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BALTIMORE MARK ELS.

I.
COFFEE.-There has been quite an active inquiry to-
day for Coffee, and have reported sales of 900
bags ko at from l5 to l4S cts that at the latter figure
being prime: We quote Rio finn at I3Aa14 for fair
to good, IAN cts for prime Laguayra 1415 cts and
Java at 15H Gl6H cts.
FLOUR-Flour is dull and the market for Il is Croop
ing Both Howard Street and Ohio Super were offered
to-day SIS so per bb this figure being decline of l2h
cts on the price asked for these varieties Yesterday but
so far as could learn nothing in either de-
scription There however inquiry for Howard
Street and sales of fresh inspected could have been made
at the above rate There is City Mills Super Offering
and unable to give any reliable quotation for it
Il wonId not however have brought to-day over so Der
bbl Extra Flour is very dull. We quote it today at
s5S76M6 25 for Howard Street and Ohio, seas 25 for
standard City Mills, and s7G7.50 per bbl for fancy
brands do.
FAMILY FLOUR Family Flour is selling to the trade
ass SO for welchs and IS per Dbl for the best brands
of Baltimore ground Ohio and Howard Street Family
may quoted at So 1907 per bbl
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.--Rye Flour is steady
at 81 37H and quote Corn Meal at $3.50 per bb for
both Baltimore and Brandywine.
GRAlN-Grain was in light supply this morning. the
receipts at the Corn Exchange amounting to only 10000
bushels There inquiry for it, and for all
reties the market was tolerably firm Corn of which
mere We're about 5000 bushels received in brisk de-
nu ana prices for it were to cts per bushel better
on yesterday White sold 72l76 cts, and yellow
oS9ia cts per bushel. The of Wheat embraced
I35 E 1r red at lSn cts 100 bushels prime do at
oushts choice do. at 16O cts Rye Continues dnu The
safes We we heaLG OF were made 7s1s0 cts for Penn
Fahla put houers were asking S2(Gs4 cts for II to-
ay Oats may be quoted today at S5a 40 cts for yir
ma ana Marya9a, and 4oa42 cts. for Pennsylvania
pretty well maintained We have reporpd esdar
of 100 hhds clayed Cuba at % cts and of ~ hhS
uCst 27 Our quotations Molas 90 o. ,.p,
fforSs, viz: 25a2s cts for clayed Cuba; 27as2 cts
Ganba Muscovado; 2sGS3 cts for English Island. az
Goots. for Porto Rico and 4cG4s cts for common ~
PrnImnNew Orleans "
fROISIONS There has been very little done to-day
IN 1ons. and the feeling in the market hardly a.
ong it Bacon is still selling in jobbng lots a.
Gus Il Shoulders, and ION cts tor Sides but it is of
erng Ia sund lots at lower figures. We heard to-day
sa'e oi hhds Bacon Sides, but we did not learn thu
se,ns, 81. we note also sale of 300 pieces p air
Ganvassea Ians at II There is nothing doing il
Dunk MEAT, ard or barrelled Pork but again quot
BUZZ Meat IT 7K cts. for Shoulders. 9k(d9A cts fo
sides ana eD9z cts. for Hams, Lard ii n cts fo
western IN bis. and tcs., and 12K cts in kegs an,
Fork at $500 SIS for Mess $l475 for Prim- and 81
per Dbl Tor Kum, There is little demand for Beef
ana naye repoted to-day sales Of 100 bbs. Western
Mess ana No. On lrlyate terms.
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VOL. VINO. 7l5.
.stIunetarp ami Commercial 2ebieh],
BALTIMORE. June |

BALTIMORE, June H. 1860.
The Stock market dull again today and most Of
the ances were quite heavy The business the Board
was chiefly in Mining stocks, and with few exceptions
they were lower than on yesterday Springfield which
until to-day has sustained itself pretty WELL dropped of
n There s2j sh ares of it sold the Board at
from So$ down to S53 buyer 60 days and S5S to s5S
cash. and it closed s5% bid s5H asked regular way
Gardner Hill continues droop and sale of 500 shares
made to-day at s6X time. Guilford however
better sale of 500 shares being made at the Board at
So "a time which is an advance on the price bid fori
yesterday FOR North State and Cambridge yesterdays
prices were maintained Saleswere made of 500 shares
81 Sc b-yer 30 days and 500
the latter 81 Sc cash Consolidated dropped to-day
ll6 There considerable activity in it and
sales Of some $500 shares made at 81 69Gl 60
time sI56 cash Baltimore and North Carolina i'm
proved =. Sales made of 900 shares at sI%Gl1
and it closed at slH bid, SIX asked regular way
Notwithstanding the present dullness in the market
holders Of Mining stocks appear quite cheerful and
most Of them anticipate ultimate reaction and
improvement in them. There is certainly nothing in the
advices received from the mines themselves occasion
any falling of in prices from all quarters the
continue to he Of the favorable character further
sale of 20 shares Of the Marion Camel Coal Company
stock was made to-day at $50 yesterdays price There
was nothing done at the Board Railroad shares the
market for them quite heavy. Baltimore and Ohio
which sold yesterday at S7e offered to-day SIS
nut only S7 regular way, bid for it. For Northern
Central slSH was bid and ss% asked, the closing bid
being under that of yesterday. Railroad bonds were
however firm. We note sales Of $4,000 Northern Central
1855 at 67 and Baltimore 1888 at 929
924 City 6's as, Arm, HOInlng
them.
Advces from the Santa Clara Quicksilver mine up
the 10th May have been received here The product of
Quicksilver for March, 1860 Is 500 lbs April
16 9s3 lbs
In New York to-day New York Central, Reading, and
Rock Island declined each; Erie and Michigan Southern
u each; Michigan Southern guaranteed Y and Gaena
and Chicago S. but Cleveland and Toledo advanced x
and Virginia and Missouri 6's u each.
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Mr.. CHURCH's LAST PICrURE.-Whether the rule
holds good in Art, that ''evil communications cor
rupt good manners" shall be able perhaps
next year to decide, when the few artists, who,
having any manner of their own, have exposed that
manner to the contaginn of this wears Academy
exhibition. shall oneo more me before us with n
twelve months work, Mr.. Church wisely evaded
the trial. how wisely, his latest picture Yesterday
privately exhibited to a discerning few at Goupi1s
rooms IN broadway, may satisfy the Observer
This picture is little like the "Heart of the An
des,' as twilight is like morning and the North
like the South. Yet, the veriest tyro in copnois-
seurshp could not hesitate a moment as to the au-
thorship, were he to stumble on it in the palace of
some Hypcrborean Prince. This is one of Mr.
Church's permanently great qualites,-that his
pencil Is his own, and speaks his own language in
ms own way. Ou can no more mistake Mr..
Church's treatment of sunlight, in whatever phase
than Lord Byron's illusions to the sea. But fine
as this quality is, it is only of the qualities that
90 to the making up of painter; and Mr.. Church's
twilight" bears witness to a much larger circle
OF gifts. The picture, to borrow the language of a
sister art, may be described as n composition upon
a theme drawn from Northern New England
Those who know the rivers of Maine know how
peculiar their deeply -channeled beauty is-their
massive banks, pine-ciothed and steep, lending
them special solemnity of character. The Ken
nebec, for example, TIN ough much of its course is
a very river of twilight, hardly less impressive
though certainly less imposing, than the Saguenay
itself. IIr. Church has given us-Or rather ne has
given Mr.. Walters, of Baltimore who kindly allows
US to share for awhile his ownership of this new
picture-a most true and touching version of this
Northern river life, flowing silently and grandlv
on under gorgeous twilight sky. The same as
tonshing power of perspective, which did such
wonders in the "Heart of the Andes" reappears in
the ''Twilight" lifting the visible heavens high
overhead, and leading the eve through miles of
luminous atmosphere to a horizon quiveriug with
light, and alive with that ''pecuar tint of yellow
green" whereof Coleridge discourses in such sweet
ly-philosGphic fashion. The treatment of the at
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THE MAYoRALTY.-According to the official
turns, as formally announced in yesterdays pro-
ceedings of the Councils, the majority for Berret
in the recent municipal election twenty votes;
including ten votes (for Berret) of persons natu-
rallied since December Slst last and excluding
two votes for WalIach, polled in the First ward,
having on them the names of candidates for ward
offices in the Third and Fourth wards, and one
vote in the same ward for Richard w. Wallach.
All these votes were marked, ere being deposited
In the baotboxes, as to be identified. As there is
no question whatever that the ten natu allied votes
referred to were illegally counted for Berret, and
the other three votes illegally refused to be count
ed for Waacb, the face of the returns reduces the
alleged majority for Berret to seven votes Thus,
in the contest before the Circuit Court of which
due notice has been given, it will be>incumbent
Mr. w allach to prove that eight more illegal or
fraudulent votes only, were received and counted
against him. He already has legal proof in bis
possession that some two hundred such votes were
deposited in the ballot-boxes and counted against
him, with lair prospect that ere the termination
of the investigation into the frauds be is now
making, he will havein hand positive proof that
double that number of votes were illegally and
fraudulently poed against him. Washington Star,
Of gesterdGY, Fa
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R1CE-Rice is firm at 4K@4A cts. for fair to- prime.
ana sales to fair extent making within this range.
SEEDS.-We continue to quote Cloverseed at S4. so,
and Timothy do at S3 bushe but there is very little
selling. Flaxseed is selling slowly at sl.35Gl As per
bushel.
SALTLiverpool Salt is selling the trade at 95 cts
for Ground Alum 55Gl6o cts for Jeffrey Darcy's fine
100 cts Tor Marshas do, and IT'S per sack for Ash
toms do and quote Turks Island do at cts per
bushel the latter figure being asked it by
of the holders.
SCG 'RS.-Sugars are quiet, but the feeling in the
market continues quite strong We sales to-day
20 hhds New Orleans at & and of so hhds Porto Rico at
So 757 21 for refining trades Cnba and English Island
25(G7 IS for grocery grades do; S725d775 for good
common to good Porto Rico and New Orleans; and $Sd
S37x for prime and choice do.
WHlSKEY.-Whskey is in better demand and the
market for it is rmer There sales yesterday which
noticed in report of 600 bbs. Ohio
and 100 bbs do. at p cts, and to-day
100 bbs City 81 and 200 bbs Ohio at 81 cts at
uh nnnr hnt vnrntirs cln firm
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NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE.-The Rochester
Union says this bridge has lately undergone a
thorough examination and is now pronounced en-
tirely safe. The committee appointed to invest-
gate into its strength and safety, report that they
cannot see the least evidence of weakness in any
part. Hereafter, the tmid should have no fears in
crossing over this mighty work of art, for reason
of any catastrophe. As we understand, there is a
standing committee who report each month on its
reliability aud safety,
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE


CAEDIFF-Shp Albert 237 bars railroad IRON order
COASTWISE
BOSTON Steamship S. R. Spaulding-117 cases shoes
100 bes dry goods, so cases do As bales do sundry
persons; loo do rice, Chase Co.; $50 bbs mackere
W. d Shurtz & Co
PHILADELPnIA-Schr Charles Kent.-51 bales tobacco
Surdler Sons; az bdls. gas tube Bodenborough Co.
~ boxes mdse., E Edwards, Jr castings G. Il W. Pop
.Jr rl-g pods O. - - ~ = ~
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

RoTTERDAM-Bark Isabella C .Jones-751 hhds to.
baeco' 90 6bls -four, 10 2o7 slaves, 37l bags bark
Rlo DE JANEIRo-Brg Clarence $50 bbs -four, $50
kegs lard, 400 buckets do cases do 25 bbls do u
bbis tape fuse case cigars 80 hams do
| 50 bbls powder, l5,056 feet lumber.
For Shipping gIntelligence,s see 4th page
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rival of the steamer North Star
IN. ,Jonanese News,

Arrival OF the steamer North Star.
NEW Y oRK, June l2.-The steamer North Star,
from Aspinwa has arrived. She brings 81 AGO.
900 in treasure. No Panama papers have been re-
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For Europe.
BosToN, June l2.-The steamer Arabia sails
hence to morrow morning, at o'clock, for Liver
pool. Her mails close at half-past six O. o'clock.
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The Japanese News. .
New YoRK, June l2.-The inference drawn here
from the japanese news, received from California,
is that not the Tycoon but minister of State was
murdered.
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Slave Burnt at the Stake for Muir

AUGUSTA, June IA man named William
Smith, planter in Oglethorp county, in this
State was murdered by his slave on Saturday.
The slave was apprehended, and burnt at the stake
on Monday
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The ase of Rev. MIR. Harden

TRENTON, N. j., June 1.-THE Chancellor this
morning gave decision in the case of Rev. Mr..
Harden, denying the application for writ of error
to the Court of Errors and Appeals No formal
opinion was given, the Chancellor, by arrangement,
informing the counsel in the of the decision by
letter. The next application will be made to the
Court of Pardons, next week, for commutation of
the sentence to imprisonment for life.
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The Lepi,I4 ure OF Kentucky Offer a reward of
81 600 for a cure of the hog cholera now prevailing
hat
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+. :; o,ronnced that au improvement has been
~ 10 a; royinp boats by which the rover
can face the bow. 1t will be useful to single oars
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The New York Courier and Enquirer says that
the Niagara is undergoing Thorough overhauling,
and W i'll be ready Tor sea by the 1st of Inlu
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A Limerick paper says:-The famous Garibaldi is
of Irish extraction. His grandfather engaged
in the troubles OF 1898. and emgrated to Italy, His
name was Garret Baldwin-changed to Garibaidi-
and his residence on the borders of the county
of Limerick. but in The county of Cork.
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! The members of the Massachusetts Legislature, at
the present extra session, have voted themselves
four dollars day, an increase of one dollar over
+! their former pay,
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The Democracy of Pittsourg that intend visiting
this CITY dur ing the session of the National Con-
veption, will bring brass band with them.
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Direct shipments to Liverpool from Detroit are
of common occurrence, both by vessels and by the
Grand Trunk Railway. The stave and lumber
trade has hitherto been the prominent feature but
now provisions and products of various kinds are
sent out,
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1t has been ascertained by an experiment in Ger
many, so says writer, that an acre of buckwheat
in full bloom, will yield fourteen pounds of honey
per day.
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Inc sptcle reserve shows falling of again this week
OF the amount due other banks also s6l6 l44
less whe the deposits have increased 1866 By tee-
graph, learn that the Lehigh Valley Rairoad Com
pany brought down for the week ending Satu the
9th inst, l,l59 tons of making the season com
mencng December lst 376 0l0 TONS 27s tons
to corresponding period of last year being of
80 e42 tons Of coal date 255 pig iron were
also carried the road for the week ending same date
The following is the official report of the deposits and
coinage at the New Orleans Branch Mint, during May
last. -
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The Annual Commencement of the University ot
North Carolina took place last week B,shoP
Hughes, of New York, delivered the annual "o-
dress. There were eighty one graduates
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A man named Edward X. Cooper was arrested
in Richmond ON Monday on the charge of making
a n,nrdnrorS nssonIt on his wife with Ratchet.
I,l, tod tn
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The widow OF 0ssawatomie Brown has received
$780, 600 from her coored sympathizers in Hayti.
great tournament is to take place at Columbia
Springs, near Washington, tomorrow.
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Peter Riley and T. Simpson, laborers on the
Covington and Ohio Railroad, were shot and killed
on the Sd inst, in Greenbrier county, Va. BY
named Harrison Myers, who is said to hail from
Maryland. He made his escape
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The New Orleans custom house has already cost
the Government S2,6OOOO0, and there is needed to
finish 1t 81, 400, 900 more,
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Havana.
NEW YORK, June 12.--The steamer Moses Tay-
lor, with Havana advices of the sth instant, has
arrived.
1t was stated that American schooner, with
four hundred negroes, had been captured and taken
to Key West.
The sugar market was pretty active, at we'll sus-
tanned prices for grades below No. Is. Finer
grades were somewhat lower. Stock 1872, 900 boxes
%aSSes s is aa snG ezfaangeS pa @ are bettsr S@teT- @
York A@lA per cent. premium. Vessels were
wanted.
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81 $50 have already been collected in New York
for Garibaldi
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Ben. Periey Poore Esq, Secretary of the United
otases agricuitural and Mechanical Association,
we & see oy me Cincinnati Enquirer, is in that city,
msnts If nossiblo we believe, of making arrange
natl. ata 'H'y VI o'n''A-
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PRICES ANDsALEs or sTCCEs IN aEW yort
BY TELEGRAPH.
through iELiAs FIsHRR SSoN, StockAod y ,sr"sur.
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- SILVER DEPOSITS.
Silver from California god.. ..... 1912
other sliVer'.'-'........ ..........1 100, ,279 AZ
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