Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-25
From the Charleston Courier, Feb 49,
BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE HiBERNIA AT
NEW YORK.
Later from Europe!
An improved state of Affairs In Europe.

Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, our corrospon-
dent at Baltimore forwarded US despatch, giving
the state of the market in Liverpool up to the
time of the sailing of the Hbernia from Liverpool,
which are inserted below.
They present more favorable appearance than
was exhibited at the time of the sailing of the sa.
rah Sands, although the quotations for fair Up
lands remain at the same figures.
The Bank of England has reduced the rate OF
interest to 4 per cent.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 2s.-We had fat a, 4
unsteady market to commence the week with, and
easier prices but for the last three days there has
been gradual Improvement in the demand, and
prices of American descriptions have gained stea-
diness. They are nox fully as high as On Friday
last. Holders of Surat and Egyptian also firm,
whilst forced sales are being made in Pernambu-
CO and other sorts, and the market for BraziIs Is
fully I'd. lower, and our quotations are almost
nominal. Exporters have taken 500 bales of A.
merican. Spectators nothing.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. -Cotton.--The de-
mard is good, and there has been an advance OF
I'D en- the lower and mild ing qualities OF Uplands.
No change has taken place i'll the price of New
Orleans and Mobile. Sea Islands, Georgia are
quoted at 75d led stained do. at 6 ST. Up.
lands, fair 4kd New Orleans, 81 Sd Mobile 8,
81, and II.
SECOND DESPATCH.
About o'clock last evening the Tclegraphic
pen again gave note that we were to receive fur
ther intelligence, and we were pleased to learn
that on the 2sth January, il London, there was a
general appearance of improvement in the money
market The influx of specie was large, and mo.
ney abundant. There had been but few failures,
and those of minor importance, caused by the sus-
pension Of houses engaged in the India trade.
The following particulars are given of the state
Of the market for Breadstuffs:
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25.-Wheat has declined 2
cents. Flour is scarce, holders at late prices.
Corn and Meal dull and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2s.-Wheat declined 2 cents;
Carolina Rice ls to % per cwt.
LivELrooL, Jan. 29.-Corn Meal las Sd Der
1876 lbs; marke, dull. Best Western Flour 29s,
Indian Corn 32s.
LONDON. Jan. 2l.-Corn has declined, except
best, to 2es Cd 29s
LONDON, Jan. 2S.-Wheat inactive-lule in
quiry for Flour.
The Petersburg, Baltimore and Philadelphia
markets for Breadstufs were unchanged.
1.-THE Northern mail this evening brings the
HibernIa's news in detail. Spirits turpentine
was in better request in London, on the Goth
January, and an advance OF Is per cwt Eng
lish drawn is quoted at 35s Sd SO; American
36s to BIS. 1000 barrels rough reported at a
shade under Is Rosn rather dull, Am. IS.
SkiHfM Surgical Operation.-The Raleigh
Star states that DR.. +. j. Haywood, assisted
by DR.. Richard Haywood, removed a wen
weighing a pound and four ounces, from I'M
der the arm of Mr.. Leroy Moore, of Wake
county, on the 5th inst By means of Chic
reform, administered by DR.. w. R. Scott, the
patient was thrown into deep sleep, and
while in that state the wen was removed, the
process occupying II minutes, without the
slightest shrinking or flinching, any more than
if the man had been actually dead On the
next day the patient was sitting up, said he
had suffered no pain, except some soreness.
Observer.