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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2, 1919
me Sfedm1 Oqrey- The FIRE ASSOCIATION Insu-
rance Comromy--More Gold H4nters-I1pr,l
Fool Ddy--1ae H,achmGe, Case--M1rkets.
For the last two or three days there has been
much anxiety entertained Tor the safety of the
Charleston steamer Osprey, which, having sailed
on Saturday week, no udiags of her ARRIVAL nm
had been received. This meaning, however those
ears were allayej by the receipt of desastcb an
.noupcipg her arrival. She encountered the storm
OF Tuesday, and was blown out of her course
The finances OF our Fire Association Insurance
Office are In very prosperous tate. At the close
OF The last year their capital stock amounted to
1906 III 3S, being ar increase Ivithln the year of
go 80, IN addition TO paying losses by fire tax
es, expenses, &c, ACCOUNTING .oai .39s AZ;
ing Company, organized at Linn, Massachusers,
Tor the gold regions a,t the city his morning, by
the way of Pi tsburgh; They proceed overland
starting from independence, Mo. They number
hity't 70 in ID, commanded by Cap. Francis Dick
son, uniormed and equipped for the trip, with
hnrs, bowie knives and pistols.
ne irst OF April happeKing on the Sabbath did
49, Piese0t The usual assortment OF heaxes to take
~ zoe onwaiy The best oee was the reported ar
tIVSl On The bark Jupiter Gom California, with
U D % me rocks and dust ls,m the gold placer
Oiea. hGfh2els locked To the " hstf where she was
80: ~, 81 pe yre, and, IN her sssence, discovered
uai thry mad been silly enough GO be taken IN by
AN April fool hoax. " ." W
The llinchman case was resumsl tina m,,.,,o
befC 'e Judge burnside, when Sams-lJ J. Perkias
Tag isi TIE pialhtln, opened A'e argurssn
The 10 VI market is stili extremely dull Comma,
md good b. ends are held at 81 55I to AZ az "a
QUE nodeas would be willing to sell for 81 60 but tss
demand for a. dpment 10 too limited TO oaus. al
bu,jpe.s even that rate. Choices and extra ha uda
.Dse irom go "a IA corn meal there ha. eeea
oDtipues uIcbapgs.t The demand tor wheat IL 4
'uttsd ssiss Of eomu>>s and good rcd wheel, o. 90
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Cleared.

Cleared
se'sa sfs ssw on
ls.n: Ssl:en Inca: GsodEh do Eagle lasard Gait arao
Bass Merlin Ws!sh. 5. ss.er.surs Yexsold Gait. ia
ri ss
%sss nass w Tss.d Siw CO ES'
gns.T.'ISEspS wssis n.%Iuis BseA.sd Caro-
nah sursss. Chairman Co Avado RICHARDSON Badger
sshr:-S Ellis n,.s.on Chs.e,s.n MI xeobs.dya oy
Pssrcse RI iladslphia, Hand Leader Brace, Boston
Arrived.
sy. sS r. rs Mse,s i. Rh ' S'sn on
French ship Louia Greni,r. Havrs 81 days. md to Boyd
ship WIN spr,s,S. 60. RI Chase Liverpool "a
Ship John Calhoun. Hsicher, Liverpool 81 days. mdss to
Ship William I.Tv. Jarvis Liverpool 81 days. with mdss and
?S ',, RI: 9 gsSs
Ss1s s.. es &c r. v %
team :nd and obliged deck lead ofss hhds
Ellen, Harding St rfomaa 80 days. md. 10 N.smish
British bark 81 Stewart Cork 40 days in ballast to
e1Ss nn s,;n &C. she anchor In
t,i..Nw ms: vessel di.n.:ssd water legged and
18Th s Co. lon 3
for Boston With for. and gone With
sails attached also main opsa ysrd stove part Of bull
Big Meteor Dobsos, Tnemss March ~ in ballast. TO L
Foyer Sid brig fdv AID Drubsen Aexaudr sRip Hin
dor Brown from pool for Orleans for suppiei
Es Lyra Lamb hayasuI.Ps, with sugar John Smith
s Pr; t s1;n Pike =, a';sS, days VITA, hath
no, mo..'s perorsst Co March a. lat 80 40 Ion 7i
had dek sweet and 40 hhds lost
& at " 2o ebs ~ esperie1ced heavy gale from NE
teye bu~ srk split sails damage: 2tb
-, ~ ~ spoke Or brig Blue Nose Of 81 Andrew,
and y tcpsa,nt most. ard sails
Bnt,,b sclr wavery. st Johns. NIB.
BI,ith 'cLr Margaret Broush ranaz, dAv' vita ash. -
seh, C,m,lla Scott Noraam Potomac River Sd.ys with
a;sS. s a. p.s sw
chr sa % Caps Virginia picked large boat sotsd
holes and place or allow spirit had sass her had
schr Truth. r, binssn. Baltimore 5aays;
bohr u Tslmsp, Youog Richmond 3 days.
Schr Nara Fleming Corson. virginia.
sehr siiss 4 Hand. AcSery '. R,ehrnond.
tcf lsoop Benrs.. Boston va Edgartown.
Roads.
Ray Brig Mary Ann reported yesterday a having arrived from
Rio Grsnds, was an error.
Ship Tepucfee, ~ days from New oreans
Barb Inca Bustor. from Canton Dec sd
bark yrnry lind, II da,s from Belfast
Ers Chsrssten, Percy Is days from Csrdepas
Brig Maryland of waldohoroj from Porto Ree Tho Mad
% Tor 20 nonr: In gale from the NNE throw
Brig Caleb ro,k, Tru., from at TbOmaa
Also, 2ihps 2 barhs Jbrtgs |
Sailed.
ships haao WRIGHT (pht Live rpoo Tartar C.ntsn cs,c,.
tw trshs Chakhto Charleston; tarhs ben,x san Frnn
ti Tns,, s fssr'epr; s. Long Island osrsn
nesa ssr,h vs's. sorsii; Iscsli. s.vsansA ''' "''
APRIL 2-waa At rus rss, NV, meridian, %; Un.~,.s,.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
FoREI0N MARKETS.

DPMARARA, March Z Flour, So 75-good supply.
Corn mt al So 80 to So IS per Dbl dull Of GALE Rics
Csrop 81 to 81 60 per 100 lbs Pilot bread, So rs to
81 per Dbl. Can dies tsilow. American only ssesble
bert quality In boxes of 20 lbs bringing ii to 10 cents
per ID composition 80 cents per ID Csdash, 50 10
per quintal in lots Mack-rel, 81 to 81 as per Dbl
Pork American prime, $13 so. Beef American, prime
stock very light price $40 to $li per bb as In quail
ty consumption limited. Corn, yellow, rs cents per
bu shell very plentiful Cbeeee, American. So per h.
dnl and heavy stock. Oats, American, OF cents per
blu shell, very dull Of sale Lumber, w. p. per 600 IT,
SIS; P $40, last sale-not wanted. Slaves. R. o.,
per 600, $28 In lots; w. O., per 600, S35-not want
Building bricks, per 1000 si4 to s1e; fire do per lcoo
$40
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DRorGHT AT HAvANA.-A letter from Havana
Of the 22d ult. says: 1.-The mail from the country
has arrived, and brings cad accounts Of the con.
tinued drought which they seem to be suffering IN
all parts. Everything was quite parched up, fires
tates had stopped grinding In some of the principal
districts, SO that have little doubt but that the
crop will be tar shorter than we even now antlci-
pate u will be- 1.-The drought continue much longer
the effect will only be further dimnution of the
present CROP but it will seriously lnjure the prog
poets for the ensuing one, as the young cane can
not come forward at it's proper time, and much Of
he old cane left over for seed, will become alto
eether unfit 70: planting.
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and ees ales Of rye ct sales q corn q sss Tor
yelloN, BY weight For oats the demand Is rssher
better With ssies At 81 and $50 for Southern aud
PSppsyivania Sales Of whisksy ct 2lc. for barrels,
and zoe for Ahds.
PuuLApELYHIA, April 2-Fya Beard-S3 900 Penn
rylvsDis 5s 79h $50 Do, $50, 7es 81 600 Mortgages
5's rex $3.50 do 7Ox $50 Lsh'gh Navigation. 2ss<;
500 shares Grard Bank. l2h SO do. do, lax Second
BoSrd-S2O0 City 6's 49, lo1k S4370 State So, 79x
$500 Schuy XIII Navigation 8s 49, 464; sl7OO do 'os
~; Sl26 Lehigh Coal Scrip 76x; $50 shares Morris
Canal, o; DO Philadelphia Exchange, A; 10 do.
Pennsylvania Bank 294.
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suprs me Court Special Term.
nsfrrA I..e;,a

ArnIL DkcisIoss. Joseph Lee Us. Robert Hogan.
Demurrer overuled with leave defs to with.
draw saDe and answer complaint.
Herz 7rier Us Isaoc Standardization for judgment
denied.
Wiiham Snyder Henry Etakxgh, ct at-Motion to
chs nge place of trial denied.
Wiiham Thompson rs .d5el Smtth.-Moti to set of
JUDI ment granted.
Hpeh NC Carly T.. Thomas Carroll - Motion to set
IT, !'osm.-. and subsequent pro"eedings-granted.
.anis Pan Pechfer vs. Erastus Lyman.-Motion for
attachment fraEted unrs deft dant STALL submit to
an oral exsm min aton b. fore referee.
Pons NJ Nichtt,n ads. Magdeien Nichiern.-Ipjuno.
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WTELLlGENCE By THE MAILS.

Our Washington Correspondence
WASHINGTON, April l, lS49.
81 tic of IFavs IN Wash,~gto~-A Prepal,ng
Calm.
There is prevailing calm In the world political;
and the whigs the sick, the detected, the hopeful
and the despairing, still wait the moving of the
waters. They have r,ppled little rom day to
day, but the squa that rolls up the white caps, and
casts the rubbish shore, all along the coast, has
yet to come. We are waiting for tive must
have it, or the administration becomes tame and
negative, instead OF being bold and positive IN Its
character. There are still, however, some transac;
tons IN The smaller appointments, ana gooo aeai
OF speculation upon the larger ones co-l
Among the recent exchanges, Mr. Gordon, OF
this city. has superseded Mr. Edward Stubbs, as a
confidential clerk IN the State Department Mr..
Stubs, II is supposed was re moved az the Instance
disclosing the record OF the secret service fund of
John Tyler's administration, and OF Mr.. Webster's
cilons Secretary OF State, to Mr.. G. Jared
and as far as we understand the rules OF the de-
psItment, this disclosure, on the part of Mr
Stubbs, transcribed his legitimate iuactions. HIS
discharge, then, In this view of the case, canaot
be regarded Us an act of prescription.
John Bell, OF Tennessee, Gen. Harr sons Secre-
taIy OF War. and the wing successor OF Mr.. Jar.
napin, IN the Senate, a strong man, 10 now spoken
OF as the probable successor of Mr.. Bancroft at the
The chief competitors tor the trip to the Queen
OF Span, are MIR. BaIringer, OF North Carolina;
Mr.: Stanley, OF North Carolina, and Col. Webb.
OF New York; and from all the lights hand,
we Gre compelled 10 believe that Col Webb has
some ground Tor his expectations OF the appoint
ment. The Colonel prefers Spain to all otler
place because of the delightful excitmen OF con-
Nnual war IN that attractive country.
Ex-Governor Pennington, OF New Jersey. de-
cllnes the appointing ut OF Governor OF Minnesota,
and Col Michel, OF Ohio, will probably be next
appointed. A good ard capable officer as he has
proved hmse II. 1t will be popular choice.
Col. Bale Peyton; though standing aloof from
any suggestions on the subject has his friends In
Washin gtop, who think that he will be appointed
Minister to Mexico. The distinguished part which
the Colonel play ed, in bringing out General lay.
cr, would, OF ITSELF justify the impression that he
Is to be remembered, and that the best foreign ap-
Poin'ment Gas that 10 Mexico undoubtedly is,) may
be commanded by him il ne desires it.
The trends of Col. Peter Sken Smith continue
10 be saDguire OF his success for the Philadelphia
Co!lector:hip, or some equivalent appointment.
EXC. p'-He reports and specualions OF this sort,
Mere 10 com in the world of the politicians at
Washington, which can only be removed by
dashins d. monstraton in behalf of the wings
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OFFICIAL NorcE. Applications to the Depart
ment OF War Tor copies Of the Pension Laws
having become numerous, we are requested to
state that that department. has none eor distribu-
ton, nor has 1t control over those authorized by
set OF the last Congress to be printed. They are,
ogether with all the business OF the Pension aud
indian departments, transferred. by law, to the
Department 9! the lateror.-Na:ional Iatels-
yeacfr Amn y
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Naval Intciligence.

The u s. fhgate Rartan arrived yesterday rou
Norfolk and short cruise OF the coast The folio
ing 10 lat OF her o<oers:-Cap ain BENZ Page BENZ
J. Toften, LIST Lieut.. VIM. j. Muse, I'd do. Wm. A
Parker, Cd do. Thos. b. Huger 4th do s. Ridsely,
bib DO; Frsncis Alexander, Master ID s. Edwards,
Fleet Surgeon J. A. Batter, Purser josiah Watson, LIST
Lieut.. CoDd Marines; j. II Jones, I'd do. do j.
Black, Chaplain Rice, Asset. Surgson Ashton
Miles 90 do. VIM. y. DA,idson Passed Midshipman /;
ae krsft, do; Jonathan Yosng, do; q. W. Flissser
midshppan J. ID. Blake. DO. J. w. Riddsil, do !;
WE D. NoCspR, DO J. III ellis, DO Newell Ab-
pe,, 40 G. Bratt do Y. T0ney, Captain Clerk,
q u Oregon. turner's Clerk; Lewis, Bostswain A.
a, Fsndsil Opnntr; Wm. Lee, Carpenter J. Ste-
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brooklyn City Intelligence

COMMON CoUNciL.-Ths Board convened Yesterday
afternoon, at o'clock. The roll was called the
minutes read and approved, the usual amount of
petitions and commune presented and referred
10 the respective committees. Amo ng the por
tsnt bills referred were those of the police
and the contractors for painting the City Hall-a
Communication from Justice Atwater in relation to
certain abusive meives ceived by him and Oh
officer George Coleman with the act. The conmu nj.
cation was referred TO the Law Committee report st
the next meeting. Resolutions were then cred BY
the following
Alderman BESsos-In favor Of allowing any person
to take up dirt or manure In the puonc streets
Alderman. HALL-tiivng the inspectors and clerks
cfelecton So for their ser lees.
Alder7an PyLL-To instruct the oomptrol,er TO r.
port at the next meeting the fer
during the years 1880.
Alderman HuLBEar-Requ,ring the Street Com nittss
to number and label the streets Of the city
The Board then adjourned.
REPORT OF DEATHS AND INTENMkNrs Fop TINE
WrrK gspIss Mason 81, 49--Maes, Fl; feunales 49,
adults IL; children 81 Total, 40 Thsr diseases were
as fellows: Broncbites, 1; consumption, 81 oonvul-
siops Group, 2; congestion Of lungs 1; debility l.
dropsy In the head O. aysentery. 1; dentitonI pser
ptral fever scarlet DO 3; typhoid do, diseases Of
heart whoopiBg cough, Il Inflammation Of the bowels
q do Of iungs, do Of throat, me.,es l; old age
Il psrAlysir, Il peurisy, l; sprue, stborn, tsts-
nps, j. hydrothorax, There we're also 26 sterme
In Greenwood ana other Brooklyn grounds, from New
York and other places.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
City York. the 9th day Of March
to tina 3lst day March, l849.
Men. G.: Women. Boys. 80 Girla H,-Total IA.


Apopexy atrophiA angina Ii bleeding s. bleeding from
lungs burned scalded bronchA cancer cancer Of
csrbunole Il cholera nfantum consumption 3d.
yul:ions zrcup congestion Of lungs Sy.noois oatarrh
the head 49, dropsy In the CREST drowned dysentry q
erspsas fracture j hstu, fever puerperA, fever remit
fcveY SCARLET fever typhus o. fever heart
disease o. q hopping co1rh J. 2; Information Of
hammsob Of lunss III inflammation Of stomach, inflammation
Of throat inflammation Of liver !; ociaw marasnua6
measlea old palsy premature birth rheumatism, 4
email s. spinal disease eething varioloid worms
unkr own, !.
Age-Under one year. 49, to years d; TO 1to 10
o. ID 30 II; ~ to 80 ~ to 49, III ~ to &c. d. 50 to o. l5
A W. WHITE. City InspsoteE
CITY Inspectors Once March 81, l8l9.
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QloSi.

Dlod,
On Sunday, April1 after long and painful illness
Mrs ANN MARIA MARSH, aged At years, wife Of Joseph
M Marsh.
attend her funeral from 43 Essex street. at O'Clock
this Tuesday afternoon.
On Saturday, March 81, 1919, JAMES McCLUsKEY, son
Of the late W. McCluskey, of consumption.
At New Brighton. Staten I,lsnd, on thu I'd Instant
JAMES WALrER, youngest child OF Udolpho and Anna
Wolfe, aged 8 months and 20 days.
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rREsnEr IN TIKI HUDsoN RIVER. is quite
aIfeshet IN the rive, at present, the dock IN many
places beng Inundated. The north wind has
sloed In Keeping 1t from attaining any great
heieht TO what we might have expected. Il was
falling gradually yes'erday.--Aibany Erpyess,
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Court of Oyer ana Terminer.
Before Judge Edw ardp and Aldermen Downing

AdamA
April 1.-THE court was formally opened to day,
and adjourned to tie 10th inst and tbs jury dis.
charged until that day His Honor then to
held Special Term. and after hearing few motions
Of courre adjourned.
TIE Adjourned Circuit Court was continued by JUS
ues Edwards, and the cause Of Wall Co. ps The
Hovard Insurance Co, was resumed II was not con.
Guided when the cosrt adjourned After the tidal Of
tbs cause no more jury trials will be called until the
9th week.
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VICE CONSUL OF AUSTRIA Pres,S.,nt has
recognized III w. HUFFMAN, Wee ConssI of
S Hus.nta, at Charleston, for the State Of SoutA
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Ships to Arripc.
LIVERPOOL.
New York, Croppey. Mar ]
Queen Of the West, Hallstt Mar G
Sheridan. Co nith, March IL
Eontezuu ., Lovber. Mar Ii
Henry Clay, Rowland, Mar q
J r Skiddy. shipley, Nsr "
PVRTSsloUTH.
fripcc Albert, Neg or. March 4
Wtstu inter, Warner. March 6
Gladiator, Williams Narrh u
Independence, Bradiih Mar II
HAvRE
Splendid, Crawford, mo
Esw YorA. L:nea March "a
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Ocean SteaulShipS.

Ocean Steamships.
To sail from Nsio York.
LIVERPOOL.
Canada, Judkins, April 1
Sarah sands, Thompson, Nay 5
Europa, Lott Maya
NORTHAMPTON, &0.
Hermann. Crabtreo, April 70
Washing ton, Floyd. May 70
BERMUDA
Dee, Allan.* April IL
HAVANA, &c.
Falcon, Thompson,t April 10
CHAELKsroN.
Southsrner. Berry, April7
sAvArNAH.
Tennessee, Collins, Aprill
Cherokee. Lyon. April IL
CNAeRn
Crescent City. Stoddard, Ap1 u
Falcon, 1hompsop,t April -
To saiI from B0tos.
LIVERPOOL.
Niagara, Ryrie, April IL
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Port OF New York, April 2, Is49.

mARITImE iRTEL LIaEaCE.
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Pnsse myers Sailed.

LyrrpooICpsshet Shi I,sne wrsht-Georgs crss aud Il
BOSTON, Gull an Phil deptia Mrs Pc lrce aud obild
Cotvsy, Ireland. -
LvEafooL-shlp Colunbrf- Madison, Arthur Haauo
sngahs capt Ees Lvsrpool Sam Msoou ELL Jos Taylor
fcs George Walkcr Manchester; Dr n WiNoa. Lvevpo~
cabin.
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LIvyhpoor-Shp Vim Sprneue--i Cur daridrs y Horn,
Sei i s,sIsn. Hamton Hamson anna ~. nass
smith Alice smith Csrmici ael II 9vusieL
Ut TuoM 's-park Client Ca q on D,npA
LroHohN-Norv Brig Toricnshyeid-s NeilL Ros,s.
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Married,

Married,
On Thursday. 29th ult by 1.-THE Raw. Mr.. Coe Mr..
SOLOMON TANNING, to Mrs. NJ. McLANE, both of this
city.
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Europa, Lott April z
- April2l
SOUTHAMPTON, &c.
Hsrmsnn, Crabtres, Mar ~
Washington. Johnston, April ~
BERMUDA.
Bee, Allan* April IL
HAVANA, &c.t
Falcon, Thompson, uno
CHARLEsToN.
Southerner, BE, ry, Mar 81
sAvANNAn.
Cherokee. Lyon. April I
Tennet see, Collina April IL
CHAGR n
Falcon, Thomrson,t unc
Crescent City. Stoddard, unc
Northelner. Budd, unc
To arriDe az BosteN.
IIvERfooL.
Niagara. Ryrie, Mar "A
Arrll IA
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Cat srnd, Vera CRU, Chagrus, 81 Thonas and al Tie
Wipdwsrd Islands.
The touches going and returning Savanna Havana
and New Orleana
with the Pacific steamships which ars
TO leave Panama, each month.
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Movements OF the
TO arYive at Ee7o York
LIVERPOOL
Sarah Sands. Thomps on, Nar28
Europa, Lott April z
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Movements OF tho Sailing Packets.

: sailing Packccoi
Ships TO Sad,
LIVERPOOL.
A shburton, Bunting, Apr,l6
Constellation, Luce, April II
Yorkshire. 8rJor, April l6
liverpool, Eidrldga April q
Siddons, Cobb, April 20
columbia. Forber, xayl
PORTSMOUTH. -.-
Switzerland. Fletcher, April 3
Ain Eagle. Dome, April8
Sir Rob't Peel Chadwick, Apll6
Devonshire, Hovey, April u
HAvRh.
Oneida, wi lard. AJril3
Argo, Davis, April ~
= - . = "a . p q
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-12-08

S6;37,67l
CONTINENTAL MARKETS.

HAMBURG, Nov. 9.-Colfee in brisk demand; sale.
$4,000 bags Brazil, at a to 4s 1000 Laguayra, AZ
to SIS; 4,O0J f.. [. Al to 5ls. Sugar 500 boxes
brown and yellow Havana sold, former at ii to
15im, latter at 49, to Ism; 200 white Bahia
l64m, and $50 brown, linn, " 100 lbs. Cassia
Lignea-200 oh. taken at lbs. Pimento in demand
for speculation; 1000 bags done at 81 to SIS. Pep
per-prces fully maintained; Malabar, 3 to 3As.
Batavia and Sumatra, p to 1-l6s.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 10.-Cofee in brisk demand
10000 bxs changed hands; ord. Java sold at 304cts.
Sumatra we quote at ga 26A cts; ord. Brazil, %
c.; Laguayra, ~ to 324 c. Sugar in better re-
quest. Rice dull. Spices in good demand at rising
prices; for nutinegs an advance of 10 C. public
sale of Oct. paid; we quote No. 1, 1856 to 200 c..
No. 2, 1865 to 10 c.; No. 3, lis TO l20 C. Bancs
Tin-nothing to be had below Al Ill.
ANTWERP, Nov 12.-Collee in good demand; sales
OF the week, bags Brazil q to 2S4 $500 ST
DOM, 81 to 324 stock, 81 900 bags against "a 00I
in 1913, and $4,000 in lSl7. Sugar in better de-
mand; sales of Havana, about 5000 boxes, at 14b to
Is fl. for yellow; 800 boxes white Havana 1SA fl
Rice quiet; Car, 132 to 10 fl. Spices-Pimento is
very scarce; quote IS to 354 A. per so kos
Pepper looking up; 1000 bags sold at % to "a c
per kilo. Hides well supported; 5000 dry b. A
sold at previous rates.
Observation-Disclosures very animated. Opium adj
vanced in price. Large sales of madden. Wool
Arrivals large; holders demanded higher rates, thus
checking business. Oil in demand, and supply said
to prove small. Fig drawing to a close only
about 1000 loads more expected. Market for colon
ial produce unatercd, but in manufactures less do
ing. Exchange on London, III to 4.
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limited above present prices. CornSales $50 sacks,
principally at 30 cts. for good lots, though inf sold
as low as Is g4S cts, and for small lots OF prime
white, 5I,G % cts. a. bush occasionally paid. Pork
Sales on Wednesday and Thursday 1900 barrels
mess, at S7jg %; latter rate for newly inspected
Yesterday further rapid advance and sales OF 100 brs
mess at S925, 40 brls. in two lots, at $3.50, and
100 brls. prime at IS " bril-, the prices closing with
siIll an upward tendency. Bee-Ncry dull ior all
but mess which is quite scarce, and would probably
ommahd lO.jDG SlI y bril- Lard y esterday sales
$40 kegs mi al j.! and 50 do. prime, at 6! &c u h.
Gunny Bags-Sales 10000 bags in bales Tues,
day and Wednesday last mostly at O4 cts. cash and
time, but since then market dull again Sat--Liv-
erpool-Sae 1880 sacks (haIf bleached) at -
cts. u sack Coffee Rio-Sales few hundred
bags only, at 04 10! cts Tor old crop, and cts.
~ ID. for new. Stock, l3,50D bags. Exchange
Sterling, 74aS! prem. bulk of sales 74a u " cent.
Francs, 5f.32! a 5l.35. Bills on Boston, l4d T. dis.
Sight Checks para dis. Frcights supply of
vessels large and treights very heavy. Three ship,
taken for Liverpool at 3D. for cotton, and one or two
others are laid on for the same port. Coastwse very
dul.-Price Current.