Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-04

West Of which have been in London, have increased
the dstrust and difficulty, and caused sun greater
panic in the corn market. w estcrn canal Hour OF the
best quality, warranted sweet, Will not Drhg hoit
than BIS per bril- and Philadelphia Baltimore Is quo
ted 25a2OS.; sour BIS 6d.a23; Indian 2Id3OS. per
quarter for the best down 10 22d20s Tor DAMAGE anu
unsound; Indian Cornmcal l3Glls. per brl.-hEch
these reduced rates have not produced speculative
demand and thcy must be considered in great de-
gree nominal forced sales Tor cash nave bech nauc
by auction to-day at lower rates; say lUOU Drs VIZ
gIna flour at 23s. 9dG2ls., and 300 brs Baltimore
AT 2ls 3dG24s. Cd, both warranted sweet ana ZoUU
do sound Indian cornmcal at lbs. 3d.dl2s. Cd. per
brl. We have had some unsettled weather, but not
such as TO cause an apprehension for me harvest
which on the whole is progressing iavorahiy'
In the Cotton market there is scarcely any chaSt
notice, for the reduced stocks and the belief IN an
other short American crop continue to give conn,
dcncc 10 holders in spite OF the money pressure ana
dull trade at Manchester. The sales Tor inc wtek
ending this evening have been -, $50 bales OF which
5000 Upland al ia75: 9540 Orleans at cas-; 39OU
Alabama and Mobile at 6a1 :, aud 22O Sea Island at
l25d2ld. per lib. About 1000 bales have been taken
speculation and 5000 for export. Fair Upland ana
fair Mobile quoted and fair Orleans per ID
The stock in this port estimated at 4U2,OOo HeS'
of which 3O7 200 is American.
HAvRE, Aug. l.
Wheat and FIo,r.-Although prices of American
Flour has experienced decline there has ncvcrthc-
less been certain degree of activity in the demand
about 200 brlS having changed hands as lolloWS,
viz New Orleans AT f.33df33.5O, and Western at
f.3lal.36 per brl. Some lots of New Orleans fonhd
buyers at f3laf.3l 80 per brl. all sound. We now
quote prices at f33af36, according TO brand. Good
Wheat has been sought after, but ordinary quality is
entirely neglected. The sales effected were 10000
bags United States growth at 57G6S per sack Of 2OO
xii according TO quality; 500 hecolitrcs Riga were
brought TO the hammer, and knocked down at Lo2a
fol, and 100 hcctolitrcs Danzic fetched FL per
sack According to the official returns published at
the end of last month, the average price OF home
Wheat for all France was f.2995 per hcctolitrc,
decline of i.5.44! on that for June At the cores
ponding period last year it stood at 22.74 against
flS.3O per hcctolitrc in 1913. The average at the
last Montivillcrs market fla per sack, showing
rise OF fl on that of the preceding week. Some
new Wheat had been exhibited.
CONTINENTAL.
The adviccs which have come to hand since the
date of Our last publication show that in the Lower
Baltic ports there little disposition spc
culate in any article Of the grain trade-At Stcttin
business appeared to be at Il complete stand still. \
letter from Genoa informs that holders of wheat
had shown good deal of anxiety realize, and that
though parcels on the spot were held comparatively
high cargors to arrive had been offered moderate
terms. Polish Odessa, Immediately available, weigh
Ing til to % lbs, had been sold at 5s. cd. to j2s,
and MaranOPol, of the same weight, at 5ls. 3D.,
whilst sales for future delivery had been made at
about lbs. per quarter, free on board.