The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-12

Condition Of tAs Northern Martsts.

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Condition Of ths Northsrm Markets..
" Flour n s9 sSl::ss
g g. 80 osi ds%ss.ss % % III Corn neal o ID
s n ssais Is. las O.
Corn 40 III cents for mixed. and yellow ~ ~
sy; 50 Is @ 9 pss without, s m
key, Is cents The cotton markets. qae, change
in prices.
p.na.y s. IS Four 50 q si'is oo
Corn, yellow, es cents Provisions and groceries wi,hoa,
change. WhisEey. 27a "a cents.
Nev York Gouernor's Election.
Nkw Yonk, Nov. Ill, p. m.-The Tribune claims tho
sssGo Of Hunt governor BY majority Of III.
that the official returns will alone decide the point
arrival Of The Ohio al Nsw Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, November T. 1850 The steamship Ohio.
which arrived here Yesterday from Havana brought Ave
hundred passengers
Hon. T. IT. Benton.
ST LOUIS, November "a speech is shortly expected
Mr. Benton relative in the last session Of
Congress as wei as ms present position so far regards
Trouble Nth The Western Indians.
CisoINNATr. Nov "a despatch from Ksnesvils Mis-
in that region caused by the Omaha Indians. who
al h s1 ms and The flames spread with such spdy Ss
gesa many q The fences outstanding s0Ps and some
The Indians just previous 10 the conilagraon dis
covered ia the OF setting fire the prairie In number
of different places. The Omahas inhabt portion Of the
onb Thew are described y ons u he most dangerous
and eacheIous Of the Indian tribes, and will be likely 70
pioneer farmers baokwoods great deal OF
| trouble.
Great Wing Meeting in Boston.
aa nSs % HUI
Da,d @ I'M sPeaks The oa aGa even
While they all for modification OF the fagitivo.slAv
passed IL favor Of the Uaon and
OF is laws. The hall rang with loud and enthusiastic
cheers for Daniel Webster and the Union
| Aequ'ttal Of Captain Mckinney, &c.
NORFOLK, Nov. 9-Capt. Mckinney and his crew with
charge Of being concerned in the trade. The mates
trial yet iemnaed and is is thought that will ter
The ssaboard and Roanoke railroad opened yes.sr
day far Suffolk The occasion was celebrated BY
From The Sandwich Islands.
Bosros Nov. 9.-We have the Sar Island papers
held al Mannahlika on the ilh Instant permanent or
name Of aHawaiian Agricultural Society" The Hawaiian
Legislature which had been IL session since the 10Th OF
although s!i iloa the effects his illness. He
Of business has been done during the session. and act
Hon CHARLES Bunker United States consul for Hawaii,
specially empowered by the President exchange
caon of the treaty with the United States of.he 10Th Of
December, 1919, had audience with the King before
proceeding his destination He made short address,
and his Majesty, in reply welcomed him to the islands.
him in exchange his ratification oil the treaty,
which he hoped would Tor the good of both nations.
and strengthen those relations Of amy and commerce
which long existed between the Americans and
| Hawaiians.
! From the British Provinces.
BosToS, Nov. 9--We learn from st. John, N. b. that's
nearly thysix vessels Green's Shore Prince Ed
w
| boring provinces and the inlet.
! Death of En- Governor Ford, Of ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9--ExCoyernor Ford died at his resi-
dence In Peoria the 4th instant
BY DYER 4 ucGUIRE, Auctionesrs. N