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CHAs. FORSTER, il

OA-'S' D.
GOA L.
FORSTER SLACK,
SHIPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
~ OF ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL, have in
ard ana are prepared to deliver in good ORDER LUMP LIE
HIGH for Cupoas and Foundry purposes.
Baltimore Company, Sunbury, Locust Gap Lorberry
White Ash Lykens Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash
Tor family use Cumberland Coal for manufacturing and do
mestic purposes UPPER YARD,-IIoward street. opposite
streets f,o1 ~
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Th creditors of
Nv FlTZ NJ. PALMER and THOMAS ARNOLD, (Copart
ners trading under the style and firm of NJ PALMER
co hereby notified that by deed dated 18th day
OF February, 1852 and duly recorded the
Clerk OF the Superior Court they conveyed subscriber
in trust for their creditors all their estate One of the proy
SONS OF said deed that after payment certain preferred
creditors the remainder is to be shared amongst
such creditors will execute and deliSer
within ninety days from the release of all
CLAIMS whlch they had against said Palmer and Arnold on
the day last aforesaid. ROBT. C. BARRY, Trustee,
1e2i Saw2w No. ( Cuurtland street.
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WUUDI WOOD!l
w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
anu Spit Tor sale at prices as low be purchased
Light street, or other wharves in the city
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH
Offce-Pratt and Fremont streets
$ Park and Fayete streets aulOtF
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H AIDES SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
IL and valuable invention designed to be worn in
connection with the Hoop Skirt Just receive
LOVEJ0Y & co. S Hosiery Store,
No. 1876 Baltimore street.
between Light and Charles streets.
Also Ladies' and Misses STEEL EXTENSION SKIRTS,
fsuperior quality. jaI7-f
WINTER HOSIERY,
w GLOVES, UNDER-SHIRTS DRAWERS,
WOODEN YARNS, COMFORTS, HOODS, &c, &c,
Selling OFF at reduced prices before taking stock
AMOS L0EEJOI 4 co,
No 1876 Baltimore street,
JalT-H A few doors above Light street.
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BUILDING LOTS-l4OO FEET BUILDING
FRONT on Jefferson, Wolfe Fayette, Castle Chester
Ch9pank and McEey streets, of various depth, all high
and level ground. For sale or lease by
GEO. l.. HARRISON,
au3l-u 6UDOnnells wharf.
OFFICE FOR RENT.-F1NE LARGE OFFICE
~ on I'd floor corner of North and Baltimore sts Apply
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.sm BALTIMORE PIANO
E4iYTs;<Y FORTE
II u II II MANDATORY
j. j. WISE 4 BROTHER,
No 81 HANOVER STREET.
Have on hand very choice assortment of FORBES
which they offer their usual favorable terms and are
manufactured in various STYLES and patterns fitted with
the much admired elastic touch which is any other
factory as the propretors hold patent for the invention
Those in want of good life Piano should not fail to-
give a call. ~ ~ w
Instruments for hire
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FIRE INSURANCE aA6a55 nnr
NO NORTH STREET, BALTIMORE,
WITH POWER TO ISSUE POLICIES AND ADJUST LOSSES
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co.
PHILADELPHIA
1887, 1s5 CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE co.
$3.50, 900 CASH c CA H5T iIht AND SURPLUS.
HUMBOLDT FIRE INSURANCE CO.
s25o,OOo CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE CO..
$25o,Ooo CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
have to believe that these Companies
charged will governed By circumstances con
% the sk aeGong So &
merchandise fel2-eoIm
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF BALTIMORE
INSURES Dwellings,, Furniture, Warehouses, Goods on
5 rag and o ne loss Or damage
sogRa ab pS SECOND STREETS
meet fGsESF REREsE
DIRECTORS.
S Rm q pd rgqder' G 4 W H9gsn
Saml R. Smith, NJ Benzinger
Aaron Fenton, Augustus Shriver,
Geo P. Thomas, J. Stricken jenkins
jal7-tf Secretary.
baltimore LIFE INSURANCE co,
ID NO SOUTH STREET,
INCORPORATED 1890
JOHN l. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT,
Win issue policies for for
for life
Endowment policies payable certain time, or at death
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN.
A. B. COULTER,
Secretary
DIR. F. DONALDSON Medical Examiner,
ia5h 81 Franklin street.
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AaritmlMral.

A MEXICAN GUANO, DROWN. Very
Arich in Phosphate of Lime, containing per cent more
than the standard of fine texture and every mpury
For sale in bulk or bbls. by J. J. & F. TURNER,
felsu ~ Pratt street. Bait
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MORN MEAL-500 bbls. "BRANDYWINE,"
" kiln dried Corn Meal fresh ground of old established
and we'll approved brands, just received direct from the
mills, for sale by JOHN s. PRICE,
70 South street.
81 FUNCTIONS OF CORN MEAL supplied at short
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sSaEH%ffSSFs1 GOLD MEDALS
II u II II IN THREE SUCCESSIVE YEARS
At the Maryland Institute,
Besides first premiums at Fairs in Philadelphia, Washing
ton and Richmond. - e
TESTIMONIALS OF .FVCELLENCE
FROM
IT, BERG,
STRAK OSCH,
and G. SATTER.
AS also from of the most eminent Professors and anna
teurs in the country ~
WIN. KNABE Il CO.,
], 3, 5 and NORTH EUTAW STREET,
and No. 207 BALTIMORE STREET,
- between Charles and Light streets,
would respectfully invite the attention the public to their
well assorted stock of ~ ~
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO FoRTEs,
which for beauty of finish, and of tone
and elasticity OF touch have BEEN by judges pronounced I'M
rivalled Every Piano guaranteed years. and priv
lege OF exchange granted at any time within months if
not entirely satisfactory.
Terms liberal call is respectfully solicited before pur-
Pianos taken in exchange, hired, and repaired
au9j-tf \ I,p
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VOL. II[---NO. 442.
Munstsry snb Commercial 8shitlu.
BALTIMORE, July 26, 1859.

BALTIMORE, July 26, 1859.
Our Stock market continues very dull the operations to-
day at the Board amounting in value to only about
$4,000 The leading fancy Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
dropped of half three quarters of dollar per share
There were so shares sold and left off at s554
bid S55 asked regular way 1t left OF yesterday at $50
bid, regular way. Northern Central Railway, which left
off yesterday $40 bid closed to day at $l94 bid, sls
asked regular way. There however nothing done in
it. lot of 100 Canton sold at the Board at
sls% cash and we also sales of 500 shares Gull
ford Mining Company at SIX, buyer 60 days, and of
shares Citizens Bank at s1l& State and City 6s and
Railroad bonds continue quite firm but nothing done
to day in any of these stocks.
At the first board in New FORK to-day stocks weak,
but at the second board the feeling in the market
frmer. Virginia 6's declined y; New York Central b
Reading i, Cleveland and Toledo X; Michigan South
ern n; Rock Island s. Harlem X; and Gaena and Chi
cago T. Missouri 6s, Illinois Central bonds and Canton
closed at yesterday figures but Erie advanced r. and
Michigan Southern guaranteed x.
SALES At TIE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
TUESDAY, Jaly 26, 1859
shs. Citizens Bank. .l9s 10 sh. B. Q. RR. ..55h
100 shs. Canton ..lS4.i l5 :" ..55%
500 shs. Guford Min. % g s60af 80. .55H
Co, BIO. IL
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LA w INTELLIGENCE

CtRcUIT CoURr FOR BALTIMORE CrY.-Hon. VIM
George Krebs, Judge. The following occupied
the court yesterday:
VIM. p. Welsh and others Us. The First Baltimore
Hose Company. Injunction issued at the instance
of Accomplishments, who claim to be members of said
company, restraining it and its officers, agents,
committees and servants from selling or disposing
of distributing any of the assets, effects prop
erty of said company until the matter be heard
and determined in equity. W. P. Whyte for com
painants.
Nothing of public interest transacted in the
other courts
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PRICES hND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
Through ILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
NJ. Gn
The New York Tribune of to day SAYS

The New York Tribune of to day says
There is slightly increased demand for money in
quarters hut there change in rates. Call loaEs
sac per cent and the supply of capital abundant Pa
per is in moderate supply in the discount houses and
freely at 697 per cent for giltedged running up to
Jar ruary.
The market for foreign exchange dull but steady
The advent peace it thought in some quarter should
operate amcorate the of exchange by inducing
drawing against credits and by rendering houses
here less anxious to strengthen their correspondents
the other side with gold. Sterling is 109k@110S
Francs j12E EM511H.
Cisco is making few sales of 81 per cent treasu
ry par, and outside the demand is moderate
previous rates The Secretary of the Treasury has yet
about two millions which he reissue and MeSsrs
Thompson Brothers today made bid for the whole
amount at per cent interest.
We hear of specie going to Boston for the Wedneday
considerable as the Aspinwa steamer will be in with
supply Of bars
despatch was received on Monday from Mr. Garrett
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Road, which leads the
lief that the demands of the Northern roads will be ac
ceded to- and freight rates will then be advanced
will be here on Tuesday.
The Bank returns, which we annex in detail, show
further moderate contraction in loans, and quite arre
decrease in the specie line which probably made
declining average The decrease in loans hardly keeps
pace with the dminut0n OF specie and the reduction in
net deposits and in this point of view, the statement
seems less conservative and satisfactory
weeks past The specie shipments of Saturday not
included in the returns but this loss will perhaps be part
y neuraized By the California gold the way and
nearly due
The following is comparative of the cond
ton Of the New York City Banks for the weeks ending
July 10 and July %:
July 10. July %.
Loans. sl2O,4O5,62s $ll9934 l6O Dec SAT- i6s
Specie. 23,223,679 21,1e6,92 Dec.1 O26 767
Circulation... s20l 675 S170,628 Dec. 81 O49
Nel Deposits. 7s,136,9l1 75,3r1933 Dec 2 96s
The xport of Specie from New York for the week
Previously repo ted s3s SOY S4S IA
Same time in 1858 S............ Il, ,736 $50 90
Not one of the Rhode Island Banks that failed in 1s59
has made dividend This can be accounted for only
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POLICE INTELLTGENCE

Henry Maynard, negro, arrested yesterday
by Officer Crouch, on the charge of assaultng Hen
ry Miller. Committed for court by Justice Show
acre.
Mary Kelly, arrested by Officer Shanks, yester-
day morning, ct arged with throwing stones in the
street, committed, in default of payment of the
fine, by Justice Boyd.
Charles Moore charged with threatening to kill
Mrs. Eliza Peacock was held to bail for court by
Justice Logan
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Shipping gntsIItgsnes.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, July 26.
AlsRIV Ep

ARRIVED
Steamship City of Norfolk Parker, hours from Savan
ice Sns sc to W% eS51 ct Sanrs ,
mdse and aSsenSr n to r. Hugg1s Reports OF Smiths
Point, Boston bark and off Point Lookout large bark
Steamer Commerce Morley before reported at quarantine
from iayana-to Morrell Randall Towed up by steam
Ship Villa (Frenc Rousseau, from Havana, July I3t-
Arg ANTON, (Aust) lvanich, from Buenos Ayres May
g-bone ash to Pearce Gray Towed up by the steamug
Brig o Brien Grant from Pensacola-tO Kelsey Gray;
Schr Araminta Shut from Bay of Honduras-cocoauuts
mahogany &c-to W. T. Kendall Towed up by steamtug
,,Schr Knight, Sears, from Norfok-ballast to Dobbn Il
Schr Sarah NJ Kent, Thompson, from Philadelphia
mdse to John W. Brown * Son.
Lstof Canal Boats from ave de Grace per steamer Ian
caster, July 81, 1889.
Boat r. NJ. Winslow, Captain Mcs-lumber to Job Smith
Boat " H. Deckart Captain Observation-Disclosures to Henry
Boat Y. seabod, Captain swope-umber Henry James
Boat Col Geo Bodine, Captain Crawford-umber to r. X
Boat Mary Adelaide, Captain Baker-lumber to Barnts
Boat Rising Sun, Captain swarts-lumber to R X IIaw
Boat Billmyer & Fullmer, Captain seler-umber job
Boat Col. R. NJ Thompson, Captain Lyman-lumber to
Boat +. P Bowen, Captain Hines-lumber to Barnits 4
Boat Golden Step, Captain Heckart-lumberto Cockey &
Boat " R Dunham, Captain Fithome-staves to Barnits
Boat Robt Derr, Captain Crawford-lumbcr R K Haw-
lev l. Co
Boat J. D. Cameron, Captain Feenberger-coal to E. A.
Robins
Boat Lance, No 10, Captain Mnyer-coa to F. A. Robins
Boat Mary, Captain Linden-coa TO Grove, Miller Co.
Boat Emblem, Captain Bittng-coa to W. F. Washhum.
Boat Holmaur Grubb, Captain Hoover-coal to William
McCymOnt 4 Co.
Boat Narcross Sheets, Captain Barrett-coal to j II
Heald X Co
Boat T. S Kline, Captain KIine-coa to Chas. Gmor
Booat F. Mcbride. Captain Mciose-eoa to Carr, Giese
l. Co.
Boat William Bradley Captain strine-pg iron Thos
Wilson.
Boat Diligent Captain Housinger-lumber to H. James
&Co
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Potatoes The market is very firm with good local
demand and shipping demand from the interior and
from the NORTH and prices have advanced to s911o per
bushel.
WILMINGTON MARKETS, July 25.-Turpentine.-
Sales to-day of 400 bb So for virgin 81 s5 for yellow
dip, and 81 so for hard, per go lbs.
Splrits-Saes Saturday OF 100 bbs, and to-day OF
450 do. at IL cts per gallon.
Rosin and Tar-No transactions in either article that
we hear of
PRINTING CLOTHS-Tendency of prices is upward
The fol owing the sales for the week
1000 pieces 64x64 private terms.
5000 64x64, SIC.
5000 % 6Ox6S, 5Ac
5000 " 60x64 SIC.
5000 60x64, private terms.
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SUNDAY ADJUSTMENTS IN THEIR GLoRY.-Y esterday
of the few really delightful days vouchsafed
to climate, when it is neither too hot nor too
cool and there probably has never been day
when the German system of Sunday amusements,
which is just attracting much attention, could
be contemplated to better advantage. As early as
seven and eight o'clock the were throngsd
with families on their way to Hoboken, Weehaw-
ken, Staten Island, and other favorite places of
sort out of the city. The boats running to these
places fairly groaned under the immense mass of
men, women and children, who went in search of
recreation. The roads leading to the Elysian Fiel d,
and Union Hall were thronged by an immense
procession, for hours, and all the gardens, hotels,
and lager beer saloons were crowded with pleasure
seekers
To one witnessing the crowds at the different
landings aud places of resort within reach of the
city, it seemed if the entire Teutonc portion
our population had gone out of town. But to one
visiting the places of resort in the city, it seemed
though they all seeking amusement at home.
Twelve or fifteen thousand, perhaps more, visited
the Central Park, and as many more went to Jones
Wood to the concert which completed the grand
festival at that place. and the ordinary gardens, be-
sides, had full share of customers. 1t is worthy
of note that notwithstanding the great crowds
there was no disturbance or accident of serious
nature.-Eue. Post.
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How CAPT. PIERCE ENTERED THE DANUBE-Cap-
tain d. c. Pierce will long be remembered as the
gallant lake captain who inaugurated the Chicago
and Liverpool trade, direct. Last fall he chartered
his vessel, then lying at London to convey load of
railroad iron to a Russian port the Danube. He
there passed the winter, and this spring purchased
cargo of wheat with which he returned to London
The Chicago journal has seen a letter from him at
the latter place. in which he states that his vessel
the Sexton, had made the quickest trip by some
days, ever known to be run between the two ports
He also states that on his arrival at the mouth of
the Danube, the officer of the port refused him the
service of pilot unless he lightened his vessel as
serting, as a reason of his demand that there was
but nine feet of water the bar DESTROYS of salts
flying himself this point, Capt. Pierce took
soundings, and finding that the functionary had
''fbbed" to the extent of foot and a half-the
soundings show full 10 feet nches-with true
Yankee independence he determined to pilot his
vessel himself. The Captain of the port, und0ubt-
edlY astounded at this contempt of his dignity
boarded the vessel and ordered Capt. P. to cast
anchor, to which the latter replied that he should
not stop unless they sunk his vessel. Whereupon
the Port Captain hastened to a man-ofwar which
lay at anchor in the harbor doubtless intending to
intiict summary punishment upon gallant cap
tain for his audacity but before her guns could be
brought to bear upon the Sexton, Capt. Pierce had
got her safely the bar, and out of reach of
Turkish cannon. 1t also states that Capt p. was
called to account at tConsantnople, for thus demon
strating the 'Yankee character at the mouth of the
Danube"
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ExTRAoRDINARY CASE OF SoMNAMBULTsM-An En-
glish paper, the Stamford Mercury, narrates the
following singular incident:
extraordinary instance ofsomnambulism occur
red in Stamford shortly after midnight ON Monday
last. About one o'clock, Sergeant Harrison, while
on duty at the lookup, observed person clothed
in white, walking towards st. Paul street. Sup
posing it to be one who had assumed dis
guise for the purpose of playing joke, he walked
up to the individual whom he found to be the wife
of Mr.. Oliver cabinet merchant, having nothing
on but her night dress. She was walking about
with her eyes wide open, apparently awake, but
in reality, in state of perfect somnambulism.
She was taking to her home, which was close at
hand, and her husband aroused, by whom she was
placed in bed. 1t appears that she got up walked
down stairs, unlocked the front door, and went
into the street, without either disturbing her hu.
band or arOusing herself, was she conscious of
what had taken place when she awoke in the morn
ing. But the most remarkable feature in this case
is that, although she had been unable to walk with
out crutches assistance for the last year two,
she was, when discovered, walking as well as any
other person, and without either the support of a
wall or crutch.
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containing 32 acres of which are in cuvationsitu
aed 2S miles from the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Fauauier county, Virginia The Improvements com
foabe and the low price of SIS per will taken
goes city property The location for health
and beauty. . JAMES R0fDy .=slit
jsleo6t 26St. Paul street
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Sailing of the Lancaster.

AUGUSTA, July ga fire occurred at Jackson
vile, Florida, on the 18th, which destroyed the
Burlington House and nearly the entire block. Loss
S20.0 900.
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WHAT NATIONS FIGHT HARDEsT.-A Fe,o Facts and
Figures.-Assuming the French and Austrian bulle
tins to be true-and they the only data we have
to go upon-the total number of killed and wound
ed on both sides at Solferino, fight which lasted
fourteen hours, was 29,375, or seven per cent. of
the whole number engaged On comparing this
with the list of killed and wounded in other deci-
sive battles in this country and in Mexico, we are
constrained to conclude that our own troops, the
English and even the Mexicans, whom it has been
the habit to depreciate, are much harder fighters
than the French and Austrians. Let us repeat the
figures in tabular form:
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Later from

Later from Europe-The Steamer Europa.
SAcKvmLE, July 26-The steamer Europa has
been announced at Halifax, with three days later
advices from Europe.
The express of the Associated Press, with the ad-
vices by this arrival, will probably reach here this
evening.
SAcKvILLE. July Electromagnetic Europa ar
rived at Halifax at l o'clock to-day. The horse
express of the Associated Press will be due here at
o'clock tomorrow morning. The Nova Scotia line
has closed without sending the report, and the
lines to this point are working badly, in coDse-
quence of thunder showers, it is considered impossi
Bile to get the news through in time for the morning
papers, even if the express should arrive in season.
State Nominations i'm Minnesota.
CHICAGO, July 25.-The Republican State Con
vention, of Minnesota, which met last week, nom-
mated Alexander Ramsey for Governor; lgnatius
Donnelly for Lieutenant Governor; J. H. Baker for
Secretary of State, and Charles Schoefer for
Treasurer. Also Cyrus Aldrich and William Win
dow, for members of the next Congress.
Fire I'm OIean, NY
0LEAN. n. Y, July 25.-The extensive sash door
and blind mandatory of Stone, Enthner 4 Co.,
DESTROYED last MI ght. Insured for $500. The
loss above the insurance is Sl2 900 to SIS, 900. The
fire is believed to be the work of an incendiary,
Death of James NJ. Bunee
HARFoRD, July 25.-James NJ. Bunce, who was
| fatally injured while out riding last Thursday af-
ternoon, died at twenty minutes before one o'clock
this morning. He had remained insensble since the
accident.
Ship News.
NORFOLK July 26-The bark jennie Pitts, from
Havana, bound to Falmouth, Englrnd, with a cargo
of sugar. put in here to-day account of the death
of the captain at
Congressional Nomination
AUGUSTA, July 26.-John j. Jones has been nomi-
mated for Congress by the democratic convention
of the 9Th district, a successor to Hon. Mr. Ste
pbens.
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23,O00 pieces.

.
-PrOridence Journal.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, July 26.-Cotton. is frm-sales Of $500
bales to day. Flour is heavysales of II 900 bbls
decline of 10 cts chiefly inferior qualities; State S415
lG470; Ohio S4.75G95.30; Southern SIS 25d575 Wheat
is depressedsales of 5000 bushels Chicago Spring 172
cts. red Southern 120122 cts white do. 130Gl35 cts
Corn is heavy-sales of 1900 bushels yellow Ss cts
mixed 7Sds2 cts. Pork is heavy-Mess $l5 37Hl15 so;
Prime $40 75d11 Lard is dull. Whiskey is dull at 25
cts. Sugar closed buoyant advance in all qualities
fair have improved New Orleans cts; Muscovado
5& d6S cts. Coffee quiet at decline of hl4 ct.
Moasses is steady OF 40 cts Spirits Turpentne is heavy
at 45(a45h cts Rosin is heavy at 75(9774 cts. Rice
is dull. Freights-Cotton for Liverpool taken at y
a5S2.
PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-Flour is du-saes at SIS. so
for Super Wheat is dull at 81 for white and 1lS6
122 cts for red Oats dull Corn is dull at s0S1
Whiskey is dull at 27(d2S cts.
CINCINNATI July 25-Flour steady at S.. Wheat dull
Whskey steady at 24c Provisions quiet and unchanged
NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-Cotton-Saes of 5 500 bales
to-day at an advance of knHc., caused by the North
Briton's advices The improvement was chiefly on the
midding qualities, mddling Orleans being quoted at II
(Gl1Ac, and good do. do. at 124Gl2k. Exchanges on
London 81 G1l0 per cent premium New York n per
dis oN.Afa gasr