The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-18
FOREIGN.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Interesting Commercial Intelligence.

Interesting Commercial Intelligence.
The fine ship Atlas, Capt. Coffin, arrived yesterday
(says the New York Herald of the 10th instantly from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 9th ult
We learn from Capt c. that neither the Niagara nor
the packet-ship Montezuma had reached Liverpool The
NJ left New York on the 9th OF November
The packet-shp Rochester TO sail for New York
on the 18th ut
The Garrick did not probably leave on the 11th
The Atlas spoke the famous ship Sea Witch hence for
Canton, on the 9th ult in lat 81 so, long 50 49,
The Commercial intelligence received by the Atlas is
very favorable, Cotton was firm, and grain had I'M
proved. The IRON trade was brisk
There were sold, during the week ending on the 18th
ut, $4,000 bales OF cotton $4,000 OF which were taken
speculation There had not single bale OF cotton ar
rived at Liverpool in that week from the United States
"a very unusual occurrence.
The condition of Galica grows every day worse. The
government was wrong in adopting mixed system. IL
has dspeased the landlords BY favorng the peasants,
and dsPeased the peasants by not ayorng them enough
The impression was rather general IN Paris that Car
list insurrecton IN Spain was imminent
In Spain, the new elections are going on From Por-
tugal there is no news.
A Genevese journal SAYS that Austria has demanded
from the Papal government the amount of debt con-
tracted during the Neapotan war; threatening, if it be
not paid Immediately, TO occupy Ferraa and Ancona.
The great tenor, Duprez, the OF retiring from
professional life.
There appears to be abatement in the last popular
movement (the run for FIRE arms,) all the provincial jour
nails bearing witness TO the unprecedented bskness In
the gun trade.
The total crops of currants this in the Morea
Zane, Cephalonia and Ithica estimated to have
allied forty millions pounds weight, about 2ls75 tons
Louis Philippe has written to his holiness the Pope,
commencing more moderation IN his progress OF reforms
Affairs In Europe,
From the Liverpool Journal, December 5.
There is talk on change that some bold measure is
contemplated; that 1t ministers Will take their stand
and that on defeat they will appeal to the country The
introduced that education is to be sheyed, tea duties
passed over and after three months monoony gen
eral election will take place
There is enthusiasm change for foreign politics.
The fate of Cracow does not solitary sigh; and
although Lord Palmerston is no favorite, he will find
very slight disapprobaon of his policy regarding Po-
land The idea OF fgh' on the question is consd-
cred absurd and although people wish well to the Poles,
and evil to their oppessors there is no stomach for the
war The French may protest and combat-the opinion
is that they should be allowed to indulge alone in the
pastme.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FRIDAY, Dec. AT the
close of the last week the demand for cotton revived,
after period of three successive weeks, during which
the purchases of the trade had been extremely limited
and this week advanced the demand became brisk and
general under the influence of late a1vices from the
United States confirming the representations previously
made of the limited yield OF the coming crop Both spec
uators and the trade have purchased largely the sales
OF enesday were IS 900 bales and those of this week,
including $1,000 bales taken BY spectators, have amount
ed to 5000 bales. All kinds of American have been
eagerly purchased and steady and gradual advance in
prices has been established the authorized quotations of
.far Mobiles being per b. and those of Orleans and
Uplands per h. higher than on Friday last To-day the
demand is general and good and the sales are 10000
prices of the week. Brazs and Egyptians have been in
comparatively limited request; but they have been very
saleabe at the highest rates OF last week Surats have
been largely taken by SPECTATORS, and to considerable
extent by the trade and they have advanced per lb.
1900 bales American 800 Pernams, 100 Egyptians,
and 1900 Suats have been taken speculaon and $50
of American for export Sales this week 270 Sea Island
Georgia, liz l9d.; 50 stained ditto, "A I'D; 14,140
Upland, Bowed, AZ SO d.; 1890 New Orleans "a II
SID; $4,000 Mobile, Al 6sd Imports to this date,
1916, 10Ss,976 bags; time, 1915, l,562,49 bags
Stocks, this date 1885, 475,650 bags; time 1915,
o9950 bags. Sales total sales up the 9Th December
isi5, 9o $50 bags ditto to 27th Nov, 1885, ,sso390
bags.
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, Friday Dec. i.-Our arrivals
OF all grain large At this days market wheat ruled
steady for English and best foreign; low qualities in
quest for Ireland, and Is per quarter advance, with
good business DONG Fine chevalier and grinding bar
ley in moderate request at late rates. but dstlers having
mporatons direct keep on the reserve Our arrivals of
oats too large for the present demand and the absence
OF Irish supplies are fully counteracted and made up
from foreign ports Sales chiefly in small parcels,
still an animated demand for Indian corn, but so little
Offering and that at further advanced rates check bu
siness In the value of other grain there is aera
ton.
STATE OF TRADE-MANcHEsTER, Friday, Dec Ave
have had most depressed week for cloth The advance
on the staple has caused manufacturers TO ask higher
rates, which, in no instance think, has been
piled with indeed, to make any extensive sales the buy
er, believe has had the advantage Twist is much in
the way except for such qualities suitable for
India and China these support former rates
The IRON TRADE-The Britannia has brought extern
sive orders to the Birmingham manufacturers cores
pondent of the London Herald SAYS eat all the houses
brisk orders have been received, with assurance in
OF the avices that very considerable in the de-
mand may be fully expected in this and the month OF
January. AT establishments the orders for chains
and heavy iron work great that it is confidently
serted the manufacturers of these articles have now be-
fore them fully twelve months work The most graft
flying fact however, connected with this demand is, that
fhn ltnf pttal
Of speculation which would render the returns doubt
full"
Still Later.
Transmitted for the Baltimore American byMagnetc Tee
graph.1
PHILADELPHIA, JAN II, a. m.
AT Liverpool the 18th, there was an advance in
wheat OF two pence and of three pence since the preceding
Tuesday Flour had advanced six pence American SELL
ing at 34s to 35s and very small quantities in market
Corn Is held at 36s.--none in market.
Twelve thousand bales of cotton sold the previous
Saturdays prcesone eighth to one-iourh higher Up
land at Al to Cd Orleans "a to "a.
From the New York Globe.
Important from South America.
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