The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-24
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Feb. q, 1875 p m.
Fine ,ceather.-7he resumption bM-Spece by the Cam
bria.-Egect of the me,cs on the markets, $.c.
The weather continues clear and pleasant and
are thronged with the youth and beauty of the city.
The bill for the resumption of the payment of interest
the State debt still under discussion in the House of Dele
gates. The impression still is, that it will become law,
and observe that State stocks slowly advancing
There local news of interest to-day for
muncae and the mail from the north brings nothing of inn
portance.
$50 OOO follows: One hundred passengers E4 E4O0
600 gold at per f2000; three hundred and thirty
tons freight, e. E23l0 small parcels E40O parcels
and passengers from Halifax EIO0; for the mails e. $50
total, Ell 1924.
The Cambria brought out according to the Boston pm
pers, 50, 100000.
The Boston Journal of Monday says,
'The decline in the price of flour in this market this
forenoon consequence of the news by the Cambria, is
about thyseven and half cents, at which decline
large sale of Howard street made"
y of Capt Judkns, that the 4th large number of
sells with breadstuas arrived at Liverpool and that the
price of flour fell on that day dollar a barrel"
This, if correct, is an important item.
EFFECT ON THE MARKETs.-ln the Baltimore
rket to-day, there better feeling with regard to
breads the private advices having caused advance.
sale of 200 barrels of Howard street -four made late
last evening SIS st which price is generally commended
for this morning. Some holders unwilling to take less
than So City Mills -four is firmly held at SO, and corn
81 10 Sales of white at 80 cents, and OF yell
crday 40 cents; rye 80 cents clover seed So 30 a
IS 62I prime. Whskey is held % % per gal
lon Provisions firm and groceries tending upwards.
At New York, yesterday, the evening papers, the
strength private advices, the opinion that the de-
cline at Liverpool only temporary and that advance
was certain The statement of Capt Judkns, noticed in
the first part oil my letter. that flour had declined dollar
pc barrel on the 4h Immediately before the sailing of the
steamer was credited Flour and grain had recovered
from the depression 1000 barrels Genesee sold Change
at ST. which price refused for the like quality South
ern flour is held SO 80 SO IS; corn meal $5 10000
bushels corn mixed prime and ordinary qualities sold at
80 95 cents; 5000 bushels prime white yellow, &c. al
90 ST.; closing firm. Provisions very firm but no
sales of importance have made. Whskey sold
early in the morning % cents but % cents asked
The telegraph to-day fails to bring any advces from the
New York market
AT Philadelphia to-day, the flour market was without
any special change yesterday though the receipt Of
private letters had made holders finn. Sales were
made to-day OF $500 barrels of Pennsylvania brands at
So rs. There a slight advance in corn meal, with
sales 81 so 81 6sl There was also better feeling
grain with advance in prices. Sales of prime red
wheat were made 1870 Sales also TO fair extent
OF yellow corn at IS 80 and 100 per bushel The
highest sales yesterday 80 cens oats ~ cents rye
So IA 80 cents and coverseed So 90.
The corroy MARKEr-The New York Commercial of
Tuesday in speaking of the effect of the news, says
"The depression in the cotton market is estimated by
dealers here only I'd h. between the SAILING OF the
Sarah Sands and the Cambria Brown Shlpey Liver
low the highest point the departure OF the steamer oil
January g. The general aspect of trade in the manuiac-
turing districts and the OF the letters we have seen
will Justify in anticipating any immed late improve
ment in the condition of the market
The high rate of freight in New York. ID being offered
and refused has prevented operations in that market
aFM HOUSE FOR RENT.-rwo-story brick, with base
lA men, on Al street. between Pennsylvania avenue and