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New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
Cambridge Cattle Market.

"WEDNESDAY, May 2l. 1857.
Al market 4S Czteseoa 80 seeses Ala 81 Stores.
dstirs II works OXen Cow, .ad Calves YeAass 2sld s
Tesr olcs
MARXEr sEsf-EKt.s, = ewt, - srT quA-i-y, -,
econa quality, rs; thrd qualiry. 81 crt-lry,
tti; Hliss = swL, 81, rAlyS t7tG 81; Ps.u, 81 %
81; Ca sk.n. l?i ~ u sts n Yea Caves g., %
2 54S market
sfoR,,-W ork-As Oven slS6 s!4o, si5, sl52 sl75 %
80 Cows AMI Csves SS So 81! go, 80, - 20 81
rsree wears old =3i $40. t42 80, tt8 eS % -5s
sHTEy asp LANES $50 =, uaset 81, ss 10 10
" lot S.i ~. IS. - 81 20 80.
'swIxr-Ncn- Prices ,;eady {; last weeks quotations
krNAREs-T!ere quite sh)w q stocA ta' week
ud cW1s 10 fhefe beug uum5e W-strrp Bee - A.
3rsbtof A. 40 20 SO h-a. more expeetsd tonight the
age 5uyers Seei hold Oh or eHPretns % ols
A her owu gssr S4es are 5115 pr 1esi less
.s than s. eek Our New ENGLAND dfovss csluot co npee
or prce. here cattle are ia plenty ftom hs Nrs- ihs -
1,d kertucky Beeye5 we've owned D. o. Coo. e'l oi
North CGrubidge.
s. ears cse over the FtchburE Railroad 10 over re Bosom
nd Lowell Railroad. the Extension lod over te
oaded with Cattlr Sheee SNi-e, Horses AID Fos
r.TE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
-, IN. letter Of Mr.. A'pinwan to the company
Ss~C. ss~ ~s,eh be ssrmeriy presided vvx

aver which be fsrme,y w. w.ape.d.y Nav = lsX
,....s,.t ..S DS.stor' u p@e PasiAe MAJ sess'sp
os.ss.s, Ne s.is advantage Of the close Of L
you my 70 Sn2 .n 50e 20
fr nv .snmen; TO the company Of the mall contract
~ detailed he rms Of Se ,uo.1PHGn % 70 ae
viii 70 tie rght TO resume what now rell
ys:.s,s :.,s .d1aS. ..o xR 3 from The
aapishsd sake provision for the psymsnts have oeen
:S. :sS.ss sssSSes for tie Ssneat ,::sd
u1t further notice. to place @ m he s5ovs purposes
and the balance Of the see,af be r hs
continual success Of tho company @ Az IHf spYSWALL
The principal dealers in the street are sun dechhS
n buy Land Warrants, but we hear OF lew trans
actions at eOc. y acre, decline OF 10 10 l2c "thh
day or two.
I.is stated that the new Artisans Bank, now In
.oupe of organization, will be located in the marble
building between Beekman and Ann streets, built on
the old Bible House site, and will be under the
Presidency Of Mr. Patt Of the jewelry house OF that
pane.
In our notice, yesterday, Of the Raritan and Della
ware Boy Railroad Company, we were in error, both
n TO the terms Of the contract and the persons con-
tracing The contract, we now understand, If ia
yorsble alike for the Company and the contractors,
and the gentlemen who have undertaken it are able TO
carry out their engagements.
The Cotton market is firm under the foreign advices,
with fair business dong.
The Breadstuf markets are active and buoyant.
The sales of Flour are quite large, and the market
hos an upward tendency. Wheat is DC. bushel bet
Ter, with large demand. Corn is more firmly held
Pork is dull and heavy. The auction sale of Coffee
went of heavily.
In the Money market we nave no change to notice
The supply is equal to the demand and in the quarters
in which we have inquired the contraction Of the
Banks has been suspended.
An attempt is being made among the wholesale deal
ers IN -four to adopt the decimal currency in their
transactions. large portion of the trade have
pledged themselves TO this course and 1t is TO be
hoped that the movement will be successful.
Among the passengers by the steamer yesterday
from Boston was Mr.. Marie, of the house of Marie &
Ksnz, of this city.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has just paid
10 the City of Philadelphia $1,000 the amount of
the per cent dividend due the city on the FIVE mill
IONS Of stock which it holds in the Company. This
stock was obtained by the issue of per cent bonds
and gives profit TO the city on the last seniannual
payment Of s5o,OOO.
A comparison of the footings of the weekly Bank
statement of the Boston Banks with those of the state
ment for the previous week exhibits the following
results
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

Mr. G. T. Sistare advertises in our columns TO pur
chase certificates of Texas debt not recognized by the
law of Congress IN relation to the debt of that State.
The letters by the Fulton are generally hopeful
than those by the previous steamers. Money on the
Continent is quoted rather easier excepting at Ham
burg where the discount rate is y cent. In London
at the close, there was less stingency We hear
Of but little doing in American securities in London,
but the market was, under the circumstances, well
sustained. Some orders have out for the pur-
chase of Illinois Central stock. The London journals
by the Canada speak Of active Money market, but
of steady market for Consols. The Times says:
ain addition 10 the extraordinary pressure for loans
in the Stock Exchange to-day, the commercial demand
was very active. The applications az the Bank were
sequently extremely heavy, and far beyond any
thing that could have been anticipated after the com
paraiive quetness IN the earlier part oil the week
The Nc,cs of Friday says:
"THURsDAY EvENISG.-The variation in the funds
to-day was limited TO about " cent, and prices
closed the same yesterday. On the whole the mar
k,t maintains frmness. Tfis was setting say IN Con
sOh. The arrangements new completed indicate that
there il still considerable supply of stock atoat,
owing TO the rapdity Of the creation from the last loan
Nevertheless disposition 10 operate for higher prices
Is il observable encouraged by the steady invest
ments of the public and by the belief that the next
Government loan will be of small amount. Prices
were additionally strengthened today by reports that
the next Bank return will present a more favorable
appearance. According to the days rumor, the bull
hon will exhibit increase OF about BOO 900. More
over the arrivals of specie continue liberal, and the
exceptional remttances against the Turkish loan are
not expected TO be continued more than week or two
longer Under these circumstances, the belief is eX-
pressed that although the rates of money may not be
Immediately reduced the period OF greatest strmgency
hss been passed.
"The demand for money was to-day active, espe-
cialy for Stock Exchange purposes, in connection
with the monthly settlement in Consols. Some loans
stock were consequently obtained from the Bank
at its fixed charge of y cent. In the afternoon,
however, the supply of money on offer in Lombard
street fair. The Banks minimum rates of dis
count generally maintained, but pressure is OBJ
strvsble in commercial channels"
There had been further arrivals of gold from Aus
tsala to the amount of $3.50 and 5000, 900 from
the United States.
The honitear publishes the following monthly
debtor and creditor account OF the Bank Of France
made up to Thursday, sth May The corresponding
figures of last month added:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

s. Albion Hnd, Fsrh.ven North Pseise Feb le Archer
Ms So B. for home h vspsS. Ion
March "a, Cornss, CrspO do do I'D, Nsntaetst 0ioos
and IS bns from here, 70 eiui.s S.uta. swsin " b. 20
cruise; An,el GIBBS S;e,sn,s II DO
report. her OF Nassaero Mach clean Reports os Goao
last Of Jan ard h oFeb Anaconda Lawrence New Bedford
nE Fsya; Matthew Luce Coon New Bedford $50 So a. tod
Stairs Burdet DO 80 Co DO Congress ID sraabsrs, Ne~
iet:er from Capt Green Of bark Susan Of Bedford
reports her T.leahusDo h,rch p with 40 bbs and 30
DO whale oil board expected TO be n h'me about the LIST O
letter from Cart white Of .bIp william Thompson Of
NewBedfod reports her st Lahsns March r. bad taken l
stt.T frcul Capt Ticker Of ship Of New Bed
.essons Reports Huahns, Society Islands, Feb Is, ship
Bowdi'eh, Of Warren, bound home.
letter from Capt Needer, OF ship Ocean Rove o Ssn-
tucks her Psumats Group Jan 2 with % be" r
sfo..n~Msy rs af 80 81 Ion 20 is ship BOwdtch from
the Sandwich sanes for Warren with 400 bbs wh c and
reported 4h spo.e barb NewhuyPo from The Pacific
AWi :, no st &C., bark cl.r. C. Bel Of M.apOi'ett;-
April b.i H.rush Brewer oa IepOr,et.
whsle.p deeply laden. .howins blue white and blue ea,
.n s T' 81 e S ~9its N The , cute. end senf
Provirceiown, IS days out ~ .en.
.bowirs blue eas with white square in the center
Capt Lkey Of ship Arctic New Bedford report. that
ship Gdene Of e.ue into Nonsanui h,yins lest
the Of the ship on the ?s Will. fast .,se ,p~rm whale
when about 70 miles north Of the Three Knss When thew
o' the hale turned The ship Of sht to The lee
ward ",,h an 'a set AZ oe0ss m the ship passed :SoUt
stood cut Of sight They by the whae until the uest
boat they started for Monsanus They len s,v Of n os
the sh The Adene had taken 50 bb sp since leaving de
sroien-Apr H. lat 10 g. Ion. IS % W ship coumsu.p
ofNew LoD5Gn With $40 eo, VII SIS do 'p oil, bound n
April ~ lat Is 4s s. lou IS 81 was seen ship VIM Ro,eh,
last from TscshusDC, of and for fsi,hsven.
Honolulu Of ard for New Bedford with 500 bbls oil
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
Arrived.

Msl steam ship Quaker City, shufeldt, from Mobile
Msy IS, via Havana May 70, mcse and pass 70 9"lN
sbp Alias Mckay. Antwerp April l2 and Flushing li'h,
o lon e.vsbt made Two sail sbe.d $50 spike
theu-tte biz Randolph tof GasJw from Tor u as
s..:% sSw :Ss' o Poo " ,s b9 5sr .ins Cap
Martin the Randolph on board me AHs "a
90 be t.eu on hoard The they we're nor well uea Oh
board he bail Took Capt. " and crew 9 q nuoet on
besd Ard brought them this pOrt Al IL ae onf rent
Tb c,a,,n Of ths barb reported being short Of ProS'
io1.; be from Pool fof Qu"3ec, ani Iy 10 - % -
r., Ion 81 tie A. has had hard gales aud bad ~eaAef ss~
laIss .cebcigs the eastward OF me os-A'' S4 A "
loi 90 i0 passed more ice. - ,,,l y r,a.e And 6gl
- - 1S-be,.1 Kob~son 3 Go. Mag >, a. $50 P m,
st a A. ou 40 e1c-an zed ssuals WIN 'esHsI - .5
5.v. between lon AMI lo Passed 10 TIE Lof'A"A'u VI ~
a.. .e Gr.so-y Of oklad Sylvester Genoa 90 days
- as SC 20 ~ stc1lf Ou-cin. -, ,.,- q,
Soma = % HUG RIO Graz 4e APrii With hd-'
Ami at . Ion. 81 5 exchanged az as VIZ
10 ,,,sls b. sl.rg GrOad Pealan. STANDING ; and '"
1et la 81 H. Ion &. a. saw ~ psie' taLIa. > AP,H
~ Ia $ o1 - 5o sloke French 'ch' AZ se siele-S :
'i z.nr. iNor,y) Peterson. LAnv., Norway, g. days
Win 80 uls ei ,o Be- Ka-ha,d. lad aea'y ~eaiAef
SrI.f 'Ie Rr.l BsiiS sii. March % h coal Il
"A ~ ,..sel ~ Ca5re EIo@-e-ced heavy weaaer
u..hed away h,sjsai. -ld started eatFste'' 90 .. -.
Big ca. s1e Ea-us Meek hA'I Csi4i q days foA .
b.. or,n .rf Frsrs, Smith G1ay ,7la P r via Ho6a',
R. Is 10, sugar. AZ Iossses - oercf' CO.. '7''ei %
Sch Ned lzol Wilmington, y c, sy' nay. stores to
Z. Powe.L sd II company 'cai' W. = sH4a' ''' We"
sear Houa-da Holland Peterson Rotterdam and u d,
IN Lb. use ~ order. Had heavy weather. lost Jbo1On
Nav lst s. = Io $ - spoLs b. osfs "a-,= kAsigh for
SeLr P.yuogih Rock Ryder Boston, mG'e. % Dayton
>yu.ue s -,-
seAI Voaai, Daen, N0rfos, nd'e 10 s'Iss' O!sAiAAn
Co.
Schr ssmue EDDY Ellis Baltimore 'ts coei.
Schr. u L. Nsi. Boston ml-e 20 ;. a }. Herrck
Scbr LInsou Dean. Horn-r. Rockisnd-
sloop Blsctstuu-. key yu0lds Providence.
Slrop Rhode l.ls, 4, H4l, Providence.
Sl1op America, Peek. Providence
Prop. CsIedons, Baksr, Baltinore mice. 20 J. Riley
Prop. Shetucket. Gc@T. Sorsich.
Prop. Osprey Kinney, Prevalence
Prop. Wan,uIA, Nye, New Bedford
sALED-Sbigs Centurion Coomb.. fJr Liverpool; Western
Comment BurDh.In, for sau FRANCHISE
WlND-Daring he day, : SW.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
To Mariners.

Noa ia hereby sven that the following buoys have been
.nced in Buznards Bay entrance to New bed2tI nstoo
N,,baun Ledge, "a class Nun, Black No "uke'Ledee
lat class Can Red and Black horizontal stripes
Also the following in Vineyard Sound: =,
Horse Shoe Shosl, "a class Nun, Black, NO; , =, -
Tuckernuck shoal. East end ID clsss Nun hed' NO Il
p' ~ " 4. H. r. CALDWELL,
posroS Nav 10 iaB Lighthouse Inspector, ID DIST
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
AIhanH Lumber Market.
yos TIE wELk IyDise May Il, 1856.
Reporied speciaily for THE SEwioRg TEIsUs

TIE WEEK TsOise NAY Il, leo
Reported speciAlly for TIE SLw-i oRg TEIsUsE
ALBASY, "Wednesday, May q, 1850
The market this Spring Las opened rather Give and the
es msde have been only moderate extent The demand
or suppy Of the Southern Eastern markets has not yet
ard what business hss been done thus far this
pnns be. been ehrhy 10 supply the home demand which
to larse buncins operations soins on gate eIiennve
z comparison with those Of former seAsonL
The stock winered has been materially reduced and
he receipts by sAna have added bat very little 20 H. The
esl the eaI have mpeGed naysAOn that that
he receipts thus thi. made f below those
hose Of a. y former season
The receipts of Lumber AZ Chicago continue 20 be immense
md prices are quite 6rm
Prices Of Lumber been fully maintained during the
ard the this Spring with al
sst FAILS pees on clear Pne-tAai description Be-
lg quite scarce
HE receipts BY The CAsas for the weeks since ,he
peLD, for the year, 1884, H and So follows with
ethiI & 90 far ths IOrth OF syrscuse
Bds ScAntuE Shinges Slaves
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
Passengers Arrived

!. ,edn,hip Quaker Cii, from HdeanG-aadame Julien
Paul Julien Reincke Moor, j. Caoaler, Ira helzer
n Mon,eo j. Dubois aud sons o. Marquer and lady, J.
Ruiz A. II. Moftinez, L. jim r. Puebla, Marchan NJ
] Cuet d. Conner J. Phnney, lady aud son, Mr.. Ceryera
Mn. f. D. Lavoett Mrs Lsyolett B. Dsrroguy o. Huncke
q Sthsm.r, Mrs J. c. Lsnier, A. Goekell, beiro, o.
BAeteke r. Dominguez T.. Escalsnte Miss Escssnte, B
Sanchez lady children and servant A. Rodriguez and :hd
Castillo and LADY Miss J. Castillo, Miss A Castillo n as
tlo Mrs Atremone ard servant, Jose Loredo j. Caroone
j. A. Pess T. L. horel, Jose Lopez, c. Layolett. -
n, ,sD By,do,,cs, from LrerpooI-J J. G. Lester, John
r and; CAPT. Beauvancs, France
Ia .h,p Rock Guy, from Shanghde-Mrs Wardener and
obi dren.
IN bark Pyiaeesoa from D,neyara-Mr and Mrs Csmelon,
children and servant Mrs. bayne and children, MI
Lew.uin Mrs. King
IN ,esr Deight Daridon Jron S. Bart'-Johnrone Doyle
MINIATURE ALMANAC......THis DAY
SuI-Ris... 4:9 Sets......... 7:l8 hOos-Risesll Y
HIGH HwATER................THI DAY . %,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
sunsER sRox EAcH srArL:
Philadelphia Markets. MAY y.

Quercitron BARK . and wanted q; s5h COrToN-
Vsrv h'ie Vrice unatered FLOUR 4ue' 81
The ste advance Only oO bb sd AZ So 20 y fr nike
ard IS for better braIds RYE MEAL quiet IS 81 CoRN
MUsL continues N seady demand a. :. - for eolntry
WHEAT IN request but Cd lots only s1e sdes
600 bu,h AZ SOd 81 IS flr I'd AHd Inferior % PRIME
cuaitv ard 81 for white the after for good sJuin
en- RYE wanted IS d74c with ht'ls of-fnE Coru eol
in request with sales Of o0o bush yee~
southern for shipment ~ Sic ahcai, and o
G<sc OArs-Sses OF coo bush fenn-yi'aha = pc
a.d sec sI,h SSaiheTg 81 al. FSoEsioN; 40 SSses
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

is stated By w. Clarke, hs, ofce ot he shp AnaSol
cb arrived a. fbs ror, o. the 2O,h from London aud
Port.nou,b th the .6ip which the % 1t a aooat
q n II lat 45 lon. -, was not, he BOW thi3As
was half mile ard the name was nos resd Is va
In "a. report Of vessel The rePor; OF her hAgns
efu.i 20 Of the Amazon wa correct sac
,s .serin1 10 the gard TIC captain Of he AuAoA dd
lot
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
Markets. .Reported BY Telegraph.

NywORLIays May 22-ssles Of Corros today COO bales
The leus by The Causds had effect the marse Md
ding quoted at lcdlCic SUGAR 7ic MoL.sEs SIC. CoRs
Sc. and advancing . -.
ALBAsY May 2-sses today 400 bush MALT for Chicago
a, 81 IS O16 Milwaukee Club WHE.rst sl SO 800 busl
oars at Sc 1900 CosS SIC for round yellow. RYE
SO,c.; Noys.Scotia PLASTER s3 so g tun-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
Passenger Stations Corner sIS.d"y 'nd csndt

Passenger Statioss Norner BFosd"V snd UshA N
in NewTcrk. -. Corner &th s- and Nhsx
+ TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YcRK-for Nsw-Hsveu; T. o n,
F1); 1880 S:l5 (Ex) 4S0 IN. For Bridgeport; IL
M tEx) 1880, Sl5,4 (EIl $50 Fu Milford, STRAIT
4S0 p M For Notwsik; ~ 1880 Sis, T. (Exl $50,
5:,5 SIS N. For Dsriea and Greenwich; San 1850.
Sis +SO Sis 6;l5 o. For stamford: 7s, (Ex) ga N.
~ So s5, (E1 4:So. 5.lS, 6:ls Foo Pou Chester
and intermediate stanons !, 1880, SlS, $50, S:o,
6:l5 p n.
Coss1crNG rs.Ms-FOr Boston: g m: az! u 4p M
(Exl For Hartford and Sprin ssd (Ex 1880
D. NJ (Ex) For Connecticut River Railroad 10 Montreal:
q NJ (E1) For Canal Railroad: tEx. and 1880 m.
10 Westfed For New-LsDdon Rsilrosd: q IN m FoS
Housatone Ralrsad: sA N. For Nsusstuck Railroads .
m 5:l5p Eor Dsnbury and NorwAk Railroad; J, m |,
fp. M.
TEAMS Hsw.YoHx-FrOm New Haven; $50, sS,
m fE1 l:50 (EI) $50, @; so (Er From Bridgeport:
s.i6 20 ios m (EI) en- (EI 5:ll 1906, N EI)
From Norwsn: AS s:ii rs lo;Ss lex ass (E1)
s25 5l5 O:S5 p IN EY) From Port Chester: 5;27, s:s,
7:2s s:57 II: ~ a IN. (Rn l4os,6;Tpm.
JAMES II HOYT SuIernteudest
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
Rrovp, shipley a. Co.'S Circular.

Per Canada LIVERPOOL friday May = lSb
We have report quiet CoTroN msIset aud the demand
throughout the week having been freely met u h'der' prces
close scArcev the departure oi the last
The oI the week ending Ast evening estimated
At Al 900 tAes specUlaOrs taking 2hp and i680
bales sales to-day, GEO bales The ooElHs the ofoiA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
Spoken.

"a, piIo,boat T H. smth-May 10, 80 miles from SANITY
Hook bns Peerless (Br) from Brazil for Boston May ~
50 .. Of Nantucket hasshp Columhus from Aeruse,
for New London.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
R%eespss ~f Produce

p, North Rre, Boot. May 2-l0,2O bblt Flour, 81 do
Ashes 600 do Whisky, $500 bushels OGA -
Bv n. Ere Ra1oad 7Ol bbl. Flour do. Ashes, 1869
do. Proyiions. aii DO Mbisky.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-1So Sundays q 2,
Opr Agents

Our friends in Rock ISLAND, IL SO In Kocs Island
"a, Tgy 'TrtsuSE H.A. P0RTES a DA " =, .,ao,. fr
n v,u,,,t A. Co. No II Msrset 'qnafe' H' '-'
,bassie of THE TRIBUNE in Providence ~ r., ,hs ..s
Rtcu,zp sHANSoN is our Agent IN PI1l'S'N"
OF THE TRIEUNE -. la f,r As
TgonIs THOMSON sour Agent in lsOI"APoLi'' IND
lie Of The TEIEUsE- .,r.t in
FpwARD SMITH i- our Agent for the sale 0i IhL
RUsLISGToN VI ~
c,RzoLL sxITH the Post-Ofee, sYsacvssr
asent for THE DAILY, WEEKLY and SEMI WEEkbt
P L. GILBERT lAiueeum Buidilsl and BILL ra,srSS
.oS are ouT Ase.ts u ALBANY for the ssie o. IhL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
Ry telegraph.

CHARLESTOE-An. May ~ . IL, U. y NJ raAnehp
lame. sdser. from ewY0rk - .,
sAvASNBH-Arr. May ~, u. e NAL steamship Fi0r'dA'
!Lssrs IGN Se~ -IsIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
Orleans. Mobiles. Upla1dA
Fsir................ 10. OIL I'D
MddliuE...... % ltd ttc. Oh

Ordinary To Good Ordinary g SD Inferior. ii 5ti
Total stock II this port So GO bes American, 3 0 bae.
Total siock time asi year 5S4Ot0 bales American
574 Ot0 bales
The Manchester for Goods and Yam. qaet at s
weeks Vnces.
Tbs weather continues cold with backward Spring auI
there rather doing IN the CoRN Market s.
last ouotsiious White NHEAr, 10 iQl red, "a
no q 70 H Western Canal FLous, = q p Phis1e
All bsiiutre - tG 6 Ono - I5, CAuAda. IS Gd37
sour SO qS2 g bh Waite indian Com . 6aJl yellow,
g q - 6; mixed. ~ 4 qr.
OrTKcIrKoN BAak Ia fair demand AZ j., as PeEt for
Pb' .re rhis and A. n dl2 2 fr Baltimore. Sl.alx
Soire IN TtRPENrINE. RosA IL moderate demand
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
Family Marketing,

The following table gives the retail price Of she
pru opel articles of Farm Produce in the CITY Of New
York On Thursday, May %:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

The above markets are carefully revised by the fol-
lowing dealers at Washington market:
j. NJ FULLER-StAid No. lol, Butter, Cheese and Lard.
y. PAcKER SoS-Siand No G. Poultry and Game .
KNAPP RYSo-Stands Nos. 23 and ~, Beef Mutton, Veal
and Lamb. -
FULLER RAED-Stands Nos and =, City SMOKED Hams
Bacon Beef, Tongues, &c. ~
j H. BRoAs Co-Stand No T. Fruits Of all kinds
j. D. HIsco1-Stands Nos II and l9 Fish dealer.
{. b. HARRIs-StRnd No. so, Eggs, Cheese, &c
s. L. KING Il Co.-NOs and Fulton street, Green and
Dried Fruits Vegetables, Herbs, &c.
WIN. J. BLAcE-Stand No 60, Vegetables
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

,', s3ti = iNibNSf ~ -
me i"dePesdeat gives the annexed statement of
the Dry Goods trade:
Ibe Ny Goods jobbing trade Of the nast week
,,snx Sesrs su taen during the corresponding week
II ,eS uS" sSs ham aSy sssSOsh Of course it was small CON
W 80 IaSrsre IN the earlier mouth OF the sea-
whole be better mouth than was w U% e0 e1
days ago. '''pa''" ten
Pine weS,nfT S haSs nS. gwen business quite start in
view Of the prospect before them GooSe easert1i IN
scriptioIs are selling cheap, aud that % al de-
nj. influence much larger sales than would o,Aa, Iac,
hs made The minimum polat in prices We hol,NIse use
bss been reached II sales OF goods eannst be e,l,
Al The advantageous t,Tms nov offered, they vii ~
a,,Sd over 10 the Icxt corresponding buiness sessSn
"Onr private sdyices hVm England, franSe sD,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
DENNSYLVANIA RAHROAD.-The GREAT

-..faAa afT
CENTRAL ROUTE connecting tho As.s s,.,.. !, COO
W,,etn North. and South western o.ae, yhS,h
1nuous Hallway Tho Road also connec~ - siy,,s
vih Ssay line Of TO s ports IN the -. or
and Csve land and Sandusky with .ri
The Moth Lakes making the most 40 .nS
reliable route By which BREGHT can Do Df"NS'"
from the Great West. 49,, ,,,rrapup 0H
RIgFs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PiTTsbon"n
TIRsr Class Boots Shoes Dry Goods I'm Se. per po
boxes) Furs. FestasJs he. ..'''.'';;,)
SECOND CLAss.-Books and stat0nery, Dp -. -. IN n
Goods I'm bsles) Hardware, LeaAsf' ''o' PSI :"
Wool bc...........,.'''.'' .'''''''';(
THtED CLAss-Anvils Bs14ns bacon ana go. per 100 D
Pork lin bulk Hemp, tc... .:.''.''.";(
FoCRrH CLAss-COHee, Fish, Bacon aud ss por les q
Psrk (packed) Lard and Lard on 80, -, ~ a.r,
shippius Goods from point east o' AZ
neuls % mark the package Via Pennsylyams 80
Goods consigned rho Agents OF this Road at phhsaop"
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without fetenn0n - r.,,
FREICHT AGEkfs-Hsris Wonnley 20, men2ns, - -
r r. sass Co., St. Louis J. Mitchell 5oL h h,
Ind Dumssnl Bell bu1dock, and Car9 JeNst'ib b,1a
vile Ky;B C. Meldruul Madison, Ind SPhFnsn ofoT,
and Irviu Co Cincinnati n. w. Graham Coz 5'
Ohio Leech Co. No - Kiby,t Boston Leeeh 90 svs
A.tor House Newly ork, No. william st and Nc - -.
ry-pIaee New. York p. j. snesder Phlaiephsi h."s~
Kosns Baltimore, Geo. c. Franciscgs Pittsbursh
For farther particulars bills of lsd.ns, apply 70
No Asor House, New gOtk
n n HOUSTON, Gensrs Freight Agent, Phiaahsipn's-
~ / LOABAEHT. Sgperutsndent AH0ona "a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

Markets. CAREFULLY REPoRrED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY May p, 1856.
ASHE-The MARKETS heavy and the supply larger sales OF
90 bbls At 81 for Pots and ~ for Pearls.
COTTON-The market continues tm OF yesterday quota
to1s with moderate business doing sales Of lOO bales
We quote fOlowt:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

.Ins remain inactive WHISKY eontnsss searee soA quoted
as &c. and hhdA q, HG.se-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

i TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW BEDFORD
ard TAUNTON route without delay change OF
% baggage carrying The Essten Mail
The steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK. Capt Joel stons, c
VANDERBILT Capt. w. H. France, in connection The
sopinson and Providence and Boston and Providence Rail
roads leaving Newfork daily Sundays excepted om Pisr
No 2, North River hts wharf above Battery place O'Clock
and sonnston at 30 the arrival Of tho MAI
train which leaves Boston st 80 .. m.
Tie C. VANDERBILT from New York Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday From s'onnston Tuesday Thursday and Sat-
ardsy
TbdPLYMouTH ROCK fromgNsw York Tr riesdsy. Thurs
day and Saturday From stoanson Monday Wednesday and
Friday
Passengers proceed from stonnston per Railroad 20 Proy
deDce Boston Taunton and New Bedford In the Express Nal
Tsn aching d hours advance Of those by
other routes and ample time for all the early morning lines
connecting North and East Passengers that prefer remain
board the sssmer enjoy nights rest ndsurbed break
fast II desired and leave Stonnson In the 80 train
meeting Providence with the II train for Boston.
A Bssrse Master accompanies the Steamer and rrss
through each way.
For berhs state freight apply ct Pier No.
2 NoTth River Al The Office No 10 BatterY. .pl.ee