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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17
F. p. James & Co., Bankers. No. SO Wall street

The steamship George Law has arrived, and brings
81 45s 500 in gold which is the full amount expected
The arrival at Panama about 100000. The
advices from California are not important. The want
of water interfering with the operations of miners
TIE AEi,cavkee Agricu!turiSt Of Saturday publishes
letters giving the stock of Wheat and Flour at Mil
waukee. Chicago and other ports on Lake Michigan,
Detroit, Cleveland Cincinnati, Rochester, Oswego,
Toronto and Buffalo The whole amount is stated to
be sol 40 bushels Of Wheat and 3l9,2s7 bbls. Of
Flour.
At the recent election for Directors of the Panama
Railroad Company the following gentlemen were
unanimously chosen: William H. Aspinwall, Cornelius
w. Lawrence, David lIoadley Edward j, Woosey,
Thomas w. Ludlow, William Whitewright, jr., Henry
Chauncey, Gouvemeur Kembe, Edwin Bartlett,
Henry A. Colt, Samuel w. COmstock, Joseph B. Var
num- and John Stewart At a meeting of the Board
Of Directors held subsequently, David Hoadey esq
was reelected President.
The mails by the Cambria have arrived, and bring
nothing of Importance not received by telegraph from
Halifax. English Securities, owing to the Easter
week, when many members of the Stock Exchange
leave town, had been quiet. Consols, which closed
the previous week at va to 92s for the Account,
osed, Oh the 27tb, at 92 to 92}. The lowest price
has been 92s to 92l.
The following table will show the fluctuations 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17

Inenafe"..... s9Jo3 32 ssGss rs elI7g2 II
Al meeting parties interested in the Third Mort.
gage Bonds of the Columbus, Piqua and Indiana Rail
rad Company bearing the Endorsement Of the Cleve-
lard, Colul,bus and Cincinnati Railroad Company.
the Bellefontaine and Indiana Railroad Company and
the indianapolis and Bellefontaine Railroad Company
held at the Astor House 10. day. at which over two
thirds Of the issue Of bonds, say over 500 900 w.s
represented NJ. Vassar Of Pougbkeepse was called to
the char and Samuel j. Beals appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Samuel j. Beals, the following prean-
bic and resolutions unanimously adopted and or
dered to be published
Vheyos, The CleveaDd Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
rrede became obliged the holders the third mortssse
bonds f the Columbus Pqus and Indiana Railroad Co., in
following terms, 10 wit:
The Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company
for value received hereb, and the
payment Of the interest and principal Of this obligation In
testimony whereof tie said company, In Of reso
caused these presents to be signed BY ts President hi. h day
Pr .idsit Cleveland columbu. and Cncinns RI Co
and ,hereds The obligation for value received
s,sumed by the BeeOntne and Indiana Railroad Company
the indianapolis and Belefontsine Railroad Company
each Of the above indong companies agreeing be holden
for sf G S g"S tPs 81 The
os soempy ealing upon each Of the suaan eins parties
uli on the part Columbus Piqua and Indiana Railroad
Compsny And whereas the aboyenaed udosng companies
atnred on the ist Dst thereby violating integrity which
we good faith attached to the signatures Of the Presidents Of
the &c several corrorttionE-
Rs.ored That this act Of epudaon manifesy unjust
augbt with serious consequences TO the hders
Of funded securities Of every description adding another the
sad esslogue Of poTa,e delinquency
Pe,ed That the attention Of the directors Of the several
endorsing companies, IN forcing to have
Of for the Of just rights nowhstsni
ing opinion Of eminent counsel in Ohio that the sction of
the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company
was in &C ,odsDce and in all respects regular
s u, worthy the high standing which that Company has
.eo railroad corposons OF The country
believe wishes Of its right minded holders and
Injurious 10 ell the parties interested In that road
Hesred That the binding in which this guaranty
the Ia which the indorsng roads knew X
qualified commitment but simple obligation clearly
pressed, binding in law in honor and in equity AID the
cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company might
with prOpety repudsts It'd stock cefcseI bearing
the evidence Of validity to dshonor the Obgs
question.
f. p. James & Co., Bankers. No. Sc Wall street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17
Markets. C CAREFULLY REPORTED ION The TRIBUNE

AsHYS-A firm market for both kinds with good den and
and light stock embracing ITO bbls Pots, bbs only OF
Pear. saes Of 81 bhs 81 Sc 6t for the former aud IS - f
the latter. Saleratus IS steady az 7c. cash
BFEsWAN-AmeEiela Yellow quiet; last sales 81 . .
gle -, NJ - T. -. I,
ulGnd with sales TO fair extent a. va 81 by the cargo
14lO Foreisn remain dull at so ir Welsh; $50 80 bF
Bath ana $40 IS for SouIbdse Malt Tiles are ausi 81
S2dS1
BOOTS AND SEOES-Tbe market cutie sctve ehefy
for the West fall prices The STOCKS are ample i0f eh.n9
wants tn. trads Eastward IN very sound
condition. -. -. -. -.
live today sales OF so bales The sales SINCE the Ia
10, reach Is bales including Is go IN transitu Tae e1
,c-t. daring The Period - bales viz To Liver
nj sol Bsvre o66 Antwerp 6S6 Bremen, 5d5 HAN
krrs tco The arrivals looc bales Esnmsed si0ck' IL
eIniins AL on shiT board not cleared 500 oalea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17
New-York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT OF receipts and .-lliHe prices o.
BYEVES MILK cows VEAL CALVES SHEEP ADD
LAMBS. and SWINE; With carefully pseps',d secesut
81 tie UumbrI quality, ard price OF BEE CA FPLEt At
tLs -. # "Wednesday market at WASHINGT0s DROVE
YARDS 44'Lst Prepared overy week espres-l, for TIL
NEWBORN TRIBUNE, by SOLOS ROBINSON
CURRENT PRICES poR THE WEEK.
"WEDNESDAY, April &c las
BxEyEs-Taese sold b. the head price to the
ysus GOULD the weight Of Beef 10 the quarters
The hide and taow fifth quarter not counted In tbs
market A. II !. Ia Bc~tes
The Jric-~ day will hardly ilc First quality
g0llc Esrs, l.ai 2r. h-aiam, l,e Poorest, sG9.c ;
Yer, n AN ds.c. Be, ssies lie under 9lc
PsIcEs SIAL CAiyg<-Csves sly sold through
the T. ID live weight exeeP, those from 20
ss aass old known Kittens" winch bring 2 10 $50
81 each IT. good many Grass Calves four 70
ncrihs cid sell Ja ~ each \ good ia. veal sells oeH
a. higi - frd@S
MILK COW s-1he p1es OF Cows depends much upon
accy a. the price Ordinary Cows o. $50 GOOD
a Cows s35d iot ezra quality, with calf e1 - bs5
SHFEP AND LANBS-CnnLDon Sheac and LaUbs, $50
g.; e1tTa Sheep. 3 lOd fle. Lambs $685..
sNINE-W estsru HOss, too sIt quality, live
-si.ht. Sa6ic. dese veisbt 7iase small ste o. live
wei.ht s1ic dead weight sd6tc still f-d live weight q
06o dead 1esht 7ta7ic New io. State sm.l sse prime
tor market retailing 1.-Two -eisht. 6tg7c dead weight, she
sc. Stock Hoss 6t06.e.
Receipt, LG.t Web by RoS~oad. SD Bosts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17

TINThe market hiss suddenly tab p~ard turn under
f,,mbe Holland. Sales OF $40 slub. Bancs
& lCc ssbs a. 81, Straits held At ST.; mos
Pl.fe. .rrs steady ~ 81 Is for Sd \.
TALIOW-The market is firm. with fair dernani :
ssis OF st n Prime City lOi Gcls ca5h Rough ia. sells
at7c
NOOLThe ke IL very firm with fair inquiry the
certs ght ,ses OF 80 roo Fleece at $50 6c for low to
medium Pulied is not plenty with sales
Of So S9c for and f3dfc for extra We
earn Faie 7CCC II Canada lat Bghss) at 4c.
cafh Foteign is M with Lu' little doing quot Aions
VIM continue moderately active; sales of 80 c.sks
Burgu-d, Port AZ d sly; % Lhls Cisre 42e 100 or
oa,ks Dry Malaga 7id8oc aud $50 third casks Spanish Red
"a T. Tu tIanspiTed.
WBISRY-The market 6rmer With small stock and light
srryas; 800 bbl- a. 81 DE for Ohio and Prison
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The following table will show the fluctuations

The amount of notes IN circulation IS 1ls,3So,OSO,
being decrease of flO7 $50, and the stock of bullion
in both departments is tO 372, ILL., showing decrease
of ESQ 954 when compared with the preceding re-
turns.
Specie 10 the value Of about 500, 900 had arrived
from the United States and t29l l6i from Australis
beside small amount from the Peninsula. About
II 900 of that imported last week had gone into the
Bank; and large portion of the remainder has been
sent TO France. Gold in small amounts continues to
come in from the Continent.
Parties Interested in the trade with Russia were
making preparations TO resume their business.
The Money market had been very stringent.
London circular SAYS the change is expected to be
only temporary being attributable in great measure
to preparations for the loan nstalment of 25 cent,
and also to the necessity for providing for the COM
mercial accepances falling due in the OF the
succeeding week, which are understood to be
ally heavy. These influences will speedily pass away,
and as the retsablishment of peace will infuse
spirit into financial and commercial operations of every
description. il is not improbable that large reserves
will be brought out for investment in public securities.
Money il thus expected gradually to become plentiful,
rthou, any danger of being absorbed in merely
speculative enterprises The rates in Lombard street
remain the same as at the Bank. On the Stock Ex-
change they have averaged rather more than 2
cent.
In the manufacturing districts the intervention ofthe
Easter holidays has given dull and inactive tone to
trade. without. however, interfering with the steady
feeling Of business in the leading provincial towns
In regard to American Stocks, Messrs. Barng u
Co. say; .. 49, -.
some United States Bonds and Inscriptions ls67-s have
han risced A. los q cent some Tennessee 81 81 So and
state stocks se generally firmly held win 'ie BUSHES
rbDs.tts Sterling buyers par dividend on Msryiaad
a. SCI Pennsyy Inscriptions Isl ~ bonds g
Una - ssqSs; sterling S. s. Aabars Sc Do-sI W
pr IS Kentucky Mississippi Flsntes noiSinAy :,
g. Union BAnk i6Gls Canada 6s lcSi lst Nova SSo'S
es lo5dlO4 Railroad Stocks and Bonds without ou''0
MIR. Satterthwaite says:
We have 10 note q very dull market for AneeA So.
ties London durug the past week; the amount %
transacted has been exceedingly limited eai thefs 80
any Bonds ofeTiug with few buyers we note - -
al The IN Illinois Construction Bonds a. aeeiHe o. =
cent; Erie Third Mortgage Bonds At cent ana N o'
ius FUND Bonds y cent from the prices Of ssi ~-eA am
small transactions in Newlork Central 4 cent sS3
| cent Bonds At previous rates"
| Messrs. Bell & Co. quote as follows:
The market American Securities remains without any par
tin AT chAnse demand for the State Stocks continues
b for he Rsosd Bonds there Is les ioquy and they sfe
! rore freel, offered. We quote As UNDER
/ .1w1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

The rer hgh prices for ell kids Of Catte still main
sS tie o. prly seaIeey being 4ua T. the demand Al Tor
b-. ,srd "a Tie I've iyouIh Ward. during yesterday st
TOD a, tie sies ele quite brisk.
Err CATTLE-Tbs Beef C.ule during the pesf
ds, .mo ed 30 bead eli Of which bought bon -
n, ali 40 Ia n. Rnt ~ -Old fhe iowe-f figure.
be- IN ADDITION to these 10 the New York market
sHEEF-1he oeusud oobDu.s sctlse sno 90 bee1 ~ers
.old readily a, from s. 90 20 y head fine lot VI Cnos@r
County she p d. Josed of a. ths latter price
Hoes The supply not yery isrgeony ~" head hay
ua beer sold fioui % Is 10 80 % q, 100 n.
Cows CALyEs1here has been no change IN this ma.
te; ruITy BEING lin eo Of ~ 100 sold al prices
rsnsins frcm Is &c go according to quality.
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Hume Beldwin sod 341 shceP 'or 1865 averaging ~
q had. Obs lot Of Is sold tor +l0


Average price Y head. ....:........,...,:"..t6 u
MILK COWSTLs supply abundant and prices depressed
-so. "a for tLose Of hrscIAts quality.
VEALS-N the city ordinance TO the cosrsy
"kens hobs" the days Old calves called,
q, ID usi - freely er II u and upward, head
Many Of these kets NJ able 10 stand whea they arve
but them and eaters
even II thor miserable We have
he.aon stating belief that Of the deaths OF
children directly chargeable TO eating this unwhoe soo
The pc coed what depressed BY the sbund
uabh market though much % 10 would be
high Good calves are worth 6ie, 1.-Two
wesht. very currently.
sWNE-Ibe price Of hogs Of the risht sort coDtanos
1ho.e demand sseh wilt dress from 30 10
l4 Of Cd at polk fo oity and iG Light hogs iof sock
Such lei. readily at Tc. pouLo alive.
w Hu'ehn brought $50 with his beeVes from Hender
CouD,y Ill the OF which hal with tbs buliocks
viii. md sold them ID oaDd 10 Van BIun' Waters 81
1T IA gross They will Iick ont thoss suitable tos
s end sell htrn for 7e Th Is price and ought
full suppJ from the fruitful West The receipts
The week nearly coubie those % the previous week
H.b,r.sor DursDd sold 40 hight hogs q, eic.
eel $50 = eaiLm AZ b.e. and - att 81 lOce.
Dom the Eiou yaiGs makes the following quo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17
Rieharh.on spenec 8 Co.. CirruIar.

PEI Cqnby1ol LNssPosL, SArrb q 1872
srrisss very hevy comprising 65sl bushels
urtAT 80 lC2 bush Co.'s S57S5 bos FLoVs, from Tie
T,reS -tsfss $40 bbis FLOUR fom MO Jsneiroi ~ q
~ S50Grs CORR from ths Mediterranean. ald 40
c WHEAT AID q sscbs Flour from spain The st2iies
fty. ao INTO Lonco and 100 grs,n yea
bsv. a. Cork and fAouh from ne
sud Blsck FGerP deliveries published Ias week wee
-62fsl Gre WHEAT GIL sgsast 70 81 era at and
this Htst-i7fc pa at G75 against ss3 aA a. V'e Ia ihs
eouesp@Ldins periods % iast year
Since lat Circular there has been sres daisess IA "a
Coss nsde TpeesIs market Influenced ~ depressing &c
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BRAID Ola ST. Domingo. cash los q oi
COA1-1te market for Domestic 10 ds vith Gooi slpply
ole. 81 Peseh Orchard 75d - IS LehiEh o. IS 80
- IS and LaeksNsnass - Liverpool Orr-l arm at Ssa
sc %
CEMFNT-n, ue.,ic oiei ,isly sought AFTER ct . IL q
81 &. FOrri-l dull sud uonlusl.
CANDLES1h- market steady fr Adsranne, with 81 -
q 2t bI-. &c for Pherx and Staten lsisnd Palm TAI
ow ae selling lSdlc Plsin sperm are hra Of All
Patent rr
EAhTHkNNARE-There 10 NOR. active demand fru y
country cuyer the 0png Of nsvgsion draws near
tu' the city trade has c-e.ler beng supplied -
Ecos 20 their Oriers Fox Csfrnis there - little gI-
forward ~ suction this nOring 80 packages White U-I1e
n. Blue Printed Regvay Co uAks offered
This axe not bei- with the trade the Pees obtained
were ow-aversgtLs rs g on the 4.
FLOUR AND hEAL-A better feeling prevails 10 our
marx for Western Stae Flour and with less
preser ard Immediately in prospect higher prizes 90
We n0e bsi Speculative inquiry f0T thu o~ grades and
the letter qualities b-ius he'd With hrmoe..
The sales Of Western Canal bbs s61 20 p for
L good State and Nj :hgsn &c ga IS Sit Tor
fine Indiana AID Upper Like IS asa &C 55 Tor 70
uPerhse low Esd- Ohio. - ia - ~
e,s Oenes-e. Ca aian flour without change O note
the supply hgt Of good brands sales Of 100 bb 80 SIT
70 IN cc supene Souih.rn FLOUR Is bet
ard Is oer less freely TIE srriV-ls moderate and u.
local inquiry gocd sales OF 80 bbls 80 9d 81 ". tor
mixed 20 eood standard brands Baltimore, Alexandra aid
fredercksbus Country and 81 0 81 for fsvote fancy
aid suf IS 7Sd le IS for IA orte Rye Flour
hssyy and freely offered sales OF SEQ bb si3 IS fof le
ard 20 1895 IS for superfne Corn Meal Is steady All Is
sr supply sales OF 20 bb Jersey IS ST. and I0 bbs
B.tmcre at ~. and Briucywne at - 6Si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17
Markets.. Re2oyted by Telegraph.

NEW OaLE.ss. April "a -FLouE 80 20 per bill Prime
BEET. si0d tIo a. he's PoRs sl5 70. LAso, Ia kegs.
lfic STgutNG k1cHAsCE 81 y cent prem
INV CELEss Ar ,5Fsir qvalities Of CoTTos have i'm
Iryed extent Of c Mdong IL quoted a. lVdicte
Jay $40 ssles for three 900 bpes
selling It tie FLOUR dull &c = y Dbl C9ks-
trre lower. quotAoLs beng mixed c LAhD
hes eds areec AID sells in kegs for .aIlc PoRE tchssed
with mocer,,e demand CoFTLE dull with deeinint te
ceucy Rio quoted llc. fREGCHrs dol ar deeiinii@s
LIVER taken at - Sebing EIeAa-ss %
ALBANY. Apri I6-Csnafs Est EMILY 81 pun. .oia
toda, a. 81 CLOVES SEED hrm al lIl l't ior me-
dun. Eslss If 900 bush. Timothy at e. 5O3 - 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17
FAMILY Marketing.

The only change in the retail prices since last week
Is a decline in Eggs Butter and fresh Fish. Eggs are
now sold for (; State Butter, sl a Csc; Orange
County, 2ia3llc Goldfish, &C.; North River Shad,
3l6a4ls each; Smet, lOc. Vegetables, Meat snd
Poutr, continue at last weeks quotations.
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uaRuIED.

gALiwRIoHT-on TUESDAY sysmip Ssss. fs,bsr Saryp
hey John csi1o III to Misl ABBY Jane Wright daughter
of John Wright. esq OF ih' city. ,.,s. copv
Is,p sToS TAYbOR-En Lawrence, Mas on p eons,
az, y.hSu.ry n ls5s bJ the Rev "ee'ss ILL., LET Tayor
both Of Lawrence , ,,e -. D..
vyGAvT-PEIRCE-o wedneddsy April s by the - S ~.
Nj H.skhs, Stephen + "yssn' 70 oisce' u'"o'
H.. c..lsr John A. Peipce, a'i OF Tins city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17

RksAREs BEET CATTLE
Or report shows he Of receipts Ct Beeye ~ TIE
the whole city upon the weekly 1t * head
g. 6l over lssi week
Tie Luube, al GIket today SO al which Is so IL
tie which se FOR zach aIkst day as
year ard - cTesse upOB the Duube d lat Wednesday
Tie u the puDeis drove. are given below.
an uaue a. Sse eaiJe from The Of sales
en- osber han Catds Brokers'" Sbo sell On
i.sicn 70 DRIVERS tanners
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Reeeinaa Of Produce

Bv Ere Royood edse'day hp,i 10 -s1o bids Flour "a
p,s. Pryt,ions DO WHISKY, rs bsgs Grsia $3.50 ellie.
Leather, 80 bbls APPLES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17

100000 which ia paid every year by through pes
seDgers between New.Yo and Boston The amount
required TO build the extension is estimated at $500 oOo
OF this slee,oco have already been subscribed.
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad
Company for the first week in April were:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17

HOPS New very Quiet sales only OF fev bales to
brewer. he for TO choice Eastern and Westeen
Old are dull and entirely nomiss.
HENP-Amercsn Is very OWL, the receipts are light Ast
sales Of 1876 tor UDdressed hsnlls Is quiet At llc
HAY-The arrival. are increasing the demsnd 10 fair
but consumption large last seasorgsin being
cheaper freely IN its stead sales OF go bales Al Soc
2 q leo r. Straw Is selling q, - 1850. t. 100 ID.
HONEY Small sales making ct size, In bond, ard "a =
7sc duty paid ssles of 25 tcs Cuba 81 our prices
INDICOIhe transactions rnIm porsLt prices are al
ana io Cs,scss higher sales OF Bengal 81 TO- and
IL do. Manila at bec
IRON-Stooh Pig dull but hsiers do not press IL on the
market very freely; sals of 100 tuus at $50 S 80 mos
OfLe imT Of DerwoB 30 70 800 tune
been so 90 The has been obb-d out IN
email parcels 90 English Shes 10 dull sud pleuty; sales
of 20 bundles 3iGfc Enslbh Bars firm AZ
SGS and rehI ed at +67 80,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY April. H. 1856

ostIks more freely and is ss-s rse Ga st,ss
i7dsie- and OHIO i9lsc Cheese "a pietty a. 50 loc
- SO 81 6emsnj q l5dic v oz-u or hesh
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,Ew.yoRK CLASSIFICATION.

roVFFy dullness per- add the r,rk-t ols
IN AZ former quo,atiors. Tae stock Of Pic Is - W
Of $50 bag, gio 9, 4l.c. c nsts Jaws al l|t
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Washington Market Wholesale Prices Curreui.
Dressed Hogs, west'u.7.ase.

RYPoRrtp rOx Tar ~ Y. TErsUNs sr BARTON, tRANcx
Co tSucees@ors 20 Thurston Crandel Commission
Merchants Nos. . and 10 West Warrington MAfket
N'N' WEDNEspAY h, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17

stock Prime is eNeeedi CIV limited 's -inuch waue
,ales Of $40 bushels Red southern D." for gooi 5000
bu.hes good White DO NJ ei, aud 81" bushels ortln'ry
White Canadian 6i rive i lower aud ~ col sales OF
2O bushels inferior Western az &C Barley dull ou hr'n o.
So Oats quite plenty snd heavy a. 5'd &c
for jersey - pc TOR state ~ dc Ohio aud Chicago
firm, with fair demand and good supply the inquiry q
fair for export IS 600 bushels 81
sc al 64d6 mixed, and t5G55c for SJaiheFa
bite ard elbow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17

Wien trst visited ibe ysrds this morning Se were -
tress. Ia tie des that cattle would se today Gpoa tae
prices e9nsi 20 half Q below the Iees OF
We drew this CONCLUSION from finding bus s~ bay
rr-seu sn general 'iessDess prevailing among o''a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17

SOAP-Cs.e steady sales Of 80 boxes l,ic. OK ship.
sdIidllc from store, New York Paie commands rSc
SrIR1S-Foreisn hrn AID fair business has been done
Coz So; l'c h pipes Rochelle 90 at
s5aa=i; 3 puncheons Jamaica Rum at : 50, DO st.
lroi1 ~ ! IS
S1ARCH-Pes continues in deu and a. sdslc Potato 10
moderately active a. sGsic. for State aud Eastern
StEDSThe demand Clover Seed is good and with light
arrivals market still has tendeGcy sales Of $50
bushels at lClGiSc Timothy 10 ia fair request and s
bed ~hh much uness at js2i ~ eushe for resIei
owed Rough FaI quiet and nominal clean s
retsne slS Canary Seed Is 10 fir request al SSRt
- bu,he nos Lnseed unsettled and IS oweri last
sale. AZ Bo.ion At 81 IS, 4 mos
SALTThe market Is dull snd heavy Ls'' sale Of C.dr A.
ic LyerT-o plenty .d heavy sales % 500 sacks
hsrbal'- = -; and SO sacks Ashtoh's a. - 90.
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PROYISIONS-Th- market ssAin bitter tor Mes f"tf
18th sood boEe fens9d and Temporary h'lt ar's' tx
future delivery j, offered much lover heur- sales Of
BIDS 81 SIS 81 g$l5 So for Prime 40 ior riins
Mess. s7d I'll Z: f0r Mess Beet eea, NE o'ssns:
sre quite sLd ts deasud s,; sales o. 80 IDS =
% ST. FIR Prime; 20 75G 80 fr Country Ni sIv "a d
for rsTscked Wessr- Mess. s.d IS ga ~ y ior e3tt 90
Prime Mes quiet e. Sl7G = Beef Hans are mn b1t
quiet $50 81. Bacon Is very quiet. sid % heavy a. y
e4e Cut Meas heavy ard K moGersie ,es OF
$50 hhds saa tcs ,Td7 kx Shoulders. and 81 f for Ism.
Lard he'd With hrures- but price. are une A1ass
tie szrivs arg. .e>s Of q" bbs o. fc nes'
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ciu,S /. seaay uith Gales OF ccc bblS 81 81 81
TUTATOss TURNlPS, kc.-PoiA;os' sre ~ fair sapp'y
he ctl-AI il moderate i2 3 for Ws.'ern Res sd
Pix 81 50 for Mer and = 5cG 10, CATERS
4 Bermuda crop sold at u 90 y sbt Tar.
u,r uuehAn.ea. quote Viii Sc aud RnSsiss
75 III lot Of 81 boxes Bermuda Tomatoes sold 81 o!e
q box " %
RIG dill ard very hesvy; the decline for The week j. o
cent Tie ssl-s day 50 ga - ~ tor common
orrue Stock u exclusive Of s IN grcer- hflos
SUGARS-Tte rurrs Il he srse cu,,shiy direr
EFT fror ye.,,rs, ,n-re s' svod demand chiefly from
rfner. ard ,rces continue bpo.snt We qrpte improve
nent fr the week ending d,y d!c whch mostly on
6re grocery gsde- Renef are excited and hgaer
" Coffee notice considerable tor the west
Prices but the fnlowins
Of the sales. which sAov lc since
AVr Neio Loaf l!c Crushed, q &c Whiss
tonee, 81 0s.c; Fellows fair. slGe. prime, 9id3sc
qtoush taking considerable just yet they
Crly tuyiIg from hand mouth 6eemns Il neNpejis0t Ia
themselves az present bsh aud fearing Il thy AL
should the market that still fur her would
in yfhly follow. the s.i-. 500 hbd Cubs Mascov ss
(idsc the latter for ebo, $50 hhs Porto Rico eSc
sr6 tCc boxes Ha, ais at u Gec