The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-15
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, March 10, 1875, pm.
Trial of TmmoA festival shipboard-Ns,o Hampshire
eicctionBooh the tragdian7h The -four grain, and cotton
markets. &c.
The trial of Turner, the deaultng bank clerk,
commenced this morning by strong speech from the Hon.
John Nelson behalf of the prisoner His guilt being adj
mited the argument principally the point wheh-
there any law punish his offence The general opn-
ion seemed to be that he would escape this Indictment
though there several others still pending against him.
He is charged with stealing check which had been
padhs counsel takes the ground that, after check is
paid, it is longer check, but receipt for moneys
paid.
grand festive to-day board the immense
packet-shp Admiral which is loading with 1000 bbs -four
for IIavre. There nearly three hundred ladies'
board the invited guests of Lambert Cuttings, esq., the
consgnee and the captain Of the vessel Wines ices cakes.
and CONNECTIONS of variety made TO disappear
if from under the hand of a magician.
The result of the New Hampshire election thus briefly
summed up in the northern papers civilians, democrat,
elected governor To the Senate six democratic
beers certainly elected in the 1s 4h 6h Sh 10Th, and
18th districts and perhaps an additional one in the Sd
100 democrats elected 10 the house, 1873 wings and indie
pendent 81 yet to be heard FROM which mostly demo-
cratic.
Booth the ragedan has just filled engagement of six
nights the Musuem, and has renewed his engagement
Tor another week. He is drawing immense houses and
every friend of the drama will be gratied hear that
Richard is himself again" He performs better than he
has for years, and in plain English to be
reformed man.
The MARKETs.-The flour market, to-day, was little
firmer than Saturday. though nothing doing How
ard brands sold So rs Saturday last but to-day
this price offered, and refused. City Mills sold
So Corn meal is held at 50 37h 81 SO; rye -four IS.
Good prime red wheat is quoted 81 Is 81 rs white
corn 10 IA yellow 10 so Oats 4S
Rye IS cents; and clover seed So SIS 37A Whiskey is
held Mt % ~ cents per gallon.
At New York, today, the telegraph reports that there
rather better feeling in the -four market, with moderate
sales Of Cenesee -four 81 at which price holders were
firm. Southern brands, Baltimore and GEORGETOWN at
Sc so SO 68s Corn meal is still firm SIS Sc 06{ Not
much is doing in wheat prime Genesee is held 81 TO-
Sales of white made 81 to 80 cents and OF
yellow "a Sales of rye 80 81 cents, and
of 80 Clover seed in little better request
with sales of prime at 81 cents per pound. Whisky
dull at n cents per gallon
AT Philadelphia to-day the transactions in -four
fair extent Sales of 5000 barrels Pennsylvania brands
made SIS rs TO S5 sllhoders generally contend
ing for the latter price sale of 1000 barrels meal
was made at "a 37h sale of Cuba sugar made
day ut cents per pound which indicates decline The
quality was not considered prime Wbiskey dull at
"a 27a cents per gallon.
The COTTON maRKEr.-At New York, to-day, cotton
tinued firm, and prices fully sustained but
tons moderate On Saturday sales of cotton did
coed bales Holders very firm, and did show
any disposition press sales. The sales of the week
amount to 5000 bales.
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