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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARK ETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY Is.
ALCOHOL.-Snce our last there have been 800 tc
400 bbs Alcohol sold but the it kept pr
vate We quote it to-day at 52d54 cts for So and 455
cts per gallon for 95 per cent with the usual discount
the trade.
ASHEs.-We quote Ashes to day at S. 25 for Pot and
$537kG55 so per 100 lbs for PEARL but there is very lit
tie doing in them.
BEESWAX.-We continue to quote Beeswax at 33(13t
cts per h., but there is very little doing in it.
BRIMSTONE.-The market is still bare of Crude Brim
stone, but there are some cargoes expected We
BARK.-There a sale made last week which was
not noticed in report, Of 800 bags No Quercitron
Bark at a SO ton but this week have heard of
sales We still quote it ranging from $7 to S2 per
BREAD-Bread is still selling at cts. for Navy y
cts for Pilot and 5h cts per H. for Water Crackersles
the usual discount-but the market for it is quiet.
quote it to-day at $50 per ton.
COFFEE.-There has been an active demand this week
for Coffee and the market for it has throughout it been
very firm in tone The sales add up about 600 bags
and they include 2250 bags low grade Rio at 1ldl1 q
cts; $50 bags medium to fair do. at IL oil Coz
bags good do at II cts 600 bags do at 1 cts
prime do at 12s cts 100 bags Laguayra 12A cts Isl
cts We quote Rio as closing to-day firm at 104@11
cts for common to medium, Hd11A cts. for fair, u a
124 cts for good 12h cts for prime Laguayra at 12
13 cts, and Java at 15@16 cts per b The barks Els
Virginia. and Cavalier" which both noticed al
being below last week the former with 5000 bags
the latter with 600 bags Coffee have both arrived up
and We note in addition the import of 500 bags Rio pei
bark Empress Theresa and of Ss7 bags Laguayra Cof
fee per schr Peerless The stock Coffee here to day
is about IL 500 bags.
CoTTON.-The demand this week has been rather lin
weeks quotations, which continue. viz:
UPLAND, GULF WESTERN
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BY TELEGRAPH
Through LILLIAN FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
No. % South street.
The New York Herald of Yesterday saws.


The money market is, far learn, about the
same as yesterday In quarters srepored easier
but we do not find any money Offering The rates
are still 7S on call 7GS for the best short acceptances
8(G9 for first class business paper, 46 months 10d12
for names less known.
We learn from the Tribune that there was moderate
business doing in foreign bills yesterday and further
cessons had been made by sellers. Exact quotations
cannot be given but the decline since the packet
marked The demand from importers is very limited.
Freights to Liverpool-About $4,000 bushels Wheat,
part at Nd; 200 bbls. Flour at 2s. 100 Beef s
Co; 100 bbls. Pork at Is. Cd SO boxes Bacon
To London400 bbls Flour at Is 3d. 10 tons Cloverseed
at 2s. schooner of 167 tons to Porto Rico and back
40 cts for Sugar and So for Moasses Two
Tonaa to Boston, with Mahogany, at $40 per under
deck and S. on deck vessel of 200 tons from Norfolk
to Guadaoupe with Slaves, at SO.
The business of the subtreasury Receipts, S55,
e54sfor customs, s55 OoO payments $62 23S42s; bal
ance S., ,S00674 7451
The earnings fthe Michigan Southern Road the first
week of January show
1861. $24 $50
.ln- -nn
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Court OF APPEALS MARYLAND - DECEMBER
Term, lS59.-ANNAPoLIs, Jan. u, lS6O-No. 32-
VIM. Baker, claimant, &C., Us. Samuel Winter.
Appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore City
The argument in this was commenced by
Phelps for the appellant.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. Is, 186O.-No. 32.-Wm. Baker,
claimant, &c, Us. Samuel Winter. Appeal from
the Superior Court of Baltimore City. The argu-
ment in this was further continued and CON
cuded by Phelps and Stewart for the appellant,
and Duffy for the appellee.
No. 33.-Gerard Cover Us. Sarah c. Owings.
Appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore City.
The argument in this case was commenced BY
Steele for the appellant.
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HENRY C. SPALDING g. CO.,
Box No. 600 New York

Put I'D for Dealers in cases containing four eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithograph Show Card accom-
panyiug each package.
R5- A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times its annually to every household N
Sold by all prominent S.aoners, Druggists Hardware
AMI Furpitue Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDlNG'S
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list 1t will
stand any climate
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From Turks Island.
The Case of Mrs. Hartung

New YORK, Jan. l3.-The brig Romeo from Turks
Island has arrived here. There was a full supply
of salt on the island, but only one or two vessel:
were there.
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Later from Mexico-Successes of the Liberals
-Zacatecas Retalsen.

New ORLEANS, January 12.-The last accounts
from Mexico state that the Juarez Government had
directed Governor Pesquiera, OF Sonora, to revoke
his order for the expulsion of Capt Stones survey
ing party, but it is expected Pesquiera will rafuse.
He is said to be raising troops for mysterious
purpose.
The combined French and Spanish fleets are ex-
pected at Vera Cruz to enforce the payment of the
pecuniary demands of Spain on Mexico.
The Liberals have obtained several victories over
the Church party on the Tehuantepec.
Gen. Alvarez was acting against Cobos.
The Liberals have retaken Zacatecas.
The report that the Spanish and French fleets
were expected at Vera Crnz, denied from the
French and English Legations in Mexico.
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From Havana.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 13.-The steamer Isabel from
Havana, with dates to the 10th, has arrived
The new crop of sugar arriving freely. No
sales reported. The arrivals of Molasses had been
light; clayed 4941I rials; Muscovado 5@5k rials
Freights aredul. Exchange-on London 159l5L;
on New York, sixty-day bills 1904 per cent.
The New York steamer had not arrived when
the Isabel left.
The Isabel brings the mails and government de-
spatches.
The ship A. NJ. Lawrence from Boston, bound to
New Orleans, went ashore on the Sd inst, but had
got off and arrived at Key West.
The steamer Corwin was at Key West
Arrived brig T. w. Rowland from New Orleans,
bound to Marseiles put in leaking.
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MnnuTdCturtu Dy
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,

IS CEDAR STREET, NEW Ukk-
Address Post Office, Box No. 5000.
Annexed Alphabetical List Of Articles which, if da
maged may be restored their original strength and use
fulness by
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
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Increase. .......... $3.50

Increase.......... SIS $50
From the animal report of the Long Island Railroad
Company to Sept, 80 gather the annexed statistics of
the traffic and condition of the Company:
Earnings.
From passengers..... ...... Sl92, ,S47.23
From freight ...........,.. l2l ,o6l.2l
From other sources. 13,6S6.S2
Total .................S S334, 1926
The business of the Clearing House $25 S95 2S In
money matters have but little change to notice.
There is perhaps, somewhat increased in demand
loans and rather better currency for paper but change
in rates, which are per cent. CALL and SG10 upon
first class four and six months paper Sales of per
cent Treasury Notes reported at per cent discount
The American Transportation Company of the Western
Lakes, having its general Office in Buffalo, has gone
liquidation 1t commenced business four years ago with
a capital Of 81 GOO 900.
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LARGE BmD.-A young man, named Frederick
Bohi, on the farm of Mr.. Daniel Lehman, in Green
Township, in Cumberland county shot chicken
hawk, ON the 5th inst, which measured four feet
six inches from tin to ton of its wings.
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Cold WEATHER AT THE SoUrH.-The New River
La, Acadion, of the 5th, learns that immense num-
bers of dead cattle-supposed to have been killed
by severe c0ld-have been found in the neighbor-
hood of Black Bayou.
The Texas papers also contain accounts of fatal
results of exposure. The Goliad Messenger hears
of several negroes who were frozen between that
place and Lavaca. Twenty-Five horses were frozen
to death in one caballado
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PROCEEDINGS OH THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. l3, 1860.
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to-day, having ad-
journed, last evening, until II o'clock on Mon
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BOARD OF TRADE

'onsmittet Of Arbitration for the month of December
G. W. GAIL.
eESEY = BxibMIS JbMEs n kidHARp A MsTcFEST FEEEs
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GULTY.-John Smith has been convicted at
York. Pa, of burning his house in order to deraud
an insurance company, and sentenced to one years
imprisonment.
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Total. s, $50
HOWARD STREET FLoUR-The transactions in Flour
this have been almost exclusively in variety
and the sales include 400 bbls. Super at
bbls do at s6 So and 500 bbls Extra at 1857 We
quote Super to-day 7KG55O the latter figure be-
the asked for choice brands and Extra at s5s7xf
per Dbl.
OHIO FLouR-There has been very little Ohio Flour
Offering this week and the only sale have heard of
is one made to day, Of 100 bbls Super at $3.50 pei
Dbl Super has been quoted through the week at $3.50
and Extra at $5755S7H per bbl and quote these
'nS nominal rates to-day for both Super and Extra
oIi MILLS FLouR.-The large sales ofCity Mills Flour
ast week nearly cleared the market of this descrp
anu tn week there has been very little offering and
am hs we have heard of is made to-day
OF oo npis cnoce Super at per bbl For standard
Super holders have been asking through the week $5
@550 Extra has steadily at ss q for regular
shipping, and S675g7 per Dbl. for fancy brands
FAMILY FLouR-There is still good trade demand for
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FIRES.

Yesterday, at halfpast six o'clock, camphene
lamp burst in the house of Michael lgo on the
ner of Douglas and Forrest Streets and set fire to
the furniture and carpeting of the room. 1t was
put out before much damage was done.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING, Jan. IA, 1860.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.-CoOper's Opera Troupe.
u 7roUatore. This is the last performance.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Racels-Rob Ma
care, Punchinelo, and Magic Pills, or the Conjur-
er's Gift.
MUsEUM.-Afternoon performance-The Pilgrim
Of Lore and The Limerick Boy. At night-Heland
as it Was, and Our Gal, or the Yankee Heiress.
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SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE.

SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY sTATIoNERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HOUSE sE-FURNIsHING STORES
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-G0ODS DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
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CURTA1LING THEIR PRIvILEGEs.-The town council
of Greenville, S. c., have passed law prohibiting
the privilege of negroes, which they enjoyed for
years, of choosing their masters and hiring them
calu ont
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DISCOVERY OF LEAD MINEs.-Some rich specimens
of lead were shown to us to-day by Mr.. Randolph
Ross, recently discovered on some land which he
has purchased, within two miles of the line of the
Pacific railroad, some $50 miles from this city. If
this should prove rich lead others in Mis-
souri,, it will be of great value from its proximity
to the railroad. At the depth of three feet the lead
was obtained, and also nine feet.-.S. Louis Demo-
crat 9Th inst.
A BLIND PoErEss.-Miss Mary A. Baker, blind
poetess, is giving entertainments in Mobile by re-
citing her own productions.
The Advertiser says Her poem, entitled "Inner
Life, which she recites, is described production
of decided merit, and has received the commenda.
tory endorsement of the distinguished Everett. and
of several leading papers in the South.
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DEATH FROM THE BITE OF A HoG.-James Murphy
residing in Louisville, Kentucky, the day before
Christmas, in attempting to extract a bone out of
a hogs throat, was badly bitten by the animal
In less than week he attacked with symp-
toms of hydrophobia, which lasted until Thurs
day, when he got BETTER but on the 9th instant
he was again attacked, and soon died in horrible
agony.
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The FRUITS OF THE SLAVERY EXCITEMENT The
Washington Union of yesterday says: "Letters
are pouring into Washington from all parts of
the South conveying the important information
that the citizens of that division of the Union
are firmly resolved to utterly suspend commercial
relations and travelling intercourse with the North.
If we do not utterly misinterpret the signs of the
times, this will be the tightest year to the indus
trial classes and real estate proprietors that ever
the North was subjected to- There may be other
wailings heard there than those for the African
the wailings of the misguided masses for remunera-
tive employment. When this shall occur, then viii
the neither end of politicians be speedily reduced
to the level from which they assembled. The South,
through the ngratitude of the North, has been
made at last to understand its duty. That duty it
is beginning to perform in the manner which we
have indicated. The home-spun suit of Senator
Mason is but the beginning of the end -
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Ordinary. =, SKA OK SKA OK SKA OK
Middling g...... | 11HG114 | u (Gl24 / Il4GGll u
Good Middling II 0l12A 12xGl2X | II (Gl24
Mddling Fair. 1240l26 l2AGl3 | l2xGI2k

CANDLES-Ihere is very little doing in Candles, but
they are generally steady at former rates Adamantine
range at from to q and quote Chemical Sperm
before at 252S cts; Sperm at 4042 cts and
Wax at 5l52 cts. per lb Mould Candles range from
l2 u to 16S cts for Western and Eastern.
COAL.-Cumberland Coal continues very dull and the
market for it ia quite heavy We quote it nominal So 25
for fine S35O for run of mine, and 81 per for lump
delivered on board at Locust Point We note the ex
port this week of 352 Cumberland Coal Guayauu
and 273 tons do to Cienfuegos Cuba. There is good
retail demand for Anthracite Coal and it now selling
from the yards at so per ton of 22lO lbs delv
cred
CHEMICALS.-We quote Soda A sh as before at2b(G2X
per b.for so per cent; Sal Soda at ais cts Bleach
ing Powders at 3d3A cts Bi-Carb Soda at 4D43s cts
and Saltpetre at ShGS& cts. for Crude East India
C0PPER.-We still quote Copper at 22022h cts,
four months for Baltimore refined Ingos &c cts. Eng
lish Sheathng; 2S cts for Baltimore do; Yellow Metal
Sheathng at 20 cts for both English and American and
Yellow Metal Bolts and Nails at % cts per b.
FEATHERS.-Feathers range at from 40 to so per
h. good to prime mixed but hear of sales this
week worth noting.
FRUIT-For foreign Fruit the market continues very
quiet Raisns however still selling 81 40 for bunch
per box for layer and proportonate rates
smaller packages. Figs at from S4 to IL cts
cording to the quality and quote Currants at cts.
for old and II per b for crop. Malaga Lemons
selling 81 per box but there Oranges in
market
FISH.-There is a somewhat better consumptive de-
mand for Fish, but the market for them is still very quiet
and prices are in great degree nominal Mackerel may
be quoted to-day at $950G10 for No. SIS, $l3 50l4 for
No 2s and Sl550Gl6 per Dbl for No. rs, Herrings at
S5oa3 70 for Halifax s44 450 for Labrador, and Ale
wives at S350d4 per bh Dry Goldfish selling slowly
at $3.75C14 and do. Hake at S2(D2 25 per 100 lbs.
FLouR-There has been comparatively little done this
week in Flour the sales adding up only about 1000 bbs.
Durlng the early part OF the week the market quite
firm in tone, and Super sold at advance of l2b cts
per DBL on the closing price Of last week but for two
three days past the feeling in the market has been
ceptbly weaker and Flour closes dull with rather
downward tendency The exports since last as
follows,
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Steam fire engines will soon be the only means
used to extinguish fires in cities. The Mayors of
twelve towns in Massachusetts, have recommended
their use, as the most efficient means vet devised
for the protection OF property from fire.
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A MOURNING CITY.-The number Of ladies dress
ed in deep mourning which one now meets daily
in the streets of San Francisco, is truly re-
markabe and solemn. In walking through Mont
gomery street yesterday, counted not less than
forty-fve, in the short space between Bush and
Washington streets Were the cause not explain
ed, this fact might lead to the presumption that
city was unhealthy but nothing could be further
from the truth. 1t results from the uncommon
number of deaths from scaratina, scarlet fever,
which has prevailed this year to extent hitherto
unknown in California. The ravages of this
scourge have, however, not been confined to this
city. 1t is is remarked in Sacramento, San
Joaquin, Nevada, San Louis Obispo, San Diego,
Shasta. and Butte counties.-San Francisco Herald.
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DEATH OF REV. DR. JAMES RYDER.-The Rev.
James Ryder, D.. D., of the Catholic Church, died
in Philadelphia on Thursday morning last, after
br;a Of
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The Alabama Der

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. IA writ Of error has
been granted in the case of Mrs. Hartung, which
carries her case to the Court of Appeals
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AN UNFAITHFUL WIFE.-A woman, who is the
mother of FIVE children, and wealthy in her own
right, eloped from her husband in Brooklyn, lew
days ago, with a Young man of eighteen. The
parties are supposed to be in Philadelphia
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MONTGOMERY, Jan. 13.-The State Democratic
Convention is working smoothly. The Mobile For
sythe Delegation have obtained their seats.
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sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
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FOR SHIP NEWS 8 DOM. MARKETS SEE FOURTH PAGE
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SPALDING'S
P2eDN1'eN GZsxe :

sPALpING's PREPARED GLUE!
sPALpING's PREPARED GLUEl
SAVE THE PIECES
pcoNoNYl DISPATCH!
sF"A STITCH TINE SAVES NINE" -SM
As accidents auN happen aoeH regulated families,
for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, DC.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies household can afford to
be without it. 1t is always ready and to the sticking
point There is longer necessity for limping chairs,
spntered veneers headess dolls, and broken cradles 1t
is the article cone, SHE'LL and other ornamental work
so popular with ladies OF refinement and taste
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
held up solution and sessng all the valuable qualities
best cabinet Glue be used in the place
of ordinary mucila being vastly more adhesive.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N B-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price 25 cents
WHOLESALE DEPOT. No. As CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK
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The defaulting Treasurer of Names bond is to
the sum of Sl5000O There are eight or nine
sureties one ofwhom is Neal Dow
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SINGULAR DEATH.-A son OF VIM. Nicholson,
of Lafayette, Ind, aged seventeen, on the night be
fore Christmas got up in his sleep, saddled horse,
and rode some distance from the house before he
awoke. He was then so bewildered that he was
unable to retrace his steps, and when found was so
henumbed with cold that he lived but short time.
The horse was standing near him when found He
had before given evidences of sonnambulism.
Curious EFFECrs OF A SNAKE BIrE.-A young la
DIV in Texas was bitten by snake several weeks
ago. Since then she has very curious fits and
while in this condition she tries in various ways to
initiate the motion and action of snake. At one
time she went twenty eight days without tasting
food. She is also partly paralyzed.
FIRE.-The mill of Daniel Trostle, Of Harrison
Township, Bedford county, Pennsylvania, was des-
troyed by fire on Wednesday, the 4th inst. About
seven hundred bushels of wheat, and some rye and
-four, were consumed, with the mill. Loss about
So 900. No insurance.
AN UNFAITHFUL WIFE.-A woman, who IS the
mother of five childran and wealthy in her own
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TOBACCO-HHDs.
ncing January l, 1860, and same time 1859

Commencing january /, 1850 and same time 1859
Descriptions. wis 81 Total 'aIie IHso I'm
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Triumph of Justice.
Relief for the Jews of MOroccO--Vessel Sunk

New York, Jan. ia ship leaves here on Mon
day next for Gibraltar with relief for the Jews OF
Morocco. She will be commanded by Capt. Moses,
of Charleston.
The schooner Ellen Jerry, from Wilmington,
Del cut through by the ice yesterday and sunk.
Her cargo of corn is total loss
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ELKs-Two elk calves have been introduced into
Bell county, Texas, from Russian America. An
experiment is to be made of domesticating them
CoLDEsT.-The first quarter of the month of jan
uary OF 1860, was the coldest that has been ex-
perienced in Boston for thirty-six years.