Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Affect OF PACKAGES ARRIVED.
NINE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

AFLEET OF PACKAGES ARRIVED.
NINE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Five packet ships from Europe arrived at New
York on Saturday afternoon. vlZ-Chc Europe,
Cant Marshall from Liverpool, Nov. 10Th the
sheridan Capt, Depeyster Liverpool, Nov. 14th,
Columbus Capt. Chopper. Nov. Goth; Francis LIST.
Pell Hayre, Nov. sh; Emerald, Capt Ore, Nov
10th. Capt Chopper, of the Columbus furnishes
London papers 10 the evening Of Nov. l9ih, and
Liverpool TO the 20ti.
The news by the arrivals. politically speaking. is
Of but little interest. The English Tory papers are
tanning the embers for war with Russia and some
Of the Wing papers speak IN the same STRAIN. lhey
pretend that Russials interfering 10 prevent the ex
ecution Of the treaty recently concluded between
England and The Porte.
All the coming packets are full of goods and
making capital (reights. The freight list OF the
Europe is seI590 aud the Columbus el900.
The ROYAL William advertised TO start Tor
New ork December 9th, taking no freight, and
the Liverpool Jan. 10Th.
The Liverpool Times estimates that the wheat
crop IN England this year is neouth part less than
~ 635 and 537.
Affairs in Spain are in Statu quo There has
been very little fighting Of Late.
Great Export Of Goods 10 American'-lhe ship
ment Of manufactured goods TO the L. States
are the season ofthe year considered, very extern
sive.
The american Tfade.-We congratulate our fell
low townsmen upon the prospect OF very improved
state of trade between this county and America du-
ring the ensuing winter Birmlms CHAM ArertlScr.
The fearful number of So prisoners had been shot
in Spain, revenge for SIS othe Queens loops (prls-
oners) shot by order Of Cabrera. The Queen has
opened the Chambers with a speech, in which she
says 40 600 more men are TO be enlisted.
LONDON, Saturday. l7h Noyember-'The Corn
market has becen duh, and prices are lower by IS
per ar. loi both English aud Foreign Wheat. This
may probably be owing to the advance IN the week
| ly average prices Of Corn, is now fast declining -
last week il 2ls Sd per qr.-this week is l5s sd
and next will be l3s sd.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9th.
We have again report another week of ANNA
ton in our cotton market. Our quotation however,
though looking mp, are without any decided advance.
The export trade TO the United States has increased
very much within the last week or two, and II Is un4
dcrsood that the manufacturers are generally ac-
lively engaged with American orders. The transac-
lions IN Tobaebo are not extensive, but fail prices
continue TO be paid. Nothing new in bonded
! Gain.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 60.
Tobacco--A fair business has been done in tobac-
and the market continues very steady the sales
amount to 30 hhds Tobacco, per Id. in bond
James River leaf, sound, s good aud fine, II II :;
stemmed sound, 80; Kentucky leafs stem
med, IL 13-3 per 10.
COTTON AND GRAIN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 90, 1888
By the inolosed circular you will perceive that we
have had another extraordinary week in point ofsales
III our Cotton Market and that prices continue firm.
The stock is now being rapidly reduced, and should
the money market remain finn, such is the briskness
displayed IN the Manufacturing Districts that we
may expect a further advance. The state of the
Corn Market. however will have an injurious tenden
cy upon tins, because the capital of the country be-
ing gradually Withdrawn IN payment ofthe large pnr-
chases OF corn now making al the principal connen-
tai ports must produce tIghtness IN the money
kct unidvorable for speculation or the holding OF cot
Ion BY which large quantity OF cotton will be for
ced upon the market. in Il communication wnicn /
made you lew months ago, ] stated that the corn
averages falling, notwithstanding that prices
were rising, III consequence of the large quanuty of
injured grain, and the very small quantity of healthy
samples, offered by farmers-the foreign mporta-
tons not being taken in the account. This of
things has now terminated and reaction is taking
place the contrary way. The farmers having com
plccd their agricultural operations for the season.
have now time 10 devote themselves to the harvesting
OF the recent crops, aud the late imporations being.
with very few exceptions, disposed OF. the avera-
ges are beginning to RISE notwithstanding there is
downward tendency in the market. The duly
has, therefore, last week, been reduced from Dps sd
to lSs Sd, and this week we shall have, in all proba-
bly still further reduction. In the mean time,
foreign corn is beginning pour in, and, from past
experience, the British farmer will find it his IN
teleSt not to allow the duty to reach its minnum be-
fore making sales. There is, thus, every probabiil-
ty that it will be late in the spring before the duty be-
comes shilling, although, eventually. there Is no
doubt but such will be the Case and should consid-
er the shipment of flour from America at the period
when you will receive this advice, as PARTICULARS
LY SAFE SPECULATION.
The question of the corn laws is now the theme
OF every newspaper in the kingdom and private So
cletyis likewise beginning To feel lis influence. As
yet the lower classes in full employment but
should We have hard winter, (and there is every
prospect of IT for, during the last week. the nights
host has produced ice varying from IA to - inch
in thickness,) and those individuals have to pay an
increased price for bread change in the corn laws
will inevitably ensue. For this the land hol1ers
are becoming prepared and fixed duty will at
once satisfy bot parties and be productive the reven-
ne, The error OF the present system is, that as the
duty decreases here, the price OF corn rs the
continent, that at the lowest reduction of duty
the Germans and Prussians reap The advantage, not
the English people, unless spectators in this conn
try have imported previously and this far as the
mass of the people concerned, makes but little
dlilerence-high prices prevail in either case.
The Mark Lane Corn Market of Yesterday was
Is to 2s per quarter lower for wheat and the coun-
try markets around are in an animated state.
NOTICE.