The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-24

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tneir friends IN tins country against wild specula
si"n' as the money and enterprise of England will
nod and bring food from every quarter Of the earth
il necessary.
The news from the Continent was not impor.
tant.
INDIA AND CHIEA.-The news by the extraor
binary express. in Anticipation of the overland
mail, was published by The morning papers on
Tuesday. The intelligence is of little impur
lance, a variety OF reports are in circulation re
speeding the unsettled state of affairs on the
Northwest frontier. The Sikhs, it is said, are
Determined to re-organize their army, but several
OF The hill tribes are already SO dissatisfied that il
is expected that they will refuse Ia submit. Tn.
der these circumstances Major Raja's Govern
meni 1t Is said has already remained at Lahore
Tor a longer period than that originally fixed by
me Governor General. Our intelligence from
oh'na speaks of the preparations making for the
evacuation Of Chusan.
LATER FROM iNDIA.-Dispatches from Bonn.
oay 10 August 27, have been received by extraor-
binary express, via Trieste. The Seikh govern
menl was in a lettering state. The British an
'horities. IN anticipation of a revolt, were busy
preparing Tor the emergency, for the purpose of
suppressing il.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET. Sept. 26h.-
The sales of the week are 72 $40 bales, %. 900
oI which were American, taken on speculation
Notwithstanding the heavy buying the advance
IN prices hardly amounted to | Sd. per ID.
October a-Th sales since Friday are S.
OUU bales. $4,000 of which were taken on specu
latlon. No material alteration in prices, but the
market has become dull since the receip, of last
advlces from New York by the Britannia.
October 3d.-Sales 1000 bales. at which 5000
were taken on speculation. No change in prices.
Market closed steady.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Oct. 3d.-Prices
continue to advance. From the 18Th to the 25,b
ni'ino, there was an active trade in wheat and
hour. Al our market of Yesterday, sales of old
wheat were extensive. Irish flour being scarce.
would bring rather higher prices.
United States and Canadian, free. upon n fair
demand. brought 35s. and the former, under bond
was sold at Sis. cd. to 80. per barrel.
indian corn is attracting more attention, at an
advance IN price. SeveIa' houses of capital have
bought flour in bond freely at 32s. and wheat a,
equal prices.
Acting, 1t is rumOred, upon the supposition tina,
the pressure of want in Ireland will induce Gov
eminent to open the ports free of all duties, free
Hour has not realized so high rates. The lstes,
rates being Western Canal 34s. Cd. and other
brands 33s Cd. 10 34s.
Indian Corn being scarce, had reached SOS. per
quarter. but is now 46s. and Indian meal, which
was held at 26s. had receded To 23s.
Liverpool Provision Market. Oct. Beef
does not demand the ready rate it did a month
since. Fork is in small supply, and the demand
not so active as was anticipated. The whole of
me government contract was taken on the 24th
ui.i'no' lo,oOO tierces, at an average of 97
i3s. ~.
Butter is scarce. II shipped in proper order it
would pay well, as Irish butter had advanced
from Cos. to zoos.
Lard in bills. brings Ais. to ASS. while key,
suitable Tor domestic use would bring 45s. 10 ass