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nTFires act queerE on some people. II

OErFires act queery on some people. To
old Stebbius it brings sort of "go ahead
insanity" The last time we saw Stebbins,
was at con1agration, at one of the up town
fires. Ste bbins was helping every body
He tossed two babies and cradle down the
back stairs, and afterward wrapped the cook
stove in feather bed, and then placed it on
a mirror. When we left Stebbins he was
dushing through the backyard, with red
headed woman under one arm and broken
dinner-pot under the other. Stebbins pack
ed up every thing, but the only thing he
saved, was brindle dog and the trammel:
To make it easy to carry the bureau. he took
an axe and cut it into kindling wood. When
Stebbins left for home, he had swapped off
his hat for an old fashioned fire bucket, and
by some means or other, exchanged his
pocket book for last years almanac, which
formerly hung up in Mr.. slocum's bed.rooHi.
Queer fellow, that Stebbins. ,s,
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9ottrg.
fIwOULD NOT DIE AT ALL.

would not die in Spring time,
When worms hegin TO crawl,
When cabbage plants are shooting up,
And frogs begin to squnll;
'Tis then the girls are full of charms,
H. Aud smile upon the men;
When lambs and peas are in their prime;
l would not perish then.
would net die in Summer,
When trees are filed with fruit,
And every sportsman has a gun,
The little birds 10 shoot;
The girls then wear the Bloomer dress,
And half distract the men-
II IS tho ume TO sweat Il oui5
wonld mol perish then.
would not die in Autumn,
When new mown hay smells sweet,
( , AHd little pigs are roofing round
st For something nice TO eat;
Wis then the huntsman's wild halloo
z. Is heard along the glen,
And oysters gin to fatten up;
Dat would not perish then.
would MT die in Winter,
For one might freeze to death,
When clustering breezes sweep around,
And take away onO's breath;
When sIeigh-bcIIs jingle, horses snort,
'' And buck-wheut cakes are tall
In fact this is right good world;
eos. l would not die at all.
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Or A windy orator, once got up and
said: ''Sir, after much reflection, consider
alton and examination, l have calmly. de-
'liberately and carefully come to the deter
mined conclusion, that in cities where the
population is very large, there is greater
number Of men, women and children, than
id cities where the population is less.'' 8
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FRA1LTT.- ALI men have their frailties.
."As I grow older, said Goethe. II become
more lenient to the signs Of frail humanity:
The man wholoudIy denounces,I always sus-
pect. He knows too much Of crime to de-
nounce a feilow.creature unheard; . knOwl.
edge that can only be obtained BY crim-
inality itself. The hspocrite always strives
to divert attention from his own wickedness
by denouncing. unsparingly, that ofothers.
He thinks he shall seem good in exactratio
as he makes others seem bad
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0TThey have come to soleing shoes with
cedar shingles --veneering the wood with
piece Of poor sheePskin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-03

TERMS:
Fi,r Fn Course i,teEuCltag al Departments or Eook
Eest;H0, Lectures Ii,.d PeJIIuS1tp, inUdTIu1ty III
1eirrIhee CAV
For. fW0 Cy,ttoe ladies Department. ~
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BUSINESS CARDS.
LAWYERS

pITSSFI & FITZHUGH.
1850. Tnd Councillors nj Law
OFFICE
No 60, MOHRoE sTREEI,
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GOING soUTH-The 20 ". Train will connect At San.
dusEy SIOrnins Train from oledoi Mt NonFeeyie with
Shsby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; ut
Mansfield with Dav Express from and at
Railroad
Tie 6.2OP NJ Train Ti At SandusEy with steam
ar Ray Cyfroul Detroit; onroeyc With western Train
O. H r. Shelby Junction at bel p ~ with the Mall
Tram II, O. Coiunbs & Cincinnati at Mans
field Junction p NJ with Fast train on o. s p r. L.
for Pittsburgh, and Newark with East and West NiEht
Trains on Central Ohio RlR, =sfs--
GOING N0RTlThe 9'e0A II Train Will make close con-
necon ut Newark with Null Delair ono. o. 4.
r.; al Mansfield Junction with Express for pittsburgh; at
Shelby Junction at 1915 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland, Buffalo and New York, and at M0nrosye with
MnEl Train on G. &. road to Toledo Chicago, &c. tG
4OOP Train will at Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Roa AZ 5faushel Junction with
Fast Train Pittsburgh at Shelby junction at =!
Cleveland; MOnrOeTile with Night
Express for Toledo Chicago, SanduSky with the
80 l..-f fs,.fJ. ". WEBB, Eup't.
2 s.,,a,,.t- 49, seb1b-tf
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&Setili9s Lectures eAS
fSt . F"2 I;t,5S lts m Lddta ~
lIE pRopRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
their thanks for the gTntyng IN and sus
sestablishsnt at the Capital ana stimulate them 70 re-
rapidy ncrensug demand for aprdcttoGt ard coete'l;
size eouyse ef itrcUnte trainig The great practical
cia Houses by educated and accomplished gentle
men enabled MIN TO bring to degree OF perfection
sic,n of COUNTING ROOM instruction, by oral exercises
T6T ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION: Each
student. by TINS ne" has nsFed re the %ho routine
OF Accountants duties "a thoro"2Ay as GoyaS no htG
Ssrrei an apprenticeship in some itrgs Commercial
H0ae aud thus all awkwardness ;Aitsrng aud egregigps
tlundtrs are, in great measure, dissipated. s.,.
ants We havu also secuftd seriegs OF come of the
most Lecturers In Ohio, to leeprs on eeHsFeini
Our Of Instruction is too extended partieularEe
Rs SY R RFSis R Ra and f1
Pincp ples-Lectures upon
orapby Commercial Products, Commercial CAlcuatlons,
Po!icS Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade Part
neTsiitp, &C. e,
TIE L1DLES' DEP1RTILEyT. II,
now for tue reception ofLadies No Institution in
The nIhpaTts thorough Interesting course In
this Department. 49,. L.. -. i, -. ,,,, ~,
best efforts to merit stll eminent degree, the .at-
terirg reception With which enterprise has met and acc
eoHtsSe 3IFcdnt1 tdr can at any
nfIsrSfi,lilTr &HeFcdVtfs C63Repe. -ta l-'t ~
Among the many nc give hs touoF'
acGainted with Mr.. Grauger's ability
Accountan Teacher Of Book Keeping which Is Of ihe
highest order. He has had great exper!snse as an AS.
Mt bvy Commercial and banking Houses which
gives h. sIperior facilities In mparting REqcticaE
Rlor!s9ge OF Book and thorough C0piH1ercaE
-, ffGyss - u l. j. ALLEN, LII. D., i9
President Of Farmers College.
| DO rtfts. .'t't AA't +LORIN ANDREWS,
President ofkenyon College,
So
To voupp men who wish acquire BuefHeSs Eat.ed-
don ehInk II facilities very seldom cqgaled-
Nh GsASeBS has tile quaii caons OF kn9S
edge and lpies teaching, added to pTnetieal Counting
Room experience, feel that ron
his Coee Will he ful competent TO keep the most coPtt-
| Gated ss:nf BoOks.
| H. r. STOSE, wholesale and Retail Merchant y -
J. J4SRY fSee,y Board Of Control State Bank OF o.
| J.F. PAHNI, Book Keeper at D. 7; Woodbury. =
l. u. OPERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank. II.
| H. a. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
3 a. B!SiAsON; Book Keeper At j. II. Riley & Co.'S.
| ssB-Por full particulars, send for cirenlar -
b. = 1sH7f = q GRASGER &c 1Ae1RSiR0Het
l. se4lfx 92 Prnpdefers,
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WINDSOR. Oh IAI1si iNIANUFAC.s
.E.,s "a ~ 1'Sl1tG -. g...., .,,tE stsss-
E subscriber continues manufacture Chairs, Settees
u Sociable Arm Rockers ohdrens Chairs, &e, Of th
most noIvrn and improved paterns all Of which h
Will warrant 70 give satisfaction. .ss 49,
~ Old Chairs received, repaired and re. painted.
w iRllIELD9PPER, =
apT 127 Main street.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17


Tn. ysp,r waytsty vel, supolisd with III the snAi s
ard se rood supply Of ne Aotwerp ~ pe,<h.
sorsoed Of Milton, ii. hnes; barnes coming 70
fIon there. - -. ,-.., ,,, coming in.
but are uocr We, 10 be c,l-i eoo5 and are 'es
0s2Fo & bbl Also fw pE.ss when o. o.. .eurs on IA.
Charssun ,eaIneI Saturday which sos ID 10 ras, nd 70
msrAet ard "sre v.r bad e'aeT % of .bou, Two com
me1 hA.ista BLAcxrERsIEs coming IN ysy & 600 s
selling q, bo. for quar-. nosss :. s3e .3 . bash
GoosrsEsSIEs $50 80 70 = su'h - .se .sur, q, 10
CuRRAsIs very abundant and "o' =" ''''
4s1wssp R.srsrssrs fancy e..seo sso lie sAskeii
P.SpaEoa,,s 10 a. - basket, mostly need ~ dtGcs acd
s-.rv.r. tie large nj sl , @ @ 80 i ~
berries under eainysuol VIII n'' psJ iS17 ''e
common red AID blaeI cap Tor nsih.t- ..,,;us,a
CHERKIEs not N a. sooi y.sy sa s,e seins 70 '
W.IrssrLo,s lom Charleston l5G sl6 phundred NuT'
MrLos. 81 y = S ss6'p Of Al, kind.
and Lons Isnd Jersey fas. iipg The .,e 'hs oc
eapieo y ~ pot Tsy 70 1rps from souh darn
Cor Coz. " siSs IS hurdred CucvssEss soab.ro primes.
sorTors Do1 q Iet Is y bastst sQUasH wnite 56a6e
bssse .ps Gac y hss.e, yellow brook neck 7'c y ok''
PEN 81 ~, es's.t 70 ssET', t1 81 hun.''d'
CABBAGE, sS1s5 50 I, s1ndrsd.
OsIoss, Bermuda *a . ee R"eIipe, ss Dbl Po's;o
Onions q - Sshs ss Onion, .. - sS1 %Sts sonG5ed 90
hundred for large bunohes. GARLIC % hnndred PAR.LEY
$3.50 hundred bun ch-s TUESrs Flat White, $685. %
PorAToEs have their for the sDt
sIno.i imp tsibe rid Of them al poe Tbs mar
k.t fall for the last weeh and prices now rGrs
-Nercers 81 bh. for extra sood ones; Cartsfs, 81 81
West IL Red, 75c. y bb. Merno, 6d62tc y bb.
NV POTATOES cou'ing H. In god show from Sewjef
ey ard II Island and from pross to be goof
crop The Ctaesos a,ou, through and the last Of hs
BE- I'D odss ia Norfolk stacking of tharc not being owe
half The ususl quantity the las: steamer Bermuda are bs
few in spd cold them price about last week, p "
p bb Norfolk Meree,s $s Y bbl;; Long bland Me'ees
Is Is 10 $3.50 - bb. Jersey Dykemsos, sSI5 DBL
Jrres s2sGs3 bM EGGS are very scarce and hs e ose
rs1 gin eher they have ben for several esrs o. ~ sea
fou rnaIsc. bss bare and prices have gons up
high look for change, they must cefahy
come IL at The prces il there s any the country We quote
States and Canada Of c doz OHIO by the CONT a. sW
eic u daz The Western coming Ia at hs -ason lave
ali be looked over and sold BY the count or for the good
seeg , 49,. ror,.,
Bur1ER-No much change spce Lest week Orange coun
PtI 2lc ani &c state, good frkns, ls9Ac. ~; scoh
WEIGH tubs l7Gl9r; common l4dl'c = D so0a "e'''n'
l4dI5c. copInon, HAZE y 70. .a-
CHrEsr-Go,d Dairy 8c; = b skim common a S%1c' !,
LAEo-Tubs lzaI2c bbls llldl2ic kegs 2.Gl3c = To-
EowIs-AIye s7ic 81 /, pair CHicK 5oaS73c r4iI
TURKEYS, alive I2aile. Il ID: DUCKS, pair, sig 81 25
Young GEESE 4Iasl q each. Cd GEESE, alive, 4i1o
eseh wild PIGEONS led 81 25a al IS 2 doz Tame SQUADS
81 IS p doz z, 49,, -ao. r,,,
I2dlic. fosK hero, 81 rbl, 7ic.
CALVES alive, 6d6lc. 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
Arrived.


US. NJ steamship Roanoke, Skinner Norsoh sc, nsdss.
and pess. TO LudiurI L. Pleassnts.
Ship Humphreys tof Brunswick, Ne d Merli Sasss q
GIaDce IL day. sutsr TO master.
shc u on Dsvs, New Orleans dA, css and pss- 70 w,
7. Fess.
Ship Pyramid tof Thou sston). Henderson, Antwerp n.y a.
md,e sDd .66 psss to Snow Burgess
Ship Flors Southland tof Rchmod Mel Days Norfot d.,
In ballast 10 ~ y
Bark Theodore Curtis (of Freeport), mon d. s.sus
Csnde days sugar &c. 70 Goodnue Co. SD IN company
wrh bssk W. Il. kash for Phsdephia
Bark Cbsre, To'te, (swed steetwood Bordeaux May n
mdse 10 lunch Meincke. July lat a. Tor. e. soke ship
Jostpn hSe nom - bound IN PhuadslDha
BARK N0Iuubees Brown Galveston june 90 cotton, kc 70
j. D. brocer Co Sailed in with bark u. O,fxeb sr
port, o. oitsmouih, stg. NNE.
Ssk White Cloud Todd Rio Jspso 50 dsys coffee 70 W.
Maria. Of AID hom Halifax, bopnd 70 Pernsnoueo.
bsrk fvafne of Bosion), Hissns Leghor1 ds ns,eeo
ooer yuy st 90 a. on ". sAw shp Sa.as, sc z. a.
Barh Ia amid lof R1betson) stkney MstsnIas June ~
"su 70 GIiLpel, Nintum Co. -
Bsnbaid F Lanas., Cape Hsyh - days eofes, a..
bns veols (vf Csais) senis. Gonsives July nshoSsny
Sc to June So james Dou.hty, OF Ses-
York dieo.
Brig IL Sampson, Lewis, Pensacola - lsys, timber 70
scbr samuel welsh of Phlsds,phis) Barrett, asssiies
Ju,e S; ps,e Gibraltar June Il, ui. &c 10 usss.er
schr Fortune tr), Mercadai, Vera Cruz 50 cays weoe
masfeN
Propeller Pelican, AldI.eh Proyidsnce.
PropeArI !. N. Harris Smith New London
Propeller Locust Point French Baltimore dsys nese "
Propeller Concord, Norman, Philadelphia
SAILED Steamship Roanoke, Ncrtolh, &c.
BELOW Clpr-sbip Queen Of Clippers; sso three eShe
nsmes uhknown-lbJ puot-bost Moses II. drtrpsll ,lr
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
,,.rkees. .Reporsed By Telegyeps.

Oswrco July 1916 m -FLcuR in good demszd os ma
n.,ces but GALES IN consequence OF gat stoek
es of aCO bbs - for extra oswrso and % o1 od 500
en- private terms CoRstesdy; saes Of Is 900 bush st c
saost FREIenrsEc 70, Flour ss s0r wnes' snd ~, S:-
f!SUl - bush Wheat, 50 S7 do Corn, 800 do Rys
C.Ss Fxpoxrs-5 ss bbis Flour II, $50 bu.h. Whss -
DO Corn SHIPPED to monresl-2eo bb'- Flour aud sc~
bu,b. Wheat , .oo 49,. !. 4.
s5 for sood Wisconsin, SO ~ for choice Indiana ND % 20
81 and double extra Ohio WHEAT qne ana
6eT; ssts bush 42c for and f3 for eoand
seversl for future delivery sold Snoc hYL hiner
sell bush Of t7c., free from WHISKY hIn fo
CANAL FRrIeHrs dull 70, Corn and l9s Tor Wne: 70 z
bbis Flour $50 bub. VIII CaIsl Exlnrs s.aae tue:
bu,h Wheat 496is bush. Corn, 100 bush CATS S
bush Rye. . ,,, A, II. .r,.~
did sd-ct ,be mstet CoRs declined lit
coo bush BuHao aud IS 900 bush. h Osweee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
uudrsn River Market Boats.

BARGE Cssdoria z. Wsrdop, master, from kewborsh a'
rived At hsr foot Of Wsrre tle 18Th day Of yay, lS
r.ports as folows Beeve 40 Veal Calves, s6sep sSd
Iss. 4O tubs Butter averaging % hkins de-, svsTssins
lU' H. so bkts Berries. 10 bsgs Corn Meal
BARGE Newburgh Capt w. l. Jansen, naster, fom News
bursb wharf foot OF wsrren. tho sy Q.
1859 renos as follows. B, ewes Mix Cows Veal Caves,
Sheep and Lsmbs swine Veal csrcs.ses Muaos DO
II Pork 100 Fowls bbls Esss IS tubs Br,t. svsss
BARGE M. III. Finch, -. mas,er from Eswoeifn' Nnveo
Of wharf wsnen the 18Th day Of ynly 1880 rsPou
nc Lambs If4 Swine Horses, 80 Veal csrcasses 70 Mutoe
do IS Lamb do "a Pork do Fowls Sc rurteys 100 ube
Eu.ter syerasiIe so NJ ls do sversgpg 100 10 bales Hay
30 bbs Rye Flour IS bk Berries % rolls Leather III sdss
do baes Wool
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17


ASHFSTbe market rather easier; sales OF l5 bes fos
NJ as l Sc 2Ffcr poor ard good snd few Pearls IT
81 ga ii the stock OF 75 bbls Po's and io bos
Pearls Salerstus is steady at 7c cssh.
ROOTS AND SHOES-Cy buyers coutinus 70 manifest the
same feeling Of Indifference previous noted, ard are only
purchasing they out OF the difs'snt z;s the ~noe
bou,es are hard T. make good selection fr
the Fail trade Zip heavy Calf Boots aud Biogns are still
in small stock.
BEEaWAX-Ame Yellow has arrived more freely but,
with ood demand prces have lot changed We quote at
2ed2c .
BRICKS &c--HMd North River ere UNCHANGED; sales at
Philadelphia selling at Sl9; Coeourzh AZ
4aa10 Forei,n are quiet at 2j0 so for Bath, - *45
for Sourbridge Welsh $3Oa S5 Malt Tiles sell at
S250s30. $50 ..,
COTTON-Tbe market daily adding strength TO strength
To-day business has b,cn doae en ated at V
prices Or quotations represent hade
figures. In some cases higher rates have been paid
W. ouote
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

,A. m hestis oss hss developed ses Of fsa
"a i. housa We sv are hs. sood many Of he ~ -
,esc,: ., unvsp weei are sod for :oeh su sA
,ovs w =. ~. ess h, dore o. he city aa1shef houses
n. cor hsh for ths sssoo. theosh oo yts n
~ ~. s,,ius AmoDs fss ssl.s sd vi
hib % 10 sss ~ nrnea by . Smith. ~ sc sross ~
.'er,s MED ot Of eco 'ti ied, o~Se b, " H. BsS
49, ct Of SO owned ey A. F'hsf sod '' oo % 'osi
Hoyw.d .od 40 illinois Hos svs'sss 10 "sse, ~
"a A, red nc. foI 2ao. swrsss ie ~ ~,
Mr. Howard reports oss OF ABOUT " no'' y 90 beat 10 ~
.,,.. os Uo<s nv WilN Bur6.., L.
Inc ~. fas ,S isS: For A. X rafoef, ievs iSS
ne, 80. ps, ssssd w. n ttc b. snes a. sf r"ss u
Tor r. Lews, wsrthpston, oh'o' s'e'''' W. N'osas
&c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
Cleared.

Steamship Roanoke, Simmer Norfolk. Ludsu Plesssnt
Stips-ndus tbr), Black, Rio Jsnero, Napier, Johusop
Co.; Azzan, besgsn, sgd ey, n. s. W., Goodeve AIke "a
lott; Rudolph thsm Dckman Hamburg, Faneh Meiucks.
BsIk- Merioisn (Brem Bosse, London Stanton 9ases;
ID. Nichols, Conway, Jacksonville r. Buck Co Safsh
y.ns erM%Sy Mobile s.gIse' Chairman Co.. May Sn.sn.
Cartwright g. Co. -
Bues- Ben der Fsnkln, ST. Paul DO Loardo Fs,kne,y
Itos GIfn Herds ~ Walsh Carver Chase: Glove Nsop
G9Ieiler Dor.I. iss Of Man, Lswrence Albert lBr
sehooren-T Y. Lyman Sannsrd, New Haven, rnsSter,
Mann et k!toD, Boston, Mayhew Talbot p. Brown,
HaAewooc RfLmoI d, c. Pierson; w. Lesss,t Goson,
Sty rent a. Persons Mary ifnsIoos, sredsr ;ksbue.
Senhi Abbott; Ceestia Coe. Fall River, j. n. dsveus.
Yorktown, Wcs'sra City Point, J. hanisr L Co.
ssoep-Biacistone, stedman, Providence, j. Kenny
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

OILs-There st ohiug doing in English Lnseed from fret
hands the tock light snr most OF the recent and
expected arrivals already disposed Of pces remao
s,tion.ry the good demand from store O0 gals sad
in btls Crude Whale steady az the
ssvance sales bave tfsnspied al the East put e ar;
The Whale shppiIg List reports The t'ais.eops f oe
zeet 70 In ude sales 5 bhs s 15c and the tendency
NJ n.s was shty INV ard Crude sperm hss beeu better
request chiefly exporhe sales for the week amounting IN
nscels 10 bDs 80 gall tor kuro5an orders, $50
bhs in lo 20 mar S. and rs bbs North ses
AZ 73c = gall Manufactured 0i III moieraie demand, saf
nc.. are WITHOUT variable chsnge Lsri sa!.s OF 30
bh, net ~ pre @c cash Olive IN tai' request
,ale. of 70 csks 2 rs 81! - 81 foe quarts snd
,ir.. Rcd Oh inactive s. Q6Oc cssh ana Palm
~ in steady Request sales Of 80 Coo b Previous T. az
Glc o i hrmer and held st &c.
IL. w nova o Sp.rm and the Uated ss'es.
Or IA, xeek ending July H. AID since jan have been fol-
ous. Barrels Sperm Barrels Whale
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

VALs-soEe good calves bsve been sold this week at 7
pound live "Sisht but seHersly peskps price h sac
pouLd ~hsn soid by we1., and price they will hin,
" bsI kitteIs sold By The count
COWS h,inue exceeding, dull ofs4e and enIy be dis
sood cows when they Do SELL enns fair pces Ths sses. Ss
On IS u tse nesnef ,ors We noticed dneookps lot of
Iuee cows IRON Ontario Coun'y, part Duham AZ 3rien
stable s5oG $50 One Of them Nth very largo bag yet to
esys; nefe. n AZ sood c9ws r families scarce
doses from brnsns cr"sd their hogs 70 market that Gays
s well |" his does and has for long time Thh Summer
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
pHu.selplis Cattle M.rkes......JuLf ID

not 20 s,sa ys.srday our quotations. ss. "ss
x. The offerings Of Beef Cattle snceneeo
6ss head a Of which from VIrsni, 4 ET .os az
S AL 10 Siof y ico ts. Mr. b. Vanser Of fH.s.usa
LA iot Al tIon So to So! and so Tho quah'y O. "e
fbs market was supplied and the sles
70 ,bout COO bead 2co Of which, owned o Mes' % s
Smnsh a. 25 head The aversse prlcs iof 5nssp 80 'S
IS 90 TO rs 75 ard Lambs fom 50 eoto % 20
ucesTksre " vas falling in the suopiyonly W. -
h,ys be er offered and disposed Of a. from " 70 ~ W.
sIlfsd and ss 23 u leo f g corn'ed . ,xo h.a a, ~
".,S from sH IA IS for Sprirseu aud BIS 70 $40 eses
tor Feeders.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
ACCUMULATION:
Receipts Of Rroduce.

Bv the Hvdson Reey Raaoad fov the vsek endtse u,sIA8
July H. 1856 -1a2 Cattle, 81 Calves, sheep, Matsa,
2l0 Hogs, pkss Poultry do E,gs la5 do. Butter vo
Cheese, 90 bus Oars 200 do Rye s0 do Potatoes go ose
Bay, 1884 sss Min Is uns Slate, 10 pkss Fruit, $40 ~
Paper, Is bales Wool.
bS Eoyt Rice, Boafs-i0 500 bible Flour 7fl7 Whsa
1880 do Com 200 bbs Whisky 4e0 DO. Por te pisa Asbea
BY Eyie Ra1road-I6 $50 bbs wIoui. 600 do Wanks 10
do. Provisions, 1870 bags Wheat, IS pkg@ Ashes.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

GRAIN u, Wses, rn.rk irrsc, e. snd
the dem ard !. nsiny for EXPORT p,ims Wtite ee'r
ported than 20 nrnon R.dtbe latter pressed on ,,e coo
r. ..l.s are ora hush -ood red Southern a. 81 ~; ''
br.h Red Tennessee a. 81 IS; 7oo bush h~snfee 20 90
II Ndsl 70; so brsh. Csnsdiaa sprns ~ 20 - 80 e.
br.b White Canadian q, e1 Ha$l NJ; and l5r susn- IL
f,jsr Cbessos Oa.s hn sad n 100 tnsn =.
sjqssc for sou,h III; SGSst- for jersey; i5Di* iU 80
80 as5 e. or W-s.eru RE AID wanted cor e1p1
s.Iss Of 7ta bnsh Corn hardly .. hfm and u oa,.
,A.. M IS fnr bu,h A. Tc for uIsSuni S0ic ior h.o
W,sr eOat7c for southern yellow 90 oc i'' DO "h''e'
axelIau
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
S.,~. - stock. NJ Philadeiphia. july le.

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&c SspnI s., s.; 2VO o.. p, s2 90 DO: I: Z q
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Sss ss S. go RssSins r. 9. 10 so Sy u o.
Sss Ssy 10. IS Leh 40 Scrip usop csu' PEI ~ ~
RssSms u r., -. Do 81 anshsi n nc V,s5,,
pen.sh .sh q, 81 GiEs BsDi, IIi . Cay e@t b. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

ne s.ncoosr Stsr, arrived at New Orleans on the
sth from Rio Grande, brought slo5,5 In specie; snd
tAe schooner Ann Maria from the sane place, e44
bvth sums in Mexican dollars.
Sey.rsl Cotton houses have been recently swindled
Nv means OF forged blls Of sdng, to the amount In
xhe ssg,eyate of fifteen twenty thousand dollars
TIE swindler has escaped.
We understand that the President, Secretary and
leyl sdviser Of an Incorporated company IN this city
sue under arrest charged with fraud, but the examina
tons have not been made public
The BUSINESS Of the Clearing House was s25, 1877.
There is fair ACTIVITY 10 Money, but there is no
difficulty n obtaining ceD loans on good securities at
<@7 cent. We Cannot learn that Banks are calling
in TO any extent, but the activity grows out OF the
u~eased activity OF trade and speculation.
A meeting O. the first mortgage BoHdholders OF the
Plssbuye and MoDtre n Railroad Company is called
for the seth july at 10 o'clock M, at the ONCE OF
Mr. Nor,is Ke;cnum, No. As William street, TO take
steps for foreclosing the mortgage.
We understand that the Express safe on the Erie
Railroad train one day this week was opened by
some thief on rs way this city, aod robbed OF all
10 contents. As the way oil was also taken, the
amount Of the loss has not yet been ascertaned but
IL 10 probably some $50 coo. The Ere Halroad Com
uapy have no connection with this loss, their Ex-
press docs rot carry money or vauables
The Toledo Blade states that the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad Company has leased that portion OF
NE Cleveland and Columbus road lying east OF Graf
Ton. which will enable them to AVOID the awkward
ferry arrangement Of which the public have 80 loudly
complained Hereafter the trains will pass down to
Grafton, and cross the bridge OF the Columbus road
rnsteaa Of crossing by the ferry.
We unders.and that the Legislature Of Iowa have
passed bill giving the lands recently donated by
Congress for railroad purposes to four railro,ds run
nipv across that State, The Mississippi and Missouri,
the Dubuque and Big Sioux the Lyors aid Iowa Cen
trsl and the Burlington and Missouri. These roads
get about 100000 acres each.
win be seen by our market report that there has
been great activity n the Wool market The sales OF
the week have been 6OO,O tb. Flour and other
Breadstuffs continue very hesvy, but with fair bus-
ness dong. Cottoni is firm and active
1Tompsons Bank Note Reporter quotes Land
Warrants: -,
"The demand for Wanapts is light, yet, to hl
orders promptly We find it necessary 20 advance our
fates g trife -