The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

s.s At tAi. market on Thursday. and full average
amount Of business done in manufactured goods,
prices being very frm. There brisk demand for
yarns both Tor home consumption and expectation. and
prices were fully supported. TheIe was good supply
OF wosl which prevented CHER terms beng realised
aithous h there ives air business done.
HALFsK There good attendance at this marx ct
on Saturday, and fair demand Tor manufactured sufs
especially Grape listns and for all descriptions goods
prices firm. The yarn market rather more ac-
dive and stocks rather low prices rather
looked up There was good supply OF ordinary woods
former rates but machine skin wool was rather
HupDsn'yIsLp.-The continued Rueness of the wea
Their has sisery favorable effect upon the fancy
this district hence we had a very active demand for
nearly all descriptions OF goods for which fair prices
mand wal continue Tor some time longer The prices of
woods were nrm from expectation tn they would 60
up al the sales then taking place in London
Observation-Disclosures activity is still manifested In the
wcoen trade =. this district though perhaps the amount
oil business transacted In the Cloth Halls since our ast
has not been fully equal to that Of two preceding mar
ket days. Prices are fully maintained. For domestic
consumption there good business doing in articles
suited tothe Autumn trade
NorrIsoHAm-The Nottingham Journal of to day
states such the smentabe condition OF the demand
for silk hosiery including stockings and gloves that
of the houses have stopped all their frames, and
others have further limited employment This deplora-
geld.
RoeHDAIr-There is very little change in the flannel
market TO day Perhaps upon the whole there been
rather better demand for goods no Improvement in
prices The wakes in the neighborng villages ar. now
taking place every week. and this fewer goods to
beboaght to the market. The wool market is vet Ian.
gull. and prices much the the previous week
HAvnE, Aug l6-Ashes-American Potash has expe-
renced slight decline, and 75 bills expected from New
York were sold at FAC per so kill duty s 2o paid Pearl
ASH mas been without inquiry and remains before quo
s1 az ia5 oo A6 The Emerald and Iowa had on board
and 100 bbls Pearls.
considerable degree of activity; the demand has been
generally speakss very extensive and intervals the
usnsactions nave been comparatively small it must he
ascrised rather ardness of holders in bring
ing forward efficient than any reluctance
ing character of the from the English well
as IRON our own manufacturing districts have in some
place. which the propous state Of the weather has also
promoted But the Improvement been conHned |
70 the that has been display prices
gone an advance nearly all States descriptions,
Mncn may De written at p on ordinary and inferior qua
hties and II on mddng grades. Judging from the
attitude assumed by sellers and the fact of stock
diminishing there seems to be substantial ground for
ticpang still further ameior1on in business which
hope acquires additions al strength by the feeling oonf
dence that now prevalent aud the favorable aspect of
Cofe-Our market has again been quite a at and pri
ces barely naintt in themselves quotations The
sales hav been restricted SCALE consist of 1860
bags 81 Domingo Sac 35 bags Brazil at ssAc 10
ss and 10 barrels prime, al 66 4o7 bags Lsguayrs
4of to 3d. IN bond and 6s7 bales Bourbon O2tto os
per hall all duty paid Impors-s els bags azl 5a6s
bags st India, an 8, bags St. Domingo. Stock 1859
bags ST. Domingo, $500 bags Brazil $50 casks $500 bags
Havana Laguayra SC, $500 hsgs East India loo bales
goo bales Mocha, and $40 casks from West
Hdes-Good South American Hides, dry, are scarce
ana n request and would meet with ready sale The
rs = SINCE Las. consist Of as Buenos
New Orleans DO at 33c 400 Rio dolat sI3c $40
Gsrthsgsna dry at as oa7 Bahia DO at 4sic a
IzsV East odia Cow Hts at 62tc to IS per half XII duty
paid lmPorts-2.2oO Rio. / 6oi Bahia, l,4sO New or
leans, $50 from New York.
Lead-Nothing has been done in Missouri Lead which
we quote :. f2s SO to % 62t so kill duty paid. We
have received 467 pigs by different vessels from New
RIceThis article remains in the same state of stapns
ton as last noticed but prices have undergone ne atera
duty e. 37t paid An arrival of 4ei came by the
Emerald and lowe, from New York. Stock 800 tierces
Iaow-Prices have advanced since last report, %
casks New Orleans found 50 per SO Kill duty
paid 60 tons New York deliverable within next two
Ayres fetched ST. and casks Russia were run off at
81 90 per % Kill likewise duty paid supply of 30
casks came in the Emerald.
Whaebonescarcely any demand has taken place this
week the eny sale being about American fishery
att 40 per Kill, duty paid. The market is upon the
By the Emerald we 2sa bundles and 81 bundes
arrived coasfwise
Woods-No demand whatever has been manifested in
Spanish cut We have record sales of Is tons ST. Do
minso logwood af7 40 to 90 and 10 Fustc at
from ST Domingo colonies and coastwise In other
articles we have received from the United States 1859
casks tobacco, t59 bags bees bales WOOL ~
tea bbls four cases rhubarb is bbls caster Oil go
bbls iron ore and 20 bbls balsam.
-, August I7-Our mail this morning put us in
possession OF American news brought by the steamship
to Liverpool; it had not however, any effect upon our
market. Holders Of Cotton still demand the advanced
rate, which has limited the sales.
Ashes quoted at 40 In other articles of American
produce herei nothing TO report.
MARsgLLxs.-Cotton from the United States continues
very calm, AID the only transactions heard Of of
625 bales louisiana delivery, respecting quality and
price remained guorant 7aa bales ordinary and very
buyers at 90 fr.
Rice was in mere request and paid with 2ls toast and
Good bills remain very scarce; money on the contrary
abundant On Amsterdam, nothing occurred; London |
was calmer paper on Spain in request Vienna and |
Trieste very scarce, and Paris much sought after.
Musical and Dramatic Chit-Chat.
Mr.. Blackstone has been elected chairman and |
treasurer of the general theatrical fund
Clara Novello has been playing Amina, in " La |
SosanambnIa," with great success in Cork.
Fanny Ellsler proceeds to fulfil an engagement at |
the Dublin Theatre
Cerito off Tor Italy, and makes her debut at
Perugia on the first of next month.
Mile. Rachel, who IS in delicate health, has left |
Lyons Tor Switzerland, where the tragic actress is
expected to remain until the end of the month.
II appears that there are upwards OF 500 journals
in CHINA are consecrated exclusively TO he musical
art and that almost all the considerable capitals
contain two or three theatres for operas.
The opera of the " Puritan" the pasde deur be
tween Cerito and Ellsler, the National Anthem
and the ballet of Oadne, brought matters TO
close at her Msjesty's theatre on Saturday night.
The house was exceedingly well attended.
On Monday night. version OF Mr. Balfe's opera
of lie Puts d'Amour'' was produced at the Prin-
cess Theatre, London, under the title OF "Geral-
dine, or the Lovers Well" Ii was very success
full.
Mr. Henry Walack has become the lessee Of Co.
vent Garden Theatre, which will be opened under
the new management in the latter end OF Septem
Der
Tag MANCHESTER THEATRE RoYAL-Mr. Robert |
Roxby will open the Manchester Theatre on the |
llh OF October next with Shakspeare's play OF the |
Tempest. Mr.. w Beverley Is painting a new drop, |
and some novelties will be introduced In the decor.
a. tive den me Mr Charlp Ga mol
Butler, Miss Emily Montague, of the Theatre Royal,
Edinburgh, and Mr. Reeve, tenor singer, have
been already engaged
The manager Of the Cork theatre has engaged