Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-11
TEN DAYS LATER rEoM rN4I.yp

inc following summary OF Intelligence. 1
Inc complexion of tho commercial intelligence il
rs well rs vas expected. ani better. Cotton is rather
lower out thar was expected. and 10 is n still farther
ueeiine' we have collected the very best possible in
formation respecting American Stocks, from the letters
oil the principal London Bankeu. and they show ,
distinct change for the better.
The steam ship Great Western arrived al Rsis,oi on
inc sumo November. She sailed hence on The 18th.
BANK or Il UNITED STATES
lac London Spectator. under date Of SATURDAY. De- |
comber Z. IL o'clock. states, that IAN ARRANGEMENT h,s
neen concluded between The Alcssrs. Rothschild and
me agent OF the United States Bank. by which the said
hrm have contracted to advance FL 900 600 sterling
upon the deposit of State stocks. To the same amour,
OF issues and debcnturcs. bearing interest NJ In, a,c
o' opef cent pr. an. the price of these debeniurcs has
been liked at 81. with 2 per cent. commission; and
ihey are redccnfahic al par in two years"
war has broken out a.sesh in Africa. between Alb.
eihadfr' and the French. under circumstances fitted
"s'Ne"o I,'er much uncasiness. Large reinforce.
men's were being sent from France with the u,mos,
despatch.
ihe oHirse intended TO DO pursued by The British
government towards China is not yet annou,.ccd
The brig Petrol. bound from Dalhouse. Nova Scotia.
20 S'oeAIoh, win timber. was cast away. Nov. 90, ON
the coast OF Fife, AMI oil on board persisted except .,c
seaman. Among The lost was a lady. in whoSc ,r.nt
was iound t100 IN Bank bill&. The brig had touched
Al Stroniness. where the unfortunate vospon ro, on
ooart fier name WAS Elizabeth wagstaf- The gale
rs represented TO have been severe in the extreme.
A writer m the London Times intimates that s,,c;gn
letters bearing inland Iostayc in addition 4, NO G,,.;.n
charge, arc not 10 obtain the benefit OF the late re-.
ducuon.
There were imported into Great Britain aud Ireland
u"''hg hc year ending January 9Th. 1899, 2 A60
quarters OF gram; and during the six msn:hs ending
3h July. 1889. 1.6lS.i4i quarters lot cirb, bushei,
cach) ~
london. Dec. 3.-Tho accounts FROM the United
States by the Great Western leave no doub, vxh,fsvo,
oil INC ability OF the v York hanks to sustain spccio
payments anc this. having now been rut suairicn,lv
To the test. Is received here as a Enyorabie ar,,, g., ~.
cStablis'lnent OF n better state of things in that coun.
ny ana OF tho renewal Of trade with il by Great Bri.
ain' ho'' PERHAPS 10 he eNiravngant state Of j. lately
cAs'i"g' Out 10 such an extent as il olghi 10 attain. and
IS consistent with safe and regular returns fur n We
'hah 'ake no nero state state stocks from the Amer.
cans as remitiances far n very long time. because inn.
Poriers' hnuing no vent for them at home, will no lon
ger receive them in payment, but they will send 70 rs
md Europe generally. ceyion, tobacco, corn. and other
produce, quite equal 10. IL not much better Than. xnc.
che Large remitiances OF this kind are said 10 have
arrived by the Great Western, consisting chilly ~
oiiis drawn against large shipments of corn 10 France.
but which Will he available as an instrument, Gr rcc,i.
lying HE exchanges in this country. Further large
oeuehs oi INC same hind wefe sent nut by the British
Shcci| u having become a great Government object
IN race, as a means of safely ugains, u.pul,r IN.
mulIs' 10 secure the most abundant stock of cram FIR
which America presented the best market.
On The whole, the difficulties under which trade
ianoFeu IN the United States have moi been. in point
oil iaei, materially relieved. II is the prospect only
which is decidedly better. and for thai both coun,r;es
are indebted 10 the firmness Of the New York banks
IN adhering to their engagements. A contrary course
would have lei TO another general suspension all over
'he Ch'on' and Then years would have been required
10 bring ITS trade into n safe position.
The prevalence of an impression that the accoun,s
from The United States by the Great Western are alto
geiher oil a more favorable complexion, produced an
Improvement ia the funds-Tgnes.
London, Dec. 6-Friday Ereains-The sn,;cino.
lions OF Yesterday respecting any relief from the pres
sure by the Bank upon the money market, have M,
oeen realized, though IL Is probable enough that the
subject underwent some discussion al the weekly meet.
ing yesterday OF The directors. The eagemess with
which the reports are caught at is a proof and rather
a melancholy one also. Of the severity of that pressure
Never were the monetary and commercial Affairs of
ihis country Ia a more delicate and difficult situation
Than at tho present moment.
traders oil all descriptions, but especially the incc-
rior ones. are staggering almost under thai bigb ATE
oil interest which tho Bauk directors have thought il
expedicni. FOR their own safety, 10 spread all over The
country. and II Is clear almost TO conviction TINT c.n.
merce, cannot revive under is deadly influences. Nbii.t
his almost equally certain. at The same time. that
without assistance from trade and large expectations.
the Bank cannot succeed in turning the exchanges in
favor Of this country.
london Dec. THE shares OF The United Stair,
49, 'thN Why " SUM- extent at LIZ lila
This is better by los per share than they were :
vionsly quoted nj.
The American minister and Mrs. Stephenson have
returned 10 town frpm their tour in the north Of E;uclaud
London Dec. 7h.-Thc new steam ship President
was not launched this afternoon, in cvnscouence of,he
tide not flowing high enough.
IL Is a iaInentablc fact. that in various remote parts
OF me counties OF Durham and Northumberland whole
helds OF unripe wheat. oats, aud beans are vet TO be
Seen.-CEmbcddnd PocguoL
81
South American BiocIadeS-The merchants of Liv.
erpool have at length resolved TO make such energetic
circumstances on the rum occasionod 10 our trade by
The w1nton aggressions Of Ihe French. az even Iord
Paimersion shall be compelled to hear. We trust dhe
commercial interest throughout The country will se-
eond the appeal. The closing ofSouih America is Inc
man cause oil The distressing siagnation Of commerce.
Manchester CaroniFe.
Accounts had been received by the last Steam NICK.
CT from Gniatz Of numerous shipwrecks in tic Black
Sea. 10 or IL vessels had been lost near the San Chr.
gro mouth Of the Danube. and amongst them were an
Austrian brig. bound from London to Odessa, with a
cargo Of celenial productions, and a Russian war trans
port.
EKiraotofa letter posted at Llyods-
Genoa, Sept. %.
The Chamber ofCorumcrce of this civ has notified
having received official news that the Ottoman GOV.
eminent has prohibited The expectation Of wheat. and
every sort of grain, from every port dependent on the
said empire"
London, Nor. 50.-We learn that the French and
Dutch Governments are negotiating n treaty II com
merce, one Of the chief objects of which has for It's OBJ
Ject 10 admit French Colonial Sugars toto Holland nj
lower rate Of duty than sugar of any other nation.
A~sierdam- Dcc.2-TbcG government has in a great
degree complied with the wish ofihe nation, express
ed by its representatives and by the press.
Publicity respecting tho fnances, the abolition Of
The Syndicate, information respecting the affairs ofiho
East Indies-ibese were the chief wishes, the fulfil
menf Of which was argued with energy and great
reasoning.
FRANCE.
Pans, Dec. 6-Ancsis, on account Of the late e.
plOsion Of the Internal machine, are hourly made.
FRENCH DEFEAT IN ALGIERS-It appears
that the Emir. Abdel Kader, with the Arab and native
I lrnnra ~ Ennln-nl ..n. - al L.E.a-I L. E-H