The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-23
BALrIMonr. june 22. lsl7.

baltimore, June -, lss7.
Preparations for the Reception of the Resident-Ma
Jor James o. Lac-Dem0crdfic Conrenfion-Heahh
Of the Chy-7ns Tsiegrsph-Tae Markets, &c.
We will have quito parade to-day, the occasion Of
the Presidents visit to Baltimore The entire military
Of the city have been ordered out and quite fine dis
play is anticipated
The remains of Major Law yesterday removed
from their temporary resting place to the lot in Green
mount Cemetery purchased for tn cir deposit by the In
dependent Greys and presented to his widow and chill
areu The Crews were present in uniform, with host
of his friends and admirers 1t does not often occur
that a man SO universally loved and esteemed for his
good works the purity Of his character by whole
Community dies poor but such was the with Maj
law But his widow and children will never want for
friends and good friends in the city of Baltimore
The Democratic Convention for the nomination of
a candidate for Governor, assemblies at Annapolis on
Thursday next An effort Is being made to introduce
the wo-thrd rule the rule by which President Polk OBJ
tanned the nomination over Van Buren, and c ass.
Mt the present time than before the
in the number of deaths Is quite small During
the past week the number of deaths 81, Of which
So under years Of age.
The mention OF the name of Geo. II. Hart, ESQ, "a
President of the Washington and New York Telegraphs
gives great satisfaction especially to the and
camille community Of the city. Under his management
the telegraph viii assume Importance as it has so
far been in the hands Of those who have not fully esti
mated the Importance of the business entrusted
charge by the public Prompt transmission and delivery
Is matter which Mr. Hart by his long connec ton with
the press fully understands there no doubt but
that he would give to the telegraph that regularity per-
manency and correctness Of action essential to its
prosperity The election Of Mr. Hart the Presidency
would add greatly to the value Of the stock least
the estimation Of Batimoreans.
THE MARKETsln the -four market, Saturday bbls
Susqaehana flour sold 81 IS and about bbls Howard
street brands al the same price. The market yesterday
dull and Hat There sellers of Howard flour
but no buyers 70 any extent Shippers fact have not
into the market therefore, difficult arrive
at quotation The impression that less than 81 will be
taken The decne since the steamers arrival has been about
81 621s bb Nothing doing City Mills meal
The last sales Of the latter S. but will not bring
this The market also dullsales OF prime Penn
syvana yellow the OF about 5000 bushels 90
white has been selling 81 o. Oats 60 Gle
Nothing done wheat held at 81 So and mixed
white at 81 co. Mers, however not disposed TO buy at
these figures Provisions unchanged Groceries quiet Sugar
hmer. Whiskey nominal 33s San in hhds. and bbs
Sales Of Stocks ut Baltimore.
SrccK BOARD June 2l-S5000 Maryland SIS opening, 90A
United States e 1867 closed iO 1868 bid; State 6
closed 9o asked for the opening 9O bids City per cents
Of 1890 closed 100 for the opening 9s bid Baltimore
aud Ohio Railway shares i81s asked, a7H bid.