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Neabins. SUM 81. l84S.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-02
Stock Exchange
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY Dec 1-2 p. M.
AsHEs.-we notice sales Of 60 bbls. at SIS SIX for
pete. and SO to SO l2X for pearls. CorroN-The
ket continues dull and prices in favor of the buyer
sales Of moment ore reported. Flour, &c.-Western
are waiting the steamer Transactions the morn
ing do not exceed $500 bbls at So 20 to SIS 3l for
common TO straight brands Michigan, State and Oswe-
60 and So 20 for pure Genesee Small sses Of Jersey
bbls at 312H Wheat Is duh and market ndng down.
ward. In the operations are not large, though
steady sales Of 900 bush. N Carolina at private bar
GAIN and 5000 mixed and new Southern at previous
rates. Oats are as before with sales Of 600 bushels
Provisions market for pork Is quiet at $l2 SO to
50 % Beef is scarcely 70 fam rs 1t was, though
at $40, and prime at So Lard remains inactive at To-
WHIsKEr.-Sales Of 90 bbls. prison at 24ac.
FRIDAY, Dec 1-6 n. NJ
Dealers In breadstufIs and in other produce were
cned to wait for the arrival Of the Britannia at
ton, fully due Flour duh, with moderate
sales, at about yesterdays prices. Sales of Illinois
wheat were made on terms stated below Genesee was
quiet Sales OF new and old corn made To n fair
extent at about yesterdays quotations. at which the
market was heavy Sales Of meal made at a slight
decline. Rye sold at yesterdays prices Oats were
pork light Sugars and moissses steady with
moderate transactions. Sales Of cotton made at
the nside quotations, given below.
A.nrs Sales Of 100 bbls pots were made at about
So SIX. Some small sales were made ct S. "a, and Of
pearls at 50 q 9 1ssf.
BREApsTrrrs. -F1ow-Sales of 5000 barrels were
made. including common brands Oswego Genesee,
Michigan &c. at So rs IS and ofstrsght do at IS
31A S71s with some lots pure Gsneses at So 56%.
Sales of a 400 barrels Ohio fancy brands, made
at SIS rs SIS s71a. Southern brands were steady,
and sales of 400 barrels Petersburg City Mills
made at IS 62k. Georgetown and Baltimore Howard
street, worth IS SO IS b6L asked Wheat-Sales
Of 5000 bushels Illinois were made at 81 IL. The last
Corn The sales resched about rs 80 00e bushels In
separate lots, among which were 1900 bushels South
err white, 81 sio asOo do New Jersey round yellow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-02
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Weekly Herald will be published at nine
O'Clock this morning. Its contents embrace the lead
ing intelligence received during the week, Wis.,
Europesn Intelligence received by the Cambria udng
Foreign Correspondence Of the Ne York Herald
Constitution OF the French Republic translated y for the
Herald Political lntel'genceoca Re of the vote for
Presidential Electors etc. received the vote for Con-
the New York Members the Senate
and House Of Representatives Tbreh Congress- second session;
Political Miscellany Report of tho Pioced in the Divorce
Case Of Pierce Euter Fanny Kemble Butler Interesting
Intelligence from Mexico Yueaan Texas Santa Fe etc. from
Brazil Bay etc. General Domestic News The California
Gold Region Editorial Articles various subjects Tho
Row at the Italian Opera House City Inteiligence-Pocs
Intelligence Miscellaneous Articles Commercial Affairs
The Money Market Markets generally Shipping Intelligence etc.
SinQla cnniea in Wrappers. hixpenca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-02

1850 500, more tran one half of the whole, were
Great Britain; s6l4674 from British East Indies;
and from Cuba There is very little trade be-
tween Boston and France, any Of the continental
powers Of Europe. There is considerable commerce
carried ON between Boston and the British American
coopies but the value Of that trade is much being
composed If bulky articles of little value.
According to official returns, recently published 1t
appears that the Of Canada is on the wane,
there having been in the year ending October 1s4s
compared with that Of the previous year. falling of
of s2e6 ls9, of which 1921 400 was in customs The
annexed statement exhibits the receipts in each quar-
ter Of the past two years.
or CANAnA-lAl7
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcATIoS.

FREIGHTs.-Shppers were disposed to await the a.
ceipts Of news due by the Britannia. Though rates
were not active, they steady Flour engaged
for London at Is Cd heavy goods at about 30s and
with cotton, remained about the same To Antwerp
rice and ashes were taken at S0s 35s. For cotton
to Iiavre, 30 was asked
mackerel at 81 % 81 376, and 100 do No. Massa-
chus TT, from storel at 81 371S The market for
both dry cod and mackerel Is very firm
FRUIT.-There has been rather doing and
we notice sales Of 900 boxes bunch rasins including
whole at 81 so; halves, at SOC and quarters ut SOC
(Which rs an improvement) 1000 boxes layers at ST
75a 81 so; LEO bushels new crop Wiminton peanuts
Omitted yesterday ut 81, less per cent 900 do
do, GOO o 95c.. cash. 200 casks Cephalonia cur
rants, at &c 10000 San Bias nuts at about
$22 50 6o0oo Cuba oranges at 81 SO per Dbl ana so
bbls Pecan nuts at &c., months
HAY-There change and further sales were
made Mt previous rates.
HEMr.-The market for all descriptions contin ues
notice. American dew rotted is quoted at s155a sl6O
LE.D.-Mssouri pig is held firmly, at 81 25.
oms There is no change worthy Of notice in lin
seed we quote American in barrels at SO $50, and
English at 51c. The sales to-day are 900 gallons at
quotations. Shipping whale was worth 80 35c
Provisions Sales of 100 geo bbls pork were mad
in lots including mess at S12 so and prime at so
Beef-Country mess we quote at $40 s11 25 accord
ing to quality at which small sales we're making from
store and Of prime at SO Sales Of 200 bbs beef hams
were made at $13, and 100 do. probably not good
were reported sold at s127 u.s. LordSaes Of 900 kegs
made at sls and of prime at &c. CheeseThe article
was dull at 90 TO dealers waiting later news
ButterSees of Ohio made at 10c and this State
ranged from II Ice for fair, and good to prime was
selling at higher figures
RATTAS.-There have been further sales of Is 900
lbs. at $40 4 months.
RIcE.-For shipping and consumption, is in fair de-
mand Sales of leo casks, fair to good, at SO rs q
So 371s.
SuGAR-There Is rather inquiry for this staple
and holders quite firm. We notice sales of $50
bhds. Cuba Muscovsdo at $50 41ac, and 100 do New
Orleans at 416c. The stock as taken yesterday con.
ssts of IA 500 boxes, and 700 hhds
TALLow.-The market is quiet for tallow, with small
sales at So S11c
WooL.-Am American descriptions, in consequences of
light stocks, held very firmly. The sales of the
week comprise 65 bales Mexican at 10Lc., months;
25 GOO lbs ordinary to half blood merino at 26c $4,000
lbs No, ! city pulled. at 23c,; and 500 lbs super
pulled, at &c cash. Quotations current last week
have ruled the market this week.
WHIsKEv-The sales Of Prison reached about 200
bbls at 24 242ic.; there was no change in drudge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-02
MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BALTIMORE Nov shs franklin Bank s.,s Farmer
Il g. s: 3D. s? M 3d. e. s 81 d.
81 @ sa ST SO De Eso e a seass G q
@ ID Ss s;a. 5Ff" 81 S II: % 81, IS;
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s. Is s csrs1d ssnS iS i Fssdns Rs Il 80 do DO"
Ssos sSG g. 6 S.x s % sh Sss
rs 50 1900 d. @ 70 Phadsllhis Bank ID $50 Reading
ieS ags.d 1aa xsss; SsS g e..
Norris Canal, IA; 400 DO, ~.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKEr, Nov. 30 1S48-The
offerings consist OF geo beef cattle including $50 head
for New York; 800 and calves 1850 hogs, and L..
$50 sheep and lambs. Prices-Beeves sold Mt SIS 50aS6
rs per 100 lbs about so left over and caives-a
for fresh cows HogsSales at SIS 25ass the loo
lbs SO left unsold Sheep and lambs mostly taken
Al $1ass each for sheep and 81 25as2 SO for lambs,
in quality. Hay-Tbe supply IL large and prices
little The bulk ofhe sales this week were at Goa
75c the cwt for good Timothy. Straw is dullsr and
sells at $6a6 the 100 bundles.
FoREIGN MARKETS. 80
MATANzAs, Nov 10, 1S48.-Ou market is well sup
piled with rice. the arrivals having comprised the
two parcels from Philadelphia The last rates were at
IL riasi but We cannot now quote over 10y rails The
high rates ruling for sugars have eectuay
transactions till within the last two three days.
when 1000 boxes have changed hands at previous high
rates say rails, leaving barely 500 boxes in first
hands. Freiehts continue remarkably dull, and ves-
sells daily leaving ports In ballast Exchange
~ per cent premium.
BARBApoEs, Oct. 20, 1s4s Since my last report the
state of the weather and condition of the crops
be considered favorable For nearly three weeks there
has been absence Of rain and prevalence of hot
suns. which very much checked the progress of the
growing crops There large breadth land In this
district under and their cultivation throughout
the leland Is extensive this season than for
veral years previous; but what the produce may be
next year no one can form a correct idea of The
price Of produce continues much depressed That Of
rum and moasses has had q downward tendency,
whilst that Of potatoes is somewhat hrmer at previous
quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-02
CO N N Z RCIAL AFFAIRS.

Friday, Dec embcr I.-6 p. M.
The stock market buoyant this morning
Most OF the ncies advanced fraction and the sales
were active. At the first board Erie Bonds improved
Sper cent Canton Co ~ Long Island y. Erie Railroad
u, Reading Railroad u. Treasury notes declined y !;
all others closed at prices current yesterday.
At the second board Treasury notes fell of 4 per
cent New Haven Railroad u. Erie Railroad advanced
Il Long Island Il, Canton "a, and Harlem a.
The trustees Of the Fra nklin Bank Of Cincinnati
have declared dividend Of So per share Of the capt.
tai stock, payable at the Bank of America.
The aggregate value of goods warehoued at this port
for the year ending June So ls47 81 757,799 for
the year ending June 3d. 1s4s, SO 9e2 66I showing
Increase the eecond year, of s2234, s62 The amount
warehoused from July 1st to Sept 3oth, 1s4s was
$2p679o against 81 765 for the corresponding pc
Rod the previous year. showing an increase In the
quarter this year, Of 81, 4e3 OBS or more than
hundred per cent.
A contract has been completed between some capt.
aliss and the directors of the Georgia Railroad Com
pany, for the extension of the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad to Knoxvills. The completion and
Equipment is to be made at . cost of 81, 400 oOO
It Is In contemplation to construct railroad from
Pittsburgh up the Allegheny river to the nearest point
Of intersection with the Erie Railroad The route is
feasible AMI would pass through rich aud rapidly
improving section Of country which at present des
ItutS VI VII W rthcu merkcIf, out those
forded by the Allegheny river, durng the fall and
spring fresbets. Such a road would directly connect
the Ohio valley with Western New York, and thus
with this city and the Eastern States.
The an nexed statement exhibits the value of mer-
chandiro imported into the district Of Boston and
Charlestown during the quarter ending Sept 80 1885,
CoMMHRcE OF BosroN-VALUE OF IMPORTS.
Value Of mercha ndize, free Of duty. .... 1884 024
Do. do. dutiable. $685. 65
Total for quarter ending Sept 90, 1s4s $780, $50
Merchandise imported In American vessels
rree Vi uuty 3OO,6SV
Dueiapo' '''''''.. 4,oZl loZ
Merchandise imported in foreign vessels:
FREE oi uutJ $3.50
DuuhDw. 900
Total value for the quarter :. -. SO 34o7s9
Value Of foreign merchandise imported from Janu-
cry LIST, to October LIST. 1913
First quarter 1913 ................ $61so 453
oeoono 90. 90. Iv6a
Inro do. DO. ............ 6,S4pIS9
Total for nine months In ls4s.. =. SIT ,s77 22e
ofths imports for the quarter ending Sept 80 ls4s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-02

Leaving net revenue Of ............ .$l25,627 06
1t will be by the above statement, that the ex-
traorGinsry expenditures this year have been very
large amounting to 90. These caused by
the freshet of November, 1sl7, and impaired tho
Of the company much more than that amount. 1t
is estimated that the loss Of the company from that
accident than forty -fve Thousand dollars
The gross tolls for the past year 762 40 less than
during the year previous, and the expenditures were
less than those Of the previous year by &C. Had
1t not been for the disastrous effect Of that reshs the
net revenue this ,ear would have been than
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. This work is
amidst al the difficulties steadily improving and pro-
crossing Between Richmond and Lynchburg the
canal /. incomplete; but 1t will be finished soon as
the company can do 30 without increasing its smbar.
rassme pts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-02

at 72o, with lot Vt Northern do at the price
5000 do new Southern white. made at Gle 100
do fiat yellow, at Gee and 1000 do at $50 900 do new
yellow were made at 80 500 and 1900 do white
at Coo. MeaiSales Of SEQ barrels New Jersey, we're
made at So Rye-The sales In lots reached 900 1000
bushels at 62c part In the ship and part delivered
Rye Ffor-Sales Of 200 barrels were MAIDS at So 12H
O0fs--Sales Of 5000 bushels made at IS 35l.c
ByEswAx-The market IA quiet. Sales Of 1000 lbs
Northern yellow at zoe. cash.
CoTros-Tbs sales to day about 800 bales,
prices OF which appeared to rule along inside quo
fafi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-02

MAIL LINRs-CHANGE OF Hour OF DEPARTURE
Travellers for the West and South informed that
the winter arrangement will commence on Monday
next, December 4th, between Philadelphia and Balti.
more, and will leave Philadelphia daily at 81 A M
Sundays excepted, and daily at p NJ, by railroad
The lines at 2si p M by steamboat. and 10 P M, by
railroad will be discontinued and after the above
date
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-02

GEN. KEARNY AND Col. FREuoNT.--A state
ment has been going the rounds of some of the
newspapers that before the death of General Kearny
at st. Louis, friendly reconciliation took place be-
tween him and Col Fremont. Far from It. Upon the
authority Of officer who with Cen Kearny dur
ing his Illness and when be breathed his last, learn
that no meeting and reconciliation took place be-
tween the two gentlemen above alluded to- Mrs Fee
mont wrote to Mrs Kearpy friendly note, proposing
reconciliation between General Kesrny and Colonel
Fremont; but Mrs. Ksarny, knowing her sick hus-
bands Views the subject decided not to disturb his
mind with 1t, and did not make this correction of an
erroneous statement which has been set aoat at the
suggestion of some of the friends of General Kearny-
Washington Cor of Baltimore Patriot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-02

Several members Of Santa Annals family were pas
sengers on board the Great Western. His mother
law brother in law and sister of his wife were on
board the steamer bound to Havana and thence to
some Of the British islands N. O. Pic, Nop. "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-02

CBoIERA LECTUREa--DR suEW WILL LECTURE ON
the means Of prevention aud o.
Cholera Clinton Hail. Saturday and Monday EVENING" The I'd
sgenemaa and lady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-02

T'HE TAITIRsALLs BEAvB POWDERS ARE NOV RE-
coguscd ~ the horss medicine Of the age wonderful 81
fec 10 the Of Heaves, Coughs Colds Horses has
Gained fcr Y popularity which ovepevsrs opppo
ton COUCH kETCHAn A9 FULTON Sole Propr3eSora
seld siss By D. Kstehan Isl Fulton stsssk