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Brazil, Clay County, Indiana (Indiana, United States) (search for this): article 7
News from Brazil. --We copy the following from a late Northern paper. It will doubtless be interesting to our citizens to learn something of affairs in a country with which Richmond for so many years kept up commercial intercourse: Rio de Janeiro, March 11.--Since my last all the Brazilian world have been amusing themselves with the festivities of the carnival, which this year has been gayer than ever; undoubtedly, after Paris, this place has more extensive ideas for carrying out the carnival than even any other European city. The present excitement among Americans here is who is to have the new contract of the third section of the Don Pedro II. Railroad, of which Major Ellison is the Chief Engineer; the firm of Hoblitzer, Hitchcock & Co., of Baltimore, are known to be the lowest bidders, but it is doubtful whether they will be successful as the directors are in favor of giving the work to Brazilians. The lowest bid will be for more than a million of dollars. P
Petropolis (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) (search for this): article 7
cans here is who is to have the new contract of the third section of the Don Pedro II. Railroad, of which Major Ellison is the Chief Engineer; the firm of Hoblitzer, Hitchcock & Co., of Baltimore, are known to be the lowest bidders, but it is doubtful whether they will be successful as the directors are in favor of giving the work to Brazilians. The lowest bid will be for more than a million of dollars. Political news is very quiet. The Emperor is quietly spending the hot months at Petropolis, among his Ministers and all the Diplomatic Corps; and the only excitement in commercial news is the increased demand for coffee from the United States, which has raised that article as high as 9,500 per arroba for some choice lots. On the 25th of this month there is to be a grand festival, it being the anniversary of swearing to the Constitution, and the grand equestrian statue of Don Pedro I. is then to be inaugurated. It is one of the finest and largest statues in the world, and h
United States (United States) (search for this): article 7
and all the Diplomatic Corps; and the only excitement in commercial news is the increased demand for coffee from the United States, which has raised that article as high as 9,500 per arroba for some choice lots. On the 25th of this month therethy for this time of the year. Commercial news. Number of bags of coffee exported since February 8th to the United States86,250 Other ports82,100 Total168,350 Closing prices, average qualities, 7,600 per arroba Exchange on Londe on Paris, 8.3 rels, 90 days. Bank of Brazil yesterday raised their discount to 10 per ct. Freights to the United States, 50s. -55s. Flour — Stock of American, 54,171 bbls. at from 15,500 rs. to 21,000 rs. for Baltimore extra. Ls. for Baltimore extra. Lard--1,000 barrels sold at 800a820 rs. per pound. Rosin very-scarce, and selling at 20,000 rs. per barrel. Naval stores generally have risen, in consequence of there being no supplies from the United States.
Brazil (Brazil) (search for this): article 7
It is one of the finest and largest statues in the world, and has been erected at a cost of over half a million of dollars. There has not been one single case of yellow fever reported this year, and the city, though very hot, is most unusually healthy for this time of the year. Commercial news. Number of bags of coffee exported since February 8th to the United States86,250 Other ports82,100 Total168,350 Closing prices, average qualities, 7,600 per arroba Exchange on London, 25½, 90 days. Exchange on Paris, 8.3 rels, 90 days. Bank of Brazil yesterday raised their discount to 10 per ct. Freights to the United States, 50s. -55s. Flour — Stock of American, 54,171 bbls. at from 15,500 rs. to 21,000 rs. for Baltimore extra. Lard--1,000 barrels sold at 800a820 rs. per pound. Rosin very-scarce, and selling at 20,000 rs. per barrel. Naval stores generally have risen, in consequence of there being no supplies from the United States
Rio De Janeiro (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) (search for this): article 7
News from Brazil. --We copy the following from a late Northern paper. It will doubtless be interesting to our citizens to learn something of affairs in a country with which Richmond for so many years kept up commercial intercourse: Rio de Janeiro, March 11.--Since my last all the Brazilian world have been amusing themselves with the festivities of the carnival, which this year has been gayer than ever; undoubtedly, after Paris, this place has more extensive ideas for carrying out the carnival than even any other European city. The present excitement among Americans here is who is to have the new contract of the third section of the Don Pedro II. Railroad, of which Major Ellison is the Chief Engineer; the firm of Hoblitzer, Hitchcock & Co., of Baltimore, are known to be the lowest bidders, but it is doubtful whether they will be successful as the directors are in favor of giving the work to Brazilians. The lowest bid will be for more than a million of dollars. P
Paris (search for this): article 7
News from Brazil. --We copy the following from a late Northern paper. It will doubtless be interesting to our citizens to learn something of affairs in a country with which Richmond for so many years kept up commercial intercourse: Rio de Janeiro, March 11.--Since my last all the Brazilian world have been amusing themselves with the festivities of the carnival, which this year has been gayer than ever; undoubtedly, after Paris, this place has more extensive ideas for carrying out the carnival than even any other European city. The present excitement among Americans here is who is to have the new contract of the third section of the Don Pedro II. Railroad, of which Major Ellison is the Chief Engineer; the firm of Hoblitzer, Hitchcock & Co., of Baltimore, are known to be the lowest bidders, but it is doubtful whether they will be successful as the directors are in favor of giving the work to Brazilians. The lowest bid will be for more than a million of dollars.
Hitchcock (search for this): article 7
ro, March 11.--Since my last all the Brazilian world have been amusing themselves with the festivities of the carnival, which this year has been gayer than ever; undoubtedly, after Paris, this place has more extensive ideas for carrying out the carnival than even any other European city. The present excitement among Americans here is who is to have the new contract of the third section of the Don Pedro II. Railroad, of which Major Ellison is the Chief Engineer; the firm of Hoblitzer, Hitchcock & Co., of Baltimore, are known to be the lowest bidders, but it is doubtful whether they will be successful as the directors are in favor of giving the work to Brazilians. The lowest bid will be for more than a million of dollars. Political news is very quiet. The Emperor is quietly spending the hot months at Petropolis, among his Ministers and all the Diplomatic Corps; and the only excitement in commercial news is the increased demand for coffee from the United States, which has ra
Don Pedro (search for this): article 7
ollars. Political news is very quiet. The Emperor is quietly spending the hot months at Petropolis, among his Ministers and all the Diplomatic Corps; and the only excitement in commercial news is the increased demand for coffee from the United States, which has raised that article as high as 9,500 per arroba for some choice lots. On the 25th of this month there is to be a grand festival, it being the anniversary of swearing to the Constitution, and the grand equestrian statue of Don Pedro I. is then to be inaugurated. It is one of the finest and largest statues in the world, and has been erected at a cost of over half a million of dollars. There has not been one single case of yellow fever reported this year, and the city, though very hot, is most unusually healthy for this time of the year. Commercial news. Number of bags of coffee exported since February 8th to the United States86,250 Other ports82,100 Total168,350 Closing prices, average qualities,
Americans (search for this): article 7
doubtless be interesting to our citizens to learn something of affairs in a country with which Richmond for so many years kept up commercial intercourse: Rio de Janeiro, March 11.--Since my last all the Brazilian world have been amusing themselves with the festivities of the carnival, which this year has been gayer than ever; undoubtedly, after Paris, this place has more extensive ideas for carrying out the carnival than even any other European city. The present excitement among Americans here is who is to have the new contract of the third section of the Don Pedro II. Railroad, of which Major Ellison is the Chief Engineer; the firm of Hoblitzer, Hitchcock & Co., of Baltimore, are known to be the lowest bidders, but it is doubtful whether they will be successful as the directors are in favor of giving the work to Brazilians. The lowest bid will be for more than a million of dollars. Political news is very quiet. The Emperor is quietly spending the hot months at Petr
Ellison (search for this): article 7
y years kept up commercial intercourse: Rio de Janeiro, March 11.--Since my last all the Brazilian world have been amusing themselves with the festivities of the carnival, which this year has been gayer than ever; undoubtedly, after Paris, this place has more extensive ideas for carrying out the carnival than even any other European city. The present excitement among Americans here is who is to have the new contract of the third section of the Don Pedro II. Railroad, of which Major Ellison is the Chief Engineer; the firm of Hoblitzer, Hitchcock & Co., of Baltimore, are known to be the lowest bidders, but it is doubtful whether they will be successful as the directors are in favor of giving the work to Brazilians. The lowest bid will be for more than a million of dollars. Political news is very quiet. The Emperor is quietly spending the hot months at Petropolis, among his Ministers and all the Diplomatic Corps; and the only excitement in commercial news is the increa
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