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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

sALT-Ly,fpoo !. .t scarce and IN md ant b,her
. .s,s sss .y i az att5 Fe s.
aud Wonhir etons ~ 2. months Bglk SAT- enty
TuIAs Island sOh at about 7!c and Lisbon ~ le.c
sPCEs-W. h.sr Of .Is. Of non mats Cvsa 1o Spices
ies:Isy ss ,essy VIA ,S,Iate '..' ..,,. and
price. improved the ssei have been large ~ c u
ts, q, Export TImothy :. w iiI request. .at 1'n q
ru,h VI 50 n Csenits Lneed Is 10 moderate reqnesI o.
s,oy rst,, sale. Of 1co b.s n Boston intending 100 70 :, :,
r,dsptis the I-sduo 70 crsosrs here a. 81 ~ Y
bu'b o.'-tsIersy held higher, however uos~th''sndns
ii. lsrte supply on ,teway --,-..,
bales Madras, &e a. 4d1ac me. snd 3 bale: Ianoco
private Deer rather quiet bu, r-i.n are ia
supply and prices bni sales Of 10 bales asaori'
sPTRsACETI 10 in limited demand but prices are Gfm
sPgLTER s.d With more srnre under the Influence Of
the Foreign nsw, but the ,ocs here Is ample for require
peu and not 10 re.pond 20 the Exalted
et-n,o-s OF bodeD; sses Of 100 tuns a. Sc e ~ mos
TEAs-1he demand is soot. Tee csrsoe. Of Fairy aud
Cshar have been opened for Prices hrm. The
ton sale this well attended, and far spirit ~-s
n.hesd me on m, was o. go crop rhce' were
1OBACCO-KeDtutv "a in bcter demand at former rstes
far Prime Leaf prices for the low grades Cigar
TIn-Boci been in moderate request a, ga ts
piss for The .ssk Psi.. sell slowly t5a 90 st for
ard s7QS, IL! r c. Coke moe Coke Terne and Char
TALLOW-fbe il quiy be. been fsir and the market Is
ruled STEADY sale, 4co At los &C., and ANAL os al
rir Bousb Fat is In demand at &c cab
WOOL-Tle stock in hr h.nds grestly reduced, pacl
lAry Domestic Fee en- ali a. T-Ds commands u pds,
ihodh the sales making among dealers are fair euter9a
Fleece and Sc roo Poed Esvs ben aad. At iu pteyioa.
rates, 20 oe n 6ne Cafrsia a. 7sc In For.1n the
hated owing to the sht stock sod toe es-
,Im. P prevalent The 'ses Of the wses in;gae 90 bales
Donko 81 do Mediterranean 50 do Pefssn and 90 do Cor
WHsKf-Tss and for this article light but the sup
WHALE BONE .t quite duh, and pr merely nominal
's. ofsN North West Coast IIivae terms ard 4,'S
dsn sg'd, part a. ~ cus
ZINC IA quiet 81 7ldsic, 8 mcs-
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HOPS are In rood demsne saes Of 30 bales 1850 .. la &c.
Other qualities quiet
HAYTee supply rs incr, ssips ssl-, no bales at 75sc
no %. Straw peniy aud IL fair demand S1i Tic. 2
10 d
HoNEY-sndl s.es Of Cubs making for home eonsanp
ton; prices sdy.
lRoN-sco,ch Pig 10 in limited request by the iavoio
So mos, ship, but parcels from yard command Is
Reha ID English Bar. IN moderate r,Q1es; IS
For ether ds Iiptions The demand limited but Poes
without important change.
INDIA RUbeER-The demand 10 limited, tu. prices are
without further ehsDse.
LEATHk R-Mce-r~'e business "a doing sales about tally
With ecspts Prices steady for kris quote
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REPORT
Eesll sse.p Swine.

ToR rHx WEEK ESDNC WKDHEsDAY, JAN. H. 1859
IoyaL RECEIPTS o. ALL KINDS TEE WEAK.
According reports from the MARKET .e. In .as
city tAsse have been received this week;
Aeevea Cows yesll sse.p Swine.
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Arrived.

Steamship City OF washnrton tBrl Pere Liverpool jtA
s. udse and pass To J. q. Dae rs. had moderate had
wines the essge ADchOred OF tho Battery 80
steamship P..p.o, Lsy6eld, Baltimore 5! hours ~ds s
sbip Fsh VIVA Ccf Bo.ronl strout H.vre No. ~ .d'.
wsrery gales from lon. So Dec 10 ssudo.n change ofsd
los, nearly suit ofsss also s yard and lower ssa
,uiser head Nov 49, lat 3d. oo 80 vi. sss she Aess
Thompson s,eerre east a. Ia. 49, ION 3d. .sols Losas
eT hour PIobsbly the sr big Herald, from rersAn'se
sb,p R.eh. 1ot Bo.,orl H.ublIp Calcutta Sept H. ,nd
ssne. SEPT n s.tpstsr Sc 70 master, si IN 90 wa
81 s1 Ch.% .bp h K.s sarge # s.so o@ Dr.
Have The r. Lsssxper.I'-d hayy wsstnsr on ths ps"v
P,jow Oe, e.. Church H,. been IS days from
this ,qu.toI, With hne, p.a'snt -,sih'r;
B.h Lyrs Rawey Key West JAo. 8. sosep ke to B'nDr
Big Breeze tof Phi.delpai.l oate'bdd.., sv"n.L xs
jan COM &c ., ss %s' s5.nS '' H.
srs loon Jones, Mills. CHARLESTON d,y' cotton, 10,
Brs suzanne Ho.msr St. Marx. IS osy. cotton, he,
sms -ooo Earle Co. Llp-rie.oed heavy ~eaiasf io'sf
schr Cr,.oii.e (sn l6hl Ackey, Brsso., feIAs tsr
hsi. hides, nc, To snsr' onysr Lxpshenesd Ss'p
weather. 49,.
tobacco bis.s &C. 10 Houes Tuooer. ExpsTisnced ~
weather 10 the Gull with much lightning and f.' ana ''A
sohr EDehsne-. jayne, Charleston days, cotton, a."
seb, Hshlsnd CSi,E M,irdO., vG.ini. dsys oy.~n
sehI Too Brother. hsHD, snsIis Ztsys oystsn ,s
scbr Am Iicsn Bel, Berry Boston 10 d'ys na'e 70 "
sctr Kate sew. Mather Charleston days 10 sersn'si
Ser w H. Sanford (of New Hsv,p) Keller RGatsn ist
Dec 80 cocospus " P.se fOaDs. hAs had hesyy ~ssos
Steamer Delsw1e, copss Phl.driphis, udse u PsissA
Steamer PehcsD Adrcb fToyIa.boe. aase 70 sA4e Oss
sloop HOME, Collins. Nusin. Gays. oysters.
sAlLED-o1a africa for Iv.rpooli 'hps J.ese os
for Hong Kong TOos Jefs,on,tor r.~or .als oMis pa
for Havana. Hamilton, for Chsrl-ston bss iona sSy as
BERG Tor Trald.d .chr. n. c. Ourfe,, Tor Galveston
BELOW-l ship.
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ell
5OPPER-R.fnsd Inso rather quiet but very finn At ~
214 cash Other kinds aso Ia limited request al In
cLspfsd pTicsS.
COALTh.r- has trisk inquiry Tor dornst, and the
firm al - 5as IS IS from ysr sne 81 wa ~ - ~
the rsrso for the Ess has been nodes bot at
the active inquiry Docstd la foreien te
has been dore ard prices arc brm saes OF % tens L'ePooi
Camel a. 90, mos -,
CAkDLEs-W.rerp brands 81 Adam anime stl plenty,
suo Cf,red 22c. City brands scarce ana MAJ
ufssuTrs are skh z2da2I for 6hnt contracts they
hi. enhanced 81 materials
Od stock p1cbssed In sua lots &c nNf
quality Two OF bold LesTy all The stock Of prime
brsuo ~hich they selling To retai customers 81 -
o.,h PsiD Sperm selling &c; Patent at 69c CoTed
Fluted OF Sic. a.
DYEWOOOs-The iuq1ry for most kinds continues quite
without important change ~ Domineo
Ioswood Is pie ty but mostly withdrawn om the
for much higher rses than could pow be ob'sned
.. acby l. swood very Fu.ic In sh supply bot 10
beg.tsd As are Red Wood, The weeks transactions include
A. Domingo Loswood, at Sl2 81 cash Apd nnei 10
us J.uaoa LogeoOd at ~ and ps'cs . 81 cs,s 30
tuts Logwood SIC cash. and 81 tuns RSo Haohs
Coast " God ard IS tues Fusic private t-rms.
FLOUR AND MEAL-rhe iLq jrJ for Western Canal pour
fair but the advanced prices demanded restrict bosioes.
The grades 5 Sc better and t,e medium qualities sell
cbspse and moderate demsod The arrivals moderate
from ADDS 70 the baoytbcy rbt sse are
900 bbs 81 asa IS fr up-rfoe STATE - zoe 70 TOT
eata 85 asa S6 10 for superne WeserD 65 SeDS5 b
extra Ohio with bsn under IS; So l0d57 fof
sds bsnd a6d67 rs for extra De and Sta 90 %
Lou hrards Canadian Flu' IN reduced supply ADD
small s6D IS IS for bTaDds 30 thern
less reel, tne ses are sS bbl sass IS for super
Baltimore and So 7ed 81 60 FOR faucy aud extra do
flour fair and steady; sales OF 40 bb
at IS Aas4lo Corn Meal 10 W moderate demand aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

LEAD-Ps ben 10 sood seusod ~uh sSes Of spsui.h
and e.resn S5d S5sa Reject San Aaoress q. sS Is
soe hosa IS S. oash equA tasf,o Bar, Sheet asd
Pire oormspd SC cssk
Orlesnsis g. rer r~on better; s>Ies 81
Ss ebls At a42c., masly ale. fof-txp 10 quiet.
NAVALsroREs-syariis rurpcrtine under an sseunals,
Hf s;eeh AZ hitei home slightly
Ser; ssss 81 oc be sapyips order Al tstc apd
IsbADtaele and ssippns At +s Crude s.esiy With
oply hoei inquiryi ssles Of SO bb q as 70 y 30 n.
Cen4usn Rosin him under foTesu news BIT shippers
rncsIt N r extreme pTioes ksted ss.s Of lsp
a. sl M 4 $40 delivered s-o,rAy beld higher;
Nv rsecisn ard 6afr qusti- SAL. OF 500 bsls
strsnss - 70; 80 20 DO % 81 .? $40 IN ysId
request, 81 80 bbs Nswbers s.hns.su
hsvs been made .. 81 ruos AID selected ehi,ny
9oote;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

n. K.v-Yorl en-. yrie Rphosd Dssss s- f'o 'Ds report
Of t.iss u s.ces ve-h ending th dAJ
" A ssibe.
Is9. Ss7. 4fS7
Byn. Hse.ou piysr RAihos' lat sset;
E.ev,G Hones Ye4s SIP La ss,Se.
ltei "a 30 -@
BUEF CATTLE
Suubsr ~ ported for lis ryi5lFta street. 3ooI
Ire prie.s 'o-d.y aye quoted ~ oio-'; .,-,o
qua
NJ 80
OIdlnAry
Sore good b.
TIE s-r.rsI average Of the market st...'.'..
The MI Of the ssrs Ts1s@ rom Io -
TPros 2 head s0e Of different weights VIZ Dc ioaha u
srcouI % ssi.s II 90 CIV dfoves .o,~
T. 4, MN Der Of B.eves IN The city tbs toi1
hi. bsn last eel ana aSI aef u nN1
TIL Of year. TIE pumoer esh
cav usfs.t A.i war 7sS head WE- TIE M 1- tos
SCo head than he average sad 80 lou
uo than This Day w-et.
TIE following drove. are IN market this veei;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
SUs-Rises.. 1913 SCI. 5;o MooN-hses.s -
HICH w.rEg-THisD ,y
Sandy Hook.. 8.l6 Gov = island ~ Hell oste.... eb
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bELo" suiP.
WIND-During the day, w. .. w.

NOBLE Jan. 1.-THE ship South Carolina Capt O.'dst
from CbeTb. nfa 10 ballss sshofs INSIDE OF MOBILE b1
sstpg has soLe 10 b.r assistance.
iBy AIssiapo 70 Ehwood ~siter ssa SEQ % ohee''s
Bo.roS Jan. 49, and NEW ssYsSA T. ~, Jan 3-Ihs slL
koss arrived home yesterday IN sssy eoadfioh
John How ard Hafxood. VI darwin, Mos rom noso.
TINS % IT. the ssr FLIED ala wiI Dc ttsi oss ~
brig DIDO 81 Jacksonville also ,rscs Gu bar 10 100 Z.
Capt Edwsds with bis crew ATTEMPTED TO cross tHs sS
upset IN the bIeassTs sDo Do Wa dfo~.ea iS
~ By Ts.ssrsgA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

Aaootl .oG IS cansSs At 81 50 escA 70 H.v
1Crt.
l. p broosht W s. ApT Lsue- r,ised ~ Tn,n~ 0s,.
eco of s-nr.ti CsYass CoaIty Y, which averaged ~
eseh, home w-isht They we ,sssr - heoav ~ q
sack.
Ross-So .a.s poo-. Tb.~ hss been oay Ss res.,.s
All II which have gene forward N krst pa %.
The folovins 70 stat neat Of III usueer ~ 1--we S.srl n
c.Ived here Sewyok Cer,rsl Rsrosa for v.>t an,
ia tii, day for me , -',. and s;nc- %, ~ JaooSy;
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Fl ..
10 htbt ,ses Of CITY Ttip 10 bgsst s,st 81 ADD 10 b1s
Sc SIS 50 sses Of sts.e Thia 70 arrive a. <si 81
Tiiet Round 10 70 request
PEOVIstOHS-The Pot msrkeis sfsn better the srriTas
are demand for The sori1s months sctive
n. ,s.s 4so bbs 81 754S fr ne hsss-the out
e, rte cash todsy 20 Cl,s; SIS s. fJr Prime Mess
and q cT Prime Included II tie sAes y bbs Mess,
for Nsrch ard Apri',t els - SO boi DO FOR April on
rus 1000 bb, DO FOR NAV rs IS; aud S9 bbls
Prn. Mess At slE 81 Beef 10 fair reauss,, s1d quite
,.s0y br arrivals are f.T tho sales SIS bb' So a
s7hr mtry Priu. sad 20 for do Mss; $50 10 fJr
pscied Mess AID df s. for DO Pne Ms is IN
fair d. and and fru sls OF J-tns. extra Chcsf1 ss
r. ~ Han. a- a. srri sls esste sales of IS
pbs a. IS od SIG 5a-incuaed 10 the SAILS o'ls
CIsts TO srrive o5sLirg Of csoL SIS BScoo IN
demand SALES ofI5o sSod medium Sides 81 81
fair demand sut hrm toe supply moi
Ct hhds q. 6Goc- for SaSuder. saf
f0asc for Hens Dressed H)Es 10 re5Eest a. Iidse
L,,y corn fed are wanted Lard has sevknced the snSas
,-e IN led and n heavy ss-s Of ~ bbs aud
ties A. HE for Inferior and WI dllEc r q p1us
Batter in fair dtmspd 1t lldc 1or Ohio and l6a's tr
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,HEHP sRox.sS nus
THE hOG MARKET.

The following pprt Of Mr. Grau Superintendent OF TIE
Western fsos, will chow tts condition Of toe m,rket
The following the report Of Hogs received AIeTtons
Western hog Yards for week endins January 49, 1885
Hudson River RAilrosd ............. ......SEs
Erie HAluoad. 's''''s''''.'s VE
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Market without change since last reporqusiy poor fuii
9lhs Of arrival. small stock Hogs Heavy CON
mon Boz. cid At 81 d6f~. - nhou, buyers
perceive Hudson River Drove Hos Yards has got
new uauasers The foogt is tOeiI report;
Of Hogs Hudson River Drove yards foot OF
seventh North River tor week ending Jan IL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

VIZ .s eve fssy scsi,, egsosohy S'ocioses IRAN
hs a b>sn that " Egg enfes Ne
Ssy. es.. " h-.h En-. have I'm n.de 70 icy 80
~ % Et< Quite rejected and Toe ssz n<fket 'hep
n,n,.ss We vrpssBt bss,iy q Se 90 ID oG
oso.,ons Cop,psed ssst6sr "a cary the plee sI
svsr Add t-py net hky 70 fpn orsss we ksss some
~ f.,s,os-s ..t,.Sy " later wesb-r. We q0os:
s,.,s.na sb,, fSot ~ al Isr.-y l., pig Il az.
ono or W.s,rD.....s ca Iiknst.............''n 90
sa,.s-wssss Cover 10 ANAL bora 2se2sc. ~; Bo.h-
80 Izs ne y n " bulk ordinary Comb Selos exSs
.'.,t,, 40 I3a IT, s1shs-x, leS l2e- y D.
PoT,Toss aye uI sLaHsss We quots:
No.. ne. q bill e&Qi IS Ps.sbows Ee,tb. sEe
%.r~.r. eornrsoDl 25S 81 'obbovs Jer Nil Ios7 %
Dysns1. l2a1 Is Il f5el &c
JSp-s EonbsrB....l lzdl 15 NOT, Scotia = tesh ID
W.s.1rn Red. ...... s7di ses-.st sJsg /, sss.t ~0
Bg.ks continue dnh We d1cae:
b.oun..........l lsdl - Kinney .;.,...l eSe %
rrow............I sol So PscAas-s toe}o6.s
OKIoss-ee6 and ysUS~ 81 ia IS b. duo W ane
sS ;5es4 . Dbl 50 ia % y ZOE bCnCAsA
GAELic--S4 SGs5@ ~ buDeh,a
Ruri,sa fussIps &c ais. Y BIZ
Few ehBee Jerseys have ben sid lsc eten
marrow seUAsB-sone Choios from Boston sod g. ~ ~
y bbi N
AppLss-w. suots: Wsre1 Apes from fri sA.ss - ~
cas- IS cor niIs1 lota .,a.- .
aSvarnIf We qnott: k0eI9sfi ss~'S-
Stat, Ga ec = y.
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povLTkYTke receipts Of the last six days have mode
a but demand has been exceedingly habt-iodees
tsse SELDOM kuo~n suleT wech the Poultry trade Tas
st, mosy GOOD order houga the weather has been
sn Pnos are fully e ower our last quo,sSons except
a. ouehs ssd Baeks County Chichens aud IL s doubtful
~hher The 6eures Be for the remainder
tte Week. Lave Poultry su mel Anrad.
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CoFFtE-P,DsDs auction sss Of Santos announces fo
Prisay th. trade for Rio s only moderate Java asy-
,,, Of 5sI bs,s Rio IdIae SO mats Java at l4ta te
and 80 bss. ST. Domingo at stc stsinrd sale Gf lo''
mats java Bospboius omitted III oar report yesIi
dsy We
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WEDs.sDay Jan. 10, 1853
AsBEs-Tke market t fer rs., with good densps at
as "a: P,srIs steady = fe. 49,
BFEsWAX-sse. have been made during the vses 81 h6
$40. for American yellow
lOrTONTbs market setive sss steady Gales to-day Of
500 bas The week. 90 bales, gait ia uAasio We RE-
pat fcrGer qUots'i rs;
EIw.Yoss CLAssF0lIIos
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

STATEN ISLAND A PoRr OF EsrRr.-TIe Stat,,
Islander urges the creation Of port Of entry At .
pleton and gives Is for such step thar. ON
the completion Of the Staten Island Railroad TIA, town
will be in direct communication with every town and
city of the South and West and viii therefore have
large share of the business Of Transporting merchandise
imported by New-York merchants; that il would b
great saving TO transport these goods direct instead Of
tst sending them to NewYork that there Is plenty Of
room there for bonded warehouses at much less ex.
rense than in Nsw-York; that much less time woald
be saved by direct transportation and last bu, nos
least, that NewYork and Brooklyn wonld be relieved
of apprehension on account of infected ships which
could discharge cargoes and load up in the Lower Bay,
without even going to New-York a, all The States
Islander gives fnalsnd conclusive reason for max
ing this new port" that somebody wants 70 bs
Collector"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
FIRES.
y1RE pRoApwAY Avn {

FIRE IN BROADWAY AID CANAL STREET.
About quarter before o'clock Wednesday morn
ing, fire broke out in the ager-beer saloon and
auIant Of Henry Fielder, in the basement of building
No 4ls Broadway corner of Canal street, and thence
extended TO the boot and shoe store Of John Burke
ON the first floor. The iremen were early on the
ground after the alarm was given and succeeded ia
conining the bulk Of the fire to the basement. Loss
Of Mr.. Fielder 81 900; insured for $500 in the New
Amsterdam Insurance Company. Loss of Mr.. Burke
by fire and water $500 insured in the Ctzens Insur-
snce Company. The stock in the clothing store of L.
Laucbheim, No. 29l Canal street. was damaged by
water TO the amount OF $780, insured in the Etna In
surance Company.
The buildings, owned by Patrick Dickie, were dams
aged to the amount of $500; insured.
FIRE IN WEST rwESTY-sxTH STREET.
Last night, about 10 o'clock, FIRE broke out in the
thIeestory frame dwelling house No. 81 West Twenty
sixth street, owned by Mr.. Scott, and occupied by
Mrs. Thomas. The fire originated in closet, but
from what cause is unknown and before it could be
extinguished the building damaged to the amount
Of $50, and The furniture 70 the amount OF 500.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

sALTLiverpool Fine scarce, and prices tend higher Of
sPICEs-Css.ai ia selling in lots at ls and Nuimes
sPERMAcETI i.n limited request saSs ssles Of 1000
n, Refined, on private terms.
SHOT are steady and in limited request d6c for Drop
sPELTER Is IN moderate demand, sales Of Is tons stober
IS az! rs do siesiAn at S mos and 100 do do on pr
sEEDs-Tbe demand has increased and prices Of prime are
better 400 bag and bbs at d8c for ordnay 20 pm ne
Timothy Seed Is in limited prime saie Of no
bsgs at 81 5Oa 81 y bush. Rough Flax See Il nominsls
I'll co. Calcutta Lnseed has spsed into quiet state and IN
he absence prices nomna 81 S Il about the rea
TSsTse arrival. are better the demand +. very moderate
No Auction sales are announced -. 1
TNPis quiet but fni sae; o. so slabs az easn
500 boxestd at 80 100 do G Coke lo1l4 80 snH
sc s7j 200 C. CoIe Winter Charcoal l4a2o sS6ai
and 900 do Coke Terne on Priv i'e terms ~, -
sales Of 6lO0o prime oie. Rough fs, Is steady at Ie
WOoL-The demand is quite limited usual during Holi-
esy week supply insufficient 70 meet the wants Of the
trade prices 6fy msntaned and likely to continue
hsh till the clip the market The stock in the
Of manufacturers k becoming reduced and as they have
sSo 'PaInsy rsse%1 % = Is s D stat se % for
auction sale j. announced in Boston for the lzh Pro1in
The aSe 2 600 u State Western and California
neeces full prce; 4500O b Pulled AZ 35d9l, a. 70 qaay
1se sDd & oI washed also 100 e. Bseno yre
10 DO black and h.st pGs.aS on private we
fu-bood Meno .s4ds7 am sommen, sssnea e y
An native and Merino. IS American dnwsshed 30lo
Fxtrs Pulled Is. Am. Cordova, washed ~ ~
No i Paled.....35d3a d3a African unwsshed...... tels
California 8d42 African washed l1Gz8
CaifOrnis hns unwssd .2sasz smyrna anwsshed
California common do. Smyrna, washed
Peruvian y ashed .a6d30 Mexi apwashed ..l liT
WHIsKY-The firm, and the demand firi sales OF
include 2oo b South Sea 55c Loo do do At l 100 do
ochOtsk chiefly at sc, and 1900 do heavy do a. Se
WHALRFOoTs have been in limited request Of 1000
10 unbeached at &C., cash.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

The difference we have 10 Eote In the Cattle market
between this week and last is that real good cattle
selling better this week and poor ones worse--very
decidedly wore. The supply of rstclass cattle is to'
mali for the demand and the supply of inferior
ock too lsrgei and If prices by the pound not only
counted lower, but satisfied that accounts Of
Gales viii not give good satisfaction TO by
several dollars per head the same grade sold week
ago. This probably partly owing to the great sbund
anee Of cheap poultry now Oh the market, and that
Christmas this year gave two holidays, 90 far an
extra consumption of geese and turkeys s concerned
and lessening of the demand for beef, and conse-
quently fewer cattle needed, that the stock in
market, though less than last week, is altogether TOO
large for the demand for all but such buloeks as are
wsnteG by trst-class retail butchers.
Beside the fresh stock In the yards at Forty fourth
street have about 200 stale cattle, and there are
also go 800 head in the hands Of butchers OF
TIE ast weeks purchase which they have had no oc-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
Pnsseagers Arrived

In stsamshp Arago, from Rasrs and Corss-Ihe Hen Wn
II seward Mr and Mrs Barnet H. Van Anten, Henry Wytof
Donald Mckay Chas. Hedsick, Mr.. and Mrs Piersn Nm.
Ricbsyd Parker and servant Miss Hsnl Mr. md Nh
Fsnshawe Ms Wins, Master cemPeell, Mr. shsrvssd Nm
sherwood Miss Meinen Mr. and Mrs. Ann strong, koost
strong Mss Strong Mr. and Mrs c. II. Mitchell Mr.. Belos
child aud servt MI and Mrs: Coppins and infant hn
smith Mrs Vicorine Mrs Burns and Mr. and Mrh Reb
inson w A. Moon W. Kingsley, Jas N.Son Mrs snaes ms
two Children Miss BuTnet, L. Hubbard, Mr. Lecture a.
Ispsins Mr. starr Mr. Aard Capt Marshall, jules Rsve
Dr. Le1at r. Kes,el Mr. Bnrr T. Bnskh~at, M Carriers
MT Days j. Hsngin Cuhler Mr. 0ppenhenef Mr. Psal Nj.
and Mrs w A. Yeill +. whan j. w. Griffin L M Pecan
tai Mr. sewget and seryt, 2. Henraues T. y. G's<d G.
MacIesrd, W. Martin, .ne Rey T ksnps I Asse., NJ.
i B Trborn Mr De Hilton. g. 4. Todd Mr. Rpno,h Mr.. Van
der Lancken Duhaiu four Sisters Of Mercy John Good
Boa Angustin Mrs A Dyckman, Mrs V. Renault Mrk X.
IsInour Mr. schelw Coe, ssroay A. W,w.r, M Mr. % Hsr.
Itch A. etelier Mr. and Mrs kester Mira NJ Biar MT Dam
couIt Mrs Donache j. Donai.es, pousitchs sad child
MIR and Mrs Bscalon, Lsbat Mira d. Armstrong and erv
ant q Lonbien T. Etchegm, r. Echoantta y ura j. Baths
Mr. Mrs Dietz, James Cafey Mr. Bricoalt W. Leaser y
Landhem p Grossmore NJ Hartmann, o. serhinhaeh, Mr..
and Mira f. Keibsch and three children, Aschann MI Le
had Total number of passengers, 1877. . 4.
infant r. Trsisa T. Pcon Mrs j. J. Hughes Mrs Rlehy
Jacobs L. Peton, Edwsrth Swat Mr. Stsnlor and da1ghss
Capt. Kelly, and 40 In the steersge.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
MARINE AFFAIRS.
hUTINY AT SEA.

Capt. Young of the bark James Cook arrived on
Wednesday morning from Havana, with the following
report:
Sailed from Havana Dec. 10 and on the 18th.
when In sight Of the Florida coast and while standing
at the wheel was surprised to hear the ery of mur,
der from the second mate. passenser named George
Williams took the wheel saving ,here was had yVoSS
on the main deck. Upon proceeding there found the
hrst and second officers fighting for their lives with
two seamen named j. Kelly and Thomas Sullivan,
who swore they would have our lives. succeeded
in getting the mates into the ebin the saamsn
a number of attempts 10 knock me down and prevent
me from accomplishing my purpose. got in myself,
Aeeplpg the mutineen outside. They made re,
Peated efforts TO get in, when finally told them that
u 'ney made another attempt to gain the cabin would
hie ON them. Thereupcn they both made rush ~ me
WIN their weapons, swearing that they would have
our hves hIed one shot IN the air, 10 show thes Z
that II they persisted would lnost certainly irs ,s
neA' she' at them. Finding that they were dstreined
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
BY TeIegraph.

FORT LAFAYETTE, Dec. 98 One sip ct anchor In
the Lower Bay Steamers Columbia Charleston, and hoa
nokeS for Richmond, passed down wind r. hsh'i
SANDY HOOK Dee. a9 sunset--steamer Grenada, FROM
New Orleans and Havana going up the bay ore snp sacner
at 3 W. Spit One bark passing In the HOOK "iAd ~ Es
moderate; weather cloudy f..--. ..-.--a
PHILADELPHA, Dec. 2s-The Danish brs Eliza, from
Newly ORR for Wilmington Del, has at the Breskwster
BOSTON, Dec. 28-Bsrk Hadey, Kent, from Baltimore for
Boston s anchor OF Mopouy Point with gns o. distress
flying. -.ln - = .a.-I -..f.r
NEWPORT, Dec. 1s.Ar. sehr Nancy J. Brayton, s.ese,
Norfolk d. l. Sturgis Norris Baltimore Providers oeT
Rook Cox Rocksad for Proyidence; Philaaihsse sEh,
kew-York for Saem. l.' "a -
AUGUSTA. Dec steamship Assasss a etAscS
Wednesday morning Al we'll
NEw-ORLEANs Dee. 27.-Arr. sLiys wssseh Ch,es Dsi,
American LherpOOi harshSed' Lonaor ccfns4 Rosbesi
Als9 az ship. Jehsnsesher. 6 ". whis london Glad
1fans5 M hssa 81 ~ ~ Bosted 0tsmsntosn, and