New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-11

purchaser. were under the necessity OF paying the

purchasers were under the necessity OF paying tie
terms asked.
In free foreign Wheat TAR amount OF business Ia.
been done during the week the lower descriptions hsy
ng been request for the manufacture OF meal for Ire
land and the nner having excited attention for 10
cal The continued demand from the other side Of
the channel snd the saness Of the stock remaining
hand together with the certainty that foreign sup
plies for month or two be calculated have al
tended give upward tendency oprices and The rise
since sst Monday csnno, be estimated At ess than s 10
= per quarter Prices being now quite A. high not
higher here than In France the export that country
las ceased notwithstanding which. holders Of bonded
Wheat have continued to ssk prices within a. % Is per
quarter Of those OF Tree cF parcels under lock This
can only Be accounted tor By the suppositoa that the
Legislature msy the meeting Of ParliSmect take Of
the existing duty OF - per quarter.
The sale Of town made Flour has been extensive
this week than the earlier in the month which
has probably been caused by baker, having become sp
prehensive that the nners may sssn put up the price
hitherto however the top quotation has remained sta
u0nsry az 65s per sack ship Flour has been In fair
quest snd hSs commanded iull terms For American
the inquiry has been lively and farther enhancement
Of Is per barrel has been pretty generally realized on the
best brands
Owing TO the non arrival Of the Hamburg mail Of Tues
day last afyces from the northern ports OF Europe
are not Of such recent dates usual we have howe.
Dsntzic letters Of the OH inst by th@ way Of HOl.
land from which it appears that the continued advance
this side had had the usual effect prices having run
up quite rapidly there with For the the high
mixed Wheat holders had refused accept below COS 10
6 and for isr hi Oh mixed SIS 59s per quarter hal
been demanded. while the most Ordinary description.
had been held AZ 'Os 10 j2 per quarter free on board
in Sprrg Rye had been much inquired for and having
come very sparngy TO hand had realised equal to Us
per quarter.
Atthe Lower Baltic ports the stocks OF rain are said
10 De extremely small aud by the most recent accounts
from Rostook Steiiln sc appears that the supplies
from the growers had been restricted scale in con
sequence of which comparatively little business had
been done though the demand had been lively At the
first Of these ports Barley the 9Th inst quoted
81 3as "a and ~ Stettn on the day 3s per quar-
ter. free on board N Spring,
AT Hamburg on the 9th OF January. the frost So
we're and the Elbe was then completely frozen over
The transactions in Grain since the previous post day
had been quite unimporiant but prices OF both Wheat
and Spring Corn had farther advanced The very great
rise which has within the last month taken place in
prices here has placed quotations Of Wheat this
try above those OF Marseles and other places In the
Mediterranean.
At Msrseles ON the 10Th of January. common Polish
Odessa Wheat deliverable In March, obtansbe al
equal to 52s to M and superior at $50 per quarter IRE
on board and Marianopo on the spot night then have
been bought at SIS per quarter,
From Leghorn have letters of the sth of January
purchase Of 600 sacks of Marianopo Wheat had been
made there for shipment at equal 10 about sos quar-
ter free board In most Of the French markets Wheat
and Flour have undergone farther rise and prices are
now too nearly alike in this and that country 70 allow
of business being done with advantage.
Since writing the above, the Hamburg mail OF Tues.
day has been received by which have letters OF
recent dates from the Baltic. Wheat still rising
value notwithstanding which the growers were bring
ing forward supplios but slowly