True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-19


GREY showed that If blame attacffIo1
one it was to the noble lord himself Mr..
Duncombe wished to hear from the noble
lord himself distinct avowa! of his views
on the leading topics of the day.
Lord John Russell declined this catego-
rical analysis, but while doing so. said
enough to point ont the moral of his flu
ture career as minister To the principles
of free trade he avowed his answering
attachment. Justice to Ireland he would
literally carry out, but with respect to the
Established Church of that country, the
premier thought it imprudent to NEEDLE
in this early stage of the business. The
same evening Lord Johu Russell declared
that he would make his views respecting
the sugar duties known on Monday.
The French papers, without distinction
of party, are busiy engaged in the discus
sion of questions arising out of the war
between the United States and Mexico
ComanerciaI.-The manufacturing dis
trcts are busy, and confidence prevails.
'rhe season conduceS all that could be de-
sired. The cotton market is hrm, with
good steady business and prices have an
inward tendency. The later arrivals from
the United States show that the crop will
not exceed 2, 100000 bales, and that the
crops for the year, owing to the IatenesS OF
the spring, are not very promising.
London Money Market, July Is. Dur
inc the last fortnight considerable business
has been done in the money market, and
the value of both the English and foreign
bonds had been fully supported. The
premium on exchange bills had not reco-
vered from the depression oil the past lew
weeks Bank stock had been IN greater
demand than the other securities.
Loudou Corn Market. Since the sail
;no of the Great Western, on the 9Th inst.
there has not been an extensive business
done either in the home grown or foreign
whnots. AT the market, on the 18th, the
nrices of home grown wheat receded Is. TO
Is, per quarter. Little business was done
in American -four and it was less active,
borey maintaining lis previous value.
Prices current were 2ls TO 25s. for New
Orleans, and 2G to 27S. for better descrlp-
tions: !extra 2SS. per bbl. White Hour
continues in fair demand at rather less
nrices. and since the 18Th, the sales have
been so large that many have considered
tho stock here as having been half sold.
Indian corn and corn meal have receded
in voIue, and must be considered rs very
dull. 90,
Liperpoot Cation Market. July l0th.
The sales of the week are Az, 10 bales;
prices are steady.
JuIv II. The sales of the week are
oh Son
Island. which is I'D. lower.
Jnlv Is. A fair demand has existed to-
day. and 500 bales have been sold. No
material change can be quoted in prices.
Lirerpool Flour MdrEet, July 18Th.
1870 bills American Flour have been ta-
ken this week by the Grand Junction rail
way from Liverpool 10 Preston. Last week
nbont 1000 bbS were sent by railway.
Very superior American Hour is now being
retalIed in that town at 6lbS 10 Tbs for 4
shilling. The cry of all the shopkeePers
is that nothing will sell like barreed flour
Immense quantities of flour are piled along
the streets every day. Thousands oil bar
reIs have been purchased by the corn deal
ers during the past week. Every baking
dav is now the celebration Of the blessings
of free trade. The grain crops III EngIand
look well.
Provisions. American, since the I'd IN
slant, the demand for beef has been on the
most limited scale, and prices have further
given wav. The decline is greater, how
ever. on middling and poor qualities,
Holders of really fine qualities, continue
firm. For Pork there has been but few
sales. The advice of lower prices by the
Cambria tended to depress the market
The market is well clear of Lard and the
prices have advanced cd. TO Is per cwt
AT the present moderate rates there is q
great consumption ofthis article.
FIRST BALE OF CoTToN.-Thc Pau
Jones brought down yesterday, consigned
"a w ,uuh lin &. % n hale nj COTTON