Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY the Steamer Hibernia.

New YoKk, Aug. ., u r. NJ.
The Hibernia arrived about 8 O'Clock this
morning, having made her passage in thirteen
days. els ssezs a
The following are the Liverpool quotations.
of the 18th ut.
Flour, sweet Slabs, sour do 20aa7s. Wheat
red 9s 4da9s Sd, white 9s l0al0s 2d. Beef,
prime mess SIS to Gas per tiercc, 55a60s per
Dbl. Pork, new mess as to 7Ss, old mess IS to
TBS, new prime Cos to 62s. 49,.
A Liverpool paper of the Goth ult., states that
during the last 10 days the weather has been
almost uninterruptcdly fine, and each day
strengthens the expeditions entertained of an
abundant harvest Of grain, throughout ireland
and all Europe. The heavy decline in corn
which took place at the beginning Of the month
was checked since the 18th.
The market has again given way. The
prospects Of receiving tilllarger supplies from
the United States and by the way o! the Med
iterranean, added to the fine weather which pre-
walls in our quarters oppressed the naarket,which
presents every prospect of downward move
ment. ~ ~ s-F
The potatoe crop is represented to be free
from danger,an contributed not little ~ affect
prices.
has been much frmer. The prices of the 18th
inst, became current and were maintained
throughout the week, and yesterday in Mark
Lane further advance of Is took place. The
trade in addition was however quite paralyzed,
and Flour in barrels was quite neglected.
The Cotton Market has been steady since
the 10th. Sales pretty large and considera-
BILE portion taken on speculation and for ex-
port.
In cured Provisions limited business. But
ter has receded. - s..s- r.
Transactions in Bacon are anticipates
receded through to As. t
Pork is in Hunted demand.
American Hams are neglected, and prices, il
anything lower. sa
The report from manufacturing districts are
of satisfactory and encouraging character
Some few failures are noticed in the Manches-
ter reports, but they are not to very great ex-
tent. 80 y - -rfssf q -tf
The Wooden trade in Yorkshire in Yorkshire
is resuming healthy position.
LryERPooL, July 18th.
The transactions going forward in this mar
ket, since our previous report, are limited and
there is not any buoyancy in the trade.
The market held on the 18th was well atten-
ded, and there was fair demand for wheat at
the advanced rates of the 9Th.
In Indian Corn Meal, there was very little
doing. On The opening OF the market, the adj
vanced prices of the 9th were generally deman-
ded for -FOUR but the sales were slow. and be-
fore the close rather less money was taken
36s cd was established for Western Canal
Flour, being Is per Dbl. above the currency,for
that day week, the 10th, there was good at
tendance of country millers, directing their in
c,r ft,r
and foreign Wheat and holders, generally sab
hitting to decline of Sd per 40 lbs. from the
rates for the 18th. A tolerable amount of bust
ness was transacted, with some abatement.--
Flour on the contrary, was in mere limited de-
mand than usual, although willingly offered by
holders at fully rs per barrel below last Satur'
days rates.
Western brands scarcely exceeding 81 ~
34s Sd. Other sorts at a trivial reducfions
since the 18th little business has been transsc-
ted and top price of the best western canal
flour is quoted at GAS per Dbl. Indian corn for
the finest qualities is not worth more than 40s
quarter. Indian meal 10 to l9s Cd per Dbl, at
which prices the sale is very dull.
The Macedonian arrived at Cork on Inc 10th
July.
Parliament was to be dissolved on tho Gath
ult
Tbere is nothing of importance from Ireland.
The Chamber of Peers had brought the bill con-
cerning the Ministerial corruption to a close.
The King and Queen of Belgium were in
Paris. The King it is said wishes to abd'cate
in favor of his son, in consequence OF continued
i'll health:
In Portugal all was quiet. The late rcvolu-
tionary Junta had issued a proclamation pro-
nouncng to the patton the surrender Of its pow
ers.