American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-25

ment in The s:a and Flour markets, and an at
rance in Priafr. There is IN extensive excite
ment among dealers in Grain and Flour, in
consequence of the late intelligence from Flu
rope. The Baltimore market was entirely un-
settled yesterday, and holders at loss what
prices to name. The Patriot Of last evening
says
So high is the fever at present that dealers
have not yet vehtured to operate to any ex-
tent. Holders generally were undecided This
morning on what price to ask Some were
willing to take $3.50 for City Mills Flour,
whilst Others asked $6 90 l-2 and S6,75. No
sales, however, of this description have come
to our notice. 1t could have been bought at
$3.50. A sale of so bbS. Howard st. Flour
was made on Saturday afternoon subsequent
to the Britannia s arrival, at $3.50 The mar
ket was then very excited and some holders
were asking as high as ST. We hear of no
sales this morning. Holders are firm at sc, so.
Some are asking more-Ieceipt price unsettled.
Holders OF Susquehanna Flour demand SC, rs
A sale of Corn Meal was made to-day at So
81 10, which is an advance.
The grain market also partakes of the same
excitement. Sales: however, of prime Md.
red wheat were made this morning to some ex-
tent at 81 SO per bushel, which price some hol-
ders are willing TO take whilst Others ask an
advance. We note a sale of $500 bushels new
white Maryland corn early in the morning at
10 cts, and another sale of 1000 bushels yell
low do. at - cts. which is an advance of too
l0c. per bushel. Some were asking more
Both white and yellow new prime may be quo
ted at 75a76c. Prime Maryland oats sold at
Acc. Rye is held at - to 76c. per bushel.-
There is good deal of inquiry for cloverseed
and the market is firm with an upward tenden-
cy in prime, owing to the advance in N. York.
Holders Of Whiskey are now demanding CSC.
in bbls. and 23c. per gallon in hhds. 1t will be
: day OF two before the markets become settled
or definite prices of -four and grain can be gi-
ven. The receipts of grain are light and the
stock on hand comparatively small.
We stated yesterday that flour had also adj
vanced in New York on the reception of the
news by the Hbernia. The following letter
from that city, was written on Sunday even
ing, TO the Philadelphia North American.
There was considerable action in Flour at
the opening of business, and the buyers in
some instances paid as high as 1925 for Ge-
nessee, but sellers soon evinced a willingness
to accept S1.l2 l-2, at which several thousand
barrels were sold with some privilege of stor-
ing, and the market then fell off to 81, at
which it closed dull. The sales reached some
1900 or 1000 bbls. The receipts are very
large, averaging during the week at least Is )
900 bbls. per day. In Southern descriptions
there is but little doing and the market is no.
mnal at Sc, 50a6.75
A sale of $500 bushels prime Penn'a white
Wheat was made at Sl.4S cts, which is the
highest sale of the season. There were also
sales Of Southern at Sl.35 for milling. Corn
continues firm and sales of 1000 bushels old
Jersey were made at 81 l-2 cts; 1000 bushels
do Northern at 95aS6, and about 20, 900 bush
els Southern at so cts mea srrc and So cts
weight, for export. Rye is cts, delivered,
with sales 5000 bus; and ~ us Barley sold
at So cts. Canal Oats are .Dg in lots at
, la52 cts; Southern &c cts
LATER FROM Observation-Disclosures GarS.-
We have received letter dated son board the
u S. Steam Ffigate Mississippi, Pensacola
Bay, Nov. l4th,' from which we make the fol.
lowing extracts;
The flag ship Potomac, Captain Gwlnn, left
here yesterday at noon, escorted by the steamer
Princeton, Capt. Euge. After setting sail or
both ships, the Potomac fired thirteen guns fol
Commodore Connor. The Falmouth, bearing
the broad pendant Of Commodore Connor, re-
turned guns, the salute of Capt. Gwnn, mex
+ in command. Before getting out Of the bay
the breeze died away, the Princeton then go
, up steam and lowed the Potomac out, they
, soon after disappeared. Their destination il
, Norfolk, for the purpose of taking the Potomac
into the dry dock and repair her leak, which
you have heard all about The Princeton is al
; escort in the event of danger.
The following vessels are anchored off thu
Navy Yard-Steam frigate Mississippi; slool
. Falmouth, bearing the broad pendant of Com
Conner; sloop st. Marys; sloop John Adams
sloop Saratoga; briggs Somers and Porpose; thu
I brig Lawrence hove in sight this morning, anC
is at present at anchor outside the bar, there
/ not being sufficient wind to bring her in. Thi
. embraces all the squadron, except the stere-shiI
4 Lexington, which is at Vera Cruz. The pur
pose for which the squadron is withdrawn from
Vera Cruz, you are already apprised of by tb
' accounts which this vessel brought to the U
g States 1t is supposed Com Connor will trans
0 fer his broad pendant to this ship and take tn
f minister to Vera Cruz, should one be appointed
and then, on the arrival of his relief, procee,
home to the North; in fact, it is supposed still
D more Of the squadron will be sent home.
T.. ?. 5. The brig Lawrence has Just come il
and anchored by US. There is also q FrencI
man-oi: war here, the Murcure.
d HOUSES WANTED IN Por TsyILLE. The Pott
i vile, (Pa.) Journal says, in taking the censu
e during the week, of portion of the borough
81 was discovered that no less than iuenty-thrt
1t families occupied building which was erecte
d in the Orchard for a Hotel, numbering upward
G of 100 persons. In Morris Addition also, on
y house contains srteen families, some of whic
= keep boardels, and in another small hous
n there are sic Notwithstanding Jorty,frs FAM
e lies in three houses, with Il population of to
hundred and hrentlj- seUen pfrsons