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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

deed. a II reasonable jus, 'hceti"n, Tor Kentucky to
secede from tie Union Bus 10 this matter Of aiding
cr;ui, fl code sf ,e Slave States, h)g
far would Dir. Brady have go! BJ The laws of
several OF those States, any bcos, pamphlet. or
newsp per, thst questions the morality or rightful
pess If Slavery, or 10 any way reflects on IL, is
deloupced as an ocendary publication, ADD to aid
or assi.i ia its circulation, or even TO have it 10
possession, is nsde CRIMINAL ofiense. There is at
this time, or very lately was, q Methodist minister
confined 10 Meryland jail for the pretended crime
Of having in bis possession copy OF Uncle Toms
Cabin. Does Dir. Brady think that the Free
States ought to surrender ugitves from this sortof
Legislation IL it not rather our duty as well to
vindicate ourselves 81 to call the attention Of the
slayet oders to TIE bsrbarous ard arbitrary sever.
iy of 50 many of their ensctments for the instIIu-
ton Of Slavery, by Ieiusi g to assist in putting
them 10 execution The const sutiOnal provision
for the rendition Of fUgtiyes from jnstlce OILY
be understood to re er to oenses regarded as such
By the common sentiment OF oil the States, a
which oil the States have q common interes! in
sUppressipg.
If Mr.. Brady imsgines that the preservation
of the Union-a point, sgaio, upon which he
expresses himself with good deal of reserve--
is dependent upon the recognition By the Free
States Of property in meo as stacding up,n
the same level with all other kinds of property,
and as equally entitled to respect couotenaOce,
and protection, he may as well abandon at Once
all hopes of preserving it. If the Breckenridge
party of which he is tue advocate, and one of the
Candidates, has 10 other claim upon the cont
dence and votes of the good people of this State
except their dspo ition to assist in extending the
spirit of slaveholdiDg, il not tne actu, thing ITSELF
tn oughCut the length ard breadth of the Union,
that party may as well dissolve at once and 60 into
hquidotieD. Mr.. Douglas, whatever else may be
SAID of him, had at lea,t the sense to see that
party at tie North on any such basis was al utter
ly hopeless AFFAIR." aud he had sl,o the sense to see,
what appears to have escaped the attention of SIC.
Brady, that to call party national which had no
other object except to promote The views aud up
hold tina power aud influence of small clique 10
one section of tho UGiOn IL gross abuse OF terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

NOBLE GHT.-A c1mmuI ica,ion has been
csived from M. n. Hatch Of Egrenont Mass, By the
Commissioners If Charities AID Corrections proposing
to present TO the City Of NesYork 400 acres of land
situated 10 Ulster County in this e. for tie exclu
,ve use and benefit Of tie children Of the poor of New
York who are thrown upon the Cry fos support and
n-ote1tion. The btreit will be extended to such
worthy and proper persons Of both sexes az may be
Iec.td BY The Com Dissoners. Toe proPrty 10 70 20
placed ia the hardf OF trustees four OF whom vi" 70
appointed by the Comaitsionus 0. Pa lie CAan1e''
The matter IL unCe e.hsiceihti,n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

MT such fools ss that. H., s. & T. ought to CON-
r,;mert the CONN or -sense OF their allies IN this
other meapuess a little more highly than that.
The Southern banks are making some tsn per ceot
IN their money b. moving the cotton, and there
fore they don't care 10 lend money at per cent to
sbnky merchants. They may indeed take adSan-
tope of the excuse which H., s , L. & Co. have
persist. ntly offered them to repudiate their deot';
and thus tho conspiracy will roco upon it, a1thore
aid the first people TO suffer vii be the d'y goods
dealers who give large credits to the south'fn
trade. Thy will lose, aud they ought to lose
They have been bs nearly guilty OF treason as they
dare to be; and they have done their utmost to
scare the honest, unsuspectiDg voters OF THIS Stse
from doing their duty on the 9th OF November.
They have failed, AID fai I'd ignom nlously. The
last desperate effort to debau1b the conscience and
confuse the common sense of the Empire Stats is
w,etohed botch aud SANDER; and these political
slysters who have 90 foolishly encouraged the
mepaces of diauDioD, will be hereafter the objects
of universal contempt they ara now, where their
conspiracy is laid bare, OF just popular ilds
nation.
We commend to H., S., T. g. Co. the following
extract from The n. o. Pieayune of Saturday last,
which shows that the "paGic" is coDfned to few
gentlenen traders Of New-York, and has not yet
reached the money market Of the Southern States;
The extremely cold weather which st in at the openns OF
geye decided impetus to the Gotten Market ard th
has up d1, by large rsns.c ins under which
price, rapidly ed until they are fully one AID
bali per cert above lowest quotations OF the season Tn
extensive has ooened good deal Of money and
La, infused greater degree Of conhdene IL tic
nirds Of cspt For although the crop wi be Shonened
b The early old yet the rise in prices more than eounroa
deficiency Beside Thu the apPrehension' en2en
dsr.d by the political conoiion OF AFFAIR." have lie measure
ca neo down and the Inference that tue most adverse
i,sue ba. seady anticipated nothing likely to anPe
tns, can pace The market Ia dsadyanagool position
Perhaps those who are disposed to tremble will
heeo the aspect OF the New-Odeans money market
quite as much as the shallow eectloneering lodges
of H., S.. L. d Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

The Pony Express, with California dates of the
18th inst, arrived at st. Joseph yesterday morn
mg. The general news is uulmportaut. Great
anxiety was experienced relative t. the October
elections on this side Large gains for the Repub-
caps in California we're counted upon in case that
party carried Pennsylvania, and thr other States
voting. Senator Gwin end Gen. J. A, Mod 'ugal
are abusing each other in political speeches, AMI
though hostile correspondence has passed bowen
thelD, there appears to be no danger of E duel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For PYesiGen. .........ABkAHAM LINCOLN.
For Wee President. .. :. HANNIBAL HAnL1N.

HsN.York:
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM C. BRYANT JAMES o. PUTNAM.
DtsHIess:
l..yozE A kIS6. IL. kBIJAE BKOKwI1h
a..EpEARps W. FIsKA B..HEhkI OhUhoHiLL.
S..AsoEzv CARRIGAr. 1S..JAsHs II. ALLAssa
<..yAEKs kKLLY. &..bBSJ. N HUhfIaeTo3.
E..SiGisMrkD KAUYaAss. 2i..SHsksAs ID. PHILIPS
e..fEEDkaiUK kAPP. 2..JoHn J. FOOTA.
7..WsshIH0TOs SsITg. S..HiKAH DBwgI.
6..WILLIAs A. DAZZLING. t4..JAsks L. VOORHEES,.
g.. HILLIAb d. ROsxRTsOS. Is. WILLIAM VAN MAKTxk
10. .GHokGS 81. GkikK. so..JOH5 L. SKaLKr.
IA .RyYus H. Kline. z7..kkASE L. JOKES.
IA. JACOB Il. CAKPKSTEK. 25..JAAss >. WAoswOkEE-
n..IOHs y. WISsLOw. 29..EtISA NJ. PAEsOSs
IL. .JAcoB II. TKs EYCK. S..OsAhLss {. PAkKEk
B..E. EDsOs SHELDON. H..ELisHA s. WHALks.
e RoszET s. Hale. a2..J0Hs GRBIs8R, JR.
Ss..JAzBs PAkKBk
Fo1 GOeeYS1T. II. mOhOAN
Foy Lseele0nF Gopeyzor. HUBERT CAAfbELL
Eo- Canal C.pnt.sieno..... .....sAMUEL ID. BARNES
For hsJsc!or u stare r.Ons....JAMkS b. BATES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
To Advertisers.

Owing TO the recent great Increase in the circulation
Of Tvs DAuT TkIsuss NECESSITY Of putting the first
Of papet press al early hour compelled
10 give notice 70 Our ends that hereafter ali advertisements
be banded before ooloct ths evening with the sin
Gle eIoeDon Of those for iDsOb Business
Notices the fourth psge the papaI That Of Sdver
nseen viii be received until hour but Others be
snkea sitsT 6 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

general TheSe propositions are curious snou,b
and Of Themselves show that the courxrs ODD nj.
tion to RepublicoDsm is Ie1 igooraot Or ve,y
irsiDcer. But IT vii be qaits tine enough 70
tske Up new subject when the old ore is disposed
Of Let US first have The evidence that forgery il
not forgery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
Menu lork Dailu Gtibn,re
FRIDAY, OCTOBER &c, 1860.

ARE YOU REGISTERED upon the Pol List in your
present Election District? II not, do not fail to
attend to that business on TUESDAY or WEDSEs-
DAY neut-ihOse being the last days you nil hare
an opportunity to do this ,oork bfo'e the Election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
III nnRREssONDENTs

DC aoios DO Of Asonymons Communications "hs
,yee Ia Intended fot insertion must BE- sohentcsted by the
name address Of the ws-not necessarily for puohos
Hon, but 90 guaranty for bis gooo faith
Busess letten fhoad in ell cases be .ddressoe 70 khk
nEv-YokH TRIBusz.
We ssnhot asEtAks % return rejected Connion1oeens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

The Republican Campaign Club had an excellent
meeting last evening at the Cooper Institute.
They were addressed by the Hon. James r. Doc.
little OIL the Hon. Mr. Carroll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
The E1press copies our paragraph, and saws:

The Philosopher orses There "a, IN tancs such
letter nom him Two or three years ago, with ous
end nty pot Into hands bu we neyes
print thing against the Philo opher hep g. For
lis NAVY orKtK not TUE TRIBUNE he was soliciting sub
scIiotrs Mississippi (hnk OF thst and 10 order to WOO
and wiz the barbarous MDssppan. he was ,omioss 70
Keep pretty gVic' UPON 9Fea'iret ies"
Isn't that q "getting dozen stairs ?" The NE~-
IohKLR Was literary journal, not devoted to the
discussion OF " offensive topics" In fact i. ex.
pressly and publicly cisclsimed such discussion.
uas discontinued nearly teehty gears ago; so that
such letter" must have been written before
The TRIBUNE was ever thought doing before tue
stlies OF aggrrssiohs On Northern rights which
have ceated The Republican party-beiOre even
the Editor OF The ETprtSS proclaimed his unsl,era
bic determination TO resist the further Extension
OF SLAVERY. just think of "SHck a letter" being
metsmorphosed into "a proposition that be
'(Greeley) would ABANDON tiS advocacy Of has
present extreme NOr,hern principles and adroeais
" Southern doctrines, j a certain nRmbsr Of South
"tra SaJ.eriJsrs eOaid be procured fer rnE NG"-
"YoRK TRIBUNE at a certais rate par aanaa,"
But II seems that there is private tor OF
Horace Greeley, written twenty years or moro
ago, which has been for SOME time clandestioeli
circulated With intent to damage tbs writer. So"'
let il come 10 the light Wewll aoee that it "a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

receiving sccessons every week. For example:
The Let, yI'h aud XVIII Wards gave 0pdyke hut
79i votes in all: they will give Lincoln over 1000.
Aud these ore Wards which do not increase in
population. The XlIth and XIXth Wards together
gave Cpd! Ike but ,418 votes; we trust they viii
give Lincoln more than $3.50. Aud so it is
throughout.
To show the absurdity Of the claim OF 4O,OoO
majority for Fusion in our City We have but 70
state that we have but % Wards, which must give
Fusion an average OF nearly 1000 majority 10
make up the estimate. Now there are not h'e
Wards in the CITY that eau honestly give 2.UOo
u,ior;iv against US. while SIX Of our Wards (fhe
LIT I'D lid, IXtb, XVIII, XyIth) will not give
1900 in all, if they give anything. Aud Fusion
cannot average LOCO majority each over us IN the
With. With, Xtb, XGTth. XIIIth, XVIII, XVlllth,
XIXtb XXth, XXIst, aud XXIld The ony
Wards in which the most sargulne Fdsonists can
expect to roll up 1900 major y each against us
are the IV,h, With, XItb, and XyIIth, and they
are bound to DO badly disappointed ia at least the
last ns med.
Friends Of Lincoln and Hamlip, whether in City
or Country we do Lot wish you 10 believe that
our victory viii be easily won. We fully realize
the strength OF the powers of darkness combined
ae anst us-n0t less than Six Thousand law-def}ing
g, oggeIies, encouraged aud epabled to defy the
laws by the coanivance of our Democratic Office
holders, and payine for the impunity by drumming
up voters for the Fusion ticket, being but one
among the many instrumentalities whereby lust
and crime are made to yield their harvest OF
iniguity TO the support Of the Slave Power. Bot
the Republicans Of our City are working as M
party ever worked before, and against Mammon,
agai st organized Vice, against the vast prePon-
deIsnce of Wealth and Trade, as wellas against
donlueeriog and proscriptiye local msjority, are
don g their very utmost Tor the general triumph
now close at hald Brothers in toe Rural Dis
tricts we know and confde in you Your ma
iorities wild thr co overbal0nce all that can be
poled here against us Yours il plea.auter path
than ours--sce that you tread it firmly, faithfully
and with the aIdor the energy, the vigilance tina.
compel victory
Al IL nnJ in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

Since the above was written, we find in The
Ertning Post the following well-cOnsdered est-
mates Of the Total and the Lincoln vote of oar
City. 1t is very near the truth; but we have
more Lincoln voters in the lid, Iyth and With
Wards than this estimate gives US, and s, oil poll
more votes in each of them. SO we shall, We
trust, in several Others. Still, the estimate is, as
whole, judcious:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
Business Notires.

V~o,,s F.IJ. HAT.-An classes and professions
and those OF fashionable citI -n' ena
rsse. the sbe ard other The srr.vssan, and toe Pa
buy HATs at kroxs They att acted oy the 1nms'
sile beauty and sxceenoe Of hs Fl stJe-pronousceo ~
~ nasss The hspd.om hat Of the seteEtc bus sSesToo@'
,ssiS BsVadwsy, corner o. futoa-st
ENTERTAINMENTS,
and mss's YrRNsHSe 9oors,
A gree. sssortmsnt
DRKss sHiRrs TO ORDER
A RAsKIs Co.
No. g6 BoveTy.
Estsbh.hed in 1873.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

Majority .1G, O00 mn fu maj %, 200 max. fu. mai.
Vote in 1856 Electoral. ,6O7 1857 May 90 900
Vote in 1853 State. 60 9G2 1853. Stale 81 ,23l
Vote in 1853. Mayor ....7S,270
1860 Inc. from 200 to a. 900 over last President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES,
Aed every branch Of business ~here corre and durable
Scala u required
Cen send for ILLcsrArED and DESCRIPTIVE
OuKcrLAR. FAIEBABKs Co,
No. lsS Broadway New.Yofk,
(Between Dey aud CORTLAND sts.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
The SICK ARE DEEPLY INTERESTED.

BRAHDkKTHs NkGKTABLk UNIVERSAL PILLS. =,
The most used and bestdndest0od nedlne
DE- voiid DO els removes all tu nos
81 other ct uopO1s out OF the Of the cfcuoh
and HpOpeXas acd svdden dehth cares
sed eouGns ssthnas rn,uuals AID g00t safe aPerien
AID an uniivsieo Anti Bilious PHI Wsusuted fCRELi
VEGETABLE innocent. -
MosT PhIzKD WHERE MosT KSovE.
Sold at Dr. BAAsD.RTHs prncpA office, NO. l9i Csnelst
and s.so NO. L liCu square.
PIKE IS cent. pei Osx. Objections in most Languages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

LADIES, when you visit the city aud wish for
yourselves al families BooTs SHoEs INDIA RUBBRRs &c. DO
cue 70 CAL on MILIsK Co No 5sl CaEast.
A Few DAYS LONGER.
On sxiblHon By peruoission OF ID DeHsnco,
TBR SUPPER SBT,
consisting Of
CHINA AND Glass,
manufactured by us exp es.ly for
9BE PkIsCKs TABLE,
TIE Bal ct the Academy Of muc the night OF the l'ih
u -, each piece bssriLg the Roy al nsigu's
W. J. DALEY Co..
NJ. o5l orosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
WHEELER a. WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.

SBWISG-MACHkBs,
WhhnItmneTs, binaers, COEdeIs, aud Markers,
A-e the ouy fud oe 81 the Ssns OF families
eox nsuuisouIt TheJ "i.cs sticn' sesmS-ase on
both sides without ridge be uored oHthe only seh
tia; IN Dot rsveL
OFFICE No. 5C5 BROADWAY, n Y.
Send o circular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
THAT LAST PRIVATE LETTER.

we copied aud brauded IN our last the following
audacious falsebood:
Democratic meeting held at the Eagle Hotel
CsDdo village II County the Hon g. Swret prosaced
lst.r e by Horace GrStey to Southern msa
ing proportion thu. he (GreeSJ coald dbanr his adrdy
M D. s,f eIf,s~s noyheyh p,tnes and ddrote
nunsbe- could
Poeu'ad Jy 1HR NRwYoRK TRIBUNE certain rate yer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
MORk GRrAT BATTLES on THE PACIFIC

MORN CRfAT BAITIES UN TIE fhCIf 10 OV4foI'
FIyY BRILLIANT VICTORIES ACHIEVED.
The IldOrnro mas bec.4e neld VI contest tor
MecbaucI AIT
The GROVER ana BAKER SEWING MACHINE everywhere
Il the ascendant ~, Al. 49,
10 then long list Of unphs jut achieved this aide the
Rocky Mountains, theJ have sddvd
Five sigual ct0ries
vithiu the lsst mt nth. Ia sIioiuia BY t1tug the
Fiat Premium
the greet aud from ohef geS1 ss
hsia il, ID. Ute over eli heretofore popular eswlns Ma
In cor Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

% TOWER CLOCKS. REGULATORS AND OFFICE
CLocKs-he most accurate time keepeIs tne world
SPkAkI Co., M. 4S7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

Fus'n votc5O, 800 minimum. $500 maximum.
1880 $4,000
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-15
CIacInpali Producc nInrLe,.

a..
fLoUh-The market continues dull and prices
irregular, and, TO great extent, nominal; good
superhne was inquired for at S., but common brands
Of this grade were offered At s. without finding buy
burg, s5 7e; 50 brls. Dover Mills white wheat at Sc;
50 bris XXX Magnolia, white wheat, at S6 2jO brls
red wheat, delivered, at So O5i 200 brls red wheat
WHIss Y~Priees are 10. lower, with a fair de-
mahd sales Of 600 brls at lsJS@l956c., the latter
PRoylslOEs--A good demand for clear Bacon
Sides, with sales Of 20 hhds. at axe Nothing done
nominal Mess Pofk is held at sis Is. " Bacon Bacon
Shoulders and Sides at 9H and l2c., and bulk
Shoulders at SIC.
GR0CERIEs Sugar steady at s@9Ikc. A good
demand tOr Coffee, with sales of 500 bags at 456m
1910. sMolasses unchanged and quiet at 436oilo.
WdEAT-fhe market is dull and heavy and
prices further declined 2c per bush, closing at
81 056ai 05 for prime red, and l4(d l6 for prime
white The only sale reported was 800 Dush choice
COisE-lThe market for ear is buoyant with light
receipts; We quote II at 4se. in bulk. Shelled Is
steAdy, and IN fair demand at 64655c. for mixed,
and D7c Tor prime white, including sacks.
0A1S-The demand is good, and the market firm
az sOe In bulk the receipts are light; sales 2,lOO
bush Ia bulk az SOC; 200 do, in sacks, at 3lc.
hhE--ifhe market is steady, with a fair demand
at 65Q68c.; sales ,l25 bush. at Csc.
BARLEf-The demand for prime fall is good at
s3Qt6hc.i the lower grades dull aud not wanted:
ssles 400 BUSH prime fall st do. prime do, at
HAY-TBe market is unchanged; the demand
60 4 at slf 606ll5 per tun for prime Timothy, in
CHEEsE-The demand continues active; the re-
cepts liberal but arc still not equal to the
demand: sales 100 boxes Western Reserve at &C.. so
lBUTfEH5fRe demand is fair at g@lIe for com.
moD l29Ifc. for Central Ohio and l5o. for Western
Reserve, st.alra1fr fritlf4 ,ll. ~.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-15
lBy Telegraph
NawU KnRlx N1nrlr AZ


NEW YoKK, September l4-P. Motion
dull: sales 700 bales AZ loAc for Mlddlng uPlands
port and home eonsumPtiOn at the decline: sales of
SCC & psls ~ Z 8 q 81 se s1gsrine 4. s state; - gO6
medium extra WsssEraf 81 hos % for shipping
bEAnfs extra r. a o. nG1ifi rIBsize sieAiy az the
with oaiy 61rilssi ainpis nfi,Irme Csasiisn
flqur teAs asf1pt N1t shaun safes Bbb rls
NOS n 20 . - 1 sl4 g6mu n4 sss Fl,,.T ~ q = oae mn
% tU- ealEo2 % yAlE6Ds fIErinh- CuTl-rnal
quiets end I1lces are SilAlu4 sslI1taIhE claEnns-
Whisky-nArkei hsAvy kzl6 ila5SilC- sales $50
brls et te873fe-, closing A. ils inside T-iue.
with large business 6eing for export, Al the De-
cline: the sales aegreEals - 600 bash, aod include
small lots AZ 81 81, 6saO hush white Nichisaa AZ
at 81 56&l 6l l2eOo bush amber Iowa az 81 81 Lao
At sHtsSs 81 Ss Is y SSs III SgSa
club az 81 269l .ae, 1000 bush. smutty and soft
red western az d 3 81 ,SSo bgab USS white Sis st3bf5 ob6
and Indiana At 81 53f@i 20, and 5000 winter red
steady at 7s@SOo Barley scarce and nominal: sales
Of 1000 bush. Barley, sfslt at e5c. Corn opened
demand; sales Of 1000 bush. at 66@6Sc. for mixed
western, chiefly 67@675 &C.,, and zoe. for Western
erns Canada and State. There Is a good demand for
CiDysriseed az " Timothy i selling at So 252 50,
sales at about previous prices. s-T ( I'I iI7'''l
ThePerk market is heavy and lower for mess, and
quiet and steady fof primes sales Of 300 barrels at
$is Ie@ie 81 for new mess $40 Y n old mess SO
for FOR sesr I g GC cr MesssSa PG%s asa Ssss I S
old prime. The demand for beef continues good;
markst 6rn, with salea OF ls0 barrels at S434 Is
for eogptfg prime SS@A 90 for mess, S79lO for re-
packe mess, and Sll4Il 80 for extra mess. Prime
Mesh, Beef dull, at Sl3tal7. Beef Hams dull and
peni.nsls e si9qll % for State and Western. Cut
shoulders aud I01s@1IHc. for Hams Bacon quiet
and almost nominal Lard steady sales Of $50 bar
rels at l2A@l34c.
Butter in good demand for export; the market
continues hrm, at l23klBl7e. for Ohio aud l6(a2lc
toE STATE Cheese in better request, at 914@iIIlc.
Leather in moderate request, both for Hemlocb
and Oak, but without ~ aterial change :
l567G0c. for old. ~ W. iN
Tea-There 10 moderate business doing for con.
Eumpflen, and the market for greens very firm, at
full prices, including 800 half-chess Coffee rnd.
erate active At welsupported prices sal es Of $50
bags Rio at l35R@1l5c., and 1000 bags Laguayra on
private terms. MOlasses quiet: sales Of 2j hhds
Bar6adoes at 3S@tOe.i Porto Rico 366a3sc Sugar
steady, but not active: sales Of 900 hhds, at 63s
7Acs. tor Cuba, and 7@7!so. for Porto Rico.
Tobacco IN moderate demand sales Of 200 hhds Of
Kentucky at 49,; 25 hhds. of Mason Comfy Al
71fo.t md l60 cases ofseed-leaf at 7c
at &c. - 'S'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-15
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NEW YORK, September l3.-Stocks-Sec-
end Board was better aud hrmi Virginia Skies 92i
Missouri, SOM Tennessee 9li Hudson, Third Mort
8s4; B0ndB, s.; Pachc Mall, -; Now York Central
SO; Hries 80; Iudsonl 634j HaIlem5 ls4; DO; Pre-
anteed, 3s 4eadlRg, zs; Miehigan Central 81 81
Geiena and ghicaeo1 7g1sy Toledo and Cleveland
1shi Rock Island and Chicago szi Nor"sik ana