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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-26

respectfully ask your attention to the following
matter referred to in previous statement:
''Under the present arrangement the appr0pria
tions are made for the year commencing January
lst and ending December 3lst. But the appro
priation bills are not passed until the levy is made
which never OCCURS before April the responsible
ty of payments made in the first three months OF the
year rests on the Register. Would it not be well
to make change in that particular which shall re-
lieve the Register or place the responsibility where
1t properly belongs?"
Under Ordinance No. II. entitled Gan Ordinance
to collect expenses incident to issues and transfers O
the Five Million Loan" approved May A, 1859, |
have made no collections as the Company declines
payment.
Under Ordinance No. 100, approved July
l6, 1859, loan of twenty thousand dollars was
made to the Union Railroad Company upon
the hypOthecatiOn OF twenty-five thousand dollars
of the bonds of said Company bearing interest and
said interest payable semi annually in January an d
July; but have been unable to collect any inter-
est, although there is more than one years are
rears.
on the 30th of April, and it will require the amount
estimated by the Collector collectable from PO-
lice tax for the past year to meet the requirement
of the Board to the close OF the fiscal year. have
therefore not credited their account in my estimate
with collections of arrears of Police tax.
The Internal Improvement Hunt has a balance
due it, by direct tax, which, with the estimated
amount collectable from arrears of taxes, will be
year, exclusive of the dividends and interest that
may be received from the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company.
By comparing the receipts of the Department for
the past year with those of the year 1852, it will be
perceived that they have nearly trebled.
The receipts for the past year having BEEN OLA 26O 06
Whilst those of 1852 Observation-Disclosures. 03O, ,24777
And the whole issue of City Stock in 1852,
amounting LO... b,3b4 ,lol 9b
Whilst the present issue amounts 1903 $50 90
1t must follow that the present clerical force of
yyhI IPh has lpyaV han tha
is unequal to the increased labor deyolving on it
l. therefore, respectfully request that additional
clerkship be authorized and provided for.
DIRECT TAX.
The amount required from the City for direct tax
for the present year, after allowing the estimated
collections from taxes in arrears as we'll as suppos-
ed receipts from all other sources will be S75G 0G
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN A. THoMPsoY Register
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARK ETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY %.
ALCOHOL.-We note sales this week of so bbls 95 per
cent Alcohol at S5 cts. per gallon and quote this
the rate for it today.
$75 for Xxx Scotch and 81 65 for Pale India in pints
and Tennents Brown Stout in pins at 81 80 per dozen
ASHES.-Ashes quoted at New York at S5 for Pots
and s512k per leo lbs for PEARL but there
making here
BARK.-Quercitron Bark is decidedly dull There are
however small sales making within the range of
quotations, which still slSiI22 per ton, f. G. b.
BEESWAX.-We note sales this week Of about / COO
lbs good yellow Beeswax at SO cts, at which figure
closes steady.
BRIMST0NE-There have been no arrivals Of Brim
stone here for time past, and there is none
here. Crude Sicily i. quoted at New York at s57 5OG
62 80 per ton.
quote it at AZ cts for Navy, cts for Pilot and cts
per h. for Water Crackers less the usual discount The
market for it is however very dull.
COFFEE-There has been a very active movement
this week in Coffee the sales adding up about II 900 bags
the value Of which be set down in round numbers
$3.50 600 The sales include 2, $50 bags Rio ex Indus
$50 at IL cts, and 400 at Il Il cts 800 bags do
121@12A cts 700 bags do at 12S cts 500 bags do at
12h cts; 1900 bags do. at 12AG913 cts and so bags
Porto Rico 13 The stock been reduced by the
sales of the week to about 6 600 bags, and the feeling
among holders at the close very strong. We quote
Rio today at l1(}11A cts for and medium, IL
G12h cts for fair to good and l24G13 for prince
Laguayra at 13G1134 cts. for green 14G14H cts fer
white; and Java at l7l7K cts We note the import this
week of 1850 bags Rio per schr "Redwing.n
COTTON-The stock of Cotton has been increased this
week by recent arrivals and prices lower There has
been fair demand from manufacturers, with sales of
about 500 bales at u ala cs mddling to good mid
time We reduce our quotations cent on last weeks
rates viz
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$50. The inspections Of the week are II hhds. Mary
land, hhdS Ohio, and hhds Kentucky-total q hhds
MANUFACTURED roBACCO--There is still very little do
ing. We continue to quote pounds at 7dl2 cts
2S35 cts. fine SIS and los 1Sa22 medium do. l4d
II cts. sound common do at 9d2 cts and inferior ship
ping los, l5's and 20's 6(dlS
TALLOW.-We hear of no sales of Fall0w this week
but quote city rendered at los per b which was
the price last obtained for it.
TiN.We still quote Tin Plate at 50 for c., and sl075
per box for X, Banca Tin at SO 33H cts Spelter at
5hd6 cts, and Pig Lead at 5kGI6 cts. per lb.
the present condition of the market to give any reliable
quotations for it. The manufacturers doing nothing,
and Wool could not be sold anything the prices
obtained two months since.
WHISKEY -WhiSkey has been in fair demand this
week but has sold generally decline last weeks
prices The sales include 100 bbs Country at 7E cts
cash. LOCO bbs Ohio at Is cts cash, and $50 bbis City
at 10 cts 60 days interest added City however be
bought at IS cts cash. and quote Country closing
at II 4 cts and Ohio at IS cts. cash.
FREiGHFS.-The offerings to Liverpool are to n fair
extent, and rates unchanged We still quote at lOd.
per bushe for grain 3s per bb for four and 3O per
and quote at 32s. Cd for Maryland tobacco To
Bremen continues at 26s bark of 900 bbs has been
taken up for Bristol, England at Is per bbl brig of
600 bbls for the West Indies and thence TO London
private TERMS schoon of 270 tons for North side of
Cuba and back at So 25 for moasses under and deck
and port charges paid and schooner of 1000 bbls
same terms There is but little offering. Eastern coastwise
and freights dull We quote to Boston and ports in
Maine So per for coal and per bushel for
and to New York 81 90 for coal and cts. for To
Southern coastwise ports there is fair amount Offering
and quote as follows: to Charleston cts per bushel
for grain cts foot 50 cts for dry bbs, so cts for
wet do and $3.50 per for heavy freight to Savannah
cts per BUSH 40 for dry bbs, 90 cts for wet do,
and S3 per New per gallon SO
for dry bbl 10 per foot and S5 ton to Mobile
~ cts per gallon 81 cts for dry bbls, u cts per foot
and $5 per ton.
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Conl.rma.Ions by the United states senat.

Combinations by the United States Senate
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The Senate have con
frmed the following nominations Granville Will
cox, United States Attorney Western District Ark
ansas, vice Mr.. Wilson, resigned; Charles E. Jor-
dan, United States Attorney Eastern District Ark
ansas, vice Mr.. Howell, resigned; James NJ. Brown,
Marshal Western District Arkansas, vice Mr.. ia
conay, removed; William j. Newkirk, Postmaster
New Albany, Indiana; Lieutenant James NJ Wat
son. to be placed on the reserved list of the Navy;
Romsipe Dillon, of New York, to be Secretary of
the Legation at Turin; r. B. Bradford Of New
York, to be Consul General at Smoda, Japan; }.
j. Springer, of Pennsylvania, to be Consul at Ven
ice; John A. Parker, Of Virginia, to be Consul at
Honolulu; Andrew G. Caruthers, of the District of
Columbia, to be Consul at Turks Island; VIM. C.
Burchard, of New York, to be Consul at Camaya-
qua and Tegueigalpa; VIM. Carroll, at ST. Helena,
to be Consul at that place; Egmont Robiss of Got
tenburg, to be Consul at that place; David Porter
Hap, of the District of Columbia. to be Consul
General at Constantinoplc; James Mcdowell, of
Missouri, to be Consul at Lyons; Charles Precht, of
California, to be Consul at Cologne; D. P. Hender-
son, of Kentucky, to be Consul at Cara, South
America.
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YoRK
EGRApII

The New York Tribune of this morning, says:
The StoGk Market was not active today and with oc
casional spasms of recovery the reaction which com
menced Monday continues. The prominent operators
the rise appear to be indifferent the downward
movement indicating that they nearly if not quite
sold out and of them show disposition to put
short line. There salient feature in the market
today, there being startling political developments,
but there general hesitancy on both sides. The
Commission houses had but few orders today outside
operators having usual been frightened off by falling
market. At the close of the first session there a
frmer feeling with some recovery in prices Central,
however, did not sympahiZe, closing at rs e. Erie still
suffers from the apprehension that stock will from
the other side Of which however indications.
The foreign bill market is firm, but inactive Bankers
expect to establish higher rates for the
The slpply of commercial bills is quite light and the de
manf from remittances equally The principal pur
chasers the gold receivers Sterling is l05dI06H-
Francs 8 .35(l5.S0.
FrcightsTo Liverpool, 200 bales cotton at %G3 32d
500 boxes cheese at 45 300 boxes bacon 25s 200 bb
lard 37s Cd $500 bbls -four at 36s Cd 5000 BUSH
wheat I'D in bags $4,000 bush on private terms
and $50 tons rasns at dos To London 10 clover
seed at 45s and 100 bbls lard at 42s Cd To Glasgow,
600 bbls -four at S. Cd brig with Londonderry
at l2d in ships bags and bark to Cork and market
with corn, on private terms.
The general dry goods market shows signs of
turning activity but the volume Of business has been
large The obbers confident of the future, and
making preparations for the great Western and North
western trade which, though late must Of necessity be
large during the
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Later via Queenstown

LONDON, Jan. l2.-The Times city article SAYS
the demand for money was moderate on Friday
Sixty days paper was readily taken at 63l per cent
The applications at the Bank were however, rath-
er numerous. Between GAO, 900 and ESQ 900 in gold
withdrawn from the Bank on Friday. The
coo in specie, nearly all silver The monetary &C.
counts from New York by the Etna, were construed
as decidedly less unfavorable
VIENNA, Saturday, noon.-The French Ambassa-
dor announces that the French feet will leave Gaeta
on the 10Th instant.
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ARMY ANE NAvY-The dragoon corps of West
Point, which was ordered few days ago to repair
to the National Capitol, is on its way thither by
this time. They take six pieces of cannon, of
which four are formidable field pieces, and two are
howitzers, and seventy-eight splendid horses.
Two or three sefauthorized naval officers have
been investigating, by debate, the probable feelings
of the soldiers of the army and the sailors of the
navy about the crisis, with the following result.
OF about II, 900 army soldiers, 5000 have no feel
ngs whatever on the matter; 5000, chiefly Irish,
would desert, if they could do so conveniently,
sooner than go South hostile erraud; and 2 900
straight y Yankees go in for fighting. In the navy,
5000 blue jackets, at least, are "Unionmen at any
price" The marines obey all orders without com
ment. The morale of the army is superior to that
of the navy.
1t has been ascertained that the brig Dolphin
and the corvette Germantown, now at Norfolk,
could be fitted out for commission in three weeks
Orders are expected to get them ready for sea-
The Apnanolis midshpmen have been denied
their usual vacation this year, as circumstances
might necessitate their speedy transfer to menot-
war.-M T. World.
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ARIEL.
Later from MeXicO---Gen. VOL Fupitive

New YORK, Jan. 25.-The steamer Ariel from
AspinwaIl, brings later advices from Mexico
Gen. Woll was fugitive and his command brok-
en- up. General Miramon's army had reached San
Bias.
Guem er had arrived at Acapulco, and General
Alvarez had rendered him an escort to the city of
Mexico.
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ANNUAL STA ATERENT OF THE REGISTER OF
a y A III
CITY REGISTERS UFFICE,
BALTIMORE, January Is, 1861.
IL. Ll.,.nt er.,L Uann...I

BALTIMORE, January Is, 1861.
Gentlemen Of the First and Second
Branches of the City Council.
In accordance with section l3, of Ordinance No.
8 of Revised Ordinances, approved May 81 1853,
the Register herewith presents his annual state
ment of the condition of the Treasury at the close
of the past year. with estimates of receipts and ex-
penditures for the present year.
BY his summary accompanying, it will be seen
that the receipts of the past year have been three
millions, fourteen thousand, two hundred, sixty
dollars and six cents, the balance on hand on the
lst of January, 1860, being sixty-four thousand,
one hundred and forty-six dollars and ninety-sx
cents, and making total of three millions, seven
ty eight thousand, four hundred and seven dollars
and two cents. The disbursements for the same
period three millions, thirty thousand, seven
hundred and seventy-four dollars and sixty six
cents; leaving balance in the Treasury the
3lst of December, 1862 of forty-seven thousand,
six hundred and thirty-two dollars and thirty-six
cents.
The liabilities maturing between the lst and 9TH
of January, are as follows:
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The Difficulty between Messrs Rust and

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 25.-The matter between Rep
resentatives Rust and Dunn is in the hands of their
friends. 1t is not expected that hostile meeting
will grow out of it.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.-The Chicago and MiI-
waukie merchants are being entertain ed here most
sumptuousy at the Continental Hotel this evening
by the Board of Trade of this city. Instead OF
"King Cotton the "Prince of Breadstuffs" is
toasted. Four hundred guests are present, and
the entertainment is Of the finest ever given in
this city.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-26

s337X for Baltimore and So so per Dbl for ywine
and it closes steady at these figures note the export
from this port this week of about 900 bDs to the West
Indies.
The following the inspections ofFour and Meal for
the week ending January "a, 1851:
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s5,7O1 1858 10
Under the provisions of Ordinance No. g. appro-
we'd July %, 1860. seventy-fve thousand dollars of
the bonds of the Western Md. Railroad Company
have been endorsed-fifteen thousand dollars of
which have been retained as sinking fund.
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HOWARD STREET FLoUR-The demand for Flour this
week. the last week has been mainly for this
description and note sales Of 5000 bbs Super all
s5 per bb It has however been Offering quite freely
for day two past at this figure without finding
buyers and may be quoted closing dull and heavy
the above price There have been sales of Extra
far have heard but quote 1t to-day at s5s7h@
So per Dbl.
OHIO FLoUR.-The sales of Ohio Flour this week in.
cude 300 bbls Super at IS so per hbl but closes
day with sellers and buyers at this figure There has
been movement in Extra far we have heard but
quote 1t to-day at S575d6 per Dbl.
CRY MILLS FLouR-We note sales this week of $50
bbs City Mills Super at $685. and 600 bbs do Extra
at s662h per bbl Super closes dull at s525 and we
quote Extra at 50d662x for regular shipping and 81
az so per Dbl. for fancy brands
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour is in good demand, and
quite hrm at our previous quotations. viz SS75 for
Wechs IS for the best brands of Baltimore ground and
$660d7 per bbl. for Ohio and Howard Street.
RYE FLoUR-Rye Flour is in request 1t has ruled
through the week at s. 20 per bb and closes firm
hsfgure.
BUcKwHEAT FLoUR.-There is very little doing in
Buckwheat Flour but it still ranges in price at from
to So 25 per 100 lbs.
CoaS MEAL.-Corn Meal has ruled through the week at
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CANDLES-CaRdles remain very quiet, but the rates
unchanged and still quote Adamantine at l7Id22
cts, in quality; Chemical Sperm at 2S30 cts Sperm
at 35d37 and patent Wax at 45 per lb Mould
Candles sailing 12H for Western and IA G116
cts per b. for Eastern.
C0PPER-There is an inquiry for Copper, and note
this week of 900 lbs refined ngots the for
which kept private Refined Ingots may be quoted
at 20 per h. cash Wenote the shipment from here
this week of 26l 600 lbs TO Liverpool. We quote Sheath
ing nominal at 27 fo Baltimore and % per b.
for English We note sales this week of 600 sheets
Yellow Metal Sheahing at 10 cts, at which figure it
closes steady and quote at % cs and Bolts at
% cts. per H.
COAL-The cargo rates for Cumberland Coal are still
follows, viz S3 5 for fine SO so for of mine and
S4 425 per ton for lump, delivered board Locust
Point but there is very little doing in it. Anthracite
Coal selling from the yards at So 25@550 per Of
2,240lbs.
FIsH-The market for Fish continues dull and very
heavy There sales of moment making, and rates
for all descriptions in great degree nominal We
quote HerTings as before at 81 253 for Halifax 81 %
IA so for Labrador; Alewves at $350G4; and Mackerel
at s5.50d6.50 for medium No. 3 SS50G9 for large do.
IS 50de so for medium No. rs, and S15l6 per bbl
Mol Goldfish may bequoted ranging from 81 ST. to
1926 per 100 lbs.
FRUIT-There is hardly anything doing in foreign
Fruit and for domestic do the market is very quiet
quote Rasins before 81 90 for bunch, and 81 20
per box for layer Figs at to IL cts per h. Green
pies at s50d1 Is per bb Dried do. 3d4 cts, and
Dried Peaches at 7G7H cts for unpeaed and o9l2 cts
per ID. for peaed
FL0UR.-The Flour market during the early part OF
the week active and quite firm but the foreign ad-
vices received within the past few days, which of
decidedly uufayorable character for breadsus have
past Flour has been dull and the market for it closes
decidedly heavy The sales for the week most of which
have been for export add up about 1000 bhls. The
ports since our last as follows, viz
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The English Court goes into mourning twenty
one days from the 10th to the Slst instant for the
late King of Prussia.
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

APPROVAL OF THE UKITTENDEN KEsOLU HONS.
TRENTON, Jan. 24.-The Crittenden resolutions
were taken up to-day in the Senate, on the final
passage. Speeches made by the Democratic
Senators in favor and the Republicans in opposi-
ton to their passage. They were passed-yeas II,
nays G.. Ten Democrats and one National Union
man voted in the affirmative.
The Governor has nominated George II. Brown,
of Somerset county, for Judge of the Supreme
Court. The nomin alton was referred.