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LIST OF LETTERS fm the New York City Post Office, Friday, August 22, 1856. exclusively in the New Youk Hewat, by Act of Sree—the paper having the largest circulation of any paper = Sate. sprug List. Miss Jose- Sesencer Mrs ED Apdarege Wise Bu. phin fo Mary aargariAtten Ms Wraicar Aci Min auton ae Secee Andersons Adutia Armstrong Miss Ma- Mise Lang Mrs Eli- saa, v on Miss Rachael jal Anderson Catharine Atkins Mary U pasnder Mars, 9h Anderson Jaue Ayers Hester 4 venue 2 Ayers Mrs J, 17th at ies A tiBriggs Maheilla V Boyle Miss Bess my “a ti Mi na, 16th st Boylan Miss S yw Miss Mary Bruder Mea Madam, oun!uel Jane ocak. Y wine “ bes Bulfin Mary Aon avenu id Pull Mra WL atte th ogi tos ite we Rourke Mew Bina Mavia‘aan Bolan Mee Gornetia Hourke Honora Bond Mi Bou aidushiredlarionllurke oMtina sik Mi Broad ‘Boa ae oe Silse annie Brooks Ann Ester Burlow Misa Tieton ‘Anne Brophy Lucy Burnett Elizabeth Bowden Mrs, 334 st | Anu feiss linfriet Browne Dire Cor- Bure Mrs ¢ Miss Jane trude Bry 4 Mrs, rs Susan Brown Miss i Bre James M Brown Mis: aria ite Honnab Fran- meit es Annie Brown Sa uj m™ Peter Byrne Mrs Cathrine nies Mary’ Boyd M Pinest Byrne Mra iss Mar} Boy? #lizabeth Byrne MissElixabeth Boyd Mrs Mariha J. Byrne Mrs Frank Boyle Miss Elizabe'hByrnes Mary M ‘Tryon biree Mra Helen Crier Mrs A Commerford Mra, laase Mra Ann Monroe st ~ a Miss Hel- Reeer, Elen Comeckey ot Mi Cronan. Casy Mary: im ‘ities Cathe'ne Casey Mra Sarah G Conger Mrs ria Mra Marga Castle Mrs William Connors Miss ize Crasto Miss Rama Connor Miss Soha cn Mis Mary Caw: ¥ Mary C ay Mrs, 52d st Creed Mary y ell Misa, 9b av Cicland Mra John © Chester hpbel! Miss © Mra Edward ( inann Miss Cath Child Mive Jenny Id Amelia’ Clines Margaret Mise Maria. Clinton Mary Mra WH © Mary A ins Mise Mary Christy Hanna | Crosby Mrs, Wash a Chivois Misa Emily” ington st at bb Mins Martha Costrave Annabella ee C rar e cus aohe,® Croseingham Miss iss HarcietA in lary Lyd ie Mies ery Goltn Mise Hare! coh in farriet phine oH Coil Mrs Mary Cotter Mi Poke Mary Growly, Nits, Chart- t Misi arat A Go ise Eltza- Gor Bailie. A ra 38 at Collis Mise Riizabeth Cultinan Ana W Miss Auna E Gollor Mra. Wthay Curry Ann hilen Comerford Mary” Curtis Miss Violet oll Mrs Jane—: Henrieita Deretta Miss Au- Dubois Meas lon Mar gusta Du Bois Miss JM therly Mary Dee Miss Johanna Puicte AC Deanasre Mrs Fran- Dendy. Mary c ces J Duliour Mrs A peri Letitia Delaney Mary Drummond ~ Mrs Ann Fanny irs E Dickinson Mrs A Dumphy Margaret ‘Miss Lenora Driscol Mrs, Green 3 igs 3 Jase Ds Miss Su- wich st Devilas Miss Louisa Dunster iis Mise Mary melt Miss, Broad. Biron Mra Wm — Mra Phebe A nd Donelyatise Anna Dapuy MraD jalena Dutcher Miss nn 3 Dwyer Catharine Duane Miss Emma ea Mra Susan Edwards Mies Elkin Mrs Sarah F ire Jane H Edmonds Miss Har- Karle Miss Lucinda William = riet F Exertier Mad ning hs Barak Pinigendtrstltzat Ford ira Ula A en pe Fa tary Fitzpatrick Winne- Forbes Misa, 18th st friars sr0 fred Foster Miss Jane MaryCar olive ola Py ret Foster Mra Faith largaret F ba Ll n iasteeonina Flood stlse Ann Foy Eltzabeth Miss Dora —— Miss ies Mary Fox ‘Mise 3 Mary inderz = Mrs Florrence MissEme- fuer, Ana ry Furgisson MigsMary go Mrs Mary Gray Mrs M Gird Bis Bly. Geary Mre Hannah Gironard Mad'lle C Green Miss Mary — Groesbeck Mrs, 23d Gelzer Miss Susan Cot in Cath’o Gibson Jane Miss Jose- litem stim Bridger Ghoirieh Mes GilroyMissMary Ano Gordan Miss Mary Grimes Mrs Maria” free Mra Agnes Groutage Mra H Hayes Miss Hanora Ho igsonsMissLouisa Hazen Mra P Heath MrsSareh | Holt Mrs Sayah E ea iss Cor- Healy Mies Bridget HociouMieattetlon® nt Healy Mry James Howard Mis: Hoyt lax Caroline Realy Mrs Bridget fern Mary Hudgins Mre Anna buza- Heters Miss Mary HenkanM: f= George Heat Miss Fiza. J Hughes Miss HM Mar: ry Eliza ae iiton Mr Hiunttetee Bo A unt Helen lelen tlhe Catharine Hotehinson Miss, 8 Julia Laurens st 1 Miss Serab B Isaacs ary saFrances Johocon Mra MM bon 's ie ee Johusion Mrs Jano Bm pe lealieth Ives Miss Christina fon Me Judge Catharine sah romped cane Eliza King Mise 1 leaberg Mrs Mary King Mies ee rian ole en nn be Kinnire ay he Kerby Mra M BEr Regnier «cia nya i Kopman f a Kimball Mes MA. KossnthMat Rutkay Park at King Mion Ellen D Knowles Mrs eA ee ae Leavenworth MreMi.Lonergan Margaret ie Libby Mire Iaabelia, Lovteig Mist A f9 Frances Einiordaraat 4 av Loved Mra ene rg Min MPF ae drMary Ladinw Mew Robt Miss Mary, Lynch MiewMary 13 Thess Tyons Miss Caihar ry Mudiemien Mies Moore Miss Mary fen Mary Moran Mina Mary jean Kile wilard Mew Aurelia Morris Miss Ani Morris Mise Chetsti- <} Mary Ann a Weide! wile Mrs, Macdou- In Mise Ellen Jane Al julheron Bien fai! Migs Mary Billet Mad i, 321 st eget Mary ") , 2 Mra Mary ing Alien a " J yateeet Kilen ata a aly "Ann a Ahly 1 Minatorne lia} HH vy Mise ane me BR siete jaggie hares ‘Abbe: eli Mra Fa Joseph Murphy Mee ‘Ana ny Misa Alice Marpty MraJohanna pens o. Sener Assaie Mucphy oy ae 7 Kdw'd Mout Seam a ies awd " e. ny Mre ae Fs yer Mrs sath wt Mooney Fi ira’, Greene rag Mrs Mar. i. oe Riza jfedren Mary A raw Mee ae Mes, Ee otmec Sieekey Elizabeiht Mod ¢ Ann pe Mies Aume Mc@luskey Mary Mo(ionacieMissMary in Mise Kt Met"utcheon MusMa Molfugh Biddy James I Mes Melntyre Migs Btien an Mina cPermort Anne MeKay MrsHelona nel Miss perma ¢ Cath’ Sea Meena Mra Han. sney Miss, to McDonald Mary, 3. 4 Foone Mies Rose rick McDonnell Miss “a. at 3 via Miss Eliza. thy Mie rah rity Macy Ncirath Mrs Hogh meses Mrs Rev Jo. Hick Jane och ton Mies Mary MePhail Mra Agnes poets, ms NorthMetrath Anne leGrath Mrs Corne ice Mies Aon lus _N Mrs Newman Mise, Cam ie Mary Ann st Nicoll Meg, 19h at Nowlan Margaret Nye Mrs Isabella Kelly Mies oi Getty Mise Mery ‘ise, Fid ‘OrCounor 3 neMery YJ L, mane O'Keeffe Ann 0 Mra Alice ot Gpthve O° Reet Jule O'rullivan Marg't 1m Mies Kate O'Toole Mary Ann iss, Houston foun ee 1 14 Pembert Pendicbvir Nola uil Polak Mrs MA 4 F Mins Ly) Lydia Renters Briiget Ploas Mea Meitnda rs Sarah A Perkstall, tae § E Potter Mies Jane ‘Mrs, Wall Preston Re- Potter Julia B herea na Kate M ye Maria ore MissMary Maria t Mery Mire Reynolds Mra \ Sibra.chrye — Mar hi Mrs Rachel Reyne) ire Jobo Rice i Ried ke the Misees re Sur st Richard Mrw Ane Richardeoa Miss, ry vs Mary, Maiden lane goon Mra Cache Luereua atharine: tips Mary. Ann Purcell Biten Posey Mrs Mary Robinson Mea, At Rourke Mra Henry Raduiph Moe Vir Miss Joanna Richaelaon Mia ginia ist Mary. 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Miss a Mite eer? nie Stoddard Mra Ei Sherwoot Mise Ell. . bouk DB re Mine beth or Misa J t Soot Mee Mary A Mead M Stewart Mra a ‘more im st cy rieorgs Sant ian Me Start Mis Amante Ada 1-2 Mra Susan Ite Mea JM Suiltvan Cathe: } Mrs ‘Spyder Mra Mary T _ Pr te Mratane, wr palls wre vp ain Mes 4 sr daseli Mins Eu SthstVan Winkie Blenor resem Fea at Valentine Mrs Killen VangrencaMenste Ly “4 ay vagy e VacHosenMrsL,,; tis00 Mra Mea), stat Wiles ‘athia White Misa, Broad'y War Seralt Anne Wileocbitise ‘arab White Win Baty Warden Misslsabetla Willcox Mary E Wulte Mre Watson Mrs, 20th st Willard Mex ser White Mss May A Watson Willard Anna o¢ WhitteldMrecgarss Wisen'top Misa, Bd'y Wiuliams A. Woblleven travaro'e Webb Mis, Watt at) Willamns Misa Riten Wood Mev \ Webb Mrs Flizabeth WidlamaMiss¥iiza' Wood Mies Prank Weeks Mra MA irs Louisa Wood Miss Jane—2 Whelandrs,Grecn stWillams Miss Mare Woodruil MraCyath’e Wheeler rs Esther Willaason sulle’ ® Wyall Mes Lotsa Wheeler Mrs Heury Yourg Mrs 2aat Young Mra Betsey Young Emme Young Marianne * is ae . Gan TLEMpy 3 LIST. Acker & Co Annen & Hodgicin. Allen E Acker & Hanglott Allen Cay Ackerman Chas—2_ Allen Andrews Ft Ach Montsure Samn"t Allon Wau B ‘Anger Nathan Adsms Grant 12 i pint Arnoughn James Adams IA Arrowsmith David Ad Aina ichard—2 Aub, Blockérraiet ‘Alunillo Marino -Apperly Ws Abi SkermanJoseph —Applebee John Abbott Hen AituaudtHecry | Abmstrong han Abbott &EN® Alexander Rev'8 D Armstrong Rob't—2 Abbott J D ‘Almack J Armstrong Win Abernethy’ RobertP Aug ak Adlon albert pernethy Robert P Amigh Win n AYbel Alpert HF Angel td C Ashmead John W Alpurier JT& Co Anderson Avery Aualin Adler Simon erson Bernhard Armstrong Thos Ht Algeo Win jerson Rev JM Averell Capt Alb't J Agin & Cockiin ‘Anderson John," Avriler Mans iden O Andrews S053, Alkins tM Sheen Patty Anderson R &J EB fAtrochi Domenico Ahern James ‘Anderson Fraacis Atchison A Alivn WH derson Ayida Antonie Ayers PB Ayers A Black John B, Je Bayly James Booham J 1 Blackbura T. 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Brown Ad" er own Baden ‘rocker ¢ irown Brown Charles E eo Brown Ran Baker James Bean Michae| Browa D F—2 Baker Jobn James Fe ft Baker J & Brothers Bedel Capt James Brown Geor, Baker HT Mr wn Heary Baker Rev Wm M Chauncey Brown H Boker Jarvis Bell Dr AN rown James N Ratley HH Brown John Ht Brains Fredrick oO Ra&co Baley John Bell Win ion 3 Ba!l Homer Belknap Edward = =Browu John R Baldwin J © Bell Orlando, Brown Wm—2 Bransthe: M = Bellantauer Natale Brown Wm A BlandonN& AK Benson N Wm G Banker Wm 8 Benjamin John Brown D&B Blanchard F B Bennet Juan A Browa @ D Bancroft Lewis &Co bene y inola Bouchaud Moas Bajer Beary Fr Bostock WK Bartlett Wi Hemi mis Emery Bouhne Albert pertiet ox &Co cs John ford J K & Co Benson Samuel Both Michast Barer Bennett Arthur ra JB Parker & Ashbura | ater Rev De Boss Theo U Ln &Cobur Bosch pa e Berg Paule grower: ‘Fol L muelH Bettancourt Ema- yrm Edward De Barnes James uel F ieloe Horatio S Barnes Jot Berry Thos If Brownlie Alexander Barnard FAP Brewster Joba R fioshem Richard Barron James Bertor Geo (! iirownlee Jasper Bartolie IM ag Howler Ta is Barry Joba Berry James ickiey Bas aey Parcy James Bernard 8 B Buck Barker A & E pot Badi oop FBarauet N Barrotte Mr Bullard John L Bartholomew J O ta eae F—2 Burner JB Barpard C David Brace Orison, Jr Barnard A J Biting JA Brumiey Jorame Baier Philp Bull Wm papers, Deighus 8 Billing J Brundage A AT. 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Br ¢ Patrick C Bauer Mr Bort Fd ne Bretton EE Bond tt TD: Mh "thos te 4 Joha—2 Bayly Robert H c Coffray Thomos — Cast'es James Conell James Craig Thomas Casaday James Convoy John, Jay st Caivin David y Jeremiah — Combs Jeroms Cairns Jor! James Conner John Clapp & Fah hase Connolly James elt el Biwara W Crawford Counor James Chace —# Crawford GE Condon Joba. ring Joba — Chase Wm T. Cromie John T io John Comstock Louis J ¢ ‘ary “ry Tom iter Doctor Jesse Comstock D Chanpless WW Cha Connor William Cann & Di e a ta Clavey Jai Casey Wm Connor Coreeli 8 Compodonnier Ni- Chase Francis ‘ommings chet Caulking Dy sptDavid Soaverst eo s Crawtord Erastim = Cansey John onnor Chambertamev Comp I nelius Crane Clevelaod J F ‘rother, is Rev pe Ain Crouch T t Cane’ rR Giements Be Cotheal lemence Chan A. Ceragoli ‘Charles. Campbell DrJno Creamer A W Crane Henry Creamer & Fisher Ghamberiaine Mess Cheesman James L, ra James K Crebore Thomas Santon! 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Carver Capt Benj — Costolo Joba Cropper Capt Carter Wan F Coster Harry mas 5 Carter J eee Coyell Riehard Cunningham Thomas Carmichael Geo8--g 0 Andrew Comings James * 8 Colman J Culeve John Case vem ‘Conia Ge Robert Colby J ‘ urlee si rk James Coiling Corneiina — Curtia J Clark Cohen Bernat Curtis CM Clark Clinton G Connors Patrick Curtis MH Clarke George licbacl = Curoey Chas M Clarke Joehwa G | Connell 5 7 B Jaca Maunel (lark Prof Alonzo Conpoly Thomas — Castely Joseph Clack Dank] & Co Conktin Wm i Robt 1. 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Kmndert Melehio + omni a ore OG Rrerethtapt Chast ¢ Killot William = Bvere Otis = Seron—2 Krans George T n Rugbrom Carl An. great Pet ree arete cA Bate. Ree fee june wa Pages fn NEW a: HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1856. fre: Ferri Foran Jai Freueb fe — TB ry Pierre ew Fotohens Juler_ —-Forber Abrem Fletcher Jon Bonar H—2 f ON sto F Fi Ford George W—2 Field James A—2_ Fortes John @ Fiad Faves é M Forbes B 5 Figton 3 a James 8 ord Foster Capt ee Tass Fintwat Foster Russell Fricher, oster Jaa. Elsher Obaciey” Fowler James W Fisher Thomas Patrtel Fareand & Son Fisher Iauert — Pellerton Richard’ ff prema ar rigger John Pullong Got ‘reeman, fen: Freeman Jona Fisk 8 We, Puller wd & A Freeman A tif x Fryer Dr B GrabuerRawd Dr Green HK Goodell Frederick Gallah Giveen Robt Gonsalves Gregorio Grain Pred Gleason Patrick Golocer Charles Gatnay tones Geant hana » Goldien Zhan. y Ld esger ast w, How! 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Hetuer Philip Hoekwoll P Hann's Benj F fendriekson G R_ Hornsby Dr © W Hamilton JasM = Henry J Hornthat Julivs danks A Heraman J Horgan Michael Hamilton John P Henrichsen Jens M Hood Lewis P ith Henaricks Eamenn Howard John Hamilton John B- Hendersoe Liugh Houseman Hevr Homaley F jotchkias Win, I a Honnis Jos F House Edward It HayesJ&IG Hewlett loward Selah acid GCopt = Herkume € Co Howard Joba @ Hasting FE H on John Howell Hampton TL. Hastron Chas Herbert 4 Buck — House Hastings W evi MA Howard Jos Haydock Isane Herakeli Robt B Hoyt Wm & Co lawhing K C Herbert Thos Hotchkise Sam! 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Wihiama HP Woir Adolphus Wate dK Wittams DUM D Woodeworth DA aus Onpt RO WitlamaWin Wood Joase tikins Wn W Wallanann Gico | Wood alers 3 Oliver Waters Timodhy Je White Rickard” Wood thos P Waterson 1 wee Wovd tas HH Waterbery: Hoes rederick Wood James 1, Wi Hohn ® White Williaa W a Washer! eae 6th at White & a Woods Arthur Waites JamesD White HN Wark Weaver Samii) Wrishs Devld A Worthington Jaa F Webb . —— M Worster J bb Wynn James seo ‘yekott & Bros Xigua Jose de Jesus bn Yerrance Garrett i Wm Young J P seid “g ae Young Joba Young Jaa Young Jeremiah Youog J ¥ ‘ pee | wv Youug Sanford Young Aler Young David A Youds John Young Elbert A ee Zitz, Kapp & Co Zeller James R ISAAC V. FOWLER, P. M. FINANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL. MONK MARKET. Tavurspar, Aug. 21-6 P. M. The European advices are not calculated to strengthen confidence in the future course of finan- cial affairs on this side of the Atlantic. Our latest accounts report a growing stringency in the Euro- pean money markets, and the advent of a mania for speculation. The rates of interest were more likely to advance than recede, and the abundaace of the harvests had created an active demand for money. The movements in bullion were not of a satisfactory character. The demand for the Conti- nent and for the East continued active, and the Bank of England parted with supplies as soon as re- ceived. The bullion on hand showed no increase, notwithstanding the large importations. It is re- ported by the last arrival that the country banks of Great Britain were drawing largely on London to supply the demand for money from the agricultural classes, and that this demand would continue active until the new crops had been dispos- edof. A similar movement is going on here. The country benks are drawing down their deposits to aid the formers, and it will probably continue throughout the fall months. After that, we may look for another accumulation of deposits to the credit of the country hanks, and a supply of money in excess of the demand. Tha‘ a stringency in the money markets on both sides of the Atlantic, for several weeks, will be realized, there is very little doubt. The effect upon stock se:urities can be easily anticipated. We are in a much better condition, financially, than either Great Britain or France. Speculation here is dormant, while throughout Bu. rope it is in active operation. In France it has already absorbed an immense amount of capital, and in Great Britain it is rapidly spreading. Pro- jects involving investments to the amount of twenty- five to thirty millions sterling, have already been Preeented, ard the public takes Lold of them with avidity. An increasing stringency in the money market may check this movement. The Bank of England cannot make any further reduction in the rate of interest so long as this activity in specula- tion continues and it is not at all improbable that an advance in rates may be resorted to for the pur- pose of arresting further inflation. The tightness of the London money market is cal- culated to give a greater impetus to the shipment of gold from this country. It can be shipped ata profit at lower rates of exchange, and we should not be surprised to see more activity in the movement of bullion. The rapid and steady decline in con- sola is the best evidence of the increasing stringency in money matters in London. A falling off of about three-quarters per cent in four days shows that the most serious ap- prehensions are entertained relative to the fature in financial af@eirs. This state of things will puta stop, for the present, to foreign investments on this side of the Atlantic. The accumulation of foreign capital, reported to have been going on fur some months, cannot continue with an increase in the value of money in London. If the stringency in London does not progress far enough to call home capital from this country, we shall escape a terious contraction. As it is, and under the most favorable circumstances, the demand for money here is likely to be greater than can be easily snp- plied. Our local affairs will require all the capital wecan command, at the highest rates of interest. The probability of our finaneial difficulties being in- creased by the condition of finances in England and on the Continent is already sufficiently strong to excite considerable alarm. The stock market opened and closed heavy this morning. Tiere was # good deal of activity, and an unusnal amount of cash business was transacted at the first board. New York Central Railroad fell off | per cent; Erie, j; Reading, {; Michigan South- erp, j. Virginia 6’s advanced 4 per cent; Nicaragua Transit, }. Tlinois Central bonds opened and closed without change. The stock sold at 109j per cent, cath, and the privileges at 113 per cent. The ab sorption of the stock on foreign account is going on steadily. There are a good many orders here limit- ed below the market, but every steamer brings higher offers; and aa the amount held here for sale is small, the probability is that it will all be taken at our own prices. The sales of Brie were large today, but it closed ata quarter better than the opening There was a good deal of cash stock in the marke to-day, and it will without doubt be plenty enong on the opening. After the adjournment of the board the followiag sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by Albert H. Nioolay:— $10,000 Shelby County, Hinolw Te... Tut. added. 70% 16,000 Great Western RR. (ills.) Ist mort. do | 60% 8.000 LA Crovse and Millwagkio RR. do fo 8 00 Lackawanna & Western RX do do 19% 2/980 North Am. Coal and Traaais ae at a 4 shares Market Insurance Company. few Amsterdem Insurance Company .. 8 Relies loeurance Company ‘ 60 Rutgers Insurance hag 20 Arctic Insurance Com T ‘are no indications of any demand for stocks be the limits of Wall street. How. long the brokers can keep prices up to present pants remains to be HeGm steam 866 ‘Amount paid D.L. and W. RRCo., drawback on freight trans; during year ending Dec. 31, 8,898 Transportation expenses pe, prior to Oct. 1, 1806, paid since. a Total expenditures 64.28 per cent.......... vo 80,0 pe ob EN one one 98,146, 1M 982,582 nies 1,364,677 Bijence of net earnings, applicable to 3 , caval to 9818, 196 ‘The following are the earnings of the Michizan Central Railroad Company for the second week im August, 1856 :— ot a8 1a abou es rise 128 = 13,278 8 Increase........... 7,629 06 11,600 77 10,106 O@ The receipts of the Morris Canal have been:— Total to August 9, 1856........ - $166,374 66 Week ending August 16, 1866. 11,714 68 Total to August 11, 1866 - Week ending August 18, 1665... ‘Total... Increase in i886, ‘The earnings of the New York Central Railroad Company for the month of July were as follows:— 1866... 1866... ,08T 19 471,217 OF IMCFOASC.. 40. ecseresceceteccecenececeees: B163,800 22 We see by an advertisement in another columm that the Chiriqui Improvement Company are pre- pared to receive proposals for the purchase of coal from steamship owners. The coal depot of this company is favoratly located for supplying steam- ships navigating the Gulf of Mexico. The steam- ship Crescent City has coaledet the port of Bocas del Toro, and she took in a full supply ina few hours. The quality of coal is equal to any ased for steam purposes, and can be sold at prices com- siderably below those ruling at Jamaica and Aspin- wall. rs RAK ie Rbds '76 eecsessessse Con Righta a3 450 Cumb Coal Co... 19% oe do... 60 8 Park Bank...... 10 Mer Ex Bank, 60 Nic Traps Co. a 2 Pepn Coal Co.. Soetteee x ertgezers, i 33 seeaaes age i $8 Sssseres 2 = ee eesessee = oa exeerae FA bas itis! Prime red of order, $1 Mian to good toe $1 €2, and choice do. Lt =, lot of white Hiinois wi en! eales limited. Gi prime Canad Corn was firmer, an embraced 30 chiely sound Western f2hc., with one lot reported at nominal. Rye was st 35 HAR FF é Hf Cate were oueey, with ole at 860 Covrer.—the iixe., tee 8 Bales ombraced about $00 ‘and about 1,060 de. ekimmings 0! Pio, at 9! foreign news per Africa had no The stock im this port ¢ conflaed te bout 84,000 bales. and only about 66,00 9 60 The sales to day reached only 5008, anchan| Paneans Te Liverpeet about 60,000 baskets Sig nd 3. tm & ? Hay —The market was unchanged and steady, at 600. 8 Ce Hor coptinmed quiet, w oF prime Western and bas common, at ie “Motos = The market was quiet, bud prices wore ce were limited. Spirits were , at be. nla 1 $1 (5; seo non aime, Sa ape without chenge of moment. xe =Pork==The sala embraged cheek to day Tag tit A party om ine as sell & Jor of s fc. asked for hans, or SOC 8 are bbe L- At 1)6., now held at 150. a Mo., and as much a8 'S co. wae refused, to arrive. wee in steady Cemana, at iT. a 280. for good to prime Stato and Obi, qualt- wire made at about ic decline. braced about 800 a 1,000 bhde. within the range of fc Cy. Tenas sold at 10e-, and 200 boxes 80 d on terms pot stated. Wuiekzy was dull, with salog of