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The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-24

Gs-A Mr.. Jackman. who had been con.
fined some fourteen months in the Bangor
(de.) jail, for debt, was recently discharged
b bis creditor Jackman complains most
bitterly OF being turned out of doors during
The cold weather, and threatens to bring
suit against his creditor for a breach OF agree.
ment, as the said creditor had promised him
q nome for life. if Le did not Jay the debt.
HE debt has not been paid. and Jackman in
sIsts on the agreement being fulfilled
The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-24

FEN resolution expressing confidence in
Senator Douglas, and declaring him the man
best fitted 10 lead the Democratic forces in
l6C0, was voted down in the Missouri Leg
islature.
The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-24
E1- We clip from the Indianapolis Amer
can The followinr.

can the following:
'On the trial Of Dr. Daily, notwi.hstand-
ing tho direct testimony Of several Of our
best citizens. % to his drunkenness, he
summoned several persons by whom to prove
dat he was not drunk among whom was
Gov. Willard, who testified that he saw DR..
Daily on that day. and didn't think he was
drunk--didn't smell whisky in his breath.
The committee didn't think the Governor
good judge of tie matter, aud decided
against him. The idea Of Governor Viii
lard detecting whisky by the smell of a mans
breath, is bordering on the funny"
II We presume the committee went up
on the principle that man who ate garlic
himself couldn't be expected to detect the
scent OF it in tie breath Of another person.
The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-24
80 N77o9eons and Music. STAR BoiL5ad Boad IND II d..

Pianos, Melodeons ana Muo'''
,,ors GREATLY REDroED,
80 ZOE WATE.R7'
no. a. tire sale of the Best
rElsos AsD AELebLOss'
BOslsA .sseRraEsT or ,iuoi'c ';al- Nf5ss f,ss
s,,HE LaESE7ht uitea states fiAso. o..fis-Afram
caana.s t,r,aras cf.rsr3 >. those of the
i.Ir rosewood eases, r No house IN the nios
r.ost elssaat nnl ~ fer the raH'sr - .r.e-
can - - Z ~ Instruments h''
{. at sb'ss icy are -rogern In,soved Piefae-
Horace. - ron frames. haFe. n - -, of
VIZ ...p-oqEB 2cTl,s, 4 P'rs- tt., ana oar.bli-
scALn ftn- he grand, VIE y %. AMI rrss Masie
:. il he .assrs Fian9- l1s.4,1,loao Gausl the
ilenti 5.psriOE an eaca desirable quality
C.n al furnish Princes, Carharts & Smiths .ieIo
dions Price frota ) sia si25; foE IF reeds,
5anks y kevs $500 Oryan pcjat bass mel
oIeons $3.50, sz75 sni $500. less Iosr4 discount.
zach iastf uaeat WtFr2uted l. g-e sltisfsctiao or
Ar GfEAT stRG4IEs coa.taatly il sts-s'; price
MusIC.-Oas Of the largest and bes. catalogue. Of
Music row published all Music AMI Musical works
published il the Untsd States for sale hs this house
Nsrtins celebrated Guitars. and all kind ef Musical
Tesainxor.ais of tie waters Piano
and .eIoG
=" The Piano came 70 hand. and II hrst rate order
II Is beautiful instruments and no nisfake.-LEE &
NAiKER, Dealers IN Musical instruments, Phil.
John Hewitt. Of Car thage, New AorA vino has had
one Of the Horace Waters Pianos, writes follows
= \ friend u nine wishes me 70 purchase 4 Piano
for her She likes the : u sold in December,
ls56 Ny piano is becoming popular in this pt nd
think can introduce or two more; they will be
more popular than any other make.
I'VE hare t--o Of H4ts-'s Plaros in = in Sem
mary 4 which has been severely tested ios three
years snd testify their good quality 0i dur
ii, -wx-Atfs r. r 3 ffavffag f used one Of
your Piauo-fortes i1r two wears psgt have found it
N sery superior instrument aLoxzo GRAY
ne Eir,r, U,t.rsa ,gr7tas ,s II -.
ParsToS HoLLo-r. Ny. Jr.r .. 1883
lRRAcE WArERs-Ilaar III: : fresei,e.I tEe rIelo-
deon good order am wei pleased with the
. external epp.aranse and the tone also Hope shall
hay. oeeas.oE o order one ur t~o ps:e the present
season
H0R&CE NATEEs, Es.->tr: The hslod.3n sou
arpt me was ,ny t,--eix-4 in a4ai .r{er sfa Nv
fully prupEree 70 sav that the instrument ! hi tly sat
sfaetors: snI leg yaa viii accent nv thanks tor tn :
ser Ess-li terra. 6n hich rg4 t,rl5+5 a. i far the
very honorable lraguer ia ,fai,f vsu have fulEcd.
and ufs ~ than fu l,lt all that ven rsr~-,l Very
4 respectfully vUur., a. J. /. Ss,uu
a1ta piar. ,,.rs.--f. T,,,. - ....;,.,,- g.. -.
+ s,,f.f-,is,, ,.,,r9 = =. - - -. -, -
,|a,,s t.' tl. ,I,.e7 - n r. -. ,.t.f-t,
The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-24

? I
dency of the State University at Blooming
ton 1t is said he will practice law hereaf-
ter In 1854 there We're four M-@i--I.--,-.-',-
isters 10 Indiana. belonging to John L. ROD
insor,'s preacher lit--s Democratic party
D. r-ifaUoe. Calvin Ruter. w. II. Daily,
aud Ames, the bishops brother. Two of
tie iour only in the ministry now. This
is only one instance showing the demoraiiz
ing tendency OF the principles Of the SO called
Democratic party.
The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-24

Is the -. ,f Eos wells orasei. fail sfEa, hosst
lander Dlruerzeo.yqe Cters, with Thica he ias 1l
now On exhibition his rooms, clear and 4T'aa ei
From bis Long experience IA 5e fEziea@0n ne a4htSl
tatingIy assures the p40ie tLlG Ls understands me
psrteety. aud Is prepared =" .tn 'ae aA4h
Camera to furnish ais patrons with fCst class pictures
only.
Washington ami Green
cTy~ All pictures warranted, ard Ea-tec: satist-c-
''on "a. g'ggn a- s5s osis5s an '5A'ss . IF
The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-24
WHITE FIS.
insure g0uE IrDeEty

Z fE" itaif Rs's. white Ffsh enbard ami tzr s..
tE.t " l~i> d - BARNES
The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-24

as.'ss fsr.e.. l. -arey a@ Shet aAt'eF tass as
- i. ss-ees ssheas tAe sFs#saa = "a ls.es
s.lzs sas -t.l :. - A.s- -assA. ssf1''s
ras Liver rs % . PLas,i.i - nastioa.
.s ~ = .Eesy 1eFeH3~Ht 81 s S.s
t.s ,staa tsr ~ r esE :. Pst9I5'9SSs .,s sSs
50 .-s t--st.-' ss5 - ke.ls system sa8ers IN
bowels 'Fs = +. rszs - -taeg.ivcr-ta having eeAs.
= = L Is Fer he - lssase - me- "a prse.
sas r'egrietsFs a.s - e.rs i saa sesae remedy
tSt t,z.-s e,aeterse. sAe ea4ay defAnseaaeAts !"
~A.sA - = .'.s. y At last foaua any per
.a .r1aas y q, liNcs r- sssta,'i. 5tso9 = !, ee,
la-ass, Ia t@t IS 'rs gre, < "
sA.a ,f. .assbit or o4d matter from
lhrse Soi-s s.r5.z - - taetr 5ia : healthy now
a.. as a"ri.,,ns lhs sl""", ,esasx5as tho
=. T.. et,,,s,h az cares aud. hat
.,.r urcxrns- -, q. + he occasional "ss
5tthe liver tnsiHso tie -tsun-
ons Is ,.,sst - tsod rol rs>ng and soarins
Ae as taacl BE 80 retr3ns, prsN en- -
: >iEi'f"iisTe- t,ssr al aizat }oosens the bowels
seat2- ~ tEsn aftsr - slel sa.ai VII cure Dys'
: rep~''s- ,,t,,es tss spoons tel vii al~Ays re
Z lsll - >,,,> t.snaa'ne - .....n,.,..o removes
- - -, ~ 'a, 5'fts,@. Fn,.ss IA ii's iie
= 5 41.sz. rr * Pessei : sure cure 70
) cneIsr. ,,orhas.4ai preventative Of 'h''
: or.'- o.,..-. s..ss +. ssiss % .h,av out q n
.gsg, s g @ - i,is 9ns rss,s"e. ses1es' a
: oae s=a;tis .,sf sA>ea = .l,g frtal the sk.c
s'tlle - ID rt l. tlute before eating stSe
:, yisar : so3 ,x ass.s mas. ca caRaSl piAF
= ogs dsse 60, -. -. ~ vhle summer al
= Rns, q, eeaPla.a y tt,Ss caused by " o rn
IN cssia sa ,here Is saseF, sf.F or 'fs'a'
re~sis r -. ~ sSt..s eares nrop.y, exciting II
" ,s P,sa.a'fs f.r n ~ ts ana .sne, cni'
Fever. ana all scvcr> . : tbtLL, btLLto.s s wl,lii
oFeFttgs wiit t-Sgti +. s1ffaes.
The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-24
Marble Yard

\ p-uar8ug en- gagged the services OF H. horfIson'
~ stta continue At ''tV ''H Isl.
The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-24

Buttons atssaS -
il better. prev Mt
atthe f4sNCr tnss- ot
one sese zEter esftFE 8 i
aef4 ara rFey est tae tgea
=. t.aEG be
The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-24

stock which IL now very general, ana viii SO soid
low rates as can be desired
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-22
la W INTELLIGENCE.

CGRcUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CIrY-Hon. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge. The following occupied
yesterday:
A. McElmoyle X. Halhainer. Attachment
against defendant to answer an alleged contprn pt
IN not obeying the injunction heretofore issued re-
straining him from carrying on the business of an
intelligence office, under agreement with com
plainant. The case was submitted on bill, answer
and exhibits, and agreement. Attachment made
absolute; agreement adudged to be specifically
performed, and injunction made perpetual.. !.
Argued by Gwinn for complainant, and Ing for de-
fendant
Nothing done in the other courts
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from me ~. JOSeph 10. j ErnmiRer.l
AN AMERICAN PICKPOCKET IN FRANCE-Ctrinug
Letter.-The following letter was addressed to Dr.
Edwards, OF this city, penitentiary physician. The
writer was, not long since, an inmcte of the Mis-
souri, penitentiary, occupying most of the period OF
ms incarceration, the post of hospital steward. lie
proved superior nurse-the best indeed that Dr.
Edwards ever saw in that position. Coming daily
in contact with the doctor, he formed deep at
tachment for him, which he proved by Keeping the
doctor advised OF his proceedings and whereabouts
this being the third letter the doctor has receiv
ed from him since his discharge from the pcnitent
ary.
We give the letter complete, suppressing only
the names OF the writer and some Others
TouLoN, France, Tuesday, June IA, lS59-Dc
in. EDwARDs-Sr: | am in France once more |
wrote to you from HaVre some time ago, and from
ConStantnople. | have just returned from Con
stantinOple, on my way to Liverpool, England and
from there to the States of America / hope soon
to see you-in about five months. ! am in the
great naval port of France. They talk OF nothing
here but the war that is going on in Austria. /
have got plenty Of money, and can make plenty
here. | am making up for those three years spent
in Jefferson city. Lots of fun, and plenty to drink
and thousands Of pretty women. Who would rot
be cross man, and live like a prince? Tell --
that am here and would like to see him here
There are plenty of cOnvicts here, with chains on
but they have not got me yet, never will | AN
too sharp for them. think that you can tell Mr.
hughes~ that cannot spare the time to come and
board with him yet awhile travel under the
name OF DR.. - -, and cure everybudy-that
is, their pockets Of loose change. Some may think
that ! am not in France, but | am. ! shall leave
here on the lst of July for Paris then to Calais
then to Dover, and then to London, and from there
to Liverpool for York. Them three years in
Jefferson city made of me, and a desperate
one, too | shall come to the United States and
buy farm, and settle down on what money have
got-a few thousand dollars. | hope Dr. Snodgrass
is well. My best respects to him. Tell - that
Mr. --, of the --, can't put my name in the
papers now.
Here comes some jolly fellow. Now for the wine.
and cards, and women, and drunk.
Good bye, Doctor
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POLICE INTL,T Won

FOLICE INTELLIGENCE.
Frederick Fickey, a German, and Maria. mis- wife
were arrested Yesterday by officer AL MORGAN
charged with obtaining sic from John Christmanns
under false pretences. Justice Mckinley before
whom the parties were brought, released them in
ball OF $500 each to appear and answer the charge
on saturday afternoon next, at o'clock.
Abraham Greenwood was arrested Yesterday by
oihcer Murray, charged with being drunk and dis
orderly. Fined 66 cents and costs by Justice Lo-
gan, and committed in default of payment
Francis +. Hewes arrested by Officer Viii
Iams on the charge being drunk and disorderlv.
tie was fined 66 cents and costs In default of paw
ment, Justice Logan committed him.
Hamilton Brewer yesterday arrested bv
ohlcer Rolf, charged with violating a CITY ordi-
nance by driving his wagon without number. He
was tined 81 and costs by Justice Boyd
Robert Spillman was arrested Yesterday by Con
stable Bishop, on suspicion of stealing and peddng
lot OF Iewelry. belonging to some person unknown
He was committed for a further hearing by Justice
Logan.
John Walker was arrested Yesterday morning bv
oflcer Welsh, in Lexington market, charged with
stealing five boxes of raspberries and eight of
blackberries from a market wagon from the
country. He was released on $500 bail for a fur
ther hearing by Justice Logan.
Charles Hawkins (colored) was arrested last
night by Officer Stephenson, charged with stealing
market basket and shovel from the cellar of Mr.
Hugh Bolton, and an axe from Dr. j. W. Houck
he was committed for hearing on Saturday, by
Justice McAllister.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-22
From he Boston transcript, J,dy IS

CopLEYs PAINTING OF THE Lone PARLIAMENT.-
The great historical painting by Copley, which
has Just been presented to the city of Boston is an
takes its place in the first vass of historical paint
ings 1t is remarkable for its exquisite finish spir
tied grouping and thorough truthulness. com
binng correctness of portraiure with life-ke vigor
The excitement of the event has fused all interests
into dramatic whole each countenanee kipdIinp
into that characteristic expression which wouId
have been naturally inspiredby the scene itself.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-22

.ooN AN GS AG9ATIC MONSTER. Captain Crosby, of the
So1 niue, "elch arrived at this port on Thur
Nay, NAY, yul{ IA, from Cape Cod informs us that on
Nc hooska light he observed what he supected to
9e sea-turtle on the surface of the water at short
distance S to windward, apparently about eight feet
rs py lour Ieet IN width, with a crustaceous shell
from beneath which his head protruded of the size
OF mans head. Captain Crosby changed his
course IN order to approach the monster, when it
disappeared beneath the surface of the water This
species of turtle are we believe, rarely in
waters.-Ne,o Bedford Mercury.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-22

Russia has, in addition, considerable numbar os
steam boats as weil of the same
nation. S Nei'ohi'-
The No. of vessels belonging to the u s is extr,ct,
from the American Almanac for 1882 which gives the G
up 70 nov l. 1908 1t is to be Observed however that in
tle STOCKS, three ships Of the line and one frratc a
3seG as receIVing ships, and some vessels are rci
ders.-JornaL of Cnrnrnerce - WV sIaII steam tLI-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, July 2O-Beef Cat
e-The supply is considerab below that of last week
but owing to continued limited demand prices are
again lower The extreme heat as well as the annie
supply of seasonabe vegetables low prices together
with the lrge number Of cattle Offering operate very
much to the disadvantage of drovers Spectators have
bee ana are severe sufferers many of the cattle now ar
rlvng were contracted for February last when it was
anticipated the supply in June and July would be unpre
cedentedy SMALL but appears this idea became so
prevalent that nearly every in the trade set about
taking advantage of it, and the consequence has already
Deen IN the oYer-suppy and the low prices The quality
OF the offerings this week, is barely medium and the
market closed even lower than had ruled earlier in the
week day not than 10c per h. was paid for the
best offering; 10Hc obtained yesterday The closing
out prices were extremely low.
Mich Cows-There is considerable offering of infe-
ror qualities which, it would appear should be wanted
but there is little demand
Veal CalvesThe market is very dull for Veal Calves
it is even more depressed than beef cattle The sales
were within the range of 3k @l6c. per lb.
Sheep and Lambs.-A large increase over the full re.
cepts of last week, although met by a good demand
caused much irreguarity and depression in market
There was more toward the close The sales were
principally within the range of S3d4 per head although
the entire range touched
Swine. The market was cleared early at steady
prices but the receipts less than half the average
number.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-22

DIsGRAcEFUL RowDYIsN-A RIGHTEOUS SENTENCE
Three young men, named Patrick Haggerty, Rob
ert Bolger, and Martin Foley, were tried in the no.
lice court yesterday for disturbing juvenile pic
mic party, and assaulting a teacher who accompa-
hed the children, who were from the Eighth Ward
school, The teacher was Mr.. I. NJ. Towne, instruc-
tor in vocal music. The rowdes above named. en-
tered the grove, and commenced insulting the little
girls, and were ordered away bv the teacher Hao-
gerty then assaulted the latter, knocking him down
and inluring hm somewhat severely about the head
and face. The children were very much frightened
ana ran away, and general CONSERVATION prevail
ed that broke up the enjoyment of the day
They received punishment that they will re.
member, and such as we like to see as an evidence
that We have magistrate fit to deal with such
characters. The principal one, Haggerty, was SEN
fenced to jail for year and three months nine
ty DAYS being regular sentence, and twelve
months in default of bail to keep the peace during
that length of time. The villain will have plenty of
time to repent of his disgraceful conduct. The two
others, being merely accessories to the outrage,
were let of with ninety days each.
ne Two last will get out about the middle of Oc-
toper' Haggerty will not the outside of the Jail
wan. vans untii the same month in 1860. Talk about
Iuai1 I gangs as terror to rogues What are they
'eSiue our ponce court?-DetroH Free Press.
:. foLlr1cAL PROMOTION OF BRITIsH SCHoLARsHp.-
cd % aient superstition among what are call
e9 reading men" at college that the "pIodders."
VINO conlne themselves assiduously tn tho ragpIar
studles OF the academic course rarely suco6e1 IN
Praeca aalrs alter their entrance upon the duties
oil active life This theory signaly fails of confir
nation in the case of the present British ministry
large proportion of whom, it is said were ssfyrst
honor men in one or the other of the two great
universities of England. To this effect the London
Times remarks as follows
50 n one sense especially, Lord Palmerston's new
ministry may be entitled a frst-cIass one. as So
many of its members have taken first-class honors
at Oxford or Cambridge, but chiefly at the former
university. Thus, in the Cabinet Mr.. Gladstone.
Mr.. Cardwell, Sir c. Wood, Sir G. c. Lewis, the
Earl of Elgin and Sir George Grey are all rstclass
men of Oxford, the first three being moreover dou-
ble-frsts, while Mr.. Gibson is wrangler or first
classman of Cambridge Out of the Cabinet there
are Lord Wodehouse, Mr.. G. Fortescue Mr.. Lowe,
Sir r. Bethel, all Oxford frstclass men; and Mr..
+. Peel and Mr.. Headlam, Cambridge men of simi-
lar rank. There are four more Oxford men in the
Cabinet besides the six already mentioned viz: the
Duke of fSomerset, Earl Granville the Duke of New
castle and Mr.. Sidney Herbert the first three grad
uating without honors, and the latter obtaining
fourth class in the classics Thus, out of the sixteen
noblemen and gentlemen comprising the Cabinet,
en- are Oxford men, t777fihs q ffF-
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at sc Coffee is in moderate request l2kc
good TO prime Rio
The receipts at this port today included.
Cheese, ,bxs..........6l6 Corn. bush.......... 4S0
Flour, bbls............7s9 Wheat, do...... IL DOB
Nhiskey, bbls.........4l0 Oats, do......... l,45O
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, July 2l.-Cotton-market excited sales
today OF 5000 bales at an advance of AGAc; Mddlng
Upland IL cts Flour is depressed sales Of 5000 bb
decline of 5 to 35 State 5Od4 So Ohio S5d5 So
Southern S5 25G550. Wheat is depressed sales of 5000
bushels at decline of 2d3 cts Red 122H135 cts White
1S5d6o cts Corn is depressed sales of 1900 bushels
mixed s5Cds9 Pork is heavy; mess sl5 75G15 so
prime, 81 5oG11 62K Lard is steady at lOH6ll% cts
Whiskey quiet at 25kd26h cts Sugar closed buoyant
advance of H(@4; New Orleans 64Gd6% cts Mus
covado 54 6h cts Coffee is firm sales of 900 bags
today. Moasses is unchanged; New Orleans 40 cts
spirits turpenne steady at 45d4e Rosn is heavy
at SLY. Rice is duh at 3HG4h cts
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l-Cotton is dull the steamers
adyices having effect Wheat has declining tenden-
cywhite l45 cts red lSS cts Corn is depressed-saes
of 1000 bushels. Yellow s5 cts. Oats dull at 80 cts
new 30 cts Whiskey unchanged Provisions are steady
Pork $l7 so for Mess. Lard is dull at l1A@lSx cts.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
PoRT HARVEY, n. B.-Schr. Caroline
ST. JOHNS, n B-schr. Charlotte.
25e 900 aths 600 pckets, 296 ship knees, Kelsey
WINDSOR. y. s.-Schr. Isaac Morse
$50 tons plaster, Kelsey Gray.
C0ASTWISE.
CHARLEsToN-Str. Pdtapsco
IS casks rice A. q. Schaefer SO do Jas Corner Sons:
soy do Richardson Co.; 81 bales cotton, Derr. Thomp
son Co; IS do, J. F. Clemm; boxes tobacco G. b.
De Ford Co.; box mdse Magruder Taylor Roberts;
do, Hugh Sisson; % pkgs. do, sundry persons
BosToN-Bark Sglph
4S hhds. sugar, Egerton Dougherty, Woods & Co.:
casks clay, Wheelright Nudge; 900 bbs alewives W
D. Shurtz Co.; $50 bbs. fish, $50 pkgs oil, 300 do
mdse., sunGry persons
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
BARBADOS Schr. fremont.
1873 bbs -four 1l2 do meal 200 bushels corn; 1871
do. pease; 400 bb crackers; 100 kegs butter
RIO DE JANE1Ro AND A MARKET-Bark Lap,ying.
5000 bbls. -four; 400 do rosn.
WEST INDIEs-Schr. Adeo
S25 bbs -four 125 do meal 200 bushels corn; $50
bbs bread so do pork 10 hams kegs butter 300
pkgs lard 50punchcons oil meal hhds tobacco; 20 900
#. w p. lumber.
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the Exchange salesrooms, a lot of ground on CheS-
ter street, near Pratt with front of fifteen feet on
Chester street, and depth of 200 feet. 1t is i'm
proved by two-story brick building, and is sub
Ject to an annual ground rent of Sal 25 Pur-
chased by Cropper & Bro. for $500.
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Munftarp anb Commercial 8ebiem.



To-day was an entirely blank at the Stock Board,
not single transaction having taken place. There
better feeling in Railroad Stocks, Baltimore and Ohio
being held at the close at $56A cash, with $50 offered
about 81 higher than yesterday and Northern Central
at $le4, with sl97s bid advance of r. Baltimore City
Us and Railroad bonds steady previous rates, and
there is little no change in other securities.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS
u II Il M
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The New York Trfb,ine of 10 day saws

The New York Tribune of 10 day says:
The market for foreign exchange is quiet but firm
Sterling Is loeH@l10S. Francs 5.l2h(G5llx.
The Asia steamer Wednesday S407 900 in specie
which is rather less than estimated 1t is quite un
certain yet h much the Etna and the three Saturday
steamers will take
In Treasury Notes there is fair demand for invest
ment and we hear Of sales of $4,000 per cent pre-
MUM for per and per premium for per
cents Mr. sco has made few further sales of 5b per
cent notes at par.
The Presidents of the Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylya-
ma and New York Central roads, hear have appoint
ed another interview for Thursday July 2 for the pur
pose of advancing the freight tariff
The following is the Bank of the four priu
cipal cities, as shown by their last statements:
. Loans. Specie Circular. Deposits
n ok July 10 Sl2Oin5 625 232236g S2Ol6T5 -s s35gII
fha July Is 25 2oOn73 4,S24S5i 2ST394T 1901 $40
Orleans, o.. lTI3S0i9 l3,4-53il nOl67Oi lG6i365
Boston, July H.. 5SO3500 46i5qUn G39OOO 1922 500
Total. 1921 Az 46,199S4 2eO2s 22G l2s24Oi5
Last week S222sl7.57O 45973l9 Sl0SS ,3 l2a3Is
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This is conservative statement. The banks have paid
nearly S22OO 600 of liabilities and increased their specie
strength nearly quarter of million.
The June receipts of the Panama Road were about sI62
OOO against s23 600 in June, 1858 600