The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-27
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE. February

BALTIMORE, February q, 1917.
Heary Ratn-Prospect of the Resumption BH-Gad III
a"gs lo he starring poor Of Ireland ai,d SeoandAaer-
lcan Gold-Ihe Markets, &c.
There is prospect of a heavy flood in The suuoundng
streams, all OF which are pouring the bay heavily
swollen caused by the continuous Great are en-
tetained for the Underwater canal and other improvements
on the Susquehannah river
The resumption bill is still before the lepsaura aud On
lar as the House of Delegates concerned will probably
DC decided to-day The impression again gaining ground
that it will pass
The Boston Daily Advertiser publishes the following inn
Po'h nonhcation, copying from of Mr. Elhu Burritt
oive Leaves, sent by the Cambria The official note
was not received by Mr. Burnt in time for the mail and
he came to Liverpool by the express which brought pa
pers OF the 18th;
TREASURY CHAMBERS, Feb. Sd, 1870.
NGKNrLEMEN; ! am commanded by the lords commits
80 vonr o. he Naes treasury to aoquant YOU in reply
" your e'er OF the LIST instant, addressed Lord John
mat the lords will be prepared pay the freight
he S0e snn o % sP
districts in Scotland proof being afforded that the art
tions and have been appropriated to charitable objects
am gentlemen your obedie len servant, ,,,
Messrs Elihn Bunitt and James L. F. Warren, "a New
The of New York has sent one million and a
nan more foreign gold, making two million and half 10
be recoined into American gold.
lHE NaRkErsln the Baltimore market to-day no trans
actions in flour have taken place Holders of Howard
brands are firm in asking sc, and unwilling 10 take
mat Clty Mills is held at SO l2 Sc 2-no sales Corn
meal 81 rs.
Good prime red wheat selling in small parcels at 1923
to $50 cents, and ordinary good lis l22 cents Not
much done in corn. Sales OF white 80 81 cents and
OF yellow at " 80 cents 40 rye 80 cents clio
verseed IS SO SIS 62A
Whiskey is worth Is % in hhds and bbs Sales
moderate.
AT New York, yesterday, the market flour was steady
at VI Tor Genece with fair inquiry The sale. reach
bbls ut that price for Gcnesee mostly for export The
demand from the trade very good and there consd
cradle doing at ST ST % OfBaltmore city 300 bbs sold
on the wharf at Sc 62k
The telegraph to-day, reports that the New York flour
market continues inn sales of about 5000 barrels Gene
see at ~ and less than which holders unwilling to take
small sales OF Baltimore SO so southern brands are gen.
orally held at SO 62a So rs. Corn meal 81 S7t So The
grain market was not quite active Prime white Gene
see wheat was worth 81 10. sale of 600 bushels white
not prime quality, l5S Sales a moderate extent
OF white corn nj % to 80 cents and of yellow do SO
per bushels oats 40 SO cents rye SO 100 cents clover
seed to 8! cents.
AT Philadelphia, to-day, report has been received by
telegraph of the markets. Yesterday the -four market was
Inactive There sales of -four or corn meal Hold
as the latter could be obtained Rye SIS u.s. No sales
OF grain Corn was held at sS 80 No wheat or rye
on the market Oats 80 40 Whiskey was % 30 cts
in bbls.
HE COTTON MAnKEr.-The telegraph from New York to-
day, reports the cotton market dull with sales notice
and prices the decline On Thursday there sales
OF about 1900 bales of Yesterday sales about
700 bales reported up to two o'clock p steady prices