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Shipping sntslllgents.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, July %
ARRIVED.
Steamer John s Shriver, Dennis from PHILADELPHIA mf

ARRIVED.
Steamer John s Shrver Dennis, from Philadelphia
Ship " Bruno Landis 80 days from Liverpoo-gener,
al cargo to B. Buck Sons flowed up by sentugs Tiger
Bark John c. Bruno Gayle, from Rio Janeiro June
coffee 70 " BEnpe Sons Sailed in company with bar
RdSiD Marion re d @gg do G1eOS Buck DO ..d Alien
Bunker, for New York: do; Brazieira Batter do do;
kesGa RchmoG o Ann GsR
& d0 6 SS Ws Jones' fT oT r Ba LII Just
2rI to sail in few days; MahlOn Belts Primrose,
Hy Bs S% So ssh We %
Sathfs2rt dg also ships Sparkling Wave McCarl for
E Snsf h S@ . tfhs
lin Wing Vi 0 Ban San as Pana
St, Fig a al sSsas ts
to Bg eaf6a Gey days from Caribbean
mcase t knSstSp RIA days from RemedOu
Se ian Corne sSehum from Newbcrn N stores
schr sg pa!9 Br) Lang, from Halifax, N s-asb to
T. R. Matthews Son; iahs to Kelsey oGn TN Bsh to
SGhr D. W. Bagley, Rogers from Boston@mdse IN T 7 4
schr. Geo. W Krebs, Emerson, from Phladepbia-
str Parkersburg, Powell from New York. mdse to Sam,
os Swami for New 5 Sn oh Of New
hammock bark showing 7. Whitiges signal, probably
white streak showing private signal but could make
99s s sp ns s ap
mayatts signals, and brig at anchor, ALSO
~, Saturday, off the Patuxent exchanged signals with
bark Lapwing Kelly hence for Rio Janeiro time passed
brig Alfred Exa hence for Matanxas and off Sharps Island
bark Johanna, hence for Richinbucto.
BELOW.
lumber laden brig, supposed oBren from Pensacola
CLEARED.
Steamship Joseph Whitney, Howes, Boston-A L. Hug
gins.
Steamer Paapsco Iayfied, Charleston-Saml T Pearce
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard City Point Brant
Jr.
Steamer John s. Shriver, Dennis, PHILADELPHIA A
Shriver.
Bark Empress Theresa, new 35 tons Walter Rio janet
no Il amkt-John NJ Banded
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SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, July H-Arr. schrs Sarah Cullen, Bos
ton Anna Sheppard Philadelphia Elizabeth B., Quincy
Mass, Palestine, Providence.
CID brigS Antelope It Johns, n B. Charles Miller Co
hasSet Narrows.
NORFOLK, July 22.-Arr. schr. May Flower, Bangor
Cid. ship 7. enton, Havana.
SAVANNAH July lS.-Crd schrs Kate Merrill, Phila
delphia; bark Harvest, New York
NEW ORLEANS. July l6.-Cld ship Golden Star, Liver
pool bark Transit, Providence
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Hides are quiet sales OF OOU Centra, AtrlCan az
600 wet sailed Maacaibo at &c., and $40 California at
DC montbs The stock hand is lS9 600 against 103
400 last year. ,,.. -, ooo , :,
Iron-Scotch Pig is slightly better sales oOo tons az
s23 5OG24 ex ship and s24, so, months from yard
Ieather-Hemiock is quiet and the stock Is accumuiat
ing prices are therefore slightly lower We quote Buenos
Ayres light and middle at 24G25Hc; Oak is in moderate
request at 34a3Gc light and middle slaughter The
movement for the week follows
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9taltos an9 Mlusif

.uuazlEs.---l-u TIE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT
GSegkTT75--%E OF HE AGE IN PIANOS, is the PATENT
d ID n n DOUBLE SOUNDING BOARD giving to
the Square Piano the TONE of GRAND,
recommended by the world-renowned Pianists,
S. THALBERG,
HY. VIEUXTEMPS,
And other eminent Professors and Amateurs.
Thalberg, who has used them, says
Ihare eTanned your fiGaos and LregG1d the ntrodc
must commend S TO all Piano Forte players find them
to be EXCELLENT INSTR UHENTS."
Our Pianos made of best material workmanship
with full IRON FRAME and all the recent improvements
which give them unequaled durability power and richness
Of tone, elasticity of TOUCH and beauty of finish Every
Piano sold by warranted for FIVE YEARS. with priv
exchange at any time within six months entire
ly satisfactory.
The public invited to examine for themselves either
BRANCH WARER00M, 235 WEST BALTIMORE Street,
near Charles, al FACTORY and PRINCIPAL WARE
ROOMS, 3d. SIP, 5l8 and 522 West Lombard street.
NEWMAN, BRO. d SONS.
OLD PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
Tuning and RepairinglJ ended to- Several good Second
hand Pianos for sale. d22-tfr
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n BENZ. WASKEY'S
VA EXTENSIVE
nj FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROOMS,
No. n. GAY ST,
Has hand and constantly manufacturing every descrp
ton Chairs Bedstead Tables Bureaus Sideboas Sofas
Tete aTees Lounges Cribs Settles, Wash and Work Stands
Cradles Feathers Feather Beds Bedding HAIR Cotton
usk Mattresses, wholesale and retail, at prices that
give satisfaction.
respectfully solicit your favors.
Vessels and furnished with Mattresses Bedding
6c the lowest prices Captains of vessels and others will
find ii to their Vantage to buy they may rely
having their goods packed with for shipping.
forget he num No Z oroI- +
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STEAMBOATS,.
til FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
The steamer YIRGINIA, Capt n Fair


SnA FOR FREDERl CKSBURG, VA
rkSzsmEz---aa The steamer VIRGINIA, Capt n Fair
bank, will commence her regular trips 70
the season, between
BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG,
On FRIDAY, March llt 1889, leaving Baltimore on that
day at clock, T. M from her berth treet wharf
foot OF Barre land each succeeding Friday thereafter at the
same hour arriving in Fredericksburg next day evening"
Saturday, before dark. Returning viii leave Fredercks-
burg every Tuesday morning at O'clock after the arrival
there OF the night tram of North and South
arrive in Baltimore carly Wednesday morning
Inc N lrglnl! VIII stop at all of her landings on
the RAPPAIlANAuCk going and returning: and ia addi-
ton thereto, CARRIERS CREEK, land freight and pas
ScngerS.
The steamer has large freight capacity which facilitates
the handling and slowing of goods, thereby preventing
breakage and other accidents
She amply provided with well ventilated State Rooms
and BerS which renders her Of the pleasant and
comortae boats for passengers the ChcSappake Bay
has been thoroughly ovcraulcd and repaired during the
past winter, and furnished with NEW BOILER thereby
greatly increasing her speed.
H5 Freight of ali kinds taken at moderate rates and
received in Baltimore the boat Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, up O'Clock
~ All Freight landed on the river must he prepaid
Goods from other lines, destined for Frederick burg or
points on the river will be promptly received by Agents
in Baltimore charges paid, and forwarded with DESPATCH
Grain from tn: River received and delivered per bag
FOR further information apply hoard, to
CAPRuN 4 GWYNN, Agents,
No. n South street. Baltimore
+ SLAUGHTER President
M ",
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Bark Empress Theresa, new Walter, Rio Janeiro
tow Of Tiger.
tor
Schr Hugh ". Fry, Marshall, Wilmington, n. C.
Schr L. o. Thompson, Bluff Point, Va. ..
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Miafs, Riqnurs, liz.

~sf Gt"1"oN6} WE
GA JULES OUGLAS,
49, 127 AND 1923 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
Near CharlesJ
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
French, German and Spanish WINES, BRANDIES of all
grades, stOmachc BITTERs, CoRDIALs, &c, &c, jiim
GA BOGGS, COTTMAN CO,
tAEJ Nos A and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
G BATTih6 6Bfhi' STORES
WINES, BRANDfES, GIN, CIGARS, &c.
cog D0M 5SoCia7,. bIQg0RS3 S0Kb5ALs, &C.
Holland Gin Ger 1aaia'f Tonic Bitters .
Gadeirs ans sher T Por LISBON aTfry
GIaiasa I Champagne and Raspberry,
Havana and Principe Cigars Ginger 5inssTs''''
@A H. +. STICKNEY,
tASSEl IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
AND sUPERIoR OLD RYE wIIIsKEY,
mott No. % CHEAPsIDE, Baltimore
GA PRACHT, YONEIFF 4 co. - -
- Nos. l2s and l2a LoaBARD STREET.
WINES, BRANDING Gly SiG q &c
IN DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Frank the Main 0idekap, Mareiihac Co.'S Bor,
deaux; G. Sayer& Co.'S Cognac. APPS tt
S@s DE COkMIS b ROGERS, %
1
HE@z] IMPORTERS AMI I'M 70 ,r,1vus IN
| VINES. BRANDIES, GINS, -''-,' ~
ENGLISH AND sCoTCH ALE AND PVRTER,
mr24tf No.4 Commerc street, Bait
! &RWlLLIAM F. GETTY,
| EHEI9 DEALER IN FOREIGN
! $&EkAS AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
! s. E. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS
! Baltimore
invites attention 70 his carefully selected stock of
with the flom him that every shall prov
represented and at prices but re above the cost
| DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
of all grades, constantly on hand. ial2 If
@@a CHARLES H. ROSS & CO,
tkss45g3 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
| NO . COMMERCE STREET,
Keep constantly in store and United States Bonded Ware
COGNAC BRANDIES
Qtard, HennesSey &c.
ROCH ELLIE BRAN DIES
Seignette, Pelevoisin, &c.
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape Imperial Eagle, &c.
Champagne SaafEEEEY r2 RI adEd5iR Malaga" &c
Special attention is solicited to their large stock of
OLD RYE WHlSkEY,
Which cannot be eXceled by any house in the Unite
States, including Extra Fine Superior Monongahela Jac
son, Family, Pure r. Rye
, MALAGA WINE
Which cannot be excelled by any house in the Unite
States
prRE SSPPmHRGT Ts RF 6K4 EIEn W GH;
GINGER, LAVENDER AND
WILD CHERRY BRANDY,
All guaranteed to give satisfaction OF will be taken back
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Rall RQa0s.
liz Etzzs.....1 FOR THE
~ II n d 80 WEST AND NORTH
>roprrrr,,- AND WATERING PLACES.
Nokg HERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUMMER ARR1NGEWFVT

- WISH TO ~ NE HGprt,
NIAGARA FALLS
NoRgy HEEESf E S$ 3 FANNY 5A'h'
On and after MONDAY LJnne OH 1870
THREE DAILY TRAINS
WIS oT T fsn M GGf ra i9 k9 a%es as Gows viz
n arriving I at Harrisburg at la A. NJ there Connecting
d. PLrTSBGRG AND THE WEST.
by tis trn passengers for the North and Niagara Falls
Where they lie over ali night " ana EmiTa at S45 NJ,
The Buffalo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
NJ Wili2msggrS Z r. a9d B B. f8
train connects EniTa with trains Tor ''S rms
ALL THE CITIES Y6 AAp AT T2T ESSI a WESTERN NEW
And at Buffalo with trains for Suspension Bridge and thence
via 'nS 4S2bH y AND TIE HIVE WEST H PMS SRwrr
g. The Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily at
meeting with Of the pennsy vana Railroad for Psbnrg
For BEDFORD sPRiNGs take 72o A NJ, and P NJ
trains connect At Harrisburg with Pennsylvania Railroad
For YORK, CARLISLE, CALEDONIA and DOUBLING
For HANOVER, LiTTLEST0WN, GETTYSBURG and
EM.MITTsBuRG take 40 A. NJ train daily, and P NJ.
For and frG correct and reliable Information
Of Calvert and F 1n{Tl streets gl B2ltimore
j H WARNER, Ticket Agent jeIstf
% - Ra2szy PHL+4B D p n
,sgln6ER S SRF4%GE4 T. ht&o"D
ana after 43NDAI July AZ; PASSENGER trains for
DAILY Except Sunday as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN az $50 o'clock A. NJ, WAY MAIL at
$40 A. NJ; EVENING MAIL at % 2. NJ. The $50 A. n
train makes close connections through to Boston.
and II p NJ
ON SUNDAYS at - p NJ. only All the trains connect
ing with New York Trains except % r. NJ Saturdays.
From IA NRR DE GRACE and intermediate places at 40
O'Clock p. VI.
FOR SEAFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving Baltimore A. NJ connect at Will
mington with 9il A. NJ train, and $40 A. IT, from Baltimore
with Sos p. train
NOTICE-An coiored persons whether bond or free will
De required
ally known the Undersigned b. willing to sign
pond to the Company before they will he passed any
! portion Of the road
-l4a | WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent
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WILMINGTON MARKET, July 23-Turpentine
Sales Yesterday of 70 bbs and to day of 46 do at So for
virgin for yellow Dip and 81 so for hard per $50 lbs
spirits-saes yesterday of l60 bbs. at Al cts per
gallon; and to-day of 400 do at same price
Rosin-Sales yesterday of Ale bbls. No at so per
bbl and of 81 do at S175. To-day sales of 81
bbs No at S3(G3 25 SO do. low grade No l. at 81
and Of 81 do No. 9 at 81 40 per Dbl.
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JUMPER SLAVES, SHINGLES and BOLTS,
~ direct from the Dismal Swamp.or sale by W. s. CROSS,
Orner f. Falls avenue, je24
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee oi arbitration for Nay.
CHAS +. WETHERED
GEORGE ". CORNER FRANCIS B. CAPRON,
p. G. SAUERWEIN RICHARD LENNON.
Hlonttarp ano Commercial 2ebifm.

BALTIMORE May Fl, 1859.
There very little done in Stocks to-day at the
Board and the transactions entirely in City 6, and
Railroad bonds There was inquiry for Railroad
shares but nothing whatever done in them For Bal
timore and Ohio yesterdays price bid hut a consd
erably higher price asked for it. This off
at s52h bid, S53h asked regular way. For Northern
Central s9H was bid, and SOY asked. City 6's are
quite firm There sale the Board of 50 900 1905
at 100 and they closed at 99% bid 100 asked Railroad
bonds also firm. The sales to-day embrace 81 900
Northern Central 1855 at II, and $500 Northwestern
Virginia unendorsed third mortgage bonds at 80. Bat
and Ohio Railroad bonds closed at S5 bid sex asked
for lSj SS bid So asked for 1SS0s and 81 bid for 1855
Northern Central 1855 left off at 7OA bid II asked and
Northwestern Virginia bonds closed at 9l bid 90 asked
for first mortgage and 29 bid 80 asked for third de-
Bank stocks firm but there very few Offering.
SALES AT TIE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY, May 81, 1889.
$1,000 Bait 6s, '9O.lOO 500 n. W. Va. RR bds
1880 y. L. XIX Dds. 80. II I'd m, 30
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DETECTING PHoToGRAPHIC CoUNTERFEITs.-A rela-
BILE of detecting photograph counterfeit bank
notes-and the most of the counterfeit notes in cir
cuation are photographs-is the application of
cyanide Of potassium, which may be purchased at a
trifing cost of any druggist and can be kept in
wet slightly any printed portion of it, and touch it
with piece of cyanide. If it should be photo
graph the paper will turn white and, in fact, the
surface of the whole note be made white by this
process If the note is not photographed this ope-
ration has no effect.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
The liability of Railroad Comnanies for tbronnh

Inc naDlllty OF Railroad Companies for through
tickets came up in the Superior Court of Cincin-
natti, in the of Thorton Check Us. The Little
Miami Railroad Company, when it was decided:
l. Where party contracts for transportation
over route composed of several railroads, for
which he pays entire sum, and receives
through ticket or receipt, the contract is entire,
and not of several distinct liabilities. If no part
nership in fact exists between the roads, he may
treat the contract as entire several, so far as
the other parties concerned.
2. By the appointment of common agent to
receive the entire consideration, and issue through
tickets and checks, which they recognise and as
sumo, the several Companies are made aware that
the contract is treated by the passengers as entire
and not several
B. If the agent at the starting point fails to dis
close his principals, and to contract their be-
half whether jointly or severally, he or the COM
pany represented by him, may be treated as sole
principal; but if the contract be, in fact, entire
and he is, in fact, dealing for others, who receive
the benefits of the contract the other contracting
party may look to the real principals, and subject
all who are interested in the joint contract.
A. The delivery of a check to passenger is in
tended to relieve him of any care or superinten-
dence of his baggage, while on its journey, and
devolves such care upon the agents of the several
roads over which it passes.
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POLICE LNTELLLGENCE.

Charles Wagner arrested on Saturday by
officer Caulk, charged with beating girl 10 years
of age, named Margaret Bryan. He was taken be-
fore Justice Showacre and committed for Court.
VIM. COonan was arrested charged with assault
ing and beating Chrstiana Miller. Held for hear
ing by Justice Audoun.
Patrick McNeal arrested by officer Hales
charged with assaulting and beating his wife. Held
for Court by Justice McAllster.
Peter Apples was arrested by officer Herbert,
charged with entering the house of Geo. F. Kraft
yesterday afternoon, and stealing therefrom sill
yer watch and sc in money. He was committed.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 20.-The steamship Coatza-
coalcos, of the Tehuantepec line, is below from
Minatitlan, with San Francisco dates to the 9th
inst, the trip having been effected in fifteen days.
being the shortest time ever made.
The steamships Golden Gate and Orizaba left San
Francisco the 5th with s., 900 in gold dust
the portion consigned to New York being two mil,
lions.
The markets at San Francisco were dull, and
quotations unchanged.
The ship Reindeer, from China for Boston, has
been wrecked 100 miles north of Manila The shin
and cargo were total loss.
MEXICo.-The steamer Coatzacoalos left Minatitlan
on the 18th inst. Advices had been received there
of the defeat of Gen. Mea by the constitutonalists
Both of the contending parties in Mexico were
inactive for want of the necessary funds.
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FILEN.

Yesterday morning, about half-past two o'clock,
the tannery buildings of Mr.. James Musgrave On
Jones' Falls, Gay street, was destroyed by fire.
1t is supposed to have originated from the furnace
of the engine, although the fires had been put out
during the early part of Saturday afternoon. At
the time of the fire it raining very hard, which
however did not prevent the fire department from
being promptly on the spot. The building was
frame and brick one, and was entirely destroyed
One or two adjacent properties We're slightly dam
aged, the window frames and the doors being
charred. Mr.. Musgrave's loss is between three and
four thousand dollars, which he has an insurance
of 1000 in the Firemen's Insurance office. There
about 81 900 worth of stock destroyed, and the
machinery was very much injured
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POP EP IVY SdJES

Messrs. Gibson & Co. sold at the Exchange Sales
Rooms, on Saturday, lot of ground, No. rs Lex
ington street. near Charles street, with a front on
Lexington street of tweny-fou feet and depth of
seventy feet, improved by two-story brick
building and subject to ground rent of $l3. 33.
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A rTTSEhENTT

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-nght Mr.. J. B.
Shoe Robinson will be given, with Mr.. Studley as
Horse Shoe Robinson. Also, the T,co Gregories,
and the entertainment will conclude with The Spit
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Signed by LEWIS II. STEINER, NJ d.
Baltimore, November, 1855 GIDEON b. SMITH, VI D.
IENaIE lzM1lIMNTE1IH
T0R. HART'S

DR.. HARTs rrcrr,n,r = rr, cn,
and ali Affections Of the Nervous system,
1t has been before the public OVER TWENTY-FIVE
been en- csto6d to EALTH M AND n M2PTNEss through ts It's
3 % %FfRy Sy fRf9 s s5 rpss5sE sgFs%
n, @ f B f tE s GF T Es
of Epilepy TES and even TWENTY years
one Hase peRae S giS@ s hah SSd T a % 4 @
sc4 fri ns R2skeff e. waRerP 3 PasssEes sslss
MrHEEs6T sPGS'i AEfp f. Ii rPsa Hrsa States
aplSeoly-lawr Baltimore.
NOTICE.-BALTMoRE March 18th, 1885,
T9 Ra1 A M EaGM a sd IT HAX u Ae R3 o
# is R$E =!S 5! @ + E ST. i'll III Il f%
far pa ali tenrV south Of Mason Dixons line and thew
alone authorized to make, sell or repair the same
Witness: JOHN SPENCE 4 SONS, Boston.
SpENCE's PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
SILVER HFRh Rhf AyAffPSRR AF THE AsT FAIR OF
Having purchased Of Mr. MOORE Qornery with Messrs
$Sa{ FS szS5Ff I #+ e; AZ
C3PpEKTSS PATEST HOT AR AND HOT % nt WAIaH aS
Range thorough, wormanlike at the shortest
anteed 70 give entire SATISFACTION All persons having the
I IN use can upon application to US either IN person or
sary for repairs &c
FOR sale wholesale and retail only by
PrOprietors of fBALTMoRE STOVE WORKS,
46 and 4S Light street,
Nd r Baltimore Nd.
y IA liberal discount made to the trade. apli eotf
FtlCE OF THE CANTON COMPANY, BAL
May !th2 ls59Notce is hereby given to tie
ING rso;s ~ thls Company, that their ANNUAL MEET
Dy their charter and by will be held ON
~ 6 o the I'd day of June next at il O'clock
EECTIoT H in the city Of Baltimore the
The at ~ NJ NINE DIRECTORS for the ensuing wear
on me t3cS @ Transfer Books of the Company will Re- closed
election '' "Hu einaIn cloSen until after said
WILLIAM DEAN Secretary " rLEASANIs presdept
MioN NJ BANK OF MARYLAND, MAY 18th.
- Is hereby given that general meeting OF
Ihe on this Bank will held on TITFSnAV
he @ pm uay o. 9u{ ~ neyt hours Of ii and
year. r MIcK W r JE.suiuS
ml9-law6t ~ 'hioni SasIts
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Marine DisaSrer

New YORK, May 2l.-Arrived, the ship Char
lotte from New Orleans for Liverpool, having had a
collision on the 9TH with an unknown ship. The
Charlotte lost her masts stove her boats and John
Bennett, second mate of Baltimore, is supposed to
have been lost.
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about 5l2Oo per had purchases been delayed
for few days longer Very liberal orders from the Uni
ted States very good opinion the article entertain
cd by parties on the spot have however, again enab ed
dealers to carry their point, and within few days the
whole stock has been swept off the market at prices
ing from $4,000 $1,000
The sales packet packet have been l42 bags
of which:
e2,4Oo bags for the United States.
42,600 " q" North of Europe and Channel
7,100 " Mediterranean
Stock today does not exceed 5000 bags, and quote
as follows
Lots for the United States 545O56OO free on board
freight, exchange 24kd., 46s 7d.d4Is. Cd; do do.
Cha mel, 5300G5l400 do. do Ass. cd d46s Sd do do,
North of Europe, $4,000 5700 do. do 4Ss Cd "a 4es Sd
do do. Mediterranean, 5ll00G5H50O, do do 46s Sd "a
AIS.
Hdes-Last sales were at 35OGS6O rs per Ib for Rio
Grandes; said prices are nominal to day. Stock 1000
pieces.
Sugars-Have advanced rs per arrobe for Muscova
dos and 200 arrobe for Whites, and we quote: Campos
Rchmonds and BatimOres, 3l5009SlS00; Muscovado,
2ls00a3l200. Stock $50 Pernams-2d qualities,
45OO d4S0O Cayed, 3E400G46OO. Sd quail, 4OO0d AGO.
MuScovado, 2S00q3l2O0. Stock 7,l9O bags. Macujo-
White 4I0O0d44O0; Muscovado 2S0Od32O0. Stock 400
bbs and $50 bags Bahia and Cotng iba.-Whte, 1900
ld4aO5o Stock-iOS cases, so bbls. Muscovado 29G0@
Freights-we quote as follows: United States, North
ern ports 60 cts and per cent bag Southern do.
40 cts and do do Europe, Channel 35d and cent.
per ton; Mediterranean, S5d 4Od and per per
! ton Market fiat at these rates, nothing offering.
Specie.-Spanish DOubloons-Last sales $4,000.
Exchange England gradually declined from % d.
24kd., the bulk of the business having done
244d., 90 days.
Very respectfully, your obedient servants
MAXWELL WRIGHT < Co.
Represented by partners, W. H. d. C. Wright ESQ.,
and John S. Wright, Esq, Baltimore.
April ll-Stock Coffee 25d3O,OOO bags, held firmly at
5NsO0 for American lots
CLEARANCEs CoPFEE DURING THE MONTH OF
MARCH, 1859.
To the United Sates-Balmore, Is 511 bags; New York
81 $751; New Orleans, 25 459; Philadelphia, 1918; San
Francisco, 5000. Total 97 O70 bags
To Epr"pe-Channel 5,ele bags; Havre, 1872 Finland
6,904; Marseiles, Gss0; Gotenburg 24le Portugal g.
Hamburg, $685. Stockholm 3,9l2-35 ESQ bags
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-23
Sailing of Steamers

NEW YoRK, May 2.-The steamers Ocean Queen
with 25O passengers and 81 100000 in specie; and
the Kangaroo with 27O passengers and $750000 in
specie, sailed hence to-day at noon.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-23
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, May Il
COFFEE.-There has been very little done TODAY in
Coffee The only sale have heard peing one of 900
bags good Rio at II y cts We publish below the usual
weekly report of Messrs White Elder Coffee Brokers'
and we refer readers to it for of the con-
dition Of the market
WEEKLY CoFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, May IA, 1852 IA 700 bags
I.eCeiNeu slice......
Taken for consumption. Observation-Disclosures 70o u