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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-06
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SUICIDE.


Mr.. HoLDEN You will please publish the follow
ing notice of Suicide
In Wayne County, N. c., on the morning Of the
9th of August, 1851 William Whitfield committed
Suicide by hanging. The act was committed, 1t was
supposed two hours before daylight, upon
Mulberry just in front of his own DWELLING about
thirty feet from the door. Several persons besides
the family were at his house. on the melancholy oc-
cason, aud getting up in the morning. the appall-
ing spectacle presented to their view. The de-
ceased had been laborng under some Authorization of
mind for several months previous to his death. he
seemed TO be impressed with the idea of destroying
himself, saying that his troubles were more than lie
could bear, but in other respects he seemed to be
tional. Ii is he had shared largely in troubles
He had lost affectionate wives, five children
in their youth, of whom died nnder very mean-
cholly circumstances upon the plains of Mexico, in
the late with that Country, besides several other
members of his family. 1t seems that the weight of
largely accumulated troubles ont his mind, and
prompted him to the fatal deed. 1t is needless to
speak of his character; those who knew him, appre
cated him 90 j citizen, kind neighbor and
good provder for his family and it is believed that
he has not an enemy upon the face OF the earth. He
had been connected with n branch of the Baptist
church for several years, and his walk was pious
and consistent. He leaves numerous family and
large circle of friends to his loss, and wife
and six small children bereft of Their best earthly
friend. Notwithstanding the melancholy crcumstan-
of his death, mourn not those who have
hope but trust that his troubles over and that
he sleeps in the arms Of the blessed Saviour.
H. r. K
ky The Wilmington Journal, Spirit OF the Age,
Biblical Recorder, and Goldsborough Republican
and Patriot requested TO copy.
Condition IF the MarheLs.
NEW YoRK, Sept 3. p. NJ. Stocks are lower.
Erie has declined Il, and Reading &. ..-..ss...
Flour is unchanged Sales of 1000 bbs. at
sl4 50 873 for State brands, and 81 1873 for
Genesee. Rye Flour So 37!.
Sales of Genesee Wheat at 81 oil, and Michigan
white at 90 cents. Sales of 28, 900 bushels liked
Corn at ST cts. Rye So CTS. Oats SO 40 cts.
Provisions are firm. Sales of mess Pork at
Is rs a $15 9.3. Sales of 300 bbls. Lard a, q
cents.
Groceries are steady. Sales of 200 bags Rio Cof
Zee at 9 cents. Porto Rico Molasses 2G 80 cents.
Cotton has advanced &c since the arrival of tho
Atlantic. Sales 200 bales.
Sales of 10 hhds. Kentucky Tobacco at II 8
cents. Whiskey % cents.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-06

convention, lsoa A WHIeGERY. The Wing State
Tie hero of for the Presidency because he Wss
al commissionoe rean aOar, and John Strohm for can
gatnst furns1;ars, wEO, when in Congress, roied a.
'"'''''g supplies to carry on that ,0Gr ? : =.
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maR.R.rx1a.

!s'sssa EnGARRrED zG
In Aamance cesnty the 10th inst. by the Rev. A.
H. Thompson. Mr.. William kirkpatrick, to Mrs. GiIa
A. Teer, alt of Alamance s.srs
Ia this City,. the 4th instant, by o. L. Burch5
ESQ.,, MIR. Eli Ellen. to Miss Julia tkinson. y
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-06
LITER frnni Terms.

New ORLEANS, August %. Galveston dates to
the 22d have been received.
The Texas election returns nearly all received,
and the probability is that Peter II. Bell, dem., is
elected Governor by thousand majority over all
James w. Henderson, for Lieut.. Governor, has two
thousand plurality. s..t.g .-. A setz.
!, V. E. Howard, for Congress, has small majority
over all.
Captain Lewis is probably elected for Coagress in
the Eastern district. sssE =
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-06

To the foregoing list, would add for Eastern
Carolina the famous Mattamuskeet Apple, originated
at Mattamuskeet Lake, in Hyde county, about 80
years ago.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-06


(TuE FALL QUxEN, Green striped with
red
1'0'e The FALL PEARMAIN, Red, with Russet
spots.
THE ROMANTIC, Red and yellow.
December. TIE BosroN RUssET A large russell APP
pie.
PRYoR RED, Striped red russell
January TIE HAIL SEEDING, Small red with
white spccks.
{ THE VANDERvEnE, Bright red & vel.
ioS-u"'S' } The GREEN CHEESE, Pale green.
March. THE KERR, Yellowish green.
April Whitaker russell, Yellow, with rus
set
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Photographed for the Baltimore Sun.lE
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.
SUCCESS OF LOPEZ.
ANTICIPATED CAPTURE OF HAVANA.

Defeat and Death of GEN. Emma.
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Job Printing.
Neatly Executed at the Standard Print. Office.
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Telegraphed for the Baltimore Sun of Wednesday last
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
ENGLAND.
The Great Exhibition of 1851.

On the sth the numbers were 1886. and
the receipts Gl,9i7 Is Cd, OF which 127 were Tor
season-tckets.
visited the Exhibition. af'cT q heightened absence.
THIS was The first Day OF which the reduced pfce oi
halfa-croVn was tired. and the experiment appear
10 have been attended with the best results. me
following is the official return for the day Number
ofylSltors Ia S4s SeaSCn-tlckCtS, G2O amount re-
ceived ai the doors. Gl,jsi IS Total tl2A 5s
On Monday the number OF persons who visited me
building was 3c,oSl, the rocclpts dt tie "ooiS "cs
On TUESDAY the amount taken at the doors was
f2.s26 lgs the number OF visitors beng 5S55l.
on Wednesday only one scason-ucket was soli:
IN, money taken III the doors amounted to L2,26i
tes making the total receipts G2 26j los. The po-
lice report ewes the number Of visitors as A1,cil.
On Thurs iav I23s6 was the amount taken at TIE
doors the police return Of visitors being 49A52.
There Is 10 Re q meeting OF the Royal CommlS-
soners on Thursday next, To hN the tMo for the
closing OF the Exhibition, witch Is expected 10 iake
Mace before the middle Of October next
The Rouen, Ha,Te. and Deppe Railway 'onpa-
mes have decided or sending number OF Their
wolkmeu to VISIT The Exhibition IN London, every
week. IN parties Of ten, accompanied by an inter
The prize OF a hundred guncas offered by Rev.
DR. EmCrtou for tho bos, essay showing " IN Whal
respects the union OF all nations at the Great txm,
btiOn Of 1851 Is calculated 10 iurther the nOtdi anu
RELIGIOUS welfare OF maIkInd,' has been gained oy
Rev J. C. Wmsh. NJ. \, incumbent OF Tnmiy
Church, East Pcckham
NEW ANrRlC'N toNrR' M rloNS-lh lhc thlttu
states department al The Exhibition twenty-our
large uaCkaccs have Just been received. The new
arrivals consist chiefly of agricultural implements
and cdnlJcoS. Several OF the latter are han iNomeN
shaped. and remarkable lor NE hghtneSs of tne'r
construction The former class 90 not dluer very
much a. far as We have Yc' seem IN their features
from the old contributions IN the same section I.
their principal characteristics being cheapneSS and
lriinoss of drau hj. Ever since the experimental
trial at TiDirce fam, Nj McC COTmack'S rcapnC ma
chino has been az object o. intense interest among
he agrlcutuTsts who nave visited the Exhibition
Now that harvesting operations nave comnctcei,
Is merits might very readily be tested on sc ale 50
extended rs to leave no doubt on the public mind
wlih respect to them. II II turns out IS effective as
lis exhibitor states Its value TO English farmers Will
be enormous.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
Kossuth and bis COMPANIONS to be set Free
on lhe first Of September.
COTTON STEADY 1T roRH1ER PRICES
Latest Bates frcn Liverpool. Aug. IS: LONDON
Aug. -. and Paris, Aug. II.

The British Mail steamer Asa, Capt
Iuskns, arrived at this por last evening about 6
O'Clock. having made her passage from Liverpool
N l2 days and hours.
The following IS a list OF the Asia's passea.
GERS
In slsoussaa Aaa. from Li-oDool-Mr. LeaoK. Ms
Itnox servant. 81 II Smith al- ad}. y ds h'oer s3n
aud cl q. Alr arre1 .ady. c4l'lea aa1 a. n.
SsnI Lord, 3iies Lord. N. - White. Ms wh.,e' NJ
md Isdr Ms. BARROW and servant mr T. Ka, LADY ant
da sit,f, 1ir Henderson, aft ld af tn by tcih az
clirea " F.e'drs. 4 c Burn ara laiy. c. pe-,rs..a
and l,s. Geo Johnston All lids. bar t',-a anl is'
lies.1s 'it, Staztr v ideu Mar.ny. Anderson Cs-.,
Smith. Talec. Beeoher, Mitchell, eazlngion, A-s,e'
Hagv oOd Iay. Coates C,lr, t-, u chenle, r'r ah'
C, .e, ~ ta,.,'- Te-h-sti.e Wia Iav Bod. B,un.
ii-aly .sarchi. Nerggi = " ksr. A,b .r s.oes.
no.ideau. Iofer. PrcsswcA. bf-1fn1, T. .sn 'io'.s'
Wat-f,oscu Duaran fatrv. Blac.ncy Lavry 7prsani,
,i,lI.r Kefv r. : De.cvueDe. 2. / Crook, J.. = Don
Go C-r-',I Elo,en shaw, stone Wa..n. Nimm0 Per
Inns }iae Rlrferidge. lI4"a'. IA. ner, htrh 10
waiter hndon,ro Jardine. Haworh, Cohen watts Car
r..nofs S.iomsn Trnc.S Once Sinn,.oS. Seso''' '
fessor Aiuuer Beg. 1ir shelton. het 5 "Lson' Ut
Be.fo Dr. s { Po.-1o4ylIe. Mrs. inIsnaid ~
Gs.,u. Nus Mgrd,ch Mr J. Io'as la! and a,.ne '.f
l. .rs adv and child. Dfrs Cioeien. Nr. Robert sierra
TN aiss Asloson Dir Evans and 5T Waldo. bearer %
ds,atcles.
The ASIA bring DO political Intelligence OF any
rreat importance Europe IS generally tranquil
We give the following summary of the news
from our files Of English and Continental Jour
nais:
Tie screw steamship C.iyoi Glasgow left the
Mersey for Philadelphia on the 18Th with the
wholly UNPRECEDENTED number Of 22i passengers,
some OF whom were glad to pay full cabin fare
for the high privilege of making up their beds on
the floor Besides the above, this ship took Out
very valuable cargo of dry goods
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
Brown. >oiplcy 4 Co.'S Circular.

r. tsal LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. Aug ID, laoi
W have ua'ofal change ip notice in our NorIoN
market sia,e thc departure of che last steamer The
weeks husncSs has ssn toa fGr extent the sAlss ichch
n a. bales Whch sfeclarlS have taAea IeJV and
,rertcrs Do 9U bales still no nnaion has been appaI
tu the demand being freely met hy holders. WITH cgca
>,ual sales a turn tvnr oi bnf. -. though On tho
whole pr.res arr steady. and " IN the exception NJ fan
Iusnd wh-ch have dee nod .d 81 h .thr quotations ny
last steamer are ftrfafti
Fs.r Orieans s'd Atidiins do. t.d Fair Mobiles.
ding pla>. --i6d inferior and oudlnafN. Ssid IL
Tie stick ~ EorroN n thus port biJt,n bales NJ
Nl,a .Utist alr kmCIc against total stock u t,s
rfnt "a a,t wear 81 sJ6tt0 90 which JiJto hA.es wcc
Autlcau
Cour, and rather lishtr rates have hceu ohtani To-
some particular descriptions ready 'or m Mediate delivery
The rr0 s,ts iOT the harvest cHhinuug ilYo' thie wc
have no rroytmeHt notice our CORN m rkei. ihc
business henc aufc limited ni the following quai't'ns
Wc>trfn Cauai FItUH. Us td Sl'~. Phlladclnhu and
Baltimore. so> Ohio and Canida 2- Oh Sour, i8,
8 bhl. White indan CoKN. 2ls td, Yellow. 1>, an1
NN.d at, lr Il i6O ty, White WHEAT, >N h eDs
lcd Red. IS "a ass. All. = 20 h>
N0'LIug dong m IuKrENIlNE
NDlrs respectfully, BROWN ShiiitN \ ~ .
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
DENMARK

T'te Pros rr t--r''c r~1cr The l.tN % Copccft-
e. r. the 9t INST saws Tine wt1~itv Of the wc1l-
bers ot the Assembly of Notib.eS 81 tels)nrC have
atoufsd he following orgar.Iapon tnr the Duc1lcS
~ Schlesv K licstcm AT / The DANISH GoDar-
cry forms one united nation. under The same prince,
Wiki the same order ol succession. with one dplo-
% afc enc consular representation. ani one ieet 81
Rag one system %; commerce. navigation. CONS.
&c. shal. BE- established. The >ilSin1-tunj q. iae
public debt of Denmark ana HOLLAND shall take
nrce and the portion foT boi>tcn SAal bc hXct ac-
corning 90 iaC pCpG.stI0a. =. rae Ducay -. hol-
>teln >hall continue 20 form part of the Gcrmlnlc
COuf,tfrIi. on. 3. When t1C Altr> which interest
TIE whole oi Tire monarchy ARE discussed ma the
,ouuc.l cf S.1te. the tC4.tgln Minister shall have
tchbcraf,yC vote in the Council :. The DuchV ot
Sch.CsWIg shall haSea spcclel Diet ami a >uoorjl-
maze .tlI.l .--at,u ior CERTAIN affairs. In oiier
cases .i sh.rcs 20 tie system Ct Denmark. For or
dlrarv affairs Denmark ana ScaleSNlg vii have The
same government and thc same laws. o. Iue Dan
>h ana German people in the Duclic> VIII en- oY me
same rights ana the same protection. . Ine al
la.r. Cf StAieSWig dut Iiol>icin, whi hhayc hitherto
tt,u n common. VIII henceforib De- separate. :
N0 change can be- made in the ABOVE regulations.
except VIII the consent OF The legislative power
o. Tie pUca1 of Luxembourg shall continue 20 De-
long .p fht GtuUsflr confederation. The proNi,-
IONS of At also apply 10 that Duchy Is 20 anarS
which are not common 20 an The monarchy. be
DuChv shall have It's administration ana special
Diet Tie latter VII exercise the legislative power
with ihe hing.
Accounts from Copenhagen of the Gth INST state
shat the Kings health i, completely rec>ta1h>hed.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
Tt RKEY

\ tecewphic dispatch from Ryroul announces
the arrival OF The great caravan from Bagdad. IL
musters Geo camcl>. The province of Samara Is ln
a state of insuuecIon. The inhabitants oppose the
proceedings of the recruiting commission.
CoNSrASTINorLE, July 2s.--Ihe Porte has deh-
ntely declared that the lSt of September next the
refugees Utematcd at kuiaha, shall be set AZ oer-
iy ADprcherslons are entertained that # the Porte
persists. Austria VIII make an open declaration of
war against the Porte, cross the frontier win an
amy. aud induce Russia 10 give It, powerful sup
port to tie operation, Of the Austrian army, by
bringing is troops from lies>atabia, ana rs neet rom
Sebastopol 10 act against the Balkan and ConSt anti
nope For such Contingency the Court Is not pre-
rared The American irigaie independence, Capt.
Long. and the Mississippi. Commodore Morgan, are
expected 10 arrive here for kossuth and his COM
panions The United states appear 20 be on the
watch for IN opportunity Of taking a prominent
Share IN The affairs OF the world
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
>,r1r vopr nAyIy TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 49, 1851.

for several hours prey 10 fire Shortly aler md
night tire EcrSr1c was sounded IN the streets Of
Ha1rc. and was soon found that ,ae binding Shcts
o. u. Noruant. n the suburb o. Perry, were IN
f3nes. INN ecists'y the alarm was given the au-
hoftlf Of Hayre anc ingouulie aniis is3Oui $50 men
ofhe - Light infar;Eyiae fire ,rlgadCs OlC three
CCU Muucs the Custoll-k0uSe OlccTS, WIZ. te gen
daIIntTle. police AID national guar.s, repaired Ia
haste 90 tte scene OF the disaster K wa> fJllt tli
the FIRE had broken oui N the large block o. work
shops II tie centre Ci tse DOCK. and the hancs,
which rose IL broad masses. gated up tAe a2TiL'a
IIOr tbs center Tie f!wes favored hy ne hisl
CCrl'ustlbly n the ml'cralS cole tel there, cK-
tened to The frame or INCH TesiC- tae ril-nlcca;
steamer Norm m ). and schooner yA,hi - co--S'
~ construction Tor V Cay.us N171S cannot de-
scribe the appearance presented ~ Tins ino1eri 9r
this scene ot ces0lau0n Tie elegant lines OF tlH
steamer and schooner. which the fameS fnTe .orei
On every SIDE. showed srandy et mes tAro lsh tle
smoke and Cct es,OI ly assumed t1c moss an -'.-
forms ard proportions seen from iie s-ofe, iIl
two vessels had the appearance oi resting on sea OF
lTt. and beng beaten lY lts waves Nut"-.i- 4---
INC the trOTts o. The W0TalCn ttC Gl-I1s made soi'
work with tie two ships ~ the emo o. AZ hour iao
cradle Of The Normandy was lege "-.l i.f -f3ln-.
and the vessel reduced 10 mere fuis. lis upoa t a,
upon ilS b!er. o. tie once promising Scaocasrtlefe
renamed out few smoking t-nccfs. lac i..s ,l>-
alred So ~ as appears g preSeu'lS 1Aous 3 t'l W
The pro0 efoT insured fOr portion o- the dam
eCc, but neither OF i.e vessels were nciltcl ln Sac
policy.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
CAPE OF GOOD Hope.

The last accounts nom he Cape Of Good Hope
are not particularly cheering. sU larry smith,
Do one of Lls genera. orders, iro~s oui dil in,ni-
ton that tie struggle Is coming 20 speedy close
Uut y hen Wc look for a continuation oi tins pleas
ing authorization. We find the wish iO Dee merely
father 10 the thought One Oi the Cape papers
declares that the accounts iTOm the frontiers h11
become by every post more painful and dishearl-
euIug. SaIdilh WIS stu IN the mountains and,
although his prophet, imlageni, had deserted
him. and JOined another chlei, the change Was not
likely 10 4feC, The character u the contest ne
hostility OF the HouentotS is more unml,ahaoe.
Not only bad the Houenio's at the lheopohs
Mission station thirty miies 20 the south-wes, Of
Grahams Town. reyOtod. but the ilOttento' lesles,
whose peuCd oil service mad expired. could not De
.udlctd oY any pccunlary temptation, 10 Ucnllat.
Add TO this, That the murder OF tfA'eAefs was IRE,
quent that The horizon is described a. beng lighted
I'D al night nlih the flames OF deserted dfnhOust,,
that MAJOR Genera. Somerset was iOed N an effort
10 expel the haiirs ron the Kat River and enough
l. apparent 10 show that this little war only the
"oeglnnmgo OF tie end" No,the least extraordinary
feature IN ,he intelligence by ne last arrival is the
conference which sald 10 taken place Oet"eeh
the robei Chiefs, at which y vas arranged thii
Ilo,tentot Republic wa 20 be set up on the western
,lde Of the helsAamma and that the country beyond
was 20 belong exclusively 10 the hdiars Inc mere
announcement II such combination on me part oi
sayages having for Is object the realization Oi pro-
found political dOgnas. Is enough 70 tadie the nerves
OF The most colo bOoLed European. II these curly
headed children ol the sun have the idntest concep-
ton OF the working OF the pouicdl machinery winch
they desire 10 put N notion lnusuce mas oeeh ciedI-
~ done 70 them ia the low estimate ~ have theIlO
formed Of Their intellectual status anu assuming tae
rumOr 70 be correct which bears on - lfOhI a. me
marks Of e1aggeratiCn the prospect OF pl,Lng Gown
or completely exteImlnating race animated Dy
sUca ratr.otc sympath.es. lCTe>hadO"s the up-taft-
iug OF some south African Add el-h 4Gef VINO may
leac u an lutelmmab.e dance Of years before We
can eEec,uaIy succeed ln crushing me rebellion
Look at the state Of affairs al the CHpe N "nM right
ffsa ffNa al I0
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
1'INIS

T1f TonIoHRais coutradIctS statement Of The
Bres'qr Ga-l'fe about the alleged arrival II The Bcy
of 1uuls IN vienna. with the intention OF invoking
me protection of the Northern Powers against the
attempts of the Porte cOunieumced by England.
"A,bnct nev." saws The Touiofpais " woud, ii this
were true have left his states al the very moment
the British squadron 0i the Mediterranean appeared
before he GOlcta. TIN, Circumstance alone would
suffice TO prove the abSuriiy Of the statement OF The
Hrts'ar Gorfife I'm the first place, W. viii observe
that Achnet Beg. when seriously menared, never
demanded ihe and or protection o. The Northern
Powers. NAO must naturally consider hlm n thc
leli ol "A rebel subject and, secondly. be has not
SCI ont from Tunis A. for the British squadron, rs
attitude : far from hostile It's well known. more
over that that naval force i 20 s for the coast Of
Sra|n There IS some reason 10 believe that Nd
miral Parker, VINO had been stopping at Malta for
some time past. has received instructions Ia visit
several points with hs squadron along the shores of
the Mediterranean.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
OVERLAND NAIL.

By adyces from Trieste. q the 18th instant, We
ere informed Of re arrival al SueZ Of tae Indian
mail The steamer HacdInsiOn Jeff Calcutta On the
81 July. and arrived at SuoZ the fih INST. Her
oates rom Bombay are 70 the 9Th July. 1ne mail
wh.ch-eli Bcmbsy on the 7th June must have re-
arrival NAV be looked ior month later 1t was re-
ported thai orders had been gwen for the surrender
OF the northern provinces of me Nzaln, IN saIsid =
ton Of The sums due 20 The East India company
There twas rumCr Of an OUTBREAK IN '5iiilFi'
OF Madras the Belgian vessel Ph;lemeTs - sue
HoOgey and tie he5an. OF Batavia. ne 80
llsh vessel Sors of Commerce had DTeh 49, -
near Acel. ana portion o. the 'i'" "
the ualIVcs. Commerce Was ou4i'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

eo''s lssT' ssies. We sae,e MsldhIs U7lsuis "a
AS,iS, very eun POS have decsines Is = ~. "A, ~
QUsx,IrRoN BARX-ie-saies II Ph aselea,a have ,,,a
aacc A. = - cst "a store, n ~hch here are hnysr
is n,ied quantity T,s. az change rvEPkSFiSS S,ie-
PstN OF - n ,yhirs lower sales ~ srcc, isSss n
f,,s demand NasIF on much wa1ted 81 - 4 y
an PAS SEAL OF has declined ahaus I. AID ,se nv
suoiit ts3 l5s 70 iSi tan IARDOIL aooe here ss-'.
xalvalss lse tru. TAiio~ has Aisaace1 shoat 81 y
-.f ~ gs k.ra> arf flrttef advance looked ia-.
~, "a, ,e-v arc Ph lsie rhA icss I'D a, n cst
Rr.iN s. it = cvt wasted .o s',cA o; common here
-' ~, t+.o h,ii f-r'r. sad ttr sales a-e s>oui =
tn, tre ,0a st e., ant few tnns - t'> 81 cst
Oar msru-c.urts r>>i aat i'i'a'i h-'ia'' 'afrue>
F,.sS d, ., -s,,-,.. demand p-ccs sfs ~rn r1a.s-
tsnei ~ ,nr ,t.es .nNcfy >nAl enpass SaosAle's
49, and pSsN .re lel more frmiy sltaoush cAs
sly lcrll tT,lir. sales, 80 te4e,soi h'"""N aAse
,-tr1 S,, fSs it, r.r ,un SOD, A>it cs5, sfs
ic> per fNn lar rel brands. niIr.nr IS Nef Z ~.
CPsN->rcc the ta't 81 or ia>i gce,ta @ ,ss %
weather has been extremely favorable Tor ma AfnS tse
iEcfcgs Mfe1i st.ns has oesA tAttn,Nrl fNeru-
81 VIII >nce uo iia N tne fltii 1'..a .'S t,,S
etr a our rrrls irom Lnsltnd and >c'hni - - ths
rraiatlr ycd err GOOD hu' some comp 'nl> ~ '' -
tht po1i,e crorls arsn aa >td ~ h the i>caSr whoa
ia, uols in,,ai.ei .ar tac is,t iogrl lrar>
w haNr t1 ao.'ce c'rtulaiee . s.es ~ w
demand fr " Ft srd fIors. ard iirthcr decline hn
taken place ai 81 20 - an nis i naittl All ,e'
,ng tccn accepted ;or Csnatan White MRstr sad 4, lN
ESQ li-acs. c.crtd hr Autrc1u, and lss - ~ ei h~
Zen ftt.h lrd tHr srrraro ninfr. tanfui'.
afd rcsi Western FLOUR. ono n approved brands Ani
crlty l9~ tG to vs. barrel, best pha have
lee generally Ie.t goa .u>
tLa inquiry Nr INDIAN CCgN has almost gone ot, ~
fe,, sa'c> rajr have been no . to f> nt hne yellow
ilsh tliNfu ~ ship
~ or market il, nofung We had tHiu altaaitnct,
and the weather proving hnc bat hie onses vas doo'
in uF At or FLOUR. ana ia ftc absence ,i an,
actions worth, cd uoice We make no alteration IN the
value e either bias Sac market closed .ess hHn Than
opened ,.
There was vor ltile Indian Cos, on sale. wAcA wss
hello tor tlt t prgts ~ tac ifh Old oars were Neis
scare nut me Sc Il New p-ocecicd sowl ai decline
of IA e "a. . fS tir b.acN og laWncY D Nne were
uat chcarer OkrMEN wftont change.
The anNus cf NtEAr trpw kurole SINCE Tuesday ate
70 35 quarters. AMI ss barels of American and fo0'
sacks q French tloNR ot ether articles the fe>h sup
pics trIinc
THIS davis quotations for imcreon White NHNNr, - NJ
rs ltd Caual An .s 11.sl~ ad. 81 iph fLo'R-Ohie
s'fmurc. " & Westerns and Canadian Us alh "a Z,
Pha3eluha 10 td 11os Inferior and sour Ia o. 70 -
-sl-. I.pAN COEN. Yellow %. Nlscd fl> l,> a =
is0h RICHARDSON. RRoruHR> Co
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
London Produce Market .Aucvsr l5.

SToAR-Of West India so casks were sold at auction,
making z25 packages News az jos n To i2s 81 io low
SO iue, brown and common TO mddlng yellow, Sis 20
ass nddlng 3ts Sales fot the woes 2ijO cask>, ~ ~
to Is decline Maurt.us tOlo bags sid Low O. good
yellow 33s Cd 37s 6d low o middlng brown, 3ia -
3}s Fcugal AUCTION. $500 bags, mostly sold al ~ oi
for fne white Benares. and low yellow ijs Madri, ~
bags sold a q Cd to 28s cd low fine brown Cor
tTE-2 ecO casks Plantation sold fine ordinary q MD
ding i6s Ia SIS Pea Berry. 38s b. Us Tnage, 3d. 10
as ID Native 10 auction 203 bags sold Good ordinary
'fs ari. 'am1csd POS ~ t0 J's The mnlhetlrm. lkt
The market dul Common tonsou realized lVd !" lvt
Ri,E-B Business very fat 10 ih article, ana pmce' fatbsi
Ipvfr CoTroN- Very lpir business dong. III" nNAct
steady The sales he wecA NJ o. 90 bales sn'
a bought d Jd for sccdt 20 fully lr, an' 10 'l0s
Na,rg 81 o. ii on the spot T,LLow hery hru,,
ald far husncts transacted lrci,tutsh G. ff'k'd
o. fhc rot.