The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-10

Rye, new, AZ a
Indian corn, IS 81 extra OIL 81
Oats, English feed 70 80 potato SC, 81 -
s DO; potato as% 80 80 % % new new. % 50
Flour townmade and sst country marks per sack IS GO
s' StiS Sa and iS TorR:Aire g g % IS
FoREoN.
Wheat, Dantzic and Kongsberg mixed, 81 81
s sss,rn and s'etn' nse Neck 3, 81
Oats, Dutch and FriesIand Brew or Poland, % 40
American, "a 30 Canadian, 90 30
All over the continent of Europe, the value of
wheat continues steadily to advance, but there does
not appear TO have been much business done at any
of the Baltic ports at the enhanced rates demanded
From Dantzic we learn, under date of 10th Octo-
ber that about 5000 quarters of wheat had changed
hands during the week, but our letters do not in
form us of the particulars of these transactions
Fine high mixed qualities then quoted 58s. to
Goa, high mixed SIS. to SIS, good TO fine mixed
53s to Sos, ordinary sorts Sis to 52s per quarter
free on board Freight to London and the east
coast Of Great Britain was S. Sd. to IS. 3d., and to
Liverpool Is. Sd. to Is. per or.
At Stetun on the 10Th inst, prices of wheat were
nearly nominal, little or nothing having been done
there during the week in consequence Of the search
ty of the article The stocks of old represented
to have been reduced into very narrow compass,
whilst OF the new crop supplies had scarcely begun
to come to market.
The accounts from Rostock are of precisely SIM
liar character; but, though the actual transactions
had been so unimporant this had in degree lessen
ed the confidence Of holders, who had demanded SIS
to SIS. per or. free on board for wheat
The accounts from Hamburg, Of Tuesday, are
not SO lively as the previous advces from thence; in
wheat the operations appear to have been principal
ly for local consumption, for which purpose equal
to Sos. to 5Ss. per quarter seems to have been paid
for the best qualities of red Barley had maintained
its previous value, and fine Saale had been in fair
request at JAS to 35s. per quarter, free on board
For oats, to be shipped from Denmark, as much as
2Os to 22s per quarter had been paid and for white
boiling peas from the Same destination 42s. had been
realized I'm
At the principal ports in the Mediterranean. at.
tenton has Of late been more directed to the Indian
corn than to wheat and large purchases of the for
mer article have been made at Trieste, Leghorn &c.
at from 34s to 36s per quarter for good Gaatz corn
~au"7 Markets. ,,. 3sg,t
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, Oct. l9.-For the
week ending October 9.-The demand has been kent
up through the week with some degree of spirit and
we close with American and Sorais being ID high
er than last Friday All other kinds are firmly sup
ported Yesterday we received advices three DAVIS
later from New York, which pretty fully confirm
the accounts previously received as to bad weather
1890 American, 5000 Sura,s, and 1000 Egyptian,
have been taken on speculation; and $50 Ameri-
can, 600 Brazils, 300 surats and 800 Egyptians, for
export. Sales to-day, 5000 to 10, 900 Bales The
sales for the week are $4,000 bales.
ANOTHER REPoRT.--There has continued good
demand from spectators throughout the week ;,
which was increased upon the receipt of rather la
ter dates from the United States yesterday, and the
market has shown much frmness, and a partial sd
vance Of 3D. per ID. has been obtained. Specula-
tors have taken $500 American, 1000 Egyptian
and g. 900 Surat; and exporters $50 American, 500
Pernam, 100 Maranham, 300 Egyptian, and 900 Su-
rat. There were forwarded into the country unsold
last month $50 American, 100 Pernam, and 80 Su.
rat. The sales for the week are $4,000 bales.
FoR THE WEEK ENDING OcroBER l6,--The de-
mand from spectators in the early part Of the week
again extensive, and on the arrival Of the Bos-
ton steamer on Wednesday, confirming the previous
accounts of the injury sustained by the crop, large
sales were made at advanced prices, American de-
scriptions, particularly the lower qualities being ID
to 3D. higher than last week. Sea Island has been
in good demand during the last fortnight and prices
are Id. per Id, higher. Spectators have taken "a
100 American, 500 Maceio, ], 200 Maranhau, 400
Egyptian and 1900 Surat, and exporters $50 Amer
lean, 100 Pernams and 900 Surat Declared for
auction on Friday next, $50 Sea Island, 300 stained
do, and 100 Bowed Sea Island.
October l7.--To-dsy the demand has been less sc-
tive, but, at the time prices are firmly sup-
ported, and the sales reach 5000 bales, of which
spectators have purchased 2, 500 bales.