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The House agreed to amendment o the Senate re-
to two and hall per cent.
REL ACTIONS
The House went into committee and had a long dis
cusson on the writ otrght and the act On of cectmcnt
winch Mr. Price proposed to restore in the ir old form The
revlsors have combined the two in modified action OF
eectment by which the actual right of property rs we'll
as the right OF possession istried Mr. Prices effort WAS
oyerrued
CRIMINAL CODE.
The final report Of the Revisors was laid before the
House communicating the Grimm al Code They state
that the whole Code both civil an criminal NAV be in
Guided In one volume, little larg n than the first and not
so large the second volume of the Revised Code Of
lS49
SENA re
during the period from the 9TH to the 18th both inclusive
the Senate got considerable eway into book 3D. The only
proceedings worthy OF note were these motion to strike
out the section authorizing county courts to levy on both
taxabes and titabes, lost to 49, and then the
ton was amended so as provide that capation tax
might be levied upon all free male thables and GER
tain per centage upon the State tax upon all other sub
ects of taxation
On the loh, Mr. Hives moved to strike out the proys-
ion limiting the States vote in Joint stock companies to
two-thds OF the remaining vote The motion was reject
ed on the llh, ID H. Mr. r. then moved to strike ont
the provision, that the State owns more than two-tfhs
Stock she shall vote in the appointment of directors
as on oter questions Pending the question: the Senate
adjourned
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COINCIDENCE. Elbow well the following letter Of Mr..
Jefferson to Gideon Granger dated Sd May, 1901 des-
cbes the present indiscrminate opposition ofmoden De-
mocrscy to the Administration Of Gen Taylor Nat
hi
"The very first acts Of the Administration the noni-
natonshave accordingly furnished something yelp on;
and all our subsequent acts will furnish them fresh matter
because there is nothing against which human ingenuity
will not be able TO find something TO say
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SECOND CLASS.
81. w W Gordon of Essex e85
~. 2 B Smith, of Northampton o63
D. ~ hlce, OF jefferson 1925
4. Chas DENLY, of Richmond CITY 955
D. Ii Paxton, of Rockbridpe o53-5
8. w ID Stuart, of Augusta 949-5
T. = NJ DrochehDfough, OF Rlch. City 94l
8. ii harrison, of Cumberland 936
8. 70 Benton, of Nansemond o27-5
~ Ddilel lfueleaft, oil Rlchmond City 9l5-5
IL. W B 14ittlepage, of King & Queen 9O8
II II I Parrish, OF Cumberland 9o6
Is. brockenbrough, OF Richmond City $685.
IA. VIM Booton, of Madison 1872
10 w IL OrquLaft, OF southampton 9S1
10. } W Stalnaker, of Greenbrier $50
II. Chas Smith, of Northampton 877-5
IL. Jones, of Marshall 876-5
~. | Mass, OF Fairfax 376-5
20. w r. Terrey, of Bedford 873-5
q. Jordan, }of Page 1895
% Geo Roberts, of Rappahannock $685.
%. K X Smith, of Clarke
THIRD CLASS
II. I Harrison, of Rich. City, 1888
*2. Charles Cooke, of Hanover 700
8. w Y G Humes, of Washington 7s9
4. A. vaughn, OF Dinwlddle, 1895
3. o Whitehead, of Nansemond 779
s. } A Marshall, of Fauquier IT'S
Z. w A Harris, of Rockbridge, 775
8. G H Caperton, of Monroe, 77O-5
y. PC Gibbs, OF Morgan 1856
10. S Bass, of Brunswick 1855
IL. p Tayloe, of King George 1863
IL. " " HARRISON, OF Princess Anne 1862
10. J c Page of Cumberland, 100
IA. Burks, of Botetourt, 1859
10. l. Harris OF Bedford 1866
l6. H Darlington, of Charlotte, 756
II. w II. Burroughs, of Pr Anne, 1856
10. J. H. Johnston, of Norfolk City, 1853
~. ) L Wmtree, OF Campbell, 1915
20. r E Upshaw, of Caroline, 75O-5
-. hlcnard Ashby, OF Fauquler, 747-5
%. A Jordan Isle of Wight, 1868
90. f Gooch, of Richmond CITY, 744
- hillou OF orange 743-5
25. w Elason, of Alexandria, 742
20 Wllllams, OF Clarke, 74O-5
II. Il Grant, OF Albemarle, 73s
%. W K Whitehead, of Nansemond, 1885
~. :" Morrss, OF Amherst 1875
80. L Butts, of Southampton, 7O9-b
81. D Callcott, of Isle of Wight, 1865
80. Jas Giles, of Pittsylvania, 7O5
80. James Mayes, of Wythe, G7s5
"a. VIM NJ Waller, of Amherst, $685.
FOURTH CLASS.
n. Whiting, of Hanover, TAO
~. NJ Christian, of Campbell TAI
g. Bouldin Of Charlotte, 734-5
4. James Walker, Of Augusta, 1856
5, K. Lowell of Madison, !l5-5
3. o. A. Goodman, of AlbemaYe, 7l4-5
7. e Wadoii, OF Campbell, 1885
8. II Mcpherson, of Greanbrirr, 100
8. NJ & Manser, of Fayette, 7oo
10. Thompson, of Kanawha, 6ss-5
II. V. Hall, Of Princess Anne CSC
IL. Strckler of Page, 694
Is. A Lowell, OF kanawha, $685.
IA. ] r Early, of Campbell, Geo
IL. N + Tutwiler, of F1uvanna, 658
l6. Ii Kerr, of Northampton $50
II. ] l. Ashhy, of Clarke, 65o~5
Is. L. Nottingham, of Northampton, 900
10. VIM Preston, of Richmond City, 607~5
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DIED.

On Monday morning, July l6th after painful illness
Of 10 days, Mrs MARTHA JANE HARr her funeral will
take place this morning at 10 O'clock from the residence
OF her husband, Mr. Francis B. Hart, on Grace street.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are invited TO
attend without further notice
On the 10th inst, EDWARD REEFS a native of Tredegsr.
Monmotlshire South Wales, aged 10 years Histuneral
Will take place this day at o'clock from his late residence
near the Rolling Mill
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HNOR SALE.-One Shower Bath and One Bathing
H. Tub, in complete order
jy II A. MOTT.
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ORANGEBURG.

AT the 4th of July desecration, which we men,
toned Saturday as having taken place at Orange
burg, South Carolina, the following toasts were gi-
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THE CITY WATER.

The CITY WATER.
To the Editors Of the Times:
MEssRs. EDITORS With a view Of contradict no the
many mors untavourabe to the cleanliness purify OF
the water from the City Water Works, have thought
proper again to state for the information Of the public that
l have never seen or known any dead carcase having
been deposited in taken OF the City Reservoir since
have had charge of them and that they are now in as
cleany condition as they ever have been
GARLAND HANES,
Superintendent Of City Water Works
N b. Citizens wishing visit the interior Of the lot OF
my office.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER, at J. W,
Randolph i Co.'S Bookstore, July 18th
O'Clock. IA 70 o'clock. rs O'Clock. 10
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AND COGNAC BRAN
~ DlES-Just received, in store Or. cask Of Cham
Cognac Brandy, which will be sold very low to close.
jy II MOTT
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THE VERY LATEST.
The New Orleans Picayune Of 9th May received
letters from Mazatlan by arrival from Vera Cruz
SIn

The New Orleans Picayune of 9th May received
letters from Mazalan by an arrival from Vera Cruz:
MAzATLAH, April 8, 1919.
Conference.-The Peruvian bark Fanny, Captain
de Bro, arrived here on the 18th instant direct from
San Francisco, whence she sailed on the 18th ult.
A short time before the Fanny left, one of the
boats crew belonging 10 the u S. flag ship Ohio
away with boat and all. They were pursued, cap
turcd and brought back. Shortly after, the crew
being called 10 perform some duty, they refused TO
out obey the orders of the officers; 10
quencc Of which about thirty Of the leaders were
confined in ironS-a court martial was being held on
board the Ohio, and it was the opinion that Com
Jones would hang number Of the conspiratOrs
There was much dsaffrction in the navy. All of
the officers of the sloop of war St. Marys had been
tried by court martial save two.
The L. S. propeller Massachusetts arrived at San
Francisco on the 25th March. Owing 10 the i'm.
mrncc number Of people arriving at San Francisco,
the country is in very insecure state. There is
great want Of an effective military force, and the cX
tension of the laws Of the United States the
territory.
The following is an extract from letter addressed
to the editors of the Monitor by a merchant at San
Francisco, dated 9th March,
at appears that throughout the immense extent Of
the placcrs You cannot find foot OF ground without
gold, and there are spots where from each cradle
(bqtcd) full Of Garth the advcnturcr washes out
pound of precious
"The activity in this part is extraordinary, and
the circulation Of money prodgious. Every thing is
high pricc-more particularly manual labor and
transit of goods. The freight of barge from here
to the landing place Of Santa Clara (thrcc leagues
from San JOSEF is from 500 10 $500. Here
wrctchrd hacks of horses sell for = So in San Jose,
500. Food for man is Sd day"
IFnat Women can do in Caifornid.-Thc sister
in law of the editor of the Westminster Republican,
writes from California that she is earning $40
week by sewing and sends two OUNCES Of gold dust
of which her husband has obtained considerable
quantity at the mines.
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NEWS ITEMS.

The Cotton Crop.-The Southron. published at
Jackson, Mississippi, has the following in relation TO
the prospects of the cotton crop:
''in the course Of this week (May 81 we heard
three very intelligent Planters, who had given the
subject much thought and attention. give as their
opinion that the next cotton crop OF the United States
would fall short Of at least 500 900 bales, in
qucnce of the untimely and destructive froSs Of
April, and the extraordinary and prolonged over
flows of the Mississippi. They thought the frost
would destroy at least 100000, and the overfiows
300 900 bales This state of things (without making
any allowance for unpropious Fali,) cannot iail
have very sensible influence on the price OF our
great staple as il is generally known and IN
dcrsood. Cotton planted late is always more or
less liable TO injury in the Fall from the worm and
frost. Hence, although might approximate in
our estimate of the immediate injury already done to
the CROP time alone dcvelope the remote conse-
qucncc of these two draw backs. We should. how
ever, hope for the best"
agriculture Of In eighteen Of the eighty.
four counties of Ohio, there were raised s,l3o,ouo
bushels of " heat last year, aud the whole crop Is
estimated at 25 900 900 bushels or corn IU,0OOO0O
bushels were produced, and Of wool 000,o0o lbs
The Cincinnati Atlas speaks of the prospect oil
very heavy grain crop this year.
Ship Launched at st. Louis.-The first launch Of
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pepper 100 bag, mating $50 rolls, marble I tons,
mlZa 27j pkg, order.
NetC YOrk-Sch. tImc'H.
Soap 40 bXs - hf do G. + Pit; lead pipe cases,
+ Pratt Bro; indigo chst, opium case, Elder,
Gclston < Co; chccs, cases, l. Thomson x Go;
rndzr 81 cases, MI,r & Mayhem; mdzs 749 pbgs,
smdry persons.
Nr,o York-Sch. Nimerra.
Guano $50 brls, ) Fcnby < Bro.
Phii0delphiu-Sch Dorchester.
Salt 800 sacks, ) FcHby & Bro; m3iasscs 20 hhds,
liquor } = brls, mdze III pkgs, order
W'LmHgt0n, ". {. Sch. Mary.
Lumber 10000 1t steam sawed, Corner Sons.
Washington, { ". C)-Sch. Corintbian.
Pitch and rosin iii brls, J Corner y Sons; pitch
81 do, I Hooper.
.NeU OrieanS-Ship GeneSee.
Lard oil 70 brIs, Love, Martin 4 CO; sugar l59
hhds, w Harrison; cotton IS bales Fisher; io!rs
43 brls, Crus; bacon 80 bids, fl PltaSant>; sugar
50 brIs, Reynolds x Smith; bacon 100 csks, Drake
ley & Fcnon; pork lG2 brIs, ID Early; ~ do
hams 10 c,sas, Elder, G,ls on * Co; tobacco 2OJ
bxs. c d ID. Ford Co; mJt,ses 10 bris, II Manlin II;
lard 800 br , tres, hot 100 kegs, pork 4lJ brIs,
bacon 3Oi hhds, cutIoI 2l bales, candies 80 bxS,
starch ~ do, tobacco ~ binds, hides 6lO aud hhd>
skins 30 bales, moss Fl do, tallow hf brs, ordsr, SC
Neto OrteauS-Brig Union.
Sugar l5J hhds, molasscs $40 brls, + w Bruno &
Sons.
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FROM PANAMA.

The last accounts from Panama were received at
New York by steamer Crescent City which left
Chagrrs Goth April. letter says:
"Thrre contagious disease at Panama, and
but few deaths had occurred The number Of per
awaiting vessels TO San Francisco al Panama ON
the 2Sth was estimated at $500, but of this number
l2>U had engaged passage on the following vessels
and were 10 sail during the wcek:-Ship Mantle.
800 passengers; bark SoIidad, so; brig Copapo 100;
ship Humboldt, 44O; brig Josephine, 100; brig Two
Friends 800. Leaving 200 to be provided for, 100
of whom have tickets for the steamers, and ii was
reported that all these persons could be on the way
in sailing vessels within week, as there were in
ship Sylph of Fairhaven and the Hamburg ship
Sophia, which had not been taken up when our in-
formant left"
E5-Since the above was prepared, the steamer
Falcon arrived with dates 10 18th inst.
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IM2OaTATIoNs AT BALTIMORE.


Chincha Islands-Ship 1Taabr.
Guano full cargo in bulk, ) George.
Buenos Awes-NOr,c. brig Neptunus
Hides 1886, w Howell x Son; horns 5000,
der; hides 7I2, for New York; $50 do for Phlla-
delphia
Buefe'ds (lfusquito Shore) Brig Bride
Mahogany 304 ps, Birckhcad x Prarcr.
Tfinidad Island-Br. brig Standard.
Ballast. Tortoise she'll | bx. c Yates.
DIdyagucs, Up, r. Sch. Gen. Taylor.
Sugar 10 hhds, molasscs Is do. VI Bathurst & Son.
Cicnfuegos, (Cuba) Brig Henrico.
Sugar 80 hhds 81 tres 80 brs, molasses 40 hhds,
L Cuttings.
Cienfuegos, (Cuba)-Sch. B. NJ Prescott.
Sugar 30 hhds % brls molasses 90 hhds, johnson
s. TravcrS.
Hiadsor, az S,)-Br brig Ellis.
Plaster 200 TONS pckcts 5,0J1, II Mankin.
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The FIRST Gold DoiIGr.-Wc indebted TO
s. for one Of the early impressions of the
new coinage of the Gold Dollar. Ii is issued from
the Philadelphia Mint, in pursuance OF the provi-
sons of of Congress- passed at the last session
which act provides also for the issue of Double
is a very neat CON- similar in its devices TO the other
U. 5. Gold coins, with the exception that the Eagle
is omitted. 1t is, however, we think, too small for
convenient common use, account Of its liability to
be lost, and doubt whcthc r it will come into ex
tcnsive usc.-BoSion Daily .IdU.
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CALI ORNIA--CONfIRMATI OF PREVIOUS
ACCOUNTS OF THE ABUNDANCE OF GOLD.


4 Letter from Coo. Boggs.-L. w Boggs, at one
time Governor OF Missouri, has been, Tor three or
four years past, resident of California lie Is al
caldc of Sonora, and has been engaged in extensive
business rs a merchant. The Independence (Mo
Expositor publishes the substance OF letter which
has been recently received from him, by his son,
Mr.. H. c. Boggs II is not of late date, having been
written on the Goth of November last, but its con
may serve TO cheer the hearts OF the gold hunt
abont setting out on long journey. lie CON
firms most of the information received, as TO the
richness and extent of the mines; says they extend
a country eight hundred miles in extent, and
yielding immense quantities Of the dust. He obtain
ed in few months, upwards Of S20,O0O worth.
Every body gets gold that wants il; and he says
there poor in California. He thinks about
seven thousand persons are engaged in digging gold;
between six hundred and thousand Of these are
from Oregon. Gov. Boggs advises his sons in ST.
Louis TO 20 to California this spring, without fail.
and tells them 10 advise their relatives aud friends
TO 90 also He tells them that any business th
may be engaged in at home is unmportunt, compared
with what they can do in California.
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COASTWISE.

COAS
Boston-Bark Ida.
Wine ~ or csks, J + Strohm & Co; saltpetrc 300
bags, ginger POD do, pepper 100 do, rum 81 brls,
mackerel 50 do, boots aud shoes 900 pigs mdzs 900
do, sunlry persons.
BoStOn-Brig Cdndace.
Hops 10 bales, Garland & Cunningham: mackerel
200 brs, rum 90 do, mdze 1000 pkgs, order; plaster
40 tons, master.
Ne,c York-Sch Plato.
Mdzc IS cases, Miller s. Mayhem; wine or csks,
Martin s. Vallctte; tobacco cases. cigars do. F F
Pope; tobacco % cases 90 bales, Head s. Co; lead
pipe csks, f Pratt & Bro; malt 30 bags, Bryan &
Co; starch 10 bxs, G. Small; mdze 749 pkgs sundry
persons.
Ne,c York-Sch. Josephine.
Wine 4 or csks, L Thomson s. Co; 10 brls do,
Harvey, Carson & Co; marble 80 tons, Fl Ssson;
,ndze - brls, C Pitt; ale hhds, Barnum & 60;
gar 10 brls, G SMALL Russia hemp tons, T Hooper;
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VIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKET,
(ANp INCIDENTS CONNECTED THEREwITH,)
For the Week ending last eUcnitg.


REMARKS have no alteration to note in
the complexion of the general market certainly no
improvement. The receipts OF some descriptions OF
PRODUCE nave ''ieh oi, ont '"e @ %
n.n'eui ,'|' ", Ib rcn"ii,,,rcr If cool
md othrr,vis, unreasonable, weather, which has
caus,l mrrat bacllwardnnss to vegetation; and al
though the Wheat blal, looks remarkably well and
promises good yield. the appearance Of other Gram
is not healthy.
We reported the fact in our last of the British
steamer Ilibcrna being .l,graphyd at Halifax, but
we had nothing satisfactory in regard to the
character of her alvicrS; thea the steamer Can
ada has arrived at New York from Liverpool with
uiprrs and letters to the ilh inst, and from
respond .ntS AIcssrS. Sttt, Day Cove learn that
the yer, favorable weather had prevented anything
like spcculaiuns in Wheat and Flour, the iranSac
tons in which had been at about previous prices:
Wheat 2s. 9d.Hp'' a. of yea anu D' aus a. Io
white ana mixed ,a' rang" ,io' q 80, 70
in"'an Nor"' ''SI ''' i'''' ,;1
3D. Bcon was lover tl'm' h1vi"S G'c'!n"H TO 49,
aus Tor smoked ana z1NHt''. ~ cNEs. t' DRY s"
Lard was III lar "''h'iu anu Pr'cts wi "nV u, At
Slsd3Is IN kegs and OrlN. Cotton haa advanced 6"''
and business had been hiisN.
AMERICAN DRY GOODS.-Wc have no new
feature to in this department of trade, exc pit
that as the season for Snmm' approaches business
slackrns and sellers fad more leisure for other pur-
poses
prEcy,y Tb. ,,,r,,ct continues without n
o,mI "anJ ,L,r, ar. CIV cuonir;rs mokin~ The
ll;y ,;,. or. j., ,51l c.. At th, latter some lots
have been picked up.
ppEAD Tb. 1.uard for cxport is fair and pri
,,i. =, ornt,tions
'so 'e",'9 " Wv
CANDLf:S;- ne marNet Is Wl'ho"' "tcra'oh'
and prices OF all descriptions are urn.
COFFEE.-Thc market has been very quiet, and
no sales taken place during the week except the
cargo of bark Francis Partridge, of 2G0D bags Rio,
on Saturday, at I ! cts. per h., mos.
corroy III o,s o,,,,,ris, 2a5 b,Ios IrnIord
y 500 ~, o.. ia Tt,l,nd inoI,I; 20 NJ,
""7a ard Nv, rasiJuc NJ SoSl cts and th, Nv
~ - . eis7 e o. n, s, ,,,,,e Show, -, ;,
VI, " 'l r.i, , -, ,hos o, IT, 4,
prov ',,"' " i"''i "" ,s i,,Iatd ,rto
WV ,j ~, ~ i;T, ,,o;ts si" ,h IT,
r. tl" ,"'.,t H. It, d, ar, . 10 IO5 hls
y, ;i, . oen az ,h" same timn last v"or and
/ 6G9 oG5 halls The wear nreyious Increase of total
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s,1sa s. per ct. prem.
U. sTATEs-ExECUTIvE APPOINTMENTS.

U. STATES-EXE APPOINTMENTS.
FOR BALTIMORE.
George P Kane, Collector Of Customs, vice w.
H. Marriott, removed
Elias r. Griffin, Surveyor of Customs, vice w.
H. Cole, jr., removed.
Thomas K. Carroll, Naval Officer, vice James
Polk, removed.
Charles 7. Madden, Post Master.
1hOmns II. Kent, Marshal Of the District Of Ma
ryland, vice MORGAN Forrest, removed.
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nd 10th inst. 80, 500 hhds.

Stock ON hand lbth inst. 33,o99 mas.
WOOL.-Thc market is nominally bare.
FREIGHTS.-Wc not advised of any en-
gagements Tor England or Ireland. An American
ship understand, has been chartered 10 load To-
bacco for Havrc DDS. 3D., and another for Marscies
al 25s. per hid. Rates 10 the West Indies for dry
brls., b0a10 cts. with little offering Coastwise
rates are unchanged.
WESTERN TRANSFORMATIONS trans
portation the Baltimore and SuSquehanna Railroad
and Pennsy lvana Canal TO Pittsburgh, remains as
last week, and the following the rates Of
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A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, can be had at the Printing Office
of this paper, n. w. of Baltimore and EIolli
day streets, up staUs,) to-day by o'clock, at g
cts. sIngc, or cts. each, for ) or more copies.
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Is .922 brls $50 If. brs.
Forming a total of lI,546 brls. Of Wheat Flour.
Exported within the time to foreign ports 4,479
brIs OF Flour and $50 do. Indian Meal; 500 brs.
of the Flour, and Is do. Meal were TO England.
GRAIN.-W Wheat has been in bet or supply and
prices lower, several lots, good to prime red, in
Gliding 2a3 cargocs Pcnna., have sold at la = OF.
which is a decline of cts. A small lot Of Maryland
white for Family Flour. sold at Il 10, reduction
of cts. Sales Of Mary land and Pcnna. Rye at 55a
IS cts. Corn has been in less active request and pr-
have given way Bal cts the prevailing rates for
the week having BEEN for white 466lI, aud Tor yell
low 5Oa5l cts closing yesterday at 17diS for white,
and 52a53 for yellow. Oats remain nomnally at %
a29 cts but are very dull. The exports Of Indian
Corn this week to foreign ports have amounted TO
81 $50 bushels of which % ,3l5 TO England.
GUANO.-Transaction have been generally in
small way. Two cargocs have recently arrived
from Patagonia, one Of which has been placed in
store; and the other represented TO be very dcsr-
able one is on sale, and held at 4 80 per long ton.
HEMP.-Thcrc have been further moderate sup
plies of Western Dew that are offered at
cts, mos.-which is decline.
HIDES.-The operations of the week have been
large nasmuch they have swept all the La Pata's
(over 35,00O) in market, the trade taking part and
portion TO go East, at several prices which we did
not learn. The arrivals from foreign ports this week
1885, besides 1872 for other por;s.
IRON.-The market continues without animation
and we have no transactions TO report
MOLASSES There is very little activity in the
market, ana buyers are not uiSpostu " oPci'e "'-
less very low rates. The stock in market is very
ample. An attempt made yesterday to sell 400
brs. N Orleans by auction but only 30 were dispos-
cd of at % a23 cts. and at private sale parcel OF
similar description sold at the former price. BY
auction on Tuesday ll9 brls., also New Orleans,
sold at 24.a25; and of 60 hhds. Porto Rico up, %
sold at % cts. per gallon, all mos. Arrived this
week from foreign ports Is hhds and from New
Orleans 500 hrls.
NAILS-Coniinuc in good request at 81 cts. per
h. the steady rate reported for some months past.
NAVAL STORES--Arc without change in price,
and the demand is moderate
OILS We have nothing beyond the ordinary
limited business TO report, as the market remains
without alteration.
PLASTER PARIS.-Thcre have been sales at
a. u pcr ton which il further Improvement; and
for cargo of 200 tons 2379 is demanded, in TAIL
urc of which il has been placed in store.
pROVISIONS- Tran actions have not been so
heavy in the aggregate, but there is more hrmness
in The general market from the ascertained iact 'ha'
The supply is not large as il was supposed some
time since il would at this time be; ana from
another circumstance that there is less to come ior
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-05-19

Ga the first page Of this paper will be found the
time Of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cities-Stcamboat and Car rcgnlltons-Dcpartures
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, SC.