New YoRK, Sept. %, 2 p. m.
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The weather IS clear and pleasant.
There is no special news here to-day.
The Whig State Convention Of New York,
metat Utica yesterday, to nominate candidates
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor. John
Young, Of Livingston county, was nominated
for Governor, and Hamilton Fish, Of New
York city, for Lieutenant Governor.
The feeling in the -four market to day is ra-
ther better, and holders are more firm at the
prices of yesterday, and small sales have been
made. 8


There is a steady demand for grain Of all
kinds, but the supply is comparatively small.
Rye 75a78 cts.


Prime yellow corn 73a74 cts. NV.
There is no special change in stocks.
The grocery and provision markets are firm
at previous rates.


The arrival OF the Great Western is looked
for with much interest by our merchants,