Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-16

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oot would probably be about the isth of May The
nrS sosce IN Vie town Of Algiers 10 computed at
1871 men' U At Of tho Bedouius, or Arabs of the
Nv III, - M Oh more numerous, but i'll disciplined
sent tnesr families to Aahou.
Co!o"~I 1rode.-Speaking Of she negotiation 70
spectlnf. tho Colonial Trade between the United
and the British West In,lies the London Cou-
~. o. nay 4th. smphatcally says-"It 10 true that
1.ng '' - y - O-"-
PAINS, May The three Powers having con,en
ed 20 guarantee the loan Of so Millions il Is bcliev-
Gu tnet the Prince Of SAKE Coburg will no longer
"c'''a'e 20 accept The Sovereignty Of Greece.
m LIVERPOOL MARKETING 9.
The Isnguor and depression in our Cotton Market
1on:nued up to tho 4th instant, when the demand
sgsn revived, and il has since been pretty general
m. no sp,'ted' and prices have advanced to per 10
$3.50 are Upland, asato7s $500 Orleans a, ca Ito to
with 20 at Cd, and $3.50 Alabama At 81 to "a per
10. There was also go bales Sea Island sold yes-
terdey oy suction, say $50 bales of white at to
and 340 stained, at u to l23.
The CoSn markets continue excessively duh. and
oscnmng and there 10 no demand whatever for bond
60 Fiour One or two small parcels have been sold
~ TINS weex at s7s per Dbl. The last weekly ave.
rug o. wnest e5s II, and the aggregate SIS S.
per quarter which reduces the duty on Flour 70 1ss
per ool. fhe neat returns will probably make the
duty rs 5, per DBL hut below there is no prospect Of
It's going at present. -
tc"eceo MUket continues dull and the IL
oted business going forward, is At rather lower
From the Bsl,imoss American of Jnne l.
ine mig Arctic, Philips, arrived At this port yss-
terday IN 80 days from Rio do Janeiro bsvinr s:led
from that port on the 9th of April We understand
thatthe political state Of the country was tranouil
sno tnat nothing OF importance had occurred since
afford detailed statement of the markets ls,,sr
10 the cdtors mentions, that '.a merchantmen and
coasters who enter the harbour Of Rio de Jnncro
at night, are obliged, By law, to display light at
the mast head"
RIO DE JANErRo, Goth April, 1880.
I'VE had his pleasure ,ast on the Isl ut nor br;o.
virginia and Apollo Since them several cargoe. of
nour have arrived, and the consirnments bein sc,t
sr.so, tne price has fallen, nominally l4 l6R
The stock on hand is about 2 600 bbls but the ono
ny Is generally complained of. Sales are verv dul
athough the bakers have bu: su all supplies by them
VI Wheat there is none in Market. Should no more
no, uoor appear Tor month, we may hope to put off
the greater part Of that on hand at about ouotn,o
some sales may be forced which will have a mounon
effect on prices; but for ourselves we shall no,
iai below those above named rs tho current dcma nd
VIII enable US TO run off what may have at those
rates, when others may have sold off Bus,ns.s :,
very dull, and hardly any thing pays more than a
freight. r'' e '"'"
We have no sugars for returns and the few hides we
have are IN demand for Europe The new
conee has begun appear. As usual the f;rst n;ck
ing is OF poor quality; in four six weeks the market
~lh9e well supplied with it.-Sugar will be ready
for shippingin August The supply of hides will con-
tinue small. " WI
b Sperm Candle. 500 $40 Goldfish ioI r.r p,i W,pp
Gene. ssh Pipe do Catalonia S. Brandy isl coraase
s.o. H. wa., cs, ass, Pics
700 40 OIL, olive, 1850; do whale 100 an 3D. go ss
90. soo a. DO mo-, I'd do sugar
heavy. g. .ssn Per M DO light .ss sso eS:u s,e e.
ard Pc. so re- Spanish Dollar. $1,000 each do beu
'''0''' ON <' oVef CON 100 los per
From tho New York Journal OF Commerce
IaADk WITH Cn1rA Our renders are aware that
some serious eInbarrasements have recently occurred
obstruct the intercourse M iona in their
trade With Chinn. Toward the cose of 400 The
buses connected with this crcourse werc cons;de,ed
30 that separate remonstrances we're presented
vh government by every class Of foreigners
VINO nave representatives in China, except The Smer
tedas. Ihe abuses complained Of we're principally
tnese. That the Hoppos King shin, (Secretary Of
the Collector Of the Customs, and the clerks and
seVHnts OF the H"PPos establishment, have extorted
money from the Hong merchants, and that these ex
tortons have increased from year to year. That an
account OF these extortOns and the fact that
VINO once enter Hong compelled to continue for
IL s impossible to induce substantial and respect.
aole men 20 become such merchants These evils,
tne memorialists represent, ought to be done awav
Chun qua's Hong must no, De allowed 10 fall. The
ew ,ohgs no" erected, must not be RESPONSIBLE FL,
y ueos % foreigners or natives on account of bank
e,cha"'s' .ior the old Hongs, after the new sys-
Ss 81 o"9n nave gone into operation. The debts of
FORMER Hongs must be paid by assessment on the
amount OF the whole import and export trade of each
Dutes on import cargoes must be charged and Levied
daily; and the amount must be paid to the aovern
ment within FIVE days is the case with export car
goes. Foreigners msst be allowed to rent ware
houses None Of the Hongs shall be- required IN
secure shps-such security being only pretext for
estor'on' &c Referring to these topics, the number
u tne hsiac Journal, under the head off,
Letters from Canton afford ground to think that the
transactions going forward between the English fac
Tory ana the Chinese government are of a ssrioos
complexion and not likely to be very speedily termi
,e Inc delay in the mean time is very injurious
tne company sinterests. We mention this ST ate
OF the facts on the authority of private correspond
emf. IL appears from other letters received from
Santon, that the proposals Of the Selec, Committee
nae been distinctly rejected by the vceroy, which
VIII De great disadvantage to the committee in its
sPPeei 70 the imperial government, whose notions
orc more anu commercial than the local f,nctiona
ice Inc private letters further state, that all the
factories have seconded the representation of