NEw YoRK, Sept. l6.
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Two O'Clock. P. NJ.
There are no tidings yet of the arrival of the
steamer Cambria. now due at Boston.


She left Liverpool on the 4,h inst.


Her advices it's thought may posses more
than ordinary interest to the mercantile com.
munity, and in all probability may cause ei-
ther furtherance or decline in the nr;c.. :,
flour and grain.


No local news Of moment. The weath.r
IS very pleasant, and the atmosphere much
cooler. 5


The demand for -four continues active and
holders are few at the prices of yesterday.
The supply Of -four is not large.


Both buyers and sellers are holding hack
for further advices from Europe, now looked
for momently. asam


The demand for grain is no, 50 .c,;v.
The cotton market is Arm at Yesterday.
prices. a -
The stock market u steady; all the leading
securities firm atr,revious rates; transaction,
not large.
Provisions steady.
Groceries are steady. Sugar and coffee
firm and in fair request.