The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-06-18
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.

We exclude nearly everything else from
our paper to make room for the mass OF news
from Europe and Mexico.
The news from Europe is of the greatest
Importance. The consegue nee is, Flour has
advanced in New York to $40 90 per barrel
Wheat So 25 per bushel-Corn 81 so per
bushel. This mus, produce great sensation
through the country.
The great excitement produced in the cas-
team market can be seen by the following ar
ticles from the Baltimore Sun.
From the Baltimore SIN, June 4.
The News AND THE MARKETs.--The
news by the steamer Hiberna has had the
effect of bringing our market for breadstuffs
to a stand, the asking price ofevery description
having advanced far beyond the highest point
Of the season. Howard street and Susque-
hanna -four was held at $40, whilst holders
of corn and wheat seemed TO be undecided
as 10 how high they should 60. Through
some accident, our despatch ofthe news did
not reach US as early as itshould have done,
and the private advices received were of
such a conr adiciory character that they only
served to further unsetle the market. In,
deed, we have nev er witnessed such seas
on of excitement in our commercial commu-
nifty as prevailed throughout the whole day.
II will be seen by the telegraphic despatch
from New York that the excitement in that
city was equally as great. and that great ac-
tiviiy prevailed. The sales Of some descrip-
tions were very large, and the advance un-
precedented
P. .S.-Since the above was in type we
learn that some small sales of Howard street
-four were made in the Baltimore market at
$40 per barrel.
by Magn etic Telegraph.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
New YORK, June 3, i P. NJ
The news by the Hibernia reached here
this morning at IN early hour, and caused
great excitement in the market for bread.
st"ffs. twas for some time in private hands,
though but little use was made of it. f0'
The -four market was opened with great
activity, holders demanding strong advance.
During the day sales were made 10 the ex-
tent Of SO 900 bbls, at 50 25 a So so per
Dbl. The demand was partly for speculation
and partly for export. Southern and George
town brands were sold at prices approaching
$40 per Dbl.
There is considerable advance in wheat,
though the sales were light only hear Of
the sales of one lot Of 1900 bushels Gene
see. at 50 25.
Corn was in good demand, and advanced
TO point higher than it has before reached
this season. The sales reached 10000
bushels yellow, at ! so per bushel. There
were also sales Of $4,000 bushels white and
mixed, at 81 "a a ST. % per bushel.
Indian Meal sdvanced 37a cents per bar
rel. The sale amounted to 1000 barrels,
at S. rs.
Sales Of $500 bushels ofOats alto cents.
There were sales OF 500 barrels new prime
Pork, at $l4.
There was decidedly downward tenden-
cy in the Cotton market, though no opera
tions by which the extent of the decline
could be judged had taken place.
Freights were firm, with an upward ten.
dency, and some engagements have been
made at a positive advance.
The stock market has been in feverish
and and unsettled state TO day.
Money was plenty, at fair rates.
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