The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-18
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE Feb 1876, p
Progress of nle Tslegraph-Modd Artistes H.ppressd
Grand BaH.-The markets, &c.
We are now in daily communication by telegraph with
Charleston s. c.. and the by the Hibernia
was learn published in the Mercury and Courier of tina
city on Thursday morning, although it did arrive at
New York until O'Clock the previous night This is
annhilang time and space in good Commercial
dispatches daily passing between Boston, New York,
and Charleston
The mode artistic obsceny" has progressed in this ctv
rom partial nudity absolute nakedness the models be-
selected from the sinks Of vice in this city; and Mavor
Davies ha, called the city councils for authority to sup
press their further exhibition by the strong of the law
which will l presume, be effected tonight.
The second grand ball among fashonables came off
last night at Carroll Hall. The magnificent saloon was
filed and among the company were several members of
Congress.
Tar MAnKErs-In the Baltimore market TODAY. there
were sales of 300 bbs mixed brands Howard street flour
AT S5 62A and rather buyers than sellers The
port demand very moderate and the sales generally
for home use and the eastern trade. Receipts and nspec
continue light compared with those OF this time last
YEAR The last sales of City Mills reported early in tho
week were at SIS rs Nothing done since. Holders
now holding So 81 to SO, without finding purchasers
The receipts of all kinds of grain throughout the week
have been comparatively small, and prices exhibit
snecin change Good prime red wheat is selling
1920 l27 cents ordinary good lis l20 cents white
wheat 1916 1872 cents, and family flour do l86 l38 cents
Very little white wheat of any kind in market
Corn has been rather dull. The receipts moderate
and prices have varied but little until to-day when sales
s.yer,l thousand bushels both white and yellow were
made at an average of s cents bushel We may quote
White At At 4s cents and yellow do 48 40 cents. Sales
f rye small at SO cents per bushel We quote Mary
land oats at 35 SO cents, and Virginia do 80 n cents
with sales.
AtNew York. this morning, the steamers viewed
as rather depressing upon the market for breadstus Some
sales of -four at So SO l2A for common brands
and choice SO l2A IS Is southern held % Is Corn
meal dull 81 ST. Wheat is in fair request for milling
but there export demand Genesee is worth 100
md ,ivad1 I,,ll nd
declining under the Mixed SO 60 cents, and yell
low go 81 cents; oats 46 AZ Provisions in
steady request No change in groceries There is some
inquiry for cotton and holders are little fmer under the
Some sales of upland, fair quality, at slight adj
vance. Whiskey 24i Is cents per gallon.
At Philadelphia, this morning, tho foreign news had q
depressing effect upon the market generally Breadsrms
are heavy, and tending downward There We're sellers
to-day on Change and buyers. Of -four 1t ~ ~ Corn
meal - 80 ~ So Supply OF eran gnr g a saiss ..
mime md wheat per bushei Com - dwH, with
sales of yellow at 81 cts.; white 30 q 81 cts " H
The provson market steady IS last quoted Groceries
in fair demand " 49,
There il some inquiry for cotton, but no sales OF moment
have taken place holders are hrmer
Whskey is selling at "a rs cts per gallon