Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-03
FROM Baz77uoRE md THE NORTH.
BALTIMORE, ocroBER 2-5P. M.

BALTIMORE, OCTOBER 2-5 p. M.
The barque Francis Partridge has arrived this port from
Rio dc Janero The Superintendent Of the Exchange Read
ing Room has learned from the supercago Mr. John Mckee,
that they fell IN with sea the brig Mary A. Jones, and from
the master understood that up the time of his leaving Mon
eydeo August 10Y arrangement had been made between
M Hood the special minister England and the Bue
nos Ayrean Government Affairs at Buenos Ayres and Mon
eyideo renamed without any change Mr. Hood had come
down from Bueno and was in the Busco'-his object
interview with Gen. Oibe-would return in a few days
At Rio Janero but little doing in -four and in coffee
slight decline anticipated should the American credits
continue be stopped There freight to be had at
any rate against the sk could not be OBJ
tanned but exorbant premiums The greater number Of
American vessels in port il thought would have to remain
until the settlement Of the difficulties with Mexico is accom-
plished.
The flour market in Baltimore is still very excited and un-
settled There sales day Of 1000 barrels City
Mills brands So 37asome holders asking So so Howard
flour generally held SIS So though sales
made at SIS 37!. Corn meal held at 81 and rye -four
"a 2t. Breaduiis, such pilot, navy and crack
advanced so per 100 pounds under the late
The inspections of flour for the past week 462 barrels
to 245 do half do. Both buyers and sellers anticipating
further advance the English per the Hiberna
| which will be due in a few days.
Sales this morning of about 1000 bushels prime red wheat
at los to 10 cents choice lots Is 100 cents
White do prime l25 100 Oats "a cents I'VE IS
10 cents Sales Of white and yellow at 20 10 cents
decline Whiskey held at rs ~ cents Provisions and
groceries firm No change in wool washed % to
20 cents per pound Hay $40 to S2 per Print butter
| 373 cents per pound 0
The tobacco market has been rather duno large sales,
and change in prices few hundred hogsheads have
been bought up which as follows viz. Maryland 81 so
to 50 for inferior and common 81 81 for good
81 Sc for good So sl2 for fine and better qualities
OHIO common TO mdding 81 so 81 50 good 81 Sc;
fine reds S5 50 fine yellow SIS $40; kinds SO
Sl2 The inspections $40 hogsheas including 666
Maryland l. las Ohio and 80 Kentucky
Sales of feathers at 25 to 81 cents per pound.
The Telegraph brings up the from New York and
Philadelphia 10 the present writing From New York Iean
that the Locooco State Convention of thatate yese
day Syracuse. SrLAs WnIeHr, Jr. nominated for
reelection Governor and - GARDINER Lieutenant
Governor.
There is demand for -four and holders asking
higher prices. No sales Of moment.
The markets unsettled and much excited dealers
now waiting further advces per the Hiberna.
The grain market is still active, and prices firm quoted
yesterday.
Stocks active and prices closing firm
In Philadelphia day the transactions the board
moderate extent, with slight decline in of
the leading securities Sales of Pennsylvania SIS 66R-a
decline of Reading Railroad bonds advanced g. and
sold at III 72t considerable sales of Reading Railroad
322 335-an advance of sales Of Tennessee Is pre-
ous rates and firm No special change in other securities
There day hundred baefresh ground
flour at IS rs. There still much excitement in the flour
market, and holders con,endng for So So It is
difficult, at present, to arrive at definite price