The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-17
THE COTTON MARKET.

Speculative purchasers ara nat .dispnaed-io
support tho market, and manufactures aud spig.
ners find no indncement to anticipate their wafits
in The present state 0f business. The salcs of
the week amounted 10 $4,000 bales, ahdfho
imports during the same time are only 3S4
bales. ''' .-'a'. '-sa'a'.: 81 e. s-@s"'>
The reports from the manufacturing districts
represent trade as langnid, without any prnsPres
of Improvement. particularly as the recent
advices from India are unfavorabe. ~;
During the week the prices Of fAmericapEA-
ion have not changed, bu, at the same time Y 10
diicnlt to buy or sell on satisfacioryjerms, Tho
continued dulncss is NOT attributed to any change
in the accounts Of The growing crops, whichsasn
still unfavorable. but to the discouraging stsle
of the Manchester Markets. Surat Cotton quo.
ted a. to4l.2. [Our dispatch gives no quoia.
ton for any other description, of Cotton:
.,.,--..--..- OTHER ARTICLES. -.
Raring's London. Circular Of the 2slh, states
that The Colonial Market was heavy durisg tho
week. Lower prices were acceptedfo Coffee,
and Sugar. The Corn trade was dull, andwas
Is. per quarter lower than at hast accnar-s.
Flour was also cheaper, and i23s. was the Top
price for Western Canal; in the Grain trade
generally, prices have rather downward ten.
- .. - MONEY MATTERS. - sssa ,sa
Money was more in demantl There waspo
marked increase in the price Of AmericanS Ssocks.
In several instances lO6 was pai5 f0f U. 8.
Skies, for investment.
INDIaNAFFARS.H&a
The overland mail arrived on ,he 26,h ult-,
bringing dates from CALCUTTA to tho. 9Th Aug,
from Hong Kong to 18th July, and from Alaail.
ly to the 18th of that month. Business was
dull in China. Heavy inundations had taken
place, which were doing serions injury to ths
Cotton and Rice crops. :, ~ - ctr
p .-'"- 10 THE CHOLERA. "@.r'-
This frighlfnl disease. which has committed
such dreadful ravagcs, is on the decrease.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
AUSTRIA AND HuNGARy.
Nothing has transpired relative to the @resn-
luton of the Sultan not 10 yield the Hungarian
refugees TO the demand Of Austria and Russsaes.
cep, that Russian officer. high ia Rank, Sur
rived at Constaniinople to demand their cilta.
dicion: no doubt, but requisite facilities cap l'c
furnished the Hungarans to &c. ont ofth> >Tuk-
ish domain, and go where they please.
The latest intelligence from Vienna cs,.mf,
the 23d of September. ComornEhad nns' ~,r.
rendered, and there il nothing of imaoas"'e
from that quarter. Itis reported that The Aan.
garians made sally on the l2,h and othainrd
some advantages over the ImperIniisn truops.
Nothing definite as yet arranged as regards
Hungary, but there does not appear TO be any
insurmonn,able difficulties in the way Of
final paciica,ion upon the basis Of complete
union with Austria. The Emperor Of Russia
has returned to St. Petersburg. and his troops
are gradually Withdrawing within the Psussian
frontiers. e va
q 500 FRANCE. sart ss,ss.a4
Perfect tranquility prevails throughout ihe
French dominions, and there is'no present pros.
pect of ofano,her political agitation. 80.
"Henry, love, 4 wish you would throw
away tha, book, and talk with mel feel
so dull" "a long silence and no repIy.)
20, Henry, my foot is asleepr "'ls It
well, dou't talk, dear, you NIGH, wake it,"