The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-28 00:00:00

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JOHN WIL II 11, tailor. RICHARD WILKIN, Liverpool, ship broker. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. WILLIAM SMITH, 01411g0H, CAM malice. fee the Week ending X. 7 22. Mir Wood 1.23.200,773 j Ooven;arat no.t 111.013.110 other Remiter• 2,954.tael Odd dl. .N 7.71144 Laver Rallies 1.4.1,11 7 IRANI OP tia,mMS _!!!!!_. r.venow (,pity siiiiiiio —. 6;;;ttlietaliti•(l. Zed 11,473,30 <l•ltae Deal Weight Public Isrpositstiarialtag tinselly) .11104.5511 Lacheitisor,aa v. Beaks, Other Securities Coottaiselsonso(Natte. Notes Dot4,aadiths. Amway) 11,141,814 Ookl east dace, Oslo Other Dowel lee 1141.1[24.7 sad aim Mils :NMI 143,2k1,70 LISA f 3,743 M. MADSMALL, CltielCaehlar. Xsy 17. 1147. SUGAIL—Tmt A•uaoa Puce or Brat., the produce of the British Pmeseakets In America, ummtputeel from the returns made In We welt submit the Mt diq of Maz,417 . , lc WU hid. per can. r, 3l.7ii.—per—eirt..--". LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o Clock. By the barque Emilia, which arrived at Liverpool last night, we have received news from Rio Janeiro to the 6th April. The only item of interest is that ex change was steady ; it principally ruled at 28j. The emperor had departed on his northern tour. Advice' from Monte Video, received at Rio, mention that a detachment of Oribe's forces had taken forcible possession of a fort lying on the Bra zilian territory. Although this aggression had been made on!y for the purpose of further stopping sup plies from going into the Cisplatine capital. yet it was greatly feared in Rio that a rupture would take place between the Brazilian government and Row. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Oriental, Captain Brook, Lieut. Tancock in charge of mails, arrived this morning at Southampton, from Alexandria, Malta, and Gibraltar. The Oriental brings the second portion of the last overland mail from India, and 1.50 passenger,. MOVEMENTS OF HER MAJSSTY'S SHIPS AT MALTA.— H.M.S. Spartan sailed, Bth May, with four months' provi sions (or Harlequin, at Beryout. Fentome, gone front Athens to Smyrna. Albion ' Rainey, and Vanguard, at Athens. Locust, sailed withdespetehes for senior officers at Athens. 15th, Spitfire, sailed for Corfu, to relieve Meteor. Nutine, Flamer (under repair), and Ceylon, in port. Volcano started with Indian snails for Marseilles. Ardent, started with malls fur Corfu at 10 30 a. m. AT Ginstst.Tan.—li. M. steam-sloop Virago, paned and exchanged colours with steam-ship Tiger. 60 miles north of Capo St. Vincent. Morrstr.NTS Or FORETON SRMIII or WAR AT ATHENA..., Three French line-of-battle ships, and one Russian br:g and steamer. Is GIBRALTAR BAY.—Two large French steamers, one of which sai:ed for eastward. From Holland we learn that on the 23rd inst., a trial o pe ning of the railway from the Hague to Itotterdam was made, and was entirely satisfactory. The great iron bridge near fitheidam and Delfshaven was cross. - ..d for the first time, and led to the convic tion that its solidity and safety were all that could be wished. It was understood that the line would be opened to general traffic in a few days, probably in the beginning of next week. The following letter, addressed by Commander Heath, late of her Majesty's ship Wolf, to James Brooke, Esq., furnishes some particulars of that gen tleman's estimate of the state and prospects of the island of Laboan, our newly-acquired possession off the coast of Borneo : . Iris, Puln Penang, April 8, 1847. Sir,—Having on the 18th of March been superseded in the command of H.M.S. Wolf, and in the charge of the station of Labuan, I think an account of the present state of affairs at Brine will not be uninteresting to you. I enclose you a copy of a letter which I addressed to the senior officer relative to the discovery of a fine seam of coal at the north end of Labuan. Specimens are on their way to England for the purpose of being properly analysed ; in the meantime the report of the ship's blacksmith and of the I cook is highly favourable. Numerons ezmninations of the interior of the isimad show that the toil, or the greater portion of it, is a light yellow clay. I was at Labuan during a dry C,3110U, and although many of the streams had ceased running, our wells never tailed us, nor did their supply decrease. I therefore conclude that by increasing the number of wells an unlimited supply of good water may be obtained. Native information lead' me to be here that there are but two streams which never faff—ons being the waterfall near the north point, and the other a stream on the west side of the island. Bullocks, poultry, fhb, and vegetables were always abun dant at moderate prices, the average cost of beef being 2.1. a pound. The inhabitants of the Kettles river are the princi pal purveyors. and I thought it right to visit them, and cement the friendly feeling which hod begun between us. It is a fine river, and abounds with the Nepa palm (which does not grow in Labuan), but of which the greater portion of a Malay's hones is built; the towns on the banks contains 7.000 or 8,000 inhabitants. After pawing the town of Kallias, the river Rows on under the name of 'Expels Pastier, and enters the sea opposite Palo Tina, Bina making the land which forms the cast silo of the Libuan Channel an island ; this passage is much used by the natives during the north-east monsoon. The first English vessel was cleared and loaded with Borneo produce in a very short time, realising a large profit to her ostlers. Onskplore had arrived at Libusn and three were on their way from Singapore at the time Of my leav ing. The competition among them will, of course, soon lessen their profits, but will, on the other hand, eucoorare the Borneans, and the trade will soon find its level. Until Lehman is colonized this trade will be carried on at Borneo, it being the residence of the Makhodss. But as I have known of native vessels being wind-bound ten days at //;) / .z e`-,‘,Z of no transeetions in Barley. A few trifling weds of Oats and Beans realised hilly previous prises. Wheat: English, white, perbuab. of 62165, lls. 61. to 121.6 d. ; new, 121. to 12s. fid ; red, 11s. 10d. to 12s. ; new, 12e. to 12s. 4d. ; foreign, red, 11.. 6d. to 12s. 6d; white, lls. 61 to 135.; Polish Odessa, lls. 6d. to 12s. lii; Danube, lls. 6d. to , 122. Barley, per imp. qr., 534. 6d. to Ws. ; grinding, per 39211»., 464. 6d. to 435. 6d. Oats, English, white, per imperial qr., 325. to 425. ; Welsh, per 312 lbs., black and white, 325. 9d. to Ms. ; mob (401 b. to 421 b.), 355. to 375. ; (3711). to 391 b.), 34e. 84. to 355.; black, 331. to Us. Brans, English, per 19611.., old, 225. 6d. to 245. 6d. ; new, 23,. to 265. ; Irish, 225. 6d. to 235. 6d. ; foreign, 19s. W. to 225. 6.1. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr., 635. to 68s. ; grinding, per 196161., 18s. 6d to 19s. 6d. Flour, per sack of 28016., English, fine, 745. to 765.; seconds, 71s. to 735. BISHOPS STORTFORD, MAT 27.—This ty the market VAS plentifully supplied with Whea , ,_ _ W which so at shout 164. per qr. cheaper than last week. heat sold from 88s. to 98s. per qr. Oats, about 365. to 38e. Vey little business done. BRISTOL, MAT 27.—Very tins weather, which advances oar growing crops most satidsctorily, and adds to the depress ing effect of &driers from London and Liverpool markets. It is d fficult to quote this week's prices of Grain and Flour. There has been no foreign arrival since our last report, but our temporary deficiency in stock mai supply of Flour has been made up by purchases* of barrel Flour us Liverpool, of which 3,700 barrels are reported, from Waterford 1,200, and more is to come, at 475. to 495. Last week's sales of Floor were at 521. to 64e. • but there are ael:ers to-day at 48a. to 505.; elan. of English second., at 705., although the millers' price is 7.ie. per sack. We had a poor attendance at to-day's market, and very little busisesa tone, or attempted, as most of our impor erg are sold out of Wheats, and bakers barer sufficient stocks for the present; therefore, are not put , chasers of Flour, With limited stacks of malting Barley and Oats, asking prices remain as lut week ; but grinding Barley cannot he sold in quantity, without submitting to 2s. to 34. per qr. reduction. Farmers' Wheat was not offered in quantity, but small lets could only be said by submitting to 10s. to 12e. per quarter from the ex; rune prices of WI week, say 90s. to 9ns. per imperial quarter, which few were willing to take. Brittle, May 27.—The fall of prices in London and *Slur _please, together with the feloaratio weather, had its set here, end our market, which woo tsikty supplied with Wheat, for the time of year, was et ry dull, little or no business bring done. At the comsissincentent some few sales were effected at from 6s. to 105. per qr. decline, but towards the cloee as much as 12,. per v. km moss y was taken. A very small proportion of the Wheat was sod, the farmers de clining to accede to the terms offered by the dealers. 495. a sack was the highest price given for red. In Barley there was very little doing, sod it was cheaper. Oats were in good supply, and the sale dull at from Is. to 2.1. a qr. decline. The supply of Thane and Peas was good, and they were 2s. a qr. higher. Whet, best white, 965. to 102 s. per or. ; red, 86s. to 98s. ; inferior, 82s. to 85s. Barley, 48s. to 565. Oats, 3.15. to 38s. Beans, new, 60s. to 635. Peas, 57.. to 6.15. Flour, fine. 73r to 79r. per sack ; sect nib, 675. to 735. Best Bread, Is. 7d. the 81b. loaf. MAIDSTONE, MAY 27.—We had to day • very sluggish trade for Wheat; bat although there were many anxious to sell, and did sell, red from 935. to 984., ma..y others would not take under 100 s. to 10.50., feeling confidunt on a reaction. Lent Cora was quite at • stand, and sales made were of a retail character. NEWBURT, MAY 27.—We had a toleraVy good supply of Whom this day on offer, and thumb sellers would have accepted 10s. per qr. lees than lam week, there was scarcely any demand, and on what few sales were eft* cted the decline was about 14s. per qr. Barley scarcely any . apply, and no demand, except for grinding. Oats and Inns 2s. lower. Averages to May 22: Wheat, 1,1141 qrs., at 975. 6d.; Bar ley, 6 qrs., at 605.; Oats, 97 qrs., at 31s. 3d. ; Beans, 16 pr., at 58e. 9d. MOTHERITAK, MAY 24.—There VIII a fair supply of grain at this day's market, but, whether by talecraphic dispatch or not, respecting th, movements at Mark -Lane, there ap peired a determination on the part of parch twin, owing to the bounty of Providence as regards the weaker, to lessen our last quota•ions coneiderably, and this was effected, as there was a reduction of fully 3s. per load of three btobels, thus making the decline equal to Be. per quarter of eight bw.ttels. The axles, nevertheless, were henry, as the de. mard at the present moment appears to be only from band to mouth, as the young Vre eats and spring Corn generally appear in a very healthy and thriving condit i on. Other de scriptions of grain fell in the same ratio, with the exception of airley, which has been almost an absentee from the mar ket lately. Roxerox MAY 26.—Wheat in good aupply, trade ex oeedingly d ull , at an abatement of 102. to 12e per load from last week's priers. Flour fell 4d. per peck, and • further fall of 2d. expected. Corn in this ditrirt looking well. Wheat, 535. to Ms. per load. Oats, 245. to 365. per q". SaarriELD, MAY 2 _6.—Partly in conenuenee of London market decline of 7.. per qr., and partly from fine weather, we had a dull market at 3s. per load less. Other articles as last. Wheat, white, 35a. to 395. red, 35r. to 37r. Rye, 30s. to 31s. Bean, 234. to 265. Pea% 235. to 275. per three bushels. Barley, grinding, 30s. to 62a. Oats, 365. to 465. per quarter. STOCKTON-ON-TEES, MAT 26 -At our market to-day we are fairly supplied with Wheat from the farmers, and the arrivals coastwise are large. The dull accounts from Mark lane and other leading markets 0411.1 e very lit' le business to be trainer ed at 6s. to Ba. per qr. dediast. In Barley, Bemis, Peas, and Oats no alteration. Flour 61. per sack cheaper. Wheat, per qr. Yorkshire and Durham, white 925. to 98 4 .; red, 89:. to 94e.; Norfolk and Suffolk, white, 955. to 100 a. ; red. Vs. to 975. Barley, malting, Norfolk and Suffolk, 58s. to 605.; Chevalier, 695. to 61s. ; grinding and feeding, 48a. to 645. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 675. to 70s. Beans, small, 68s. to 625.; tick, 58s. to 61s. Peas, white, boilers, 645. to 70s. • grey and maple , Mc to 67.. Oats, potato, 36 4 . to 40; ; common, 3f. to 86s. Flour, country, per m& of 2801 b., 70a. to 725.; soperflne,7ls. t 074 s. Foreign : Wheat. perqr.,lhustair,lo2, to 103.. ; Rostock and Wismar,loos. to 10454 Stettin, 98s. to 102 a. • Danish and Ham. burg, 964. to 1004. Barley, Roatoek and Streisand, 644. to 58a. ; Danish and Swedish, 525. to 565. Pell, white, boiler*, 68e. to 70s. ; grinding, 66e. to 58a. Arrivals this week : Wheat, 3,442 qrs.; Beans, 370. Woacntoson, MAY 26.—At to day's market we had a fair supply of Wheat, Barley, end Oats, which met with a dull male. The farmers and dealers held out for last week's prices, but had eventually to give wee 1%, end in some instances 23 , on Wheat. B .rley and Oats might be esid to maintain last week's prices, but the sale of both were wry limited. On the whole them was a tendency downwards. MLLPAST, MAT 2.s.—The grain market, since our last, has been pretty quiet, and prices remain tolerably steady, no change in any description of breadstulls haring taken place. The following are the rates: Wheat, red, per cwt., Ws. to 21s. ; white, 20s 6d. to 21s. Barley, 12.1. to 13s. Oats, 13a. to 14s. Oatmeal, 23a. to 245. 6d. Indian Corn, yellow, per ton, 151. to 151. 10s. ; white, 161. to. to 131. 15e. Indian Meal, yellow, 161. 15e. to 161. fn. • white, 151. se. to 1 0 1. 15s. Flour, American ground, per banal, 31s. to 326. ; lat., per cwt., 304. to 326. ; 2nds, 30s. to 32.. American, per barrel, 46.. to 465. Waraaroan, NAY 26.—Sinee Saturday oar market has been very quiet ; for transactions of any mosequenee have taken place, and to effect sales of either grain or deur a ma- MriaLreduction should be made, which foe the preseut holders are not inclined to submit to. EOM/1060R, MAT 26.-The supply of Wheat from the growers at this morning's market was moderate; but, in con sequence of the decline at Ide-k-Lane, the trade opened slowly, and no progna Gould be made with sales until a re duction of Bt. 70. per qr. was yielded in favour of buyers. The demand for foreign Wheat war very limited; holders, however, are firm, but 2s. to 4s. per qr. less mosey must have been taken before any business end 1 have been trammeled. Barley a dull sale, and could be purchased on easier terms. Oats met a fair demand, and their value is about maintained. Beans and Peas in better request at late rate*. Wheat, per qr., top, 935. 6d.; average, 81. s. 7d. Oats, top, 46. ; average, 41s. 6d. Barley, top, 66. ; average, 635. 7d. Beans, cep, 64. ; average, 60s. 7d. GLASGOW, MAT 26.-The impor ts into the Clyde siiCe the 19th instant consist of about qrs. Oats, 676 qrs. Bex ley, and 1,550 qrs. foreign Beans from Ireland, and 3.664 qrs. Indian Coro, and 2,87.5 barrels Flour from America. By way of Grangemouth, 1,030 qrs. Wheat, 1,440 qn. Oats, and 600 qrs. Beans, have arrived from the Continent; and. coastwise, 934 qrs. Barley, 1,695 qrs. Oats, 640 qrs. ' Beans, and 736 sacks Fleur. There has been as Im provement in the temperature of the weather, still, upan the whole, there has been a want of ge nial warmth. The trade has remained in a state of inac tivity during the week, end, had buyers come forward, they might have supplied their wants in say article at a slight reduction in prices. There wage fair attendance of the trade at this day's market, but the smart decline noted in the lead ing southern markets put a check to all burin: se. Rail any disposition been shown to purchase, a decline of Is. to 2s. per bull upon Wheat, and the same upon barrel Flour, would have been submitted to. Oats were It. lower. In other articles no change in value can be noted. Wheat, per 2401 b., English, white, new. 465. to 46.; red, old, 420. to 455.; new, Sir. to tfo. ; :Scotch, white, new, 425. to 46 ; Irish, red and white, new, 425. is 445. ; Dantitie, old, 46. to 485.; Pomeranian, old, 44e. to 475.; new, 445. to 4G. ; Danish, old, 435. to 444. • new, 6s. to 475.; Odeon', soft, old, 43e. to 46. ; Can a dian, old, 44e. to 451. ; ignited States, old, 45e. to 475. Barley, per 3201 b., Berwick and Scotch, new, 40s. to 435. ; foreign, free Pomeranian, &c., new, 375. to 41s. ; free Danish, new, 375. to 405. One, per 2641ba Berwick and Sc otch, new, 335. to 365. ; prepared Irish, new, 30s. to 36e. ; Danish, new, 30s. to 335. Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, new, 315. to 325.; Foreign, new, 295. to 31s. ; Egyptian, per 280 lb., old, 26. to 275. Peas, per 280 Ibs., white, new, 34,. to 365. ; Aver, new, 335. to 345. ; Canadian, now, 33e. to Ms. now, par 280 lbs., English, superfine, new, 68e. to The. ; Irish ditto, new, 665. to 68e. ; fine, new, 64e. to 665.; extra choice qualities, new, 70t. to T2s. ; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 465. to 48s. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 455. to 475. ; sour, old, 44)5. to 4.U. Oatm eal, per 28016., Scotch, new, Ma. to 645. Indian Corn, per 26016., 375. to 395. Pawn, Max 15.- -The prohibition of the exporta tion se cern begins to produce its effects an this market, the prism being ma de *did sines yesterday. Tide nerve aid in the markets of Wind being Beek V , le., where prices have dedemi con siderably. The in err part and in the Bang leek eery fine ; and there is ear ry of the meet elismhast har vest. As than are indispd past genneltim el cora in the magazines, and many kimdemsmos. (mpg th orn eiclesi a6ca, still refuse to mil, a isondenekiii deeds in the prices may be expected. BILLMELS, Mar an enabled, says the Gentle de MOM, to announce the most gratifying leernatiun that several meetings of oar deans at market have takin place, and they have stipulated to deliver from the 20th n t tleortt; No. 232.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1847. Mains, Labuan will, svidentally, eventfully heel great ademiager. During my stay at Labuan I made a point of convening se mach as possible with the native, m A oonily the N. brim and traders. Their gratitude for the protection afforded by our prance is unbounded; they now have no Imitation In nailing singly, whereas in previous years they have been obliged to go in large squadrons for mutual sup port. Since Sir Thosim Cochrane', operations, last year, piney has been unknown on the mast ; it is certain that the Itlanoons have retired to Toongkoo on the east con!: some few who hive Intermarried with Hackie.' still remain, and have begged our forgiveness. In the middle of February I heard from the Sultan that Hadji Semen was in Brune and creating disturbances, and the Sultan said he was net strong enough to bring him to justice. I immediately went up with all the force I could muster, and finding the Sultan would be satisfied, I ob tained the signature of Nakhoda Italnid to a document making him responsible for the good behaviour of Hadji Swan and his follower,. This Nakhoda is a rich man, and supports the Hadji. It was clear to me that the Sultan was more afraid of offending you and Sir T. Cochrane by alloys ing the Hadji'a residence than of any personal injury from him. Upon being relieved by Commander Gray, who has but recently arrived on the slalom, I let letters with him, de tailing with minuteness all that had occurred since law autumn, and upon your arrival at Labuan, I have no doubt he will show them to you, although there will probably be thanAkat yoa an not already acquainted with. *Gar tropie I tam Um sonar to be, sir, your obedient servant, L. 0. earn. To James r ilDed reehe, Lg.. Are Mertes Agent. There are accounts from the Nlaurititts to the sth of March, which state that of the sugar crop of the prevent year there had been exported, to the Ist of that month 101,043,2131 b. The demand latterly had been brisk, but the market was indifferently supplied. For middling and low brown up to fine yellow the prices varied between 4 dots. 20c. and 6 dole. Recent arrivals of Company's rupees from India had ren dered cash more abundant, and the rate of discount showed a tendency to decline. Treasury bills, at 30 days' sight, were 1 per cent. premium ; private bills, at six months, 6 to 8 per cent. discount; and three months' bills, 5 per cent.. discount. The value of money on local Paper was from 10 to 12 per cent. Sovereigns were quoted 3 to 4 per cent. premium; and British silver, 24 to 3 per cent. premium. REVIEW OF THE CIIELSEA PENSIONERS HT THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON AND PRINCE Atur.wr.—lt having been notified that a grand review of the Chelsea Pensioners, belonging to the metropolitan districts, would take place this morning in Hyde-park, the usual exercising ground facing Grosvenor-date was completely surrounded with tem porary scaff,ilding, stalls for the sale of fruit, ginger beer, etc. In addition, there were a number of itinerant publicans, and some persons with pails of Lie pure element, who drove • brisk trade by vending it at a halfpenny • pint. The weather was extremely propitious, and all sides of the vast area were crowded with well-decreed persons from an early hour. At eight o'clock, a detachment of the Scots Fusilier Guards, and a troop of the Royal Horse Guards (Blue), took up the ground, and ire about half-an-hour afterwards the hardy veterans (all the companies having arrived) formed a line two deep, extending from Grosvenor-gate to the shrubbery abutting the Oxiord-road. Prei isely at nine o'clock, the I Duke of Wellington and Prince Albert, attended by a flume? us and brilliant staff, arrived, arid were received with the customary honors. Amongst the officers on the ground were Fei ld-hlanshal the Mar quis of Anglesey, General Lord Combermere, Lieut.- Generals L•ed &sheen, Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Sir J. Mac donald, Sir H. Douglas, Maj.-Gen. Sir H. Smith,the Marquis of Worcester, Earl of March, Colonel Drummond, &c. The commander-in-chiet and staff, having rigidly inspected the men, the line broke into subdivisions by the right, and marched east in slow and quick time, when the line was again formed, and the manual and platoon exercises having been gone through with becoming precision, the various evolutions of forming squares, marching, and counter marching, fermi , gdives' ions, subdivisions, sections, and again forming line upon the several portions of the main body, firing by files, sections, platoon., and volleys, and the various CVO. lutioika of li3Ost infantry having been performed, apparently to the satiabletion of the inspecting general-officers, the bat talion was once more formed into line, and having presented arms, the several companies were marched to their respective geld - ors. 016anel Tit. • commanded in chief. The field marshals, generals, &o. wore their apprapriate uniforms. [3d. EDINBUBOH BALE/3, Mu 16. Donde. kN. imetroo, Ms. 6d. Edie. and Perth, 3CP. 30p. 6d. Doodle k Perth, 304 I Great Northers, 431.. 4U. Do. Ctr0.. 3411 Bd• S. Rrittds, 31 B. Lathiest Dotral, 33p. 6d. 31. Do. Gm, 83C its. Ed., GAUL & Gr. Qrs. 11,. id. 1 : e, ' Do. New Qrs. Se., IL. Uzi. dc Yortbern. 3 44 Do. Ilan's, et. id. Us. Do. Nev., 345. 110. Scoubh Central, ISe Do. Newport. GI COALS.—HaIf-past Two.—The following are the quotations Adales MAn —ll -4 I woos am Proddyllk Meta. 175 OS Hite's Horsley Hudules Wm Hartley Cart's llarlley Eden klala Hasitoo's Hanky ll. Od Walls bid ilithaiwortli.... —• —4 Tanllslo Wow -a —0 I Walls EM tusks. lk 94 West Hartley -• —4 Walla Ltd Iltewank Walk Ea 4 Adeklde —a —4 Walls Sod Adelaide Tet a .. —• —d Walla lad Yawata A Os —• —4 Walla Cad TOO —. —4 Ships. 147. PRODUCE.—MmoNG-LAtte, Half-past Trro.— The public sales of Sugar for exceeded the demand to-day, and the portion sold was at :octet prices, making a reduction of in. to is. 6d. upon the *losing prima of Friday last. Re fined, however, is held more firmly, and the decline does not exceed 6d. ; lumps, 82s. to 645. Cofree has become more steady, and the market wears the appearance of having seen its lowest for the present ; but it must be borne in mind that the question is between the trade and the importers in this, like most ether loge articles, as speculators and middle men show aodispositieno buy natter the pecu li ar atate of the money market. Wee is dell, sad sales to say estrat amid set he made without giving way in prices, which are now 4a. below the Into highest point. Corn, as a matter of course, materi ally induences this article. Rum : Steady; but the market has bees Moire. Cotton has become more firm, and rather higher priest, have been paid. The colonial market eluan for the week with a general dull appearance. PRICES CURRENT. SCOBI, par cwt. Dort 9.470. o Pigs, No. 1. ZO 0... 0 0 W. 1nt1a5,8.P.17490.4.40 00.044 Od Hoop. ll 10...0 0 Yellow &Con ... 43 0..47 0 Como at War= 9 0... 0 0 11 10 0 0 lisuritiuo Iwo,. - - " ' - brow[._ 33 0..43 0 Tad0w....... 44 0...47 0 Fine. 4s 031 engallkltadrakb. 30 0.. 0 42 0 Yrilow 43 0..46 0 W4ite 47 O. u Poreigll, brown. 14 0..42 6 Yellow 44 0...45 0 Gory and white 46 0..81 0 Brelcod t Souni 66 0...63 0 Lump 63 6...84 0, Com& In &ad. 1 West India. or 113 0... 40 0 Good. 43 0., 60 0 Flee 7O 0 .125 0 Orylea, good erda ..Floe. 37 6... 38 6 Floe ordinary 311 G... 40 0 Flee SG 0... 60 0 110 G/ 6 . 6003 leflue64 0... eo 0 1 1 colts aka, own- Noy to lbw l4 0...50 0 &WWI'S 61214 25 0... 27 0 Ts... at ye: a. Gongere,ronwow. 6 0 ... 0 9i at per ewt. Bengal 22 0 Curl lll 0... 10 0 Java 21 0... 21 0 Pataa 26 0.. :8 6 . , .... 34 0... 36 0 Smarr. sAm, at per tan. ri Aled, bisk sheit l9 10...20 0 Ban ...... ..... 22 0... 0 0 Patent that 2l 0 . 0 0 recta 009Aums." 1910...50 .0 Rom at per pmll. L,ward bland 'R00t.... 20 - 0:::21 1 Bpelter 01.0. cesulper 132 hap &P. pd. 30 draw 32 0... 0 Mown at yellow 27 0.. 79 99 0...90 Sperm Head Natter-- 91 0...182 ad 27 10 . 0 Booth be 24 10...29 1 Oare,o2lllpoll,p.W Ol 0... 0 30 0...300.501 Cue*. Not Seed, an*. lonl° , 93 10 .. 0 Lbeeed 27 0... 0 Peovaiorts, per ewt. Better Cent, let led 0 0 0 bd 0 0 • 0 Dublin, bit 0 0 0 „ 0 .., r4a, 0 0 a 0.. 0 Carlow, ld Newry, let 0 o._ 0 Waterbed •0...0 Beef, BA* 9 00 tierce Prime bees 0 0 . .. 0 Work, prime:neve— $2 0..93 Baca-Pork, I.mrk 1 90 0 .. 92 150., Belbet Demi% Weserford, 74 0... 00 • zewt. Lard,Bea "d•Bei t n -"' P r " sa Gs el: 0 0 AWater( do Ditto , 0...46 0 American Musk Oz and Cow, at per lb. 47k Wadi. Wag , .0 43 4.0 Vied 0 11. .0 4 DmII. dry 0 6 0 64 Drysalted 0 4 ..1 41 1110, dry 0 4 0 5 Li/7487144.dg.- 0 5 ...0 II Wog India, dry .. . 0 41...0 6 /awl 0 36...0 46 East lob. 0 4 ...0 106 kr. 11.Amm, dry 0 7 ..0 $ d Aass 'a iNary, per 0 94-9 9 Yids 7 0...15 • Rums* ditto 6 6..10 Dre Wool" at per tea. Loprood,lssislos-ZZ 0... 0 0. Honduras 0 10... J 10 essipomehy 0 0... 0 Turtle, lswisiss I 0— 0 0 Plisiessite, hugs sad solid 15 0 .17 10 5ma11.....»0 0... 0 0 Lints 13 0...17 10 *spas 10 10...18 0 Bed Sanders. 0 0... 5 10 Brasil 10 0...80 0 /I 4 ... S Demers:n.6 to 36 per cent. O.P. • Jamaica. PO to 34 per test. O.P. 4IS .. 3 iacoatilimourica 3 6 ... 3 - - - - Brandy,l4 brands 4 6.. 3 6 Brm.sh wird; 44 11 0 . 0 0 Scotch Irish ll 0 ... 0 0 Fus, per Sat. £l7 0.. 14 0 St Petersiratg, bead- 0 0... 0 0 Dutch sadPinals. 33 0...63 11 Friesland !ar, sl per ton. Stre4esbarg,desaf37 10...36 0 online haft s al 0...31 I? Rim Rhine .. BB 0...50 1 melba 35 0... 0 pus WWI& 29 0 .. 50 Past India Bunn.. - l5 0...18 Bconts.... lB 0...23 Me Sul, at per cwt. Ban . s. B4 0.. 98 Straits (fpm. In Moths O2 0... 00 1 Lox, at per ma. Bars Alo 0 t7l 01 TALLOW—The market on the spot and for arrival has advanced con•ideratiy, and has an upward tendency. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot 60.. ; October to December delivery, 47.. 6d. to 48s. ; separate months delivery 435. CORN.—MARK-LANE.—The supply of English Wheat since 'Monday has been short : of foreign the arrivals amount to 9,230 qrs. ; tLe trade has ruled, throughout the week, extremely dull, and buyers evince the utmost caution. To have effect e d sales, • considerable decline upon Monday's rates mast have been submitted to ; s trifling however have been the transactions that it is impossible to state any specific reduction in value. Spring Corn participates in the dulness of the Wheat market, and prices must be quoted a shade under those of Monday. The following are Monday's quotations: 959rarr mr form. W axe r ,Gaex and Kent Rod 15Rrr .93t0 i r . 7 99 ...A l bite-07 to 101 tolos Norfolk sad Sao* .. 91 to 93 97 do 95 to 97 to 101 Talavera (prey ar Suffolk) l9l to 10; & W., Red IS to 97 to 99... White... 95 to 99 to 101 - -vtbatoberielod k boat& do. —to do —to— to —to do —to— to 65 to 70 Pherhott 47 to 30 COotillteo 30 53 to 56 tr e — to Chevalier to Mae to Scotch to 13rcx WALT 46 or 53 KALI 79 to ...tee pale 00 to 66 Oa" Migabh Pied 34 to 19. 33 to Ns ad OI:GR.:3mb SS to 40a 00 ^ Potato 39 to ell Od Rrs liOrwfskendlkotehrced 35 to 37e Od...Petates. 40 to 436 Od Dish Peed ...........32 Its 33 to 314 Od...lisciL« 43 to 35e Od Ditto Peat* . 406 Od to 424 01 53 to Ms Cid-Maple— 97 to 41a Od Fa" ' Veen to .heperlal —to White 66 to 60 .hoilare BUM, Maelleina 44 to 46 Tick. .44 to 40...01d 49 to 53 Harrow 46 to 19 lionll 41 to 44.-old 43 to 37 nazi. New Oprtag ..... to New Winter— to —...01d to R,PasZILD, Now 4O to 42 Pm eirena6. L 7 Caw .312 106 to tl3 6w ter met M MM. Florm, limn made, deitrered 73 to SO Phu Ileswahold 68 to 71 Norfolk and Strfibik .. 65 to 60 Whites Northumberland. Lincoln, and Yorkabbe Suarez and Kent - to Irish —to FOREIGN. Duty free. WELt; Dantrle and Konigsberg 92 to 93 fine to 102. to Fouseramen, Rostock, and Stettin, Dew 93 to 99.. to French and Brabant Danish and Handiargh 92 to 91... to Sturm 77 us 63 -Aurelio— to —... to Danube end Odeon. 9O to 92 .. to =bawl to —to Australisn 92 to 102.. _ ayo. Bosun, Feed*, 42 to 46 DLUDIng 46 to 56 .. to toothy oour 36 to 13 0445. Bantam 33 to 34... to Pommel= sod Saulsoad r 33 to 35 . to Swedish and Dartith Fritaeliad wad Dutch ......... -.... bad Mt* Brew. to to to Baum, Tick — to Small .- ... aid 42 to St•• to licadisa dd Is 47 ......21011111111164.4. 4- to —. .— to IPw, G% A. Si Io SS .1114 6 -11 Nto 91.. to nue, Old to mow to —Amp to Lawn; HMIs and RIMINI liellterrawn and Weds 47 49 to 51... do. do. Itiessoin 4O to 41 Liernmeed 30 to Se .. do. do. litassims Caddr his of ditty, per too, ES les. to £3 134. LOMA, CA Ace, Dutch sad Claws dads 19 104. to £lO Ws. MD hoed and Worked ditto 110 106. 03 Ai 1 106 par BL of 196165. 44 to 46 Puma, American DlUlttiC sad Hamburg 4l to 4. Canadian (Duty lid. For barrel) Frau& be• to per Sack of 200 It ABBITAL6 INTO LONDON raoas 24th KAY TO NM HAT. Qrs. Engll4ll. geotch. Irish. I=l. Vilest llsrkg ri., 2,260 .604 I , _131410110 Sorrel.. 6002, 4,620 q 042.6224 .20.10 OM !Armor Armort.—Whist, 107 a. Id.; Derby, M. Id.; Oats, 324. St.; aye, 675. &I.; 324 9EL; Pm 110 s. 2d. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. MOst. ea Apeil 17 7k Id I 4 1 •*: '''Zi 7d,46 ll end ! res )od l s:e 7d Si .54 10148. id 29s 7d53. Mike 11d:22e 4d Aft May 1 6d lee Id 30e 116354 Odple 10.1132 e Ild e' 1111001 s Od 31. KUM 2d.32e Ortike lid 13 854 211;52e 7d 24 lid 584 7d ils 7.1155 s Od 22 9OR 104L5 . 5. ma ts ad 895 ed 57. Miele lid I weeks' Itak Aver. I. tOdleo Ildt2le liAgo 7dlialres4:32 (There are kr detirees forelosCkele.) COMMERCIAL h MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—The dealers and brokers in the stock• market are engaged to-day with the final winding-up of the settlement, this bt.ing pxy-doy. The trsnuctiona have there fore, not been so considerable no might have been anticipated from the greater confidence estabLshed by the rise of prices and improved posi'itin of the funds yesterday. The quota tions have been fairly maintained this morning, and on the intelligence of a further decline of 5.. per quarter on wheat in Mark-lane, Comas reached 885 to 5 for money, andBBs to 5 for time; they are now a fraction lower, tart.% money, and 885 to I fur time. Reduced Threes, r to 5. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 881 to 5. Exchequer Bills, par to 4s. premium. Bank Stock, 100 to 2. foreign stocks remain still with little alteration or busi ness. Dutch Two-and-a Hairnet Cents. are quoted rather lower, vet 581 to 5 ; the Fours, 891 to 5. Spanish Fives, 221 to 5 ; the Threes, 335 to 41 ; Deferred, 15 to 18; Passive, 41 to 65. Portuguese, 33 to 4. Mexican, 201 to 5. These quotations are, however, scarcely more than nominal, so little disposition is there to deal it. foreign securities. SKOLDIU 11:WD11. but Meek, 110 2 I I per Cl.Cosonli nett., MS Spa Ct. Ital. Apsix, A ver Orate. 621 I ;or Ct. Cone la Amu , tR 1 raeloquer 111112. par 16, p POllllO3ll FUNDS- - $ per Cl. A•trtilln Bomb, 94 II I per Oral 0141111.416 W., NISI 42 per Cl. Bengt. Bead/s o ft 3 Orwell Deferned Ms., al 6 2i per Con. lltts, 3 per Cl. Dealt's, ISM.. i I 2 per Cl. Brazilian 1144,62 4 6 per C. Pernelan ads., XI 6 DIM Nem, SI 3 Purnastitne Oast. M., SI 4 4 per Ct. 8.44,64 Aro La, U ? $ pn Cr. Runt. Ws.. 106 N Dino cudias 11•64. 41 3 Dii, Spanish 844.113 i 1.11110 Csaviat Def. 11412., 3 per Ca Spanish Pala, 332 12 °oh...um rtissikir Bb., 24 li , SPlialali Denma' Mai IS IS 3 per Cl, Dolma 88, 93 4 i lipaa442 ?melte Ma., 44 II Ili pl-r Ct. Orwell lids., 321 i I 2 per Ct. Irea..zsela BOA., 37 9 4 per Cl Certs Datela 992 1 , Venezuela I /rlerrea Ms.. II 1). RAILWAYS.—We have to report a still continued improvement in share values, with much activity in the dealing', which would probably have been on a more exten sive scale had the jobbers not been so much occupied with the liquidation of their COlll4Ol accounts. SALES EPfgertlD UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. . . . . (Yesterday's prices will be found In last page). Arab., Nott., 800. It E. J., If 1 Midland, Coo. Bristol & Blr. 6 per Bir. B Ost.ini Jurrtion. 161 6 Cent., 1231 41 Birm. WO., & Dociley, 101 Newcastle & Barwick, 231 4 Cardona% 29,' Do. New, 7 01 , Do. Halves, lorfolk, 1261 3 E. Counties, 191 f 1 N Do. New, 9 f 80. York Eaten., If 4 Do. Extension, 101 E. Lancashire, New Scrip, 11 Noah British, 31 E. Lincolnehire, 111 1 Do. Halves, 141 Min. & Dias, 66 4 Do Quarters, 41 1 Do Halm, 22 1 Do. Extension, Ely oat N aod orther% Huntingdon, 134 Do. Thirds, 11 Gr Northam and Eastern, 56 1 opal Western i 1 2 11 North Staffeedehlre. le 9% Do. Qrs., 17 1 Reeding, Guild. & Reigate, 3 Da New, S &E. aad Dover, MI 4 Load. and Blackwell, 71 Do. New (Woe 32 L), No. 1, Lon., Brighton, & S. Coast, 53 4 704 70 Do Oa% EigLtbs, 131 Do. New (ia. lot.), No. 4, 41 I Do. do. Guar. 3 per Ct., SI R. Eat., Don , and Goole, 11 Lou. & N. Wes Urn, 176 3 Meet Riding Unica, par Do. Qrs. New, 12 York & Newcastle, 7314 Do. la eh.. M. & R. (C), 6 Do. New, 141 lon. and S. Western New, 271 01 Do. Pref., 76% Do. Scrip, 41 York Midland, 113 1 Lynn and Ely, 261 Do. Eaten., 404 Man. & Leeds Thirds (Reg.), par Dutch Rhea.% 31 Man.. Box., & 31nt.. 1 d Namur and Lags, 34 )(broad New, 331 10 Nor. of France, 131 Do. New, 9 84 Orleans & Boor., 11 Do. S Dexb7 IF 2 ERPOOL B The tone of the market 111 alight improvement fa the Lo decided disposition to operate Eest Lancashire New, Scrip, par Is. &I. d Lea. end N.. 14 Western. 171 Qrs. p Maa Do. . sad Mnitialhara Um. (A). iLES, NAT 27. very healthy. ';'here was a don and Midha id Rock, and a S. Y. and Dover He.. ?In. t,j d De. Do. N. 4. Vat L ifewe. Estes., 41 p Ds, hot, p Tart awl N. Mid. Prat, 8 p lhillarelhalel k FL d Leeds* Denebery, d Lode sod Mink Pref., I p ACoand, Ankbadara S Jamania, Il d Grad 11s, a. Us. ad d Vann. & add Old 13e. 3d. ad B), l 4 L 1..., Crow.. !!both., 1 p York, Doman, and Goe.e, I d SALIM MAT N. banner done, and the market p I,fan. k Le& 321. sh., (late Ex 1, d Do. Flfthe (Lite W.R. 0.) 41.41.4 Man., ghee., & Eighths, 21 d Itldlnad, 114 Do. New, 2 p N. Bedell Nes l . I 0 lb. Thirds 1I I p PRI4OII & WTI e, 231 S. E. & Done New, No.l, There was a fair &mown of I we, firmer.__ . Amhergtea, --. 278. Bd. d Biratiag. iOatordr, 01 p Harming k Dudley., 1. p &oar Valley, la. 91. p North ate&rdaldre, SS, 9d. p LEEDS S The share market was not r, Ridings and North Westerns, few MICI were efreeted. North p Shrews. & Blrming. A, I d Do. do. B,16; 2d. d ShrapolJre Union, SM 9J. d eolith Stafford; 1 d SLOT 77. 'cry attire, although in West and in other loeal lines, some Witaaidale lasctl72, die d Mahon t B ,ston. 7.. 6d. d &And. & 1.0.9.321.. h., 2; W. d IL', lb, 27. , with, if aujthing, an upward Man. & Leeds Thirds, 1 A Neese. & 6 mitt New, 11 p N. British e r: e l: 4. Devon red., d York &1. Nm, p B. do W. Itkling Doke, 10 p il7Ell;7ii;e4:-rii. yae Leala it Think Peet, 1n p ORLSTOL The market tendency as regards prim. Brketol k Ezker Tbkdo, 2i d 1 C.Woman flake% A d Great Western l'iraw, 31 p Do. New, 1 p 10,10r1 k Bri7htna, 32 ' Mitlead New SW e 4, ti 21.3wk1i0 Do. New 40t. sk., i p 85 2 di 10 79 6 73 10 BIIIIITWOZAII, MAT 27.—tit this day's market tittle Wheat wee shown and we reduce our quotations Bs. to 10e. per qr., but the price was pretty much nominal. Barley 2s. r qr. lower. Oats were held for former prices. On Beans the turn was in favour of the buyer. The millers redueed the retail price of Flour 3s. 4d. per melt. During the present week, the continuance of Sae wader, added to the amounts from the leading markets, his pretty much impended the trade, and the only sale in Wheat reported, is one of tine white Spanish, at 76. per qr. We hare head to the 30th of Juno immense quantities of wheat at 10 francs beipw. the market price this day (May 31). The reduction was very great at the market of Namur on Satur day. Wheat fell be 102 to 103 francs the sack of 100 kilogrammes. There was a large supply, but trade wet not se brisk. There was likewise a reduction in the potatoes, which were sold at 13 francs fur the sack of 100 kilo grammes, and at the close of the market tor even 12 fnine... From Nuremburg, May 19, we hear that the price of wheat, which in the preceding week was 44 florins th. met sure, fell on that day to 33 florins. Other grain fell in like proportion ; the price of hay has ale* fallen. iliac, MAY 17.—Notwithstanding the arrival of several vessels laden with corn from Beloge, prices eentioue to rite the price of rye rote from 130 r. to 135 r., on Widneaday, and on Saturday to 130 r., and to-day 175 r. wu demanded end given by several buyen. Small parcels of wheat were sold far 185 r. Oats were last week from 81r. to 9.ir. Yester.:ay they were sold for 96r. per 75 lbe. to 76 lbs., and at this moment 100 r. is being asked. CHEESE. BearxGrroaz, ilay 27. A large quantity was pitched for sale, and the attendance of factors and mongers was good. The trade was Reaerall { • lower for all kinds of best Cheese ; the finest-flavoured Cheatier barely fetched 70s. per cwt., while some, not of Int-rate flavour and quality, sold at 645. to 665. Some prime double Somer set, Gloucester, and North Wi.io, sold at from CDs. to 31. 3a. per cwt ; moderate quality, 565. to 58s. ; best single, Ms. to 565.; common single, 501. to ; some old Cheese, rather cracked and broken, of the various sorts above enumerated, sold ■t from ss. to Ba. per cwt. leas money. The common Dorset Cheese sold at from 484. to 525. per cwt. What are known as Half-Cowards sold at from 44e. to 465. ; very inferior, 40s. to 425. Best Skims more in demand than any other Cheese of red for sale, and nearly all sold quickly ; the best, 365. per cwt. ; poor, 32a. to 345. A considerable quantity of the best qualities re mained unsold, while all poor and cheap went off freely. HOPS.—BOROUGH MARK ET.— TWO &CAVA Mews. Pattanden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the market continues steady the bino grows fast, and the 4 is gradually increasing. MM S Pala Kenos, pAvrt St • to IL • t Teerliss fear., p. elrg. SA 1 to 4. k 144441 a Lear . r a 4le II •1 UMW. Sawa- tISOa I I 4 I / IS IWO 4 44 4 Oil Nam. 11S to/ • WOOL.—LivtarooL, MAY 26.—The Liverpool sales, which have just concluded, have, so far a. low and middling qualities of colonial Wool are concerned, deterio. rated in price from last London sales. Wools of good con dition and quality, of which there were very few, have realized moderate prices. Port Adelaide Fleece Wools have sold at prioes from Ild. 1441. ; lambs, 9d. to 12d.; Port Philip Wools, from I ljd. t 3 ls. 6d.. or-cording to condition and quality. A lot or two of ill-coaditioned, coarse Wools were withdrawn. Cape Wools and those of a stroug, bold character were very scarce. SKINS.—LEADENTIALL, MAT 28.— Hides, 561bs. to 6tibs., 2d. to ; 641 th. to 72165., 2d. to 21d.; 721bs. to 8083..., 21d. to 3d.; 8016 s. to 88ths., 24d. to 30. Horse Hides, 13s. Calf Skins, 4s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. MIIIMONDASY, MAY 28.—Sheep Skins ' Wookd, 4s. to to 61. 2d. Lamb Skins, Is. Sd. to 24. 4d. Sheszlings, 9.. CATTLE, &c.—SMITIIFIELD, Two o'Ciork.—We have a good supply of Beasts to-day, and the weather being very hot, trade us he avy, at rather lower priers. A few choice Scots have made Ss. 4d., but this cannot he quoted as a no- rat price. There are nearly 300 from Holland, 6 from 9pain, about 200 from Scotland, 167 Mileb Cows, and the remainder from various parts, including several that were left over from Monday. There is a larger number of Sheep and Lambe than we have had for many months on a Friday. Trade is dull for the former, but prices are about the same as on Monday; for the latter there is • brisk sale, at fully late Yates. Choice Calve. are in request, and are readily road it Monday's quotations. Trails fur Pigs is very heavy, owing to the hot weather, and prices are rather lower. From Hol land and Germany there are about 800 Sheep and Lambs, and 88 Calves. _ . _ —. Per volts of 6 IN. • & s. 4. P Per erase al Ite. s L • 1. Sort Paw, rds,44. 4 BestUrts& Ll. b4s.shars.. 3 4 a a Pest ettroet.horso 4 I Best Loss soak a 0.7 0 *stead quality Seam ... a Ds. det them a 0 6 4 Calves no 4 Dede.liltas Pest Dews. a 3110/.10.44 0 Lusts 3 6 7 4 Besets at mrket.l.237 , Shea asd Lambs. 9 030; Calvet. 342. Pigs, 429. Li NCOLY, M t Y 26 —The supply of Beasts was small ; and the prices of Beef ruled /1.3. to Bt. 6d. per stone. Of Mutton, theta was a good supply, at 7d. to 74d. per lb. lino Lambs fetched 25.. each. Lit sat• was, May 24.—We have had a larger supply of stack at our market to-day than last :week, which met with a duller sale than of late. Becf, 7d. to Bd. per lb. ; Mutton, Bd. to 9d. Lambs, 20e. to 30s. each. NEWARK. WHITSCIC—This fair has been thinly supplied with Beano, but • large show of Sheep. Pat Beef and Mutton on the decline ; Beef la. pet et., and Mutton Id. per lb. Beef, from 71. to Bs. per st. Mutton from 6yd. to 7d. per lb. Mitch Cows readily sold. A very malt akow of Horses, inferior in kind, and but little bus'nets done. NEWCASTLE, MAT 26.—Since this day seennight them have been 284 head of cattle sent up to this market, includ ing 85 by sea from Aberdeen, which were of • very superior quality, and, upon the whole, the quality was good. The smallest supply of Sheep we have bad for the lam kur yeas, ' via, 1,635, of quality eiteldlneg, sod 132 Lambs. Tberevaira brisk demand for all kinds of cattle, but,owing to the unpre cedented high prices (as, in some instances, 10s. per those was obtained), mks were only slowly effected. The south dealers are buying cautiously. The Sheep are all about sold, and some have brought the enormous price of 10d. per lb. ; Lambs us also selling at high prices. Beasts, 9s. to 9s. Bd. Pork, Be. to 6s. 6d. per stone of 14 lb. Sheep in wool, 9.1. to 9yd. ; clipped, Bd. to 81d. per lb. sinking offal. . . ROTHERHAM, MAT 24.—The show of bsth Beas:s and Sheep was not so large as usual, yet Equal to the demand. The attendance of buyers was tolerably numerous, yet the Mutton trade ruled dull, at • further decline in price. The Beef trade was brisk, and all things were disposed of at better prices. Beef, per stone, 84. to Os. 'lid. utton, per lb., 61d. to 71d. Beasts, 210 ; Sheep, 7,140. STAOBHAWBANE WHITSON FAlR.—With the exception of three or four lots of three-years-old short-horned Bullocks, which were sold at about 141. per head, the show of auk, in point of quality, was very inferior, and showed • strong in dication of a severe winter and the scarcity of fodder. The demand for all kinds of cattle that were in good condition and near to profit was brisk in the extreme, but any thing in low condition were only a slow sale. Hones, also, underwent a change; yet high prices were given. First-rate draught Horses were selling as high es 601- is 601 ; also roadsters of good aetioa were in active de mead, but those that had seen their day, and required the application of the thong, were very unsaleable. The farmers all agree that the present exorbitant prices cannot be main tained long, and before six months hence there will be a de cided change. Prices were as follow : Highland Ewes (and their followers), with half-bred Lambe, from 11.6 e. to If. 165.: black-fated, 18e. to IL 4e. ; Hoggetta, half-bred (Cheviot and Leicester), 11. 4e to 11. 17s. ; Cheviots, aged, 11. Is. to 11. 1 la. ' • Cheviot Din:Ponta, two-year-old, IL to If. b.; Cheviot Hoggetts, 15s. 6d. to 11. 6e. The Sheep were in their wool. Cattle : Short-horned year-oSds. 61. to N. 10e. ; two-year.oldv, 81.10 e. to 111. 10s. ; Kyle**, West Highland, 71. 10s. to 101. ; Irish, 61.1 t-. to 71. YORK WHIT-MONDAY CATTLE AND Homan PAILS At this market there were only a few fat Beasts exhibited, which were well sold up. Steers and Heifers seemed to meet with a brisker demand than for some week, previously, at fair remunerating prices. In-Calvers and milk Cows oleo were eagtrly sought after, and found ready purchasers. Al together there appeared to be • very brisk market, nearly the whole of the cattle having found purchasers. Tke Horse fair wee well supplied with animal!, principally of a sicced rate and inferior description. They, however, sold freely, and, at the close of the market, iery few remained in the hands of the original owners. Coax, M 25.—Large quantities of Cow■, Sheep, and Cattle have been ezporud during the past week for Eng land- scarcely a collier leaves that ie not freighted with either Sheep or Cattle, all for store-feeding in that country. EDINIO:10111, MAT 26.—Tb. supply of Sheep and Lambe was rather less than last week, and sake were but slowly effected, and a considerable number were left unsold ; prices, however were much the same u last Wednesday. Prime black.faCed Weiner. brought 9d. per lb.; cumnt. Sd. to Sid. Hogs, Sid. to lid. One lot of my superior Lavabo, bred by Mr. R. Ginnie, Seton Mains, fetched 26r. per head; but this was the exoeption net the rule, of the market, prices being from 1 8 e. to 22;. We bad a very abort supply of Cattle this morning ; isles were very slowly effected, but at a rise of Is. par Dutch stony. Top price of the best Beef, 12s. ; current, lb. to lls. 6d.; inferior, Ss. to 9s. par Dutch stone. At the those of the market, a few Interim animals were unsold. GLARGOW, MAT 24.—The supply of cattle this meriting was short, and p ri me higher than those of last market-gay. with no immediate prospect of a decline. An advance of ss. per cwt. took place on Beef, the rates being u follow,: Best, 775. •, second quality, 755. ; Cow and ordinary, 70s. These rates show an addition to the ertent of Nay misslialf the whole amount upon the prime of Beef se esespired • with those obtainable a few maths since. There was an ordinary supply of Sheep best block-resod Wetlicre fetched 435. to Me. ; clipped, 36e. ; some crosses, with deems upon these, fetched 475. Lambs, I6s. to 245. For Yesierday's Maraega am Ma pace. SHIPPING. 3; Wataiord, 2; Doaaghidee, I ; French, Fl;iideev, 1. Lonnox, May 28.—Wind this day at noon, S., light sire, and fine, deer, sultry weather. DP.AL, May 27.—E. to B.E.—Arrived : Lucinda, Callao. and 'ailed for Hull. Sailed : Gertruida, Batavia ; Bathes and Sophia, St. Thomas; Bereduhire, Ceylon; Nile, Bahia; Commodore, Jamaica ; Gemini, Calcutta ; Susan Crisp, Cape of Good Hope ; Saghalier, New Zealand ; Helen, Tobago ; St. Croix, Honduras. FA LMOVTE, May 27.—8., moderate.—Arrived : Reymonil, Norfolk, V. Jazsgv, Mae Ebeneser, Quebec. Litwin', May : Janata Hey, Davis Straits. KIRKWALL, May 24 —The Herald, of Baltimore, from Amsterdam, with ems c ame came on shore at Nen, in Dursound, this morning, derigg a fog, and is nearly fall of water; emigrants landed. DURUM, Mai2B.-11.W.--110fiad: Canton Packet, New York ; risidad Baton. Cone, May 2.).-B.Wbedr.—Argieed : Bodges, Halifax. Yluonat., May 20.— Sailed: Quebec. Hasnazoor., May M.-B.Wailed Aunts, Ma Janeiro. WRITRY, Hal 7 26.—A large Beg 10 rocks near Hettieans, about five . • t .. 4 1• 0 0.! • •Ne.: -23 IP. 2:alb SIAS - tip_ t