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'Ile.r' %Isa BROADWAY. IL

~ The pubic are respectfully aPPn'ed hat he ostT
O. - n Sesy York % Oosain Dr. CHEisTEs Genure Gal
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~ TuE CONGRESS- BUOTs-PAT-
WY ENT-Ths proprietor Of Dupont ~.
VI airs Patent and the othsf psisnts usse
49, IN The production oflbese elastic and moe
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WEEKLY MERCIAL JOURNAL.

gineers; that they be Instructed to confer with
the officers of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company and of the Pittsburgh and Councils.
vile Rail Road Company, and 10 inquire INTO the
eA pediency of asserting TO the subscription pro.
proposed by the Baltimore and Ohio Kali Road
Company, with without notifications thereof;
and to report fully to an adjourned meeting OF the
Stockholders.
Res0lued That when this meeting adJnurns, u
adj ,urn TO meet again at this place on The 22d
insta ant, at ten U clock in the morning.
The res solutions were unann usly adopted,
and the following gentlemen appointed the COM
mi,ter: \essrs. 7. Parkin ScoI, John Dushane,
]. w. Patterson, Thomas Swan, A. u. DAVIS and
Tencn Tilghman
The President then called the attention of the
meeting TO the fact that in lS45 the Legislature
of Virginia had passed law auihorIsing the
Company to make their road 10 Wheeling &C
cordng to route surveyed by Jonathan kn'ght,
Esq that certain provisions contained IN that
law were deemrd insupeTably objectionable by the
stockhodcrs, who refused 10 accept 1t, and that
in 1916 a supplementary act was passed contain
ing all the objections, but striking out certain
provisions which were incorporated in the ortgl.
nal act, aud which had been inserted at the sug-
gcstIon Of the Board of Directors of this Com
pany. During his absence from the country II
was deemed unnecessary TO call a meeting oil the
ment, and it stood as law upon the statute
books OF Virginia, and the Company hal still the
right to accept or REJECT it,
J. w. PATTERSON, Esq then offered prcam-
ble and resolutions declaring that this Company
would not under any conditions consent TO con-
sruct a road to Whe, ling according to the Route
as surveyed by Jonathan Knight which were
unanimously adopted. The meeting then adj
journed until the 22d instant.
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EXPECTATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN

Rio Janero-Brig Napoleon.
Hides 95, nutria skins 800, old copper 1000 lbs,
coffee l4!0 bags, T Whitrdgc & Co; | Is do, Clark
& Kellogg; 1853 do, Brrckhead & Pearce; 595 do,
Fl Leaf; 81 do. | Fisher; IS do, Mactier s. War
field; I63 do, horse hides 300, order.
-drccibo, (P. R.)-Sch. J. +. Ridgetoay.
Sugar la hhds 10 brls, F w Bruno & Sons; Is do,
Fl kelsy; 3 do, oranges 1000 master.
Nassau, ". Il. Sch. IPlmingtOn.
Salt 34S3 bushels, sponge SO bales, junk, compost
ton, iron, &c. several lots, T Montell; specie son
dollars, kirkland, Chase & Co; 600 do, W Mason.
CoAsTWIsE
Bosfon-Brig DOrer.
Hemp so bales, mdze 22OO pkgs, sundry persons.
BOst0n-Sch. Caroline.
Gunny bags 56 bdls, plaster Is tons, Osborne &
Whnridge.
Ns,c York-Sch. Josephine.
Mdze 81 pkss. Elder, Gelston & Co; varnish so
brls, Corner s Sons; mdze 2O4 pkgs, sundry per-
sous.
Nerp York-Sch. Nr,c Reguius.
Soap 100 bxs, Wilmington & Eastman; mace
cases. Hopkins, Bros & Co; lead pipe csks, E
Pratt & Bro; mdze All pkgs. order.
Netv YOrk-Sch. .4ntiid.
Tin plate no bxs, sheet lead c,ks rolls. mdze
3 csks b,ls, Pratt s. o; mdze pkgs, c Fischer
& Co; Is do Taylor & Son; ~ do, Elder, Gel
slon x Co; copper cases. w Spear; mdze 10 c'ks
q brl., Parkhurst jr; $40 pkgs. sundry persons.
Ne,c Orirans-B Brig Shamrock.
Lard 240 kegs. Henderson Co; hams so hhd'.
w Tyson Il Co; sugar IS hhds, w Howell Son;
lard 30 brs l37 kegs, pork 402 brls, hams 20 tres,
T Car sou Co; hemp SO bales, bacon ~ csk', lard
10 bris SO hf do, order.
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LIGHT HOUSES.

LIGHT HOUSES.
NetD Light House, on the Coast Of Brazil, in the
Province Of Ceard.-F From and after the l,t day of
January, fixed light will be exhibited from tho
de Mercurpe.) distant from the capital Of Ceara So
of league. or about 8, English miles The same
i. situated in lat. Al 10 S. and lon So u.s. g. W. Of
Greenwich at elevation Of 81 feet above the sur
face of the sra, aud will be at distance of from
twelve 10 fifteen miles at sea.
Consulate Of the United States,
at Pernambuco, Brazil
Sand Key Light.-The light ship Sand Key was.
on the llth ult. anchored the site Of the old
Light on the Key. known as Sand Key The light
now placed there is fixed, aud erected on schoon-
err, with her lower masts standing.
IGrfugas Light A new lantern has been put to
the light house, and the lights much improved BY the
addition Of powerful r.fectors.
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LATER FROM ENGLAND.

The propeller ship Sarah Sands, British vessel
commanded, it is said, by citizen Of the United
States, arrived at New York last Wednesday even
ing having left Liverpool, JAM Goth.
The Bank of England has raised its rate Of inter-
est to 81 per cent.
The bullion in the Bank OF England had decreased
f6i3 $50, since the last report aud the drain both
attention.
The following is represented as the state Of the
Liverpool market, at the latest date:-
Corn, Sc.-The Corn markets Of the United King.
dom continue 10 be excited, and during the pre-
sent month prices have been daily advancing. The
very high value Of wheat has naturally led TO
tensive use of all articles capable Of being employed
as substitutes and the extra consumption Of barley
and has caused prices OF spring corn TO run
up very rapidly. All descriptions OF food have now
become exceedingly high as to cause serious in-
convenience 10 the poorer classes OF the community,
and much anxiety is felt to ascertain the probable
turn. The recent accounts from the United States
do not encourage the expectation OF very large sup
plies from that quarter, at least for some time; con-
sequenly, sellers feel more confidence, and look for
s,i higher prices. The latest intelligence from the
continent OF Europe report the Grain trade as being
dearcr, and particularly in the south The follow.
ing are present quotations: Wheat. per ~ lbs, U
s. red lis 6dalls. I'D; white, les "A %. Cd Indian
Corn $50 lbs 12s a74s; Flour, per brl U. S. sweet
43s a4is do. in bond, Ais. Sd al2s Cd Indian Meal
| 34s a35s.
Cofton-The demaud in the early part OF the week
was moderate, aud prices OF American gave way
fully Id. per b but since the arrival Of the steamer
on "Wednesday, with rather lower estimates OF crop
the speculative enquiry has revived; and with great
cr frmness on the part Of holders. the market has
nearly recovered the decline above noted. Specula
tors have taken II 600 American. 200 Pernambuet
and 1000 Snrat, and exporters 1850 American aht
| 500 Surat The sales Of the week % 40 bales
| Jan l6 10 I9.-The market since our las aeekl,
report has been very quiet aud prices have recedst
| from our quotations Of that day about td per 10
| trade, not more than 5000 bales having change
hands during the three days noted above. The fol
| lowing arc tho current rates: Geo. bowed. 5acsd
Mob. 5.oSd; Ala and Ten.. aaa6Id; N. ORR, 81
3D.; Pernam., &c. 73aSSd.
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by ship direct from England which arrived on the
lst induced great activity, and 10000 brs sold be-
ginning at 8 25, and progressing closed at 1851
$6.-The Provision market generally rather
quet.-Whiskey had sold TO the extent of 1000 brls
al improving prices, closing at 81 but the last asking
rates were 22a227 cts.-The sales Of Corn amounted
to 10000 bushels, ranging from rs to 80 CTS before
the receipt of the Hiberns's advices and IS 10 81
afterwards, the latter for prime yellow. Wheat
was selling at la$l.l0, and Oats I5a50 cts, aud
scarce.-Two cargoes Of Rio Coffee had arrived,
which depressed the market, and 5000 bags had sold
from vessel at Tai. cts-The Exchange market was
without alteration both foreign aud coast
wise, remained extremely dull.
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The Cincinnati Market, the report Of which will
be found on the next page, claims attention, particu
larly of Provision dealers.
DRAWING TO A CLOSE.

The next number will terminate the existence Of
the Commercial Journal and Llford's Price Current,
which will then be nine years from its establishment
Many persons expressed the opinion at its commence
ment that ii would not continue longer than year.
farthest but with unring industry and personal at
tention TO the whole routine, except the mechanical
portion of it, the proprietor has brought it down
the present period without emitting publ
cation. He has stated in former paper (see Jour-
nal of Jan. 2d) that his only for renqushing
it, is the want Of patronage; and this he reerates
the only still but he is pleased notw hstand
ing to have had the declaration made TO him from
three or four individuals, of willingness to double,
or treble, or even quadruple their subscription to
keep the paper up well for its intrinsic usefulness
as TO save the character of Baltimore. which they say
would be reproach to it if the paper is permitted TO
60 down-and the Editor only TO those gentle
men, here and what he said to them personally at
the time the remark made, that he should have
been pleased to continue the paper, well TO give hin
employment, of which he is fond and as a means of
support-for he kno,os of other to prevent the
jeering that would be applied to our city Tin small
way" when the paper is stopped. The Editor is
not coVctous Oh this WoTlu goods, ana would nave
been satisfied with moderate PATRONAGE patron
age equivalent TO $40 subscribers at IS per year,
and this is what he considers satisfactory-and Of
this amount, the printing alone, exclusive Of paper
and all other Incidental expenses, amounts to $1,000
per ann His views therefore. not. neither have
they ever BEEN extravagan; and the total outlay to
have saved the paper, although it would have con-
tributed to form item, which has its weight in
Other cities, would hardly have exceeded the price,
in this. of fashionable gew gaw-to say nothing of
the prodiga waste Of money for objects which have
never been accomplished aud which never will be.
for want Of proper moving principles at first and for
lack Of concert in the unnecessary number Of direc
tors in their progress.
In the first Number Of the present volume, (Feb.
2S, 1886, in remarks touching what the Editor
was DESTROYS TO do, he said
We have enlarged the Commercial Journal. it
will be Observed for the purpose Of introducing
and another desert pton of matter; aud we are free
TO say, that we have been influenced with the hope,
that by the improvement we have made, we shall
have our patronage increased as well by acquisi
ton of subscribers by advertising custom. II Bal
tmore will do well for the Journal as the Journal
has endeavored to do for baltimore, shall be
abled to continue it, if life and health be spared to
us, longer than the present year: if nof-not.
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NOUel Speculation.-An enterprsing Yankse
at Canton has recently built a Chinese junk of
about 800 tons, fitted and rigg"d entirely after the
Chinese mode which he intends taking to New
York, loaded with every species of China knirk-
macs, curiosites, &c, to be sold on board after
arrival off that city. He takrs also a Chinese
crew, Theatrical and juggling company, males
and females, and every thing curious, Illustrative
of the manners and customs of the ieestias.
The junk will have canvass sails and Christian
rudder to make her suitable for the long voyage,
but upon arrival at the Narrows every thing for
egn will he replaced by Chinese articles, mat sails,
clumsy rudder and all, and the junk anchor off
the city in her entire oriental costume and build,
where she will remain show shop, sale room
and mounttbank exhibition 1t is expected she
will make the passage in five months. The cost
of the whole affair will he about $50, 900, and the
cute" proprietor will undoubtedly realise large
fortune. After having exhausted the United
States he has been off red sec, 900 TO deliver his
junk in England. The Manhattan ese will stare
as Iroadly at the strange sight of a cruiser from
the fowery land sailing up their noble river. as
did the aborigines when old Hendrck Hudson as
tonshed their unsophistcated senses by display
of his Dutch canvass in their bay. The junks are
sail to be good sea boats and nothing worse than
delay is feared in the voyage We only wonder
some one never thought OF it before Honolulu
POiyneStGn, Oct. 3.
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EXPORTS ToENGLAND AND IRELAND.

EXPORTS III ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
To Liuerpool-By bark Orion, Myers, which was
cleared last Saturday, with l04 brls. Flour, 7455
bags Containing lS,s9Oz bushels) Corn, 100 hhds.
Pork, 24i brls. Talow, 50 do. Hams, 30 do. and IS
kegs Lard. and 200 dry Hides.
To Lirerpool-By bark Hermitage, Forrest. which
was cleared on Friday of last week by II. GARRETT
& Sons, with 2935 brls. Flour, 456 do Corn Meal,
376 bushels Corn bags, aud $50 Bacon Hams in do.
To Lirerpool-By brig Ed,card, Dea, born, W hch
cleared on Thursday last with 1856 brls. Flour and
200 bags (IOO busheIs) Corn.
To Cork and markedly bark Cornelia, Young,
which cleared last Wednesday by McILvAIN &
WILLIAMS, with 2640 brls. Flour and 300 bags 600
bushels) Corn.
To Cork and mnrket-By brig Arso, Reed, which
cleared last Thursday. by T. WILSON & Co., with
1859 bags (7l06 bushel.) Corn.
To Londonderry-By ship Pioneer, Graham,
which cleared last Thursday, by GUEST & GI.MoR.
with III brls Flour 1910 do. Corn Meal. 9Os7 bags
tIs,174 bushels) Corn, l73 bags Beans, and 1921 do
Peas.
To Dubhn-By bark Nacooche, Smith. which
cleared on Tuesday last by GUEST GlLMoR, with
a cargo Of 500 brls. Flour. 500 do. Corn Meal, and
s539 bags Containing 7O7s busheIs) Wheat.
To Ne,rry-By bark Georges, Robinson. which
cleared on Tuesday last by GUEST & GILmoR, with
cargo of 500 brls. Flour, 500 do. Corn Meal, and
1912 bags Containing TIA bushels) Corn.
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TIME DISORDERS continue the sale Of
Il SHEATHING AND BRAZIERS,
COPPER. They will. hereafter, also transact =
GENERAL COM SION AND AGENCY
BUSINESS, aud offer liberal Advances on Consjrs-
mnts, VIM. 4 II. McKIM,
JAZZ No. IS s. Gsy.st.
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SD. WALKER.
Tobacco, Western Produce andGcnsral Comm,s-
sion Merchant,
No.54 S. Gay street Baltimore.
MANUFACTURER TOBACCO,ofva
1Nl rious brands and qualities Away on had, at
the lowest markc prices.
Kentucky and Missouri LEAF TOBACCO, suit
able for the Trade or Shippers
500, 900 seq AIRS, Canones, Cazadores Principe
Cahanas, and other brands
I ST, 900 Acknowledgment in cases $4,000
New York MACABOY SNUFF, in Jars Of 10 to
30 lbs, at factory prices je29
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Mails and Trvelling Facilities.
DJ-On the first page of this paper will be found
the time Of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in
different cities-Steam Boat and Car regulation
DEPARTURES of Foreign Steamers, Packets. &c.
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PILOT SAIL DUCK,

PILOT SAIL DUCK.
TNHE>u bscr ibers, agentsfort be sale ofPILOT
Il SAIL DUCK, have now hand and will be
constantly supplied with an assortment Of Numbers
from to O, of thatSUPERIORA ARTICLE which
they offer to the trade on PLEASING TERMS
Appyto s. PHILLIPS 4 co
jelb ~ 81 howlY'swbarf
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LETTER SHEET PRICES CURRENT.

LETTER SHEET PRICES CURRENT.
AReview ofthe Baltimore Market. for the week
suding lastevening printed on fine paper and adapted
to spondence be had at the Printing office
ofhispaper South Gay street, next door TO the Sun
Office. day by O'Clock. at 6. cts .ing c. or cts.
each, for or more copies.
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CHARLES F. PITT,
No. l2 Commerce street.

AGENT For THE ALE OF
DRUGGISTS, GLASSWARE, lNs,
WHITE LEAD. in Oil, 3sS
SOAP, brown. Yellow and Fancy. SsEs
CANDLES, Oliver Hyde g. Co.'S make.
GROUND SPICES and CHOCOLATE, "a
SALARETUS and STARCH, 5sS7
PICKLING VINEGAR, a. %
TIN PLATE and hAR LEAD. SsS
oct 10 II
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JOHN SULLIVAN Il SONS,

JOHN SULLIVAN IL SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS
For the sale of LEAF TOBACCO.
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
IYAVE made more extensive arrangemen ,s fer
LII the transaction OF the above business by reiit.
ting and improving their large Warehouse, and are
prepared 10 make liberal adv ances consgnme nts.
No. 96 Light street Wharf,
REFER TO BALTIM ORE.
Duvall KeighIer & Coz
Pendleton, Rely & Co. , Baltimore.
Talbot Jones & Co.
r. DalzelI & Co. ....... Pittsburgh. Pc.
Forsyth s. Baker, ..... Wheeling, Va.
January & Taylor, .... Cincinnati, OHIO.
Snead & Gardner, 80. .LouisviHs. Ky.
Woods, Christy & Co. G, r: ~.
King s. Fisher, ~ H'"''' "''
Buddecke, Woods & Co. A. o-,
10 w. G. Haun & Co. AVG" O''e""''
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Feb. 2. Bark Lagrange. Lewis, Cape Town. c. Oh.
Feb. I. Ship Thomas b. Wales. Thomas, Calcutta
Bark Lawrence, Crowell, ............. baltimore
teb S. Brig Boston, Nickerson, ....., ditto
Feb g. Brig Martha Sanger, Duncan, ~ ditto
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REP !. Ship Robert Benton. Ocean, 800. Liverpool
req o. Bark VIM. Kennedy. Martin, Belfast. Ire.
Brig Elizabeth, Power,............ ... .Matanzss
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have from IL "a inches spring. side not less than ~
inches, and mould not less than IL inches the small
end
No q Ten pieces of No. be II feet in length, TO
have rom lS 10 ~ inches spring. side less than IL
inches, and mould less than l2inches the small
end
No. g. Ten pieces of No. be 16 feet in length to
have from "a 30 inches spring. side not less than IL
inches, and mould not less than IL inches nj the small
end
have from "a to As inches SPRING side less than IL
inches, and mould less than IL inches at the small
end. tf
No. g. Ten pieces of No. to be IA feet in length TO have
from 20 10 30 inches spring. to side not less than IL inches
and TO mould not less than IL inches at the small end.
The above fifty pieces to be of the best white oak
clear splits rot bad knots and other defects Diagrams
OF The above will be furnished the by the
mandant Of the maynard.
Locust Timber.-By the cubic foot
Fifty pieces OF the very best yellow locust timber, clear
Of knots, rots splits, and stains.
Ten pieces each feet in length to at small end
Ia inches.
Twenty pieces, each feet in length, square small
end IL inches.
Twenty pieces, each feet in length to square small
YeloW-P Pine Timber.-By tie cubic foot.
900 cubic feet yellow pine plank stocks; 10 be got
straight the siding way and rough squared; be OF the
best southern yeow-pine, of fine grain TO the OF the
% the navy yard. The stocks have sa
than of the breadths of the face from each
one half square less than IL inches the small end
clear OF sap, and hall not less than ii inches
at the small end clear OF sap to be clear OF heart or wind
shapes, bad knots, and all other defects.
Seventy-eht pieces OF fine grain southern yellow pine
of the follow ing dimensions be free from ali defects
such knots, shakes and rot to have sap than
oe-eghh OF the breadth of the face from each and
10 be got straight.
Rit no r,J,,r foof
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