The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-01
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, February l-5 p. m.
e.eort.yDsparrs Of the remaing Of Captain Bov. and
Lieutenant Graham to Washington.-Death of Monroe
Edpards-Cericai chamge.-7He cotton, -FOUR and grain
markets.
Since early hour yesterday morning, city has been
in constant commoton and whilst write this letter the
excitement is at its height The brig c. H. Rogers
nounced yesterday morning rs approaching the city,
and our military called together by the firing of min
ute guns whilst flags waving from the shipping and
every prominent point of the city at hamast in honor of
the gallant dead she bearing their homes from the
bloody field of Monterey The vessel did reach the
wharlas evening however, until late hour, and of
the remains removed except those of Captain Ran
doph Rdgely, which escorted by the Chesapeake
Rihemen and the Junior Arterists the armoy the
latter company, where guard of honor has been sta
toned.
This afternoon however, the remains of all of them are
being removed and being escorted by a number OF
military companies to the various points agreed upon for
their temporary depose. First came the Independent
Blues of the largest and bestdscipned companies in
the city, with their famous band escorng the remains of
their late commander Lieutenant Colonel Watson the
residence of his bereaved widow and orphans. Then
came the Junior Arterss with the remains of the gallant
Herman Thomas, of Hartford county, who distinguished
himself Monterey, and fell in the ranks of the Texan
rangers. And even now, as wrte the Chesapeake Rifle
accompanied by delegations from the Franklin Fire
Company OF Washington city, and the Washington Blues,
and officers of the other military companies of your
city, cscong the the remains of Captain Boyle
and Lieutenant Graham They win doubtless be received
with distinguished honors in Washington
Immediately in the of the hearse containing the
remains of Colonel Watson, followed his gallant banner
bearer, "Old Hart" who lost his in the battle
that brought death his leader Under his right
carried roll Of bunting.
The mail from the NORTH this afternoon brings but little
of interest
perceive that Monroe Edwards, the great orger has
died at Sing Sing of consumption.
perceive that the Rev. c. M. Butler, formerly Of George
town. but recently of Grace church. Boston, has resigned
tn the
Washington d. G. The effect of northern climate on the
health of member of his family given the
this STEP
At Baltimore this morning. flour has not been 90 active
but holders continue firm Sc The Sarah Sands
with fourteen days later news is anxiousy looked
She has been fourteen days to-day though her speed
not known.
can hear of no transactions in wheat and corn to-day
there being afoa and holders of parcels in
have advanced their prices several bushel above
sales which for both yellow and white corn, IS
CENTS sale of T. 900 bushels white and yellow made
this morning 95 cents being advance of 10 per
bushel Good prime Maryland red wheat 81 20 81 80
ordinary good red wheat 81 Is 81 25 rye 20 75eents
oats 40 a AZ cents
Ar New YORK. on Saturday, there change in the
-four markets sales of western canal were made at SO sly
ST. and of Georgetown SO go 1000 barrels Jersey
meal sod deliverable in the month of April, mt 49, Corn
was in demand and $1,000 10000 bushels of vari-
GUS sold 81 05 weight Sales Of wheat
were made at 81 As vi 50.
The telegraph brings us nothing from the New York mar
ke to-day, though presume its position may be Judged
from that of the Philadephia market.
AT PHLApEIrHA on Saturday, in four operations
moderate the stock sale being much reducedtransac-
tons to the extent of 1000 barrels made mostly &c.
including some good lots at SO Oh 6 III part of the
sales being for future delivery Corn meal in firm request
with sales barrels - 62a delivered next month
Wheat scarce notice sale of prime red al l3l cents
Coru is wanted and sales of yellow reported 80
a 95 cents. Oats bring "a accents
The telegraph to-day, reports the Philadelphia market
not quite 80 active in -four Saeswee made this
ing of 5000 barrels Pennsylvania brands at 86 barrel
The demand for grain still active, and sales Of prime
yellow corn making at SO to 30 cents Whskey was
in fair request at n cents per gallon in barrels
Tur COTTON MARKET--At New York, Saturday, the
cotton market was firm, but in consequence Of Its being
steamer day, only 5000 or 1000 bales were sold.
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