Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-06-03
FOREIGN MAR X f rs.
TuE COIN TRADE IN Europe.

/ forward In ,,,tb Conditioner For some DAYS past
farmers have been b,y occupied in the fields, and
rrat cxcrtion are being made to bring up the
If work caused bv the extreme yctncss Of the Spring.
The account. from The agricultural districts in re-
spcct 10 the appearance Of the plant, Of much the
,rr of ,cIInv unhealthy color: but it is the pre-
yilinr o,;nion that a rontn,,ncr Of similar weather
IN tI ,,r,t would soon brin,r if round as there IS
M GrGn;rncv Of niant. Holders of Wheat have al
ready b~,,n 10 show NOR. anxiety to realize and a.
thr ncIiHnon to buv lat no p,ri0i very srong) has
tu cr,L.r J;,ni,;LnJ tb, 'traJ,. has brcom,. OK
crrdnolv l,nruid Under ,h 50, circunls tarccs, a
,,,o,l,rnt CII IN ,r;co. locs not ounror murObabl
bnt we still thnk that the reduction in the value Of
i S,r a't,''' - ''''' ''Ne'! " ~ 'N''
A. mast IF tbc .odnr provinriaI markets held in
thr carl,. MARI of The week holders were tolcraby
firm, auJ 'rrvious uricps ycr, nearly maintained;
subsequently however, the desire TO rCa!ize incrcas-
ed ,d ouni,iios were moi suppgrtcd an TO th close
| of The vicnL
Nv our Letters from Scotland VIC learn that a SINH
lar chance IN that cxpcrirnccd in the South had
rnkcr Mae in thn weather which together with the
dul accounts hence Liverpool, SC, had suiccd TO
rive n check TO the inward movement in prices, and
Ihat thouob holders had NOT shown DISPOSITION to
lower thcir prctensions business had become very
duII both at Ednburg and Glasgow
In ireland the weather seems to have taken up
earlier than on this side of the channel, and the
norris thence in regard to the aspect of the fields,
are generally of n favorable character The disturb
cd state of the country had not prevented pretty
I,rDDl holm
enquiry having been exceedingly Slow former rates
had barely been maintained
The arrivals of Wheat coast,visc into London have
been of the same limited character during the week
| os nrrviouslv
We have again to report fair arrival of Wheat
from abroad-vil: ,GlO quarters, mostly from the
| Lower Baltic norris The supplies have for several
weeks past exceeded the cOnsumptiye demand, aud
no one having shown the slightest disposition take
more than was required for immediate use, The guam
ttv on the market has accumulated.
Flour has been throughout the week very difficult
of disposal but the milcrs have not hitherto altered
the pricc Shin samples have. in some eases, been
offered rather lower, without leading to a more cX
tended sale
LoNpoN, May y.
THE earn Yradr-At our market to dav there was
scarcely any thing fresh up in home grown Whcat;
and owing to the events occurring in Denmark, and
the impossibty of shipping any thing from the Bal
tic ports, we have received but limited supplies IRON
abroad The attendance of the trade was SMALL and
The continued fine weather induced Great caution on
the part Of buyers; the business consequently, was
retail AT the rates of Monday last. No enquiry cX
stcd for Indian Corn and prices remain momlnally
the same
The Weather and the Cr0Ds.-Thc weather con-
Times most beautiful and is every thing which can
be desired More delightful we have rarely seen in
carly Nav, and vegetation has made extraordinary
progress during 'l'f last aJH u%y =; % rr"iai
$50, and al thr onrratinns Of agriculture have
hn "ma With mr,,at ranidity. The crops
pocn i I ",Is" "i.' .;'J L.imin,o I,ol most
.lc Gna'Io L Of mast abundant
PIoniiS,'s' anu '''o'U ""'r'' "0r'
IN 1Ta,y ,y,J o,,o,. rotcs b,virg brcn ac-
1,''l co. ,'','nE",,rcd J.o, y GOOD business has
copied Tor manufactured AS az soIu ra'%c ms
pcen , 9oT.'I tt If hns;ncss is rc
proved IN demand ana alr extent o. f
Po'tTu on sum- '"' 80 L. ~ a. ~ "a
r 20 - G"' N.Y. rs b hIr taken to a mode
6d''cash. MIXED numbers nave pen uiNeh 10 III Gns
IStc ~ p a. III cola and tbr ar ready
, Iisn pu f nav nv cE ia bnt no bmvcrs Rail
yvav Bars are also lower: holders are offering at &c
los to f6 las The market, however, seems to be
rrcovrrino and haher uriccs are looked for. For
cign Tin Is held for late rates but no buyers to be
mot With Offers of SOS for Banca have been made,
but refused holders requiring SIS, although in
cases The former rates are said to have been accept
cd Straits have met a dull sale at rather lower
prices: 90 slabs ordinary were taken in at 65s.
Shelter has been more in rcuuc St. and further slight
advance has been paid and there is a less quantity
ON offer On the spot business has been done at t. IL
los 10 fI1 and for arrival about 200 tons sold at
el3. at which price there is now little to be met
with. The late arrivals from Antwerp, about 600
toms have been Skinned TO India. Quicksiircr ha,
again been rcducrd and fair business has been done
at s. TO- per h. Conner has met dull sale aud
prices are looking down. Lead is more freely offer
cd but little business has been donc as holders are
not willing TO lower their prices.
r,,.,,,,,o, E.;,,, ,,,.,i,o 1914, Nov 1915
i'iN h"iooL' i,'"l i:i2'ti, .Ia.t;. ;,,,ro,,
'ustleSo otne,ang - ~ iIid y,,n -. n,orc
lh-' "ho PltsI"' osPa',s ;l f ~ ;;ino ,ost
/, IA
1ac0n'-r uI'hcI en- ,"1s ,n;i ndisd
maze thlS week. at I'M pro- 10 ,,ouy Nv I
Tor ,oP 9uIiIuts' "h'io h''iioi ''''5 = "
dcCi'hIo Sl'Sn'i!' .o,,,. Co., pl;raa,I,lio cola
bGfh, Se"'rci'Fo" mus III st ''''"
at Tvs. ou , Io An orri,..Is If frc
Bef without change IN value. All arrivals Oh ,i,,c
meet ready markc'' Dul seo0"""1 i"'''''''' "'o'>
OH slowly ,,,o,l I.;ro.
I I , aG ~. 80, , ,,t ~ ~, ,rli
cNhauS'Tu' ana itoel'' i.,'lo, iG. ~, e. Gli 49,; -
inc q'"i'''S "e Al "o''' '"t' ~ ''
Corn, &c-Nith continued hnc weather. no cause
for uncaslncss as TO the growing crop exists ana the
business OF the week has been limited VITA ten
dcncy to lower rates. The arrivals OF Indian Cofh