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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-13
Business CARDS.
New Lumber Yard.

TIIE Enndtrsisned bcgs to infom the public gene.
= rail- that he has for sale every variety of
Lumber, Shingles, and Lath,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
CENTRAL GERMANY.
EnaIish Commercial AnniE='

Trade besns to manifest an improved IsPeG'; ..29'
.r1iccs of PrOduce have improved deEan ts lu-
cipated srocable settlement OF he al ere
bsytng i'm parted more confidence 70 THIS MARKET 0 par
st change has AIKEN place In the position oil he Money
meISet If anything tighter although me rates OF ds'
count remain as before Our Continental afgces inform
ns thai The markets there assumed more satisfactory ap
pearance that in most articles better business was
going forward.
rtrc sleadness During the past week Wheat met
with better safe al fully former terms the value Of
American descriptions being quoted & s white, Gs ID 10
So Cd do red SIS Sd TO SO l0d Canada white 6s Gs 81
do red So Cd to Sc Cd American Flour brings 2s TO 2s ~
Dbl Indian Corn is in good inquiry, aud the rates obtained
are 28s Cd 10 30s Sd per or of 480 lbs
The only import OF American Provisions received this
week is 5<7 boxes Of Bacon The demand for lard has
less active the sales not exceeding 50 uns al 38s 10
$50 Cd ~ cwt AS the Stock OF Bacon il so very lin
tied, the TRANSACTIONS have been unimporiant although
previous prices haze been barely maintained Hams and
Shoulders without change Al reduction OF about Is
y in Cheese he market has been well cleared Of late
arrivals Several forced Bae OF Beef have been male at
reduction about SIS p fierce Nothing to repofin Pork
The accounts from the Manufacturing districts sho" na
business continues stesdy although an Increased acY
the demand for goods is percepbic me anePaoh
Of peace in Germany agoraby Tor holders oiDo'u
WOODEN and Cotton goods.
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From Chill.

BY the arrival Of the Georgia from Chagres, we
have dates from Valparaiso to the oath of Octo
Der The news is unimportant. We clip the fol-
lowing paragraph from Tile Valparaiso Nelghdor
of the cath
The rains this year have been unusually heavy
and late in the season At the South great dis
tress has prevailed On the Biobio the water rose
and carried away dwellings. 1t burst It's banks
also, and SO overlooked the country, that boats
were able to come up to Conception from Talca.
huara 1t is said in Naldivia TO have rained
steadily for twcnty.six days in succession.
Mr.. Allen Campbell, civil engineer who is su-
perintending the construction of the Railroad
from the port of Copiapo has visited this Province
for the purpose of examining the country between
Valparaiso and Santiago, in reference to the con-
structon of Railroad. He started on the 18th
inst, to go up the valley of the Concon river, to
learn il that route be sufficiently practicable to
warrant a survey.
The Hamburg bark steinwaerder was spoken
off Cape Horn date not givcn.) She had lost her
foremost bowsprit and rudder. This vessel sailed
May 27th from Cuxhaven, with cmigrants for
Valdvia, and cargo for Valparaiso. They are
Germans and, it is to be feared, had great
amount of suffering to endure. 1t appears re-
markable that vessel spoken in such dis
tressed condition should have been left.
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Markets, =. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE

Y, 1.
ASHES-The market is again lower for POTS sales of
lSC 66!s At 75q587t Pearls are firm 81
COTTON-FIas declined since the SINS news has
heavy 9
our market ior western and State Flour, and prices
shade easier for the low grades Of State and mved Ns
ern Canadian opened rather lower, but closed with bet
te eeilpg, WIN sales OF 900 hbs at 81 al 634 The
demand Tor Domestic Is principally speculative the trade
are 9Hyng sparngy The sales OF Domestic 500bbls
al I204 "a Tor NO. supehne 624 0460a common
salt Stae bs5G4 81 for mixed to fancy Western:
re w pure 6enesee Southern is QUict sales of 500
OF 100 bbs At 55A as 80 Corn Meal verv quiet AT Of
Tor jersey and S 81 for Brandywlne
IMAM Tie market Is dull aud heavy Tor Domestic
Wheat, with considerable pressing on the market cana
oian is less active but firm sales Of OGO bnsh rood n com
pee cargo at %; also 2G0 bush fair Sonhorn Rcd AZ
JSc Ryes rather better, with sales of 500 busat MI
BaIey Is du and nominal 85@92 Oats are quiet at i6z
~ Tor Canal and Canadian ard 4204i for ers5v Corn
ssalh neer od scarce sales of 9GOe bush al 6ia5c
ioT new NoTlheln and Jersey Yellow $500 for Old Jar
sey and Northern, ana d9l lin for old Wester1 T1iyed
PROVlSIONS-The narke, for PORK Is DIM nm md b.
with sa OF 400 hbs il Is for Ness and - Tor ina
beei steady with lair demand sales of so bbs al a.
1Stu ieT bless ana loG5 10 for Prime Prime Mess is
Gull al Sl5&l6 Beef Hams are in fair donond saIs nj
l Dds al Sill Lard is lower sales OF 300 bbls nj 77zc
frn and saable at i3Sc for Western and 86 il or ono
N4yese Is less active and market heavy
IN lois AZ Sc Co. market Is firm butquet sales OF % bbls
so "a unchanged,a lot OF $50 uns Spanish
ou lo-3ay al o tlne adding interest there have tgen
aI bic saieS Galena on private terms
FTTsA sale &c Of 40 ics made to-day ut 81
for sbin, oaes OF Kentucky Leaf been sod
o shipment al i0allc Holders are more anxious 10 real
re While The demand has fallen Off Considerable toe!sn
Go mas arrived from St Jngo aad Havana but the de-
81 So ~, 9 uescrPuon Is very light Small sales Al l8
Sd Iaere Is very little doing Florida and Conuec,t
p neai "ch last Is held above the views OF bayers
III hoESIae markets. quiet bur firm sales of . bs
nanS " se al Oc extra do have sod a. 35: cid com
hAl-The market for North River IS firm. win gC,5
ue INA d. s4tes Of eco bales 5G06Cc - = ~
FEATHERS-There is lul lifte doin,r. ,,-,, -,
niS[e 1 lreey offered sales of 1000 lbs al Sc cash '
sales 81 ~ G 6Ihe markell s very quiet but steady
Stacked pressed al 81; cash s' 0 IicoV los. common
xnaI1 oSd better inquiry for Clover in part for
a. IeTf prices 30 bis new PENNSYLVANIA sold
Snnys s0o al LIZ 10 % z Ice Flax Seed is in demand en
ra -, LEA seS % sOo bash Domestic AT 65 p s. Is Cal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09

II o-IebP ftlartic FIR EjTopooiM FaH. Wv Y0rs.
SAMPSON Germany q L Fh.lol, II U Slipper SIS u Brcz
TgoG 7-Hths hnhr staIum tiopsirs Nii- New frEi
l. 81 Perkins hhEay, J. brne. Mss B--, Fifs II -
Bslte Alabama u Chadbouas, Boston, Asher ady ti
SON Nv oe@nsi to1 New Haven, Is aa Sors Lous;
/ D Donet cay 5earsr Of da'chPs % ne Cont q 81 Jaus
Nav Iu1si sctube3th Hamburg w Williams and 3y.
L5ps Prrte ii l. LoPneott Philadelphia C Compts, Pas.
Gay IL, Nav ork 5crbne Baltimore. FiIserd3, Isis
servant Canada West " Wilkins ady Orleans
Nason, otl md ;~o children Rcimont Lvinc hch,n.
IN NtGmaip S9THer for Ca1rieson-L FIJI Rantops. J11
Gr Ms blod Ms Bucl, Ar- n Nsr aHi iamIy. "
Lewis agd l6t IAp Burt lady, Ar Aea Mrs CoJk
Fl card Mss WgGaer Mss Johnson Edgar
lady Mrs yse, Mrs Whittier Mss Sanger,
family mrs d "ame and child, w Ouah1u, W.t1las, ii
Bacon farsgus. hr Hunter L Parsons Dennis l,y
Begcs, ClmpbelJ Il Smith. Cy Butler. Hayt.
Wats~oTtH, CafJ fasadorn w Miner Henry Gatchel
Pease LOUIS Gs4u1e Geo Dezraw, Jno Carne Orcot
hter "El Tufts r, Adauson Bennett, M,s II R-y
Ben Fuller Jlo counor Mahsr ilaher Rcbd Brosu-ea
the steer7se
IN sa,S,ap Paei7e from Mr. Gean OFT o. Fer Y,,n Ilr
Mr Morse aad any Hon Df G.nn and family Geo huhaway
Fritz kn01 Walker, DR. Macss Judge Buari Wet- La
SIRE Gaager, w LeTlson Gen Do%ns. A5at steel
German. & " Fax Fer Ctegre-sohn Adams, w Barbour
~ i john Ward D williamson 5oupe T
Snyder, Barsit Bann " hekinstry Platter Morants
HE Lepson.
,tta7t4ig Leaana Js~ Nec Orcans-G w ruHer Joln
son, Haddsu Mis- and daughtsr Mrs Brown Mrs cro
veil Z Dr Bow hir Montgomery and lady James Compton
LADY. r IccAhaI; .aay Barney, K DE- VEGA
NJ Conner IIr Wheaton aul lady lady, Mf Foutsns
rortto Ms Mrston Mrs Charpentsr Benz French Hld
hoy, Jas Haynes n Crotch.
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And the balance at various rates below 50 SO

And the balance at various rates below SO so.
The bids, it will be seen, are from very respect.
able parties, and from all parts OF the country
Several of cur leading foreign houses were COM
petitors, and those who were unsuccessful will
probably be in the market as purchasers. The
bonds of this Road are a favorite investment, and
we sec no good reason that they should not take
rank with our best local bonds. Their converti-
bic quality s worth ) y ct. certainly. After the
biddngs were announced, saes were made at935.
The advices from Europe are commercially
favorable but not very important. Cotton and
Breadstulfs were firm and in fair demand. In
American stocks there was not much doing.
Earrings Circular says: The business in Ameri-
can stocks the last week has been limited, but
quotations are without change. The sales have
been confined to Uuited States W cent nscrip.
tions of 1867 OF lO70l07I Canada Is in more
demand at o2l@lO3.-Consols were 965 097,
about previous quotations. Money was p az
y ct. The demand for silver continued for the
Continent.
The Georgia and Empire City have probably
brought two and half millions of dollars of gold
dust in the aggregate, in the hands of passengers
and in freight, the latter vessel having sixteen
hundred thousand on her manifest This is fully
equal to our expectations, and must give the com
mercial world confidence in the continuance of the
present abundance of money The amount of
gold exported from San Francisco from the 18th
Nov. l949 to 30th Oct 1850. according to the Gus
tom House books, is S2l,899, 1888 The Placer
Times estimates the amount of gold taken out of
districts of the Feather, Yuba Bear and Ameri-
can Rivers, for the last five months, at $50, 30.
GOO, and thinks this is twothirds of the whole
amount mined in California in that period
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g... :. ". eee.. q =. &C., o. g. -. y. ;.

fus.ra hop. Of h, hsr, Mc7da. oees y! At
Ssatorl, L l..
80 Pfas d>ncs rap'-s please copy
Oa ssutsy ;Lc l IADELi3 " fa1t dang hcs Of som
y sod Lore j. iJty ased 10 MOI th,.
r-n.s jacob DarJ-e sgi JAMS DulJ 7s
pseiui nvIeJ attend TIA funeral Tueslay. 7 Mt az
? tie residence Of her pat-ut4 - 40
On SUNDAY slh nat THEODORE EDWIN, inl4nt Of
c. and Mars Dayton, aged II months and - iays
Tue fUueral vii isks place loliy h 3y) At H.
- 4e uncle THO f. Tomi3sss Eq
The relative rents respectfully uvlt-d TO a't-
setd. saHr-sg l1ee T. 10. y - oe9et. 49,
sAEAI l0bl5A FARMER. rh- Jan-e T. FtfSes,
hri tsEztr - Henry " Fssaf. The 18Th yssrn her age
fuleral WI taae place MONDAY Dec az ococA p l.
from residences Of her father Broou--s' vich ~ ha
trends Il III l invited nc1eiog tn n-peefs % SAfl
Chlnf-f W Is n 4 7ed tie Tama4HY A='-7
Kles also In aud merb-rs Of the ohef c3paaet
fsr III be tamg7=l - GssaFo14 u5
lrterWent
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Barfne brothers g. Co.'s Circular,

IL
Though the advces from the Continent are considered
rather more iayoa9e me acanq of oy EYER de
,h o peR md vim lev eycepons oce be9
s h,ee ,ls so9apd tendency the general r1gess Of
holders hoWeYe mas nnea0 Poselseu d{ t-, ~
sgne bal me iransacuots nuag Dec 40 MA yi.u, as
VIII De seen ny mo euyoTsu u nc - II.a
Company present rate io bs on Benga ana M sdras 10
a. and on Bombay 2s ID " rupee by us OYerand NAL
which arrived lgh INST we nave receiYso aorlces 10 CUE
following dates Calcutta 9Th, Colombo 10Th, Bombay 7th
October Shanghae 3ih Canlon Z1th Mania @5t, and Ba
Eayla 10Th Sept nue..
CocHINEAL I'd ower-The sales consist OF 20 bags, at
81 Sd@Ss 20 for Mexican SILVER "a lie" honduras black
CocoA-hes been more Inquired for and Is lals dearer
nouce sues 9i <uY pass naal non KS 90 ~ s ioi
mdoLhg 10 sood fed ana loV Uoss HuuIIuS uieHaua a.
1r1 a on, ~ uoHS s"e .s e} 100! i a.
gull nearly al found buyersfom 3f~31 3D. oeng snlar
Improvement
CoFFEE-Ihe quantity ohered 81 puphc SAFE mas been
sonhned 10 Z csGs 4oO Gsss PSQm On CeyGn 9J 9ass
having been heldfor former prices taken in Ofnaye
Ceylon than 1000 bags have changed hands, the
asi price being 52s Cd cargo Of $500 bags good first
Bio bound for Trieste has been sold floating 46s In the
neighborpg continental ports the influence ofho unseed
state OF politics mas been greatly e ana Transactions have
seen restricted 10 sna re pufcaees Tor pressing wants
for W heh rqlher lower pfes have been qccept3d
~ mn lose q i1 con s,iN ", ~ = ' i o. %
The CORN trade with cessa,jon of ore pn orrvos ,ae
asenmed 6rner Tone md nyices ~, yje a Vs
Spring Corn are quoted about Is dearer Flour howeyer
IN still slow sale from Ig02}s W hDl sccorn m c,aty
sSan Corn scarce and Dces ir,,v sponor,h - quay'
CoTroN-Quiet The sales for he week have been re-
etriced 10 $50 bales Sura from 81 06d and 100 acs Tin
nvelly Madras al cd being about the Dreyons yaue
TjyerDoo Yesterday they were VERY fiat; Mddlinr Or
leans was o1oted at IL -l'''''-9 VI
DRUGS, &c.-At the public sales yesterday, $50 cases
"a chests China Rhubarb brought 2s 5dW2s I'd for eooi
Fat and IS serons Yellow BARK &c loss Sd for good
yery good 20 cases Oil of Cassia bought at los 3D.
and an eoal quantity Of Oil of Anise IS sd 06s led 800
ehesta Gum hrabc sold readily at fun rates from f0s9Os
for midding to fine 20 chests Gum Anmi brought from
26049 being fully the former value. Gambler firm
iSs cd clutch l9s Cd Turkey OPIUM quiet M AS Canphor
Neglected nominay sos Quicksilver still s. 3d. 81 uns
sepan Wood to day sold from $40 los to VIZ lOs Y tun
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ALMANAc......1HIs DAY.
PORT OF ElV.YoRK.............DEC. l.
GlenrRd.

Steamers LOUISIANA Laviess Orleans Key West South
erner, Dickinson, Charleston.
Ships Quesn GrswoH London Gswod Vista,
Howard New Orleans Elwe Zaet2n Chase, New Orleans
K,sguith
Bres Bladder nor Anderson Buenos Ares Meiucke
Ocean Bird Forop ST Thomas Russell Norton; Monte Crto
Young Navy Bay Panama Railroad RogeG, Crows Chsgss
osy Sessions Wslfon, Mathers Wntsor Ms souls Whitney
Florida Corson Jago; Fairfield psuisd Ae1an
GsorgetoH kc Sarah Merr Strong BALTIMORE Mailer Il
Lord Dan 81 "ehsto Philadelphia Nara Theresa iey
do Jssl er, Howcs Bo.
soop Pointer, Fowler, Philadelphia
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Dianafn-a-.S &c.

vague rsport mentioned ls.,ars
the daa OF Oc tha s Coucod Boston Calcutta
hIk btceI. from Calcutta fo Boston, lost Tha Coneor5a
safe AZ hlurts Shes toach ad
seAs Nc eASe art sept 30 lusny t1ag happened
her II cru!i ret have been utti,
rival at Avg 70 Freuoned C4eaifn
Tie B'ohers fa expected haze fTng eft saa Hads jay
We ,h1k there no r-aon ut apprehension
cE:fs
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SECOND noARp.
NIoNnAY. Dec a-P NJ


In Stocks the markets. rather active and at the
Second Board there was an upward movement
Farmers improved and Norwich was in good de.
mand at improved prices. Erie was steady and
Reading had an upward tendency Governments
were in moderate demand at steady prices
There has not been a large business done in Elk.
changes for the Steamer but the rates are better
Sales first class bills were made st loalOI for
Sterling 5.so05l7! for Francs The supply of
bills is limited
The Atlantic Steamer took about $4,000 in
silver
In freights there is nothing important doing and
the rates are steady. Within a few DAYS
engagements have been made to Liverpool
for 200 bbls. Oils, eos 200 ties. Beef Is.
Sd 03s; and 10 tuns Logwood, 15s. To Glas.
gov, 5000 bbls. Flour IS. Sd 100 bbls. Beef
IS. and 50 tuus lockwood on private terms. To
London, 1000 bXs Cheese, sos; 80 ties. Beef, As .
l2o bxs. Tobacco, IS. Cd, Potash, 20s. and 500
bbls Resin, on private terms. To California >. 500
bbls at so 060 cents p foot. The bark Ann Hood
has been bought for this trade, on private terms
The Imports at this port for November show
decrease OF about three millions of dollars MS com
pared with October OF which two and half mil
lions were merchandise. They are however
larger than that of November last year. Tie
figures are as annexed
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SALEM DEC 81 Register OlireAr bark LUCIA Mara isr
ZlGztar SEP Iyory coffee, ska &c George Wet
att otfs b5 sacraInso, CoaStun, Tor Mozambique. from
Aug 70 End ressd by he Lgc MARIA Sept 49, t 70 Ion 4
near her pp Of GestisatE Spoke Nov lat W
Crors;att iiatg, I'm Blenos Ayfes sept for Boston.
sarS looo aFes Iar15ar 5spt5 s, Helena IVORY cot
lee gun scat dc to Shepard IL American vessel a.
H. a. st teeaa ing Perry Leu; Foote commander. all we'll
Tor Coat OF a2 or ds No Am merchant bad oles
tce Get IL Passengers the ioeoChas Wai Esq Co-7u
AZ ZANZIBAR ~ d servant
BARI WI 2,hrodeE Henry Uptoo, Rio Gr4HIe H. hides
hons &c 10 Rob-r. Upton. Lett bark Delegate Mthl for "a
en 20 ds Scotia Hubbard Hs; csrbee aIcCfn;on Boston,
Juy ~ arr Oct 49, oil tho get Sid
IN CO win brig sa aaean Lare for Rio Jauero Spoke Nov
Ia q u ~ Ion - 49, brig Wa n1udrg Gspi 70
for Derara Nov -. lat % 70 n Ion 60 Mary Anne tBt
DemHraTa for Gteeooeki y, M 81 TO- lon Tottsn
I'm boston. Newport Turtle Key IN b,yins
experienced eavy sae IN w q which
leak badly, AID washed the mate M An
houv nf hewpert; Dec Haa,utat 5hoal HNE Il miles
big PiDta. In Esstport for New York
Eng ulerica, Tr-a0 well, Ph,laospbia.
CO. afk Ton CorHin John lrberf Zlnzb.r, Shepard
brss prFco " Pubeck RIO Gfa1ds Hpore Shepard
Hobart Para, Jro Seftram
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Arrived,

Georgia, Porter Chagre Nov Havaua
g. specie Roberts. The Georgia of Hook
on Friday night at O'Clock waiting for pilot
Mail steamship lsja, JudAIns, Liverpool Nov 80 mdse,
J Nov 80 passed chips Rcscus, hence and Berne
gong day, Pm ship Caander day II PM.
passed r II steamship Canada.
Sea Rowland Portsmouth, Nh bias.,
Grinnell mlnturn i Co.
Bark Hef.lla Baxter, Fall River, De, in ballast
Swedish brig trscoaa Christian Port Prince If d ogwood
to Fuuck NeincAe. Vessels len known.
Bug Industry, Pike Turks Island salt to Towner of New
Law where the bound
skohed Curacao 10th Nov m4se. Fonlke
Sous brig Sarah, Conan, sid for the spanh Nov;
load Boston after going Spanish
Sch mn Flowers, Capln, Hartford, ? Js
Sch WIN Bird, Miller PoushA eepse Tor Philadelphia.
Sch Leprelei, Bray, NIayen, IN ballast
Sch Anti, -, Maven, IN ballast
Sch kedron, Bridgeport bnd to Philadelphia IN ballast:
Sch Potomac Hi, Sullivan, de- granite, TO Navy Yard
Sch Abbott Lawrence, Allen Boston, ts mdse opgue
iHson & Co.
Sch Jenny Lind. NHaven, ballast
sloop Radiant Parker, Proydeuc-, donsstics.
Sloop Oregon, surgess, Providence, domestcs
FELLOWSHIP Columbo, Gerrh, Liverpool days ndss and
passengers, McGaw Fo.:e Co Tbn is anchor
er Bay
sAlLED-steamar Atlantic West Liverpool.
WlND-At sunset Ne, with rain andfog
ships Guy MannsIng and Isaac Wright, Liverpool At
anchor Lower Bay Also several other outward bound esse
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Slit, Coubrough u suits Circular.

LIVERPOOL, Fraay Nov p
RAtoN-No change in this article The stock now is
very limited, consequently transactions UnimporanL
BEEFHolders having submitted a material reduction
previous some few sales have been made but The
demand generally has been without improvement
CHEESE-Ata decline OF Is per evil FAIR business has
been done in this article
Corn, &c-A fair business has been transacted during
The week slightly advanced rates for Wheat aid Flour
and Indian Cora being in speculative demand sold freely
ut 6d0ls per quarter advance Todays market dull,
ever, remain firm.
LARp-The demand has not been quite SO acye and
some holders nave submitted 10 slight reduction on pre-
vous rates of the week AMOUNT lo0 iUus The STOCK is
getting mo small compass
OLsTrifng sales OF Sperm have been made al asa
PoRK rules dun, and few sales are reported
RIcE-About $50 uerccs sold IL Improved rates namely
17s Cd for middlng. upto l9s FOR good quality
RssN7006bls sod al IS Id for commono 9s Cd for fine
TAR-No salee.
TuRPEsriSEsQ0 bts good rough sold al Is ID PEI cwt
STirT, C0UBROUGa& SrlTp.
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Boston,
Nov 49, Grand Turk passed OHIO hence for Saaa Cruz
tCubs) SUSSEX Aasson is ian Baumoe Jamaica.
Ion y OF. B bark Sestor, with engsnts, co
London for Por; Adelaide. 60 IS ont all yell
- S Ion w ship showing
M W a white square ceuter strerugS.
Nov Oh Point a ship supposed the Spgndi,
I'm HARE tor Nev YORK.
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Parsons, Day Il Co.'s Market Circular
Correspondence of The Tribune,

Per Asa LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Nov Is, 1850
AsHgs,-There is no Improvement to notice in the de
maud small sales have been made rs Sd for Pots aud
29sa29s I'D e cwi for Pearls. About 200 bbs all faults
sold by auction at 27sGD27s Cd y cwi.
BEEF-The demand continues very limited, and some
forced sales have been made reduction Of 4sQ5S p zee
About 200 Eerces have been sold during the week
BEEswAX-With better demand, 5 10 tunS sold al
70 TO fS rs 6d for good West India and Sc IS So los
y for East India,
BuTTER-A further decline of IS p cwt has heea sub
United 10, at which the demand is limited No business
has been passing in Grease Butter
CnEEsEAbout 500 toxes sold this week al decline OF
Is y cwt our last quotations.
CoooA-acets better demand, 100 bags Guayagil sold
al SIS $scwt.
CoryEE-The demand continues limited without change
m price the sales consist Of 100 heroes Jamaica by
ticn al full rates
CoRN-We have this week report more animation in
our Corn Market and greater degree OF confidence has
oeen exhibited by Mlers and Dealers in their operations
ana a snsht advance has been paid on all articles.
Al tuesdays mari e the attendance large and illl
average o0snest was done. Wheat in fair request
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OF the 100000 there were S4340OO taken at
81 20 and 81 S. inclusive. In addition to the
above there were bids for $4,000 which were
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For Bremen.
From Bremen.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
HERMANN,.,... CRABTREE. FIN York Frd. Dec 20
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Eurnne.
FOR AmeTYcn.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
CoLLlNys LiNE-SaRs from Nelo York.
pACIFlC. Capt NYE....... For Liverpool. Sat Dec. Il
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ions Of the Austrian Cabinet The move

,entions Of the Austrian Cabinet The move
nent Of troops continues,
Fives, 9q3; -Four and Half Per Cents, so3
Exchange on London, u forms, IA kreutzcrs.
CENTRAL GERMANY
FnApXrohT, Nov. 20, 1850.
Another corps of Prussian reserves was 40
nounced at Cassel, or the 10Th The corps OF
General Grocven had received reiniorcements-
II had advanced to Burgham on the Fuida road.
The Federal army, of 50 0o0 men, is still in aud
around Fulda. Having consumed the substance
Of the districts they occupy, hunger will soon com
pei them either to advance or retreat
Exchanges, Nov. 2O-Fives, n Foars, 90.
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Nor AHertcHs
CuNARp LLNE-Sails from

CuNARD IINE-SdiLs from LiseTpooL
AMERICA. Capt. For Boston,. Sat. Nov so
AFRICA. Capt.-- For n, York. Sat. Dec 7
CANADA. Capt. For Boston. Sat Dec. Il
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CoLLINs's LINE-Sads from liverpool
BALTIC.. Capt. CoMsToCK For n York Sat. Dec. II
PACIFIC .. Capt NYE.,..... For n York Sat. Dec Is
ATLANTIC Capt WEsT.... For N. York. Sat Jan. II