Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-01
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Latest Foreign News-Deaih OF
" Lord RRImerslOn.. ~ ~

New YORK, Oct. 3l.-The steamer City
of Boston, from Liverpool the 18th, via
Queenstown the 10Th, arrived this morning.
! The steamships Moravian, City of Cork
and Bavaria had arrived out.
The steamer United Kingdom put in at
Rath Mallen, disabled. -...., .......,.
lord Palmerston is dead. He had been
seriously i'll for some days from the effects
of cold. The symptoms had been very
alarming, but he steadily improved. On
the night of the 18th, however, bulletin
was issued to the effect that lie had become
worse since morning. and that it could not
be disguised he was very seriously H.
kilograms were constantly being sent to
the Queen at Balmoral. Lord Palmerston
would complete his Slst year on the Goth Of
October.
The sensation news published by the
Times that Mr.. Seward recently sent per-
emptory dispatches to France, continued to
attract attention, but it was generally re-
garded as wholly unfounded, and this view
was confirmed by the Moravian's news
The Times contends that let this remon-
STRANGE be what itmay, GOODNESS has recent
ly arisen between France and America.
The Star pronounces the Times news en-
tirely baseless--a mere absurdity. nF
The Paris Temps says the deaths from
Shoi0i" III sh"U SiUy "oi0 a'oioSihS NVo pei
day.
Bourse firm at 67@S2c.
RIO, Sept. 25.-Uraguayana is closely
invested by the Brazilians, but had been
taken. .,'r r.r.l '..l '.r- III
CAPE OF Coop HOPE. Sept. 19.-The Bosu-
otto war continues, but Moshesh had sued
for peace. 60 III Gt,.. .,,5N
BOMBAY, Oct. 0.-Cotton materially ad-
vanced. Cotton goods also advancing here
and at-Calcutta. ~. ar. 3.f -.,. 20
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The funds on
the 18th were tlrmer but closed rather flat,
under the discouraging reports Of Lord
Palmerstons health. ConsOls closed at SS1s
for money.
The denial Of the statement that Mr. Sew
ard had recently sent peremptOry dispatch
to France produced good effect. Money
was in good demand at the bank on the 18th.
Rates unchanged. .... ....-..
LIVERPOOL, Oct 17.-CottOn sales of Mon
day and Tuesday add up $4,000 bales. A
further slight advance took place on Mon
day, especially in Egyptian. To-day. the
market was rather quieter but prices were
firmly maintained. Receipts were large.
Trade at Manchester markets strong ;
prices an average higher. but business has
only been done to small extent. Favor
| able advices from India have eXerted a good
influence on the market.
o., Observation-Disclosures Spence g. Co.,
and Wakefield, Nash & Co., report -four
| quiet but steady. Wheat firm at full rates
| of last week; winter red 9s 4d@9s 10d
Chicago and Milwaukee 9s@9s 0d per GENITAL.
Corn quiet but steady; mixed 28s 6d@2Ss
Cd.
Provisions-Bigland, Athya & Co., and
Bruce, McAuliff & Co., report beef firm for
prime, which is scarce. Pork also scarce
and higher prices paid Bacon steady
Lard in very limited supply, consequently
little doing. Butter quietbut firm. Cheese
in good demand; rather dearer.
Produce-Sugar in good demand at i'm
proved prices. Coffee, small sales at about
former rates. Rice active at full quotations
Ashes-Pots steady at 3ls Cd per cwt.;
pearls unchanged. Crude petroleum, small
sales, while refined oil is 2ls lid per gallon
| LONDON -Breadstuffs-Floul
firm at full prices, owing to scarcity
Wheat in good demand at firmer quota
tions. Sugar in good request at an advance
of Cd per cwt. Coffee steady at full prices
Tea quiet and easier. Rice steady. TalloW
firmer. .''
LONDON, Oct. 19-Lord Palmerston died
on the 18th at 9:35 A. M. Great anxiety
prevailed yesterday to know the result o
his illness. Business on the Stock EX
change and other quarters was almost sus
pended, and deep and universal regret il
expressed by all parties at his loss. Ear
Russell will probably succeed him, Lore
Clarendon taking the foreign office; bu
nothing official has transpired.