The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02

THURSDAY, Nov. 9.-Britih stocks markets
closed with an advance. Trade was steady in
the manufacturing districts. Bullion in the Bank
had increased. The smiyal of the report of nego-
Liahons for the ceding of Cuba 10 the United
ststes, creates much talk. Ireland had subsidized
INTO ordinary tranquility The Rolhchilds are re.
ported TO have minated that they were abou. 10
.iqnldate tleir affains in Paris; this doubtless,
contributed 10 the decline in French stocks. The
three per-ceits had fallen rs low az $40, and five
per cents at SGD So but with prospect of favor.
able rise.
France.
Gen. Cayaignac has provided the military against
any instruction of theRed Republicans, and the
companies have collected all their fighting men.
Napoleons election is still expected ID be Ger.
tam, but feadul struggle is anticipated upon the
result The French Constitution has received the
final sanction of the National Assembly. The
English press fears il BODIES of evil consequences
Northern Italy is in great confusion. An nsunec.
ton has occurred in Genoa. Vienna, after des-
petate struggle and great slaughter, capitnlated
the HungsIians Were defeated. France has grant
ed u, coo muskets TO the Sandman Government
Markets.
CoIToN.-The cotton trade keeps very steady and phi
oes this weak have hardened; indeed there some in
STAGES OF u sill ght advance brands OF American DIES
opuons. The sales of the week amount 10 q lo0 bales
NJ which there we're sold as oOws OF American descrp
lions, 2,S0 Orleans at 81 SD, clio upland 3ld Il
Sld SoO Mobile and Alabama al Sd 81 and $50 Sea Is
ttilu lls1 pet yesterday evening
closed with Steahyiness, and referring to prices
current Of to-day 1t will be observed that make LITTLE
or no change IN our quotations OF last week. Tie com
miee OF Cotton brokers have declared the following
or fair cotton. viz: Bowed Sd, Mobile 3sd, Orleans bt
per pound.
PRovIsloNs--The market for cured provisions ha.
been firm since previous notice. Pork has beeI
taken, and bacon has advanced TO IS per Cwt.
LARplard IL IN fair request aud although lower In the
early part oflast week IL has since recovered.
CHEksE-Cheese Is In less active demand. The import
O the comprise l3S boxes OF bacon, 1872 bbs and n
lie lard i2l casks butter and lois boxes ofohessr
The imports of foreign grain aud grain products into
Liverpool and otheTls ding ports OF the United Kingdom
are increasing and this combined with pretty lair quaI
THY of home grown keeps the markets, ON the whole
well supplied IN the absence OF speculation the trade
exhibits total ant OF animation; buyers only purehas
ing for the supply of immediate or pressing wants.
GRAIN-Ai Mark Lane ON Monday last, wheat sold al
5ls TO SIS red and DOS 10 COS quarter Tor the Eng
sh white Indian brought 37s 10 3Ss per quarter
Tor yellow saL white. The sales of American flour
dull bat the prices quoted raised from q TO 3s quar-
ter for L. S. and p 10 Dos for Canadian. The market
was rattle dull ami instances the price OF Eng
llsh wheat had receded penny per 7oibs. The FOL
lowing rates epad me descriptions. Cana
dian, Tree red Is 6dss Sd per bush; white as iOsSs 21
). red IS lOaSs 1 4, white IS 2lsss Sd.
Both u. S. aud Canadian flour had dull sale, bui
prices were maintained The former being quoted al 3s
s3 5, and Canadian sweet al IS Gda2ss Cd per bb