The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-18
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kEhAkks.-The weather during the pass wee. A..
been af most disayresabe nature having .h., -,
CT showed every day.
Business on Thursday. Friday and Saturday v..,os
erahiy fair, bat mostly confined to The r.,.i 60.
trade; bur on Monday. yesterday and ,o-4.x a,
ofsker Than We have noticed for a o.g time but IA =.
bushes Of the most Improbable character. ia.
Quantities Ofrain which have allen in the Ia, -
two, has caused The usually calm and hs.atif -
the Ohio, 10 assume fearful appearance nj
aiied with lumber. empty nai-boats skift. .o,. -,
driit woods, and numerals hors.. b.y,.l, a, p
hood . Sreser than any which has occurred a.,
memorable overflow Of Isss and. NJ the n,...n, -.
bids fa' TO equal, II not eclipse H. bess bst e., \.
ow me HIGHEST point attained al Ihsi rear and m.
The merchants engaged in ATTENDING n IN. -,
from their seilsrs out Of tbe - az
waiefs-draymeh, hurrying to ami f,o
delivering their loads Of produce kc 40 hss,sis ~.
return for mofe-the poor rem0V ing tsir -, -
lheir miserable dwellings through The deeo .ald -
b,io. III ~oussn and children. giving Ordsrs
shouting and cry ING. al II one confused ma.. sre,.ni.f
Aseehe OF painful animation Taking the.e tbngs ~.
can hardly be expected thal there sooa1
De much animation In our msrksfs.
Many parsons have lost thousands Of doll.r. - ~.
wafer, and II the inches Of snow which no,. go.
me ground should suddenly melt mischief U-osId =.
we have not a. yet heard Of any live. Ne
ng lost here. hui learn that several persona Vs,.
ed al Cnennaii and other ports For details Of ne os
" teisi our feaa ers 10 another column.
since our last review. have received anr.a a.,
e,er iniegenee from Europe b. the steamer Rritsnia
when VII oe found In another column. The new. xitb
Iss-l 20 money matters aud commercial Transactions .
regarded as esng Of very favorable s1.rset,r .nd
there l. no doubt but thai will navs uo.t zoe ~
ieet In restoring confidence among our mercha1ts
Ouf marset Tor bREADsTUTYs and Grain 4. well ans.
asa' Dol me Inquiry Z very limited. the present bsh
Hood preventing shipments The sdvfcss ION F,,-,.
ave ot caused any aaSance but have caused holder. 10
ne nriner IN their deaands- There but verv IntIa
Corn arriving. and all thai Il hrOught 70 the msrkst =
made Use OF al the hog TIE receipts Of Fur h,,
leh sh ana me sales made were almost entirely FOR
city consumption. ~
The oAek water Ofths ohIo and the HIN ,t,,. of ,b
snail streams, have prevented farmers and roa,trv
mere Eahs IN great measure, from, coming 10 IN v
and therefore. our q ade IN Gracsrss has hen r nae
and the market generally very iroopins For s,t,,i
We rsfer 10 the psiees enrreut below
our remarks with regard 20 GsOCKRrKs uiU .n,lx N
Day GOODS We nave change 10 noth : IN ,ries~.
ut ne tfeoe Of ne week has teen lighter than o. any
previous week Tins season ~
The fore-n news viii very likely have a Dad sFet ri,
ne CorIoS mafsei, a. me quetalions lower than
ever In England AZ the 81 thu .te..ers ss,.,,
from Liverpool Arrived this wsek between ~ snd
40 bales The sales this week have zen Hsht W.
ard of only so bales being Al 6kc W, g1v.sC5
e a. the extreme raies for this article
" e have no change TO notice in BAGGTNC a ROPE
tins week Bsggng % held aarket Tor byber
prices and Is IN the haRdsOf few dealers Rop- H
nIm b-l We nave no transactions to report Our iast
sdyces from New Orleans state that price Of Ron.
mad hses raised 70 7te5s- There was bat lls DIR
IN Bzsging, and the quotations. were so g. We
qsots al 10 iac for BaggEg. and Rope firm a 7e
srATENrsr % BAssIss ROrE.
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