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HAY-The market is barely supplied; prices range
exceedingly high. Superior quality brings penny
pound. :.


LARp-barrels cents; kegssl;


LEAp-The market for Missouri is very firm, with
good demand and moderate supplies Sales of Pig were
made at cents cash.


MErALs-The following the prices current:-Pig
lron $40 cash $50 months; Sheet 81 cents cash,
cents six months Russia, III cents cash. IL cents six
months; Banca Tin Pigs 20 cents cash, 2Ol cents six
months; Bar Tin, 2 cents cash. 81! six months; Tin
Plate g. A large sale of boxes, &c sold last week
at So cash.


Pork remains rm and tolerable fair amount of trans
sctions Ohio Mess continues at Sl3s Sl4; Prime SO
~; Old Mess !; Prime $40 ]; Beef, Mess, so 50
Z; Prime SO al.


New YORK CATTLE MARKET, Sept. l-At Market
100 Beef Cattle, 4700 Sheep and Lambs and 40 Cow
and Calves.


Prices-Beef Cattle are no higher but prices are paid
more readiy-the market closing very firm at 50 so
30 90 as the general range and Sc for few 35 taken
for Bermuda, and 100 left over


Cows and Calves-We continue at slI SOS all
sold. - -


sheep and Lambs-The marke. was cleared at IS cents
81 90 for Lambs, and 81 cents SO for Sheep.
, Hay-One dollar per cw the top OF the market.
me range is from s7l cents to 81, as in quality