Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08

with the Earl of Aberdeen and the Duke of VOL
hngton. The Duke, n is stated had been strongly
urged TO interfere in behalf of the kim of the Me-
therands; and the Ambassador has declared hat he
is bound TO do by the treaty. of N:nna II IL as
serted IN the best informed circles that the King he,
declared against any Interference, he ground OF
impnl'cy although he wishes good FIJI h To hc kept
Inc stock of Grain in the South part o: Wales, is
said 10 b. completely exhausted.
the Glasgow weaving trade was good, br; nrices
exceedingly depressed. Celored work for The home
market wa most in demand. Camhrics were dull
Up to the LIST of September, 473 eco quarters Of for
eign grain had arrived at London. and duties had
boon paid on 5673e5 quarters, ,93l remaining
in bond at that date.
The rains have caused much damage IN Scotland
In the agricultural reports II is stated tina, the Har
vest would be protracted to very late period altho
the accounts IRE not very uufavorable
The Duke OF Brunswick is said 10 have abdicatcd
III favor of his brother, Duke William The ahdi-
Gated Duke is said to mediate prosecutions against
the London papers for lih-lsl
phe London Morning Herald ofthe 5th remarks il
is again said tbot the Duke of Wellington has made
everturcs 10 Lords Goodrich Melbourn and Palmer
ston, and Mr.. Charles G ant. to join his Ministry
and that negotiation In that effect is now pendinp
MIR Gouburn is still stated to be a cand date for the
Speakers chair, IL being understood that Mr. Man
ners Sutton retires with Pecragc. Mr.. G. w
Wynne, has however ntnsied his intention of nd
vuncing his claim and the general opinion in the DO
ltica circles in the end of tho town is thai he
will be elected by e considerable minority. in which
case 1t rs said that MIR. Goubutn will be provided FOR
in Of the Colonies
The Editors of the Journal Of Commerce bavo tho
following letter from Cearns Crary g. Co received by
the Perfect AZ Boston:
LIVERPOOL, Oct 9th. 1880
We have had worry little doing IN Cotton and this
article has indeed been very dull bur without any
change in price Pot Ashes are rather lower but
without much alteration; Pearls i'm limited request at
8So39s cd. The business in Turpenline has been
pretty extensive at los Cd for good quality There
have been sales Of Tar sal, cd Hid :. TIE *
port demand for Carolina Rice continues and 8s has
been paid for small parcels Of fine. The Corn ms rket
isvery dull. and both Wheat and Flour are lower-we
quote Flour at 35a37s per Dol the duties are this
week OBS 3D. on Wheat Ids 3D. on Flour
Sales of American products from the ID to lie o. h
Oc' Cotton total sales of all kinds $50 bags
Ding 4276 bags Upland at 6ia71; 9sI Orleans at 90
I'D; l0I5 Alabama and tennessee al 61a7 3; So
Sea Islands at Bald; 81 stained do al I'D Total
import f,r the period 4278 bags Ashes Non.
trea Pot, 500 orls 32S Cd 33s pearl so brs at SO
38s Cd; 20 brls Quebec pearl 81 Cd Dor cwt Tur-
pen'ine, gaia brls a. los Cd Carolina Rice, % tcs
at l6 q 13s per cwt.
Extract of a letter dated IIAvRE. Ocr. o
We addressed you last the st inst. since when
several failures IN Paris and the apprehension of
others have added To the general siagnaton in bu-
siness produced by the rather unsettled poll
teal affairs aud the transactions in our market have
been in consequence unmporianr
We have no alteration To notice in the prices OF
Cotton, but the demand continues quite limited; and
consumers have merely supplied their mmpda .
wants No arrivals have taken place. and our stock
has undergone small reduction, being OF present n
bout $4,000 bales.
Nothing has been done in ashes. and prices are
stationary. There IS but little inquiry for Wheat
or -four. Some sales az American Flour n 100 bbls !
cd and is expected to be further reduced next
month