The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-28

BALTIMORE October 28-5 p. M
The neutrality-suspicious. the Spanish rrainTroube in
ne lnd,an co"ntry'.M'ssiondry Observation-Disclosures
The weather is becoming quite wintcrish, and ice of
considerable thickness be found early in the morning
before the rays of the moderate the atmosphere.
The schooner Cecil, Captain Binney has been lyIngin
our habor for some time past awaiting preparations for
another expedition the wreck Of the San Pedro the
Spanish ship-ofw war lost the Spanish main forty
years since Two expeditions have previously been made
to the wreck, and $4,000 Spanish dollars obtained
from it, The parties now have made some improvements,
with new apparatus &C., and they yesterday tried their
divng-be in the basin, which worked admiration
The vessel will start in a few days
The northern mail has arrived, but bring, intelligence
Of interest The telegraph brings us the following
The Louisville Courier received here Yesterday after
that gentleman belonging the American Fur Com
pany had arrived in that city from the Upper Missouri
mouth of the Missouri river, about four weeks ago He
says that the Indians, the time of his leaving, were
United many heariless and eoldblooded mufdsrs short
Tune since war party composed OF the santee and sioux
reached the north fork OF the Platte they fell upon Paw
nee village and in the most cruel manner murdered
Sef who was there and
About the same time continues the letter. writer a VIM
party Of ooes, at Council Bluffs, started off and went to
Benock, in the Sioux country and murdered dozen In
this dreadful deed of violence Of revenge the murder
OF like number of their own tribe by the Sioux last
There had been received from Santa Fe for
aboutwo months but intelligence from that quarter was
looked for daily. 'aI7 D 81
The steamboat Simon Kenton accidenty sunk at Ha,
island the 23d instant, and is total wreck. Provien
italy no lives were lost 1#' Et
THE MARKErs.Alhough there 900 barrels OF CITY
Mills flour sold yesterday at Sc ia holders to-day
handing 80 %, without finding purchasers There
sales of Howard brands yesterday $500 barfc) at
SO Is, and 100 do at So l2A The market to-day dull
sale of 500 barrels made this morning One brand
" b. and subsequently 100 barrels SO H. which price
ask So 25 Rye -four is held at IS Corn meal nominal
at SO 81 The receipts Of grain light Good prime
red wheat is selling 1923 l2s cts, and white do at III
100 cts; family -four 1873 1877 White and yellow
corn prime, IS 60 cts, and do 60 IS cis new do
50 So cts. Oats, IS a 40 cts. Rye, So IS cts
Whskey is scarce, and in good request 30 81 cts in
hhds. and barrels
At New York. this morning, the -four market presented
marked change from yesterday. Sales reach about 5000
bbls SO 80 SO IS for Genesee, Sc 62l Tor sout
Michigan, SO - Corn meal--a choice sYticle-is
selling at SO % There is fair demand for grain Sales
OF Genesee wheat at 1s2 la and 5000 bushels mixed
37 There is fair business doing in corn sales to-
day OF $1,000 bushels at rs for mixed and rs cents for
good round yellow OATS 46 4s cents; rye cents The
cotton market is heavy, and prices sti dropping The
sales amount TO about 100 bales.
Az Philadephia this morning, there is a steady demand
Tor hour to the trade sales at SO rs in small paroels
Wheat Is worth lao for red and las q l40 cents for
white There is less doing in Gonzales Of new Mt 60
cents oats, ~ cents; rye, 90 cents
Regular sales OF provisions to the trade
safe OF 900 bags OF Rio coffee at n II cents the tens
dency is upward. - VS.
Whiskey, 30 a BOB cents, in bbls,