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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

COFFEEfhe market has been quiet; hear ofsass Of 30
Java at l5tc sales .so OF e. Cicoo &c. Rio &
FLOUR AND MEAL-rhe inquiry for Western Canal Flour
10 sve, especially for the low grads; th By
plenty and again sd l5c. better the firmly
held and kres command much higher the demand
Is uti ely corsuupye sni continues srsry in the
arrivals the l8 300 bbs 81 7ea 81 IS for superhue
State for do and small lots 10; "a 3O
81 for ,uperHne Western 5d SIS 25 for grades Of era
DO; s5 Sea IS 80 for old and round hop Ono;
s5SQ 80 Is for trade brands DO IS d 90 81 for 81 Louis
brands and IS 81 - for extra Genesee Cansiau Flour
and wanted tue ss~s $50 b@s s. 50d SIS
Southern Flour ssaa letter the grades aud
wanted fr TIE Nrst lndss the stock Of good superne
limited the sales Sio bts s. Soi s. for superfas
B.ore kc 81 7g for he better grades Bye Flour
quite and wanted sales Of 40 o0A - e3 75a So
Cen M,s and quite trni sses Of jersey and
Bispdyvinest 81 %
GR RiIS-The uske. for Wbest Is irTeguls. efrisg
rpty closes heavily b.. choice Wuter 10 not plenty and
the sale 80 bush s Der Southern a. 81 D l1o
bush White Do a. 81 Sdt il 100 bgsh W he Indians at
RI ga 81 M 1lo0 bush. White Michigan AZ 81 ga 81 IS;
80 bush sood White Canadian 81 81 IS; $50 bush good
White Ohio az 81 2l. $50 bush Milwaukee Cub a. oil
itto bush very choice Red Indiana s 500 bsa Iowa
Spring 81 t5d 81 O6 the sitter or choice Barley whog.
change the ssppy Is Moderate see o! so olsn good C.s-
Ws,, sec. Bye sesdy the demsDd Is fair sales ot $40
bush canadian e. Gle. Oats AID In decapd tor the
Il State at SAT- and Western suc Cansdiir ~
q4ic fer new crrp Corn Il h-d with fruness and B
plenty the close Mixed s nomioa al sJ1So!,
GO bu. rr0r sou'hsrn Yellow rlaie 81 et.
HlDES-We hel Of sses OF co Mexican a. 81 % montos
hOPs-Ibe demand active, and "a ty spec1a
tive sale, of SO bal SIS parry prys.- terms aud
i'AT-The demand fir and th- naie,i s.esdy sale, Of
So e.ssG eoa7ee. y ltO u.
LEAiEhh-Hsnock a-d Oak b),h in u.gdersts zi-3
Do 9. LgaPs95c.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Aisress.e.........,...

remarks:
The peser. f,cs year will differ from the estimates in III.
fr anc .po only The balance in the Treasury on The Let Of
july and differences between the appropriations asked
q in he snoo e.. n.;s, 70. the a.s. 's.r .ndns June
Isod IL the actual receips Lou customs IL ns 2nths OF
car,e Tie Secretary he Tieury aes os estimate Of
c.s from that source, believing hat HE $50 600 90 from Gus
ua amount Se pe.snt oosdou Of he country
viii justify 30 much Tor The estmsd ssseess means of the
s.n ns': 5eSs s. he s... ..d % sp p's from
ID. pubic snds and miscellaneous source, f the s
stio s 4~Se daereuc. between the s.na;ed and the
;ns b,.ncs ,hs Treasury Jay s5s M Is, @ .:%sea eIp.a
entity om -hs' - Be actually expended i3 prO,er n. q the
.h.s VA. scE.y .ppiopr.,ed The estimated ,pop.On.
s I'd for be service The fs,4 year Jane So 1880
s.@dS Which would seem to male da-recc. w.a,
rseded for the public service for this current fiscal year
,hs en for in the appropriation Of ss S2
SIS ss iHeladed IN The .inse eD Of go 70 supply Sss
sill sal provide TO be expended during the current hs
y.sr."
The Snprems Court, in the case Of James Brown
sgt. the Erie Railroad Company, has denied the mo-
ton to pay interest on the fourth mortgage bonds.
The receipts in the Land Department Of the Illinois
Central Company are increasing, $4,000 up 10 the
26th against SO si7 "a for the month OF August.
TIE couponsof the bonds of the City of Louisville,
issued to the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
psny, due Oct. l. viii be paid al the Bank OF Amenea.
Tne Information 81 Bank, Of Portland Maine, was to
commence eratops on the 23d of September. Capital
100000 Officers: ST. John Smith, esq, President,
ard W. f. Gould esq formerly of the Manufacturers
ard Traders Bank, Portland, Cashier. The proposed
cspit. Of this bank O0o and it is intended to
assist in transsctpg business between Portland aod
Canada in particular, and also to give particular at
,entor to general exchange business in view OF the
Increasing trade of that city with the West.
The following, from The Chicago Times, shows the
Grain movem. NJ for the week ending Sept 20:
"Th. Grain market sctive yesterday morning ont se
rain checked operations in the afternoon Inc re-
cep grain l3 600 bghe OF wnich l7o bushels were
fes, ncudipa FLOUR The shipments were IL Wo bushels
The hes. amounted 70 nearly leo e bushels 81 &c
r No SPRING and 75 for No 2sprpg Corn was h-n but
not very atvs about ~ bu.h-ls sod at 7o0'6 Oats
and sold S During the s week the receps have
been IS 952 bbs Flour 1885 bush Wheat S8 57 do Corn
4s do OATS Is 9s5 DO Barley making total 61SH bush
Il. Of Grain Ihe entire receipts since the M OF January nave
been 7t9 bbs Flour 4S56 57 bush: Wheat 1850 do
Con- 2S 90 Oats and lij k3 do Barley making grand
ls,f have sA bbls Flour S7,27t bush Wheat,
Corn, n Se5 40 O.s MAKING total Of @ o1s bushels
TIE Lre shipments sace the is. of January have
been 273 bbs Flour 3lS4s bu'h. Whea', 3SI807 do
Com 89 DO Oats and IS 9 do Barley making grand ~
tai 28 ISL bushels There in store here eco bb
4s3 5 bush Wheat 70 835 do. Corn and 7SS do Oats"
Al
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

trouble on board eme back end general hsh occurred be-
tween the hcer> and he IN Which belayas pine Gibbs
ans other waop. Ned The sailors r.tess-d oa board
te ship PHrsa birs aongie, for the pu'pl" of going
thtfe ~h the KsTwip, followed o them tSebuhrD
Nd .lefd stabbed him On ,h- trial ro,hns shown
-csy Of ,he ssors making b. assault and the tenor Of
~ the <ser ths. they std tbe defensive The Jury
taS this Of the ma. and soqpsd all the
pjsots whou. ~sNit their The O the dee adj
snts ffvd.rck KhSer Henry ersener Henry Sch wm
Nsomscn, Ot'o Upper Henr7 Palmer. Charlie. Webster aud
Charles Hs.eahr.
IS~TvrNESys ny THE GRAND JURY.--The GRIND
Juy al b Court OF Sss Yesterday brouss in eight 3ict
s. Of which tr riot fI srsnt larceny two f'
Io.fy, for semr~d two for hrslary IN the hrs
and for p.ttafceny They have no: yet concluded
ANir lnh4u
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Jane. yI,Menry g. Co.'s Circular.

Pey Asto - LIVERPOOL Sept l6 1859.
for any article The hone supplies OF and Cheese are
quite equal to present wsuts Beef and Pork moved
difficulty at irregular rates Esms and Shoulders
s.ked for. B.con-Lorg Modes nib in, 40 "a y cwt Short
htddes NIB IN, a c Cut rib in 40 al2 Cheese-Fins
56 doo ordnsry TO fair 50 asa. Beef-Pime Mess, new
10 dso y tierce. India, 10 d2o Pok-Prime Mess
go d70l Shoulders "a u. Lard has bseu neglected
500
BRRADsTuFYsThere doing in the better descriptions
OF wheat at advance Of ID The stock Of
Flour here Is chiefly unibspected and unsets Iodisn Corn
10 in Eod request at higher rates WhesWbe Northern
des GENITAL 100 White sou.hero, 6alO; Red Weseru
IedS s. Rcd southern 9d96 Flour-Wesern Canal, 49, ~
81 bbl Of s6 ID Philadelphia &C. q G22 OHIO "a "a
St Loui. "a dAi Indian Corn-Yslow 20 30 quarter of
$50 n Mixed, e. d.9i White IS ass.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
PHILADELPHIA. C.uIe n.rkes-srYr. "a.

II. spply Ct Reef Carte this w-k sxsr than has
been fr two he~ ysrs %, od,rnc both yues ssvsos
smourt.o N 2ss b..d large namber Of :bss.. howsvef,
q n. The s.les sru-.liy were from tf9ss1es6ts0 by
scod and prir~ cattle b.. one 10 nb q high sc
sHEEr-Theis p~ct slut W ses m.h-t tse osense
had spdeny msrke, dull and pces rsnssd from
6,o Sc
Boss-rAs nsrk~, ~eii snrpas5. 900 heAA ssvns
49, i'm ,b- ys,i,u, v~us They iron 81 10 % y
100 n NJ, So head e,,ra sod % hl.h 40 os -.
Cows-The sal- e Co~s amounted ~ Tvs heed fom eDs
$50 iood and pG~ Mlcn Cow some Of the nseror 49,
were soli low % fl8
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YORK.
Cleared.

ships-Hursville, Poet ssvaunsh X. B. Cromwell /
Co Yorktown, Parrish, Norfolk, Ludam Heipcken.
Ships-Wm Rshbone Pratt, Savannah Lawrence, Giles
Co. Reyuard Frremsp, San Fosrcisco Ross Falconer.
BHk-Tocopa Frl, Rsbeea Hsvr., Funch Meincke
Bngsyohn Butter tsr Miner Portau-Plat., II. q. Sni.h;
Grenada Pesnsl Sasus la Ursnd. Thompson Hunter A.
Ftsher Kechum Matsnzas, + A. Webs,eri Alma tBEL
Muer London o. Buley; Y. Butler, Bstl-st, Bangor T.
H. ssndfcd New iorh Ross Boston, -; Mary Honey veil
st Johns, n. r, A. SuDth~rs L Co.
hoons srs-Flyhs scnd csm'n Bali New.Yori,
Goodse Boston Davop Sprsgne; Buena VISTA Roby Rich.
uond, Van Bruot sl.sh,, Brewer Coz, Aspn call. Tho
Richardson CO.. y Bell, Robinsou. Pdsla Vac Bun.i
ton E. Powell pavi.op RYDER Frederclsoura Van BIun.k
sssht d; A. Berry Voorh' Savannah D~mi Co: Ocsaa
Bird Locthsrt, ST. John NJ B, ID. X. Dewof w. Abbot,
smith, 81. K,s X. p. Buck Co Ocean Waye Barnes
Wssbiueton Tesr Horn; NJ u Parmee, GasAel Washing
ton, j q, Williams.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

outside suppy il rather better Sterling lusi Sli0
fer commercial, and NolGIloi for bankers. Franc
ere 5.I5dll2l.
F,.eht.-Jo Liverpool go bales Cotton per
steamer ia9.31i 96 bales uncompresssd per vessel
at 3l6d.; si0 boxes Cheese per steamer al fos ~
tups Sperm Oh per steamer at 4Os; 10 tlns Oh Cake
on private terms To London: 600 bbls Oh a.2oai
40 bales Bark q, 4Os., weight. ToAut~'rp: 800 bbls
Rice ., 2Os 500 bsgs Seed a. ID: 200 bbls. Rosn at
Be. To Hamburg: 100 bbls. Snoe Pegs q. "a. ID.
Two scbooneIs to Bangor with Flour a. lac, and one
to PoItlaoe a. l5c.
The business Of the Sub-Tressury was Receipts,
$27O7l4 81; for Customs, $l57 OoOi Payments, $iiO,-
30 49, Balance, +, lii,o39 95.
It yet uncertain what will be the amount OF spe-
Gle shipment On Saturday The engagements at pres
ent are sbou. 100000 or $sOO,OOo. The supply oi
money On call is sufficient at 6a7 y cert for the
wants Of borrowers but the abundance Is not equal
10 that of q week or two since. Paper still goes, II
very short and very good, at 6a6i 2 cent, but, If
kpp the rates a,e ial cent desier tb.n they were
a short time since. The Hcdey Falls Bank has de-
clsred q dividend Of T. cent, payable % October.
Our suggeston that the present Board Of Directors Of
The Erie Road should resign meets with Universal sc
ceptapce, but not simple enough 10 suppose
that the Board will DO any such emioeutly proper
thing. Several parties are actively cabvassing for
proxies snd tte Directors ticket will meet consider
able opposition.
TIE receipts of the New Haven and New-London
Railroad for the month Of August, 1858 and 1859,
compare as follows:
RP RRsesP,' A0s... ... iss sssl
Ircresse..... AT
To which add the $l $50, net earnings Of the Son.
Dgton Extension Road making total increase, & ,O67,
equal to 80 cent.
The receipts of the S.orington Railroad for the fsc
year ending Aug 81, were:
Psssenser'.... ..eiTMs
FT- ifLt... Nf9H -
Mail servee. ''..'...'''.''...'. o,s9 ~ ,- a., ~
Balance Aug 81 sS0 90
The expe nditures have been:
General expenses salaries, wages, fuel
oil, &c................. .............S SSoio1l -
Repap Il road, bridges, dspots engines, -
4fof< o3-ei.o,s0t
New II 7,4i5 55- L2S9 -
Paid interest on ruo1 D
6,x N cent bond, raid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2l0 90
Dividencs November 1858, and July ls59.... Ia2 10
PAID unclsimed dividends. 10 "
B.lspo. in 81 SIS SO
The Indebtedness Of the Company the 3lst OF
August, 1859, was follows:
Six y cent s'iRec
Amoult but not presented. 900 90 d'+o
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Arrived.


steamship scott 5pS0 Dd 20 ssp b.,yv a. re. anS % s"
With head sea- bar :s So h .snasea bark QSsbec bound
ss', s9 ph pssssd osean SaS t '''"' ''
sa;ss Taas .op o0IsS sS Au. u.s. oo e "
bS Rs COMPANY
ps.. 70 C. II Mar'6sll Co sh in. IT, ~ lon ~ p.';:1
ssrl 0sne':se Of Brrs~cl Nisss' fSm h;vrs 80 ~
at 49, ion 90 Adam u fsyS on rasn ss man M 1m S.
snip poGot msa ~ 49,, aa y, 81 10 oss.s1
pho. .sIos..S ,US .s.odonsd & .oorsd 70 h. sSs.
msr ss, s.. cnns c,,,r 90 s. ,.,,,o., 10, "a w..s
CsrW., Cbs,. % Epp.rsncrd r"r h. b,svy w. .ses ' "''
ard 52 psss to H. L. Rf b Co al we'll Sept a. Mcassai
so.s sSsi hs~n so- w. ~ d''''s ~ H'e' ''0'
iron AM. % OF Sable Lland eISsrss0sA ss.vy
Ship Mercury French, H,ve Aug o. pds.. and 80 pass 70
:nii.. g pl. Weine.,sy sspt % from
f. ses 'ss ': IS 9s E.:' ss.: .
sn s. 50 sa w. Sou5s p H. % M =
fsp, m s SD 10 os 80 s.chsns.d .fn.: With s Ss,s
W. saw The %esm.hip Ocean oaseu bound % &C.. 02 e. ~
,Ss 20 "a sp 20 70 w. :s- ~ s, .hp bound f. showing red
Ship Cords Bshor London IS ss,. in ballast 10 Caldwell
tS% : ' s. sS:
on assns rs1D nsT TO : o1 S r. q a. 0n 80 spoke ship c0'0n
Bdws fsssts sas, hals9 a. % fio GnDss AVS hSss
Ho"e sept % t of % lon ~ % W. spoke the buk oex.
o.y i. W. sep. 20, at S ion H. spokssshr osor'
Bark Demipe H'fsns Marsnham and Para ID Inst, rubber,
NUS, p..s &C., 70 = L. Corning;
H. vie Hampton Roads ss bour: to Dunlop hocar Of Rc6
moro; i aug W. ist ~ on ~ Ssnsled NorweEsn bark es'
Eoke bark Damon OF Bangor rom Newpo Wsies for q.
rps%i' ssi II SsY Bartlett. N.~o.s Err. AM. so. ana .
Barclay Lyin.on C.ms the northern passage .ad have
had heavy s. gses and hesvy ess up 70 lon o. from
hercs sht wind. and calm: wh fog Hss received some dam
ake 70 her hu lost sai ana SHIFTED In heavy Aug
IL, in lat 80 Ion; o.
BAH Queen OF tie reet tbr OF Yarmouth NJ ) Mullen,
Shields July dse 10 II. MeyeI. The drst of the
paisge experienced heavy gales from the westward and csns
the latter part, light WINDS Add caDs.
Brig TrSent Snow Dorchester, NJ b. H days. stone Geo. g.
Hetch & Co.
Brt Tsssr Br. Wright Hsboro II days and iron,
Peter Eevuis Son.
Bns u Vincent lBr Of Ahchst NJ ST. Onion Pictou NJ g..
10 days, cosi 70 Briggs Go.
Brig VIM Mason tof Csstlne Gardner, Richmond days,
ronr 70 Miller HOUSTON
pnf m nGsa.,n toib LocAhaH' WINDSOR NS dsy' pAs~
p" ~. D. n Do~'H. N, =, !, al.
Brig Queen Esther tBE), Merriam, Hsrney ~ b., lj days.
stone to ID. X Dewot NJ.
dig AMAZON tnLb Dsy, huof osce, ~ rp !" dAys OH 70
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
BY telegraph.

HIGHLANDS Sept. o. sunset-rwo ships eonins The
Bar. ship bsfks outside the bsr. Wind hsh,
weAth cloudy
SANDY HOOK, Sept 90 .urset-Ths clipper ship Success,
going the Bar Wind light, h. weather cloudy
BOSTON Sept 70 The sop Ocean Queen has got ot hsos
Ptnt. ard ProyinoeOwn. Arr baks nsy b. kea
from London; Roibscbd, AL. nton North Atlantic Ocean es
Monticello. Govern. Por, su Price.
HAMPTON ROADS SEPT. 29-Arn brig Hsnry A. Dtier.
tcsTd part Of her cargo.
sHAhLEsTON, Sep. .--lrr bark Bs,seas, from Bos'on
sANANhAH, Sept ~ Ar, ships rionds and Gsona n
'erpoi s.iizsilsnd, from Ne~yors Bsrk Sarah Aen ff
hoLte,tdso; Big Nelsin fiorn Boston. ~,
eIpool
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

decree has now been entered in Q suit brought by
tho wateItv~n ana Rome Company, requiring all the
earnings Of the Potsdam road TO be paid directly into
the hands of the Treasurer of the Watertown road,
and applied except necessary sums for running ex-
psnses and repar to the payment Of the interest on
the PotsdAm bonds. decree Of foreclosure has also
been entered the second mortgage of the Potsdsm
road-probably not intended, however to be FOLLOWED
by any immediate sale. All other suits have been
Discontinued.
In regard to the sale of the Covrgton and Lexi e
ton Road 10 be made next week, The Cincinnati Ga
.ttte says:
to have been formed tie time the decree We granted fallen
to pieces ana otter parties being organized One Of these
S.cisd BY Eastern esPss Gentsmen acting for these par
% have been over the road and m.de thorough examination
the Lexington FsIifo Railroad co@psny and ber object
c between Central Kenuciy aad the Ohio river se ter
should be ;gece.f ts possible that ,b,
y to The oe'nss. Of the Lexington Frankfort aud Louisville
ne Anoher Company Is up Of 'tochsodes AID others along
sely u be sucee.fuL As stand the contest prom.
se. % be between the Eastern and Frankfort P,rte,'
The Chicogo Press and Iri5sae of the 9th saws:
The NewYorE papers give the West credit more promp.
payment than for months but they complain a,
Western trade should hold ether year at least The pro.
...d' Of the ,hoqd be used possible aa
Ieufe only actual neeeie:msch - abus impossible
The people 20 DO without While the debt PAYING policy
hgdy adhered TO- there in the Of our city and
ne We nersly TO inspire confidence and For the
last ye We Is the shipments Of poduc.ss our com.
mercs tsbes-haye avsrssed sufficiently than hall mil.
len bushels 70 make II safe 10 that half million dollars
week have been placed 30 the credit of Chcixo for that
length OF time. Five ak millions Of dollars produce
will orw ard before close Of navigation and il .ho
Il beef and pork be incuo ed from 70 twelve
q dollars will have been psced credit Chcas In New.
York between Sept and Jan Tns nse amount of
aud prudenty used doubtless il will be will strd
great relief to the West The SpDs purchases OF
ust Of be paid from these shpments but
To fhan
Of Old debts Western merchants r the pas: year par
chased sparrsy aud this will be pursued sdly TIL toe
West has achieved an independent financial position"
Mnrkets-CAREFuLLy REPORTED The n Y. TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, Sept. g, 1859
AsHES-Ihe market 10 unehsnsed tie demand for Pos is
fsir sales of 81 bbs at s. So and 10 bbs Pearls 4 25
COITON-The market heavy and dull saes OF bales
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30


The Directors were authorized to negotiate with
the New Haven, New.London, and Stonington Rsil-
road Co papy for the operation of the extension road
Of that Company
There is no new feature in the general Dry Goods
business of the week. The trade has been moderately
good but moi as large generally anticipated.
The hesviest Of the season is past, but we notice
quite representation from the Western districts and
hear Of occasional rev orders from the Southern
tiors. The export demand for Domestics has not
aba.ed, and no accumulation lie apparent among the
export styles.
Printing Cloths are dull Of sale at the decline no.
tced in cur last and the sales at the East have been
merely nominal; whereas, in the corresponding week
last year the largest sales of the season were made
amounting to nearly 81, 600 pieces in one market 1t
lie cor fdently predicted however, that large bus
nees will be done in this branch during the next e
weeks the printers must provide for their supplies
after the Let prox., and holders are generally firm.
The Wooen manufacturers are engaged on the new
styles OF Spring Cassimsres and will adopt tue method
,f.Ahiu.iug sample webs more generally than hero
tofore. The low prices which have prevailed during
the season. in consequence of the excessive importa
tiops together with the high price Of wool, havs
afforded little encouragement to manufacturers gen.
era ly, and some mills contemplating running on
short time. The Satinet people, particularly, would
find great advantage in not Lighting up this Winter,
it would prevent an accumulation of goods, and
present prices would not only be main aimed but bet
ter rates could be obtained. The crop of Cotton
is making its appearance and the staple of the Gull
and Mississippi sections is remarkably good; while
the Upands do not appear so fsvorably.
The great ncrease CT waste which the manufacturer
has suffered the last few years in the working of Cot
ton lie attracting much attention. At time, IL y
cent waste the general estimate, but at present
few mills show less than II cent, owing to the man.
ner Of packing the Cotton. The bales filed with
ssnd n such manner as to indicate design and alse
packing is quite frequent. The English manufac-
turer has a summary method of trestng sucn cases,
and therefore the greater proportion Of such frauds are
perpetrsed on the Northern manufacturer, who SUBJ
Ds tauely to any conditions that the cotton planter
may dictate. 1t Is matter Of fact that allowance
is made on al Cotton shipped to Europe Of y cent,
which is equal to &c. y lb, to cover the loss Of
sh,irksge that is the English spinner requires actual
weight, while our manu-. .cturers receive no such
allowance.
Any one who is coLversant with the method OF
pack ing Cotton, or Who has witnessed its accuuula
tion in the rainy season on the wharves at the pors
of the South, must believe little dry Cotton sod and
that regular tsre should be allowed This is of
the reforms which the Manufacturers Association
will endeavor TO establish.
The importation Of Plain Cottons at this port during
the week ending Sept. - as compared with previous
years, has been a. follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
kvsEzR IRON EACH sr.Ts.
Yo.al........i,r10

Hdss, 7a7!c y Ialow, 7Q7lc. ? f5 Pslil Ga s0c
each; Cslfskirs i.Qi3c y y.
BBeefErtrs sod snt quality include. nohlrs bu, the
lrss oIer the bssr Lied aud tie be.: hr,
Steefs Ordinary conrss Of Bulls and the refuse Of a
Extra ineudes Cosss,s ,hose of insro,
quality are thrown out
Tlsre s. Cars the Eas,srn Rs sd; .O over ths
Bo.,on ard Lowell and "a the fchbgrg % of thss ever
,bs Fischba from Albany.
RIsAKEs-No. 70 large stock market lac, week; pre
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Cambridge Cattle Market.
HErohrrp rol TIE N. Y. TRIBUNE, 81 Gro. RurP.

NHrVETEV TUH IHk N. I. IRIBUNE Bf Uko ErPP.
WEDNESDAY,, Sept 23, 1859.
And .o sor.. consisting of Working Osen Mch and
PRIcEs OF hAsKEr BEEy-Extra, s7es7 rs; f.. an,l.
W ee9 - 2' second quality, s5 25 tiId quality, 81 q;
fsIeEs or eToRE CATrLE-Work.ns Oxen . pair s75
"deH5i Cows and Calves s25 go 500 ss0. Ys.y
aS2a ""e"Je~oo| -"
sdIEpa aso LAAss-335 At market; price, ia lo.,. sin
~ ~0sI 10 sscni extra, 81 2jQ 20 5Jas3
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

shpt ,h. .ame .h tho .xcs,,oa o, few p,i, Of very
rior O1,n .hieh s for g. raer. wss o~s mosovs-
men, the piece L>nbs o~us 10 tbs dcsesss 10
nurubsr but ncx sospy vii probably decline
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

nIsiArcss aLsAsAc.
sun-kises... s:S5 ses..... S:tt Moor-sess. TO
Sandy Hook.... 9:l6 Gov Island .lOo6 BsD-3sae
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

TOTAL BY ALL THE RoUTEs 1885 bbis Flour 81 4s5 bush
Wheat leo Do Com, 23 do Oats Oi pkss Ashes 100 bb
Whsky.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

BosIos sept ssThs .hip Ocean Qaeep. -hss ss :, a,
ysssrdsy for Charleston G.. weu, sslsoss 49, sys-@
Po.n:, PI0yiIe,'0~n- No 0shsr psstseOAsfA IsSH
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

Mnrkets-CAREFuLLY REPORTED YoR TIE ~ Y. TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, Sept. g, 1859
ASHES-The market 10 unchanged tie demand for Po.s is
fair sales of 50 bbls at SIS 80 and 10 bbls Pearls
COITON-The market heavy and dull sales 800 bales
We reduce quotations:
HEw-ToaR QUALIFICATION.
ELxrfHa hakt n r.w
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Total. 6t9 sSols.i'o e6Hcol?
The exports Of Domestic Cottons from this port for

Total sincc Jan. l........... os,sIs 3oIo,IIS
The Washington Constitution of yesterday pub.
fishes an article upon the statements which have sp'
peared lately in the New-York papers, purportirg to
be derived from official sources, in relation to TIE na
tioual receipts and expenditures for the last fiscal
year. The CoasitutiOa gives the receipts Of the year
as follows:
July 1885, balance IN Treasury. SS,sib 10
kseeipts OF the year ending June 81, 1859 from ali
sources, nc!udipE loan OF 1853 and Treasury -
-uo,.o1 ~
secretary Cobbs estimate OF the meens for the year
was o,l2,is5 %, which differs from the above only
$79,39l 65.
heeeipisn seove. ..........,,,e7o2 2s s7 ,r
AfNi"''oes iof the hsca yeaT....... 1905, 482 %
Ioshch sSd Treasury Notes. i0snp IA
DsNOe " 10 90
The ralance estimated by the Secretary of Nh.
Treasury Tor the lst of July was 8, ,O63 29s s. die
feIerce of s',llOso6 A. between that and the sctu,y
balance.
The expenditures Of the Government under ZACH
brsrch Of the pubic service, exclusive Of the public