New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24
By THE SOUTHERN MAI.
Thinss In Philadelphia.
Correspondence o; The Tribune.

rHitAorIrHIA. Jane % is47.
The reception OF the President of cour,e o.,rB.
pies most Of the available excitAb IN, ,os.x and ,h
Is very fair turnout 20 see His Fxc,reo,vbnt
nothing to compare with the grsnd gathering YESTERDAY
At Paramount % see Herr RrSrSrERs second s,,,npt
Al wire walking This time De- Vas successful ard
came OF with flying eolors- But shosld Mr. Potx
make 9 second s,tempt % walk the pens asiaOrsp be
would scarcely be % fortunsie.
TEE weather is quite warm 70 day. sni tho Their.
mometer IS write. stands At > The city i growing
very suliry and everybody who esn Is preparing to
leave
Kshge g'h hooh q very ln,e'lgsn, Chit Of the
Chippewa Nsiion who is member OF the Methodist
Church, sntsso son Of Tsmpersnce sni who hss for
severs years been engaged In advocating plan for the
smeorstOn OF his tribe spoke lsst evening before
temperance meeting. At the Museum He appeared IN
bis native costume, and very interesting account
Of the Aborisnes Of America In general and his own
people in particular.
The steamboat from Newcas,le with the President
and suite arrived here soou, O'Clock I, passed the
Delaware City front up 10 Kensne,on and back snd
the cortege then landed II the Navy Yard srea pro-
cesson was formed snd Q. Is passing np fth st
There has been political display and all parties Join.
ed the procession.
The U ; steamer Princeton. now undergoing atera
lions at Navy Yard will be ready for in abr
three weeks
The new war steamer to be bull, a, this .,ston will,
il is ssi1 be lsii down esrly in August
The President leaves for New York on Friday morn
There town meeting held =, the Roturda Of the
Merchants Exchange. this morning over which GroRGS
ToI.<p ESQ presided and several Delegates
appointed 10 the Chicago River and HsrbOr C0nvsn-
ton.
Holders OF Flour are more hrm day sni there have
been sales inside Of $500 bbls at g. sales 500 bu,h
Pennsy lysna Wheat $50 for red and l52 tor white
Yellow Corn. prime. % to ~ sales Corn Meal
holders sss I So Rye Flour beld 1t ; - ,sles
ported Oats moderate ses At y rs cts for southern
snd Pennsyvsnis Upland Cotton. moderate sales. 1t
l2G l3 cts Whisky in limited request At IS cs in bbls
Groceries per ss, p0 In prices but rather qaieer
Provisions are dropping Sales Mess Pork, new. held
stsl7
In stocks ,o-dsS fair business done Morris sud
Reading stock in \ owed Reading Bonds aud Penns
Sc little dsprefd The general market Was firm,
with following ss{
SALES or srocsf First Board and dnv-5O south.
crn Trust l0i SJtO O. Losn o. 81. lOoi. as Morris
Csnsl % $500 Susq BIDS -. 100 Gir~rd Rk 49,; 100
q : Bk. - 20 Msnt s. Mechs Bk p. ssuoO Lehgh
Mort Loan -; So DO s7l $1,000 state o. % s22 eco
30 -. ,li 700 Reading T. 32s zoo do 32i st2OO do
Bis a. 20 Diamond Coal Co. II, 10 Kentucky Bk, ~,
50 Frm Cop Co $50
Second Board and 8flr-l Penn Bank 800 50 Girsrd
10 4oO0 Reading BIDS "a 20 Reading - and zoe 30
NV. 81, Penn Be-, esp, 3l9i 50 Nioksburg. III
Am Bank, 1851 1000 State S. b5 sls; 80 Vicksoarg
M
PrrrsBURG. June s3-l O'Clock. 2 NJ
There are feet inches water in the channel
Ssles Flour . TIE market has been very quiet and
only about 400 bbs changed hands. and yesterdays
prices have hardly been sustained Sales White Wheat
Al Al White Corn At - 10 30 cts and Yellow at same
dgurss Sales 5000 lhs Feathers At % 20 % cts Moth
ng doing in Cotton Wool ia active demand and prices
steady