Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24

ant-hOderS are keeping away Hof"'"0 "@isese%
pecting to hear of further advances whiskegss
| Weather cool and fine.
Foreign @S News y,
| Arrival Of the 49, Steamer ASIA
NEW loRk, Oct. %.
The Asia arrived this morning between
10 and | | o'clock, " it'll dates from Liser-
pool to the 18th October.
MARKLrs.--Lard; considerable business
done at good prices, sales OF 4Oo tons
GAS. Sd. TO 35s. No improvement IN de-
mand for beef; Pork very firm, but little
doing; Bacon steady at full prices; shout
dere ready sale at extreme prices; hams
neglected; Cheese coming forward, ready
sales at Sd; for good quality; Flour hrn,
| sales of American brands al 23s. TO rs,
good brands at l9s. to 22s.; Wheat, white
a, s.. Sd. to IS. 3d.; Lead, D.. Sd. to 6s;
Corn, in moderate request al 2os. per q.
of $50 lbs. The grain trade has bsenge-
morally dull and bu. little doing In any AZ.
licle. The Europa sailed al boon ior Law
erpool with IS passengers. The A'ias a.
rived out a, Liverpool in 10 days and
hours, and the Pacific in 10 days and ~
| hours.
The Queen of England had returnedlO
London from the Highlands.
The town council OF Liverpool had re-
fused TO sanction fires and lights on board
ships in their docks, despite the recon-
mendation of the dock committee. The
subject is eli some importance TO Ameri-
can vessels. An effort is about 10 Be
made 10 form line of steamers Of great
power and tonnage, TO run between Eng
land and Canada. The experiment would
be tried by taking passengers for $40 10
$50 head. The official report Of the
board of trade for the month ending the
9th of October, has been published and
proved satisfactory, although falling %
| compared W irir tire same notuh last car.
SrA1N.--The expedition for Cuba va,
10 sail on the 18th Oct. Gen. Concha
wished not TO set out till the end Of the
month, but recent intelligence from the
U. States FASTENED the departure.
DENMARx.-At the attempt 10 take
the town of Fredjeehstadt, the repulse
was most decisive, and the beseiging gun
lost, is said that France, England, Aus
tra and the German States, have positive
" decided in favor of Denmark and that
the duchies will be informed they must re-
irain from further ho>tilities and abide
the award OF the intervening parties.
FRAscE.-The President seems TO be
advancing step by step in his ambitious
career. He continues having the most
splendid reviews of the troops. The
latest champs de salut was OF cavalry
$4,000 strong. Latter place on the 10Th.
The queen OF the Belg'ans is in = hope
less condition, getting weaker daily.
InAmerican Securities no extensive op-
erations have taken place, and quotations
same as last week.
New YoRK, Oct. g.
The steamer Ohio arrived at 10 o'clock
last night. She left Havana on the 18Th
of Oct, and brings 200 passenger. and the
California mails, with a considerable =
mount of gold in the hands of passengers.
News unimportant. Col. Graham, Of the
Typographical Engineers, is actively en-
gagged in preparing for an early departure
for Texas, TO assume the direction oil the
Typographical division Of the Mexican
Boundary Commission. M. Mcclellan,
the present commander, will be compelled
10 return from continued indisposition.
New York Market. Oct. 70.
FLouR--Fair demand for better grade
of state and western; but low grades heavy
and dropping with small inquiry for 81.
port restricted by the announcement q
steamers news. Sales Of 4400 bbls. at
$3.50 TO $4 62a; common state at $500
to $4 "a; state at S4,56 10 $4,64.
500 bbls prime Genessee so called o.
$4,75 TO $4,s4 little doing in wheat
supply good waiting steamer sdsices-
Corn without change, sales 1000 bushels
at 65a TO &c., western mixed at 66o yves
tern whiskey steady. Provisions IN ialf
: demand; Pork for Canadian market steady.
sales Of 500 bbls. at 81 ,06; mess $685.
prime beef very heevy, and market croop'
ing at 81 TO 5000 per bbl.
FLORIDA ELEcr,os.--M Montgomery, Al,
> ALBANIA, Oct l2,h. We have pretty iuia
, returns from Florida, which show US
election TO Congress of MIR Cabeii 'ns
president Wing member.
New ORLEANS, Oct 10. A report mas
been received from the agents Of the L.
, huantepec Railroad Co, now on the is.h-
! mus, which is highly encouraging. Inc