Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08

However think il yery probable that Lord Clarendon
after their refusal, will send in bis. leai 'na' y"u
Americans in crtclsng all these shutting oi our gu
cards. will be tempted 10 say, that "slch gel ing "0
stairs you never did see." .
FRANCE French papers have been received 70 .'e
Gh inst There had been an alarming increase % hui
des and robberes in Paris: and the journals comne"
on The insufficient attention devoted 10 the security Q,
the inhabitants. private letter from Pars, pho'sneu
in The London Courier Of Oct. Is, suys Al no pe"u
offences against the person perpeira'eo IN suc
numbers with such uduc;iy, ns al the present 'e
Lei add that at perndf Sc except the reign o.
ierror,-were brutal violence, md savage pntehzeo
rocy characteristic of poPulati"n, as 'hey a,e u
tina, of Paris al this moment hssussnalions and roone,
has become the tile Of division vi maltef Puoieueu
in the respectable morning papers
MrE Banqui, a gentleman uf good ia'nny, c"a,seu
with being party 10 the insurrfc'lon al ans )" "ay
last, arrested in that capitol, on MS 'e'u'" "o"'
London :.
Fresh rumos Of intended changes in the cabinet were
afoat in Paris they SEEM however, 10 have bfen sug
pcs,ed more by the arrival OF NJ Theirs IN Town 'a
founded on facts deserving attention. Aith"ueh 'he
want of identity of principle OF energy, and OF lah
attributed 10 the present minister's seemed 10 oe gene
rally admitted, change would, II was Genpfany DE-
ieyed, take place before the assembling OIL 'he en'h
beers 80
fairs wear a brighter aspect Money growing more
plpr,ul else where must confidence 10 The most
tinid of all money lenders The Frencbman Inc price
Of bread too has been reduced and although Inc re-
Correspondence IF The .Ne'o YORK Times
LlyERpnoL. 18th Oct 1889.
Gentlemen In case The accounts by the late pack
cts should be anticipated by this steamer we refer BACK
10 our Circular oil the Goth ult per The "LVerpoo
since when our Cotton make, has been gradually decn
ing and is Id 3 I'D per ID lower Than al mat Pc
Rod; the present quotation for oir qus'ues' oS 30
per ID though fair extent OF business mas oteh
roinr forward during the whole time The sales lor Inc
week ended 9th u were 80 $50 bales, Tor that ended
4rh ms, 90 500 bales for that ended lih INST 29oSo
bales and Tor the week terminating to-day ihey amount
To 90 40 hales-of the latter $50 are Upland, o.
9 $40 Orpahs NJ 81 Sa q; a 40 ARhomn and mobile
al 6a7 d and 100 Sra Island al Is 4a2s lod per TO-
The Market has had the benefit OF good export ae-
mand particularly the last fortnight, about ooo naes
having been taken for that purpose last week and ABOUT
con present week bu The effect of this has heen couh
,eacied by falling off in the demand for home con
sumption and an exceedingly depressed stale OF he
trade in the manufacturing dsirIcls-where ihe return
10 iu work the part o spnners chPcked lot want
OF an adequate demand for Goods and Yarns
The money pressure, too. continues unaoaleo, ana
oppraes uniavornbly every branch OF trade The re-
cent accounts resps citing The injury sustained oy Ihe
crun in The have doubtless had considerable nhl
ence in preventing greater decline on Inc o'hsr hano
the eruption the China trade, and The uncertainty
as 10 lis may is thought. give us an increased
supply Of The East India crop The mex. season. aud lessen
the export of Gunds and Yarns 10 China This, toge-
iher with The dlscouragng prospect Tor the export ne
ma nd for Gnods for America has probably induced Inc
! Cotton holders sell freely OF late The import
into Liverpool since the lst OF January 9e OGO bales
against 23S COO 10 period last ssasun; The supply
from the u is 7o3 coo bales, being decrease oil o"3
nU0 The stock IN this port is estimated al $40 600 bales
arains, 44G 0n0 at time last year. The STOCK O.
American is atou, 3i3 600, $4,000 bses less than
IL was.
Jnp Harvest may be said to be completed, nnd there
nre GF.Ysnt cpinuns the result the mos. general
however is that further foreign supplies will be re
onred-5ud consequently, that The duty will shortly b
psnhibory and continue So AT present the ou'y OF
FIcur is Is cd per bb but next week i, will be IS 20
and most probably soon reach l2s sd per btl whn'eve
may he the result next spring The quotation Tor Flour
duty paid. is Soc Ils per bbl.
1urpenne has been in good demand q, better price
say al lis Cd rs. for old TO 2s I'd. l3s. cd pc
cwt Cor
The business in Tobacco this month has been ahou
500 hhds The sales Of new Virginia Leaf have beef
chiefly at rom I'd. 10 ed. per ID. The market is IN
lsnguid state.
Although il is impossible deny. that there are cir
cums'ances in the monetary condition OF England ant
Of Eupsnds hes; customer, America calculated 10 pro
duce much nnxiriy. yet believe Tint there has no
hecn period Tor many years, when IN" rode ana con
mrrce Of The counly rested On sounder basis Than
present. Fol- the las, two years there has been no sue
Thing speculation in Tie bad al The tern) on Tn
part Of The Ergish merchant or manufacturer. Whs
trade has f1seo nae hren carried sound business
Ike principles, Inns risen gu, Of real demand, and ha
has existed. II has been confined TO object, namely
cotton, and has been undertaken and carried on hy IN
Bank ri The United States and other American bankIn
establishments, and rot by The merchants Either Of Eng
land America Fortunately for the permanent IN
ieresis both Of England aud America this specula
tim has proved utter. il not runcus failure, |
oil the parties concerned in il, that whatever ten
porary inconvenience may result from 1t, the coun
Try is likely 10 be free frcm any such mische YOU
interference with the proper course Of trade and in
duary for several years. Should the harves, whic
is now gathered in, hnd The supply Of foreign whic
has been released from bond during the last month"; b
sufficient, 10 carry the country through ill autumn
we may reasonably hope for moderate amount Of com
IretcaI and manufacturing prosperity. Ihrre ore on
two things 10 be dreaded, namely: necessity for arg
sddinns supply oi foreign corn, which, if should &C
cur must he followed by great demand Of he pre- cou
metas for The purpose of ayment, and crash amcngs
the banking establishments of America the Bank of tn
United States taking The eud. Either Of these event
might produce great embarrassment, but unp
both OF them should occur, there is much 10 hop
, for The future The present pressure the none
market arises chiefly from The apprehension Of the oc
currence OF these events and will increase deceas
according 10 the state Of the markets and the
iron America brought by The next three fur packets
: Since The above observations were written, we hnv
received t@" pieces of information o great consequence
The first 'a. that MIR Juudon has succeeded in rasin
the sum 300 00W in Lnndnn-a sum which is rons
drrcd 10 be sufficient 10 relieve The Bank of the Unite
States from lis Europeon difficulties; The SECOND is, tina
the Bank Of England has positively determined to re
fuse all bills having than twenty days to run
which endorsed either by Joint stock hanks of
any other banks If ISSUE The former Of these piece
Of intelligence IL satisfactory, Tor though il is very IA
from being decisive The ultimate late Of the bank
II goes good way towards securing lis English cred
tors. he second piece of intelligence is very unnvo
rabie. for il proves that The Bank Of England is sl
dreaduily pressed. md that il is determined to adnp
any measure, however desperate, TO itself Tn
blow wI fall with the greatest severity on Manchesle
and The cotton districts around that Town.
Londnn Times. Oct 10Th
The Morning Chronicle OF the 18th ut says, "lnrel
lgence from The American money markets is receve
in rather favorable light, although it has produce
any improvement in British funds. The consols marke
was "a her in an agated state throughout The day Tn
U. s. Bank shares were al l03 3 10 1903 g. On tn
10th shares Of the U S. Bank sold to the
OF Sl0O0OO The same paper says that while the hg
rates Of nleres, continued, causing The bank TO kre
money tight, i, not expected that great deal OF bust
ness will be done in that kind of investment
The London Evening Courier of the 18th ultimo rs
"There has been business transacted in Banl