The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-04

goods, and considerable activity IN the warehouses AT
Halifax there was material alteration either in the
piece or yarn market In the WOOL trade there was tole
rable activity in cembng kinds, the demand beng chief
y ior hogs OF line and super quality which were shade
higher In other sorts there 4as no alteration
The demand for yarns at Blackburn remains good
Countsrpanes and other manufactured goods meet with
ready sale especially for the home market Artisans OF
every branch are in full work, at fair wages
THE IRoS TaApE.-In the course Of last week circu-
could not receive further orders unless at an advance
OF FL per ton One circular nms.ed an advance oflo
per ton on nail rod, an savancs on pig iron OF from S'
HAvss Sept lo-Cottons. market has not exhibi-
ted the degree of activity during tho past week
that distinguished at the close Of our preceding cir
cular, for Notwithstanding thst the weather has con
tinued unntorrupedy propitous, and that all appre
tensions short crop Of Wheat dispeIled
than generally expected the transactions have
quite devoid OF animation not than 500 bales
average having changed hands daily The demand from
the trade has bsen of very restricted character
dealers operating merely from hand to mouth, which
may be chiefly ascribed to the dull feature Of the ad
less warlike tone of the news received from
Mexico up to the first of August, has sllayed
the speculative spirit that had previously been excited
by the prospect OF hostes with the United states ard
which constituted Its principal element There has been
however no great pressure manifested tho part OF
holders to run OF their stocks and prices although upon
the whole but feebly supported be said have
undergone any alteration, although it Is not improbable
would have been unavoidable The transatlantic
bringing advces to LIST inst shortly sxpectsdto
arrive and looked for with anxiety their te
will no doubt be productive Of change in the pre-
sent situation Of business.
EAvRr MARKETS, SEPT. l6Ashes, Am Pot. firm; rs bis
realised los bis t brands to arrive at s5f 80
xii, duty paid 20 bbls PEARL to arrive, 87f75 Coffee
Within the last few DAYS holders inclined to accept
lower terms sales 292l bags st Domingo. ALI to 44c
1850 do to arrive az TO 43c and SAT Brazil IS to 81
xii in bond 100 st Domingo damaged, by auction SO to
elc duty paid advices just received Of the Netherlands
Companys auction, held at Rotterdam, state decline of
about cents. Drugs and Dyes-Sale of 1000 bags Nj
trae Soda. 20f 25 per so xii, in bond Hops-l6 bales
American sold at 35fper SO kill weather favorable
the crop Rice-very little enquiry in Carolina; 30 ties
off at 40f per so XII, duty paid Whalebone-
y any thing DONE but prices maintained sales of tons
Americ An fishery, s. II u.s. and small lot of n W. at 81
50 per kill duty paid stock 100 TONS against 80 tons last
year
PARIS BouRsE, Sept l6.--The Stock Market has been
again feeble to-day bu the quotations the close were
about the Same as yesterday Money appears very
scarce from the large amount invested in railway spec
ulatons. Three per Cents left of at S3f 90c and Five
per Cents. at llSf DOC OK div. New Loan not quoted
The Share market again weak to-day and of the
leading lines have again been closed ut reduced
Rouen and Havre, 9l0f; Avgnon and Verzon, not quo
ted , Strasbourg and Bale, 2s7f 90c. Boulogne and
Amiens 650f; Montereau 535f.; Bordeaux, 7lOf
AMSTERDAM Sept l2.-At the Rotterdam sales yester
day by Netherlands Co. OF $50 bags Java Coffee the
whole taken in at about 3tc below its valuation
Sept 1.-the result of the Rotterdam Coffee sale has
caused decline in price. but the demand remains brisk
Car "a 25a Tobacco well supported Banca Tin held
at 69f Indigo in request
ANTWERP, Sept. l5.-Cofee-Sales Of last days 500
Java ord to fair 20 29tc; 200 st Dom and 800 Bra
zil u 23c. Raw Sugar firm. Cotton, Rice and Tobac
firm. In Hides little variation.