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Waretarg sRh Commercial Rfbitbg.

BALTIMORE, January IL, 1861.
There rather done in Stocks here TODAY than
for some days past, although the transactions at the
Board were by no means large, and we notice decided
improvement in the general tone of market There
sales at the Board $50 shares Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at S5S cash. but nothing done in Northern
Central. 1t closed however at SAY bid regular way
and SIS bid, s15H asked buyer 60 days. these figures
being advance ION the previous quotations of this
stock Railroad bonds frmer to-day and in North
Central 1855 there a marked advance, sale Of
81 900 of them being made 40, and they closed
bid so asked There sales of 81 000 Northwestern
Virginia first mortgage bonds SO. There was nothing
done in Baltimore and Ohio bonds but they closed at
oH bid so asked for 1885, and 7s4 bid 70 asked for
City 6's were to l per cent better to- day.
made Of 81 900 1905 at o. and 81 1865 1905
: Ut the Mining Stocks there was some in
w. - a. were made of 100 shares Gardner Hill at
$500 s 'es 'uilford at SIS cts For Springfield
sA1' We" 80, 80 si''o asked but no sales were made
Inefe 10 ia,'i oie uong in foreign Exchange and
rates are little hrmer The rates TO-DAY ra m fo1,os
viz London, bankers bills, lOealo7 do
104K@106K; Paris, 80 day bills ST. az do .ho.. .,rh
do, ST. 80; Antwerp ST. 3o Bremen 77a7s. Ar.tedam
4o1; Hamburg, sex; Cologne, H@Tx; Frankfort-on
theMain, Al.
In new YORK Today stocks firm, and most of them
were higher Virginia es advanced N New York Central
y; Reading *; Cleveland and Toledo ~ Michigan
Southern Nj Michigan Southern guaranteed q; Rock
Island SIX; Harlemx; and Galen and Chicago 81. Can
ton sold ct the same figure as on yesterday but Mis-
seRF' % ana Erie declined X each.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY, January II, 1861.
SlOOO BAIT. 6's, 1876 shs. Howard Blk - OK
1855 '90-97 $50 shs. B. & o. RR.- So
5u0 '90-e7HI 100 shs. Gardner Hill
l0O0 n W Va. RR. Mining Co., -260
lst m. bonds, SO $50 shs. Gulford N.
1000 n. G. RR. DDS, Co. -.55
$40
PRICES AND SALES STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son Stock and Bill Brokers
No. % South street.
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
DECEMBER TERM, lS60.-ANNAPoLIs JAN II 1861
No. l34. j. hdgely, Of John, u.s. j. b. Bond and
Wife Appeal from the equity side of the Circuit
Court for Howard county. The argument in this
case was continued and concluded by A. H. Hobbs
appellant.
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=.
e. This celebrated Wine is higLlY ausrt,,,- ,.,
pure agd o. rich fruity taste, unsurpassed in ] hy
any VINE an the Anlericcn market $500 W
hUblS (C2binet) GNE.-ParticulaT attention of
S?nnoSsurs invited to its qualities and superiority as
dinner Wine of unrivalled merit Its beautiful r7Tu oj l.
gs1rGRteed to be the natural product of the grape
PARTICULAR undersigned, being aware. tbat
many competitors spreading The report that tic Wine
imported under the OF Rubis is artcialiv cnIC do
hereby bid the OF TEN THoUsL DOLLAR Eno
chemist who cnnid n any quhiC experiment. aford TIE
scientific that the deep OF the Kuhq is nm.
thing e!s= but the pure Juice q the grape "
J. GoERG 4 Co
Chslousbur Marne, France
For sale wholesale by ' A'F
nI7-u ~ Soi nno,
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW Yoa
The New York Tribune, of this morning, saws:

The New York Tribune, of this morning, says:
The stock market this morning heavy before the
Board, some transactions having been made at to
per cent decne but at the Board the session proceed
ed and the scarcity of cash stock became apparent bet
ter feeling sprang up with strong disposition to buy
The shorts who find it every day and difficult
to borrow stocks, were forced to buy considerable
amounts for delivery, and in some put them out
again at large difference. Between the Boards the
ket quiet but very firm Illinois Central further ad
vanced to s3k, and New York Central to 7s4.-
At the Second Board there a marked activity and
the market very strong with further considerable
advance in some of the prominent fancies
In the money market there is nothing to notice
On demand the supply pressing borrowers to-day
at 6a7 per cent, and in lower. The
discount houses have very limited supply thigh toned
paper of which wellindorsed is passed without difficulty
at 7ds per cent, and single at S1o per cent The
banks unable to keep up their lines rstclass
names, and the loans daily contracting.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16, l86l.-No. 46. VIM.
Thompson ct al, plaintiff in error, u.s. Lewis Rob
erts ct al The argument of this cause was COM
menced by Mr.. Mayer for the plaintiffs in error,
and continued by Mr.. Alexander for the defendants
in error.-Adjourne until tomorrow at IL
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the sales at l321 IS good and prime Pennsy
yania reds in store Rye is steady with further small
receipts and sales at 7576 cts for Pennsylvania Corn
in demand and scarce the offerings continue very light
and small sales reported at ~ for old and 65 cts
for new yellow mostly in the Oats in fair de
mand only and sales of $500 bushels Pennsylvania are
reported at "a d35 cts. Barley and Malt quiet In
Whiskey there has been doing, Western bbs selling
to some extent at l9l9H cts the latter for prime Ohio
Pennsylvania at lSH cts drudge IN cts, and hhds at
Is cts.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, Jan. 17.-Coton-sales of $500 bales
to day. The market is easier sales at l2H9l24 cts
Flour is depressedsaes of l45Oo bbls. decline
cts. State S5l5G525; Ohio s5.6505 80; Southern $50
@6l Wheat is heavy-sales of SO, 600 bushels Red
slS49l S5whe sl.5oal So 'Chicagospring 81 goal 81
Pork is firm. Mess $3.50; Prime 1925 Lard is heavy
at OH!G1o% cts. Whisky is steady at lsH@lSX cts
cts; Muscovado 5HG6 cts. Coffee is unchanged-sales
1900 bags at ll(Gl3 cts. Molasses SsG39 Spirits
Tqrpentine steady At s59s7H cts ROsn firm at sl25.
CINcINNATI Jan. f-Flour is duh at $3.50. Whiskey
is in good demand at l34 cts. Hogs are firm and in
ceips to-day, 5000 head. Mess in good demand 16H
cts. Holders asking l6A cts. Pork closed buoyant.-
Bulk Meats in good demand with large sales for future
delivery at 6S cts for next month and 6dS the
spot Lard is in good demand at SHY cts. 1t is
held higher Green Meats 54a7 cts for Shoulders and
Sides and al cts. for Hams Money frmer. Exchange
on New York per cent. There is good demand, and
| the supply light.
| 5.62H. Wheat is quiet-saes of 5000 bushels at un-
changed rates Corn is dull at 7la72 for old yellow,
anu ooSIoo Gus LOT new forR Is quiet NhlSkey Is
| steady at Is ale cts
NORFOLK. Jan. l7.-sales to-day of Corn at e4a65H
cts Prices have advanced. The Cotton Market qui-
ct at 1l3@12& cts Naval Stores dull and prices
unchanged Slaves are in demand; R. o. hogsheads So
| and W. o. s.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 16-The weather has been very
wet Cotonsaies to day 1000 bales, at II Gl2
middng. Sales of three days. &c, 600 bales. Receipts
three days 10000 bales against &c. 900 bales the
time last year Receipts less than last year. 2lS COO
bales Receipts at all Southern ports less than last
| $4,000 bales. Flour declining at $3.50 Pork firm
mess SIS 5odl9. Freights-Cotton to Liverpool Nd
| ST. LOUIS, Jan. 16.-Sght exchange New York de
clined per cent, and is quoted at cent premium
for Missouri paper.
CHICAGO, Jan 16.-Sght exchange on New York de
clined to per cent. premium.
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
RIO JANEIEo-Ship Banshee.-6oOo bags coffee, Hugh
| Jenkins & Co.
Rio JANEIRo-Bark Winifred.-24S2 bags coffee
order; LIS do, Crenshaw & Co., Richmond, Va.
| COASTWISE.
CHARLEsToN-schr Z. r. Hughlet.-l9l casks rice
John Williams l. Son; so bbls. rosin, James Corner
Sons
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
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BOARD OE TRADE.

BOARD OF TRADE
Committee Of Arbitration for month of January
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
W. II. COLE, N. G. PENNIMAN
N. P. CAMPBELL, GEORGE SMALL
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zIT1%A OLD DOMINION STEAIB0

ssss-ss'===ssss1- COMPANY.
?, FOR tkEnAEICKSBUKG: VIRGINIA, AND LAMB
IAGS ON THE RAPPAHANNGCK RIVER
The steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n. Faltbank. leaves
BaltimUTe from her berth at Needhams Light stree
wharf, EN cry FRIDAY AFTERNOON, az : O'Clock. ana
returning leaves Frederick sburg EV cry I u ESDNY
bnS ING, at O'clock, OF Immediately after the Arrival
the tram OF cars from Richmond aud Washneon SoIrir
at al the regular Landings the RaprahannCck I'VE
going and returning, lana and receive tr-ist gGt "a
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
scFlner has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bati
pG1 wh the vi annexed, the estate Of JAMES
cms against the said deceased hereby warned to ex
oi he same with the vouchers thereof to the subscr
@ on or before the I'd day of July 1861 NAV other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit Of said estate
An persons indebted to said requested to make
immediate payment Given under my hand this slst day
OF Decemper, 1850 ROBT. McALIISTER,
lI-Iaw4w- Administrator ID. b. N G. T. A.
RULK SHOULDERS AND SIDES.-l6O hhds
- In dry salt, for sale by JOSEPH CARSON CO. jsa.
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la W INTELLIGENCE.

A
The conrt-rno, 1os,ordo, ~ pG 59 :;
expected that the Judge would ranSarbis ;nSm,a
upon the Indictment against Milton WbitnaS
After the call of the Court at II o'clonk Mr. Nav
States Attorney as also Mr. Whitney with w N
Pinkney WHITE, Esa., his counsel being present
the Latter oentieman ornonncnd tbst * 49,
was ready to proceed to the trial of the other in
dictments against the traVerser.-The Court re-
marked that the States witnesses bad not been
summoned to attend to-day.-Mr. Whyte then
said they would like to go on with the cases on
intended not to sit on Friday. He had been called
to Annapolis on the previous day to have n con
sultation with judge Brewer in relation To soma
fees on removed cases He had not been able on
that account to give his attention tn the case
which had been Concluded on Tuesday as he fell
very much fatigued on his return to the citv. He
intended to examine the case durinp the dav and
on Friday. and would give indictment mon If nm
Monday as he had TO sit and hear the assant csses
on Satnrdar ON MnrSau nn les
in attendapce.-Mr. Nav suggested the nronrie
ty-the eminent propriety-of deferrino the other
cases until the present case was decided Tbe de-
csion of This ioht render If to try two
of the other indictments: but that would denend
upon the Judgment on this The States witnesses
being public officers could not be kept here during
the argument of the other case and couId he sum
moned for Monday As to the other case he mo-
missed the counsel that he would NOT d;sannpp;nt
them.-Mr. WHITE said thew were content with
any course which might be pursued; all thew want
ed was to have due notice when they would be re-
CURED to appear in Court.-The Judge remark
ed that he would deliver his opnion on Monday
after that the States officer coud say what disno
sition he would make of the other cases.-Mr.
May remarked that the State would decide on
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TERN EDIATE POINTS.
BY leaving in 10 train will connect At Wir,irpfo
With 6S5 81 train daily except Sunday for ali stations
99GtWeen Wilmington and Harrington and en- Tuesdays
nurse az ana Saturdays Tor ArI; on Mondays NED
nesdayS ana r!days for Ssaiod; or by ayng a5 10
an oanr astcOTer check from Conductor spend tho
night IN Wilmington, and take the gs5 4 81 rain for a
stArt J7S D tween y i!mington ara Salisbury.
-'pi ICfAil colored persons, bond or fEee l
n required to bring some responsible white person persc
ay SnoWn to the Undersigned who VIII he willing to sim
oohd 70 the Company, hef. they viii De taken over ami
pcTtiOn OF the road ~ ' ''' az
nzltI WV: CRAWFHEj Agent
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-18


We heard yesterday, by way of postscript to n letter
received in the foreign mail that the Emperor the
French about to decree prohibiting the ex
port of Breadsufs from French ports and
stated that this had already been done. This is very inn
portant if true; it may be confirmed by the Bremen's
mail, to hand although have not with it,
The London Times in speaking of the supply OF Bread
stufs for the United Kingdom says:
The sources of our supply of Wheat during the
present remarkable changes from those 1859 and
1885, owing to the splendid harvests in Russia and Amer
lea In 1858 Prussia took the lead but Russia is
largely at the head of the list and Prussia and the United
States follow. Last year there scarcely any mpor
ati0n from the latter country but have now drawn
from her than one fifth of receipts, while
Prussia has contributed exactly the quantity.
One of our New York exchanges says: Within the past
six days 900 have been received there from the
United States Mint at Philadelphia At the Assay Office
| there FIVE millions awaiting coinage.
The following is comparative statement of the exports
Exclusive of spece) from New York fore ports for
| the week and since January !:
1859. 1860. 1861.
Total for the week s6s7 26O 1874 500 5000 4O4
Previously reported. 664 1852 I,o42s27 2925775
Since Jan. 1st.... s1,352Ol2 s2,5S7,728 5000 l7g
The Philadelphia Ledger of to-day says:
There is no change in the money market in either sup
ply demand Good short paper placed at 10 per cent
and call loans at cay per cent
Mr. Arthur, Superintendent of the Illinois Central
writes under date of the 18th
THE largest freight earnings made by road
in day yesterday-Sl5,676. The weather fine
for farmers to gather their and take market
if the price were higher should be overwhelmed Will
it, As it is find it difficult to do the business offered
promptly: There was never half the in this
State at this of the year before Large shipments
are making South apprehend no danger to the ship
ments oproduce South. Immense quantities needed
and if the shipments made insecure will be
and suffering will be the result The people of the Souti
| know this and will be governed accordingly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16
HIDE. NNTE.D.

INTENDING 10 start 1aH Yaria soon a
l bark san Be had wish g bny two thausana
GOOD HIDES, 70 cpmmcace with. aed
W'H Increase Soc u;sr,her TO $500 IT h0ls.ess
wt3 take humber oF good paper a0tr or isather
vhsa tanned % cash wlic realized lfom tAc
sals oi cotton
J. MARSHALL.
MARSHALL NOV .. 1861. nsf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16

4 BOUT eight handled Cedar Trees from
n three lhchgs q ipae fet high They vii
b. sol4 low, % suii tae iimgs and tha ,1raessS!s
sin b. appropriated 10 charitable aei war pnr-
ppsss These trees have been iai asd lf,sn the
s,ad aud cultivated. ani hasI.se all the sprons
from the woods
-.
MRS g. -
Esght miles southeast Of Marshall.
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