The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
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BALTIMORE, Saturday night, IL, p IN.
REPORTED erpreslytor the "Union."l
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HIBERNlA
Twsnty-eight Days Later Europe.
The Hbernia telegnphed Boston this afternoon
at O'Clock. and arrived at the wharf about o'clock
The following news BY her has been received BY tee-
graph direct frem Boston: M gia4s,8ea8
LONDON MONEY MARKgr-We have had an unsteady
market since our last publication but tending generally
towards decline in the price Of cosols Il appears to
be generally considered that the course the
has resolved upon--namey, to take loan OF IS O00-
0os the very best that could have been adopted The
bidding for the loan took place ON The LIST OF March at
the treasury, whsn as the Messrs. Rothschilds and
Messrs Barring Brothers the only bidders on terms
that Were satisfactory to the government the loan was
divided between them offered, viz eighv-nine pounds
ten shlings for each hundred pounds Three per cent
consol scrip OF the new loan has borne IL to premium;
SINCE, the fall in consos about to per cent, and
me latest quotations are 9oa and soS for present transfer
and 0oA to 9o Tor the neat conso scrip the new
loan "A to u premium, 81 per saa esi and the
per cents 0Ol TO Obs exchequer bills 81 5a premium
CoTrox-There has been some revival in the demand
for the trade, with considerable inquiry from exporters
and on speculation and the prices generally have been
slightly in favor Of holders. The market. however,
closes quietly, and change can be made in the quota
toms Of last week. AT public sale, 100 bales low Sea
leland were offered, but only sold ut 73d to iold
taken by spectators. $500 quoted American sc for
export. 1900 Americana 50 Egyptian. and 15o Surat
The sales for the last week are 23.l40 bales Re.
port from February 9th to March Sd: The pro-
ceedings during this period have been rather more
active than for time past The total sales are about
$1,000 balesa portion Of which was taken BY specula.
tors and exporters There is not the least change in
prices since the 26th utmo, that the quotations then
current stand united Cotton-for bowed Georgia. SD
to 62d. Mobile, 6ad. to It'd The corn trade has
been in very fourshng condition during the month of
February AT the time OF the sailing Of the Cambria the
price OF meal continued give way occasionally RAPIDLY
until from the commencement Of the reactionthe reduc
ton altogether is to about per quarter and -four
U.s. per barrel 1t might be that this Decline under
the actual position OF supply and demand was too rapid
commenced too early that the discussions in Paria
ment renewed the confidence OF holders and warmed the
fears OF buyers Towards the middle Of last month re-
newed confidence observable, and buyers again
came forward to purchase heavily in consequence
Since the upward move again commenced there has been
an advance on wheat of pence to 8 pence per 10
pounds, and in flour of about 3 shillings 6 pence
per barrel Oats and oat meal remain steady, but
do not sell freely Indian has OF late given wav
about 2s per 40 lbs and beans IS to 3s per quarter
AT our last market, the prices paying were for general
runs of American meal, lis. to l2s per 10 lbs. for
American flour. sweet 39s to 42s, sour 35s Cd to 35s
Cd per DBL Indian corn white, COS. to 70s and yellow
72s to 73s. per 460 lbs Egyptian beans 45s $685. per
quarter Irish oats S. 4d to S. Sd per as lbs. As
Stocks we make no comment No duties are paya-
BILE, that they not well asceained; but far
as regards demand, the last market closed steady al
though with less urgency than might have been expected
Various and opinions aoat as to the proba
bic supply Of breadstu which we can procure during
the present of famine and distress. From the
most intelligence received from America we be-
eve there is good to expect that with the open
ing OF spring, the supply will be abundant. The
last eight or ten days receipts of have been
light and this, added to the continuance Of considerable
exports Ireland has caused the market to have very
firm aspect, and prices have since retained as regards
wheat and flour. Indian corn, still continuing iii great
requsiton, commands the high price Of Co.'S to 72s
per quarter, (whe other kinds of corn are cheaper