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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-05
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, Nov. 4-6 p. NJ
AsHEs.ws noticed no important variation in
prices, while the demand good. The sales
pfsed so bbls at So rs fer pearls and So l2 for pots
Bns..ssSsss -FlOur.--The common brands Of State
IS well as for the East While the medium grades were
dull and heavy. The better descriptions
inquired for and full II better prices realized
The receipts continued steady. The SALES reached
l7,OC0 bbls including 3o00 Canadian at 81 621 81
60 which shows improvement; ordinary to straight
State, at 81 SO 81 62f mixed to straight Indiana
and Michigan at 81 So 81 6Ssf; and pure Genesee,
at 81 "a SIS. The limited amount Of Southern -four
Offering to day checked transactions while prices
mained reported in our last. We note sales OF 800
bbs. et 81 81 SIS for mixed to straight brands and
SEQ bbls Richmond City, at SO S7k SO cay. In Rye
Flour we have no new feature TO record, while sales
have been made Of loo bills, at So 1sA IS Is. Corn
MeaI was dull and nominal at So l2S for Jersey.
Wheat more buoysut with good milling inquiry
The operations add up 500 bushels good mixed Ohio
at 81 O3. and 1900 do. good TO prime Canadian at
"a 81 GO. Rye was pretty active, with sales of 900
bushels, at "a 1sls There but little Barley to be
had day. and IN the absence Of sales prices would be
nominal In Oats no marked change has been observ-
ed while tho sales pretty large at 10 axe for
State and Canadian, and 81 500. for Jersey. Corn
opened steady bat closed dull at rather easier rates
The arrivals appeared to be what larger Sales
were made Of 10 coo bushels NJ NE Tor mixed West.
eIn, TO for round yellow and Tic for Southern
Willy yellow.
views Of operators. We noticed sale OF 200 cha
drong Scotch coal IS 49, four months for steamers
use Liverpool was steady, az IS 60 per chaldron.
CorrEE-We have TO report sales Of $50 bags Rio,
part at III Co.; and the residue terms not made
public; 70 TO 100 bags Jave, Et 12ai 13c; aud
email lots st. Domingo, at 10 cents The market was
very firm, and inquiry active
CorIoN The market continues quiet holders and
buyers equally udei snt about operations the state
elections OF TO morrow appearing 10 create unusual
interest. Connrmstory accounts Of the killing frost
were received to- day tom Mobile, Montgomery, and
other southwest towns. Sales 600 bales.
On
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POOL CIAesurcATfoN.

In v,
FREicHrs -Rst remained about the same a. at the
closs on Saturday via Is Cd for -four 32i for cot
ton, ~ sbHd asked for wheat 2Os. for cheese with
moderate engagements tor Liverpool To London en-.
gsgements were light. at previous rates To Havre,
the packet OF the 10th continued TO take cotton at
sc To California rates ruled from 60 a al
FEuIrs The sales to-day foot mp 500 whole boxes;
SEQ half do and SEQ quarter do. bunch rasius at 81
10 fer whole 81 12 Tor halves and 6Oc for quarters
Zsnte cold to the extent of % barrels at re
Hr.-we have TO report sales Of SEQ bales North
river for home consumption, at IS q 5jc. There
nothing doing foe export.
Hrsr was steady with small sale. dew ro.tsd sl15a
$40.
more buoysnt and some holders seen unwilling TO
tell their stocks at the prices which buyers offer All
the Buenos Ayres nov In the market In the hands
ses within the past four days, consst OF 600 Porto
CAbelo's averaging % lbs. at 1lko less per cent
for caah; $500 Carhagcns. average weight rs lbs at
loISc o months credit; and 1900 wsr.n green
saIted, 60 lbs at 81 cents A lot Of 500 Buenos
AJres disposed Of but the prices have not
I,.p uas h,is firm at 81 So
L.THs.-some 10000 Eastern have been sold al
LrArHrp THE amount in the market at present Is
large excepting light weights which not plenty
az irbt and medium vtiyhts henlo.s soid ~ 1lX a
Ice In prices u oak sols we observe no material
alteration while the ssles are moderate.
Itur-Me quote common Rocklsnd OF IS n S7lsc.,
aud Jumps 81 l2h 81 1SA, with light sales
NotassEs continued heavy az former rates. No
large transactions have been reported.
Naval sronrs.-Tbe last sale Of Wilmington COM
mon resin was made az ~ IS 81 IS and spirits tur
pent,re AZ slc cssb; ana "a q s4I;s and & montns
Ous-Ihe market fer linsced, from stsre, has ad-
yanced stidlv since Saturday owing 90 the active
cemsnd frsm the country sad oty trade The sales
OF this day reached 5OsO 5000 gallons at zoo la
casks, end use in btls for English and best Ameri
car, 10 iots Some ho dsrs demand SOc in bAs.
TscUstors Pork The msrket was more active
while holders In order 70 elect sales wers compelled
to sc,ept easter rates Scme 500 barrels have chang
% beno, at so 6s7t $40 IS for me's and ss 9ik
IS sf% for prime. Thin mess was selling rs $40 IS
1ie INJURY wes mostly for the Cesadas. Beet was
fcan ttfy heavy The sales ony reached 100 barrels
couutiv on terrro not ascettHined Prime mess was
offered ore freely and noticed sales ~ $40 tierces
~ IS 70 Si5 arrive the lstter price being paid
for ? surefior mark Of chicago Beet Hams uomi
raj u about former rates. The market for Lard
81 ady bot Rotive Let ot $50 barrels sold 81 ISL
for prize with occasional saleat Batter ot thu
medium and better qualities was In steady demand but
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On Monday, November 4. Of consumption, RosasA
MuRnr in the 3oth year OF her age nece Of John and
Patrick Murray.
Her funeral win take place precisely at O'Clock p
NJ, On Wednesday, Nov. o, from the house OF her
brother inlaw, John Lesry, No IL Atlantic street,
On Sunday November 8. in the s5th year Of his age
JANIS MonAsGE, native of bordeaux.
lis funeral will take place from st Vincent dPnulis
Church Canal street ut half past IL O'Clock this day
The friends of the family respectfully ytsd to
attend, without furth' invitation:
On Thursday, October 81 Mrs ELIZABETH BARBER,
eyed 81 wife OF Thos Barber. Also Saturday, No
vembsr RoHERI ALBERT BAsnER, aged years, SON OF
Thoa Eatber, Philadelphis Inferred In Greenwood
naliimore papers please copy.
On Monday, November 4, OF dropsy, Mrs. ELtt,nErH
Lane native Of Scotland In the AID year of her age
The friends of the family, aud those Of her SON
In law, H. Moses are respectfully invited to attend
her funeral this day, (ruesday) from her late resi-
dence n 20 Ilam mersey street, at o'clock without
further invitation.
At Cold Bpring, at the residence Of his sistern law
Mrs. Q. n. msson. Wednesday Octobsr 81, RICHARD
q. Masoy, in the 37th year of his age.
Philadelphia papers please copy
At Ceoper's Wells Miss October 20, Mr. STEPHEN H.
HEHRtcN In the Goth year OF his age formerly resi-
dent e this city. and lately Of 81. Louis, Mo.
wife Of Charles Mccarthy, aged II years, IL months
and IL Gays.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
attend her fnuorn from her late residence, No. lie
Twopty-sighth street. Wednesday, November 6, at
half pact o'clock 2. NJ, without further invitation.
Her remains will be taken TO Bush wick for nterment
saw the dread destroyer win his way;
That hollow cough frat rang the fatal fnell;
Upon my lite prophet warning fell
Feeble aud slow thr light To- tstept grew,
Thy wasting cheek put deaths pAiiil hue,
1hy thin pale hand e. mine weakly clunr,
As those sweet words foil from thy tongue
81 am going 20 sweet Jesus"
On Monday evening, November 4, JULt,, wife
Samuel Mott Leggst and daughter Of the late Jordan
Coles aged 80 years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
specially invited to attend her funeral without fur
Their invitation. on Wednesday, November o, at ~
o'clock, nom her late residence, No 103 West Thr-
teepth street
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Telegraphic Reports.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 2, 1850.
Cotton is unchanged. Flour is heavy. Corn is very
scarce Bscon-sales are making at go. q 10. Mess
pork at s11 so Sill rs. 5000 hhds Rio coffee sold at
10Kc. allie.
NRw ORLEANS, Nov. 8, 1850.
The cotton market here yesterday steady at
1910. for middling. Breadstufs unchanged. Sales of
bacon, Sides at 6lo To- per lb. Whisky firm at &c.,
q &c. per gallon.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. A, 1850.
Gotten has declined an eighth. The sales Of las.
week 600 bales. Flour heavy, owing to rise
reported in the upper rivers. Yellow TAG. Oats
SIC. Rio Coffee-1O0O bags have been sold at 1o1l
lilo. Provisions unchanged. Sugar has declined
and fair Is held at So $50 Molassss 1S1lc. Hay
SIS so per ton.
Nov. A. P. M.-Flour is heavy; st. Louis is dull at
81 So the stock is 4,o7o bbls. Oats declined to soc
Lard-40O bbls have sold at "a 79Sc. Bacon sides
are scarce at 60 7Zc. Whiskey is at &c.
sr. Louis, Nov. /, 1850.
The market for wheat and -four is active with sales
of the latter at SO rs 81 so TO. the whole range.
Wheat rules steady at COO Soc, The supply Of corn
is moderate and holders firm At Sss soc Sales Of
hemp Ss7 $93 per ton. Tobacco market stiff.
CINCINNATI, Nov. A. 1850.
Flour is in moderate demand, at 50 50. Grain Is
without change Good request for cattle. 70 head sold
to- day at So per cwt Butness is increasing and the
river is still rising.
BALTIMORE, NOV. A, 1901.
The market for coffee is firm, with a fair demand
Holders of -four are steady, and sales making of
Howard street and City Mills at 81 rs. Rye flour is
and wanted The nominal rate Is So SO for good
parcels. Sales Of Pennsylvania corn meal at SO 50
o6 The market for wheat 10 steady with sales Of 800
bushels good to prime red at 9Go q 81 OF Corn firm
and in fair demand sales 1000 bushels old yellow at
Go a ESQ., There is considerable coming In
Provisions unchanged; sales Pork at $11 Sill So
Holders Of tobacco are nrm, and do not press the
market.
ALBANY, Nov. Al NJ.
Receipts within the past forty eight hours Flour,
10000 bbls wheat, $500 bush; Corn, 1880 bush
THERE'S a strong steady trade demand for -four but
large sales could not be effected except at conces
sion Of prices The sale 200 bills at the rates of
Saturday which less nominal. For wheat
there good milling demand, and prices steady
The sales are e400 bushels including Ohio, at 81 Oh;
and Genesee at 81 IL 81 ID The inquiry for is
fair, and quotations remain about the Barley Is
In fair demand at steady prices sales Of 66o0 bushels
were made at ole. Oats unchanged, and sales
making prime at Acc.
0swEoo, Nov. A. 1850.
Arrived by the lake during forty eight hours forty
vessels with 700 bnshes wheat and s25 barrels Of
-four Cleared by the canal during the time,
twenty three boats laden with 81 400 bushels wheat
and 10,S00 barrels Of -four The tolls amount to
S3,2I9.
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LATE FROM VENEzUELA.-The fast sailing brig
Fayetteville, Captain Reed, arrived at Baltimore,
on Saturday, from Porto Cabeilo' win dates 70 the
for Preside nj, as far az the returns had been
ceiyed up 10 the time of his sailing, has resulted
in the choice Of M. Monagas, the present incum-
bents brother. Should he fail to receive the
electoral vote, he will be elected by Congress In
consequence of this result il predicted by the
most knowing ones in Venezuela that within three
or four months that country will be the scene Of
another revolution. We further learn from Capt
Read, that from the 9Th to the 9Th ut., there had
been some ten or twelve arrests of persons in Ca
racas, on the charge of conspiracy against the
government. These persons were among the most
to widen the breach between the people and the
government.-BdH. Anler.
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increase tbs year on the total has been $2Sl1l26 The
ncresss Has been princi psly In domestic produce.
During the past month the exports to Ohagres have
been unusually large, and on the whole there has
been much better distribution of shipme than we
have ever noticed before. Our expert trade with
France has increased very rapidly during the past six
months This 10 very favorable feature In the CON-
msrce Of this port, which hope will extend aud
become permanent. Great Britain has too long been
the dstributor Of products and 1t Ia full time
export trade should be more direct.
The imports Of dutable merchandise and specie into
this port the amount of merchandise withdrawn from
warehouse, and amount warehoused for the month Of
October, were an annexed -
COMMERCE THE PoRr New YoRK-vALUE OF
Imports
From Warehouse 1,ll5O72 36S,634
Wareh0used. -. 953 $50 3046E
The amount Of dutiabls merchandise put upon the
market during the month Of October, 1850, was
s7S64o37 upon which duties to the amount of 81 $685.
ss4 paid The importstions in October quite
moderate for the season. and far as We can judge
from the daily cash receipts at the Custom House. the
imports for November likely to be comparatively
more limited.
The exports from Baltimore, for the week ending on
Thursday, amounted in the aggregate to $l70490 A.
The principal articles shipped bresdstuRs and
tobacco Of the former there II 678 bills of feur,
besides quantities Of corn and meal and Of the
latter 1851 hhds During the month Of October there
were entered at the Baltimore Custom House, from
foreign ports, Al vessels: viz 10 ships, barks IS
briggs and Is schooners of which number So had duti
able cargoes, free cargoes and were In ballast.
There arrived from cosstwise ports during the
time lis vessels viz 6 bsrks IA briggs and So schooners
making total of arrivals for October Of 165 vessels
OF the arrivals, ~ were British Bremen, Russian
Danish, Hamburg, Holland, under the flag of
Schleswig Hosten, and 146 American. There were
cleared for foreign ports and California during
the same period 40 vessels, of which 26 were
American, II British, Bremen, New Granadian,
! Russian, i Swedish, and ! Hamburg. These
vessels were of the following denominations, viz
ships barks brigs 90 aud schooners 49, their ag-
gregate tonnage amounted to H. 527 TONS and there
employed In navigating them 4S2 mon. The fol-
lowing statement of the destination Of these
sells viz TO various ports in the West Indies 49, Rio
de Janeiro Q, Spanish Maine 2, Holland 2, Bremen g.
France 2, Liverpool l. Rio Grande /, Pernambuco 1,
and California The total value OF exports during
the month, by these clearances $765 697 90, Of
which those to California amount $2563O9 So From
this statement 1t will be seen that merchandise valued
at upwards Of quarter Of q million of dollars, has
been sent to California during the last month, and
that during the same period, the actual foreign
ports have gone beyond half Million exclusive of the
shipments to California
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NEWS BY THE MAI LIS.
o,.- philadelphia Correspondence.

nw.T
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4, 1850.
The Mp Prosecuting Attorney-Assa,dt tcith a
sfung Shot-Attenipt at S1ieide-Lau~oh Of a
Steassship, &c.
II. h. Kneass, Esq, the newly elected At
tsrney General, was this morning sworn in, and
entered upon the duties of his post. A petition had
reyiously been presented on the part of VIM b.
eed, Esq, contesting the right of his opponent,
Mr. Kneass, to the office of Attorney General, on
he ground of an undue election and false return;
bat Judge Parsons said that the fact of Mr. kneass
sing sw orn in would not affect the prayer OF the
decision dsadvantageously.
Owing to the fog last night, the passengers by
the Pilot Line from New York were landed at the
depot in Kensington. One of the strangers, named
Daily, who was in company with his wife, was
assaulted with slung shot by rowdy, and seri-
ously injured:
Northern Liberty police, made an attempt at suicide
Yesterday, by cutting his throat with razor. His
injuries are serious, and may prove fatal.
Bridget Mccormick. a servant in the family of
town, was dreadfully burned by her clothes catch
ing fire last night. She is now at the hospital, in
helpless state.
Cope's new packet ship, the Tonawanda, cleared
this morning, on her first trip to Liverpool. She is
our largest ship, and registers 23S TONS Captain
John W. MiesEen is her commander.
Another propeller steamship, l20 feet long, was
launched at noon to-day, from Messrs. Bireley's
shipyard, Kensngton, making two, within week,
by these enterprising builders. They are both
proceed TO California. The engines of both
have been. built at the Penn Works of Messrs.
Reaney, Neate, Co, and are now ready to
be put on board. The machinery of larger
building at the Penn Works The hull is in
progress at Wilmington, Delaware.
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The common descriptions being very plenty and not
much inquired for were . trine easier. Cheese-Ths
receipts large while the common qualities were
duh and heavy. We quote at 6H 9 osie.
Res The supply OF the new crop was fair, while
the steady with sales of rs casks fair to
prime at So 30 q So 62h. The exports during last
week amounted TO 430 casks and barrels.
susARs-The stock on hand not heavy, while
the trade buy freely The sale embraced so hhds.
Porto Rico at exc so do. Cuba at 6h Tel and about
200 boxes brown Havana at 6H a7c.
sP RITs Holders firm for prison and Ohio
whisky at $50 barrels sold at and Drudge at &c
TALLow-Prime Rendered continued in fair req uest,
with sales ut ~ TX tor common to prime. The
ports last week were 80, GA lbs.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

YHnApBLPruA. Mover Der A-dfer Sales-Si0O0 Reading
Railroad 6 10 7Si GOO Psnna So 92 800 ans Reading
Railroad 33 G0O do. 33 100 do, 3z 400 Morris Canal
2la. 200 do dix. Board-sOO0 camden and Amboy
Railroad 6s 95 l25l Pennsylvana 5 ON 5000 Reading
Railroad 6s TO- 7s; 100 SIS e 5000 Schuyl-
kill Naysaon s. 6 4os Is shares Psnnsylvsna Rail
after Sdlcs-sC0 Reading Railroad 6s 1914; 1000 Unitea
States S. 62 l1 500 shares Norris Canal so Reading
Railroad, $3.50; Kentucky Bank, 1854
BALTIMORE November 2-305 shares Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad 77a7es; $500 Baltimore S. 1859 lo4 1917 do
1890 l0 "a shares Marine Bank 2S 400 York and Cum
berland Railroad 20a2o 100 Baltimore and susqushaR-
nah Railroad s6ha IS Farmers aud Planters Bank 81
$4,000 Baltimore Ohio Railroad Bonds 1867 9 81 shs
Bank Of Baltimore, 96AaN.
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shirs-vobert Hooker, PIKE, san Francisco, koore
UIion Davis DO Frost BickG Cerea Mcguire Charleston
Barks-Csthtrine, sJmes, bt harks, &c; william Ann
lprD soot St John MR. Jane Villa hason, Mobile
II ID nurlbut h Co; Laeonis, Howee, Philadelphia
BrigEizira, Campbell Natar1as via Cardena Curtis
Cos Tlsts tbr) MDonsld, halifax. nEversi Sarah,
Mobile Eagle Hszsrdj Geo Washington tBr), EkeuIis
sshrsLiberty (uan L.ns, TeperiTe schmist Bslehep
Hay Beason BraEos st Jago sarde; Adonia (Brl
Cochran, Halfar, Dealeyt Barnard, Saunders, 81
Asrks NO. IIurltut Co; Louisine, SMITH Chsre,ton
IoritoNu, Wogam; Peterseurg hartha Maria, Nekerson
Salem; kmm, Botehkiss, Fsrten New dsNen.
stesmer-Ironsdes Green, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Propeller Merlin BrI sampson Halifax days, In ball
last, Cunrojr Saw several ves'is the passage
ct 3 O'tloek
ship Rctsr Center (now Arnold Con River "a hours. in
ballast, - Center n Co.
Bsk Helen (of Thomsssonl Umer Malaga 80 days psss
cd Gibraltar Out With ut 20 Robinson PHELPS Co Oct
alien abres Of the Rock shot was hred from the FORE
Which shattered The stock of the 'oehor and passed within
Eafk Kate Lincoln, Thompson, Flo Grande t5t pedrol
SeTtSd, with hices &C, " lnnis Co. sept BARK Don
Pedro 2d Borsrd from Rio Gtande for verpoo 18th, LAT
% % Ion 90 20 trig Jane Jessie from Rio Jtneiro fs.
hvtrJocL 10 dsysout ss' lst g. lat ~ brig Anna VS.
Ii en- from London ior Bysnos hyre t,sset eg Aera d.
sesy IRON Nfetk geisg ~ ha1 boon ~ days on toe Tar
Bra Florence, Borkins Sorry, ~ days, With spars
big Sarah Peters, Mcfarland Elsvorth. dsis with
lunh.r.
pris retrot olcbrs, cssis days. with ists 10 Smith
seb ssas (sf Nsvsurypo,,l crssns. IN Ju,n ie Mo
sssns, SEPT 2h With tids TO snsy stssVn Oct lsh.
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on Cape Marc spoke sohr rsana days for Ssvaaa Tor
native Of England
s ehr Ni.ssIs, Young. Philadslphis. sdsya
sehr sophia Godfrey, French. Philadelphia
sehr kiots. Chace. Boston, days
echr Tomah. Trmble. Calais, q days.
sohr Velocity. Murray, Lsbee. 6dsys.
sehr Lucy White, Torrey Thomaston, days.
schr Glenroy, Morey Gardiner bound to Hudson.
sohr Amanda, Robins Cutler, Is daya
fchr Enterprise. Mitchell, Harrington. 6days.
Schr Presto, lnsAlls, Msehxss, g dsyG
sehr Henrietta, Hines, Eden.
Scbr TUCKER, -, Ellsworth, days.
Schr Coral, Niokerson, Dennis. days
echr Bay State, Ryder Boston. days.
Below.
PACKET ship Universe. Bird 30 days Liverpool With
mdfc and passengers, to Williams h Guion. -
chip Venice, from Havre.
Slip America, from Liverpool.
Allo, ship, 4 barks and brig. unknown.
report Of the arrival Of the bark Maris
from Neuvas in yesterdays being
port having arrived the 18th September The
through the Of old becoming mixed with
the fresh arrivals.
Nov Wind very light during the day. from about NE.
and foxy.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

Bo6ToN, Nov Z.
Aniyed-schrs Congress. Wilmington. NC; Chapel Phil
adelphia.
Clared-ships Parsment for Liverpool; Nalabar Nor
leans; brgs hanzania. St Thomas; Persia xanzania;
schr Alert, Philadelphia.
CHARLIsreN, Nov l.
Airved-Bark Atlantis. NYork: brig Tybee, do.
Sailed 2dSteamshp Southerner, NYork bark Carolina,
NYork.
FAIL RvEn, Nov /.
Sailed-Schrs virg nia Phladelphia; Planter Albany
NEW OnLEAHs Oct ~.
Arrived-Ships Jersey, and Maid Of Orleans, NYork
New BEDvoRD. Nov2
AYrived-schr VIM Brown. NYOrk; 50, Choctaw, Phla-
delphis.
Providence, Nov ..
Arrived-Sloops Eddy and Hawkins, NYork.
Sailed 3d-Schrs Somers, Mead, Eli Townsend
Philadelphia II A West, Albany; Franklin, and Adele
York soops VIM Mount and Eliza, Albany; Editor, and
Harvest, NYork.
PORTLAND. Nov q
Arrived-Barhs Louisa Eaton and Hale, NYork; sohr
Patriot, do.
Cissred-ship Jones, NYork; schr Warren, do.