The New York herald., 1848-11-21

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Mexican ha. b'en dome at 2iss; Spanish Per Cents,
2S7; do. Actives, l1x.
Two O'CLOCK. the grain trade in Mark lane Is
steady to- day, with limited supply.
The Fu nds are shade lower but still comparatively
hrm Con'os s6l4 to s6,s; new 34 Per Gents, s5H to
s6. and the Per Cents Reduced, S5S to $50; Baak
Stock has been done at lS91s; Exchequer bills are
higher being As to 46s. for those dated March.
The Foreign Securities have not msiutsined the
fullest rates Of yesterday but the business doue has
been limited Mexican are 21ss TO 2l1s Spanish new
3ptr Cents 2s1s to 25si; and Portuguese nomi naly
2Sh to 24l. Brazilian New have been done ~ 10.
Dutch ~ Per Cents about As to 46, but nothing
has been done; Russian, 99H.
The Railway Share Market looks good, though
THREE o'cIoeK onsols for the Account left of at
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MANCHESTER MosrHLY TRADE RsroRrs, Nov LIN
1885 property and cemmo ities OF every description
hsd attained arthciuy high value not only hars,
but aito in other countries Extravagant or ces wers
pad for produce and received -quslly high prise,
for goods anufsc;urai here 1t seemed II differ
nations had agreed to exchange their respe ,vs
commodities at a higher rate. which a. 1t rec-
procay adopted. did not seem to m Ike ay difference
in the end. The events in the year immediately fol
lowing this perol showed but too clearly that sush
state of thing could not last The next period of
comparison is lS47. Twelve months ago Wa hal to
conte nd with a crisis of unparalleled severity aud
the III Of Oct. btr in particular. of panic
to the commercial oity of this country Money
was hen and the rate Of discount from S4 to
per cent per anpum The stock Of bulioa was II We
milio Of pouLds less than Ii is but cotton
from 40 to SO per cent higher tn Is at the
moment IL Is to the latter point that des
of rali og the attention of friends, fs-
vorabe feature In our present position compared
with other years of depression With softicency OF
food at moderate price. and ample supply Of cot
ton this country il be better enabled to cope with
dcultiss End the interruption Of her trade
with the continent. The past month WAS. uudoubt.
edly, one of great depression. We had a railway cri-
sis which came as pectedly to those most nte-
rested ss ii proved serious Our foreign friends may
be able to form idea Of the millions of pounds thus
sacrificed when state that according to n caicu-
lston by competent persons loss Of l0s upon every
2)s. Of paid up capital hiss average, bee
tanned railway shares sold in October. This does
not include the loss acoruing to those who bought
this descIipti of stock at a premium. Such q
state Of things could not fail to exercise most preu
dicia effect on trade, and particularly the home
market Railway stock was held by many of the richer
II erchants and manufacturers deposits to be made
Of urgent wants rec ured they found however,
that stocks of this e'cription could not be turned
into money last month except Mt immense loss and
1t b. came matter of calculation to some, whether it
would be advisable to dispose If their goods
shares sacrfce. While the railway crisis exercised
Its nfs vorable influence at home accounts of
ed political connections reached us from abroad /;
instead OF a restoration to state of peace and
order, continental neighbo-s again hsr-
rsssed by an ipsurrection ia Vieuua, at mo-
uent when political disturbances In other parts had
only just been queed something like order main
tanned Countries with which England is utim 4tey
connected in commerce cannot thus suffer without
influencing most seriously the trade with those coun
tries the Importance of which may be gathered from
the fact that about of total exports Of
cotton fabrics taken by those States. Notwith-
standing. however all these wbacks this ntry
il exhibiting the power to right itself it has
shown all former occasions Of difficulty and de-
depression. The consumption is going on the reve.
published early In the month showed an
increase of f722 277 the quarter ending the 10th
Of October compared with that of the preceding year.
The cotton mills continue. with few exceptions to
work full time notw thstaudn the plants Of the
@ We shst
hances th cost of the Article produced and that the
extreme low prices now rnng. are the only induce
meDt for merchants TO effect purchases; these have
been of sucien Mt mag nude to prevent any great
cumuatou Of stocks. which still fnd with few
ceptops atively light When we onsider that
about tel millions lbs weight cotton are at the pre-.
rent time worked up weekly, the Of goods
in the home trade must be considerable at present low
prices The agricultural districts in better posi-
ton tc copauUe than they were in former years at
least do not hear the complaints to Of
work unremnuerating prices. No doubt the land
owners have been greatly benefited by railway nder.
takinRe According to the declared value ports
show ssnshle falling off, hut ID weight of yarn, and
number Of yards of goods afford the only just criterion
Of comparison. When pay from 40 to 30 per cent
less for the material than last year comp
Of the value exported longer a of the more or
less satisfactory state of export trade 1t has been
suggested the Board Of Trade that the weight the
packages exported to the various markets would
ly facl ta,e correct comparison II such added
the mode Of making out the table Of exports
snd We sincerely hope that this plan will be adopted
east more nearly approaching in quantity to what
they were last but 1t must be rscolsctsd that at
this period OF 1647 our exports TO those parts fell off
tersy owing to the commercial crisis Goods xported
at low rates will probably induce repetition
and incrs Of shipments and it to be hoped
notwithstanding the present low prices OF yarns and
goods the producers will ind it tn cir interest keep
the working classes we'll employed throughout the win
ter month";.
month has not shown any thing like the buoyaucy
which from ts animated the close of Sept We
were led TO anticipate The adverse accounts from the
coninen Mt OF renewed commotions. imme check.
ed the neral fdence which gradually reviy.
ing and the alarming fall Of every kind railway pro-
psIty in this ntry did incaicuabe injury to the
m tn CNnti u0od
during this month. We have therefore to look back
a very Insignificant amount Of business DONE COM
pared with what was generally expected at the latter
end Of Sept nor have very encourage ng prospects
before There are, however, still good many or
for army cloth, (uot for Germany, 1t stated
but for Denmark) 40 that working elias ses con-
tinue far pretty fairly employed In the Bradford
market q reaction has already commenced Stocks
remain, however, low as yet, owing to the caution Of
our manufacturers n few weeks It Is expected the
operations for Americs will again begin aud impart
fe to the Bradford trade Prices continue sur
prsiDgy steady, but leave little remuneration to the
producers Of fgoods-Du Fay Co.'s Circular.
Theatrical Intelligence.
The first appearance Of Mr. aud Mrs Charles Keau
this season at the Haymarket Theatre is announced
for Monday the 9Th Of November in the popular play
Of" The wife's Secret And shortly after Othelo''
will be performed, with the following cast :Otheo,
MIR Creswick; Irgo. Mr. G Keau DssdemonA, Mrs.
Charles Kean Emilia, Miss Addison.
Madame Celeste and Mr. Wright are to make their
appearance at the Adelphis
Jenny Lind has rival in the person Of q Made
moisene Nissen An English paper. speaking Of her,
eays This celebrated vocalist, who makes her nrst
appearance the English stage Thursday evening
next at Covent Garden, appears to have created the
same sort of excitement in Italy which Jenny Lind
has done amongst in England Pirato, an
Italian journal devoted to music and the fine arts
thus speaks Of her performance Of Norms - Last
nights performance will long dwell In the recollection
Of the Boognese. So exciting scene has never been
witnessed. Nissen's Norma has wrought ali Bologna
into perfect state Of frenzy To record the effect
and merits Of either her acting ber singing would
prove vain as it would be useless task Sufnce 1t
to aay she electrified her hearers; so iunumerabe
the and multitudiaous the recalls in
creasi each time in enthusiasm that they
the performance more than hour beyond the usual
period. We wait her Amina, in La Somnambula.
with intense impatience"
The amateurs Of music nave suffered a severe loss
The youthful aria clio tn At most