Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-17
ONC WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
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Boston. October ~. 1913


Boston, October II, 1849.
The steamer Caledonia has arrived at
HI port, bringing a weeks later news
from Europe. Nothing has been heard
n the express, the wires beyond Boston
being down.
Rsr;np's Circular dated London, Sep
,ember 28) says the Colonial market was
heavy during the week, and lower prices
were accepted for Coffee and Sugar. The
Corn trade was dull. and Cotton was only
supported by speculative purchases. but
.ninne,s and manufacturers find no in
ducement to anticipate what's in the pres
emit depressed state Of business. Money
vas in moderate demand.
The Overland Mail arrived on the Goth
bringing dates from Calcutta to August g.
Hong Kong July Goth. and Manila July
l4th. Business was dull in China. Heavy
inundations had taken place at Shang-
Hai. doing serious injury TO the Cotton
and Rice crops.
The Corn trade in London ruled dull
throughout the week, and to effect sales
in any quantity one shilling per quarter
decline is submitted TO.
Flour was also rather lower, 23s being
Corn likewise tended downwards. With
liberal supplies Of Indian Corn the de-
mand subsidcd-it was, however, held at
former prices.
The sales Of Cotton 70, the week were
1000 bales.
No marked demand for investment in
American Stocks, and in several instan-
ces LOG was accepted for U. 5. Skies.
payable TO bearer.
From Liverpool the commercial! aIvi-
ces are unimportant. The Cotton mar
ket was very quiet, both consumers and
spectators operating with great cautions;
and although there was a fair amount of
transactions, prices suffered decline.
The Grain trade was again dull, with
only q limited business going forward;
prices had rather downward tendency.
Holders Of Indian Corn anoat have be-
come firm.
Reports from manufacturing districts
represent trade as languid, without pros
pect OF improvement. particularly as re-
cent advices from India are unfevorable.
During the week the prices Of Anerl-
can Cotton have not changed. but at the
seine time il has been difficult 10 buy or
sell on satisfactory terms. This contn-
ued dulness is not attributable to any
change in the accounts of the growing
crops, which are still unfavorablc, but to
the discouragng state OF the Manchester
market. Imports for the week only 322
bales. Sales 5000 bales.
France.
France enjoys perfect tranquility, and
At present there is no prospect Of anoth-
er political agitation.
Mr.. Rives. who succeeds Mr.. Rush a.
Minister to France, has arrived in Paris.
Austria nnd Hungary.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in relation 10 the
resolution Of the Sultan not TO yield the
Hungarian refugees, to the demands of
Austria and Russia, except that Rus
sian officer Of high rank has arrived at
Constantinople TO command their extra
diton. No doubt but requisite facilities
can be furnished to the IIungarians to 90
out of the Turkish domiriuns where they
please. The latest intelligence from Vi
emma is to the 23rd Comorn had no,
surrendered, and there was no news Of
Importance from the fortress. 1t was
reported the llungarians made a rally OF,
the 18Th, and gained some advantages
over the Imperial troops. Nothing yet
definitely arranged in regard to Hungary.
There does not appear 10 be any insur-
mountable difficulty in the way of a final
pacifcation. upon the basis of a complete
union with Austria. The Emperor of
Russia had returned to- ST. Petersburgh
His troops were gradually Withdrawing
within the Russian frontier
The cholera was still on the decrease
in England.