The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-16
THE UNION.

The approach OF the f Of Janafy when free navigation
takes effect In England, has induced engagements already
10 land heights In Liverpool after that da,e For this puf
pose the ines have advanced % TO- Vessels up 10 land
cargoes, under the new act get Is FOR -four and 3D.
for grain, and rates shade better for engage
mehis Some OF the packets engaging at free navga
lion prices This VIII movement In foreign goods
for Engandj but more completely give vessels the
control OF the trade, perfect and facile system OF
warehousng is required The mercantile interests Of the
city, having become satisfied of the benefits they derive
from allow tariff and the independent treasury well the
whole commercial system adopted by the late adnnisa-
ton, regard with uumiiga,ed disgust the anti al
prosecutions TO which the trade OF the country subject
ed in consequence OF the tricks of partisans in Office
Our shipping having the privilege Of supplying Eng
land with any description OF goods she may require, no
matter where produced, needs but ample warehouses
where goods can be stored and insured, free Of
house charges make ports depot of the products
Of the world Whatever cline ships now VISIT they
may bring home those goods that they procure the
best advantage as the English market is added to
for their disposal Whatever our warehouses sy
contain saleabe in England our ships may now carry but
an libera and prosecuting spirit prevails the part OF
our own public officers all these advantages be lost
The cotton market has been sustained with reasonable
drnness, Under continued disposition on the part Of
holders oil the liner qualities to realize The estimates OF
the cotton circulars in relation crops gradually
creasing, and some of them have got as high as
600 bales. This will be ample supply at present
prices which cannot but affect very
aging Frost and this is weeks later than the average
time for killing rosts. The quotations close as follows
Ordinary MID 70 Mid. fair to Fully fair TO
s s:':' s.i :ss s'''''' p : .sI
There is speculation still in WOOL The fact that the
growth is short of production is generally credited and
prices are accordingly affected Ths stock computed in
The cities OF New York, Boston, Phladelpha, Albany,
Providence, Hartford, Springfield and Kinderhook ID
100000 lbs and diminishing Fleece is held at AZ As
cts full blood 81 40 half TO three quarters 80
36 cents. ITf
now here lar from 900 barrels The receipts from
the opening of the river the 10th instant are I7O7 S46
barrels against 59 last year. The eastern demand
having Stacked up, the market closes dull "a rs 81 81
Tor common State straight do, 81 81 "a s7A mixed Ohio
and Indiana 81 rs ~ SIA; mixed and straight Michi
gan, 30 $5 l2l Georgetown, $5 3i{; rye -four 90 81
a ~ S7a Buckwheat is more in demand at SO l2h So
81 in barrels Corn meal is dull So O6 50 I2a Jersey
Grain is active, there is demand for Canads for
export; white Genesee 81 81 10 Long Island 81 o.
Rye better; sales at 6 81 also 80 4Oa
cents Corn steady at 65A sc for round yellow
do, IS 65i cents. Hemp, dew rot,ed, Sl55
Hops have been quiet Lead sells at 81 O6 cash
Pork is in good request slight advance sales mess a,
$40 So SO 62a prime, SO g. Beef is dull at SO So
25 mess 80 50 rs. Ohio lard is dull, and little lower
say % 81 cents kegs fair prime, 81 ~ cents Rice
sales at $3 So 56, Cloverseed is firm. Wb'skey 27s
cents. Talow is beersay a Tobacco is still
in good demand sales Kentucky at 81 a 8 cents. The
for manufactured being nearly over there is less
doing.
Money remains abundant and exchange to-day has de-
cned under lower quotations from the South First class
signatures could be had at 81 81 sterling good names 81
81 francs 525 a. In the latter there has been much
larger business than in the former The stock market re-
mains nearly before The bears, knowing the creduty
OF the public in relation any cabinet absurdties made
effort to depress prices the strength of the French
difficulty, The quotations follows.