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VME BRITISH asa NORTH AAEhlCAE
ROYAL MAIL eTEANsHIPS

WWE BRITISH asd NORTH AMERICAN
u ROYAL NAIL eTEAHsHIPs,
REvyohI TO LIvnhFsoL
Second C~bin Passage.
yAoh LIvsnrooi-
Slb,ef Osbfn Passage.
DSeypo Cabin Passage.
- shps ffusB Boston call st Hahsx
PERslA, C~pt Jpdhins CANADA, cAvS Lenex
ARABIA Capt J stsoe. AMERICA, CAPS WsehnAA
A4IA Carr T. g LcSt NIAGARA Capt Ryne
AERiCA Capt shsDpoa, EUROPA, CAPT LedtoA
ssJyy whbe hah q mssthesdi W~ee .
souAossd boz rcd on pm b"v. -
Leaves Wctneseey
IIAGIpl wi linen =. Leave, Boston Wednesday kssoh u
SraglL ~ Jvshn, . Lew . n York Wednesday, hyss "
AMERICA Lang .l~sves bosscs, Weenesoay oefeA
DsrsAs pot occurred unti paid Tor.
An oxpcriet e.d board
YNs hess viii nct b seecnntshs M 0ca4
avs, Bulbon sp~c,e yswesry Precicos Stones kcsa
.ess hdhs sEped therefor and the value tbssS
Nsersn expressed
Hos F,sisht OF PASSAGE Apply 70
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WBO win SUFFER when DR.. TOBIAS
w celebrated VENETIAN LIN1AENr VIII immedssesY
ere CAoler. Cohe D,'sntery SoS asnss"a Yoss
80 b. Ill the Druggists and Stnrehsspers
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AIFX-YORK AND ERIE RAuRlAp.C


~ ua .es, Moody, Arsh no7 nd an,n f.r,se sos.-,
pUHKIRs ExPkZss 81 $50 a m tr Dast,rA
NAIL Al slsa n fur Dun snk md boeSe and istssssdias
Sps P,ss~ps.n hy 'ss rrsin ~ip rs.air ssxh,
S-,r. ND pr'~esd 'h- ~~r' ,n~vntns
aOCKLAND PASSENGER Of p H. wa Psernsst br
sss,,y. enc 10 'ssn>6sts Nst,ona - ~
WAY PAssrHGRR - NJ for Rswbush Addetowr
md tafss sdists ts,sSss.
RiGRT EXPHRss q 80 p m, for Durfht and eaaase>
EhIGIANT u. Tor D~nkh and bu6Se ssd mserrns-
rRE XsovI raAMs RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTkD
TAsss Kxyrsss Trans kfnfrS w1e os GeHA
Css asssssa Mayor r.Is RAfsesA of NasnfA tSs
Ssshsniop -ub The syrsSoss sd 6sssAsntob hnir.a
SJrss~ss, Gsrnns viii pu6ala, Coynns aso No io"
EAsrssd Sr Ro~s~-tsr. 6rssf Bend sth p~s~1. cee
vasIs and Wtaert Hs'pnsd nr sersntoaj 1 en6Se sos
puphis viii The ksks sbore kar~sd tof UeveiADa Co~s
cad. Tobsdo, Detyot Catcaso he
d C. keCALLBh, 0essrL eupsnztsaoena
COR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NBW-
j PORT 800 FALL nVER-fse sps~sdjd and ssPcbss
e~sn.l SAY eT.Ts CAs, y..eN ksvss yers s'er,
TUESDAY THtRSnAY md sAYURDAY q o'slo,s, u !
md Ii. EkPlM Ahrk osg. ss,t.o, s.vcs Se~. ycrs
n RON p ~ ssS Ns Raa,ssy bal 'oochisss
Hs,ssfea ,~sm Cd b sssssa sssss-d 70 Any -
~Srt u.ru he shsn have ecss pa,@ Tor
p,,h, - boston 6rwHaeS hrsaas With syrs Sfspssss
~ ~ h1DTsss ypetsht IRAN
WA boRpAE Asrsa Zee ~ ssd n Vests
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OnY LINE with SURE
VTNTTFD STATES MAIL SrEAMSHIP I'M

Hsrsb a. vocef sou yier sS9t ~ s'
1f,s, % IA, ana hvoS,e steamship PH'LAosbrh "
-. "a a. .kv. P.rss be seeur'd u the Office Of
ns b. Freight s.- 0,ls,n' :,n,: Pc, 'ss' ~. re-
SIt,s .f TIE form sDed by the bte on appbosios hef
800 No other ssDsd and no ball VI isfof VII -
ss.s .n.y ID, hour shos For feht apply 1t
n. o. ROBERTS. Agent
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GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE.-MTCHIGAN
" SOUTHERN RAILROAD 10 CHICAGO g. Loeis RocS
I.ls,d St Psol Hfvu and ell pisses West snd sossh
Esv Yol and Ens Ns- orh 0sstrs ..d Ansrc..
Toledo FORMING the shortest quickest
nd pssssD.ss The 9rsst West ror through shes
end ysiss Of freight spply Of the conpsnys Ohcs No ~
~ John 3. PORTER, AsesA
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~ Connecting 81 New Hsngop With The eelswsrs t.oss
Rsosd Grest Bend the Morn
Yves. and LAsop with the Leaish vAlsy hxlrosd 70
Hsuek Chuok
WINTER ARRANGEHBHT-ComDsae Jan ], lt5.-
L~s~e hterDeSiste plsees from Pie
No ks,h River II ESQ = - :nd sac ? n tor sonsmes
We st 7:S and II 20 q and $40 ssd $3.50 p m
The sAove Rhsaheh with trains - Tie
Few Jspsey Ralro4d which lssvs RewYort from the sot
oouytlsn Stst q 9S6 md II Z m md Sfo Ard p m
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T,OR CHARLESTON aod FLORIDA-sEMI-

E ~TEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LTNE-rae
Nv b@sonfol and fast going s+sDsh,p JAMES ADGGS -
fprper cnm,naDdoS, will leave Pr No 4, N. H. "b
wTDSEsDAY, hUeb a, at o'cicf NJ p'~cis-lJ For
nd for psssss. at Office Of sP0FFoRD TILE5r0N
Ca No 70 Broadway. The m>sDi6ceDt stsAussnp NASH
VILE Thos ~ commander, gill succeed and leave
en- SATURDAY, March Tho Isvori'e steamer CAROLINA
sles rstsar ups and the landings
=. b Jsbns River Flo IDS oon"sctias With Tbs an'Is
Ben ksw.Ysh, and leaving Chsrleston EVERY RBsDAY.
Asoush r<ists 10 Jaeksopvll~, sSl; to PisttA eS
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~ '3f.pcd T r. ts'os .n ~;
u dsiiy sno on Saturdays stS for Pa minsdde
a M and SO m fcr syossc< q q m and $50 N; fos
Hem pstsad Ma II m and Ss4S and p N of '&usssA
10 a n.. n m, So s. and $50
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DEAPniA and ID. sourn ard wIsT y. JeasE I,
a snd md p m hIa o.; II N, % .; s'eYpans ct q
.v s.t,ons and 60 TO k:nshsic. TSyOasa ness': .St
move Wsssps,on Eorh &C. and through sAsssUs sAesssd
WOODBURY., Asssssst e.p'r
no BAssAss viii ~ rscssved for any Train sss aehvss1
"a sbetI,d 10 nnuass advance Of A< tsrns Of esvag
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,. IN touching at One Hundred and rSente@ TeeI
opposite RandsIrs Island Ferry landing, escA way.
sARrFoKD.
TIE steamboat navigation between this cig sad
Hartford will be resumed this sferDoos oy the depaft
pre hence Of the steamer Hero and the GrAnte stsse
tomorrow afternoon. The steamer City Of asrssefd
having rsw boilers put IN, epTssory 70 t-sms Aei
pace on ths rout.. Meantime, the Hero her u'si-
tuts. vi leave Peek slip On Mondays, Wedsesdsys
and Fridays, aod the Granite State on Tuesday,
Thursdays and Saturdays st p. m
HA~IRsrRAw.
The steamers Netarnors and I. p. Smith have re-
muepcsd pi, ing between Lois city and hsVer'oa"i
aid the rbouas Hal-e, which V DOW uodsrg ing
sl.ra'ious and repaMs vii also be 'Aortiy placed O.
tbs route The Metsnors leaves pier fost OF Jay
street at go D. ~, and the P. Smith per foos Of
Chambers street at 3 IN. Tnese b,as stop .,
Ycnsep Dobbs' Fsny, Tanytown, NyacA, md
Roeksnd LaAe Landing.
HUDSON.
The steames Colombia, Capt c. F. King. and
South America Capt n. Sherman, VII again ET'n
the cshy hne bstween this si'y and hodson. iaey
have been thoroux bly, ovei hsaet during tue "ister
The rsebinist., carpenters. painters ADo ooo He"H
have been bully engaged upon theln' ADO enes'7
material improvements. The C'ldnos resumes ns'
uPs on Tusedsy and the South America on IrdA'
StIt-sher vhsch the lsttex vii leave per ioos OF
Hsrko street On. Mona sys Wednesdays and fnhsys,
st ,. m, and the Colum ba a Tuesdays, rhnsda II
and Ss,uidsys These boats run 70 eoonecom On.
Tie trains Of the Bostrn md Hsasoo R.drssd and
stp al Cadsen Cossspss Dock West Pon')' NsS
bursh, Aikno, PougAk eepsis, RAnebesk, bATyto~n
hnAa, W.s Camp, AID Ca'skiH-
KgIPoET.
Tie steamer Keyport 70 BOW ping regularly ~
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Total " 49, see. etA o.
Probsbss value Of tse unkLevn eassoss......... pW
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BERREAN-On Wednesday July . Margaret Louisa daugh
ter Samuel and Mary Beesn aged years and q days
BUCKLEY-On Thursday, July go of conssmptiop Elem
youngest daughter Of late Jeremiah Buckley County
Cork. Ireland aged 70 year,.
BROWNIE Thursday, July 30 Jane NJ daughter of Thomas
and Caroline Brown, aged year and month
DOLAN-On Thursday, Jnl, 80 after lingering Hines"
Catbarne Dolsn, wife of Patrick Doan, aged s. years
HOOvEROn Wednesday evening July g. after very short
Illness Avira, wife Of Harmon Hoover, aged 50 years.
KITCHEL--At his residence. Rocksway N j. on Fridsy
July 81 Of consumption, Matthias Kitchel esq., in the 9th
funeral Sabbath afternoon I'd inst without further
Newark papers please copy.
KERWIN-On Thursday July 90 Bridget relict Of the late
Patrick Kerwin, in the 4Sd year of her age
KIDDOn Thursday July So Robert Kidd aged Al years.
Iowa. Clifton place BsIsen n on Friday noon July
81 Maria youngest child OF James W. and Jane r. Low
The funeral Will take place this day at l2 m from the residence
Of the parents The remains viii be taken TO GREENWOOD
for iuerment.
PvTNAM-on Wednesday, July 90 Henry Putnam at No. Sl4
remains inferred in the Cemetery of the Eveseens
Thuday morning July 80 Roger James Potter
sged years months and days
RUSsELL-OD Thursday July 80 after long Illness Sarah
Russell aged SO years. months and days
@ No E .n ns avenue a.
Saturday Aus Her friend. and seqss9t1ncss and those
respectfully invited to attend Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood for intermeDt.
VT on Sunday. July 49, of on Wednesday. July 90 Of
scarlet fever Mary Shelton scarlet fever Frederick w
Shelton aged years and w Shelton, aged years and
months 3months.
SMITH-n this city. Wednesday, July %, William Smith,
aged 81 years and Is days
SHARP-May Sharp infant daughter Of Robert and Mary
Sharp, aged months and 10 days.
TORRENS-On Wednesday evening July g. OF pon,
Joseph Torens. in the 43d year of his age.
wILsON-On Friday, July 81, Maria L., wife of Capt A.
Wilson of New. Orleans aged "a years.
The friends and acquaintance of her father j. Walsh
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral Sunday Aug
at O'Clock, from No So West Twenty second street.
New Orleans papers please copy
WHITE-Suddenly the afternoon of Friday July H. Mr.
Joseph White of New Salem ILL., in the 18th year Of his
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FRIDAY, July 3l-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, July 3l-P.M.
With fair amount Of business at the Stock Board,
the tendency Of the market was downward without
any very important changes. The operators for the
fall were rather free sellers. They carried forward
their contracts in Southern Michigan at difference
of about y cent for sixty days. The movement in
New York Central continues, although there is some
relaxation in price. The market closed az S2i. ex
dividend for the opening, equal to s6 against 81 yes
tedsy. The decline in Erie is y cent, the last price
being 3il. financial plan has been decided upon by
the Board for the relief of the floating debt and the
cancelment OF the Chsttel Mortgage, but
the detas we are not yet at liberty to
give publicity TO- The scheme is very similar to what
we foreshadowed some time since. The market is
heavy for Reading This stock has recently lost much
Of the prominence it formerly maintained in this mar
ket The position of Southern Michigan remains ua-
ehsuged. The stock has been taken to large extent
out az the market and deliveries made with diff
entity. 1t closed at 50l an improvement of v cent
on Yesterday La Crosse fell off to IS; we hear tina.
annie for the new bonds have been made to the
cxtext Of about 100000. Rock Island is very firm
and sod at 95 at the Second Board with strong buyers
Milwaukee and Mississippi sold at 81 Illinois Central
was pomnally IIs with a small sale at li7l, seller
si,.v. The sales of State stocks were 500 in
GLIDING Indians 80 ct 81 ssi Missouri q .: ~ VIZ
-
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sEEDS-Calcutta Lnseed under the foreign sdyces from
Great Britain India held with increased 6mness sales
of 1900 bags pockets in Boston, 81 ST. time and
interest now held higher
SKINS-Goat in Light STOCK particularly Curacoa eno
prices maintained sales of 40 bales Curacao Goat at
Csc mos Deer quite dull -
SHOT shade EASIER sales OF Drop At 0ic and Buck az
ne, less y cent OF for cash. . .
SPELTER continues quiet, but prices nominaly the
same small to the jobbng trade from store No.
6mos. -,
TEAS-Tbere much activity yet prices retain their
for Green's Ooongs quiet and are generally held
firmly -, =,
full prices; qualities duh and heavy The news
the West advee the plants are now two weeks back
ward on account Of drouth planting
menced weeks this year than usual the accounts
from Virzina favorable The sales include IS hhds Ken
tuchy at SdI9c 1872 Seedeaf l6 81 bales Ha
vans ard Is bales Gaor private terms The following
the stock of Domestic and Foreign hand this evening"
MONTHLY sIAIEMENI OF poMESIIC.
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can take in his place, the gin fails unless the contn-
gepcy has been provided for. am therefore Of the
opinion that the share Of John Henderson in
haf Of The residue Of this estate lapsed by rea-
pon Of biz decease before the te'tator, and tat
his sister Is rot entitled TO II by snrvivorshp,
because the event on which the will declares
the survivor should take occurred The tes'ator
Il, ed several years alter the death Of Mrs. Henderson
and her SON. lie knew Of their decease. and am
bound to presume he knew the law on this subject
ard was safisfed il should take its The gin
Of the other half Of the residue Of bic plate 10 his niece
Mr., Norman also lapsed in his lifetime by Of her
death and the reasonable presumption is that he was
CO infant OF the effect Of these circumstances and
content that the lapsed legaees should enure to
the benefit of his next OF ku who stood as near TO him
as the c-imsDt. In any event that is the effect Of the
rule of law which il is my duty to apply; aud there
must be septence Of distribution threefourts OF the
esta'e among the four Deces Of the testato his near
est next of kim per capita.
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The earnings Of the previous year were $32, 1854 W
The second mortgage bond holders of the Kenne-
bee and Portland Me- Railroad have voted, in con-
sequence of the nonpayment of the interest for the
last year. to take possession of the road the let of
September and run the in behalf Of Il cir inter-
este.
At Philadelphia, the money market is decidedly
easy Best short bills can be placed at y cent dis
count, and those of longer time at TO- Railroad
acceptapces and inferior bills rule at from to 2 y
cent month.
The Cincinnati Gazette of July p says:
"The demand for money continues quite moderate,
Of the market during the week. Merchants balances
continue to il crease and the amount OF legitimate bu'
sness paper offering is quite small, and is all taken by
the regular discount and banking houses al tnelr usua
rates As the season progresses 1t becomes more Ger,
tain that the present crop Of all kinds OF agricultural
produce will be immense, and gives assurance OF low
rates Of Exchange, and an easy Money marker, thus
aordng ample grounds OF orgnt nJPes Oh tne ause
generally.
Rates tf Exchange have not altered during the
week the demand has been moderate, and rates
steady. Yesterday owing othe scarcity OF currency,
of any decline at present. We quote a premium
for Eastern and discount and par for New-0rieans;
Very few time bills offering and such are in demand
on the East at interest and interest and aha on for
60 and 80 days."
The Nec. Orleans Crescent of July "a says:
"The tone of the Money market to-day was in favor
Of borrowers, with a much improved feeling regarding
the future There were negotiations Of paper at
IOI p cent and others Of good and at II y cent,
to The extent Of $50 600, and, taking the market all
round, there is decided improvement. The calls on
the Banks still continue large, and far above the in
come. The crisis, If crisis It can be Called Is passing
away and we know of only one suspension Of pay
inert for the past two months All our old insurance
companies have good balances on hand and their river
and marine risks at this moment are running low and
will continue 90 until the general resumption of bus
ness three months hence.
"The Exchange market, all round was quiet to-day.
The only variation was in Sterling, which was very
firm and had an upward tendency, without any actual
advance being established, though drawers asked
higher rates in some cases, and possibly the market
can be said to have closed at 3D. higher than at the
commencement Of the week. Francs frm at 52O0
SIS. Union Bank drafts on Paris direct at 5.llt q
50Si.
"There was nothing done in Stock, to-day. Te-
huanfepec Company bonds, under the favorable &C.
counts from Washington, have taken a start, and,
though we have actual Gales to report, holders do
not feel willing TO part under 5Oc"
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......"..JuLy 81
Cleared.

neutrality-suspicious.. Eldredge, Liverpool T. K Collins
Co Hsmnonia Ham Heydtmen, Hamburg = Beck Kun
hsrdt Vanderbilt Higgins. Southampton and Hsvre D. Tor
Ships, A. Weservet Austin, Liverpool, Taylor kichs
Fideia McGill Liverpool, c. III. Marshall Co.
Bsrs'-Canrobsrt Or Holiday BroL W. s Meyer;
Nuevs Mora Navarro; Jos, Foster st. Thomas Maitland
Phelps Co. ,.,, ,.,
Cook Machas Schesenger Andrews Sea Lark, anderson
Cardenss c. z. Peters A. Peters, Mcfarland. Trinidad
c. 4 Z. J. Peters. r,, I'll.
schooner-Arso rcOker Hartford b. Edward:i Lyds
Ann Voohis City Point, Van Brunt Ssght; r. hsnhton
Burbank Norfolk Mott Bedel valettA Means Means Boston,
E. Peters, Chase JOne. Salem x Stssne R nss
mend r. L. Crooke r. M. Demll, Hendrickon, sayannan
Deml Co Jno Forsyth Pierson. Baltimore van brunt
Seght; s. Biuen, Douglas Georgetown, Doner Potter
Sloop-Rienza, Briggs, Providence b. r. pimon; . NAH.
Steaner-Kepnebec Hand Philadelphia, New-f ORR rhs'
Nav, Co.
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wHsAr CosN being the market saos and nons a,
peced before the Of next week. ssles w.
made 70 arrive buyers and scller views being apart.
BOrYALo. July SIS p m-vLovs unchanged, salss =
bbl. ss SO 81 for eIs Ohio WHEAT dull Gales <s
bush. Chicago Spripgs Sole Coss lower sales yoos
bush a. 7Sd7Sc. closing firm. OARS frm and quiet At a.
WHISKY sss 30 bbls st SIC per gall FsktcHrs: foc n,
20 Troy. LAKE IMPORTS; 600 bnsh Wheat; lso a.
bush Corn CANAL EspoRIs 5000 BUSH Whest 10 the ma
nor % 600 bush Corn. TO tise-wHter.
O,wEco July 81 u-FLoUR In fair demand pios. s.,..
BUYERS; sses eco bbls at e6ets for common 70 cats
State wsEAr du sales Of 500 bush Chicago ss,ns q
I.xs IMPORTS to-day "a 40 bush Wheat 1900 bush g.
canal EXPORTS: l,,oe bush Corn, Is 800 bush. Wheel
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WAR RIED.

JACKSON-RAvEN-O Thursday. July 81, az 81. Luke's
Cbnrch Brooklyn by the Rev. J. w. Dier Alfred Jackson
10 Mmy daughter Of the late William Raven Of Sheffield,
England.
JFVY-MILLER-In this city, Thursday July 80 by the
Re, Dr. Smith James NJ Levy of Alabama to Miss Kate
Miller Of New.Je'sey.
Asbsma papers please copy.
THOMAS-bFANEY-Ip this city, on Thursday Jnly 70 by
tb. Rev R. R. Thompson William A. Thomas TO Miss Eliza
beth BeaIey all of this city
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PhiIndelphia Markets. ...JuLf 81.

B.nxsm.l ,sle, Of OuercitIon No at e43 Corros si
very firm with sales q 400 BALE sLoSR M IS NO
h.n .I.n r home sales Of Ohio extra at 81 ~ and
EIsndywne al 81 g. and through the range nom 80 IoG
for 20 fancy kYE FLoek neo o. % 20 AZ" N"AS
MEAL at o. with few sales Is ..ooo., AN
huh new Southern at 606 IS for Red and 81 65d 81 IS
for White as 10 quality RYE has declined sale Of new hsv-
Inc been made o5c though old Is still held at Corn
rsbe dun at $780, with sales Of 2e00 bush yellow
Prnrsvar OATS lower with sales 900 bush at
4sdc according TO condition GRocERrEs s quiet from
the firm Of hod.r Provisions have ed bsky
todsy and HANS sell ct 4dllc for fancy csnvassed
and Sic for Gdes WHISKY rm S3lc for hhda and bbls.
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Total bble........... 1905 i,ot<
Included in the above stock of bb now on hand Is about
900 New Orleans the balance huscovado The lStz on
hand time last were divided between Newoeans
NAVAL sTOREs-spts Turpentine continues very quiet
and omna at 4I a47c would be difficult to effect sales
In the present dun state Of the market anything over 4oc
The arrivals have been larger Crude Is IN sood ieaues aa
prices are firmly the market continues poorly sup
psd Common Ron 10 dull at asa 81 St but the stock
not large The medium and fine grades are also quiet prices
of the high rates prevalent the south pens aoove
No 2st from $40 as to quality Tar is in good supply and
"SsEps.h Ln.eed has been improved demand sales
of so COO gallons having been made al d78c cash. American
r. also in better prices shade higher; sales 10000
gallons at 76c Crude Whale fairly active and prices are
shade better sales Of 900 bbs handsome New Bedford ct
at Fshaven the prices then given For most other kinds
the demand 10 quite limited.
PROVISIONSA fair inquiry for prime Pork at steady prices
Mess IL held with increased but hear Of no sales
We estimate the entire stock In the yards 81 "a 1U Dds: Oh
which some bbs Mess-ths reduction OF iiVV
bb for the month the ssle are 100 bbla s1i or mess
demand good repsked Mess other kinds are
$40 bb a. l69 ST. % for epacked sstern
ps 10 the limited supply here is in demand here at $as
a5O Bacon firm at Isle for Western smoked we hear OF
ale of 500 tcs city pickle at 60 Lard very firm the
den and fair $40 bbs and tcs at 595tc Butter
is steady and in demand 6d2ac for State aud l509c for
Ohio Cheese 10 unchaDge d sales at 5dsjc. ~
RICE is firm and fair inquiry PREVAILS sales OF Ipo tcs a.
l3d5ic, as to quality. -
liberal noury has mainly redners and the trade
There has demand for export but late in the at
negotiations had been communicated we near
ing house chiefly Interested The sales 10 hhds Melada
at "a hhds stcs and lS6 bbls English Islands vacuum
at Sc 1872 hds Porto Rico saoic and go hhds Cuba
at sdloc chiefly s09ic Refined In better
request Coffee descriptions and wanted The stocks
hand August 1856 and 1857 together with LIST july 1857
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SECOND BOARD
Sale. Of stock. a, Philadelphia .. July 81.

Reported for THE n. Y TRIBuNE BY J. r. II. B. Fay.
F1.t BoardsOo Penn r s. cash 81 1000 El% mira
1000 Union Canal ss, 5si Beaver Meadow 5iI 100
Schuylk Nav preferred, BIS Isl; do b. 23i do, s5
23i; 10 Penn r. r. as 3 do, act; Sdo 46i; 10 Lehsh
Nav, So; Is Lehigh Scrip, <S.
Second Bod,d-4 500 Emirs Il, Ts I'd mee S. 900 City
r. 6 exempt, 6si 1909 City Gas 6 exempt, s9a Cam
and Amboy X. K. 100.
After BOord-2oO Reading r. r., IS int, $751;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01

-before JOsLFH u pH'U1HA"'
AN ALLEGED SLAVE TRADER GIVES BoSDs
b. Da Cunha Refs who has been indicted in Boston
in the District Court for Massachusetts, for having
fitted out tbe ship Mary E. Smith for slave voyage,
has surrendered himself give bail for his appearance
In that city in September next
Cuil)aume j Figaniere Of the firm Of Figapiere,
Refs L. Co.. and Geo. NJ. Rea, became bis sureties
and iu,tified today in the sum of s., OOO