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PROCEEDINGS Oh THE THIRTY SIXTH CONGRESS
SENATE.

SENA
WAsnTNGToN, March 23.-Mr. CAMERON presented
a petition from certain citizens of Ohio, asking
protection to the iron interest.
Mr.. PUGH made an adverse report on the petition
Of certain citizens of Ohio, asking for grant of
bounty land to the soldiers of the of 1872.
On motion of Mr.. BrGLER, the bill to amend the
patent laws was made the special order for Wednes-
day next
On motion by MIR. BIGLER, the bill in addition to
Gan act to promote the progress of the useful arts
was made the special order for Wednesday next at
one o'clock.
Mr.. Johnson, of Arkansas, from the Committee
on Public Lands reported bill to settle the title
to lands along the boundary line betweenthe States
OF Georgia and Florida; which was read three
times by unanimous consent and passed.
Mr.. PUGH asked and obtained leave to introduce
a bill amendatOry of the act entitled "An act to
establish territorial government for Utah." ap-
proved September 8, 1850; which was read twice
and referred to the Committee the Judiciary, as
it relates to the judicial system of that territory
On motion by Mr.. LATHAM, a resolution was
adopted directing the Secretary of the Interior to
furnish the Senate with report of the Supern-
tendent of Indian Affairs, any other public off
Ger in California, as to depredatons committed by
Indians in Butte county in 1852.
n H'-';"n of Mr.. BRowN, a resolution was adopt
ed, instructing the Committee on Public Lands to
inquire into the epediencv of ceding to the States
respectively all the public lands within their limits,
which have remained or shall hereafter remain,
unused for five years after the price has been grad
uated to the lowest standard.
On motion of Mr.. BTNGHAM,a resolution was adopt
ed instructing the Committee on Commerce to in
quire into the expedency of reporting bill making
appropriations for the survey of Stanards Rock, in
Lake Superior, with view to ascertain whether
light or beacon-g is best adapted to guide YES
sells clear of the danger of that perious reef Also
into the expedency of establishing range lights and
a fog bell, to guide vessels into Copper Harbor,
Michigan.
Mr.. TooMBs reported bill for the relief of set
tiers on the Houmas lands, in Louisiana.
The private calendar was taken up, and several
bills were passed; after which the Senate adjourned
until Monday next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Reports of private character were made from
the various Standing Committees.
Mr.. NELSON desired to proceed to the considera-
tion of the bill to suppress polygamy in Utah.
The SPEAKER said he did not consider that bill to
be of private character. TLaughter1
Several hours were spent in the consideration of
private bills, some of which were passed; and the
House adjourned until Monday.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOX THE WEEK EN- DING MAkCH 70.
Acknowledgement is still selling at 4S(d50 cts. per
gallon for 95 per cent, usual discount to the trade -
There has been fair inquiry for it. and note sales in
the week of some $50 bbls.
ASHES-Pot Ashes still quoted at SIS 25 but Pearl
do have advanced and quote them at Sc per 100
lbs.
BARK.-The market for Quercitron Bark continues
quiet There however little inquiry for it and
sales this week of 90 to 25 tons No S17
G1S per ton f. O. b. We have heard of sales of No
but quote it as before at S20C922 per ton f. o. b.
BREAD.-Bread is steady at the advance noted last
week We quote it follows, viz: at cts. for Navy,
cts for Pilot and cts per h. for Water Crackers less
the usual discount.
BRIMST0NE.-There has been movement this week
in Birthstone far have heard but quote crude
Sicily at $47(d4S per ton.
BEESWAX-We have heard of no transactions this
week in Beeswax but quote it firm at SO per b.
which the price last paid for it.
C0FFEE-There has been very little done this week in
Coffee the sales far have heard embracing only
$50 bags Rio at IA The market although quiet has
however throughout the week been very firm in
holders have exhibited disposition press sales The
stock of Rio here only about 1000 bags and but
two cargOes are known to be the way. We
quote Rio to-day at 3HG13A cts for fair, 14Gl4k cts
for good to prime; Laguayra at 14l5 cts and Java at
154l6h cts There is stock of either of the lat
ter varieties.
C0TT0N.-There has been very limited demand this
week. the sales amounting to only about 800 bales mid
ding to good middng Upland within the range of our
quotations, which correcrt follows
GRADES. UPLAND. GULF. WESTERN
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of in the week half cent per gallon. The sales which
have been principally of Ohio Whiskey add up about
ZOO bbls. at 23 22A AJAX cts for Ohio, 22H cts for
City, and % cts. for Country City Whiskey be
readily enough bought day at % cts, and Ohio do
may be quoted closing dull at 22h cts. per gallon.
FRElGTSWe quote to Bremen at 25s., and to Holl and
JOS for Maryland tobacco brig of $50 tons has been
chartered this week for Aspnwa with coal SIS per ton
Freghts to northern coaStwise ports continue dull with
but little Offering To Portland rate is 81 % per ton
for COAL 80 per bbl for -four and per bushe or
gran to Boston, So for COAL 80 cts. for flour, and
for gran to Providence New Bedford and ports the
Sound 81 for coal and cts for corn; and New York
$175 for COAL and 6 cts for grain There is change
In the rates to Southern ports which quote follows
to Charleston at cts per foot per bushel for
and 50 cts per bb for whiskey to Mobile II per foot
b2 cts for dry and So cts for wet bb and Si505
tom to New Orleans 10 cts per foot 50cts for dry and
so cts. for wet bbs. and $4 per ton.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET March 23-Our
Dry Goods market this week has been quite animated
The jobbers particularly busy and their this
have been heavy The stocks Of goods not excessive
but there is ample supply of all varieties, and the
stocks particularly well assorted Nearly all de-
scriptions of goods continue steady and firm. We
again quote heavy standard makes of Brown Shectngs
at S4d9 cts, medium Sheetngs and Shirtings at
7hdS cts, and light do. at 54G16 cts Bleached
Sheetings and Shirtngs are steady and firm for
all desirable styles. Drills firm at S&G19 cts for
brown; 9094 cts. for bleached l0H0l11 cts. for
blue. Cotton Flannes, Denms Stripes, Ticks and Os-
naburgs generally bringing previous rates. quote
Gnghams before at 10d04 cts for the Lancaster and
Glasgow. Prints moving off pretty freely from
have large stock in the hands of their agents here and
the styles offering generally quite desirable. De
LANES in fair demand at former rates There is
moderate business doing in Woollens but there is
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.

HAvANA-StedmShip Baltimore.
81 bbls kegs butter 20 boxes pork % tierces
hams box do 100 boxes cheese 30 bbs onions SO ca
ses oysters so bags beans so boxes cider kegs spikes
81 boxes rods al boxes marble water tank 70
pieces iron castings, box pick handles box hammers
s400 in specie.
WEST INDIEs-Brig Rio Grande
10l0 bbls -four 100 bbls meal 500 bushels corn
12O bbls pork 60 half bb beef kegs lard $50 kegs
butter $50 bbs bread boxes candles 10 bbs lard oil
rs toxes tobacco 81 bales do $50 gross matches bbls
backing 6 doZ
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

PHILADELPHIA MARK Ell, March 22.-There is little
or no Quercitron Bark Offering selling and No
is wanted at S29 per ton.
The Flour market is dull and unsettled and some hold
es in order to meet the views of buyers disposed
accept lower prices Sales include $50 bbls good
straight super at $780, 400 bblS good extra at s6l21
500 bbs extra family at s631A per bbl and 900 bbs
do on terms we could not learn The sales to the trade
are to moderate extent only at from S575 Sc for
mixed and good styles super; s6d6 25 for exras and
S637H up to $725 per bb for family and fancy
brands, quality. Rye Flour scarce and generally
held at 81 37h and Pennsylvania Corn Meal at So 62
per bbl but hear of sales either buyers of the
latter not disposed to pay that price,
In Wheat there is not so much doing to-day; the offer
ngs are light, and the market steady the decline with
sales of about 800 bushels red 81 4O1 As mostly the
former rate for fine quality; white is held at 81 GOAL
without sales Ryeis more plenty and dull former
rates, but some 500 bushels prime Pennsylvania sold
93 cts, at which rate it is freely offered Corn is also
dull to day and about bushels yellow sold at OG72
cts as in quality the latter for prime Southern afoat-
Oats unchanged and sales of Pennsylvania are
ported at 4546 cts including 500 bushels latter
rate, afioat; Delaware worth Al cts. Barley and
Malt are quiet, and prices about the same.
There is not much Cloverseed Offering selling and
prices range at from 81 to $3.50 for good and
prime Seed and the latter scarce inferior sold
common quality was made at S3 quote it at s33 so
per bushel, in quality Flaxseed is in steady demand
at 81 81 55Ia.l 60 per bushel, as in quality.
and hhds at % 200 bbls Pennsylvania sold at 22k
cts, and Ohio at 23H cts.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, March 23.-Cotten is frm-Sales of 500
bales Midding Upands II cts Poor grades are nomi-
nal Flour is quiet-Saes of 800 bbls State SIS 2O
5.25 Ohio SIS 95G6 10; Southern S. 9OG6 90 Wheat Is
heavy-Sales of 5000 bushels. White Kentucky 81 70:
Red Western l47 Corn is depressed-Saes of is 600
bushels at 74G7s cts. Pork is steady Mess s17 6s(d
H.75 Prime Sl2 hGl2 62K; new do. $1437kll so
Lard steady at 104dll Whskey closed steady at
22h cts: Sugar is steady. New Orleans 7Gl7% cts
Spirits Turpentine steady. Rice is firm.
104 G110H cts. Market unchanged
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

KIDA1J MdTCH
FIRST BRANcH.-In the absence of the Presi-
dent, Mr. Simms called to the Chair, and there
not being quorum the Branch adjourned.
SECOND BRANCH.-Branch met pursuant to ad-
journment; all the members present, except Mr..
Taylor, President, pro tem., and Messrs. Cotton,
Ellicott, McComas and Sewall.
On motion of Mr.. Cook, Mr.. Van Nostrand was
called to the Chair. There being no quorum pres
ent, on motion of Mr.. Cook the Branch adjourned
until tomorrow afternoon at s o'clock.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
A CnurUCr,


CHARLEsToN-Steamship Potomac
So bdls. hides, B. Deford Sons 236 casks rice Rich
ardson Co.; 81 bales cotton, a. c. Schaefer bags
fruit, Love, Martin & Co; 2 boxes mdse. woodward
Baldwin & Co.; 2 pkgs do, W T. Walters & Co.; do
do, f. C. Wambersie; IA do do. order
FO IEIGN.
PONCE, P. R.-Br. Brig Franklin
23l puncheons molasses, 2 terces do Thomas Pierce
DEMERARA-Br. brig CheSd peake.
143 hhds sugar, VIM H. Perot
CARDENAs-Bdrk Indus
1858 bbls. molasses, Kirk land, Chase & Co
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING March "a, go.
HOLIDAY ST. THEArRE.-Engagement of Mr.. J.
Z. Murdoch Robbers, the Forest of Bohemia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter White.
CARROLL HALL.-Conrerses Original CanpJsll
Mnstrels.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE Exhibition of Magic and
Ventrioquism by Prof. Love.
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VOL. VINO. 646.
BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee of Arbitration for the month of FJruary
CHARLES j. BAKER
BENZ. WHITLEY, JAS. McCONkY,
Z. LARRABEE, SAML. ELDER
Munttarp snh Commercial 8ebieu.
BALTIMORE, March %, 1860

BALTIMORE, March ., lsoo
There has been very active business done this week
In Mining Stocks but comparatively little has been u0e
in any of the other stocks on the list For Railroad
shares the market has been unusually quiet ana IN BAL
tmore and Ohio nothing has been done Tor sew
era days past There were shares sold early IN the
at from sGs1 up to SO hut on Tuesday the trans
fer books closed preparatory TO the Vi 'e
dividend declared the last meeting OF the board oil al
rectors since that time no sales have been made
This stock closed today regular Nay at s66h bid ex
dividend Northern Central Railway has also been very
quiet only 500 shares having been sold during the
week the prices for which ranged at from Sl44 up to
s14H 1t closed to-day at $14S bid, SIAN asked regular
way.
Mining stocks have been the chief point of interest this
week and the operations in them have been heavy
about II 900 shares each of Springfield Guilford and
Gardner Hill having been sold during the week. All
these have varied considerably in price Spring
field opened at s2k and advanced to S2B but fell of
again down to S2H, at which figure it closed today
Guford sold at from s3s down to s3%, closing to-day
however at $34 bid, s39s asked; but for Gardner Hi
the market for which has throughout the week been
quite strong prices have ranged at from s5K up to s6
and it left of to-day at s6% bid soy asked regular way
We have reported this week sales Of O0 shares Santa
Clara Mining Company at 50.
Loans have been rather quiet this week, but City 6s
and most OF the Railroad bonds the list have through
out been steady and firm The sales of Loans include
s. 400 Baltimore City 6s 1875 at 49, s40O do 6s 1890 at
AGO. $500 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1885 bonds at
S5S sl2 500 Northern Central 1855 at 56hGa 81 800
Northwestern Virginia first mortgage bonds at 81 1892;
and $4,000 do third mortgage do endorsed by the Balt
and Ohio Railroad Company at 6S. Baltimore and
Ohio 1885 bonds closed to-day at s5K bid sc asked and
Northern Central 1855 left of at SIX bid Sales also
this week of 175 shares Bank of Commerce at s25 and
II shares Associated Firemans Insurance Company at
81.
We have material change to note since our last in
condition of Money market and it still quite
easy There is the usual amount of offering on the
street is difficulty in Placing any good sig
natures The ruling rates for prime
single name paper per cent but occasional
gotiations making at 7G7H per cent Fair second
class paper goes 0dl0 per cent, and call loans
making fancy stocks at 9Id10 per cent.
The foreign imports into Baltimore for the week end
ing Thursday amount in the aggregate to 22o4
which s13 OSe free, and s11965 duty paying
goods and the value Of the foreign exports from Balt
more for the period slO4,767.
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,s AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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The Tribu,e of this morning saws

The Tribune of this morning says:
The activity of yesterday in the money market has
subsidized, and to-day the complaint all hands is of
duness Rates continue last quoed-5H being to-day
the minimum for the choicest short paper The move
ment at the SubTreasury continues very moderate
balance this evening being $500, ,654.
Foreign exchange is very dull The market has hardly
opened for the Saturday steamer but bankers offer
ing sterling bills at 10SGR r. and francs at 5164 4017H
1t is probable that the best bills he boug ght at the
lowest Of the above rates Good commercial bills
from los to for sterling and 51SA 2O for francs The
shipments of cotton decline from this out and
advance in bills may be looked for
The following the last quotations Of sight exchange
on New York atThe cities mentioned the quotations be
ing in all cases for gold:
Chicago. R(Gh premium
st. LOUIS. .............-.............R
cincinnati '''' '.'..'..'........-lG&
New Orleans .,......... ...............-GA g
baltimore '''''''.''''.'''''.'-Il
Mobile. e......,.,....,...,......, ...,.....-,dS
Phlladelphla par.
The New Orleans Picdyune Of the Goth says:
Exchange is very quiet and we have animation to
notice in either Foreign Domestic Bills. The market
is well supplied with descriptions the demand
considerably abated, and though higher figures
times asked previous quotations barely maintained
We repeat follows Clear Sterling bills 1O7Xd10S4
and 10S for exceptional signatures. Bills with Shipping
Documents attached l07l07h and 1074. Francs 5f1SA
(d5f234 per dollar Sixty day bills on New York, &c.
l6@lh and per ct. dis cunt. Sight parGb and per
ct. premium.
With reference to the position of the New York dry
goods market the Independent says: "The crowd of
goods pressing for sale through the auction
depressing prices French goods, both silks and dress
prints, lower There is rush to SELL which deters
rather invites buyers The sales have, however,
been large, but at lower prices and further depreca
ton anticipated for the quantity Of goods
sell large. Linens dull Woollens in very
moderate with large stock In domestic goods
observe rather less activity with better supply.
The demand continues from the South Western buyers
still few