The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-16

/ pueS nave DeeN large tliS morning. Uut tuS
trade has been dull at the rates of last market
day. The samples of wheat have generally
damp appearance which tends to keey down
the value of that article, the supplies of which
are comparatively much smaller than those of
barley or oats. The arrival of Irish oats is
! $4,000 quarters during the present week, and
the quality much better and heavier than the
Irish oats of 1882
| Flour very dull, having large arrival OF
American bonds;-Wheat, Kent, and Essex,
SOS a 7Os; Suffolk, 50s a Cos Norfolk AIS
! SIS; Flour 55s 5ss; Ditto fine 5ss and COS.
| LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET, Nov. Sal
though between Tuesday last and to day, the
supplies into this port coastwise and troIn Ire
land, have been altogether very moderate, and
we have received no grain or flour within the
last three days from abroad, transactions OF
| limited character only have been practicable
in any article of the corn trade during that inter-
val-holders nevertheless appeared TO evince
| no want of confidence, and the general currency
| of our last circular therefore continued steady.
Having an unusually slender attendance at
| this DAYS market, and TIE millers and dealers
being extremely inactive, there was decidedly
less frmness in every branch of the trade than
in the preceding part of the week. Foreign
wheats although the stock here has been grad
ually decreasing of late, and the present high
rate of duty will necessarily force future I'M
portations into bond--even these descriptions
were very unsaleable this morning, and scarce
! lY retained their previous value. Irish wheats
being also in very slow request, were also the
! turn cheaper; and home grown samples, not
uithstanding such continue to come forward
very sparingly, met little notice at former prl-
ces.
English, Irish, and foreign free flour, upon
! moderate demand, remained stationary in value.
In bond no further sales have transpired.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET, Friday, Nov.
6-There has been less activity il the demand
this week, and the market has not been so buoy
ant as we last noted it; but we are unable to
reduce our quotations for any description.
There has been more difficulty in obtaining ex-
IRENE prices for short staple American, Surat
and Brazis, whilst Egyptian and Sea Island are
rather higher. 1850 bales have been taken on
speculation; the rest ofthe sales to the trade
The transactions on the whole being very mo-
derate, the present report lowing to its being
given out rather earlier than usually will not
embrace the entire of to. days transactions,
which will probably reach 1000 bales OF all
kinds. The import this week is 1900 bags, and
the sales are 1890 viz:
d. d, Same period last year d. d
| 6no Sea Jslaads l3Ial9 100 Sea Island, 20 a9f
! 90 Stained do Tia 81 80 stained do ll4al4
300 100 Upland Upland ~ 5a6i 1880 Upland 90
| 500 N. Orleans IA u $50 N Orleans ao4
$3.50 Alabalaa, &c STA Ct $500 Alabama &c 54A'a
Up to Nov. g. 1910. 1889
Taken on speculation, bales 100000 256;ogo
| Taken for export, 95,OfO to;t1s
Taken by the trade, l,Ol4,5lo eV9'i Lou
| Stock in Liverpool, Nov. 9th. 44l,7Oo 3lO,l9O
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures FRIDAY
EVENING, Nov. 6-CoTroE TRADE.-Imngs
have varied but little for the last ten days-ex-
cept that the frmness, shown by many manu-
facturers on Tuesday, has, since that period,
altogether disappeared; and prices must be no.
ted shade lower than at that period. Indeed
prices are row TO 10 per cent. below those OF
! the most depressed period of 1887. In yarns
there is less doing: few shipping houses hay
ing left of purchasing for the season. This,
with the state of the money market, will Proba-
bly, cause prices still further to decline: since
Tuesday, the tendency has been that way.
BoURsE.-PARIs, THURSDAY, Nov. D.
! Half past Mree.-The King having delivered
his speech in the Chamber ofDepuues for the
opening of the Session, at precisely quarter
past one, its contents reached the Bourse short
iv after the beginning of business, and the
French Stocks gradually advanced. For the
! Account the Three per Cents opened at 77t50c,
rose to 77l95c and then reached TO 1850, rise
of 9Oc. The Five per Gents, from 1897 SOC,
advanced to ll0f lOc., and closed at 1901 6Oc.
For money the Three per Gents are If l0c.
higher. The Banks of France Shares are 4Of
higher, and the Belgian Bank l5f. The Span
ish Active better; closing at 224. The Nea-
poitan Bonds sc better. The Railway Shares
have also improved.