New YosK, Sept. 81, 2 p. n
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iaodifg baa New YoRK, Sept 81, 2 Pm.


Mr.. Baker. who was Attorney General Of
the U. s. during portion Of Mr.. Van Bu-
ren's Administration, while in the court house
at Buffalo, N. r., on Saturday last, fell sud
denly in q fit of appoplexy, s.
He was living at last accounts, and some
hopes entertained Of his recovery. Il f.agf
/ The demand for -four is not quite so active.


Holders are firm at advanced prices. H 3ii
There is less inquiry for cotton, but the ad-
vanced prices are maintained. a lyt k
| The stock market remains steady at Salur-
day's prices for most Of the leading securities.


Prime red wheat is selling moderately at
100 to ITO cts.


Provisions and groceries are firm iftla