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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

The Pork Trade. The Pora trade in Boston has
nearly trebled within year. The East is fast
drawing the trade from the West. BY the boats
ana cars enormous numbers OF hogs are brought
from inc west TO Boston to be slaughtered So
spare comparatively, is the population West that
1t IS almost impossible TO consume the lean In
the vicinity OF great cities the difficulty is obyi
aled and seriouSloss avoided - LoweH Journal
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Miss Marion g, Eaton.

VIII commence the second quarter of her SCHOOL for
Young Ladies and Misses. MONDAY, December 3rd in
the new Brick block Main Street opposite the
MI samuel Cotton Terms from So to S. per quarter
cording to studies pursued Nv"
DR.. Smalley George Bates Md. Geo H. Rice. ESQ Nv
Nov 10. ' Ad I.ns
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26
Cincimmati anna s.. Louis-

Inc subscriber contempates leaving this civ co Al .
apout the 9th OF next month, with the expec,.on
olpassins portion of the coming winter in the abdv
anu ne WIN be happy to attend to any husiness
when may be entrusted to hm-such as the purchase "nS
OF or the settlement and adjustment Of
Pn IN .nTse ana the intervening neghborng cities
reuse cal at me Counting DOM of Messrs R T. Hin
DON Il Co., opposite Central Exchange :" - Lab
Worcester Nov 96 DIT JONATHAN CApv
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

FRUITS OF AN UUJUsr WAR. 1t is stated
on what seems to be good authority, that there
will be deficit of between fifteen and faoeatu
millions OF dollars in the amount of revenue
which will be requisite to meet the expenditures
Oh the Government for the fiscal years, ending
the goth OF June, 1870, and 1851. This enor.
nous short coming is occasioned entirely by the
extraordinary expenditures OF the Government.
growing out OF the Mexican war, and the treaty
with that country.--B0ston Chronofupe.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

SLAVERY AGITATION IN GEORGIA. In the
Legislature OF Georgia few days since, series
OF resolutions was introduced by Mr.. Clayton, in
the Senate, and Mr.. Cartel in the House, denv-
ing the authority OF Congress to interfere with
me existence OF Slavery in the District of Co
lumbia, and taking ground against the Wilmot
Proviso, wherever attempted TO be applied. The
resolutions charge the non slaveholding States
win encroaching upon the constitutional rights
oil the South, and assert that IN the event OF the
passage oil the Wilmot Proviso by Congress, the
abolition OF Slavery in the District of Columbia.
or the con tinued refusal OF the non saveholdiDg
states to deliver up fugitive slaves, it will be-.
come the immediate and imperative duty of the
people OF Georgia TO meet in Convention 10 take
INTO consideration the mode and measure of re.
uress. The resolutions were to be taken up on
the goth inst
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

UP There is a story in the papers that Old Whitley
formerly belonged TO circus company and that when
the general first rode him at review as quick as he
heard the music he began to go round in ring, and
onnd and round they went the an'--one Juggling
at the Bit the o.her at the rens-unti at last to the n>
nite amusement of his fellow officers the humble inn.
alor Of the first and best' landed on The turf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

Few people says the Madison Banner, ex
cept builders, are aware of the advantage Of wet
ting bricks before laying them. A wall twelve
inches thick, built OF good mortar with brick well
soaked is stronger, in every respect, than one
sixteen inches thick built dry.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

History THE WORLD. Such is the tale Of
sunerb work now before work, which embraces
the important connected with the history of every
nation on the globe, containing account Of
the rse progress, and present. condition of each En-
pre- Kingdom, aud Stale, written in cea. and feci.
tous style.
With pleasure we announce the appearance Of this
splendid work the need of which has long been felt
both by The student and general reader; and we can
heartily recommend it every lover Of literature, as
book exhibiting great historical research.
The authorize fully explored the field of history, and,
while he has called its most Interesting and important
facts, has left its rubbish.-'hus embodvng in these
beautiful volumes, what might nappro priaeIy, be
termed the gems Of history.
70 the people of this country this work is peculiarly
adapted and every lover of his native land should well
consult this History OF the Nations that he may have en-
lghtened views Of the destiny of the Americas Repub
lie, whose brilliant history accurately recorded by
the pen of Mr.. Inman.
This part Of the history relating TO Mexico, California
&C., wilt be found exceedingly interesting.
Mr.. CoIver, the agent ofhe well known publisher, Mr.
Bile, is now in this place, procuring Subscribers for The
work, and, from its low rice hak he will be liber
ally patronsed by our citizens
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w. o. RENTES. Artist

lias returned to his studio, In WNRREN BLOCK Peal
ply thom with LANDSCAPE anu sup
MIR B has little time tn he could devote IN Tns,uc
in Landscape Painting Those who are Jesirons oF on
ing ms bold style of Painting have the opportunity
J,,tc'
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MISS RRUcE

las REMOVED her DRAWING SCHOOL to No 6 Worren
Bock where she can he found during the dav excentng
wednesday and Saturday afternoons and in the evening" 81
her boarding place, at Nh Dycrs Pleasant St Pupils can
receive their lessons at hours which will he most ron
lent for them. diff Viorcoa'o os' n Tuneeh-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

y The Salem Gazett says:-We have seen
within few weeks, probably not less than
hundred letters from CALIFORNIA; every one Of
which concurs in the advice, s'if you can live at
home, don't come here''
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26
FOR SALE,

AwA 3 Cottages, Zone double single,) situated near
E:M1 the "a Methodist Church. Each Cottage has
number OF Fruit Trees some in bearing condition. The
ABOVE oilers rare chance TO any wishing locate
ewneris about leaving the City, For further particulars
Esquire at this office. J6 DIST W.T.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

LARGE SALE The extensive Establishment known
as The Easton Iron boundary, was sold at Auction UNI
der direction of Assisnees, on Tuesday. We under>
stand was struck off to Odkes Ames Esq, of Easton
fo fifteen thousand dollars We told that the estab
lshne-t has been estimated to be worth from g75 900
TO $4,000.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

SEcEssIoN.-The Rev. DR. Forbes, of St.
Luke's Church, New York, has become con.
vert to the Romish faith and Withdrawn from the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

The TURTH IS, AMI il has long been secret to us
that those who make Urge sales grow rich on small
profts. George w. Simmons of OAK Hall, Boston
gives good bargains 10 those Of any kind Of
clothing.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

The CoTToN CRoP.-Dlriug the Autumn, we are
always Threatened with short crop OF cotton and are
told OF all kinds OF caames having befaen The plant
or need as II is called at the South. The present sea-
son, the coakngs have been unusually rife so that pur>
chasers and consumers appear pretty generally have
been convinced that the crop would be greatly short OF
an average yied. The consequence has BEEN that the
article has, gradually, but steadily advanced IN price.
I'LL II is now a5cu, twice the price year ago -
But the@season far advanced that The deception
cannot be kept up much longer and look for a very
considerable decline Ar agent of of the a. ges,
cotton houses in Boston writes home from New Orleans
that he has travelled through Georgia and Alabama and
that the crop is very iaihat i: will be 225 COO bales
at the lowest estimate. We believe the crop has never
come up to that quantity in than or two years
lie SAYS Thar factors free sellers indicating that they
do not believe The crop viii be short and adds that he
looks for a decline in December, if not sooner The
letter is published in the Boston Journal.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

" The Edinburgh Review says the cabbage
contains more muscle sustaining nutriment than
any other vegetable whatever. Boiled cabbage
and corDed beef make fity-two as good dinners
in twelve months as mau can eat.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

70 All persons subject to COUGHS Colds e.
should keep supply Of adams Cough specfc IN bnd
It can be obtained of CIRCUIT, 2OI Main ST. Price 95
SS"''' n2d2twlt
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

u Gov. Briggs is in minority Of 262l votes be,
sides The scat ering, to be counted agdins; him in III
official returns which will make il up 10 about 5000
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

Ey The beautiful homestead Of the late Gov.
ernor Strong, in Northampton, is about to be cut
up into house lots and sold.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

u A West Chester emigrant, now in the gold
land, writes back to one of his friends the follow.
ing piece of judicious advice :-"Stay at home,
and thank God that you have something to eat to
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

" Letters from M. Bodisco states that he had
very pleasant interview with the Emperor.
Nothing said about that "banishment.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26

% 1t said that sort of political rupture" has oc.
Cured between Nessrs. Clayton, Ewing and Meredith
# the cabinet.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26
Situation Wanted.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN OYSTERS

A SITUATION by Young Woman in private family
She Is well acquainted with all kinds of house vori
ana can urnish good recommendations Inonre NJ Ions
MURPHYs, No. Spring st. d6tt NV S Of
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Royal Mail Steamship Gale
donia.

The Caledonia arrived at Boston on Friday
morning, ii 2 days from Liverpool.
The news by her is otno particular importance.
During the week proceeding her sailing, there
had been sales OF cotton on speculation TO the
amount OF 10000 bales, and prices had advanced
d. to IA d. a ID. on American upland. OH
er kinds were stationary.
Gen d. Hautpoul is at the head of the new
French Ministry and Ferdinand Barrot, brother
TO 0dillon, is Minister of the INTERIOR Achie
Faud, one OF the Ministers, is a Jew Banker
Dumas, the writer, is Minister of Commerce
and Agriculture. The dissolution OF the late
Ministry, it was said, was fastened by the dis
covery OF legitamist conspiracy to restore the
Bourbons by revolution. The quarrel between
the President and other members of the Bona
parte family was in train OF adjustment. The
Presidel had adopted satisfactory policy on the
Russian and Turkish question.
Several Hungarian refugees had arrived at
Hamburg, and were boarded and lodged by the
inhabitants gratis
Hayman had published partial amnesty at
Presburg, under which, 56 Hungarian prisoners
were liberated.
Det lied accounts are published of the proceed
ings and return of Sir James Rop's unsuccessful
expedition in search of Capt. Franklin.
The Emperor Nicholas is said to be much an
noyed at the decisive attitude assumed by Eng
land on the Turkish question.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24

The Home Dcpartment-Thc correspondent Of the
New York Journal of Commerce. writing from
Washington, says
il is now understood that the law creating the
Department OF the interior, transfers the Srcrrta-
rs OF the Home Department all the patronage Of the
Indian Department, which, in the West, is cxtcn-
Sivc, and source Of great political influence; and all
the patronage OF the ars connected with the public
lands, which is fast increasing, ard another great
field for political operations. BESIDES all this, the
Secretary has undrr his direction and patI onagc the
Patent Oihcs, with very considerable influence at
tending ii.
Th|n he has the same power over some minor
public establishments. 1t appears that all this is the
result OF new construction OF the Act-doubtlcss its
prop end aud intend d construciuu;-but it was not
understood when the Act passed in so great hurry
through Congress, that the Secretary thus Great
cd, TO have the power Of rrtnoya al and APP
ponent (subjrct, Of COURSE, TO the direction of the
PrcSidcnt) ovrr all these Offices, which had been
exercised by the Secretaries Of State and w ar, and
Of the Treasury, 10 which they heretofore at
tachcd.
know that it und ,rstood by many in Con-
gross. that the Act did not separate the above
toned bureau from the appointing authority Of the
State, War, and Treasury departments, respective
ly But it that the official importance of
these departments is much diminished BY the Act:
and that the head Of the Home Department is 10
have field Of patronage, ua"Xamplrd in extent eX-
cept by the Post Office establishments
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24

Electro Magnetism, we feel quite sure, from OBJ
scrvation of some experiments made in Washing
ton recently, will, sooner or later, in cases,
take the place of steam power. Professor Page has
constructed an engine, which moving single
cylinder press, sclfhying-and everything worked
well as if steam driving it. He has succeed
ed in creating better combination Of power than
anybody before him. and the only question now 10
test is the cost-thc comparative coSt-of steam and
electro magnetism. Professor Page has been fortu-
nate enough also TO appropriation from Con
grcss of $4,000, to enable him TO continue his
pcrmcnts.
But electro magnetism, suspect, can come
in competition with steam as moving pow er for
steamboats,, &c, &c.,-bccause are inclined 10
believe ii must cost much more than coal. Never
thccss, in cases where motion is only wanted by fits
and starts, in small quantities and rapid calls,
in places where steam boilers would be unsafe, in
convenient there, some day or other, expect to
see electro magnetism doing great deal of work,
and thus very often relieving human labor.
There is no forcsccing, however, to what great or
vast purposes this as yet unknown power can be put.
We look TO Professor Pages continued experiments
with lively intcrcst.-N. Y. Express
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24
APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE,
FOREIGN.
LirerpooI-Saip Lames Corner.

~ LtrepooNSh!p james Corner
SAT- Soo SACKS me 1910 DO common ana 100 IONS
loose, Corner q sons copper 80 oxs' Deer ~ BOT
i'es ~ cskS, empty SACKS u paies o1h'purSS 40
blankets . 40, > II GeoIgT; mdZe Dae, lihIhs 40
cases MliFah q " nIiah'' iron @oo} parS %
Ddis' tariShorhe' Rogers 20; I'm hla's ~ oNs,
frat' BRO; empty SACKS DaiGs' braHns y ocNe;
nidHe GRATIS ASOury 20; ~ oaIsS' urieVeS;
- crates - mas, burgess D"ie q 20; csKS,
refers; case L casl; 40, Haegcr q pro,
csks' Dner norris; DNS, brown q pro;
case, huSse'i, nSrCer 20 Gsh' f. 'ehkins q SUI
! 90 D csks, 1 vi hehZ,ri IL 10 pSh's' S'cHnry q
bea't!; cSkS Dag, :" aesche q h"uhu cSk'
ScnnnZ; 40 CASE houry @ Sohs; 90 csNS,
+ Noss; Kegs, Jones; ~ csRs, ara bro; d
do Anderson q JesSoP; cases, / Lcwls' 40
Mpprimeyer prauS; ~ crates; !" surrey; | csN'
' an Lev, Smih q 20 ohes' iuino"' y Si"uv'
pkgS; Molinger GorSuch; ScsKs2 cases schaei-
fer Loncy; - csks, AID ri y bro; pigs NOR
ris Bro; csks, Cortlan Co; mdze 10y crates ~
csks. copper 30 cases. order
L'ccpooi-Sh'p 4hacedonidn'
Iron lou tons Pig oznaDurgs bales, mdzc DIS,
George; " crates MarSteh bios; cases
Brown Bro; : cSks an Lew sml'h y 20; -
Trust; hhds, Smith \ Atkinson; case Gan
field, Bro x Co; J.; + Flckey sons; io' Srckney
Beatty; iron 500 bars $50 bdiS " Plates BROOKS;
hardware II csks cases, C9flcy, Cioppcr 20;
earthcnwarc oil crates burgess Daic y 20; nara.
ware b csks pd'S' " froctof y Sohs; pigs,
w h'''"S %, q -, ~, 1SHs - it"' GUY "1" W. " "
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24

CienfUcgos, (CuJa) Brig Mary.
Sugar lyl hhds 10 tres % brls, mUllssts 80 hhds,
Johnson & Travcrs.
CieHCuegoy, (Guba) Sch. Enterprise.
Sugar l3o hhds, moasscs 81 do, w Howell & Son
Ctcgfugos. (Cu6a) Sch. Scotia.
Sugar POI hhds - tres 81 brIs, cigars bales,
Spence & Reid.
lIatanzds i Brig Aition Cooper.
Sugar l2I hhds 235 bxs, molasscs 81 hhds John
son & Travers pine apples $50 plantains 200, order
-HatqHzaS-.Sch Gen. Jnylor
Moiasses II hhds brls, Hooper \ Sons; fruit
a small quantity, master.
utuHzus-Sch Mary.
Molasses ll3 hhds u tres brls, + II jerks.
Ragged ki0nd-Sch lIdry HIRis.
Hides % bis, salt 3O76 bushels, pine apples 40
doz, + T Montcl.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24
COASTWISE.

B0ston--Brig Lincoln.
Figs sou drums, l. Cuttings; candles 80 bNs, plas-
ter % tons, F II Jynks stearne lao brls, hides 4
bales, mdZe 1929 pkgs, sundry conSgnecs.
Boston, Brig Douer.
Ginger 100 bags, cloves | csk, + PITT; gnnny
bags 10 bales, mdzc 1900 pkgs, sundry consgnecs.
NerD Yoyh-Sca. Panama.
Wine 2S c,ks, II Lennon Co; Or hf pipe
do, Harvey, Carson S Co; sugar 10 hl b>s, & Small;
coffee bags, + W Bruno s; Sons; cJrdagc 10 coils
Hooper & ChcsebrUush; hats 10 cases, Elder, Gel
ston & Co; mdzc 3I9 pkgs, sundry persons.
NorJ0,k-Sch. Gen. 1uyior.
Spirits Turpcmtinc 10 cSks, shingles 81 $50, Cor
ner & Sons; cocoa 10000, honey 80 csks brIs
lumber a quantity, snndry persons.
Mobile Brig dn,csbury.
Cotton % bales, Spence q REID; 300 do, order.
HoJEe-Sch. JUDITH Irard.
Cotton . IS bales, sundry persons.
41pat ichic0a-Sch. Creole.
Cotton 81 bales, Reynolds & Smith.
.Nelr OrLcunS-ShiD Prentice
Sugar 10 hhds, w Harrison; llD do, Withins-
ton & Eastman pork sides 65 binds, w ii Robson;
hams 80 tres ani brs, Love, Martin K Co; SIDES u
hhls, Drakeley & Fcnion; IS do, J M'Cullogh &
Manu-. Co; l0l do, Wilson, Kelly X Co; III DO,
lead 1900 pigs, bacon 100 hhds, pork and lard 81
brls sugar ~ hhds, order.
Ne,c Or!cany-Barh Lucy ian.
Sugar BAL hhds, moiaSscs $50 brs, W lison, Kelly
Neg O,icpos-E.uk Louisa.
Lard 81 brls ii hi do Ia kegs, pork % hhds, W
cnson; whiskcy loo do. Sullivan y Sons, 10 do,
Love, Martin & 90; sugar 10 hhd,, Wilmington y
Easlman porl, los brls, lard 81 kegs, hays; sugar
1872 hhds, " 6 Harrison; bacon 81 csls, M'CuI-
logh & CO.. l23 hhds shoulder 81 do, ols IS brls,
moss 81 bates, hides BIZ bds, grease hrls, sugar
''','- Tr,g O,lems-- Brig 4rcLitect.
Sugar II hhas, Spence & Reid; bacon 80 do. w
II Robson: seed Is brs, candles POI bxs Elder
ca, t4lIUfy iitlS Eortk %
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AND INSTRUCTIONS
TO POSlMASTERS,

Relative TO the Rating Of Letters, the Return OF
Dead Letters, Transient Newspapers, and the
Postmarking of Letters conveyed by the British
and United States International Mails.
Hereafter, when a letter exceeds ounce in
weight but does not exceed two ounces, il will be
rated with four charges Of single postage; when il
exceeds two ounces, but does not exceed three. it
will be rated with six charges Of single postage;
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24

Postage Newspapers the instructions TO
Postmastcrs, it is decided that transient newspapers
will hereafter he subjected to the general newspaper
rate of one cent within the State aud one and half
cents for any distance not exceeding 100 miles, where
the newspaper is sent from State 10 another.
Such postage in all 10 be prepaid.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24

First irrival The first canal boat from the Sus-
quehanna valley arrived at this port on Thursday
from Lewistown, in tow Of the steamer Lancaster,
with Wheat, Flour and Cloversccd, to Nj. Herr.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24

BEEF CATTLE The offerings at the drove
yards last Monday were on more limited scale
THAI il has recently been province TO report; and
only about half of them found buyers. OF 100 head
sale, 366 were taken by city Butchers aud pack
crs (only 90 TO the lattcr) 80 driven EaStwarly,
and ~ left drovcrs' hands. The prices
paid, which show advance, ranged from 80 to
$ %, gross, equivalent to sass - per 100 lbs,
net Live Hogs, with moderate supply, are $500
s 5.75, rather below the rates current last week
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24
Letter Sheet prices Current.

a Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evenings printed on fine paper and adapted
TO correspondence, be had at the Printing Office
of this paper, n. w. of Baltimore and IIolli
day streets, up Stairs,) to-day by o'clock, at g.
cts. single, or cts. each, for more copies.
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Nails and TrnVciI

Nails and TRAY ceiling Facilities.
On the first page Of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails different
citics-Stcamboat and Car rcgnlations-DcparturcS
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, sc.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24

LATEST DATES-FRom
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 81. HAVRE, Feb. 81.
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as AHTH w ID Es g.:

SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1919.
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lis on London sstcrl'g 6Odays,6 a per ct. prem.


Exports of Merchandise from the Port of Baltimore
to Foreign Countries, during the week ending 2lst
March, 1919.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24

EXCHANGE.-Scrngh has further declined and
cannot quote Gu7 per cent. prem. for 90
days Bills, and but little doing Bills Bremen
down to IS, and on other Continental points pro-
portionably low. We quote as follow for Foreign
and Domestic: