The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-07

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Of Cavalry who had gone 60 rcconnoter the position
the Boog hes said to have been missed by anal
rage II rumored at Bombay that strict exantna
ton was to take place into their conduct that
In the interior of India tranquility prevailed In the
once distracted provinces Of Bundekund order and reg
u,arity were beginning to be permanently established
In the Nizams dominions there was considerable dis
| In Guserat the Guicowar appears to neglect his
duties a Sovereign in order TO make money as a
Travelling through MS svs so%n'ry unsafe ths
tolerated. and the Bombay Government, as the para.
mount Sovereign, must soon look to the proprety Of
II Is said that consequence of the conquest of La
hore the of India feels itself strong enough
to diminish the native armies, viz of Bengal by $50
men and of Madras and Bombay by 5000 each. This
reduction il to be effected by stopping all recruiting
til the native regiments are reduced from 1000 to 500
| men each. 80
The Government of India has ordered the completion
of the Ganges Canal on which only aooool year used
be expended by which means Is expected that within
few years S0O00O0 of acres will be rendered produc-
tive There another canal parallel to the Indus which
be opened from the Sutle and which will fertiize
other neglected districts. This canal stopped by
the Of the Ameers and be opened with
| great advantage and at very small expense.
| The new Governor of Bombay, Mr. q. r. Clerk had
arrived there the 23d of January and assumed the
versa satisfaction His chief attention must be directed
to the finances Of that Presidency which are very much
contracted by the strange system Of taxation practsed
by the hon. company which compels the and
pOrters of the two staple cotton and opium
|
| ton in the value in the China markets.
The disturbances amongst the Goomsoors in the
caused by some wild fanatics Who imagined themselves
called upon assert their rights to uphold human sacri
fees as mode Of gaining favor Of the Deity There are
| no later adviccs from China
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, THURSDAY NIGHr, March 4.
There has been unusual fairness in all the markets
for public securities during the day and less business
has been transacted than for long time The prices
however, have not undergone any material change.
q for Money; and after slight huctuaton sale hav-
ing been made at 9OS they closed at the prices.
ton remained al day without the slightest change The
Three Cents Reduced closed at 9O to tho Three
at to per In Eacheaasr Bs there % has BEEN sso's
slight Improvement the last quotations being b. to o.
premium
In the course of the morning notice was posted on
the Stock Exchange that the Bank Of England pre-
pared to receive payments account of the first install
ment Of the New Loan after O'Clock this day, and
during tomorrow.
in the Foreign market the general stagnation
fully experienced In the amount Of business. The quo
tations for Portuguese and Mexican remain, however,
without any change while Spanish is quoted about one
n Bonds Three pe 81
a Deferred, l61 to III Passive to u; Mexican, % to
n Portuguese -Four per Cents 81 to q ditto Three per
Dutch Two-and-a.Half per Cents 5sA to X; ditto Four
Per Cents, sa4 to x; Belgian Four.and.a- Half per
2; Chan 90 to s. Ecuador, to y; Grenada 10 to 20;
Venezuela, 80 to Al; Deferred, IL to ~.
which must be all completed tomorrow has not produce
ed as yet any difference in the Money market. Money
could be obtained to-day for all oGdnsey P ,r on
kers giving ga cent for money at call and are
said to be amply supplied at that rate. The Jontstock
Banks also appear to be full OF money and good bills are
readily taken Mt bank rates.
This has been another day of extremely little business
in the market but without any change of prices
worthy Of notice The only stock which has improved
has been the shares of the Newcastle and Berwick in
consequence it is said of some rumor of an arrange
mi heir el to he wi
and Darlington. They done to-day at Is premium
Otherwise the market was quite void Of any interest
LONDON Com MARKET March Sat this days
ke there was again good demand for English Wheat,
at advance of fully IS quarter and good extent
of business transacted in foreign, at like Improvement
the French buyers increasing their purchases An inquiry
made by several Belgian houses Flour is Is pr br deare
Indian Corn and whole meal in active request for Ireland
at improving rates. large arrival of foreign has
further depressed this article to Is Cd quarter
confidence shown by buyers, who appear unw
ling to operate beyond their present requirements
at this reduction Barley steady, and change in the
value OF other grain
LONDON Com MARKET, Thursday March i.-Tor grain
the demand for expectation still continued very great.
especially of wheat for France The stocks rapidly
diminishing This demand for wheat for expectation,
which noticed yesterday has continued to-day, and
higher prices have been paid for red Lincolnshire wheat
for the French market Letters received from Belgium,
this morning, again mention increased demand for
France the interior markets of francs
per hectotre has taken place equal to about lbs
quarter
LoNSsN TRADE REPORT, Thursday evening, March A.
y anything done Several parcels Of foreign sold at full
rates Coee5O0 bags plantation ut auction, fetched
full prices 300 bags good ordinary bought in at ASS
per cwt Rice-l00 bags Bengal good middng white,
offered at auction, bought in at GAS cwt sago-
800 boxes auction partly sold at 37s to 37s I'D
SINGAPORE at auction sold at ad to * per b. being
| former rates.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, Friday, March 6.-The
imports this week were 1888 bales and the sales reach
sales this yeek d. d. Same period in 1916 d. D.,
ss S:$ S., 's { s
1880 Alabama, &c. 51sa Ga $3.50 Alabama. &c Saa ~
Up to March S. 1917 isaG;
5:nS:; ,ssSs s;s
LIVERPOOL CorroN MAnxEr, March 4.--The sales to-
day 1000 bales nearly all to the trade The market
is quiet, and without change in price
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET, March 5.--Preventcd by
continuance of adverse winds, the arrivals Of either
British or Foreign produce into this port since Monday
last are on whole limited in amount; and though
grain vessels may be at hand 1t appears
early in the to expect any immediate large sup
DIV from distant parts abroad The trade for wheat dur
ing the interval from Tuesday has ruled very firm
upon sales confined chiefly to local consumers mod
crate scale, while the transactions in American flour
to fair extent mt an Improvement OF I'd bar
rel all spring corn, however, exceedingly dull OF
sale last quotations though the quantity of most de-
scrptons here is light Upon very slender appearance
of the country buyers at this days market and our
home mcrs inactive, few sales of wheat effected
but all descriptions
noted, Tuesdays currency remained UNMARRIED o.
American -four farther parcels were disposed OF to-
day partly ireland and though the demand in some
degree abated the advance above named was repeated
good brands of Western realizing 4s to 42s I'd per bar
rel Barley Malt Beans and Peas in fact any kind of
spring corn seemed very little notice this
ing and all exhibit rather lower tcndcncy oats espe
eialy much neglected, and were decidedly some
what depressed in value Oatmeal was in slow request
| at late prices Indian Corn, likewise taken more
sparpgly to-day than at earlier period Of the week
but as the wants Of and exports to- Ireland still
. siderable, Tuesdays quotations are maintained The
weather is still cold, but being dry and the soil in th
circle the country meorated by the late frost is in
| fine order for tillage
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. March 5.-Sugar-Foregn -
There has not bee much life in the market still good
portion of what brought forward public sale has
been disposed Of without much change in prices The
sales are 20 cases and 1850 bbs and Brazil and 1861
boxes Havana more than one-half of which wash
cd Ricc-4O00 bags Bengal brought 22s i'd to GAS I'D
per cwt being rather dcarer. No sales in turpentne Of