The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-10
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, March 10, 1847-

BALTIMORE, March 10, 1875 p. m.
Fine ,ceather again Trial of Ttpuer-dripai of the
SouthernorImpotant from the rrer La Plate
The cotton -four, and grain markets, &C.
The long spell of rain has ut last come to end and at
present writing the shines out bright and goriouly
The trial of Turner the deauing clerk of the Mechan
les Bank, progressing before the city court to-day The
alleged have been distracted is about $1,000 but
believe the in which is said have been abb
sraced peculiar, that will be difficult matter SO
TO twist the law punish him. Checks that paid
and passed him be cancelled were, it is sup
posed given by him accomplish who brought them
second time the to be cashed.
The Southenor from Charleston in sixty hours
arrived New York yesterday morning, bringing the pa
pers of that city Saturday last in advance of the mail
The only item of news find in the mail this afternoon
is the following from the river Plate, containing intelligence
of the capture OF Paisandu by Gen. Rivera
chief Of the Montevidean forces:
'Paisandu held by garrison of GOO 700 in
the interest of Gen. Obe, {who is backed and supported
by the government of Buenos Ayres0 all OF whom
the Montevidean republic, but orciby suppanted by
Cen Rivera He then fled to Buenos Ayres, raised an
N.Y. and with the assistance of the latter power has been
endeavorng since to his lost authority What
effect this defeat will have upon his prospects, upon the
overturcs Tor peace which have recently been made,
The action took place on the 25th and 18th of Decem
ber The loss of Rivera 100 in killed and wounded.
THE NArKErsIn the Baltimore market, to-day, Howard
flour firm at Sc l2a though was thought small
sales could be effected at $6 City Mills still held
So 25 with little nothing doing .rl
The continuation of uniavorable weather O'clock
to-day, and the difficulty in dischargng vessels have very
much retarded operations in Some sales yesterday
and to-day for white have been effected 70 10 cts
yellow 80 81 supply quite large Wheat has declined
shade quote sales of red from l22 100 cts in quail
ity family -four white wheat l45 $50 cts The supply
Of wheat sque small. Oats 4s As cts rye 80 cts.
At New York. yesterday, there very little activity
the -four market Genesee brands 81 81 l2A, and dun
southern brands SO 62a to $6 rs meal So SIS 81
There rather sellers than buyers of -four the
above prices. 1ets
Very little doing in Grain. Genesee wheat worth
LIB to cents. White selling moderately SO
81 cents and yellow do SO to SO cents Sales of
about bushels Oats 80 cents Rye SO 90 clio
verseed, prime, 81 cents per Id. Il
The telegraph between Philadelphia and New York is
again ORDER that tdngs of todays market has
been received fr
AT Philadelphia, to-day the -four market remained quiet
and rather duh Small sales of Pennsylvania brands
made IS S7t, than which has been offered
Sales meal making 81 60, and frye -four
So Prime red wheat is worth l2s to 100 Small
white making 81 cents and of yellow
IS S6 cents; 40a ~ rye IS Cloveseed
is duh $5 Is per bushel.
The cotton market continues firm at previous rates.