The Sun.
London, England, 1850-11-18 00:00:00

MONDAY

the Georgia, Cherokee, and the Empire City—due in a
few days, 3,000,000 of gold dust are expected. The
winter or rainy season was attout setting in; the miners,
with their gold dust, were leaving ate mines for San
Francisco, had hence the unusual shipments anticipate d.
The accounts from the mines are good. New discove-
ries continued to be made.
" With plenty of gold, San Francisco and New
York can submit to the losses of a fire and inundation
now end then.
" The passengers by the Alabama, as a matter et
course, have considerable gold with them.
" Annexed is reported as the latest aspect of the Sau
Francisco marketr--,
" Flour was in good request at 14 dolls. to 16 dolls.
for Chili, in 2001 b. t.acks, and sweet Western at 11 dolls.
25c. to 12 &IN. Bricks were selling moderately at 20
dolls. to 25 dolls. per thousand. Coal had a downward
tendency. Coffee quiet, and prices heavy, Lumber
continued in good request, at steady and rather improv-
ing prices. Tea was not plenty, and prices in conse-
quence firm. Furniture was 'little inquired for. Provi-
sion market generally firm; sales of mess pork at 22
dolls. to 24 dolls., and prime at 16 dolls. Butter, 25c.
to 40c. Lard, 18c. to 25c. Preserved meats were dull.
Money market firm. Gold dust, 16 dolls. 12e. to 16
dolls. 25c."

Toronto advices of the sth state that the Customs'
revenue io the 31a of October amounted to 2,083,608
dolls., being an increase on the like period of Ist
year of 866,176 dolls. At the precent rate of increase
the provisional revenue for 1850 will exceed that of
1849 by 2,440,000 dolls.
Accounts from San Juan da Nicaragua bring in-
formation of the arrest of Captain Ellery, of the
steamer Orus, from New York. The steamers
Orus end Director were up the river waiting to cross
the bar.

Hayti advices of the 16th ult. report a collision be-
tween the Haytians and Dominicans on the 9th ult.
in the pass of Bormico. The Haytians were driven
back with terrible slaughter. On the 11th ult. the
Emperor marched with his troops for Petit Goapes
against the enemy. Two Dominican schooners of war
had captured a Haytian brig of War.
Advices from Panama report that the health of the
Isthmus was good. All rumours of revolution had
died away.
Numerous arrests have been nude at Caraccas for
conspiracy against the Government.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Nov. 6.

Ashes—Continue steady with sales, 100 brls., at 5
dolls. 75c., and 6 dolls. 12ic. for pearls and pots.
Cotton—The market continues very dull. There is
no disposition to operate, and the sales are only 200 or
300 bales.

Flour and Meal-In flour the market is hardly so
buoyant, and the movement is less than it was. Some
forced sales are being made at something off previous
prices. The supplies are moderate, ard there is not much
going into store. The sales are 10,000 brls., at 3 dolls.
874 e. to 4 dolls. 31c. for No. 2, and scarce; 3 dolly. 75e.
to 4 dolls. 6c. for sour; 4 dolls. 56c. to 4 dolls. 62ic. for
common and strait State; 4 dons. 56P. to 4 dolls. 69e. for
mixed to strait Western; 4 dolls. 94e. to 5 dolls. for pure
Genesee; 5 dolls. Ge. to 6 dolls. 31c. for fancy Ohio; 5
dolls. l2e. to 5 dolls. 31c. for fancy Genesee; 5 dolls.
50c. to 5 dolls. 60c. for extra Genefe?; 5 dolls. 31r. to
5 doh,. 62ic. for extra Ohio. Canadian is in steady
demand with sales 800 brls. at 4 dolls. 62ic. to 4 dolls.
69c. In Southern descriptions the market is very dull
with small supplies. The sales are 500 Lrls. at 4 dolls.
94e. to 5 dolls. Meal is 4 dolls. 6e. for Jersey, with
sales 300 brls , and 200 brls. Eastern at 3 dolls. 25c.
Rye flour is unchanged; sales 200 brls. at 3 dolls. 19c.
Buckwheat is in good demand at 1 doll. 50c. to 2 dolls.
per 1001bs.; 3 dolls. 25c. to 4 dolls. for lids.
Grain-There is a good demand for wheat for export,
and sales for home trae. The supplies are good of Ca-
nadian, but home grain is not very plenty; sales 26,000
bushels Canadian at 104 c. to 106 e. for mixed to white,
2,500 bushels mixed Ohio at 103 c. For corn the mar-
ket is a abase ersier and dull; sales 7,000 bushels at
70c, in store fir mixed, 71c. delivered, 7l c. for round
yellow- the supply offered is small. In rye the market
is buoyant, with sales 6,000 bushels at 74c. to 75c. the
inside price to arrive. Barley is scarce and firm; sales
3,003 bushels good four-rowed at 91c. Oats continue
without change; sales, Northern at 40c. to 41ic., Jersey
36c. to 39c.

Iron is firmer, and 200 or 300 tons Scotch sold at 20
dolls. 50e., 6 months 19 dolls. 500. cash, with a sale on
long time at 22 dolls.
Hay is rather bet!,er for prime lots, with sales 3,000
bales 45c. to 60e.

Lime—Further sales 4,000 brls Rockland at 85e. cash.
Naval Stores—Crude Turpentine is steady and quiet.
Sales 500 brls. Wilmington Rosin at 1 doll. 45e. deli-
vered, and 500 ditto white at 2 dolls. 75c. Spirits are
33c. with bales 150 brls.
Oils—Linseed is firm, and lots have been picked up
to the extent of 10,000 gals. at 76 to 77c. The ms.rket is
now held at 78 to 80c. Whale is steady at 53 to 55c.
Sales of a few hundred brls. Crude Sperm at the East at
1 doll. 25c. Manufactured is firm. _ _

Seed—Small sales of new Clover are making at Bc.,
and old at 7 to 'lie. Timothy is 15 to 18c. for mowed.
Flax is scarce and high.
Whisky is rather easier, and 150 brla. Prison sold at
27ic. Drudge is 27c.