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rather heavy Some sales were made at the opening At
26& cts for City, and II cts for Ohio but
past it has been selling at 254G25b cts or Country
25&d26 cts. for City, and 26d264 cts for Ohio and ii
closes to-day dull at these figures The sales of Whiskey
for the week add up about 500 bbs.
FRElGHTS.-We have quotations for Liyerpool no
vessel being up for that port To Holland the rate is 32s
3D. and to Bremen 22s. Cd for Maryland tobacco ship
OF 200 tons has been taken for Australia brig
500 bbls for the West Indies, both on private terms:
also small schooner to load assorted for London
2Ss per on and British schooner for Halifax at 35 cts
per bb and cts bushel for Coastwse reighs
snow no material change, and there fair demand for
small vessels We quote Boston and ports in Maine at
10 cts per bushe for grain S540 cts per Dbl for -four
and So per ton for COAL New Bedford and ports on the
Sound S26O for coal and SRd9 cts for grain To South
ern ports there considerable freight at pre-
vious rates, which continue quote viz to Charles
ton at cts per foot 81 rs hhd for bacon 81 per
ton Tor heaVy goods; to Savannah cts per foot so
iordy bbs 80 cts for wet bbs and s225 per ton for
Mobile II cts per foot 60 for dry bbls so cts for wet
ools and 81 5O95 per ton: and to New Orleans SlOcts
per foot 90 cts for dry bbs 20 for bb and 81
per ton.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Dc 2-Ou
Dry Goods market has some weeks past been quiet
and it is not probable that there will be much activity in
Tor some weeks to The fall trade over
" So The Jobbers are however filling some orders for
distant points, and are still making to the near
trade The commission houses are doing very little but
tey are engaged in preparing for their spring sales In
the manufacturing districts there is considerable activity
and large purchases being made for all the prncpa
markets both for immediate and forward delivery Goods
are nrm both here and at other points We still quote
heaVy standard makes of Brown Sheetings at Sk(dS4
cts, medium Sheetngs and Shrtings at 7d7A cts and
light do at 54(d6 cts. In Bleached Sheengs and Shirt
ngs there is very little doing but they are eady and
cts for brown; 99& for bleached 10 kGI cts for
blue. Cotton Flannes, Denms, Stripes Ticks and Os-
naburgs generally bringing previous rates We quote
Gnghams as before l0dl04 cts for the Lancaster and
Glasgow, and Prints seam and 90lO cts for
madder colors De LANES active and firm 1920
cts Tor desirable styles Wooen goods quiet but they
are generally firm.
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Monstarg anN Commercial 8tbien.
BALTIMORE, December .. lS5g

BALTIMORE, December 3 1859.
The Stock operations this week have been large the
value of the transactions at the Board since Friday
being about 1925 OO The business done has been prnc
pay in Railroad shares and for this class of stocks the
market has through the week been quite strong Bat
more and Ohio has been steadily moving upward and ar
advance of 24 per share has been established since
the opening There have been about $500 shares of hi:
stock sold at from s62 to S644 cash. and s624 to s64
time, the sales day being made the outside quota
tions The market for it closed to day at $64 bid S64
asked regular way and s64X bid s64A asked buyer
days. or Northern Central Railway there have been
about 400 shares sold this week at sl9X2O sellers op
tion 80 days, $2O% 92OK regular way, and $2OX 2OK
buyers option 60 days There nothing done in it
day, but closed s202 bid S20K asked regular way
There sales in the early part of the week of $50
shares Guilford Mining Company at SlSl1 87K, and o.
125 shares Gardner Hill do at A but there
has been nothing done in Mining stocks for days
past Guilford closed to-day at lS1 bid 50 asked regu-
lar way For Baltimore City 6's there has been good
inquiry and note sales in the week of $40 900
e6xG97 for 1905; 99Q9SA for 1885, and 9SA 9SK@
9s4 for 1905, the closing sales being the latter fig
We note also sale of 81 900 Virginia 6s at 93H
There has been movement in Northwestern Virginia
Railroad bonds but nothing has been done in Baltimore
and Ohio Northern Central bonds The sales OF North
western Virginia bonds include 81 800 first mortgage
e2G91A; So 900 second do. 6s; and 900
third do. at 65H @66. These figures advance
the prices bid for these bonds last week Baltimore and
Ohio 1855 closed to-day s2k bid and Northern Cen
trail 1855 at 6i bid, 65 asked There sale made
early the week of 5000 Baltimore and Ohio extra dgi
dend orders Do There has been some little inquiry
for Bank stocks and note sales Of II shares Union at
$77h AZ shares Farmers and Merchants at s39X and
16 shares Citizens at S12.
The Money market is in much the same condition as it
last week. There is good deal of paper in the hands
of the note brokers for SALE but have change note
in the discount rates. and first class single name paper
still goes the street 99O per Prime endorsed
paper might possibly be placed at per but very
little of this description finds its way the street
Call loans prime stock coateras making at sac
per cent.
heforeign imports into Baltimore the week ending
Thursday amount in value to 1897 ,4s5, of which
slS9267 free and S14s2 duty paying goods
and the exports for the period S2O3 against
$97 Ol3 last week, and $2lOO for the corresponding
week in 1855
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\ Supposed Filibusterinc steamer

ATLANTIC Cry, Dec. "A small steamer. paint
ed black with white stripes, has been lying at an
chor in the inlet since Wednesday last A mar
came came ashore to-day who said the vessel was from
New York, bound for Havana, and had been nnr.
chased by the Spanish government and had put in
here in consequence of head winds. But from the
iact OF her still remaining in the inlet and the mum
hnstnr - = -
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES ANDs SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YoRE
BY TELEGRAPH.

In New York today Panama Railroad advanced y
Reading l; New York Central p; Cleveland and Toledo
y; and Missouri 6s b but Pacific Mail declined *
Erie q; Harlem u; and Rock Island Michigan Southern
Canton, and Illinois Central bonds each Galena and
Chicago, Michigan Southern guaranteed and Virginia 6
closed at Yeste rdays fgures.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOX The WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 2.
ALC0HOL-There have been sales this week of some
800 bbs City and Western 95 per cent Alcohol 51d5
cts per gallon, and closes steady at these figures
large lots. Alcohol is selling in retail lots at 54(d56
for so, and 56G5S cts. per gallon for 90 per
ASHES.-There is nothing doing here in Ashes, hut
they selling in New York at S512H for Pot and %
per 100 lbs. for Pearl.
BARK.-Quercitron Bark is quiet, but quote it
before steady at S22d23 for No and sS2O per
delivered for No 2 We have heard of no sales this week
BREAD-Bread is in pretty good demand but is un-
changed in price, and still quote it at for Navy
~ cts for Pilot and 5R cts per b for Water Crackers
less the usual discount
BEESWAX.-We hear of no sales of BeeswaX this week
but quote it steady at 33G35 cts. per lb.
BRIMST0NE.-There is Crude Birthstone in market
and unable to give quotation fo it,
COFFEE.-There has been an active demand this week
for Coffee and the sales, most of which have been go
out OF the market, add up about 900 bags The feeling
in the market is still very firm and all the sales have
been made at full rates The sales include AGO bags Rio
at 101@1 cts, 500 bags do. at IL cts 500 bags do
at IL u cts, $50 bags do. at ii cts, 700 bags
cts, 200 bags do at IL l24 cts. 2G0 bags Santos ex
"MOnticeo, private terms and 100 pockets Java at
l5A cts Rio closes to-day firm at lOH@Ia for Low
and medium grades; II cts for fair; dl2 cts for
good ~ dl2H cts for prime; Laguayra at Il Gl3 cts
and Java at 15Bl6 cts per lb We the import this
week of $500 bags per schr Red Wing aid 2S36 bags
per brig Monticello, both from Rio. The stock to-day
is about 2s 900 bags.
COTTON There has been fair demand this week from
spinners the sales reaching about 700 bales good
middling Upland and Gulf at from II 123 cts, six
months The market closes about lower than last
week, and We quote accordingly:
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supposed Arrest of ReIfe, one of the Brown
COnSpiTatOrS.

WASHINGTON, December "A man answering
Cooks description of Relfe the Secretary of State
in John Browns Provisional Government, was re-
Gently arrested at Poolsville, Maryland but while
the commitment being written he escaped,-
esterday he was arrested at Alexandria and held
for further examination. He had previously Wis
lted Washington, and from his actions here ex-
dler. ' owl"
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The Europa's Mails--The latest Commercial

News.
r, NEW loRK, Dec. 2.-The Europa's mails for the
South left here this evening.
Hewitt's Liverpool Cotton Circular saws: "The
demand during the week has been moderate, spin
ners being pretty well stocked for the present and
inclined to await the arrival of the liberal supplies
now at sea. Meantime holders are anxious sellers
and in order to make sales are compelled to make
slIght concession, but not sufficiently important
to warrant a reduction of previous ouotations
The imports of the week have been % 900 bales
amount known to be at sea 113 900 bales, against
10000 bales same period last year"
The Manchester market has been strong-varns
have advanced 3 to I'D, and ~ to ID.
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Correspondence of Daily Exchange.

BELAW, Dec. |, 1859.
II. Price, Judge. VIM. II. Daam, Esq. States
Attorney, prosecuting.
Monday:
John F. Wright Us. VIM Lawton. An action for
SANDER. The plaintiff claimed $4,000. Verdict
S287 in favor Of plaintiff. The d,iendant was or
dered to paw the costs.
Ramsay McHenry John Carroll Walsh This
case was brought for trespass. Verdict $50 for
plaintiff.
State VIM. Scarf, indicted for common
assault Verdict guilty. Fined 80 cents aud costs
Total, SI3 A.
John +. Wright rs. VIM. Lawton An action for
breach OF contract. Verdict for plaintiff $50.
Jane Brown, (negress,) convicted for larceny.
Sentenced to be sold a slave for five wears
After session of Is days, the Court adjourned
till the 4th Monday in February 1850.
We understand that Mr.. John Cox. proprietor
and editor of the Southern 1yis published at Bel
air, Hartford county, is to be prominent candidate
for State Printer. Mr.. Cox has the reputation of
being an excellent printer, and better selection
could not be made
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AUUItSs--
HENRY c. SPALDING & CO.,
Box No. 3, 600 New York.

Put up for Dealers in containing four, eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lihograph Show Card accom-
panying each package.
Ra- A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save times its annually to every household. N
Sold by all prominent Sationers, Druggists, Hardware
and Furnitue Dealers Grocers and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. 1t will
stand any climate
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The Mountain Meadow Massacre

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-Dr. Fornev, Superintendent
OF Indian Affairs in Utah has arrived here with the
remaining survivors of the Mountain Meadow
Massacre, who served as witnesses on the recent
examination.
The gold discoveries in southeast Missouri have
been confirmed
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Notwithstanding been appointed Agents a
~ Baltimore for the DRESDEN FIRE AND TRANS
rE1E1aiI3N I INSURANCE COMPANY which also take,
against said Company hereby notified to call the
scr1pers to obtain the required certificates.
mh2lh W. BRUNE SONS
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sympathy for Brown DiscOuntenanccd by
the Massachusetts Legislature
Boston, Dec. Booth Houses of the State Leg
lsature to-day voted down the resolutions offered
yeste' day to adjourn in conseque nee of Captain
Browns execution
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SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE.

Annexed Alphabetical List OF Articles which, da
maged may be restored their original strength and use
fulness by
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


DEMERARA-Br Bari: Anna.
lOl hhds sugar, II tres. do 104 bbs do As casks mo-
lasses ". II. Perot.
HAvANA-Str. Baltimore
45o boxes sugar, Kirkland Chase Co.; l3l do F. W
Brune Sons 80 bales tobacco cigars C. Morton
Stewart IA casks asphaltum, 100 600 oranges Friend
Ricketts, Il Co. case cigars d p. Piper 4 Co; do
George Jenkins; boxes do, Dbl. oranges Chas D.
DeFord Co.; bbls lines, Robinson & Lord hhds
molasses, tons old iron, Morrell Il Randall II boxes
sweetmeats, Morse K Martin; l do Spence X Reid; 3
pipes rum Poutney & Moale; bbls oranges J. R. Trim.
BILE; do, Duer Norris Co bag coffee, William Boil
man. do, H. Z. Browne; trunks cigars and sweet
meats, Collector of Customs; l Dbl. oranges William
Hanna.
ABAco-Sehr. Leui Rome.
bales rags, 20 do do canvass 10 do sponge
bbs turtle she'll pkgs old lead S5 boxes yellow metal
Is pkgs. do boxes copper, pkgs do, chains an
chors, boxes tin, bbls lemons, / do lines 81 900
oranges lot sundries, Jos. Eanes, New York
ST. JAGo DE CuBA-Br brig Caroline.
SS tons copper ore, VIM B. Allen; 10 pkgs wax 4s
sticks fustic Kirkland, Chase & Co
CORVALLIS, n. S.-Brig Anna Gilbert
5O27 bushels potatoes, tons plaster, order.
SoMBRRR0-Schr. Ann Maria.
$50 tons guano, A. C. Ellicolt Il Co
COASTWISE.
EAsTPoRT-Schr. AStred.
$50 tons plaster 196 bbls fish, % half 372 boxes do
KELSEY <
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

The funeral of Washington Irving took place at
Tarrytown yesterday afternoon. and was attended
by most of the population of that region of country,
besides large delegations from this city
The SaXOnia, which sailed from this port yester-
day Tor Southampton, took out S70O 600 in treasure
The Wall street demonstration in favor of Have
meyer for the Mayoralty, of Yesterday accor-
ding to announcement. The meeting took place at
the hour of high Change, when the street is filed
with citizens and strangers, and Of course the
multitude was quite numerous
meeting of the supporters of George Opdyke
for Mayor, and Solomon L. Hull for CORPORATION
Counsel, was held in the Cooper Institute last
evening. Addresses were delivered by Hon. George
Folsom, President, David Dudley Field, General
Nye, and other Republican orators \ mass meet
ing was held outside Of the building and altogether
there was great enthusiasm manifested by the
friends of the Republican candidate for the Mayor
altv.
We have received from the Venezuelan Consul
in this city decree announcing the blockade in
due form, of all the coast Of Venezuela living be-
tween the port of Cumaribo westwardlv to the bar
of Maracabo; consequently all access and com.
merce with the province of Coro is prohibited.
Merchants and others interested will govern them
selves accordingly.
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.XPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE,
FOREIGN.
QUEENsTowN-BdTk Grace.
S34 pieces W. o, timber, 1873 W. 0. slaves
SAN ANDREWS AND BoCAs DEL TORo-Schr PetreL
81 bhls Flour 25 do. bread 80 cakes 5 bbIs tar
10 bbs rum quarter casks wine rice 10 cans but
ter so boxes soap, isl pieces of lumber 200 bundles
shingles pkgs. axes, II powder 80 bags shot
casks glassware, boxes do domestics bales do
cases fancy goods, dry goods do shoes and
hats crates crockery, trc do 16 boxes drugs kegs
lead and wooden 100 sacks salt old guns
case caps boxes paints Is bbs gas tar boxes hard
ware, Dbl do, 40 pieces castings, rs nests chests.
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By sTATIoNERs.
sPALDIyG's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GRoCERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE STORES.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLuE
SOLD BY HOUSE FURNISHING STORES
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
80 PLATr STREET, Nyw Yopr
Address Post Office, Box No 36OO
Put up in containing either Four, Eight or lively
Dozen each-A beautiful LITHoaRAPHIc SHowCARp accou
panying each package. n26-lawly
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FROM WASHINroN.-A large number of Members
arrived tonight. The indications are that opinion
sets decidedly toward Mr.. Sherman for Sneaker.
though Mr.. Grow will be supported by the Penn.
sylyanla delegation, and an attached body Of per
sonal friends, long he consents to be candi-
date. Nearly the whole NORTHWEST and New
York are solid for Mr.. sherman, and the same
disposition is manifested by Eastern delegations
But few of the Southern Opposition are yet here,
and every effort is made by the Administration and
the Democracy to prevent the proposed co-opera-
ton with the North No encouragement has been
| given the Democracy for any such fusion they
| desire, and the leaders admit they have no
hope in that direction 1t will be ascertaned to-mor
row how far the South will 60 in accepting the
mediation tendered by Pennsylvania
The balance in the Treasury is s.. 200 900, Of
about the margin required for the months work
! ing. The Secretary has in reserve five millions in
! Treasury notes, collected from customs.
| The President and Postmaster Holt will recon-
mend interest to be paid evidences of indebted
ness issued to mail contractors, on the ground that
! it promised to secure the continuance of ser
vice when the Department was at their mercy. II
is asserted that the bulk of these claims is still held
by the original parties being only hypothecated to
raise money. Tribune,
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BOARD OF TRADE

BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee q Arbitration for the month of Noreaber
JAS HOOPER, JR.
WIN. II. STEW ART, l. F. MILLER,
R. B. LATIMER, JOS ROGERS JB
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
TOBACCO-HHDs.
Commencing January l, 1859. and 81

RYE FLoUR.Kingston, ia, $40 bbls Porto Rico 152
bbs.; Halifax 166 bbls
WHEAT-Laguayra $500 bushels Halifax IL 791 bush
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VI q TTItIT nv 8IT'-'I ~
HENRY G.. SPALDING 4 CO.,

81 PLATT STREET, New YORK.
Address Post Office, Box No 1900
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They DoN'r GIVE UP THE Survive stated some
time since that the British frigate shannon which
captured the Chesapeake, was to be broken up in
England. song writer has saved the ship, as o.
W. Holmes saved our own old Constitution. One
OF the London rhymers, on aiding the Admiralty
order to break up the Shannon, addressed patriotic
poem TO the powers that be, the effect Of which is,
that the captor of the Chesapeake will not be botted
from the Navy Register. She has just been detail
ed sort of practice-ship for young marines at
Liverpool, and will be carefully attended to.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

The parties Wooden and McGowan, arrested on
Thursday for engaging in prize fight, had fur
ther hearing yesterday afternoon before Justice
Logan. Wooden was released on security to keep
the peace, and McGowan was released on bail to
appear at Court. David Houck charged with be-
ing engaged in the affair, was also held for a
hearing.
John Smith, for acting in a dsorderly manner in
the Lexington market yesterday, was fined 81
and costs by Justice Logan.
Daniel McPoan was arrested last night by officer
Geo Bailey, charged with beating and abusing
his wife, and was committed for hearing today
Augustus Kerney was yesterday arrested by Ser
geant Cook, on bench-warrant, charged with as
sauting and attempting to destroy the property of
Abbott Lovejoy. He was committed for Court by
Sheriff G. H. button.
John b. Hebrew, colored was taken in charge
by officer Redgrave, of the Middle station, for
throwing stones in the street. Fined 81 and costs
by ,Iustice Wheat
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AHUSENEVTV

The PANORAMA OF THE RUSSIAN WAR.-This at
tractive picture continues to draw crowded houses
There will be an exhibition tonight and also one
in the afternoon, commencing at three o'clock de-
signed for the accommodation of ladies and chill
dren.
FRONT STREET CRCUs.-There are many novelties
presented at this establishment every night. The
riding, vaulting and gymnastic exercises are all
first-cass performances. There will be an exhibi-
tion this afternoon, when the whole company will
appear.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-To-n night closes the
engagement of Mrs. ]. Wood at this establishment,
when she will appear in three characters-as Minnie
in the comedy of Somebody Else, Miss Leatherlungs
IN Jenny Lind, and Madame Manette in Mischief Ma
king The great moral drama of The Bottle which
was presented on thanksgiving dav, will be again
brought forward this afternoon. The perfo mances
will commence at 21I O'Clock. The management
announces that all children under ten years of age
will be admitted free
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The alarm of fire at 8 o'clock last night, proved
to be IN the large four-story warehouse corner of
Light and Balderston streets, occupied by Messrs
Robbins d Co., stove dealers. The fire was burn
ing some time before it was discovered, being con-
fined between the ceiling and roof it is supposed
to have caught from the ue of a forge used in the
third story, for the purpose of repairing stoves and
heating the timers irons. The fire was so n extin-
gulshed, and the damage is very slight, which is
covered by insurance. The building belongs to VIM
u Elchleberger, Esq, who is insured in the Euuita
BILE OF this city, Messrs. Robbins Co. are also in
sured to more than the extent of their loss in the
Firemens office of this city and in foreign offices,
OF which L. ID. Johnston, Esq is agent verv
destructive confagration was prevented ONLY by
the prompt response of the Fire Department, which
turned out in full force