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oamped IN thu squares Of Warsaw rhs public buildings
were also occupied by military. All shops, worksnops
spd Cfsss closed Crowds Of people ssseublei IA
seets, but forbidden 70 stand STILL kAi,nsl
"a mourning were no longer 10 be seen NO
sUuus~ms s~- -'~9 published.
Among the persons Killed 49, N yne ssssr "a
Disturbances several women aHA entdrea Ana
asserted that the killed amounted 70 - tesss W.
while several hundred we're wounded the oodies zoe
victims were buried within the fortincasipss.
kon Of his poclnmasons, charges the people vita
having thrown stones II the troops and ereoy causei
the death Of two soldiers and wounded ten others.
Portugal
II stated that the Portuguese government mas autnor
lied the cultivation 81 cotton In Their African posses
.Sons.
Denmark.
The final sitting tho Holsten Estates took place tbs
nth inst The President In hts speech showed that tho
sncepsabls Ne EstAses me Royal COmuissioner
fused recognise the objections offered by the Estates
Against the provisorum and expressed his regret at the
Iesult Of the discussion.
A India, Chtna ana Australia.
These waiie-alreAdy anticipated by telegraph-had
reached England, and the American portion u received
per Asia
There news Of moment additional 10 that received
by telegraph.
Tho expedition up the Yang tse was accompanied by
EIGHT Briiish vessels and By deputaon from tho
6hspghae Chamber Of Commerce.
Trade at Melbourne continued exceedingly dull The
gold > ield well maintained. An important gold
Aeld had been discovered.
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Bunting.-25O Pieces Of English Bunt-
ing for sale BY STUEGEs, SHAW CO., "a and 70 Murray
ira
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Hill, Inimftabic Gutter OF Hair and
whskerr No. Barclay street. Hair Dye 50 cents black
brown
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Not In Dixte.-The Place to Buy Hats IL
not In Dixie but In Knoxs celebrated en No 2s
broadway Everv cay his show wdsd by
NeInen Tho are 9: 70 appear Broadway dec,
ed With OF his spring OF
ncen the promenade gives evidence OF the
bn<iness OF KNOX But ia not alone In dress Hats that he
eycels bis Caps perfect their his
are the most elegant TO be sen any where.
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Wheeler n Wilson's Improved SEWING
Machines At reduced prices once sos Broadway
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s HIP ING EW S.

ALMANAC Yoex-rms DAY.
Sun RISKS Us Mocr ...... 81
sun SETS. % HIGH WATER. 26
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ASHES Ashes were light and prices unchanged.
BREApsrUfrs -Fiour--The market frmer ani
cosed at an advance OF per Dbl for most descrp
tons The sales embraced about IL 900 bbs closing
within tho ~ he nxuin nnof
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The Ladd d Webster Sewing MacIiDs
may now DO had for ffty dollars At sO0 Broadway.
Bachelors Newly Invented wigs and
IoupAes truly wonderful specimens OF Cab and
them at lG bond street, O send for q M
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II stated that the Portuguese government mas autnov-
lied the cultivation Of cotton In Their African posses
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iassy lsois; Ms. Lydis Tsnofns s.avi. xr
Seon ana n s::.n ssArs sos ga .s.
YIN .ss.r nd Jobs ~. x.:s'e rsaa'''' --s..
as.s HsssT S:as - Ssss t ca
= ss:.ss AZ. asrs S.sIs, s
Court Calendar-Thts Day.
sUPRxAs Uver-aacun Part Nos S9ss as1Y
1857, $3.50 o.so Part 2-Nos aOI 4 s96o aaIo ssss
Sist $3.50, 1888, sos 1884, ases. as70 (2iS2, alss,
I4oo, 24l0, S0S6, 3ll4 ose6
srrEHoR CouRr Part Nos 1853 $40 1879 1853
iI1T 1896, lS4s, Ill., I7le AIT, TAO, iiss Part O.
Nss U.s. 1885, iS4s ls42 1884, ls4s 1850. 1884, 1855
~. ym nc. nrswinxs OF II. France 4 Co.'S
ssuav i BY act Of Assembly. paved
s9.sss cousTy-S.ass % Drssss nap spr1, rs 1851.
% g. 8 81 81 g. 70 - o.s 81 1s "a 49, 49,
So, oO, lC, ~, Is, %, 5, =, 65. &c, II, 20.
''''''' '' free q ss'slg; Il
Drawings or Wood. Eddy Il Co.'S
KhSTuCEY AsR MISSOURI L. STATE L e ss
10, 81, Is. il. s %: g, s.. !: !. q a. 10.
Circulars free Of charge SooD E fss- co.
covng'on, Ky, or st. Louis, No.
Not In Dixse.-The Place to Buy Hats IL
not u Dive but in Knons selsbrsisd esasishnen No s
ensn .ho are ~ sse-rne's Broadway
= ss
Dusness o. Knox But alone 10 dress Has that be
are the most elegant 70 be sen any where.
1891. Geniu. 1891.
in ~ sn ss @ s s
bead ccvsrng The Bat in its snaps, its color It. se its
s and o. mmo s b @ tie e the age
Ornamental and snus the belief that my new a.
,mothers pets'' and fathers darlingsn hope 70
ernai escort ''' JOHN n GEM 5is f sroadway wv
ing for sale BY sTUEGEs, SHAW CO., IA and 70 Murray
Wheeler d Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices Once 500 Broadway.
The Laad d webster Sewing macxi.s
may now DO bad for dfty dollars At GOV Broadway.
Bachelors Newly Invented wigs and
them at 10 Bond street, send for a card.
A Card.-The Indian Herb Dr., #. Tum-
blety, NJ d. from Canada, will describe and tell his
patients The nature Of their complaint illness without
SEWING any aod from, them No charge 'o ecpss
walk OF st. Nicholas Hotel.
CristadoTO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the best In the world Wholesale ard RETAIL and
Dye privately applied. al No AsioE House.
whiskers to grow luxuriantly Sold at A. BAIcakLoas
newly invented Wig factory, l6 Bond street.
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Reiiabie and
InstantanecusBiack Brown. Factory 81 Barclay street.
Sold and applied at W. A. BACHELORS. 6 Bond street.
whiskerr No Barclay street. Hair Dye 50 cents black
brown
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IMPORTANT TO SINGLE aBNTLENES--THE ATrBN.
ton o. me above class called 70 new Hotel now open
named the RcbmoDd House no Mscdougai street In whtrh
fsfor and Bedroom elegantly furnished. can DC ENGAGED
Tor the small sum Of week including serysnts alter
uon and charge gentlemen Urend- uccu
pypr the Breakfast served IN rooms "
oea hy
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T1ERs oNs VISITING THE CITY AND THOsF MAKING
change snd wishing 10 snd quiet place with moderate
terms to the hardness " the tines VIII hnd Al the Al
bon Private Family Rosrng House Hudson
corner Charles pleasant and well furnished Rooms suit
able for married single gentlemen. with Of baths s
~ '''se' SUI 'N' T. LAMBERT Proprietor.
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MySCELIlANBOUSs
A TTENTION zOUAyES.
JUeT THE BOOK.
RTMTNIBCYNCE9 OF AN OFFICER OF IOUAvEs
Translated FROM the french.
Ore vol Emo 81.
This Book written by Gen Cier, who commanded the
Zonaves the Crimea n ft OF interest for those
cuisng for the companies forming various
81 the country. ID. APPLETON co, Publishers,
Nos. 4t3 and AS Broadway.
gent free by mail on receipt Of price.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

ST. JoHN's, July 26.-The steamer City of Balti-
more, from Liverpool on the 18th inst, passed Cape
Race at 10 O'Clock last night.
The steamer Bremen had arrived out.
The political news is unimportant. The Times
thinks that the taxation recommended by the Pre-
jsction of the compromise measures.
The Times CITY article quotes Consols heavy yes
terday at decline OF e. The news from America
unfavorable on the Money market. The rates
of discount for the best paper closed at So.
The King of Prussia was fired upon at Baden on
the 14th, by young student from Leipsc, named
BrecKep, who arrested. The ball slightly
grazed the Kings neck.
Lord John Russell is to be created Peer.
The Great Eastern is to be employed regularly
between Liverpool and New York, leaving Liver
pool about the 10th of September.
The Irish census shows decrease In population
OF II per cent. on the last ten years.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, July 17.-Cotton-sales of 33 900 bales
during Wednesday and Thursday including 10000 bales
Tor speculation and export The market closed buoyant
at an advance of y.
Breadstufs are quiet. Flour is steady at 26G2ss.-
Wheat is steady for ne but has declined 2G3d for in
feror qualities Red 9s cd d1ls Cd; white los cd "a
12s 3D. Corn steady yellow 2ss cd @29s; white 32s
Cargoes OIL the Coast are in demand at Cd ds advance
Provisions are steady Beef closed firm. Pork steady
Bacon heavy with more enquiry at low prices Lard is
steady at Asa SOS Tallow is quiet AIS Ia 49s cd
Produce ce-Rosin is heavy at 6s. I'D d6s. Cd Spirits
Turpentine steady at 47G4Ss. Sugar steady. Coffee
LONDON, THURSDAY AFTERNooN.-Consols closed at SO
G19l Tor money. The Money market is generally un-
changed but unsettled Tea firm. Coffee firm Shirts
Turpentne steady sis. Rice is quiet Tallow 4ss6d
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rather than to risk uncertain market for manufactured
goods The stock of goods on hand is relatively small
demand which will exist? The trade for the next six
months would have been limited in any event, and this
reverse will prevent its revival for many months
The activity in the Wooen departments is quite notice
able The heavy orders cannot be executed in the
time required by the advertisements, and those mill
adapted regulation woOens will command any
prices asked This demand will be increased the
largemen of the becomes imperative. and every
available mill will be brought into requisition Wool is
low, and with little prospect of advance unless the
European demand should increase everything
profitable wooen manufacture with those parties who
are prepared 10 make allwOOi goods The sanet looms
mostly idle, and will remain depressed until the
general business the country revves Tribune
ALBANY, July 25-Four steady. No sales of wheat
Corn; less doing, with larger receipts market easier
sales of GO bushels Western mixed at 4l4H in
of 1900 bushels Chicago at 30 cts Whskeysaes Of 60
bhls at l6 cts Shipped by tows to New York, July "a
109 7S4 bushels 207S0 do rye l63 coo do wheat
$500 do oats q 600 do feed, 5 GOO do malt.
OSwEGO july "=.-Flour steady-.aes o. SEQ bbls at
for fancy VIII at continues scarce and the market
q''esmai sales Minnesota club at 81 cts Corn nomi-
La'iy So cts Lake 1mports-230 bbls. -four, l20cO
bushels wheat Canal Exports = SOL bbs flour, $500
bushels wheat. "a 0o0 bushels 1000 bushels
BUFFALO, July 2j-Flour steady. Wheat quiet-salcs
of 1900 bushels No Chicago Spring at Is cts Corn
grains quiet whiskey is unchanged. Imports-3 900
bbls flour, 1000 bushels wheat IL 900 bushels corn
Exports-4OO bhs. flour 81 ooo bushels wheat, 10000
bushels corn. II 900 bushels oats
CHIC co July 25 5-yIour dull Wheat 1c easier-saes
at 7G6s cts. for No 62 cts for No 2, in store Corn
dull and lower Rereipts-3 20 0bbls flour 100 bushels
wheat l57 900 bushels Shpments-1 800 bbs flour,
AZ 900 bushels wheat 267 000 bushels Freighs
better. Exchange unchanged.
CINCINNATI. July 25.-Flour nominal little demand
Whiskey firm at 13A Provisions unchanged. Lard
S@sI cts Money quiet. Exchange 4GG3.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK July 26-Cotton is firm. Flour is firm
sales Of 600 bis Wheat is upward-saIes of 80 600
bushels an advance of Ct; Chic ,go spring S3G9
cts Milwaukee Club 9OG99 cts; red sI15; white
Kentu cky 81 40 Corn is depressed-saes of III O00
bushels mixed 3s(d45 cts yellow 46G4S cts. Pork is
l,, e. ri &c
changed sales Ss9 Whskey closed firm at 16%
all Sugar steady-Muscovado 5G6& cts. Coffee
frm-saes of 5000 bags at 124G144 Molasses is
frm-New Orleans 3S cts Spirits Turpentine dull.
Rosin closed bnoyant at 81 90(9292 Freights
char al
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LATEST NEWS.
FED ER L
TELEGRAMS.
ALL DOUBTFUL--MOST FALE.

| Arrival of Gen Nc cCIeIIan--Reinforce-
| mcntS. dc.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-Go Fred. W. Sander,
| one OF Gen. McC!ean's Aids, is in Washington.
| Gen. Mcclellan himself arrived here tonight.
Among the incidents worthy of special note, con-
nected with the battle of Sunday, the visit OF
the Secretary of War, accompanied by few friends,
| for the purpose of witnessing the engagement.
After spending everal hours at General McDowell's
| Headquarters on Saturday, and herring the evil
dence in relation to the possibility Of Gen. johnson
having joined forces with Beauregard, he started
for Washington to forward reinforcements
On arriving at Washington four regiments, which
were under marching orders for Harper's Ferry to
join Gen Pstterson's column, were started South
and five others ordered to be ready on Sun
dav morning. Three of the regiments thus ordered
had reached Fairfax before the retreat commen-
ced
1t is stated on military authority that the Con-
Fort Corcoran.
Two Uninn men were seized early this morning,
near the Chain Bridge, two miles above George
town, by the Confederate scouts.
1t is ascertained as a fact that the COnfederates
kept well informed of all movements, and
that their gradual Withdrawal from Fairfax and
other advanced posts, was portion THEIR plan in
drawing troops into their ambuscades. Hence
the imperfect condition of their earth works at Fair
fax and other points, which excited ridcule among
our military men.
Army Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-AccOrdiDg to General
Order No. As, in future no volunteer will be mus
tered into the service who is unable to speak the
English language
Captain Van Vliet has been appointed Quarter
master of the army OF the Potomac, and has enter
ell upon his duties. There seems to be no doubt
that Coonels Dumont, Miroy and Wallace, of Ia
diana, whr have distinguished themselves in
Western Virginia, have been, or will be, appointed
Brigadier Generals, in addition to 5. I. Reynolds,
of that State.
Eight new regiments from Ohio have been ac-
cepted Captain Harris, of Cincinnati, for bravery
in the recent action to- day authorized to raise
regiment. Col. MeCook had previously obtained
similar authority.
New regiments are being constantly rendered to
and accepted by the Government.
ABOUT GENERAL WOOL.
Judge Mexican, Gen. Ballard and Prof. Mccoy,
all Of New York, had an interview with the Presi-
dent to day to request the calling into the field of
Msjar-General Wool. The deputaton kind
V received. They represented that New York,
which has furnished $4,000 volunteers, has conf
dence in that veteran. and wondered why he was
retained in Troy. The President stated that there
was no decision ID keep him out Of active service,
and that their representations would be duly con
sidered. Ten thousand volunteers had arrived in
Washington within the last 4S hours.
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OUR SOUTHERN ESTAFETTE.
We make the following extracts from the Lees
burg Democratic Mirror of July 23rd:
The Fight ut Bull Run,

We make the following extracts from the Lees
burg Democratic Mirror of July 23rd:
The Fight at Bull Run.
Our own information, derived from reliable
sources, is to the effect that army was triumph
different times with great slaughter, their loss, as
as can ascertain, in killed and wounded
exceeding 900, while own loss does not exceed
so or 60. only eight of whom were killed.
The LoudOun Guard and the Alexandria Rilsmeu
led the charge, and were in the hckest of the fight
and bore themselves most nobS. Many instances
of their galantry and heroism have been related to
us which we will hereafter endeavor to give our
readers-sufiice it now to say, that Capt. Head,
of the Guard, with that noble daring worthy of
true soldier, seized bis musket, and calling his
boys to follow him, charged upon the enemy with
deadly effect. The only members of the Guard
ID jured in the conflict Mr.. Charles G. Ed
wards, son of Dr.. K H. Edwards, of this town, who
received musket ball through the thigh, inficting
very serious, though not necessarily fatal wound
He had killed his and was in the act of baynnet-
ting the second, when he received his disabling
wound. He was taken to Cupeper G.. H., where
we learn be is doing we'll John w. Sexton and
- Donnelly were also wounded
The fight lasted for several hours, and only
ceased as the setting sun closed the day. On Fri
day morning the enemy sent in flag of truce
asking time to bury their dead which of course
granted. Thus ended the victory of Thursday. but
Sunday, the Goth of July, 1861 will long be RENE
bered day memorable in the annals of the
present struggle OF this fight we have no de.
tailed Information, though within mile
or two of the scene of carnage during the day, and
traversed portion of the field a few hours after
the ghting ceased.
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SIGNS OF THE TIMES
Military Rule

II appears from the Buffalo Ecyress that the
Fourth Wisconsin regiment, on their arrival at
Corning, found an impediment in the way of their
turtner progress, in the form of despatch from
Superintendent Minot, of the Erie road, prohibit
ing Its passage over that road to Elmira Some
hours were spent by Col. Paine in attempting to
make terms with the railroad authorities at Corn
lng but to no effect. At length the Colonel de-
termined to apply marital law to the case Ac-
c"rdingly, when the night express came along, he
TOOK possession of the train, htched on an extra
locomotive and additional cars, found engineers
hremeH, brakesmen and conductors among his own
soldiers to run the machine and so transported his
regiment to Emira
III -. Northern Principles.
a iue n = me ant RAIN, Republican paper publish
ed IN Boston, saws: F"fN' f0'
II freedom can only prevail throuub the apen-
VI vengeance so be it; if the Temple of Liberty
can only stand securely on the corses of slavehold
ers, SO De 1t; rather let the white race he swent
from the surface of the earth than endure the ner
petuity of negro bondage. We would hesitate at
no conceivable atrocty; woud spare neither par
Tor nor cradle; neither age ser-did we believe
that they must perish in order that negro slavery
might perish with them %
Sensation DarI5ey.
L. I. Barnum, OF New York. has engaged Wm
Tiiman, the negro steward, of the schooner War
ing, for his Museum in New York. VIM. Stedding
the sailor who assisted Tlman, will also be pres
ent, with the axe, the blOodstained Secession flap
and other trophies.
90 saws the Tribune.
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day two since on private terms, and this is the only
transaction have heard Of this week in Ohio Flour.
Super held at the opening At 50 so but 1t has been
Offering for days past at 50 20 per bb and it could
probably he bought to day at a lower hgure.
FAMILY FLOUR Sine our last, the rates for Family
high grade Extra Flour have been reduced so
per bbl Baltimore ground Family is now selling at 81 So
and Baltimore high grade Ex ira at 81 per bbl but there
is very little doing in these varieties
RYE FLoUR.-We have heard of sales of Rye Flour
this week but we quote it to day at Si503 10 Dbl
Corn MEAL We have reported this " ek sales OF
some 400 to 500 bbs Baltimore Corn Meal at 50 per bh
which is an advance and quote it closing steady
at this figure Brandywine Meal is Offering however at
y 90 per hbl.
The following the inspections ofFlour and Meal for
the week ending July 25, 1851:
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HARRISBURG, July 26.-Since Sund,r right last
Pennsylvania has pushed forward ten full regi-
ments, comprising nearly 1,000 msu, most OF
whom have been drilled in camps of instruction
for the last months uuder the supervision OF
Brigadier Genera Mccall. Another reg giment will
start tomorrow, and also a regiment OF artillery
One regiment Of 200 cavalry is nearly ready for
service. The men all thoroughly uni formed
nd puin
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Capture of Prizes.

BosToN, July 26-Tha steamer South Carolina
was off Galveston July 7th. She had captured
eleven prizes since the Sd inst, one Of which had
arrived at Pens acola, under command of Captain
Baxter, with dispatches for Commodore Merton.
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From Pensacola.

LOUISVILLE, July 25.--The latest Pensacola dates
report the capture of small soop by the fleet, and
the arrival on the 10Th of the Macedonian.
the blockading squadron with provisions, was
seized at Bay st. Louis on the Goth, and a squad
put on board.
The blockading squadron at the mouth of the
Mississippi was reinforced on the 20th by the arri
val of five vessels. The force consists
of the Brooklyn, Powhatan, Colorado, and four
smaller vessels.
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The transactions in Stocks this have been unim
porant but for most of the leading securities the market
has throughout it been pretty firm in tone To day how
ever the market rather tame, and there was less
disposition manifested to bay hut prices were neverthe-
less maintained City 6have improved since last Friday
2 per We sales of 81 900 1s75's at SoG8o4,
and 81 600 l39Os s2a 49, ls75 closed to day at 81 bid
and lS9Os let of at So bid 81 asked In Maryland 6's
there has been no this but 1905 closed
to day II BID coupons and 79 bid for inscribed
and lS90s left of at so bid For Railroad bonds there
has been inquiry and note sales in the week OF
$40 Baltimore and Ohio 1855 7O 5000 do 1928
he extra dividend bondsl 40 t2 600 Northern Central
lSs5s at 43 and IL 900 Western Maryland bonds at 10
Ohio closed today at 40 bid az asked for
IS62 70 bid for lS75s and ssO's; and Northern Central
1SS5's left off 43h bid "A asked There were sales
early in the week of 55 shares Baltimore and Ohio Rail
SOY bat several past nothing has been
done in Railroad shares Baltimore and Ohio closed to-
day however al s4o1 bid Sal asked, and Northern Cen
tral left off $!i bid SIS asked regular In Bank
stocks there has been fair business done, the sales
bracing shares Union s5s So shares Mechanics al
Sl4 100 shares Franklin s lC0 shares Farmers and
Planters So and so shares Commercial and Farmers
full paid $50 The two lots last named sold TO-
day sale of q shares Firemen's Insurance Co was
made two three days since s35 but this the only
transaction in Insurance stock which has taken place
this week. The Mining stocks entirely neglected
There is however occasional inquiry for Springfield
and it closed to day at 81 rs bid 81 60 asked
Financial affairs in much the condition as they
ten days two weeks since. Money is abundant,
but the of the has shaken
confidence that capitalists hardly know where place it.
Money Offering very freely call wi tn good collaeras
per per annum but at these there
is little demand for it. Frstcass endorsed paper, which
is scarce be readily placed at 719GS per cent
annum and occasional sales of fair single do
are making at ~ az per cent per month.
into tho IF
week ending Thursday amount in value to only $685.,
2O4 of which sl7 S35 free, and s45369 duty
paying goods and the value of the foreign exports from
Baltimore for the period $52 $50, against s26
$50 last week
In New York to-day Virginia and North Carolina 6's
ad vanced per cent. each; New York Central III but
Tennessee 6's declined g; Missouri 6's =; Canton \;
and Erie \. Reading closed at s35, yesterdays price
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
FRIDAY. July 26. 1851.
$500 Baltimore 6's go.
1000 Northern Central r. r. bonds, 49,. .43E
so shares Com. & Far Bank full paid ....... 50
100 shares Farmers and Planters Bank. %