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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04
C.-hr;Sse Cattle Marhes.

AePt.'e' i'' A "WEDNESDAY. July ?, 1855.
Ans.,et 45 Cstte-sbout Beeves and 81 stores coz
- Wosiur oxen Cows and Calves Yesrtnes, 3ard
years old. - "a, =. .,,,, &C. ~.
Hides . evt 81. Tsow, at 81 odss Pets Sc 20 p
Cdf SKINS II dl4c. = %. Veal Cave's' o. 81 TO- '"S
nartet -. x,ox AKA .. 1, ON S,u
Gov, and Calves $39 $50 $50, SO, 50, 90 80 20 49,
ss,,s Year. old $40 &.2 s.6 t4s $50, TO fs
Ssy,p AND L.xss-S54s market Extra s. e. -, Slo
h, lot SO so IS, SIS 25 IS 20, 81 10 81 % 60
'swIsr- Whole.sI. sof &c ard corn-fed 6tc & y.
s.MAsKs: The ather very and the demo 'o oee
ouite ish with uther smell attendance OF BUYER nekes
h.rd j.y for tue holders Lambs and Veal Calves ave- plenty
and ~ qu.ity and se. hard after the pm oy
80 ,nn,lss themselves Jr J. B. Cook OF CAM de- had
fine LOT Of li2 Steers from Illinois Turkeys a. aos'h
Pig, IN rood demand the supply quite limited his oene
a H. lidsy week 10 nlost always dull week for beer - -
q css came over the FtchbuIs Railroad Ss over che Boston
and Lowell Railroad the Maine Extension and - o.aed
ith Csts sh.ep me Horses snd Fowls over the western
suNBER EACH STATE
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oclusiye, during the years 1914, 1855 and 1856

Welearn that the vote yesterday at the stockhod-
ers meeting Of the Ohio and Penny lyanla Railroad
COMPANY held at Pittsburgh, was largely in favor OF
consolidation tn other two lines having before voted
afrmativey on the question Of consolidation Il is
now one read fro Pittsburgh to Chicago, under the
lame of tie Pit eturgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company The lepgth - ite miles.
the California no vse alluded to yesterday as be-
ing order protest is Aessrs Palmer, Cook X Co. Of
san Francisco aeep. for the payment of the uteres.
on the debt Of the Sta tt
Tie la9cDca9estsa ~:
In the Dry Goods ira 4, have nothing t. report.
Importers are receiving FOODS and preparing their PAT
tern cards and samples, 's' are not yet ready to show
h stock S%s eaT iS, , sg GsI 1s I r'
Of consequence. The WOO ~ Johbeps are tb srst 70
move, which viii be the 81 lnmeHa'ely alter the
holidays. 80
Our European advices spec a the tendency Of mar
kets there 10 rise of prices goods, which IL LINKING
purchases effectua y. The kAser ipStS Vi uesea
ron there is every reason 10 believe, viii b. srel
Money is becoming cheaper eve aay IN Looaon and
Paris; and this, with the iDcrea 40 aetVty Oh u'He'
tends to raise the prices Of II anuf S-Weu gosus.
The following is our weekly rsf OF failures Is
signments. &c:
Mc,osy sy c No MO- cy .iss Sue a Ss
the espst business: hi. recent transactions t esh prhe
Madame mLhsrbe, Now York City, u'Pcn go owes ''0''
5000 49,,
4 Lucus Stone, Troy, ~ assigned 70 ~ ~ ~.
Rufus Barton, Lansnsburgh Y, assigned y" T. = i~'h
Ing ard w. r. Barton
3 Brown a Co Phlsaslphia. failed
" y n Ha~kins a Co.. Phls lelp his, failed
Il r Henry, Greensbursb, iud assigned ,.
James ". Scott. WssnDSton lud assigned "sf ADM
Wbe.ler Mor.e Rockford H.. sned 10 Henry 'e.s'
10 fhou sbt will resume. -.
Gui Msn, Msdsou VIZ sod on the iecent pu N,a'
in NewYOrt Just arrived creditors '"'easI 10
sale
Jss s CinL Clinton Mich, asas 3D.
smith 4 R,ese, Khss,on 2 ~. .Ief' ,y.s
Sanpbel Williamson, M1ntI Va, y a., -
Hubert ruroo;is Quebec, C. iapsd' on rs rFe'a-
The report of the R7ilro4d '''1mnssion~n of Con
Iecticut states N Il there if IN ~ e Twelve
Railroad Companies having pad ia capital Of sl','
7o2,3ie, and debit amounting 10 VIZ, 100 J'o. Inc
total length Of al the roads Is 772 mes OF which 80
Hes art in the State. The length Of d,vble s~s -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

-, p,u.a.,ct,. IA ". Bhsssi Leroy s%r.s1
Tssony H:so sons Enms Nsi~ol BsscS' sSn "a
.m' s.,ei., Livinss.n, Gerhard toa' An'0''
s'inion C. civ, rbasrooh. E'%ersid'o snS
phi. Gusro Co Iy 4dsuss spaiaT O1p:on Hunters
pe1cSe 81 Tudde1 w~ sS9 rs %.aess Lss
Gertrude. i.m Husep BsItes %b.sloei: FSr. YATES
Crosby 49,. PosieIssid; L. Webb Perkins
master. - ~. Eanlkuer st. John, N " J.
s. Whitney Co Lion drc.'aa Pi .1: 6sota, bacon
Psnye css.'hT .na y XsSos
Hand " s. ss:. Phi BED i' sr Susan e. M.hOn
Si'isip Dy &c BhsAs% o l.' F:tsT seI
ones1 PiCvsIs; 1n keI hi. t sb.d.p. E.
RcPc' s. SS ferry, New. Haven m"' R,,,,
PreopsIIsr.-Tscony. Hand, PhI.d:i9s s,. Lice.
p.rier Vein, Ramsey Baltimore ''O"
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PASSENGERS Sailed

In s.eam,hip America from Boston for Lirs,poo!.Mi1 A.
BID snS ~ C. f nsEsi sa' s'
bard II. Dams, CathsIine Kelley Thomas oSEd An
e eSss Of Boston, wo.tenho@ auuon Dr. Hah
Of ysen ht # snd ae
Msine Dr. Houston Belfast A. H Bull and wife 4 Brat
John Higgins j. s. De Asreds Patrick Lyndon Abraham Hoe
ley Nj Isnssnharen and wife II Cheney BsnsrG p w.
Charles Carter Robert A. McAndIsw I5a aud NJ. Taylor
and two r. sd Mr. MeS .. .2d un william Sa
and FnIaysn Gf NswYSIs d10Fsf M R,dc Miie
f Bes Of Indiana sat" Joseph strasnd M MI. Cat
BILE; W Levi of Chicago; Leconrt Bseknel and J0,
Helen Of Orleans. Edwaid scot, Of San Francisco T. o.
Of Utah T. W. Daniel AID y.'ie Of St. Jeln John Gordon
Of csDsa Merrill Cir Of p eSd f as
court Hughes the Rev Geo Whtt..er of TorSHto; w.
s' Of gs.P2N A;s M:a d
HsnrY Pe'ss sd Bon e. OF Mrs
Berger 5, Kinssry Of hungary s. Alynsary G vlsneys
KID S:%Ts .ps sag'si a.:sn
Rust }. W Lowden, of New York Miss Wentworth and
O. Rseh, " c. Reeves AMI J. c. Na!tfel, resdeacs
giyen-l5. Total IN.
Misudon DubsInel Mime IL T. Dros Mss Cl,a broz Jules
Bois.e Paul Ccou Mrs Lor.z John Lores Arthur Lorez
Boron Bennett Rhe., AeKando Psys Mr. NH iudcn and
lazy friederieh Ludwig l. Pesqusr Paul chsndEOn NO
l. BeLoche sirs Benoche, Mr.. More Master Morel, z.
Thon Mis-. Maria Ginot Miss Louse Logltt Mrs Berdi
Schenck Miss Thomas Massa Alfred Trouble, Henry
Demwe yLele Savage. j. Doane. Rafael C,ksdsa Ciprsn
Brousssin Joseph Grant, Juan Duro H. Vednes Mrs We
drines child servant Taraues Lababut, CsperR,
Dr. Lopib Saba ier Mira BarnsEi and cbd Mrs Mar
gueibe Taume Mrs lie Bland Mrs Bernard infant AID
ant Jos Taurne Mrs Cabran Mrs. Kelly. Aysse Dncommuo
T b. NntuIn Bernard Louis Taume, Jean Bap sts Tsume
Michel. De bos Charles Beckh, T. LabsId Louis Fefon,
Berry s,ubIizk, Laurent Petito @ Pe.ter'n Jean sa
lame Desey Shishmanian, Philip TJu'nier Subit
Henry valet Bshsser Cesssro Edward David Charlie. Ber
nad Edward Mcho L. Cabran, La Cado, Master Kelley,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04
SEC An pOApD.
sales Of locks at PhiIadelph1a. JULY y

Rs5o Tss, s o TnE So1 css ST. g. 500 CITY
go d. 8 Ger &C St $50 O6 do c. P, si 800
am Am. Il. Is, 49, SOti lno City os vi sVJ 40
40 do, o. 96i; 1000 do, " ZVV fehns n H. u.s. "a
Mort s5; s. NO Reading X os 73S't zgVV aug 20 o.
n ISL, / Do Susquehsnnah Csual, u; 50 do IA; q
Northern snnsyvaUs r. as lei 50 Union on Canal O. Oi
r. az 20 CO., cash Az; i6 Mechanic Raak 2 100 Long
leland r. r., 49, l; 200 do, Gays IL $50 do l5. lS9
Reading r. r. 464 100 New Gren Mining Co., b. Lehsh
Scrip, s. 4. san
Longs and 2days ~ 100 do 49, q su.4 Canal ~;
Seeor ID Boayd-e 900 Reading RR IS. 10, lots ST. 200
Union Canal S. IS; 5000 City 6s lots days ga; 100 Long
Island r. 4i 100 do b. l4i 100 do bjwn, AZ. 2Penna
RI, 81 Lshsh Nay in lots Is; 81 Beav Mead n
3II 90 do 81 OOdo b5 81 100 schuyl NAY b q do
days 3a 200 Morris Canal in lots lS ainehn H.. %,
Mecl IT, Bank days IS; Kentucky Bank, 2days, ll3
~ Ter Boa,d-O0 schuy Nav Pref b. 5t; 100 do, do, Sl'
3oo leorris Canal, lots, b5, l5l 100 do, l6t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

The Eighth avenue Railroad pays quarterly dyi.
dends of y cent; the stock is not offered IN market
The Sixth avenue Railroad pays semi-annual dvi-
dends of y cent; the last sale of this stock was a.
q5 a. cent The Third avenue Railroad pays quar-
tery dividends of cent the last sale OF ths SOCK
was at 90 4 cent. The Second avenue Railroad we
have no returns from. The Fourth avenue Railroad
is not properly city road, belonging to the Harlem
Railroad.
The Butchers and Drovers' Bank has declared
semi annual dividend OF y cent, payable on the 9TH
inst.
The Eighth Avenue Railroad quarterly dividend
Of 3 y cent, payable on demand.
The Columbia Fire Insurance Company ssmi.an-
nual dividend of l, cent, payable on the sth inst
The Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford Ct,
semi annual dividend Of 10 y cent, payable to the
New.Yo stockholders, at the agency, No. u Wall
street, on demand.
The Clinton Fire Insurance Company, seml-annua
dividend of 10 y cent, payable on the 9th inst.
The Rome and Watertown Railroad, a dividend of
81 cent payable on the 18th inst. on stock regis
tered in this city, at the Peoples Bank, No. li2 Ca
nal street.
The interest on the stocks of the City Of New York.
due on the st of August, will be paid on that day by
A. V. Stout, esq, City Chamberlain. at the Shoe and
Leather Bark. The books will be closed on the sth
inst but to accommodate the public transfers will be
permitted during the interim to take effect on the re-
opening on the lst of August.
The business Of the Clearing House was large
s2s 10000
The Alma steamer to-day took est, 900 in gold. The
steamer on Saturday will take some 100000.
The meeting of the bondhoders of Sacramento City
this afternoon not very large. About $4,000
was represented together with some $50 600 held in
Europe. 1t was proposed to raise subscription to
carry on a suit against the city.
There is no change TO note in the Money market,
which continues abundanty supplied on call at 5a7
cent Strictly prime paper goes freely at 6a7 g cent,
and is in moderate supply.
The quantity of -four, wheat, corn and barley LETT at
tide during the third week in June, in the years
1855 and 1856, have been as follows:
Bbls Flour Bush. Wheat. Bush Corn Bush BArey'
1875. 500. .oCs 5s7s85 sS525a i's7
1ncr.. $3.50 5296os Dec lOg,n5 ass
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
de-water SO far, for the years 1855 and 1885, is as
follows:
Bb. Flour Bush; Wheat. Bush Corn Bush. B.IjsS
1855 1859. -. $3.50 I.SsoSsS 1850 1882
Inc. 1892 Inc 7l7, go Dec. IOO3,ea Inc 1854
Reducing the wheat to -four the excess in the re-
ceipts of -four is equal to l62 7oS bbls.
The following table shows the quantity OF some OF
the principle articles Of produce left at Underwater from
the commencement of navigation to the 22d OF dune,
1rx;p ~, lSS and -
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phil, delpbia Martcts. hsDAf,'

m. Co11os market n.n. qIiet out nirn ,s ovs
~ ses .srce sd hdef, fnsi her ds%s9is ',s
80 n,h n ara the eTfsDc % ilW ~ oCI
g. -, and 81 - for extra family o'ahdsi
.ne. are waited IS 80 so xith as W. .Smor 20 sooi
a..s, .,s eItr. .d 81 S6 80 81 Dol tor fancy 'i~'
flour. ~. - go, P.nnsyly,na Meal
800 a, "a 81, q bbl RYE FLOUR better shd so
~ bsye hem cd Al So IS 81, mostly 8. me
zoo bn.h n 20 good Red sold at S!5d ~ ~ W.
,m.l los Of White ,r 45d yo-he lat-i o' me Nm
..or. Al IS cea. asd 1900 bushels shoe a. toe sue ~
CoRS 10 in r,q4est at al aiyatee, s9a I'''V~''''V ~
southern YelloF have been sold a. nc $780,, -, 81, -.
oar DO change snd jCoGi 90 bushels nave pen 80
s,6Stc Tor sonthern and &c for Western IN
80 p.,soS. thsre are no changes note with nJderate
bus,s, 10 note IN the ssy OF sales a. aiy .o' ns' guy
SEEDS remain quiet WBisRY Is n eehAAe d. ~ - "
az 81 .39r for bbs-the lat;sr for Ofio
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Pm ssen GERS Arrived

Ia the EailS SaIes Mat Stednstp Hermann fror Bremen
soultd Rossiers esq aid servant, the Rev
Dr. Neville Mrs. Vsnderyoit, w. Smea3, Miss Stez SINE u,
hs and Mrs Dge ard servant Mrs Barse child and servsn
A. Cbsrtez, Madame A. ChartieL NIL Ernesne aud Aarie
Hex raid Wm. Vandepoo aesrer Of Dispatches =. Young
Robinson Z. Robin son, Miss NJ Peters A. Pehz AMI Ma
Alexander, J. Herger, H. TiD.ra L. sehmt q. f. lib
kck sAeT J. stable, SIR. Schrathuss " Gross Mr. Tog
s-ubore H. W. bates J. LIGHTER. II. Benete, Mr. Stuiwe-
Richter, A j. Littlefsld, E. Ma.eTs"n, H j. Harte
field, Gsrle, hr. Mrs smith Mr.. and Ms Poole Mr.
Taylor F. Williamson, Mrs Turner three children and insn.
r. Lennon, Farlle Mrs PISCES, r. Vanderguth :. B.
Nandesso.h Frs. Ianderguth, All Dubroq Sir Roster Mr.
Hone Mr. Charles Mr. and Mrs. T. c. 5toddari, children
and infant; Mrs Struss Madame Howsli aud Gaiion
d. Poland Mr. j. p sckenkle Miss NJ " Lender II. V. Len.
Ger, Mes-ss J. Brudger A. Hyman L. S:hr4um j. Fnstev
J. pennDs Misc ~ Hssshaser, Miss L. ~ Schulz, Mia L.
Mandelbsan Messrs H. Lohmsn and 4. LOhman. A. Doll
heyberg, l.. Go.sman and lazy. Miss A. Berck, Mrs A.
schmidt Miss l. DohmEa, Miss L. Jaick Miss Jsrnick
Mr. Utl-.der, Miss Marse, Miss Meschendoz Mr. William
Bake, Mis- C. heydeD Misc C. Cohen Mss +. Kneh Messs
Drescher Chae Stiise Mrs j. Strauss ard ch1 Messrs
w Drsper, Iax Aeydef. A Finistsne. ss L. Ackernean
Messrs We seiber 4. fricse, Bsho~e Ahrens child
Mrs =. funk snd two children, Messrs &C Sachtebsr c.
TedseI. II. WiIe, b. brandsa, Ksomeys lady and child,
GAlemeyer lady AID children, &e1tel, VI. Sic Jer
Madame A. soeaeh,inr J. Bsssmussen.-Trtal. t5l
Ia pdsksfshp 1syesyp from hdrre-Maiaae Martial, Ms
Ford and infant Master Charles Ford Edward Ford Mrs
sen MSs Mary Lsssen, ARdIow Hall, r. w. 8dchamp, H.
JtA nIepaad.
10 bris Rste .isier,sa iron CLsSJ.eso.-C.s E. A. Ma.
saIe Gate Of brig o. Holt condemned aud solo Cenfne
pvs) and lady.
u schooner Lrerpso. los Harsor Iss,d-w. r. com.toci
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,h,,a % snehor the Ihip .sou. Is miles North If a.

port ..,d b.cornins favorable Captain D. o.
Iss The outer roads without any sssist-nes
spaneo ~ -. ,yo,, ., atesed before notary pnblie-
"csp,.n Dewps using every eIsoo % ,sp.I 81. ., ~
We 'heVe H. ssy AZ limited possible Ibs potsbs
eo, y r.rss q. chip vii BE- sS %sei s9 dated s.
ess Tts b,ir Hacellus thai pot IN here Tor An.
y.ps ,onne time since sold yesterday vs her
al, required could not be rePa,red, 70 D .'rs
sDyiiins bu, at great expense; re Ss, c 80 '''s
az ,i her n.srisls smoun's7 m 90 If .nA t. NJ
scHs IRcTrc Tsekmsn from Philsdelpha o. va "S s.s
buI,Iort with -four aud corn went rDoie " n.r, sy
ooh ut iunug thick fos. on - " par, o. Sod
IN. c,pisn after started of 'oNPoI Po;ss
assistance snd IN bis sh,enoe me 80 80. ~. ~ ss
badly making sbou, 500 strikes per hour hsx
dscbUse AID 20 on the marine rsh~sy' iot t to L.
rs,S WahsnAter With scargO ~ sussr' ron JsDs
G Sospd 70 New York wIeeksd on the y2inns o. -
80. his vessel he hold wgs full OF ws'er ADD
.s hsT to,s o.s lie sulyed at Cienieusos vito h
tho ltth
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na~~auts al Produce.

R,ept, Of Cattle by the Ell, Railroad the oeek ending
Juy l-vis Pisrmont to Neg YOrs-sH Hos so1 sheep q
Hoas 26s Calves Via Bsrsen2225 Cat.e Horses $40
sheep 40 Hogs 81 Ca Tota.25s Baloeas s4ss Sheep
a. Lambs S57 Calves ), 36j Swine Horses-9629 head
H. North Rirsr Bodn22 800 bbs Flour, 80 So esssss
Wheat J5 800 DO Corn 500 do Bye, pk ProVhons
do Ashes $50 DO Whisky 40 x,r,, -, :,
~ E,is Raaroadl 700 bb Flour. 40 PkU WhAky iS4 d.
Wheat II bsss Provisions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

The demand f.. Flour has TAKEN aooa' ~o''OV
bbls. to dsv. of which a considerable portion was
for export. The low grades continue to improve
and arr 10 to poe higher The better kinds are frm
with sales of atout 900 bush Wheat the market il
s,s;o %. better, Notwithstanding the advance in
fr.i,h,s Corn il firmly held, with good demand In
poi there il 10 marked change, but prices firm
c,ocari,s sre firm, but without important change.
sners of Cotton still decline to meet buyers, and the
tronssctions are very limited.
Land Warrants inactive, but prices are little
higher Ta0mpsOns Bank Note Reporter quotes as
+ iio.r
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To Mariners.

Broys Ar ST. srNoS's INLET AND SOUND IN, ,oso,s
S, simon. Inlet and Sound have been sa'sed 'o'
ou'er Bar Buoy large first elias. Nun P.Tss s ,ed With
A. in bi,e q placed tn 20 water AZ o~ ude snd msS
be len ca the -t.rbosd hand entering >, snoS os
NV BY NV North Pom, q Jectyi y 49, Nth N,,
IN mbs; !. placed in is a; low tide on the easter,
etss o. the ms sings %: :nS bear. By WV Nora
eo,,t Of Jeckyl bears W. by N. -, y. ,
III b Z, ylsssa IN Il feet tide the oo'n
.bcs renrs OF from Jec.y Island and mu't Dc et o. ,Ss
sG"Tt, ST Sons s1 Of J.eiyl ' i ban %
In The Sound The Lower Middle Ground Buoy
in - feet water tide the lower point Of tse M
erGuts TO s %s,s pSn s~ o Jeelyi bys
Middle Mdes Ground Buoy second e... Nun painted red
ss9r Of he ssde ToaSd
hand eSterrs MOTH point Of Jecky bears n r. 'foA'
"rt ppe Middle Buoy second cl. Nun p, ,;ss
RED With ,bs a mo end Of the dds BE len on ths
:,.isoIa S%9 de-. sptsrSs f'sn'"' r0n' O'
S lsfay S'fsa simon. b, bring The .a %
% VIII tase you up the Outer Bar Buoy az ho Zoe
sOufd the buOy' dsffS al FIN MORRIS
mouse '0''" Lighthouse Inspector Sixth District
Charleston, 8. c.. June u, 1885
Brovs At ST.. ANDREWS INLET AND soUspTThe eg2y'1
st. Andrews and Sound have been arranged ID tue
Rndy .scordclss can painted red with No zig
white placed in IS feet water or umssrand Light bears
W. by N South point OF jock, ~ w , oy With No fin
.s MsGls s placed in s tide ass. le S.a
inS cumberland Light bears w By N south point 81
Jeck,l n. W. W. - ,.,., Nal With No
4, wbte. Ia PLACED 10 81 feet water at low TIDE heH
sbo.i Al us be the port hand entering @
Light bears w by w W. South point OF JeehJ' ~ W.
In the Sound s the Middle Ground Buoy, second cts
ear, psined with red spd bsck horizontal stripes ps'so ~
10 e water at tide point OF sh a running do~ o
The River and neary the middle OF the sound
nns OF psss 70 the Of IT, Cumberland sn oc"
9 nv y AZ inn, r point of Jeckyl w N
Enov Al the entrance OF sa'ils River IL seeohn
nsr ted black with Nc. In white; IL placed Va eh ieel
a. low tide and h. le the upper port nsno
river CUMBERLAND Light beas by outer FoA' Oh 'e'
N. f. -. ..,x...,. ~, hing III. Ligbt
70 hear w BY While in four la DO nI i'9i. -
bearing sill take you up ~ che S'I sHO' ,H ~ab
~ the porbwsd until the Middle Buo, No. US ftueS VIZ
The Light Ito avoid two Jumps in direct nee " x ~ "
the too Buoys when steer for II, passing ,ne Jun
ware From this Boy N W. by w. course Will taAe you
into the sound
by order OF tue ie C. MANIGuALT MORRIS,
Lighthouse Inspector, sixth ps'''e'
Charleston, g. c., June 70 1856.
tn. ALI. California says: We learn from Capt imn o. no
hI Isabelle at his po that he passed in st ehd lou
of the ad Birds Island (which sa do-n On
unable 10 discover them He states that bis vas
peecy correct also weather was clear wnsh %
passed the lat. aud Ion. indicated on the Quart
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

siesmshp-Alns. W Bocsldi, Have Y. NJ T. D. Po,.
rier Co Atlantic, EdrlA 20. Liverpool. p X Coins
ships-Bndsews.er Barrow, Liverpool; RockisLt Drum
nao1d Liverpool. Tapseou Co Casel, Burgess. Liver
poi, srow Burgess Fsel Wing Howes, San Francisco
rsdt Schumacher.
Buhs-rfentcrs, Cover B,.sts, Wssh, Csrysr Chase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

Di:Iour,ng Checks, s's,os7 e'i rid Insere':, sis:
coo 30.
The import. Of n<y Goods for the week h.vs
beeI, largely in advance OF The same week Of last
ye1r berg s. 7Ol ,sis sgant 81 2ee,al' The det.is
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me. Horses
u.l,;morc Cattle Market.

P.rtyopF July ST. 60 BEEvEs offered 20 day, OF
vbici $40 we're driven to Phsdepha 100 TO New Yerh go
s ard the remainder sod at S1G&9 10 on the hoof
Hncs"A fair supply and sales at Sass 80 cwt
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Markets. C ARErULLY REPORTED roR THE TRIBUNE.


AsHES-The market 10 firm for Pots sales OF 100 Dds %
ssr AZ sc 80 and bbs Canadian do. AZ SO osi Fears
are quiet at 81 62t n 81 68t - ..,,...
has ruled very dull buyers aud eiefs
.,l remain AT variance sales Of 500 bales We make 10
change in our quotatjJs:
EEwYoRE cLAssricArIol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

vtlstc; ls4 bales Havana, lat Ssv e''p' y"
pres ma s seedlsaf q oe sv. n. a Of 80
'WHIsKY-The msrset e'td, oa' Ho- sS''
hNs Ohio sId PTi5n 81 0aVtc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

COFFEE-Ro has been quiet but firm sales OF ~ o.ss
but particulars for the present deferred s,es o. Sd
Jys at t 80 6: 81 Rio Il dse s.. d ''
are IL s request PiSs, IS Star
Staten 'sId Palm. Plain and Patent Sperm are without
:ss' N II the e srn Of Ser e of 80 tun.
Sal rods (Newcae) at 81 81; - tuns DO at 81 COS 5000 10
Tartac Acid at ioc casks Cesmo1e Foyer. a. q &c.
flour AND MEAL-Ths inquiry is ;'ll ..sc. for
the low grades os.te and Western -Four
.thou with ed hnn=ss the close The aIVa
bb asa 80 for common good 6 36d IS 1Oto
Extra State: ST 100 So IS for supetne Indians and oPed
Lake IS for common to good uPe,h-e oho 20 80
a 81 90 for common to fair extra Ohio; t59 81 %
for fair to SSSa exc Flour G. better s' = in fair
trade and the Brrh Proynce' Tn. YES va are TAR
for extra southern Flour quite firm and 70 M request for
the trade. Sales Of $50 bills a. 90 ~ - ~ tot NIKE 20
cy and extra braIc Rye Flour inactive but firm at :! IS
~ IS for fire super Com Meal Is sae OF ,e.' "a
FRUITs-We notice sales Of 900 Bahama sus4roa Pine
spsi.b Sea at 2Ie 900 Matan1ss BiidsEye l6c
GRAIN-Ths demand for Wheat e quite animated, ana md
piece have further advanced 5. ;s e,b The
sales 600 bush Southern white at 81 s5a 81 % iof
ss's sos a's a. s%
81 90 and DO winter at 8 s. and 1000 bash chc.
spring So 1900 bush souths5n mixed . 90 70 Kys
firm and In fair demand at S3ac Tor ;e Ter no
% .ddd for m s.sf ssa AND the sale. AZ. only 1900
1ac for dlirg; 81 nc. for Eastern mixed 5oGoc tor
Western mixed and 6Oa65c for Southern yellow and WHITE
DUMMY BAGS Boston quiet with sLes OF 100 bales
at lie mos arrive. Nothing further has been done in
this market. -, -. . =,
GUNNY-C CT OTH-The Boston Shipping List quotes the
market sales OF $50 bales TO aye at i1G
bic and % bale heavy, the spot at I'D; yard mos
hIDFs-The upward movement continues with moderate
sales Angosurs general held firmly at &c and Bueoo'
Ayres command The eips noder ue The sales
c,1de O6l Mexican Flint Il ID Re resctin, water dam
aged BueDos DC 200o Angostura A. BE both
unua WEIGHT selection. aud 80 Green Sailed Western from
second hands at &c all months. $50
HOPS-The excl ed and prices the close are
settled the Gales TODAY about 4OO bales at sole for
common choice Eastern and Western; the later are very
large lot higher prices would have to be gwen
UAY-The supply il large, and the market IL hrm
Sales Of y o bales a. 55 a Soc u 100 lbs
IRON-The market for Scotch Pig Is firm but quiet at So
$50 n. mos. .
LEATHER-There is fair business. doing, both for the East
and the advance Oak is hn and IN requss
French Cskins and English ssed Sheep dull The
nj fnr be Il. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

As our city Railroads are attracting some attention
from capitalists, we have collected the following
figures showing their monthly receipts, which may be
relied on as correct: