The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-03
From our baltimore Correspondent.


O,r c;tv todav has been in OF excitement,
of the Of the arrival OF the bernn at
Boston whilst, from or other no detailed ac-
count of the news has yet been received The reports
are very conflicting though the following received by the
sPatrioto seems to be the most authentic:
New YORK. q p. m.--The Hibemia has arrived at Bos-
tom with from Liverpool and London to the 18th
All kinds Of breadstus have ADMINISTRATIONS, wheat and
corn, all being higher in Engand frer declined ina
this, but rallied again.
Provisions firm
The harvest promises to be abundant IN France
The money-narket was easier
selling at 49s to sos per barrel tor the best American
Corn brisk at OBS to COS per quarter or aso lbs l. ,o
American red wheat 39s Cd to 4os and white DO. avs
Corros--Sales Of fair Georgia and Mobile at st. and
Provisions Arm The supply breadsuifs was falling
off and the demand increasing over the continent.
Great distress prevails in Ireland and many are dying
No general or political news received
will send more full and authentic news by telegraph as
soon received.
Tur MApKErs-From New York and Philadelphia no
dings OF the market have been received In Baltimore,
this morning, everything unsettled Holders demanded
$40 for Howard street flour
p. S. Just as | close, the following despatch Tor the
aIJnon" has arrived
Arrival Of the Inbernla-Elcvcn Days Later from
Europe
Great rise in Observation-Disclosures IN Cotton
The Hibernia reached Boston at o'clock this morning
Corroy MARIETTA further decline of I'D. per pound was
accepted by holders of American descriptions OF cotton
The prices declared by the committee OF brokers, May H.
for fair cotton werebowed, 81; Mobile, Oh and Orleans,
GID.
this year 477 256 The estimated stock of cotton in Liv-
erpoo on the 18th instant sos 500 baes-a the same
time last year 7s0 s7Ohereby showing deficiency this
year OF rs 235 bales
BREApsruFrsThc smaness of the stock Of grain all
Europe has rendered the scarcity of provisions more and
more felt and high prices were previously further
important advance has taken place in the value of bread
stus well in this country in many of the near CONT
mental ports Within the last fortnight wheat has reached
so high point, put beyond the reach of the poorer
classes greatly consumption must therefore,
follow and this may perhaps, be the means OF staying any
further immediate rise in the value.
Canadian red wheat I3s to lbs. white do u.s. to us 3D.
United States red l3 Cd to AS white do. u.s. 3D. to lis
Sd Indian corn worth Sos to 5s Cd on the lith u ON
the lsh brought OBS to Cos per quarter-'oo On h
4t ut we quoted Canadian superne flour at aOs, United
States sweet 3os i0s. Cd but quotations the day oil
soing show rise of Is. 6 S. per quarter the form
err and S. Cd. to g.. Cd on the latter
Provision MARkEr.-The market for American-cured
provisions keeps steady and, there is little or nothing OF
this description of goods arriving from Ireland, the inn
poations from United States, most instances, meet
ready sale. The value Object, pork, and hams is much
the same as noted Bacon, however, in consequence Of
the scarcity of supplies, and particularly OF fresh meat
which ranges from lid to Sd. per pound, is in excellent
demand and the now current are from Is to IS
higher than those last noted The arrivals during the last
fortnight have been of limited character; and prices
bacon have queny advanced Is per 100 weight The
prices now obtanabe vary from AS to Dos 100 weight
according to quantity. There has been decline OF Is
TO 3s per cwt. in American tallow since the 9TH May
That article As to 46s per cwt AT present there
is no American butter in the market
The Money MARKEr-The amount OF bullion in the
Bank of England has increased to the extent OF
quarter of million sterling This favorable Circumstance,
has enabled the bank 70 discount more ireey even ON bi
tai have had rs much three months to run Advances
were made bankers at 81 per cent. Promscuous pa
er The favorable of the American exchanges hn.
has had a beneficial effect on the market. The conso
market nevertheless, has been marked throughout by gen
era, heaviness The position of affairs is thisi The
extreme pressure gone but money still remains extreme
scarce and dear for the profitable prosecution OF bu
siness Our quotations for all the several stocks, although
lower than the closing prices of the last steamer must o'
understood be or per cent higher than the loves
prices during the interval The present amount OF builo
held by the bank is estimated by very competent Judges
be ten millions whilst the Of bank notes is nearly
four millions
The market on the 10Th steady, with but little doing