The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25


The Bsidsaa ~, Captain Daniel Green. arrived ct
Liverpool tbs "a inst, With adv,ces from Bueuos
Ayrss to the 18th q October Monte Vide 10TH RIO
The Buenos Ayres British Packet of the 18th Of Oct,
ssys-whout waiting for the proximste installation
soma, General Crquiza has summariy and peremPtory
dscreed the immediate suppression Of the national paper
Of Don Mariana Frsquerio, and NAV Be accepted as a
solid guarantee that shall have invasion ut
sent" considerable improvement had taken place in
sharing the reaction. This is considered owing to
feeling Of greater confidence in the counter
acting the effects of the of csAection spread
those interested i'm ksubverng the present order Of
things Produce continuing and high, prevents
any advance In exchange, which remains at 64s to
At Monte ydeo the poverty OF the internal
Of the province daily becomes apparent and bust
in imports could hardly be in q more apathetic
state Peace remains undisturbed under the Brazilian
Protectorate, and the only remedy Tor commerce is
stated to be patience until the cattle increase suf
GENTLY to allow the saaderos to work actively
Some few have already begun, although upon q small
scale Owing to the want Of produce from up river,
feights ruled dull and exchange was quoted at 40 to
At Rio Janeiro exchange on London ruled at 27K to
2s and on France 345 to 34s per franc bullion spa
reiCns IS 700 to IS 500.
From Bahia we learn that the port quite healthy
that sugars coming in slowly, and the cane was
beginning to suffer from drought. Some unmportant
transactions had taken place in exchange at 27A.
The exports from Pernambuco for the year ended the
LIST Nov exhibit total Of L. 95l bags Of cotton 63s
bags o74 barrels boxes 676 cases and So 1853 tons
of sugar. 139,047 hides, and 5,sol pipes Of rum When
compared with 1863 these returns exhibit falling on
The sugar crop Of 1s5354 brought to close on the
31st Oct having yielded SO 1853 tons comprising % 4S5
tons whites and y 49S tons browns beng the smallest
result with the exception Of lS4950, during the past
years, the crops OF the last ten giving
average Of 81 036 TONI of rs tons at
just finished The past crop Of 1S5354 taken at the
average Export Office valuations, shows value OF
f972 10 AGAINST FL I4o $50 in 1929 being differ
amount OF Els, 40, against deficiency in
weight Of is, 900 tons. There was improvement OBJ
servabe in the receipts OF the sugar crop which
far had to hand very slowly That the crop will b.
large is freely admitted but supplies expece
early to market and great disappointment has been
expressed at the delay An active demand existing 70
Portugal and the River Plate, well as other parts
caused sugar to rule extravaganty high; but decln
expected, when entries became abundant
stocks in dealers hands to increase. The cotto
crop satisfactorily spoIen of: the quality of the
supplies to hand very good and the reports from the
interior represent 1t excellent independent Of the
quantity being unusually large. Sales have been
effected at S. 400 regular to IS 900 picked lots Nothing
doing in hides; stocks increasing, but dealers
evinced frmness in sustaining prices Rum comes for
ward slowly, but change be noted in the value
The bank maintains its rate of eight per cent for bills
due the 3s December and nine per cent for six months
large amount is said to be held in the bank and great
unwillngness to put it out owing to the distress pre-
vailing. In private hands business is also limited