New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
Review of the Corn Trade.

MHIa .alF EfflNaH
TIE genial shower. WITH which have been favored
daring the sTeek prove of immense ocnch o. az Leti
so"n CONS tie ran has, perhaps come oo ATE 20 Feia;f
entirely The mischief Nc the previous dro ,ht oued
bui by mo- means dsposei 90 tske despo1c.ng
view OF our mpfe prospects a. some u our correspondents
apnelr 20 80
Tie ir,de n Wheat has remained In d very dug LAT,
SINCE our lasi ai al The leading provincial markets
The svces fon scotland mostly srssk wei of the ap-
pcarancc the Gram crops n tlsi country. rata hav
ing seu there last month han in the Sluh The absence
OF unfavorNb.e rerors ord % he growing Corn and
tie generally auA tone ~ Itc adfces iun DE principal
E1gh markets. caused business 20 be- very du Edin-
hurrh and ss.ov, on Wednesday. and not only Wheat
but Barey ard OATS rcc ied norc o less ia value % eac
Tie acs. important Information con.a.ned IN or letters
from ireland n reference 20 the Grain ate, 5 che check
which the de.ald for Indian Corn bad suffered Al Dub
ln. Cork and Limerick 'he Inquiry io hs arlce bad been
checked by the advance n price, and unless quotations
agln give btre We can scarcely calculate on eceiF-
ing farther orders nom 'hc Oflcr sce oi DE 0hannei-
Pnee. of Wheat ami Oais Aai been 'oieraoly Wen sup
The letters from ne Continent Of Europe continue prnei.
pay occupied with polucs. and the unsettled position %
stas seems 10 have nearly pat stop 10 business IA gram
for export
From tue Mediterranean have nothing new to report.
DEATH or an AMERICAS CoNsuL.-We are
apprisei Of the death ~ Manila the 18th Of March
last In the 3,h year Of his age after illness OF only
six days of JOSIAH MooRr Esq. L. : Consul for the
Philippine Islands.
We would premise that the deceased was much.
loved brother of our native poetess and writer, Mrs
James L. Hewitt OF this City. The Es,relia says
The death OF Mr. Moore cut Oh Ia the aower OF his
age from life of usefulness and bencvo,ence, e uniyet
sally deplored by the large circle OF ri nds % whom du
rug a residence or 10 years in this country he has
deared himself by all the amiahe and noble qualities
that made made man reyerenced and beloved
MIR Moore was native OF Boston. Mass and tho
principal OF the extensive commercial house OF Russell
stargis, and although comparatively unknown At
home he respected abroad as one OF The nst mei-
chants OF the age In his official capacity he was highly
esteemed for the honorable and energetic manner In
which he discharged the duties Of his situation
FIRE AT TAUNrON.-We are indebted TO Da-
ycnport a Masons Express for Zip from the Tam
i0n Vhig Office. stating that the Bristol County House
took fire in the root about o'clock saturday, aud
4. heap of ruins-nothng but the walls standing
Loss about $4,000 insured in a Boston Office for
- 100 Furniture belonging 10 Mr. Iowle, the lessee.
principally saved though in damaged state Tho iui-
niure Is insured for s 500 81 the bowditch Office
FIREs.-The dwclling-house OF John w. McNair
of sparta y Y was destroyed by lire on Friday night
Loss S2OOO-no insurance At Byron, Michigan, on
saturday week ire occurred which destroyed the
store of Nathaniel Turner and the Byron Hotel kept BY
Harvey ee The inmates OF the hotel barely escaped
with their lives. Mr. Turner'S loss Is about SlOlO--in'
surance 500 Mr. Lees loss u about $3.50. The hre
is supposed TO have been the work OF an incendiafy
~ \ fire took place at Romeo, Michigan ON
the 18TH which consumed several dwellings stores and
"A tavern.