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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
MARSuAL'S SALE.

MARSuAL'S SALE.
WILL eel at public sale, for cash on Monday the
121th day Of A2ii next u two o'clock p n Of that
day In front Of the Mayors Oce In the City Of Ds-
venport, the east half Of lot four ~ hiock
sixty (6i) on Front STREET. for macadamizins
street 10 front Of said let. The smount for said
adamiains y &C., ~ end costs thereon
(lech - diavOwl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
GREAT CARPET HILL
OF
BoCher HOLSTER & Wilkins,
Ne. las Lake street,
CHICAGO, Ill.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order 70 make room for on.
I11onnOaaO0 stocks
And for the better convenience Of Customers, We
have taken the fine ntly occupied by b. b.
Cooke Co., and connected II with former extsn-
sive premises. The entsauce to our sales rons and
Carpet Hall h INV
ON THE FIRST FLOOR,
t35 LAKE STREET l3s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09
Passengers Sailed

IL the Steamship Persia for LropooL-Mr. II. Kerr, Ky.
Mr. A. Gilmour, ky Mr. Oliver Slate and Mise Slate, y T.
JEo A. Dunlop, n.y. Mr. and Mrs j. Jesmum, Mr. Martin
Aslon and Havana Mr. and MIRA James Gbbe. and
child Charlesop Miss Lockhart Brooklyn; Miss Baldwin
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs {. Beche ". Y; Mr. w. C. Pick.
ersg and n. T.; Mr. ard Mrs Won Hoffman and nurse
~ Y Mr and Mrs Wright, n. Y. Mrs. Sherburn children
sEd Mr. Alexander Duncan and servant Y Me.srs
Charlie. Osborne n Y Henry Hervey, n Y ); r. Abroos
Havana; Mrs. A. r. Pilot and daughters Mr.. A r. Pilot IT,
Mer'srs Rich, Hoffman, Arthur, Wilson London; MI Ma.
om'on Mobile Roberts, BALTIMORE A b. Caulrnack
pSy No Mr. Lams9n and family Lcndou Charlie. Kenke
Philadelphia Theodore Kurch London; MI and Mrs Jno
s Msse s ENID and nSr', LoAdGn Ms: Ward Charleston
Mr Edw. Matthews. do. Mr.. Sauna and friend VIM smith
d. e. Soyeria Havana yo.e Perez do Mr. Joc
oIsa f9 o. Jacobs Eloi,s do Mr. and Mrs lie Barber
&c MI ard MIA Chas lie Cesne Mobiei Mr.. and MIRA p A.
ne AeHms1 ~ l. Nj and Ms& j. A. Psssnt, d.; samuel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09


rs have not transpred By suction, 21S boxes Sicily Or
fIRS AND SKINs-Tl sde is lAngud present, and but
te activity fore the latter end Of next month
pces however are sutan and for Otter and dark MINK
holders are asking slight adv snee -
The market all Kinds of Aus ID quiet Deer are dun and
heavy The sales Chag - sound was al ~ cash Goat
aye onet but steady Curacao IL Light supply There be-
ms none in r.t handl for these prices rule hry the
las. sale al 64 The ttoek Of Mexican las also be-
come reduced sales 10 MOI Iore Goat brought
Csc each 70 bales Mexican SLeeP IN "oo otc each
mos
prime aud a. q SOC. for Tennessee.
HEMP-The demand for all kinds continues quite iuited
We have sales OF note beyond few baes OF
super dressed American $2iO y tun, 9os Boston 20
tuns OF Clean Russian sold at $3.50 and 80 bales Jue at
sl02 S. In bond $50 inches Russia No. Hemp faIEf,
ON the spot, sold al 6 mos. -
GRANITE supply Of Whest s larger; this coupled with
the Europe buyers the adv antage
and reduce quotations Considerably especially on new
which is offering in greater abundance and has been held ra
lively higher than Flour; the 1000 bush Chicago
Spring 81 = 1900 bush Mw Ause Clab at % 81 ST.
the latter above the market at the ese 400 bushels
Sou white 80 05d so bus D. inferior old do
= 65 aud $40 bush red Tennessee q S2d - o. Ryes
iru sales Of 900 bush fair Northern a: vi liz Barley and
Bsr.y Malt quiet aud nominal. Com closes heavy and
rather easier the supply ucreang sales ~ ~ 600 bush al
Cor Western mixed other kinds a Oats
penty ana oweT the sales State IS 6Sc Western 6IQ
k and Jersey Q6c Southern black Pea lule.
e. bag of bush White firmly
hold ,he demand 10 fair Tor tue trade and the arrivals light
sales of 600 bush az ~ I - Is bus Canadian Ps
6ruer the stock is ifiGced sses u 100 bush at ga
$40 q bash,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09

Ha,e: Phs VIM Hays. do Miss M hG,:pps H:yes q;
Kellogg fhomp.on Mansrs H. MeInnis Henderson, Moor,
John }. Kelly, Geo y Won Rie.l W. Whitfield ~ IA
feIdinssd d cueto cid snd two ;srv1n,i H,yans 0as
MS,s L''s Ny ana Mr. o II bs1.a PHI. NM
Mr Geo. Moke child snd and Me. Juii. SorIe hs
Perkins I'D n Md 6. MesSoSa c1. w.t.
New Yori; R. Calnozne, Havana, George Mann, jssst
M Ms..r. s.. DS cha i on Nell s
r,on Miss J. II. Wilson, Geo Nathan, n o. NJ sna M
kcaS, D0 R1s fHi England D. sai Toronsj c.ps
William, s c MI and Mr.. Chs. s,irlins Nj. .st Nm
s Mr.. Geofrs Fisher eh1S sad ny Gssiiss,
chsIl, ton: M.s.r, Lo,. Young, H.aoe: p.vs' Nj
c.n.Ss; Robert Th.Ion n u w% H. T,oPmap9 a Res.
hart CIsle;OP ssn Within, T. s,A1 Ea S, ses.,
Sc.ors. Mendns and two children Cqbs O. w Bsa.,l,
Tho B. DSr Min s's ss. o ssay.
nar.s, NJ and Mrs. Thornton Kns.ors o.wsse Com. nd
Counties. De ROtteImund Montreal MI and ns MIS- A';sa
s ssr, Mrs. end master Vreins Mr. and Mr.. ~.
F1d and two ShSs" Ky M pa sS o. jss:
McI JS. ssn.sars Toonto Mr. John M.r
NJ ia .aS S. E& sSs ~ Acc S
Philips Bo,ton-z0. Specie. ss,2, ssS ~ -
pat sT Ts: ss.'S Si Ssss's s. &c
and ssesn,s H. Repse EMIL GIsl L9S .s.,%snn NJ
s. Lf No. s So,.hup h0 G. Wmsr r Won sslsea
s.s friend NJ F.nion sdy ;nd nj
r. G' %s.a sna aser Balm j. winston MsC.y lady
children Rns,pop and infant MIS- w.1y i.ss w9
hssoits + FaIeT Mr. H. and shilS Rsssn saa
IlS,li John J MSi;s & RoSs s%h VIM
R. fopt NJ Mia s. p Abbott and lady and =; msTsna and
lsds' R ~ Patrick SWORDS A. Hsb1m.ys,e Day Me
Robert Pe.y and friend, Herman BOede , Ehns a.
peter. Alfred Bersha Penser. Mr. ThadIy ana 'ssy q. W.
BsiIsnde MIR BondoD, Gessins Miss Co.sl nS
" Geipeke lady and children To ioo ca''h ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09

We find to-day in market, by the well arranged
management of parties interested apparent short
supply of beef cattle, and consequently an advance
upo the price of last week of full &c. y n net upon
all grades particularly No. stock of which there is
a most lamentable scarcty-not being anything like
enough to satisfy the demand at the nominal askdg
price Of l2c, and the real selling price Of &c., which
in some instances, We have doubt, will turn out
l3yc ncopsequence Of the appearance of the buocks
making them appear heavier than they will re-
ally net in beef to say nothing of the butchers dis
appointment in buying water instead of taow. We feel
sure that we have seen days, as compared with this,
when the general estimate Of the weight Of the AMI
mails upon the bad day for the seller, as compared
with this would make average Of 100 b to-day
against the butcher. The weather to day is superb
we cannot say the came Of the cattle it is clear and
only moderately warm for July and there is pretty
full attendance of city butchers and Others from
by towns, and few who want cattle ftfA grazing.
The graziers ale week too late. The low term ha.
passed by-tbat is, low in asking price, as CON-
pared with some of the weeks past since March.
Nominally the price to-day is not as high
as it has been Dy one or two cents
pound for the meat; but in reality it is Just
as high or higher taking quality aud risk of no. get
ting weight estimated into account aud also the fact
that ki6es and fat now are only worth &c against Sc.
In the early Spring and that all beeves give less pro-
portion Of fat; and must be allowed that the meat
to be used b, the consumer is actually as high or
higher than il YVES When We quoted best cattle o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09

COEEEE-The exhibits hrmness ana moderately
active Sales Laguayra to arrive at 2sc 40 mas
Java at % bags Msracaibo at ac and 200 Rio at llai2c
The stock of Rio is about s. 900 bags.
Jaws White. y ...6s0- Maracaibo. Isl
lac is,I TO as st. Domingo c icoioz
COPPER-New sheaihng is quiet at 2sd2sc and Yellow
mS P a a1pS St s F and sO At Sc Old
Shesthing is inactive at 2oG24sc !. ao..,,o tho ma,
weI arrivals have been liberal but still are behind those
of :t Pcs and are "Gp ahs yard - paid
snail and large size The supply of foreign larger but fair
q i of and for ''S Sydney
hear but the particulars have not t5ansprepa , s,so
are selling at a42c Patent at Od52c stearic at 8aSlc
Sy A AaSI oehf changes pee.
10 ret at that reliable enough for publishing the
se penn very a4oes have BEEN operated in Our
table exhibits the accurate figures we could secure but
DYEWOODs-fhe demand for the moment is quite limited,
but fully equal oI pO%o
sis So cash in bond tuns Lima Wood at SIS, mos
and F SSs ss To aSe Ss sign. of
turning snnmoton among houses doing lar a% in
the market hands and confined to one OF
S%S C Of duty viii not materially price. there
tendency smaller discounts with most
Of whom having extensive home orders have essened thelr
10 this country During the six months OF the year
ending 80 1851 there were imported into this market
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Canal -Four
the very light and moderate arrivals prices tend down
ward The prospects for the coming crop Of Wheat
the trade with much caution and only to
supply their present wants. the better grades close dull and
heavy; the 800 bbs at Sc 90 for common
10 good State the latter extreme price, So 8od 80 ~ io
extra do SIS Sc 90 for superfne Indiana Michigan and
Iowa; So 65Q 81 for do sc 75d$ 50 for common
81 500 10 for ST. Louis brsnd and 81 5od BIO for extra
Gepesee Canadian Flour is without important change; The
Smand i, limited; the 800 bb at 1882 for extra
brands Southern Flour without animation the low grades
are heavy the bbs at 81 % for mixed 10
GOOD brsds Baltimore and 81 GOA 50 for favorte fancy
and xtra brands Rye Flour lie in small stock and In far de-
Corn Meal is steady but quiet the
tock moderae the sales small at $4d 10 tor Jersey
and ~ 50 Brandy wine, and puncheons SiS DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09
BY Tslevruph.

BOSTON, July e-Arrived ships Western Continent Burn
ham, Manila CeyloD, Basse Penang Derby Hutchinson
Chilli Daniel Wright, Peee Psermoi NJ stetson jordan
Cienfuesos West Wind Saunders Apaschcols Helen Mars
Nickerson Baltimore Emma Cushing nbbets PhlsdelpnAt
brig Napier JBI Bahamas; isa,ka srss PhhadsiPs,n
Richmond, Hopkins Rondout Samuel B. Garrison, - Ban
gor sehrs Transit Davis sesua Fearless Adams oouasssi
steamer II. b. Beach, -, New. York:
bsow-shps Rose Stsndih from Calcutta; Parthenon, Ho
81. Thomas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09


Foa rHE WEEK ENDING July g.
Reported By GSsSs Nc Co Wa,ns6b %aSfe
F,uI-TLe markets for the past week have been gneu
with stwberres which have been very poor on ACCOUNT
large Strawberries have been sent TO the CITY oy he
London Of the Hoyey Seeding variety ou own ~ ~
wet season the berries contain so much water sI sre
whole Of every shipment hes spoiled In the single
an Tho manifestations In tight boxes being entrey ~
Raspb.s, have been in from lower jersey or severa
and have begun 10 down the nver CT
80 go rle,tv and will be Goosberes ana u
rants are in good supply. Green Apples nave slso "a ~
appearance, but are very green 70 n, 100 bssets
in bowls lOdlfc. esch in quart boxes iS0I 9ia u IA
CHEsRlEs-sour lOal2sc. y ID Dykman' 2Giic 7 ID
D9 Soe.r I1GsRn : s;20s2 50 p bush.
CuRRASTs-1G5;F %.
RssSssKrirs~Jer.ey 4a4c p basket do Antwerp'' DO
Potatoes all for this season .rs
h,rcers are selling at S4as4 % DBL rev g "a Ie.
no, as penty az anticipated and pr,es are s,'
lively BERMUDA selling At ssGte o9, 1s SS
h hoS. ,. a. - y 5 ga 8 IS p bush.
2s.sps~Fst white $50 - p 100 bunches Ruta basa'
81 osoys. oo 1aac p n saas2o y Dbl; Green
Onions &c 100 benches String Onions 30 iOs
20 az SsI IS 100 punches Gu.
eumbeT, IS SGsi DBL Beans Norfolk 81 a0s3 ~
~ Long island Is so~ 81 e Ss Squash 3d. white S'~
BTTTxR~orslss County rs, z29lsc. o. d good stats
yellow rkns good stat yellow o,da 1sp1 state
isSisc y b.; good Western, b0iac. y b; common West
ern. u Gl4c y 10.
/ LAID Adi4tc y ~
CBEEsE-1Idilc y ID. 49, ,.z,e ~
Eccs"ststs, i6ial7c. p dozen; Western, l6ial6c. y
PoulrRr-Dres.ed Fowl. l4el5c p DO Turkeys, $50
zoe do Ducks zoe p ID Live Fowls 7Sa8lc pairi do.
Chickens, sasss y pair; do Turkeys, h0lSc fb do.
D1 snsy-B sids' lSsiSe $r yEA!-l IssIs $b
sv1IOsM9ati lS =, n Shifted siasc n.
C.IyEs-Slaushtered lCG1lc y n ; Live. 6O7io v ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09

FISH-The market all descriptions continues quiet owing
chiefly 10 the email stocks offering and the extreme prices cur
rent Dry Cod are scarce and prices rule firmly sales co
% oeoYee's Bank at S4St Makerel also In very
Ger supply and are shade frmer, medium No now being
held al Is So 200 bb No. sold at Sl2 So but no more can
he had on the spot price No out OF market
and ii large size would bring 10 80 readily Picked Her
ring are plenty dull SIS 5Od SIS rs for Halifax; an in.
voice Of go bb Picked Cod aud Scaled sold to arrive at SIS
and S4 boxes Smoked Herring, also to arrive at
40c Tor for No. but here they would sell
readily at and Sc respectively; small parcels from store
comu'snd higher rates We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

The market IL ouite heavy and easier for
both Kinds, sales OF Pots at 81 8i0s7 81 and Pearls at
81 62lds7 IS The stock consists OF - Dds fo''' ana
= bbls Pearls. Saleratus Is steady TIC. cash.
BOOTS AND SHOEs-TIade has become quite dul COM
nv are the local trade is also quiet The
for this season may be called about and expect
10 s. the Fall Season rolls around as the STOCKS
here and al the Eatward quite large and should the crops
moi prove abundant they be on at the best prices mat
can be obtained The country with the exception Of tne SOUTH
dn money being scarce Quotations are somewhat nominal
Observation-Disclosures Yellow Is in demand at oOc'' with
sales Of 1900 ID. A., ...,.,
COTTON-The market very firm under the Araoas adj
vices The sales reported 500 bales The export since
the 18th u has been 953 bales viz To Havre so3 bales
Riga 69 and Antwerp 26 The sales for same period have
been g. oO bales including 600 in transtu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09

GIJANO-Peruyan is quiet at former figures ,r
HDES-Buenos Ayres have touched higher point snu 40
oo. have attained &c and eic erroneousy repre-
sned yesterdays the sales $500 Bueno. AyIss 20
am Boston o months, usual selection; lo LeAas ao
Al 2Ac months; LOCO California Hips Green Slated al &c
sol Vera Tile ESQ Campeachy at 5. reeeihe Sta
hides $50 Porto Cabelo 2sc months, usual eeeuon ~
ST. Thomas sated Hips at lsc, less = cent Tor cash.
We auote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09

Tn N, hoyk Princeton from Demrea,aJames Smi,n janice
v;r,;sr.s " Troutuan Mrs. G. Messler Miss Winiams
IN ne bra Ca.t7ian from Turks I'Laad-t.y ~ payen'
-, "a ,s,lx Mir, McCutcheon and daughter, Daniel Slim
,...o. Warren
cb,iS,rn and nurse: Mr. H. Belcsm Mr. Leenian. A., n.
In the brig Sc Michael, from 81 domingo C"y-"i' "'
IN ~, ,sy Jsstina from Port FatMra and two Misses
Newell =. =, ., Oh, Mss.r. w
In he bark Southerney from 81 dgo Dc CuodCMes' w:
n Wilkips St Thomas; Jas Hllmsn Robert Crxe, n'oefs
TAYLOR john A. Williams, Philadelphia
MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY All,
San Rses 4S8 Sets........ 7:52 Moon-hsss - Vol
~ HIGH wATER....TH DAY.
s..s, Uool Slim Gov Leland g. Ann Hell Gate. oon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09

WHIsKY-The market is better; the demand fair sales Of
$50 bbls At So a Sc. for Ohio and Prison
WHALEBoNE continues in good demand, and prices arr
now higher believe than known before The sock
has become reduced by recent that 10 the country
now estimated $50 600 n. The transactions for the Week Ia
elude n Norhwes Coast at 92c 2OOO ID do at
1000 n Polar at ST. and 5000 n Och sk at all cash
closing buoysny at 81 for Polar CSC for Ocho'sk s'
for North. Coast and GO. for good South Sea a.
ZlNC-The demand confined TO small lots from store AZ -
az. mos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09

OIL CAkE-Wth q better demand Tor shpplng, pnces
have improved slightly the weeks sales 70J bills at SIS 80
QS4O u tnn for City Oblone Western Thin 10 nominal at
S4 and Thick Round 2sd $780, the supply Of the latter Is
small.
PROVISIONS-The demand for Pork for the local trade Is
quite light but notice lively speculative demand and at
improved prices for Mess the sales 100 bbs at z 70
for Meas sellers option all this MONTH 80 for thin Mess aud
SIG 5d 10 20 for Prime Beef is in fair supply and quite
du arrivals modeate sales Of ITO bbls at l6d
State Beef out of market Prime Mess Beef out Of
market Beef in moderate in Tor the
Philadelphia market sales of 40 bbls 22 5 S2j 20 "a
Cut Meats m the sales are 46 hhd at Ode for
Shoulders and li for Hams Lard Is steady the arrivals
are moderate and demand limited the sales III bbs
and l4dl4c Rough Sides In small stock and hrr
sales Of 100 hhds al lie Butter is in fair demand and not
plenty sales Of State at 18Q DC and Ohio at 7d2c Cheese
IL in request and prime daies not plenty sales OF in
feor TO fair at 5d SIC and good TO prime at g. GlO.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09

Freight rom Ropdout to New-York 30 cents y tun.
The Delaware, Lackawsnna and Western Railroad
Copapy have also advanced the price OF their Scran
ton Coal, deliverable at Elizabethport, as follows;
W. ' After July /. Previous to July !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09
RAILROAD BONDS AND SHARES.

The Pottsci, Miners JourH0l, of the itk, says:
IL is gratifying to be enabled TO state that, not
wihstanding the opposition experienced by the Coal
Association by ts enemies, and those who lgno-
rant OF It's peculiar urits protection both to the
producer and consumer that II effective, aud far
has accomplished much good. by limiting freghts,
ETC., endeaSors have been made % throw qpedimerts
IN its way. Futile the efforts however 10 crush IT,
1t will and must be sustained, if the trade desires 10
be repaid for Its labors and Investments"
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Conpany have
Issued circular advancing the prices of Lackawanna
Coal delivered at Rondout from tine Is: lost, a. fol-
lows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09

Bs,e. ,.rcs and firmly held at &c. cash fes
AMI, and prices are less buoyAnt are heid Pr, . =,
cole Al 10 IS; Coke Terne Of 80 and ehAloo" i''
TAIiGWrTbe demand 10 fair the arrival hsht sA E
III o0 M s lie for Western sDd HE fr CITY ho"sn rs' "
in fair d,msud at 7ic, case. . -. .. ,,o.1,. IN, No
WOOI-The n.s clip b. gins to arrive more nesyi
IA his time the suupy has been quite seanty very utte
hen r,ciyed II a. a. yet from the West ana tuh
make, hare of stock sought for on arli'lI ~ W
r.,. hut no higher comparatively than paid Tor 10 'h
nor Not a .rest deal uahspiIed N TINS HstAeL a.
70 M. ant Of adequate supplies as well a. I1 -.
~ no, ali of the ufaetrng agents and wool iaet,
h.y. been In the wool growing districts where n,ry
r~ctatims the majority them have purchased
snd "a o.thiId. OF the clip now eoaP9.sa Ssv
char red hands at advance fully oil $40. 40 -
high Of last season. ms : o" bZ nuJ
snnesrancee OF som. large dealers In market oI ne.s'a
,rnl.s and other produrer- taking II for srantro .at ~
l.se operator. were well posted and knew whst tney
about followed suit and the result Is seen m I'M aOyse
mept MANY Of the prudent dealers ard producers
have BE- en- deferred purchasing 70 ina efcnI
oheYwise would were for the high prices Prevsent
,cs ;rds.d which the Foods does not seem - var
nut present The clip will prove about the same a. ns o.
ia year but the growth larger and IL neaVnes' w" w.
10 cen, fully more than last being less ee Il
bury and greasy substances account OF the
,bearpr weather the close there was more ihiuy oi
fine &c sssimere Woods and prices rule firmly "a 60 OF some
100 GOO n in lots for week have been effected II
for super 50d52ic for extra heeces Pulled "ooI nao
been more acye sales Of 81 600 10 old super ana extra
ty al for former and 5Od59 for the lst,ei
eisn has been in demand and further sales OF ~ o
Washed Mediterranean and Syrian Woods have been enes'
,ppI~.ed Al manic mos and bales unwashsd Syrian on
private terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09

The most Of the .aes range from II % Lzfc
found In accounts Of sales of sundry droves
Total number Of received in tue city this week
2,S44. =, ~
This is 6O7 than last week and 55 head less than
the average Of last year. The average nub. at each Wednes
dsy market 1884 head while the number oday
ug 2 lad ofresh stock less than the average
aDd 6l9 lead less than this day week
The following droves the market to day and yester
day:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09

The sehr Indianols ashore at Long Beach will be total
loss She turned bottom up during the last gale
belonging TO the Underwriters was lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09


but did not take place consequence OF the receipts OF Long
Island being trhe when tbs indications were that the
market would De Literally suppea WIN t la I ~ xxi
western Red. and 80 oS4 3 for MERGERS and after. Small
Norfolk 50 y Dbl Berrnudas sell at Sc for good
RICE continues e.dy and moderate inquiry prevails;
'ass S i te at y SG as to quality and the
animation Refined inquired after aud price, show
upward tendency The sales embrace 50 bids Porto Rico
SIC bond hhd Cuba alOc and 25 boxes Havana
life also so hhd Melsda about c Stuarts quotations
follows: Loaf 4le, Crushed lac, Ground Sic, Circle
Crushed l4c. An invoice of lac bags Campeachy per BARK
Cormea has been receivedn this market attracted by
the heh prices We believe that this is the second time tina,
such has been sent here 1t nodded into rolls like
Maple suga ans covered with light leaf like the plan
,s s sSh beg b aSS9i ~ e S Ts ss
suited for refining and believe grade higher than Meada
ST. Croix D it.....- a. stuart. (A) Crushed. all
New Orleans. a stuarts Double refined
P Poto TacS..ado stasis Double refined
Haya1a whte..,ilS y, S T. Cpshe6 ai4i
Msnlls.........- dloil Ground. Gl3t
sPELgER-The msrlat /. quie: but steady lie p u,
SHOT are steady at SIC or Drop and tic for Buck ca.h
sTEARN continues very quiet at lo 4c for Yellow Grease
SFERMACETi-The demand quite limited; sale. 1000 ID
refined, for export, at 10 C, cash
81 Is; todsy bush raIk; Lind Changed a.ad: At 40
c the sae to-day sne yesterday were two earso-s
OF Trks ld l0O bush each a. Pie the greatest PARTON
d which had been sod previous for delivery
sEEDS-Nothins rlSylug in Glover Timothy and quota
sle !, bUshel casi,ia Lsced La Sei qaiet-hs Iast
sale in Boston at 81 - p baslel eash.
10 cases Pen1pg Kutnieg. At zoe daty paid.
SALTPErIR-Ssles ben effected Of s De slc ssd
Nitrate Soda at 4c months Last sales Bossn at 81 use
IEAS-The ma opened quietly but closed with more
inSuysome disposition being shown to operate Ia Blacks
sweet cargo grades 0olonss under Goo
TINThe market remains quiet Straits Tin being excep
iiOn sales Of 500 slabs 0fweA were made At sG, time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09
REPORT

For IA, Week ending WEDNESDAY, July 3, 1857.
ORA, RECEIPTS OF CATTLE ALL KINDS, FOR THE WEEK
reports from the several In the
ity there have been received this week;