Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25

yils SLIGHTLY: but the great bulk OF American VIC
li,ies remain in price much as Deloie' '"e 'u'A
The market being in favor OF the pnytr. r,
Although the accounts received py wy ,JSsrs
hra are generally considered iaVoiaple ~ ";,ed
vel as The demand continues on mosl l''hi. IS,
ecaIe bolh from The trade and spectators, 'he
marker wears a very heavy appearance, anu anu
nrces of mos, kinds are ID per h. lower wi' inn
Inc nast fortnight. Spectators have taken o,D ,
american. and exporters $50 American. nc
sales of The week comprise lS,O'o. AN.
November 3.-The market still Keeps QUIZ
nrces however are maintained WIN cohs"'e.,
able firmness. The sales since t'riday las. a,e
s 900 bales. the whole Of which have been 'ahen
by the trade, as Spectators may De saiu " nav
retired from The market, pro lem Tic
LONDON CoRN MARKET November D. r,e n
salss effected were al decline OFFS. per quarter
bonded was held al previous rates, oui |, u,u W..
meet brisk inquiry Flour meets dull, n n
sale-Canadian barrels are disposed OF al % -
3ss.. and American, in bond, 3ls. 10 JOS: M.
LvERpooI. CoRN MARKET October 81 In nc
Amy IN foreign wheat is reduced this week 10 !os'
thai on oats 10 S. on peas 10 IS. W'. PEI qIaI'',
and on foreign flour 10 9s. I'D. per barFei. ohue.
the expectation of Ministerial interference =!
mears of an early abolition or abatement "a w
ties The corn trade generally within iiis uay ~
two has been in state oil uncertainty, .iie no"s
of free wheat desiring, though mol mahiies'lnS W.
dine anxiety TO sell; while those OF bonded nave
hren tully alive 10 The probability OF further im
movement in The value OF their stocks. Beyond
0natina cargo or two little has, however, oeen
dome since Tuesday, whether in free or bondea
produce generally no alteration IN prices was on
servable, in The few limited sales OF wheat whicn
look place, decline OF "a. per TO- was conce1eo'
and Sack flour receded Is. per $50 lbs, whilst ga,
madam though equally dull, continued TO De heiu
al late prices. Notwiihsta nding The depression IN
the free market, bonded wheatand nour were Helu
with frmness. al somewhat higher prices, a,
which. however, no sales oil moment tranSpiIeu
,r,om m. \. Y. Herald, Extra, Friday afirrnoon.l
Opr messenger came BY horses part OF The way,
and by The famous steamer Neptune, OF lhe lnde-
nendent line. We are particularly indebted 10
MIR. George Williams the genllemaniy agent 81
that line, and Capt Rollins of the Neptune, ior
their energy and exertion in this piece OF enter
prise.
The Britannia sailed from Liverpool on The 4'h
inst, and we have papers from that city 10 lhat
date from London 10 the 81, and Paris 10 the Isl,
inclusive.
Our accounts, in commercial and financial
point Of view, are more important than they nave
been for the last twenty years. a terrible reyul-
sion has commenced in England, greater than that
OF 1926 and similar 10 that Of 1897 in The United
States. This revuSion has been produced by the
combined influence ola bad harvest all over Eng.
land and Europe, bad moneylary system, and
The minimizing inaalon in IA 'lway sPeculalions
An stocks and every staple, is going down-ex-
cep, The price of breadsluiis, which The impendi
inc famine enhances and improves This terri
Bile movement is just in its commencement, Inc
frs, blow has been Strickland, in Ireland, the
agilalor O'Connell is already using il Tor the pur-
pose OF opposition 10 the Union.
The English Government seems 10 be IN state
of alarm, aud Sir Robert Peel is calling Cabinet
after Cabinet 10 deliberate on The opening OF inc
ports, and The best means 10 meet impending ia
mine. Cotton is down-corn is up-and The ex-
element caused by the revulsion is increasing
every day. What the result may be no one can
,ell-perhaps it is the beginning of the end" OF
The financial and political superslruclufe OF Eng
land and France.