The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
fatr foreign Mems,
STATE Of the markets and Trade.

state OF tne markets and Trade.
DecLINa IN BREADsruFFs.
BosroN, 8. P. NJ.
The steamer ofthe 4th of August, THE
Cambria. Capt. Judkins.9 was telegraph.
ed of Boston at 2 o'clock and 80 minutes
this afternoon. We have received her
news early this morning and at once des-
patched it by telegraph.
The Cambria left Liverpool on the 4lh
inst. at IL o'clock, A. M.
The Markets.
LIyERPooi, August 4.
CORN MARKET.
Eoar.-Best Western Canal is selling
at 27a27s. Cd. erbbl. Philadelphia and
Baltimore, warranted sweet, 26a26s. cd.
per Dbl; Sour 2la23s. Richmond and
Alexandria 25a26s. per Dbl; New Or
leans and Ohio 23a25s.
Weat.-U. S, White and Mixed, Sa
9s, and 50 per 70lbs. Red Wheat Is.
6da IS. Sd.
Oats-Per AS lbs. Bass. 4d.
Baiiey-Per 60 lbs. 4a5s.
Rys.-Per 4SO lbs. 30a34s.
Peds.-Per5 04 lbs. 3Oa4Os.
Idian Corn A sound article is sell
ing at 26a30s.; unsound aud heated at
20a2is.
Corn Meal.--l1s. per $50 lbs. Some
parcels ofIndiau Corn, which had been
slightly heated but restored, was sold
yesterday at auction at 25s per quarter,
and some western canal Flour at lis 6da
23s Cd per Dbl; butthe transactions were
generally %unimportant.
The above was the result of yester-
days Market, and shows a decline in the
value of Breadstuis. A decided panic
had taken place, accelerated by the grad
ual downward tendency of the late Lon
don Markets, The highly favorable state
ofthe home crops, and the stiffness ofthe
Money market.
LONDON. August, 3.
Although the funds were in a state OF
unusual fluctuation last week, they have
opened this week with greater relief, but
how long that position will be maintained.
it is hard to predict. In consequence of
the fall ia the Corn Market, in the course
ofthe day the Bank of England aunoun-
ced an Increased rate ofdiscoun:s, which
caused an Immediate fall of J per cent,
from which at tho close of business, there
was M rally.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Parliament has dissolved, and the new
elections were proceeding vigorously.
So.far as returns have been made they
show a complete triumph for the free
trade principle.
Lord John Russell, who will form the
new Cabinet, has been re. elected for the
city of London.
The prospect of the harvest continues
unexcePtionably encouraging, and every
where promises an abundant yield. 1t
has already been begun in several of the
Southern counties. The crops of Wheat,
Oats and Barley are universally healthy,
aud the Potato, Notwithstanding all that
has been said ofthe reappeurance ofthe
disease oflast yoar, is affected to but a
very limited extent.
Reports from lrelanlnre equally cheer
ful.--Famine and distress are vanishing
rapidly from Ireland. The weekly cou-
trlbutions still increase and it is expec.
ted that a large proportion Of repcalers
will be returned to the Imperial Parlia.
mont this election.
The remains of Daniel O'Connell were
embarked at Birkenhead for Dublin, on
Sunday, and arrived on the following day.
Several heavy failures have occurred
in the corn trade; und many others Of a
serious character are apprehended.
A formidable conspiracy ola most dia-
bolIcal character has been discovered at
Rome.
The object Of the conspirators who n.
mounted 10 some hundred in number, was
To massacre the citizens, and remove the
Pope TO Naples by force. Five Card.
mails, who beidoxalted civil Il military Off.
GERS, have been Dissolved TO have been a.
beItors III the plot.
Popular feeling has become more tran.
quill in France. Tho KIug was well re.
eelyed bytho people, on tho occasion of
the celebration ofthe glorions three DAYS.
%Sanguinary battles have been fought
between the Russians aud Carcasians the
former being doIeated with considerable
loss.
Switzerland is threatened with a revo.
l%uiion- The Souder. a Catholic League,
have armed themselves but arc likely to
DO surprised,
Mr.. Walton, tho celebrated proprietor
of the Times. died last week.
Tho Wesleyan Conference commenced
u'elr s'tllngsut Liverpool on Wednesday,
last and the Rev. Samuel jackson cho.
sen President.
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