American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24
MORE FOREIGN INTETLIGENcE

1N"iASS
eotion, we are compelled to 90 to press befor
the arrival of the midnight mail, and conse
quently some of our readers received their na
Pers yesterday without the foreign news whicl
appeared III greater portion of our edition
1t possessed very little interest, however, w,
make the following additional extracts today
from Wilmer and Smiths European Times Of
the eth inst.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. With increas;,r
imports OF American Produce, and laroer stocks
Oh most articles in consequence, the trade is
each month assuming a more important as
Pect, and securing more general attention
among the commercial interests of this conn
Try The continued prosperity of trade in the
manufacturing districts, by securing full en-
pioYment and increased means to the WORKING
classes, is telling largely on the consumption If
DIVISIONS, ana which has already given an
o"tiet iof american Produce to much great
er extent than usual.-In Beef the TRANSACTIONS
nave not been extensive, the market barely SIM
pheu with prime parcels, and the dealers zen
orally holding back for more extensive arrivals
fpI TINS seasons cure. Our quotationsare for
fold, the small parcels ofnew that have come n
mana not being sufficient to establish its value.
he prospect OF the market, however, still con-
UIueS gooa, and steady sale may be cal
CulaIeo upon Tor really prime qualities of Anne /
Ilcan, especially for such as NAV come nnder
brands that are already favorably known. mon
the market. Nothing would contribute more
ITO the successful establishment of a trade in
Beet with this country, than the contininr If
hlp!nents TO such brands as are already knswn
anu 1 Hhe!y 10 be permanent-the great irregu-
taiity 81 Piices last season being Principally
caused by the variety of brands and modes Of
packing. With regard to Pork, we regret that
we cannot give more favorable report than in
our former advices Irish still maintains very
Sigh rates, and is in limited supply, but the in.
terror character of American prevents lis he,nr
TAKEN as substitute. A prime article, packed
WIN more care and cleanliness, would COM
!hahd an extensive sale, at high prices.-The
imports OF Cheese have been large during the
inoleii, ana both as regards their condition on ,
ARRIVAL, and the general quality and selections {
.. Tue shipments, are proving decidedly superb r
or 10 these OF last season. Their sale is con- !
sequently much facilitated and we have every =
prospect OF large and steady trade in the arti f.
Gle throughout the winter. The demand in the f.
past month was large, increasing towards the d
'iose' III consequence OF the advanced rates OBJ u
ehed at the Chester and other Cheese fairs: n w
BiesPohaihg advance cannot be secured in 81
s'neiica; but we quote the market fully rs to
% n,Sher ior al qualities, and with firm tone Of
IN the part of holders A hiober range If "
prices than usual is expected to be maintained q;
throughout the season, owing to the DEFICIENCY 81
y the make of English Cheese, and the great Il,
'aVance IN the value of Butter.-For Lard we h;
rave also had very free sale, and are enabled tc
ADVANCE our quotations for extra fine quail :
les III Kegs, rs, and in barrels, Is per cwt.- to
ne secondary and interior sorts, for manulac III
uEihg purposes, have not improved in value to wi
nc same extent, but they are also a shade high
r. and for all kinds there is a good trade de- or
iand-the price being already too high rela- tie
'ey with Iallow to allow of any speculative tb
ansactIons.-The Tallow market has been an
unusually quiet since the date of our last cir NJ,
mar and decline of6d per cwt. has been gen. ST.,
any submitted TO on all kinds. 42s is now ms
e Price OF ST. Petersburgh, but an advance lv
inns rate is more probable than decline sb,
e seasons shipments from Russia baving nae
osed, with falling off in the export to this p pr
untry, as compared with the last season. of dor
,ooo casks Shipments of American NAV rnl
eretore be made in the full confidence of Sc II
ring at least present rates. especially as the the
81 parcels now coming in are bought by the nell
ihuiers III preference TO any other in the mar tha
t'-Butter continues to advance in price. and If
continuation OF our last advice, we can with bo1,
ls.ience recommend shipments from the Uni OFF,
States, and would suggest that the lower nev
ced qualities (f fit for eating or for culinary dix
rposes,) would be the safest shipment. In cnto
mlder and finer sorts, we would fear such hasa
deterioraton in quality on the passage as men
uld bring them down to the level of the in ticel
|pr. seIN
he "Great Western" last week, bropcbt fame
intelligence of the election of MIR. Polk. as ceny
fldent OF the United States. A different cloth
pit had been anticipated. A struggle SO tbe
pentous must have important consequences, the
accordingly the subject has been viewed three
analysed in every possible light and shape Misses
re English press. Republicanism in every the n
le, democratic influences, with all their adj TENTH
fges and drawbacks, the success and other MOVIE
pf the great North American family ex- plv Il
Hent, since It cut all connexon with John to tn
|11ahd SET aP housekeeping on its own ac- place
ah tnose topics have passed in review, of tn
aqave oeen treated at great length, with Thu
- aolilty, and, generally speaking, with conce
Il, during the last few days. No country Thus
IA world puzzles the political economists to mn
spectators in abstract theories so much offepc
her ,ho I1 o.a'os ~ an enigma: people be gre
LIP tne Union daily going AHEAD, increas- ed: il
Ihsli the elements of national prosperity. been \
aoong IN all that constitutes wealth and he ar,
Sfes, and yet hardly day passes that its uhe1
SP1euin Is not predicted. at cannot pos shall
S,ping togetherI' exclaims one-and the @, ~.
siaVf the South is referred to. at con. raw ba
lai'slin Its bosom the elements of dissolu- him =
'io''es snother-and the array of races he wo