The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-12 00:00:00

131,500 isoi -- Michigan any r iu . = 60,000 00,000 4,0011 120,000 %060 =go Fart 61,000 a=il Takeo. -)6 Apo now 7,ite woo 100,000 Meek IMMO — It Ilesesey .... -- 14,110 leaded the above, dip www berets earn meal sea UN hin'eLS herb wham; at mop out l ei No b.& tow; sad at Milwitalle, Uwe Is now in store Ir imie lbe et lbeleleWilkeilleenle R at . Ihradosky, SAM to bah& Oita Ine =e barrels ot few, saierhe 4 Ihe liesa al Weis wel vela Is Witbesead. --•- IS welswet el. Jima, le twasheweell be hay nen, Om illMa of whoa ie 'admitted at abode*. together with Mee barrels floor, beaks pea l. tallow Meek he. freight. ot the lakaull le lit s z i vanes are nen 1111111ean Fram Milesakt• is laMis to ate to elated at Mier Mahe& at wheat Iheltiemmot at halele., ea Ihellth, was dll Is sane dubs ... shease by Ise; Orme mg pas Olew sesaseed hi but Mho welt Owl dellselly. The sets. t stem dm ha hes ile le maple Vie hiss lib alma wee 11,1111/ Wade sea af TIM was peedlowed of ea swim elesemt. 'The prise er lama Crsilky Week wee we set Masi Ontraeleas aid ete eras ill ewes. led beet speed te. Wen asaa le vela at le waft. Ile Jassy Swaim lemma et piawday expr ea moan. Ise t o gnaw le le eselwese sale wad,_ Oa wed aw* lase is mewl Ware the let Ms& The teals at lea owl me pet prvi. from the elide etas fre4 awl a bray We le assehd is rte now . We have modem's le saheb the =the warkels; mike awasee s mell .00 pekoe wen the Mat three Mgahlie take have Wee edam, sa g 2= L —. • Vl4and and Far. Mobile end N. O. - - • Mae balsa. 700 bake. -. Wake none. Ordinary to good ordinary Middling to good meddling Pal/NlLir to klr i a to good ter Pb. Tioes-The market is nearly Ism of nor. Chninge is hold at 8 dela. ; other western, at 7 dolls 1370. hi II Mk; Osseetown, an, 7 bin 30c. to 7 dots. C2sc. ; XIII banns let tasspbsear. sold ea 7 den 6.14* ; MO barrels New Orleans 7 deb. 47 Os =gal Si de mead ; LSO barrels sold at 44.11. foe. ; , 1.610 benne nee ohm at 4 dais. 874 e , at width prise non new ati Conn-30,000 bibbels amtliern cons dellgegehlg lo y.= Kb. ; moo bushels goatbwo yellow men hoonsht 100 c. to 101 e. ; Ow article is scarce and milobsd- Peonsaoss an firs SNP Write tow pdng perk gold at 15 deb. 7Se; ism to held at Id deb. 60c. ,• eld Eon Is bin at 41 dde. ; taint* Wails) , end at NS • m i Tai r k , , ..... i.:,..- ; ik.,-,„ , ,g, n0...00pe1 to eon. traria non ti. to I le-, mem= j emmies...B*4 111 . 011XLMIsM so amens without chosen Minsam.-200 Imo* brieghtlk u :" Urania to denier. 10 ball tips A. dalpoillo brandy. I dd. Me.; II halt Om Ono% Dolor. an Co., 2 deb. an to 2 den Me.; le hopiiii . Ctolz nun toe. to 93e., mi Os wool mods Cons-The teingrnen for the 74e, bit Ono daps ND ND his Etot s at 5* to the Mtn prbe kr Iris ble 4411 Jos's. toilt. ; 7 SOO ban Sontra, 7e, 4 numb ; aid NI bup rawe st. lle. to Sle„ tonal aroma sondes Nast'' in Intria Coba Muses& Mid at 14. to 71c. ; 400 hone Wows Hannon 71e. to 71e. ; mbar. Porto Bic.. 71c. to 74c. • 100 Inn. New Mims 44e. to Mc.. 4 gonna Sozermiconems he have *downward tendency : 7.0 hhds. Csr, dome and ILttanee end et Itla i lilt e. 6e . 0 :Us gone at 21e. StoatsNATAL are Is bettor in consequence of the mho-. too I. freights &meal olds Sags made on privets terms. OPirito of turpeatine hag Is.. gold to a fair extent, at 41c. ; It is now kid at 42c. Hoes-There has been a upended's mongant, the pirticalarg of San have opt truest:ed. midair I Bills on London lO6 to 1061 Parts . . . 5.40 to 3.41 s „ Amster dam PI to 39 arowsrtc 4 Beata to - db. Molds p. to - . Phlleidshis - „ . New Onus Nashville 4to 2 1 no. Mange Ilehmood - „ M. Lai 1 to I to 4 „ Clansed lints* to - „ Pittston- - ...... to - „ "tomes ....... - „ Thank to - „ Cabanas te - „ Bands I to .- •• Apalachicola - ~ PIULADRUML.., AIM. 20.--Peronce win heavy, eopeolally at the trot board of trokera, and vetoes fell d After, 1,1100 dole. United Raise' ea, 1867, sold at 1051 ; 3500 des. ditto tra, 1830, at 1041 ; 50.6 dolls Pennsylvania s's at 7M; SOO dole. United States' Yeomanry Notes, S'a, at 103; 1,000 dole. United Metes' 6' 1636, at 1041 ;50 Mares Penneylnials Tonna/tip Raab at 32; 50 at Ilk After sales : 1.000 dole. Saaquelinana Cane Notes M di; 2.000 doll. Beading RR.lifortosie Bands at 71; 33 dole amen, VS, at 124 ; 250 Oranßeek at 111 ; United elalsf e.s =ad at gr 41; North Aroma. Bank, 113 offend; Philadelphia Bank, 123 to 125; Tarawa• at a ill m =j a ak k it7i offend; Girard rt.a, 115 to Il ; riataiwg.ii sink swift IL. 294 to 30 ; pe on s ylvenla 3'., 73 5 to 784; Pew Ili It me, 714 to 724 n . MOMS 010111, 304 to 204 ; limbed hoof 14%. 32 41 0 11 k . 1444 to 1 04 1 . ditt, 1867, 111 to 1645 • roan done Teener 108 to 1034. There b het nab gdootion Is no sate. ale ' buyers and gibs an maks imapsiashisee Wit tely ds ben hi New York W Patin plow b hen at 7 dada 124 e.. wSldat trometlona Elm Meal la Indy et 4 dia. Nib Owl ggi When te Mil at I dol ing. to mtge. am" ens stemma 1 En. lb norennt Is eons neenrieg gni prongloog ere in*, wlllint?Llis. Maples it dodo at 4 Isii. 27te. agh. Abed WM el Ingest eg in , pints tong. PrOghtada et 4g. "IL le ba Gent MOS bilentose, Ann. It, SI A.Y.-Therm were ens En= ingenlog to goat 1,400 "nob City 111111 g Pm, et 7 deb., d as the not; Wes to ontnit is snot the prier emso gab*. lellift nob ad rem& Song babes if limb an Win 7 dna, hut nen IMMO MO haps ohm II den Th. The ogee pries b sigeed kr Sionerno. Moe gen et 1,218 henna, et 4 doh. 75e. Ons Ibil is hold at 2 deb. 7110 3,146. 1P1e or inn net M/M1 to the laneol. Oen to pie" ed wheat will long 143 e. to MS, Use , to 153 e.; whlte own, 85...., god relber= B lll74=rl Is e. to SOS; rye, 730. 16.Ahloe Dew in providtos ir • pater des Whisker b held at Mc. to 29jc., Is em4blgede. human are till. Ameetolla Mali are engaged at Is. for floor t , Liverpool, and 204. per bend he corn; British vemels ss. 6d. To Boons, 44e, ea gda do des Aged to to 10. for cam To the West Indica, 1 dol. to 1 deL tie. per barrel. To New York, 300. for Sour, on 7 0. to In per WS to con. aroma-11w trarriblis were: 1.000 dole. Maryland re, 56; 20 thane Beldnege aid Chi" rilhood. 411. United Beats 114, of 1067, Sin at In 14114 Ili UM; rd StateP' Tremor) Nobs, 6'L 107 1 asked, 1031 S hid. re eloped M 85 15-16 asked, 8.11 . 0 X ., Baltimore s, 1117 S tSO hid. Bannon end O hi o rellsoad 414 shad, 4114 bid. - Biii;;;;Ramberg 35 eo „ Bremen. nib 76 JERUSALEM, Aran 10. The Missioacirp HahrOistrtyn, *hen he stood in the Tramiteun amok atfi Salvador, turned with disgust tram the thealrismi pimp of 'Bee then new to him, to an old nevem that woe arming besimlf and bowing with prodigious Ire aim sad emit wee h Ihimiration of anCerity eve. in that he mid to himself : " Perktpe I shell meet that'll& womsa hearen." .la the Church of the Holy &pebble the erelimmt conveyed by these words occurs to the mind with posedier dwee—ea Maass is the devotion of the pilgrims and so Mimi* the mummery of the priests. It is impossible to behold armiNei them poor creatures, weary and travel-wary meemalled ltam hum .11 corners of the earth—Copt, A limonite, trooping 'boat to the holy *Tour the innu meribie steam -sincl not 100 struck by the contrast betweem gan uine effusion or reel ing, and the apaticeds dm4tmism of their spiritual ciceroni. From contemplating the bent of the church, which has something of the venerable meet of our old cathedrats, you pass into what seems a theatre rather than a temple nothing solemn, rich, or ancient, but • modern building, stuck on all hands with hard and tawdry gewgaws, that hurt equally the eye and mil. The Greek priests, tall, handsome men, with Ine beast, and long locks Boding on their shoulders, in their maw gaps and gilded gowns, press through the dense sad modey crowd, chanting and swinging their censers. Further set, you meet the Latin monks in their Franciscan habits, issuing, candle in hand, from their simple chapel, I singing litanies. Another turn brings you upon groups of Turkish soldiery, lounging and smoking beside their piled bayonets. Up stairs the Armenians are at their pious work. The arched windows of the dome galleries are thronged with sheeted women. Bel tw, on the pavement round the sepulchre, stand or ore squatted men of all colours and countries. Here a ' group of "dusk faces with white turbans wreath - el," mild-fea tured Ahusin ans, folding their blue mantles across their chins ; there, black Egyptians, in sugar-loaf cape of white felt, and cloaks of grey serge, lean in niches. A pair of swarthy priests, in dazzling copes, issue from a little scanty box at the back of the sepulchre, which is the Coptic chapel, and sud denly dash the thick fragrant clouds, which mount from their censer', over these dark believers, who start from their rumi nating attitudes, and begin crossing themselves with great fervour. All this will give a Lint idea of the place and what goes on there. This year the Greek, Armenian, and Latin Fasters fell together, so that there WY an extraordinary crush and concurrence of ceremonies. On the night of Good Friday the usual squabble took place between the Greek and Latin fathers. The Greeks have a very fine carpet, with which they cover the rock of the entinfixion. The Latins spread a plain linen cloth upon the place but they insist upon the Greeks removing their line carpet and leaving the stone bare, before they pot on their cloth, plant their cross, and begin their functions. This the Greeks uniformly refuse to do, and persist in inter posing their carpet to preserve the done from the contamina tion of the Latin cloth. The consequence is that a scandal ous scuffle annually takes place upon the traditional locality of the crucifixion. This year already the exuperated monks on either hand were preparing for conflict, and levelling their crosses and candlesticks at one another's heads, when, like the Prince in " Romeo and Juliet," that walk.. in from the door at the back of the stage with a score of halberds gleaming behind hint, and parts, with majestic action, the contending Capulets and Montague*, the Pasha, with a crowd of bayonets at his back, appears upon the scene. The angry fathers pause ; a madden hush ensues, while the grave want of authority makes itself heard. "To whom,' says the stately Turk, "does this plane belong 1" The fathers knowing the expected reply, answer, "To the Padiahah." Pasha : " Ye say well: this place belongs to the Padishah, and lam the Pad shah's representative hen. Being so, I will have neither your carpet nor your cloth." Then turning to his attendants, with the same authority of tone and gesture with which • Roman Prsetor might have exclaimed, " I lictor et ista toile," he said, " Komar, remove those things," adding to the reverend When, " Now, do your functions in =upon the have stone." The astonished monks fall silenced, while the kawas whips off the cloths ; and the stately Pasha departs from among them, leaving some of his bayonets behind to keep the peace. On the morning after Palm Sunday, the pilgrims set out be Jericho and the Jordan. They were eceompanied by an assort of 400 soldiers, to protect them from the Arabs. Shortly after sunrise, the road leadint from the gate of St. Stephen, opposite the Mount of Olives, and I winding down into the steep and narrow valley of 'oho saphat, past the Virgin's tenth and the garden of Gethsemane, was crowded with women and children in their most festive attire, seated on either side the way to witness the passing of the pilgrims as they poured out of the city and down the hill to the number of about five thousand. Leaving the tomb of Absalom and the village of Silos to the right, they passed up between the Monet of Olives and the Hill of Offences towards Bethany. Near the old altar and groves of Moloch, and over against the Temple of Solomon, the Bey, who commended the troop, sat a little apart from the road, among his attendants, and fine horses, that were scattered in groups about the rocky ground, with here and there a tall tufted spear, or a standard stack up beside them, while the morning sun blazed on their oriental dresses and glittering arms, they formed a brilliant foreground u yen turned b.& to look upon the city which lifted ice shining towers and denies emu Yennt Sion, scram the deep ravine. Presently the shoulder of the hill shuts out the splendid vision, and you go winding on among valleys ever growing wilder, more dismal and sterile, until the list traces of cultivation and habitation disappear, and you are placed in presence of the awful desert with gigantic sand hills climbing on every aide, that dazzle the sense and dismay the tout. At last, after six hours toil ' some march, you descry from the brisk of these desolate heights an immense plain stretching right and left, and walled on the east by a lofty range of mountains. This is the valley of the Jordan, whose stream, hid by the high sandy hanks, only become* visible as it eaters in • gleaming vein, the Dud Sea—a vast blue expanse stretching away under a fading perspective of serial promontories, to the south, till it mingles with the hot white mist of the sky. Lines of pale green tents upon the border of the tangled _ - Squatter NJ., 3 per Ct. teuttsh Wes. Ole 14 O. a Dutch MY., 04 4 per CI- Cert.. leitelt.l74 S --, .4 17 11444,1471 Paul. Me.. 41 II 1 WM l'estrada2444. 77 Tmesselato•itrred II 12 RAILWAYS.—We have a quiet share market, bet +ids a tone of rather more oonfidence among the dealers. North Westerns have improved from 163 to 9 to 171 to 2. Caledonians somewhat dul l at yesterday's prices. Bucking- Mumble', 15 die. Berwick itsady at 25. Ambergates, 255. and Eastern Counties are slightly better, at 18i to 19. Dutch Rhenish, and other foreign lines, heavy. . . BALES EFFECTIID UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prices sin bo found in tut page). Aberdeen, 22 4 Man. & Leeds, 1004 Mob., Not., 800., & E. In.. If Do. Thirds Beg. per Mew. and Oohed Powes 4 .lll4 f Man., atallin. & Mat, 4 a Bockinghainshlre, 14 d Igidland. 114 4 2 Itsdairi 2344 lolybead, 204 Do. New, 301 4 Do. lltir. * Derby, 89 Z. Counties, 184 4 Newcastle & Berwick, 244 3 Do. Per. 3 per Ct., No. 2, 44 p Norfolk, 1214 3 Do. York Extensien, 41 North British, 301 39 E. Lancashire New, 6 Uncolnehire, 71 Do. Thirds E., II II Ely & Huntingdon, 144 North Starrbr&Lre, 94 9 Do. Scrip (late Ch. &slit.), 21 4 Exeter, Yeovil. and Dor., II I Proton and Wyre, 344 Gt. South. &W. (Ireland), 24 4 I Read., Guild., & Reg., Gt. North of England New, 384 Shrew. & Sir., Clan A, 4 Do. New, 614 Do. do. B, 2 Great Weatern, 110 11 Booth Devon, 284 9 Do. Halves, 63. South Slaffordokira 14 d Do. Ors., 154 8. E. and Dover, 331 Do. Fifths, IS 4 Do. do. (he. IOC) No.. 4, 41 Iliall and Selby Ilulreo, 304 I W. R. Union, psi Leeds and Thisk, 194 30 Wind., Stahws, &S. W I p Do. New, 54 ) York & Newcastle, 344 4 London sad Blackwell], 71 4 Do. New, 14 Lon., !high., & S. Coast, 504 814 Do. Pref.,ll4 4 Lon. & N. Western, 1714 2 York & N. Mid. Pref., 94 Do Ors. New, 114 Dutch Rhenish, 34 Da Fifes*, 134 & Avignon (Coast.), 04 4 Lon. and S. Weletern, 60 1 14 Lyons r.ind Lime. 4 Do. New Con. Eighths, 444 N. of Prance, II 4 Do. Tenths ConeoL, 32 Paris and Lynn, 04 Do Scrip, 41 LIVERPOOL SALES, MAT 11. It will be seen on reference to the list that tha skim market yesterday was Featly depressed, consequent on the fall the preceding day in London. Wr. and Dudley, 44 p R. Counties. ILI E. Lancashire New, IL d Do. New Scrip, pc GL Northern, li d Hod. C. & H., e d Leeds and Think, 9I d Do. Prot, 9a fkL y Liver., Crosby, & South., I p London ft N. W., 169 Se Do. Qrs., lee p Do. New Qrs., 94 1p Wan. & Leeds Pinks, (late W. R. Co 1. i Wan. & Southampton, li d Man., Sheff., & Lin. Quarters, No. 2, 21 Do. Eighths, 24 d Do. (late Gt. Or'snaky Sr Melt Qrs, 2d Midland. 114 Do. New, 14 p N. Maffordshire, 4 p Scottish Central, 6 4 p Shrews. & Herefted, 33.. Sd. d Shrews. & Rir. , 91. 12a. 3d., 8,l d S. P. and Do. New, No. 1, 4 p Do. New, No. 4, 11 d York & N. Midland Pref., Cl p Newry and Warrenpolnt, 2 l d SALES, MAT it. much life,the sales being few, to price. Man. & Leeds (321. sh., late Ex.), 1.16 p Do. Sixteenth.% 71 p Do. Ha:ves, ter. & Bury, 11 p Do. Fifths, late W.R. p par Marc. & Southampton, 14 d N. !Staffordshire, 11 4 p Shrews. & Biro:Mg., A, par P. E and Dover, No. 4, SAS d Wharfdale, 11 d There was another flat day in the market ; in fact, for the prow, almost all railway speculaticn seems to have boat empended hoe; kor will there be any re.umption of Raw loess the eimmercial contras of the country worm an &braise as spot am ilbeNZl: IYAL, 41. 135.9d.p libak aid. P res.ed. nee °. wthi l l nead Na. ad. d LEEDS SAL There was rather more bt ceding day, but no material le Ambergates. 311. 11 d Dewsbury Eat. (pink. 143. d E. I Lanombire, New, f a Do. Scrip, Is. 6d. d F. & W. Yorkshire, 31s. Ws. d Leeds & Think Pref.. U. ed. 2s. p Leeds, Wok., & Mid., 195.195. ScL d Loudon & Brightoo. 214 Do. Fifteenths, h p The market did nnt exhibit and almost without change se lam, Dir., b Lan., & Mesa. in., 1 9-161 d farm and Oxford June, 61 p Blackb., altberoc, & N. W. Tref , 1 11.16 p E. Lananshhe New Scrip, 1 d Hod. & Mon. R. & C, 4 d Leeds a Think ?ref , 3.16 p Landon, Mane., and leirm., 651 Do. Quarters (13), p Bhrtnirs.k Dint. (A), a Do. do., 11., d S. Staffordshire, d /UT 11. en done than on the pro mo:seal in prime. iTiZei, .e., t.. p we. & Boothia., 3.1 e. S. 6d. d Wads& & Bor., 10s. d New. & Bade New, p N. bed& Thirds, 26e. 27e. p Do. Qrs., 11.. p N. Stalted•hire, 11 D North Weeterte. d W. Rid* Unice, le. Id. p - - BRISTOL ! The market remained wit Ot. Western Qrs., 93 p Do. New, fl Brutal and Exeter Thirds, I d Midland Stack, 11 21 9 Do. SOL n, Manchester k Yaw Leeds 111141 LEN, Mar 11. gat alteration. Caledonian Halve., d N. British p Shropshire Union, 1 j d Booth Devon, 11 d York & Neve. Pref., Si p North Staffordshire, 1 p BAI Amber., Nott, k Bon, 24e. Blaclbern, Clitheroe, and NM., Preference, 1 p Hell and Selby llsleee, Sl Mee., Balton. le Medea. i E. Nee IL New k Lords W. Ft Dm, f. p N. DiPeh stafi Da. 69e. De. Eat Ce. 9d. p Nceth Ws. $Ol. 00. YORK 8,11. R. Counties York Eaten., 4 Great Northern, 21. 7. Nerr I 1.11L6d. N. Bridal Thirds, 2/. &8er.New.81.11.. Ba. Bd. IL 9s. Do. Quarters, 31. ls. 31. 2. 86, MAY 11. N. British Estes., 113 e. 9d. West Riding Union, 41. Se. Task & Newcastle Pref., 69 'fork and N. Midland Pref., 10 DUBLIN BA Dundalk and EnnWallets, If Gt. Banta k West, 24i Wat,Wes.,Wle Dub.S.C.,2* ad. (kat and Waterford, b. • ALPS, Mar 10. Arm., Cole., and Portrush, 4a. Dub. and (fond. Almon. Ta. 6d. Enniskillen and Sligo . 14s. 6d. New., Arm., and Lan. in., 11..64. SALES. MAT 10. lEAWA & Perth, Mk 6d. Mu 6d. Do. Halves, Ils. 6d. Crest Northers, 50a. 6d.. 495. Man. & Southampton, lfs. 10.. N. British, 301 • Do. Cr... 62a. eta. ed. Do. New Qrs. Burin, 19..9 4 . Ma. Do. Third., Ws. 495. 6d. Seottiah Central, 236 E. Indio Railway, in 64. Caledonian New, Dundee & N. June., 3.0 a. Dander & Perth, Jl POI Do. 0r.., 610 . E. Lothian ('antral, 40e. tidies., Leith, & Onuitoo Qrs., lla Um. & Northern, 171 I, Do. New, 61.. 60a. id. EMIL & Newport, 6L 19a. Do. Do. Saw, 87a. SU. TALLOW.—The market rather better, there being • little more inquiry. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, ehi.6d. AU the ye•r delivery, 465. 6d. IDORN.—MARY-LANE.—The receipts of English Wheat grace Musday have been moderate; from abroad absent 9,000 quay ten have come to hand, n• trade was firm this morning, with a fair amount of business doing, at the full priors of last market day. Barrel Flour was sold at 60s. to 625. per barrel. Barley fully supported Monday's quotations. Oats, of which article we have a good arrival Gem abroad, wera held for an advance, which chocked busi er/N. Beans sad rims widrat aisatimair. The following are Moosday's peeegiosse : BRIMS'S. Gl pei eam" WAY?, Ego. Ana(' nt Red.- 93 so 97 99 ...Whlta li trto WI 0105 Norfolk and Sallolk 93 to 95 97 193 93 to 97 to 101 Talavera (E: ea or Surat) 103 to 107 Can:aside& Lincoln Bed 93 to 97 to 99 White 93 to 99 to 101 Northumberland It Scotch do. -to - do -to- to - Irish do. -to - do -to- to - RYE 60 to 65 BAWAT. Feeder-- ............ ...47 to 30 Distilling 30 53 to 56 Malteg 6463 Irish - to - ... ...... laoo* - to - Bum WM.' 49 to 50 Mass - 73 to 78 Ilne pale 78 to le Ous, Be= lad 3d to 37. 0d...81aek... 34 to 374 Od Muds U to 41e Od...Potato.. 40 to 42a Od newieimedkolghFead 36 to A. PI-Potato- 41 to 41e PI lee Fed .........33 to 34 to 304 OdL-81a05... 34 to 36s Oo Ditto Pete ..._..._.._...........410 td to 43e 03 Pus, Grey 44 to 534 02...21apia... 37 to 61e Od Blue 63 to 611. Mmlal 68 to 72 White. 31 to 37 6l to 65 Bugs, Meese.- ........ to 46 Tick -49 to 49...01d 49 to 53 Harrow 4l to 49 Small SI to 31... aid 33 to 37 You New Spring .... .- to - New Winter- to --old -to - Ran®, New 60 to 42 Per Pour& Looms Coons .212 10s to 213 Os Pa re elites Fusin, Tarn roads delivered 73 to 90 Pine llougsbold 71 to 73 Norfolk sod &Ate- 63 to 71 Whites NortnumberLtrul, Limes, and Torkablre - to - 6uarla sod Kent. - io - Deb FOREIGN. Daly bre. Wine, Tt-tr,•rie and 8011 1 91 9 1 , 11 92 to 93 Sas to 102-- to f. Paveraisesa, Rostock, end likette, mew 135 to 99. ..- to - Sleuth and &stoat Danish and Humblest' 92 to WI-- to - Rood. 77 te U Donobeand Wren 90 to 92.-- te - Spiimish.bog - to - 00sdile.-.- -o- - .Anemilien 92 to 101.: Res - .- Bauer, !Wing 43 10 46 -.Dlstthing 46 to 18-- to - Nous Omar 6O to 60 Lerruss SI to 40-- to - 31 to 35.-- to - °rns' I ,rresesitun Sidi eirebElld . - gesliol slid Diehl - to - sod Dutch. reeT -to r. to to - ague. - to - old 43 to 45 ..- to - nese - to - end 490 51 ..- to - Egyptian-- 43 to 47 Teem - to -. .- to - Pus, OM to to - White 5l to 56 Boilers - to - Tang Old - to - Leung Battle and Regan . Mediterranean and ekes 47 49 to 51... do. do. 14/110.1D 4O to 42 ...... Hemmed 36 to St .. do. do. Rum= Cater tree of duty, per is., 25 10a. to 25 15e. Luaus CAW. Dutch and Genus dee 29 104. to 210 10a. Ditto Yreorb and American ditto SIO 10s. to Ell 190. per BrL of 191111 s. Funa, Amairan SO le U Donee and lloniborg 49 le SD Comedian (Duty 71d. per barrel) Reach tree - to - par Sank of Mg les. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 10th MAT TO Ilth MAT. I Qrs. Engliab. taxa. Irish. Er=ie Whist 141: 1 Betsy Oats Floor, 1,1170 soda ; - barrels. Malt, 1,190 quarters. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Rye. ILe I°4 fities, .6a 2d. .to 6s. 4d. ; general qualities, 29 64. 2d. Beans, English, per quarter, 68s. to 111.1 Pigeon, 625. to 645. Beotch and Irish, per 480 lb., Ma to 565. Peas, English, per quarter, white, 665. to 70s. ; do. and Irish, grey, 601. to 625. Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, fine, 60s. to 621. ; superfine, 675. to es.; mitre, 655. to 70s. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 b., kik 1046, 624. to 645. ; old, 411 s. to 501. ; Canadian, oil. 41110. to 60s. Bran, per 24 lb., Is. 10d. to 2a. Whist, per 701 b., Canadia n, free, red, 12a. 9d. M 13s. 3d. ; white, 134.3 d. to 13a. 6d. ; United States, red, 130. to 13s. 6d.; white, 13.. 9d. to 14s. 2d.; Dantzic, mired and red, 13e. to 13s. 6d. ; high mired, 13s. 9d. to 14s. 3d. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 134.3 d. to 13s. 94.; white. 138.44. to Ilia • Rip and Prdersbm. red, 12s. 9d. to 13e. ; &eclat, 12a Bd. to 12a. 9d. ; Odom, common, 61.1 tai, 12a. .to 124 .. ; Polish, 12s. 9d. to 13a. 3d. ; French, giototolt, and Italian, red, 12s. 6d. to 13s. ; white, Ilk 9d. to 134. 3d. ; Itannat and Marianopoli, red, 12s. 9d. to lin 3d. ; Egyptian, 11m. to I Is. 6d.; Mediterranean, &c., hard, red, 12a. to 13s. 6d. Rye, per qr., Baltic, dle., 60a. to 82s. Barley, per 601 b., .71. 9d. to 81. 6d. Oats, per 45 lb., 6s. 2d. to 6.. 6d. Beans, per quarter, European, 645. to 675.; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 48s. to 495. Pea', per qr., Baltic, &c., white, 665. to 70r. ; Canadian, 645. to 665. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., 58s. to 60s. Indian Meal, par barrel of 1961 b., 29.. to 30s. Flour, per barrel of 1961 b., Canadian, sweet, 46E to 47.. ; United States, sweet, 465. to 47.. 6d. ; United Stater and Canadian, *our, 41s. to 435. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn, front the 4th May to the 10th May inclusive: Wheat, 5,530 qrs.; Barley,9B6 ; Malt, 699 ; Oats, 2,101 ; Rye, 60; Beans, 7,291 • Peas, 1,324; Indian Corn, 41,154 ; ludianCorn Meal, 22,60 barrels; Oatmeal, sacks, 455 ; Flour, 233 lacks, 40,946 barrels. LYNX, MAY It —A fair quantity of Wheat to-day, and 12s. to 15s. per qr. dearer 61 lb. to 63 lb., 94a. to 102 s. white, 108 s. Scarcely any other grain at market. Aserages paters this day . Wheat, 2,115 qrs., 82a. 9,1 d. Barley, 274, 47e. Oats, 193 qrs., 335. Id. Beans, 181 qn., 525. 6d. Peas, 13 qrs., Ms. Pam" Mat 10.—The general Mob of the French markets dur ing the psi ask has we ban by ea maw of an impros mac ct a. memos prism have la meet anon& The urns - ale at Havre, though haw ssly sweat he paving wants, without Irwin wadi, ear. The edam In Belgium, Holland, and the bawl* porbese„ beloniglell die Whip made at Madam W allay hrthearbent apansaset Prance; sad LaMar and Alma as twatelog any Swap spur Iva three oriwirles, have been alga as la bask a the Yams metels, W as at that a Para The sessepsewe hes law dies la boa plesso—ln Pals la r=r"et ths aerated dad, and tn the MOM INPartniNs eddltbeal cheeped sealege. At Stream what Is et OK to at. the lee Idles. • as at Ma* of to IX; prises see pet es La a last; Oologa, sod Cebleals. in the met! pay.. soda riss. end have erne eeperwelea et plat still • at Lisl, abet le et 47t. to 4IL the ha at at gneiss. UL 4/fi ; and at Valendennee bet at elesh—lhome are higher pass Ms at Pada This result west be So • peat Sam altlerala to la Pralndlors of the seektee Istorsospnewa ilia, by sing to the tads prise, kept say sea presses and ad Is at ea; sad now, whenthe salt Iddell awed nweallerlra bid in hes wand low, *we art ; It they de awns, brag the mateit et thdr sere derma thdr ant prise. la Normandy, applies me wry sabadarewbog be aniva at lams loo se ; et the honer wheat le a from 42f. to 41f. the IS Ida, ma Oyer a Milk lel at I let the US kilo.: sod at the latter, what hat tam SOL at lea the See kat, willet Soar is at Vf. the bona betaken shwa SONS arra of Jour bona Havre, bet a atwiUrsertist Mat sap*, prime enntinne Jat as lap as bare, and le elm pas labor, ell along the wreaern emenl. la the south. dm =wheel ere calm, and barssifies to be be only Pre where as dame Ms ha. While the peat kw days, Ito PINS lore los s boa ware dais hada has seat from the walk el Pram The gs at Man lea sae swa as to allow oven le be Inept reeled le the mesa, awl here • prat an pant Lae Malaga aims haw lea Pa net only tom Havre aa4lesen,betws tea idea swd lad ; the abase at hales dad SL Leas is cola with j eed the maw rim ha all a Perim ad as Pea mark dr amp derloi o the week bee boa graded he at h sa la a the ham weed embeldwie are libber. st Pal/stelae SW. le la as I taw, ea lbw from 1114 to Ilel the IS7 Mo.{ rye hen been Is amend d 4th le 481. as lake kilo.; ad baby W Maid INK to at. the IN Idle. Prom what W ben sal, M be sees that In the meth. the east, and the maw wed the weer Panes yawl have Ares, sed bet la the moth and soak-wad the gestetions rowan r they were, with the mesa= of Karma" where pares have advanced. MANUFACTURES.-HUDDERSFIELD, MAY 11. —Our Pieoe.hail of this day has scarcely had a buyer in it, and in consequence of yesterday'► rise in the price of grain, we have ecareely done any business whatever. Cost prus for goods cannot be realised. Hon.—BoKoran MARKET.— Two o'Clock.— Mears. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the market continues very firm. wetness K/41. p<lrt. Kew IL • Teerll44 14484.. p. elm/1.1114 41 1441411•41 4 411 • Tesallag 1144 m... 5 1111 11 11•44.4 Araler 1811 II Old Yew, . 1 11 831 14 • BOXLET, ATLEMPORD, AND BERRAM.—The Hop-poling in these parishes is brought to a close, and the Hop-bine in most of the plantations is looking healthy, although back ward. Marnorronz.—The bine is growing eo rapidly that it will be more than the lien can do to keep pace with it, excepting where the flea be, beaten it. The Janssen, in some cases, are nettle-headed, which may be the effect of the flea. BvarLzunarr.—The Hops in this neighbourhood are im proving, but at the same time the fly is increasing. WOOL—HCDDERSFIELD MAY .—We have to - - add to our gloomy report of last . week, that we have now arrived at that state of things when they commit be worse. Manufacturers in the provincial markets have nearly ceased buying et any price, not knowing what is to be does is the present state of affairs. As we anticipated in our lest week's report, the colonial Wools have declined in price et the lie wool sales from Id. to 2d. per lb. upon low warts. Good Wools not much alteration. . CATTLE, &c.—Berrox, Nlvir 10.—There tats rather a meagre attends lee at the fair yesterday, o in a great measure, to so mum, fined fairs being at hand. , mad a fork Cad; IN at .. ± . then ariale Wl= inkse ewe prat, WAIN *Sig °. ea maw isy, murk*, 1111 4tikair° -. 4 well midi and we, st off market wul ads 864.6 1W1111 ani Ismbs; 355. per head, sad • &wanes was very meagre show abundant Us supply, lest market-day, but for fat Sheep, which ' up is valve. Less be turn dearer. supplied with awls aa ter yews (with the m tawisesaW. Theis e rere hefti o lhers Sit fic 1.11. rum He le their • passel. Barman% is the power 01411 wire especially, many small supply of fat About an wirer of Cakes were very pus r lb. Pigs were very mere. Bough fat, is. was mach larger twenty years ; and the int, both in mord to the high prices they realised. -.Bail amounted to 598 t there were not mere mold. The aumbtr of `; and although the Sheep sad Beasts, . much larger than has f . The fat Beasts, rrathert-bionts, were -one iss hit es to call for purcheeers of which in get was not off quickly at high good, but the trade /Hones was also large, \ sat kids b•BilION dole, \ mit Lie awes -g, at o'clock, all bustle and se_ ;notation below, the prick • -f sold at from 7s. Ed. to 0 4. per stone. Hog- number of Beasts last week, we are years, and while Buri n still role hi h, and tendency. The de. limmethate locality .aed upon really prime maintained Ole full quo ----t of. The number • par with that of found buyers readily at "I inferior, though not OW last week's quo ' to Sheep, as Lambs (eel Calves then is must be considered market, bald to-day, Suffolk breeds, of whit* 6d. to 4s. 6d. per stone. a, and Alderney', there realising lat. pm head. which consequently Cul supply of Sheep per stone. Of Pige Nvy market and at fair there was a good •: off briskly at rather was a very limited . and obtained. In , and of a very isle ery high prices. There moderate pricer • exhibited an excellent cattle; although there ad a great many sales difficulty obtained tot . good show, trade good, sold ; ..-ort horns, 7s. 3d. to 7a. 6d. per at. of 14160. The show of Hoggets was not so large ; all were sold at full prices. Ewes and Lambs, per couple, from 40s. to 66a., according to age, condition, and breeding. Fat Sheep, naked, 8.. Bd. to Si. 9d. per at., with a good demand. Store Pigs, from 23a. to 30e. per head. Fat - Pork, 7a. ed. to 7s. 9il. per atone. BALLINAbLOB.—At the May Fair there was& considerable falling off, both in the qualitnof the cattle exhibited, and in. the demand for them; and many of the buyers who woolly attend for the purpose of purchasing stork, were absent, and the majority very limited and cautious in their dealings. A general notion of thin depression, so far as the cattle market conceraed, may be formed from the following facto : Hog ' zeta wan sold at low'r prices than had been paid fur theta in October. There was no demand for poor men's cattle, nor for slaughtering, the greater number bought being stores. Good store Heifers, in prime conditon, however. sold at aa high, if not higher prices, than in OctoM r last. Sheep were at a low figure there was an evident falling off in the prices of this stock. Ewes, for which 32.. were given last October, mily brought with their Lambs, 30s. There was no demand whatever for Harmer ASIA/LEE CAT/LS TRYST.—The number of cattle con siderably exceeded that of last year, there being from 4,000 to 6,000 on the grornd. In the early part of the day sales were rather brisk, but as the day advanced sales sla &tined, owing to cattle being bought in high, and the holders wishing to obtain remuneration. Top Besets brought from 101. to 121., some of which were from three to four years old; two year-olds. 41. to 5!. ; one-year.old Stirks averaged from 60s. to 60s. There were very few Sheep in the market. EDZILL SHEEP AND CATTLE TETST.-This market was largely supplied with Cattle and a fair average of Sheep. Dealing went forward rather slowly, and the best quality of fat only went off at full prices. The drove Cattle (rem the northern counties was a stiff sale, at prices a shade under those obtained at Trinity Muir Tryst. The best quality of fat brought 9s. down to 7s. 6d. for inferior, per Dutch stone, to sink the offsls, and all sold ; but a good number of small beasts, in bad condition, were driven away without finding F ur chasers. The neon al want of keep had a considerable effect on the market-few grass fields being yet far enough advanced for keeping briny cattle. Sheep, from the very high rates demanded, sold slowly; and a large proportion of the Ewes and Lambs lift the Muir unsold. NVedder Hogs, black faced. brought from IW. to 161. 10s. ; Ewe do., from 101. to 131 ; Ewes and Lambs, do., from 161. to 221. ; and \Vedders, from 141. to 231. per score. Souse excellent cross-bred Hogs, good (at, brought 20r. per head ; but there were few lots of this description on the ground. A great deal of business was done both among Cattle and Sheep; and the rates of lean stock, although s little back from some of the recent fairs, were such as would please breeders generally for a lease of nineteen years. RUTIIEHOLEN BELTANE FALL-At this fair, on Friday, there was an extraordinary i supply of Cattle of all deserip. rs Lions ; in fact, so far as numbers concerned, the market any be said to have been literally overstocked. In the early part of the day sales were brink, and good prices were reithsed ; but, on the whole, business was rather dull, and at the close an immense lot of Cows and Hones left nadir poled of. Superior cart and draught Horses averaged from 451. to 501. a-head, and a few first-rate animals of this de scription sold as high as 681. Of this kind of stock a consi derable quantity was bought up for railway purposes. Mid dling and ordinary can Hones sold st 121 to 301.,accordine to quality, while inferior sort. may be rated at from 81 to 11 1. Saddle Horses were plentiful, bat rather dull of sale. Two or three pain of excellent animals, for the carriage, sold at IOW.; end for general purposes a few realised sa high es from 3.51. to 46/. Good Horses, however, equally fitted for the saddle or for harness, averaged from 211. to 271. Of Cows there was a large supply, but in general those shown were not of superior quality. One or two beauties, it is true, brought as high at front 161. to 181. per head, but the general price for good Cows was 101. to 16/. • inferior aorta email be had for 7/. to 91. Farrow Cows sol d at from 61. 10e. to 71. 10s., according to weight and appearance, and Queys (two-year-olds), brought 41. to 41. 10e. Far Yesisrdiges Manias Ns Asa pax. SHIPPING. MAILS A IHDTBD.—Dublia, 3; Waterford, 2 ; Housghadee, 1 ; French, I ; Flanders, 1. LONDON, May 12.—Wind this day at noon, 8.8. E., light breeze, and cloudy. DIAL, May 11.—S. W., moderate.—Arrived A barque, Sydney, N.S.W., and tailed for London ; Antivill, Calcutta. Sailed: Alfred, Cape of Good Hope and Singapore. Arrived from the river : Agnes, Trinidad. Orr Doren, May 11.—Ralph Remo', New Zealand. Orr PORTLAND, Ma 10.—Artina, Laureeston,V.D L. ; Calypso, JlllRaial. 11 th , Jane 'rancia, Hobart Town PLYMOUTH, May 11.—Variable.—Arrived: Trio, Monto Video. Sailed : Cretsy, Adelaide, S.A. CLYDR, May 16.—W. Arrived : Calypso, Trinidad; Maria. Boston. Sailed: Margaret, Trinidad ; Indian Chief, Port Philip and Sydney. Newrokr, May 11.-B.B.W.—Sailtd Monmouth, Gre nada. MILFORD, May 10.-B.—Sailed : Pandora, New Orleans. SUILLY, May 10.—S.S.W.—Arrived : Little Pet, Porto Rico. MSy 11. - N.E. Sailed: Thorndale, Q?bes. WATZRPORD.—S.S.E. to S.S.W.—Arrived: Merritt, St. John's, Newfoundland. DRAL.—A vowel, supposed to be a barque of about 400 to 500 tons, and apparently abandoned for two or three months past, wax passed on the sth inst , in lat. 30 N., 10n.10.23 W., in a position very dangerous to vessels passing Cape Finis. torte, by the Oriental, arrived in the Downs. The name on 'the stern was not risible, the lettere being covered with grass, with the exception of " N. 8." at the end. She had a patent windlass, painted vrts, woman.bust head, sad appeared to be nearly new, and New Brunswick built. Seamus, May 11.—N. to N.N.E.—Stalel Coquette, St. John', ; Boman and Barak, North America. . . -•-•••• _ .."•••••-i-e-...---...... ' J. , Wp . - , 4 . 4 .., -7...... , • .-...---.. -....--, ~...-• ‘.. e....-z_ /-34 .--- - € ,X . „4„..,„ . • • , -- ...__ ~..-.... ,/--- -- ---a ".. .5'2--.---• er ... Lemke Bstedag Pew, Pei* Theaftwas, Oa refinhig wed Oa e t wed bale ppm, we ' ---. ....- 41 : - r n•- . . THE EXPRESS And moms dtgegliiiipiealees impeding • - - . • ~ . • . . es 7 .. .. ' a . . . peed et the The rain N bed] dude, th 4 l ll =bres weals usal i nV ill. and WY W him the sager amp is the WIMPS WM& V 0114111 bilsami ley want weedier_ , Ile • grad Me d i The remair *the semi tbe • lll -M. . \ i 1 s. 1 bey km Pip, which I cagy ehliSl" OKI and POITOWTMI- ' gar Iterke due if • . * ' • 1 ••••' " iv__ Mame. * Ssilitlfill Prevails* will he remluated stmelli wa r ae r so llebees kigi : ~.. . - at of the H P • 1 _ _ -4, ! w yt o w, mu! drier, elt th ism a i r. sow have tam siamellehiesil ; med, from ••• art ' l ' , ‘I w I Ism =samba dire was a Lie elms ef What __,. , BIIIIITAILISPAris-Voy lbw deaers wee mg L ipitia his ties , the Ferelp lizpremse, id mei t ramas,llollllLasapmet that them hill be no ~ , ii i ,44/ c Alt , ,„a .6. ..„n, drraderistre fit i t h tora- tidety. to w o k data :..... 1 - i • Yom the bailed TE • ,e,"` `kJ - '... - y „ m y, Raiminta';Esr,lll, CORN, Ai r' Opal hat Ilegbadoes for _ - Mier Ildrialle et had lb. to lb, witibt de Order it Mr we op is rims. The fear well . E 4 n tiFib d. 4 • w re r NI 0 r ft . II r I la I 1 94 I I" ilbig lio Is 0 P ilig iff a f rte 1i g k e l is a 7 IX 4416 1. I"l"" seemd a mfelti ft e d r s alhir-lav lbela me is r 6Bllll flearkel lo=i 4 l l lol• ll.a.. asimitald Or Data*, _mirth mai ow barn a Cows, fan...( me ergo et ibe &Aram, . lea Cora is held cm Lionse term, hmt, v snalbed geed prior me , ......bi. "l.6"A ' alurre ,....t _ mt wel "lll.lllll.l lessmait hstyrik T•r* whisk e la Ihi "MINOS Or BAIN ealthell the Olio, . mak is ezesplisa -"- 7Beess, whit& in is. eilaner WIM lIIMMiIi with dry illseele. aa l t i rtl e e i eeeMei a rewomee•ielier et the rater n. ed Whisk tle N tall . 511145 1 hg 1•111,072 aba•AN a rces (We lem ana lja aw es w um. 7 mmill" ,_ hmeelapy wen s N 0.218. ) LONDON,WEDNESDAY E' ' 1 ING,MAY 12, 1847. r sd ~,, de rat OW am vielatime, • Limed is 2k pet v. yeedbilyeibess Imbed fressa - at i lfifia • lilt entail Zeller* der " 161 Pr 1 = is mat it P he than et the pump map lln 4 ' a• . lieed kill! I= dower. la Of• a° ample her Us. fr din, at . a Ise eldeth a Zi he 0wx.. 1 of swim albeted. Tim Harr meek* preeselled •re z pt ipsertate. la wazagissa. to. Bound. o ttle o h Tge yirPeoviditare has base mat gleam tit the prieldy ke thlre ue leum that *Vas besit li ga learh ee oss th : f = d - y rs. °La " eAlkl ik t 5 . ...."1, 00c. et. de ed. t a ilz buies . Rep see misetfagaz . l fa of now., but mar aniarls aid welt- ers the preneMAtas et psi: ,_ ~,,,,te d' COLCIIESTEN, MAY 8.-ban a lrere she Se ealernalleasei and "11.1111.111.".' lit l a , In Chwelede the " a kar kaa bum Mad Inallailuat - ....a.. bled t hlle a lhae. .._ t a le L ies " ha ,' Ills eSees _. the t il ler ib4 Mil 66 Ili. Id. Or Cii rt ii.6 ll l"g a s = l".. A u b i?..: tae 1 w ei bteg a l l4 6B - *lri s ig n r i e T l e a g r riog ' ; and t o r n business wee dem ea Let 11 :Anno' r ,..L Inewiana. Labe. and the crop much Imp" than that at the pomading ...jj .. "'" elam ter s ... Zorn ' e e. gris ur r Pa* 49a a p. ...... L . with no improvement in palm, amp ild I 7 -- -,,,,,,...._________ meson. The St. Gearode Clwanieie alias : --•• std now. - satire Arabs Po p- ma. it Ma ilaL . 0.... „ ...... 1010 91 6 i• OM *sem add OM. tits ah ella alle y W e ' " elk e l a l i k l " "•••", rid at higher rate*. Fat Beers beep ay be. be Saw" tote. to ; ta i r s ; ; +-gm. sold it ttiihlr rate.. Fat BusS. hasp ________________ rattle continue dull in sale. Pigs writhe . wASOVIIS & CLOCKS.--41.1. DINT, We are gratified to ham VP the pram mop premier to Wash eat te Um Qua% sussed the expeseadea siM f.3l.:tper ambi r r iem, maw ths sei s e ' Am ea ate hmill • 'sat of PRO of. it by even 091 - 4•1 1- sit - tie dat Of thP4 The The Mt --MlNousi-La 7t r, Halpsai : Two.- r . a tc. i. 6 0 96 . be. to ma 1,, sii. Begmerak per 10 qr. 281. COLLUMPTON F•Ill, MAT 6. was arab m ew s se of we e d. m e * e e ,__, llir o s i t ssaW: ilitr eell: imar v e W &pigs Mat of dim Be pasha to thole mod thud estess i ee , d w,,,,, e lat s74l e ss i y hel l e . se et h y thai h oyem lie ° Z ee s h oge esseeet p : seassos'* --- ' ; Meelhh. per lee, IN. Ts. ed. ; peei ge , slum:lame es hes not been known fee jam WSW *me mambo 11e54: 4 , 2. 1m; easetrat last won,. wameL tai w• ark(. - esehesla• Mess Ti a ••• luessisel la . to it dui 110144 da6s above the sunnat - mbeetime. A "ea at •• In salts.. ear ; erd mm deo • bat 1.10024: 4 1/00/ Ihiplibbill ahesdy bra th in' 00 1 0 1• 01 4 elell el• Weller *ea ..neat olo pa" of torero he ee tweet e e uplift at Beef, which wag but =era a: .I.k behrive :-W_ltatt., 4810 gm. ; ben_ , sear Ids Mese alb B hs•to 410 dlierr e r ° 444.eie b to um by mei Mait isa dm or tens MOO did me ship half tha sf.LOVia. a tip 1 1 1 t „, 111101 a Alma be Wilk All erieered y., ft ee ee t teheu ,k eee i e d ee . " ereeeleti e en ee. t e ,,,u,, The , elediS i e , qd. 1 • Oets, Ito; 662. Eapeesed, 4,275 ; Limed 600 7 00 8•••••11 04 the Isbls•elslse- el w oo - sd o e , i n s i pid ts MI ame, me arm; to ,• vewittase Ma year. Immo re be jee tere t, a ltb oig h , angm you new the tom seed Omen bees IPlar o S- cei," --- - a t i 6 e ed y ------ a - k ic k et - V ibe ' ...- . 312 ; Cate, 161. ' noddy peffishired at await kilt emu wed, ia sem isemees said kelt per PM Wi r ' d " . " l.ll eg a rsidga 11" e ril dd .. _ *arahlea to_r_Se_" -- Da r 1: 8 4 1.14 1 : 7 oteernag ThiPiside* whiek.,„„„,,,,,...1,,,b.,:::-...,,,pr . „.. the as " 7 ** 4 l A344* o'clock ' Mr will •.- a M ae al from die M has ebvieeri owe mg* Yam, MAT 11.-Than Is • robaute arrival of Wheat, geed ..albs. "mg yes IN K WI ge e p 34. 2a mak. egg , t eead ee tty ex . nestiou. By Males eta meat they set e [ be the sd berme , If 6e gee er ''' ''''' pawl the* the Keg el sugar ibh year .91 be haa'aine Arden, three ammo disarm ewe the .ten • been ess : tr ia. ,.ellieli Pa au uula us •• well w• • = lue •MM shed la S M. tart odor Oadllale WA swab& , We aka has bared • to day. einem to Friday's plea, le fay 12a. tepee the rates U (..) N.-A. R ow LAN D an d o r ., on st Si. therasend Lea year it did in rash sim wise Sews slug ht Meet si Os luamialaa I . remaialso raid& A ...•••,,, *,.. theemad. amteede Jermelem, Waving la drat sessag l". =i5ti.. 47 ...1 2‘6664 .0.4 fell? . asi see m ateas.. aßisk‘ I =ag sg"R esteer gr 'esses, °"l ar° Dew, lIM` 11 -rum ~.. a very mu C 110041 1 1 01 Wee•Pb 00 0 0801000181 be oehMty aid emery shish; mod madhalts la Mil &a- wl, es •smeu aims eke , M This resat is attended_ pertly to the weather, and - lalle " 11 them Bast : The w . Igilli lid leeleeeeheeeeheheho wed* .0 &Mg tembo wen .used, whom aid light strass= b iedl e l va. 245" hi terb ---; a DM Lies sellin i tted - ae en lat e reeueuet 0 1 21. 21% p osit , - - A ff p n a i . 11.4aa i l i k Cattle, hied wade . frees OM. eat Abell • mil 0 011esee"--eeese mkt Ih e templed media r t t. * the kalaaeilli hails of the lebesild, pipe- she waves ef - the bleb erred. Day wee ..eat *i t h es w reeee d me dd eoro . ~,,k : wh o m , ken qn. . ow e; ton ; gud er. me; B oa . Slump, which . . am ide trove 7a. t Calves ... Wel, sad .ads heat dd. to 7d per to atled pearled dsmetstal• MO *Om abnegate at M break lobos we media tor . Jordan, • swift . Impelapee :Lf e sehSe g tediele. ...atr ee l.l 1e t 667 ; Kali ' 7l"; 4166. seem, and sends from Mk to Ile. per sere. e bb therm On terin WM ad mil WU- dimoloared Melee draft between tell Mahe lees _„,_ ..... a ••••• 00 _, MTh. Lam IRON Busman, May 11.-At t i lers there par state. wowed wra weas tat earamdbrele DM) of the One etweente fres the awe in Good Hose are to with mops et awe tawarkk. Tee . Tapia . = u waft sisassol• ,le other midis •• wee a feis supply of Wheat oaring, ke wileh Mob bleher ...r• ii r ..1-7.--, i . l l. lo ,,, iid e si a ""? • „ o ," l """' i the wmpii . ° V.e" ff ': th e ink Mee* b u s hying ore ow ; s if k m . their shy wa55e5a2 . ....... dogs th. Ilese =bee war to abbe partly rammed male wore again Asegeogol; and urn Eft ink an. w en Imre' FA111..-.-Miad ewe of Cattle vs err," , sew, worn iddalltiefey nerved a farrier ego. mode at ea aikvaime ed Mem a.. pee lea me gle - peete e e Net has been otwerveriter the pad twenty ten mesemief a leerimele" Massing am or ow tam% am. parteame. Kafir coatis's' we the bow =1„,, w4 heehaws done was of se rusant, hots a u k sigiabei albs look Io ra h bk. nue-. L. BOWLINE It tic,. nn, all •.. &Let I saw be tat awes , PRIM 131111111214 T. die day web Betty is slmsneeffip, mid Ss. t• EL Der ar b e g '‘,,,ii amber of Beam edi SU •• 1 7 bier ' , p p 1 4 34 by as, st ft, Estbmgardea, beam end by all 0 ""'''' ISM waiderm. rualdaff • frau= IMMO ter end . .kk _ soutattt. . c'a've ram 1210.110. 1... ...... .te L.. • dearer. Bee i zak be reas milt lie b. Len. Yr steer. the amber of , tar dee ;I Masi led serfamou mama vehilerday hayeml pryer losadmin all sk ill with lbe .lik a :% l 2•W e bledis. w i _ 6 : 171)1 e a se Ises'aiiiiariii li 1: ::: : . Wheat, Pr kebobs fib W t. end we have se that dews pada qr., UK bleu l aw n ta e ! k g • ••de. in sant ta, riee lb., Me MO mimes et 0 . 166 1 an Maim aa haw masa lbw Wu Haul 0., z ,,,,„„,.... phimb, 1... the .. j e„...5. , .. _ • 0 1 0 1•- -eh -46 e... 5• • 110,41124 1... .- 4 . isr . It 10... 0. d o i ds. r aik ak . ii .„ - - thin npa beasts dr mold I; ELEMENTS of BOTANY, STRUCTURAL Pe se la at Graham's Tows, UM bodiless au dist Moly year Ordbers arremomie.._ U R..* • wits lASI d me vionia. with • • weep a Tillbi..ib.s.-.. et e... . ~ iii; . c ....... 3 3.. : 3 Lrmareat., MAW 11.--dirle day week the eivirt a s =t s * sam ba s . sa ris me 8 lam[ 9113910L061CAL ra A , iii Obseiry at Terme. 1110 aillin4llllll 90 the fattlt u e ler of Ida . - t h e t is k. , d sso '- • damainkne ate aluii.=_-_--i : : , _ . cosawito aid Am Wad ail dole illograted Mt\ kemignemeaMegaieele. Bylaw .•••••. 0. dd. m ai ie s , the rim , el stirred align/Ito .....` siC e deSsessliW atela • le , ': •• I "'all -- -g:- : marry ad Whaat is sa l of Bemis Vasa OPP*" tangs , 600 4 Psegleao Ism „ pp. D, lAA Tim is amerie We same: se 5....ir , gliatal Work. 0 , Pennm MI2MOP. etara *salsa m in T • e il ialr7 remand that : away down • '. • wordorrembed • aie* ' ' mum" - -..... If 1.:.".., I** * * „.___ sal i rs *6 **6 * ay '' a O a " .. 1114 .____ 4 selkillf =l.7ll6... eseehaiei w the rlbirr iir IM asialtri 06•1136 TAP". lesilems e Se= Iter ie rrlfi-lemilen; Nadhisf definite boo ye deanmpleol reepeedag any saes- hate et of stealing made& _,. ' restilialesut ertemart. of roMarm., 1101- 7, r -** SO •Al so 11 743 • 73 5'.... 4 -° 7 ‘ Wale Mt irl° 6 2/ " l'es or pass waft • Wat shard were man se . • •• ••• malltmos,ll, numeribeneet, -- ...... -- •• mem I . contemplative foe the mellemet of the frostier se Anomian lady gone to "" - 2 - Hie When andebeak Y „ .- 00 - s.. • _ perollMlo,o4.tt.e. the United Stem axe Ifteftlikull. Irma Mien. MAO *eke ne ed e d.. ei hee e heee a th eist, me Iffid way troubles. The inhabitants ararally watch surf exprensioa ware instantly toes elf, and he • away Sothis oda i alear •-• .. 40 eli.. , i FM. eat, we:. me oz.. • • left over ha the of Arran lb Apell, sod MIS an ercee itin i job ere. Th e b a d e the id. Una MISTS PEW WOILS.-0a .laths all he ma. " rommat of the enw govemeari van willow, Mb the in sonmand, who ordered kite be A eme ss PI .• ....... ••••-• u ••..1 • usua ll y hie st while the uddiption 161 SS i hid Oa fat Ilergi mist al we d to pm ever iridea forted ee re mem tefr Imam.. ....... 111 . • Ss yaw. in 0.. e - ;,....,„ ~,, . • • alibmiality 40f • lilts sad ed Nom with • tiewheah wendied to hip beek publicly, in 6... I SOON _ th3o 76110 will nay wire alum at Won Hebb wee a ge , , .:0 . bereleirello , --‘......-4,mu, - ----...• M 5..., eapeeleap • ANN 0012 to zwd • ow Bvery ppvim medal awayorftlt bat erne blOiOr - a ' 4 -t .w ke . .. ~,,.• a. ... ... al stareas ham Ohs lefisktoe =be wrest we . eo anew t e e& Th e * m a ee et =mum , .1": • Miliol3l6 nos is- ...----. - • -..... menbod PROSE W - , Mp s Ewe-Load= : ndeid seems at se meek .• , and belmewn unwilling- %allowed blinks. One filled Ma handkerchief with sand; O.& •- Y.O 0 ••• le 0 .. A be--,- 241 0...* ddlleshl o 0 meat 6i g i gtl_ e .!° lihs The MX= . but :al 79 0.-133 0 craw, •• ..., •• pun 51 •11,..52 rally of Wheat and Flour • ; red, adr tome of the stun- mow ,- t ie d „mg ode et k e y e , ,,eeb, NM dr, one co., ks, Conahlil ner af • great of the Mess AMP burgher force to another hie peelset with pebbles; another cut • stiek from a ,2 2 , tr • NM sada se le.” Am aim make bud work, adds poplar ; a fourth contented himself with inserting a sprig in '''"'' •• ,.'„ , " 4l " C.M.3114 . 114 0.. 17 0 I Seed, emu pale, se uneticertiLll GUIDE TO •• 10 $ 01 Urio to die prpiszity bade afgerstmeent mad people. But ea all the folds of his turban. After they had paid observance due Ki, ordheary... 40 o._ 41 0 i per tivin As will be semitone the quotations raise le. mak la Kook are apt to do their day. and to earn hi - defence of tbe to the holy river, they set out for their eamp at Jericho, Mae el 0. 75 0 TTORA , AND AVOID, •0 1, my, = TR , differ as to Ms Manner In which where they remained till midnight, and then by • Marital Meta, good total 0... to 0 Pormaosse Tor on. on the appearance of the •fteg crops, which, from the late nets were sold at from 66 1 . to 60'. each. Be. 2d. ; and fat Mutton, is. 4,1. to 9s. 6d. W HA M& Dinarlite fir di )I. How 'ld 111 eie .,;„ ',VC it may SiOullelsoily expected that moonlight set out for Jerusalem. Oonta is.., crib Batter-Oodu W 92 0...94 fertilising rains, and the present warm weather, re begin- - MITE v moat wiee....ma. a armor ada .1.... e. nary to tae...,,,_ 14 0... 50 0 LivERFOOI., Mat 11.-Although the n when the emememee Pius and are developedllntl 0 0 •I hag to exhibit a favourable aspect •; meanwhile, the depen- dwilmaft e ee e beetemea lmial"s neeeted aNd ent er mlik4°°74*** and fully ziaiiii. - i a amase... ales . din the Semen l and Fe. 37 ° 0 °•-• ° backs in all parts of the United Kingdom are moving ra- offered t his we* rather exceeded that of 1 r i m i tiogses . - init wt gel c'e = cement spirit et gaidelima end Wales lift" dam ~. 2.3 0... 17 • Dwells, let. Tenon pm M. 0 • 6 u ••• ,~• • • •• sietwowe e.t.a" 0 °° l6 ..= AR 4 . 101 . 0 " The Cape ppm state Oat the :Ulu* of imported COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. Uwe, comma. 5 0 ... 011 Carlow, lo 91 0.91 onions growers to supply the markets freely, prices P 'es continue mambo neateMed la mow ameln be ries af Mt. lomat per met Newry tot • ..... „ • • e... 0 throughout the imuntry are forced upwards, beyond . k ............. aim% ie j bomb. l e e me d-8, - 1. -- e ---- t h ee goods for the gamier fads Vim 6th of January last, Bengal whip .. 13 C.. 15 6 I w probably exhibit even a further upward tea • reek --lberwee4 11, ratamminewt; se, Ownhlll ; was 279,1921., of whisk MOM were received at MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. cap__ ....... 13 0... 13 0 Beef, India, per extraordinary rise in Mark-lane 3 esterday, and our Corn gm% e,- nw Inelbelemas erodes M - Msololreet; Mose, UT, ....,..,.., ~Tiouraiii-u. tapir. 4 . Arekg•••• .••••,,,. Cape Town, 4 7,788/. at P elt iikaboth, 50,5611. at lava Two o'Clock.-The greater easineati of money, de- go o , 0 0... 0 0 Mires ...... 14 0.. 16 0 Prim Mae •• 0 and fully id. per lb. advance was obtained 00 . • 0 E ze h an 4 4 4 4 4144 m i ng l uw i ng b een li tera ll y crow d e d w i t h cattle, whet, middling and inferior =intik: • Bimon's Bay, 1111. at Poet • I ensilert, and 1271 . at e id e dl y so in the Stock Exchange, hin produced greater 0gre11aa............ se o._ it 0 reek, primes 11 ' buyers from nearly all further considerable excite- f Sheep and Lambe offered was about on , Mengel Bay. The valae of wmparte during the same steadiness and improved quotations in the haute looses aree-pora,tost i se 0.. .. mut prevailed throughout the leading branches of the 1 ° tations of last week, and were all di/postal Fling year.. The best qualities found LATEST INTELLIGENCE. period was 95,3151., of *hi& 79,6361. left Cape this morning. Thera has been . a comparative ab. Bitti_PTC. ; Da, Balms Beim, Wanted, I"' trade. At the commencement of due Incas, holders of Wheat Fast week's prices, wrist middling and required much higher prices thaw could be obtained, which settee alto of speculation, the activity of which, at any 'l.',Z i 74 CM) M 00M0 degree anted the dema n d ; at an a d vance d Town, 15,4261 . Port Elizabeth, and 2331. Simon's a 1 ... a 2 =MIL period, whether for the fall or the rise of prices, gene- D.,..... 26 to in so general demand, also commanded out Is. 3d. to le. 6d. per 701 b., however, upon the rates of this P THIS DAY, Four o'clock, Town. all testifies te the presence of some disturbing came at 13 per tent k upon values, and this calmness will be favourable to OS._ ...- . 4 ... 4 2 W 10 - 144 ,,S m etrt 1 30 062 day week, the merrier in mart descriptions of gm' were We yesterday published important intelligence Lammed= (Van Diemen'iLand) papers to the 21st th e market under present ' melon whilst it continues . /0.0.0.1, 70 to 34 Ditto - no alteration. For Pigs, the quotations in were scarcely in so good mart. In Weal hem New York to the 21st ult., which reached us by of January, are in hand. The only setter of interest comoh at the befitting were 861 to 1 for time, and 861 per cen.. o.l°. 4 ... 4 9 Amebae 34 0..,31 0 stmt. English Floor wee in request at an improvement of "s isal * the packet-ship Zurich, arrived at Havre. The they contain ie an article on the Can trade of the to 1 for money ; they are now 861 to 7 for time, and 661 to Some , ' 'soo 5 - 3 3 11,0001 Ox end Cow, at per lb. 6.. to 7s. per sea, and American realised Si. per barrel over hirrierom, liar 11.-At this stock me Brandy, let Irseila 4 ... a 6 B. A. eatild. Woo, Cambria had arrived out at Boston the day previous 00 1 011 y, th e s t a ti s ti ca l d e tail s o f w hi s k a ff or d a m ai_ 1 coney . Reduced Threes, 851 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter ser e t te peu,,,Le. II ~, ois thy Lc. ds ore ra the rates of Tuesday ler, at which the Mr of various brands business wee brisk. Prim Mots and Suffoll 20 the sailing of the Zurich, and the news which she fying indication of the cultural progress 0 1 ' t h e per Cents., 87 to 1. Exchequer Bats, 2a. to 61. premium. botch We have some traalactions in foreign stocks, but not of lrish ll .0 0 = t r i p 0$ e 0 Bury was readily saleable, and 6d. to 9d. per bushel dearer. Of Sussex , York s , ilnif-breds, Runts, and coaveyed of the decline in prices which had taken colony. Tables of the returns of the exports of grain Pk.", per ton. much importance even in the aggregate. The exposition of piece rn the English corn markets previous to her de- and flour are given for seven years, which show a financial affairs which came from Madrid this morning has 143111,••••••,r'T'L :47 0..,51 0 aw, dry 0 41_0 5 value, Beans end Peas, upon a good demand, advanced 4s. There were but few Calves at market, wl prime from Liverpool, had caused some sensation scarcely interrupted rate of inert." but it will be not . erred to impress the holders and &Men in Spanish et 'h e ,,d ' L thus &Vs* dn.- 0 0 •••0 6 ta ss.rr qr , above the currency of this day week. Oats, sold at high prices. We had a plentiful 0 0 . 0 0 Went India, dry._ 0 41..0 5 at New York. The following is the latest nom- sufficient for our purpose, and to show the develop- bonds with a greater confidence in the value M those Beeds sad gl,miab u 0...50 o milted 0 114 A 44 1i.....4 w af t. : .46 0 i t. v. . 1 ...o 104 r t.' cipa_ting in tae geral . improvement,. were fully 6d. per which met a reedy sale at 6s. 4a. to 6s. pet bushel higher; and Oatmeal support td Friday's amendment. there was an abundaace, with a Man menial news : meat of this branch of industry, to take the returns for gentritim. The prices are sow quoted 221 to • Threes , Finland 334 to 1. Portuguese, 331 to 44. Dutch TwolUil-a•Hali nee, dry 0 7 ..0 o Indian smre continued to meet a good inquiry for English declining prices. lbw Tom, Area fier4hes IMMO he the Thilllary 00t1.0 on,- the first, the intermediate, aM last years only : Cents are better, at 674 to 8 - the Fours remain to 8 etrearberretwear 10... as 0 a dry 0 14 ... 0 9 account, end many further orders by letter rune to hand from dean steady, A rage Mao rand : m sal the market being ...MATLOCK FAIR, MAT 10.-At this fair Ireland, but the latter, being limited too low for the sudden supply of horned Cattle, which went ofl y fed by holdbee,Mst_prime relatre bolt The Mee to- Balkels• B uth7 a• B°*(4•• Tons , nigh are lower, at ' 811 to 21. ' Mexicali, 191 to 20. 871 * °°44°° ' ' .... - 34 15-83 OS ' "irlBl"°°"°' per Wheat Oats Barley. Hoer. Self dean s 31 0 .31 10 tilde 7 0...13 I advance , could not all be executed. We quote, how ever, an stn alsanre in price. la tit Cattle there e wan at at SI, sad lieft eM ilUelt nee. 1140 Lauscoaton ..... 50.12) 69,904 1k441 1,8334 =GLUM 111.MDS. Wes, Rhine .. ...... 114 0...59 0 I Binds, dim 6 6...10 6 improvement of 6s to 7e per qr and on Indian Corn Meal 4e. supply, (or which great pre,. were asked 1 bro.boats brought ao ,mii prism nom high bere, • e 97 auk sea., to so 3 'stet Mani. Ares. on 7 ONUS U 0.. , 0 0 Dm Weser, at ten. . " *. . ibis- tang reedy MI& • , .......... 1643 =III" ... 137,1 1 4 (Hi: 10:1;iii 1,8314 ' o *•°° sec A.... 1 'a 1 lii per Cents, Se i pa - .•- &I 0... 00 , 1,,2 5 0... • a par burl. -British : Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, 13.. to Sheep there was also a very poor show, an s ear Oa Oren *Ma. 10 4 I Kzelmoquer DUI, b. is. p /Weizahrote is dim, willeilltir IS Hobart TOIIII . . 14,615 1, I 3373 •MTh Meals 29 0...50 0 1 iWras ....... .... 3 10._ sis 131. 6d. extra, 13e. 3d. to 13s. 9d. ; white, 13 '. o ' l t 0 130 . 90 , .. • rior quality, but which sold freely at very I •TM CoseesereieLddmilier of thelliCloat7a7utalinhes the Ha Leereeeree 369,792 31,136 7,783 2,067 i 0 „,..,.. e .......„.° 1 . amw Ft7esa. . bet leale sum. 13 0...10 0 Orpipeactly 0 0... • 0 extra, 13e. 9d. to 14s. 3d. ; Irish, red, 12s. 9d. to was a very g ood supply of Pigs at modern aim*g al the moiencs a t et the west and awaiting the Hobart Town ... 65,249 3,166 12,332 5,4821 4 1.. ~ lim y. D . & •• ••• she. G .,...“ 11 F" c ' n o % °".". 0,,,,,,, grjo me r " scatty l5 tr... 13 0 Penne, Jemmies 6 O._ 00Ix ; extra, 18s. to 13 1 . 3d.; white, 13s. to 13.. 3d. r r 0 .-• 140RWICII, AAAT ..--._.ur market exhi Zre li e e,_.. raP4Pisa m e t eirli g u b e ibl e cee d 4. . t ilims-kwi n t wn e sn i' -- P "' d i n . tae e l Old wheat was selling at Si, 3d. per bushel, and m es•-.__„,„_•fies. -__ ' 5,.. ip.,‘,... a...... 1ien ... ~. .. . ... St 0..32 0 Mearsant Wee no .pct TOL al per OWL scald lb • 37 to Barley, Eaglish, per rafter, 645. to 585. ; Chevalier 58, Juana of ths ah pelateee MOM tribe let day arAirll,lB4 l , 3s. 6d. for superior samples. Fine flour, 101. per ton ; ' P14'744.4114, 0e5.,"4 Mar b 0.. Ise 6 NUR ........ ....... 0 O._ 0 0 to We. ; Scotch and rish, per 60 lb., Be. to Bs. 36. ra t 'alt, as brae heard from .- 81. 10s. •• thirds, 11. I 3.66•26666 Ara aft., a• II TPC . =Z:0 1 4: 4 4 6 Ueda ( D r , u , te a h n cult a effected, last week's priers were with difil Wheat Fkar. Cons. Bald ork. wcoads, , 11111•461111141)6. .01 I . , plee c a , 4 l;:bi h . .. al • Oist, in blocks te 0.. . 0 0 Nem _ to to .16 • and Scotch per 45 lb., _6e. 4d. to 6s. 6d. ; teed, ss. 10df Maer. knots. besbele. beerms. MIS MINN. net are - • ! • _ len, al. per um wel Sondem- 6 0 .- 610 tO 61. • Welsh, ss. 10d. to 6s. 2d. • Irish, fine qua- store Ca t h, h OMmams=ew /WA., 7 , 1 11 Amnia • 1341414,4 MA, is ir BOP ...... .......... 010 o ln 0 Snailsold • for Soots at all kinds of st tile. Fat Beasta a good Baia l3l 300 1409 - 2,a.uie JERUSALEM , Lean 10. II meM- new Oli , flpulat 1...U.84m. 41 51militias. 6s. to and 1 ....'„ ..___ .."1 short 5 * *cm • ( Hoes . ' tle. 2d. to 6s. 4d. ; uneral ! sa is 49s 10d1 i 9. IW Ale lodJ :494 NI 17 14: 1"- codi App 3 779 Idj - 10 174. 3.1! 17 749 Idl 75.104, May 1 799 ad! 6 *NW AA. Ave.l7(9 4d1199Q31 - 7TI 'cL334. (Then .rem &Klemm ?brio 69/1119.: ii i 73 10 74 3 74 1 BOLTON, MAW 10.—There was a good attendance at our market this day, ar d a good tameness dons in Floor, at an advance of de, to Br. per sack, and 6s. to Bs. per barrel. Oat meal, Is. to 2a. per load, Oats, 2d. to ed. per bushel, and Beans Is. per load , - higher than this day week. BRISTOL, MAY 11.—At the Bristol market to day the supply of English Wheat was very scanty, and considerable excitement prevailed ; the supple- of forage Wheat was also very bare, and the prices realised were fully 10s. to 13. per usrter higher than at last Thursday's market. All other descriptions of grain were also higher than at last market day. - HULL, HAT 11.—The trade has been in a most excited state during the whole of the past week ; every day bringing adv Mes of a further rise In the value of grain in the principal markets of the interior. As regard. this port, the oldest person in business never knew the trade in so anomalous a position. The granaries are almost literally swept of every thing, and the quantity expected from abroad, before the Russian purchases drop in, quite unimportant. A small parcel of Kiel Wheal, shipped from that place from appre hension of rieting,was yesterday sold at 91.., and the bulk of the above smell arriv--I was instantly sent by rail into the in terior. In the midst of so many elements of alarm, it is cheering end satisfactory to receive such un varying and decided reports of the excellent appeartima of the growing crops of wheat and spring Corn 'Ltint all 1574 is 12i 4d 1 52 a lid .., mul