Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-09-19
FROM BALTIMORE md THE WORTH

BALTIMORE, SEPTEMBER 80 i. W.
The Wing City Convention assembled last night and
organized by the election Of Joshua Jones' Esq President
and N L. Wood and David Parr, Secretaries. Mr. Jones
made very spirited, patriotic, and appropriate address on
taking the chair which received with loud and enhusi-
astc applause very large of spectators
mt all Of whom appeared be animated with the good old
Whg spirit of 1914. After celebrating time Charles
NJ Keyser Esq nominated candidate to represent
Baltimore IN the State Senate The hour grew late and the
Convention adjourned to meet again on Monday night tor
purpose Of nominating candidate for the Mayoraty and
candidates for toe Legislature James o. Law would doubt
less have received the Mayoray nomination. but he declines
serving.
The practical effects Of the British tariff being demon
ated here already not very encouraging to do
mesc industry large merchant ship of about hun
dred and fifty burden is being built in the shipyad
of Mr.. Dunkin Fels Point, for house in Charleston,
South Carolina The chancabes and anchors equred for her,
costing 49, 000 have been ordered from England They
be imported and stored in the Government warehouse
arriving and will be taken out under the tariff when
goes operation the LIST December Our towns
man. Mr. Abbot who carries large foundry Canton,
Baltimore proposed time ago. furnish the cables
and anchors reasonable Il was, however,
tanned that they could be imported saving the builders
Of about $780, and the order England Thus the
money has been away pay for foreign labor while
phrase, knocked out of the job" This is small
item, but it is Of those stubborn facts which the wayng
man. and every else except misguided and blinded Loco
focos cannot help seeing and feeling Mr. Abbot who has
heretofore done wholesome business and given labor to
workmen, apprehends serious if fatal injury to
his trade-he manufacture of chain-cabes and anchorn
which he enabled, under the protective tariff compete
80 successfully with foreign manufacturers.
The Eastern train Of due here this morning at five
o'clock did until three o'clock p NJ to-day in
sequence of the locomotive having
Wilmington, Delaware. No serious damage sustained
Up to this writing the telegraph has reported Of
the Cambria There is rumor here that she has
arrived at Boston, but direct Our merchants
anxiously awaiting her adyces. n
The -four market remains without change There
sales to-day Of 400 barrels Howard street brands at 81 5O
aso 900 barrels City Mills the price, which holders
firm asking Pennsylvania brands also held at 81 So
Rye -four So 80 meal 50 81 SO.
The supply of wheat large Sales Of good prime white
at Ils to 100 cents and red 80 95 ordinary to good
reds IS 90. White corn 81 SO yellow 81 60. Oats
90 a 81. Rye 81 20. For Maryland and Pennsylvania
clover seeds 81 so S. and timothy seed so per bushe
Flaxsecd 10 is per bushe. Nothing new in provi-
sons Prices remain as before Beef cattle 371 per 100
lbs. gross Live hogs 81 so per 100 lbs. Timothy
hay 10 a IL per ton.
No improvement in tobacco. number of vessels
in port which expected to load with it. This may inn
prove Tho demand The following prices will the trans
actions Of the week. Maryland 81 so to for inferior and
common for good common Las for good; IL for
iue and better qualities
The transactions the stock board to-day follows
95OO Sterling Maryland SIS ................65t ~
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