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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-20
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARK ETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 10.
ALE AND PORTER We still quote Tennent's Ale ut
rs XXX Scotch and 81 G5 for pale India in pints and
Tennents Brown Stout in pints at 81 60 per dozen.
ASHES.-We hear Of nothing doing in Ashes here, but
they selling in New York at IS 25 for Pot and $3.50
(G5564 per 100 lbs for Pearl
BARK. There is a good demand for Querctron Bark,
and note sales this week Of 500 bags all for
port at from $40 to % per and quote it closing
steady and firm at these figures.
BRIMSTONE.-There is no Birthstone selling, but we
quote it nominal at s57 50G6O per ton for crude Sicily.
SWAX.-BeeswaX is still quoted at "a d35 cts per
lb, hut we hear of no sales this week.
BREAD-Bread is unchanged in price, and we still
quote it at cts for Navy cts for Pilot and cts per
lb. for Water Crackers, less the usual discount.
COFFEE.-There has been good inquiry this week for
Coffee and the market has throughout it been very firm
in tome but the sales have been restricted by light sup
ply here, the transactions adding up only about $500
bags The sales include 900 bags low grade Rio at IL
Gl3n cts 500 bags medium do at IS cts, 900 bags
fair do at 144 144 cts 700 bags prime do. at 15G54
cts and $50 pockets Java 1875 cts There have been
arrivals this week. the stock here cannot exceed 00
bags all Of which is in second hands Coffee closes firm
at the following rates, viz: 13a3A cts. for low grades
Rio; 14144 for fair do. II hd14 cts. for good do;
15G15A cts for prime do Halls cts for Laguayra; and
163sls cts for Java the latter price being for Govern
ment.
COTTON. There has been fair demand this week
from manufacturers, with some lots sold to a
neighboring market The sales of the week amount to
about 900 bales ordinary to good middng Upland and
Gulf from to I'm cts cash and six months Prices
have advanced 4(d4 cent, and we now quote as fol-
lows:
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See Fourth Page.
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FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
POLITICAL.
FUSION IN PENNSYLVANIA.

FUSION IN PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-The Douglas State Cen
trail Committee last evening withdrew their straight
out electoral ticket and pledged the support of the
party to the electoral ticket selected at Reading.
They warmly endorsed Douglas and johnson as the
nominees of the party. An attempt to erase the
names of the Breckinridge from the fusion tic
ket was made but was unsuccessful.
THE NEBRASKA ELECTION.
OMAHA, n. t., Oct. 16.-The election returns are
all in except those from Shorter and Saline Coun-
ties. Morton, Democrat, has 55 majority for dele
gate to Congress. The two counties to hear from
will probably increase it to $50 or more. The Le-
gislature stands: Housc-Repubcans, %; Demo-
Gratis, Il. Council-Republicans, 6; Democrats, G.;
in doubt, l. The former reports giving silly a
majority are incorrect
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GRADES.

CANDLES.-There is good trade demand, for Candles
but is special activity in them We quote Ada
mantine steady and firm at 17,d22 cts in quality
Chemical Sperm at 2Sn30 cs Sperm at 37(4o cts; and
patent at As cts per ID. Mould Candles selling
l2H cts for Western, and 4kGl6 cts lb for East
CHEMICALS-We quote Soda Ash as before at OK
cts for per cent Sal Soda at 11fd1% cts; Bleach
ing Powders at 2x(d23 cts; and BiCarb Soda at 3A1
3% cts Caustic Soda is selling at cts per 10.
COPPER-There is nothing doing in Copper, but prices
for it are unchanged and quote refined ngots before
81 cash. and % cts mos, and sheathing at p
cts for Baltimore and % cts per b for English. Yellow
Metal Sheathng is selling at 197 cts Nails a; % cts,
and Bolts at % cts. per 10.
C0AL.-COal is dull, hut prices for it are unchang-
ed and the following the cargo rates for Cumberland
viz So Is for fine $3.50 for OF mine and 81 % ton
for lump. delivered board Locust Point Anthracite
Coal is selling from the yards at s4755 per ton of2lO
FEATHERS.-Feathers may be quoted firm at 45G5O
cts per To- for good Southern and Western mixed There
however very few in market and hear of sales
FISH-There. have been cargo sales of Fish made
this week far We have heard, but there is good
trade demand for them and for all varieties the market
is steady and firm at last weeks rates Eastern Herrngs
range in price at from 50 504 and quote Mackerel
So 75d7 for medium No3's 80 25d9 80 for large do
and s975G1O per bb for medium No. rs. We quote
Alewves nominal 81 per bbl but there none sell
ing Dry Goldfish selling at 81, and do Hake at S2.75
per quntal.
FRUIT-The supply of Green Apples is rather less
abundant than it and they in consequence rather
rmer. We quote them this week ranging from sl50
to 81 25 per bb Dried Apples are still dull at 3d4 cts
and quote Dried Peaches 7s cts for unpeaed and
I0I2 cts. per b for peaed Cranberres are selling at
ali 5Ol2 per Dbl Eastern In foreign Fruit trans
actions continue limited. New Raisns OF which there
have been some lots received coastwse are selling AT a.
for bunch and s32H per box for layer and we quote
new Figs at 16ls cts and new Currants cts per
b Lemons of which there are are few here selling
at IS 50d9 per box.
FLOUR-There has been moderate demand this week
for Flour but there has been special activity in it
The market has throughout the week been quite steady
most eff the sales having been made at last Fridays
The sales which have been chiefly for export, add up
about IL 900 bbs and the market for Flour of all de-
scpuon closes steady The exports this week are as fol-
lows, viz
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BRITISH REVENUE RETURNS.

The Revenue returns for the quarter ending the
29tb ult.. show decrease on the whole, as com
pared with the corresponding period of last year,
of about 100000. On customs there is decrease
of about f700 900, the item of miscellaneous of
f24 900, and on excise of about f460,000. Against
this, however, placed the following increase
On stamps, fll6 900; taxes about 100000; income
tax, about &4l0000 post office, 100000; crown
lands, $4,000 The accounts for the year ending
the 29th exhibits an increase, as compared with
the previous year, of f4,Sl9,6S On excise there
is an increase of FL 1856 600; on stamps about
ESQ eco; on taxes, about 67 900; on income tax,
4,620, 900; on Post Office, fll5,0O0 on crown
lands, nearly fS, 900. On the other hand there is
falling off in customs of FL 4l2 000 and mscel-
laneous, of f245, 900. The decrease customs,
both for the quarter and the year. may be attribu-
ted almost entirely to the remitted duties. The
decrease excise for the quarter is only apparent
and arises from the altered periods of collecting
the malt duties consequent on the shortened term
of credit. There have been actually increases
the following items Licenses to refresment
houses, &C.; paper, owing to a recovery of the
trade from temporary depression; and spirits,
from the additional rate of duty. The increase on
excise for the year is derived from the shortening
of the malt credit, which has realized 100000.
The large increase the year may be explained
by the additional duty for the last financial year
being collected in the first half of the year now
ending
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The Rovol Squadron at Portland

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 18.-A grand ball was Civ
en- last night by citizens to the Commodore and
officers OF the Royal squadron, ct the City Hail. and
was the grandest affair of the kind ever given in
this city. Six hundred persons were present, the
elite of our citizens, and the English officers were in
full uniform. The hall was splendidly decorated.
The steamer Styx arrived last night.
The Nile is not vet in sight
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New YORK, Oct. 19.-No. 80 Platt street. occu-
pied by Messrs. Gandelet & Goures, J. Pardessus
morning, including total loss of $50 O6O insured.
Nos. 80 and 80 were slightly damaged by water.
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
oh G. Sas- nr5n Ero


The tribune OF this morning says
The Stock market has undergone a further decline
day The bear party has received accesions to its
ranks within few days and the general aim apparently
is to first produce decided break in prices so that the
of bona de holders may be the easily aroused
in regard to the safety Of the Union. BY combined at
tack New York Central, the entire market was unfavo
raby Affected and, with the aid of large amount Of
stock borrowed for the OCCASION decline OF al per ct
established on the railroad shares Erie again
the strongest of the list ana was IN demand throughout
the day
The illinois Central Company makes the most favora-
BILE return this month of any in the history of the con-
Germ The cash collected in the Land Department since
Oct reaches $Sl O00 and the sales of land in the
time, $685. The earnings the second week were
s76 6s6 o6 against s62 796 Is in the 1889
gain of sl3S40l1 The gain in traffic the first two
weeks this month is 500 60.
The Bank Of England statement shows the following
variations as compared with the previous week
Increase. Decrease.
Public depostS....... ...... t 1892
Otter denosits... ...... 966 673
Notes in circulation 81 ,445
Rest. l4,5uz $500
On the other side of the account
Government securetes ...... 81
odin other aSg SGcbniTes Snliion . 'o'o'- sse sos
Notes unempoy ed.... ...... liza ,l25
Messrs Barring Bros & CO. state that there has been
change in American stocks during the week, only
small business being dcne and the remarks OF Messrs d.
Bell & Co. of the tenor. The London Times
notices sales the 9Th inst of Illinois Central shares at
1SG, l7A, 1sA and l7x discount Michigan Central
eghts 1869 o. do of 1882 at 93 Michigan Southern
sinking fund at72d7S Erie bends of 1862 at 0 do shares
at 40 394 39H 80, ssh and 394; Pennsylvania Central
first mortgage at go and shares at o99 II noceS ana
quotes the market as follows:
There has reaction in the colonial department
Grand Trunk Canada stock closed at p TO and Great
Western shares 1917 to T. In American railway
rites further relapse occurred in the shares of the Hi
nos Central and New York and Erie. The optional rights
of the former duh at to s. Victoria Debentures
new, last quoted l06A eXdiy. Canadian Five per
cents, l03 to a
At meeting of the Directors of the Atlantic and Ohio
Telegraph Company held in Philadelphia yesterday the
usual quarterly dividend Of per share
equal to II per cent, IN the capital paid in.
We learn that the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
Company has obtained the signature of the Governor of
Iowa for SS 600 of land and will be entitled to one
hundred and twenty sections the sixteen
miles graded shall have been completed.
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EInrn remnIe Arnin a Winner

WATERFOWL, Oct. l6.-Notwithstandng the bad
condition of the track, the race between Flora
Temple and Patchen came off here this afternoon,
resulting in favor of Flora. Time-2:2S, 2:2G and
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snip Now.
SAVANNAH, Oct 19.-Arrived, ship New England,
from Liverpool; bark Morton, from New York. brig
Harpe from Belfast
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THE PRINCE IN BosToN.-The demonstrations in
Boston on Thursday in honor of the Prince of
Wales were elaborate and imposing. The public
buildings were decorated and the streets were
thronged. In the morning Ralph Farnham the
sole survivor of the Battle of Bunker Hill II, in
trodnced to the Prince by Mr.. Everett The inter-
view is reported to have been quite interesting.
Mr.. Farnham accompanied by one of his
daughters who is upwards of seventy years Of age.
About 5000 military, including artillery, cavalry
and infantry, were reviewed on the Common by
the Prince and suite, Gov. Banks, and numerous
staff After the review the military force marched
through several OF the principal streets, the Prince
and suite, the Governor and others, occupying
carriages. The display is represented to have been
the most imposing ever seen in New England, and
was witnessed by thousands collation. followed
at the State House, given by Gov Banks, at which
there was social and entirely informal interchange
of good feeling. At about O'Clock the Prince and
suite were escorted to the Music Hall, where he
was welcomed by twelve hundred school children
The exercises consisted principally of singing, and
seemed to afford the distinguished visitors much
qualification. The festivities of the occasion wound
up with grand ball at the Academy of Music.
From HAYTI.-We are in possession of Haytian
advices to the 22d of September. The Naturaliza-
tion laws of the Republic had been somewhat mo-
dfed in favor of parties desiring to become citi-
zens. Efforts were being made by Government to
ntroduce-trial by jury. Subscriptions continue to
be taken up for the widow of John Brown. A Ara-
ther singular story comes to OF the discovery of
bust of Lord Nelson in a remote distSict. The
bust was found on fetish altar, where for half a
century it had been worshiped as heather god.
The ode that was sung at the Boston welcome
to the Prince was written by Oliver Wendell
Holmes, and not by Fl. W. Longfellow, as previ-
ousy stated.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-20

MomLr, October ls.--The cold snap of Tuesday
stitfened the cotton completely, and further
growth can be looked for this season. As a cnnse-
quence much of the cotton sale here and at New
Orleans has been withdrawn from market.
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sales of $500 bbs Super at s575 200 bbs cut Extra
s5.S7H 400 bbs. Extra at $6l2K@6.25, and 200 bbls
Family at 81 per Dbl Super closes to-day steady and
firm at S575, and quote Extra at S6@6 25 per bbl
ONO FLoUR.-The sales of Ohio Flour this week in
cude $500 bbls Super and cut Extra at 1913 $50 bbls
Extra at s5S7A and 900 bbls Extra at Sc bbl
We equote Super to-day at 1913 and Extra at S66 12H
per bb good brands being held at the latter figure
CITY MILLS FLoUR-There has been very little de-
mand for City Mills Flour this week, and the sales so far
have heard include only 800 bbs Super at and
100 bb do at S562H per bbl Super may be quoted to-
day at SIS so, although holders ask s562h for it.
and quote Extra nominal S625 for Standard and 81
(d75O per bbl. for fancy brands.
FAMILY FLoUR-We continue to quote Family Flour at
50 for Welchs IS for the best brands of Baltimore
ground and S6.50@67 rs per bb for Howard Street and
Ohio.
RYE FLoUR-The only sale of Rye Flour have heard
of this week of so bbls at 81 81 but quote it
to day at 81 37h IA so per bb
BUcKwHEAT FLoUR-Buckwheat Flour is selling this
81 25 az. 50 for common but Matthews premium
bringing 1926 per 100 lbs. The receipts have been
quite large this week
CORN MEAL.-Corn Meal continues quiet, but we quote
it steady SO 62h for Baltimore and S362K G.75 per
bbl Brandywine We note the export this week of
600 bbls to the West Indies.
The following the inspections OF Flour and Meal for
Il .aa 49,
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Row TO KEEP POTATOES More potatoes are
spoiled through sweating than freezing. | never
lose any, but them thus: / raise the place six
inches where want the pit hole, beating it hard
with the spade. ! throw the potatoes on, shaping
like a pyramid, and cover thckly with straight
clean straw. l then commence at the bottom,
throwing on the earth and tramping it hard with
my feet; one foot thick is plenty. When within a
foot of the top, make hole in the straw with my
hand, and put in a small funnel, one foot long and
three inches square. Close the straw tight around
the funnel and cover closely with earth, clapping
the whole solid with the spade. Let the funnel re-
main two weeks, cover it with small board in case
of ran then take it out, close the hole with straw,
cover with EARTH place green sod on the top, set
four small forked stakes in the ground around the
heap, cover with boards to keep off rain, and will
insure your potatoes.-Cor. of the American Agrt-
eNlturist.
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Arrival of the Overland Mail.

IoT. JUSEPH, OCJ. I0.-IHt overland NAH has ar
rived with California advices of the 9th.
The disabled steamer John l.. Stephens had ar.
rived out.
There was, at the last advices, no change in the
position of the Oregon Senatorial contest. 1t was
believed that no election would take place.
Later from Rio
New ORLEANS, Oct. 19.-The bark Trieste has
arrived from Rio, with dates to the 26th ut.-
Coffee firm, in consequence OF advices from the
United States. Sales of the week 900 bags Ex-
change on London 261s@26H.
The steamer Moses Taylor sailed on the 9th ult.
for Valparaiso
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Receipts of Flour md Grain at New York.
New YORK, Oct. l9.-The receipts of -four and
grain at this port to-day foot up follows:-Four,
bushels
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Total... ....'...- y,oSo
HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-There has been good in
guTy for Howard Street Flour this week and We note
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POPULATION OF CHARLEsroN.-The population of
the city of Charleston, according to the return OF
the census just rendered by the U. s. Marshal, is
whites %, $40; free colored, 3,257; slaves, 1906;
total, 0l95. The white inhabitants have In-
creased 33l5 since 1850, and the slave population
have decreased 1926 in the same time. The free
colored have also decreased ls4. The Mercury
says: That our negro population should have de-
creased to such an extent is not surprising, when
we bear in mind the constant drain to which it is
subjected in order to stock the plantations OF the
Southwest
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White Sugar-A......... 9s cts.
do. do. B......... o4

ielIoW C......,...S v
SALT-We heard two three days since of sales OF
ZloO sacks Liverpool fine Salt at 140l50 cts, but LV
erpoo Salt is now selling at los cts for Ground Alum
l55aloO cts for Marshals and jeffrey Darcy's fine,
and 110Gl80 cts. sack for Ashton's do We quote
Turks Island Salt 1920 cs but there is nothing do
ing in it.
S0AP-Case Soap is selling at II cts; olene do. at
7k@s cts and Chemical OLIVE do, at 6a7 cts, per lb,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-20

The ode that was sung at the Boston welcome
to the Prince was written by Oliver Wendell
Holmes, and not by Fl. W. Longfellow, as previ-
ousy stated.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-20

After the Battalion Baltimore City Guard, the
Young Guard and the Artillery Corps from ST. Timo-
thys Hail. the special escort ofthe Park Commission
ers entered the grounds, they drawn up in line
facing the main avenue. The cortege of carriages
containing the invited guests then passed In re-
view, the Battalion presenting arms. The first
barnuche contained bis Honor Mayor Swami, and
the Mayor elect George William Brown, Esq. next
came the Park Commissioners, in carriages =
Gen. Columbus O'Donneli and James Hooper, Esq
Then followed, in carriages, the Foreign Consuls,
Commissioners of the Public Schools, Judges of the
several Courts, members of the Maryland Historical
Society, members of the late City Council and
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is said that an arrangement has been mace pc
tween the Superintendent of Police ana tne Duke
of Newcastle, for the exchange oI ueteetlVes en-
ployed on the New York ana Aonson ponce'
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-06-15
MEDICAL.

Try this remarkable aud most intere sting rem.
edy. 1t is composed Of the concentrated Juices
OF the most powerful, and the most soothing Plants
and Roots in Nature, chemically combined and
isolated in well lsealed g ass bottles, and charged
with a powerful Battery. Thus possessing, in
addition to its superior medicinal vr'ues, strong
Magnetic and Electric properties, profoundly PEN
etraiing, and eminenty quieting and soothing II
freely Spplied,l relaxing the strained muscles and
nerves giving new life aud vitality by its life.
giving qualities, to Parolzed parts aud Chronic
or long standing Complaints and Weaknesses,
| nllaying Nervous pain, (Neuralgia), Irritation.
and Removing Distractions like a charm. In.
deed all who have used it, speak ot II as truly
wonderful medicine, aud esteem 1t by faf superior
| to any and oil other external remedies in use
| If applied in season IL is an unioiling remedy
| for the Group, Sore Throat, lnhaT Tmation OF the
Lungs, Bowels, Liver, Kidneys and other Organs
Rheumatism, Spinal Irritation, Agre in the
| Breast and ni Of times cure Nervous Headache
| Ague in the Face, Pimples and Eruptons Of al
kinds Piles, Bruised and Sprnined Limbs, Burns
Frozen parts Chilblains, Indolent and long stand
ing Sores, Wounds. &c, &c. twill also restore
the Hair to the Bald, Head and prevent the Hail
| from Falling
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively
used on Canal and DrnuGht Horses for Calls
| Wounds, Sprnins and Lnmeness, and is a SURE
care, when applied hot for Scratches on Horses
and the Foo, All on Sheep. All the Proprietor
ask for the Magnetic Ointment is Fair Trial
confident that all they claim for IT, will be lounC
true 10 the letter. In the neghborhood where i
Is manufactured, many people buy it by The guam
iiy, and IL is kept and used by almost every in
hubtant as Panncea for the numerous Pain
and Aches every family is more or less afflicted
with. We say again II II Y
DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment
None genuine unless signed rs. Buell." with'
Pen. See Pamphlets containing full direction
around each Bottle, and Circulars left with agents
Price 25 cents for small, and 80 cents for lurg
Bottles.
son g. Tuttle, Burton, Ohio; John M. Mayhem
Auburn; Ansn Mathews, Newbury; r. r Bur
nett, ,Russe ia. NJ. treat, Bainbridge;and all 9th
er Druggists in the country.
All oruers should be addressed TO D. RANSOA
g. CO., Earlvil!e, Madison Co., N. Y.
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