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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-06
WEEKLY REVIEW OF MARKETS.
Reported and carefully revised cyeY areck for tie Bal
tin,orc Daiig Conmerc,alI

Reported and carefully REVISED ecery ,7sek for Tie Bal
tim,orc Dailv C0nmerc,al.l
ALCoHoL-We continue to quote Western 95 per
cent at $i45@46 and Cologne Spirits at l0cts higher
but the , transactions G are very limited.
sideraby reduced, and the market is rmer in tone.
with az improved demand. Inferior descriptions are
s Winter se 1as at seas Rg@G S S5 York State
ASHES.-Fat Ashes are selling at New, Torl; at
s9@95O and Pearl do at slO50Sll for 100 TBS. There
BEEsWAX-Beeswsx is steady at 45@47 cts for
Southern Yellow.
quote before, viz; Navy at cts Pilot at lets, and
Water Crackers at cts q Ii. The market continues
BARK.-No.1 ouerctron continues in good de-
mand and firm at S2s@2s. but No. lis dull at SzlG22
COFFEE-At thu opening of the week an invoice
of 1000 bags Rio Elk" LaEwing," which arrived on
Saturday last was sold at l5i4 cts gold in bond, and
subsequently the balance Of the cargo lOO bags was
the total sales for the week 4,50I abgs. The mar.
ket has for several DAYS past been very quiet and the
feeling in little depressed. but prices are main
tanned, and we still quote as follows, viz:-Rio
at iogl9 cts gold for ordinary to fair $4,000 cts
gold for good, 2o1z@2CA cts gold for prime; La
guayra at 39S6 cts currency and Java at 44946 cts
currency. The imports this week are 1000 bags Rio.
per bark Lapwing and the stock to-day is about 1900
bags.
COTTON-There has been comparatively little
doing this week in Cotton. but the market although
large. being it is said between 1900 and 5000 bales
but there are no lots pressing on the market and
holders generally indsposed to sell except at full
rates Wequote to-day Upland at 42@4S cts for ord
nary; As cts. for good ordinary: 4849 cts. for low
middling: So cts. for middling: 5455 cts for good
mlddling. and Gulf at CT 2 b higher for grades
above ordinary.
CANDL ES.-Candles are very dull. The supply
is light but is quite equal to the demand. We quote
Adamantne at 2i12@252 cts or short, ana 2613@2ll5
cts for full weight Sperm at 4SS cts Parafne at 10
cts. and Patent Wax at J5@g5S cts q 10.
C0AL.-Cumberland is selling at 81 free on board
at Locust Point for cargoes, and S7S for city de-
livery, Baltimore Company Anthracite is selling at
retail delivered at S1 50 "a ton.
COPPER.-The market for Copper is quiet, and less
buoyant but prices are unchanged and again quote
Refined Ingots at l42 cts. Brazers Sheet and Bolt
Copper at IS cts Copper Nails at GO cts, and Yellow
Metal Sheathing and Bolts at 40 cts 2 70.
CHEMICALS.-Ne continue to quote Soda Ash
frmat 596 ets; Ri Carb Soda at l2 cts for English;
Sal Soda at 55sG55z cts for English and 81 cts for
American. and Bleaching Powders at 81 cts Caustc
Soda would bring if here 13l5 cts.
tLOUR.-There has been little or no variation
since last week in the prices of Flour. There has
been moderate business doing in it, but the market
has exhibited no special activity, and it may be
quoted as closing quiet but steady. The sales this
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Exports--EOreiSs

The NAIL sEnvIcE.-The Postmaster General has
ordered the following:
At Principle Furnace, Maryland, Michael Moore is
appointed in place Of z. c. Mckinney, from date of
commencement.
SOUTHERN Posi- 0FFIcEs.-Re-open the following
and make appointments
Eirqitia.-N eabsco Mills, Prince William county;
S. B. June postmaster, vice II. Radcliffe.
Boydton. Mecklenburg county; Marietta Il. John
aon postmisress, yice J. ". Mackay.
postmaster vice j. II. Sibert.
Wolf Trap, Halifax county; R. c Moon postmaster,
vice w. P. Chastain.
Falmouth, Stafford county; J. B. Ficklin postmas-
ter, vice NJ. Forbes.
Magnolia, Dupln county; Adrian H. Morris, post
master vice 7. W. Wall.
0lio: MARLBOROUGH county, Mrs. Julia A. Bristow
postmistress. vice A. L. McRae.
Long poSlinistress, vice Ms Mary T. CLARKE moved
away.
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New York Mark nSa

HET York, Jan'y 81 o'cock.-Cotton is quiet at
Sz@2S cents. Flour is dgll-common SOLO cts lower.
dull and nomip ally l@2 cts lower. Corn is dull and
heavy Beef is steady. Pork is irregular. Lard
quiet Whisky dull.
NEW YORK, January 5.-Cotton is steady-saIes Of
wv bales at 22953 cts. Flour is du-sales of 900
Dds Common SOLO cts lower. State S7.40@S.60 Ohio
SS915gSlO %; Western $7.25@S.65: Southern $3.50
cts lower sales unmportant. Corn steady; sales Of
22OOI bushels at 94@95 cts Pork heavy; Mess 2S So
Lard heavy at l512glSH cts. Whisky dull at 81 25I9
rs. Rice quiet. SUGAR firm and quiet. Coffee dull.
Molasses firm at 81. Naval Stores quiet. Pc
troIeum du Crude 3715@3s cts. Freighls dull, Cot
ton IS. Corn pence.
New York Dry Goods Market, jana.
JoBBERs PRICES.
Brown Sheeting-Standard Sic: Pepperel F.. &c
Atlantic, d, Sc. Nashua A, BIC.
Beached Shirtings-New York Mills, 5215c; James
Mills, 4Oc: HOPE Mills 4oc Bates, 3, SIZE; New
Prints-CSchee0, &c Sprsgue. 28ac; American. Csc.
Lancaster, Csc; Freeman, pc.
Delaines-Armnres Sic; Pacific pc.
Brown DrIlls-Pepperell 35c; Winthrop Doc.
Corset Jeans-Amqgkeag 39c; Newmarket 32]5c.
Canton CHARACTERIZATION SOC; Lacona 42I5c
licks-Amoskeag, "A, size; Amoskeag, 3, So &c;
AmOskeag, c. 4112c
Kfcntusky JeanRs-lR7ichmond 671zq.
Hoop Skirts-Bradleys Duplex Elliptic and En-
press Trail. % to 50 hoops in sood demand Meyers
| y l.; prices unchanged.
Boston Markets, Fan. 3.
Flour-The receipts since yesterday have been $40
bbls. Thedemand for Flour continues fair. and prices
7.l55: common Extras at SS.7599.25 medium Extra at
$lO@ll and good and choice, including faxorita ST..
LOUIS brands, at Sligl6 q Dbl. Southern Flour re-
Grain-The receipts since yesterday have been go
bushels Oats IN Corn there have been moderate
and 81. Ol9l.0 5 z bushe for Western Mixed. Oats
are in moderate demand at 60962 cts 4 bushel for
Northern and Canada and 57@5s cts. for Prince Ed
PhiIadelpl,ia Markets..
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On Thanksgiving Day young lady OF
Westborough, Mass, married to a returned SOL
der whom she had never till within a few days.
the courtship having been conducted by letter. On
the following morning the young lady left the house
and took the next train of cars out of town. The
cause Of her sudden fight is mystery.
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To BIZ IyvEsTIGATED.-It is stated that Major
Gaines, judge advocate of the Department of Wash
ington, has received orders from the War Depart
ment to proceed TO Alexandria. Virginia. and nves-
ngate thoroughly the circumstances attending the
rot IN that city Christmas day and report to the
Department at Washington the names Of all par
Elephants liable to trial before military commission
and of all paroled officers or enlisted men of the
rcbel army concerned in tho breach of peace.
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MAR. J0kENSFGx
D BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAI

OFFICE No: SOUTH FREDERICK STREET. -
the most certain, speedy, and only cectual remrtV
N the world for Weakness of the Back or Limbs
Involuntary Discharges, 1mpotency, General Debil-
Ity, Nervousness, DysPepsy, Languor. Low Spirits
ity. Trembling, Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Dis.
eases OF the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin Affections
OF the Liver, Lungs, Stomach Eowcs-those terri
bic disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
secret and solitary practices fatal to their VIC
TINS than the song of Syrens to the Mariners o Z
Ulysses, bllghtlng their most brilliant hopes or an
lclpahonS, rendering Marriage, &c, impossible
DR.. JOHNSTON
Ohce No. s. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
slde going from baltimore street few doors from
the corner. Fail not to observe Name and Number
Letters must contain astamp. oc4-tf
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ExrArRrA1IoN.-The Mobile Tribune says What
the old English poet Creech, said applies to those
people Of the South who contemplating expatria-
ton. Thus
Those who beyond sea 60, will sadly End
They change their climate only, not their mind"
They may go to Brazil but their hearts will be here
on the soil which they have been accustomed to. and
which they must love
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The Philadelphia North american makes the fol-
lowing important statement:
Fortified by the resolutions of approval passed By
tie boards of trade of all the leading CONNIE rcial
cities and by the overwhelming vote of the National
House of Representatives. the Secretary Of the Treas
ury will, in few days issue proposals for funding
another batch OF certificates Of Indebtedness and
compound interest notes to the amount of 500 coo
So far as we can judge from the information pos
sess the object of these movements. TO the extent
that they have gone is not much the contraction
of the currency though that is very desirable to
fund the floating Indebtedness, and to get rid of all
interest bearing; greenback5 especially such
oily cOmpound interest notes.
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~ SOUTH LIBERTY STREET. =
BARR0N'S SAFETY LAMPS
LlG-R0-INE (Red) FLUID.
PATENTED.
". II. WRIGHT

~ H. W N 6uI,
Sole Agent for Maryland and District of co1nr,Li
n. L. corner ofLiberty and German streets
This Lamp apparently burns ,oitho,s o7,yb;,, =,
{eea a. 1t has however material which absoTbs The
hquld ana gives IT to the fame partly from The wick
perfect combustion. and is very economical and safe
j. IS used without chimney, and perfectly trimmed
adapted to the purposes of a run about, might,
purse, shop. or hotel lamp or lantern. The cost of
oroken chimneys- alone, will more than pay the
tlre cost OF this lamp, Every family needs one or
more 1T is Just what have been long looking for"
writes model housekeeper. 81 should hardly know
now TO do without it." writes another. "A perfect
contrivance writes third Let those who are skeps
teal tzy 1t" writes fourth. HoSV-sR
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Philadelphia Markets.


New York.-Steamer patapsco-5O bdls pspor, C.
c. Fulton & Son. 60 do. boards. boxes mdse cases
paper, Wheelwright, Nudge & Co; IS boxes cheese
W. Witeloek Il Co.; go rsams paper. a boxes hard
ware. II bdig selves. c. W. Lord; 20 boxes lemons
case mdse., Is bhls currants, VIM. Rriggs & Som %
boxes lemons Clark & Jones; Is bbs. wine. Sloan &
Calwc 100 cases pickles. E. c. Thomas Il Sons; 100
boxes tea, Sanders GeorseI rs bbls -four, 20 boxes
lemons IS do. oranges, 300 pkgs. mdse., sundry per-
sonsi 200 do, B. g. o, K r. Co.
Exports-FOreiSn.
panama-Ship /. T. Hersly-l, 43i tons coal.
Total value of foreign sSsS"rts for the week ending
January 4, 1866, S2l6 763
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Sold by SETH s. HANCE,
l08 Baltimore street
Oc M-6n PaItimIr,

hiE. A. EEEEs, of Paris, still continues his sue
ny cessful treatment of CONSUMPTION. Several
residents OF Baltimore, i'll advanced stage Of the
disease, are rapidly recovering and can be re-
feTred TO- Apply at his OFFICE Southeast corner
Of Eayette and Frederick streets, Baltimore. Mary
land ie1gIv
9 EES. A. EsUEF, Graduate of the Medical Facul-
= tT of Paris, 4rance) Member Of the Medical
and Chirurgieal Faculty Of BALTIMORE, Ma, is the
dscovereT of the only Remedies for Diseases Of pri
yate character, without Mercury or noxious drugs
Recent cured in from II to IS hours on written
guarantee. Chronic, InVeterate and constitutional
diseases, such have been abandoned as incurab!e
are speedily and permanently cured. The treatment
adopted by him Is that which has the approva! OF he
most distinguished Physicians of Paris and its uni
Yersal success in practice Of 80 years has proved
beyond doubt, that the worst cases readily Weld
and are thoroughly removed at and forever from
the system, especially ell cases of constitutional de-
hlhty; nervous diseases which soon or late turns to
consumption, and all the evils entaed by certain
peInlcious practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting tho victim for either business study society
or marrlage, and 10 those who are suffering the evil
effects Of improper lndulgences, of whatever kind
can now be perfectly restored to natural hentb onj
ylg9r, IN brief period by applying to one whose
skill and experience can be relied on No erorJiaut
UnprofeastoHUl charges.
Distant Patients consulted by letter and remedies
forwarded that can be taken in tho most convenient
and private manner
=, Office southeast corner of FAYETTE and FRED
ERlCR STREETS ie1qIv
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WINES, LIQUORS, ETC

The, increasing popuarityo our brands Of these
fine Wines has induced their extensive imitation
All desiring genuine and pure " inc; should see that
our copy -rlghted label, bearing name, place Of
each bottle.
The following Wines are now offered by US, with
WHITE, OR HOOK VINE,
VI light straw color, very delicate, fine favored,
and superior as dinner ~. E " 3S to Hook or Rhine
A rich and naturally sweet Wine, much admired
by ladies', and valuable in tho sick chamber as it
makes fine wheys and jees. 1t is fine dessert
Wine, and well adapted for Communion purposes.
MUSCATEL.
This superb Wine is made from selected grapes. It
IL very delicate, and will rank with the very highest
| sweet " ines OF Europe;
This deep red color, Of good body and fine favor.
II is becoming very popular where slightly astrDg
emf and DELEGATE stimuant is desired Being entirely
VINE 1t will agree with tho most delicate
WINE BITTERS.
1hese are made In our cellars, from our own
Wines, ana Will be found agreeable and pleasant
GRAPE BRANDY.
Distilled from the second pressing of the erapo and
ls Il pure and desirable article.
j; K. BARNES, the Surgeon General of the United
States, assisted By Assistant Surgeon WOODWARD
after searching and careful analysis of our Wines
Pronounces them all pure and admirably adapted
T.. JACKSON, the well-knoWu Chemist of Boston
comedies with this opinion.
day Evening Gazette, Now York Evening Post, Tri-
bune, and large portion of the press throughout tho
country. have, in leading articles upon American
Wines, exolled the superior merits Of these Wines.
The Wine Convention, held at Cleveland Ohio,
where our Wines came in competition with all the
leading brands Of Western Wines, awarded Eve
premiums out of six to our Wines.
The Indiana State Fair endorsing the opinion cx-
pressed at Cleveland. awarded Us q Diploma and ST.
yer Medal.
G. W. PIER & CO.,
No. Il South Charles street,
Baltimore,
Let Americans support American industry.
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CARPETS!
- OIL CL0THSl
MATTTNGSI
DRUGGETS. ETC.
G. S. GRIFFITH,
SO and 81 RAI,TIMORE STREET.

Opposite Holiday street,,
NOW offers for sale one Of the hands0mest, most
tensiye and best selected stocks Of YELYET double
and single widths. ENGLISH BRUSSELS, TAPES
TRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY, INGRAM and
VENETIAN CARPETTN9S. OIL CLOTHS, in all
Eidths and qualities; RUSS 9,,,, MATS; MATTINGS,
CLOTHS, &C.. to equal, If not to exceed, anything
ever offered TO the public.
To the trade great inducements arc offered. Goods
at factory prices.
Strangers in our city, and any in want OF goods II
my line are invited 10 call before purchasing.
Tar irvs fHP NG0h 0rii 970
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Board of Trade.

G,5,,i.te. Of ArJitrnfton for Jcarorp
HESRY T. ZoLLrCKorFER,
WV. L. MONTAGUE, JR., IHoS r. MATTHEWS, Jr-
H. IRVINE KEYSER, THOMAS GooDWIH.
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TUBACCO.-The market has been very. quiet this
week, and transactions of Importance have take
place in any description. Prices are unchanged and
We quote to-day as follows: Maryland-frosted-
to common, $685. do. sound common, S. 5Ga7 so; do.
middlng S89l0; do good to fine brown. Sl0@l6: do.
fancy, SlI@25; do upper country, 5000: do ground
ieayes. new, SSGl2. Ohio-Inferiorto good common,
line red and spangled $14@17 do. fine yellow and
fancy, $1,000; Kentucky, frosty ugs S. 50@7; do.
SSg9l2; do good $l2.50a16 do fine select $lS@28.
j 6bd Sio for he week are IA hhds Maryland
TIN AND LEAD.-Tin Plate Is 1o seI ni,us for
G. l0yl4 at $3.50. and for TX lOxl4 at SlS56 box,
and Lead at Y cts for Pig IL cts for Bar and Is cts
Sheet Zine firm at II cts . ID. currency. 1AN
.TALLOW.-The last sales IF Tallow here were at
IA cts and we quote this as the nominal price for it
to-day ''' -
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Union Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
No. 4 SECOND STREET. North Side.

=, This Company insures against LOSS OR DAMAGE
~ FIRE on all descriptions of property either in
the city or county, for a week, month or year
1t also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
suranceS made on Merchandise in bonded and stor-
age warehouses; and where the risk has terminated
the Premium for the unexpired time will be return
ed. JOHN COATES,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-01
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NuorBER so.

Army lNcREAsE.-An Interesting item Of ih-
teligenee, 70 taxpayers, came over the wires
the other day. II was 70 the effect that the com.
mAnder-in Chief, General Grant, had called for
an increase Of the army, stating that san addi-
tional force is needed down South 10 preserve
the peace in that region. That is to say, pre-
suming tthat Congress is bound to treat the
Southern States as conquered provinces, and to
hold them In military subjecdon, the General
Commanding the Army says that such policy
calls for an increase Of the army And what
does 40 increase Of the army portend2 Nothing
better than this-that the people must be taxed
to pay the expense Of the increase. And what
people are thus 10 be taxed 2 Those Of Course
who have been taxed for war to demonstrate
that there could be no such thing as Southern
Territories or provinces-those who have paid
| money and risked life TO convince the world
that the Southern States, formerly so called.
oOufa HOs P0ssioiy, except oy force of arms, be-
come anything else but States belonging to The
american Union known as the United States
The Southern people-ihose who have rsbeJJad
and caused all the trouble--are not To be taSad
OF course, for so long as they are kent under
military rule they will not have anything To tar,
their industry and energy will not produce any,
thing able to pay taxes. And so, if radical
ideas are to prevail those who caused the troub-
les are to pay no portion of its expenses, while
those who have been taxed enormously to prove
that States could not get out of the Union, are
now to be taxed TO support armies to establish
the fact that States can get out, and the other
fact that every man who has fought against the
doctrine Of Secession has raised his life and
property in foolish cause. General Grant led
our armies to victory, and disarmed the last of
the Rebel horde. He and the people believed
that with that the day of war was over, and that
our armies could be dismissed. But the course
of the radicals has been such that General Grant
now sees the necessity of new army-not for
the purpose of upholdiDg the laws of the Nation
and maintaining the Union, but for the sole pur-
pose of carrying out the ideas of the Radical ma
lority in Congress, which is making our laws.
50, having been taxed enormously to prove that
the Union could not be dissolved, we are now,
in obedience to Radical doctrines, to be taxed to
death for the purpose of proving that the Union
has been destroyed.-S. f. Call
, 1866-06-08

The WAVE OF IMMlGRATIoN.-Arr rreli.
able gentleman who reached town on Tues
day last, stated that between this city and
Salt Lake there are one thousand wagons,
and that strung out on the road from Fort
Hall, there are at least eight hundred back
animals that have come through from CALI
fornia, Nevada and Idaho. The burden of
our exchanges is still the samoa constant
string of trains and crowds of passengers
travelling by Concord coach, on horse, mule,
or jack-back, per hand-cart express, and in
hundreds of instances by shank's mare. The
wild independence about this latter method
may captivate some, but for those who have
been on the ground, it has few charms. The
Big and Little Blue and Dig Sandy are the
constant tornDiHi or such ill-starred attempts
to reach the mines. The sensible part of the
outfit shrug their shoulders, take nip and
profer their services in the bull.whacking
department, which are often accepted on
terms more or less favorable, according to tho
business capacity ofthe way worn pedestrian
Montana Post Nay l9h ..,..
, 1866-06-08

THE NEw INTERNAL TAX BLL.-The Ways and
Means Committee have under consideration the
new internal tax bill. Among the articles which
they have placed on the free list, and will,
the following: Railroad iron, stoves, vinegar,
deer.skins, steel, mineral Goals of all kinds,
white lead, starch, soft soap building stones,
oils other than petroleum, gold leaf tent shades
and awnings, oxide of zinc, mineral waters of all
kinds painters cOlors, pickles, hulIs of vessels,
rosin, barrels, ierilli5ers, pig iron, medicinal
hook nublishers will be rejoiced 70 learn that
tSe % committee have decided to take OF paper and
printed matter.