Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM SHIP
LIVERPOOL.

York on Monday morning at two o,c,ocL
we received al u late hour last night the N.
YORK Courier and Journal OF Commerce of
the morning, from which we make the iuI.
loving extracts:
There does not seem 10 he any ma,er;,l, n.
,eta'ion in the state of the l.opJnn Alone
market, though the Bank of England is ey.
'ue"',y very al a, ease. IL is alleged that
'ne plan OF selling OF The dead eip hi has NOT
succeeueu, The Bank not having been able ,o
continue 10 obtain the price it demanded.
hat institution had entered into a neyo,i,.
ton with The Bank of France Tor SUNNY
vt two millions Of dollars, which was mol.
however yet concluded
ne state OF the weather, as the harvest
'ime approached, was u subject of intense
anxiety The accounts are contradictory
gu! we are sorry TO say, the last are decided.
W bad. This is also the case i'm F,.uca
where The price Of bread had risen.
The Cotton Market, ii will be seen with
pleasure, has improved
An advance IN the rate Of interest ON Tho
part oil The Bank continued To be n D,atier uT
discussion, but no advance bad taken place.
'hough we Judge from the various accounts
'hat money was as scarce as ever
me weather in England had been Wet
a"u WINDY, SO as Ia create some alarm TOR
The growing crops aud cause some adyanc.
IA The price OF wheat.
~ English politics nothing of great inter
es.' ou, Important intelligence has heen re.
ce'ved iromCenstantinople. Sultan IJoh,noud
), "eau' ana ms Army totally routed by the
egyptians under ibrahim. The Captain
Pasha had treacherously delivered nm The
whole Turkish dee, To AIehemii Ali
Inc son OF The Suiiar l,l
throne of his father, He had appointed his
ministers, and negotiations we're going ON
y, an adjustment Of the difficulties with
Egypt, under The auspices OF the great Eu.
iorean powers.
line Chamber of Peers OF France Rad
passed sentence IN the insurgents. Barnes
aiJne was condemned To death and The resi-
10 different degrees Of punishment. The
sentence of Bstbes WAS contrary TO the nd.
wee oi ms Ministers, changed by the King
10 confinement al the gslies Tor life. This
oe,1oratioh OF The three days had passed over
without any maieriai incident
An emeute broke out al Hsn,ver n, ,Io
lUh July. Hageman, the first magistrate
whon tie King sought 10 impose on The city.
had been nearly flung out of window ,ri
me II lag al last re Called his appointment.
BAIT. AMER
LONDON, July 3l.-From the Paris pa
pers ard letters il would appear, not un)y
maj me accounts were substantially true of
an attempted arrangement between The Bank
OF England ana The Bank OF France bur III.
auditioDai modification is imposed, of two
failures IN The applications made-pne TO
me Bank "i France, aad the other 10 The
capitalists OF Paris--a disgrace which, cer>
tainy, never beiei The great Engiish bank
ing co, rora'ion. The government, 900. lhe
ha'urai consequence OF being il. bad COMMA
ny, come IN Tor share OF the disgrace
English Exchequer bills, il seems. ore
nor G'oh security a, Paris, because they
"ou'u no., al short notice, be convertible So
a. 70 answer barking purposes-a remark
""'e" Is perfectly tue, and al the same time
d very useful admoDilion 10 The lste Eoyer
aor OF The Bank OF England. who was th.
"eso'iator on this OCCASION on his recent
practice IN regard To available securities.
lie dead weight" OF curse il The Paris
bankers could lie made 10 arrive NJ The
OF ITS meaning, would be far
'ess available as banking security. since i,
- universally admitted not 10 possess tba,
character even in London This ;s The oh.
jeciion OF The Paris capitalists 10 the aryaoge.
nehi, who we're TO have undertaken Il, if
mat difficulty could have been overcome
with The aid CT the Bank Of France. the lat
,er taxing them as ;is security-with the
sank OF England in direct way there was
d refusal 10 treat al all, the charter Of that
institution turbdhing all traffic in coercion
securities. The transaction is The upivsr.
sal topic OF discussion in The CITY. and every
where severely reprobaied.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, july. % -Col,o, =,
I he early part Of the week the demand for
Cotton was extensive, while holders keui
the market barely supplied, ut an advance
OF lid per Id; but since las, Tuesday Tie
"emahu has been less active, and. al the
Close OF the week, the market has reccdsd
10 prices nearly az low as last weeks U,,n,,
lions OF American Cotton. The sales Of the
week amount TO % ITO bales, includinu g.
oou a American on speculation, and 5 400 A.
merican and 500 Surai for export.
we nave bad very good demand for cot
ION to-day, the business amountinp IA 5000
oales, oil which 1000 are rcfurted 10 be on
sP'su'''ioh ana looo Tor export, principally
American, and The remainder TO he ,rade
ne market, generally, has assumed iirmer
appearance, and prices may be considered
i>2d higher than yesterday
-, LIVERPOOL, July 26,b.-Co.ion--
nero mas heena good demand throughout
Tue week, oo'h from The trade and exporters,
and although for he last ,lay or lwo i, bns
oeen rather more freely met by holders
prices have gradually advanced, and A mer,
,csn are I'D TO l>3d, and Brazil and Sorst
az per 10 higher than ON Frid,y last. a,
Which advance the market has closed firm.
exporters have taken $500 American. $50
Pernsmbnco, 40 Uaranham, 200 Susai and
spectators $500
Sales Of The week IL 40 bales.
DA FRE, Saturday, 9th. 1889 8 p Al