Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21

who 49, :.:or and even Of open hostility. we
spPosa;,sxc Exceedingly probable, it the condition
think : al was the same as that o. Spaln--if
sffolssS sn,upported by foreign alliances--that
she wa ~ he subject to similar treatment and
she 49, roval origin Of the constitution would
tna' s Nv weak protection against the violence
be a.. ..ort;nental deposits. Fortunately, how
oil 'ns herself. and for the cause OF liberty in
ever I, che is under the protection OF a coun-
gene 'nh;cb. though crippled by debt and dis
try st;ll TOO formidable 10 be attacked with
ur''' .;,y. and however loud the quito ry against
imPOab he. no state will be found sufficiently
ner LIZ, - incur the prompt and certain ven
a aa.nce of England, by an unprovoked attack
4 Seans .llv Plots will doubtless be Matched,
Oh an~sni,acies will be formed, and perhaps insur-
con.Pn ul be raised, but if the Portuguese are
i rss 70 themselves-if they act with hrmness &
uud Ssr,,ion, they'need fear nothing from exter-
na1 o. the ship Hudson, Captain Champlain,
en- London, we received the London Courier
u ls,he evening Of August 9Th.
.The treaty, fixing the boundaries between Rus
:. and Norway, has at length been ratified
The 1' rivers Passoig and Jacob will henceforth
WIS London, August s.
Tue MONEY MARKET.-(From the City.)
consols recovered yesterday from the trifling
1.cIne experienced on Saturday,, and lief: off at
-ol buyers forthe account. The prices for the
.,hsr securities also rose, aud were very stea-
I;lv maintained A rumour was spread that
,nr army in India had sustained a reverse, but
!, had no effect either on India stock or on con-
.ds letter is said TO have been received
srom yenore, stating that the army under Sir
Campbell had been destroyed, and the Gene
ral himself taken prisoner This is very UNI
;telv channel for obtaining news from the seat
Of war, and the story seems every way unwor-
Inv of credi.. 1t was not known, nor was II
eirculated-as report, at Madras when the Wei
rnp,on sailed The prices of the foreign mar
te were also very we'll sustained. 1t is said
that The balances in the hands of the bankers,
and the amount Of unemployed capital in the
hands of the bill-brokers, are large at the pre-
.e,, moment, almost beyond all precedent
Some Of the bankers have deposited large sums
ii the Bank Of England, not choosing TO keep
5, much more tnan they require In their own
custody. 80
British Socks-August 8. Cons. three per
cents 79 So; three and half per cents So
Bank Stock 2o22; Consols for Acc. 794, So, S-8.
american Stocks .--6 per cent OF lSlS,S8; 6per
cent Of 1914, So; 6 per cent OF 1915, 90 Oh
with dividend from July LIST.
Paris, Aug. 6.-French Funds. Three per
Cents, 6s, e5; Bank Stock, 2,ol5. Neapolitan
Rentes, 70. 80 Spanish Rentes, So; Spanish
Royal Loan, As 54S.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Y;aerpooI. .Aug 8-There has been steady
demand Cor Cotton since our report of the 29th
gii Dealers and spinners have purchased ra-
sber freely, ard show more confidence In an i'm
proyement Of the trade than for some time past.
'rhs prices oflast week are fully supported, and
some descriptions have tendency 10 advance.
The public sale of Sea Islands was we'll attend
Cd and as much or more sold than was general
RESPECTED, and at prices nearly or quite equal
20 the Immediate preceding business by private,
bui at decline OF ID TO ga on the last public
sale The sales by private, from the 29lh to
the Ath inst. inclusive, amount to 3,l20 bags,
Including of American, 548 Uplands, at 81 10
I'd, averaging Tod; 500 Orlears, 5 3-S 10 s
-. S2l0 Alabamas, 81 to Z, and lao Sea ISL
ands There were offered at public sale, l545
bales Sea Islands, Of which S92 were sold at
II 10 SD; 425 do stained, Of which SAT- sold at
70 SD. OF the above 500 bags were taken
Cor export, and the same quantity on specala-
ton
On Saturday and yesterday, there was mo-
derate business doing at steady prices, and the
saesestimated at $500 bags. Import from the
2sth to 4th inst l2,2S3 bags.
To-day, up to NJ. there has been but a
very moderate inquiry for cotton, and more Of
ierng in the market.
The sales Of other articles of Am. produce
The last week, consist of $50 casks bark, (bank-
rup,'s property, by auction, at to Is Sd; and
10 hhds good Philad. at Us; 20 90 pearls 2Ss
9lo 24s A recent import of pots is offered at
22s. No sales of tar, turpentine, rice, beeswax,
Or u S. ashes % IN. W.O barrel slaves g.
Is 3D. On the 5th, sale Of Carolina tar was
made at u.s.
The import of cotton this year, up to the LIST
inst. from the u States, into the principal ports
has been 2S9,476 bales, viz from n. Orleans,
O7O49; Savannah, 76,SS4; Charleston, 7o,S42,
other ports, $3.50 The total import from
'ns Y States in the whole OF 1925, was 2SS,666
oaies, being $50 bales less than IN the FIRST
months Of 1926. The imports this year from
other parts have been, from Portugal and Bra
al, So,642; E. Indies, 1864; West Indies, &c.
s,oSs; Mediterranean, s2,6l7. In The year 1925,
me import from those parts, were as follows,
W y0rI%sai and Brazil, ll9,645; E Indies S6,S6S;
". W. indies, &c 1857; Mediterranean, 59,223
1o'di Sl,8l7, or loo. 900 more than IN the hrst