The Express. — London, England, 1847-12-06 00:00:00

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Arrivals hue been large, amounting to 3,802 balm colonial o f f e i n e vnt 4; i re ise rea te t ve ,, Astl ! ec , , e,o tbet ron e4 dition, and for such tke trade is very dull and lower, whilst .b...,,, ho adde,d a n p . p , e a c e . r i n i n , g t e , y C it . . rt is , or la n e: . absolutely decided whether . ' all dry good qualities meet a fair sale at the full prs of lag and 416 foreign. English is steady, owing te the email :'l l ;e l ii" ;ern :" a o sn o l t ,..d ln g:t f h the 7lr . „.„. ...l ,th rtes in iew..4,bor by Life A -4.,nuiee renciee ,t.hicii. p,,,,,ra. the .. the firm must go to to the tribunals, and through the 70074 ~e : weary next, will pant o, :lOW in the of stpansus f t o o: oe te: i week. Oats and Beans come more plentifully to and, and stock in the farmers' hands. . fo. ie ee en A somewhat novel item, in the are each la. per qr. lower. Prices to the growen : -Wheat, " moo , m et. 4.-Holdars find the „ olden unwilling to I . sw masa • Mime" la "'h. 7 , 7 , , shape of a failure has to be clunaieled this wsek. It is the fine new, white, 621 b. to 631 b. iml i ,66e. per , : e sr. of 36 stones ; m emo me mom er eze the whole term of II e. The p••. 1.7 o.ders . i „wi11...60 aDo ao . odono w th at t a isa ,,, th ; 0,,,,,,,,,,, o r o ct fficial announcement of the inability of her . Majesty the purchase, except at very low prices, consequently but little 600 .. mad eg Jemmy next, 3a 4.1. per ecoa,in ueen of Portugel to meet her private pecuniary engage- A z ,,..o . d . runs, 61 rh lb rie to 6 ve l f . „A l i .., o t ir ne . w tiee , a tlb r . e t d o 6 6 3 k, =l,the permawmatedaalWal wads ew 1 " ef Jennwr• I"". manta, or, in other words, to pay her debts. A meeting of the - - to at., 6,55. Oats, fine new met:ling, lled. to 12d. ; BRADFORD.-TileTe Is no bmlieation of improvement omferant to • bones el Mese pm era mg am= en an policies but Every one seems disinclined to patentee ; and the genteel Peerage metre& tradespeople and others having claims upon tke household good new feed, Ild. to Mid. per stone. Beane new, 408. prapeowee andel tafernatics my to lo tir it ry i rtmen I , au _ !ominous! has been oiled by the treasurer of the palaces, at which this to 42a. per qr. tone is great despondency. doing. seetkaws. en.. eme unpleasant communication wes made; and, at the sometime, 11 .1 1 1 1: . AONICULTUNAL GAZETTE and a proposal en the pot of her Majesty submitted to thine. No. 396.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 6, 18;7. [3d. Woacresuo, Deo. 3.-There was a less Ripply of Wheat at market to-day, and good qualities both of English and been again Teri limited,. . LIED6,-TbetTis . actions ire foreign Woolathis week have all d 11 t this neer um . y u a . : GARDENERS' CHRONICLE. of Dm 1.1. Mil contain Tall The offer embramd in this proposal met rejection. Since of eke Aware of Prtlos MOM Inkmoteme Bil=wr. with Um then, a oecond assemblage of the unfortunates has taken TALLOW.-Market firm. Petersburgh Y.C. on I grinders. Leer Th 1 of E lish Wool have been confined to the eupply 65111m 0 English, 6ts. Bd. to ss. 10d. ; foreien, 6s. 4d. to . 6d. Indian Cern, per 6511 b., is. 3d. to 4a. . Od scripuons the turn was in favour of the seller. Barley un- •ne ee aff foreign realised an advance of le. per qr., whilst on other de. season of thelear, even in times of comparative prosperity. iriIiRICI't+CRAL osrwrrs end GARDENERS' CIIIIO. Place, and an arrangement effected, the claimants having Dm spot, 455. 3d. Lentils, 45. 4d. toes. 6d. Floumbest small Prices are unsettled, but where sales are made lower ro om m o ped to go Mob, poet, may be ordered M all newevenders, accepted a mode of liquidating their claims up to the day, Beans Is. per qr. lower, end a good many ch . anged banes at • bi e which t e he d y he will reetive something over fifty per oent. of METALS.- GLasoow, Dec. 4.-The general de- to 42e. Linseed Cake French 10/. itcw los. dil a lElnl.Pliltpe"rtS altered in value, Oats fully as dear, but with a limited sale. of the immediate wants of the manufacturers, which are very to. a:GARDENERS' . Cll BON 'CIE and AORICUL_TURAL 0A- the reduction. Peas were offering at a decline of 2s. per qr. rase of a/I.OOM relating to OM elo re. In presuon In trade continues to be severely felt in our Iron o a . , for the week ending ' Deo. 3 : ' Wheat, 182 ; Barley, 146 ; ; hart born uta 1,661 ; Beans, 126. -There has been more inquiry for Russia and You, Dem 4.-Our market continues to be very mode- Knit - FIE:I.D CATTLE SHOW.-The AGRI- sults an known, in co ec na?..ti l o ar ti e w c it y l e t r i,roc.; " and a le au I- 0 fre C k t:ll O a ll n /te e le ema s n t d ht i w at ee v k e . ry l i h n e i rineii:l attention "tea LlT l E re ßr s o u o hm t. i _ tted Wools which for some time have been much ther there is a feeling of mere confidence i CULTURAL OAZITTE end OARDENERS CII RON ICLE, ef • GVILDEORD, Dec. 4.-There was a smaller supply of flinty nppliee with Wheat, barely sufficient for the o n t h n t et fore `, B l togn , 1 IL ell oentain fnU particular. of the Aimed of Priem at the Miter- "ff , l serest Baraar. witi. tbe customary costeuta. TM AGRICULTURAL CIAgETTIt and GARDENERS' MIRO- d'aticts, the Cabral' have had it all their own we y; up is now wog tree- to o ers or sprutg pment tinee , • b• d• ...I r d e • rhi •d d Wheat to•day, which being . generally in toe condition was local =tilers, and, consequeutly, prices are very firm, at . 1 to the Present moment lOW 01113 , learn that the opposition extensive contracts haw m rea d o b een ma de f o r deliveries difficult of dieposal ; the price* of last week were not ez- teat week's rates. Oats mid BarleY in better supply, and have been successful in aix, or at mod seven, polling Places, over the months of February, March, and April at about ceeded for these sorts, but a trifling advance was obtained penes a sha . ee in favour of the . buyers. Present prices : rum, ramrod tem (nib"' Fa" , 7 awr be " 1 " 4 a sil "'wend'' , while the Cabral eictories would occupy a column's pace to !KS. per ton for mixed Nos Metes, No. I, and 2-s . the No. 3; grunt Tbs GARDENERS' CHRONICLE and AGRICULTURAL 01.- ~ detail them. Yesterday, in compeny with some ' English and 525. ed. for all No. 1, gest-clams brands ; and in re _ , grill tremolo( an gultieets relating to Agrinaltureaad Hortiudtars residents, I visited several of the churches where the polling cases a deposit has been made of 10s. to 20s. per ton. The Beans, 44 .to 48e. in eP the nrerket Rather more has been done in Scotch, but n in Dee. 4 : Foreign, 1,489 bales ; previouel, 64,959; at gtrices hardly equal to late rates. Import, for the week for 60131 e of the best descriptions. Wheat, 141. to 161. 10s. ; Wheat, white, 68s. to 605. per imp. qr, ; red, 625. to Ms. e m C., , .„. soda; 462 481.8 ; preciously, 12, 45 ; total, oat red, 101. 10e. to 12L Barley 275. to 32a. Oats, 21s. to 235. Barley, malting, 31e. to 335.; grinding, 295. to 30s. Beans, eplaL b 0 , 4 50 s Peas, 40s. to 435. 495. to 625. Rye, 365. to 38e. Malt, 62e. to 644. Oats, 17,501 . Iled. to 1241. per stone of 14 Ile. Flour, 395. to 435. per WINCHESTER, Dec. 4.-Wool is in a very stagnant state, ~, 1 ND. J. DENT, by distinct appointments Watch WU going en, and, generally, perfect order mid Cl.skreaker Le the Queen. FLAIL Prince Alba& and In the churches very few military were XL the Emperor of Rom* havina oar* incensed Ms stock of uniform, b W : ATCUES amt CLOCK*, to meet the ourebeaes made at this mem of we wedo from the public ar, Inviicetion of his d ' te raar ' a '''' a ra ` P ' tf dr i lles 'fa . ten •th id eltele and lied an " 1) helm awerbetota mi t:lt:ate , er, go . jewe . Is tombola. 8 rs. och ; at ditto. mantel Wale, 10 tes , youths s mer watches 0 ce. ; athitential aod accurately_golus Slyer ler., a o o was t a jewelled ta four bolos el ge..-E, J. DENT. 82, (Mind ; M tar onenmarraset ; and M. Royal Evehaace i Clock Tower arm ILIT 'l'. L'OPELAND k h o mto inform the nobility, yy a geotm wad public, Mit ha sold his present warehouse to (.4., ttoe ut an immense welt, nt in plain cloth heavily shod with iron ites is the Portugue 006 0 bances. Pre te: a t: t een in ; " a ' te n e t gi Ti o Ce 3 ula ; 414 .111 m l ile e d c ;i nsi oe. d - er an ed d al 4C rf to e %s. o f number of officers and sergeants best brands, cash, f.o.b. es, armee with loaded bludgeons . These desperate warriors se term) insulted everybody, and, r two instances, succeeded in exciting tritium dim During the rough weather in the Tagus, the Ampnion screw steamer WAS very nearly Tun ashore, COALS.-Holf-past Teco.-The following are the uotations : Adair's Main, 16a. 6e ; Bate's ilartle/, 17s. 9d. ; huddle's West Hartle 18s •C * ' Main, 20s. 3d. , y, ~UT II • Hasting's Hartley, 1/ 1 3 1 1 1 ; 11 7a ' nfield Moor, 17s. rid. ; Walls Did Bewicke and Co., 20e. • Walls End y n tu _o in . r i :s E ll o l d ' . li n t in l‘ th A e N & u rn an ß rf ' F i ?o se ur . t 4 Ca - O B e r . ii ll g ll tle h ree b k ee an n d thientitrer pool and Wakefield markets yesterday were dull, with a DUBLIN, Dec. 3.-Our supp tendency to decline. To-day, as for some time past, the de- market this day was without alie mend for everything la confined to what is necessary for the quotations on the week Is. on W supply of present Consumption : secondary qualities may be e on Oets an er d Bmr e le- e . ee bought on rather lower terms, but there is not such decided wt tom . Wti Flouret s have nimati been 00, an ' d heat, mud tol nd Oatmeal y had a con decline in the value of the beet descriptions of each article as of arrives of Indian Corn, and the • small, yet we re duce . per barrel our our CATTLE, &n.-Sst it }WIELD, TWO 0' Cock.- each Our eupply of Beasts is small, the time of year considered. re also 6 d• r Trade is brine for the best qualities, and has fully recovered siderable nu to call for change ia oar quotations, with . the exception of h w ea u v• t it i;e a g t e l . s. e to 2 a s a . per . quart; h s it be e t i e v n i t t e n n t, ' 28 , . to _ . . and bad to be Hnd , D . H 20 6d . Walla E n d m mo no , 2... new Beans and 'nein Corn, both of which ST6 2s. per qr., in. s coots, 4. . , sack of 28011 es. holders regretting not selling some months since. rarer from the depremon experierced on Friday. Choice Scots trade has been readily make 4e. 10d. Although the number of Sheep is . The following not quite so large, the demand being very limited, and the 32, ; rel. morniug unfavourable, trade is ex •ngly heavy and last towed off by the Scourge and the squadron's boats, which ' end Oatmeal Is. per lead lower. 'Wheat, per Maisel of 701bie, 255. to 295. per 2801 b. c iarley, 15s. to 17s. 6d. per 2241 be. Monday's qootations, with difficulty, supported ' for best inmwellate on, the extensive ATOM( Of Walls End Hinton, 21.. ; Walls End Langston, i n r : It Errata, EARTHEN WA E, arta °LASS he on SALE, elver, were despatched to her assistance. Walls End Stewart's, 21s ; Walls End Tees, 215.-Ships . ; English, white, fe. 6d. to 94. ,• red, 80. to Ba. M. Irish, white, Oats, lls. to 13s m per 1961b5. Ostmeal, 13e. to 14e. ed. qualities. Several middling qualities remain unsold. We Frame to be. mune to me ...whom. la no The Dukes of Saxe. Weimar, nither and son, are still here ; 8 •• to 8 m 6 d• ; red, 7s. ed. to na. Barley, per bushel of 601b5., per cert. Second Floor, 16s. 64. to 17e per cwt. Indian have very few Calves on offer , they meet wlth a brisk tiode e gre red er d -r aa lessetheshiminesto sae 6. Portugal-Me* Nov. 17. R U : CH FLOWER HOOTS.-THOMAS F. WILDING Importer of DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS from • further large the E y e are ahha to ge jo e i h n the Queen Dowager at Madeira. at market, 17'2. Lo ere n a d h o h n r , 0 30 f days, 53e to 4; 90 days, 64 ; but „,„„ e ,. e , Brazilian paper on the market AAP ttiq.-ALARK-LAN E.- na era stipp y 0 nir A od te 1 fE _. grinding, 39. 6.1. to 4s. Oda, per bushel of 451b5., English, Cora, 28s. to 38s. per qr. of 480 lbs. at Friday's prices. Pigs are selling rather better. From Scotch, and flee Irish, 3s. 4d. to 3s, 61, ; Irish hiln•dried BELFAST, Deo, 3.-Our market is fairly supplied with Holland we have 380 Beasts, 1.830 Sheep, and 28 Calves. runs, 3s. Id. to 3s. 3d. Beans, per qr. nr,6o4lbe, English, grain, and &nun' Wheat in moderate demand, at a further From Scotland 140, and Ireland 80 Beasts. wasp.* Mocha & Q u eseam.s.we., N o „ 7 .,., I. London. renden the quotations alined nominal. Sovereigns are 4490; lish Wheat from the near counties, in only raiddling condi- small, 445. to 46e. ; Tick, +Me to 43a. Pula per decliue of about 34. per cwt. In parcels ex-ehip or store we Pero-me or Wm ad.a d. Per stone of NM ad.a d. 1 1 g os wow irwuty for weans oat his wieteated boxes contmoine 21 FM mewed EfTwintna 11 Ms weed early Taps. 11 Stereceel Taltps. 12 Due Vaa Then Tulles. 11 Fine named Iris Anevhca. 12 Moe nosed Iris Ililooks. 12 FM named learcium. (0 Choke owned emus. dollars, 920. non, was readily taken off this morning, at prices fully equal Nov. 30.-Lisbon perfectly quiet. The elections in the to then . of Monday lad. Several west country tun York, 8 imperial Mahan, white, Wiese, 44e. to 46e. Flour, per have scarcely a transaction, end pnces arc consequently diel , sack of 28011 m., English and Irish, fine, 39,. to 40s. ; super-. cult te quote, and therefore repeat former rates. Flour has &stint &tante ham been more favourable to the popular shire millers and merebants attended our =44Mo-day, ea° fine, 41e. to 42a.• extra, 43e. to 4.55. Oatmeal, per load of again declined to annexed prices. Barley without alteretion. Mira 44 4 6 Beet Long.woole_ ..4 6 4 g Hest ia. floo to.on4onaoa ta. Herefords.. 4 8 1 10 Beat Dm 4 lif..bas. M. 0 0 0 0 &mond quality Basts. .3 0 3 8 Do. do. bluso .. ........ 0 0 0 0 4 2 6 0 Ewe. and mond quality 3 1U 4 4 bought some quantity of secondary qualities of foreign 2d0D ..,.. , m oil oo r O m o Id o l, 28 , 3. to Th. 4 4 6 4 Do. do. Sheen ...... 0 00 li named ustealue. 10 Urged w Cram*. PartY• Wheat at the extreme nurser lam work. Bexley in short Osts maintain former rates, whilst Oatmeal has d , dined .00 0 0 Msatnoaoron Dee. 4.-Trade dull. Wheat generally about 4d. per"cwt. Indian Com and Meal havedeclined about beasts at market, 3,637 ;Sheep and Lambs, 114,010 ;Calree.B7; PM. 370. Beet riTh Dig.. ii ifiliana,l: 410 6 2 I Lambs . supply, and quite as dear. Vats were a better sale, and, . • • a 3 en "nen ' n e• r• la ao tomer" ' LITERARY PIRACIES OF TIIE AMERICANS.-These in some instances, the turn in price was in favour of the a poor condition. ' Fine dry sameno sold readily at from 12J. bs. per ton, and in moderate demand, at that abatement Exams., Dec. 3.-The supply of stock was small. Snme m any part et the e for (2. ar tothe eon MN of suds of the soon tor Al. To mum the Mut colleation et mots &den &mkt have received a ...-ec en kby the adroitness of a transatlantic seller. Beans and Pees of sal soma were Is. to 2s. cheaper. Pe _ e _ , ~ _ . i to 131. r load; inferior 111. io 111. 10s. Barley as last Prices of cargoes and panels in store per tom : Wheat, Irish of the fat Beef was of very g q y,. 004 uailit The best fat Beef tomes huntednuly. contributor to Blaelooood's Ma.yozine. The October num- The foliosedng are Monday's quotations: week, from es. M es. bd. per busnei. Deans, beet, per qr., red, new 111. Ss. to 111. lies. ,• white, 1.11. 10s. to 121. Oats, 664. ; good, new, 54.1. Peal, 46e. to 48e. Oats sold very Irish. 61. Os. to 71. Barley, 61. 10s. to 71. Oatmeal, 12/. 10e. was worth full 10a. &I. per score ; inferior eons. . 9. to 10s. A fair lot of Irish Heifers, some of which sold for 10a. per CIO NIPOSIT E CAN D LES, 81d. per lb. ; wax ber conteined an article few" the Barri in question, for BRITISH. 1,. J w est, i tt ; German sray. IA 11 • Ina ann.& Sil. : traressreat which the copyright wog secured in edvanoe, so that the re- Waste, Eames and Kent, red Wawa we &mew slowly, at a decline of Is. per qr. ; prices from 21e. to 265. to 131. 10s. Prime yellow InffiateCorn, 81. 10s. to 81. 161. 17• th 31 to ‘ 33...wh1te..... 43 to 63 ta 55 N T D 4Th th . om Meal, 91. ss. to 91. 10a.; ditto, pee barrel, . re. High as is the price of butchers' meat, hot for them =I: no ; entails( ma 7, Id.: besk spawn candles. le. 9d.: dere publishing and republican tensors (Scott and Co., New Norfolk and Suffolk. 43 : to 49 to .1.- do 49 to 31 io 53 4 EWCASTLE-Olf- ENE, ec. .- e Wen er slam Indira Corn white 91. to 9/. tn. • Meal o o l l 6 LO ta to Vol' . '. timely amMes it woUld be much dearer. The supply of all ad • 'timed wick m001d , .7d• ; Hem: cowPwile lad.: 1 Y 1 " a York) found themselves in this fix-either to issue eboay in Talavera (i'men or Suffolk, 63 to 5; day reOnnight has been very changeable, rain and frostbeing di he i rel, 17 ." to The. ' ' ' kinds of poor stock was very small, barreners sold at from tto, per M d- e ,,, e4 / t 3 .-n e e,,,," w e e_ . t e.,. ,--,.. . 4 . , ; ,, ,, , 00, :t ~,, - ,7,1.15,....t-4 7" brt-,,„' ''''''w,,, , ,,, (m• : a mutilated shape, or lay themselves open to the charge of Comb. as Lin, red....-_ to -to --white.- -to- to - its predominating feature& The trade during the present 6e. to 6s. 64. per score, according to quality. A small supply la 9d. ; almon•L Ls. 6d. soar on. 3. 3d. per gallon; wal. 4.. ; veco- breach of copy . right. Avoiding both difficulties, Messrs. Northumb. and Seotando• -al --• d.t . , -• ••• -l°- le - week has rids il extremely firm for Wheat and Flour, in CORY, Dee. 3.-The arrivals of foreign grain during the o e gheep ; less than have been driven in for many weeks, Irish do tame. or amanS. a. 6d._; best anerm eau ta ad kaM wan nal. 4 .. ae• Scott are negotiating with Mears. Bleckwoods' attorney for - 1 • -••• wee• --te - U. ... - which a good businee has been done, at folly former retest. week have been moderate. As usual, the principal part of per lb. tor cosh. at DAv I ES'S Ma warehouse, 63, St. Mar- •• • Rm. -." - Berle aid Malt us have also Beane and Peas, receded Is to them merely " call for orders." Our supplies of home grain Ewes, 6d. per lb. Keeping Ewes, 40e. each. Butchers' which sold at the same rate as last week ; Wethers, 6W.; . mulatto, opeceit• Slaughter'. Coffee.hows. • division of the foture profits arising from the Amerieen re,- gemee, m e eb /o -te --dinning 24 to 26 to 23 i: .* . . . • . I f 1 t I Wl3 t ti dIIt de __ .- ----, publication of Maga. Another instance in which skill:id Malting. THEcomplete success of LEA. and PERRIN:, WORCE , FENSIIIF.:: SAUCE, is re ..., .. .0, 1.-I,<*e. arrangement secured international copyright without !meting Irish ......... -to - Scotch -t- on the mateary, have been more iuquired after, the tendency, with a decline of Is. per barrel. In premred Whest we HEREVORDFAIR.-The show of Beasts was a fair aversu ; for the slow progrem of eta' e nowise occurred in the c am , a arm Mesa and there wee &lively demand fur Food useful Steers. Fat -to- if aim, le log upward. We have recently had ocanien to have little business passing, while holders dimmed to MU **aeon: to gravies nit], every kind of ri meat. to steaks. elope, 55 00 54.. fine, p a le 5O to 63 advert to the healthy state of the trade in this °name, our accept lower rates. Barley maintains ite value, the quantity e i mmo, floe nod mom together with Iv Lath teet. mei nanonivdeed the last velum. of " D'Aubiene's History of the R eforms- B u n r nal IffrT -.44. ...- ........ ...... 36 to 3Ss Od...fosple l2 " 1 ° arrivals, though upon a fair mak, having just heen &Mott connug in being soared,' nounanuzoinvti«. B, anu on . r h ea d sr ~ .• ••;:s1 alZt i , 4 p o l e ! , T , tr, ,i , ....I tion." The traurOator of the Emlish eSition threes -hi seem glue - sufficient to meet the demano. Horses was very meagre, and anything good found a ready =lot an 4 Dublin t7mmufacture o endt!ii tiPt C. toUS MITA- 1 11 • 1 °e s . n t en ' e nol in the foreign , author • .maniteer slit (mhe..h White 34 to 43. 1 Ine. NM Dore of ivilich win hear comie.,,,ne ith the genuloe, bet am. in tee same way as the Daily ,Aews dtd with no early Lilian Banns, lltougan„ Mto 24. .tack Mto ... Se old 42 to 44 there has been little or no accumulation of Woks in ware- •t the outran, et about the rates of last week. The trade Perekele• of ewe:Tenement to thou who are not aware of the deception. L. and P. intelligence, when laying the trap . fur • the Times); and as Harrow ar and though 34 to 311-astall 3l to 40...01d 44 to 40 house. From the fact, also, of the dir ra of the in Oats, in the early part of the week, was:brisk, wie'n rather NEwaunr FAY Carrie SHOW, Dec. 3.-The number r e n wea°ll e w weennmen ' l l' nenbenn ' on nil ' num ''' . Le a " " the perties who held that a foreigner could not claim copy- TAIWN Nee o ntwieg - •• te for to - hew wintif -ct --old -t• - Dan& of England having this week again reduced an upward tendency, but there is today • dispoomon to give Cattle of every kind exceeded that . of last ye , . . 40 to 42 LEA AND PERRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, right in Britain could not discriminate bet , eeen the text of Bn uenu '' e ' r 'LINSEED CAI" per Inwood . .. Zl2 les. tes £l3 Os. The fat Oxen fed by Mr. J. B. Spearing, of Chilton, and Mr. the rate of discount, it would.. Mem . if they thought the way in poem, Preparml Olt/ also particitiMed in the ion- not so extravagantly Mt, yet the animals were much sae to me that their mires are tnon the label and patent cap of the the foreign author and the interpolations of the English k . worst period had passed, Meircumetonce which cannot fail to provement, but in the case ef the raw artinie, there is now bottle. Mal ay We 1 0 .ortwass7. 6 a,!"A'stm t • Wmatt°r • aaa a' . "'"" at were quite at fault, and the -• ' . been exceed 1 1 'd and although factors have of Mr. Harris, Mr. Thomas Owen, Mr. Humphrey, Edward translator (the translation beieg first Mime.) the aperopriators move, Town-marks, &Mend 49 to 46 _line bense r l:r,ld l ' o 40 "8 :47 Meta more confidence in commerciel circles geetrally and if less inclkation to make purchnees. The Flour trade has Aldworth, of Fulford, wen Much commended. The Sheep Norfolk and Radio& •20 to la -white 35 to 40 followed by a further relaxetion shortly, which is by no ng o angui , cop) right is still intact. Osfordetmet, London ; tiareciy turi dons. Crusso and Blackwell, end Northumberland, Lincoln, mil Yorkshire ether oilmen on I mental:lts, London; and by the most mote:ea/le p i ,- -,,. E. this morning between nine and ten o'clock, &MU and Kent to - Dish cwt., the bak , re have not poen induced to pure vel fat inicularly those of Mr. T. Owen, only _t o _ mean , i mpro b a bl e , merehauts ast well as maraufacturen would reduced the pnces of the Smut qualities ls. per Tall, Esq., a . nd when, attractel much notice. The fat Pigs -t° - be enahed to extend their operations in a legitimate way. were "c r Ole Y , P d • h '22 Mgers in sanee•nalveivagr. a tlre broke out at No. 64, Fetter-tau.). Upon the alarm FOREIGN. CIHILDREN'S HAIR.-ROW LAND'S being given ; a mon iurareed turn the first-floor window and ewer, Dantele end fthistraberg..„ 33 to 34...1ne aa I thee give employment to the working theses, who Lhasa freely at the abatement. The top price of oultry were very floe. Amon. the noblemen and /en d{ to 58 h then 3 ham had to endure eevere privations from the bed firsts is now 195.; that of second.. 17s. per cwt. The p re , a Etri of artier., the But. of 1-/ MAO•B7•AIt OIL nourish. the HAIR tu Ha ern.)no 'tate. woe- br 13 oke is 1, fr ;he was at 4110 e taken to a hospital, where Pornerenean, Mooch, and neetta. 16 mont , each compute to weig score pounds. maim Rs month, miziains it la maturity. aad coatiute, the ros--tebst ef beeithy vigour, Pithy softnes, ant luxurious ro-huldarey *., the he at he now lies in a dangerous state. Enfant , ' soon arrived, French sad Brabant -to - he' this morning we hail an increased delivery of Wheat ton lower. The demand for Indian Corn Meal is also laa- Cray , period orbiter. life. elenlial and roritylny. it doge , * all settee . and int- and there being a plentzfal supply of water, the fire was Danis& and Haeshargh 47 to 52 • front the growers, Ith t the errivals coastwiee being trifling, • id, and the article is offered on lower terms. AU other Esq , It. Palmer, Esq., M.P., W. Mount, Esq., W. H. H. • onienen en. hc"se , ' 4 dil extin ished hat not before considerabl glltleed I l ifl ' OTTION: 911 '. It4t: rga " nic. ani, to i i , th e mo m eliee y Su , e damage Danube ral *** 6iiZi lie te 40 clearance was readily effected at the full rates of this day resenptions o e met • dull sale. In fact, the p . de rescion Hartley, Esq., G. Wilke, Esq., W. Chattere, Esq., It. Comp en Lord Barrington, M.P., Earl Vcrulam, F. Villabois, 2. ROW LAND'S MACASSAR * OM; 03 the wrapper i l o 'ree th '...S. 44., wag done. =sa lad to - -aim. -to - se'neight. Choice south country qualities were much in- noticed in our last continues, and the general aspect of the 11, E A burthnott, Esq., Charles Eyre, Esq., E. Godfrey, l ein faranl .ntl ' o a r l ibt foa rot r or uj. rt a m ". , deraii . .:Lde!n. IcOndo ' :'. to ....Mielgelless-. 63 ta 50 aired for. mid we could ' , dein shipments. The best new trade is thet of languor and inactivity. Wheat, white, per Iteen, • r Kra - 5 d 20 stone, 2 , 53. to 28s. ; red, 245. 6d. Barley, per 16 stone, Esq., and many other influentiel agriculturists of the county. to Esq., fd.P, E. B. Bonny, Eno, H. M. Bunbury, sad C r atheng..-. 6 - 4,-- COMMERCIAL & MARKETS. B•"*. rsodlaß --• „ eose...d i eunbi _ th _ mreign commands &is. per qr. Nibs. without difficulty, an DIL CULVEUWELLS •illt:thlTO HEALTH AND LONG LIE& lIIMAti COM 25 to as...Larenns -to - ded bX St f the Black Boy and Rail ' dinner, prom y r. acey o ain moan eoloreemprice Is. envoy% On /lama, 1%61- Gont, Kamm • ether sorts in proportion. Flour in steady request, and late 135. 9d. Bere, 10.. 6d. to 12s. 4d. Oats, per 14 stone, ,At three o'cl . ock mere than 200 sat down to a !sumptuous 18 to 20 rates are fully sustained. In Rye not much peeing. Malt- Ils. 34, te lla. 10d. W .._ TO EAT, DRINK, AND AN OID ; MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Mtn Diet Tables for all Comp:Mita. Two o'Clock.-Tho Bank broker has been upon the Perneranem era etranuad Swedish sal Danish _. .... .-to - ' ing Barley and Malt in fair demand, at the decline LimEntex, Dee. 4.-The weather has lmen very wot and 19 to 22 above noted. Beans and Peas unaltered. Oats, althouth cold for the put week, and unpropitious for Wheat tillage. house was fitted up for the guests. E. W. Farrow, Es ;., Ma or of Newbury pureleued two of the prize Oxen, and way Tavern, Lord Falmouth in the chair. The mansion . 7 134 .1. Colvaasretx, M.D., 44.Ft.0.8., L. A.G., Ea trimestral era Dutch feed l2 " 11 in good supply, weld readily at last week's rates. The farmers abo were prevented from coining in, End the m I -How to More perfect Mennen. molten MM.... SO.I market this morning a seller of Consols, which has Ditto Beim . . $4 to 2$ lead of the pr ' ize Sheep. Mr. Collingwood, of Abu:g aunt a olise heed. and a eoutented mind. By ea otWOMMO. of as mi .,. berth , theththe „ . the 7 . 77 " . the ~,,,,,t he, l 7 doe ", tended slightly to reduce prices. They opened at 851 11 "" , ne l ' -to - old. _T . I: -___- Wheat, British, Northumberland, old, white, 68s. to supplies of grain have been but moderate. At this day's? L e er e n flrat prize fat Oxen, computed to weigh 29 score lbs. amen -to - old. _ ~, _ 625. ; red, 645. to Ms. ; new. white, Me. to 62, ; red, market a good deal of Wheat appeared of fair qualities, but " ' N- ly all were sold at extraordinary prices, the ems es Me mon dotter.' oraination, aerate the drama to i money, and sq to 1 for account, and are ECISS,, .l t, 2, ..1 . ,,,,,,.. ....... t, 625. .to 67a. ; Norfolk anti Suffolk, sid, white, 60e. buyers were notazinens to pay the prices demanded, azie the lo q t.- - mu r t !naming at least 13s. to 14s. per score, and the Sheep full Irma et CU , :01 , raminees, and reach ia the fuLl periceil of now 851 to 1 money, and 86 to i t for amount. Pma, 1r -to - to 645. red, 665. to 60s. ,• new, white, 68e. to sellers had to submit to a small reduction. Oats continue white ... ...-.... . , red, 645. to 58e. ; Lincolnshire, old, white, 66:. st steady epees at our quotations. Barley still in demand, 15 le $7 bonen -to - gm • ."Ice re bad t" ' f Sherwowl, a, Paterrosewlew; elarmaso. l4 7. Toot - We have no dealings of any extent goin Bibs. The chief prises were awareed as follows : , serest; Mum. 29. Central; Salm, 46/. WM Stmed ;or Waren nem g Ouse, old -So - new-- mne -.Agree •••••- ..... -to- to 61s. • red, 645. to Ms • new. white, 66e. to 61s. ;at firm prices. Indiaa Corn and Mesh more difficult to Z er 84 is . . , • Ma wither. 10. A ra.O•eluie. ammaaierea. on, and speculators for the present appear to be town, Banta and Raman Mto 411 to 50 ___ w4sw 52 red, feks. to 675. Eye, Norfolk end Suffolk, 34e. dispose of, and to make sales a redaction would be submitted ss. M. to 6s. per stone of 811 n. The fat Hogs, I Is. to 12e. - - waiting for some special event on which to found med ltermnean " d "" l ' as too. . b...., 6 34 e o sa to 365. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 295. Ald rth f F lford. Second-beet, 41. ; Mr. Brown, of wo , 0 U to 31e. to, In coarse Flour and cheap Breadstuffs a very brisk trade LATEST INTELLIGENCE. Barnum operations, as may be judged from the abstinence swim, Cuces,free of du . per tome ..... ...... O 3 Ilia to t 3 13e. Chevalier, 31s. to 33..; Northumberland and Scotch, 265. the supply not equal to the demand, Wheat, red, per stone, OXEN, Ore.-First Class : For the best fat Ox, .;to r. ' Avebury. Bese fat Cow or Heifer, 6L ; Mr. J. B.Spearing, from business of any magnitude which is now appa- la , "" C...., DU" end . ......... •••••• 11 ea t 11 0 1 ,:!.. to 28e.; Chevalier, 235. to 30s. ; grinding and distilling, 255. to 13d. to 140. ; white, 14d. to led. Oats, 9ed. to 104. Bar ton For the brat Calf, 21. • Admir ' al Dundee. M.P. Ditto Preach and Amadeus ,„ ", • 275. halt 565. to Me.; Chevalier, 50s. to 625. Oats, ley, 110. to 1 I ed. Indian Corn, per ton, 91. to 9/, 6s. ; • THIS DAY, Pour o'Clock. rent among them. Reduced Threes are 84 to 1. 1 p u ,,,, , A ,,,,,i e .,,,, per b,,,,,) aim._ tr ~, 1 , o mrn an se 1, ao,o , s. tee 28s. ; f Indian Corn-meal, 91. 6s. to 101. Flow, per sack, 40e. H ocit fl 3 hti Id Snd Second-hest, 11. ; Mr. me , o ing e .- eco of Chilton. Secondebest, 31. ; I'. S. Cox Esq., of Arsine- Three-and-u-Quarter per Cents., 83e to g. Ex. ' Cantric and Hamburg Claes • Best Bull, el' any age 41. ;J. 6. Core, Fog. Ditto, PORTUGAL. chequer BW,s, 4s. to 71. premium. B;nk Stock, 187 Canadian French, per Peek of 2.Bolhis. tree 22 w 25 new, '24s. to 26e. ; common and Anew, old, 22e. toles.; new, i American Meal, per barrel. 17s. Flour, 301. Oatmeal, 131. _t o _ 20a. to 245. Peas, white, boilers, 40s. to 46e. Beans, 40e. to per ton. Whole Meal, 111. dittes,.4l. ; Earl of Falesouth ' .-Third Class : For the best to 9. 50s. Flour ner seek fine Stockton and Northumberland. Mulch Cow, 31. ;0. P. Darke, of Cookhaen. Second-but, ARRIVALS INTO LONDON 7110711 Mith NOV. TO 41h DEC. „ 3 ' • . ' e , . NEWRY, Dec. 3.-We quote white Wheat nominally 2./. ; Brokenbrow and Gill, of Beenbam. Best Mitch Cow, ~,,,,,w . „ mom lAA. p o ,i iii , 4-s. to 4s. ; horfolk, white, 40s. to 4-s. ; houselielos. Ms. By the steamer Jupiter, Captain Meehan, arrived We have money easy, both in and oat of the house. Qrs. „ 10ed. to un lOe u d s . uall pe y r in Ch f u ' rek il m , without alteration the quantity forward being this morning at Southampton, we have news from Good paper is now currently done among the dieconnt whent 1 : 88 5,;. 1 8 1 210 third., 3 . 0e.t031e. ; househohls, 265. to 30s. Wheat, foreign --a ' r ' ' ' per cwt., tor good qualities Berl best Heifer in Calf 3/. ;G. • eY, Church, Dwillen-lodge. The , i1 8 k . , , 31 d ...; . 0. Stone, of Tanley. Second-best, 24. ; It. Secondbeet. 21. ; J. Brown, Compton. Lisbon tope 39th ult. and Oporto the Ist inst. The brokers in Lombard.street, at 54 per cent., and it is De w I 340 I 1235 ! 1783 I 3816 Hantaie and Konigsberg, white, 68s. to 625. -, red, hits. to a ' ' ' ' ' 64a. Silesian, whits; fissr, to 62a. ; nd, . 645. to issa. e r ah ne f . Flour, bo . th Irish . .an . d American, without any altera- Mut Heifer under 2 years, '2l. ; Henry Smith. Illemond-best, election of the Electo;al Colleges took place through- evident that few bills will go to the Bask in such Floor, 3,340 MAW ; - barrels. Malt, 3,032 hurtle. out all Portugal on Sundky, the 28th. The returns circumstances, so long as the minimum rate of 6 per LAWN A.M.A.*, - Wile., 5311. 2d. ; Barley, Es. 2d. 7. .osts, Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, wbite, 58s. to 62a. ; rom the prices given in our last. Oatmeal, country, 11. ;A. Dnion, of Colempark.-Fourth Class: For the beet lle. 4d. to 12a. per era., and a fe ee ve r.e. bas , wh . i pe eh r w aw ere t, so far ld st. • “he f , E.q hing srea Ote d n . , at . ; the executors of_ the late . I. for Lisbon and the neightiouring districts, RS far as cent. is strictly adhered to there. •m. 10d.; Bye, Ms. ; Bram Ms. 3d.; Pease Nie. Ild. ...- red, 56e. to 59e. Hamburg, Marks and Ararat, white, oe eem o r 120 6d. Indian Dorn m__, S 3d mur e WOT best 21 • Brokenbrow and Gill.- they were known, give a majority of 5,33. i to the We have a remarkable advance in Dutch stocks this niPlattAL AVKAAGSB. 6Be. to 60... ; red, 61s. to 675. Kie and Holstein, white, ''' -• ' best kinds, barrels remaining u last quoted. FAT StIEEP.-Fifili Class : For tbe best pen of not lea than 545. to 575. ; red, 52e. to Ms. Petersburg and Arch- Cabralistme against the Septembristas, who only morning, in continuation of the gradual improvement I...WheeL•l2trll,,tett,,!..._Bre• I aw o .l Pun angel, red, Mk. to 4Ge. Odessa, red, 465. to 48e. Polish, red, Wooenroon, Dec. 4.-Our supplies of grain from the 3 Down Sheep, not exceeding 23 months old, 31. ;to J . 47e Id 47s 98 f Cla polled 3,6:30. The ministerial candidates were all which ban been recently going on. Two-and-a-114f per ck's g •••••• ::: qz: izi , sl7 , i a 2 T e gili e " " Lg. 0d 15 04 log 47e. to 50s. Rye,. Ruseian. 24e. to 28s. Barley, Seal. 30s. country,as well as from abroad, have been very small doing Hine., Human. Secand-best pen, 2/. ;T. Owen, p P withdrawn or defeated. Rumania were again cur- Cents- are now quoted 55 to 6; from Amsterdamon the p oa . 6„, ... 1 52 e 4o ma 9dlms 04 34. 1 46, egligs ed to 34e, ; Pomeranian and Holstein, 265. to 30a. Oats, Pome- the week, notwathstending which , ma market hal ruled Ps lii st pen of Down Wethers, 36 months old, 3!. ; Bre rent of the resignation of the cabinet. The Duke of 3rd they come quoted 55 11-16 only ; the Fours are _4 ••• • 8c132a &ISM ed 33e 7d Se 90 1 ,45 e 3d remiss, feed, 20s. to 225. • Holstein and Daniell, las. to dull for every article in the Made. Wheat, Oats, and Barley k . Saldanha hud, by letters published in the Diari ,, , 844 to 54. Spanish Fives, 17; to 181; the Threes,29 to 3. - 27 ... ..'. I go ... ..• ' 11: 3d 32a Od 22s lld an. 10ei 43s Ildlles Od Ws. ; Archangel and R_ i a 'lBs. to 20s. Me Ild 21. 64122 a 'Od 32s 1011 1 44 s 6d1411. 33 Peas, white, 36a. may be quoted as on Saturday last ; but Indian c , Wether Sheep, of any breed, 3/. ; Brokenbow and Co. Se to 465. Flour, per bin/ of 196 lb , United States and and fine Flour have declined in value-the forme* 6d. w and Co. Second-best, 21. ;T. Owen. Best 3 cond-best,2l. ; E. Tull, Elm Best pen of 3 Down Ewes, formally joiaed the Cabrals. At Oporto the elections Deferred, 101 to 11# ; Passive, 3•4 to Z. Port nese - m nag- --, I weeks' mig. Aver. ISSe Mani 74 23e. 'due am. ilgjege Ild Canada, duty paid, 275. to 295. The arrivals this week are : to 9d. per barrel, and the latter &I. to Is. per sack. tit • Mr. Humphrey, Oak Ash. Second-best, 21. ; Mr. were carried by an overwhelming majority in [avow 22 to 3. Mexican, In to 181, the bonds still attract- (Then are so dude en foreign Grain.) Wheat coastwiee, 210 qrs. ,• foreign, 1,363 ; Rye, coastwise, Present prices :-Wheat, undried, millers% Per 20 atone Ha ' nerarey, Oak Ash. STORE Blume-Sixth Class : The of the Cabralistas. ing the attention of speculators. Belgian Pour-and- Pries. Mt 7.3. Cut. M. Noce Noe 13. Noe 20. Noe. 27 63 : Barley, 964 ; Malt, 113 ; oats, coastwise, 68.5; foreigo, 26e. to 275. lid. ; shipping, 245. to 265. Barley, malting, per best pen of not leo than 6 4-tooth store Down Ewea m ,3l. e mto LISBON, Nov. 27. a-Half per Cents., 88 to 91. Buenos Ayres are now as I - --- "1 --- --"-- ---- 860 ; Beans, coastwise, 40; foreign, 729; Flour, 1,476 sacks. 16 stone, 15e. to lee Bd. ; grinding, 124. 6d. to 13e. 6d. Wm. Harris, Park-farm. For the second berrt, 21. ; Mt. One gets really wearied with the perpetual repeti. quoted as low as 25 to 30. - NEWPORT, ISL. OP WIGHT, Dec. 4.-At our market to :: : :.... *.*.: :*.*. i ••• ' --- 7.: - 1 :*.*. d e ' Oats, white, per 14 stone, Ils. to 12s. 6d. ; Dina, lle. 4d. to illea:Pbrey. Ohn-ash. Six Store Ewes of ally breed, 3L . ; Mr. tion of the phrue " ministerial crisis," as applied to the WROLISH FUNDS. y Wheat sold at an advance of Is. per qr. Barley . le. - • . .P n e m m , ~ ,e , 64 ' , lls Ad Pre red • Wheat millers' teL . 2O stone, 27e. 6d. mee P y, nsak-ash. Second-best, 21. ; Stephen King, of D e HaywaelL Best 6 store 2-tooth Ewe., 31. ; Mr. Wm. Hum miserable triding of the Lisboa government, and yet we have Bank Stecit.lB7 9 3 per Ct. Coos. for As, 34 I 12 a - . - 71 . ::: I:: I ::: I - lower. Oats, Ilene and Peas sold well at late pneet. to_ 29 e• ; einnlnne , enn "e ' eeee 52 11 ... bad another cry-out of this kind - , accompanied, as woe, by e, Per eh Ited. Ames.. M ad 8 1* por Meta. lIM i Wheat, 48s. to 50e. per qr. 8ar1ey,27.. to 30s. Oats, 22e. lb stone, lb.. to 17s. ; gnnduig, 14s. 64. to 160 M. Oats, P reY. -t,• ; • . a. • • -ey ' Taal6Dl4. ' r h elecond bee 21 H Palmer, of East Ga . flon Best Mehequer 13111 s, 4.. le 7s. p. "' "' white, per 14 stone, 120. to 13e. ; block, 12s. to 12s. 6d. Flour, , • Store Down Wether SI eep, 31. ; Edward ull Fem showers of all sorts of rumour!. as to reeignatione and sue- 'n u " to 265. Beans, 465. to 475. Peas, 425. to 44e. super., per sack, 395. to 405.; second', 375. to 38e.; thirds, censors appointed ; bet the small storm, like all recent aimi• FOREIGN FUNDS. Annoys', Dec. 4.-Trade fist, du finest maples of FAT Plos.-Seventh Class ;• Fee gmbest Fa o t Pig t , a 2 r l. ;_J . tunes a ear Ot. Austrian Beads 04 11 Ipw Cent. Gras& 11410.. 18 19 No Dee 4' At k th' d bd b t RWICH, . .4-... onr mar et is ay we a a 34s to 36e ; fourths, 255. to 263. American per barrel, Palmer, Rag. For the Ira t 6 fat Hogs, 41, t . Thomas lu hubbubs, boa ended in nothiag, and matters, as respect 44 a er Ca Bedg. Medan 91 Grenada Deferred Bdr, 3it Wheat were offered at from 111. to 121. per load i th ed os . e agy a short supply of Wheat from the growers, and but little 23e . 70 30 ..• u d i an c wo, Danu b e , per 20 ewn ' e 27e. 3d. 2 6 Owen. A Silver Cum value 5/., for the beet MEM, wu given the ministry, ere just as they were, and it ie now understood, *per Cent. ditto, - 6 ~,,,. et 4 m e w.. ma. 773 No found purchuers ; others in damp condition remain in e from the merchants ; certainly not equal to the demand, 100 od ; indeed matter of certainty, that her Majesty's nominal ad- 6 tyr . p..,,Brisslkian Sci... 73 so Il _oar Ct. Pere c e o r o ir j3 .. M.A12 • hands Mlle sellers ; some h ard inferior sem es were offered at ry heat which was inferior in condition, and prices advanced from Amerman, yellow and ' nod, 20e. to ' 20a. &I.; to J. B. Spearing, Esq. For the best two Draught Hones, Pi Id d W S nish • and Portuguese 20e. ; white, 21s. to 22e.• • Cup, value M. to Mr. Brows. ~ of Compton. A Silver Cap, visors will continue in office until the meeting of the Carom, e nnnn.n n g r enn e n o oree m o o 15 30 e r ""& wee a 7 . 7 . 6 . lg . io , 7 • • , 101 10, per load • a few olden of o , Is. to Is. 6d. per qr. on last week's rates. The demand for wken, from the almost certainty of a large Cabrera rasio- lotto C•hlhan Ilth„ 08 92 Wu. 73 , 7 . ‘ 74 lia made full 121. per lon. Best Floor, . per beg. Bane y fine household Flour, f.0.b., was good, and an advance of drugged, for cattle, les. ' to 18e. Indian Corn Meal; value 61., for Übe best Pat Ox, e', Siren to 2 • B• SPen en ft , min b rity, the Queen, considering Hertel f relieved from the stipule- conon ininenelumni n n or nn,nlennoM 11*.sr,G.4.,,_____, _ . „...,i sold at about the sane prices as last week. Oats, the best Is. per sack was fully established on last week's prices, and r cwt., 9s, 6d. to 10s. Oatmeal, per cwt., 13s. to 14a. Esq. Ditto, for the best Fat h . : l ifer, also to J. B. Spearing, tons of the protocol, will be ensblei to hand over the fatu.ee 3 pt., drlZll . .h gd ,,,7 70. j 4 . 1 ;7= 1 , 1747 „,,- : ...... 31/ li, A. 26e ood 24a hi T 20 _ P010n..., . pee qr. ;sr , .;W te artars, I. tO VVe 2d al ner wt 7to Bs. Bran, per 6 atone, 3e. fid, Esq. some little business transacted. The trade in Barley was to - ts. a mo ' fro m ta c t om" met a o, emlos s vo of arrival , at Roo , nais-government of the country to the rapacious gram of the 24 per Ct. Dutch Bds.. 63 6 2 wse et V.A..% Ado, 34 I 21e. ; heavy, weighing 381bs. to 401ba., 245. Beans were rather better, although the quality is much affected by the Sr. &Egret Folo.-At this faio there was a larger sap- Cabrals. To-morrow is the day - for the elections. ne elections 4 per Ca Ceres. Data, 542 se VOleatie Deferred 80., 911 lower by Is. tn '24. per qr. Peas made fully the prices late damp weather ; prices were ls. per qr. higher than last ladian Corn, 8.55 qrs. ply of cattle than for several yeem p , ut. A great number of HIRCALDT, Dec. 4.-At our country markets this week Cows and Steers were brought from t are for electors, as in Portugal the constitutional form in this of last week, but little doing in either Rye or Tares. week. Oats, Beans, and Beans remain with little altera• Way to -day brick, selling at lion. Wheat, white, 62Ibs. per bushel, 54e. to 60s. per we have still to report very moderate supplies of all kinds of also from Launceston and Tavistoen be le T eig F he a b t S ba b tee u h e ee m b p ecd so iro ld ld e :at a d t, respect is different to that in England ; the naming of the RAILWAYS.-The share market is steady, but AYLESBURY, Dee. 4.-Wheat deputtes for the Cortes is a mere matter of form, after the wf th little business doing. North Sta Soria are from 485. to 645., or le. to 2s. acmes'. We quote Beans, quarter ; red, of)e. to Mo. Beth', m i ming, MI L to 30s. ; grain. Whos e t and Oafs Met a sluf Oh , ode, at about Is. from 40s. to 43e. per cwt. The best in er ss e s o 7 w e e . fe l telled c 6 . o 3 . , per qr. uncle last week's rates.. Berl y, on the century, thou of an inferior quality quality, 565. '''' 2 said at 325. to 40s. 395. to 505., or 2s. to 31. lower. Peas, 435. to 60s. Barley, grinding, 24e. to 28a. Oats, 265. to 28s. Beans, 40s. to 445. preliminary affair is got over. The real struggle is to- c alled I discount. Eastern Counties, 164. Caledo 30s. to 320. Oats dull, at from 225. to 32e. The trade for PeSS, 40s. to 44e. Flonr, fine households, f.o.b. at yam wu eagerly inquired after, and in many instances 6d. per 40s. , Cows aod Calves, 60s. per cwt. morrow-for instance: Lisbon, and what is called its Memo, . 361. North Western small shares are its E. advance paid. Here, to-dey, we had fair supplies of from 60. to 61d. per lb., and store Ewes or environs, is divided into twenty-sena electoral districts ; man , . - Beans, Peas, and Oats was excessively heavy. mouth, 36e. 6,1. to 37e. per sack of 280 lb., purchasers finding these return fifty-one electors, and, of course, whence once demean, A. tired Westerns, flat. BATH, Dee. 4.-Our market was well supplied with grain. sacks, and taking one month's discount Retail, 2s. per st w small 1 Whea an heat and Oate; of Bar ey. t d Barley sold each. the choice of these is known (as it will be to-morraw), all goose „1117ECTED UP TO TWO Yips DAY IN IGNDON. • t about last week's rates Oata were Is r r Wheat was not in such good condition es it was a few week's Norrieroome Dee. 4.-Our market to-day has been chin readil • a ' 'Feel • GLASGOW, Nov. 29.-At market this mo rwinB the " was a doubt or excitement is at en end-the contest is virtually 'Saturday's pekes will be found in LM page,. lower. Wheat, new and old, 48e. to 645. per qr. a 0 2 50, 1.1 Jaw., 18 Midland, 110 I nevertheless it won firm at last week's rices. Bane racteened b eat firmness on the of holders of rain Darley, short supply of cattle. Superior animals been Ight good prices, over, and the return of deputies of the political party of a Ilkrn• 7 ......, f 7,, eito , , P 1 nn r P ert n ' new 26a. to 31s. ed. Oats new 20e. to 265. Oatmeal - Beef Pie. WOIV. Wt. .. ,,, o-s7. vs Do. 401. sh., 431 21 was ratheriower. Oats and Bean the same, but Peas not raid the quantity shone by no means large, perticularly of ha . '„ 7 23077 ,.. - , , , Per and nearly all were disposed of. Best dot mo m " b . ; minority of these fifty one ele.etora is matter of course. The ane s ionian : we i • Do. SO:. eh., 951 so good a sale. Wheat, 60s. to Mt Barley, 30e. to nes. Wheat ; and needy buyers have complied with ls. to 2e. nne e , 345. to 3os. quoted at 655. to 66e. per cwt., Pinking th, ' o o 'r , "eon. nominal government have put forward no candidates, finding p o w m id li w y e 2,s(., Is &E. and Da, Bir., sad Derby. 83 Gau, 22e. to 2AL ; old, 32a. Beans, hew, 464. to 48e. ; old, advance upon the ratesof lest week for the best qualities, quality, Ms. ; Cow and inferior, 445. to 455, ''e .e P w ere it useless to contend with the Cabral., if even the desire ex- 1.. aD, 141 11°. Cen • Bri°l ' a "r". 6 Per 6fie. to 60a. White Peas, 645. to 605.; grey, 48s. and nearly the same remark will apply to Barley ; ieferior POTATOES.-SOUTRWARK, WATERSIDE, Dec. 6. entree and dear. Black-faced wethare sold at from 21s. to isted ; and perhaps this is the only instance ia the annals of E. Counties 1111 i Cent., 1154 • constituticnal government, of a govensm , mt having no Do. Ext 5 . • ' 0 , 7 Cy_ N o .s, I 4 North British 18 BEDFORD, Dem 4.-The Wheat market had a firmer aorta alio fete h full as much money. Oats and Beano no -The arrivals during the put week have been more liberal to 305. each, being about Is. to lc ed. a head Bi n h ," than Do. N. and 49 s Do. Rains: 11l tone than for some weeks put, still we quota no higher prioe. alteration in p,-ife, but rather more showing. Fine Wheat, from Yorkshire and Wisbech, coastwise, also Pom the in- last week's quotations. A lot of first-rate Esc *as t ‘ _ crassea .) party . ! To-merrow's struggle, therefore, becomes narrowed, o. , mo _ m _F-2„ e Do. Qrs, 4I A great deal appeared in bad condition. Barley sold freelT, rr 36 stone, red, 565. 4 ,9 58 .• ; white, 691 . Maltnsg Barley, land districts by railways, which contribute largely to the brought 40s. a head. Inferior sorts sold as low " " m ' a °'• and is limited to the two parties, these inclining to the n rot en t 'SOr rio nn i n e i ll Rua " 13nnd ° end Be * *, 7 at fast week's prices. Oats were from ls. to 2s. lower. 0 d •to 3 . 5 n; finineintni t in to 30 e• supply of the town Markets, and to the dealen in the vicinity to 12a. each. covet and the Cabrala, and the united opposition, or na- Gt. 8. awl W. (Ireland), 22f Shrews. & Bk., Class A, 3 of the stations. The town markets ere also abundantl en time party. Of the result there can be but small doubt ; the oe mom ent mi 100 S. Eastern t Dam de t Beans, 2s. ; new Beans and Peas each Is. lower. Wheat, PIergreBOROUCK, Dec. 4.-The supply of Wheat is much YP - BILILENNT.-The new monthly fair was well a ttentied, I d nix d ' • f bl ' ple In every esemption o vegeta es, wtuch are sans all den precautioes of the eosin, and the clever disposition of the Do. Ore., 17 163 I Do. do., No. 2,14 12 28e. to 345. Old Beans, aae. ; new. 260. Peas, 32.5. per h less than of late, and ,Mat of Barley continues very abort, • g but there was only a very thin show of Cattle of military throughout the kingdom, must ensure victory. For Do. Fffths, ?i1 .. I Do. do., Na it, 10 bushels. Barley, 275. to 3.3 e. 6d. Oats, 21e. to 305. per qr. hut there is a fair quantity of Oats and Bean. offenng. Dry at unusually low prices. The best samples of York Regents ecr i • m oo d m em C ows , • ; they Meow. ere much sought &Pm. . h d ed ' • . New 1,1. 9 . Do. Thirds, No. 4, 51 6 ale a vane m ponce, notwithstanding it has been very Tonge d i n e L les price from 10/ to 121 12 • striou the lut ten days or a fortnight, the outlets of the city- have m nee aod a z eio a w l aaa IN ...,, 1,.... , A Bernal, 34 a BOSTON, Dec. 4.-Although the suppliee of corn at mar- Wheat fully maintaineits price ; damp sorts rather cheaper. difficult to dispose of second-rate goods at the last quotati , e " • st :nn e '' ' a fr.° nn.to . resembled a state of war ; detachmente of troops, in bands of "'"-' Ipswiels, Borl . SL Edn'taa's and L s o• Glilerw k kyr, 3141 ket to-day were not Jorge, the trade ruled very dulL and Barley Is. owe . . , 1 r Oa aan e Beans each 6d. to Is to er ...„ ea ' , • w • and we may still repeat that the advance uin con to a. No demand for young . Fat Sheep, 34. tunnels, fifths, or eiehtis s, as the case required, might be N07 ,,,,0 , 5 ' De, N. eids Pure., 31 nothing exceeded the prices of Wednesday. Buns and Currenso to e the growers ; e c t new 42a. to 44e. • fine seememee of . to 375. ed. Pigs were in grad demand, at from 48e. to GO; . encountered, hastening towards the four quarters of the L. e e. 8, - y ei k., 154 D o . ,watenelon No. 1 (York end Oats certainly worse to sell, as also aerondary qualities of Sf l e• to nu , " ' ' the goodness of the sample, as inferior ones have not advanced. c 14 50 , s to 525. •t, oe 645. Berle 28s. to 30s, • ; , • , • y , ' Ths following are the present prices : York Regents, 130 s. - r ve wt. compass, on their electeral miesien. Thus, for example, Do. Fifths, 61 Nee'e). 1 3 1 tine 325. Oats new, 201. to 221„ e Sue 245. ; old, 28s. to Wheat. Whea', red, 44e. to Ms. ; fine, 50s. to 635. ; white, e e ee , _ , , to I4os. ; do. , 120 e. to 1255. ; do. Skews, 110 e. to For Saturday's Mariam see !see page. should it have appeared to Cebred's committee, that at St. Do. Thirds tteg.,3l 5 D o , m r , radon No. 2 (Newt 5 46e. to 505 • fine 62a. to 5.55. Oats, 18i. to 225. ; old, '24s. 30 e• . one, 4.". Deans, sla• to 645. . 120 ; Kent and Ere: nts, 120 s tol3oa. ; Shaw', 90e. to tikes, Abrantes, or elsewhere, a preponderance of liberal a Think, 22 Ber.) 114 I • . , Beano 40s. to 42a. ; old, 62. e. per qr. to the growers. READING, Dee. 6.-We had this dm' a very thin attendance 126 ; Blues, 110 s, to I2os. ; Kent and Essex Kidneys, 100 s. Lan , Brig& Ye S. C., 43 Do. 0. 1 , 1. r. rur. 9 1 I voters had been registered, the majority is very simply dis- too : eod 7 , 7. , weat0 . 0. la t a 6 yeek a ta. 7.77ditha, 74 of farmers sin dealers, and a short su uply of Wheat the CANYEaßilitle, Dec. 4.-We had but a moderate sapply . • • , to 120 s. ; Wiebeeb Regents, 100 e. to 110 e. ; Datc.h 50e. to SHIPPING. poised of : a company of infantry, with 60 rounds of ball D.,. Q w . j . „ & g., go i Do. Pref.,l6 of grain at market this week. Wheat was rather better trade in which was slow but at the extmeme prices of last gm • . , Scotch Reds, 110 s. to 120 s. ; Cups and Blues, 110 ; m cartridge apiece, and with bayonets fixed is mnrchee to the D o . O rg . N ese , o Do. E. &W. R. Es, m . h meek, some fine panels ' reached 62a. per qr. Barle . y wits Whites, 90s. to 100 s. matte Ana D. Dublin W • ,6 ; atarford, 4 , Denrahadem 3 sale, at a small advance. Barley and other articles wit spot, and as small likelihood exists of gentlemen so present- Do. fifths, 131 r u o i = d e .. ',lr ina ' 1" 1 little variation. Wheat, white, 50s. to 555. ; brown, 42a. to lik ue a 11 1 d • d .11 h h ew tinla supp y, an prices rule fi yas is as 2 i French, 2; Flanders, 2 ; Hamburg, 1 ; Holland, 1 ; ing themselves having their title to vote too minutely ecru. _ •h. H. SLR 61 last week. Oat& were a corn lete dru and felly Is. per qr. bon. L i t DN. ' 'X. & E.' A , 121 means and nortesow, 51 i 61s. Batley, 28s. to 325, Oats, 20s. to Ms. Beans, 35e. to . . P in e HOPS. - BOROUGH 1/IARRET, Two o' Clock. - bi " 1. tinised, why a Cabral victery ensum ;in the meantime, the em ans. lj , u 0 ... y me t . la d 465. Peas, 40a. tower. Beans Inn Peas declined 2e. per qr. Musn. Pattenden one Smith, Hop &Mott, report that there LONDON, Dee. G.-Wind this day at noon, S.S.W. It very presence of those vagabonds causes the withdrawal at N Or i m ord mi r n 7 . a le' , Satatee and Meuse, 74 BAPFILON Weems - it Dec, 4.-Our Wheat and Berle y is • brisk demand for Hops this morning, at the following has blown a heavy gale, with violent squalls all night, and once, ar the abstaining altogether from appearance at the me, w ow ., & wa, 00 West Flandew, 14 Comas - LE, Dec. 4.-We bra an average empty of Wheat inarita . . ta this day were one shilling per qr. dearer Oats, rates: this morciag with much rain ;it is now more moderate. pelting stands, of the aged and the timid, and so a really Norfolk, 53 at our meeket this morning, which realised hat week's P d B all h th fai . eas, an eans, c taper ; e latter a r supply. New Hid& R. Keels G. oto 51.12 Yawner Keeteas met 2/10 to 3/.10 Orr HAROATIL-Ivy Green, from St. Andrews. respectable, numerical majority is achieved by the court LIVERPOOL SALES,Ducasessa 4. prices. Oats and Barley were a liberal supply, and sold for . NewWeald of Kent. 216t0 4 0 Yearling Mewl „ 2 6to 3 3 DEAL, Dec. 4.-W.S.W. - 6th, W.S.W. to W.N.W., 1 tactics. Another, and somewhat orignal plan, also aids this E. result, and has been in no few instances acted upozo-the bllle. It °mal t:1110s (late M. B. 8. 1%. 1 14 11o" ew N 0 . 34 , 11: d rather less money. Wheat, white, new and old, 23e. 6d to STOURIMIDOE, Dec. 4.-Trade WU heavy, but last sweeN a New etalei 265. ed. ; re 4, new, 225. 61 to 24e. ,• old, 225, 6d. to 245. rates were fully maintained, with an inclination to advance 3 10 to 3 10 Old Bops Farnham. .......... 4 4t06 12 „ I 10 Le 2 0 s t rong a nd Khally. Arrived ; Ivy Green, St. Andrews ; Eglintine, Rosalind, Centurion, Douglas, Jane, aod Anna, dissolving tee liberal committees by force, and the inaprisOn- ~.1 . 1 1 1 2 , . AP...., ~„, York, Neve., & Berm Ree B. Barley, new, 1 Is. to 12s. 6e. ; old, lls. to 12a. 6d. Potato on superior qualities! of Wheat. Prices of all descriptions of ii,WDOTIO, Dec. 4.-Trade still in a languid state ; beet Quebec; W deur Z an , ante; Kesiewood, St. Kitts ; Loons, ment of theM t &ling men until the 'legions are concluded; ''',„,. ne st o t, "Se e eo'''S NO. 2 , ) ; 1 . 1 p Oats, new, Rs. to 9e. ; 4,11, Rm. to Ih. • common Oats, new, ain ma lso gr y quoted at about last week's rates, mith little or Fan:hams offered at from 41. 10s. to 61. per cwt. ; second Marseilles ; Merchant Rio J ' Eli both I • anfilro; 7,11 , ammo 7 but a mancenvre of this nature at the city of . Bnos, has led H y d o w d , 7774 " ' y o l l . i ii, 5= 4 7'3 1 , 4 / 2 w. et. 7s. to &a 6d. ; old, 9s. to 10s. Beans, l ' es. Floor, per atone, no variation. , quality, at 41. ; fine, of 1846, 61. ; country Hope, 31. to 41. Pearl, Hannah. ; Prince of Wales, St. John's, N.B. and to rather disagreeable and perplexing results ;in this instance Do Baleen 14 1 d extn.), 81 p 2s. &Ito 2a. Bd. Oatmeal, 2s. Ryemeal, Is. Bd. Barley, SUNDERLAND, Dec. 4.-The market continues to be very •• • * the comenitteeess so dissolved and the president flung intojad ; Proton & Wyre, So Shrews., °matey, k Cbester,3/ d le. 6d. scantily supplied by the farmers with Wheat, probably under -.--n- _ .. but by order of the military commander of the district, and Do. Balms A., 2i p De. 101. eh., 11 Igi CISTLY:reOOO, Dec. 3.-There was an abundant supply of the expectation of an advance in the price before epring ; A VERA GE'., , , , , FROH THE .. LONDON GAZETTE" OF FRIDAY LAST. . not at the nominee of the civil power, the civil governor, BIRMINGHAM SALES, Dammam 4. Wheat at market to-day, which was taken oft at fully the bat oo what grounds this opinion is entertained is difficult . ,e MUT. ti l.O/.IT. ULM YTS. HEAR& I TEAR a )1. d'Anochella, whose recent elevation to the peerage HMI and SelbY, so N. Staffordshire, 1 d rates of last week ; in some instances Is. advance, but the to understand, because there is no scarcity. The arrivan of and nomination to this office I recently mentioned, resented t ri..... al . a l 3 grgC , . 1 3 45 Shrew& and Hem. A, 615. 3d. d DIMR/OTIL Quenon • Average' Meagre A•eMee telt... AMMI• tare. AMMO. &amen Avemm e l ta m , iihropeltire Union, 43e. 9d. d market cloud lee firm. Wheat, white, from 57e. to sns. • Wheat coasteriae have been 350 qrs. Sales were made the outrage, and, with eux indigent protest, resigned his "` Stour Valley, Ma. 3d. d ned, fine, 61s. to 53.. Barley quite as dear, with a good ' to-day at last week's prices, and a clearance was briskly ef- London - 7029 55 1 4087 33 1 3473 24 -= ... I 41 II • 347 32 I Offloe, and, with the government secrete:7, has retired from supply. Beans and Peas 2a. to 3s. cheaper. feeted. We quote the best Wheat at 565. to 58s. ; average Uxbridge - 44 24 • ... • 643 9 148 0 Brats • thia leaves the eilentirel l o at the mercy of the Count LtrnS SALES, Drumm 3. parcels, at 635. to 65e; and inferior samples, for which there Eater 7270 63 47'11 811 239 53 - 8 32 1 • 402 36 1 ; 47 4,5 7 . , E. Lancashire, Ifij i d N. lintiali Halves, 121 Cotcmasvra, Dec. 4.-The tendency of the market has e Via us, the military 'ef. bis intelligence bas just Do New. 3 . a d is a demand, at 50s. to 64a. Malting Barley is better sale, Beetk'ul Uden oommemomme •• - ••• ....... ee• 2013 e° 1 01" " 137 25 ... ... 40 41 8 446 e reached the government, and is represented to have alarmed n o , m ee , a e . e Da Tithe* 11 " 1 ° en nele P been to a further decline, but more so in Barley than in Do. Extension, M. p at 28s. to 325. ; and • din • •1 d d, = - ' n. " . grin g temples are in retai eman 1074 33 1 1893 31 39 31 239 24 „, _ I 31 43 2 15 45 4 the court, and created much etabarraument. Gt. Northern, 3/ 19e. 5; d N. Counties Union, 745. d Wheat. In general there here been good supplies of the at 284. to 30e. Beans, 40s 58 at .tO s ; and; grey Pam at 34ii. mileag e . The liberals are loud in their outcry ; they stigmatise the Lane. ft York. Fifths, 2s. M. p N. Western, 44 d latter, and for inferior sample* the sale has been dull at ato 360, are good sale. Flour is good sale, at 40s. to 41s. for Berkshre ........ . 2217 34 1 2637 SI iSS 23 ... ... 19 33 5 64a 0 elections as an impudent imposture, and Sir George Sey- Do. W.8.U., SI 47.. d Sheff. & Rotherham, 83 decline of Is., while the fenest panels have commanded last south country, and 38e. to 395. for home-made. • Morey.. •••••-•-••-- - - 1704 63 91 32 113 13 , ... ... 5 M 1 33 al 3 Leeds and TIMM 141 1 d Shelf., Rother.,& 0001e,_41 d week's prices. le 44 0 13 42 0 moor would seem to view the wetter in a serious light. 60. pre7., 3 , 26. d Kist 1970 30 1 1198 31 158 21 1 le 31 - 0 VI 34 4137 46 5 Our minister has indeed been most earnest in his re- Yak, Newe. and Bee, 414 WARHINSTF.R, Dee. 4.-Much of the Wheat offered beisig treasso Leicenter and Bedford, 3s. 35.6d.d Do. Nee tier., No. 2, 21 I p 0 toccasma, Dec. 4.-At our market this day, tbere was . , . ... 114 40 3 167 37 6 monstrance with both the Queen and the Prince ;N. Stalrordshire, es. 9d. p lenid a good show of English Wheat; the few sales made were at a very damp condition, rather more money was offered Hants t f n r flne el - - Donetables 1217 53 1491 19 1 136 22 436 0 134 46 7 26 43 lis the latter is evidently nerved. at the prospect before him, 1 YORK ULES Deem= 4. last week's pricers. For want of good qualities of foreign in s _ ry simples,. all such selling readily ; for inferior Daoaninms 661 95 243 32 163 21 10 40 1 ... ... but her Majesty rejects sll council, will hearken to no Great Nortkern, 41. los. Gd. N. British Erten., ISt Gd. 13s. the business in these d, scriptions was extremely limited, t r " . w , es dun and with difficulty eastained the prime of last Conran.- . ........ - 356 117 240 31 112 31 ••• ... ... ... - - warning. The remit remains to be seen. From all parts of Man., flax., Mat., &Mid , 19s. ed. TorIL New., &Ben, N 0.2 (lateN. holders being very firm in their demanda. Oats remen Saturday. Some very fine white Wheat made 66e. to 575. n omeme t i onn 1435 54 1348 33 1 1939 11 1 •• • ''• - the county petitions and eemonstances have been presented N. British ,41 Su.), 124 12/ U. 911. without change. For malting Barley it would be difficult to er qr. • red 64s to 65a Barley sold readily at the prime P e ~.„ o• • • Hooroonttronin -.. ... 283 34 135 15 ... . - ... ... ••• ... ... 1M 4. 8 .1 s. . to the Queen, Praying the annulling of the registrations and GLASGOW SALES, Maciana 3. obtain laat week's rates. Grinding sorts and feeding Corn fn 'e` seaturday. It was affirmed that 365. per qr. was asked Olouoestersidzs -... ..... 1383 64 1364 31 210 10 t . O tte - '6 - '" om military outrage • one in particular from the Caledonian New, 275. ea. 28s. Glas. Ell., and Ayr 104/ 15e. in 1 protection fr , . Beans a dull sale, at the decline noted below. ~ , ee . for the best Chevalier ; but we did not hear of purchaser at Herefordshire 2OO 13 66 34 ... ... -• ... -••-• - - ii 39 - 5 ad & Perth Qrs., 475. 476.3 d. 'al N ' em re r t. ood to be hai at 31s. to 3e. wereuter e hhe 1533 37 , 744 33 17 28 Univenity of Coimbra, this latter being horned by the pre- 1 /° ee Da 11 wet •al, n. Inn Daring a week there has been a better supply of English "'" " 6 " . ' " lever, g wu - 26 53 5 1. .21. • , Olas., Duna, & Car., 71. 13a. 6d. 71. 12a. 6d. 1342 57 749 53 1 25 18 - - eident and the entire of the amelemieet professors, but witn- while moderato samples [doted bat 28s. The Malt teach ' SU ota nn oloora ... ... ... ... Great Southern of Madill. U. N. British 71Ords, 49e. Wheat, which, with foreign, met a fair consumptive de- ll7O 34 11 3433 34 133 13 SOS a ii 43 - 0 out having the slighted influence upon her Majesty. So m en , 3, s ee m em pom mme mond, at lad week's prime. Barley sold slowly, at rather very depressed. Oats were an mettle short supply, yet the cud*. 512 65 89 38 C 9 33 -. ... much for politica. trade was slack, at last week's prune some reteuters &eking Derbradoe US 55 400 36 - - '" ii at 2 . . ::• Damara 4. leas money.. Beans a dull sale, at 2a. per qr. decline. In ,„ .. - . 91 38 ... ••• Yesterday we had a grand regatta, on the Tagus, com- om e d o m en N ew , m o Olas leil e *Ayr Halves, No. 1, ~ Oda there is little passing, and prices remain nnaltemd. '''.., oat mat was not given. Bouts, Peas, and Ry 1332 84 60 30 - '" 138 36 1 M6l 1 . 0 posed of the boats of the British squadron. Dundee es Perth Qr5.,484.11d. 7/ 10e. Wheat, English, white, per imperial bushel, 6e. 6d. to much in demand ; prices remain as before stated. Leleesammilre l3ll 36 4015 50 1039 S 4 3188 SI I 443 39 U 551 11 29 64 6 1114 14 - 1 ..-. 203 46 9 33 51 5 This morning again the Tagus, the steno of the past day's Edln. and Glasgow, Mt 7a. 6d. 24. British Thirds, 495. 7s. ; red, es. 3d. to es. 6d. ; Dantzic (low to high Wixom's - ran, Dec. 4.-The best 'aerates of dry old and Bathed - amusement, witnessed a melancholy event, by the upsetting Man. and Meth, Sa. 94. 85. mixed), per 480 lbs. 7s. to 7s. ad. • Polish, Pome- new Wheat were sold at nearly the prices obtained lest nottord en 23 - ' - - - ••• _ ... 25 46 1 . 46 9 of a boat, by which one of our oldest and most respected ranian, Stettin, 64. 61. to 6s. 9d.; °dram Marianopoll, Saturday ; but all other descripthens wends. to 10e. per Mot British residents lost his life, a Mr. Samuel Shirley, for PRODUCE.-MINCINO-LANE, Half-pact Tuco.- 'oft, 6a. 3d. to ese. fki • Odessa Taganrog, bard, 6s. 60. cheaper, and then bat few °hangs* beads. Barley woe is . , ..... -- 1321 411 1 3179 26 3419 10 1 „, 171 43 1 1 44 - 0 DOM& .---.- 9131 51 nearly half a century the principal bostbuilder and ship- The publio sales advertised tor to.morrow are large :of to 5". 9d. Barley, English, sending, par 3921b5., 275. to good quantity mil asealaism ; •ika lama vnado boa m e ga. • --"--- 11482 59 536 30 &I 19 5 406 .. 1 is. 44 10 weight in Lisbon. Bum, 120 hluis. West India 6,000 bags Mauritius, 2,600 255. ; malting, per imperiar ce i r„ 31s. to 33a.; foreign, 30e. per qr., some "ahem giving hal 974.10 , _• woos talesisiden....-......... - 7796 30 1 1 19304 29 I 3 35 0 1113 44 10 11 411 4 61 1 6716 32 3 1 57 5 1 ; 3 0 6 40 5 50 4 46 1 se 118 7 In commemial affairs there Is little to relate beyond the bags Bengal, and 1,100 bags Madru • Coffee 700 bap grinding, 28e. to 295. Beans, English, i r rypt t e mzerial grinding at 265. • inferior down to Us. ThollaA eitt male x iii . ,. .-..........-....- final meting of thecreditois of the house of Joseph Vanzella Ceylon, Ipo tF p Costa Rica, aad 160 bales Meiaa ; Rios, bushel, es. Bd. to fo. 9d. ; foreign. per with &Manny reached 06e. per qr. ; poi sew s 004. Beans T ----...... 16072 54 met 54 3509 20 125 U 4 404 44 42649 9 and Soma ;their taisasesaostinowed liabilities to the amount 2,600 bags Ben , 1,000 begs Madre", anal 3,000 bags Coy- 661 lbs., 4s. M. to sa. 10n„. French, telt small could be purchased at lem money by 1m peewee NM Mel. - 1545 53 63 SI 1 354 II 1 - ... INI 44 1 11 63 4 4 of mo laierbod sal soventessi tonna of reis, and a pro- lon ; and 1,600 Saltpetre. Thom has not bom any die- tick, 6s. 6d. to 6s. Bd. Oita, par 312 Ito., Lime- lent old selling at 62e. per qr. ; good tick sad mosamodonia el 60 7sl 179 SS 1 1 ... „, penal tilllO itra * pay tweatyper cent upon that sum was position ta buy by private matron to-day, in face of the rick, Wexford, and Enniscorthy white, 23e. to 24e.; but Ms. to 48s. Peas, best erithe, in good nimeL Oß sie *ai l Oloamami . aso ea al die isteembeii:T-7 -- 196 35 1133 31 910 V eke 14 - 1 43 6 ... 370 14 - - 1 . 4 42 0 ii le - 4 osesdeitelry those of the *Whoa present, or represented above tiumatitles te be brought forward tognerrovr ; and all Cork, Waterford, and Yougludi: 22e. to 238,. • Welds, prime of leot week ; grey Is. per qr. lower: - USW: Nem Deettem__ lO7 53 191 31 84 15 - ••• al dbs.gegglig_by others. mi. largest claim was exhibitadon articles mast be oomaidared nominally at the same peas as black, imp., 21a. to 22e. ; Irak, per 711211a.,215. to 22a Peak fine sweet Oats this day - made but 265. per qr • alley good Waft... 637 61 1 437 34 146 17 - - -•-• '" - dr per al Yr. F. J. Yards, the Pornagnow in ocinaul, Friday. breakers, per rap. Meisel, Railiek, Is. to b. fkL ; grey and black, 235. ; tamers' Oar, 20s. to 21s. • ' , - ... ... - - - ' - -- Iresk l Weakir Arense..-. 114116 13 1 ISM id 4 SMII :21 I li in 10 Mee 64 • UM M ~ . •