The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

The artist. were Nine. Anselmi, .nd NM rortheau,
im,ri and Ceryini whoe performance Il not rat.,
much higher than the opera itself
The Neapoiitan oontrslo, Mle Borghi Msmo 6ss bee,
eIgseed for next spring ct ths Court Thsxre II
vitpDs.
! Amaa Ferrsis has been winning new laurels q
vcenYa, In ballet composed expressly tof hex oalic,
"Adileu
Ee Tic,oIouni the young ceutstr;oc who v,ado he,
debut at FIossCe last engaged for the easuin
sea' son at Rome.
Miss Fanny wahack hss been ergsged for tn, wiuse,
eesson at the Cty Of London Thestrc aud wt appeal
in play for shLoh preparations are In pro
gress
stokea lmericsn corps OF equesrisns have made "a
dscicrd hit st Asty's Apspbiths.tre aud the feats
of Mc'ls Ella and Young Leon said TO be truly
wonderful
MIR McEsan Buehapa~. tho Americsn tr-gcdiau ap.
pebrcd Ss Macheth at the Marsieboue Theatre Loa.
aon On Thursday evening the 9th inst.
Il said that s.ons Juso is already msk Ing arrange
rnens TO Wilt the United states, accompanied by ths
principal members Of his orc6estra.
The COra Trads or Europe.
lfron the London MScanaie 0asctts Sept lo-Y.
The wssi her has been unsettled suss our last Hcsv
thunder storms have prevaied end vast quantity o.
rain bga fallen In dfercnt Psta OF the In tb
south there il fortunately little rep'aniDg In S
fields and Ia the northeIn dfatrots the grrate
part has been secured sthl sufficient Remains
cause scn,e uneasnees to be felt With udtiercnt
harvest as hat Of the sou injury TO tho northern
crops woulc OF greater than In
years Tho sesson has proY.d very
10 the Brh farmer In sll the principal whcat gro
counties this Of tho Humber uAcs a. suf
ierea extensively from blight and midew ana the greater
proror hon having been carried during wet weather the
concititn is wre,ohedly bad The reports from tho
east coast are really dcplorabo In the fen lands OF Lin
conshire ana Cambridgeshhe both yield and say
badly porn of; some idea Of tbelsttor msy no formed
from the fsct that wheat, the growth of that
quarter been soil at tho very low price OF 5s por
qusrter Tho reports from the midland and westora
counties arc not quite so unfavorable bus tho qua
ty and condition nevertheless loudly planned
In the home counties the yield 70 the will
We are inclined TO think, be toerGbly good regard
ing the quality, have had fair means OF judg.
Ing and have hesitation in saying that the
gieater portion Of the wheat hitherto brought
1Iarh lane has been interior to anything we have
the wide range Of prices. We have rrainly no
disposition 70 e1oggesae but the above remarks will be
found subs anraiy correct tar the south Is
ceTDed. With respect to the harvest in the north
thing positive he said at present. the reports thus
ter in every respect than this side OF the Humber
The future range of prices will depend in great
That they can easily supply US with all we are likely to
require certain, the crops large portion OF
northern Europe rs well as in Amerca have given good
yield Whether however. the Russian German and
American producer will sell freely ut such as to
elbow shipments to be made with profit to markets.
II prices do not Else here admits OF doubt. Our
chants are nevertheless apprehensivs Of Shcm-
ing foreign supplies and there cs inclination pur.
chase wheat hold Such being the case the receipts
have kept pace with the consuInptiyc demand and
With the acknowledged fact that very large quantity
comparatively little Of the will be at griad alone
till thenl, prices have receded less at all the
principal markets during che paAt fortn ght This Is
certainly somewhat singular position Of affairs.
ospeoialy es the potato disease Il sad 10 prevail as
e1teosreiy as t did in tho disastrous year 1876 At
xefy tc realise has been far greater than the iucii
patiol e Lay. On honday there Moderate
hne" of Sheat by land-carrtaee samples from Essex
and Kent the creator part new. Picked parcels
e&oli&d sSlne attention, and the beat lots
selected ~ m RIlers ct prices qr,ite eqas those
culr,Ss ifnt sy night The general rnas Dling
q vsctch1a q'SsFy and in nicrahie condition,
s..st sne s.ss 1nota'ieAs for rsd rsased srsn aes
very iti- Ntpa{ f,rsti ug tr neoneseay aai ptsecs
not ewcr .aa toios tbls nornip thcr. appcagr
tc 10 raher more oispoon q pur ,hess withont how
leading 70 any improvement in quotations Ths
arrivals Of foreign wheat bare toicraby good and
though holders Of parcels In sTauary have general
NAMED Tm sales hare In partial instances been ide
from on board ship at q reduction of Is rer Or max
irg he total decline from the highest point attained
tror spred in hoaving csrgoes and the offers from
Baltic having for the part been higher rates
pufrnaers haze deemed prudent to pay, the opera
t ne free on board have boon un'mportant. The nom
rel top price Of town manufactured -four crgons
change have fresh country marks been cheap
or than lat week. American -four I'd TO Is per
bart lower Monday; but since then sellers have be-
s. TO realho There rather IN ncrea.ei
show Of Er2li.h barley Monday and the quality of u
large portion becg Indifferent factors had to giye way
about is per quarter The receipts have since been
small and fine samples were quite dear this morning
in the beginning OF the week The value Of grinding
bal ley has been stssdiy supported, fair amount
Of busincss has been done In the article Malt
has told rather freely ut the recently onhsucod terms
Tho arrivals Of oats coaswise and from ireland have
By On small but We have sgain to report largo supply
om ArchaDg The large dealers have conducted their
operations with considerable caution and factors have
been uusble to establish any Improvement on late rates
The gen ra Impression appears however TO DO that old
cats Will rather rise in value Beans have spaugy
to band and have commanded full prices OF peas
scarcely eny have appeared and ne boilers would bring
pecrg potatoes have caused floating cargocs of Indian
Germ TO be held Ct an advance of 6d. per quarter.