The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16
had been given to the subject, and two manuiacto-
v;a n had alrSadv haen diac0verad.

had been given to the subject, and two manuiacto
ries Of it had already been discovered.
In the Official Gaxette OF the l4th Of January, II Is
stated that two outbreaks took place in Sonson In
which from two to three hundred men figured, and
raised the cry Of "Viua Ia tederaciondeath TO the
Rojos.n The same Gazette says-"The governors OF
every means of preserving the public order bat does
not inform us Of the result nor OF the after proceed
ings Of the disturbers of Sonson."
MARKETS.
VALPARAISO, Feb. A.-Since the last report there
has been little activity in the market but no sales
of any magnitude of manufactured goods have taken
place. the purchases having been chiefly for local con-
sumption the actual wants of the shopkeepers in
deed could much better be expected at this PERIOD the
being nearly at close, and the autumn
demand not yet commenced The arrivals from the
United Kingdom the Braganza from Liverpool with
assorted cargo amounting to f56 204 and the
and Louisa Margaretha from London likewise with as
The Norwegian bark American Packet. arrived from
China and Caao having landed half of her cargo at
the latter place and the remainder has been disposed OF
here, the bulk being for the Mexican market.
The stocks of British manufactured goods of all descrp
ons are in full supply and the business Is not likely TO
stocks nor prices be expected until April No arri
walls OF American goods have taken place, tring sales
effected
The Gistiana arrived from Hamburg, and some ten
vessels are expected from that port to supply the
winter demand also the Preciosa from Cadz and the
Serene and Paas from France, have arrived but Ger
man. and Spanish articles have shared the fate
has yet been realized.
The Cosmopolite from Gibraltar, proceeds with her
The shipments of country produce to California have
fallen off considerable during the last fortnight owing
the scarcity of -four and other produce which likely
to continue until the new harvest comes in.
The production of silver and copper ores continues
abundant and shipments Of both are in Of prepa
ration.
CoA--The balance of the cargo OF the Bergman about
200 TONS sold at S2 Anthracite coal sold for $13 for
an American steamer expected here on her way to Coli.
n m q
dyk from Holland, and cargo of Coronel coal per Ali
ANA The cargo per sterIngshire from Cardiff i offer
ing at $l5 but do not think that above S12 will be OBJ
tanned the cargo being too large.
PRovsoNs,-Little nothing has been done for want
of stocks, and prices remain firm.
LUMBER No arryals-contnues in good demand at
high rates. The Swedish bark HON arrived from Hamburg
with cargo for California
flour Sales continue to be made from dollars to
dollars 3 Stocks small and very little of the best
brands to be had tanv price The crop however,
is already going to be deliver at the ports and though
it win not be ground to any extent for month to come
still there is sufficient -four being made to meet local
wants until the grinding becomes general The market
then will be so fully supplied must OF necessity bring
down prices 10 figure low comparatively with its pre-
sent value the crops of all kinds of grain having been
from all accounts the most abundant known Ow
ing however, to the complete exhaustion of the stock Of
wheat OF last years growth prices will always remain
other hand compaIa tvey low to enable to compete
to the fullest extent with -four from the United States
where by last accounts prices had advanced condera
bly,.
WHEAr-No stocks in the ports as yet but small guam
titles Offering deliverable both here and in San Antonio
within few days, at so rls to S. fanega but have
heard OF sales Purchasers for export not likely
to come into the market at present in the of
month Or two considerable deliveries will have taken
place at all the different ports which will doubtless bring
it down to about 49, which think will be about the
ruling price on the coast for the next two three
months. In Santiago understand sales Of the
crop have been made at 20 to % rls.
BARIEY.-This article is in rifirg demand worth Is
to 20 rs bagged shipments to California and ports Of
the coast having been very small scale during the
last fortnight and likely to continue So owing the
large crop obtained this year after the previous heavy
shipments to California and the comparative small guam
tty OF tonnage at and consequent high freghts
ruling.
BRAN scarce and worth to 90 rls cash. per fanega
Of 81 lbs.
COPPER scarce and in demand large parcel has been
sold tor cash at II dollars Shore and the few parcels
not contracted for coming into the market readily
taken up
SILvER.-The steamer Lima brought III 1874 Marks
which have been placed at 10 dollars.
QUIcKsIyER-dun, without sale, nominal price So dol
lars
FRE1GHTs.-Two or three FL glish vessels have been
taken since last report The Suana to Liverpool
jenkins, for Reguias to Liverpool at "a and per cent
This note however, not likely to be paid again, G3 10
and cent being all that offering to other vessels
at market before the late rather heavy arrivals took place
and nowwe fancy there will be little difficulty in obtaining
vessels at this rate for general Neither the English
since last steamer. Freghts 10 California $40 for
assorted cargoes of -four and other country produce
Nothing has been further done to Australia for Of
further news.
EXCHANGES Bills London AZ and 4s for sixty and
ninety days. Copper in bars dollars, II dollars ia
shore. Gold above ley 4 per cent. Silver in bar,
ten dollars per mark. Hard dollars, none