The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

TELEGR APHIC.
AR r WAL
sTEAHGsHIP CALEDONIA,
AT BOSTON.
FIVE DAYS LATER
INTELLIGENCE FROM EUROPE.
STATE OF THE MARKETS
LAT ST MO M emit.
ANOTHER DECLINE
GRAIN MARKETS.
COMPARATIVE VIEW
PRICES OF BRHADsTUFFs.
The Reported Assassination Of Louis
Philippe.
&c., &C., &e.
ANOTHER DECLINE
IN THE
GRAIN MARKETS.

The steamship CALEDONIA, Captain Lott, ar
rived at Boston, early yesterday morning, with
FIVE days later intelligence from Europe
She sailed from Liverpool on the 10Th ult.,
and has, therefore, made the passage in little
less than fourteen days
Our special reporter in Boston has despatched,
over the lightning line, condensed report of
her news to the Ne,1 York Herald office.
According to this report, and the prices cur
rent on the Sd and 18th ult., the quotations for
breadstufFs ranged, at the three periods, as fol-
lowss-
TIE PRicEs OF BaEApsruvys IN LIVERPOOL.
.ausnsts. .asgua 10. Aug. 10 A, M.
cansrss. euadalsuis.r. Caledonia.
A naisn . .esn. IS
IRsisa meal ssa, 1sS: I 1s
This intelligence, in commercial point of
view, is only little over three days later, as
day, and as the Caledonia lett Liverpool at noon
on Thursday, the 10Th ut.
But here is the news in telegraphic detail,-
Telegraphic Despatch, No. /.
BosToN, Sept PA. M.
The steamship Caledonia, Captain Lott, sailed
from Liverpool on the 10Th ult., via Halifax,
where she arrived at 30, on the 3lst, and left
again at IL, A. M. She brought 1872 pas
sengers.
The Caledonia passed on the Goth, off Kin
sale, at IL A. M, the steamer Sarah Sands.
from New York to Liverpool on the 18th
August. She left New York on the Sd ut
Annexed is your Liverpool desratch -
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1911 A. M.
THE CORN MARKET.
Best Western Canal Flour, Is 26s Cd per Dbl
Richmond and Alexandra, Is to 25s Cd; Balti-
more and Philadelphia, "a to 25s; New Orleans
and Ohio, % 10 23s, sour 20 to 2ls; U. S. wheat
~ lite and mixed, per 20 lbs. rs Cd to Is Cd; red
Is Sd to rs Sd; Indian Corn, Is to 3Os per quar-
ter; Corn Meal per Dbl 12s to lbs 3D.; Oats, per As
lbs. 3s to 3s I'D; Barley, per 60 lbs, sos to 32s;
Rye per 460 lbs. 80 to 34s. A serious downward
tendency has taken place in the grain market
since the departure of the steamer of the 18th,
only occasionally arrested by broken weather
This, however, has failed to give firm tone to
the market, though at our market yesterday the
above quotations were freely realized, and
greater confidence was manifested among buy
srs. The certainty Of bountiful harvest at
home, coupled with the continued large imports
OF foreign breadstuffs forced upon our markets
by the necessities of holders, must exercise still
stronger depressing influence upon the trade;
and it may bs fairly inferred that the markets
have not, as yet, refrigerated to anything like
the point to which they appear destined to fall
In the London market, also, a similar langor
has taken place, accelerated by the alarming
failures that have occurred, almost precluding
the possibility of reaction. Up to the closing
of the corn market in London, on the 18th,
4 very limited quantity of English wheat
had come to hand, and though there were
scarcely any samples to offer, the demand
was tolerably steady, at average prices
There was rather more enquiry for foreign wheat
OF the best quality, but middling and inferior
kinds were quite neglected. Foreign oats were
dull at reduction Of Cd. quarter.
THE COTTON MARKET.
This market continues dull! at prices rather in
favor Of buyers. Bowed Georgia NAV be quoted
for ordinary to middling at Gid to Sid per Id; fair
to good fair It'd. to lid; fine I'D Mobile
ordinary to middling, 6sd to Gid good fair, lad
TO 7Ad; fine, I'D to Sd. Alabama and Tennessee
ordinary to middling, 6td to gid. New Orleans
ordinary to middling, Gid to 65d; good fair, 7hd
70 3D. fine, SID to Cd. Sea Island, ordinary to
midding, lod to l3d good fair, 15d to I'D fine,
BOD 10 lid. Sea Island stained ranges from 5bd
to lod.
The sales Of cotton since Friday have been
1880 bales, of which spectators have taken
1000 and exports 1900. The stock on hand al
present is estimated at 3o7, $40 bales, agains
54,42o at the same period last year. II was hoped
by many that the unfavorabe accounts of tn,
growing crops, brought by the last steamer
would give vitality to the market; but any such
influence would have been seriously counter
acted by the high value ofmoney, and the cont
nued dullness OF trade in the manufacturing dis
tncts.
THE PROVISION MARKET
Prime mess beef, per tierce, new, COS to o2s Cd
ordinary SIS to sss; mess, per barrel, COS 66s
ordinary AIS ass. Pork, prime mess, per barrel
tbs TO 70s; old 55s 10 Sos mess Cos TO us; prime
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