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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
FOREIGN MARKETS.
lPer America
Brown. Shipiey x Cos. Circular.

Correspondence Of The ". !. Tribune. -
Per 4HsTIcd LIVERPOOL, New. Il, 1891.
We have repor; large business CoTroN since he
departure Of the last steamer az an advance Of il
Z Far Mobiles other descriptions being unchanged,
though the feeling generally has favor Of holders
The improved tone Of the market from the reduction
IN the stock his port and from the certainty that the
mn must continue ght for the remainder OF the year
Trade IN auchester steady. and spnners aud
manufacturers beng at present well under contract there
ha' been disposition TO press sales though the demand
ARMS ana GOODS has scarcely been 50 lively IS as
week
The sales for the week ending last amount to
750baes Of which specu aOrs have taken 80 and
yortsTs no bales at the following quotations. Far Or
leans SD NJ ddlDg "A fair Mobiles 81; Mding.
li3-l6d: Fair Upands 3d.; Mddhng, I'D inferior and
oiLay I'd The stock IN this port Is estimated AZ 3S 05
ba es watch 2o 600 American against sto-k at this
PERIOD Of last of $4,000 bales Of which 3o59oO were
American Sales to-day zoo bales the market closing With
les animation
WHEAT has been in fair demand advance of ID .
70 10 ard worth S. 2d3s. l0d.; red. IS 81. as 1d
20 H. FLOUR and INDIAN CORN qulst ut last week
prices. VIZ Western Canal. llsGss 3D.; Philadelphia
Baltimore. Oho and Canada. lSs Sd l9s; Sour. l3s
les 3D. . Dol White Corn, 28s Cd red. 2Js oil AXIS 3D.
and mixed, ass G25s Cd. = quarter Of $50 b.
Common American RESIN has been in demand AZ s. ID
ABS Sd cwt and the sales Of rURPSNrNE for ihe week
are only 200 ibis at IS : cwt. Yours ,:fuily
BROWN, SHIPLEI 4 co
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x.s.utb AT St. Bartholome WIS Church.

Yesterday morning the Mayer, in com
many with his lady, waited upon Kossuth at the IT.
wing House, for the purpose of inviting him to ac'
company them to Church. He accepted the INVITA-
ton. and a little before IL o'clock three carriages
started TO St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church, al
the corner of La Fayette-place and Great Jonesst
They contained Kossuth and his lady the Mayor ana
lady. NJ. Pulszky and lady, and four oil hossuths
guard consisting of Col. Thasz, Capts. Iorok,
Trater, and Waigley After the service, which was
performed by the Pastor of the Church. the whole
party returned to the Irving House, where the Mayor
ard lady took their leave.
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London Produce Market.

MINCING-LANE, Thursday. Nl7 20, lS5l
SUGARThe marset has been steady but not active To-
dsy $50 hhds Of West India sold IN the private contract
market day $50 hhds Porto RICO IN public sale a. J2s
cd 10 3Ss cd. Refined wlthou' alteration.
CoFFEE-2O Casks plantation Ceyloa were offered m
public sale aud bought but subSe luen sold at about
brevisus rates. us TO 5es About hall Of 20 BAGS very
good ordinary Ceyion sold AZ iOs; general quota
ton 9as 20 i0i
CoTToN-6C0 bales Sprat sold public sale at Sd. TO
9d y 10. which vas shade lower prices.
TNLpW QuO'ed duh at BIS
In Oher articles 10 material alteration.
CocoA-3OO bags trinidad offered and part Sold az 3D. to
46s ca
TEA-The ma sst continues inactive
sALTPETRE- 300 bags. refrac0n a., were offered and
part sold at 28s.. 81 ch was fun price.
RUM-rhe demand continues limited. Prices are IN
al'OCd
RlcE-This article wears a finn appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08

BTANs AND PEAs-Ths supply of white Beans -
and there has been done since last saes
81 s,i Dbs Western at 81 3l6si 50 bpshs and 50 bags
southern at 81 isiGsl as bushsl Canadian Peas are
s.llivr A. zoe IN bulk ard Sc IN bbs
TAY-A firm market Sales Of 600 bales RIVER at 6oc q
e,lc 4 Itt p. cash
HOPS are in and VII hOu, change within the last
,br,. DAYS about 30 bales have been sold at 30d33c
FRIIf-Fur her sales OF 500 bOres B1nch RAislhs AZ
81 65G TO- 500 half do &C. and SEQ arer do. 81 &c.
Also IS hbis Curanfs, At Sc
IINF-We hear Of no sales 70 day. Last sales made 81
q (or common. and 81 81 fer LumD.
NAVAL STORES are dull 500 bills Rough rnrDeatlne
cold at So which lower aud 900 bss Spirits at % SSsc
srO0 bbs common RESIN sold al 81 35s 81 40 for Whining
.sn and 81 7cG 81 % In yaId.
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LIVERPOOL. Saturday Nov. D. 1851
In the Provision Market there change 20 notice. for
The articles Of Beet Pork The first arrival Of nes h
con came per Pacic but not yet landed No aterat
IN Hams OF Shoulders. Land has been more quiet. Toe
large quantity the way and recent arrivals have de-
tered operators from further purchases Prices
hanged Cheese IN better supply and meets with far
demand at the quota ions
The improved feeling the Com Trade is maintSnsi.
and for articles advance realized Fine qua ties
"a Flour and 81 q Cd DBL rise, Is xuled for
Canadian, Western and Ohio. Soar IS in good dem md.
Wheat Is alsa IN fair demand, and Id. bush money
1sd Indian Crrn continues neglected Sales of Yellow
have bee made at 25s 3D. quarter from ships side No
White offering
Quercitron Bark IS neglected.
The drop Freigh's noticed last week. has been par
italy reeaned from the scarcity Of ships To YORK
2Os has been the cnuent rate fr coarse w,ight
Passages firm at the quotations.
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KOSSUTH ON SUNDAY
A Breath of Rest.
10 CHURCH AT ST. BARTH0L0MEWS.
DINNER WITH THE MAYOR.
QUIET TO-DAY.

The comparative quiet and freedom from
excitement which he was permitted TO enjoy on the
Sabbath must have been thrice welcome to the Illus
trious exile yesterday. The exciting and almost De-
wildering scenes of the Reception were fdtishng In
the extreme TO those who had no interest beyond Gu
riosty and surely bore with double weight upon the
hero ofthe day
During yesterday no persons were received y
Kossuth. and he strictly forbade his attendants IN
PRODUCING any one under any considerations Inc
Irving House was place of much attraction during
the afternoon. and crowds gazed up at the rooms oc
cupied by Kossuth with eager curiosity.
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Passengers Arrived

In ship Gqtsa, from Nee. Orleias-John Lord-llm 'ha
Storage A.,
In slip Fld,in. from Lircrpoo'-Mlss StaISey, Mrs
Schofeld Masters G. and IA Schoisd, Dr.. Cieonine
IN the Stee'age , 81,
In ship Go Eraas. from Hlure Ler Feyre, G., Minor
V. Grpdon--270 IA the stesrsge
Ia irig Parquete o. Porto Ric0-R. q ,nzale1 -,
IN sfeqmshfp OHIO from Ti1grss-J NJ IN err, 'pA
Lambert W /. miller. q q Camp, Eel 81 'Dlna
AndreS SWEET Adams Jr., Mts'rs. R'gsi.. a \
Weddle NJ C. Gornohe. G. p Stevenson, r x NJ, :,
" Na~ss Can't NJ SIadegan. wife and CHI On 10 $
KRAFT Jacin,o De'iVen. Sonora iuns Nubel aud %
Juan G. Hava Henfy PaeH Mrs. Nedder. NJ de lri'.
Emilio Lanier. Whhston; Mss Wiilstgn Ch's
More l. l. Iltham. s Brush. +. Non Long-ae, 'se
phne Rmau. Saml Sproster, X. f IIddda d; W A Y
sr w c Martin, Alex. Hunter, Edmund PIiet, " -,
Amman Capt DAVIS Emmett. ; Emmeu' w
johnson W p Compton. A Copeland VI IncSs'n W
Dacd John Adams Or Longaen, 'ecslen Tor IS ~ an
Salenery J IathIop. Jos. Silva, John Eunis Jas u
/ ans Flank Williams { bIcSellan, Chss l,hasoo,
Rowe W. Ingalls, G. Ladsly. 6resory, J VI Erwi"' y
V Stakes A Stakes, +. Naa Name, y ltusssii' :"
shafTer. F Stakes, wa,er J Abby b u Sn2'i b,
Brown John Foote. ]. Clinton, IL III '0n, l'a q
yanfrtan Il Atwood s Val. VI. ,rly, iona RldJois
V T. Caves Jas Long. I. Willard, II p Birnnn. ~ !.
Denpnon Chas wolfe. A A. Fuller, w. Ward. Is lihi.
Geo sanderson. John Reed. Aiber Sske'l. l. Dnrfe,
Gum Ihav. Isasc Cole. W Temple Jas Frnpie, VI
H. Hghee {. Folsnsbee, J. n SHETLAND, Isaac Muoie
Lewis Bruce, A. Silva.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08

re.re. A. c Austin, Z. A9s;ln rsass, =
chensy A. Dessr wa' F,DaI1 s. e. s.rS'I,
nirsson. II Hal g. c. WEIGH, J. Dickson. Lag
rsrcs, Z. VI Haskin. : sPsar r sS.s s
Husin. B.rford Cos A LaS,nGs j. HIS
q Brown. Chase. e. ns,J DenTsrs' 49, 80
1.,ioT p Woedss & hurst NJ Flarhsry, ohn w'l'on
W Nielsen J. vi lisms. VI. S Bolce, . 1890,
nd 5R a%a en- 'sn. Mas Iuamsgs Fssss H Nor
tea Whitney. J. C owe. ossg23 y Me-
poas 81 PAIR ek B p wadlolsh y Dssy;J waqi-
ton, J Hansen s1i,n, 4. I iii His p wh 'i j.
Corckhn " n Wit May. John Moor $ Wn, a, i :
wv seo,'T e BIcod haV' saunders, Fandsrs G
GreavssJ s w,le, A. c. Hamll!Oe, g FsyIssp O. ;
/. r. Gage G r Brigham. MerI II and wife G Merrill
Meril Gedfrey J. IesncOd s a w" y AZ T. n
land n. Bur GEES, J. Fraucs, K Hunter Il L.
IN Steamship sOuaerne or ct1Tissos- Ise y ado
WhItlng and lafy Mrs TOBIAS and chLd MS Wi'i ans
Eugene FIesland Mrs Eliza Fre.land Mrs Par's, Ms
EnssS~ MI Nh c S% a M. Io Les s,
Gore Mar woodn e, Mrs Girard, ';e'se h2'lsy, A.
Resse nj XIII w %sT n s Mills si. COINS
John Campbell. wsrpe Charles Mare ?; > s oaS
child, Stephen Kmball. DAVIS Moss. Heinoe's h aud
IN sieaslsslp Florida for Sqrlu-la-G W Anderson.
lacy and nurse. + c. Anderson Henry Sahr,edst. IA
child and nurse Miss Gree Bush. Mss sarah Bush, D
Atkins Rev n, Emch. 3 l. Sn9y : Hsa' no o. ! o,
George A Ntchos William Morris h ~heesr, .'r,rse
A. Wheeler. +. J WOOD William Wood Mrs. pe;H' hss
Psck MIS- VI Greene Hen Wilson. Wiiian h'Ss,
W Jorss Miss R. Peck, Powers, H. Smith .1dy AID
SON Mss s Howe Mss J Peck. @. -. iuDo trd '"lF,
chd and nurse lI,s Porter Miss Norton auf etvaht'
c Churchill Charles I. Bentnn. c A Gresn l,dy and
Children NRs Harding VI IS ". Rineyl Mtsn,
H. T. Merrill. J. Mason W. Melville, \ W'ld
C. H. Parmeee Mrs S Barnes and chi.dt.n n
Ycupg John Dar'sy. Mrs Ncpn Miss Nc ~ MIS- Al
derscn Mrs Nav Henry Miss Nargaret renr, } y
Bailey Hghan Mss Jones and servant joan Acis,a'
Edward Mooney, J Morris. l. Frarkin. w. II
Worth Or Peck Mrs II W. Mercer and children. hrs
Morris and child. Miss Hanler, Mrs. Morrell MIS-
LYON Mrs Lay Miss Lay, Vim Robertson a. ,eiTh1'
TT Vaughan j II Parker. ". s. Soomons II. " Bur
reI Iaiy and child. Miss Msr'sr, C. l. ID q, and al
two Misses Cook C. G Edwards, A. c. Bald"in-9i IN
In steamship Glasqoc foy Glasgow Mrs HtTs1s Was
ter Harkins Nr Heron. Mrs Heron Mr. 1hn X stewart
Mr. David A. Ross, Mr. Henry McBaln, Nr ": ste
vensOn Mr. x wharton, Mr.. Chts. Ninm1. NI h,'t
Gibson Mr. Frar els Hostage, Mr.. Alex WALKER Mr as
Stevenson Mr.. VIM Warren Mr. james liidell, M
Vim Robb. Mr. A. Steele. Mr.. ". I. Ltmonrugh, MI
las stansfeld Mr. :. Nichols Mrs. : Nich us, TWO
Misses Nichol. Mas sr Nichols Nj John R,oertS'n'
Sir James Murdock Mr. Heury Adck Ms Li,d.1y,
Miss NJ brurdock Mr. c Stuart. Mr.. +. tud Mr Brad
ley, Mr.. Alsx Matthew. Mr. Arthur, Nr J. idttn a.
Mi t Godens M John Valentine. NJ. Robt Sums
MI Harper Smith, Mr.John Stevenson, MI JOAN Fhllps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08

Markets-CAREFvLLY REPORTED FOR The FRIBUvs
ASHEs-The market is steady with s.es ., ~ oil. :
81 sll@si 81 fer Pots aDc IS 81 a. A. for rssrIs
COlION-Ihe market Is wholly inactive. No sales
Ih0uK AND MEAL-our market f.r Western and
Ssse ouI peLtu nm ~nh good ocai sad f Eastern
etmsld lhe demand Tor eIpoft cOnfned I, L. fJr
completing cagOss only. There was noia r. S,.. on
Change owing 10 the kecs2ron Il the illst1pas ks
sNth Inc sGpsy OF Canadian strraIe aa4 fns m
gum limited at 50 l2,GS4 3 IN bond Tue st,. ~ ID
nesie scled &C bu, al - - ~ 10, C lrn 70 %
suMeht ale - is - 3ifr VI cbga1, Ohio and tud
asa atd - lSGst Is Tor favors ID choice state SUN
ein euoys1r With limited sapsl h. grades d the
gooo straight brands. gua 81 5O9s ~ of f.ncy Asran
ara Geo's.,own and Bal mole Rye Flour IN i-mald
sseg~ 50 ~ ~ JERSEY ;, 81 far Brandy sile Buck
wheat ,our Is in demand a. s. Z5s2 50 per 100 5 cst
ard Is IA but At pucts below the Of ,lders Rvs
sYe que and IN lev hands. and held a. 75c OF.
fr Slate. and ss6aoc Jersey Barley IS les n,-aty
and IN modsIaie request, AZ StGs3 Cs-B IS -S, stS
trn mined. al Gee, I'D round yelio a 6sss!se ~rs
is inqgy toi the Eas; and City trade The iooiv IA
less new South EN- offering Tee lac wees 90, -
per America. are les favorable for shipments ~
,NhIsKi-There IS a good demand for Prise. with
a. .e safes Of iO bills Prison ale Dradge
fhOtlslONS-Holders Of PORK are i sposed n mai
~ ~ lhs snFPy y Increasing aud the tr.ta
SIS 2; FOR cid Mes SIS 20 81 fr ia si :, 20 os'' a.
e s,2 81. Tor Me- Cry and Dutch-ss Mes 4 - =
rhine >ll Clear . In f.tr Sa-
MAJ AZ 80 FriHe Me.s Beef heavy. some 400 49,,
ola aa', oetn sod 90 pfIsss term. New = al, :,
as,e Dpt~ PEE . nrnsr aud ~ deeiahd urtn 49,
~ eos a. - z 10 SO u fsr Mess; ADD 81 a 81 ~
Pfue Beef Hams srs i'm aai N reau-sf So :. ,D 1
nos IN iots, SiS % q sit per 72o 10. wsi-hsd IS,
Dressed hogs are IN request. al Sic e &c ee5 -. ~,
psn Green Hams are salsbs. ~ BIZ Z &c 49, a.
Shoulders atke G6.c. Lard ia bnoyan. ana "a, 49,.
The demand - good for the home tfsds vita So. 49,
pnr deparc: Sales If $50 bits SIC asSc and Ee,. =,
sseSsc and N lots Batter x,.ot dsrasa ana !.
arm The improvement Sales Of 0Aio az g. aIlc ana
Western New Yss a lie ai7e CAsese sslIs fyselv ~
e q choice hal =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
Canse IF the Noise.

The confusion and disorder al oas'le
c.,a.n were verv obviously caused by the Com
mi,,es and other dienitaries themselves VINO
I' "'ss.S "a around NJ. Kossuth upon the stand.
TS portion q The ao %sae sufficiently %@saatS sr9
rom =; .t,er the first few rounds of applause,
md md would have remained So but nearly halt the
snd;ence. seated at the sides Of the speaker
were cut off from either seeing or hearing MN nm
by this body guard OF grsndees Qu,.e az s ne
The house, and their very natural discomfort
Sroke out in repeated and vociferous cries on
asst down." i" Stand back" " on hats, ~ r De'
of the stand &c, which would have an VA. van
;.hsd before The general desire to see and hear.
The police stationed at the sides very earnestly
demonstrated with these respectables, ana polht,
ed cut the fact that they, the party OF order,
were. as usual, the producers OF the dlsordel
and that. unless they were teated they would
break up the assembly, which they persisted IN
doing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
Private Dinner at the Mayors.

In the afternoon Kossuth accepted an in
vi,ation to take dinner with the Mayor, and pro-
ceeded to the residence Of that functionay on the
Fifth. av., at about o'clock. He Vas accompanied
by Madame Kossuth, Major Pulszky and Madame
Pulszky. The party was strictly private. Inc
Hung arians returned at an early hour In the even
ing to the Irving House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
Fall and a Broken Limb.

Among the abundant blessings OF this
y,eat country M. Kossuth, If he had spoken IN
the Park, might have enumerated that even our
yery trees bore patriots. One of them, however
IN lis aspirations, broke limb and fell down,
and for auqht we know, fell down and broke a
limb. Al any rate he and the limb came down
horizontally upon the heads OF the crowd below,
Isrge ouantity of shocking bad hats and tempo
rarily INSTRUCTED organs OF vision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
Finale.

Thus began and ended the grand parade
In honor of our illustrious guest. The
pageant was one Of which we have every
reason to be proud, and has established be-
yond the possibility of a doubt the fact that
Kossuth and his cause are dear to the hearts
Of the American People.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08

No date la, 50 TO- lon %. bark Alerina from Ma 'el
for New Nofk -
Nov ;. PM. lat as Ion -. ship nightingale H"~
BOstOu fOct. l9) for Sydney. " W. 81.
-s.ut is la. as lon 3E, ship soOoo Brown ga ~
natra for Msneiles.
Nov so2P lat IS 40. lou. Sc 40 steamer c. nsn..
(Br Lesfch Iem Boston e6lh) VIA Halifax, Ns iof >'
eIpcOl. - 40.
Ryue from Nev-York for Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
Kossuth and the Printers.

The New-York Typographical Society,
on Saturday evening last, elected Louis Kossuth an
honorary member. lie is invited to attendthe Print
ers Banquet at Nibo's Garden on the 10th of Janu-
ary, the anniversary of the birthday of Benjamin
Franklin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK
Cleared.

Steamships-Florida L,on. Savannah. s. !. Mitchell,
Southemer Dicklpson, Charleston iotlrl Tile.s"n *
Co Cherokee Wihde. Chagres NJ. o. kj1sris Piom0-
theus Churct M San Juan. ID Z. Allen.
Sbip-E. bnikleY, Brown harleston, Sef BdikleF.
BaTts-ArBe. tBren.) Fyors. Bremen, P1pqa * To-,
John stroud Elwell. - NNks, J. W FL ~eil Blrk
Squall Coleman Baltimore o. W. POZ; Guide HtrolJ,
Olmsiesd, Havana J J. Taylor Co
I Bug-Jeiiersoo. Rhodes harseiles. V. Sarty.
Scnoone, s-Mary Vine, Crockett portland, x. Irnn-
dy: Gen Gin Oh. Morris, Apalachcola, Ladt = CHI ch;
Il l. Pefry IN mas Beau fort, Me al Plat @ Mar
tha Post Post Mob le, T. ID Hurbul Co sarah hiila-
beth Smith New Haven mss'er. r y. Johnson. Quinn,
Frederic kshuTg G rham. Bissstt Co; Sclfa. McFaf-
land, st MAYS K Buck Co. senltor Myers, Art-
andria &c Sturres Cleaiman u Co Mary Anna, Gibbs.
PHILADELPHIA ]. Hand; Compliance. Sears, WafeAim'
master.
St,amers-Roar oke Parrish Norfolk and petcrsburg
Deem 4 Thorntun Michigan, Mo'eh1lsc. Philade. ohit
" Thompson; Ontario, Chase, Bot n VA Ter L3fa'
Soops-Willsrd. Baasr Providence, Pointer, Fowler,
do GaZellc NeIgusOn, Bristol
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Manchester Market .

There is lile or no chsQge IN the COTTON YARN AMI
CoTH market sitce ruesday The demand o ind ID
Printing Cloths Cloths. narrow Shltngs, lmssiics
and ohg Cloths tosriby good with steady prices on
Il da makes Of Shiug TO hs and JaccOne,s are of SLOW
,ale aud depressed la Yarns there is fully an average
d. and and houses report large business The
with caution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
nOt lncluced in the So ement pelO 5

Excess Of Imports. S45 795 ssh To TINS snouii be
adced about $4,000 Ooo received in swo years from
California
The tolls on the Delaware Canal, at
Easton, for the year ending Both November we're
s2c4,25 against STA, ESQ, same time last year
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e.mw,,,ee from New-Haven.

A committee from New.Haven Conn;
Lao nresen, at the same time, and extended
A. him an invitation TO visit that place, on MON
Law week next; but, as in the case OF Brooklyn,
he was unable 10 give them definite ans~el a.
20 the time he could accept OF Their hosP.a nrs.
He would inform them, however, sometlIne ay,
NOUS TO the day on which he should here"''e'
determine 10 visit them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08

Zee. Or, NJ
There was an active market for Erie and
Reading especially the latter, of which over 5000
shares were sold, closing at advance Of y cent
The movement is from Philadelphia. where very
large portion of the stock is now held. Erie also
improved, going TO 50 1872, an advance of p cent
Canton improved p cent, Harlem Norwich
p cent. Erie securities were better Govern
ment were firm. There was little or nothing doing
after the Board, but the market was firm. There
was no session Of the Second Board. Delaware and
Hudson sold at 9s, being further decline.
In Exchanges the market was not very
firm a, the close. Sterling ioialOl Francs 5l50
5ISi
Freights are held firmly, but the transact
tons are moderate Flour is held at I5d Cotton at
3 led. 10000 bush Wheat at 4d in bulk. There was
no change to other ports. Within few DAYS there
have been engaged mot before Iepored) by the At
lanuc steamer for Liverpool, ISIS tics. Bacon, sos
S,769 bxs. Cheese, 40S.; 81 bb,s Apples. SIS 900
pkgS India Rubber Goods, &c, at COS measurement.
To London, $50 pipes Port Vine los. Cd. p pipe
$50 ties Beef, IS Cd d4s. 100 bbls Pork 2s Sd. and
S0C0 bblS Mdse., by packet Sth JAM Is ga. To
Glasgow, Flour, Is. I'D Resin, 2s. Beef 3s. Cd the
steamer Glasgow engaged l50 bblS. Apples d. 3s.;
lS0 Resin, Is. Cd. 500 bxs Cheese. 3Os. 500 pkgs
India Rubber Goods, Sos. and lis tuns Log wood on
private terms. To Hamburg, we heard of 100
bales Cotton at of a cent, and SEQ bbls Resin Is
cd. To Bremen, 25o0 bushels Wheat, 10 cents To
Marseiles, light Pipe Slaves 10y Foreign Brig a,
$lS To Jamaica, from Norfolk Hogshead Slaves,
at Sll. To St Croix, from Brandywine, Del, Corn
Meal at 50 for puncheons and 40 cents for bills To
st. Thomas, from jacksonville Brig at 80 for
Sawed Lumber, and another to New.York, at s7D
SIC. Tor Flooring Boards and Plank. To California
mere is considerable offering, and the rates range
nom Is to 90 cents y foot.
! In Port Friday Ranks e
4 Steamers ..-.-.-.- % Rr,0s ss
Shps---.-- .r-.-;----lls SchOoners ..is7
N'~-------.-- -49l.
The street was very quiet to-day. and at
early hour Of the afternoon was nearly deserted,
The moving Of the procession was the signal for
every one who could get away to take position on
Broadway.
Money was easy on cali at a per cent.
Paper is in demand and small supply at 7alO . cent
for the best names.
The steamer took 1887 500 in American
gold and fl,OOo i'll English gold, making ss42,s7O
which is less than anticipated early in the week.
The shipments of the week have been 3i9 SIS
steamer al fhlladeiphla-- 100000
Total q, sos SIS
This s, we think the largest export we have ever
had in week. During next week the shipments will
be IN, as there is no Liverpool steamer from this
port AID last weeks export from New
YORK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
From Boston, 6Os.ooo
iotai..-- --...-.--.....--.....-.-.- $673,o00
TO the above exports and the total for two
VEGAS H------- .$3le2,S5e
which is less than 1900, 900 per week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
By TELEGRAPH.
kossuth Movements Elsewhere.
BALTIMORE CITY.

BALTIMORE CITY
~, BALTIMORE, Saturday, Dec. g, 1851.
lhe announcement, by telegraph, yester-
Gay morning OF the arrival OF KossHrh, caused quite
asensason OF pleasure TO thrill through our commu.
my, ano number OF the members OF the Committee
sppolIes 20 invite him TO the city Immediately
started of In the cars, about TO depart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08

DIVIDEND.-The Board Of Director
- q the Commercial Fire Insurance CompaL, ~
this day declared Dividend Of Ten per cent 10
The Sfocs holders on anc after Monday. ah nn N II
ofce ofthe {. rnpsny. No. sMefchants Exchange W.
The Trsns or Books will be closed until thst dag.
CHAs j. MARTIN, ssefssA.
NEV- YORK. Dec. ,, 1851. e~.-