The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-12

american. ........'... iasa Tag bags l2!SS bags.
west lndia... S7 o,U2
Egy ptlan. ......... AST2 1olI
East India. MINIMUM. Sl,e47 1850
Total. ....... 2l4,so2 l77,sos
III.
Total export up to thi, date, 1912. 5Ioe
LrvEarooL Corn ExcHAxoe, Feb. l5-Duripg the past
week the supplies offoreign wheat and American -four
have received about eco loads but of other articles the
arrivals have been small Since this day week the
transactions which have in our msrket have
artcl have had tendency downward The proposed
change the Corn Laws has produced material ef
feet upon either prices or demand Good foreign Wheat
has met with moderate retail demand at late rates.
Barrel Flour has been in limited request 1t last quo
tatons Oats and Oatms al have found few purchasers
and are rather lower The inquiry for articles has
merely in retail No transactions in bond have
pired Duty has been paid during the week on ls7 qua
terra foreign and 4iO quarters Canadian Wheat quar-
foreign Beans, Is quarters Canadian Peas and 1914
barre Flour There fair attendance Of dealers at
our market this morning. but the transactions which
took place only to moderate extent. We rednce
the price of Wheat Id 3D. and Oats per bush Oat
speetivey Other articles might also have been pur.
chased easier terms Averages-Wheat 3es quarters
ss5a; Oats 40 quarters alsSd.
| VAtipAx Fen l9-WooLLENs.-There q desirs Bile
deren the demand for goods at the hall to-day from
that Of the three four markets. but the manuac
did not press their goods and prices remain un
| charged.
nues in drerdfully tful state in this market, and all
partes are alarmed BY the dismal before Them
in there scarcely ever wa: seen in this town so
sgated market day Deep and loud were the threats
and complaints of nearly all parties, that government
should refuse to relax the prohbitory system As to
sales and prices it is vain to quote There is literally
no business doing; and the condition Of trsdesmen il
daily growing worse.
BaAproRp, Thursday The demand for all kinds Of
Wool svery limited, every appearing DESTROYS to
use up closely possible, seeing prospect of i'm
proved prices being apparent If any alteration in Yarn,
Il is for the Short time ia still adhered to- and
thus preventing any accumulation of stocks. Price
| Arm. We
eat inprov enent in the demand for piece goods The
sse to be to the
world. Should this continue few weeks, will tend
depress the condition Of the operatives still more
the manufacturers unwilling to produce goods,
cedt TO order of which learn few have been Civ
en- out since last Thursday Prices are stsady.
| Oua PLrpeE REDEnMrp.-We have,on several oc
casions earnestly inqsired for Signor De Begins
When the Boz fever was over we called loudly 70
him: we needed concert, and such one as tn
Sicnor alone is capable Of giving. We could no
endure the musical people of this city TO rema
any longer without bringing out this master of buff
song We promised a splendid entertainment,
De Begins could only be brought out; he has com
out, and now our pledge is fully redeemed. Thos
present last evening were unanimous in declaring
| that nothing like this musical feast had takel
J place in New York for many years. "Encore, en-
core, cncore!' the universal cry. DE Begins must
shall. and will repeat this concert.
"THoarsos's BANK NorE RrroRrEn" is now is
sued on every Wednesday and Saturday mornings
| from the office 81 Wall street Every bank in IN,
United States and Canada quoted at the rates cur
rent in this city at the time Of issurg Implicit re
lance can be placed in its accuracy-with full De
scrptons Of coun,ereits. altered notes, &c.
LORD AsHpuRroS, 1t ia said, did not sail tn n
Caledonia Letters have been received IN TIL
csun,ry by the agents Of Barng Brothers, SATIN
that he was to take passage in government, I'll
gate
Revolution IN PeRrUoAL.-We learn per &C
vices from Lisbon Of the 5th. ul'., that revolt
ton had taken place at Oporto. 1t was headet
| n il said. bv the Queens Ministers, and it's oil