The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-06
Markets.


ocombatng an nsurrection organized throughout the
whole country. Ocourse Spanish Stock has, more than
the English, been depressed Our observauons Under
this head Oh Saturday have been fully VERIFIED there was
no jobber atle to take stock when offered Tor sale
and decline OF two per cent, in the New three
cents took place at the first opening OF tue Market
there was possibility OF dealing until the prices fell 70
26S, when slight stand made. Private accounts
from Paris quite positive as to the power Christina
to carry the whole nation with ner but may DC feared
that from the mpooily OF the Queen returning to Ma
drd sheis only overthrowing the present government
without the means oil organizing new would
be the commencement OF OF anarchy and coniu
Sion, fatal to the interests OF all the bondholders VI
course the 8 per Cents. are less affected.
The further decline in the Corn Market has given
little more frmness the Stock Market Consos are s3t
to 9ai Tor Jul, Reduced; sji to 9s Bank STOCK us TO
l19; l0 lvlt; Long Annues, l2a To 1875
Exchtquer Bs 90 IS prem do at I'D, ~ to Is pren
The Spanish market has been extremely fiat, but a
further fan stopped by the purchase ot leading
dealer five per cents the quotations. MI Is for
per cents; do 25 to 10 for per cents; Portuguese
4Oi 4it Mexicsa % to ast Brazilian asw has fallen
to 65A TO 66A; Belgian 0l TO 1885, Dutch SAT TO o4i DO
per cents, 994 to 100.
LIvEhpooL CorroN MARKET, June 2o.-Our Cotton
market continues heavy and prices though not decidedly
lower owing TO Sc supply, rather III Ia
oil buyers. Business has very dull as re-
CARDS Cotton since the departure oil tho Great WESTERN
and We cannot perceive the least indication oil improve
ment The market opened very langudly on Saturday,
without any speculative inquiry The sales amounted to
about bales and yesterday $500 bales were sold to
the trade The supply has proved abundant, but no fur
Their alteration has taken place in prices.
The Corn trade Continues dull aud lower terms have
been submitted Wheat. The weather since last
report has continued brilliant and and has further
tended to check speculation.
In Tobbaco change TO notice, and ANeri-
can Provisions remain he same previously noticed
LIVERPOOL June 20CheeSe, U. S-since our last, the
transactions this article have been limited owing to the
market hav been cleared at pubic sales 3Uth utl
mo, Of all saeable Fine large cheese want o.
aud will doubtless command qui,e much money as az
last sales We repeat last quotations. we feel they
would fully supported if w had material 10 act
upon, viz; ordinary 80 40s middng ~ 44s; fine 4os
ass per cw duty paid Duty los ID per cwt with I'VE per
GRnf ar La htl yp 10 nA
imports 10 the extent of few hundred barrels aAd terces
all which have readily been taken good prices except
ing one parcel OF 200 terces called Prime Mess, when
found to be short In weight and extremely rregu
lar in quality and we're consequently Withdrawn. On
walls offered public sale; but prices not coming up
to expectations OF holders only moderate business was
DONE but it led to private TRANSACTIONS which all were
taken ell at the following rates. VIZ Planters acked In
imitation oil rish oil rather inferior quality and light
weight at 90s India $751; Navy S0s; anu Mess at los IN
bond. leo tierces ordinary brought only els 6is
and barrels 2OO 10y Winchester Ohio mess, we're
sold 5is in bond 1t should be remarked that all Of
the above beef was short in weight The tieIces
were stamped 1856 pounds but the nett weight did not
average $40 pounds which caused
Whether the erce be packed for SO4 h. or 1886 To- they
should invariably contain that quantity and something
over possible, as this gives confidence. Care should
also be taken the middle and bottom correspond with
for injurious remark. Extra mess and family be.i IRON
fine large cattle, say from TO II cwt would we mink
command zoos per fierce OF $40 To- IN bond Duty s pei
cwt with five DER cent added Pork, u. S.-Oniy one
small lot Of new since last. 1t was ten
barrels Winches,er's Ohio of 200 lbs which were
taken at 37s Sd per barrei in bond This pork exhibits
the usual characteristic of Western cured namely soft
and oily thong Indian had been scarce IN that
sluarter. We look with anxiety for the new Boston
and ~ York City convince the dealers here tnst
no country can produce fner, frmer or sweettr pork
than your si5eo the water We repeat our last quota
tons 32s 34 for prime and Sos ass for mess per bar
rel of200bs in bond Duty with pr cent added
Lard SA lair business has been doing IN this arti'
Gle and prices fully maintained. Fine sweet is becoming
scarce and would July command quotations lnier-
or 2ss 30s mddng 32 33s Sd; fine ass s6s per cwt
Hams-Dried u S-A lew casks oil Boston cured IN bags
have been oi'eed; bat withdrawn being msniesty out
OF condition Extremely sofD from want vi air. The can
Vas SIuite sufficient protection and casks shou never
be Tor this criticize Werepeat that eos per cwt might
be obained duty paid, for prime well cured Duty, Us
per cwt with five per cent added Butter, u. S-No
sweet on board. Home made extremely abundant, and
unusually low say ir.sh I0d Is per ID Duty 20s
per cwt. and five per cent added. Butter Gressolnqui
ries ucrease for this article sheep sheang and par
GELS readily taken at 35s 3Ss per juty paid Du
y Is 81 per cwt with five added so0ers Grease
No walls but clean would command, we think, SOS
32s per duty paid Duty Is Sd W.T. with five per
added. Wheat, U. Sine return to fine wsatner
has placed damper all operations IN this article and
part OF The late advance has been lost, consequently we
brought down last quotations ct 10 rs Cd per 20
lbs oriree, while as 3D. IS pr 40 lbs may be quoted IN
added Flour, s.The same cause has affected this ar
tcle; and ,e or nothing is doing init swee, Tree IS
27s 2Ss Cd. Sweet, in bond 2ls 23s Sour, in bond,
2es. Present duty, las Old per brl.
The SANDWICH lsLANDs-FRoM THE BRITISH Go
vERNMENT.-We give the following from Mondays
Madsonian--We have no time for COMMENT
THE SANDWICH IsLANps.-We are grati4ed at being
able lay before the public The following despatch,
ceved by the Secretary of State from Mr. FoS the Bri
fish Minister
WASHINGTON, June Goth, 1913
SiR:-Her Mejestys Government, previously to the de-
parure from OF the last steam packet had alrea
dy received though not officially oil the pro-
vlsonal occupation Of the Sandwich Islands, in the name
Of Great Britain by the officer commanding her Majesty
ship Gary sfort."
am drec ed by the Earl of Aberdeen to state to you
for the Information Of the Government oil the United
States that the occupation Of the sandwich hlands
entirely unauthorized by Her Mejesty Govern
nent and tnSt with practicable delay due To-
quiry will be made into the proceedings which led to it,
The British Government had already announced 70
certain Commissioners, who arrived in Great B'itan IN
March last the part Of the King of the Sandwich
Islands that Her Majesty had determined to recognize the
Independence Of those Islands under their present Chief
TO that determination her Majesp's government in
tends TO adhere AT the same time however, Is rlgh,
that it should be understood that the British government
equally intend to engage end necessary 70 Compel
Cne of the Sandwich Islands TO redress whatever acts oil
injustice may have been committed against British sub
ects by that Chief by bis ministers agents, either
arbitrarily or under the false color OF lawful proceed
ngs.
Instructions which during the past year addressed
by Her Majesys government TO the British Consul resi-
ding in the Sandwich Islands, and TO the naval officers
employed the Pacific station, epjoined those officers
to treat all occasions the native rulers ethe sand
witch Islands with orbearance and courtesy and while
aordng due and efficient protection to aggrieved British
subjects TO avoid interfering haIshy or unnecessarily
with the laws and customs OF the native government
has been the desire of the British government regu
lapg the intercourse OF its public servants with the ma
tive authorities of the Sandwich Islands, rather to
strengthen those authorities, and to give them sense Of
their independence by leaving the administration OF
Justice in their hands than TO make them feel then
depe upon foreign powers by the exercise oil unne
csery interference has been the pu pose Of Her
Maesy government TO seek to establish paramount in
those islands for Great Britain at the expense
Of that enjoyed by other All that has appeared
requisite TO Her Mejesty's government has veen that
other powers should there greater influence
than that possessed by Great Britain.
avail my self of this to to you the
rance Of my distinguished consideration.
(Signed) II. 8 FOX
Hon. Amt 7. UrsiuR, &c. Sc.
TREMENDOUS FIRE AT FALL RIvER.-We learn
from Col. Hatch (who was this morning Informed
by his correspondent at Fall Rlve) that fire broke
out yesterday about 8 p M, in the cabinet makers
shop OF Mr.. Westgate, which. before II was arrest
ed, had laid more than one quarter OF the village 10
ashes Lost from 100000 to $500, 900 100 0OO