Arrival of the Steamer Hibernia

Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

 BosToN, Aug. 2-94P.M.

 The steamer Hibernia is now ap- preaching her wharf, and have the pleasure of forwarding you the first dis, patch that leaves this city as 10 the cha racter of her commercial news.

 She sailed from Llverpoor on the goth ult., and consequently has made a pas- sage of twelve days and twenty hours.

 In the Liverpool market on the I9Ih uIiimo -four was selling al 34 35s per barrel American, A and sour four at 28. 29s. This is decline of abou! g since the sailing of lhe Washington, she having left prime American flour at 36s to SIS.

 The quotations of heat also show decline. On the l9b, good rcd wheat was selling al 9, 4d to os 5d, and white al 9s Tod 10 los 2i. By the Washing ton's advices, U. & red wheat was los. Id a l0s 4d, and English white los Cd a lOs 8I.

 Beef, prime mess, s8 to 9fper fierce, ?. and 55 to 60 per bb.

 Pork new mess, 76 10 7S per b3l.; old mess, 6S to 72; new prime 60 so62.

 Cotton, ordinary 10 middllng New Orlsans 64 to 7b; fair to good fair 7f to 5; good 10 prime, e4 to Q.