Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-30

favor of buyers. The sales on Monday and Tuesday
were 1900 bales, of which 1900 were taken by export.
ers- Brown, shiPley & Co., quotes as follows; mid
ding, Orleans, ID, upland and Mobile, at Adj 1~3-16a47c,
fair is unchanged Sales Of Cotton on Wednesday, the
18th, was about 5000 bales, at a decline of I'd, since
the sailing OF the Niagara on the Saturday previous.
Breadstufs-hour is again dull, extra %superfne brings
rather low prices. Makins' circular quotes Western
canal at 18a19s; Philadelphia and Baltimore 1Ss 9da les
Cd; Ohio l9a20s and Orleans l9sa l9s Sd. Corn steady.
M'Henry says white brought 2Ss and yellow 29s.
Prime wheat sells readily at fall rates, but other kinds
dull at slight deductions. Makins' quotations are as
follows: white 5s 6da5s Cd; mixed and red 5s 3da5s Sd
per 20 lbs. Provision market poorly supplied with ba.
con, and M'Henry's circular says early arrivals will
meet ready sale. Beef and pork dull. Some lots Of
hams had been pushed off 1t % and 25s. Fine cheese
meets ready sale; market bare lard ! to &c. lower
sales limited. Sugar, sales of Liverpool limited; for
eign meets good demand at London prices. TalloW
dull and Cd lower. Coffee fair, inquiry for jamaica
sales Brazil 23s Cd. Tar market-Liverpool quiet at last
rates molasses dull and prices a shade lower-no sales.
Money market-London-a shade easier; American
stocks without change, and almost without movement.
Consuls declined to 90 4a965. Reports from Manchester
represent a large attendance on the 18th, and fair
amount OF business; spinners and manufacturers were
disposed to effect sales at lower rates.
The English papers are still filled with the accounts
of the Queens visit to Manchester and Liverpool Her
Majesty reached Windsor castle on the night of the
18th.
Kossuth had not arrived in England up to the evening
of the 18th, but was hourly looked for.
At latest advices from thence the steamer Mississippi
had not yetrreached Gibraltar.
The food OF emigration from Great Britain and es-
pecially from ireland was beginning to excite the most
serious apprehensions.
The government demand for repayment for moneys
advanced to Irish unions, during the famine, is causing
a stir throughout Ireland and in some instances down.
right reputation.
The leading event of the last few days was the closing
Of the great Exhibition on the 10th instant. Much less
form, and even order, was observed, than might have
been expected. The building was immensely crowded,
and the closing was rather tumultuous, distinguished
from that of previous days by partial attempts TO get
cheers for the Queen and Prince Albert, to perform
% God save the Queen" in chorus. The building was
open to Exhibitors on the 18th and 18th. and the award
ing of Prizes was to take place on the 10Th. The latter
day would, in fact, witness the actual closing oil the Tx
hlbitlon, IN the presence oil the Royal Commissioners,
the Prince consort, and very probably the Qneen herself,
although not in State national anthem; and this would
complete the ceremonial a prayer of thanksgiving hav-
ing been previously offered up by the Bishop oil Lon
don.
FRANcE.-It was confidently stated in Paris on the
18th that the President had actually accepted the resig-
nation of the ministry. The announcement was made
more startling by the further assurance that no Glrardln
would be a member Of the new cabinet. The immedi-
ate cause of the resignation Of the cabinet was a propo-
sition on the part of Louis Napoleon to repeal the cleo
toral law of the 31st of May.
SPAIN.-The frigate Guatemala, from Havana, arr
we'd at Vigo, having oil board one hundred and six Ame-
rican prisoners belonging to the Lopez expedition. The
Venus had also arrived with six prisoners, and the Sable
Catholica with four.
The widow of Gen. Emma, and Mr.. Laborde, late
Spanish consul at New Orleans, had also arrived at
Vigo.
The Queen of Spain had summoned Cortez for prompt
assemblage.
New YORK, Oct. 81, 8 p. NJ.
Cotton market rather dull but prices are unchanged;
sales to-day of 800 bales. Sales of 5000 bbls flour at
S3.S1aS4. 06 for common State and western, mostly at
So .93, and pure Genesee at 81. l2aS4.2 5. Sales Of Gen
esee white wheat at 95a97c. and % 900 bushels mixed
western at sic. Sales of . 900 bushels rye at RE. Sales
of 200 bbls mess pork at $l5.12. Lard 8 aa9c. and rath-
er dull. Sales of 300 bags Rio coffee at SIC. and 800
boxes Havana sugar at 4sa51c. for yellow. Whisky 81
ape.