Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
VOC. EX--No. 81
From Tic ". Y. Journal IF Commerce.
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From tkc ". Y. Journal IF Commerce.
| LATEST FROM LIVERPOOh.
ny the packet ship New York, Capt. Hoxie, we
nave received London papers 10 Sept. 10Th, and
..iVerpeo' TO The lIth, both inclusive The dates
rom London are no later than before received.
Tho Cholera in Liverpool was gradn,lly subsiding
Correspondence Of the JOusnatqf Commerce,
| IhYER?ool, sept. lj 1882.
Since our circular Of Dist ult. very extcpsiv,
business has been done in our cotton market, and
prices have materially Improved. II, sales Tor the
week ending 9TH inst. 1880 la -, IN adj.
vance OF l-od, and this week they amount To 81 $50
bales; producing further advance of la per h.
IN low and mdJiing qualities, aud Of l. Sd in other
descriptions, except fine Orleans and Sea Island,
tor which the demand has been limited. This
weeks business is larger than any previous enc
since the year 1925, aud i'm ltrierican cotton il
consists of Is, 003 Uplands, at 6aT 8; $3.50 Or
leans l-4aS l-2, with 40 at 81; $500 Alabama at
otI IA; and 300 Sea- Island at II II ut l6d per
pound
Abou: $4,000 bales of American and 1000 of
other KINDS have been tukep spcculntion, :nfu.
enced IL IS believed chiefly by the probability of the
Cholera spreading through tho Cotton districts of
The United States and rctlrding operations in the
new crop.
The demand has not been active The last few
dmJS, "'" c@snIuers have hnaahi e,"ri.,YIv since
The above advance was established but there is IL
tair bus;n 'ss going forward ut full prices with u
steady market.
This harvest is now concluded or very nearly So,
and, a. is believed, without any material injury
from the weather, and thc nIn keis continue
much depressed. Sonr flour III bnud is selling at
1876 and fresh sweet pa reels at e TO % ncr bbf
To Il limited extent.
There is no Carolina Rice in this market and
there is some inquiry for it. The advance in Clo-
yer Seed is not fully maintained Turpcntino is
again rather higher the last sale was lUC0 bbs
prime quality at lis per cwt. Tar is scarce. We
have better demand for Tobacco and good Stem
med has advanced ii TO per 10.
Another lettor, dated LIvERroor Saturday 18th
Sept.
The change OF feeling in our cotton market
takes It's rse solely, FROM the reiterated accounts
ot probable short supply, and not from inn
provcmcat in the business in Manchester and lis
neighbourhaod. Large contracts, it is true, could
be made for yarns, but At advance in prices.
-ho"ld, therefore, the prospect of supply, for the
remainder ofthe year, particularly foui the United
States, be different from what il is ut present, we
may find ii very d!icuit to maintain the advances
noticed above.
The sales of cotton this day about 1900 bales;
the market quiet.
PORTUGAL.
British officer of high rank has made an Of
fer OF his services, with large body Of men, To
the Marquis OF Pdlmclia, for the enforcement of
the Constitutional Portuguese army. The offer has
been accepted and all the necessary arrangements
entered into.-An East Indian, o! 200 tons, has
been bought for The service Of I>on Pedro and
will carry sixty guns She VIII leave the river
in few days.
Upwards of 600 men, including several hun
drcd Poles, leave France for OporLo; and in about
three weeks, similar force from another point,
nave already been sent out, are some excellent
valry soldiers, for whom horses have been provided
and in less than fortnight Don Pedro will possess
the cavalry force which he considered necessary
for immediate operations.
Accounts received by government from Oporto,
announce the breaking up OF portion Of the mill
tia, and the return OF the men TO their homes and
state that it will be utterly impossible for the army
of Miguel to make IL successful attack upon Oporto
If il be wei defended.
1t is said } gentlemen of property clubbing
together To pay the Pcnses OF a regiment of 500
men, for the service of Don Pedro; and that they
have nearly already collected together the required
number.
The Bron OF Nantes has the following:-.in
several OF the maritime towns of France, great
crtions are making 10 increase the forces OF Don
Pedro At Nantes, Chcrbourg, and Bordeaux,
commercial houses purchasing a considerable
number of horses, which 10 sent to Oporto.
| In the two first named towns two hundred and six
ty horses have been already purchased and Bor-
deaux will furnish many more, besides articles
OF equipment and quantity forage. Arms and
| ammunition have also been collected, and trans
ports hive been hired 10 convey the whole to
their destination.
(i'rom Correspondent understand that
an application has been made to Lord Paimcrston,
by highly respectable Oporto house in this city,
to allow the steaui packets for that place and Lis
bon, to sail every week during the present contest
in Portugal, and that his Lordship has transmitted
The application to the Admiralty and Postmaster
General for consideration. We trust that this re-
quest will be complied with, well knowing the Sc
rious Inconvenience which have been suffered by
the Portuguese merchants generally, owing to the
change at this particular crisis
Admiral Joao Felix, who ordered by Don
Miguel TO take the command Of his fleet against
Sartorus Chen cruising off Liabon) thinking it no
very desirable Office. declined; upon which Miguel
| offered Adriiral Rosa who had been i'll con-
| linemcnt and disgrace since the expedition
against Tcrceira, for not having succeeded there,
the option for remaining where he was or taking the
command against Snrtorius. Rosu glad to escape
from "dnrance vllo," accepted the latter alterna-
tive, Miguel filling up the vacancy with Felix, wIo
it appears, is now in command of the fleet, which
has undergone some repairs; Rosa and Felix ha-
wing again changed places each IN his turn prefer
ring safety and solitude to the certain prospect of
danger and disgrace III conflict with Sarlorius.
Correspondent of Morning P0pcr.
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