Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09
by Telegraph to thu B Iffalo Express.
ARRIVAL OF THE


@A LIZ %E
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Important NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
Bread Stufs and Cotton-Suspension of
the navigation Laws-Repeal of Import
Duties-continued Famine in Ireland
threatened Famine in France--Fam.
inc in Prussia.
1.-The Steamship CAMBRIA arrived at
Boston about 4 o'clock this afternoon.
win 'O'days later intelligence.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKEr.--9ne
IePort-Pubiished for the departure of the
SARAH sSANDs, on the 10th uIt., left the
Two chief markets in England-Liyer.
pool and london-with a downward ten.
dencyin prices, and the operations by
conslgnees and spectators, much more
i'mlteds--Since that day the imports have
Deen very extensive, and VeIy large sales
have been made. .sa-s ef
aIhe stock offour in Liverpool is est.
mated at 500 barrels, with a correspond.
ing stock of grain. l, gel.
There Is prevailing opinion that the
hEhlsh corn growers have large stocks.
which with a. temporary suspension Of
0aygatlonsiaws, and the repeal of the
Import duty,etends to prevent speculation,
and will, tits assumed, produce a reac.
iion, both in prices and future ope ra:ions.
This action was felt on Monday, the LIST
lnst.' when wheat declined from a IS
per quarter, at Liverpool. On the fol.
lowing day prices declined 4s per quar-.
Ter, on Indian corn, 8 on -four, Is per
quarter on wheat.
Since the publication ofthe weekly cir.
cular on the 10Th, the cotton market has
been IN very qaiet position. The sales
are limited in extent and prices are Faith.
er on the decline.
The iron market is aot so brisk as last
reported; father reduced rates having
been submitted to for pig description has
induced buyers to purchase with more
freedom. Prices of Mexican iron con-
tinue fully as high.
The accounts from the manufacturing
districts are still unsatisfactory. In cotton
fabrics only very small business is be-
ing transacted. and prices are very irreg.
ular.
HAvRE.--A sudden and total change
occurred in. the situation of things, owing
to the intelligence from N. York I'D 10
the 9th inst, received in Liverpool, which
gave rise to an animated and speculative
demand, and impaired q corresponding
feeling TO our market.
he sales in q few hours amounted to
$4,000 bales cotton, and markets have
recovered.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANcHEsrER--
NC, materia! variations In the present
condition of this market from that detail.
ed in our last circular, save a decline in
ahe, value Of every description of cloth,
and yarn matters could not he more un.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have been res.
Aricted to pressing wants.
New YORK SHIPMENrs.-The Econ.
hia. reached Liverpool the 9th of Janu
airy, the Patrick Henry the 2slh, and the
Anglo Saxon, from Boston, on the Sd.
The doings of the British Parliament
have been interesting. The three prin.
cipal measures being the entire remis.
sion OF the corn duty, the suspension Of
the navigation Laws, and proposed re.
mission of sugar duties. The state Of
our commercial and monetary affairs
since the sailing of the last steamer, has
been one Of extreme peculiarly and in.
terest. The large drains upon the Banl,
OF England for the demand caused by the
large importation Of grain, produce and
all ether sorts ofproyisions into the king
dom, has induced the Government 10
raise their rates of interest. There ap.
pears to be no mitigation in the accounts
otthe9 suffering by the famine in Ireland.
The amount being raised by subscription
and Otherwise, for the relief of the suffer.
dng, are. however, very liberal, and will
when applied, do much to alleviate their
sufferings.
FRANcE,-We have accounts gilmore
dlstut Dances on account of the threaten.
ed famine.-The French Government,
however, is taking active measures to
avert the impending calamity.
PRUssIA.-Accouats from Prussia are
almost as distressing as those from ireland
"A the manufacturing districts particular.
ly, the restitution is very alarming, and
roboeries ere Of frequen. occurrence.
From the ST. Louis Reveilla,