The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-04

OF the English agents. The Vile de hennes VIVA
Ter, which LETT France on the 22d oil SePtemoer ar
rived at Akarsa February lSh. All our whalers
now proceed towards The northwest oil America,
In the attudes of the Malquesas and the Sandwich
Islands where excellent fishing mas taken place du-
ing the last two seasons. The bays OF New Zea-
laud have been little frequented. Certain now OF
| fading protection and shelter at the Marquesas
aud Oiaheie, they will rarely visit the ATTITUDES OF
New Zealand. The intelligence OF those Islands
being taken possession OF by Admiral Dupetit
Thouars was celebrated by the Preach sailors with
the greatest possible Joy
Foreign HheatricaIs.
Fanny Elssler and Cerilo were performing at
Her Maesiy,s Theatre; also Gfisi, Formasari, La
At Covent Garden, Giubiei, Temple,on, Man.
vers, Staudigl, Mr.. and Mrs. Bale, Clara Novelo,
Mrs; Shaw, Miss Rainiorth and Miss Turpin, (Mrs
Wallack.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathews, and Charles Kean were
at the Haymarket.
Atthe Princess's Theatre, Wallack, Mrs. H. p.
Grattan, and Garcia were performing.
haywood is at the New Strand Theatre.
Mrs Woop.-This celebrated vocalist after her
very short connexlon with the Roman Catholics.
has sgsin returned TO her husband and the Protes.
tant faith. On Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
took part In the musical performance at Chapel
thorpe chapel, and Mrs. Wood has, we understand.
undertaken TO preside regularly at the new organ
whlch has jast been built for that place OF worship
by Mr.. Booth, OF Wakehed.-Lseds Mercury
darkets.
LoapoS MONEY MARKEr, July l7-City, IL o'clock
Up the present hour neg has been received
Of the HALIFAX steamer Columbia Last year she left
the LIST July and arrived at Liverpool on the 10th.
We have, in the absence Of the above, accounts from
days later than last There is bu, little of general
interest to notice commercial efars remained in the
'me state andt stock again appeared to show ten.
i"ncy 10 vance under the influence of the abundance
81 mtney and the large amount of specie circulation
fCrWh.eh no desnsnieAs 1t was believed that the
nee 10 TO- the Uitsd States Of 81 200 GOO would be
taKen sbroat u ives necessary to nsgociate IL iTme
dsey meet he pay msnt OF Tre asur, notes becoming
duc on the is OF July Should be disposed OF in this
mons T. viii increase the capital to be drawn
iom Europe which will also be gre at crop The
cotton make. in Amer heavy at a reduction in
price sice the last accounts were received On this
,orotry.
Two o'cLooK-The West india Mail has arrived but
the letters have not yet reached town.
Our funds have not varied the operations ot being OF
inPorance. Consols are 9sI to 81; Reduced 95t 9
Annu ties, i2s 1873; South seu Stock lost; do
OLD Annuities, 92a to 92I India Bonds 81 to prem
Exchequer Bills 80 g. premiums 10 at 3D. Sc 70 So
mum.
In the Foreign Market there is little more fir in
Mexc wing to 'he reported settlement OF the dispute
with Yucatan. Spanish have undergone further de-
rrec,aton since the mornipgthe new cents are 24i
10 2 Eve cers, ,sA to ls; Portuguese 80 to 3ea
2al Brazilian, ii o7s VerezLeIa 81 to 81; Du.:h "a,
500 10 So, do s PEI cents, lCOa to 1909.
sas to 80; Great western, 50 to co. New col ct, south
ahpn, 6lf to est; Birmingham, 2i to 2l6 7Dcvei, 24a
DON If to ioS ster and to TO- Fsrs AND
kouen 2os to sS Eastern Counties, 81 to st do Deben
In Joint Stock Banks Australasia have been done at S.
July lUh-LoNDoN CORN DEMONSTRATING last
week although the supply OF English whes: was good
we were enabled to make advance Of % Or from
Monday. This morning we had large supply from
Essex which was sold at an Improvement OF % to IS from
trade was not brisk Free foreign is in demand at an
equal advance and bonded Is to 2s dearer Barley
was rather aearer Peas and beans were fully as bigh
and oats are selling Is beyond quotations Of last
Monday.
LONDON TRADE REroR1.-Tea-About 20 ooo packages
are declared for sale the 18th inst The deliveries this
week have again been large.
raowst. Petersburg yellow candle is in demand, at
Ais cwt the spot; and there sellers per
cwt for the last three months.
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MAhKvr, July ls -The demand
continues steady ard good extent business is being
chases cannot be made in the lower qualities Of American
within Cd OF the lowest point OF last week Spectators
nave taken 800 bales OF American and exporters 1900
oaes oil 900 Pernams and 5oO Sura 5000 bales
were sold 10 day.
LIVERPOOL, July l4-Cotton-There has been a fair
demand from the trade for American descriptions this
week; the market has not, been well supplied,
especially with cotton under Al which quote ia per
ID dearer. Above that price we have dearer market,
but it docs not amount to quotation. > 600 American
have been taken on speculation and 800 American 800
Pernam aud 500 Surat for export. Import from the s:h
to the lih nsnclusive, 25I45, and sales PERIOD
25 500 bales.
LIVERPOOL, July 1s-Corn-The advance AMI active
proceedings reported the leading markets OF the king
dom last week. produced considerable yeser
day in every branch Of the trade here neither
seem 10 nave Detu SenerdAy pre-
pared to expect.
The m ore sangune holders In consequence appeared
dspoaed to withdraw portion of their samples, until the
result Of this sudden change he better ascerained by
accurate know ledge relative the stocks Of grain
the hands Of British growers the prevailing opinion
being that without fair supply from abroad, much less
than the usual overplus will be left in this country at the
period the new crop may become available.
Our market today was tolernbly well attended by town
and country millers but the pause in London yesterday
ha' ing checked that eager desire for buying wheat ex
Of per 10 h. that was not supported
day, and the transactions this morning. which
Ip"n M 90 ssoS ,Saa place our quota
English and Irish Flour may be noted at s. per SACK
snd American g IS per barrel dearer which being
lu ctantly complied with few sales were effected.
ROBERT MAXIM SONS.
Quotations-U States sweet -four 32s 33s; sour 29s
3!s; Canadian Sis s2s Cd Duty -, ID per bbl; Ca
madam 80.
From Whine, and Smiths Times.
The Wheat trade was not quite so frm must, how.
ever quote United States and Canadian descriptions Of
ba' article 81 to per 10 lbs dearer than at the
Increment ofthe month; and American Flour like
wise dull, OF en- adv 1nce OF Is per barrel.
LisEaPjoL AM.nrcsN PaovsIoS h.RKEr, July -
With considerable arrivals of provisions, the market
continues firm, and prices tend still upwards.
New Beef meets a ready sale in old not much doing
Nov Pork arrives very slowly for old there is good
Canadian Bacon have been offered one out of con.
dtion found chasers as per cwt OF the other "a
neat drtce part sold Ss, and the remainder ia
ken 10 at Sc Bacon, r,iis packed in tier.
ces with pickle, sold at 2es to s2s per cwt.
For Cheese there "a q brisk demand, and prices
hpu stod
Lard has continued sell freely gradually advarc
ing prices the highest quotation has been made for fine
quality.
Not much Grease Butter now lett the price Is still,
supported
Prices CURRENT AMsnIcAN PRovIsIors, LIVERPOOL,
July ls, isis.
Duty. -
Foreign. b. Fcs.
ch'es fine fduy pad, percwt 40 to s. |pet
OTtigaIy /2S
DCCf-UEit-d States.
Mess t'e bondI per isnsl IS SO
Pors-Unitei Sste=.
Mes On bonl) per barrel % si}
p Bacon, prime is duty PAID, per.ewt g "a
60 orsiisI, 0S
" in pickle, good 30 10l 81
LaId; fac Tin hgs, not brs q SO Ga