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The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

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 For sale by Dr. R. l., DODGE. Drag2is, LittI Rock, Arkansas. i-i0-iy
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LATER FROM BRAZIL.
RIO DE JANEIRo. 2Oth Octol

Rio DE JANEIRo. goth October, 1919.
Since our advces of the 10th inst. business has
been rather limited Transactions in imports are
confined to actual wants and in exports the high and
still advancing cost of Coffee tends to curta opera
tionS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Flour are 5074 brls-
Sales of Baltimore and Philadelphia brands have been
effected at $4,000 ~ br. cash for former, and from
l4I250d Is T. brl. credit for latter Prices for
Richmond City Mills are not yet opened, the bakers
making offers that can he accepted. Stock in
first hands is estimated at $4,000 brs, and in second
5000 brls.
CQfee.-The growing impression of short crop,
with limited supplies, has enabled the dealers still to
realize their terms, notwithstanding the demand
is almost entirely confined to the United States
The dealers continue to replace their sales at prices
in advance of what exporters willing to pay and
thus confirm the honesty of their belief in very
short crop. As high 4I200 has been paid by them
for choice lots. We quote superiors 4Il0Oa 4I2O0;
mixed lots of good first and superiors 4O00; and good
first 3IIS00G 3U90O.-.4ner.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


c.n. C.,oof,a 200 bows v,i,,aro;.n, ~ m c+s
pe ~ Az ., SGIa hags from Pc.
nang arrived since our last is held at II cts. Fish
The market for Mackerel has been rather quiet
Sales of No. at ll5Oasll75; No. 2, 506 SIS,
and No. 3, $500 s5.75 u bril- cash. Flom-The
receipts per Rail Road are falling Off being 17,2l2
brls this week, against 2IS34 brs same time in
lS4S There is however fair stock in market for
winter supply. and prices remain without change
Genesee common brands 500 1914; Ohio and
Michigan 5 3lta s5.37, cash Not much inquiry for
Southern Fiuit-By auction, cargo of brig Germ,
from Malaga, MS, Geo. Loring s Co.'s brand
Raisins, blue mark, 200 casks 60 sold, Sd SIS 05,
SIS; 400 do black mark, 1850 81 .624; 100 do Lexia,
a 90 ~ cask 1000 boxes bunch Muscate, $50 sold,
81 40, S.; 1000 half do 275 sod 81 80; 1000 quar-
ter do 20 cts o. box; 100 half casks blue mark,
81 10; 200 casks Grapes, 40 sold, 297Ad 81 95 "
cask Grain-Corn continues dull and prices heavy.
The sales have been for good Southern yellow esq
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Il. LARRABEE'S
PATENT PREMIUM NIAGARA
JET SHOWER BATH,
FUN GUILD AND WARM WATEK,
Patented JAN 2, 1S49

Patented Jan. z, lS49.
THNHIS BATH was awarded the PREMIUM
Il at the FAIR Of the FRANKLIN INSTI-
TUTE, Philadelphia, Oct. 1S4S, the only Bath that
ever took premium at that Institution. And was
also awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the FAIR
of the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, November,
lS4S In addition to the above this Bath has
ceived the sanction of some of the most scientific
Patentees, both in Washington and other parts of
the United States, as being the most perfect Bath
offered to the public. The perforated tubes or
jets Of Galvanized Iron, also the guide rods,
which is proof against rust, and each Bath has
Zinc Bottom, this renders the Bath durable, having
machinery to get out of order, yet being perfect
in all its parts pronounced by the Committee of
Inspection at the Franklin Institute Philadelphia.
1t is the only movable Jet Bath patented and the
only Shower Bath that is adapted to Warm and
Cold Bathing.
A great and important Improvement is made in
this Shower Bath over all others by throwing the
water Immediately on the body without wetting the
head, unless at the will pleasure of the bather
by which ladies can have the advantage of bathing
without wetting ths head or covering the same.
The arrangements simple and complete, and
not liable to get out of order; and the bath can be adj
justcd to SUIT any height from small child to the
tallest person. When the door is closed the fixtures
hid and the outside appearance is that of neat
piece of furniture.
Before purchasing, please call and examine the
most perfect arrangement for Shower Bathing ever
offered to the public.
E. LARRABEE,
No. "a S. Calvert street, Baltimore.
Also for sale, Oliver Evans Patent Ventilated,
PERPETRATORS, with Filters attached, the
very best article now in use. ie % IF
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FOREIGN NJ ARK ETS.
(PER STEAMER CANADA
Correspondence OF Lytord's Price Current.

LIVERPOOL, Friday evening, Nov. 16, 1S49.
Money .Narket.-Closing prices in London to-
day were-Consols for Money, 933, for time 93S to
93s. Exchequer Bills As to SIS premium.
Bacon.-A moderate business has been done for
low inferior qualities. Holders of better sorts show
an inclination to meet the purchasers. Mddling
qualities must be quoted dull and easier bought.
Very little doing in Hams. Shoulders have moved
more freely.
Bark.-No sales to report
Beef continues exceedingly dull, meeting only a
retail enquiry, at reduction our former quota
tions. Holders very anxious to clear out their
stocks.
Cheese.-A quiet business has been done at our
quotations. The finer qualities most enquired
for.
Corn, S.c-In the early part of the week our
market showed some symptoms of activity. Wheat
and Flour have slightly advanced, and Indian Corn
has not been offered so freely We had at to-day's
market, limited attendance of buyers, and steady
retail business.
Cotton-Imports this week, 5,6S7 bales; sales,
50,970; and present stock, 39 $50 bales, against
400 800 at same period last year. The demand for
Cotton during the early part of the week was good,
the Trade purchased to fair extent, and in antici
patton Of intelligence from the United States, which
came to hand Tuesday, Spectators operated free
ly. Since then, however, the enquiry has fallen Oft
though the sales of the week are 5000 bales. To
DAYS market sales are 5000 bales Spectators hav-
ing taken 1 900, the market closing heavily.
Lard-A further reduction of Cd. w. cwt has
been submitted to by holders to make sales, which
reached to about 10 tons. The demand has been
very slow.
Pork.-For low qualities there has been fair de-
mand. Good middling qualities can be bought on
easier terms, holders becoming anxious to close
sales.
STITT, COUBROUGH s STITT.
O. See Liverpool Prices Current on inside.
LIVERPOOL, November 16, 1919.
Cotton.-The certainty Of an extremely limited
supply Of Cotton from the United States for the next
six weeks, together with an improved demand for
Yarns and Goods in Manchester, having given fresh
confidence to spectators, have to report large
business in Cotton since the departure Of the last
steamer, with an advance in the official quotations
Of ID for American descriptions, but the trade hav-
ing bought sparngly, tone Of quetness has prevail
ed our market throughout, and many are of opinion
that the advance in the quotations is scarcely ust
fed by the actual business Of to-day prices closing in
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The Commerce Of our Countrywide Imports
and Exports we give what may, perhaps,
be regarded the most important commercial table
of the year. 1t exhibits the imports from, and the
exports to foreign countries, for the year ending
June 30th lS4S the latest period to which we have
official returns. We may state of the total value of
exports, the amount in domestic produce was
132,904, 12l i'm foreign produce, S21, 2,3l5.
Whole number of American vessels entered
during the year ending June 30th, 1S4S, ..9,643
Whole number Of foreign vessels entered. ...7,63l
Total of American and foreign vessels, II PA
Whole number of American vessels cleared 1896
Whole number of foreign vessels cleared, 1874
Total of American and foreign vessels. Ii, 1929
Crews of American vessels entered. Men, 90, 123.
Boys, 4,515 Total, 1OO,63S.
Crews of foreign vessels entered. Men, 72,99S.
Boys, 2,4S1. Total, 75,479.
Crews of American vessels cleared. Men, 97,S6S.
Boys, Alb. Total, 1888
Crews of foreign vessels cleared. Men, 72,S47.
Boys, 2,525. Total, 1882.
VALUE OF EXPORTS.
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otal, 12s,647 ,232 &c, 1851 $3.50 1874, 99s ,92s

Navigation Of the United StateS.-We close our
article for to-day, with the following important in
formation in form at clear, yet condensed, in
relation to the navigation of the United States:
Imports from and Exports to Foreign Countries,
during the Year ending June 30th, 1S4S.
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1St Of October, 1S4S.
Treasury notes of 1872, S130,926 06
Ofthe principal and interest Of the old
funded and ununded debt, and Mis-
sissippi stock, .....................12 7 ,S24 6S
Debt of the corporate cities of the Dis
trct of Columbia, .................1,02 0,000 90
Outstanding Treasury notes of issues of
1887 and lS43, 1877 1888 81
Outstanding Treasury notes Of issues of
1887 and lS43, funded, .12S,72S 90
Loan of 1912 at per cent, ,3S6 03
Loan of lS43 at per cent, ........6 go, 231 80
Loan of 1876 at per cent? .........4 1896, 149 As
Loan of 1S47 at per cent, Gncluding
outstanding Treasury notes and notes
to be issued under that act, and
cluSiUe of the amount of stock issued
under that act for notes issued before
1876, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS ,OOO,s5O So
Five per cent. stock issued in payment
of Mexican indemnity, Military
bounty scrip, at 6 per cent, per act
of February IL, 1S47, .147 500 90
Loan of March 81, 1S4S, including the
amount to be paid in after October l,
1913, .lb,UUU,UUU w
Total, .......... .........*S65,17S ,450 Al
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The Debts Of the States.-The following table
exhibits the debts of the States and the annual in
terest 1t may not be strictly accurate but it is
nearly so as possible. 1t will be that Pennsyl-
vana exhibits very prominent attitude in this ia
ble the gross amount Of her Indebtedness being over
S40,000,000.
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TRAVELLING FACILITIES,
With Distances and Fare from Baltimore
AT BALTIMORE.
For Philadelphia and New York.

For PHILADELPHIA and New York
About 100 miles, S3-About 200 miles, lass.
Cars Iearc. fire due
Daily, at. .......S p. NJ. Daily, at. ...... 10 p. NJ
''i'S' enc ''"h'' A. Ne Daily exc sun q r NJ
IS miles u 5O-7O miles % 12I
Cors yoorc
Daily AT D,ur oxo Sur s1 \,
Daily, exc. Sun a PM and p. NJ.
For Washington city.
~ mlles2 sl'oo-(ho round TRIP Ilckets issueu')
Daly' AT A.. M'' ana I'aly' o A. NJ ~ p NJ
ana ll4 p NJ
For Cumberland, &c.
IT'S miles, S7-Wheeling, S11-Pittsburg, SO.
Daily, at ......74 A. M. Daily, at. ......6 p. NJ
For EiIicott,s Mills and Frederick.
Is miles 80 cts-62 miles, 81. 80.
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MAST INDIA AND SCOTCH ALE

hNAST INDIA AND SCUTCH ALE.-
IHI 60 casks very superior East India Pale Ale in
quart bottles-7 doz. each, of Sherock's cele--
brated brand.
100 casks of Doves Falkirk Ale in pints--6
doz. each.
for sale By
SAM. X. GEORGE,
&C Is No. German St.
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PATENT HAMMERED SHIP AND
ROAT SPIKES.

MEADE BY THE ALBANY IRON AND
IVA NAIL WORKS, TROY, N. Y, of superior
quality. Also, RAIL ROAD SPIKES of all de-
scriptions, and BOILER RIVETS, large supply
constantly on hand for sale at manufacturers prices
by f. PRATT * BROTHER,
lie ~ 81 g. 20 South Charles street.
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FOREIGN STEAM Il OTHER PACKETS
days of saiIing.)
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.

CUNARD LINE.-Sats. for america ,oeekly.
Cambria, ...Shannon, For Boston, .....Oct. 81
America, :. Harrison, For New York.. Nov. 3
Caledonia, .Leitch, For Boston,. &c 10
Canada, ..Judlsins, For New York;. &C II
Niagara, 49,. Ryrie, ...For Boston,. "a
Europa, .....Lott, ......For New York. Dec. l
Hibernia,. .. Stone, ...For Boston,. Is
America, HARRISON. For New York;. &c %
CUNARD LINE-For Liverpool ,oeekly.
Cambria, Shannon, From Boston,. NOV. 81
America, -. Harrison, From New York.. " %
Caledonia. .Letch,. From Boston, ....Dec. 5
Canada. .Judkins, From New York, 4" -
Niagara, ....Ryrie,. ...From Boston, /" 10
Europa. Lott, From New York, " 26
Hibernia, Stone, From Boston, ..Jan. 2
America, Harrison, From New York;. " 16
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~ Cham Cables to Il inch, close linked and
dstuded for sale, toarrve from the Liverpool Works.
Orders for Anchors and outfits generally will be
executed with despatch, and at low prices, by the
Agent.
SAM K. GEORGE, IS
oc Is If No. a, German st.
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HOLDEN IL co.
BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKERS.

Corner of Lombard and Gay streets,
opposite the Custom House,
BALTIMORE.
All the varieties of SHIP BISCUTEand CRACK
Frs constantly on hand and for sale, wholesale and
retail. june If
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THE UNITED STATES.

POSTAGE, COINAGE, COMMERCE AND MISCELLANEOUS.
From the American Almanac, for 1850.
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II. SINCLAIR, JR. L. co.
MACHINE AND PLOV
MANUFACTURERS,
NURSERY ANE SEEDSMEN,

No GO Light street,
3S-PLOWS, SC. FOR THE COLONIES AND
SOUTHERN PORTS, DETACHED & PACK
ED IN SMALL COMPASS FOR SHIPMENT.
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Total, ..S15l, 0l7,714

The Debt Of the United StateS.-On the list of
October, 1913, the debt Of the United States was
thus estmated:-
Statement ofthe Debts Qfthe United States on the
Isl of OctObgT, lSlS
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From the American Almanac for 1850.
The Coinage Of the United StateS.-During the
year 1913, the gross amount of the coinage of the
Mint of the United States and Branches, amounted
to S5,S79720.
The coinage of the Mint from 1892, including the
coinage of the Branch MINIS since 1898, gives the
following aggregates
Gold, .............. ST, 34l ,44O
Silver. .73, 466,514
Copper. ..................1,2O 9,759
I,otnl c1S1 n11 ia
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*This includes the whole amount negotiated and
authorized, to which may be added about S26 ,OOC
for Mexican indemnity of bounty scrip
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PRINTED BY JOS. ROBINSON,
BOOK AND JOB PRIN L Il II,
No. III BALTIMORE STREET
POST OFFICE. -MAILS

Are conveyed by Rail Road Cars and Stages daily
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BALTIMORE
WEEKLY COMMERCIAL JOURNAL
AND LYFORD'S PRICE-CURRENT,
Is published every Saturday Morning, at No III
Baltimore street, near South,
BY w. G. Word,
Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS
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Twelve and a half cents, for a single sheet.
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CLOSE: DUE
East'n, dai. ,ex. Sun. SAM. &7PM.. so AM S3P.M
Sunday, ................7 p. NJ. .........11 p NJ
Great Southern, daily, ....5 A. NJ. ........Sp NJ.
Washington, daily, 5&SA.M., 4P. M...S4 A.M&Sp.M
Western, daily. 10 A. Mo-. ."..64 p. NJ.
Winchester, Va. Sun. IS A. M..........G4 p. NJ.
York, Pa. Route, ex. Sun. A. NJ. .....64 p. NJ.
Annapolis, Md. ex. Sun. IS A. M..........S4 A. NJ.
Norfolk, daily, ex. Sunday, at P. NJ.
dine daily ex Monday at & A. NJ
Glasgow weekly times., 1849-12-13
MORE OF THE DEPIcIT.--All tn

MORE OF THE DEFICIT. All the
money used by the Government, for
any purpose, comes from the pocket
of the people. 1t is the Toll and sweat
of the laboring people which supply
the officers of the Government.-[ Union
And it is the dishonesty and profliga
dy of,he dynasty of peculators which
have emp,ied them. Yet the Union
and its friends have uniformly opposed
the administrations which have expen.
ded the least money, and supported the
most eItravagant, The men who plum
der the public Golfers, or are responsi
BILE for The plunder, are sustained and
defended by the Union, are vouched for
as "innocent defaulters," and Wing Ad,
ministration is assailed for not cover.
ing up their abuses,
lfthe Union believes what il saws,
what does il think of an administration.
which in three years, added $40 900 900
Of public debt to the burlhens of the
people. Mr.. Folks administration did
this. The public debt in ls4s was
$65,sO4450. The public debt in ls45
was Sl6,s0l SAT. The difference is
s49,Oo2,703. All this money mus,
come from The pockets of the people.
Who takes it from the pockets Of The
peoPle" We apprehend that The men
who contrac, the debt are he offend.
ers. Or does the Union call for repu.
dialion?--[ Republic.
Glasgow weekly times., 1849-12-13
TELEGRAPH The work for con

TELEGRAPH The work for con
Meeting ST. Louis and Fort Leaven
worth, by telegraph, HAS DEEM coNMnN
cEp, and will be pressed to ian early
completion" Shall we have a stationl
From three TO five thousand dollars
worth Of stock will secure ii-and there
is no doubt but that the stock will yield
a good per cent. Our citizens have
the money: have they the en,erprisel
We trust they have.
Glasgow weekly times., 1849-12-13
BREACu OF PRoMIsE.-A suit, f

Breach OF PRoMIsE.-A suit, for
the breach Of marriage contract, was
lately tried in Philadelphia, where the
defence set up was, that the contract
was made on Sunday. and therefore
void. On this point. the Judges charge
10 the jury is thus reported:
THAT the law in regard to Sunday
contracts did not extend TO contracts of
marriage, which, by many religious
sects were considered as solemn sacra-
ments, to be only sanctioned by i'm.
pressive ceremonies
THE contracts made on SUNDAY,
which are void. are those relating TO
worldly business. To hold that mar
riages solemnizad on that day were
void, would be TO disturb thousands of
marriages which have been contracted
and to render illcgilimale very large
number ofcitizens. The jury found
verdict for plaintiff for $500.
Glasgow weekly times., 1849-12-13

LEAD MINE.-We noticed some time
since, the discovery of lead ore, on the
farm Of Mr.. Thomas G. Brown, Of this
county. Mr., Brown left at our Office
q few days since, specimen Of this
ore, which is pronounced by all who
have seen it. 10 be exceedingly pure,
II was ploughed up in field of Mr..
B's on The point of ridge. Several
pieces were found. one of which weigh.
cd some six pounds. On the same
hill. several Indian tools. made Of flint
rock. were also found. one Of which
was left at this Office with The ore. The
hill has not been dug into, as yet. bu.
we suppose it will be, and further dis
coveries made. The Indian tools are
such as might have been used for mining
purposes, and further research will
doubtless disclose other interesting re-
Iies if not a rich mine of lead ore.
Glasgow weekly times., 1849-12-13

RoDBERy--The shop of,Mr. Layman,
Merchant Tailor, of this place, was bro.
ken open on Monday night, and robbed
of abou, 500 worth of clothing, chiefly
coats.
On Tuesday, The clothing was found
part secre,cd in warehouse and the
balance in the possession of laborer
by the name of John Mcdonald, who
has been about here for some time
He was arrested, tried before Justice
Digges, and committed 10 Jail.
Glasgow weekly times., 1849-12-13

New YoRK ELEc TIoN!-There is
every reason. says the Albany Evening
Journal, 10 be well satisfied with the
resul, of the election. for We see in il,
satisfactory evidence of The future
strength and enduring ascendancy of
the Whig party.
In November, ls4s, the majority
against the Wing party, on the Presi-
dental vote was l5,500. Agains, this
vote, united, we had TO contend in the
recent election. Having obtained easy
trumphs for Two years. The Wings
were in a degree disorganized. But
enough was done 10 show its zeal and
strength; and enough was omitted to
show that there is a reserved vote suf.
fcient for the next emergency.