The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-03
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BALrrMoHE, Nov 2-5 p m.
Singular storm Nomaatfo~ fm govs~oy.- The speaker
ship The steamer Hibsrnia. Shakspsars rsadisg Death
Of Hon Richard Thomas The markets, &C.
We had last night Of the queerest specimens Of
weather In the memory OF the oldest inhabtan Il
sisted Of rain and hail. accompanied by rolling thunder
and most vivid flashes OF lightning II lasted about two
hours, when the moon shone out brightly with clear
sky which still continues.
correspondent from Chestertown, In this mornings
Argus urges the nomination OF John g. Cuttings. ESQ., Of
baltimore county, as the democratic candidate for COVER
OF Maryland. Mr. Cuttings appears to have popular
~ in all sections of the State He halls from the "Gbra
of democracy which, by Its large majority, elevated
the present worthy Executive
The mention of the Hon. Robert M. McLane, of this city
MS the democratic candidate for the speakersp of the
House OF gives great pleasure TO his nu.
friends In this city, both personal and political.
The Hberna to be taking her time on her
present trip from Liverpool The telegraph is in good
working order Sackvile, New Brunswick, but the
present tdings have been received Of her
rival Halifax. She will bring important relative
the difficulty between Russia and Turkey and also paric
uar 70 the reception or rejection Of Mr. Riyes by the
French government.
A Yankee girl from Connecticut named Miss E. Kim
erv is about entering the lists reader Of Shakespeare
at Philadelphia. in opposition TO Mrs. Kemble.
The steamer Crescent City Is expected New York at
the close of next week, with month later Intelligence
from California
The Hon Richard Thomas, OF ST. Mary's county, Mary.
land, died at his residence Tuesday last He had filed
many important stations and had represented st. Marys
county in beth branches of the legislature having presided
over the Senate for six years.
r. M. Magraw, esq, this morning re-eected presi-
dent OF the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad Compa-
ny Mr.. Magraw has transmitted $4,000 to the State
treasurer on account Of interest during the year. being
$4,000 more than the treasurer's estimate.
The Bodsco hoax to have furnished subject for
conversation in all the northern cities; and although
laughed at, disposed take back the
harsh language that launched against the Russian
Gear.
The MARKErs.-In the Baltimore Market this morning,
there change in four. The sales during the week
have been quite active, both of City Mills and Howard
street, at the uniform price Of 80 per barrel The sales
about 900 barrels of all kinds including several
lots Of Susquehanna Corn meal, city med, limited sales
at $s 25 Small sales Of rye -four % 90 80 per
rel Prices of wheat are without change. Sales the
close Of the week, fair quotation for the whole week.
ane good red 81; prime 81 OF to 81 O6; Virginia white
81 l0a 81 IL; and family -four white quote 81 Is
10 $l-2o per bushel Corn has been somewhat dull this
week. the demand having sackened, and the quality
that received being rather inferior quote yesterday
sales for yellow 60 and for mixed and white So
cents. Maryland rye IS Sc Oats 30 80 cents.
Black. eyed peas quote at 70 cents per bushel.