Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-20

9uizins character than any that have lately resci-
ed US from the same quarter. The poor misguided
people seem TO be aware, at last, of the folly rs
well as crininaly, of venting their rage on The
prorerty of their EMPLOYERS; and If there still
some exceptions TO this rule, they do not apply to
the, whole body, but TO part, consisting TOO, OF
persons OF VIGOROUSLY bad characters. While the
disturbances are rapidly subsiding in those districts
where they FIRST broke out, sorry 10 learn
that riotous disposition has manifest ed itself in an
adjoining county, amongst the people engaged in
the woollen trade at Bradford On "Wednesday
there was serious riot at thu, place, but the injury
tell chiefly the rioters themselves: several of
them having been wounded by muske, shot
PARIS, May s. Five per cents sol. 6oc.; ttr ee
per cents CAT. 45c.; Bank Stock, 2005f.; Rentes
de Naples, 73f S0r; Royal Spanish Loan, "A
l-SL; Exchange on London, one month, 2sf 6Oc ;
three do. Psf. 40c.
LONDON, May g. City, t,co o'clock.-s The
money market had the appearance of Improvement
in the early part of the morning, with more bust
ness transacting than for the last day or two
Consols commenced at as Is, and was done at
rs A, the market has since changed materially a
decline having taken place of full half per cent
The present quotation being II So 81. Some
large sales have been effected by some of the
leading brokers'. No material fluctuation has ia
ken place in the new per cent. Scrip, which il
at p. esent to l-2 dis. and Exchecuer Bills 9
10 pm.
I" The decline in Consols is to be attributed TO a
report in circulation of preparations making a,
Portsmouth Tor the immediate equipment of SIX or
seven sail of the line.
" The accounts from the country are generall,
better
" Nothing of importance has occurred in the
Foreign Market The South American Securities
are not looking well at the commencement,
OF business.
1.-The Continental Securities are wiihou. yaria.
ton. Mexican Bonds 6 5 A g. Ii, New Co
| lombian 81 81 Al IA; Peruvian 20 L 3 so La
| brazilian % 56-Greek Ia LIZ 10 l-2-Russisu
| rs I-2 IS.
&C In shares there is nothing doing.
-Four ociock. -. onsols have closed at "a
3-S-Mexican per cent. 81 342- New Colom-
bian Al I-2 Russian, rs g."
| Corn Erchcnge, London, .lIaU 5.-The re-
solutions OF Parliament for the release of bonded
| Corn have had the effect of causing complete
siaSnation Tor tho present in trade and the bu-
| siness done since Monday has been trfing in the
| extreme The greatest reduction is in " heat which
IS offered 5s per quarter lower, but the consumers
do not seem disposed TO take it off at this abate
| ment. Barley is somewhat cheaper bur the GUAM
Wy In bond not being large, the reduction is tr-
hing-and the same remark applies 10 Beans o!
oats there Is large supply marker, and il being
known, there is a conside able quantity bonded:
scarcely any sales can be effected; what lew were
made my be stated decline of full! IS. ne,
quarter. In other articles there is no material va
ration but we must again repeat th,t the trade is
In that unsettled state is difficult 10 ascertain the
| exact stare of our prices.
|0dnchester Corn Exchange, HAY G. The
unexpected change which has taken place in the
measures proposed by ministers for liter rating ,he
bonded grain, and the intended partial suspension
| OF the Corn Laws at ministerial discretion. has
occasoned the utmost confusion aud uncertainty
| IN the trade in this and the neighborns districts
Ihe arrivals of all kinds of grain are extremely
small, and although consumers are low in stock,
our slender supplies are more than adequate to the
demand at, this days market we had very few
buyers and no articles on offer-could be Quilted
Out at serious reduction from last weeks cur
reney Wheat has declined full Sd per bushel,
| and -four IS per sack