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to-day and although good deal Of 1t Is speculative tho
bong Jfds portion is not inoonaiderabls
India Qualities OF Yarn to buy and even the
numbers Of water twist which have been comparatively
stsgnant and difficult to move, have taken an upward
tendency
In Cloth all kinds Of Madapollams, Long Cloths, Shirt
ings and Printers have gone of well and at improved
1hd U piece advapce more than the price five weeks
back has been realized. .7l
and in Yarns the German buyers hang back considerably
and manifest considerable unwingness to follow the up
ward course Of the market.
London, November, 27-The English funds have again
been firm to-day, and in the price of Consos for money
there.has been an Improvement of eighth The frat
quotations were 1oo to u for money and 1907 to x for
and account Bank Stock closed 222 to IA Reduced
0o34 to u Three quarter per Cents 1881 Long
to S. and i1ehsausr.bis March] lis to U.s. June
The foreign market was rather heavy
Tho scrip Of the Turkish Loan experienced further
heavy decline almost Immediately after the
ment of business, but therewas subsequently partial
recovery and the closing quotation was the that
Of yesterday The fact that it's price is thus far
maintained furnishes striking protest against the
Of the Turkish Government since it shows that the
idea of SO onstro an act Of reputation being carried
out is regarded incredible The transactions In the
official list at ~ az PIX, and OK premium and
The disagreeabe feeling awakened by the Of the
Turkish scrpihas extended itself to other securities and
issue was at or premium. has been sold to-day at
discount. This fall incomprehensibe unless 1t ia
De to an attempt the part Of spectators
to raise an alarm on the ground that the loan is
guaranteed by the Government. This however dis
tnctly understood from the first 1t is secured in the
same manner as county loan in this country-by the
estates Of the district in which it is to be expended and
is negotiated under the authority of the Swedish Diet and
a royal charter.
The Corn Market this morning again firm at former
prices
Hare, October 17CoTToN-To up. the sales of the
week yet reach 1925 bales Of which 1900 bags Cumana
and 800 bales to arrive from New0reans against 34S7
bales Imports that stock is reduced to POTTS bales
of which 1862 bales United States Prices United
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NN AuAMEL EwIs.-This celebrated philoso

I'VE PIER AsTE9LoGIST and PHYsioGNoMsT and of
Gentlemen NewOeans that
Magazine No. 361 CAMP STREET. Edward
street. be consulted desiring information on the
PAST, PRESENT FUTURE tp- Consultation Al. oeti4 am
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EXPORTS. -
6 ss.' isss - shsa !sssss
BosToSrer ship Mary creer 1870 bales cotton 1000 ak. o..
brig Danube ssa bale. cotton
sugar 80 eo. msa..ss lis lead hid. pGge,
90, s u.s.. aEs. '' FAa' 40 % -four
St JAeope Bernard. sss Dbl. tow ts do sugar
g DO ss S g. sss % 3D. % ~
sH pr. s st 5Asersr 1929 bar.
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ship s FMnoh z.sss ., SIX. sal. s,.,,
p nvsnroo1-p.r ship p..e.s sd, .. a.. -,
S MsIssa se r Neral. s,, ,oz, ;, 4.
i ln. Is 800 III as s. boxes
%'s a. ass 500 boxes lemons rs bales mating
srMprs-psr steamer M,be,n ,as h.,.. -
fassy wilson ss eosss ffs4seo so 30
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Green So, s sS
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1sost rayne ars9n4 chatsgoer 5s Jackson
;ss s & 81 e g 81
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ham, sgssr 90 ~ Rsef Brand Adas t -four
III. apples say ass camp
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wilt, Il Williams ssess oEsy sssssSs
rs S'i si tssss
co.. do ID cks bacon IJe.; Nor,nn - 90 t, 1919
IA do ty Bachsley sn hsse hnS Pioa Ea S a.
Black eoNa5 bbs pork Nsin Owen DO aonr a. Mn an
Ma i1s hte. sS nInS .n;aa w ou NJ 10 l
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dcol5 hhas 20 bbs McCa23 hhds
Hewitt Norton &col2 do Elder &cototai hhds b35
bales moss j $ Turner
FORT SMTrHper stenmor Arlsopas. six hale. .,or ,h ma
Al Greenwood Sco-s bnes cotton W. rh Williams
Ii Cater Obi Afetreesr h AllowaraI Gu or
Green &ea47 do Sddall Green &co1 Armstrong,
cans 2is hides lot Skin Healdl2 hides Rotinson1 bills
bales
CINCNNATI-Pe steamer Cl,enoeb az bI, ,n,,.s an o
a,ur ia boxrs candies II HeaISa pmnia nPbs @
pickles Geadn bills potatoes 50 do onions 10 bJs IS
do Sercomb Voorhes So TO- ham ~ , e. 70 40 Gk o. haM
bbls whisky A. reels Shark
1852 ibis Lands pipes S9
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREacENr OFFICE.
Friday Morning. November 10 1852 !
C0TTON-The market yesterday continued without
animation and the sales limited TO about 1900 bales
Prices were rather easier but without any quotable
change:
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
s Fair io sfDig''
hddlng ......s!s@ 81 Good Fair: ..nI@-
oovror TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stoo or hand Rant 1850 Cotton sa Lee Tobacco hh d.
Reserved since s.p .lsi427 ''''''1 e57s i''''
yesterday. ..... s.o7s-47o5oe aE- $3.50
~ 4so03s 1854
. yesterday 3,369-261,6 63 0OO- 9s22
Stock on hand not cleared. ...... .2l8,375 1892
TOBACCO-We heard Of about so hhds sold, two or
three days ago. lin addition to those reported yesterday
morning) at bi85he p IT,
SUGAR AND MoLASsE5-The Sugar Market was less
active but prices unchanged with Of 800 hhds
Moassesw rather lower and 2OO bills sold at O24t
q gallon, mostly the former.
FLOUR-There was good export demand, and $500
bbs taken, including 1000 bbs st. Louis at about
81 3d. 1900 in lot at 81 So 100 in lots the same
800 at 81 S. and the residue smaller parcels at 81 5O
"a 65 u Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn was in fair request, with sales Of 5000
racks including few lots inferior and damp at 56O5S
$500 old at go and 1000 in lots also at COO q bushel
or Oats we noticed small sales st. Louis at 41O42 and
72o sacks Ohio at 400 bushel.. Bran lower and
1900 sacks were taken at oo095e y 100 OF Wheat
We noticed sale of 3s7 Sacks good at $40 p bushe
PRoVISIoNs-Mess Pork was retailing at $40 250
$40 so y Dbl and holders asking SIT SO for Prime
lot of $50 bbls Pork received held $40
q Dbl Bacon dull with sales of 10 casks Missouri
Sides at 10 Cincinnati at s. and 10 very Prime do ut
sa4 h.. Western Cheese firm and 1000 boxes
sold in lots at 1o1s4 U ID.
RlUE-Lower, and lots on the way offering at 81 y lb.
sALT-rhe sales embraced three cargoes of Liverpool
comprising 5000 sacks Coarse zoe, 400 7Os Fne)
49,, and 1907 (41e Fine) at 79+ p sack round.
BAGG1Nd-A lot of SO bales India Baggiug sold at
10Ke equal to cash.
ooFFEE-prime was selling in small lots at o. p Ii.
FRElGHTs-Actve, and two ships taken for Liverpool
at Nd one for Glasgow at the same, British ship for
Liverpool at 9l6dall for Cotton and Phila-
depha. to load up the coast at S. p hid for Sugar
EXCHANGE-The market frmer and we slightly
advance our quotations for foreign:
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NORTHUMBERLAND THIELE, Al Moreau
Il Ponchar,raia Railroad, Nsworlsnn bess
ait
of FORETELl ING EVENTS WHICH WILL AND HAPPEN.
there exists such enable gifted oee
Madam
that what she predicted did by
Madam TEE constantly to be consulted at her residence
above. lm#
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GREAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ce,ebro

GNNEAI EACIIENENI !!-Ihe celebrateH
w MADAM LAMONT from Barnum's Museum, York, has
this city and holds her her
DAPHNE and Cuomhone Streets Of all who wish
to be informed of wonderful the most scientific principles
Limbs parent,
and her marriage within three months each other with the Initials
which Lresen
sfo proof of the superior talent Of tn wonderful lady;
dissatisfied but hive honestly that Of
only has told the Beware Of who
gypsy about without character or knowledge
long residence ndoostan
given her the advantage
law pending viii find their advantage give
"A processes mediator
unhappy families happy has failed
" OPINIONS OF THE PRESS:
GgHAT creating considerable
House, where she holds her
telling wonderful hnss[ Nashville Union
MADAM strenuous telling
having enough comes
ing informs Mad
asonish AMI that sh eas of of bog aphy Strangers
the time, Which actually
founds thsm-[N o. Daily Times March 90, 1852.
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a LMONDS-100 trails Soft Shell Almonds,
a landing ex brig Avon and for sule by
novis A. F. COCHRAN d CO., 81 Tchoupitouas street.
GRAPES-l00 kegs in fine order, now land
M ing ex brig Avon, and for salsby
nov3 A. +. COCHRAN CO. 81 Tchoupitoulas street.
I'D UTTER-1000 frkins, half firkins and kegs
- prime St, Louis and Ohio go choice Goshen for sale by
nnyl2 A. D. GRlEFF co, 3S and 30 Old Levee.
WHITE BEANS-l0 bills, landing from
w steamer Georgetown, for sale by
noy2 A. D. GRIEFF& CO., Ss and 40 Old
RUCKWHEAT-200 bxs. Hollis and Clnrk's,
- for sale by D. GREFF CO.. So and 40 Old Levee noyia
RARLEY-l00k kegs Pearl, for sale by
u noyle A. D. GRIEFF 4 CO 3s and 40 Old Levee.
NEW C1DER-27 bills, landing ex Galena
for sale by A. D. GRIEF co. IS and 40 Old Lvee novla
thANBERRtEs-100 packages whole, hall
End quarter bbls landing ftem ship Corsica, by
H''' E.. HART CO., 70 Tchouptoulas street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Two LET-one-half Of a two-story House IN
together with large yard e.t and
well ''''' for p''''' l 5os 1 cJs sFsyx
nov'sH under The cetpmerclal Hotel
A RARE CHANCE arrollton Property An
M SAecSasn g III
sas Tss ss siss h m mouse
c.,s St iii 81 ss ss n ::
tween Maaroa and Mary 1treets.
or GaoU V oahg street between Man'os
4ps Ms' Il s'ts' fiTs
|WNEssssM,. ,.. c,...r-,,, ,.,,...
{, & =: ess ssss e
= y 3 :: Low ssssi fisp PIsa.
100 baskets eeIssrts CHAMPAGNE ~.
+ ..;;,., .Iss' naDr'nA
&C.. Ssss,,: Fsrs siieRaE
70 ''tf' M s,l GOLD
;. sn,., i S4sS SRs aAsfsA
u ssAA Egsfk xSr 80 q: sz
|SUNDR111Esss.m,;. !. : .r,oxns.
6 sss saEs s sssI sE aIMoNps,.
g 5 s. e. s sssis1 p f:ffikh'
80 bags J.nsics rlAaEsTo. RI o,
NOAL-2O0 hogsheads Broken and Screened
sy7 Anthracite cs a a.siIf af6 e &c IS
FD AISINS-Whole, half and quarter boxes.
= y movie Ct CONVERSE CO, 81 1choup.euas street.
CHEESE-100 boxes English Dairy, 20 cases
INF ATcHEs- groce various brands.
GOLDFISH AND HERRING-4oo boxes
CUBA sIxEs-A small invoice for SALE
- noy11 T. 8: WINSTON, SOY GtayieI street.
DECANS-Large Texas, for sale by 4
IL nov1s .coNvERsE d CO., 81 Tchoupitoulaa
VEsWENTY DOLLARS REWARD a.
t9iIsn ssaTds agst as dsk HORSE asss,
with white marks working the shoulders The
nosis St 's i'' SAMUEL R. WALKER 81 Camp street.
NTEW SUNDAY PAPER.
IN THE BE AEON OF CUBA,
US. THRAsHER, Editor and Proprietor
o-sPEcTUs.
a iss s' Ias a pa e.
the ssr ns az a apo
% f ps iSg s s r .ss s M
have eshised behalf smsoldsa hs
each SUNDAY MORNING, under the title Of
THE BEACON OF CUBA.
While the of prominent
subject for the portion Of its columns it viii effort
to present to the public
AN AGREEABLE SUNDAY NEWSPAPER.
The sheet will he of medium "a columns portion thereof
Spans and will uti=bed &C flee Of the
the of Z. so payable Single copies
Ths frat humber wi Sunday November q and be
regularly issued thereafter j. S. TlHASHER,
Subscription Lists left
Bulletin Office tPieayune flee,
Della office, b. Norm Camp street
Ctescent Office, J. b. Steel's, SO Camp
Courier office, n. L. Whlte's Canal rect,
lee office, j. c. MoFgan', Exchange Place.
True Dea Office,
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EIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION To-
BAcco-The subscribers have scpstsh, and for
COUNTY, KENTUCKY, TENN ESsEE MISSOURI WRAPPERS
AND FLES Also To5aceoip hcgheadB and bales
Mexican market and for plantation
TURNER 4 RENsHAW,
street and sss TchoupitoulDs u,set.
lad 1yia
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11n ms-CANAL STREET -ysa ~

HTA @s-CANAL STREET. ~t@ 11R
IlV NEW ORLEANS MANTILLA FACTORY. -MlVy
5000 yeSet Cloth and Merno and Silk Embroidered
TlLLAS, OF ihs newest and mming
Newtreans Manta Fac
terry No. 10 Canal street.
The Of this establishment respectfully sots the npec
tun OF the Ladies of Nswrean particularly
the city who not Of and splendid stock cIoKs
and sale at his MantA
call ard them they purchase any place.
will convinced that selling them half the price
other in the city,
In addition splendid and large stock Of Coaks Man
Ladies' here article the FANCY
SILK in all St les for Dresses French si and Fancy Straw BON
NETSan RIBBONS; urge stock of EABRODERIES
here at the manntactnrers Lace and Muslin
SACKS NANIlLLAS, CApES CHEAifSETTES
COLLARS; 500 Embroidered Linen UASDkERCIEFS in the
lot reserve; TRIMMINGS,
Ladies'
splendid lot of rich GRAPE SAWIS embroidered ROBES
Wedding pres.es BABIES LONG CLOAkS and ROBES PRINCES
VELVErS Of the richest styles different Shades;
VET in the for making hanlilas.
w Ladies' wishing particular style Of Cloak Mnt
have by giving in their order
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESSES MADE TO ORDER nov12 en-
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CREsCENr OFFICE.
Friday Morning. November 10, 1862.
CoTToN-The market yesterday continued without
animation and the sales limited to about 1900
Prices rather easier but without any quotable
change
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ELATRlATS

FI4ATBUATS,
In First District
INDIANA-Per Posters boats hay MITCHELL Beverly
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LyERPooLPer ship Nathan HaGau: 6sa7 axis satto
passengers.
LIvERPooL-Per ship Beecarg csk ndse 1tor
Whitney Sco. -
MALAGApr schr ank 1918 h do 400 ar do ra.rs
bniea Is 300 Cos hi do 1888 fg
bo monds so ksa 800 boxes mating
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There is nothing particularly important in this table
Nearly third Of the aggregate value Of imports
ported in this table, is composed Of metals aud man
ufactured detailed statement Like this il interesting
to the mercantile classes generally although whole 1t
gives no insight into the foreign trade OF the port.
The anthracite coal trade was very large the past
weekthe largest this season The Lehish Navigation
Company brought down for the week ending Saturday
last 81 294 tons the schuylk Navgstion the week
ending Thursday last 1886 tons, and the Reading
Railroad for the week ending the time 45 6Sj
tons The tonnage by three lines reached 100 335
The tonnage by the three lines, for the season, up
TO the dates Of the last reports, Is 2352,6io tons
or this aggregate, the Lehigh has brought down
6T3.4oS tons, the schuylkill Navigation 495 062
tons and the Reading Railroad, lisa ITO tons. The de
msnd FOR coal s calling into requston all the facilities
OF the several lines at advanced prices The Lehgh
Navigation Company has advanced the price OF prepared
coal 10 81 so per ton and the Reading Railroad aud
Schuyk Navigation give notice that after the 9th inst
the rate Of reighs and tolls the lines Of their
spsctive works viii be advanced ten cents per ton.
Ono Of the most important mining operations Of the
day Is the organization OF the Great Northern Lead
Mining Company Of New York This company will work
the celebrated Rosie lead st Lawrence cosny
which in 1887 and 1888 yielded nearly three thousand
tons OF metallic lead, valued at more than two hundred
and nifty thousand dollars There are two mines within
ihree hundred fathoms Of each other nearly parallel
ronts lining four veins and extending distance Of one
mile They sufficiently contiguous TO be worked by
ahe same set Of machinery. Under the old
een thousand tons Of yielding twenty six hundred
ions Of metallic lead worth s2il 600 taken from
space measuring three hundred and eighty long by
one hundred and eighty feet deep and four feet vid.
9he extraction amounted TO thirteen hundred and ninety
Elk square athoms Of the vein or ten and half per
thom oftwepty per cent ore Consequently, every
sx feet square produced sl72, and every square iOO
nearly So The celebrated clia copper mine, Of LAX
supcOr only Yields Sis to every cubicfsthom wehav'
no, I'll most remote idea Of the mineral wealth Of th
country. The magnitude Of mining operations 10 Gres
Britain creator than eimkgins fnthe year 1851 sbos
hy thousand tons Of metallic lead prodsssd In rea
Britain More than twenty thousand tons Of lead vt,ec
spi.ucu and bali of dosisc wsSs imported iot2 tae
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Unltsa Stakss Gact aSes asasashng wAsa ~ ssnAsr
thsk We hAvs within the nis Of IL Ststs TIE richest
led nins in the world The supply Of Iced ffcA the
West decreases from year 10 year which mast b sxpecA
whom reliance placed upon irregular dssas Of ere,
instcsA Of regular veins. So skikuy are the great
uninss managed In Cornwall that 81 East Rose lead
iue Yielding only half ton Of o. 90 per ahoA on
the average has been worked sixteen years and paid
uroat Of about two millions Of dollars being nearly
oos thousand feet deep. The shares Originally cost ESQ.,
In the London Mining JcSvroi, Of July a. 1851, they
were quoted at GOO each. There is reason In the
world why should import . pound Of lead, and we
sh not In q short time our lead mines ere properly
worked The Great Northern Lead Mining Company
WILL We be,isvs be managed upon proper principles Mr.
r. p. Remington the orignator Of this company, Is .
thorough practical judge Of mines and mining operations
in eli their ramiHoatons and there doubt but that
he will successfully deveiops the Of the mines
owned by that company There is . wide field for the
operations Of practical and experienced miners In this
country and We understand that the emigration from
Cornwall has for time past been quite active Min
ing viii before the Lapse Of many years. be one Of the
most important interests in the United States.
The following table shows the quantity Of some Of the
principal articles Of produce LEFT at tide water from the
commencement Of navigation TO the 31st Of August in
elusive during the years 1850 100 days 1851 l39 days
1862, 134 days
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RrookI,n CIV Intelligence,

ExPIcsloS o. CsMPHENE LAMP-FATAL Result. On
Wednesday evening last two domescs, in the family OF
Mr. Smith, residing in Henry street Hamilton
nue. hccbingly burned by the bursting of Cam
phenc lamp which resulted in the death Of one named
CaihGne Dcucy and to the injury OF the other
named Catherine Fitzgerald. 1t appears the family
abse nj at church and the noticing that
the parlor lamp bad gone out proceeded 70 fill tone
OF them holding light while the other poured in the
combusble material which instantly ignted, and scat
tered the fragments Of glass about the in every
direction and the fluid their bodies Miss Douley
drcadfully burned that she lived but few hours
afterwards and Miss Fitzgerald burned from head to
foot and injured so severely that il Ia feared she will
The poor girl lies at the CITY Hos
pilal where she was taken on Friday night last.
FrRE-Qn Sunday morning about four o'clock a fire
broke out in frame building in Hunter street near
Fulton avenue, occupied by Daniel Donnely as a car
penter shop. The flames speedily communicated with
Mr.. G. Walaces Patent Tap Mandatory. and thence
spread to building belonging TO Mr. Caspar Urban and
occupied by Messrs Smith and Co., cabipet-waYe
mandatory. The whole range consumed together
with great portion Of the contents The aggregate
amounts to between $4,000 and $4,000 upon which there
IL an insurance Of 81 500
SINGULAR occuRRrNoE,-0n Sunday afternoon Young
precipitated from the heights at the foot Of
Clarke street in the following singular manner He
entered enclosure In which domesticated deer are
kept, and. while seated upon elevation overlooking
the bay was attacked by the male deer, and butted
down the bank Not being able to stop bis progress he
stone wall into Furman street-a distance OF probably
thirty feet Unfortunately, he severely injured ms
II Is feared Of his bones broken. lie taken
In charge by some friends
A Boy DRowNI ON Saturday afternoon a lad named
VIM. Gass aged about twelve years, fell from vessel
lying In the basin the Atlantic Dock drowned
lis parents reside ct No 104 Oliver street New York