The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-13
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, February H. SPIN
Mid teaher.-1he gambling eoss.Ihe Plainfeld Bank
6ub6e-Oyders for the departure Of assahusefts regi-
ment Of the -four, grain, and cotton markets
The weather continues moderate with signs anot
or visit from Jack Frost.
The of fraudulent gaming, noticed my last letter
pending before our city court is still in the hands
jurors they having been full twenyiour hours without
being able agree The parties accused of having fraud
ulenty from Isaac Jones $lO 500 Robert Perry
Robert James, William Campbell, and George James,
The advance in the price of bcadsufs has given our
city brisk and stirring appearance Thousands of wagons
constantly Hooking in heavily laden with the staff of life
The railroads also bringing in great quantities. the de-
pots along their lines being overrun with freight
The mail from the north has arrived, and besides COM
mercia affairs, brings but little of general interest.
At New York. yesterday the excitement in relation the
Painied Bank has what subsidized, but far from
subdued being held in allegiance wait the report
Jersey legislature committee, and information from
the receivers number of the deepest sufferers
gagged in getting up meeting in the Park, be held
Monday, and if favorable information moi re-
ccved with regard the ultimate redemption of the money
in circulation, row may then be looked for.
The Boston Post says that Wednesday morning Col
Gushing received orders from Washington embark with
the regiment OF Massachusetts volunteers with all possible
despatch Col Cungs orders repair to the Brazos
de Santiago and there await instructions.
The ceremony OF presenting gold ring Col. Cushing
by the ladies' OF Newburypor took place Market Hall on
Tuesday evening The presentation was made by a Young
lady, selected by the ladies for the purpose The colonel
piled in gallant and patriotic speech, occupying about
half hour. The ladies also addressed by Major
Abbott and others.
THE MaRKETs-The Baltimore -four and grain market
to-day has been less active Holders of Howard street -four
refusing all offers under 6 90 and consequently
ing has been done. The impression is that prices will
rally. the present depression is caused principally
by the scarcity Of vessels. City Mills held at
SO 80, which buyers unwilling give. Corn
meal is in good request Sales of Pennsylvania
brands making 81 SIS and of Baltimore kiln dried
at IS $5 l2asone very choice SIS 25 per barrel Good
prime red wheat selling in small lots 100 ISa cents
Corn has receded. and sales of white making SO to
80, and OF yellow at 81 90 Wskey % in hogsheads
and 29A cents in barrels Las l66
At New York, yesterday -four was not active; common
southern kinds offered 81; all kinds of prices have
been reported for western canal but the last sale change
1000 barrels good brands Michigan ut 81 2-thereore
the market Thursday quoted at 81 Is 81 87A-
1000 barrels Brandywine meal sold SIS Is Corn
was pentyevery description Of small craft which arrives
having on boards the sales reached 20 900 bushels
81 81 %, but principally at 81.
The telegraph reports to-day that sold
81 81 81 49, whchis decline of l63 81 per b
the sales of Thursday Prime white wheat III c which
sales reported Sales of white 100 lO2
About $4,000 bushels changed hands 1903 IO5
for yellow. Oats sold at SO cents per bushel Whkey in
barrels rather duh AT q cents.
At Philadelphia, yesterday, about 1000 bbls -four sold
at IS 90. The price of 81 per bushel At this
there sales Thursday of $4,000 bushels and
yesterday of ii 900 bushels
The telegraph today reports the -four market less
tive, though holders generally firm 80 So with small
sales Pennsvana brands Mt this price Buyers
much inclined operate There still good demand
for meal sales made at - 7b It's held higher
by some. nf
No transactions in wheat the supply is still very small
Sales moderate extent of yellow at 81 81
per bushel. Oats 30 40 cents rye s. cents.
Sales of 100 hhds. New Orleans sugar cents per
pound which is slight advance Sales also Of New Or
leans moasses at 35i s6a per gaon being
advance-the quality prime
THE COTTON MARKEr,-At New Yo.k, on Thursday, the
900 bales Yesterday sales of about 600
bales reported at fall of per pound deduction
the prices paid before the arrival the Sarah Sands
The telegraph. to-day reports mness in the
market, and sales of 200 bales ut erday's