The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-06

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There is scarcely any change to notice IN. -
value Of wheat in the Baltic. Barley i s,II,H we
Sos' 6d in Steyn rye al Sos, oats at Dos p.y 0'
yer, wh4ch is the full value Of such grain dutv ~
~ England. Al Hamburg wheat rose Is 10 o.
are very small. e"
In Holland the value of rye is almost as b.h
quarter. The Prussian government has SIS saa Per
Rhsnish provinces to the free import Of IN me
Prices OF wheat In the latter provinces hs,s VA
yaneed TO SIS per quarter, and as high a. as, W.
Sos per quarter Is paying for rye. At Antwern ,tO
price OF wheat rose 3s per quarter upon reesipt "
The English ministerial propositions. Odessa wb,s,
ID worth SIS. TO Sos per quarter on the SPOT.
| The Odessa and Danube markets have not ala,
materially great hrmness is displayed by holder. ~
good conditioned wheat, which is not Offered 81
sale except at high prices; the want Of ships in ~
former place prevents any large transactions tska.
place, though the weather continues open and miIp
| ELBIsG, Jan. H.---0ur grain mark t has been =,
complete stand for the last fortnight and The bus;0..
Is limited To the sales of the new arrivals which -.
rather increased of late. The stocks of srain a.
IN granary on the LIST Of January, consisted ofo Sn
lasts OF wheat, 264 lasts of rye 100 lasts of -
ey, 2l2 lasts Of oats $50 lasts Of peas, S67 49,,
OF InseeS, il6ias,s Of rape, and AZ lasts OF hemp-
1863 cwL Of flax. The shipments Of wheat in ss s
amounted 10 1853 lasts, OF which ,6s7 lnsis 49,,
to England, "a TO Belgium, and ~ 40 HAM,, W."
SrIrrH, Jan. 26.--The expected alteration 10 IA.
corn laws has given firm tone to our marie, ,aS
holders look with renewed confidence for A a..
bic change on your aide; there are, howeys, IN
sellers TO be found al AIS to ass per quart, -.
on board for best Uckemark and al az, "a :. ,a'
| for 81 10 90 lbs. Pomeranan wheat Tn, 80
stock Of wheat here does not exceed Is OOO o.,,..
OF which II would be difficult to collect great p.r
without raising The value materially. Rye is ran,
board 10 spnng. Barley is worth 3s.. Cd free ~
board for 50 ID. quality and about z3s for inl,,os
sorts. Best Pomersnisn oats goa per ouarsr a.
on board RaPecaks 92s. Cd. per too free on bo.rJ
for fine OblOng quality.
HAMBuRG, Jan. 30.-Wheai and other v,,io H..
attracted more attention this week, and price 49,
ia consequences advanced Is. to D. per quarter ~,
IN great demand, and large transactions have
taken place on the spot and from outpors, Al SaIs
2s per Or. advance Barley and oats are Rkssi,,
held at enhanced rates. The weather has be-,
frosty Tor the last eight or ten days and the nayir,
ton is partly impeded by floating ice.
ROTTERDAM, Feb. 3--The weather eon,i,n..
mid, and vegetation is making rapid progress On,
market has improved for all sorts Of grain and N.
value OF rye has now nearly reached that Of vh..,
The Prussian government has opened the Rheni.A
Provinces where great scarcity prevails to the f,
importation Of grain and large orders have already
been received from that quarter. We are lookn,
forward to lively demand and good trade in for
eign wheat.
ANTWERP, Feb. 3.--An important rise has lake,
place in our wheat prices in consequence Of Sir r.
Peel's proposals. Polish Odessa wheat is worth IS.
Sd, Pomeranian, SIS. Cd. per quarter Floatn,
esrgoes Of Oesa wheat would easily find buyer, A.
Sos. Cd. TO Sis. Cd. per quarter, including fteigb,
and insurance. Rye, from the Interior is held Al IL
Cd. per quarter. In bond there 10 no stock worth
mentioning. Barley in demand at 2ss for small
Danish, and 3ls. Sd. per quarter for heavy ouaiIy
ODESSA, Jan. 4, nc Our wheat marke, con,ip.
ueo firm. Dor. to 22ir., equal to 2ss to 32s) psr
quarter, is currently paid for ordinary damp Quail.
ties, and 24r. (e9ua to 3ls per quarter for second.
airy sorts; the liner wheats are held at 25r to 2r
equal to 35s. Cd. to 3ss. Cd per quarter free on
board. The sales Of this week amount 10 about
800 chefs, at the above quotations Our port |,
still free Of ice, but with one or two exception, bss
Of disPosable shipping.
oConneI, at the latest accounts was continuing hs
speeches before the "repea association " nron,sns
that repeal was close at hand and assuring the rent
payers as he has done for the last ten years Tia,
inert year certainly they should have Parliament
of their own in College Green His ora,orv h,,
ceased, however to have the slightest effect or %
attract the least attention. IL 10 the simple reersion
| Of promises which he knows cannot be FULFILLED
the repetition Of unfounded statements. with the
| falsehood Of which the world has been familiar for
years;-and IL now falls without the Sigh ,ss, effect
upon the ears Of the public. In his speech on the
4th of January, he made the following statement
with regard to the foreign relations Of Enslsnd:
"The king Of France, he said, was an older man
than him. His days were numbered, and the mo.
ment he fell, his sons could maintain the throne Of
France only by calling out its military spirit, Thew
must distinguish themselves in the field of battle or
the dynasty is gone. [Cheers.l England would
want them then, and she should have them ON their
own terms, the repeal Of the union. Mr. O'ConneI
then touched upon the project Of raising the English
militia. Why did not they speak Of raising the
irish mllitiaf This was question ministers asked
each other" [Hear.l
Mr.. Bright, the celebrated anti.corn law sneaker
at meeting Of the League held at Liverpool ON be
9Th, spoke as follows Of the relations of England and
the United States, in connexion with the proposed
repeal Of the corn laws:
aMr. Heyworth has spoken of the United States
ana Tad paragraph from the report of Mr. Secre.
lary waiver, which ought to be published in every
newspaper III The kingdom, and be read bv evsry
man in Great Brain and Ireland rsno,, ,,h;.{
extends the friendly band Of America to this coun
try asks us to forget bygones, and to be brethren
as we ought now to be. loud cheers a ar,o,
reduction Of he ameriean tariff mast foilo,o Il, abolition
forever destroy all chance Of ,oar bet,ce, ~
and the United States. Loud and contirrsed che.r
ingl Is there man then present, with a ssark If
benevolence or Christian feeling, who does non see
that at this moment he is bound to come forward
and urge on this great question to final settlement,
Cheers. You may not think political agitation
good; Men may think we have committed some
bunders in the course Of the warfare in which we
have been engaged. All this NAV be true; but we
have arrived at point Of time when it is though,
there is great danger that the two greatest and most
civilized nations in the world may be brought into
opposition and war Well, say, only repeal the
corn laws this session and all chance of war will be
forever DOSDOned III .oud and a IL,
ing.l
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