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THE POSTAL TREATY WITH ENGLAND.

Detn!s Of TIE rangement-Thc following letter
from our Washington correspondent furnishes rs
with the details Of the Postal Treaty just concluded
with England, copy OF which was brought over by
the Europa Baltimore Sun.
WAsHlNGToN Jan. 3, 1910.
The Postal Treaty with England has not yet
reached the office Department, but copy OF it
was handed to the Postmaster General through the
politcness Of MIR. Crumpon, British Charge a. iGdireS
ad interim.
Its principal stipulations are probably the follow
ing:
Postage across the sea ... ......... 10 cents.
English inland postage ....................5 "
L. ). inland postage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "
The sea postage paid TO the vessel performing the
service.
Transit rate through this country to Canada cents
And % per cent. for paying by the ounce, instead Of
paying by letter.
Transit through England, the inland postage and IS
per cent.
Transit through Canada, the Canadian rates.
Newspapers between England and the US,
and vice versa. ....,.-.. cents.
Periodicals weighing ounces. Il penny, or
over OF. and under 3 do.... pence, or II 90
over 5 or. and under do 80. 5 do. or l6 "
And pence, or cents, for each ounce or fraction
In consequence of this treaty, the Postmaster Gen
eral has this day issued the annexed circular TO Post
masters. n.
To the Posimastcrs Of The United S?etes:
Information having been received at the Depart
mcnt that postal treaty between the L. States and
Great Britain had been entered into, and that IN
pursuance thereof the British Government had di-
rccted that the postage of % cents, charged upon
letters taken TO from that country III the packets
of the United States, be rcm!ttcd.
In consequence thereof, the order of this Depart
mcnt made the Goth of June last directing the same
rates be charged upon letters brought to or taken
from the United States, in packets of the United
kingdom, he, aud the same is hereby rcscinded
Other instructions for carrying the treaty into effect
will be given, upon the ratification OF the treaty.
CAVE JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
Post Office Department, Sd jan, 1919.
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We published yesterday table of the dividends
of Banks, &C., interest loans, SC, paid in this
city, and rcpubsh it, in order to add to it so rs
to include the last half yearly dividends of all the
banks.
The first column of figures shows the capital of
the Banks, the amount Of stocks on which the in
tercst is paid in this city-the second column gives
amount which has been paid will be paid, in divi-
dcnds and interest, from the LIST of October last to the
10th inst.
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EXPORTS TO GREAT BRITAIN, &c.

To LondOa-By new ship JANE HESDERsoN, of
G58 tens, owned by y HENDERSON s; CO., WAL
LACE, master, cleared Wednesday with 81 tres,
72 boxes a drums and 2055 bales bacon SOL tcrccs
and 565 brls. beef l459 brls pork % casks and 81
boxes pork legs; 10 boxes 81 drums and II ticrces
bacon II hhds shoulders; 10 ticrces, 81 brls. POI
tubs and 1925 kegs lard; 40 brls aud 20 half do our
IL 900 staycs-yalue $l37, 7Gl.50.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKET,
;CIDENTS CONNECTED THEREWIT
FOR THE YEAR ISIS
And for the Week ending last ercnnG

REMARKS.-As regards the business of the week,
il has been quite dull. The weather. cold and iros-
ty few vessels arriving, and but little Gram coming
forward 10 give employment to vessels of any class
The British steamer Europa has arrived at New
York since last report with Liverpool adVlccs to
the 10th Dec. at which time Cotton was better hay
ing advanced 5u,d per Id. Flour in bond had sold
at Dos cd. and very prime parcel at 25s 80 d26s
per brl-but the best Western Canal could not at
close be sold in quantity above 25s. Duty paid BIS
ass. per brl. The quotations for Indian Corn had
sunk to 20S. Gd.d32s Tor inferior white to the best
yellow but at close 32s .a35s per ar but with
quite moderate demand. Indian Corn Meal, los.
per bril-
In reference to the external character which the
Civ and Port of Baltimore have assumed during the
wear 1918, its BGidngs and Commercial Marine are
favorable, derive from the fact that 92u Dulld,
ings were erected, of which 1885 were OF brick and
within the limits of direct taxation. inns has been
a greater increase than for any ether previous year
To our commercial marine have been added b9
vessels not numerically so large as i'll ether years,
but the amount Of tonnage exceeded amy previous
wear from the more large vessels that were buIl''
Al n,rit, Sllp he
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. :
" Cash capital-thc stock notes, amounting TO
Sic, 900, having been cancelled
The Interest these loans is payable scmi-an
nually, at the Chesapeake Bank
+Ih" interest on these stocks Oh the lst January,
April, July and October
There several other companies Of which we
have no account, and besides these, there are the
loans Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which,
with others, will make the amount Of dividends and
interest since the lst Of October, over $3.50, 0O0-
pUfriOt.
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entirely ceased, as is usual at this season. The pre-
vang cold weather will doubtless confirm the
pension for some weeks at least. The receipts BY
the market Far 10 prime red Wheats are wanted,
and if here would bring 100 TO los cts. We note
sales of white Wheat at l05Gl cts. On Monday
the sales Of Corn were al ~ cts. for white, and 80
cts. for yellow. The market being without any
ceipts by water, prices have advanced, and we now
quote white al 5O152 cts, and yellow at 55a57 cts
We quote Maryland Rye nominally at GO cts, and
Oats al 2Gd30 cts. CIovcrsccd ranges, as i'll quality,
from 3.75a S4.I2!. Prices Of Flaxsced range from
l.l5a s 10 per bushcl
HEMP. The stock still remains light. There is
. good demand. hut we hear Of no sales.
HIDES.-Wc hear Of no trans actions this week.
There is an import of 900 Hides from New York
The imports Of Hides during the year is IS were as
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PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF DO.
MEST!C PKODLCE For lsIs

The following table, which has been expressly
prepared for the Commercial Journal and Lgford;s
Price Current, comprises the of all the foreign
ports which all the principal articles of Domestic
Produce exported, from the port Of Baltimore,
during the lslS
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RosroS. Wednesday, Jan. 5, P

)
This has been n dull week-buSaess men being
engaged in closing up their accounts and enjoying the
holy days.
Flour is in fair dem and, and in the face of very
ehigan and other w cstern Hat hoop 5.625 and com
MOI brands Gcnes4e SIS, cash; Ohio and St. Louis
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Letter sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening printed on fine paper and adapted
20 correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper, n. w. corner of Baltimore and Holli
day streets, (up stairs) to-day by o'clock, at g.
cts single, or > cts. each, for or more copies.
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DISASTERS, sc

Loss Of TIE Barh Indus, Of and for Baltimore from
Rhode jan""o, with 1859 bags Coilce. She went
ashore on "Wednesday last, about 4 miles n. and +.
OF Smiths Island, during gale from the
eastward, and subsequently, went to pieces. Vessel
(saye few Of her sails) and cargo total loss. Cap
tain aud saved, and at last accounts were at
Smiths Island Light House.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE BANKS,
DIVIDENDS, SC.
We publish to-day the detailed annual statements
OF the Banks OF Baltimore, made up Monday, the
lst OF January.
The following is condensed statement of the re-
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1861 1887 1913 1911 400 4l5

GI,00I i,9JI o,6I3 I,ZU 1,TUU ITO
TOBACCO.-Shippcrs manifest some disposition
to buy but the receipts Of all kinds small, while
those of the better qualities, the only kind in de-
mand are very trifling In Ohio nothing whatever
is doing. We quote inferior and common Maryland
at ID SO: sound common 3a $50; good SO; and
fine Ia ) ~. We quote common OHIO at ga s Oh;
good i.5na So; fine rcd wrappcry 6.aod 81; hnc yell
low Ga s II; and extra wrappery loa ST.. The ln-
spections for the week are 1903 hhds Maryland.
TOBACCO INSPECTION IL 1878.
hhds.
Amount of Tobacco remaining on hand in the
the ist Janu,rv. ISIS. 2s,07o
Amount inspected during the year 1913, 9S'3oo
Total 81. 539
Amount exported and consumed during 1913, 2S,7SS
Remaining on hand December 81, lsi', 32,ioi
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
LtcergoOi-Br. bark Lotus.

Rio Jlneir0-Bark Roanoke.
Coffee 20Oi bags, II Jenkins & Co; 500 do, w
Howell s Son; S12 do, rosewood 30 doz sticks, II
c Wright s: Co; coffee i23 bags, B Buck s. Sons;
III do, Beatty; 39o do, for New York and Phila.
deIphia; sugar 2 brIs, G w Slacum.
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 10. iAVRE, Dec. 10.
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II 4 RIM LIST.

BALTIA!ORE-- lr,,ived
bee. 80, 81. Br. bark Lotus, Pollok, Liverpool
jan: l. Bark Roanoke, Kelly. Rio Janero
Bark Tarqun, Spcights, ... -........N New York
jan. . Sch. S Z. Merrill, Story. ditto
Sch. Rhode Island, Fairchild, ditto
Jan. a. brig ADO, Jones, ,........ Rio Janero
Sch. J. Miller, Elliott, ...............N New York
--- ------ ---------C Cleared
Dee. 3d. Brig Adelaide, Griffith, ......... Madeira
Sch. Plato, Hammond, ............... New York
jan. 3. Ship Janc Henderson, (ncw OBS TONS London
Brig Kate PcndcrgaSt, Ennis, 80. Mayaguez, p. r.
Brig Good Hope, Wright, .......... West Indies
jan. (. Brig Nancy, Patterson, Rio Janero
Sch Thomas Hooper, Green, ......... " est Indies
- OCEAN, Parker, ..... .... ...... Charleston
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IHDIGO.-We note sales Of good Caracas F. at
so cents
lRON.-In Iron there is not much doing. We
note sales of - tons No. Anthracite Pig Iron at
sol 80 per ton, months, and 50 tons No. al S23
per ton, months.
The quantity of Pig manufactured in lS4S, exceeds
that Of 1871 by 3 500 TONS aud the same number Of
furnaces (lS) in BLAST the amount in 1913 reaching
36,6u0 tons. The price has ranged from 80 to S25
per ton.
LEATHER.-The inspection for Baltimore City
for lSlS was as follow:
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cd to % 675 bales which converted into ,25nO 900
yards Of sail ducl and SOL, 00 do of wide cloths,
winch is slight falling oil compared with the
previous year
FEATHERS.-Thcrri is no demand. Prices range
from 80 to 81 cents per ID.
H.-Therc is very moderate demand tor
Mackrrel, aud sales are making in small lot, only
at former rates, which continue, VIZ: No. at
75a IS; Of No. , at 5Od 81; and OF No. at s. 10
for Halifax, and 315G 1881 for Massachusetts. In
Shad aud Herrings hear Of no transact ions.
FLOUR.-During the past week there have been
but few Transactions Of moment in Howard street.
The receipts are very light. owing to the bad con.
diron of the roads in the vicinity Of the different
Mills occasioned by the late heavy SHOWS On
Monday holders were asking So, buyers offering
@I.S7. On Tuesday we note "a sale of 300 hrls. at
+ 933 On Wednesday the market quiet, s
asked, $i.s7t offered. Thursday buyers were
slightly disposed to advance, but sales Of moment
took place. Yesterday holders asked So, but
heard of no sales. There a sale Of $40 brls
City ills o Wednesday, at SIS; and one uf 201
hrlS yesterday at the same price. Holders gene
rally unwilling 10 sell at . aud asked higher
There is a better inquiry for Corn Meal. The last
sales Of Bait. brls. at &2.75 for white, and at
&2.s7I for yellow; and the market has
ward tendency. The inspections of the week end
ing ON Thursday evening comprise the following
kinds and quantities:
Howard street, 5,l2l brls. - hf. brlS.
City Mills, 3 9S3 d" $50
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1859 lab 10, 600
Total.


PROVISlONS.-Pork In Pork the transactions
have been very moderate, the demand being mostly
for ships stores. Prices remain firm at last quota
tions sale Of so boxes short ddlcs, in dry salt,
made at I cents.
Bacon-Small sales of old Western Sides have
been made at 5td55 cents; Baltimore cured Hams at
TO- c,nts. New Western Shoulders are bringing at
retail, 6,u7 cents; Sides cents and Hans Seq cts.
We note sale of 80 900 lbs Of inferior old boned
Sides at - cents
BeJ.-Thcre have been sales Of any moment,
and prices remain firm at last quotations.
idr6.--We note an Increase in the sales OF Lard
since cur last report. On "Wednesday there were
sales of 100 kegs Westcrn at S cents, months, and
% bbIs No > at 7 cents cash. On Thursday sales
Of $50 kegs prime Cincinnati were made at cents,
i months ard 63 half bbls Baltimore cured at =
cents, months. To-day sales Of 400 kegs Western
" made ut s cents, months.
Ruffe-.-Wc are not advised Of any Improvement
in prices and the transactions hav" been quite linz
tied. We note sale of 300 kegs Western AT 10 cis.
RICE.-Thc demand is limited aud sales very
small at 25a3.50. The receipts during the year
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The kinds inspected were as follows:

brls, and we quote the sam rates to-day. The in
spcciions OF the week are 10 hhds. and $50 brls.
INSPECTION OF WHisKEY IN 1913.
The following is the quantity Of Whiskcy Inspect
ed in the city Of Baltimore during the year lsi5 as
compiled from the weekly returns of the inspectors
made TO this ofTcc:-S4S hhds. and 2O,62l brs Of
which 225 hhds. and 43O brs. were received by
the Tide Water Canal.
WO0L.--Thcre is change in prices, and sales
have been small.
FRLlGliIS There is some freight offering 10
Liverpool which is taken at 2s I'd per brl . I'd per
bushrI and 32S bd per ton. 4 small vessel has been
taken up for port in ireland at I'D per bushrl-
There is vessel loading Tobacco al present. West
India FrcighIS very duli--wc quote as bcf,rc at
5OasO cgn:s per brl. The rate TO California in first
class vessels is STA ! per bril-. aud 7lGSn cents
per cubic foot. COastIng vessels Ot small size
rather scarce, but sufficient for the demand. We
quote TO Boston % per bril- Gccnts per bushe!;
and "a 81 81 per ton for coal and iron. To New York
p cents and g. cents Other Eastern ports at about
las cents per bnShel.
CATTLE.-There fair supply of Beeves at
the scales Monday the offerings reaching 500 head
OF which $50 were sold, 60 remained over unsold,
and 300 were driven to Philadelphia. Prices ranged
from ,. 2hG per 100 lbs the hoof, equal TO iOa
$775 net and averaging 1925 gross. We note an
improvement in the price of Hogs. Sales were made
on Monday at 5a s 5.379.
The number of Beef Cattle weighed and sold in
this market during 1913, amounted TO 81 ,Sjl-and of
Live Hogs TO 1895. [Sce exports of Beef Pork,
&c, under appropriate head
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Besides, 81 brls. Rye Flour, and 30 hhds., 762
brlS. and 100 half brls. Corn Meal.
INSPECTION OF FLOUR 1913.
The inspections for the year have been as follow:
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Es AL I M q he H.:

SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 6. 1919.
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FANCY DRY GOOD

NO.25S BALTIMO STREET,
Over Messrs. Hopkins * Hull, and opposite Hanover st.
BdLTIH lore,
Invites the attention of purchasers TO his stock
ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE GOODS, which
he Offers at lowest rates for cash, and on time to
punctua customers, sea
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304 .607
In Frederick City, 5000
3l4,+O7

LUMBER.-The supply was not as large in 1913
as in the year preceding bnt prices for Pine Boards
varied very little, the better qualities maintaining
uniformity while the lower declined fraction The
amount in superficial feet, was follows:
To Sept. 3Oth ...."....; 943---lS47.
All determinations, 30 ,S63, 1894 32,l55,54
new crop New Orleans this week, and large portion
Of the stock on hand was taken TO go ont of the
ket at u cts. for brls Holders ask IS cts. with
a small stock. We quote Porto Rico at 20a25 cts,
and Cuba at l3a2O cts. AT auction on Thursday, IS
hhds Cuba were sold at l4al43 CTS. The i'm ports
fer the year 1885, have been as follow:
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IOtaI, Ib4 JTO IU5-
SOPHISTICATED sales of New England Rum
at IS cts. for brls.
STARCH.-At auction on Thursday, $50 boxes
Starch were sold at 5ha6t cts
SUGAR.-The market continues with very title
animal ion. The sales mostly of small parcels TO
the trade within the range OF quotations, viz: New
Orleans new crop, 3 25a S4.,5 old crop SSi.75 for
prime; Cuba 50a S. 25; and Porto Rico at la s 525.
At auction Thursday. rs hhds. new crop New
Orleans were sold at 36ha SI.45. The imports OF
Sugar into the port of Baltimore during the year
1918 follow:
From hhds. brls. bxs. tres. bags. ceroons.
Cuba, $50 1872 5,S77 1873 4lo
PortoIl leo, | 22S 2,0IS 102
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$500 REWARD.

| will give FIVE HUNDRED DOL
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and more perfect cure for Ague and
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Each box contains about thirty.fve
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others, and designed 10 act as a mild
cathartic TO cleanse the stomach and
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with full directions. Also,
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Plantation for Sale,
April l349

"HE Plantation known as Tuscumbis
- Landing on the Mississippi, six miles
on the Louisiana side; is offered for aale
at half its value. The tract contaus $40
acres; of which about 800 are cleared
and the balance well timbered. 1t was
bat slightly injured by the breaking of
the levees mile above, during the pres
ent high water A batture is making in
front and the levee requires no atten-
ton.
1t is the principal landing from Wal
nut Bayou; which sends in about 5000
bales Of cotton annually to this point for
shipment, and is well adapted for place
of business for the Bayou and wood
yard.
The improvements arc of the bes;
character, consisting ola comfortable
frame dwelling. frame cottages for 80
hands. out buildings, and orchard of fine
grated fruit, &C.
Price, $4,000 cash or approved nego
table paper.-For further particulars
apply to W. P. SWINEY.
Vicksburg, April 3. lR46- 3O-4w
Vicksburg Wing.
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Prepare for the CHOLERA.

THE GREAT SOUTHERN REM
EDY for the prevention and Cure of
Asiatic Colera in its early stages, and
for the certain and permanent cure of
DiarrhGa, Colera Morbus, Colera Infan-
tum and dysentary-Recommende6 by
eminent Physicians, and by the Surgeons
in the United States Army recently in
New Orleans with distinguished success.
DR.. BILLINGS CARMINGTIvE AND AS
TRINGENT SYRUP
HNthe above.dseases, always afording
-Areief, has now reputation establish
cd before the public, as medicine of I'M
rivaled excellence in the treatment of
the diseases for which it is intended
Its success IS without a parallel. Its
popularity is daily increasing. Thous-
ands bear willing testimony TO its virtue,
and express their gratitude for the re-
lief which it has afforded them. The
Press and the Faculty, jurists, lawyers,
statesmen, divines and citiZons of intelli.
gence in every profession unite in this.
Their numerous certificates may be seen
by calling upon the proprietor, land
few Of them can be found PUBLISHED in
pamphlet, which will be furni he'd graf
uitously by the agents, to all who cali.
IN the premonitory symptoms and early
stages of Asiatic Cholera, as it appeared
in this country in the years 1889 and
1888, it was used with great success;
and since its recent re. appearance, it has
been again rosorted TO, with the same
advantage. Cases of cholera usually
commence with diarrh9a; and if this
remedy is then promptly used, it will
check the darrhna, estore the stomach
and bowels to healthy condition. and
mpart tone and vigor to the system
No family should fail to have it among
their medical stores. Where proven
tive for cholera is desired, bottle of
this Syrup, combined with a quart of
port wine or best French brandy, with
the addition Of "a table spoonful of pow
dered ginger, and a teaspoonful Of row
dered Cayenne pepper, will furnish a
delightful cordial, and may be relied up
on as the safest and surest preventive,
when taken in small doses once or twice
a day. Prepared only by the subscri-
Der, and none is genuine without his
name blown in the bottle, and his sigma
lure upon the outside wrapper.
O. o. WOODMAN.
Druggist, Vicksburg, Miss.
And sold by Wilson, Starbird 81 Smith.
Louisville, Ky. and Sickes g. Co. New
Orleans, and by
PRIESTLEY e. MOSBY.
Canton, Miss.
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REMEMBER

There is a base counterfeit of this ar
ticle sold as genuine by unprincipled
dealers in medicine in this city. Itpur-
ports TO come from Philadelphia, is
coarsely put up, and bears the namo Of
"Wistar's Balsam." 1t 10 Of recent or
igin and is endeavo,, to be sold on the
reputation of the genuine aud original
preparation. Beware Of it, or you will
be imposed upon with worthless imta-
ton. The genuine bears the signature
Of Sanford 81 Park on the engraved
wrapper round each bottle, and is sold
in this city emily by
Scovil,& Mead. No. 113 Chartres street
New Orleans; General Agents for the
South and V est.
Sold by Prostloy g. Mosby, Canton
f ID Ward g. CO., do, L BlundelI, Ben
tou, J G Clark, do.'T Morrow, Richland,
Coleman g. Co., do, Il Brooks e. Co.,
Lexington, A l. Burlington, do.
May 1916