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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

inAser'ed exclusively for & Tnr T. TasUAr' By DREW
Nevrc. TO cOy.IsSrss os FAEa Psopuer-Pu, mp every
SsoSsss including weight with ,ae count of arc
lbo bill OF particulars inside Of package, marked
s and always ,end one SS mail win notice ~nsn ana n0~
Comm,sioss~FOr selling Berries. Fruits he, where pscl
asss are ntaed small lots Of stuff 10 y cent Other
TGm Pro.uOs generally, = cent
Wholesale such Farmers realize, and not JobbeU or Speou-
BVrfER--vhere feature in the Butter market,
especially the better sraaes quite light but : fully equal
iv~ef srsass Of se Butter which are selling very rrega
pce But notwithstanding this toe we. .s't in the
70 Ills msrAe there apparent ndocemeDt to hold b.k
E @ !. .se sP ,S .peoa. % S ,5.s sy G
e~assd by Aodns back u9ssas amounts or oy .ay
sss r. .Is S 10 change ii o" ssores ~ We suots
or.ass Co, P-is MS sa s,.s "a Welsh sao'.i7 sls
s: R .a. 1sn saha. not ks:sSs .Sp . S
ssi.s-S ......,....r als ves,ern ch yelOw..ls ali
1tats, hh tubsE Ss Western fair 70 sood 6l2i
s.is' his % sood......ls el6
CasIsr sssn lower dull notwithstanding the recsp:s
she saa.pI months. iAsre much r.t IN h1ndlns It, and
;s.s 70 .ss ssCs me r.'s' Of .'a .iso. We a"S.s
s.s ssss5 D.ys :la s.S s
,ss:i ss.: sod .. ss sss-s gria. sl %
E.nb, y a.ad.. sseta elLamb, = D.........is sh
.... .ad rAiAde POi. or Jsr'e, and L. I'.'i'is"
Esv,rs-A2pes: Norfolk, new best quality, DBL s4<
- So -
DSIrp AsrL.s are very dull We quote: soohsrr 7sssc
GS,sp Ps.sass nominal q, ieelso y n
eeesssssHEs-COmnOn, - 7SssS y SaAn- DO hnen'a
e$SA4 y brsh. - - -.
fEAtEss-sOuthern arriving in small quanties many OF
sh~s ~ bad os~r sdyices indicate unoApsea
shot this Pioss range from To 81 crate
Of kh, according quality and condition reaehrs
nah ~sssysd paper packed in paper clippings $sss
s..ssss,s.~Au,-erp, ss7c: p ba.scs Of ct.
BLACK eAsrstRNrs-Sc. y qt
q WHosf<ssssAiss-xt y bush-
1 sxsnss-oIhe~rs y 10 l2dlSc.; do susl Red, sour 10
3n y Do. Bach Asr.rd laSc.
u. ssI Ase Bhps-Ws auoe:
Is0a. D.. SO s., wa rieeops dosl sSl %
Lava Pow Lvav-we sao.s:
Fewh y>h:.....S eSs lTsr1e Piseons p dos.i 50 g
Fssi.,s hive. S....iSs sii ''A'' f'"H' v ~''''''
Popl Tn Nv vEg FAckAsK-We oooss,
Turkey. = sss,... IL s,s S.ins, ca hdi sssl IS
eyrint Chiehe ~ ''~I "a - Buets Co Chckcns, y -.
ess y psir... '-...~S ~ D................ N@ 10
n ,essfer..... ....sS oi 90
PoTaroEs-OA are played cut New are little higher We
White srsA. sss, s ., . ,S',s Dyosm.a, " s,,,
NosfoI. Ner.. bels s@o %l
r,,ors-Nev Conn, y 100 sancnes. 81
S"o.SN Nrrsyex,oo rpd Ssvsnnah god esass n !,
= ~ .s. . So Ncrfolk y efsts II 2b1h eS ssos4
0s ,vs ps.,-Lcns Island, y onso. Ga
Cvcv~ssss-NorSolk v eol ssa ssi do LScs leland, -
~ hundred. - 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

Steamship Huntsville, Post Savannah mdse. end pas
shiPTTy CBrj sbi.,e gii.,o IS days. md.e and pass H.
y w Meyer June Ia. - W Ion. IS s. 'sAaed shp Net
PsmpLyns, Of Proylueetown with 0" fsh
SHIP Peters (oi Buck'pOu Curtis Liverpool IS days
Ship Seth sprasue Gillespie Rotterdam IS days nde and
psss to AuhsA Co June lat Js Ion 80 IS passed ss.
clipper shp showing white ag with bask hose, aso shov,4
numbers, but could not lAeln July ats lat ~ ~
n So steamship ocssa seu hence for sOu,aAmOa
ship John Boyd Taorna. Liverpool June uds and pss.
Ship Jslse. Foster AbaI liverpool June T. nass ssd p.L
II Msrsh, CO Wa Qq.rsg last night
BsIt sai.sn. Jones. Psso aud the ROck. May "a fruit
Chamberlain, PHI Co. Beet through s:raits with bs
wind from the w. LET, 30 sa at and b-huo the Rock oow
h.. Hss Hes soSs sIS N p's Is o.
B.Ik H.ns. Bnm Jsbug cisnfossO' 90 days .us1 and
Bs Mary Lowell tof ia.,, Steel st. Johns P. R., Juus
q, uols,.e. to Smp.on NJ. Jh-w.
schr I'sac Cohen Herr, orod, Roekand days line to
uastsr
sshr Constitution srou Mbrdse days. lumber to sImps'a
sehi T. C. Feltsr Arnold ch..,on days and hoo
sehr Odd Fellow Tracy EassPor 10 days plaster Smith
shr Ann S. sster Fish, EH4abe,hPort Goa. boond 10 War,
schr. Howard, Baker Boston day., md.s to W. Lewis
schr Susan, Besr.e, Boston days, md.s to w. Lewis
schr. Choc,aw, Harding wsrehsm days, In ballast
sehr Am Flower, Niesersop, Boston, Er Albany
schr Lucy Anes Am-s Ehzsbetbport coal Boson
sehr @ Eia.s~h Reode: tl,.ao.tspo,t O.sI bound & z;
schr. surf Shaw. stssben 10 days lumber 70 master
Scbr Tran ,por 0stss Ez soetbpo coal for ffO'dehce
ScLr L. Y. Brown, bTown, Eszsb. bpoft, coal
scbr Admiral Sgllen, klzsb-thp n, coal, Tor Dover.
schr Red Rover. Rick Albany, lumber for Providence.
Scar Village Queen Hswkn' Pfo''dsnes days, In sAAs,
Sebr. Howard, Bsser. Boston
sop ielSu Bsbcocs Eizs sbethport coal for Fall River
Steamer Kennebec Hand, Philadelphia and Csp- Nay nass
and pass y. Perkins.
Steamer Osceoa smith, New London, udss. to T. H. Rcsa
well
Steamer Petrol Baker Providence mdse. 70 Isaac Oden
sAILLD-ot-snshps Persia fot Liverpool; Glssgo~ s Gias
COW via 81 John ~ " Columbia for CHARLESTON RoAnAk
for korfol sbp Superior, shsnghse bfs Helen Jane s. Do
ningo and Others.
BELoW-sbip Agnes Leeds and brig
MIND-SUl.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK. .yvLY 6.
Cleared.

StesmskpsRosnoke, Couch, Norfolk L0dum He.noken;
Coumbs Berry, Charleston, Spodord Tl-stoa O.
sLips-Grest Western, FuTosr Liverpool, C. H. Marshall
Co h. NJ Ludwig Miller, Bic, J. W. Elwel Co. 0asr,
hsnsen, Qnee-c
Bus.-Ayah Neviu, EExsbe,hpor, p. swin Co, , FhsL
Campbell Vera Cruz Hsrsous Co Beaver tBr Ring Beck
tucs Thos James Electric. Phillips Rchbucto II W. hsya
Bnss-Jais Cook, .ston, II. D. BfoohmAn Co n. T.
SWEET Howes Fen andins, Baker Cro~elj STANDARD t8t
Gard. Windsor, d. X D.~olf Charles (Br Shaw 81 John
b., r. Dewolf, Bope Bidde, Orange Bluf Mls g. w L~ws
Co. Eat, Weber, Galveston ID. c. Muny; Los Aaisa
Brownlo~, 81. kaTtns, &c.
schooneIs-R W Brown, AIerew Wilmington, Jonas Smith
L Co. Charlie and Willie, Hooper, Wilmington, Ms.csh
Dupcau r. Post Coum, Mobile Layton Harlbut Co Ella
Losisa Thompson New Haven T. Tdttle Miller Nev
Haven r. }. Goodwin.
SLOPPY Willard Buckingham Newport, master.
Stesmer-Plsnet, Wilson, Philsdelphia. NJ Bnsg.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

.h.pr,a wHfar-s.ks 90 bs.h Write CAasds - 49,
t,rpa cons S.Ls Sre bush Western mined .: sStc v
n go b-.h a. tsc r sat- lrc Cor Can.ds E4s sSs
suA f,r do 70 r.f lrs WHisxy-SAl~s .. h-
Hrv OsLEAss Jaiy 6-Corro,-SLss 'o1a,, :" os-s,
urct.rri prie., 'vlous dun A. s. s2i Or snp.rmre-
EprrrHrs-C. HAVE l. s..inf Erhisg-, l- @rst
LIZ, Drsns n W Yort e o~r. p--riam
NOZZLE July 5-tOrros steady; sales to-fsy. b. oA$s
uld lns ilc Sac. Of three days 0 bs~s Rs-Scu ,As
'tn~, G75 bsks .
CxcrSs,rI Jsly s-rlors rssiy and in fair dens.d, a.
s5Ne ss IS WHIsKY arl, .: 2s Paovisoss qsset, BE-
frm
PBrL,p,IrHr. Juiy s-FLoVS sni Wne,T DIN Coax
huoJsrL s5vs ed &c. Oars Eruer, Al sss 4 &c
WHfsEy dull az fdsc. ,,
B.L.IvosE Jrly s-rLous seh; Hovsr sr-r Ard Oho,
f6df6 2S WaEsr 6rn; nv Witt, 81 n0sfsn Co~s
nseys Whi.e sud Ye Nv sors,c Provisions dan bAcoS
side,, slc. WHISKY sun and unchanged
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
ph;lad~lphia Cattle Market-...JrLr Q, 1879.

TIE osns. Brrs clTrLr yesterday .na sSay snosss
80 hn,spx from SO IS 20 Gil. ard ell % 100
~ - c,sipary .ra good from 80 n SO nrs- nnn neera
Cattle sold 81 the Avruu" Drove ,5' "e.' " ~
of IN. m in excellent oonoitioS rx.. ..x .-...
remain sh-ut The ss last ~.vk r0~i WV
disp ..S II a, fioun IS IS 20 81 . sroe -,
Bocs-ue have ni chsrr- not IN this nns-- ,s-
ns. 500 \, sd all IL which si st ffom ~ ID 70
The .slrs Of this krd Of soch amounted 70 eu' ~
h..d Al from SIS 10 s r good aud prime mich Cows, Al
nm q NJ 10 so for inf. gioE fair.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

COFFEE-Tb demand brn fairly sctiye; sses Of 20
bags Rio .. Ile co h.ss Gopaises lo 100 bags Mrsose
ellie and Go bag Santos, Joseptme on privsIe
We quote: ,,
java White p n.....H ais lMsrsoabo.... ..IN ON
Bio, hI priuse.....n az lJamzioa III ~
BIO, ordinary ....l0 elt1 81 Domingo to) iU D. off
LASusyra........ ......ltVlZ =,
COs-Doueaic has ieen in fair request a. hrme rates e
soek 10 ample We geote at &J Dd 81 ~ BY The eas AID
$685. 81 from yaId In Foreign little DOM snd ne
supply 10 limited. We bear Of sale Of cargo OF sidney .,
$40, cash. ,. -, II
COPPE fnsa Ipso. has been In good equest saies
Y.lo~ N.tal auo 5O13c for Belts and Brszisrs mos
DYEWOODS-Ihe demand s qnit- limited yet prices are
of a ,Eaca Logo az ei< oJ w CO.
Lssups do a, Us So and Is DO Ssyans Fasc - cs<a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

FISH-Dry Cod less active, but the stock small and
prices firmly the last ssis Of St Geofge B,nk
made - t2 81 SIS Msekeel are also dull but are
No do Salmon we'll Picked and Smoked Herring
duh and nominal IN zee.
FRUITS-kaisius been dull and nominal G: 80 % fDr
Buuch 60 Layers Fe,h foreign demands salee
BY lS9 boles Mention Lemons 81 00s2 10 and
100 do a. &2-s -x-schr Gszsle.
GRAIN-The inquiry for Wheat is more active, and we hear
Of shipments 10 Glasgow om W. hands new iIres
ur and id held the sales
500 buh superior Chicago at S6c b blsh new Red SOUTH
EN- at 81 55a 81 5s 800 bush White K-ltucky at 70o
60; 40 bush White Michigan at e t"d 81 8O and OVs
bush Milwaukee Club At about 81 10 Rye quiet al 89d9c
Barley Inactive and nominal 56o68o Malt scarce and
he at SOd92c better aud in t- demands iGiac
ior State by measure A. 0c for old Western aud Canadian
BY weight and 5OG5c for small lots chsce State by welgh
Com better good request for the trade ard the Esst
the arrivals hight sales Of tOO bush al Stc for old "e
ern 87c. do 8lc for unsoand do 8d8S1c io
round YELLOW and go. OI yerey and Sc then Yellow We
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

Total ~ al Ros,,-s oes bb. Fl,ar t bash whss Ia
90 bgsh. trn ao bosh o.. IS es. Meal l4 Seis Asnee
217 bbh Whi.hy. i.sebsk PruvissoGs
~ te yston Reer Railroad ly ne CSes ea1,s9 I.y
4e Csfsis ~ Calves 81 Hors- 3i Live H<s, s oG
ter 81? Che-~~ do Poultry. do. Exxs IS do Ashes
"A d.. Fruit $50 do Pap-r 81 s6. Plour 81 III Ofs, 81
do. What 20 do Fed 80 do Grass Seer 75o blrs d.y -
DO Hsrip 81 Mssbe $50 SIDES Lesher ls $50 gala MIR
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

u
The June passed previous without any
thus Interesting enough 10 break the rouoony OF
db The sses hsve been ,eedn,y light and pne-s
are generally nal There Is slight inquiry for better sde
Of old Hsyans Fers q Slc interior ru1g from % De-
crop stocks havs increased being mostly Of IN
different qusy unsasb- hne soments ~ demand
il not dear few small parcels Cabs we're taken on the
msk. they 81 bale. crop, rather hery sss~ NJ
Inet good price the quality beng pod Bat rather
green YsTa of slowly and ouly be removed y
prices TrsnssconsiD Dom-.tie Leaf were sso small
prices OF Kentucky except the better grades quite unsettled
little has taken place II new G0p
Seed but being obbiug sales prices obtained - a. ceou r
larger transactions Forida IL selling ~ The announce
u.ut large ae of Kentucky seaf and Havana Tobacco
the end o August likely prevent FAfacton.
quence buyers generally Will wait tor Tie ie'a o
this experiment i.
been in oderae a, steady rates sae' q
some .abs Straits %. .c, cssh aid mos aud 90
do BAuca cash Pls.es in sod supply, and
owing limited inquiry prices have further dse ned ass
lS0O boxes fair ID brsnds a. 80 sac S.,
Snos, mostly the latter rs.e. ,aooo
TALLOV-The market is frmsr b.. inactive ssss OF ZcOO
y lU3Goc being held al Halle the latter Prices oy
The Butcher Associstion Rlukn Fat $ rrm.
WOOL-Naiive fl.ecs have forward more freey Aua
lively drand III DE aine duaies .. tai pfes me
sales So 90 N prices yznE from S5rt l com
mon ppcipaly Al 81. fox quarter halt aud
bleed Meno and Sxony, deliverable IN % lays
Pulec f Tvquss; fln prices sale. of oco 4. S'1
4sc No City snd Country 1900 n Lsmts 3i1
Foreign s in god supply sOd with fair inquiry prices
81 90 Cordovs AID go DO pOnsko private terms
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbs demand !or Western Canal fhsr
y.y scye and p1os fresh ground 50 % better with
odese arrivals rsly sound Western extras OF low grade.
demand trade impoyns Family
Extras .re In fair request and freely of RED al tn close
Tn. sale, IS 1896 or inspected uper6ne
State sea t6 lO0 sc 20 for grades OF
Wee extra 10 6 80 for fresh ground extra shif
Ohio; sc S5ds8 for trade brsnes do IS 7O0slo fer ST.
Louis brands fee obection and S76 80 for extra Gsne-e
Sou hern Flour held With fmness, aud is 10 better de-
At sc 5JQ+7 for suprne Baltimore &c aud 81 l0o bs IS
for grades Rye Flour In lnei demand sales Of
$50 bbs at s40Sf IS Corn Meal il heavy, sdppy fair
aha; and 81 % for Brandy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

,at.t. Coz a, reason Of ,ese who are 'smihn
With s t. yshse aid be causes that are hteJ 70 podoe
. .ar.n,e ar d.eipe s,Ddiossy avoid i@psrios koo~edse
!. .hs,. ssh ,hsy sidsT par. u ,esif capital and
ssss I. ,,.ds II, this have Dothins " cay but We
% s,s.t % farmers II there be m.th I'd BY
vSs 5s car denve fo beDsh: market value Of heir
WI I'D b. relieved fOn the nscessity q thng vhssyer
70 "a, be ,Gerd boir doos An s.w.p.Psr, wnose
,sson among the farmers ought especially da,bs sne
Sus s>ssop hep tbi rvad.rs well slved Of tbe real
~ fe sIket this Important Of tae0 DO
Hy Tssvxx " tas city for eIampe h4s ,Ak-n great psio
shesin ressble infrDA and - disse1nae widely aoo
ffirnds in The wool districts But - farmers csa
Seepy interested Wool have thought thai they woud
Se sad TO ct he simple facts direct from rssoie hfH 20
vh thsJ eesA sisny app r afmstios or 70 &
tAxr particulars We sbal tbeT.fse Issue Cncu1I -
there any nsris ohoee ets-r In aftet pncs V po
psets zu es slsd ,erd 20 ali Who ~ Ha " e
.I.AL.s 49,
1850 ,b. VOL - N o. eli hose &c We are Ia tas
Asb Of r,pyr tsking the average Of sny ve lVe
,,sru The, wsvh usdoubt-cly resze several cea ~
market, VoeIe "
odfgr~, haDds.d sold directly to the consumer The
~, .od \, tnoss West generally good prohs 70
ana ,ontres before II bee NE manu-
fssre What sept 10 rs vii De sold directly 70 the mSna
ssrsk at value sne esr2o., tkak fail ~ p-y the
srower brsr The ~ snppng from
Slnss any po1 IN this State less than lie o and from
pspy poibts IL ~Ould not e1c.- haif that amO1nt -
Of those who Tor per Cr
suls5 reeve usde, sell am rent-f settle
meat u Wool consigned for c q 10. There vil also
b. sD. charge varying from 70 J! No. ~ 6efrsy 70, ex
% haDd-nrver .x eed e. howeyer &C. b Bags will be far
Hsh.A when eesed fof the Of winch 2c each VIII Do
ebsrrso. - 80 -, l.,
W.lLmuted and wei handled Fleece Woolee from bur', h
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

LATsis-Eastern sre selling at 81 81 q II, 80 days.
LMk-W- notice sales Of $50 bbl Common RcskIeod o. ec
Lump !. quiet 81 Tc-
MILAS sES-very little has been done and prices steady
the ssles uLiuporssu
NAVAL sToRES-SPirs Turpentine h In fair resues. Al
steady .les OF $50 bbs In shipping order q sc $50
do Atsbe go do ~ +4Sc IS do rejected
4c cash Crude is active and Is unsettled sales Of 100
bbls North County the IS 90 y 2sO n and 500 do
Wilmington (AbORt oaaiDsl arrive, 81 IS g.. Common
Ron ssesdy sales d 500 b6s, 20 arTiye, at II. y
$40 3St0 bes wkich time
bought Wlr:1gou sod aud arrived yesterday
placed so sac u delivered bot th. price
above the market the w and dunn fine in ample
spppy and nefNced bu; sale. 0; e shl..
NJ lat So Son 10 yard Tar dull and pr.s nominA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

M.,L.,. c..rruIIv REroarED rHE ". Y. fusvss
WsDstspu. Jolly g. is'9
AsHES-The demand 10 sr for Po> s.es of - ees a % -
Ps.II. Al. aay wl.b ss@s Of Ia bb.s at 81 81. - - .
bFFsWs f-Am-ncan Yelo~ 70 aast a. 70 S>Sts w ooTA'
en- srd "a a15c-, cash. fos Western
SnTrOSTs~ marie. been guist and pries have nv-
ls.,S a. rs of Tbe essot 2th al has been
Alg hs.; ale. tso bales the snsss 5o seA We r-
p.ss former qsosti0ns
NEv.Yokx cLAssISfcsTIos.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
Cambridge Cattle Market,

LtohrED Foh The n Y. TRIBUNE, BY CEo hurr.
"WEDNESDAY. July6. l25e.
Wso,e Number Of Cattle msrte so be-yes and
Store. conssns o. Working Oxen. Mich Cows and one
tvo, AID three year olda
facEs MARKET BEEF-Eura % 5oe % IS; frs. quality.
81 2ds Si seooGd quality 80 75dtI; And quality,
65i ora, 1Ary, -
Prices OF sToRE CATTLE-Wortins OIen y pair, S75
GtlOod 20; Co~s s5a tS0o 500 tos. Year
tDps txoyear ods sze0SH; threey year oda, sA1S4
SHEEP LlsBs-2l00 market; prices |, sts. vi SOD
e2de2 50 esca; EZRA IS 2dsj ooGs4 or 81 d5c. y 10.
NuuRER
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

B.oo~ Car 0oa2 S1aFty, y -.t. sloeen
CassiGg-Lope isi.pa, s49S3 hond-
WATER MrLoss-Best S3p baoa.
egdSi0 d hand.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
Disasters, &c.

NORFOLK, July s-The tsrk Edmond D~irh from BAknss
for Boston, with coal, has put in eakss badly and sp
have 10 Und-fgo repairs.
BosToS. July oThe ship Dorca Prince Meaay from Csdh
arrived ssie to-day ieakins 100 strokes per hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
SECOND BoARD.
IA .Cta.ee Ia 1914. 1911 80 dO....
IAdvertisement.l |
pm CEST COUPoN BONDS

UNITED STATES 5 PER CENT COUPON BONDS
sfn74-INIrrp STATES TREASURY NorEs Per CkkTs-
Rxv YoRK STATE Per CENT RESI6TEsED STOCK Of SIe-
Sa suit or investment OF baking oy
THOMPSON BROTHERS. No. WAlst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

Pv piloS hfas E1xxrtn |

BY pilo. be 4. Edwin Forrest No. IT, June 90 lat IS W IN
o. bark fernaDdins Cottr from Palermo for Boston, ~
out having. June 10 In at S ~ Ion. 50 S lost foremsf -
kcse o nairnIsS under juTy wass.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
BY TELEGRAPH.

SAVANNAH, July s-The U s. NJ. steamship AlabsnA f-
v.d b.ow al O'Clock yesterday afternoon the whsn D
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

The asbexed statement from Mr.. Edward Bills Cir
ssler per Persia shows the export of bresdstus from
an pats of the United States since September l,
1858, compared with the same period Of previous
years;
kx,osr Of gyaadsuF 10 Great Britain end Ireland from
II Cat
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

Barton socker. in their circular per Persia remsk:
SFkIrs TrsrrkE during early part Of th- ,s.
eleej ruled dull and heavy and pnos in declined
fully pr gall hom the Of circular Of 18th Jnne
Since Wedne~sy how activity and
tics buy hoe sss usaksasA eeessdessse suls. q
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
fAOA eaCh STATE
Cattle sheep Lbs. Caly.a Eors-s. 6wias

Hass 7iastc. y o; fs,w IdIsc. y D. Lamb Skins Soc
esehi Pea. 1,e 81 u es,h CAT ssins lS6its 70 Veal
Caves. G4@Gz
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

INDIAN UhBEK s sthef qur but nm a. o-i " TOT f]',
India CanasruA 2S0SS for and medium Pars ana
5od5 for ue do with sales Of 5000 Of the Latter on terms
1is .osed.
BEATHER-There only moderate business doing in Hem
lncir Il n.k mic hren nrLcharc.d. We quote.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
Hnd.n Ir frm I'M fhe demand s VEN triyial a the

X. @ and b A ffOsei ffteI saII " -
HOPsA moderate inquiry only prevails at Vd4c ior Sos
Old a unchanged.
HAY-The demand for shipping fa and the supply light;
saes Of / 7CO bales q, 65d7ec T. 100 n.
HONEY-Tbe ssles tew prc-s uoninaiy the same
lRON-The demand for ell descriptions limited and confined
s5sote Of the trade prices within our range We
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

This makes ,o. for sale Of ony l at both yards OF fresh
stock Quite enough ~o1d thnk Tor fesa PORK eaters in
July
sales Of Hos for the week ending Jsly g. 1852 By Miles
Bartlett, Commissios hechADt. No S2 Washinston reet
For W. W. ods IL, 100 ooTn-fed Hogs, gro l47 o. price
&c Same Owner, y cor.fed Hog, gro 90 b. sc Same
Owner 81 eon-d Hog, dressed weight 7,c Smith sho~d
ler Mich, l4o corn.ed Hogs weight Sc Backsnd
Davis Co., knoI Co.. o, s. eorned Hos. weight
ssi Same OwusTs IS fed Hoss dressed weight, s.c.
Sane Owners y tnfed Hos dressed weight, 7c same
Owners SO s fed HOG dressed WEIGHT 7ic; smith SbowdIer
Mich so s,l'ed Hogs 2o2 b, Sic Same Owners 7
.,led Hogs, a. gro 2p %, 64c Same Owners, 50 sill sd
Hogs se,s.d weight. 7ic. same 0wHsrs B st-Esd Hog,
eress-d weight 7ic. TolA, |, IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
Passengers Arrived

In brig Mary LoreQ from ST. Johns p. RJohn Dasdoa.
Charles Heath.
In Dark Charles Heddle, from Maniasla-Mansel Colin.
Edward Codin.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

Clovr SEED at 8.d9lc b. Timothy Seed nominal at $40
81 25 bush Rough Flax in limited supply, and prices are
nominal Calcutta Lnse-d Is quiet at 81. on the spot and
81 b3 BUSH cash. Ia Boston, al which the last saes were
made
sTEARN-Tbe demand is moderate lodllc for No aud
Prime.
SHOT are steady 7c for Drop and 7c net cash fr Buck
SfkLTERfhe msise remains quiet sales oi - tlps ex
shin and from at 515ic., months 49,
TEsS dull; suction sales are sunouncsa- we
II he 10 char &c IN prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

The Ere Rairo.d makes the following report
trarspr alton Of stock for the ending this day:
Sheep and
Beevea Vea,s- un5A Sv1ne
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25

the. sizes and kinds then in tho Navy Yard, be-
longing 10 Swift and J. Bgler; that the time
fixed for tho delivery Of one-half Of Il was Sep
tembcr ] 1858; that the time always before
allowed was one and two years, and that II was
impossible for any one to get live oak from the
live oak region within the time that the ad-
vertisemcnt provided. If its terms were en-
forced, and that such was the design of the
Secretary, the timber of Swift and Biglcr then
at the Navy Yard was all the live oak in tho
market, as II was not kept by dealers in large
quantities, but cut as needed
Swift and Bigler entered into an agreement
by which Swift was to put in bid at 81 30 per
cubic foot, and Biglcr was to bid higher, and
when the contract was awarded, Swift was to
take Bigler's timber and allow him the contract
price. Regular dealers in live oak put in bids
upon the expectation that time would be
granted until January |, lS59-tho usual time
being one and two years These bids were
900 lower than Swift's.
Contracts were made with them in August,
1858, and they promptly went to work to get
the timber
In September their contracts were Cancelled
by the Secretary, and all of them given to
Swift. This was dono in violation Of law, and
merely to favor Swift.
In April, 1857, Mr.. Touccy and the Demo
cratic members of Congress from New York
City, entered into an agreement that the pat
ronage of the Navy Yard should be divided
among the members. The master workman
and workmen werc apportioned out, and in
some cases new Offices were made. The cor
rcspondence of the members of Congress is
given in detailed statement. The number Of
mon in the yard was increased eleven hundred
from May to November last. A week before
the election, Commander Rootes, the active
officer of the yard, was detached without notice,
and ordered to Washington.
The contracts for the machinery for the ves-
sells built under the act of June, 1858, were
improperly let. While the proposals were
pending, Col. Patterson wrote letter to the
President, urging that one of the contracts
should bo given to Merrick a. Sons; that they
employ a large number Of mon, and are old
Wings, in favor of the recollection of Col. L. d.
Florence, and that the result would place his
election beyond doubt. By an Endorsement
of his letter in the handwriting of the PIesi-
dent, it was submitted to the Secretary of the
Navy, and the award was made to Merrick &
Sons. The awards generally were determined
upon by the vote of d. p. Martin, Chief En-
gineer, who was interested largely in the awards.
A statement of each award and its indorse-
ment is given.