Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
d Ne,cs up TO the 18th of July.
Correspondence Of the Pttsburg Gazette.

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Correspondence of the Pttsburg Gazette.
... NEw YoRK, July 80, 9 P. M.
We have news at last OF the arrival OF the
long expected steamer.
= Flour advanced slightly in England after the
ssilirgsof the Boston steamer, in the early par!
OF the month.
Wheat and corn have also met with slight
advance from previous quotations, notwiths!and.
ing the harvest promises an abundant yield, and
continued 10 meet all previous quotations.
Cotton has met with corresponding Decline
which however, is very slight from the upward
tendency Of the opening Of July.
White corn in bond has been selling both at
London end Liverpool, at Al SIS per quarter
The article was very firm in the English mar
ksls. Breadslu(fs were firm on the 14th at Lon.
don.
Correspondence OF the Pittsburgh Gaz cite.
PHILADELPHIA, July 80, 10 P. M.
The steamer Washington arrived in port at
New York, this afternoon, having sailed on the
18th inst.
LONDON Corn ExcHANaE-London July 9th.
There have been but few arrivals of wheat coast
wise. The market to day has been extensively
attended, and retail business TO very large
amount transacted in foreign wheat, at rates full
two shllings per quarter above those Of last Mon
day.
In the quotations Of town manufactured -four
no change has occurred, but American must be
quoted from one 10 two shillings higher per bbl
1t is now selling at 37s $685. per Dbl.
Beans and peas are more firmly held than at
last quotations, but there was not much doing in
these articles. In Indian corn there is little &C.
lvity in the market at present quotations.
The pripa IF 1pbeat 10 QHa ii. hail
4os 4d; black beans, SOS Cd; peas SIS lid.
COUNTRY CORN MARKET.
Liverpool, July 9h
Since this day week our foreign snppliss
though liberal, have been scarcely so large as for
some weeks previous and they have BEEN small
from Ireland.
Exports still continue considerable. Having
been some heavy thunder storms since last Fri,
day, there has been an increased frmness in the
trade.
Wheai-There have been sales at rather high,
or rates than at last quotations.
Flour-This article has advanced Is. and Cd !.
per Dbl, since last quotations.
Good attendance at market to-day, and fair
extent Of business transacted in the article OF
wheat, at an advance in the price over Tuesday
Of Sd. a I'D. per 70 lbs.
Barley found slow sale at small reduction,
and peas were offered without inquiry, though
offered at Is. per quarter lower. Beans were
more in demand, at Is. .per quarter.
Damaged Indian corn by late arrivals, were
offered on very low TERMS but good fresh corn
sold at an advance Of Is. per $50 lbs.
Flour had ready sale at is. Cd. per Dbl. high.
or than on Tuesday. Western canal was bring.
ing 37s I'D. per Dbl.
LIVERPOOL, July IA.
The Cotton market has been very steady TO-.
day. Sales OF 10000 bales were made. On the
9th Of July the market was dull with decline
Of I'd on all American. $1,000 bales American
sold 10 day for export.
.r-, ,.rafr LONDON, July IA, l847.
Cotton is in good demand at full prices.
Consols S8i SO, market firm.
The weather on the 9th was very fine and
pleasant, since then there has been no thunder
storms or rain. No great damage has been sus
tanned by the crops as yet
The Market has thus far been we'll supplied
with fine potatoes. and the growing crops look
we'll.
At Havre, The -four market has been rather
heavy. Bacon has been in good demand a! 62s, a
Ats. per fierce.
Rice is in rather limited demand