Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-02

which is allowed to average from 60 lbs to 81 lbs,
we are inclined to think that there is much
for complaint.
Our letters from Scotland and ireland inform us
that the weather had been fully favorable in those
countries with Us; and, with the exception Of pO-
tdtocS (Which, rs already intimatcd, were believed
to have been extensively attacked by the disease Of
last ycar,) the crops promised uncommonly well.
A small parcel or two Of new Irish wheat have al
ready arrived at Liverpool, Of fine quality and in
good condition.
The reports from the northern countries of Europe
continue 10 give very favorable estimates Of the pro-
b1blc result Of the harvest. Letters from DdHzig of
the list instant, inform that the weather had been
almost unintcrruPtcdly fine, and that considerable
proportion Of the crops grown in the immediate neigh
borhood had already been secured; whilst the adviccs
from Upper and Lower POlaHd represented the har-
vest prospects as highly promising. Under these
circumstances, and with continued dull accounts from
hence, hardly anything has been done in the
market The very reduced state of the stock, there
beng then only SOD lasts in %rauy had caused hold
crs to exhibit continued tFmncss, and the best high
mixed qualities, weighing " lbs, were then stall
held at % to SIS per Or, and secondary descriptions
from % to Dos. per or. free on board. Whilst the
grain crops well spoken Of, potatoes were
rapidly going off, the disease Of the last two years
having again attacked that root extensively. This
clrcuhst'mce had IN some measure Influenced the
price Of rye, and good % to 81 lbs. qualities
held at equal 10 80 to 3Gs. per or.
From hOHigSjrg we have also advccs Of the Dist,
which give a similar Of the probable result Of
The weather had for some time been, and was then,
very fine, and an abundant yield Of grain conf
IDENTITY expected
From RoStock we learn that the greater proportion
of the wheat grown in that ncighbDrhyod had been
safely housed; and nearly the whole having been
cartcd during fine weather, excellent crop both
regarded quantity and quality calculated upon,
From Hd1RbuTg our adyiccs are Of Tuesday date.
Owing 10 uniayorablc reports from Holland and Bel
GUM respecting the potato crop, rye had excited
good dead Of attention; but in wheat scarcely any
thing had been done. \ few small parccs Of new rcd
Upland had been brought market, Of very superior
quality, weighing G3. TO 81. lbs. per bushcl. The
price demanded had been Is to obs, but there had
been not much doing for export at the rates named.
In the Ircnch markets wheat appears to have
rather risen in value, owing the snullncss Of the
supplies. The latest report from Marscillcs informs
us that lnnCr tone had been assumed by sellers.
From othcrPorts in the Mediterranean the accounts
are not SO dull as might have been expected at the
same time no great extent of business appears to have
been anywhere done. On the Doth Of August fine
Polish Odessa was still quoted lis. cd. ol-s Od. per
Or. at Genoa, and Indian 29s 3D.; which rates,
however, had been only paid for local consumption