Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-25

The funds have huctuated considerably. From about s7E.
our last quotation, they fell on the Goth ultimo, the settling
Gay, as low as $50, but have since rallied. A noble lady was
a ueiauier IN time bargains, but her account was arranged
duting te day before her name was declared. The closing
quotations yesterday, after great fluctuations during the past
week. were, consols for the account sgd; and for money at
oIed. 10 eIbd.i 8 per cents, reduced, SO to 8S4 = per cts.
o95 U s92 long annuities 8 to 8 I-I6 exchequer bills,
tl,0oo, 8 to 8 premium do. g50O, 4 to 9 premium do.
small, . to ID premium; India bonds 5 discount.
The foreign market has exhibited no remarkable feature
since our last. The latest prices were, for Dutch A per cts.
SsS Portuguese 24f 5 per cents. 81 Brazilian, 81 Rus
sian los Spanish 3 per cents. 29f.
Advces from Paris allege that it is the intention of the
Bank OF France shortly to reduce their rate of discount from
ITO A per cent. II this be true, it can only be with a view
Of facilitating the negotiation Of the French loan. The la
test prices at Paris on the list instant were, for the 3 per cts,
cash, 80, for account - 5 per cents for cash IlS. 10,
for account 1850.
GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 4, lS47.
Best Western Canal flour 24s. Cd. to 25s. ed. per barrel;
Richmond and Alexandra 23s. Cd. to GAS. Philadelphia and
Baltimore 23s. Sd. to 24s. New Orleans and Ohio 20s. to
2ls. Sour lSs. Sd. to 20s. Indian corn 26s. to 3ls. per
quarter Indian corn meal Ids. to lbs. per barrel Indian
corn, damaged, 2Os. to 25s. per quarter wheat, white and
mixed, Is. Cd, TO Is. Sd. per 70 lbs. oats, per As lbs, Is.
per 60 lbs, IS. to IS. 4d.
A gradual downward tendency is perceptble in the corn
MARKET with little hopes Of a termination. A large bust
ness, however, continues to be done in wheat and -four, but
at declining rates, mainly influenced by large supplies, both
home and foreign.
The home harvest is looked upon as secure. and the crops
generally are considered to be a full average, and other pro-
duce is not deficient either in quality or supply.
The present quotations cannot be regarded as the minimum
point.
Sea Island, ordinary to midding, lOd. a I'D. per pound
fair to good fair, l5d. a I'D. good to fire, GOD. a 24d.
stained varies from sgd. to l0d. bowed Georgia, ordinary to
fine, Gid. a Sd. ! Mobile, ordinary to middling, Gid. a 6ad;
fair to good fair, lid. a 73d.; good to fine, I'D. Sd, Ala
bama and Tennessee, ordinary to middling, Cd. a 65d.; fair
TO good fair, no quotation New Orleans, ordinary to mid
ding, Gid. a 7Rd.; fair to good fair, 7ad. a 3d.; good to
fine, Std. a SD.
The sales for the week ending on the 9th uIimo amount
ed to 2o,7lo bales. Of which only 600 were for speculation,
and 300 for export.
The American descriptions this week consist of 2, 900 Up
land ,920rOhean 2,73O Alabama and Mobile, and 100
Sea Island.
PROVISIONS.
Beef, prime mess, per terce, new, COS. a 92s. 3D.; ordina-
y SIS. a $751;; mess, per Dbl. SOS. a 52s. a 3d.; ordinary
42s. a ass extra, India, per tierce, zoos. a los; Pork.
prime mess, new, per DBL, 65s. a 70s.i old 55s. a Co.'S.
mess, OBS. a 74s.; prime, 4ss. a 55s; hams, smoked and
dry, in canvass, per cwt, 2Os: a 60s in casks 25s. a 40s,
bacon, dried and smoked, old, 35s. a 4Os. per cwt long
mlddles, 4Os. a CAS-; shoulders, Sos, a BIS. 3D.; cheese, fine,
per cwt., SIS. a Sos; middling, 46s. a 49s; ordinary 2ls-
a 44s tongues, OK, in pickle, per dozen, l5s. a 2os.i pigs.
per cwt., 25s. a 35s.
T
British bar, for f9 rs. Cd. a es los; rods,' flO 5s.s
hoops, Ell los. a Ell l5s.; sheets, Ell los. a Ell 15s.;
cargo in Wales, bars, 9S los. a f8 lbs; Scotch pig, Nos
!, 2, and 9, "a. Lead, U. s., in bond, ELS los. a fl6
los. Tin plates, ! c, best charcoals, 30s. a 36s.
SEN FROM N TO EUROPE
From LipepooL-Mr Swami, Mr.. Mason, Mr.. Mills,
D. HarvF, Master Harvl, B. p. Poore, bearer of despatch
es, j. Oakley, ;. III. Tryon, Hon. r. G. Winthrop and SON.,
S. H. Thompson, J. E. Mitchell, Gen. Armstrong, J. Hall.
J. A. Hail. L. G. Tuckerman, ]. J. Walworth, II. Oagin-
son, Mr.. Thompson, J. Caruther, M Baure, w. Sherman,
Lieut.. Tryon, John Graveles, III. p. Cameron, P. G. Kerr,
c. 0. Taurey, lady, and six children, MI. b. Tandy, Della
ware, Mrs. Blandy, ]. I. White and lady, Mr.. and Mrs.
Coolidge, Miss Coolidge and servant, Mr.. Trst, Mr.. Kohl
satt and lady, Joseph Mackay, George Wright and lady, Mr.
F. Patton, +. r. Lang, Mr.. r. Rodwad, Thomas Rowling,
Mr.. Gale, Mr.. Gum, Mr.. Stuart McKechine, g. w. Chap
man, Edward King, MIR. G. Meandicks, ]. B. Trott, John
H. Gourie, ]. r. Fields, Dickson Stewart, w. jackson,
George Smith, MI. Harris, Chasmon Kidder, F. B. Gordon,
ID. Pierson, Mr.. Hamon, Thomas Rea, ]. Weddel, p. s.
Chester, T. Longary, T. S. Hogarty, H. s. Byns, Robert s.
Serwel, A. Belize, J. Mclean, A. Anderson, George Ross,
M. Hall, Joseph Lawton, J. Waersons. .
In The p~acket-sAip Baltimore, at NtD York, from Hare.
Col. Dinger6eld, Of Texas; G. Tiemans and lady, Mrs.
Wolkbrabe, Miss A. Bishop, Mrs. Captain johnson, John
Howard Payne, Capt Carroll, Of New York L. Weddi-
gen, of Bremen; G.. w. Ogston, John A. Hambeton, of
Baltimore and 22s in the steeaage.
In the p~ackcf-thip Cambridge, at Ner York, from LIZ
UerpooL-Mrs. Reynolds, child, and servant, of Canada j.
Mr.. Dawson, Henry Lynne, Of Liverpool Arthur Letter, of
Toronto ]. H. Wakefield, Isaac Wakefield, Of London
and 296 in the steerage.
In the Ocenn Monarch, at Boston, from LireypooL-Rev-
Mr.. Hincks, VIM. Hicks, jr, Miss Morris, Of London Cy-
Wooster, of Boston Henry ClaPP, j, Of Lynn Z. Gil
INQUIRE aud lady, of Belfast G. Bech, of Denmark; Capt
J.. r. Curtis, Of Leeds, Maine Robert carp, jr., of Phila-
delphia Edward Tyore, Miss Johnson, of England Mrs.
Pratt, E. H. Pratt, two Misses Pratt, Of New Orleans Rev.
T. Birmingham, of Charleston Ellen Kent and Kate Nc
Kim, sisters Of charity r. Frazer, of Alabama @. LiHey,
of Lowell, Alfred Tibbs, of New York Mr.. Birmingham,
George Cetter, Of Ireland j. Il. Hihz, Of Salem s.
Fletcher Wales, Martha Phillips, Of Scotland Miss John
son, Of England and lss in the Storage.
In the ship Neo York, from Neto York, for Harre.-N-
X. Anthony and lady, New York Mr.. Staples and lady,
four children, and servant, do; b. H.. Hutton, do 8. H.
Gordon, do; F. Warden, four children, and servant, do;
Miss Scull, Of Philadelphia; DR.. Bullock, of Delaware
George Lewis and lady, New York Master Lewis, do,
Felix Boudard, do; Mrs. Felix Boudard, do; Mr.. Spencer
and lady, Belgium; DR.. c. Bertody, Leicester, Mass E..
Bloncil Won Cudebroeck, Belgium Mr.. Jehl, do; Miss
Louisa Virginia, Of New York n. F. Lassen, do jose
phine Lassen, Charlotte Lassen, William Lassen, do; Dr.
Yanderpoel, of Undertook Joseph Bordas, of France
Mrs. G. ]. Ruethe, two children, and servant, New York
Miss G. Davis.
TRANSATLANTIC SrEANERs.-By advice from Hamburger
we are informed that the line of steamers between Bremen
and New York has filled all the inhabitants of the States on
the shores of the Elbe with the desire of rvalfng their bre-
thren on the Weser. For some time past efforts have been
made TO get up a line of steamers between Gluckstadt and the
United States, and this project is now so far towards reahza-
ton that the American Minister at Copenhagen is expected at
Hamburger in a short time, where he is To meet Mr.. Donald
son, the United States Minister in Berlin, with a view to ar
range the matter. The United States Government is report
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