LIVERPOOL CLAsgiyJcArI,
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STOCK $4,000 bales Freight to Liverpool active at i'd
FLOUR The market still continues dull little or no
transactions took place today. Holders firm and are
anxiousy expecting favorable results from late ne VS.
Genesee remains at 81 IS.


HAr-The remaining portion OF this seasons crop is
fast coming in, and the demand equal II not <.
ceed, the receipts Shipping transactions have CO N.
menced and the demand Tor domestic has sed
thereby causing slight advance in prices North rive
Of superior quality ommands at least s. per cwt and
that OF little inferior order brings 80 10 IS cts.


AsHEs-A Pots offering quickly taken at 80 "a Pearls
are firm at 81 25, with sales OF $50 bb ,e the
of the steamer.


TALLow-The news by the steamer has caused holders
TO advance their pretensions We head lot prime
western sold for fraction under 7; The stock is
small.


WHALEBoSg-The sales include only two or three
small lots OF South Sea at 80 No sales Of North
West, which is offered at 80 cts


= NEw lohK CATTLE MARxrr, Sept 22-At market 1000
bee Cattle chiefly northern; 40 Cows and Calves
400 Sheep and Lambs. ~


rsoEs-Beei Cattle are dull, and we quote best Sc 25
with the bulk OF all sales S. s. 25 and ordinary "a
pa Io-oo taken for Bermuda, and 400 unsold


COWS aud Calves-Al sold at Sl6 4 Sas


sheep and Lambs-Al but 800 sold a, ~ cts a a AZ
FOR Sheep, and 30 cts. a 81 % for Lambs = II


Hay-No change to notice