The Express. — London, England, 1847-11-01 00:00:00

- - - - 11 - 1 # 1, ,/,‘ ‘ - 4 ,. -sees se as , 4_ -...-e-e-Zse.- 7 /z.r-e-C--I.' '02 , /, ( f",r' ' Z___,__,,,,Z ._ / r 2 , ' iZ_ . C ) • -- I /,/ d.,,,,--d..; .a--e,- - - r1 o ee-e.-"--- - '-- o ese-m....-a-- .C., ''' w- ° - •-- ~' 6 . . ~,,,..L rI!IT I E I .II ( N ) .III.I I LI Lo W a Y . ?... -. ,, ,,0,P2 3E N1N. 1847. ; qu T art i e lsir i oze . ' lo ßE , as t a •tt :l ib el L a, I d e ec EEPOO . L . fo ni r th: e v t...i e e l s . i d ei s a l e l, N p t o e :. r . 1 . GB,,, E .`•' show of Barley, which met • fair sale, at a decline of le. to Galati, 295. 5.1. to 304. Bd.; 'braille, 275. Bd. to 295. sd. ; N per qr. Beans and Peas scarce, and late prices fully sup- Levant, 265. 10d. to 275. ftd. Lon 100 2 , . 8 , , ~v oC 2 C r ' s , l „ t o i m „ oboo „ d O wo f,,, LoBBo ,, ra with the corresponding quarter of last year, as might have ported. Osts remain stationary. ur P p O l : c. " . T re O rn E . S n 004 . 1 „,,. !," - , - ••i l. ;:•‘.lExiireesi, g.OO a.m. : 10.40 tint s 11.15 a.m. traria& been anticyated in the present unfaeounble position of . m - u S e: r th T e li sa w m A e ß ; K t ' h e l I L SAFFRON WALDEN, Oct. 30.-We bad a Very large supply 7„;;;;t1:. i t . :.4 . . , ~111..1-le Um. lE3Pesw). 153 Pio.. 3 , 6 tdin- and 11.30 commerci and monetary strain The receipts for the two , of Barley this day in our market, and we should say Is. per The su . pply to dile market keep. pate with the demand, and p yr, , l : ieh i'll;. l ; B ' 2 ' 4 "`J.'" 46 L°64 " ° •• " i i 9 6 ” 1 -1P'.,.".1 " " 4 .......... t. '"Te....'t t years were as folloesT-18.16 ; July, 254.33 U ; Aueust i m e eir ant • - IToot t i 3O,l, l ';',j4,'",t e ',1 . ,: --Pii...-7,;:giz;,:: 321,2631. ; Sept. 437,734/. Total. 1,016,383 L -1847 : Jul qr. cheaper since last Saturday ; from 295. to 325., and some ° Lso p.m.. 4.-4 p.m.. Y. \, t Main. 234,222/. ; Ain., 270,2221. ; Sept , 367,12 G/. Total, 871,5701. very prime 3.35. per qr. were realised. Wheat Is. per qr . eagerly sought after, but smalls'. ones gi oh heavily. 'llhe a pa 1.1. a- '• '-° hp r Lp, poodfoom at 11 tido. dearer, say 12/. per load of s qrs. In Oats and Bean" no following are our present priers: York Regent., 110 i. to Regent', 100 s. to 110 s.; Shaws, 100 s. to 10.5 s Kidneys The Ewe. Tr."' 33 tir '''...- t`nd Showing a deficiency en the ?uarter ended October 10 of at 530 um.. Mal . rt. after ells tted hot. oar er alteration. Peas, no supply. 120 s. ; inferior, 110 s. to 100 s. Shows, 100 s. to 105 s. ; Kent mono ge!'t N. m eh e f tew m,6l,, mm t ers rri on d s m a pu mwester , 144,8131. The total receipts o the three quarters from Jan. SuNDERLAND, Oa. 30. -The supply of Wheat from the 110 e.: Southend Regents, 100.. to 1101. Goldfinden, 106; l i e c tr;j e t e a ti,u permits of the above may be onstried at the sth hare been, in 1846, 2,754,3081. ; and in 1847, only farmers wu small to-day, but there having been 300 qrs. of m u t ely dation,-By order of the Direeton, to 110. Wisbech Regents, 90s. to 100 s. C. A. SAUNDERS, fientary. 2,497.8091. The deficiency on the nine months is, therefore, 258,499/. In the April quarter we had an increase of No. 366.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 1, 18;7. [3d. foreign and 400 qn. of Wheat coutwise received, the lell .ELIANCE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE 16,6381. over the corresponding quarter of 1846 ; hence the - BOROUGH 'I MARKET, Two o'Clock. - tioefE rey. N o . 71. King Wfillainetreet. 51andemisam. falling off in the last two quarters has been 303,1371. We been fully restored in the Med banks, and the miller, being the demand continues brisk for all good Hops. Duty, - 1 %.; po sion of the Peet" °.•to"d ll° 3 "th , 21 . 33 ‘ 13 f".,r.....* a.- had alm an increue of bo t7O 0001 ' th after PRICES CURRENT. 595.; red, of the best quality, 625. to 54a. Barley was rather short in stock, the demand was brisk, and an advance of full Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that *l mmo among the nactubers of die ELL1A314,6 SOCIE pee the a u , .ine qu ended g eore . per esrr _ , r. ,,,. p ig .. N .. 1. £o 0... 0 lower. Beans and Peas the same as last week. 2a per qr was obtained on the rates of last week at whicK Wiwi. remits: Jan. 5, 1847, which reduces the years' deficiency to 186,49014 W. India,l3.P.bwn.34s. 04.3.56.06 Hoops ll 15 0 COLCHESTER, Oct 30.-The supply of Wheat at these the whole was cleared. Fresh south country eilleats and 2°s;°°ol - 31 lel & E. Rents 41. oto 51. 121 reading Rent•p. art 100 to 3110 2 ,-7,w,:i - 1 -- 1 a Loma Pikol ~,,,..., fwd../ r rsi i Rms. a but at the same time shows that the last two quarters have Yellow &Grey ... 36 11_43 Cargo at Csedif bar 9 0... 0 New Weald of Kent. 216t0 4 01 Yowling &ems 8 2 66. 3 3 owe Ise I ~,X,a,t te . rwwww. i ..,:',"' °•• i i•e "" decreased 373,1371. Pine 4l 0...48 Swedish II 3 0 markets this week bas been only Moderate, while that ot 11 00 d foreign are in demand at these prices. Best samples et reme men.. is . , Munition Barley has been hi to 3 101 Old Hops ...... 8 1 oto 2 0 good, and farmers haring manifested some are worth 609. to 625. ; averagr qualities. Ms. to 68e. ; intenor New Sum. ........ 2 -IF - 41 el sisbb - 2 - th - b o Lie 10 0 520 13 0 3,- IMPORTANT MTNERAL TRIAL.--GREAT BARMOTE. - 666.6- * 29 9- 33 I ‘ sss. 55 Per Wu " • Ye110w........ ...... 37 0...41 Pig. hest 111 10... e annoy to realise on this article, prices bave still further samples, 50e. to late. There n a better demand for malting Y 5 . ,775,57 L os , 3.; 5.40 Da 0 0 Si 15 0 17 4 0 34 -The court for deciding mineral disputes in the wapentake Eine 39 0. 47 Milled, attest l9 5 0 1643 1 31 14 ° 44 ° 0 22 6 ° ° 22 1 " of Wirksworth wu held last week in the Moot-hall. W. E. Bengal&Madras, b. 29 0...34 Haw 22 0... 0 retrograded ; but confidence as to Wheat increase' and Berley, at 325. to 365. Oats are in good sale at 225. to 28s. ANDOVER, Oct. 30.-The stores still retain nearly all that led , 1:11 260 08 0 0 48 13 4 A 5 4 . 1/1 Tie S h had p e ave an upward tendency since oue last: At Beans at 40s. to ifis., and Peas at 355. to 38s. are in mode- were put in from Weyhill fair, few or ino buyers being found hlousiey, Esq., as steward of the court, presided as judge ; Yet** 35 0...311 Patent Mot ll C. 0 this day's markct there is more disposition on the part of - 457 - ey den-elution of life contingency undertaken upon hheral terms. White rate demand. The arrivals of Flour have been 400 sacks to speculate. To-clay fine Farnham' were offered at 41.105. E. OSBORNE SMITH. tiecretare. and after the usual routine business of adjusting the ors coastwise and 390 barrels of American. The demand for per cwt. ; common, 3/. 10s. te 41. Country and Sumex, st E - 171. - aolliTte MANUFACTURE of WATCHES diahes had been gone through a ury of miners wu sworn, ere yd o ,,' tt.° ' and tbe court proceeded with . the j im • ' - - r *an bro - 2 13 0 1 t . ..1 " i 1 millers to get into dock, and shippen are more geuerally 35 0..28 portant mineral trial, rthey and white 34 C.. 47 Mah, Beal, sale ...... 36 0_ 0 Oen, per 252 Imp. pl. d.p. desiroea ot purchasing. Prices have fully recovered last week's decluie. Scarcely any Beans or Peas on offer. Flour is good, at 41s. to 425. for south country, 40c to 41s. for from 2/. to 31. 10s. home-made per sack, Ns. to 285. for American and 14s. to - WOOL-Mem - ex.-The public sales are going .D• end et„,,,r,4l,l,° 2° Tr o i s b2 s ,,,i ttal° BB ,Bia l - " f1. ” 44 9 , 2 ; ate0 r 0l Li tt . " Oreatrex and partners e. Spencer and partners." Spencer 'leaned, Harabio' CO 0...66 straw o seus t gold go . our ra. e t 20 0 8 , 22 Currency to the powers : White Wheat, 565. to 585.; red, Lis. for Indian Meal. The latter is much wadted. frme , m 0 0... ditto, enema lush. tee-guinea. ; youth: wleer and company had sunk several shafts in • field called Lumps - `' 50s. to 54.. Barley, 28e. to 325. biasagan Beam, 371. to WARMINSTER, Oct. 30.-A large attendance, yet trade off . at the same low prices as from the fint, but aa about este ee, PO„,.,,o re see; wsetential and soonswaymen dine lever Wntow, at Brassington, one of which they named Hall's „„ Corim i if Bond. was very languid. Wheat, fine white, weighing 631 b. per third of the quantity advertised has . been withdrawn by the m oms, jeneded in fear holos. sly goinesst-DENT, 82, Stasad .: 33, founder, in their mineral title called Victo • The -est I°°W " 8 1.1 P e e a r r Matter SI C-83 320. ; ticks, 40s. to 445. buskel, wu sold for 284. per sack ; best red, 265. ; other de- merehaats on account of the low prime some improvement Cooteor :ion: .4 34. Roval Euterage Winn Toner Arm). nary ground in this part of the Queen's field presents the Good during the' remaining days of sale may ke looked for. /-10)1POS1TE CANDLES, 81d. per lb. ; wax unusual circumstance of there being what is' called Pine . l6 060 0 South%) 25 0 22 sa . Ift of English Wheat were net extensive, holders being scriptions, 245. Barley a large supply ; best bright malting, ; gee d , 32.... ANDOVER, Oct. 30.-Thou still holding tind they cannot get the prices hitherto offered ; indeed, it is difficult to find 11J en 11,-... Is. : (ken= wax: I, SI ; Rae M.. 1, M. ; transparent 65 0. ISO 0 Olive,Ganpoltp.ton 46 14-.47 incomosed to meet the views of buyers. Foreign Wheat weighing 10 score 121 b. to 11 score, made 345. a " flat work," meaning a work of lead ore, spread- Ceylon, good ord.'. Cocoa Nat 6O C 63 1.10.: genuine eau, M. Id., hem mann candle. Is. bd. : Won n 3.8 „. ed. , „ me d m ks mouhr, ,d ; Ilake comrade. Md. ; Prim s, log laterally and horizontally, at about three fathoms from °FY 32 0..93 0 Seed, Rape, pale, found a ready sale, and for flue qualities, which are extremely some offered at 30s. to 315. Oata but lode inquired toot sellini at purchasers St any price. L s eeue.-In . foreir Wept . have no improvement to ,M . - y e ii„,, w ar. Ma. 54... and 60. per 117116 ; mottled snap, tre. the surface, similar to a coal-bed, while undernesth thie .. 34 0.. 38 0 per ton s"linarY '4oo' 80 0 • 17 10 0 sewer, rather more money would have been . given. Melting fur ; trade heavy ; prices a trifle lower ; the _ notice, tne business one being still to an extremely limited OW: 26 o ; w win ,,, d ,, e,r .‘ m . a t ner ut am o s: 3 ..1. 3 ,„ . 4.1 per P" i 6881 4 'k o l , 8 ' ; • b 3 . 868 r . 4. ‘ 2 ; ii. r 1 , 7 8 ' . . seven fathoms still deeper, a " rake work," or vertical vein - 24 5. 24 1 Barley is Is. to 2s. per qr. lower ; grinding an short supply, 275. per qr. ; modente, 24a. to 24e. Beans remain as ast Mocha, good to finesl 0... 32 0 Paondoles, per Rt. and its value maintained. Oats are freely offered at as. to week ; prices between 60s. and 565. per qr. Peal, white li b - i p t or s 'i;!,:.:4. 6d. ; n..xt *perm oil. Be. Beet manic wax, 4e dd. of lead, commences, and extends downwards. Those who Cceta Rice, ordi- amount The transactions in English combing and clothing Butter-Cork, Iwo. 30 1 - 31 3s. per qr. decline. Beans maintain previous Tete'. During boilen, 545. ; maple, 48e. to 60s. o wls. for tee. at BATIKS:4 old estabashod wenn... 63, St. Star are not versed in mining affairs will better understand thee nary to tine 35 0... 52 0 and 0 0 0 , t• • week there has been a moderate supply of Engli.h WINCHESTER, Oct. 30.-The quantity of Wheat for sale Wools this week have been very limited. Prices are Ortolan , noce.aterilauebter s Coffee home. when we state that a section cut through the flat work, °dawn' an° Pa' transaetiOns renders them in a great mem nominal. rather in favour of the buyer, although the manliness of the lif s STING EXERCISE.-Gentlemen riding, which is superposed on the rake work, at a traniveree section " d i; 24 018 0 Dublin, let 0 o _, 0 Wheat, for which holden demanded previous rates, and only wu great, yet much did not sell. The finest samples of Limerick, do 3ra 11 ° 7 0 0 .1 . .U 0 • limited business has been transacted. Foreign remained white went at 555. per qr. • red, 525. • common 48s. Of LIVERPOOL.-11l foreign Wool there has perhan been TEA, at per lb. walking. eifferter ( nee 4,1133073 °.• Aco shonid try W. H• tO the latter, would in shape nearly approach the letter T, Congoiocommon.. 0 it... 0 9 Culow, Id 9O 0. N without alteration in value, and few sales were effected. Barley, the quantity great, eiudity very ' - nne. Maksten put- rather more done this week, but the demand is not aly of a AI Y 4 el. SPENSIOI4 BANDAGES'. admitted to be the best the fiat work forming the top, the rake work the upright Rica at per ewt. 0 7 1 1 , 7 • 77. la ...... u 0 0 0 . .... 93 0 Barley and Beans in good request, at our quotations. For ebeeedlat 2s. per qr. leviathan bat week ; tbe finest heevy malt s°. la IP.r. Tlve number of act-Went. that hete bitonened to horsemen . . - •.. . . _ . . , . Boos meted. to ecar ouc Ls hero. „,, ig loo , m e 1 „,,,,,,i,,,. part of Me letter. In the courte of the Mineral operation, Bengal elute l3 016 0... 0 O wh att a t t here E t g li l t i.h tle , in . q h u i iry te, , a p n e d r p i ri m ces peri ar a e l l b o ui p l e .i r q , r oe . low od er. p in o t r m i lk m inA32.2 2B ...to 0 33: u . , p tip er . q t r p . ; el i r d ds, e 2 n 6a d .t e g i 2 n 7 d s ". . p g er at i e r . . :, few sales of Alpaca have been reported, but the prices are very partial character, but also very limited in extent, and "44 4. si. it .., tee zentlemen „vermaikof r.,„„ without ; they of the defendants they discovered this lower vein, and plain- Cargo 9 6 11 0 Beef, India, peg what is doing is chiefly for immediate coneumption. Some wo 0 0, reeo ot ortou. com.equence. bet add much to the coinfort of tiffs shortly after sank three or four shafts in search of the "'a l3 0 17 0 tierce to 7s. ; red, 6e. eel. to 6s. Bd. ; Dantzic (low te high best feed black, 245. ; fair samples 225. ; some offere .at very low. The market in Scotch continues as inactive aa 1... e..- "... P.m 3e. and i each. Gentlemen 'ending the see of Paine 22 0 24 0 Prime Mem 0 0... 0 -'- '" ^- ,,8 B sre 0 per pm. a. transmit .-anee •ten for the same vein, within what is called the founder meer of the Car0ena..... 0 ...... 3o 0- Oilt 0 Pork, prime meat- U 6 63 mixed), per 480 lbs., 7., to 7s. 3d. ; Polish, Pome- 21s. Beans not in much re ' ' " quest, pnces remaining as ust ever, and prices are quite nominal. Imports for the week, ,te c °• „ . %;;,'O' 0.,',, ~., i!. 5 -tage.-Addras W. H. KAILEY. fir:Oxford- defendants' title. Defendants had freed their fiat work, - grim /146°4-P° ` l4 Lyda SO 0 62 6 nnian, Stettin 6s. 3.1. to Gs. 9J.; Odessa Marianopoli, quotation. Peas, fine boilers, 565. per qr. ; grey, 48e. to ending Oct. 30 : f reign, 76 : previouely, 59,371 ; total, strwt. London. - soft, 61. to 6s. ' 3el • Odessa Taganrog, hard, sa. 6d. to 605.; maple, 46e. *mon; w ***** 72 a... 75 e , 6s. Barley, English, grinding, per 3 ( J2lbs., 2. to • , M oilmen, Oct. 30.-Our farmers being busily engaged 59,447. Scotcli, 534 previously, 13,431 ; total, 13,963. lUD E complete success of LEA and PERRINS' founder shaft ; while the plaintiffs, who had also discovered 16 1 will'd 111116 d ' ' . 7, 224 • . ji WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. In banning the meetz the flat work, allegioe they had an old title there, „__PK•of••-•;oeo• 11 ° ••• 11l Per on. w e 0.,Pil h. ger ic, with every kind of east meat. to steaks, had freed that as • new vein, and called it Prince Albert. ' - '7"`O eme `,, o , " ` t o . BeMst - SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.- . ~,,,,, sth, and amp. together mth Its ten zest and &Imo The defendants bad also freed their nke work, lying under o,pr - Lard,Beltast,pefek 1 8 , o _ 2 , , 27f. ta 28s. Berms, English, per imperial bushel, 6s. . gni°. To-day Wheat in good demaud at an adeance of 2s. w. ban a large supply of Bemis, but the choicest descrip aorroshie proierna, sod the very general demand that La are. 3 0 ... 3 Waterford, do 1 Ditto Bladder to Gs. 9.1. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 651 lbe. 6s. to hs. 2d. ; r o , it i n pretence to every other kin., ef mum. hoeing induaed the fiat work, by the name of " Hall's vein." The question Jamaica, SO to 36 for all descri tions Oats and Beans full as dear ti f small fti •th ry propo on , ese, consequently, are is Leum isot 'Wein to menus-tuns and sell ppv Riot's IV& at issue now was-and it was a new question in lead mining per cent. O.P. 3 a ... 3 American growers :-Wheat, fine new, white, 621 b. to dearer than they have lately been, but the general trade is TIO N S. non, of which will tear comparison with the genuine, but muse p in the Derbyshire Queen's field - whether the fiat work Favourite marks 1 4 ... 3 Mose, Ox and Cow, at per lb. ' - ' • num Y. , 631 b. imp. 67.. per qr. of 36 stonn ; good runs 611 b. to very heavy. Owing to the very hot weather the demand is ' l333 P l '•" ° "'''' t° ' 6 ' 6 4h° 6 " 64 6 ' 6 ' 6 0 . 1 the d '`` Pthr ''' I. ' sod - could belong to and be worked by one party, and the Br•nd 2 . 146246 " 46 - 5 8 ' 4 ' and 65 * Vi66° ' oo. 84 es. 78,2 tO 244. O Cork. Waterford, and Toughen, 225. to 235. ; 621 b., 5,%. • tine, new, red, 621 b. to &lib., 645. ; Wood runs, exceedingly small ; a large number of inferio; Beasts cannot b is ro nedfully to recommend pure/awn n all occasions to ask or Welsh, black, imp., 21s. to 225. ; Irish, per . 3121ba., 21a. 611 b. to 6211 e. 52a.- fine old red 621 b. to 6316., 06*. Oats, be *old, although there is a deposition to take lower prices. mita foe mks work underneath be taken up and worked by an- Briti4 " 66rifi ' 64 ' 1 1: g ::: g tu ted 0 3 _co 3i to 225. Peas, breaken, per imp. bushel, English, 6s. 3d. to flue new Kneeing, ' 12d. to ' • good new feed, 11d. to From Leienter, Warwick, and Northampton we bave about LEA AND PERRINO' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. other. The question was decided by the plaintiffs' own tom lO 6 ... 0 Br.d, dry 0 44. 0 4 6s. 6d. ; grey . and grinder', per 6511b5., EnOish, os. 6d. to per a ne. , sat to oe that their names are upon the label and parent cap of the • nen, namely, haring freed both the " fiat work " and the 11 id. Bean, old, 50s. to 525. ; new, 42.5. to 455. 2,700 ; Line ilnabire, 200; Ireland, 200 ; Holland, 670 ; and moo. Foe:, per ton. iDeted 0 4. 0 4i 6s. Bd. ; fureign ss. 6d. to 5/. Bd. Indian Com, per 6.541 b., Fold lo tbe proprietor., Et Resolditreet Mermen. and A. Vete-Meet, •• pipe work "as new veins, whilst the defendants bad mes t rzeit. 143 0. 51 Rio, dry 0 41. 0 5 4s. to 41. 6(1. ' Flour, best seconds, Englith, 12a. to 445. WORCESTER, Oct. 30.-We had a good supply of Wheat the remniuder from various parts. The number of Sheep is Oxford trod. lomlon : Barclay and Soo. Ceo s e, and eawkwell, and taken up and freed both veins for new or old ; and plaintiffs ". Peter...Mr 9 Lima& Yelp. dry 0 6 ...0 6 Luis' eed Cake, French, 10/. 10s. to 11/. Imports for the at our market to-day, which sold readily at an advance of 2.. also increased,with a remarkably small attendance of buyers. It other oilmen and rocechaut. London ; and by the meat manclable conseque, • y • ' • ` ~ . . • • • . ti .mu on the ments. try this cleClBloll, It appear* head 0 0... 0 Heat India, dry.... 0 4 ...0 5 tiral 'n In ,1 , 1, MOT.. r.llly. Dutch and Flan& 53 o_Bs Salted 0 Se. 942 week ending Oct. 29 : Wheat, 2,966 ; Barley, 219; Oats, per qr. ; best red, 20s. 6d. to 21e. ; white, 2N. ed. to 21e ed. is very difficult to chomps of second-rate qualities, the dead - that under circumstances similar to those narrated two se- p r i e w mi a FIIIHE REST REMEIW for INDIGESTION.- pirate titles may possible tint in the Queen's field, under liter, at per ton. Kips, B. Ayrea, dry 0 7 ..0 8 ad . * dry , 54... , 9 GUILDFORD, Oct. 30.-There was • very large guano,' new, ~ of 3921b5., 275. Old Beans, 234. to 245. per bast of 10 wore ; but these being scarce purchasers are found for them. Trade _g_ Noneosi 8 CAMOMILE PILLS are confidant) recommended th e mme sur f s ,. StPetenhurg,elcant37 0...30 20e. to 2N. Grey Peas, 18.. 65. to 19s. 6deper bag of for Calves is about the same as on Fnday. Pigs are lower. as a rample lot certain nerdy to all who nate from indigestion. An . of Wheat at market, and a very extetmve demand. Ail 10 score • white boiling - e. v imp. bushel. Oats in good From Holland and Germany we have 2,790 Sheep and 23 a,,,,1 ar e,.. i.it.... wad ever tome:Mote: they act as a powerful tonic .d INCREASE OP CRIME.-On Ttlegdy last 72 pri- e h. t f lr i. ,..;; ....-- •••• Le ° 0• • • •: 10 36 11 .,,Amermoree; Per 6 `I 8 description commanded their previous value, and the supply annu l, . 'r o ot, 26. t e '2 . B,: . sentic carnet. tunortne Armed, to the mot... and ConlpoKM to rowers were mmee d i nto o h e new o mit _ , , , __,, it"' as e°'°‘° , Riga, Rkine ... ...... 37 0...29 llassia, ditto 6 ... e 4 pretty well cleared. Wheat, 121. to 161. Sr. Barley, 30s. --" ' ' - ' • • b' r ' r• tor o of 3121b5. ; English, new, Cla/Tel. the iortm. •-vown• -o olat In houleta 4 I"- I el.,''' ' 2 ' . *l' d'd ".. ''' .l. • having that day been brought from the one of Correction outehot br .4. WILLOUGHBY and Co„ late B. 0. sslodus. et. Hishoomatr- 36 0...37 DTe Wool., atPee toe- to 365. Oats, 225. to 275. Beans, 445. to Ms. Peas, 425. to It. So.dw, Dendonts.. 4 4 Best lira. a 147.166. Sh. 000 .5 with ., .., I „,i. a n me m e i m wm a ems _n e s o n t o am ow N o me,. at Wakefield. to take their trials at the Leeds Borough See- paM - 11.4 Short-hew < 8ee0n .61,6 : e s uaiity Beasts 2I 3 Do. do. Shorn ... 00 0 0 PEI.. and do rod he rerouted to purchase an naltatioe. gnus. The Wakefield Roue., of Correction will from this Benillo - 3 " MANC 0t 30 Tb l -peck f tit c RESTER, C . .- e genera 16- 0 e orn day was comparatively small ; there were not many samples 4 4 1 Ewes arsine,. ' • 'in 38 4 2 1)P 0\ Y I.A ND' 8 ODON T 0, or PEAIt I. time cease to be the gaol for the Leeds prisoners. East Du. &inn.- 16 C.. 13 Qmpesehy 710 3 1 of corn shown, but some sales were effected in Wheat at from 7 :,,,, 4 5 Do. do. been ... 000 to iik, Ps:xranscE. a iblW Powder for tho Teeth, compounded of . Bombay lB 0 ... 14 p e w ; i mm i m 8 10„. GIG trade dunng the week hu been steady, with a tendency to as. 6d. to 7 . 5. 3d. per b . ushel. Other grain remained station- Best Ins. a Halibrals 6 5 Lamb. late the oridert nod snot reeherehe IneTellents of the Oriental lineal. It Dart.. at market. 4.176 :Shorpand" in. 27040 ; Weer. 11.16 ; Pis.o3. enema" tarn , fr.r. de "" 13 - "°'°'°' we" of 1 n c' 04 "......,' d' s c° 3 ,' COMMERCIAL k MARKETS Trio at per ewt solid 20160 in a still greater degree at Liverpool. At our market to-day ary at our oat quotations. Do tom E .. srmt FAIR.-At this fair there was . a full average polgree and proon n the enarnet Imparting tfie met pore ....Ware • Banea B4 0... 0 Small. ..... ......... 0 0... 0 0 very little fine Wheat is offering, and all good and fair YORK, OA. 30.-We have rather more grain showing at ate 6 totems-, .1 gi• ee enemas and perfume to the troth. scurry &rain is by its means eradicated from the rano. and • healthy action nod red- MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. owl. in blocks U 0... 0 Sapan 10 10 18 0 entities meet steady sale, at an advance of 3d. per bushel. our market to-day. Wheat is sold at Is. to 24. per qr. over • • Ike.. generully appeared to be " looking up," and there ene an induced. ro that the teeth tif loom) are thus rendmcd firm is Lox, at per ton. Bed Senders. ?teeny prime, fresh qualities of American and Canadian last week's rates. Barley slow sale, at last week s pnces. was certainly an improvement upon the late fairs in other their sehes.-Price 3. ild. pa box.-/r..14 by A. ROW LA N PAM SON. Two o'Clock.-The more favourable acconnts which a r m CI 10 .60 Brasil ... 605 10 13 0 60 0 Flour are hardly to be met with, and bring an advance of 2s. Oats, Id. per stone lower. In other articles no attention. co . unties. Down Ewes sold freely, at from 245. to 315., and 20. Hattonearden, London : ..I to nil chemists and perfumer. have been received from various parts of the country CORN . ---- per barrel. New Sack Flour is generally held at prices so Present pnces. Wheat, white, 5.55. to 58s. per imp. qr ; tame or two ' tames a shade above ; Lambe fe 16e. to DB. CU kvEßvf ELL'S OUIJA TO HEALTH AND LONU LIFE- - I .IIARK-LANE.-The supplies of all de- much above what has hitherto been paid for 'barrels, tbat red, 635. to 56e. Barley, malting, 34a. to 38s. ; grinding, 22s , wethen were 'fined as to number, andrealised from ooe eye , rocket I, 6 464 witnets 14 . • t•'2 4 1 201 °.°9 0 . ". edo- this morning, have had the natural effect of etimu- our i pt i on , o f () ra i n an d Fl our h ave b ee n m oder a t e d ur i ng our bakers do not purchase willingly at our quotations. Oat* 31s. to 335. Beans, 50s. to 545. Rye, 365. to 38a. Malt, WHXI TO EAT, DRLNK, AND AVOW ; lating purchases and ' ' th f de W h abdu; 271. to 3Os. In the Cattle fair, there wag a great prices in e un . e ave the past weeli, with the eneePtion of foreign Wheat, of 15 . . to Yd. per eushel, and Oatmeal Gd. to Is. per load lower, 643. to 68s. Oats, 1 lid. to 121 d. per stone of 141bs. Flour, scarcit of ood fat Beef and business wie lane • nor can 9 9 with Diet Tables for all Catmint. h d C I hi h ed 8 ' h ' eel ards f 30 000 b' fl f 0 , gm., p l e y _ rom with fur in r quiry for both. Indian Corn N. per qr., and 39i. to 435. per sack of 280Ibs. 7 g ; . 7. . 137. R. J. Cu tetawau... M.D., M.R.111.6„ L.A.C., tc. a onso 9, NV c open at I ..-; to ~ I for account, which we eve recce ups: we say much of Cows, Barrenen, and Heifers, ot which the Consses.-How to insure perfect diastase. tronead feeling, a nod advance to 82 to 1. This rise howe h gh or ver Brol3 -t f Mediterranean and Black Sea ports. The show of Wheat Meal lo pe barrel dearer. Beans and Malt steady, 0 at late DUELIN, Oct. 29.-The supplies to our market this week supply was not so good as on most former occasions, and the else:, reg. a came head. sod a contented rend. By an ot menace of the Indent.. herein ceutawei. the tune the nervously dentate. ward sellers, which led to a reaction of about r per samples, by land carriage, from Erase:, Kent, and Suffolk, retes t Preterit prices: Wheat, per r bushel of 7 lbs., have been very limited, and prices this day are al quoted prices may be quoted at an advance, .2 compared with even to the mod shatteerl constitution, may nimuin Le Cement was again small, and, the demand being good, a Enghelli white, Bs. 6d. to 9s. , ed, 7e. 9d. to this day week. Things were rather heavy on Tuesday, but . the recent fairs and markets. There was a tolerable areouht of phrdeal happiness, and reach In health tba full period of cent. in a short time. They have since recovered to, clearance Tin egeedil7 effected; at an advance of 81. 6d. Irish, red, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 9d. Barley, per bushel buyen at this morning's market purchased with more con- pp y pply of l'igs, but prices en the decline. The su 1 . if. &lotto! to 'nen. and now are again, 82 to 4- for time, and 811 to 2 for fully 2s. per qr. upon last week's rates. There was • fair of 601 M., grinding, 35.6 d. to 4s. Oats, per bushel of 431b5., fidence. The following was the general currency : Wheat, . 1 ,7 Horses was much as usual, and prices varied, as a matter To he had of ghetwoo4, 23, Pelee...row ; Carealho.l47. fleet ‘6,66,; 8 , 888; 3 ,. c0d „..,, 2 , 88 , 5 , r. ryy. wr ,,,, 8 ,,.. 8 . 8 ; ~, d i ms , e mu , money. The transactions have been of much less im- retail trade in foreign Wheat, but previous prices could not English, Scotch, and fine trials, 3s. 2d. to 3s. DI. ; Irish kiln- red per 254/lbs., 245. to 295. ; white 275. to 319. Oats, per of coune, according to quality: some good hackneys and tbe ante,. it , . Argyll-place. Ineentetreet. portance to-day than last week, and the attendance of be exceeded. In $OllllO instances le more monee dried runs, 3s to 3s. 2d. Beans r. of 5041b5., 475. to - of wia °b- • ''' ' Per 1 • •1b h le 1961ba., Ilc to 13s. 3d. Barley, per 2241be.,145.65. to 178.3 J. cart Colts sold readily, at rather a high figure. - - - - - - ---•- --- - --- - dealers less numerous. Reduced Threes are sol to 1. h-borrelled Flour Barley was aow sale 495. ; Tick, 4os. to 47e. Peas, per =peen us e , Oatmeal per cwt. 13s. to les. Flour seconds in sacks, r e ; ; . ; . ; o , g ...TV ktMINSTER FAIR.-Thia fair was well supplied with tained for fres . wt., Ific ed. to 17s. ; American, per barrel, zia. to • stock of every description. High prices were demanded LATEST INTELLIGENCE. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents.,Bll to 2. Exchequer 1 . with the turn in price in favour of the bine*. Oats were in' white, boilers, 445. to 465. Flour, per sack of 2801 be., c imited request, and last week's rates were barely ma i n . Engliah and Irish, fine, 395. to 4ls. ; superfine, 425. tc 435.; Indian Corn, per 4801 be., 255. to 335. per qr. for fat Beef, but we believe the sellers were compelled to Bills, 19s. to 140. discount. Bank Stock, 183 to 5. tained. Beans and l'eas without alteration. extra, 41s. to 455. Oatmeal, per load of 2401b5., English and THIS DAY, Four o' Clock. Our foreign market has been little affected by the BRITISIL Ware?, Essex and Kent, red 51 te 55 to 57... white..... 49 to 57 to 39 When pre queer Irish, 295. to Mi. BELFAST, Oct. 29.-The weather is remarkably mild, and p've way in some degree. We have heard of 10s. Gil. per favourable for the present farming operations for the pre- seine being given in Male instances. The weather was MARLBOROUGH, Oct. 30.-A very dull market. For Whea movements in Coneels, and we quote prices almost f •f th k t th . h ha good exceedingly favourable, and the stock appeared to advantage. We announced in the Express of Thursday last Norfolk and Suffolk. 19 to 53 to 63- do 53 to 55 to 57 paring o grain or e mar e,ow w we ve a without alteration. Dutch Two.and.a-Half ter Cents., Talavera (Ewes or Suffolk) 57 to 61 the tog Price I • was 14/. per Dad , good red, 13/. to 13/. 10s. supply coming forward. Farmers' Wheat meets a fide that the continuity of the land of North America moderate, 12/. Barley comes in far exceeding the demand Weote FAIR.-Was hut thinly supplied with stock, and Carel.. it Lin., red....- to -to -...white..... - to - to - demsnd, at an advance of about 3d. per cwt. on last week's with Boothia Felix had been established by Dr. Rae, 53 to 4 ; the Fours, 81i to 2i. Spanish Fives, Northumb. and tiotehdo. -to -... d 0...... -to - ter - prices were 2s. per qr. lower than last week. Beans were rates, but in parcels ex-ship or store we have little passing. few buyers. Beasts of all descriptions hung heavily on 160 to 171 ; the Threes, 261 to 71. Danish, 79 Irish do -to - . do. -te- to - from 501. to 545. per qr. Peas, 4.55. to 48e. Oats, finest hand, with not much business doing. Bheep sold dull, and an enterpn'sing officer In the service of the Hudson's Bay Company. The official despatches since pub- Bea.. to 8. Mexican, 151 to 16. Portuguese, 20 to 2. ~,Ftuf_ e g -to - samplee, 275.; good, 26e. ; common, 211. to 22e. Rye, 18s. Flour in fair demand, st our quotations. Barley without change in price or demand. Oata and Oatmeal are both B at a decline in price. Mutton realized about Gel. per lb. ; lished fully confirm the announcement we then made. Brazilian, 74 to 7. Malting - -to aimilling 26 03 2 ° to 30 oer sack. Tares es to 7. per bushel 31 to 33...Chevalier32 to 34 ante- • ' ' • ' about 3d. per ewe lower thaa lest week, and in moderate . eef, Bs. to 10s. (for every prime) per soore. Pigs soil dull. The expedition under Dr.Rae,coneieting of 13 persons, We have a report of a deputation of bankers in Irish - NEwCASTLE.ON-TTNR, OCt. 30.-The weather since this request. Few holders of Indian Corn are inclined to sell at I Kovn o Oct. 29.-There were but few Beasts in the Bum Wuxi. -ta - day se'nnight has been every thing that could be wished, present rates; thin, with a fair demand, has caused prices mark . et toolay and the trade was rather dull ; fat Beasts istartml, in July 1846, from Fort Churchill, for the town from Liverpool, to communicate with the gi . 3.- ~,.. 64 to 56 Ene, pale 5B to 62 and now that seeding operations are finished, we may look to advance about ss. per ton for both Corn and bdeal. obtained about'9s. to 10s. per score, according to quality. vernment, but what may be the particular object in ga.a, grey 40 to 412, Od maple 42 to 44 The number of Sheep Wore 32e, and the trade was a Mtn p of surveying the unexplored portion of the for larger deliveries of grain from our growers The trade Prices of cargoes and parcels in store per toe : Wheat Irish, view haa not transpired. Blue -" - Am m tisl se - to t° 8 - 2 throughout the present week has . 4u/ruined sonnwhat more red . , new, 111. ; white, 111. 6e. to 111. 10s. ' Oats more lively. Of Pigs there was but a small supply, only 144 Arctic Coast at the north-eastern angle of the White 42 to 46 .boilen. -- EN GUSH FUNDS. 39 to 40„,,wa sa t o 46 flrmnesl, and the busmen done in Wheat sod Flour has Irish, new, 61. ss. to 71. Barley new, 61. 10s. to 71. Oat: being penned. Price' remained about the same as last week, American continent. The expedition has sines re- sa ,, a swot. La 6 1 3 per Ct. Cons. Ac.. ft i Basees, Massage& SO to 38. tkk been tolerably extensive, at rates that were not previously meal, 121. to 131. 10s. Prime yell'ow Indian Corn, 71. 15s. to turned. after having traced the coast all the way 3 rei et. Hee. sow., 804 I 31 pee Cents-St/ 2 Hanow 33 to 40 smell 40 to 42...01d 46 to 50 Team, New Spring. -to --dew warden - ail --en -to -- attainable; other articles, without being dearer, st the same 8/. ss. Meal, IX 15s. to 91. ; ditto, per barrel, lee. to 17s. ; wi_th a steady demand. 3 per to. com. An., 0.11 7 Exclisauar 8i115,19. 14. di. yenta:4, Oct. 28.-There was a large supply of every de t k ' k ti f • f ' from the Lord Mayor's Bay ot Sir John Ross te toatioe Fuzes. Ranson, New 4O to 42 , s _ time commanding rather more attention. At our market Indian Corn white, 81.65. to 81. 10s. ; Meal, 9/. to 91. 10s. ; it:mitten o stoc in mar et, t e greater part o in ener can. within a few miles of Fury and Hecla Straits- o,lar CL Andean Bonds. 04 0 I per Vont. armada lids.. 1718 Lunam Cain. PIT thousand 4 Per C't Beil. newh. 87191 Gentyla Decreed Rd..., 31 1 £ ll b i u. te t l5 ""'• this morning we bad a fide ahow of Wheat from the country ditto, per baited, 17e. to 18s. Ferret of nom, , , dition. Prime cattle and Sheep maintain their price for thus proving Sir John Itoss to have been correct 21 p, a c en t. eu o . _ Seer Cst Menem, 1846. 161 le nova, Town-made, delivered 43 to 46...thas hourehold 40 to 42 and from the coast the arrivals are alio good, notwithatanding CORE, Oct. 29.-The weather i. most favourable for the home coroumption and export ; inferior in very bad dee in stating Boothia Felix to be a peninsula. per Ct. Brodllan &Is., 74 7 5 Ditto New, 72 6 6 pee Ct. Pend. ltds.,,V 32 Norfolk and Suffolk 38 to 40 .white 4O to 43 which, however, we have to note all Improvement of fatly mind, and even at a reduction in price a good many lots re country, alternate rain and sunshine. The supplies of grain mained unsold at the close of the market. Beef, 3&. to 525. 33 3 renege.; oaf ; 8 111: : ao 3 Nortinunberland, Undo, and Yorkshire -to - 2a. per qr. upen frnh-thraiked paroels, whilst at the ___ _ . 6 Vit C o s Cgillan ' llt. 84 7 ' sr,. ii..r.k, 8d.., 16 5 1171 Sussex anti Kent -to -.lrish " - same time a fair clearance was effected of south country to market this week have fallen off considerably, still prime tier cwt. ; Mutton, 51. to eld. per lb. ; Veal, 6d. to 6ld. per FOREIGN. have been receding until this morning, when Wheat woe in lb., sinking offal. The following has been received from Count Born- Ditto cotwob. not au. - 3 per Ct. ertesh no., set r ouslities at an ameadment of Is to 2e. uer or the Columbian Slquador Ins., 21 3 Spanbe Deferred ftle.. 13 14 WELT, Minnie sad thoalpherg... 62 to 54../lie 56 to 58 x . . • • - • ••• demand at advancing rues. Barley and Oats were not Am, Oct. 26.-Milk Cows sold from 71. to 101. 10s. Beef, fim. by the lasearrival from Portugal : 3 pe: Ct. Daniell 114 , .. 7P si eresst-h P.m.. ads.. 31 I Pernermer it ter . tle, mad Stettin. The energetic and philanthropic manner in which Lords 21 per Ct. Dutch Ildr.. 334 r o per Ct Venenuela Bd., 33 5 Preach and and comparatively nothing doing. Flour dull, lad in favour Pe Wth 1 19s B 1 k faced 4 pee Ct. Cons Dutch, 814 21 I 1 comma 'memo m 1„,,,, 010 Ambit MA Ilaaharita. 47 to 52 per sack, households commanding from 395. to 415., and 'D sed.. Black-faced een 4s. to . ae - Beaumont, Ellenhorough, Stanley, Brougham, es well as the - _____ Beedsno.. _ o ....... •••••••• 40 to 4 9 - 7 47Ptien - t0 - whites from 40a. to 425., according to quality. American of the buyer. A good deal of Indian Corn has changed ' E x aw . c o s, 13s. to 20s. A few black-faced Lambs in market, hon. mentheis Lord G. Ilentinck and J. Manners, Sir Do Lacy . RAILWAYS.-The share market has decidedly Daubs nor omens Keane, Menne, °theme, Hume, Bowring, Borthwick, and Spaniels baed .- to reels at Varier. rates, from 51. to 7e 10s. This - c aa da a ,,,„„ ............. ~, -t e -....a m e r wi im BB to 59 unaltered. Malting Barley met a tolerably good demand, other noble lords and gentlemen, advocated at various times, improved to-day, and a better feeling is noted altoge- Cy th'ere is a good deal of inquiry, with an upward ler &dards?. Markaas see last page, in both houses of parliament, the justice of my cause and ther. Still but little business is doing, as to-day is Rell - tendency. Prime Galatz held at 81. 10e. White very scarce, that of my two eons, with our companions in misfortune, partly a holiday upon the Stock Exchange. Bsurr, reeding .." 22 03 - 30. distilling to - eels weighing from 5241 be. to 54lbs. per bushel, other sorts and as high as 91. 10s. saked. The &nivel, have fallen off leinue COI. .... .26 to 33.-Lcierdmi to - selling at proportionate rates. Choice Malt may be written SHIPPING. has so strong a claim upon our gratitude, that I cannot delay SALES ERECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. Oar. Roman even a mement after our arrival in Europe from Africa the (eaturday's prices well be found in lest pagek Pomerania' aid Illadiand 2 ° to 22 ls. to 2s. per quarter dearer, prime Chevalier being saleable Metre ARRL2D.-Dublia,s; Waterford. 3; Denaghadeu to - abou 4 000 tered f th' port Wh t b . tto 6d. t , qn. en or a . es su jec . 21to 24 at c4o. per quarter. In Beans or I'eu little stirring. performance of so sacred • duty, and thus peblicly tender o , e. le oofeed on. , 81 8 Lon. &8. Western, 544 4 tineillit andDesieb them our united most grateful and heartfelt thanks for their sio., Wale., a Daley, lIS I Do. New 301., 281 p r i a ,,,i 4 ,d .4 17004 1,1 - 4 ,1„17 ..... . ........ 20 4 ,,, 28 With Oats we were fairly supplied by . our farmers, Per barrel, and Oats and Barley 4d. per barrel brokerage, 2; Guernsey and Jersey, 1 ; French, 2; Flanden, 2; Hol m addition to the quotations. Prices to farmers : Wheat, land, I. generous exertions to save Us from the dreadful exile and Caledoni., 341 Man., Bus., & Mat, )1 Ditto prem,,,,,,,„,„,„,„„ arirmi.,:lia -- - to - fer which a steady sale was experienced at last white, new, per barrel of 20 it 25s 6d to 265. ,• red, 16s. to LONDON, Nov. 1.-Wind this day at noon, S. to S.S.W., confinement to which we had been condemned. la theism- Do. Ilalveal Midland, 107 4 BRANS, tick . .... -Is- .eid.. to week's prices, whilst fin foreign then was more inquiry, and 255. &I. Barley, per barrel of 16st., 13s. 65. to 15s. 6d. light breeze and fine clear weather. deavouring to expros Pay feelings towards these noblemen Chester & Ilolyhtmd Pref., 7 Do. -Rd. sh., 39] 441 Small to - in the businesa done rather Oyer previous rates was obtained. White Oats, per barrel of 14 st., 6s. to lli. 3d. ; black, 9s. RAMSOATE, Oct. 30.-S.S.W.-Sailed : Colony, Cape of Do 301. sh., 7f EUIAI36 29 9020 -3" 14 1 11 4 -t° - Wheat, Britieh, Northumberland, old, white, .68e. to 625. ; and gentlemen I would, as publicly and with the warmest E• D0 Ce°,..T 0 1 ct i e. . 1 2 , 51 , 1 . 6 1 t 443 9 -to - to 10s. 6d. Wheat Polish Odessa, 30s. ; blarianonle per brl Good HoPe. , Do. Con. Bast. &Bir. 0 per Ct., P° 33 . "U.. ••• red b4s. to 58s. ; new, white, 58s. to 62e.; red, , ~,, „,,, ~, ~,, 32. o b 2e. 27 o ' e• ' DIAL, Oct. 30.-N.N.E. ; p.m., S.W. 31st, SW. to gratitude, recogaise my obligations for the generoris manner On. Northero. 21 i 113 19 e nit. 111 le 40...boften to - ~.,,_, '7 Norfolk and Suffolk old white 60s '-- "- --el '' , e' s • w • l -°. .. •fo to eta, w de, in which her Britannic majeaty's government conveyed Gt. North of England, 217 North Bratlah, 241 a TAKES, old -to - new -to --Jorge ..... .-to - ....• t° '•e• ; ",,,,„ B „,' ~.,• per barrel of 14st., 12a.; black, 12s. India* Coro, per ton, W.S.W., fresh ; p.m., W.N.W., light.-Arrived : 30th, their sympathy by rending the splendid steam.frigate Ter- Do. New 4.0). ih., 33 I Do. Thirds, I Luau:. Baltic and Rural. lB 'Ur 48 te SO tO 645. red, 66a. to 605. ; new, w ' - ''' "'" ''' white, 91 • yellow, 71. to 8/. 10s. • Indian rible to Angola, thereby granting our freedom and restoring Do. New 30/. sh., 63 N. Staffordshire, 61 7 Mediterranean and Lima -t045t0 52 62a. • red, Hs. to 58a. ; _ Lincolnshire old, white, Me. William Bell, Quebec, and smiled for Shields. 31st, Meta, 0/ 55 . 'll 91 Fl 'fi l' lee d 1 . .; ye ow, . ear, per cwt., nos, ,s. to .. ; secon s, Corn Meal, white, Caesar, Berbice; Larch, Quebec, leaky, and tailed for Hull ; Ct. Weetern, 92 3 Shropshire Union, 1 Rumman tn tO our country and unfortunate families. New York, and sailed for Bremen ; Meteor, Charlotte, and Do. Halves, 55 0. E. & Dover, 27 1 Ensintro CARA., free of duty, per ton. 5 10s. to £ 5 15a. SS 59 40 ' ' 15995 1 5556 54 15 S 6 t° 644 ' • red ' 644 ' th 664 ' ; new ' Whit. ' 568 ' t° 60a, l leis honeholds, 13s. to 15. thirds Ba. to fia. 6d. Bran • red 545. to 575. Rye Norfolk and Suffolk, 34e. • ` -; - - oo l . ' Ma . rgaretha, St. John's, N. 8., and sailed for Hull ; Firefly, The persecutions and suffering' I bave undergone, alike Do. Fifth. 211 I Do. do. No. 4, 311 Liman, C.C.S Dutch and German g 4 Os ' 63 £lO °L t '36e H 1 N f 11; ISff lk 32s o._ per ton, br. 10s. w neaten meal, new, per ton, 121. Flour, Ditto }Tench and American ....... 8.- ZIO Oa. to all A, -° --• -ar et' , " ° an a°,- ' t° " w ' fer barrel, Canadian, 28s. Barrel Indian Cern Meal, 16s. to Prince Edward's Idand; Regulus, Quebec ; Ariel, Africa. affecting my health and fortune, being constantly sacrificed Do. New 171. eir 7 York, Newe., & Berwick, 30i to the liberty and service of my muntry, prevent me at pre. Hull and Selby, 9 Do. (Orio l e N ee . & D er e, no., American, per barrel 00961 b. 23 c o 23 Chevalier, 345. to 360; Northumberland and Scotch, 28s. 7'. Rani to f 22nd to 29th inst. : Wheat, 2,304 ; Bar- Poarsociont, Oct. 31.-W.-Sailed: William and Ann, sect visiting England, as I should have wizhed to personally Lutc. h Carlisle irds, 101 21 4 Drank and Hamburg 22 to 24 to 305.; Chevalier, 30s. to 32A. ; grinding arid distilling, 26.... . & Bombay ; John Williams, Cars and Hobart Town; Mar ley, 2,716 ; ts, 8,981. Canadian thank my generous defenders ; but, though deprived of that Lonc. & Tork., M. &L. Wths, Do. F.stervisan No. I (York & a. g Tet, bionduras. Newe.), 111 4 Preach, per seek of 2801ba.. free -t° - Northumberland and Sootch, potato, old, 28e. to 325. ; Newer, Oct. 29.-There is a further decline in the prices eatisfactioo, I assure them that the remembrance of their tk ,.l„,ti_,_ o ~ , Cowes, Oct. 31.-Sailed : Marion, Jamaica. Do. No. 2 (Sen. and Her.), ARRIVALS MO LONDON Mods dik oce To 30th OCT. new, 2.55. to 28a. ; common and Amgen, old, 268. to 295,; new, of the more common descriptions of farm produce, the mar SWANSEA, Oct. 30.-Sailed, 28th - Auricula, Quebec. noble eff ;rts will for ever rema:n engraven in the hearts of / „... d .: 4 ,,,,T,..:; 7 7;,,L1, , .., ° ,, 10 4 Qrs. Esllllsa * 555t5b. Iri°s ' l ' °.° ,l ° ' 20s. to 245. Peas, white, boilers, 41s. to 48a. Beans, 425. to plin at yesterday's morket being, in most cases, unusual y myself and family, and, as I trust, in the mem ary of all my L ou ., B r ie, & 8 , c oast . 32 4 , D o , 0.7.7. E. p orch ., 7G 8 Wheat 4632 I NEWPORT, Oct. 30.-8. W.-Sailed : George Richard, friends and countrymen. Lon. and 'N. Western, 1491 i Tork &N. Midland, 71 62 Barley 8 . I 4618 1 120 I Lisbon, Oct. 19. COUNT DE BOMPIM. In. New 1 1.6" 2 111 I Do. E&W. R. IL., /64 4 Oata 2229 I 1919 5917 4308 a the ualit bein serail of a 42a. to 435. ; Norfolk, white, 395. to 41s. ; households, 38e. higner than on Tuna y, 4 y R fre Y JERsET, Oct. 30.-Arrived : Flora, Labrador. Do. Fifth. 11 Boalogne end Amiens, 134 Floor, 2,927 sacks ; 3,244 barrels. Milt, 3,282 barrel. to fiffs o ; emends, 375. to 40s. • households, 345. to 33e. ; eetter description. White, lOs 6d. to 105.9 d. per cwt. ; aad OFF ILFRACOm WI, Oct. 31.-Joseph Cunard, Quebec. for Do. 40/. eh. M. & 8., 54 N. of Inure, 11 LONDON ArlaAortr.-Wheat, 565. 9d.; Barley, Me. 64. ; Oats, thirds, 30s. to 34e. ; households, 265. to 32a. Wheat, foreign, red, 91. to 10s. Flour sells without alteration in price at all wet " . CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT-Tnrs DAY. Do. 101. eh., M. &B. (A 4, 101 1 I Orleans and Bordeaux, 41 31s. 2d.; Rye, 335.; Beane, 425. I Id.; Peas, 34e. 114. Dantzic and Konigsberg, white, 58s. to 641. • red, 54e. to the mills, first being quoted at 18s. per cwt. ; second, 16s. ; " Deal - worm, Oct. 30.-W.- Arrived : Hannah, St. (Before the Common Serjeent) Do. lOC ah., M. &B.(8 , ley 1 Paris and Straebourg, 31 i IMPERIAL AVERAGES. s6s. Silesian, white,_ 565. to 635. ,• red, 's6e. to 69e. third, 14s. ; and fourth, 12s. American also remains at Do. lOC alt, M. Ss B. (C 1,4 4 West Flanders, li i John's, N.B. Sailed : Emma, Brazil. ATTEMPT TO OVERTURN • RAILWAY TRAIN.- Wilinyert I Wheat.' Barley., , Oara. 1 Rye. Beene a l Peak Mecklenburg and Foment:Om, white, 58e. to 641. ; 28s. Gd. per barrel. Oatmeal, country, Ih. to 12... per cwt., a STEER/AD, Oct. 23 - S.W.-Arrived : Rnolution, Ashcroft, alias Jameson, described in the calendar as a LIVIDIPOOL BALES, Ci,onea SO. &et 15 ... ... 149 s 8d:32, Niue 5d,53. M 42s 11 41s id red, Ms. to 61s. Hambure, Marks and Anhalt, white, and sales rather brisk ; machine manufactured, 12s. 3d. to Davis's Straits, with two fish. 30th, The Traveller, from per, was indicted for unlawfully placing d:vers I m p airkenhead, Lan.,&Ches.Jn. (late m czo f . „ l ) l ep er. I t L i nc e,, 4 , _ 23 ;;; ..; , 8 , 8 1 , 414 ,. 7 , 0 , 43G4 0488. 2c143. 34 414 el 665. tO 60s. ; real, 545. to 58s. Kiel and Holstein, white, 12a. 9d. Indian Corn Meal, 9a. per cwt., and in barrels, C. & lt.), 154 Davia'a Straits, arrived here reports as follows: Mary, of stones upon the Eastern Counties Railway, so as to endanger Do. 221. sh., 61 4 ilo. Pref., 13. 9d. d da at 6. 6d to is er 00. 2 364 94.33. 6112" 041 235 2 d) 43 . 7 0 45 ad 545. to 57e. ; rod, 625. to 565. Petersburg and Arch- les. 3d. each. Barley sold yester y . . . p Aberdeen, Sept. 25, clean ; I.;ord Gambier, of Hull, Sept 25, the safety of persons travelling by and upon the slid railway. E. Cement-4, 11 Midland, 105 ....-- 16 9 ........• ......... 5 191: 3d 2111 32 %. 64 411 i26. 32. l i t d d 66. 34 0 111: 3 2‘11 3s is tel angel, red, 40*. to 46e. Odessa, red, 465. to 48s. Polish, red, cwt. ; and Oats at 91d. to 91d. per stone. six fish. Mr. Serjeaut Wilkins and Mr. Bellantine conducted the Gt. Wester:, 5 p Do. 401. eh., 391 1 - 23 ... ... 53. 2d'Us 743330 so sea Odele 1 47. od 47, to 50. Rye, Russian, 325. to 345. Barley, Sad, 30s. KiRctuLDT, Oct. 30,-At our country markets this week SHIELDII, Oct. 30.-S.W.-Arrived: Marinus, Quebec. to 34e.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 26e. to 30e. Oats, Pomo- the quantity of pain shown is still moderate, and farmers PLYMOUTH, Ont. prosecution. Mr. Miller appeared for the prisoner. Lan. & York. Fifths (late M. and Do. Halve], 3et 30.-S.W.-Arrived ; Cleopatra, Syd- The indictment contained several counta, verying the le. Lai. & Eastern & Dover, 261 1 i weeks' Au. Aver. 53. iod 32s 481111 10d3ts adida 1444 a 61 (There are no dudes on Foreign Grain.) ranian feed, 21s. to 235. ; Holstein and Danish, 19s. to are reluctant sellen, at a decline of fully Is. per quarter on ney, C.B. Sailed : Wm. Forster, Namara, N.l'. offence. The Matement of the learned "meant, and " . .. i t"' r.'Wa5,,, d . ,.C.,... 1 w• W 1, 41 1 -1 7. ), 2 1 d 831886 "°• y i:r 36 : 96 "°: ei ti 1a - Prim. 'Sept 1111. 1 4ept. 25. Ont. 2. Oct. 9. Oct. 16. Oct 21. DEAL, Oct. 30.-Arrived from the river : Arab, Ceylon; I- to 483. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and expectations are • raL Here, tools ,we had small Lady Flora, Cape of Good Hope, and Madras ; Sisters, St. the evidence sodueed, was precisely the same as that Do. 7.•;, 4:8 ;7' 28 i p York. Newe.„ &Ber. (G.N.P.. par.) en gene adduced before Mr. Arnold, the magistrate at Worship- Do. Fifth., 9] p I d SS 9 ••• ••• - - Canada, duty paid, 275. to 295. The arrivals this week are • eupplias of Wheat and Oats, both of whicK were • • '' street, on Mooday last, and which appeared on the following Ib. (Manch. a Bina. Qrs. (A.), Gt Northers, 5] d ..B:.r '''' quickly J hn 3let • Terra Nova Algoa Bay • Sea Ni itch afternoon in the Erprees. The case haring so recently ap- 1 p / Hoddenfield Thuds, C. h8.,11d 64 3 ... ' "' Wheat, 2,195 qn.; Barley, 516, Oats, 1,720 ; Flour, taken off at fully last week's prices. Barley was in good Fernando Po; Majestic, Antigna; Chas. Chdloner, New 1 788 socks. supply, and, though readily sold, was Is. to N. per quarter Orleans. Sailed: The whole of the outward-bound ready for peered renders • repetition unnecessary, further than testate Yreeton and wne, 314 IN. Staffordshire, II 6 d 53 6 ... r NEWPORT, lots or WIGHT, Oct. 30.-There was a goo, cheaper. Wheat, new and old, 495. to 68e. per qr. Barley, me , that the prisoner had hid as many as 25 large ttones on the MANCHESTRE BALES, Orman 30. 49 6.....e...1 I ... down and up lines of the railway at Layton ; that the down Lane- and York. Fifths, 15-16 d B.E. &Dover No. 4, 31 13-16 d - ''' - show of Wheat at market to-day, at prices similar to last new, 275. to 33.5. Oats, new, 235. to 275. Oatmeal, Per bag Orr PoarLayro, Oct. 29.-Caesar, Berbice; Edmund, 01 ,... her „,... & ~ B ir_ 57 Had. and Man. Thirm, I 1A.16d ANDOVER. Oct 30 . - WkeaS w " offered at frown 13 k to week. Barley, le per qr. lower. Beans and Peas are of 2801 b., 365. to 37e. . rine ter ~ Richmond, V., for Bremen. train contained upwards of 200 persons; and the guard having Bandies. & somas:en, 35a. 6d. la Per Wadi wane Poor simples not making more than 121. scarce ;no alteration in price. Wheat, 60s. to 545. Barley, TRIESTE, Oct. 21.-As was anticipated, prime of Wheat FISROUARD Roan. Oct. 29.-Donegal, Quebec. noticed some stones lying on the up line, and finding, 7 4";••• , ',..,;:i 5 , - . 1 . 0 74 , Wait Riding, I 15.16 Barley in large quantity. 'Prices 'till gong down, finest 28e. to 345. Beans, 46e. Peas, 445. Oats, 235. to 265. per continue to advance, the last tranuction being a cargo of DtliuTUBS, Oct. U.-Arrived : John Wilson, St. John'e, from a grinding noise, that the engine had gone over rene N. gmer er a s ki m Ii i'd malting making but 345. per qr. ; good samples selling at quarter. Taganrog soft at 48s. 7d. per qr. f o.b, same having been taken N.B. subatanee, caused the alarm to be given, and upon the down BIRMINGHAM SALES, Ormata 30. 31. to 320. Oat' in supply egad to the demand, the lust line being examined several stones were found lying on it. lan. &N. Western, 149 Chester and Holyhead. 144, d potato Oats making 26". per qr.; sweet black, 235. to 24.. ; NoltwlCH, Oct. 30.-We hen /man to report rather •by one of our ruillen. There continued to be a good many CLYDE, Oct. 29.-Arrived : Protein, Porto Rico and New- Midland 6 r cent (Bristol and Shrew. & Mem., A, 21 d light offer of Wheat to-day from the growen, and but little -Mr. Mellor, on behalf of the prisoner, contended he had . . : common, 225. Beans, .48s. to 565. White and grey Feu Mario, Montreal. 30, Wanderer, Demerara ; Albion, Mon orden, both from the neighbouring provinces and the fonedland ; Mariner, Miramichi ; Eagle, New York ; On- Strophire Union. 21 d fro th h h• h ' fth et T I • d the general opinion is that prices will gradually m e mere ants, wic in conequenee o e flatness Ire ,ae no such intention as set forth in the indictment-that of 8ie 8 .7W0 5 1. 6 ,' 'ST Val., 31 j d S. Staffordshire, 2 4 maintain but week's prices. throwing the stones with intent to destroy the lives of his LEEDS BALES, Orme. 30. Anmsneao, Oct. 30.-We had a good rupply of all kinds en advance of , to . , . . . . of the leadirt marketa opened at, and maintained, advance further. Indian Corn has been held somewhat leis treat. Sailed: 29, James Mason, Mobile. fellow-creatures; that on the day in question the prisoner F. L ,,,,,,.,,,,... 7 , 4 N. British Hales, 104 of grain, with • brisk trade at about the prices quoted lut os per Quarter on me rates or this firmly, in mosequence of advice* from the Danube tbat large WATERPORD, Oct. 29.-S. to N.N.W.-Sailed : Lady had been drinking, and probably his mind, recurring to the no Oro, Sea ba. d Do. Third., 12a. ] 4 week. The best Wheat, however, was sold at N. to 3s. per " wa y, m se c ri, g 0 1 3 t. .. tbe h d d r r tati s Wheat : Black TEIGNMooriI, Oct. 29.-The Napier, from Jersey, is on The quantity offered . being mall, shirt , ents were making to this market ; still, however, Begot, Savannah. habits of his boyhood, threw down the stones, but not with aOt Northern, IL 18e. Cel. d N. Staffordettire, 23. 34e. d qr. dearer. Wheat, tier qr.. 501. to 60e. Beans, 40e. to Ms. Itt sold, and barely supplied the wants no ing is a aune ou quo on . of tho buyers. A few lots of foreign on sale toolay, Sea, soft, 475. U. to 435. 7d. ; Marianopoli, soft, 47a. fid. to shore on Sand Bank, inside the bar, but is expected off at criminal or wilful intent. Therefore, there was no pretence bum sa York. Mina In. 4 North Wodern, 541 d Barley, 30s. to 335. Oats, 2N. to 35e. Peas, 50s. Boilers, 56e. Do. W. Riding Union, 34 6.35. d /theft Bother., & Goole, 41 4 which commanded the same advance, as also some few lots 495. 2d. ; Danube, soft, 38s. sd. to 465. 2d. ; Taganrog, soft, the ipring tide. to say that he intended to destroy the livn of hundred.s York, Beene., & ner.No. 3 (New BATH, Ott 30.-Our umrket was well suPplied with from the neighbouring counties per railroad. There is a dis- Min 24. to 475. 5d.; Romelia,soft, 40e. 3d. to 41e. sd. ; Egyp- MARTPORT, Oct. 28.-The Mary Arm, from Dublin, on of his fellow-creaturea,-Seeeral persons gave the prisoner Lee_o . * Th 1 " 14 . : 386; 1 6 9 1 4 13ar.), par j d Wheat, and a fair quantity of malting Barley ,• but grinding position to purchase Flour, Lo.b., at full la Per Sack MOTO tlaa , softt 31 e 10 d. to 335., per imp. qr., Lo.b. Indian Corn : shore near here, has been got off and into the harbour. an excellent character for humanity.-The jury,. after a " YORK BALM, °Croats 30. qualitim were scarce. Of Oats, Beans, end Peu there was money. Barley not quite so good a sale as heretofore. Other ahort consultation, found the prisoner Guilty, saying IheY Ot. Northern, 21 3). 3s. 1 Tork, New., & Bar. FL., No. 2 (late but a short "apply, yet sufficient for the demand. There sorts of spring corn were in fair request, at slightly improved - sr had not agreed as to the terms of recommendation to mercy. L e i ces t er ma B e dford, IL 1 New Beres.). 91 101 AVERAGES, FROlf THE " LONDON GAZETTE" OF FRIDAY LAST -The Common Serjeant said he was going to do that which EDINBURGH SALEX, Onosta 20. wss a much better feeling on the part of buyers, and most rates. Oats Is. per qr. dearer, 421bs. per bushel fetching Edin. end Newport, 51 ] deecriptions of grain sold on ratber higher term". Wheat, 30s. to 31s. per qr. Peu and Bean realised quite ai muth w Klialt. EARLEY. , OATS. I RYE. BEANE . PEA!. be had never done before-that was, if they had agreed to a Cadeilonlon. 15 Do. New Reg., 18s. 111. Rd. 52e. to 58.. ; malting Barley, 31s. to 365. •, grinding, 300. ias last week. Wheat, white, per 621 bis., 58s. to 625. per qr.; DISTRICT& Owen. A.M. Queries avnase Itteanan Assess. Ws. /00M, ramerees Average or., a, recommenistion, he should pass the same sentence as if no lweaw,... ~._W . Yeeth„,_ New , 13 4 Great Nortbern. 445. 45.11 d. Beans, old, 58a. ; new, 505.; boiling Peas, 565. ; grey, 48e. red, 51s. to 555. Barley, malting, 32a. to 335. ; grinding, recommendation Was made. The sentence of the court was, Em e . ; . :Xl• G l e Z ef N. BOUM, 24 236 per qr. 28 e• to 30 * Oats, 275. to 315. Beans, 365. to 42a. Peas, Loadu .........- .................. meni le 2631 35 ' 1812 26 13 33 9 922 43 1 335 51 2 that he be imprisoned and kept to hard labour in the Howe Do. Halves, 121 Z.Do. Ctrs, 70s. 71. &L 309 86 161 33 1 46 24 21 43 4 10 42 10 of Correction tor two years. Edin. & Norther& 181 174 Do. Thiele Reg, 23e. U. 26e. BEDEOZD, Oct. 30.-The market was well supplied with 345. to 365. Flour, fiziehouseholds, Lmb o per sack of 28011 m, 1in3r319 , 375., purchasers finding sacks, and taking one month's die- Herryordrhire Ewes 711115 64 2459 32 109 24 91 31 - 0 213 36 8 • 156 47 9 Do. New Reg., 32. 641. 31e. I Scottish Central, 23G 21G Wheat, and wee gold readily at an advance of le. to 2a. over 22311 U 5614 33 233 23 1 29 38 3 16 50 II 1 21 50 2 GLASGOW SALE& Omega. 29. last week. A steady trade for Barley, at prices equal to het count. Retail, 2a. Id. per stone. Buckinghamshire RAILWAY LA BOURERS.-oWing to the relaxation inw e d e ,m BB . 35 Ot. N. of &maim& 32.64. week. The supply of Oats was quite in proportion to the de- Norrmotiou, Oct. 30.-Our market to.day has been but Oxfwdshße -.........- ...... of the v orks on the railways now in the course of construe. Do. New, 20a. Di Manche. & South, 7. 6d. mend, and prices the same. Beans and Peas scarce, and not 2631 34 1506 36 1 I 00 24 I 86 0 13 51 11 10 48 0 thinly supplied with Wheat; and tbs farmers being unwilling t o _ y l l tehlre lion in the neighboarhood of Leeds a great number of the Dundee & Minoan New, No. 3, IN. British Thirds, 27. Ild. ss. • much inquired for. Wheat, 30s. to 31s. ; old Beans, 3- , shire 3339 54 5433 34 101 24 1 43 0 79 , I 7 8 10 43 0 21 41 0 10 41 0 I Scottiah Central, 33 to sell except at advancing prices,lthe few millen Who supplied ""` new, 27e. to 28e. per load of 5 busheh. Barley, 31s. to 365.; o , o teemseives could only do so at ls. to 25. over last week', S o u : o m i t. ...... ___. ..... ........ men hitherto employed upon these undertakings :have been ..., 4 !• • •___fel; „.,___, o , 8. E. & Dover, No. 4, 41 se 13 1 l 196 21 1 60 36 11 12 50 2 thrown out of work, and are now to be seen in the public B iz:a - ,-,,-;;;; ;,-; Oats, 21s. to 245. per r. -•-• rates. Barley was in better supply, and the turn in favour hue: 1430 52 537 14 , 236 21 ... ... 15 46 9 66 39 10 streets and highways totally unemployed. The wages of OrTOBEI 30. BOSTON, Ott. 30.-Sthroely any rain at market tad% f o ro f in the m b . ,y to er s . B. o . ats whi an te d , B 6 e4ns . to a 6o. l3out as nar las l t e w y 7e 3 k i.. Wh o ea ss t . ,. D.6.ld. Hants. lllll 34 1 922 33 297 24 '•• "' 55 51 1 73 39 9 these people have untelly been high-for the most part Celedoni. Nee, L. eg, ti a , u m , ro d south, y r. 8 , 2. Farmers have not pressed sales:at al this week ;Sosillers, w 3e. N. British Thirds, 28e. 29. are generally out of stock, had to give an advance of Is. to MI6 61 1 SS6 51 1 330 24 ... double that of agricultural labours-but we fear that their Dundee and Perth Qn., 4 Oats 21s. to ?As •ld 30 to 355. Beans, new 50e. • I:* "" bfra- - •-•- - Paisley, Bareh.,"& Bullet, 355. ~ 0 , s. fag 57 1 WI 31 731 21 " Owning - ... ... .. ... ... ... savings have generally been very inconsiderable, and tbat on Earn- and 0. 1 .11v_ .a. w. 96 16 Olugow end U S. B. and Dover, Ne. 4, 41 2s. per qr. from Wednesday . 's prices for the best umples this ..„ old, ' sBe. essoweelddre 1778 57 1 1 1331 S 4 964 23 ... ... 1 126 44 7 11 66 e the approach of w i n ter, an d t h roug h Be d eem ., men th e they 07.., KiL,and An Halves, NO. 2, York, Newe„ & Bee. (ot. N. of morning- Beene are lees Inquired fort and relit" erneier '-'' PETRRBOROLI3II, OCt. 30.-The supply of Wheat is good, em o momigeme....... l4O 34 1313 32 I ... . . ... ... , ... ... will be ineolved in great distress. On the ilarrogate and fi. Lee. ed. England Par.), 8i purchue ; o thers are so few Oats offering, that prices are Ins- and them le . 3e . it fut . up I, of . grain. whey, 1 ... ousimmak . 1889 55 1 820 St eie 23 ... ... 1 144 33 7 iil 45 - 3 Church Fenton line, it is said, that one-half at leut of the ---= tained. Wheat, red, 48e. to 62a. ,• fine, 1145.; white, 50s. its bad condition, meets a P dull sale &Amu week's price. Bar- Harehrindre 175 54 73 33 .- ... 1 13 40 I workmen have been discharged. Oa the Leeds and Dews- TALLOW.-The market is steady. Petersburg to 54a. ; fine, to:s6e. Oats, 20s. to 235.; old, 25e. Beans, ley fully as dear. No change in the value of Oats. Old ash. _ _ _Wwww o Withe 1931 35 412 36 S3O ii 42 - 5 I 13 98 . 11 11 49 3 ban, line the men generally continue at work, as that rail- y.C. on the epot, 45e. 3d. ; all the year delivery, 445. 6d. 445. too 475. • old, 64e. per quarter to the growers. _, Beane in demand at an advance of ls. to 2s. per quarter. ttoe 37 1 341 33 10 33 ... ... ... ... way is near its completion, and will open In the spring ; but January to March delivery, 45e. ltd. CANTERDIIRT, Oct. 30.-We had a very large show w Currency to the_growers : Wheat, new, 46a. to Me or • 1555a5ildre 763 36 1 , 1899 36 14 19 - - . • d 3r.; awake 670 55 36 S 5 26 33 ... - . ••• - ._ on the Leeds and Think line the numrs employed are gra- _____ Wheat, and a good demand for all sorts othe prices of the fine, 645 ; old, aos. to 541 ; fine 66e. • Barley 325. to on. ; D a tion 317 57 536 37 101 27 1 ... ... ... ... dually, though not rapidly, diminishing. PRODUCE. -MINCING-LAWS, Half -past Two.-- preceding week were full d y supported, and in some instances fine, 36e..; Oats, new, 20'. to 22a. • "' - e, .; o , . ' nu 24s t ld 28e to warshhabire 3293 57 783 35 1 329 34 ... ... 125 33 6 ,:e* se s : d i SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE.-On Fri- The public sales advertised for to-morrow embrace a variety la. more was given. 01 white Wheat, 675. to 60e. ; new, 305.; fine, 33e.; Beans, 545. to sthi. la4seilenatre 1579 CS 941 36 293 27 6 35 I ... ._3 ell 0 -. , sir 150 hhds West India, 5011 to 575. • brown 46s to 50s. Barley 335. to 365. Oats, _ .0.. Nentimplan 31 - 0 Ili 31 3 Y4ll 63 f ''' , l,ll 4 day night a publics discaesion took place, in the lugs room of article' of importance, ris. : Seger, . _ . , , . _ , rurwoarg, Oct. 30.-The somewhat fit Mer tone of toe Ar o m a 116 31 - at the Corn Exchange, Wakefield, between Mr. E. Miall 6,000 bags and 400 casks Maunton, and 1,000 bags Bengal 21s. to 26e. , 33e. to 355. you, 41s. a. ,“ I n Mark-lane market during the week has reduced holders of Guinn 696 3.4 ... 20 29 .- - ••• ... ... it SO 4 .. and the Rey. J. Taylor, hsud master of the Free Grammar Monsen; 350 casks of Mauritius Coffee, 8,000 bags Costa Coluisti, Oct. 30 . .-We had a large supply of Wh . d . Whest lets anxious sellers and millers being unwilling to H School of Queen Elizabeth, at Wakefield, on the subject of Rica, and 2,600 bags Ceylon ; Cocoa, 800 bagu chiefly our market thie , which sold at last week a p buy, unless at reduced rates, but little business was done 23'11 134 47 II . - -1. Is • 11l 40 1 ,:r AG' 7 ~. the se ' feh eel and state. Then was a very no- Bahia ; Rice, 10,000 bags; Pepper, 1,000 bap; Salt- Barley and Oats were in liberal supply; the latter Ng paration 0 II Bout i m. B arns here to-day. The sales of raaltang' Barley were on rather °W.* BOll 33 • 9131 II 450 23 - - 79 40 I i 7:-." 341 t 45 0 i - ; 1 merows auditory. Mr. T. M. Carter elieleisi ma umpire on petre, 1,200 bap. TIMM, hall not . appeared to be for about 6d. leu money. Rye as per o . . . _ Nora& 11729 33 Isoo6 32 376 13 If 4.5 .- 1 3a3 31 I, • 74. 46. 9 V/ the occasion. Mr. G. W. Harrimm actin as chairman on any dispmition to puschase by private oonezaet and You none. Flour, per stone, 2a. 41. to 25. 6d. Oat- eneleT ten*, gentling sanlPles still eantiatle owes. Of 4yeacaulc Outs, Beans, and Peas we have still but a limited gullibly, mow. 12936 lb 1695 39 3617 $4 1646 35 4294 12 219 23 3 40 0 128 69 ~, ..... behaJf of Mr. Miall, and Mr. R. Halpin in the like cape- to-day, in the fees el the above announcement for meal, 2e. Ryenassl, ls. Bd. Barley, ls. ed. Wheat, white, 14448 57 3100 SS 1749 DI 633 3 SSO 49 1 .49. 41 1 ••• ''.'-• city for Ms. Taylor. Each spawn was allowed three to-morro , w bat theassh wire firmness shown, both new and old, 22a. to 2U. ; oo red, to n l e u w . m an! p old ota , Zl o‘ .. t., to u n& ew. w r l,th.. 65. • ; ge re et . l as ik inan to A l WkSa ßule S T , , nua ldli tici ta, , Pe pa r 10.1 , Z;: , 1 3 21 2.. _ . to to T ummur eddire e 1072 60 70 34 717 14 ... quarters of an hour tor his niers% with two - ne by buyer, sad sellers, Wiled prior to the monetary Barley, new and old, Ile. . 75 93 6 36 151 34 - ••• •-• ' •-• • Joinders, of twenty minutes each. Mee Mimi= lead between*, geunament and the bank. The 95. to 10s. ; old, lle. to 124. ; mum, Bs. 6d. to 9s. 6d. 34 42. n. s t. • gein os tlint e l s da . CmalmeMed 571 38 764 14 315 15 1 . II 44 II i 4 51 1 . closed two pro tion were put to tbe oesiting ,OW SAM- rate asswant will dawn &sok any wild speculation in Rye, 16e. to 16e. : u t0 . 3 . 25 t0 . 48. 0 a!, country, 22e. to 25e. rem, Weelimrdwail- Iferthemberlend 3501 66 1745 SI MI Sa - ... - ..• at 26 6 52 II i ... ... Then was a fair supply of Wheat "LADINO, Oct. 30.-The supply ot Wheat this day was imatkam.. ll6l 59 114 13 ••• ••• ing the views enunciated by Mr. Midi, the other dun of artiehe, while ilb• yaw= lama= the wer of backers Citutanroun, Oct. 29.- 643 33 1 i eel 34 632 la ... - Mr. Taylor. The show of hands was ia favour of the absii- and dlismot boner * aiird to their cue- at whet thin day for the mason, but having many buyers sreall, considering the time of the year, for which there was wake.. ______ _____ ____ . -... tion of state interference. taro in 14#11imio WIN Ws et ssalhane. visas absiassel telly 21. per qr. ; Ras whits nods 51s. to s a *hit ;tenand, al tap aks sass sr lagt week. A imp , wail, mime. lOW U 1 WI 1 a 11872 1111 4 1417 IS 9, NM V 1 Will Y s V ' 11