The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09

IN ths warehouses, and we anticipate steady trade
throughout the winter
here can scarcely be said to be any vis
Bile alteration in the demand IN amy oil the branches OF the
Of this district since our last II any thing
the cotton hosiery mprov ed and the silk has shade
retrogaed still considering that we are IN the middle oS
OF month Nov ber the prospect rather cheering
and were the silk branches take favorable turn the
and vicinity would then be in generally Piospt
rous state as respects eploymch put not az iesPes"
the wages.
business transacted equal in extent that Of the
edng nevertheless some OF the manufacturers
have realized amendment of D. per couple lew Oh
the makers have been Offering pieces made Of inferior
Wool in consequence they alege OF the difficulty ex
periencel in obtaining an advance corresponding to
that in the price ol Wool
| MAScHEsIER.--1he advance in the Liverpool Cotton
market Monday last caused our spinners and manu-
iactures demand higher rates OH Tuesday morning but
advices by the Hibernid from New YORK to the 3ls ut
reached here about the latter day, as they
by conmatory OF the accounts previous
y received BY the London packet ship Switzerland hold
ers showed Willingness accept former terms, and
fair amount OF business has since been transacted in most
descriptions of goods and ere now rather hrmer than
they were on the latter day TWIST ~ N moderate eques,
only though there considerable buyers Tor India and
China at low prices Wedo not expect much briskness
in this branch Of trade until buyers from the North
of Europe appear for spring shipments
| HAvnE CorroN MARKxrs.-Woek ending November IS
-Ccton.Nothing deserving particular notice has &C
cured in our market during week, the same want Of
animation continues to predomnae and the sy mpoms Oh
merely transtory The advces the oath ult received
by the Burgundy, from New iorkt although rather oil
favorable tendency were not OF su ieienty conclusive
character to produce any influence Spectators have
however come forward in some instances but the
actions have been too crcumscrbed to admit OF any ih
in prices The demand for the interior 70 IKE
wise still very limited the trade having purchased laSs
during the advance that had taken place which the nd
of intelligence the time well IRON England
from the Unlted States they induced to believe
would be maintained but the rapid decline that ensued
has considerably dumped the active spirit that had been
displayed; dealers therefore show reluctance to
operate beyond the immediate wants for consumption,
and these being at present lar from extensive the day
sales are consequently very restricted he attitude Of
holders is nevertheless, upon the whole, pretty hrm
AshesRather less inquiry has taken place since last re-
port the only sales to being 55 bbs American Pot
Ash in first hands 40 Isl to A. and 70 brs to arrive at
Ash found buy ers 5Oi also duty paid Rice.-Ths
article continues very dull and likely to remain So until
Carolina were taken at 81 90 Kill duty q SD pad.
Whalebone-Very little remains IN hrst hands . tons
off at 81 a5 to so per Kill duty paid Rosin1
sale 900 bbs American made at ld 80 per lO0 KILL
duty paid LeadSeveal lots Of Missouri Lead together
1900 pigs, sold at 2alei per 80 Kill duty $40 paid
Tallow-n American produce about 10 casks New iorA
| fetched 5z.50a5s per SO Kill duty (2L76) paid
HvRr Nov. l6Cotton still remains very dull and we
are anxiousy expecting adyices by the Hoerna VIA Ing
| land. here is nothing doing in Rice Ashes or Hops
Whalebone being scarce is IN request Ialow meets
| flat sale.
BouRsE, PARIS Nov I6-The market, the whole, has
been pretty brisk in transactions for money and miscea
neous securities but so brisk in time bargains For
money, French Three per Cents unaltered; Five per
Cents 10 cents higher than the previous day. three per
Cents opened at S2 to SIT lOc, and closed AZ o1i
Five Cents but one price 2lf Coo Bank Oh France
shares IT. SOC. better. Exchange on London-One MONTH
paper a5f 57tc money 25 55c three months paper 2'
| Soc; money, 25f AZ &c.
| H.MBuRc Nov. lo--wc have a decidedly frmer mar.
ket Coffee since report OF this day week, and
prices have vanced Lilo to SCH The sales Consisted
bags Brazil at 81 to 81 sch 1900 bags Lag at
a to sch; 1000 bags St Domingo, 81 to 3s and 500 ia
vana "a to a sch Cotton has of late dispayed rather
rmness l76 bales New Orleans have brought A to
ali and 1903 Laguayra at a sch The business in Hides
has been confined to 5000 Buenos Ayres at q and
5000 Rio Grande at Al to sch Some small parcels of
Whale Oil have met with buyers at previous rates.
Blubber has realized 43; Marks 8 to a..
ANTWERP Marcel Nov. Our last account from for
eign markets respecting Cotton having been rather unfa-
vorabe it has not only thrown the article into complete
camness but also lowered price about cent per half
kogram on all North American sorts. Our stock on the
ls inst consisted OF II 730 bales from the United States,
II Surnam, 64 st Domingo 200 Egyptian, 80 Manila,
| 800 Surat, 10 Bengal and 60 bales Smyrna.
| AMSTERDAM, Nov. 7-of Tobacco since last only
90 hhds Mary sold by first hand the state
of our market remains without any variation. Our i'm
port consisted of 1926 hhds land and stock Of
the LIST inst of 2 hhds Mary land 1925 Virginia 233
Kentucky, and 10 hhds. Stems.
| CALCUTTA MARKET, Sept l6-Snce the arrival of the
last mail the demand for seltpetre has been limited, and
prices have declined the finer descriptions being scarce,
have met with inquiry but inferior qualities
dull The Americans are buying small scale. The
exports from the LIST inst to this date to Brton 4051
mds, North Amer ca 1905 mds.
fair amount of business in silk has been done dur
ing the MONTH notwithstanding the very depressing tenor
OF the last advce the has been extremely favor
able for the production OF this article and the produce
is large which combined with the low prices ruling has
induced parties purchase consequence of the very
dry weather experienced OF late appehensions enter
tanned that the coming crop will be exceedingly small
MADRAS Sept 20.-The season for shipments to China
being completed market for cotton extremely dull,
and prices very low the stocks are, however, light
considerable business has been done in indigo at previous
rates The operations in cotton piece goods have been
entirely in blue Salampores and handkerchief for the
Europe market few parcels of which have been shipped
for England since our last Punjums quite neglected.
SINGAPORE, Aug. l7-Our market is in the same dull
men either in demand prices Cotton is in very dull
request and the stocks are heavy There bs much a
ingly scarce, and tonnage abundant
| General Sessions.
Before Recorder Talmadge and Aldermen Waterman and
Rswson
| JAMES r. WmrrHG, Esq, District Attorney.
DIE. Sat the opening of the Court the prosecuting
attorney called several for trial. all (which were
applied, by various counsel, to have postponed One,
however met with much opposition, that delay should
not be granted. II of Alphonso Schmidt charged in
passengers board the steamboat Independence the cap
tain, Mr. Cleveland Forbes, being the complainant
The CoURr ruled that the cause be tried forthwith and
Mr.. Thomas Warner abandoned his clients case.
The Di,rRIcr ArroFsrY Immediately ordered his bail
that of John Mugsn, in the OF $500 to be forfeited
and bench warrant to be issued for the apprehension
of Schmidt
.4nother Pick Pocket CaseThe of Charles Roper,
indicted for picking the pocket OF Mr. James w Tucker,
in October last in Wall street then called on. Mr..
again made 10 nave ,b TINS a'
previously made mention of abandoned his client.
The DrRcr ArroRNIY ordered Ropers bail to be for
and bench issued for the of the accused
| .7ttemp 10 KIN Thomas Williams, colored boy,
then tried for assault and battery with to kill
Matilda Griffin, (also coored) by discharging pistol at
her head the 10Th oil last month, while
| ing through Cross street
The prisoner his examination the Police acknow-
lodged that he discharged the pistol at her which
loaded with powder and buck shot and his intention
to take her life. Many other shot and caps were found
upon him when arrested by officer Neals and he had pre-
viously attempted her life by stabbng They had been
living together for about two years and in consequence
of disagreement the girl left him, they not
red and he then declared she did not return him he
would take her life.
The jury found the prisoner guilty and the Court
fenced him to be confined in the State prison for nine
and six months
dcted for forgery in the second degree in passing Mr.
John w. BuckhoTn of No. 49, Broome street SO
tere bill the Canal Bank of Albany for soap and
starch the 9th of May last noue proseg directed
to be entered at the request of the complainant who said
she poor but respectable washerwomsn and did not