American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-22

LONDON MONEY MARKET Dec, B. The mo
ney market exhibits good deal of depressOn but is
better Oh IN few days agO-beter than at the sailing
of the last packet Confidence is gradually revvlng
Con>nIs for money left i at 9iia9is, aud for the ac
count at "a 49,. Bank stock 2O2a4G35. The Eng
li-h Mint pnce Uf Gold is t Is 05d. Some uneer
tainty exists a II whether the Bank of England vii
still further advance The of interest or rest
tent with the check which has been given iliegi
mate speculation. The uncertainty has not OfcOurse
been very favorable 10 the revival of business
LIVERPOOL CORN MARK ETS.-Dee. g. Til,
trade WAS very duh on the 18th ut that the prices
OF most articles was little more than nominal; Ell.
couraged, however, by the improving state of the
markets ia the interior, and looking forward to a
vival III the demand, holders appear III wise over
anxious 10 force sales at any material reduction, and
we have Therefore, no important decline TO report
from the general currency of Tue previous market
Al the mar ket Tuesday, the ID inS the trade ex-
hibted 4 dun aspect i'll all its bearings From the
rates, upon yeiy limited scale, restricted who'll,
needy buyers, new Wheats, Unfortunately, re.
ceded ID or 81, and old Id In ID per 10 lbs from the
rates OF the previous Tuesday. Bonded Wheats
though without inquiry, were ned nomnally at late
prices. Irish Flour was Is per sack and Canadian
cd per burcl cheaper-each moving slowly to con.
sumers at the abatement. Four under lock also de
clned fully per barrelabOut 1000 barrels of States
having change hands AT 3ls.
CONTINENTAL MARKETS The reports from
the Danube represent the Grain trade there as being
much excited, about %, GOO qrs having been bo eh
for Italian account. Prices are quo ed at 29i TO 30s
cd per ar, free on board The last freight paid for
England vas los per ar, in full. OF Indian Corn
about 590O qrs changed hands ON the 9th ut at l5s
per or, free on board The prices at the Baltic mar
kets have lately receded about Is per Or. Tn the
north of Europe the potato disease seems to have
spread considerably and it is anticipated that there
will be much scarcity Of common food next year, and
possibly during the ensuing winter. At Odessa an
enormous business has lately been done in Wheat,
and prices reported to he Is TO Is per or CHER
There has been an active demand for Wheat at Ant
werp, and almost everything offered has been taken
at improved prices for consumption in the interior;
the average prices the 18th ult, quoted at "a
| 70 At both Scttin AMI Hamburger the Grain trade
has been rather quiet since last publication This
was, doubt caused by the which pre- vailed
respecting tn intention of the British government To
! open the ports
! Recent accounts from Hamburger state that ma
eral improvement has taken place i'll The Grain trade
from the 2st ult and that several thousand quarters
OF wheat had changed hands at enhanced rates. BY
| the last advices from the Mediterranean, learn
that the dull reports from England had an influence
on prices in thai quarter at the time sellers had
| been extremely reluctant TO accept less money, an
opinion prevailing that the stock of Wheat would be
sure 10 be all required. The latest purchases made
at Leghon on British account had been $500 quarters
Marianopoli at ass lOd and 1900 quarters Polish
Odessa at AIS I'D per quarter