American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-07

pondlng period last yeer. 1t appears that 265,
5O3 cwt OF slavegroWn sugar have teen llber
ated under the bill OF last session The mar
Ret has not been affected by the accounts 0
the great storm at Havana, owing to the en-
couragelng statements respecting the prospect
oil the sugar crop IN Brazil.
The cotton market is quiet; the speculative
demand has ceased, and parties are looking Ia
the effects which the alleged deficiency in the
new crop may have on prices. The advices by
the CALEDONIA were certainly not less favorable
than those by previous arrivals.
Inc corn markets are stationary. large
export trade is still going on, and 5000 quar-
tefS OF Lincolnshire were bought few days
ago at Cos. for shipment to Frence. The IRE.
sent As duty is found to be prohibitory, and as
last as corn or flour arrives, it will, it is said,
be exported,
The money market is easy. A dminuton
OF bullion continues, but 10 a smaller extent
than previously. Prom some unexsectdH
cause, about this period of the year the stock
OF bullion IN the bank annually decreases. The
rate OF interest is higher than for some time
past The Bank of England being three per
cent, private bankers are enabled 10 obtain
higher scale.
MARKETS.
boppeN, NOV ID Our grain mark Is held since
inc sailing OF the last steamer have been steady but
the amount OF business transacted has not been
large, nor have the prices then quoted been sup
ported On the 4th the wheat trade was slow but
drces steady for ali descriptions. A steady bust
ness was done on the 9th at the rates given
in our last publication. Barrel -four had slow sale
Wllhsut any change in price. reduction OF .. per
quartz had to be- made ia the value Of wheat before
any saiee could be effected. The sales of American
'tJur were slow. aRd cheaper rates accepted Since
hoi
steady IN price Yesterday, Nov. l5, the stands
were SclRtIy supplied with whea and The demand
was steady at fully Mondays prices, Flour, both
hsIAe ana fpregu, WIS in ilM ed request and nficrs
were, win difficulty maintained,
LIVERPOOL, Nov, l8. Since the departure Of the
last steamer the market has been 70 UuOy ant as
heretofore. During the commencement of the month
holders refused to accept lower prices for wheat;
a9s 10 COS were demanded by importers for Indian
corn; sales were therefore limited to very harrow
eXteHt On the 9th inst the business done in wheat
was trfilGg, and the price last quoted barely main
tanned. states and Canadian flour were more sale
able on that day, and obtained advance Of Sd Der
barrel Indian corn had q good dpman princpaIiy
for Irish account. An. -four Was 81 ., + BAR e and
lrsh Is per sack lower and very little progress made
in the sale of either. Inquiry was made for flour
in bond, and sos I'd per barrel refused in suantty
There firmer feeling in The wheat trade ON the
18th, and holders refused to submit to any further
decline. Barrel and sack flour were in slew rpquesG
some three thousand barrels of western, in Bond,
were so at 30s for investment. Indiaa corn ON
the spot new saleablG in limited parcels sniy, has
rCceded 81. per Or, and few eargoCs floating of
which bills OF lading at hand, were contracted
for, cost freight, and Insurance included at dos to
SIS, per or.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Nov, 10. The discount
market has renamed unehan ged since our last pub
lIcRtlan. The funds have varied but little the huc
tua ions aI+ns only from the temporary inf uenee Of
sales on purchasers and the market has renainde in
quiet, steady state, with little change, for the
greater. part of the last fortnight. Some uHeasiness
i caused by the continues falling of the Foreign
EIchaHg's 8. 1t is remarked that the weekly sh n
memts ofsver TO Hamburg have recently increased
To great extent, and fears are entertained that hs
flow Of the precious metals will be directed to Ameri-
ca il discharge OF our gram purchases in that coun-
try C0nse market has, from this cause been rather
depressed during the last few days,
SHIr News. Arrived from Baltimore at
Antwerp, ship Paoll, Nov 5; at Bremen, ship
Ann, Nov 3; ship Favorite, Sth; and Leontine
10th; sailed for Baltimore from Bremen, ship
Ellie, Sth.
Ship Alexander, for Baltimore, arrived at
Bordeaux Nov l2; ship PIscatore, for do sail
ed from do lst
R Morning Star arrived at Deal Nov. 7, and
Louise, off Falmouth, Nov. s.
Ships AndeIIi and Chesapeake, from Baltic,
arrived at HaVre Nov. 5.
Ship Richard Anderson, sailed from Liver
pool Nov Is.
Ship Leopold arrived off Plymouth Nov.