ait's Creek, Madison County, Ny.
Mr. Wade coming home in the evening, found man
named VIM. h. Margrave keeping company with his
wife. quarrel of words and then of blows ensued
Mrs. Wade taking sides with Nargrave. They used
barrel slaves for weapons, and beat Mr.. Wade TO
death. The murderers packed mp supply Of clothing
and fled; but, the alarm being given by negro who
No arrests were made, however, the day after the
murder.
The Wisconsin Legislature makes IL ofense Ia
catch trout in the front streams between the Is; OF
September and lst of March.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

Hides, 7ids.c ~ rsnow, 7d7ic. y .; Pea ,s,s;,
each; Calfshins, f2diSc. y D.
B.-Beef ard hrs; quality includes .o,Asns . "A.
beet. large, la;, s:s.lfed Ox-n.
Second susy incdes the best sras led oxet The Nr sai
fed Cow, and tie beet ihreeyes old StserA 0,asy sr
Of Bais, and he refuse Of lots.
SErEP-Errs inciadss Cossess, and vhen those ,sr,
quality thrown o1,-
There were lS the Boston snd Lowell Rarca .l
O over he FtchbaIr loaded with CAits Sheep Ss< ~.
Horse. OF he lc4 The schbuTs, 50 weEs hca AAs,
and Schenectady.
RrM.Ess-Bssf remains about the % las, v,.i 4.
qusl,y NOT quite 70 God We noticed 10 Cs;ls "a.
nor quality rsssd by the Hou T. Lee Terri II Ssu~,r
C. 2 and so,d BY Mors. Webster % 8 = Learnsr a. ,
an advanced rrre quotations. their va
va. $50 10 Tie quality of Sheep good and sod xaix
an advance Of -, = h.sd from last ~eet
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
fAdwrisenentl |


STEAM TERMINUS ON FOURTH AVENUE
syyc~sd the repeal Of the Ordinance just enforced and
aver o fair s being ~ho have signed the petition
Or to repeal under impressions and have since has
N b. satisfied with the sdysDss. Of the change
viii please add their Pe,ors be sound the fol
n {. Pridhsm, No. <ss Fourth
Jas Ingram Son, 18th and Fourth sysrDe
Ssn; Nicholas Hotel Broadway
Phelps Bhss L Co, No $40 Broadway.
John Ksr Co, No IS Leonard street.
Warren Wil@or, No. n Murray street.
Bh Wh,lock No IS BeehnAn stree.
A. Bur- 4 Co, No. ioi Chs street
Ykslps, Dodge L Co, No 10 Ckh street
e<orre r. Olyphxn.. No. - South street.
B<si H. Fis.d No. l27 Wa.sr street
psyfop, Sprsgoe Co, No. ig7 frcp. street
Phikp r. wilkins No. 6 Pine street.
Exypees Vkp SskSieb, SkGk 81 Commerce BlSaAnt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
Cambridge Cattle Mark,

kEPcsrfo fok lhf " I. IkisCss Az a.o.e.
A. usrAs. rs Ca.te, ssos; sn Rev.. ~ "a
consisting Ct working OIsu Cows, AID oae ,so - sers
old 4 s--et y.Ns
PRIcks OF MsExsr Br,r-Ea;rs sc aes,.
&s0$5 5 sec.Ud quality s. Sa s. IS; r,rs . Alt,
So; ordinary, 81. Wy -
PsIoss oy Srosr CsTrls-Worhins OY-u tr,, s,x
SO TO Si75 y psiri Cows and Cave. rou as ssS ~
SEQ; Yssriinss hca ts To sls; t~oyears cd Als -
three YEAR old rom . a 20 ga "a
SNIP AND L,sss-sS. Al MARKET; mice. IN -. =.
81 81 TO 81 rs sseh extra ard sslec.ioa. y! IS s!ss
each NN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

Narkets-CAkEFULLy REPoETED ron Tn. " Y. TarsUxE
THUssDsy s.pt. 10. 1853.
AsHEs-Th. inquiry for boh kinds n stesdy ,ses Of ~
bbls. a. So
COTTONThs market du pending the arrival Of the Per-
due sses Of 40 bale We rep.s; former q1otaons
kEwYoRK CLASSIFICATION
l.nA. - ~ q
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NINIlrrRE ALNAkAc......ThIs DAY
SuS-Ri,es. .542 Is.ts.....6:00I MooS-Se.s... -
wArgR....THis DAy .
Sandy HOOK. 1. Cows Island. 2:tf Hell Gate ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail priee OF the
principal articles of Farm Produce IN washington
Market on Thursday, Sept 10:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. :.
CIraWA.

stesmshps-s,sr of the South, Lyon, Savannah Beverly
Pierce, Philadelphia.
scboonsn-J Francis Bennett, Troy; KiddeT Hsrbsa,
Wilmington, ID MaIay II Siekenon, Baxter, BstDofs
] w Mckar.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
lAeysrtiss msri

lAsysrti.. nstt -
TIE friends 81 the ate G. Newtold iover forty
ys, pso-oes,yg of lin :. Et.pY's O1LLIEY, Nc -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

c0..0. I-cs.
Ire demand for Cotton Duck bGs vsry much I'M
proved pr1css the same, be; rrn. Colis Nils are
.a.n runnine The operatives T,ceyrg l6 pr cent az
vance IN wsses.
Pri1t.
Tie demand confines. sll Aesirable patterns sre
quick, and the printers July employed. Even the
low steans selling readily 20 meet The demand for
SI.penny goods.
Printing Cio,hs.
There has been dull make. Tor .he week. We
reduce our quotations t.. per yard. We quote from
TIE Proridsacs Journal;
sso riece. iqsl. pry.;ern. Seeo res, sodsi.....c
100 pieces. s+ee! 500 So, Rss - go a. , 2sS
S g. ss pi term: so Pscs. .s a, Iiy
Tota, pieces ................S5.eo
Osna6args.
We report dun market in these goods. These are
mostly produced a; the South aud net tie manuiae-
,urers bat small percentage above ;he 'os; OF the
raw cotton.
We have nothing rew 10 aid TO our report Of last
week.
The statement which appeared in onr columns, thst
he large distributing houses, VINO had heretofore
given their orders for goods importers months IN
advance of production doing the same VITA the
American manufacturer, is illustrated almost daily
Parties are out with their sample wsbs for winter
and Spring trade and all the novelties are readily con-
tracted for if the style is conoed And rests with
the manufacturer whether he viii be governed by the
fact that goods which cannot be contracted for before
production are hazardous and unprchtsbie TO make.
There s no branch OF manufacture in winch the sale
Of the article depends much upon design as in Fancy
CassIneres and those who display The most skiu and
taste Will secure a ready sale of their product.
Wooden Skagls.
We notice in the past week considerable sc,ivity IN
Woolen Shawls. The new styles exhibited OF the
Waterloo Company are a credit TO the American man.
ufscrurers The Ws,ervet Shswls excel, as hereto
fore in their drab effect.
Tie Bay State Company disposed at private sale OF
the bulk Of their stock early in the season and their
best styles are only TO be found in some OF our
leading distributing houses. Prices OF the above
range about the as last year.
Foreign Goods.
TIE arrivals for the past week in foreign goods have
been small We are advised however, OF large ship
mens per the Vigo and Persia now due at this port
The advance in the home market OF nearly al desir-
able staple British Goods renders i probable that
prices will be maintained here to the end of the sea-
son. That all choice styles Of dress goods are in
short supply is apparen, from the fact that nothing
| bu. trssh finds its way into the auction rooms
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

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