The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

committees adjourned until this morning at nine
O'Clock
A noticeable fact in the career OF the Galway
| and New FORK steamship line Il that two OF its
large steamships Parsns and Golden Fleece
leave our port within three days oil each other,
and with as much cargo as their capacity allows
them 10 take, besides their complement OF pas
senrer. and mails The Psrana left on Tuesday
afternoon. and the Golden Fleece sails this after.
noon. with about 700 tons of miscellaneous car
go, or ore of the largest that ever left New York
IL a steamer.
According TO the City Inspectors report, there
were 442 deaths in the city during the past week an
iucreas- oi IL ~ compared with the mortality OF
the week previous, and l55 less than occurred
during the corresponding week last year. The re-
rsptmlation table gives l death of disease Of the
homes joints. &C.. LOG NJ the brain and nerves, n
the generstive organs, Is of the heart and blood
vessels, ~ e the lungs, throat &C., of old age
q OF diseases OF the skin aad eruptive fevers IA!
OF diseases Of the stomach. bowels and other d.
gestive organs ~ Of general fevers of diseases
the urinary organs I unknown, and % from vic.
lent causes. The nsivity table gives 2as natives
Of the United States 80 of Ireland. SO of Germany,
6 of England. Q of Scotland, and the balance OF
various foreign countries.
Beef cattle yesterday advanced half cent per
pound the bulk Of the offerings being In the hand
of spectators, and prices ranged from &c. to l0c
Mich cows we're quiet. veak were steady and I'm.
changed. Sheep and lambs were plenty and dull
at about previous rates. Swine were also plenty
and sold at &c. &c. per pound. The total re.
a;y,tu Q 10 DO
sheep and lambs, and 4 1922 swine.
The cotton market yesterday the same quiet as
peci hicb has cha acterzed it for days while the
sales embraced about 500 bales in Io,s chiefly to spin
ners, unchanged prices The receipts at the ports
since the 1t OF September last have reached about
4442 900 baes, against 3655 900 in 1859, 5000 900
1873, and sS7 900 in 1857 The exports have reach
ed sos 900 bse- against ss2 900 in 1852 5l2 900
1885, 1872 900 1867 The stock on hand embraces
205 900 bales, against 1872 900 in 1852 1876 900 In 1885,
ahd lbs 900 in 1857 Flour heavy for deecrip
tons of State and WESTERN and closed at decline In
grades Of &C. l0c per Dbl Southern -four was also
easier, while fair amount Of sales reported In
wheat good spring was drm and In fair shipping de-
msnd, while winter was dull prime old and new white
were in lair request for milling. Corn was frmer and
more active, at prices given elsewhere. Pork WAS
IN fair demand, and prices for new were firm.
er. ~hie old was heavy. Sales Of new mess were
made at $40 so $40 50; old do, SIS 80 sls g.:
thin uess, SIS 80; clear meas. so so co. and new
prime at s14 so Sl4 co. Cassa active and sales of
90 900 mats were made private terms. Sugars were
in good request with an upward tendency in prices The
GALES embraced 1900 hhds and 200 300 hnds me-
ado. Coffee was frmer, with eaies OF 8 900 bags Rio,
700 bags haracsibo $50 st. Domingo ano $50 do ia
msca at prices given In another column Frcghs were
I;cl,t
wheat In ships bags, were taken at 3D. SD and -four
at 2s. Sd.