Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-16
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

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rom Liverpool. with London papers Of the 10Th. and
Liverpool of the lib ultmo. The principal intelli-
yence she brings is that MIR. Jaudon has succeeded.
the intervention Of Mcssrs. Roihohilds. To eC
another loan for 99OeooL sterling, for which arc
to be issued Stock debcn,ures bearing an in,eres, Of
> per cent. at %. And Il collateral security gwen OF
Ohio. Indiana. and Pennsylvania Stocks. L. s. shares
IN Loadon had Immediately risen in consequence. and
had been sold at from 1874 to u9.I0.
A Liverpool letter OF the lib SAYS. mo material
change has taken place in Cotton. the demand is mo.
derate, but freely supplied, better qualities are most
difficult Of sale.
"A fair business was done in Stocks, at the Firs,
Board L. 5 Bank shares close n; 81 /. at the Second.
100 shares were sold at 81 :. 10 d. A rumor Of the
intelligence per Hibonia reached The Second Board.
but it was not thon fully authenticated.
Sterling Bills are 7Aas. In flames no transactions.
la Southern Exchanges rates arc pretty much the same.
aud the mails are still behind.
Nothing to advise You in merchandise.
UNITED STATES BANK.
From the London Morning Pest Of Dece7aIer 10.
The arrangement announced Is having lust taken
place between Mcssrs. RoihSchild d Sons and Mr. Jau.
don has caused a decided Improvement in the yoluc nj
United States Bank shares. Sales OF them were maie
IN the course OF the morning at l9L TO l9,l0L per
share. IL is understood that there are pIeniv of cam.
ialis;s ready to co INFO the new loan. rs The iu,crcs,
yielded upon the price given is somewhere absut ten
per cent. per nnnum. The only objection male Il !,
appears To be with respect to the guarantee Offered E,r
the reimbursement OF the money. the undertaking Of
thc L. ;. Bank beng deemed scarcely sufficient "a IN.
present situation of its affairs. The measure has
naturally engaged n good deal OF the attention of those
wis are in the habit OF taking u leading part in such
matters.
From The London Times Of Dec. IL.
Mr.. Jaudons Joan transaction. adyerieI 10 on Sat.
urday' confines 10 be a standing topic in the Money
Market, bat some mystery still attaches 10 il. which M
one scenes able To clear up. Mcssrs. RothschilJ have
been named rs contractors for it. and the total amount
IS stated At 100000. Tor which they arc 10 issue : pcr
cen; debentures al %, and to hold as collateral s.curi.
" a large deposit ol Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania and
other American state stocks. But whether Niessys
ho'hschiids advance This money rs a new transaction.
or whether II Is in part to cover advances made tn
take mp bills refused by Messrs. IIoiiinruer o- whether
II Is mixed up with transactions OF n similar kinI
which were under negotiations somo time hack with
Mcssrs. Hope x Co, OF Amsterdam, and Messrs Dc,.
ison d G of London, and which were Repeatedly dc.
scrIbod as brought 10 u close, though donbis afcrIy,rl
arose whether they were actually completed. is left To-.
tally unexplained.
The capitalists who arc already dscrlv embarked
IN American securities shoald end.ayor IN pro,oc,
themselves by calling in collateral support of this Kind
and giving the name of a loan" 10 the transa,ti,,
VIII be readily comprchendcd in the money market.
ou' not -" readily Wilt be believed that they would
enter INTO new and extensive engagement. of the ma.
ture described, one Of the contracting parties being nj
the same time admitted bankrupt esia,o-a nosiIion
which no deposit of securities can alter or moJify-
These considerations are likely 10 prevent Other en- nj.
lalls's irsm taking any share in this transaction until il
Is more clearly explained.
Lord John RuSsel had issued n circular raouos,iro
the attendance Of the members Of Parliament ON the
10Th Of January.
Intelligence Of considerable interest had been rcceiy
cd from India. On the lSh Of September the An.
slo-lhdian troops set out on their return from Gleizni.
lhey are about To depOse the chief of the princiu,litv
OF kelai. for alledgcd uniriendly acts toward the I'm.
glish interest. A treaty favorable 10 ENGLAND, had
oecn concluded with the Prince orRerat and nm.
other with tie successor of Runjcct Singh, securing TO
them the navigation Of ihs Stulcdr-.
A conspiracy for the overthrow of the Fuglrb NJ
er IN India had been discovered at Karnaul. go miles
rom hiad1s. \ strong detachment was dispatched
ih.ther By The Gov. General, and the fort surrendered
without r. sislance.
The Cholera had broken on: among the iroors sen,
against ~JOadperc and kurnard. in consequences of
"hlch Tue caElp at ~Joudpcre was broken up on The Sd
Of October. "' ."
News from Calcutta state that two men Of war had
sailed Tor Canton. and that four others were orderd 20
|omnay' 10 ho'd hcm IN readiness 10 sail for Canton
ON receiving dispatches from Captain Elliot.
Paris papers 10 Dec. Shad been received in Iondo,
They contain little news Of Importance. A third nor
son had been arrested, implicated in the affair of The
Internal machine.
The Ministerial Journals arc silent rcspec,inr The
aiiedgcd appointment Of the Duke Of Orleans 10 com.
mand m the Army. by which Abd-o!-K adcr il TO be
attacked next spring.
Letters from TOulon of he 4h Dec. stn,c that the
slennaer Nautour, which left Algiers 30hl Nov. arrived
IN that port on the night of the 81. with dcspotcbcs
from Marshall Nallee. When she sailed, the rerou Of
a distant cannoradc was heard in AIe,crs. and i vv,s
believed that A bd-c ri n ndpr hod ,,.Ja .-- -
on the French line. All the persons who arrived from
lhe iheaire OF hoshlities were onjoincd 10 secrecy by
inc authorizes, lest any unpleasant ncws should trans
pre- anu increase the encouragement which had al.
ready seized the European population.
Not q single soldier remained IN The CITY and ;ts
protection was then entirely csmmried 10 The armed
ciiizens. Tho liyclcsi uncasiness accordingly pre.
NaHed. The NlOors, on the other hand. who amount
10 at least 10000. were in the greatest e%xuliarion.
nc adNIces IRON india were from Calcutta the ct
and Bombay the 2Sh Of October They siaie Thai
the ial Of GhIznce, which decided the Afghan one..
uon' bad produced n most important impression on the
people. In Bumah and Nepaul The effect v,s ins,,n.
ianSous. Upon Persia It would be equally inauen-
rial. ''
MARKETS.
LfyERr'oL CorroN MARKrr. Dec. q-To-dov We
nave experienced a very fair demand for Cotton. and
The sales, which are chiefly Of American dcscnpGops.
amount 10 5000 bags, 1000 orwhich have been taken
on speculation. All common and middlirg ou,Ii,,,.
american inIIy MAINTAIN last weeks prices. but the
oeUoF Kinds especially Of the new crop. rather recede
M price and arc freely offered.
Dec. iO-Ihc sales q Cotton to-day are $500
bales ~~V'
IIvERrooL CoSr M,RKr-. Dec. love had n
steady Trade in Ok wheat to-dar. and I, s,ro 80
res an advance Of lu2j was given per 10 lbe We
quote Us. flour Is bbl dearcr. but fbts ,pcro,s, ri,
rrce has rather checked the demand
LONDON CoEN EycnAvcr, Dec. g-Forcizn Wheat
$ higher particularly for hard qualities.
Commercial intelligence from SIDNEY. Of fo month
u August last, notices The continuance M y,,, ~
'Hces oiFlour md other produce. The price of Fl,y,
ind even risen. being ~ TO- per 100 h. ana ,,b,,,
Nns as high as IL Is 81 per bushcL The miller
'cre buying nee aud mlIzc In large quantities In con.
nd been sold i1 large parcels al 9. al a. y, o.,
bi rico was advancing ~