Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

III" demand Is good, and sales rather easily
elected. For the Orleans, Morenos. and Co
bugs, manufactured at Bradford. there is a
ready slle, reinunertiug prices.
The improvement in the increase o; exist
my railways still continues, aud during the
last two months amount TO upwards OF 5000.
OOp on comparison with the corresponding
two months OF lSl. Tire lmes which have
reduced tkcir fares most lib,tJlly are the great
est sainefs.
The honSe demand lo. lion Is daily OF tile
mcreaSe-the manufactures are working hard:
pflcfs are well supported -aud the trade Is as
brisk as we IL can b. The e~post trade, ON the
tohtIdri is dull Ply Iron co:nu,ants, in Glass
Cow IL los, IN Liverpool i've GUineus In;
Mverpool Bars realize 10. Hoops go los
On sts tl3s R,ils Eli IS, aui best. Refined
ilc wool taadc is bri5a-a sure proof Of the
heoItny state ol The Yorkshire districts. The
Introduction of the Woods OF the United States
INTO England il a new feature IN this branch
oi business; aud the success which has hi;h-
erlo attended the speculation must lead to q
more extensive import rom the other side of
the Atlantic. Our Wool reports speaks in
terms OF encouragement of this new feature
and OF the Interest which it has excited, The
Tact OF Alncicans having been previously large
purchasers 81 Wool IN our markets takes moth
my from the novelty the case being now
revised. In all respects the Wool market
except ior low descriptions, il prosperous
ahd prices tor the midding and better quail
hcs shown symptoms ot improvement
FKANCE.-fARISS Sept. 30.-Much atten-
ton has been paid in this capital both by the
press and the public, 10 the recent arrivals
from the United States with respect to Mex
leo. The probability of war or no war has
been discussed; but all journals and all parties
are unanimous i'll thinking that il would BE-
the very height oil folly Tor Mexico to attempt
hosillties. The Journal des Dsbuts, the gov
eminent organ, takes a peculiar view 1t says
that the MeXicans have been joHes ct depounleS
but advises them-to use the words of an A
merican plhlosopher--''to grin and bear it,
because, IT says, il they don't they will give
the United States an excuse for SEWING anoth-
er tremendous slice, perhaps all the Mexican
dominions. The Debates thinks that IL grand
psuple, as IL calls them, of he United States.
have very itching fingers for the property OF
Their neighbors, and il advises them TO BE-
somewhat more scrupul0us for the future, lest
Europe should find itself called upon, by re-
gard Tor its own interests and dignity, to pre-
vent further gigantic increase OF the already
gigantic dominions they possess.
The tale OF the TiH,cs. OF LONDON, Of the
finding of slave shacklcs in the wreck of the
noble American vessel, the Missouri, has been
received IN this city with varied feelings OF
contempt, disbelief and indignation.
The defeat of the united French and Eng
lish iolces III their attempt to chastise the say
ages OF Madagascar, has excited a very pain
iul interest.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Oct. s.
OF any kind of English, Irish, or foreign pro-
duce, the supplies received into this port since
Monday last are comparatively light. except
Flour from Canada and the United States,
which exclusive OF the large arrivals previous
ly noted, amount 20 1916 barrels. An adj
vance in the import rate on foreign Wheat To
lSs. per quarter, and on Flour to los l0d. per
barrel, forms the only change in the duties for
the week ensuing. The fine weather noticed
In our first circular this week, prevailed until
Tuesday AFTERNOON, when il was interrupted
by repeated showers; but the following day
being favorable, the trade here, in all its bear
ings, was quiet, and holders seemed disposed
10 submit TO easier terms during the whole of
yesterday, however, we had continuous
heavy rain; and as, il extended TO the late dis
tric.s Of the country, il must have completely
suspended for the time any further housicu OF
Corn, the trade became frp in CONSEQUENCE.
and the genera! turTency OF Ia. sday was again
steadily required. Although we have had
more rain again this morning, and the wealth
er continues very unsettled, the transactions
on the whole, at our Corn Exchange to-day,
were in no wise either lively or extensive;
upon moderate demand for English and Irish
new wheats however, prices ran nearly equal
with tho5e q Tuesday, and all descriptions Of
Old, though IN limited request only, sustained
the rates then stated. Irish flour, being taken
less freely 81 consumers, reccded in partial
instances Is. rer sack, and Canadian was dif-
iicult of sale at decline OF Cd per Dbl. whilst
OF sweet States -four in bond, 5000 bbls.
changed hands at 27s. but in wheat under lock
no business transpired. Grinding barley, peas
and Indian corn, for which enquiries have be-
come much less urgent of late, hardly supper
ted our last quotations; and malt was the turn
cheaper Beans, meeting occasional sales, re-
mened steady In value. Oats, in the absentee
OF any efficient country demand, were in
slow request, but from the limited supply a,
hand, realised former prices. Old oat meal,
OF which sales upon moderate scale were ef
iected, retsined our last currency, but new
moving OIL sparingly, declined Cd per 2l0lbs.
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