Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

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Ladies ofthe Bedchamber Peeresses.
The hsF tS'' Chamberlain
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r Hfisf Kinds tssY PREDECESSORS & S'issgHaEs.
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80, Pursuiyants and Heralls at Arms,
Knights ofhs Bath not Peers wearing their collars
of the Hsss the Household
fGs Lord Ssfsg an Earl Es'
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N00y King at A hos Yp s9T gge s' Crown Ta'ard
Two sergeants. Lord %; RrssdSPt Two serseants.
Principal King Gts @sa %h Ss Whit. Rod or se,p
between r I've e. G ., Msnasa, Ushers.
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Knight of the hi. Gola between the Lord Cham
til. The o. Ssg ~ y" hes his c ea1sn of til. Band
The Gen's% Ss e The del RaS in waiting
Two Gentlemen nt Of z the he Bed ehs
Normandy to go to Paris, as British Ambassador,
as Governor General, vice Lord Auckland. Lord
Home Office, and the Duke of Devonshre to be Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland.
Lord Jerseys horses are first favorites for the
Derby.
Davis Gilbert, President of the Royal Society is
dead.
The uniform penny postage system was to COM
mence January 10th, all the Kingdom.
Fancy dress balls quite the rage all over Eng
land.
The CHARrIsTs-About 40 Of the Newport pri-
soncrs have pctitoned the Queen for mercy and a
fair trial She replies, through Lord Norman
by, that the law must take its course; neither
herself nor the ministers can interfere.
The Earl of Liverpool is to marry Mrs. Mytton.
Ellen Tree has left London, to play in the pro-
vinces. Theatricals are in poor state in London.
ANOTHER Romantic SroRy.-A very beautiful
girl only Is years of age the daughter of Lieut. Ar
boys clothes, on board the Robert Small, East In
diaman. She has done duty sailor for five years,
without her sex being detected.
Markets.
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al five per cent without there has been no
chance q their notice BY The Bank Of England 0''a :"
great deal Of first ra on, Of The London market and thus
British funds have advanced today and the market has closed
=; English stssk Market farther advance may po.i.
ed both IN eopsOs and heavy stocks Exchequer Bills have
Ths sIis9, Of ba.ns;, limited but the house
wa, decidedly easier although unattended with any material
cop.o for opening closed a, ss Three per Cent, Re-
LyEsrooL CoIros NsREEI na-sale' today haye been
sr has p ssss f 1 fully ss G ss' today at rather
prices TSe SALE. 5000 bales 900 Psna%s q SOFA
The total imports during tie last amounts TO ielsiO
S Tns . : . ssSS NE dc '9S S $
ses s s.gS, s"S Gs 'ss ms Of Hss " this port
Sine e return ofsoIk SC The %, gltimo the market
hssa si pes sgf e'ff and for
prls.% 1s 9 y sa 9s y f5 "a e. to sell "
specu have taken 800 Anne
Sale. today, 70 5000 bales, chiefly American.
LsrnrooI Co.'s MsRKrr Dee. sAli kinds Of free flour
were in limited rqges, at former prices OF American IN
al ~. per bill but Sd. being asked,
check the demsnd-the buyer. refusing TO comply with the adj
jan aThe ,s; q Tgrpsn!ips ar, confined to
In Tar there are no sales 10 eonmunests.
sS seP wG r sns g % 81 hS S. Ie
Sd or the former, and about quotations for
MsScnSsfSp ssi Dec In cotton although might be eS
PEE. tiG f % nd All e.spS@. oS q rood
and yarn firmly held for the full prices OF last week and
FRio.T Evrsise Ord January-Things healthy
having Oercdto purchase le qusnt at pssnt price, ior
6ssn inysraSiy desaed us. rnnt.s IN Ire lace Of DE-
elinns cotton market y sncour gi1g lor The tpr
Evtrac from the circular Of Dawson IIance wool
The demand Cor foreign wool during the steady
the pressure the money market durig long period q ~
%sr and ~ demand Ra S continued oI u %
sanding the great increes, IN The imports the stocks
materially dininshed dcrng IN, last three months and we
fear will continue anguid for tmc unless the export de-
mand for goods and ysrns improves early IN the spring
05-Thc fire last night was in Cedar street, be-
tween West and Washington streets. IL only burn
ed part Of the dwelling house, occupied by Dutch
family, over John Patterns livery stable.
Correspondence ofihe Hcraijl
GUAYsmA, p. n. 81 February, 1910.
JAS GoRDEN BENNETT
DEAR SRI have not had this pleasure for loYg
time for want OF opportunity, neither is there any
thing Of particular interest TO note.
From the depressed state of the American mar
ket for our Island produce. business is extremely
dull and prices very low. Prime sugars command
only &C. currency, and inferior qualities are taken
for the European market at . to3 l-Sc. There is
activity in the market by spectators. The only
purchasers are those who are absolutely obliged 10
load the vessels their hands. Molasscs is taken
tolerabe freely at I3c. gallon, which is more than
really ought to be paid unless some important
change shall take place in your market. Prime
green coffee is in demand at ] TO II I-2c., and the
advccs from France 1atterirg n at no doubt.
those prices will be maintained for time To-
come.
In local affairs every thing is quiet. In March
last there were created four directors OF custom
houses, in the districts ofSt Johns (uavaa, Ponce
and Mayaguez. Those officers were placed over
the collectors for the supposed benefit ot the reNe
nuc-but within ten days that office has been en'irey
| abolished.
The crop in this district win be about one third
less than last year.