The republic
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- American telegraph · November 11, 185111 de noviembre de 1851
- Grand River times · November 12, 185112 de noviembre de 1851
- New-York daily tribune · November 17, 185117 de noviembre de 1851
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Groceries arc steady and unchanged.
The cotton market is unchanged.
Whisky 21 a "21 i cents.
The steamer Marion, from Charleston, and Alabama,
from Savannah, have arrived.
Eater from Ilayli.
Boston, November 10.?We have dates from
Port-au-Prince to the 23d September. The Emperor
of Hayti had complied with the demand of
agents of France, England, and the United States,
and concluded a truce with the Dominicans. By
the terms of truce a year's notice is to be given of
the commencement of hostilities.
This measure will tend greatly to enhance the
property of the island. Coffee is selling at $35 per
100, with a prospect of a large crop.
Later from Buenos Ayres.
Boston, November 10.?By an arrival to day we
have dates from Buenos Ayres to the 17th September;
the United States frigate Jamestown, from
Montevideo, with Commodore McKeever on board,
had arrived at Buenos Ayres. It was reported that
General Oribc was still endeavoring to make terms
with the Brazilians, and he had been denounced
at Buenos Ayres as a traitor. The House of Representatives
had elected General Rosas governor
for life.
Tho Argentine army was beinp strengthened,
and the general opinion at Buenos Ayres was, that
shopld Oribc fail in making terms, his army would
be destroyed.
Ounces were selling at 384. A law forbidding
brokers from speculating in this article was contemplated.
I Several vessels had arrived from the United States
with tl?Mtr, rice.fcc., which woo.Id net 33 per cent.
laia Qiiir'n oa a u'ao noiros* IrnAtftn o. Hull
Exchange on the United States 9 per com. rli*
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The republic. (1851). Washington [D.C.], 1851-11-12. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014434/1851-11-12/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The republic, 1851-11-12.
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