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the week COS hhds Maryland 5ss hhd Ohio and 4s
hhds. .Kentucky-total, ], ,25I hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBAoco-The receipts are still light
and the stocks are unusually small. Medium and com
mon pounds are scarce and firm. We continue to
ao9Zo cts good do at 2sg35 cts; fine do: S595o cts
hne 5s and los 2027 cts. medum do 172O cts sound
common do at 14gl5 css and inferior shipping los
TALLoW.-The Butchers Association are now asking
u cts per h. for ralow but we have heard of sales
this week.
TIN.-Tin Plateis steady at the rates named in our
last viz So for l. c. and s1O75 per box for x Banca
I'm is selling at LS3G35 cts, speter at cts, and Pig
Lead at 5xG6 cts. per Id.
WooL.-There is rather inquiry for Wool, and the
feeling in the market is somewhat frmer. Prices
however unchanged, and still quote unwashed
at 2l923 cts; tub washed at 31@93 cts. for com
mon, and S5937 cts. for Extra; No pulled 27GSO cts
from 81 70 10 cts per b we note sale this week of
some 900 to 900 lbs Lambs Wool at 3o931 per lb
WHlSKEY;-Whiskey has, through the week, been
quiet but has ruled steadily at 2626H for Coun
try, 26k@27 cts for City, and 27(d27X cts for Ohio
There have been 500 600 bbls sold above
rates and the market closes steady at these figures
FREIGHTS.-There is nothing offering for Great Bri-
tain To Rotterdam the rate is DDS Cd for Maryland and
27s Cd for Virginia tobacco and Bremen l5s for Ma
ryand and 20s. for Virginia tobacco brig of about
1000 bbls has been taken up this week West In
dies at 60 cts Coaswise freighs are dull The rate IN
New York is S130 for coa -four grain offering: to
Providence S140 for COAL and sac per bushei for
grain to Boston 81 so for COAL 25 for flour and cts
for gran and to Charleston 81 rs for coal and for
grain
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, July 2s.-our
bly Wnlcn several weeks past been
very quiet is beginning to show signs of returning
animation, and during the past week a considerable
amount of business has been done in this branch of
trade. There are number Of Southern and Western
buyers here, and most of them have beeu purchasing
quite freely For nearly all staple styles of Cotton
Woollen fabrics the market is quite strong, some
parties are looking for advance in prices. Heavy
Standard makes of Brown Sheetngs selling at sA@e
cts ,mediumno at * 97k cts and light dc. at 5 as
cts and Blue do. 10&G11 cts. Osnaburgs very firm
at7S cts for 34; 81 kG11 cts for 49, 10HG113 cts for
Al nj ct for beqy cd g
Bleached Goods are firm, also Denims, Stripes,
Ticks and Canton Flannels Ginghams Prints, Lawns and
DeLaines quiet, but prices them main
tanned Wooen Goods inquired for and such
are making at full rates.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Ocean Queen
OFF CAPE RACE.

ST.. JOHNS, July 29.-The news-boat Of the Asso-
ciated Press has arrived, having boarded, at 80
this morning, off Cape Race, the steamer Ocean
Queen, from Southampton, with dates from Liver
pool to the goth, four days later than the steamer
Europa.
The steamer Nova Scotian arrived out on the
10Th. The Ocean Queen left the Needles on the
morning of the 2lst.
Mr.. Gladstone's budget, submitted to the British
Parliament, shows a deficiency of about five mil
lions sterling. He prefers direct taxation to other
means to meet the deficit, and proposes to add 4d.
to the income tax, and increase the duties on malt
spirit' and tea. Sugar is exempt.
The French funds were buoyant
The subscribers to the Austrian loan have been
released from their obligations.
Prince Napoleon was at Genoa on the 18th.
new Sandman Ministry has been formed, and
General Mamora is Minister Of War and President
of the Council
The Bank of Berlin has lowered its rate of dis
count to per cent.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVE RPooL MARKETs.-Cotton.-Th sales of the three
days amount TO II 900 bales including 1000 bales
ulaCrs and 600 bales for export All qualities have
declined S94d., and the market closes very dull
Messrs Clare Sons circular quotes follows: New Or
leans Middhng 3-1Od Upland Mddling 676 to I'd
Holders offer freely but show disposition press
market generally closed dull, but prices steady.
Breadstufs The market is very dull The harvest
Spence Co quote Flour is very dull French Flour
offered at further reduction American is quoted at 10
ld12s. Cd. per GENITAL Wheat is very quiet but firm
Western red Is Cd. .d9s white 9s G9s Cd Corn is dull
European and all qualities have declined owing heavy
arrivals; mixed yellow 5s 10d .@6s 3D.; white Is ais Cd
Proyisons.-The market generally closes dull with
declining tendency in prices. Beef is heavy and quota
tions nominal Pork is heavy and previous quotations
barely maintained. Bacon heavy and the auction sales
have been withdrawn Lard is steady with rather more
demand at 54d56s. Tallow is nominal
Produce.-Rosn is dull at 3s. SdI3s. Cd. Sugars
steady Coffee is quiet Rice is dull Pot and Pearl
Ashes quiet at 2s 3D. Spirits Turpentne dull 35s 3D.
@S5s. Cd.
LATEST COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday.-Sales of Cotton to-day esti
mated Mt 5000 bales, of which 1000 bales specu
lators and for export. The market closes dull.
Breadstufs generally close very dull. The sales to-
day have been unimportant
Provisions generally close dull.
Another despatch quotes follows: Sugar generally
closes dull and coffee also. Rice is steady Spirits
pentne is dull at 35d36 cts.
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat has declining tendency
and prices are Is lower per quarter Sugar is dull at
decline of on Tea is quiet at 1s I'd @}1s 2Kd Rice
is heavy.
MONEY MARKET-London, July 2O-Consols closed
at 95X
American securities generally unchanged. The
money marketi is generally without change
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WAsHrNGroN, July 29.-Advices received here
from Nicaragua give assurance of fair prospect
OF satisfactory settlement of the Transit difficult
ties, and speak in confident terms of the ability of
General Juarez to secure the rejection by Congress,
of the article in the Lamar and Zeladen treaty oh,
jected tc by our Government
There seems to be no doubt that the mission to
Central America will be rendered to Judge Bowlin,
whose visit to Bedford is that business, bv in,
vitation of the President
The balance in the Treasury on the 25th was
nearly $4,000, 900. The receipts for the week end
ing on that day amounted to S2,225, ,OOO drafts
paid 81 6le,OOO drafts issued, 50, ia 900; amounts
OF increase over the former week Sl3S, 900.
letter from Superintendent johnson has been
received at the Indian Bureau, in which, speaking
OF the difficulty between the Pawnee Indians and
the citizens of Nebraska, he Says no white person
has been killed, but the whites have killed two In
dams and wounded one, the Indians making no ra-
sistance when approached by the citizens, who
were more cupable in producing the difficulty than
the Indians The newspaper accounts have been
greatly exaggerated.
Mr. Cushman, recently appointed Minister to the
Argentine Confederation, received his instructions
to-day and started on his destination
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sTAyEs.--Staves are dull. and rates are in
great degree nominal. We quote as before R.
o.. HID. at $l49l8 for culled and s25G9SO for
s8s4o do single do at sI9So O HID a e9asa
and ". o. PIPE Slaves at sS5G5O per thousand = >
- SAALT1LyerpooI "a Salt ,at is selling from store at
jeffrey Darcys fine and $50 per sack for Ashton's
do We quote Turks Island Salt as before at 1920 cts
salt, per per ship "F; W. Brune" from Liverpool.
soAPWe still quote CASTLE Soap at 1oh cts, 0Ieine
no gS cts and Chemical Olive do at 6g7 cts. per
'"e on me BEDS demand is fair at these figures.
sLARCH-Starch is dull but unchanged in price, and
we SUI quote Western Pearl at cts, West Philadelphia
az oeoh cts Duryea's at o@ek cts, and eswego at OK
SrlCEs;-spces continue dull but the rates are gen.
Pmento at 67 cts in bond and dntv nsid co1ss
shgIO cts Cassia at 2662s cts; East India Ginger
a. a. ~ goS cts; Mace at f@5O cts. and No Nutmegs
ToBACcO.-The news of peace in Europe has had
rather favorable effect on the Tobacco market as it is
lhought 1t may lead to farther orders this
The stock there, however, quite large and
holders here are expecting to realize prices it is
likely that any material advance will take place Tbere
has been moderate demand for Maryland Tobacco This
week. and common descriptions sell readily than for
change to make in quotations, which continue viz
Ground leaf at S3tG5; inferior to good common at
S39450i ordinary to fair middng at $5G6. so; and
good to fine at $7912 There is an improved demand for
for Bay Tobacco and for descriptions better rates
leaf @ brown reSs 81 aueae @ Pa m at
Ohio Tobacco has been in moderate inquiry we note
sales of 300 hhds red spangled and yellow s6016
We continue former quotations viz: inferior to good
common green and brown at $500; medium to good
brown and spangdd at s65O97; good fine brown and
spangled at 81 50@9; and fine wrappe1y reds and fine
yellow at siO@I5 There has been good inquiry
for Kentucky Tobacco this eek the sales amount
ing to about 400. hhds, Mason County at full
prices. The principal purchase was made for ex-
port, but its destination is unknown. The market
closes quiet but firm We quote lugs at 81 5O@
good Do at ss5o7 So ne at ST. 5oae choice at si5S12
and rich heavy Kentucky at S9l4 The inspections Of
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States store-ship Relief in place of Commander
Perry Commander Kitty takes his place at the
rendezvous in this city.
ATTEMPTED SULcrDE.-Yesterday morning young
woman named Forsythe attempted to commit SUI
eide, by taking arsenic DR.. Starr administered
remedies, and she recovered. She lives in Little
Sharp street. near New Church street, and assigns
no reason for the rash act.
THETT.-The residence of Charles Hahn, residing
on Charles street, corner of Williamson's aley.
was entered on Thursday evening, and robbed
OF over Si0O. No evidence has yet been obtained
that would connect any one with the theft
The COMMENCEMENT AT LUrHERvILLE-We are
requested to state that the music of the ode sung
by the Young ladies was composed by Professor
Petri, of this city, for the occasion
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steamer on Fire-New Orleans Items-L.ater
from Mexico

CHAELEsToN, July 29.-The steamer Huntsville.
hence for New discovered to be on fire this
forenoon and returned tc port. Her passengers, to
tne number OF twenty-five, reached the city in a
pilot boat. The steamer came along side Tho
Southern wharf, when it was discovered that the
cotton stored in her hold was on fire. Firemen
are engaged pouring streams of water into her,
put IL Is impossible yet to learn the extent of the
damage. 1t is thought the steamer is considerabIv
damaged. ''''
The Coarters' special dispatches from New Or
leans, say two bales o. cotton had been received
there from Central Texas
VIM. Hill under sentence at New Orleans for mur-
suicide -''7 -'l44iii' 'e'
:, Adyices from Metamoras to the l4th, received at
Wool has been superseded
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POLICE IYTELLIGENrE

Joseph Davis was arrested Yesterday by officer
Ruark, on the charge of resisting and assaulting
him whilst in the discharge of his duty Justice
Ensor committed him to jail for Court
;, Ellen Hammond was arraigned before Justice
Ensor yesterday, charged with obtaining goods
under false pretences. She was committed for
Court by Justice Ensor. The arrest was made by
officers Dinsmore and Handy,
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AHT,SEHENTS A

WASHINGTON HALL.-Madam Payne sings every
night at Washington Hall, and she is rapidly gain
ing popularity. Mademoiselle Marie is very
graceful danseHse, and forms small party of the
entertainment. The music of the Sextette Club,
and the singing of Mr. Klein need no praise, as our
citizens are aware of their excellence.
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NQUESTS.

DR.. Greentree, coroner, was called yesterday
morning to hold an inquest over the body of a
Gh en- i'd found in sink at No. 23s Raborg street.
The jury rendered verdict that the ''chid came
to her death from unknown hand, and was then
thrown into the sink {"
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Total. ...'.'-''............ 1O,lSS
HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-There a sale at the open
ing $50 bbls Super at $780, but subse
quently note sales of 200 bbls do at 512 $50 bbIs
do. at S. 800 bbls Extra at $525d550 and 200
bbls do. at 62H per bbl Super closes to day steady
at $5.12H, and Extra az $5.62K GD575 per bb, these
ngures being will be seen advance the 10
prices of the week.
OHIO FLoUR.-The only sales of Ohio Flour we have
heard of this week of $50 bb old Extra at $3.50
this figure being decline of half dollar per bbl the
price asked for at the opening and of 200 bbs
Super made today S12H per bb Super closes steady
at s512K and quote Extra at s55Od5.75 per Dbl for
and old.
CITY MILLS FLoUR.-The transactions in Flour this
week have been mainly in this description. On Saturday
there sales of 600 bbs super at So and Mon
day 400 bbls do sold at s525@512h per Dbl. On
Tuesday prices fell off again, ana on that and the
ceedng day 700 bbls. Super were sold at $5 per bb
Yesterday prices improved again Sales reported of
500 bbs Super at s512K $500 bbls Extra at So 500
bbls do at S6l2k and of ESQ bbls do. "PhGnix Mills
brandt So per bbl To-day note sales Of 200 bbls
Super at $5l2K and Of $50 bbls Extra at 50 per bb
ping brands of Extra at $e96.12K per Dbl.
FAMILY FLoUs.-Family and fancy brands of Extra
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Another Grand SwindIe.

;. NEW YORK, July 29.-Another immense swind-
Ing affair has exploded here-that of the Grand
with the lottery of which the Rohschilds were the
pretended European agents. and Messrs Constan-
tine, Fellnex & Co. the agents of this city. These
parties have been operating largely in the South
and West but are now missinp
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Fire Mt NeNV York

NEW YORK, July 29.-The store of Messrs. andre
d Bros, on Water street, with stock of tobacco,
cigars and wines, was almost totally DESTROYED by
m fIre this afternoon. Loss estimated at $50, 900.
Inc buildings adjoining. were damaged to the ex-
$40, ,000 'oi ''ei
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Large Arrival of Kansas GOId-Adjourn,en,
of the constitutional G,na1-a,,5Io.,

OA fAahSaS GOid-AdiOUrmen
OF the Constitutional Convention
=, ST Louis, July 30 P. MA special despatch to
the Dem0crdt says three men had arrived at ST.
parties disposed of S., 900 worth at Omaha making
total OF S2S 900 from the Kansas gold mines
The Kansas Constitutional Convention adjourned
sane Due tonight The new constitution was adopt
ed by vote of "a to l3, all the Democrats voting
against it and refusing to sion it. .N''"s
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Flour have declined since last week rs per bb-
Family is selling by the dray load 81 per bb for
Patapsco, Reservoir, Silver Spring, Ashland and wech
$3.50 for Old Dominion; and the Patapsco, Reservoir,
Silver Spring Ashland and other fancy brands of Extra
are bringing SO so per bbl
RYE FLoUR.-Rye Flour has been quoted through the
week at S4d4 25 perDbl. We note sale to-day of 100
bbs. at the latter figure.
CORN MEAL-There have been small sales of Bal
tmore Corn Meal this week at 81 at which figure it
be bought to-day, and quote Brandywne do at 81
(Gi25 per Dbl. The exports this week have been only
400 bbls.
The following the inspections Of Flour and Neal for
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MORE, SATURDAY, JULY 80, 1859
From Washington.

prohibition of bank issues, the preservation of the
present Western boundary, which includes the gold
regions, have all been defeated.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in one
month from this will transfer eight shares of stock
Of the Baltimore snd Ohio Railroad Company, standing in
the name of William Logan Fisher, r the said William
Logan Fisher Jr., having departed this life.
WIN. R0TCH WISTER, Administrator.
Baltimore July 20, 1889 j2l-eolm%
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THOUGHT A BEAUTGFIER.-A writer in the Home
journal thinks that mental activity tends to keep
the body young.
wv were speaking of handsome men, the other
evening, and was wondering why h had lost his
beauty,t for which FIVE years ago he famous. 80,
it's because he never did anything said B. 'he
never worked, thought, suffered. You must have
the mind chiseing away the features II you want
remark have been on the watch to see whether it
is generally true, and it is. a handsome man who
does nothing but eat and drink grows fa6by, and and
tbintar has an admirable sculptor atwork, keeping
his lines in repair, and constantly going over his
face TO improve the original design"
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For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page

TRANsPLANTING LARGE TREEs-A Paris CORE
spondent of the Boston Traveller gives the subioned
account OF mode of transplanting large trees now
in use there:
"Large trees are daily seen riding through the
Champs Elysees, which are to take the place of old
and decayed ones, 1t is strange sight to see a
tree fifty or sixty feet high with a trunk two feet
(!) in diameter, in full foliage moving up through
the Boulevards on wheels. have been astonshed
at the size of some of those trees that | have seen
riding by me, and my curiosity led me about
mile outside of the city to the process of ta-
king them out of the ground which is as follows:
circle is cut round the tree about three feet from
the trunk and at a depth of about five, through
roots and earth. The earth which adheres to the
root is covered and bound with brush and ropes to
keep all together, then large chains are passed un-
der the whole, and the ends brought up above
the surface of the ground. 1t now being ready
to be removed two heavy, strong planks are laid
down outside of the hole to receiv the wheels of
the wagon, which is made of solid iron, and skele
ton body of only two heavy side pieces, which con-
meet the fore and aft wheels; the front wheels hav-
ing axletree passing from one side to the other
while the rear wheels hung like those upon
many railroad cars, having open space, and
strengthened by heavy cross-piece of iron, which
can be removed at pleasure. Over each wheel is
windass to hoist by crank. Now, being ready to
take up the tree the heavy piece behind is
moved, and the vehicle is backed upon the planks
and the trunk of the stands up through the
middle of the skeleton body; the end of the chains
are made fast to the wndlasses, and eight strong
eno at ehcL crdnk, Wluu up Tue cudiH SWING
the tree roots and earth, to the wagon, put in the
crosspleee behind attach from four to six horses,
and drive off, The tree is lowered into the earth in
the same manner that it is taken out
The Detroit Free Press says the wool market in
Michigan is about over for the season. and returns
of the amount purchased are beginning to come in
The average price paid to have been about AZ
cents. At Is principal points the number of pounds
taken is 1,766, ,443. shrewd wool buyer of that
city estimates the entire clip of Michigan at three
millions of pounds. =
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Reported Bank Failur,


PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-The brokers here are
throwing out the notes of the Monongahela Valley
Bank, in the western part of the State, which is
reported to have failed.
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0RTS FROM BALTIMORE

RYE FLoUR-KingstOn, ia, pa bbls; Porto Rico 75
IBIS. Halifax SO bbs.
WHEAT-Laguayra $500 bushels.
T0BACCO-HHDs
Commencing January l, 1859, and same time 1858
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Turin Friday, July l5.-The King and Emperor
arrived at $50 p. m, amid the acclamatons Of the
populace. Prince Carignan and Count Cavour
went to meet them. Count Cavour was much
cheered by the people. The Piedmoutese troops
and considerable numbers of the National Guard
We're drawn up in line on both sides of the road
The Emperor alghted at the Royal Palace, and to-
day great banquet will be given at court to
etiignty persons. The grand dignitaries and iune-
of the line have arrived at Milan.
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