The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-26
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, June

BALTIMORE, June 26-5, p. m.
Very hot peather Departure of the President from Phadel
qhia-Hs arriuH IN Neo York.-1he Hon. James BIZ
chanam.--The baltimore, New York, and philadelphia
markets, &c.
The weather, to-day, is most intoeraby hot-indeed, it
is decidedly the of the The very bricks
and paving-stones seem to be gasping for breath.
The mail from the north brings nothing to-day
cept the of the progress of the President The
"Philadephia Ledger thus records his departure from
Philadelphia:
s'DrrAnrunE THE PRESIDENT. The President and suite
Esh at walnut Wharf Judge Nance Judge
Christy Colonel Florence, General Roumfort Commodore
Stewart Sheriff Lelar, Joel B. Sutherland and Others OF
the Philadelphia committee, in attendance and pro-
ceeded over to Camden, where the company received
with salute of tweny-one guns and the cheers of the
populace assembled at the depot landing Captain Micke,
who was deputed by the authorities of Camden welcomed
President into New Jersey and expressed the pleasure
il would give the citizens to have him among them as
guest for short period in order that they should have
Opportunity extend the hospitaities OF the city, The
returned his sincere thanks for the cordial well
given him entering upon the soil OF New Jersey,
but regretted that previous precuded the
possibility of his tarying with his ieow.cizens OF Cam
den PRESENT. yet he hoped on his RETURN that the oppo
unity would be afforded So %nen desired N on MS oP part
sistng George H. Purzer, Carson Crous, and Linus
esa were asG b a Of be
AT o'clock precisely, the special train left the Camden
depot mode were that the Jersey commit.
tee should accompany the Presidents party to Amboy,
board steamboat NanderDl char
arad for be occasion, the of the distinguished
should be transferred to the committee OF arrangements
from New York city,
rive refer our readers to the letter from New York
particulars respecting the Pres
dents arrival in city, and the gratifying and enhus
nsc welcome which he received in the great porium-
UNION
The Hon James Buchanan, Secretary of State passed
hrou I'll Baltimore this afternoon, New York,
oin the President his visit the New England States
Tu, he Raltmore mar ks there
was inqpiry for Howard street -FOUR and sales have
taken place. in all, the extent of about 1000 bbls. al
So So with rather sellers than buyers; small sale:
also been made So l3} Nothing done in City Mills
-four; the last sales So rs, than which it will
not now command-very little on hand. Susquehanna
-four will not bring Sc 80. Corn meal duh at 81 50
The supply of grain is small Sales of Pennsylvania red
wheat l25 1873 sale yesterday of 500 bushels
prime Pennsylvania red at l3I good prime Maryland
ranges from Il5 l23 cents white wheat las $50 cents
Corn is dull sales of yellow at 81 a IS cents while IS
80 cents; OATS 90 cents; rye 100 cents. Whskey is dull
and will bring 80 80 Provisions and gro
ceres quiet.
At New York, this morning, the market for -four was very
dull and prices had a downward tendency. Dealers
beginning hold off for further from Europe There
were sales this morning and during first part of change OF
some 5000 bbs. Genesee, 81; than which ship
pers are unwilling give Ohio and Michigan, So 81
g. Southern -four will not bring over "a oe 70 ~ w