Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-16

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DUPLiN MARKETS October II
CogN EXCHANGES Oct 12.rhe Market continues well sup
decline 6l,o Is Flour dull prices Wheat,
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE
TUESDAY October II The arrivals during week have
not been extensive, and conss, chiefy of Irish
mas enahed me farmers IN the norher parts OF this country
Ireland, and Scotland TO proceed with the harvest under
cpaed There have been bonded Wheat:
for Flour similarly situated there inquiry for
free sales have been effected The this week
~ WHKEFiELD CORN MARKET, DC, $
we have had fair and good harvest weather during
with the exception of one day Sunday, when
fell deal OF Corn has been good as
regards the dyness OF the straw but the Corn mostly tender
LONDONDERRY MARKET Oct II.
We have had very considerable supply of Grain during
the past week Wheat little changed in price, and may be
At the Antrim Grain Market 18th there were from 1870
to 4o cars and cars and the grain of good quality average
from 6s Cd TO Is Cd. per cwt
From the NJ Journal of Commerce, .Noye,nber H.
LATER FROM LIVERPOOL
To The likeness Of Capt. Buntin OF ship Adeiine
we are indebted for Liverpool papers The 1877 h
Oct. inclusive-from the Courier Of that date we
make the following extracts:
I THE REPRESENTATION LIvERpnoL.-Sr r.
Peel has declined the honor intended INN by those
gentlemen who invited him to offer himself as a
candidate for the represent aton of Live,p pool The
right honorable baronet did not The pce-en alton
ture, but embraced h earliest opportunity that of
fered itself to state to 'he requsioniss that
The pressure of his public duties as Minister
of the Crown would render it impossible for hin, to
discharge. with satisfaction himself the duties
OF representative al Liverpool, and that he must
therefore, forego he honor of being put i'm nnui
nations that h. he requistonists he is graft
'G in the high st degree by this proof If their oood
opinion and confidence and that it dds another RI
the many motives which will ever induce hum thou ph
not Its representatives o take the interest
in the welfare of Liverpool
An answer has been returned by Mr.. Chnrles
| Grant tn the same fleet The reply Of both these
statesmen, although dsapp hitting to The expec a,o
OF The gentlemen who conceived il their du,v to so
licit them to offer themselves for the representa-
ton of he borough yet couched in very respect
ful terms, equally credable to the promptness and
good taste Of Sir r, bert, 81 the 81 man f..eno
which characerlzrs he able and more extended com
munica'lon If Mr.. Chas Gram. The question who
shall NC have for Representatives: is, therefore at
the present moment important and as difficult OF
soint'on as 1t has been at any period since the
melancholy eveat occurred which has rendered the
Interrogation necessary Mr. Ewart is still the opv
declared candidate. movement has, however Ia
; ken place in favor of NJ. Dennson and Yesterday
we understand, requIsition to that gentleman was
commenced, and is now i'll course of signatre
Loss Of eighteen ships an the TYtnle FYshery--Ti
Is our painful duty this dy (says the Hull pap7r
of Saturday. to record the loss of eighteen ships
employed Ill the lSaviss Straits fishery six of which
belong to Hull. We do not remember havno wit
messed melancholy sight than that which orr
streets this morning presented Hundreds of per
sons, particularly females assembled in proups
anXously enquring of each ther the news from the
ilsherY as report was fast gaining 0-oun that some
casualty had occurred, though no one could possibly
form correct idea Of their 'Phis was abon,
nine in the morning, at which hour little aft
the GrmSby steamer arrived which confirmed the
previous rumours
/ We have saen Captain Dannatt, of the Progress
| who has favored with the following particulars RS:
he LETT Cape Searle the 2Ist of Sept. and states
tha yDfe,, IL.
were compelled to Remain much too long in M ell
vile Bay, as the wind blew strong raIe from the
SOUTH and thus blocked up sbe entrance to the bav
Here they were detained twelve weeks and when
they at length able to affect thei, departure
and steer to the west they could discover neither fish
nor ice Captain DanDatt informs us that MANY pdi-
yidnals have been deprived of life by the excessive
fatigue
| We regret this extremely; and, while we lament
the property thus destroyed our warmest syrnpathes
are excited in behalf of those who have lost their
friends and relatives. Capt Dannat has suffered
much, and bears about him evident rks of what he
has endured. Hr and others were obliged to travel
great distance the ice, order efIac, their
esc"pe.-Phe Abram is coming up the Humber, but
we do not imagine that any additional information oil
consequence can be had from her arrival as Capt
| DannaCi passenger
| PoBT OF LIvERPoo T. Whilst the revenue is fa,lno
oil, 1T is gratifying to to find hat at this port the
Customs receipt has mach exceeded million ster-
ling this quarter and exceeds the period of the
! proceeding year by more than 10! 900.
| PHE RAIL Way The number of passengers con
veyed by the Railway Company, during The last
week, has been from eight hundred to thousand a
| day.
! THE FEsTWAT.-We have much pleasure in sta
ting that the proceeds of the festival amoiini alto
gether to 1901, much larger sum than was an
tlclpated at the beginning Of last week though not
quite equal to the raised he previous fes-
tival 1t is not yet exactly known how large a sur
pue will remain to the charities after all the expenses
| have been paid.
From The Netv York JouynaloF Commerce. Of .Nou H.
! LATEST FROM MEXICO
Tue New Orleans Bee, of Oct lodges the receipt
OF Vera Cruz papers Oct 1tb and City Mexico to the
9Th vs.
Don Manuel Gomez Pedraza who preceded Gen Guerrero
IN the administration of the National Government OF Mexico
arrived at Vera Cruz early in October was prohibited from
handing ny the comander OF the place He then proceeded
/ to New OHeans when he arrived on the 22nd ul
ny Az order of the attorney general Molela Joseph NJ
area, dated September the 9th. the president Vicente