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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-02

SuGAR-The market this month opened unsettled,
holders rm at our last quotations the trade still holding
on the demand being almost exclusively for refining;
"hch sa.e OF thngs continued to the 18th nst when
speculative feeling was shown, followed by active
nemahu win large sales, principally to the trade spec
uito a. rates In addition the sales given
below 300 hhds have been purchased in New York
ing the past week by one of our refpers
Of our present stock only 300 hhds and boxes
In the hands OF importers The sales of the month foot
up 3345 hhds Cuba at So d74 379 hhds Porto Rico at
64 (d74 4S9 hhds Louisiana ar 427 hbds Engi;sh
Island 54 G69; 174 hhds Melado at r. 155 boxes Cen
trifugal at 81 and 943 boxes Clayed at 7G7H eta
The market closes very firm advance our ouot.t;ors
half cent Muscovado and quarter on Clayed. Cmha
for fair choice grocers' styles; Porto Rico 6aG6 fnr
fair, 7d74 for fully fair choice; Louisiana
h4d6 for good common, 64 az for low fair to
fully fair, 74 for prime to choice; Melado 34 4k:
brazil 64 (g64 for browns 74(974 for whites Boxes
to 9, 6d64; 10 to II, 64g74; 13 to 15, 7ks; 16 to
is, @l9 cts.
MoLAssEs.-The business of the month has been unm-
portant awng rmness of holders and small stock
the close there is more inquiry at advanced rates.
sour and prime sweet Porto Rico 30d33 English Island
2o43l; New Orleans 36(d3S cts.
S. p THOMSON & Co., Brokers.
Baltimore, June 3Oth 1855
oALi There is good trade demand and sales ma
King IN ots from store at S0dS5 for Ground Alum, 100
to and Jefry Darcys Fine and 140 cts.
sto - - - "
WHlskEf;-Fhe stock in first hands has become very
much reduced and the sensiby affected by an adj
vance In the Wests mant lined with much frmness We
note sales OF l25 bbls Ohio made late at
and to-day 100 bbls at % cts and rs hills Pennsvivania
dark packages, at q cts.
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WASHINGTON NEWS JT1y

The Oregon rumors supposed to be fabrication
Gov Mcullin letter not official and it is believed
here that he was imposed upon.
Captain Swords Quartermaster at San Francisco writes
that he had received information of the rerepored
verses OF the troops and states that he had been requested
to hurry forward renforcements and supplies.
The Oregon steamer arrived at San Francisco only
few hours before the sailing of the Panama steamer.
Cen Clarke sends nothing to the Department but his Ad
jutant Capt Mccall, writes that the of disaster
unfounded.
Senor Mata is here and leaves to morrow for New Or
leans and is understood for Vera Cruz The question
is asked if Jaurez government which he repre-
sent likely to succeed, why does he leave at such
critical time?
The administration has resolved to place sufficient
naval force each side of the Transit through Mica
to protect citizens and obstruction
of the passage that great highway by any what
1t is thought from the language of the Paraguay gov
ernment to Brazil and from information received in other
directions that matters between Paraguay
try are in a more favorable condition for settlement.
1t is believed that the President will have to take de
cided measures to bring the Government of New Grana
da to terms in settling the difficulties which the Cass Her
can Convention was intended to settle.
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For THE SPRINGs-Persons visiting Berkeley, Bedford
Capon, Jordan's Shannondale White Sulphur and other
of the Virginia Springs will find facilities offered for reach
ing those points by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad which
will commend that route to their consideration This
road Is IN superior order, and the various trains make
thelr connections and observe the time table in the strict
est manner that visitors to the Springs rely upon
reaching their destination at the time specified in the ad
Nerseen OF the Co pany published in another column
FOR CAPE MAY.-Visiters to this delightful watering
place Will be glad to learn that arrangements have been
made so that by taking the past O'Clock train
over the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road they can connect at New Castle with the daily line
o New YORK steamers for the Cape arriving there early
in the afternoon.
BALTIMORE MUsEUM.-'The Rose of Wissahkon - writ
ten by Professor F. CHURcHLL will be produced the
Museum this evening The Building is well ventilated,
ana Is most agreeable place of resort for peO
pie as well as for the strangers who passing through
the city.
DR. BoYNToNs LECTuRE.The first lecture of the course
on "eoogy VIII be delivered at the Maryland Institute
this evening.
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MARYLAND NEWS.

From fhe Cumberland TeIegraph, JlHy1.l
DEAD FIsH-The branch of the canal the east side
of the Island, extending from Shrvcr's mill the Cum
berand Coal and Iron Companys BASIN which is supplied
with water from the race, exhibited sight on Monday
which all lovers of the piscatory art depore The
shores just at the edge of the water lined with thou
sands of dead fish of all kinds and the stencil produced
by the bloated and putrid mass awful.
Navigation will he resumed on the canal today The
work throughout its whole extent is in good order.
The slide of rocks a the tunnel and the sand
at the seven locks have been and the breach
the path, Harper Ferry well that in Dan
No 4, have been repaired permit the passage
boats.
The Frostburg Bank has declared a semi-annual dfvi
dend of five per cent payable the 10th inst The Cum
berland Bank of Allegheny has declared dividend of six
day
The weather in this region continues fine, but OPP
pressve account of the heat We have seldom it
hotter The thermometer indicates daily degree of heat
ranging from Sc to 92sin the shade
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Thomas Harper was arrested yesterday by policeman
Bishop on the charge of stealing of harness. the
property OF L. Page one set of harness. the property
Hayward Bartlett and one police overcoat the property
Of William Fowler The stolen articles some davs since
were found in the possession of German who stated that
Harper had disposed of them him Harper
and confessed that he had sold them that he had
purchased them from hoy. He arragned before
Justice Ensor and committed to Jail for Court.
+. Riley and NJ. Dolphin arrested on Wednesday
by officer j. Scherer charged with occupying the wrong
stand with their hacks They each fined 81 and
costs by Justice Mckinley the former appealed from the
decision of the Justice
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LAWS OF DWoRCE.-We have thirty-two States,
and there are almost many different laws of di-
vorce as there are States. The reader may see
some of these differences by the following state
ment:
|. In the States of Georgia, Alabama, and
Mississippi, two-thirds of the Legislature nus' Us
concur with decision by the court to make " III
yorce
.. In Delaware, Virginia, South CaroLlna Lou I1u
isiana, and Missouri divorce can oS gihteu G1 ou'
by special act of the Legislature anu 7ou'n 'a'ol-
ma has never granted a divorce. o,.. , u
3 In the States of Connecticut, Ohio, and Hi
nois all divorces are total VII 49,, Mil. r.
r. !iirr IN Int adultery is cause of divorce.
o'ii'' In illinois years absence only is cause
of divorce. IT.. IL.
tbe discretion of the court. In the recent Presbv-
terian Assembly, at Chicago, an elder from that
State rose, the trial of Mr.. Shield and said that
as he from Indiana he desired to put on record
that Amos Davis goes against DIVORCE Cincinnati
Gazette.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

There another large supply of Beeves in the yards
today, and quote still further decline of about 81
per hundred pounds all qualities. Brokers were
making strenuous efforts to keep prices, especially the
first quality Beeves which and wanted, but
for which butchers refused pay high last week by
nearly pound. During the morning few sales
made at rife nine cents, but afterwards
found utterly impossible to obtain cents and
sales making of the best offerings at S&GSA
1t was thought that many would be left over.
Cows and Calves dull without noticeable change in
prices.
Veals plenty and in consequence of the low price of
Beef cheaper, the best bringing only cts in
Sheep and Lambs in moderate inquiry at from 81 so
to So. Extras car.
Swine are dull at about previous prices.
The total receipts of all stock at all the yards for the
week follows.
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THE PRINCETON COMMENCEMENT.

THE PRINCETON COMMENCEMENT.
PRINCETON, June 2S.-Already there are distin-
gulshed arrivals, among whom are Gov. Pollock OF
Pa, who delivers the address before the societies
tomorrow at IL A. NJ, Judge Mason, ex-M. c., and
Col. Groom, late candidate for Governor, both of
Maryland, and others. The exercises of tomorrow
are Gov r. oratOn, after which the alumni meet
ing and the meeting of the societies. to discuss the
proposition of the Trustees to take the power of
electing Junior orators from the Hail.
In the evening the following Junior orators, rep
resentlng the two societies, will appear
CLIoSOPHIC.
Frederick Stump, Md.-Motives.
Joseph ii. Robinson, n. Y.-The Living and the
Dead
H. Everett Russell, N. Y-Unity of Action
William David Lumpkin, Tenn.-Eloquence of
Action.
AMERICAN wHIG
Frank Blanchard Hodge, n. Our Relations
VIM. p. Lloyd, n. J.-Pride of Ancestry.
Thos. Goldthwaite, Ala.-The Divine in Art.
Telfair Hodgson, Virgnia-The Puritan and the
Cavalier.
The speakers of the Senior Glass, on Wednesday,
are to be as follows:
}. Howard Wurtz N. J.-Latin Statutory.
McHenry Howard, Md.-English Statutory.
John Wherry, Pa.-Philosophical Grafton.
Morris II. Stratton, New Jersey-Belles -Lettres
Grafton.
George NJ. Gill, N. IA Poem Light
Gresham H. Nimms, Long Island-The Love of
Power.
John McCleery, Pa.-The Restoration in Eng
land; its results.
James Richards, N. Y.-The Boast of Rienzi
Charles E. Hart N. 1.-The Supporters of Art
and Learning.
Sterling Gait, Md.-Mental Power.
Josiah s. Studdiford, n. J.-Christianity Con
tributive to National Permanency
Frank G. Wood, n. Y.-Risks of Thinking
Matthew Newkirk, Pa.-Havelock.
Henry A. Buttz, Pa.-"Juisque Sue Fortune
Faber."
Frank NJ. Wood, N. 1.-THE Power of Music.
David k. Love, Pa.-The British in India
VIM. 5. Shields, Tenn.-The Nobest Mind.
William FL. Conover, Jr., N. Individual Cor
ruption.
Jas. II. Nixon, N. 1.-The Phases of Humanity.
Matthew Van Lear, Md-Belief Without In
Edwin R. Hutchinson, Md-The Wealth of Ma
tons.
John W. Stoddard, O-The Romans Creed.
David W. Moore, Pa.-Contrast of Character
VIM. s. Stryker, N. IA Poem.
John V. l.. Findlay, Md.-Edgar A. Poe.
Henry l.. r. Vandyke, N. 1.-THE Light of the
Mind.
Robert C. Hutchings, N. Y-The Philosophy OF
Charles H. Howell, N. J.-Ingratitude to Great
Men,
ooNFERRING OF DEGREES
Franklin +. Westcott, n. -Valedctory Ora
ton.
JUNE 29th.-The Honorary Degrees to be confer
red tomorrow follows:
Of LII. D., Lorin Andrews Principal nf Kenyon
College, Ohio; George B. Wood and William B.
Hodson.
of d. D., Rev. John Berrien Lindsey Chancellor
of University of Nashville; Rev. Henry Perkins
of Allentown, N. j.; Rev. James A. II. Cornell
New York
Of A. NJ, Rev. Horatio s. Howell, Pa; Rev.
Henry P. Johnston, N. j.; Joseph }. Henry, Pa.
James R. Brace, VIM. II. Brace, Charles T. Wright
George Nixon, Rev. J. A. Whitaker, George P.
Lockwood.
A: B., Ira C. Whitehead, NJ. D., Buffalo, New
York
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

June 30th
PRovIs1oNs.-The market has been very quiet during
the week and notice further decline in every article
with the exception of barrel Lard The demand at the
duced rates quite moderate but the principal holders
are not oerlng their stocks at We partcuaze
the leading transactions as they transpired.
VI Mess Pork, 200 bbs Friday at S1475-lOO do Mon
day at Sl4-65o do yesterday at S45O closing rather
steady at this figure.
Of Bacon, 46 hhds Shoulders at So cts packed-2 500
pieces do at cts loose 25 hhds Shoulders at cents
Sides. ~
OF Bulk Meat 40 hhds Shoulders at cts packed and
2oo0o lbs Sides at 6 cts loose, closing at cts and
cts loose for Shoulders and Sides with many buyers
sellers.
Of Lard, 80 bbls No l. sold on Wednesday at OK cts
400 do do Thursday at 81 cts 700 kegs Saturday
IL cts, and 800 bbls do Monday and Yesterday at OK
cts, closing with fair demand at this figure
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK July 1-Cotton is dull-sales of 200 bales
Today. Flour is frm-saes 1880 bbs. State cents
higher; common to good $375d3S5; Ohio $4 55d4 Go
cts Western white 102d06 cts; red 99d1O0 cts Corn
IS dull-Saes of $4,000 bus. Mixed 70d76% cts yellow
eoGS3 cts Pork is frmMess SIG. 35d 1880 Prime S13
40 Whiskey closed firm at % cts. Sugar is frm-Mus
covado 81 (d64 cts. Porto Rico 6d6a cts Coffee is
firm at 10l02i Turpenne Spirits dun at 43
Rice is heavy. FreightS-Cottou to Liverpool 5-32
NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-The sales of Cotton to-day
were 900 bales at IL cts for midding market clos
three days foot up 900 bales and the receipts of the
same time 050 bales The receipts this port to date
are 200 bales ahead of last year Sugar buoyant at
64G7S cts; prime refined New Orleans 81 cts. Flour
very dull superfne 81 25 Exchange on London lOsl6
l0Sh. Freights-Cotton to Liverpool sd
MOBILE, June 29.The sales of Cotton to-day were 800
bales at ii cts for middng the market closing dull
Sales of last three days $50 bales Receipts of same
time 300 bales.
CHARLESTON June 29The sales of Cotton to-day were
600 bales at unchanged prices
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Fires.

At about 91E O'Clock Wednesday night fire was dis
covered in upper of Col Holbrooks residence,
corner of Madison and Buren, streets 1t supposed
have originated from ETHEREAL oil lamp which had been
LETT burning in the where the children sleep
ing. The fire eXtnguished with but slight dam
age, and without causing alarm.
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ATTEMPT TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE ERIE

ATTEMPT To SETTLE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE ERIE
AND CENTRAL ROADS.
BUFFALO, June 30-An important Railroad Convention
convened at the Clarendon House this morning. to endeav
to settle the differences between the Erie and Central
Roads large number of Delegates present repre-
senting all the principal lines East and West.
The Convention organized by appointing J. W. Brooks
of the Michigan Central Railroad Chairman.
Committee on Resolutions also appointed
The session nharmonious, and the debates stormy
and nothing accomplished. A session is being held
this evening but yet with little prospect
being effected.
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Maine Politics.

PORTLAND, July 1.-The Democratic Convention of this
State met at Augusta yesterday and nominated Manasse
H. Smith for Governor The Convention also strongly en-
dorSed the National Administration
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lIluueSts.

Coroner Sparklin called upon yesterday hold an
inquest upon the body Of young woman named Ellen
lealy about is years of age, who died suddenly her
residence Eastern avenue and Castle alley The
jury, after hearing the evidence, returned verdict
death from visitation of Cod
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State Politics.

UTICA June 30The leading Republicans here express
the determination of pressing Roscoe Conkling of this
city before the next State Convention Governor Hunt
declines the of his name
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5tlonetarp ano Commercial 8euiem.

BALTIMORE, July !, 1855
The Stock Market dull today sales at the Board
amounting something less than $50 Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad improved n 225 shares selling at reg
Mar way sellers option, and S564 buyer 60 days II
closed at S564 bid $56A asked, regular S564 bid s57
asked buyer 6Odays After the Board there sales o,
100 shares the rates In Northern Central there
was nothing doing 1t steady s17x bid SIS asked
regular way.
Both State and City Loans were without movement
They are however, held firmly at former prices Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad bonds are quiet but firm There
sales of 1000 Northern Central mortgage bonds
at 51G5lH For those of 1885 614 bid, GIN asked
1000 Patapsco city bonds sold g. they afterwards
advanced, with sales of 81, 900 at 10 There
sale after the Board of $4,000 10 irmer
with sales of 400 shares SS regular way and seller
days We also note sale of 500 shares Springfield Mi
ming at S2s.
The exchanges the New York Bank Clearing House
Wednesday SIG, ,2s2 1881 and the balances sl44,
S2246
The operations of the New York Sub Treasury on
Wednesday follows:
Total receipts $592 4S51S
Of which from Customs. Il ,439.06
Total payments. 1855, ASP 81
Of which to savannah 50,OOO0O
of which to New Orleans. 500, 10000 90
Total balance. ,4S9, 3.42
The dividends payable in Boston in July to
81 s3 36 against 81 9OS 1872 in January e91 in
July, 1857, and So 700 ,1O4 in January 1857
The interest the City Debt of Philadelphia will be
promptly paid the banks having City Treasu
rer 100000
The from the of England for the week end
ing June 16 gives the following results when compared
with the previous week:
Public deposites. Sc O62 OsO In" " f414 l3e
Other deposites. IS Dec.. 99927
Rest 316l OIL lnc.... 1859
On the other side of the
Government securities G10 $50 12. Increase 479
Other securities II 64S Increase. q 949
Notes unemployed II 229 $50. Increase 259 no
The amount of notes in circulation is 4O5 being
decrease of 20 and the stock Of bullion in both de
parmens is Ell 450, showing decrease of f10l 494
when compared with the preceding return.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
THURSDAY, July l, 1858.
$1,000 N.W.V .RR. BIDS. so shs Canton CO. lsX
1000 RR BIDS I'd m. 81 500 shs. Sp. CO.. cash.. 2A
40Ol g g boo. .514 rs 5shs. B&O RR ..561
2ooo Patco city BIDS 10 100 '' q boo. SIX
1000 g ;" ..67 so % g s6Oaf 20. .56b
AFTER THE BOARD.
75 shs. B, $50 ..5ek
20 SbOaf. ~. .56H
$4,000 Patapsco city BIDS.
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At the late session of the Texas Legislature an
act was passed establishing a Court of Claims, be
fore whom the lst, 3D. Sd, and 4th classes of head
right certificates and all bounty and donation land
warrants, must be presented for registry and ap-
proval, before the first day of September 1888, or
they will be forever debarred.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-02

A Rev. Mr.. Sanford has received three cents dam
ages, for article in the Dutchess On. " Demo-
crdt denouncing in very bitter and personal terms
his Fourth of July Grafton in 1856, which was so
tinctured with Abolition sentiments as to be very
offensive to his audience.
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Another trial between them win take place, on the
course, Tuesday next for purse of 81 200 and
still another match, at higher figure is the tdpis
learn. That they nearly matched as possible
this will show FLORA is little over twelve years
of age and has made her mile in "a in harness. while
LANCET, who is nine years old has made mile in 25X
under the saddle,
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Reported Resignation Of Governor Denver.
0f

ST. LOUIS July IA dispatch from Leavenworth da.
ted the 2Sh ut received by L. S express to Bonneville
says that there is well grounded report in circulation
the that Governor Denver intended vacatng the
ubenatoral chair after the election in August
The which have prompted this step not stated
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The Buffalo Express says the water in Lake Erie is
higher than it has been before within the mem
ory OF the "oldest inhabitants The harbors a1ng %
the southern shore are suffering from an oVerno"
of their banks and docks
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EraDn kansas.
The w.

ST. LOUIS, July IA Leavenworth dispatch says that
Governor Denver intends resignng after the August
| election.
The Weather Mt newfoundland.
ST. JOINS, n. F., June 3O-The weather is cloudy but
mild and pleasant. Wind west
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Congressional Nomination In Indiana

SoUTH BEND, Ind June 30-The Ninth District Repub-
ican Convention Plymouth yesterday very largely
attended, and the Hon. Schuyler Cofax was nominated
for re election to Congress unanimously
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ALBANY June So-The Canal Board to-day, by party
vote rescnded the recent instructions of the Canal Audi
tors, imposing additional duties upon the Assistant Col
lecor of Tolls The Democratic members all voted for
scndng the instructions the Americans and Repub
licans against resembling them.
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The Florida yieilant Comm;ttee

SAVANNAH, July 1.-The Republican of yesterday pub
fishes letter dated Tampa, Florida, June 9th which
says that on the night previous four prominent citizens
were hung by the Florida Vgilant Committee. The
statement is questionable.
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Boston, June 30-The Royal Mail steamer Europa
Captain Letch, sailed at today, with eighty pas
sengers for Liverpool, and eight for Halifax She took
10
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-02

The laying of the railroad track from New Ok
ford to Gettysburg, Pa. was commenced on Thurs
day last.
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Last Saturday morning the Ravel brStnerS: % Trt
rome, Antoine and Gabriel, sail from ne" ban
IN tne Arago' Tor tnel tbar father and mother and
grandmother await them
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WASHINGTON, July 1-Dispaches received at the Mexi-
can Legation to-day silent the subject of the Amer
lean Minister demanding and receiving his passports
Such report however, current at the capital Our
also received adyces but their have
not yet transpred.
Civil proceedings continued in Mexico against all
foreigners who refused topay contributions their prop
erty and who resisted the Federal authorities were
ordered leave the capital Several Russians and Ger
mans, together with Americans, had sought protection
from Minister Forsyth.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE G R A M s
Mexican Affairs.

RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
MATANZAs-Bdrk Ionic
1854 hhds. 1S1 boxes do 81 hhds molasses-Krk
land, Chase Co.; % doz. pines-master.
COASTWISE.
CHARLEsToN-Brig Seguin.
100000 ft. lumber-Pendergast Bros
CHARLEsToN-Schr. JtStina Bdndel
$1,000 feet lumberPendergast Bros 13 800 cocoa nuts
Geo. a. Martin & Bro.
PENsACoLA-Schr Mdpfo1Uer.
10000 feet lumber-Hasup & Small.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
SPANISH MAIN-1O0 bbs. flour 100 bbls corn meal
4,023 bus. corn, so boxes Goldfish.
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FLORA TEMPLE.............. -.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
Shipping Sntelliaente.

SPANISH MAIN.-l00 bbls. flour, 100 bbls C
,023 bus corn, so boxes Goldfish