New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30


r,,.. ara s.s;ey. rrslcs are III IS.
I, Freight. we notice To Liverpool: $1,000 bushels
C,sin lar. last everitg,at 6a7d in bAlk and ships
has the latter under peculiar crcd instances end now
ah, - the market; 900 400 oble Flour at Is 81.
Ia. Cd Cos.on, II s5-ssd. To London: ,, 500 bbs.
Fjour. q. 3D.; md some on Cake at 2ss per tun.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Paid,
tl4s, 40 %, including s72,Do California Drafts
Received, eI3s,3ss ls, Balance, ss,l4s,a'5 so Paid
for Ass,. Ofice, $50, l5s 30; Paid on Disbursns
Checks, $50, SIS 10.
Holders ofbreadsuffs have advanced their demands
under the foreign news, and IN oasequence some ouy
ers are holding off, Flour shows an advance Of SC
bbl and wheat &c a5c. p bushel. OF aour about
IL. 900 bbls rod State brands $6 ooSsS 20. The
Gales Of wheat are 90 600 bushels including 900 new
white Southern a. o. 81 tl IS; 81 900 red Wisconsin
at q 4oa q SO, and 10, ,oeo white Canadian at o. $50
O. IS, Corn is better and in good demand. Pork
,hovs . decline of SHE on mess The sales are
moderate at $50 90 eco l2i for mese and eli 37ie
sl7 50 for prime Coffee in fair demand With sales
Of 200 mats Of java a. l4c, and 900 bags OF Rio At
lie suesys cold to the extent OF 600 hhds at sc for
Porto Rico and for Cuba Moasses firm but quiet
Lipseed oil has advanced 60 y ton in London, and
ace &C. gallon here, With sales Of 90 tons. Cotton
s depressed }c under the foreign news. Mr.. Wnghfs
circulsr says:
scier supply the Of own snners uata new cot
be,irs vesnd the cor pssssy Of AZ d:s;ss zap
ssDs :, bsuss 'se Psi.i.: d.pposS .oS
ss' .n Ss; es:sa ssss Is1 ssn
s. ;:,,S.s 4 GO ss!'s sss The
'1sS' ;.sai.ps @ T s. foioSIs sse.iS:d
July hIsslEsi Ss.s sr ss iss 'n m sO@ns
Notbii ship:he -, oco ,,.. ..n.
.;s fsfiR sis'. 'i & e. Sis' s. r.
Of want Of rain continue to be received
hom bu, general thug the a'soans are prom
for e No more new Cotton ss, sIriysd ne ,nes
tha. sity Ism.I.' III. .s. The e.,s;t .ds
e .:,.s S.n q s 5
all along been asserted however, that the crop senssy,
hcush % sdPns IN ss Sss S . Ss
comes the southernmost portion OF our cotton region
The exports Of Breadstuffs during the week have
been:
ILovs-ro Lcose., $40 ss L,csrpGol si7: oiSssy s.s
Prorrea: as7s; IVES, Iadies $40; sou,h GDsic. 5Oss
%M,s III a'iss s.. s ssc. ss;a '
ISDAx coixTo south Amsries A2i2 bush; West Indies
EiTo Antwerp 81 $50 bu.h Rotterdam ls2 Falmouth,
&c. H,l56.
The semi annual interest becoming due on the lst
of August on the Cleveland Painesville and Ashta-
buls and Bellefontaine and Indiana Railroads
cent DOD0S VIII palu o1nAhnB nouSo VI
Wipslow, Laner e. Co., No. SO Wall street.
The Peoria and Buresu Valley Railroad has de-
clared dividend of v cent, payable on the nth of
August, at the Office of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad in this city The interest the bonds of the
Company will be paid on the lst Of August ct the
Corn Exchange Bank, NewYork.
The coupons Of the Hampshire Coal Company will
be paid lst of August at No. 4s Pine street.
Interest on the First Mortgage Bonds Of the Hudson
River Railroad Company will be psd at the Office of
the Company, No. 6s Warren street, on the lst
proximo.
The interest due August l on the First and Second
Mortgage Bonds of the Terre Hsuts and Alton Rail
road win be paid on and after that day, presenta
ton at the office of the Company, No ls william
strtet We understand that Mr.. ID B. st. John has
resigned the Presidency of this Company, and that
Mr. Cbas Cruft of Tere Hsute has been elected to
gil TIE vacancy This road 1877 miles long, and is
Ink of the most direct route between the East and
st. Louis. Il is anticipated that its business will be
very large during the Fsn months. 1t runs through
the u,ost fertile portacn Of Illinois.
Mr. VIM. s. Nichols, Of II. A johnson e. Co., has
been admitted member of the Board Of Brokers.
The Barcelona, screw steamer which left to-day for
Hayre took out e52, 900 in specie. About e5oo,0oo
went to Boston TO night for the Niagara, which ID
about $500 900 less than went for the previous boat
The shipment was mainly by Belmont, who, We under
stand, ships nothing on Saturday next.
The business of the Clearing House sl9 672 900
In money we have change to note of Importance
There appears to be little demand from bust
ress circles, and the sugar speculation keeps the
market well supplied With grocers' paper, but in the
street tie supply Of money is super abundant on call
at or per cent. We as yet no signs Of con-
traction on the part Of the banks.
We know Of about $500, 900 in railroad bonds going
Gu, by the seemer tomorrow ag aLst which sterling
has been drawn.
In the case Of the International Insurance Company
this morning, upon the representation Of Judge Desn
an order was granted staying al proceedings in the
case and directog Mr.. Attorney General Gushing 10
appear and show caus-, on Tuesday next why the
fret order for a receiver should not be set aside,
which, it was alleged was fraudulently obtained
Allusor has BET made to the large saving promised
to be made on the Illinois Central Road by the use of
coal in the place of wood in their locomotives. We
Official report from Mr.. James c. Clarke,
which places the whole subject in proper light, and
demonstrates that coal burning has ceased to be an
experiment. and will be in future the source of large
profit to this corporation:
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Division SUPEkHrESDEST's OFFICE,
AsBoY, Juiy "a. 1855.
No 81 completed its twenty first tap yesterday, and
has 30 miles, doing regular freight train service
gratifying, and it is fixed fact that all our wood
buinrg engines be converted into coal burners,
a. expense not eding s275 each. have caused
the fire box ue Sheets and ues 10 be thoroughly ex-
smined every trip both at Wapea and Amboy in order
TO detect any defect injury which might result aod
up to last night have DOT discovered the sgttest
The fire box, fue Sheets, and Aaes free from
scales and exparsi the day coal was put in the
fyr he 6us n0f aaE EaH DION mn