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All free coored persons recently come into
Berkeley county, Va, from other counties, have
been given ten DAYS by the Cnnrts To leaXe.
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A New WEAPoN.-A Springfield correspondent
of the Hartford Times thus describes a new weapon
just completed at the armory in that city: heavy
gun, called the ''Wall riae, has just been finished
at the armory, and sent to the ordnance depart
ment at Washington. 1t was proposed by that de-
partment, approved by the Secretary of War, and
built at the armory under the superintendent of
the master armorer, Erskine S. Allen, then acting
superintendent. 1t is breech-loadng piece of the
following dimensions: Length of barrel, four feet;
of stock, nineteen inches; diameter of barrel at
at breech, two and three-eighths inches; of muzze
and ffteen-sixteenths inches 1t carries MIME
ball weighing half pound, nineteen one. .hundredths
of inch in diameter. 1t is loaded with 384 grains
of powder. The barrel is of cast-steel with five
grooves rifles, ratchet form. The lock frame is
different from that of other breech-loadng pieces.
1t is hung pivot, and when closed presents
smooth surface, the machinery being inside. The
gun is suspended on pivot rod as a rest and to
prevent the reco from affecting the shoulder. The
weight of the gun is eighty-ive pounds. 1t is in
tended wholly for wall service, to be used in pick
ing off officers and such other purposes. 1t is now
being experimental with by the Board of Ordnance
at Washington
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APPOINTMENT OF THE TURKISH ADMIRAL AS COVER
NoR-GENERAL OF sYRIA-ARRIYAL OF THE BRITISH
ADMERAL-sTArE OF THE CHRISTIANS IN DAMAs-
Gus.
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vessel sails from Boston next week for Syria
with l,500 barrels of rum on board.
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IMPORTS AT BALTiMORE
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
For shipp1ng intelligence see 4th page


RoTTERDAM-Prussidn Ship Duisburg-1, ,39S hhds to-
bacco, % 4S1 slaves, 800 oars.
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Controller has submitted To rng New York City
sors statement Of tie amounts to be raised by
taxation, for City and County purposes during the
ensuing year. For State and County the total
sum asked is S3,578, 1853. 90; for City purposes,
Sc, .36-making aggregate OF 50, ,72S, ,O67-
60, or decrease of Sl32 S5S 40 from the year 1852
The rate of taxation the 800 will be 81 81
against Sl.79 last year. The assessed valuation of
the property of the city was estimated by the COM
mttee on annual taxes to be S577, ,230, ,65G.
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THE WASHINGTON AND Georgetown COysoLIDA-
TIoN.-ln the Washingt ton Board of Aldermen, on
Monday, communication was received presenting
copy Of certain resolutions of the Corporation of
Georgetown, proposing consolidation of the cities
under one municipality, if the terms can be made
agreeable to the authorities and people of both An
amendment was offered to the act providing for the
valuation OF all property in he city of Washington
to the effect of taxing all stock except Washington
city stock, and such other stocks held by the cit
zens as Is elsewhere taxed. This amendment was
dacussed and at length passed, and the bill with it.
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PETERSBURG, August 29.-Judge Douglas com
menced his address last night at O'Clock, in front
of Jarratts Hotel, to crowd of between four and
mendous cheering. In half an hour storm arose,
when the assemblage adjourned to Phoenix Hall,
which was crowded to suffocation. Here he con-
cluded his address, occupying over two hours. Al
the close nine cheers were given for the "Little
Giant" The enthusiasm was unbounded, and Mr..
Douglas says his reception surpasses anything re-
ceived since he in Illinois in 1858. He left fol
Raleigh this morning, where he speaks tomorrow.
He will be in Richmond on Friday night, and leave
for Staunton ON Saturday morning.
MR.. DOUGLAS TO VISIT INDIANA.
Mr.. Douglas sent to the Governor of Indiana the
following despatch, from which it is inferred tina
the Little Giant will make a speech at Indianapoi
after completing his Southern tour:
Newport, r. l., Aug. 81, 1860
Gov. A. P. WnLARD-I will visit you in tn,
month of September, and soon designate the time
S. A, DOUGLAS,
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WIN. SCoTT & Son. Coffee Brokers'
Cotton-The market is firm under the foreign news
sales of 500 bales basis of 1OAG10H for middng
uplands, and llGll6 cts, for do Cuffs Moasses-The
market is dull but prices maintained-sales of 100
steady-sales of 500 hhds at 6A074 for Cuba and
including few Porto Rico at SA cs also rs boxes Ha
at = cts Refined is in limited request at slightly
lower rates. We quote hard at OK. Whskey-The mar
ket firm and the inquiry far-sales of $50 bbs
q AtG22 cts.
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mann QE TRAnJ
Manetarp au6 Commercial 8sbiem.

BALTIMORE, August L, 1860
There was moderate business done to-day in Stocks
and the fances generally rather stronger
yesterday Northern Central Railway sold at advance
OF to dollar per share yesterdays price Sales
were made of 4s4 shares at $22x buyer 60 days. s224
seller GO days. and 22H cash. and it left off at s22H bid
$22H asked regar For the bonds of the
some inquiry and sale Of 81 900 1855 made at
the market for them closing at cox bid G9A asked
Nothing done in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
shares bonds For the shares the market was very
dull s4 cash was bid for small lot but the highest
bid for lot OF 25 shares S7l. The bonds were
firm, sS being bid for 1855. A sale of l,OOO
Northwestern Virginia first mortgage bonds was made
at the Board at COX, and note also sale of
$500 Patapsco Co. bonds at 65. City 6s continue de-
mand, and the market for them is very firm We note
sales OF 81 500 1S70s at 101 and 81 400 1905 at 1O24
For the Mining Stocks here a fair inquiry and
moderate business in them. Some of them
considerably better than yesterday but for others the
market was weaker Springfield rather heavy; sale,
made of 800 shares at SAN buyer 60 days. but only
s4% cash was bid for it. Gardner Hi Guilford North
State and Baltimore and North Carolina were all quite
strong but Cambridge and Silver Hill were decidedly
cash, which figure bid for more 900 shares Guiford
at IS 31@37, ZOO shares North State at s2x o these
figures bring advance o q yesterdays prices and
1000 shares Baltimore and North Carolina at 1891 A.
Cambridge closed today at 81 bid $ll9 asked, and Sill
Hill at 81 bid, SIX asked regular way but rothing
done in either stock.
In New York Erie declined.I; Reading \; Michigan
Southern II and Missouri 6s S but New York Central
advanced 81 Cleveland and Toledo 4; Rock Island 2as;
Gaena and Chicago 1%; Michigan Southern guaranteed
l. and Virginia 6's Z.
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SUGAR-The firmness of holders in the early part of
the month limited operations and purchasers to some ex
tent, principally of refining grades were made in the
northern markets. On the 23d however, we had an en-
cited market, which followed by good demand at
full prices though at the close the buoyancy has been
lost In Louisiana Muscovado there has been nothing
DONE OF foreign descriptions low grades of Cuba and
English Island have fuctuaed in price, while Porto
Rico the demand has been steady and the market firm
In clayed good business has been done. The sales of
the month foot up 1,65S hhds. Cuba at as cts, 1929
hhds. Porto Rico at 7S(GSh cts, 5s4 hhds English
Island at 6SG7h cts, and S25 boxes at 6S GS% cts
We quote Cuba and English Island at 6x7 cts for re-
ning grades; 7k7 cts for grocers styles Porto Rico
and Louisiana. 7d74 cts for common to fair; 7A@S%
cts for good fair to prime: Brazil 77 n cts for Browns
SGS4 cts for whites; boxes, to 0, 6A@7b cts 10
IL, 74@7A cts; Is to 15, SGS& cts; 16 to 49, ska
cts.
MoLAssEs-Has been in only limited demand. and the
market dull at irregular and declining prices We quote
Cuba Muscovado 25d30 cts; clayed 1Sd23 cts; Porto
Rico 3OG35 cts; English Island 23O cts New Orleans
42d47 cts. S. P THOMPSON & Co
Brokers.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

FUKEIUN.
ST JAGo DE CUBA-Bark Joseph Der ter-29I hhds su.
gar 100 bbls. do. Spence Reid 20 hhds sugar Kirk
land, Chase Co; SO hhds. rum, Murphy Il Twneing
Halifax.
C0ASTWISE
BosToN-Steamslip Ben Deford-4l2 bales drv coods
$50 cases do Fitzgerald Booth Co. 407 cases boots and
shoes Grinnel Jenkins; 400 bags coffee Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Co.. 10Y boots and shoes T. s Plum
mer 3l7 cases do, Petnger & Archer; $50 cases do
Carroll, Adams Co; 1,1S3 do 1907 bales dry,
goods III bds do 29 cases boots and Shoes $50 bbis
herring, sundry persons.
CHARLEsToN-Stedmsh Georges Crcek-336 bales cot
ton, j. E. Cemm; 1877 bales do, A. c. Schaefer SIS bales
domestics Woodward, Baldwin & Co; SO bales do Wv
man. Byrd & Co.. do. calf skius B. Deford & Son; sun.
dry pkgs sundry persons '' N-
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The city is crowded, and the weather fine
Indiana BreekinrIdge Mass Convention.

Indiana Breckinridse Mass Convention.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1.-The Breckenridge Mass
Conv ention yesterday was largely attended. An
electoral ticket nominated ana State Central
Committee appointed. The latter were advised to
secure joint electoral ticket to cast the vote of
the State either for Douglas or Breckinridge, &C
cording to the electoral votes they receive in the
other States. Senators Bright and Fitch We're
among the speakers.
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The Prince of Wales.

HALIFAX, July 3l.-The Prince, this morning,
reviewed all the troops and volunteers, and after
wards visited the citadel.
The afternoon was devoted to races, games, and
Indian sports on the commons.
There will be grand ball tonight and the fleet
will be illuminated Parodi will also give a con-
cert.
The city is crowded, and the weather tinn
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OUUfty NUMVNmtIOn.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 1.-The Democratic County
Convention met yesterday and voted down a reso-
luton favoring fusion of electoral tickets.
A resolution endorsing the nominations of Doug
las, johnson and Foster was adopted with great
unanimity.
Resignation of Chief Justice Shaw of Massa-
chusettS
BosroN, August 1.--Chief Justice Shaw, of the
U. 5. supreme Court, has resigned, to take effect
from the lst of September.
Reception of Mr.. Douglas in New Hampshire.
BosroN, August Photographic accounts say
that Judge Douglas met with enthusiastic recep-
tions to-day at Manchester and Nashua, n Hamp-
shire. He made a brief speech at each city.
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G0meatiOn.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
1VAY0UNG LADIES.
The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
IN September The course of instruction in the usua
BRANCHES is full and thorough being under the direction Of
an ehcen facuity of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough
educaton LOT their daughters with the comforts and adj
School. " "~ "~ ~ e+,"'i'"e 'ie
Fol- terms of admission further information sddrass
Rev GEO LEWIS STA LEY, Principal, Mount Washington
Baltimlre Co, Marylaad. ini5.tf fl
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Senator Douglas at Concord. NH

CONCORD, N. H., Aug. l.-Senator Douglas arri
we'd here at three o'clock yesterday afternoon. He
was received with salute and procession escorted
him to the State House, where he made a speech
He referred to his course the various questions
connected with Kansas, and claimed that he was
nominated like Buchanan. But the President had
elected him. He (Douglas) stood upon the princi-
pie that the people had the right make their own
laws and establish their inst utiOns to suit them
selves. He considered that the time of Congress
would be lost until the negro question was settled
In the evening the Senator held leyee. There was
a grand display of fireworks in front of his holel
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-02

Hon. John Sherman, in speech delivered at Co.
lumbus. Ohio, on Friday last, said that he consd-
cred Mr.. Breckinridge as the true representative
of the Democracy in the struggle, and believes
head of but faction of the party, when he will be
entirely eylnrnishnd
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The Fire Directors of Philadelphia are about to
make another attempt to reorganize the Fire De-
partment of that city. 1t has not yet transpired
whether or not paid department is contemplated.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
PLYMOUTH, Eng .)-Brig Fink.-l0O bbls flour 77ls
bushels wheat. ' '''-o
CARDENAs-Bark General Stricker-295 tons coal
oo4 Shocks rum puncheons, 40 cases mdse tierces
mans, lO boxes tobacco, 20 bbls onions
For SHINING pIntallioanoa coo nh
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The Selma (Ala.,) Sentinel, says: We never
have seen the crops sorry as they are in this
section of the country this year, nor have we ever
heard of such universal complaint of the drouth.
There has not been anything like good seasonal
BILE rain here since late in EehrnnrY
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The Supreme Court of Wisconsin have refused
to issue writ of habeas corpus for the liberation OF
5. nj. Booth, who is in Jail at Milwaukee for viola
tiOn of the fuoitiva- slave act
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At a quarter past 10 o'clock Monday night
fire broke out in one of the block known as the
Fuller Buildings in Nassau street, New York, and
before it subdued property to the amount of
$780, 900 was destroyed.
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The Mobile Mercury says that the story of the
landing of native Africans that city, is all
hoax. The report gotten up by some wags in
that city for the purpose of exciting the ire of the
abotionists
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Donald G. MITCHELL known to fame and Sow
eral young damses, by the name of "Ike Mar
vel" has snug little farm four miles out of New
Haven. He is at present writing "IIislory of
Venice Donald is doing well, financially and do
mesticay speaking; is Industrious, sober, and al
nnpS rin
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GdHgndni states that at sale of autographs on
the 4th of July, letter written, dated, and signed
by the hand of Mary Stuart, and addressed to her
good and dear mother, Catherine de Medicis, was
knocked down at 222 francs.
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The Constitution says that John A. Wilcox, who
has been North to organize the Houston forces and
get up electoral tickets in his favor in the several
States, has avowed his determination to 90 for
Breckenridge and Lane.
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EORTLAN CO.,
" Nos 2l6 and 21s BALTIMORE STREET
Oher the wing seasonahle Goods:
GAUEE WIRE Dish H-COVERS,
For the protection of Cake, Bread, Butter, from
es and insects. large supply of this ceanly article on
hand, of all Sizes both round and oval
FLY BRUSHES
IN GREAT VARIETY
WAX NIGHT LIGHTS.
An Agreeable and economical light for the Bed Chamber
and convenient for travellers
Some very heau;iful.
PoRCELAIM-LINED WATER COOLERS
Cleanly and durable.
THE, ARCTIC REFRIGERATOR.
Effective dur able and handsome always dry sw,et and
For sale, wholesale and retail by, --F
tORTLAN & co,
-, Nos ZIG and 2ls Baltimore street.
1o3l-ur Marble Building
n D RS
DELTA EYE-oPENER
FOR SALE BY
GEORGE WARNER,
162 SOUTH EUTAw STREET,
SOLE AGENT FOR BALTIMORE AND THE soUTH
.my23tfr
Hiss AUSTEN,
FURNITURE FAREROOAS
l2s W. FAYETTE STREET.
Dh19-tfr 81. BALTIMORE
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Lake George doubtless feels honored by the fact
that Baron Rothschild, of Paris whose income is
100000 francs year, is sojourning on her
banks. With his suite OF ten "people' he is max
ing tour of our watering -places.
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Grand Bali to be Given to the Prince of

Wales
New YORK August 1.-The foreign residents of
New York are making arrangements with the
Messrs. Leland, of the Metropolitan Hotel, for a
grand reception and ball to be given in honor of
the Prince of Wales. 1t will surpass the Japanese
bal in splendor and cosiness, and the company is
to be select and elegant.
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The Savannah Republican Blues arrived at home
on Saturday evening last, from their late visit to
New York
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1t is stated by an English paper that the health
of the Right Hon. Benjamin Disraeli is not good
and that he has it in Contemplation to visit this
country so soon as his duties will permit. lie will
be accompanied by few friends, with whom he
will penetrate our Western wilds in pursuit of game
an amusement of which he is excessively fond.
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Since Sunday morning sixty boats have arrived
BY the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal at Georgetown
with coal, about two thirds of which continued on
Sl5 600
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The New Y ork papers of yesterday announce the
appearance of ship fever at that port. There have
been about twenty cases, the first death being at
Castle Garden. All those that were decided cases
were removed to RandalHs Island.
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MRS. Susan Decatur, the widow of the gallant
COMMODORE VINO lost his life In duel with Com
modore Barron, died last week at Washington.
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Gen. Sam Houston has written to his friends in
New ork, under date of July Is, that the move
ment favering his election to the Presidency being
strictly independent and popular, he will in no
decline.
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LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAMS.

From Pixies Peak--Numerous Shooting Az
frays--A Vigilance Committee.
ST. JOSEPH, August 1.-The Pixies Peak Express,
from Denver city, with dates to the 23d inst, ar
rived here last evening.
man named Smith, of Arkansas, while pursu-
ing man named Curtis (who had eloped with his
wite) through the streets shot at him. Curtis
escaped injury, but Smiths wife was wounded
Curtis then returned the fire, killing Smith in
stantlv.
The shooting a(Iray between Pat Devn and
Joseph Laferty resulted in the death of the former
The Peoples Court returned verdict of iustifia-
BILE homicide.
Mr.. Hadley, an auc ioneer, was accidentally shot
dead by bar-keeper few days ago. The latter
arrested.
James Gordon, formerly of Boston, while on
spree last week, shot bar-keeper, badly woundng
him. After two or three attempts to shoot other
persons, later in the night, he attacked a young
German in public saloon, and blew his brains
out Gordon pursued by the citizens of Den
OF his friends in Fort Upten but he made his
escape, after having been wounded and his horse
shot,
Two prominent citizens were arrested on the
charge of assisting him to escape.
One of the party in pursuit of Gordon came upon
another party of his friends, and while the latter
were en- 1eavoring to escape, one OF them named
Frank Miliigan, was drowned Another of the
party was taken prisoner, with arms and three
mules in his possession.
Vigilance Committee has been organized to
ferret out and punish the murderers and thieves
now overrunning the country.
The mining news is unimportant.
The weather has been warm and showery.
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While party of men were raising "Breckin-
ridge and Lane" pole few days ago, in Haywood
county, Tenn, the pole, by some mismanagement,
fell, and killed three persons.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-02

An Irish military company of st. Louis called
the Montgomery Guard, has held meeting and
adopted resolutions condemning contemplated
escort to the Prince of Wales, should he visit that
city.
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The Knights of the Golden Circle held meeting
in Norfolk, on Tuesday evening, and were address
ed bv Gen. George Buckley the beyi p; isaac opang
ler, Rev. Mr.. Clarke, and Major fhllllps.
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Hon. Howell Cobb has written a letter to some
friends In Columbus, Ga. who had invited him to
address them, declining to enter the canvass at
present,
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Orville, popularity known as 'Awful'' Gardiner
whose sudden conversion from the error of his
ways, during the late revival, created such an in
terest in the sporting and religious worlds, and
who attempted for awhile model temperance
mousse has turned up at Saratoga, where, with
great gusto and profit he retais the particulars of
his former career, and his hearers of the
wrath to come
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REoPENING>THE SLAVE TRADE.-A ''Congo Club
in favor of opening the African slave trade, has
been organized in Port Gibson, Miss. >. y. mum-
phreys has been elected President, and Rufus Shoe
maker, Secretary.
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DLASTER
Il 800 bbs CALCINED PLASTER for sale by s.
;,-.c CARR, GIESE Il CO,
'"-','r q Spears wharf
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HEMENT ..r
~ 1000 bbls. ROSENDAI.E CEMENT, now landing ami
Tor sale in lets to suit at reduced rates, by
CARR, Gi ESE 4 Co,
81 Spears wharf
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George F. Davenport, of Darlington, Nd, was
"rrested in Philadelphia, on Tuesday, charged with
~rging a check for $55 on firm of that city.
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TOBACCO.
Il Scases LEAF TOBACCO for sale by
CARR GIESE a CO,
9 Spears wharf
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SEED WHEAT
~ CALIFORNIA SEED WHEAT-very SUPERIOR for
safe py CARR, GItSE Il CO.
81 Spears wharf
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yostordor yos the twenty-sixth anniversary of
,ha of the slaves in the British West
India Stands and was celebrated 5y the free ne
~ ~" - several places in the North.
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The failure of IL. A. Jones & Co., of Memphis
is announced by the papers of that city. 1t was a
cotton commission house. The liabilities are set
down at $S0,000.
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Since JAN s37 ,9O5, 40 s37 SOL Os2 $50 2s3
In Foreign Bills there but moderate business doino
and aes are unchanged. Sterling O9k01O9H; Francs
5.loG5I54 Freights to Liverpool: 90 600 bushels
Wheat at l0d in bulk and 10Hd in bags; 500 bbs Flour
at Ss per bbl; $500 bbl Flour at 2s Cd 2s I'D; and
per steamer, GEO boxes Cheese at 50s 100 packages
utter at 5Os 10 London, per steamer: 5000 bushels
Wheat at 1Od in bags 500 boxes Cheese at sos; 600
bbls Flour at Ss 3D. To Bremen bbls Rosin at %
od 10 Iavre the rates I'D per bushel for Wheat
and 65(G70 cts. per Dbl. for Flour '
The Philadelphia AMERICAN of this morning says:
There is, if thing, rather demand for money
nut The supply ample, and the rates are unchanged
The crop of breadstuffs will commence moving tn.
wards the seaboard which must a more animated
state Of affairs in the financial circles