New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

The .-ru-annuaI interest ON the bonds of the NIL
waukee and Watertown Rsil Road issued February,
1885, will be paid on let Augut, at the Bank Of North
America, in the city of New York.
The semi-abnual coupons, due on the lst August,
proxmo, on the first mortgage bonds of the Ohio and
Indiana Railroad Company will be paid a; the bankiog
office Of Messrs Winslow, Iauier g. Co. see adver.
tisemen'.
The Ohio and Indiana road now forms a central link
in the great consod ,ted Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne e.
Chicago Rail Road Company" the first election for
Directors of which takes place at Pittsburgh on
Wednesday rext.
1t is too early to state what will be the shipment of
gold by the Wednesday steamer but it promises to be
smaller than usual. "A lot Of 5000 900 Of bars were
taken to day for France. The Asptnwall steamer
brought a considerable amount of impaired bars,
which worth about p cent premium. There
will be tbpmt nts during the week TO Cnius of about
1000 Mexican dollars recently received here from
New Orleans Sterling has been drawn against por.
iion Of these shipments.
Tie Commission ers Of the War Bonds of Ca,fornis
are very aDIieus that holders Of these bonds should
notify them Of the numbers and amounts that they
hod. They should he addressed at Washington.
Among the incidental benefits derived from the
Panama Railroad are the occasional supplying of ves-
at Panama. On the 18th inst., Ii B NJ. steamer
Brisk was suppled with coal from the Compsnys de-
pot and sailed the rext day for Vancouvre, and il is
not long since the British frgate President sup.
Piled with provisions which could be obtained in no
other way at the te and which enabled her to reach
Punta Arenas some weeks earlier thau she could have
done, had she gone down the Coast fer supplies. The
following amount Of treasure has been brought
A.. Dbl c. E..~f.at .,ra tba LAT
aovices: Gold, si5s 4is 43; Silver, cess is6 ~.
Total, s7l4 935 20; and III. b NJ. steamer Cocstrice
had arrived at Panama from M4nzaniIa with $500 oOs
treasure on board, to be sent to England
The Produce markets are inactive Flour was sc
lover b. fore the later foreign advices received
when it recovered fmness. Wheat is also dull and
unsettled Corn is in fair demand and steady. Gro
ceres have rot been active, but holders generally
finn. Pork hss downward tendency. In Cotton
there is but little doing, and holders are firm; the
sales of the week have been about 900 bales and tn
arrivals 1900 bales The receipts at all the port
have been 3466 900 bales, against 1877 600 in 1875
and s39, 900 in 1854. The aggregate exports hav
been 2,9o2 600 bales, against 2,l3iOOO in 1855 an
2,l6s, 900 in 1854. To Great Britain they have bee
9O9 COO bales, against 900 in 1855 and 100
in 1854 To France they have been 47s, 900 bales
agans. 4o6 900 in 1885 and 32l 900 in 1854 The stock
hand at all the ports is COO bales against 900
in 1855 sbd pit 900 in 1854 The increase in receipts
last year is 72o 900 bales; 1885, OOO In
exports to Great Britain over last year. 454 900
bales, over 1883, 2ia,ooo. Increase in exports to
France over last year. 900 bales over 1853, $1,000
bales Increase in exports to other foreign ports over
lat year, 242, 900 bales; over 1853, l6s,OO
The operations at the United States Branch Mint at
San Fransco for the month of June are reported as
follows:
GOLD DEPOSITS
coiNato 1853 6D
VI oeis, 53,i33 2S
.
=. COINAGE.
uouee Sshes''.'.....s' 900 90
SeeAi LsHes: 5or00 %
Stauter Easles. 81 90
q AL Douar rfieces.................. 1900 %
-S30Ss 0Ss 500 90
S'Peeo 63f0tI 02
oo.A'fc S367o3ll %