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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

assistant Post Master Genera1.-The Post
Master General has, among other aids. two As
sistant Post Masters General. To the first AS
sistant. for many years filled by Major Hobby,
bat now by Gen. S. ID. Jacobs, assigned
the duty of experimenting mail contracts and
transportation; and to the second Assistant. for
some time past we'll filled by Col. Fitz Henry
Warren. the appointment and supervision Of
Post Masters. &c. Recently it has been stated
tha, Col. Warren had been promoted from the
place Of second Assistant to that of first Asss
tant This is not correct. as stated. though a
change has been made in the duties of ihese
officers. By a recent order of the Post Master
General, after the 9Th inst, the superin,end-
ence of contract and transportation is consign-
ed to the second Assistant. Col. Warren, and
the appointments. &c, 10 the first Assistant,
Gen. Jacobs. The change made is one Of
duties, and not Of Office
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

1t is calcnla ated that the division Of the of
cupation of men in the United States, is near
ly in the following proportions:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

KNIGHTS OF TENPERANcE-This is the title
Of new Order. recently introduced in London
and Canada West. having for its object the
pro aga'ion and spread of temperance Princ-
ples.-Ii is kindred institution TO the SONS
Of Temperance" /, numbers some highly re-
spectacle gentlemen among its members. We
extend to it cordial greeting g.-Chrys!al Founs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

PAUrERs SENT BAcK.-Two foreign paupers.
named Dunbar and Mitchell. with a number OF
aliases, stout. able fellows. who have been in
the poor house a, Clinton, Mass. for some lime
past, were sentenced to be sen, back to Europe.
and on Wednesday were placed on board the
ship Daniel Webster, for Liverpool, which sail
ed on the 5ih inst.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

shot them both.
The LAST TRIUMPH OF PRIDE-"Pao,ens,''
Of the Newark Daily Advertiser, in letter from
New York saws:
1.-The wifi, of aman Of means and the daugh-
ter Of wealthy citizen of this city--people. TOO.
fond Of show-recenily died. She had been
called beautiful before family Of children had
gathered round her. and she had not renoun-
ced her claim 10 that title. She died. and a
large concourse was invited TO the funeral. The
coffin was made Of rosewood, nlaid with silver.
lined with plated satin. The whole top was
removed. and the deceased lay in state in her
narrow home. She was dressed in a white
merno robe, made like morning gown, faced
with white satin profusely quilted and ornamen-
ted. The sleeves were OPEN similarly lined
and wrought-a stomacher Of the richest en-
broilery covered the breast, whence all life had
forever fled. The head was covered by cap
of choice lace. and a wreath Of fresh flowers
arranged around The hands crossed
upon the brcas: with the fingers covered with ex-
pensve Jew G v, which seemed T. sparkle. if in
glad pride that the bright eye dim forever.
Thus bedizened. poor food for worms. she went
down into the grave, there TO await her God!'
SECURITY AGAINST BANK NorE FRAUD-Jas
ttwater. Esq. of this city. has taken measures
to secure patent for preventing the alteration
Of bank notes from a lower to higher denoml-
nation. HIS plan is very simple one. and the
wonder is tina, j, had not been thought Of before
Besides the figures to indicate the value Of the
note. he has borders on the end-a single bor-
der for one dollar bl--two borders for two
t!ollars--and five for five dollars. These are at
the left hand of the bill. For zen dollar note,
there is a single border on the right hand of the
bill, two borders for a twenty dollar note-and
5 on. They further distinguishable by the
b rider on the bottom. These borders change
the position of the names OF the President and
Cashier. and also Of other parts of the bill--so
that the general appearance Of each denomina-
ton is entirely different from every other--al
though the pictures. figures and writing may be
precisely the same The invention strikes
a vrrv important one. and we should think il
would come into general use.--New Haren
Pa/iadinM.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26
ia The Grand Gulf. mississippi Gazette

says:
"Mr. E. Conklin. Of this place, has in his
possession, a potato, which for size and weight,
we have never seen equalled. Its length is
about twelve inches, circumference twenty inch
es, and weighs seven pounds AMI four ounces.
Beat this, who can
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

GA Virginia editor denies the report Of a
lad being killed by falling one hundred and
fifty feet, from the Natural Bridge, where ne was
trying TO inscrioe his name above GEN. WASH
TNGToN's. He says the boy did't kill himself;
that the bridge IS only twelve feet high-isn't a
natural one; that il was plank bridge; besides
that II was washed away four years ago.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

MISSISSIPPI E. EcT1oS.-Authen,ic returns
from 55 counties in Mississippi gives Footc. for
Governor. 900 ma ority Davis. -Four
counties remain TO be heard from, which can.
not chan ce the result. The Union State ticket,
with the exception Of the candidate for Chan
Gerry Clerk, is elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
DIED..

Nov. a., ELIZABETH, wife OF John Conoushy IN the
30th year OF her age
The friends of the family requested 70 attend her f
neral nom hsr late residence No 22 Mad St this day
al 2oclock ' '
On Tuesday. Nov. IS, SARAH FRAN sEs PRIME.
aged years aAd months, daughter John and sarah
Pine.
The relatives anu friends are invited TO attend her 1n.r,
on thursday morning, al o'clock from fathers
derce No. 81 Rose-st
On Sunday morning, Nos. To- ANDREW, son Of the late
ReteTt McIrca
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10 At
tend his funeral tins Afternoon ocOc from the resi-
aa1oe VI ms mother, No 59S Houston without father
invitation
Sunday Nov. 10. JAMES WOODWARD. infant son Of
James n and frSaess A Stebbns, aged weeks.
In Jefsey Cry. Nov. 49, MARY A daughter OF r,na Y
Issna:e. IN the l5ih Of her
ne Hend OF the family invited 10 attend tue
me fssSentr 81 heT parents Morris (,fe~a =,
Jtney City, ats! o'clock p. III. this day.
AZ We s4ahd, OHIO. Nov. IL. OWEN ROBERTS (,r-
Ms,Is ~ NeH- foi&. IN the 2jd year OF hn age
IT'S iemalLs Will be TAKEN - Greenwood Cesne,.rv 49,
Tie residence OF ms mother No 90 Henry-sr th,s a.,
stnI az clock his friends and those OF has sr,.hsrs
Mniam II and John Roberts invited to attend with
ont further notice. "-' WIN
Augusta, Ca. Nov. H. JAMES h. BISHOP 7, ~
Tins Ciy, aged II years ard month 49,
On the 18Th inst II cunsurption Mr. rppx.,-Do
c. CT TlEhRkZ. aged 50 wears '-'NOc
1hs iilehas OF the family and OF broihery n-l,,y W
n AID Jas VI Saa are pvyedt - attic nd Ms flnel F.,
ms late II Sdence No ia Forsyth IN r~a~ Al, -.
noon AZ oc.cck. without further Eatice ,toS,s
suddenly IN Tuesday. Nov H. ELfZABrrI JIf r
MAN. relscI of ths late John l.. Hitn an " L.
The 'Iisnds ti re fanny. And OF her Tahn aud ~
her sOn-iD law Hekry Snyder requested 10 attend -,
funeral, from 81 Janes Church NJ l5erry-st h.txssa
Bresge and G-S1d.s SITS TharFcay, 26a rn,t AZ 4
scsocA y 81 without further isuiauoa. n,9a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
To Mariners.

rfroRrANr TO N,yiGArORs The following c)n.. mr.
cauon from C>ot Wm. Rogers Il slp Flayi1s, po-
tshsd IN 70, ncsfls.
"HcNoLuIr. Aug 6. 1851.
Shq1ld Won deem the feaag # lclf ~ int rest
vo ar a. ncItv - publish yuG- PAPER, tGe.- -
ben much doubt II tbe Of South Island A
noon On the 3lih Ell June asset close % FL tsitT ~ r
shcu' 2t0 DIS long. about 11yans IN belnth. tn3 ~ n D.
feet hish which suppose L. he the above Ole9 c1f
J. sd B. good ae tie a. 81 ~ lou
i3g Is " These cannot D. NE n 81 m -
81 clear DAY. 2a thcS NsAt1ef % d-f> 4 y 81 Al
BE very dangerous passed Gloss 90, al could dslts
no reef ~ Shoal 1fEs Of from he cluster There
are STANDS AID down 1coa tie charts "a tas W n
y I'D Acre ~ correct: l. a Tery desa le tnsi
We NAV have has eari u tie Pace Ocsla - As
Is srlr n .Ae rssszs- n vessels r1 Cl1a % Cantor
as, Orrson Or t1e S4na sch isaE1y f3l WI fensrt-
Dor cover.c Al Island a., E5I lzAt do~a 90 tE-
c. arts al , % y l0s "a -
TIE ro-t It s4a Juan tsl 4 ,-s LILY ~ ne - g.
And b. sI ~ ~ srsc,.d - soIih Ia a1r1sr :
scxaevhai .aadsrset fr1A Ae - L 80 c<Ar. ,1a1
wrh pseftV re1th ssf ne l---1E1-- 49, 3 . q 49,
ssrSy. sC.d All ~ hl.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
Arrived.

r. NJ. steamship Africa Ryrie from Liverpsd Nov 8,
Ship Charles All Cof Boston Secraw. Newport, wales
70 days. non 10 " + Weld Co-ye<se 80 master. Oct
20 one Of the Black Ba ships bouad up me channel
with Toss of bosspr. The C. H has been Is days west
wand of Grand Bank
Ship Saratoga Trask Havre Oct 49, mdse and pass t.
Slate. Gardner 4 Howell Oct IS. Mr.. j. h Avery ID
officer, sof FGrhaven, Conn., fell overheard and was
Big A,bemarle obi, Of New HaYea) Mansfield Sagua-
DO, R 10 days, sugar TO y Armstrong Lex NJ An
vessels
Bug fryant (of Thomaston) Sheppard, Belize. Hond
25 days mahogany logwcsd, &c, TO T. AeIander' Lex
no Am. vessels.
Brig Hsy before reportea) Gut Port Prince 10 ds.
Winsor sutton for NewYors 70 days Walton, McNssr,
Nov Crooked Island Passage spoke brs Celestlne,
nom Port au-P rlnce for Philadelphia
Il. lg Relief, Brown Mach As 10 DAYS, Timber.
Bng Venus, OBJ Campbell, Windsor Ms, II is, pas
ter to master.
j Brain Loft no Am. vessels
schr Michigan, Bsselt Baum0re ds.. mdse. TO Mail
sehr J. Trueman. Tu'hill, Baltiy ore G days
sehr Havfruen, dan sm'lt Malaga % days, fruit to
schr Belle Corning, Suffolk, Va. days, shingles to
p. Bent.
Schr Gertrude Horton pestmgill. Rockand d.. lime
Schr Salem, (Br KCnney Port au-Pace 20 DAYS, coi-
fee and logwood to master Lett no Am vessels Al allc
at st. Domingo
schr. Gen; MAY on. =. Virginia days 49,
schr. sas Wright Jones. Cold Spring days bound 20
Amboy. ~, ,.,
Sehr Mariner Ncserssn, Albany days, BID TO Boston.
SehT Mon Bedell, Weeks, Alexandra days, md'e -
Schr Debcnas, (Br Lockha.t Windsor, " S, u days
plaster IL StacIas lsaacs.
Soop Isaac ii. Borden. Dnnnias Ia! RIVER
SlOOp Amelia. Cook. Taunt1a.
Soyp Henry Castoh, Carr, Providence.
sAILEDStesmshlp Canada lsf) Harrison, for Liver
pool, aud others
BELOW brie IN tho oains
WIND At sunset, ES.E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
II. +. WILLARD. Aueronesr


Fort,s Mrror.. Sc - be Sold by order III Mortsa
gee, TO MORROW ,FDla a. 20. O'clock. Al No. Is
NasSau-st near FULTON r. {. KEMP Will sell az above
a. aucton al the furniture ~ trse ard fshlonaoy fas-
nshsd house but lit used Aorigsg.d 80 d.s
of ~ go removed fof the convenience o sale ns
furniture was mostly made 20 order and has heen
hu, short time and pacuisrl worthy oi ne Asssatla
Of pu chasers, consisting I'd ne ne icse~cc psn, fors
made by Vim llnCeman - NOn-Cust $50. carved russ-
wood paToT furniture sge. IN Uch French SATIN ogoss
telle Notare and stVslng ctars IN hfOcatee and
velvet plush VOC cabinets Aud large Rosewood sds
b. ard with marbe-top ibrsr and secretary, book cases.
waTdIobes. eyenso dining 'a5es. carved rosewood AID
mShcgary and fancy tables rch PAPER nacAe
pt arl inald center tl1gs aud tea trays, FssEch
tel CLOCKS cabdeeba> chaa vases. trerch plate per
glassss oval Mirrors Brussels snd other carpsts, kat
stands pair and other owes rosewood aud mahogany
tsslug bureaus AID waslstonts With and without
bic toilet s., nch painted chamber furniture suite
carved mahogany French anG oher beds,eaS, mahogany
sofa beds mahogaus sOgl apc cbaIrs IN haIr cs.h
SUITE IT Dalor furniture IN htr clo.h cOueAe
10, klng chars, sea- chtrs. dylns tee afe,e
SOFAS test curled han matir beds aud oej coffee
urns china ard glass ware silver PLACED ctsiors With cut
glass IVORY liable cutlery to- tTas> Steel IRE sets, ~ &c.
an ~ which IaruCuiarl me Is tle attention 81 dealers
and housek eepcrs tte whole viii be posnsey sold
without any reserve, ny osder II norissgee
Catalogues the nofnrc Of sale goods may ~ exam
ned the Gay before the sale B1n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

A. Hs.si a. s. p; =, 49, So Ter Gsr--sf .f'-
Ar = s.n JAS 81 So Sc, =. t-- Ml-r Ats-a-s
Qsssr ~ 80 Fra-r-a-a l- -sss -l-ss Esf.sr -- ?
Germ. S-r- Fol.. as-1.l. Lrrter. 81 srt--s-s
In sctr krallg Do ia cA-s e IA -. b
sfD~ New fok lgsb, s,easner Prcllc. v -tkfns sln
T,sDc,.co, ship Mary Anna, Moran do brs h'hsA-
TAs, dD -,
Ksyins honi Ga Tfanc.oo bug RlndAii' Ilcssf' do
via Ma/ailsn.
nd irom do. Sept 10, bark Kate Heath, -. Va
Sid from Antigua oct o. brig Emma, Of Baltimore for
81 Thomas and Havana
sd from Turks Island lst inst, Br big Bream, 81
John M
An AT Havana 18th inst Japonica Gallagher Pbadel-
phi1 18th Mary Ellen Orleans mn, X y Lt"tpn,
Hsyror 9th Eliza Tano. Blsssu. NsNfOIs, W2tcnn an,
Burk Baltimore. Gunae Phil Ds Chlrsspn rh, Cath
arIne. Fdmunls, Boston; Norma, l. lis, Ne"-fofsi IN
John Balch, Me vile, Newport. ,
Sid rom do I2th. allaudon Ba'ier, Hew-O Orleans. II
Marshall. west Bristol: Adams Cray Schneider, New
Orleans; 9TH someTs Watson, Char eztOn Elen Hayden
smith, New port.
Ar at CaIdsnas 18th INST bFig l.. X Palmer. Park,
Boston, Delaware BreyooT, PDlsdsl phIa.
Ar 1t MataAzas lO!h int Alma TOrz Portland jun
lee Parker, do $500
Arr AZ sagua Ia Grande IN inst Paathsl ifos Noble
Sid from do In, Hatstel New fCrA.
KINGSTON. Jamaica, NOg In port ship Madison Nil
ler from Navy Bay; brig Betsey Jane, Reading.
Sid from DO. ed. STEAMER Honda iusien, barAn-
qpila. I'd, bns Lamafbne, Texas; iHh, bag Inimph
New YORK.
Montege Bay. oct IG-in Eugeua. Baltimore.
Fa.nC nth. oct o, brig PIec.Osa BALTIMORE Zosh
bark LCyant, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

Per Af.cdJ LlVERPooI Frlay Evening Nov. !, lS3'
CURRENT PRICES If American Bread-Stuiis, ths day,
duty paid .
81 Mixed S. "a I'd, q 10 lbs; Canadian Mixed os
"a G1js al A., Red, as. lld.&js ID.
FLOuR-Nestern Canal lis 0lSs Canadian. l5s = %
y 96 los Pmladel pbia and Baltimore, lSs 9iy New
Orleans, los 6l9s Extra, 20s. Unexpected Sur and
Heated, rs 64s
INDIAN CORN White. 27s cd. yellow 2js. 81 26s. {;
Mixed. 25s AIS Cd = $50 rs ladan Corn MeA. us q.
lis Oh plo6 lbs. -
The IMPORTS this week have qeeR follows Wheat,
642iqrs Indian Corn Meal. 800 0bls Flour, Ia acAs
1888 bbs
EXPORTS drrinS the same tme-Whelf. t.3Ss Grs In
dan Com 1888 qis. Indian Corn Meal. 10 bbls Flour,
COG sacks, 9 957 bbls.
There has been frmer feeling in the trade TIM week
and qualities Of WHEAT and FLOUR have commanded
rather better rates IL other articles change has takeA
place At 20 days market. WHEAT was IN iar request,
and all prime qualities Of white were rather delrer.
FLOUR. prime brands IN condition, were The turn deafer
Ipieror doubtful and sour lots were difficult q sell ~
former rates INDIAN CORN more inquired tor.he quota
tons were realized for small lots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
London Produce Market Nov.

spGAR-Wes. india lower, and sales II hhds., ma Rs
100 CASKS week In Refined very ltti5 djlng.
Brown lCmps Ais Foreign rather cheaper aad fe sales
Msuhlus No pub salcs, and little dong privately
though AZ slight advance. Bengal moderate. business
dne White Bsaaes good to inc ass 20 i0s other sorts
81 to Is lower, mddng TO fine granny. Jos to tss oidi-
navy SOs ordinary good dates yellow. 25t 20 jos
soft brown 2Js Cd o. Dis aud low to mddnng Nauntus
2gs Cps Madras 1898 bags won't a 81 To- is rheape
hI yellow, i0s 10 as mddmg to good, JJs sd to Jjs
ordinary 20 good son yellow, 2Gs. to Us.
COFFEE very quiet and declining Of 100 bags Native
Ceylpn pam sold good ordinary, JOS. 81. ti and
fine ordinary IL to - Of2OOcaks, 80 bsgS Paniaon
half sold tine ordinary 20 good 49, to 38g ID Pea Berry,
small parcel of jana iaeD "a at Us. -
Is Gd. Tor coed OfdinarY g. loss mldding.
CoTToN-Demnnd improving Sales for the week y 900
baeS
TAl1oM WY fnt AZ 91s 81 Tor lne Y e On INC .nn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20


Colonial produce, London, nad failed
At Paris, the influence produced on the
Money market by the Presidents message had ho'
been 60 grea, az was expected Those VINO were
opoosed 10 the policy set forth IN II ahhcipA'ei
heavy fall. while those OF an opposite op'nion cach-
Lated ON a rise bo:h have been disappointed. The
market at and after its opening on Wednesday,
showed tendency TO fan, and the early quotations
were lower but as the day wore on, they again rat
lied. though without coming up 70 the closing ra'es
ON the previous day. On Thursday the BoIrse was
animated and considerable rise look place IA ,ne
prce Of Public Securities FIyes opened al Svi 81
and closed at 90f Is Threes closed at SOL
At Boston the Banks are discountlng all
tic acceptable paper offered. Their deposits loans
and circulation are comparatively low.
The Governor Of Vermont has signed the
bill granting the Atlantic and st. Lawrence KAN
road location IN that State
There is to be very large Railroad Con
yeption IN New Orleans on the first Monday OF jan
uary next.
THE Macon Journal and Messenger cor
reefs the statement made by the Governor of Georgia
IA ms message, wherein he estimates the debt OF
the state al sI,i24722 90. The Governor omitted
the liability of the State on account OF the Central
Eank The state IS bound for the DEBTS OF the Bank
Tor S3;l LEGO. The assets are estimated at 100000.
The Treasurer states the debt az follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
Domestic Ports.


APALACHICOLA, about Nov. 5--In port, bark Ka-
ps~ha Higgins, i'm. Newport, Eng, dlsg. and Ids. Tor
Boston
ALBANY, No- l8-An. sloop Fayon.s, Vest, New
York Cid. schrs. Andrew Brown. Allen Boston Glide,
Lowell Mary Ann Guest, Poster. Phlt hsbecca
Ann Star, New York slseps Fayorto, vest dos MAJ
Anthony, Niece, do
BALfINORE, Nov. lS-An scbr Ann Jenkins, Pot
ter Providence Cid briE Gen. Pnsney, Hays, Norfolk
tchr Earl Dgndonald. tBrl Young Bern uda sid Satar
day neon shIp Chesapeake, Lambert, for HAUe.
EAST MACHIAS, Nov. BAR. brig Condor, Small,
Salem, AN. schr. Is. Foster Kellar, New foEk.
FRANKFORT, Nov l3-An brig felos, Mason, Boston.
PENSACOLA prev. Nov 6-AH brig Alm1a Brown,
Thomsston Cid. bugs L. Holt, BOsOn Lillian. kOse,
do
BOSTON, Nov. RAT ship ConcoTdia, Pratt New
Orleans bark Iona. King, Smyrna; bnss Petrol, tBr
Crockett. Halifax Anpe HcNab. Burns, Dsnyi schrs.
Loulsiana Green, Aux CaY WOlco, Besrs, New of
Dolphin, Lord, Wilmlny .on C.; Anita Damon, Tnm,
90 Fra, CLamberisil, New YORK. Iessrsp hed-5riss
Bebscca Frances hOin Alexandra. CID baIzs Lyman,
Reed. Havana OrtOHa, Coburn, Galveston Georgia Al
Ten Mobile Emblem Hardle Frn kiOrt, 20 load f,f Pea
sacola brgs Joseph, tBrl FougerOn, Pcs0n Curley.
(Brl Windsor Char (Br.) Merritt, Annapolis Coz.
ductOr (Br Wynn ST. John, ~ B. Ssuther Mayo, Sa-
varnab Sea Belle, Grant Frankfort 10 load for Cuba
Rebey ali Pogg. David T. Belchsr, Norfolk sabe a
Tkonpso Corton, Philadelphia; L. A. Stevens GYOysn
Albany Franklin Lawrence goes master Of bark Rnhlv
which cleared the lh for Orleans Sid ship ~.
lhsr Nay bar.s Edgar Lyman, NacoOchee Argyle Mary
j Ssde; bngs Monte CnstO, HOander, Ready Rbin0
Margaret Elizabeth. Charlotte, Abbot. Lawrence j c.
treemont, Hnckley schr. SANDER aud others BARK
Georgia sailed yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
Havana Markets-Nov. H.

SUGARS active but holders be M ANXIOUS 20 realize,
lower prices have been accepted Addlng yellows
quoted 5.a3lc do whites, Halle The stock on hand
Tor shiym.nt was 81, 900 boxes.
The prospects Of the crop were highly differing
though consequence of heavy rams which rctarded
grinding oporanns, II would be late coming 20 market
MoLAsSEs Lad declined 70 reals On tho coast CorrEe
scarce and but little OF the crop yet reesis
IREICHrs 10 the North Of Europe daIl
ENcaANGy n London II per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.


=. - I,vrspooI No a Chapsl-st, Nov T. 1881.
Referring to oar last orcaiu advess oea 1'.' w. ~,
a,d I,rzaTd.d rsy Cambria have now - repsa. inc
vrsvalcnce q a nurh animated fsela m our C9rroS
market, with sales averaging daily $50 e.iss aa -
cor sequence pyices have improved ilCthesh 10 IN tue
low or and mad ne qualities This improvement ~ more
the result OF device the part OF tne lao 90 anu ~
their already exhausted S;cc IN -oe OF ne ie "a
tpg Iaace here and the sbsencc tNlch ~ iAey % DC
proio, sedl ~ import 70 any extent fsths, Ini' " 10
feature m the future prospects Of The fr-dei Nlca
evirced by the readiness with which ;he demand me- y
holders generally. -. -. 1000
duc.d no chance m our market which closes hrmy Win
sAles OF sCt0 bales ncladas 2oeo on spe-u'A'h Anu ~
~ sales Of the week sum up IS $40 bales Of Which eN
no,ters have taken $40 and spectators $50 bales ana
eT and g9o TO specuaioE Import ir same time IS -,
bales OF which 1926 Amencan Estaa 60 s'oeN 'ls
a. same time 1850 80 700 bales, of which 3A 80 we're
American. ,, ,,,,sn.v
New orlsan. Far q : b MIddlmg Il; Ordinary 3s,
SsS,ls DO DO 90 Co. Do Do. =: $40; Do Do 3 5si.
In the MANUFACTURING districts spnnsrs connl actively
,mboy ed and consumption remains unchecked, altnOusa
CONCESSION nom late rates would induce fresh orders but
the firm feeling preYailng tends 20 check business.
,osd md prime parcels Of fresh FLOUR have
hfmy maintained while inferior and middns lots continue
neglected pretty mat improved rates
viii rule later consequence deficient haTvests GA
the Continent imDars more ene to the marke and nay
tend 10 enhance the value of such demznd nut
ths isihe only novelty IN he uaoe since 9ui ls nc
demand for IEDAN Corn for export has itlea on ana
eec sales decline OF Cd quarter would be submitted
ASHES are IN sderaie request at 2es Cd ais FOR Pots
oTERcfrRcS BARK-Saes comprise $50 hhds Phiadel-
pima al IS. - ,.- -, II Il,
RFSIS meets With reader sale at rather higher rates
4 Geo bbls common Amber. brought 81 3D. as 10
RIcE-jO ties Of middiins qray Iealzed us oa ad 81"
dsy 50 res ordinary were sold at Us 81
No Gales IN TALLow. TURPESTISE or Oh.
WRIGHT, CANDY \ Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

The imports during the period amount 10 l9)9stes
ASHhS-Amcncan Potash remains M gooi position,
and owing 70 oar reduced stock for deliveries % De N ~
On NE 3st October the late Of ~ was obtained SOCK
10 deliver IN November worth ~ 30, and by ID ce So
dOreans 2o bbs New York disposed OF at l. % -
The sales comprise altogether l39 bbls Amean al u %
70 ~ per 5OkI duty paid Casaa as well as PtHlash tfe
NOMINAL and languid Quotltions Imports 80 Dolls.
Potash and u bhis Peahash, per 81. Nicolas.
QUERelTRoS BARK No demand whatever, and prices
nons al at quotations, Imports 3 bags Baltimore from
Ne~-NoIk by HavTo ana 81. Nicholas
NICE maintains rs position, although without demand
No mpss STOCK on nand does not exceed iV0 tics Caro-
Ina and 4OC0 bags East India
TALLow continues well supported a. rs for Russian
new To deliver this month other descriptions are ne
elected
WHALEBoNE This artce continues exceedingly dun,
and have 10 sale OF eco XIII Polar port at
ESQ Imports - 600 by s.; Nicholas, Humboldt and
Duchess dOIlesns, EOm New York stock 1000 all