The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-02
CITY LV7,E7LLIGENCE,

@ The BOSTON STEAMER-The steamer Joseph Whitney
solomon Howes, commander, of the Boston line sailed
hence at O'Clock Saturday afternoon last her
ger list being as follows:
Mrs o. Dennis Mrs. J. II Wylie Miss Priscilla Hooper 2
remington and daughter o. A. Parker J. Ewall Jno D.
starr: j. A Miller Daniel Cloud, Theo Warner F. D. II
Ganvier, c. H. Roche Mr.. Cooke, Mr.. Williams G. A
Morgan, R. H. Walker, Mr. Gobrecht, D. r. Carson. l. H
ioDlnSon Geo. w Robinson Jacob Wesley Albert Fulton
A j. Corter, VIM Metcalf, Mrs. Geo. Wright Mrs Fl d
Mears and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Kibourn Miss XII.
6ourn, j. H. Wye, H. V. Someryille L. D. Taylor J. A
Stoddard, H. A. Dutton Henry A. Garsy Geo Spillman
! H. Roche John Nolen, J. Harvey, Jr, O. Dennis W
Sclater, all of Baltimore; Geo Jones Miss Lncv lana
MISS Mary Jones, Miss Leetia Jones, Miss J ionndes
MISS Bessie Loundes and Mrs H. Black, all of MARYLAND
NJ. Conway and wife, Rev Y P. Barber, lady child and
servant, of Cambridge, Nd Mrs DR. Thos II Williams +
NJ Miss Willie Hooper and Miss Pitt of Cambridge Md
kev. DR. Duncan lady and child Ekton Nd; Richard b
irvln a. J. Falls, Mr.. Brodhead, John Hartley John An
derson, VIM Wall, Mr.. Rigney, all of Washington u r.
Mr.; Warland and Captain Douglas and lady. Boston p
A Dckey and s. Tate, Dayton, Ohio and Thos Williams
RECOVERY STOLEN WHEAT-As police officer Dani
son. OF the middle district was making his round about
ocock on Saturday morning last in the vicinity of
Dock he learned that boat containing as was snn
posed quantity of stolen wheat lying at that wharf
ana an examination OF the premises sustained those
pclons as, upon his proceeding there he found negro in
charge Of the boat, who made as the officer
The boat contained six or seven bushels of ne nv
white wheat in bags. The boat and the contents were
medatey secured by the officer deposited the wheat
IN the grocery store of Mr. Knowles. the Long Dock to
await the demands of the The supposed robber
managed to make his escape and there is no doubt that
the boat first stolen by him. the wheat denosited
belonged.
the punder was on the point of being deposited in pac
of concealment by the robber when the latter was
nately discovered by the officer named.
CENTRE MARKET RETAIL PRIcEs-In this marriott nm
saturday morning there was large supply of fruit We
getables, and other marketing of this character The
fruit, however, was not of very choice kind We an
pend list of the ruling prices that day Green corn sold
AT III to lSc per doZ waermeons 1Sd37c EACH peache,
5cGS1 peck canteupes 4d10c each; pears 375o pec
good eating apples 25c peck blackberries quart live
chlckens s. 5Od3 doz eggs 15Gl6c doz whoreberries
dSc quart roll butter 2025c. lb; print do, 25q3lc III
blue cages 12c quart; cucumbers S2c per doz damson
Bic peck string beans 2Oc peck potatoes 5c bush
toes 5O75c per peck The fish market but slightly snn
Piled in consequence doubtless of the heat of the weatb
er Soft crabs were held at 75cGs1 per dozen hard crabs
BIC Gs2 each taylors 25d75c per bunch white nerch
12a5oc bunch; yellow perch, 12G25 bunch; sun fish
I2dlSc bunch fresh mackere SOC 81 each; eels I2
25c bunch; fresh mackerel 5O so each; eeis i2625
bunch; catfish, 1Oi91Sc string; sturgeon, &C. b.
IMposTERs.-Complants have of late been freouen+,v
lodged at the Office of the Board Health that parties
representing themselves connected with police de-
or acting under the direction of the Board have
called upon number Of our citizens and demanded thai
they should be permitted carry the city ordinances
In relation to the health laws. With view to the abo
hng of this annoyance the Health officers request sncb
citizens have been be called upon to renort 70
the officer at the City Hail. it is their intention 70 n
ecute all such offenders to the utmost extent of the law
No one is authorized to do such for any one in the
city, unless they have duly authenticated licenses from
the Board ~
REPAIRS TO A STEAMER.-That staunch old Steamer
the Patuxent which the property Messrs Weems
WHICH, lor at least quarter OF century has been
plying upon and safely breastng the bay storms has
hauled up to the works of Mr. Charles Reeder on the
south side of the basn for repairs The superior timber
OF which her hull is composed is attested by the remar
able and unexpected sound condition which an examina
ton of the has shown Constant service has how
ever rendered everhaung and repairs of machin
cry necessary. -
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS WITH THE WEsT-As we Are
informed arrangements pending under the direction NJ
iessrs Genus Barnum, the President and C. c. Adreon
the Superintendent of the Northern Central Railway by
which is anticipated to connections
In
ed comfort to the travelling community and improved IA
citles to the shippers of freight To it
mat the distant roads which were constructed with
wider guage than will be speedily reconstueed to
tne width of roads, that may pass contnups
from one end of the line to the other without the DELAY
ana expense consequent upon change of freight Nc