Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-11-11
4 DAYS Inter from Europe.

The British Steamer Hibernia-
Arrived at Boston Friday of last week, as we
stated in paper Of Saturday, in the Review OF the
market She left Liverpool 2lst ult.-and an alb
sract of the Commercial news by her, markets, &c,
will be found on next page.
The political adyices not of intense Importance
the following is synopnis:
! A Liverpool paper of October 81, says:
| The weather during the past week has been still
| very unsettled. During the early part good deal
of rain has fallen; but variation OF the wind has
! brought about complete change OF the atmosphere,
and bracing cold has succeeded the previous damp
weather The harvest is now completely got In aGd
during the next fortnight The preparations Tor umn
sowing will b. general. In Scotland the potato crop
is still reported good, whilst that Of Ireland is i'm
mtnscY short; the oat crop is however, COOL and
the markets generally partakc of the same want OF
spirit prevalent in England la fact speculation Is at
an end; and the large supplies which are flowing III
from the Baltic and other ports tend ctiecuaiiy to
keep down prices. Whatever slight change there
may b. in the duties levaOla, must b. but temporary;
and in the event winch is not anticipated, OF Per
mancni of prices ihe grain in bond would b. held
over till the duty C asses altogether This state OF
things together with the absence OF speculation, IN
duces importers sell off their carg12s as they ar
riv, AID cons ,qncnly, the ntnuous arrivals eH:c.
tually keep down prices. The farmers also begin TO
consider thc probable effects Of the removal OF the
duties in February next; and as there is general
impression that considerable supplies Will come from
tht United States, b'sid all the grain which will
be diverted 10 this country by way OF the northern
ports, owing 10 the disturbed state OF the interior oil
Germany The probabilities are, that during the next
SIX months our mark is will b. ahuhdantr supplied
There is, however, misgivmgs sprnging up, even III
Manchester itself, that the excessive import OF gram
when arising from tn. notable deficiency OF our own
harvests, and not from the increasing means OF the
people 10 purchase a whole loaf whlrc they have
hitherto had only hall of on. is not exactly cJndn
Give 10 national prosperity, whatever the anouit Of
Lawn rfS h, bnyn OSt 81 il
cardinal distinction; and we naturally participate in
the aux,teS expressed by our neighborS respecting
our prospects for the winter. AT present money Is
abundant chiefly from the absence Of demand Tor II
for commercial purposes but II Cannot be raised Tor
railway purposes. Merchants, g n:rally, are con-
Quoting their business with great caution, and the
bitter experience of the last two years has not btcn
altog thrr thrown away. The desire 10 preserve II
| peaceful attitude amongst the nations CT Europe is
predominant IN every mans mind as our main course
of salty; with irmncss, inpartiality, and wisdom,
earnestly trust this great blessing will b. prSsrrv-
| ed to
IRELAND.-Ca of Smith O'Brien-In Ireland,
tn. Lord Lieutenant, in replying to the d2putaion
Of the inhabitants of Dublin and vicinity, dcciIu d to
give any direct answer TO the memorial beyond the
assurance that full weight would be given to the
commentator of the highly respectable Jury which
tried him. The iormaiitics for bringing writ OF
error have all been compli, with by the Legal ad-
vscrs OF Mr. O'Bri> II, but tn. official privilege of
granting refusing the certificate with which the
Auorn " General is invested, will not b. rciscd
by that officer until after his return TO Dublin.
| O'Donoshue Found Guiify-Mr. O'Donoghur,
aft r. hours celebration, has bren found guilty,
and recommendation OF mercy accord, d, III consc-
qu Of has having Withdrawn or dsconn CT, d him.
self from his associates previous 10 the attack OH
| Farrlnrory.
FRANcE.-The Committee appointed by the Ma
toua Assembly 10 receive the communications OF the
| Government r.lativc TO the state of Svga have de-
c,drd, with General Cavagnac, in favor Of its re-
moval. Nj Aylics was To present port TO that ct
| uifs hrnh Nj Ints.
ter Ct Justice, would submit 10 il praj CT of decree
for the repression of offences commit by the press.
| BERLiH.-Bioody Riot. A great riot took place
at Berlin on Sunday, the 18th October last among
the workmen, which finally put down by the
National Guard, and in which several deaths occur
red on both sides.
On Tu siay, the 18th, in the morning, the funeral
of the dad took place, when the workmen mad e
another efReute, and commenced by shooting on the
| funeral b arrrs.
THIS news came BY express from Berlin TO Ham
| burg, the 18th October, in the morning The
people of Berlin feared that in the emete made
farther progress, Berlin would be declared in state
4 Of siege.
1.-THE steamer Washington, since arrived at New
| York from Southampton, brings something confirma-
! tory OF the above.l
THE AMERICA.
From our attentive correspondents, Messrs. SUIT,
DAY s. Co. we have received the following Circua r,
dated
LIVERPOOL, evening of Oct. %, lS4S
Money Mdrket.-Consols closed yesterday al S5s
to !, for money and time. Exchcquer Bills, 39s. TO
42s premium. These improved quotations are, in
some measure, the result of very favorable Indian
Mail, to hand yesterday.
Bdcon.-Beter prices have been made this week
by holders of old and the stock continues TO decrease.
| Beef-The market is steady, but dealers buy spar
| ngly. waiting first arrivals of new Beescdr.-
| Retail sales only are being made, at 60. los. 10
E5 rs. Cheese-The fine qualities of recent i'm
port vet landed have been taken at once at full
prices, and quotations well supported, with
an active demanded. Corn, Sc.-On change OF
wind the arrivals from all quarters have been heavy,
and, as TO BE- anticipated. prices Immediately
declined and the business passing has been limited
except for Indian Corn At to-day's market retail
demand only was experienced for every article, al
still further decline, and quotations are lower on
the week by Id to I'd. on Wheat, IS. on Flour, Is.
cd and 3D. Corn Meal In addition TO the import OF
American Wheat, noted other side, have
900 quarters from European ports within the week
along with considerable supplies Of other grain. The
averages are declining, and the Duty on Wheat has
advanced TO 5s., with IS. OH Flour. Cotton. The
import of the week is ,S35 bas the sales, D 500
on a regular but moderate demand the sales being
swrled by the operations Of exporters, while manu-
facturers buy only TO supply immediate need. Anne
rican Cotton is very freely offered, and further de-
cline of ID. per ID has been submitted &c, tho quota
| tions for Fair again reduced ID To-day. the
market is rather frmsr, and the sales reach S,0Jl
bales, at steady prices,-2,200 of these, being Up
lands, by Public Auction. Present stock, 81, 6O'
bales, against alt, 200, at date last year
Ldrd.-Eoders have given way. and, at dcclin,
Of D. per cwt.. few sales have been effected, bu
! the market remains inactive. Linseed Cake meet
less enquiry, and English makers have reduced the