The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-26
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81 a dollar month was proposed to be raised from
I'd to keeping their wharf in repair Along with this
syss~ Of registering to be introduced, in order to
nave some check on the lswisss fellows who occasion
ally join themselves with the boamen Senior Joao
Maria Fseira do Amars upon the first refusal to obey
his order seized two fast boats and made prisoners OF
the board Upon this the boatmen set about col
lsctng and organizing alarge mob country
who landed in the inner hsrbor, and commenced vo-
four FOUNDER they had brought with tnem The Cover
nor thsreupon ordered the troops. who speedily dis
perssd the assaants killing ten or twelve OF them and
DESTROYING all the st boats Of which ten burned
ana eight sunk The Chinese then resorsd to favorits
nsnuvrs Of theirs % close their shops in the to
stsrvs out the But the determination Of the gov
srnor speedily this difficulty. for he announ
cod that II by given time the baszar not open and
furnished with supplies hs would nre and destroy
It. This had the desired effect and all was again quiet
Foreign TheatriesIs.
Bales opera of "The Bondmsn" has bsen
brought out at pTIy Lane Theatre with the s,es,est
Romer, sustaining the principal roles
w. Farren, Blackstone. and Mrs. Glover, are at the
Haymnket; Madame Celeste and company at the Adsi
Theatre.
The original Ethiopian Mnstrsls, Msssrs Psll. Hsr-
rington, White, Stanwood and Germain were 10 appear
at 81. Jamess Theatre on the 18th A company
Tennessee instrels were also in London
The Steele having announced that Maaemoselle Ra
che wa about 10 ALLURE the Jewish faith, and become
Catholic she letter to the journals contradict
ing the statement
the Of wealthy jeweller who is said to have
brought her husband dowry of three millions of
francs.
The Corn Trade or Europe.
lFrom the Liverpool Times, January OIL
LorDov.-The grain trade has been In an animated
and soms'imes excited position since the sailing of the
steamship Cambria the dth instant Prices have also
advanced considerably hey ond quotations on that
day During the first week OF December the business
time factors manifested desire to press sales so
that our former quotations fully supported Flour,
was small The market from the It'll to the lath inst
became more animated English wheat was purchase
with freedom oo the OH On the IL the disposition to
get into stack became evident, and factors
seeded In placing the little they had to sell advance
OF Is to Is per quarter; and subsequently, further rise
was effected the advance on some qualities being fully
~ per quarter At the close OF the week bonded wheat
me. "a. revived inquiry for ,hpment to France Flour
there Is now some prospect of the top which
Mt the date OF our last publication down to oa to So
per sack, again rising to the former point Many of
the principal manufacturers refused the 18th, to sell
households at the rates current on the Ih and ship sam
For brreed flour the inquiry has also been active and
rather enhanced rates have been paid for free; whilst
bonded parcels have, in anticipation Of demand for
France risen quite Is per barrel At the market held
the rates current the 7h; bonded wheat was like
wise held for more money. Town -four was also dis |
posed Of at advance Of IS and other sorts in
proportion; bonded -four was much sought after on
French sccoun and obtained an advance OF IS to IS
barrel There is sill good demand for Indian corn,
but the stock on hand being extremely limited, few
transactions are reported floating cargoes of Galaz.
with bills of adng in hand worth 62s to Gas per quar-
ter On the 10th. wheat met brisk demand, and rose
% per quarter Beans and peas also brought improved
rates, and -four held in steady request. A further
rise OF IL 10 - quarter took place in wheat the
18TH aud .hsre inquiry for beans and peas at
an advance of Is per quarter During tho week ending
December 20, the price of wheat and -four obtained
further advance. and most Of the supplies brought
forward readily cleared off, The rise established
unwlingy paid by bakers and since the top price has
reached COS sack the sale has been far less extensive
than formerly. In the course of the week ending De-
comher
sought for on Irish account, and the bargains closed
were at terms fully equal to those at which Gales were
made In the beginning OF the week The business
done the 2Sh ult good extent and prices of
rose % to IS on the currency of that day week
Flour also Is sack end foreign Is to per bar
rel Higher prices for both these articles obtained
aihe markets held on the soh u and st instant From
present appearances there certainly little prospect Of
prices losing for time the high figure at which they
are now quoted.
LrvsRrooL-The trade since the 4h ult has been ra.
ther ouoyan and prices for most articles have advanced
considerably. On the 4th Wheat ID per 10 lb.
Flour however was in slow request on the sth large
amount OF business was Gone, and enhanced rates
readily realised for almost every description Of grain
Indian Corn was eagerly sought after and eItrayagany
high terms were paid the supply being wholly made
qaate to the demand The rise in the value of that
Gle, within the space Of week. estimated to Is
per ssO lbs Cos TO 6ss per having been paid for
peror qualities Wheat also freely taken the finer
kinds 4d and owprced Sd per 10 lbs
current on that day week Flour was likewise quo
ted dearer. During the interval between the 4th
and 9Th the excitement appears to have increased
Their advance of Sd per 70 lbs, while bonded Flour
held Is Oh per Dbl higher. At the market held on
the 10th, we had spirited and extensive sale for
wheats oil all descriptions to millers and speculaor
well as for Ireland at amend OF Cd per 20 lbs
generally and in some instances more above the rates
OF that day se'nnight the extreme advance applying
chiefly TO the best descriptions Large purchases Of
-four in bond have also been made improy ement
OF 3s per barrel and duty paid parcels have acquired
nearly similar advance, though not very active
quest Indian corn, OF which scarcely any remains
hand brings our extreme quotations; many floating
csrgoes Offering for sale. limited business was Dc ne
in wheat the 18th, but prices higher by Sd per
40 Id, than at the preceding market; higher
also paid Tor indian corn; bonded flour sold
that DAY at 36s per or. The Improvement in wheat
established on the 18TH maintained the 22d but
free -four fell I'd per Dbl decline Dbl took
place on Indian corn OF white quality but yellow main
the attendance not numerous, but there vas an &C
tive demand for wheat both for local ption
speculation, and for shipment TO Ireland and
OF fuli I'd per bushel obtained. Indian meal
was full Is per lead dearer There active demand
Tor peas at an advance OF 2s per quarter Indian
wa Is per ar dearer than Tuesday, and IT'S per
ar was paid Tor yellow American. Sack -four held
Tor money, and free American Cd per Dbl dearer
FLOUR bond, advanced Cd to Is Dbl and extensive
sales reported at SOS and 36s Cd Dbl,
2sth wheat in active demand. rabe ad-
vance u per 70 b in prices took place Both Cana
dian ana Unted States -four sold advs OF
"a SACK and Is to Is Cd per bb both free and bond
Last ket held here the 3lst ult when wheat
- 20 lbs the rates of the Goth Copsdera
Bile sales effected in bonded -four at ais cd to 35s
the market closing firm at the latter price, Indian
was in moderate request Ample quotations will be
found in our pricea current
AykRhoE Pnicr OF GRAN
Wht. Brlv. Oats. Rye. Bns. Peas. Flour.
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