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BALTIMORE AND ONO R. R. STABLES,

MOUNT CLARE. October 9th, 1865. J
VIM. P. Smith, Esq, Master of Transportation
Sir: have given the patent Rough Horse Shoe in
vented by Mr.. ]. W. Hodges, fair, full, and impair
pal trial as you requested, putting them on of
heaviest draught horses. remaining on for twelve
daysthe horse being in use on the streets nearly ali
the time. can, with the greatest confidence, say,
that consider it most valuable invention answer
ing well in all respects the object for which it is
designed. lind it fully adapted to the purpose of
coughing horses, possessing the great merit of OBJ
waiting the necessity Of removing the Shoes in order
to rough the horses thereby avoiding the great injury
to the feet which results from the frequent removal Of
shoes, required in the ordinary mode of roughing l
subjected the Shoes to trial of heat and ham
mering without any arrangement Of the plate or
grooves find Incapable of being shaped and fitted
to the horses feet with much facility as any other
Shoe.
am fully of opinion, that the Shoe Is decidedly
calculated to preserve the horse from Shipping and
that its use would prove a great benefit, saving the
horse from sources of injury to which ne is now sub
ject and consequently source OF great economy In
the preservation of the horses.
Very respectfully,
(Sipned) S. R. BIDDLE,
Stable Manager
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BALTIMORE Daily NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOYEMBER IS 1se5

of Maryland have been made, but there has been no
movement whatever in either Ohio or kentucky
Prices maintained, but in the almost entire alb
sence of transactions quotations are nominal Mary
land continue to quote as follows viz: for common
rosred 3@3@ cts: common short leaf 1861 cts; good
sound common eos cts: good to fine brown from 9 to
10 cts: and fancy yellow from Is to % cts. Ohio is
steady at previous quotations, viz inferior to good
common 5@S cts brown and spangled 9Gl21d cts good
and fine red and spangied Holt cts; and fne yellow
and fancy 20 cts, and upwards For Kentucky rates
are unchanged the prices asked being still follows
81 cts; common to fair leaf ga Z cts good do atl2
l6cts; and fine select do at 1S@2S cts p ID.
TALLOW.|We continue to quote Tallow at l7@l7R
TIN AND LEAD.-Tin Plate is still selling for I.
Z. L9xl4 at Sl55O and for TX Oxl4 at $3.50 u box;
but Lead has advanced and we now quote Pig at Il
cts Bar at Il cts and Sheet and Pipe at Is cts q b.
Wo0L.-Wool is very dull, and for the lower
grades the market is much DEPRESSED We quote to-
washed at 5S@6O cts; pulled at 40g45 cts: common
fleece so to 81 cts threequarer to full blood 5S@65
WHISKY.-During the early part of the week
Whisky was very firm with an advancing tendency,
and sales made of 200 bbls in second hand bbls
S2.42@2 A. and in small lots at S245@ 246 but for a
day or two past the market has been fiat and heavy.
and Western freely offered at the close at 81 -
FREIGHTS.-Th have been two or three Brit
sh vessels taken up this week to load Grain for out
ports in Ireland, on private terms, but no other
foreign engagements have been made since our last.
There Is no vessel on the berth for Liverpool but we
quote nominally Grain at SGD in bulk, and Sd in
shippers bags tobacco at 25s and bark at % to 30.
There is no -four Offering is there any likely to
offer for some time to come; To Irish ports some
what higher rates would be paid for grain than to
Liverpool. For tobacco to Amsterdam and Rotter-
dam the rate is still 2s but the rates for tobacco to
lavre and other French ports range from 25 to 27s
3D. The rates for petroleum are 6s to Liverpool and
Us to Is the Continent. Coal freghs have advanced
vessels being very scarce We quote at So rs to Jer-
sey City and New ork and to Boston $5Ois offered
To other Eastern ports corresponding advance is
asked. vessel was taken up this week to load oak
plank for Boston at Sl450 per NJ
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Ihave read the report of Mr.. S. R. Biddle. Man
ager of Stables Mount Clare Depot, Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad on the patent for roughing horses h
Mr.. ]. W. Hodges, and from use and personal obser
walton can fully in his report and from ~.
facility with which it may be applied TO rongbua
and not being liable to get out of order beeve +
will come into general and found TO he of e ~
benefit to horses and valuable Invention Vi s'ea'
(Signed) JOS + E0RTM,N
Manager OF the horses for the Madison
n"Vo-l" Avenue Line of City r.
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RELY, THE HALTER.

81 S. W. CORNER BALTIMORE AND GAY
STREETS,
is THE PLACE WHEREALL MA Y BESLTTED
HIS STOCK OF HATS, CAPS AND FURS
For GENTLEME EMS WEAR, is unsurpassed, while
his prices in every respect lower than any
other house. His fine Black Cashmere Hats, which
are all the rage, and introduced by him. are sell
ling at the low price of Sc, and all other Hats in
proportion.
For Fashionable and Genteel Hat call on RELY
S. w. corner Baltimore and Gay streets nl7-2m2dp
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EVARM OF 335 ACRFS : p,..

>A ta,l OF s3o ACRES in Baltimore county,
n n, between five and six miles from Baltimore on
dhe Philadelphia Railroad and turnpike acces sible
ny wa er ior vessels flight draft About % acres
timbar balance in oak hickory and chesmu
n;4b improved by stone dwelling of FIVE rooms
WIN good basement good barn, and all necessary
W. r. COLE,
o.o n, Z, corner Baltimore and North streets,
0ss'u Second story,
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Nov. 17-Noon-Cotton is firm at SIG
50 cts. Flour has declined SOLO cts. Southern $40
ole. Wheat is dull. Corn ct better; sales SMALL
Beef and Pork are steady. Lard firm. Whisky dull.
N4Y YoRr. Nov. 17.-Flour has declined SOLO cts
sales of 10000 bbis at S775@S 50; Ohio SS9O61l 10
Southern 50, 4Ogl6; Wheat has declined cent; sales
of 50Q0O bushels Chicago Spring. and Milwaukee Club
at $l.1O@ 81; Amber Milwaukee S1S7@1.SS%; new
Amber State S2.4l. Corn has advanced cents sales
of 10000 bushels Mixed at 95@97 cts Beef is steady
Pork is heavy; sales of $500 bbls Mess at 49, 30.
is active sales of 5000 bags Rio private terms
Naval Stores are quiet Petroleum firm; sales of
LOCO bbl5 Crude 81 80 cts Frcighs are lower. Gold
147
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cour,i of Trade.

Committee Of Arbitration for Nooember:
Gro. W. Howard, I JOB \, OoA.
j. J. ABRAHAMs, n; H. MAINLAND
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RECEIPTS.
1866. 1861 1868. 1862,
Flour, bbls.... 1,00,l4 1,O5S4OO 1,3O2656 159 9O7
Wheat bush. S,250652 95OS 9l5 l016705g l23l6G57
Corn, bush...2i220425 1869 966 2567756O so 1867 5
Oats, BUSH. 96215H l2,46i476 7,90l4OO 3,33T97O
Rye, BUSH. 1,02S,520 9q5 36S 7620S9 903SGl
Barley. bush. 1,170,131 69l g9S g92l2S 69O62
SHIPMENTS.
Flour, bbls.... s75,3Si 966,S53 12!3O75 ISL. 2s4
Wheat, bush. 6,216276 9g99,Z34 S769259 26S
Corn, buSh SO7 651 1920 2i12 los 289035i7
Oats bus .... S.9l3,697 134146i9 72O0l49 27S3OSi
Rye, bush.. 670430 7I4S0l 561 81 736' 5I0
Barley, bush. 34o,l6l 2Oo,22S 665,259 263,55 5
The following are the exports from the United
States to foreign ports for the year ending June 80
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EgRANDY AND GIN.-13 cases prime quality
ED Brandy; 8 cases prime quality Gin. In public
store. and for sale by
JOHN HENDERSON Il co,
oc2-H corner of Pratt and Commerce sts
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STOVES, TINWARE, ETC.

- so NORTH EUTAw STREET, so
EA NEAR SARATOGA
kH.sY S. FITEMAN
IN EssSes MANUFACTURER OF STOVES, Tin and
'hSSheet-I Iron Ware, and dealer in house -fur-
nishng goods, Silver Plated and Britannia ware CUT
ery, China and Stone ware and Bird Cages in great
variety. Also Just received and full stock of
Fancy goods and Favorite Toys of all kinds suitable
Retail at the lowest prices. nol-2m
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No. SI9-Beginning for the same at the southeast
corner OF Cole street and Vincent alley and running
southery on the east side of Vincent alley about one
hundred feet to the north line of lot assessed to and
supposed TO belong to William IL. Hiss thence east
ery on said north line about fortynine feet to the
to Henry James and Robert Earickson; thence north
erly on said west line about hundred feet to Cole
street, and thence westerly the south side of Cole
street about forty feet to the beginning Vacant
Assessed to John H. Tucker for State and city taxes
for the years 1862 1863 and 1864 I35S
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE,
no11-s&wts j. B. CANNON Anctionoor
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New York Dry Goods Market, NOV. is.

The New York Dry Goods Exchange report to-day
Standards. 80 cts Porter B. % cts Boot S, 81 cts;
Boot o. IS cts; Boot II. 25 cts; Pacific l. 30 cts.
Bleached Shirtings- Wamsutts. 46% cts; Homo, $50
cts: Blackstone 32l5 cts; Red Bank 27H cts Prints
-Merrmack D, q cts Cocheco, 23l2 cts Hamilton,
. cts: Durwell, 81 cts Alents 231a cts Freeman p
cts Tcks-Everett, ~ cts: Pemberton L. 40 cts; do
3, 81 els. Strpes- ncasyille. cts; American, 81
cts. Denims-Am6skegg, IS cts Boston Manufactur-
ing Co., 36 cts. Corset -eansLaconia 40 cts; Naum-
seag Is cts; Bates 80 cts ETcwn Drills-standard
Dor Mills. $7ls cts kentucky JeanS-Rodman
67@ cts, DelaneSI-.Pacilc, 3 cts; Spool Cation
Coats 81 %; Wllimantic, 0Oc BalmOral Skirts
Bruner. S3S 2 dozeu. Hoop Skirts-BradIeys Duplex
Elliptic 2oe. este; Hoops in good demand; Meyers
Hoops; 8 do do. do. 6OcGsl . Z dozen; air inquiry
The roiloEjng dispatches have been received today
GhHagoIrads ga,s Prints dc B%Uf5tonmGGod
is moderately active. Buyers show no disposition 10
provide for than immediate wants. Louisville
Trade moderate. Prices unchanged. Money easy
Exchange par. Baltiniorc-joh hers doing fair bu-
siness. Standards at 3St Prices Of othel goods gen
GRO l,N- YyY1at, .t,aa
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CIIEMICALs.-Chemica are scarce and in de-
m2nd There i Gapstie SODA here but it would
arrive at at 5@6 cts andB Carb Soda at l25 cts for
English to arrive. We quote Sal Soda at 52s@534 cts
for English and 81 cts for American, and Bleaching
CANDLES.-C Candles continue dull at previous
quotations. The supply is light but is quite equal to
for short and 29G30 cts for full weight Sperm at 4Oa
A cts; and Patent Wax at 55@5S cts p ID.
,C0AL.-Cumberland Coal is still selling at$7 forum
of mine: and - 80 ton for lump free board at Lo-
Gust Point: There is good demand for It at these
figures. Anthracite is firm and active It is selling
to dealers 81 and at retail delivered at Sl2 q ton
COPPER.-Baltimore Refined Ingots are steady at
3212d'3 cts, and continue to quote Sheet copper
and Copper Bolts and Nails at 50 cts Yellow Metal
Sheathng at "a cts. and Yellow Metal Bolts and Nails
at 81 cts p h.
FLOUR.-The Flour market has through the week
been dull and heavy and for nearly all descriptions
prices have fallen off fully so cts the date OF
our last review Holders have several days past ex
hibited good ofanxiety to sell but they have not
quite evident that the bottom has not yet been
reached The sales reported, most of which were
made early in the week include $50 bbls. high
grade City Mills Extra for Rio S1231 200 bbls good
Standard City Mills Extra at S1O25 1900 bbs; choice
Street super at S9121&92 5 500 bbls Howard Street
Extra. superior brands at Sl012?2@l025 and some
500 bb!s low grades Flour, including Broad Arrow
to $3.50 per Dbl The market closes very heavy the
tendency of prices being still downward. We quote
to-day as follows, which figures we think represent
the market fairly. viz: Howard Street at 5000
for Super and Cut Extra; $lQal025 for Extra; Sl2q
Cut Extra: S9.75@1025 for Extra; Sll.50@l2.50 for
Family; City Mills at s. 75b925 for Super S975Gl0
for standard Extra and 2@ l25 for shipping brands
do. The rates for Baltimore high grade Family and
Extra reduced early in the, week 30 cts Dbl,
selling at SIS for Family, and Sl3 : Dbl. for Extra
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-Rye Flour may
be quoted to-day at sra 725, and Corn Meal at 81 q
bb but the mar ket for both articles Is very quiet
| TO 80 cts. on previous quotations.
Nhn orp 40 inSp of Flour
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Totals..llS5S3 6SO312 331 5SS 1SO7OS 63551 % 35s
Prev. wk l5SlO 6iS5l3 3459O2 133,SiO 71,026 ,1S2
The following table shows the receipts and ship
November II for n,,r yoars.
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No 2O-Beginning for the same on the west side
the southwest corner Of Charles and Conway streets
ana at the south line of lot assessed to and sup
posed to belong to the estate of James Williams and
running westerly on said south line and continuing
the same course in ali about hundred and seventy
leet to stump alley thence southery the east side
line of lot assessed to and supposed to belong TO
the estate Of James Williams thence eastery on said
north line about one hundred and seventy feet To
charles street. and thence northery on the west side
OF Charles street about forty-two feet TO the begin
nlng. improvements brick and frame lumber sheds
assessed to " ". Kennedy for State and city taxes
lOr tnc year lSbA.
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

and under the fall Ia gold prices quoted sc per
ID lower, though note small sale Of box sugar AZ
22c same quality having sold previous 20 our
last at &c., indicating decline OF lc per o FAR re,
On NAV BE- quoted at lsSc The only sales we heard
Of 10 hits Cuba mnscovado az 'ac 120 boxes al
from 2o &c to2ic chiefly at o0Ac a20kc and 30 boxes
late yesterday a'ernoon, at 23c Refined was &c ower
with nothing doing We quote soft white 26c 21lc soit
yellow 24c 25 70, and hards 29c. Stock, January
90 1855 1890 hogsheads 054 boxes l07, ,22l bags,
and 279 hogsheads melado
TLow was heavy, with sales OF 100 900 lbs at 1916
16Ac
Trv--Pg was dull and To- q ls6c lower with sales OF
so slabs Straits at 60c or plates notice sales OF 500
boxes at the rate OF Ss 75 In god for c. charcoal
Toesocr-Thc movement OF this article has again been
checked by tho fall OF pod Sales 3lT hhds at $ll ~
NanufacurcdThe market for tax paid tobaccos OF all
kinds Is fairly active and prices firm, partly IN
OF the decline In gold Tobaccos in bond
for export are quiet
wFEKEy-The market opened steady with fair de-
and but closed dull and lower sales 900 bbs Western
at So 50 81 and s2 40 for forward delivery closing
at So 35 regular.
WoM.-Therc was brisk demand the beginning OF the
week. which fell or during the last two days The de.
cline in gold stopped operat and tho market closed
quiet Sales as foows:-6O0 bales African unwnshed,
05 do RIO Grandc and 900 do washed Persian. and 500
bales Cape on private terms so bales do. at
5sc $50 Cordova at 65-.; $50 600 lbs fscce, COM
prisng ILLINOIS, Miohican Wisconsin and Ohio, at s5c. Q
81 o. 80 bales Oregon at 75c; lbs pulled, super
and extra, at 9Oc q 95c; 400 bales Syrian on p t
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FnIDAY, Jan. 2o--6 r. N

FaIDAy, Jan 2o-6 r. NJ
The semi pane Of yesterday continued with an acces
SION OF force in gold room and on the stock Exchange
ms morning Government securities were also greatly
depressed and there evident sposit.on ON the
f the bears 10 make the most Of the inse tied feel
ing which prevailed Gold sold down to 2ooH at one
tine on the street, and coupon ten forty bonds we're
offered al l0o1. But IN the afternoon the excitement
look NJ to further fall sensbly abaed and natural
reaction took place.
The closing sales at tho FIRST board showed the follow
ing variations from those OF Thursdays second boad
Erie declined 3k New York Central 4 Hudson River7
Reading 4 Michigan Central ~, Michigan Southern 2T,
Illinois Central 34 Cleveland and Httsburg IL, Chi
cago ana Northwestern Il, Rock Island "a Fort Wayne
" Mariposa /, Quicksilver 2h, Cumberland Coal IA.
Ohio ami Mississippi certificates advanced l.
Government securities pressed FOR SALE and expo
rcncod great depression. Coupon avctwenties new
issue, declined "a old issue ~, sixes 1881, ~
At the Open board O'clock the market began to
react and quotations generally were higher Rock Island
rising p cent.
AT the 5 cond regular board the reaction continued
AS compared with the first board prices New York
Central advanced x, Eric " Hudson River "a, Reading
2h, Meh gan Central / * Michigan Southern III Illinois
Central lk Cleveland and Pittsbnrg 2% Chica and
Northwestern & preferred /, Cleveland and Toledo ~
Chicago and Ro Island 4, Fort Wayne laS, Ohio and
Mississippi certificates u, Quicksilver !, Mariposa a.
Cumberland decl ned l.
Government securities participated in tho improve
merit Coupon Gvc-tw ntics now issue, advanced IL
lZ Ten-forti 8 sold at 1otis.
Tie market closed fevcrish; but at the second open
board il; past three the ton made further pro-
gress Ere closed at 72sl Mich gan Southern OK, Hud
son River 1861, Cleveland and Piitsburg s5I, Rock
Island OH, Northwestern 347s, Ohio and Mississippi
certificates 2sli, Cumberland AK.
The gold market greatly excited up to two O'clock
and the bears held high carnival the expense Of the
large holders OF specie Ruoors and spcculations
rife blowing up Of Fort Caswell and the alton
Of Wilmington being among the former while tho Blair
peace mission to Richmond tho chief subject Of tho
latter After that horr, however, the market expert
enced rcactouary movement ard il remained feverish
and unsettled during the OF the afternoon The quo
fations wcre.-
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

an oldenburs brig bound NJ showing white Gag with shs
Steamship Fulton !y transport wotson. por. noy.l
ouarernaxter 18th Inst on Cape Hattcrss fsts
sdewhee gunhoat supposed the susgurh.n
nah, bound Nj same dsys steamship Ericsson, bounds
st.sHship City OF baltimore Mirehousc Liverpool Jana
and Queenstown s. at NJ with mdse and 40 steersge
passengers aii well to John Dae w sa strong .esteI
pa ssed steamship Of Cork, hence for Liverpool
Ship London Graves Caicus sept H. and ssRa
Heads 18TH with mdse, TO w Cameron Passed cape g
days OF Hat,eras witt strong NV gles Dee lat 40S
30 E. Chas Hammer, OF Denmark seam m med irom
brain fever; l4th INST saw steamship hasan AsA
Bark Emily Ada tBr, johnson. Belize, Hon, n days
Brig Udoia Whitte,nore Malaga Nov 20 passed Gibrasas
10Th, with fruit 10 Thompson Hunter Had Some nssV
Brig bounding Biliow ,of windsor Ns,, DEXTER xngssoa
Jam, rs days. with oswood 70 Brett Son Co. " nAss N
In heavy gale from NE, lost deckoad OF ioswoea ~s
had heavy NE and NV gSss most Of the pssSss Sn.rt
anchor at Hart Island.
Brig Mary Cobb, Small Port Royal
Brig 0rc,na o. Tracy Boston for Philadeiphi. ,nn
inst of atteras during blow from the NM carried swV
schr Rebecoa, Smith, Baltimore, s dsya
Schr Twilight, Price. Egg Harbor
sahr Jameson, Smith, Rocklana. rM
Steamer Lucy, Els, Boston
The following are In tho Ice at Hart IsnnA-
Z Brig Orozimbo, from the Eastyard-
Brig Janet Kidston, from the Eastward
Steamers Golden Rule, Cont ientni barks Eliza, Ae.sn
der Anna U Brookman; brgs voane Nellie; schrs Jeun
Lenthall, w Darling, Minnie, II Van Name. .f3tre
Wind at sunset WNW
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

USEFUL HINTS TO THE UNITED STATES PLRET.
TFrom the Nassau 0'ardian, Jan. IL
rne warns eonc!ude With tho number Of vessels
dnny expected from England
Amslia Murphy, sailed from Liverpool December IL;
Banhorpe Holdridgc Liverpool, Dec nbcr-; Clarence,
Jackson, Liverpool December 49, Crocodile, Adams,
Holyhead Deccmbrr ID Dream (steamship Shaw, Liver
pool, Deccmber III; Echo, --, Swansea, Dacamb-r 9;
Fais Queen, Kendall, Cardin, december 10; Fearless,
stephens Cardiff, December g.; Flamingo (steamship)
Greenock, December IL; Florence, -, Grecnock,
December =; Hannah Williams Deal, December 10;
King Of Denmark, Swansea December II Lady OF the
Lake, Barnes, Liverpool Decembnr 16; Orvarodd,
Christiansen Cardiff December 49, Prince Albert Hail.
Cardiff December 15 cret steamshpl Brlckl,y, LIVER
pool December IL Severed n, -, Swans q, Dec inbor
is; valeta, Gunn Cardiff, December IL; Vingof Olsen,
CnIdif, Dec mber =.
for Nassau at Hoyhead the 18th ut and left
tho 18th.
The Dream Csteamshp,, from Liverpool for Nassau,
was at Waterford Dec 10.
The Flanirgo (stcamshp), frcm Glasgow for Nassau,
touched at Queenstown for coal Dec. Is
Tho Harriet frem Liverpool fer Nassau, at Holy
head Dec IL and sailed on the 14th
Tho Indian Chief, from London for Nassau was OF
Salcombc Dcc o.
Vessels loading at Liverpool for Nassau the 18th
Deccnber:-Nary Kitty Jones Georgia Belle (stoamshp,,
Pamela, Western Bee, Sunnysieo, Carlo (steamshp),
Lion, Architect. Emily Agnes, Queen Nab, Amy, and
John G. For Bermudn or Nassau, Essex
Cleared at Liverpool for Nassau-Enterprisc and Wild
Pigeon.
Loading at London for Nassau-Ninfa TaglIavIa
Loading In the Clyde for Nassau-Amy (stcamshp)
and Iris
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
Port Of Now York, January go, 1865.

CLEARED.
Steamship John Gibson, Bowen, Phladcpha-WJ Taylor
ACo.
Steamship Chesapeake, winests Poriand-H Cromwell
Co.
Ship Ieocadis tBreml wenks, Bremen-Funch, Meincke
Wendt
Ship chncha tr) Bourdcn, Buenos Ayres and Monsovi.
dco-Bnetjer a DeNcrtu
BARK Commodore (Brj Anderron Adciaide-Arken, Tufs
ACo.
Bark Ibis, Hatch Ccitc-Turper Beattis
Bark Bounding Blow vidulch, Csds- Tuppsr BcattsL
Bark Lucy Frances, Perry, Cadr-R Buck Co
Bark Ella Adele (fr), Alexander Matanoros--Jos Fneas.
Bark Golden Fleece lBr, Robinson, Barbados-H Tow-
bridges Sons.
Bg Star Castle tBr,. Thompson, San Juan Hic-J Whit
ney 4 Co
Brig Milo (Br), Keum, Cardenas--J II Ward A 90.
schr Davis tBr Daring. Bubados-Bassett a Niok-
erson. -
schr A Farnswortl tBr) Crowei. Posco-E Smith.
A Co. =
schr volant tBr) Keene, Great Harbor, Bahanas-T
Webster a Co.
schr G Johnson Gage Port Royal-Jas Meyer Jr.
schr Highland Chief Freeman, York Rver-Crowen
scbr Greenland Buckln. Bsi,imore-w Brown Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Corsica CBr, LeMesurer Havana, Jan ~ Pm,
and Nassau leah, Pm, wrh mdse and Gu
Aard e Inst oG Gun Key, The passAss 70 Havana saw
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
BRITISH TRADE WITH THE REBELS.
Three Millions Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
Worth CT Cotton Landed in Ten Days
from Wilmington and Charleston.
A Large Fleet Of glo-Rebel Steamers
on It's Way from England, and
Rich Prizes in Prospect.
LJassau as . Resort for Health,
Pleasure and Profit,
Sc, Sc, SC.

The steamship Corsica Captain Lo Messurler which left
Nassau p, January 10, reached this port yesterday
morning
The British steam corvette Wolverene twenty one
guns Captain Algernon T. R de Horsey, arrived at Mas
saa January g. from Bermuda and took her departure
for Matamoros next day.
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

pora,ion OF troops and suprles The aooso earnings
are about thirty per cent in excess Of the receipts
for the previous year
The mporaions OF dry goods at this port during tho
week ending January IS compare as follows with those
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

CITY COMmEKCIAL HEPONT.
FRIDAY, Jan 20-6P. NJ
AH.s-Receipts, bbla Market inactive and prices
nominal
s5s bags corn meal 6737 bushels corn, sO62 do OATS
s76 do ryc A. do barley and $50 do malt The market
for State and Western -four less active there ing
no demand outside Of the immediate necessities Of tho
trade and prices declined 16c 2oc, consequent upon
tho fall in gold Tho sales 5000 bbls State and
western 400 do. Southern, and $50 do Canadian. In
rye -four and corn meal thor, was no important business
ricce,u axxhn Wa