The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13
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[Telegraphed-For the Southern Press.l
NEW YoRK, Nov. 12-2 p. m.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Tine American mail steamship Atlantic arrived
here to-day about half past one O'Clock. She
brings dates from Liverpool to the Both ult., ard
London dates to the 29th She has a full freight
and compliment of passengers. The Atlantic left
the dock at Liverpool at p. m on the 30th ult.
Cotton Market, Liverpool, November 3d.
The Cotton market remaining steady, and the quo
tations of last Friday fully sustained, viz
from New Orleans s.! for fair Uplands, and Mo-
bile Sd. The sales during four days amounted to
"a, 900 bales Of which s,40O bales were taken for
export, and on speculation, consisting of about
equal quantity Of American, Brazil, aud Surat.
The imports since Thursday, are 6 ,574 bales from
the United States and l ,739 bales from the East
Indies, making total Of 8 1913 bales
Breadstufs.-The demand for wheat has only
been moderate. and prices of this day week, are
Flour is held firmly at the quotations brought
by the Africa, and in good request.
Oats and peas are trife lower.
Indian corn is in fair demand, ut full prices, as
quoted by the Africa.
Provsions--The stock Of American provisions,
old bacon especially, is rapidly being reduced.
The demand continues good, and what remains on
hand will doubtless be cleared out ut full prices
Shoulders scarce, and more inquired for Ba.
con sides 80 $685., shoulders 81 22s., hams q
a 80 shillings. ...-.
Lard, owing to the extreme rates demanded, has
sold less freely. The market, however, closed
firm at 81 a 37s. 3D. per cwt
Cheese-Fine quality sells readily on arrival at
steady prices.
The tea market was firm, and more attention has
been paid to fair and medium qualities of Congou
and considerable business been done by private
contract from Is. Sd to Is. Sd. Common green's
and scented teas in more request, and have ad-
vanced Id. per h., which is also realized on the
best kinds.
Coffce-The market continues very firm, and at
the public sale to-day, few odd lots were sold
but the principal parcels were brought in at high
figure.
Dyewoods.-In dyewoods no special alteration
to notice. Sales of ITO tons Campeachy log wood
at &c l2s. Sd. Also, 100 tons Honduras at "a
It's. I'd. Also, 100 tons st. Domingo at "a Is. Cd.
TO G5. Also, 100 tons Cearo at "a 5s. for small
and Is %. Sd. for large. Also, 81 tons Limo
wood at f3 l5s. Cd. per ton.
But little done in Madden, yet prices are sup
ported. A small business only in Quercetron
bark, and the market is in favor of buyers, espe-
cially for fine quality. Sales Of 900 bags Sumar
at IS. Sd. to IS. Cd
The hide market quiet. The sales to-day went
off heavily, and only portion sold. Horns COM
mand higher prices.
Olive oil in good demand at previous rates. Fish
oils also in good request at full prices. Pale seal
80 cts sterling Cod oil 81 lbs. Southern whale
936 los Sperm, ss4 to dfs5. There is more
doing in Seed oils. Lnseed 33s. Cd.
The tobacco market continues firm, and supply
light in all markets with upward movement.
Rice is selling at 15s Sd. to 1885, 4d. per cwt.
Sugars and molasses were quiet, and prices
without any material change. +..'.
The general features of the political news pre-
sent no special change from the prevailing state of
affairs at the time Of the sailing of the Africa.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 12-5 p. NJ.
observe that the Baltimore Patriot purposes
publishing weekly paper, in addition to its daily
and tri-weekly. This is good move in the Pa,
triot, and have no DOUBT the proprietors will find
it of great advantage to their widely known and
deservedly popular establishment. 'a'
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