The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-22
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, July rs, p. m.
D,.nsss at the morthIhe aoeatherIhe Wheeling f9mi-
mus.-EGsct of the Carlisle riot markets. NC
The mail from the NORTH this afternoon, brings nothing
in the shape news except the usual number OF incidents
and accidents the day The weather continues warm,
with an occasional storm
The sudden movement made by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for connection with Wheeling as the terminus Oh
the road at the Ohio river instead of Pittsburgh, has doubt
less caused surprise those who not cognsant
of the which brought about this result Strange
may it is nevertheless true that the rioos proceed
Carlisle which resulted in the de ath OF an estinabe
citizen IIagerstown (Mr Kennedy whilst attempting
regain possession of two of his runaway slaves the
incentive this sudden decision. II caused the stockholders
pause and reflect the consequences that might result
from carrying their road through State which would per-
such proceedings and encourage them by legis
latve enactment. The citizens of all the saveholding
States might desire travel with their would
have been either debarred from travelling this road
else submit be robbed of their property. This Carlisle
riot had the effect of practically illustrating the law
passed by Pennsylvania this snbjecr, and
elusive and satisfactory that the Wheeling terminus was
carried almost unanimously.
Since | commenced writing, storm OF dust, rain and
wind, accompanied by thunder and lightning has COM
menced, and the rain is falling in most satisfactory
manner We have now had good shower of rain every
evening for nearly week past
The MARKETs.-The flour market is dull, and little
doing Sales have been in small lots prices varying
cordng to brand and condition. There is fair demand
for esh-ground Howard four though article is
small lots purchased Mt SO 81
and mixed brands SIS IL SIS 25 Ohio hour-nearly
all of which is in condemned barelswll not bring over
81 sly in large quantities, and IS by the drayoad Fresh
ground City Mills -four from and old wheat is in re-
quest, and will generally command SIS So sale of
barrels Virginia corn meal has been made 49, The sup
ply all kinds of grain continues light Sales in small
parcels making of good prime red wheat 100 no
cents white do. los l5 Small sales Of white and
yellow making 63 IS 80 40 cents
rye 6S 10 cents sale OF 600 bushels at 6S cents.
AtNew York, this morning. the feeling in flour lit
tie betersaes of 5000 bbs at SIS rs for Genesee,
SIS Is IS 37A southern and 81 s7i 5 for Michigan
and Ohio brands Receipts large for the Sales
wes,erHaom meal at So 75a 50 SO.
No, much doing in wheat. Some sales Of white
81 II; prime Genesee held 81 20 ST. 25. Sales of
about q 900 bushels yellow 60 81 prime
mixed IS 81 cts selling "a 81 cts, and rye IS
a ~ cts. and dull
Provisions and groceries little lirmer
Al Philadelphia this morning. the cotton market rather
active with sales of several hundred bales the regular
advance since the steamer of to cent per 10.
Whiskey dull at % q cts Weather very warm.
The supply of -four very small and the market rather
ground at IS % S. 37i and of mixed do So Is
Corn meal dull-hed at S3 %.
Light receipts of grain; sales of prime white wheat
at ZIG 1l9 cents sales also OF yellow 81 66 cts
80 a az cts; rye IS cts.
No change in provisions groceries quiet.
Whiskey dull at "a n Is for hhds. and bbls.
The cotton market is firm with some inquiry though
sales are small.