The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-16

NOZZLE, Dec. 7, 1S45.
State of the Markets Iheatricais-R Robbery, &c &c.
Our market has been very much excited during
the past week A wild speculative feeling seized
on operators and they carried it to unprecedent.
ed extent. Tuesday, after the advces from England,
and accounts from Cincinnati, flour up to 81 dol
lars barrel, and some refused to sell at So Wits
key went up from n cents to IS cents, and some are
holding on, expecting to realize 40c Pork is scarce
and will bring ST. for good article of mess. The
demand for hay. is more than fair, with light
stock brings freely 81 IL off of vessels selling
out Of store at 81 20 100. The supply Of lime is
large, with little or demand. Bacon is dull sugar
and molasses aare on decline, heavy stocks on
hand quote at from &C.; Molasses is dull a 2ac
81. Potatoes and sell freely 81 SO Dbl:
none by wholesale in market Goshen butter and No.
mackerel scarce and in demand; both articles will pay
handsome profit to bring here.
The cotton market continues dull the advices by the
quotations gave you last week. but still the prices are
too high to allow the brokers TO into the market
what holders are willing to sell at and that account
the transactions limited to peremptory orders to ill
freight ensagements The sales Of the week amount to
$500 bales the receipts to 1886 bales the exports
during the time to 1915 leaving the stock on hand
and on shpboard not cleared 3567s bales against Dos
bales last season.
Foreign bills OF exchange dull; the best signatures
nnd difcult to sell sterngiat 90 days. at per cent
doll Sight checks on New York are selling a, /, a II
per CT discount Owing the speculative feeling In this
Market checks on New Orleans have been and are now
IN demand az per cent premium Our State Bank 10
Improving Deng hard to get hold Of the bills at any
our out door transactions they 70 of freely AZ mar
We have had quite a scene between shippers and
shipmasters this week shipmasers claiming 10 ii.
verpool which shippers have been unwilling 20 give
There has been engagement made above o-ls exec p
the ship Remittance to Liverpool at 1922 The barqne
Maine and ship Georgia, made engagem this week
to Liverpool at 96, which embrace the ira Of
the week Vessels Of suitable draught and size con.
tnue IN demand for Cuba and Texas; they comm and
Sll IL per NJ for lumber
Inc ship Lorenzo cleared to-day with 1870 bales cotton
LOT Havre The ship Edwina, for New York with 9e7
psies Arrived yesterday ships Rartan from Liverpool
Maoie from do, Elizabeth Dennisou Mary Francis and
osrque superior from New York The British ba rqus
"ess rom Glasgow, and ship Pactolus from Boston.
Booth Is hcre and draws ane holses he has kent 500
Se. no. allowing drop to touch his lips since he has
oeen mere ne lsgo last night 10 full and crowd
ed mouse he, II possible, out did bimseU lint nnior
.uuaseiJ no WIS not supported the stock company
pens poor sct, WIN the exception of Mira Stuart and
Ludlow, the manager, both Of whom arc good n an,
thing they undertake. Mr. and Mrs sners ova "a any
play ing stars in comedy Mrs s. is passabiv nrettv NJ
Anderson is here, and perfect failure hc NAB. ~. y,
every thing. Send us Augusta, Mrs Mowatt TannIo
ton, &c. Ae"Pie-
went tonight to Booth in Sir Giles overreach
ana ne acted the part to perfection. He was oudv
vehemehuy applauded We intend TO give him n
crowder the night of his benefit 49,
Miss g. Mcbride was robbed of all the monsv 80 !,
Jeweiry she had In the world. servant entered ha,
room aud broke open her trunk took out money Sc
10 the amount of $250 of the Jewels bens aen
skes Of departed relatives made the loss more severe Ia
ne, sno Is laoorng under severe indisposton suppo
"''' y oer friends TO Dc consumption