Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-20

tho steamer Acadia London evening of tho 30 Of
November. and Liverpool to the 4th inclusive
Correspondence OF the N. Y. Couimer al Adyrr,i..,
LONDON, Nov. 3, 1876.
AL Of rumors have been aAoat sine. last ,x,o,.
Among the chief OF these wee that Parliament was
to e-assemblo early this month"; and that ports were To
DO thrown open. Like many other rumors these have
proved fslse for Parliament has been farther 10
the 18th Of January These matters have been pr,vev
d'oeraed upon at the meeting Of Cabinet Ministers who
durng their shg received information Of Mr. Bancrols
arrival from America. This gentleman, II appears has
given assurance that the supply OF grain collected in the
ports OF the United States amply sufficient 10 meet our
present necssstes hence Ministers have abandoned the
idea Of opening tho ports and assembling be-
fore the usual time inter from tho taken BY MIN
listers that they feel secure OF supply OF food for the Win.
ter.
The Of Ireland grows worse and worse. Wan, Of
union and psIy strife added the evils Of famine
Every day gives rse TO some project relief each more
visionary and dangerous than that OF day before The
people OF Ireland. and OConne are calling out for
Sir Robert Peel again to take office Young pigs last week
sold at Bandon market low lie I'D and Is Cd each
The from America eIcites deep here The
stand made by the Mexicsns Monterey is BY the Con-
parry 70 hls county, believed to give good
est that the defensive resources Of the country pro-
perry applied the American forces by their distance from
supplies, may soon be conquered.
1t the poiracted the same party argue tina the
central government OF the United States will be involved in
pecurary ebarrassmens which cripple their means of
aggression and probaby altogether tables on the
Executive But this mode OF argument appears ri
dcupus when oil the world that the Me xican Gov
ernnert has dollar IN its Treasury Mexican bond,
arc selling al from II TO ~ Tor but price
corded for money.
Trade very brisk In Manchester and other large
manufacturing towns they working short hours.
From Wilmer & Smiths Times, of the 9Th inst
COMMERCIAL
The Cotton market quiet and in some ins;ane.r o,v,,
prices have ruled Ga Moudiy the quotations ON Amc,i-
in favo. Of the buyer, and no hing occurred
yes erd a'r the exon Of matters Extsps;ve
said be proce' ding in the manufsc,u
ring dstictsf ing shorI dung the wialer and
carried ou' on scale. the falling c ths consumr-
.n.l1 -. 81 ..., a.
Of the Home Provision ard the prospects OF sh.r,
crop WITH hRhr prices, inducements 10
tl' eP The short tine movement 10 al.ehdy Producing
Its effects the price Of the staple.
As the attention Of the cal public IN the United
States will be fixed, for time come on the Grain
market thew will not fail to observe that considerable de-
taking Plsce in the pice Ct home produce
Flour OF Marklane Moncay, reeeded IN the better de-
serpton much Is. sack; and the Liverpool mar
ket yesterday there decline OF % Cd Der barrel on
United States and Canadian Flour. All descriptions OF
Wheat declined from 81. 3D. per 10 lbs Indian Corn
still commands extreme rates for immediate delivery but
the III dhcult SELL and spring shin
men will be sesn 4Os. per quarter, including freight
has been acceptcdthe best proof Of the reaction TO which
we have elsewhere referred.
In our notice OF the money market will be found the
latest particulars respecting the Of The public sccur
ties and the fall which they experienced last week OWING
TO the increasing difficulties IN Portugal. The stock of
that country seriously receded. Mexican stock also de-
cned the receipt OF the by the Hlbernia Money
the continent extremely scarce and in Paris and Am
stetdnm the rate OF interest from 81 81 per cent
In France the foundations have had depressing effect on
business.
EUROPEAN CORN TRADE, Nov. 3.
LoSDoS-The only market held here since the sailing
Of the Great Western that Of Monday last al which
mers evinced little disposition purchase Wheat some
quantity however disposed Of for shipment 10 the
NORTH decline of 10 2s per or on the pees enrren
of the Goth ult Fine free foreign Wheat met limited
inquiry but some parcels secondary description were Ia
ken for shipment Ireland an Improvement on their
late value Several lots of bonded Flour have also been
sold for the same purpose. The up price Of town-mode
Flour reduced IS per sack prices of other sorts
reeeded IN the same proportion In Ihdan Corn nothing
OF interest iTanspired.
LIVERPOOL-Since our last re port extensive saos NJ
Whea; for shipment Ireland had been mad. and today
Nov 81 farther large sales OF foreign Wheat were effected
for that purpose Al yesterdays market trade bought
very sParingy Of Wheat, although holders submitted TO
decline Of Sd todd per 20 lbs Tor all descriptions excep,
hard Spanish which alone sustained late prices.
Irish Flour, upon dell SALE gave way % per sack and
Staes, well Canadian, both free and 10 bond met
slow demand, abatement Of % Cd per barrel
Indian Corn, for immediate delivery, brings very extreme
prices, bot cargoes aoat difficult SELL and for spring
shipment 4O' per quarter would be accepted including
freight y reference to prices will show that
this article has now reached the enormous price Of SIS per
quarter
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. October 81.
We have he'd qnc market dav. the taos being on
ly some $500 1000 bales nearly ali to consumers In
the general tone and temper Of the market aud prices
there is no change.
NOvemb r2.The market has been comparatively quiet
to-day and IN many instances per 10 in IA
OF the buyer. The saos 900 bales inclu
ding 100 Am-r and 800 Suras on speculation and are
thus ropoucd3]O0 American I'd to 6Id 400 Suras at
Sd td;25O Egyptian at I'd to It'd so Sea sands 80
20 I'D.
November 3.-Ahough the market has been without
any animation to-day, s better feeling proypled and
the prices paid were lo nothing changed from those
last quoted The sales about 5000 bales mosy all {,
the trade the fpowing:-20OO American az A TO 61d
$50 SuraH az 81 10 4ti. American descriptions at cd
and 65d, better buy and Egyptians at 7fd and
upwards, were rather higher.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Nov. 3.
Tobaceo-Ihe sales this month dncuding 60 hhds.
Kentucky leaf and strips damaged sold by aucuon) arc
1883 hhds, viz 1879 Virginia .Saf 26I semncd 2f2 Ken
lucky leaf and ij5 stemmed. OF these lOI Virginia leaf
Isl stemmsd, 10 Kentucky leaf, aud 81 sommed were
taken for Ireland 26 Virgins stenmcd for Scotland %
Va. and 2J5 Ky. leaf for expiration; aud 9 Va leaf
81 stemmed, 81 Ky Leaf, and 424 semmed by the trade
The imports 500 hhds from Virginia, 633 n. Orleans
80 New York, 2 Dublin, and from Glasgow; TO which
may be added, 732 arrived from N. O'I' 29h u, not
included in The stock the exports 90 hhts for Africa
y Genos, - Rotterdam % Mats, 10 Naples Dron-
th'im, lse Of Man, and ST. Lucia. The Western, {
whic1 much is sampled, IL coory We wero
fsi 'ei 10 expect though in other respects Of very
good character, and possessing considerable substaree
gsnor'lly.