The Express. — London, England, 1847-10-04 00:00:00

. - . . . . , . .• ~... , . .. , . . • - - -- .. . . ... .- .. . ` . • - • ---3-- •-•-- - . y l . : 1 ; / . .. • (2,--.- ..-- .e -e-<; ' '.-- ,aO- - i-.--- , - 7,/../- - ,.&€__,z - , , / / . - ---../- / - • '../„.,... .2:7' - e - . 4"." -- , -..--e - ,,c-0 1- 1.....2.--- Ge - Z-• . • 0r,. 0 2.„.-13 . d--4?---- , ‘,. . , . ./ . 1... , G"L° ICAL MINERALOGY.-Mr. TEN- was arrested, he signified his submission to the antho as e meow. cotest et Loewe. er. RINK- rities, but expressed an intention of going in the 30s. Malt, 88s. to 70s. pee qr. Oats, per stone of 14114., Went= Fsta.-Already Hops from pantheist, Altos, 12d. to 130. Flour, per sack of 2801bc, 425. to 45e. Crondall, Bentley, and othm Hop.growing districts, are Nee?. ;•-ge..t7 tali:tate tno study of flEOLtitiY, and daily , ar li nviee . at W • eybDl, reedy for the approaching fair on Ille e ? a , r e " c i l h a id7iinend Suhater.en. In tho Aar& rt. seems. evening to the theatre. He was informed that if he N, Oct. 1.-Tke supplies of pain to ou market are il 13th :eq. Some stele; ate that there will not P "I""ceig:4,-...Tes se e 1 : . ,'v'',.',',71!:"''X . ,7" - 4," 5 "',"71,ft!,...", ; 1 , 1 Z - , 0 1 ", left his own palace he would be committed to the . -- .good, D fli m el the tendency of prices ont:c m other s;d y e ir the water MI e el sloe. 1. . 7 ,ISEDN ‘ , 5„ . ,,,., ‘ , g . , t ,,,,..h.y. Further puttee/am may he Obtained at Castle of St. Angelo. • bei n g d ow nware, has produced a alight correepoad . in . sr p te , isi., _ te e m l e e - r t e , t . il a g n an half . th or e giant ty . thet were bought last year, th , r be' then ban A 000 pockets e•r sale Some am* re'eeeeila. 'Riau Collo" Lino.. OM 2, une R. iv. 6 * lw eela Teereiel Letters from Berne of the Nth say that prepare sea o .ae . • a slow • le d , t i t for . W el d er p Per rice b s arre . T i h e e n fo O lroting ° w th as er th ar e li g el e e :e ar ra e l I l''' r h "; ' SUFM . .X rld !C . itt,1..1.-..T\ Ch' 31UTU AL LIFE ASSURANCE Lions for hostilities are everywhere active in the liberal --- t . ...... currency :-Wheat, red, 245. to 275. ; white. 2es. to 29e. i e s- n - t growers supply the theicisnee. The .• err. No. 71 . lihV a lllim ' atra ' 4- Ma aaka ' r ., hea ' . ay , cantons. The cantonal government of Vaud has oer 280 lbs. Oats, les. 6d. to 12s. 9J. per 194 lbi. Barley, opinion is gazuthg . gro Me un tb d i' th 7 a7th: Ll :s c"ada t aainpl:s ' o u i n tt leta tee f t u h l e t se s s ins moat dee on Nth March fse 104. e rr cwt. dryer than last year. The present priced f 1846 is 6/.Ba. to GI. 155. per cwt.; fur ._-_, 11° ,..... 1 1,,,,,me tee mentors of tith RELIANCE &Mk:TT - Pie the issued decrees calling under arras all citizens between s. • 13s. to les. 9J. per 224 lbs. Oatmeal, 134.1 to 16s. per l ' ke for Farnham ' n -- - . ewt. Flour, seconds, 17s. 6d. to 18s. 6d. per cwt. lachan countn, 51 . to s i• Ige• Tr - e ter l ..._ ______,22__ 7 -- , rel o.oe. ea. ,. 04,t...1 red. ., ie .. \ Lei .. 17 and 60. A general review . was to have taken Ar o. s. . 4 o j LONDON, MONDAY EVENINQ, OCT. 4, 1817. f3a. Corn, per qr. of 480 lbs., 26e. to 38s. .... i y. r i er fie. 2, 1 74.1 rzw, 2 einni , on. Do ss w eil ti r t e . Kehwi rr.r ar . place on Sunday kat, in the chief towns of the re- sl 04 ... Bszrstr, Oct 1.-The weather is dry and Tory fine, and WOOL.-Lost Dos, Oct. 2.-Extensive failures - -1 t grierT. -- 3 oo , --- io o lekii - r set spective district& At Berne, Mr. Peel, the English - iill - " g ' - ii - 00 . el 13 01n 4 0 301 minister has become a sort of ular idol This End Bewicke and Co., 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Braddyllei 6d. to 15. pu sock mod barrel en Flour; ld. to 2d. per the crops see now secured in good order, even in the a very fiat appearance, and scarcely a rale has been made. ma 3-5 .; t 1 831 A I ..; 0026 e3 a a 3 0 -. ' . P ° P ' - Hann, 20e. Gd. ; Walls End Haswell, 21a. ; Wrels End bushel an Oates end le,per loadonMese, Boansaslast quoted. latest districts. Fanners' Wheat In fair supply, and prices have caused the market for both colonial ane foreign to have le d !el ~ thith 1 66 0 0 46 13 418 9 4 . 18 enect is not owing so much to any actual measure, on Hetton, 20e. ed. ; Walls End Stewart's, 201. ed. ; Walls Eud Writ rather cheasse. On the wtode there is more must be quoted about Is. per cwt. lower. Irish Flour is M e. _ j__- eeez ~e m e me a , ,,,,,,,, tsp.,' i grng ,, the put of our minister, as from the contrast he pre- Tees, 205. ad.-Ships at meeker, 101. steadiness in the nide. Prices; Wheet, per Miami of unchanged, but in limited demand; American is 2e. prr ;meet !i t i . Eng o l f is lu h . th w e ee t u ran ar s e ac h. tiox iy are ..p q p u o i r. te ed ea a A r n ets .v i al. l sea thi l s e, w e e n a d eteryeewlea w II E. SBORNE SMITH, Semotary. gents with M. Bois le Comte, the minister of France 7011ta., English, white, 81. 3d. to 81. 90. : red, 7s. 9d. to fes, , lower. Barley sells at last week's rates. The demand for , , ----7.-BEKTS :MAN ()FACTURE of WATCHES who hasrendered himself at once odious and contempt- CORN.-MARE-LANE.-This morning's ripply of Irish, red, 7., It lo 7s. Pd. Barley, per bushed of 60 lbs.. pm, b.. fallen off, and prices . moat be quoted Is. per cwt. BRADFORD, Sept. 30.-There is no improvement in the ire 2,584 bales colonial, 650 bodes foreign. t o -, 'Alt ible. Mr. Peel hasremained at his past in, Berne, main- Wheat, by land carriage sample, from Essex and Suf- gr o sndjUff, ;e• eri to in. Oats, per bushel of 4611 m., Eat. hurt*. Oatmeal has also &closed fully 3d. per cwt. Indian Wool market, either is demand or priest. The stocks in E.„ sal CLOCKS la volt:it:1 ha three . 21 , r t a rate, ~ ch, and fin* Irish, 3a 4.1. to 34. ed.; . erish kiln- Corn has scercely been so saleable ; but in the early put of eatma,,,.., ea 'at 'lls e; ~.,tl5 dtt ie tle -pi "lout:14o: tai • th 1 lati fd' 1 t' b • folk, was very short ; that from Kent was rather more liberal, II le, o w l mng e usua re one o ip erne ic tailless te replace them at present prices &aka by the producers. .„,„„ ee rtem s ; FP.-----,....•- - ruhthrustial and acciustigg i chiA direr levee 5tr ,,,,, d , a and social courtesy with the members of ,the govern- but still only a moderate one. For the former an advance dried runs, 3a. 2d. to b. 4d. Peas, per 6 imperial bushels, the week prices declined fully ss. per ton ; and at U. 10s. per . . the hands of the staplers are small, and they are not anxious En ''''''-' " 17 -42 en i holes ate ralreas.-ORN • of 3s. to 4a. per qr: wu established upon the rates &this day whit 4 boilers, as. te 465. Flour, per sack of 2801 M, ton a oonsiderable quantity of prime yellow was depend of. -al * " r° ea• isethet. Y--- „.. - A a j w i. T a t,..b... ,cloor Towel: Ariel. meet to which he hu been accredited. M. Bois de week ; but the Kentish factors could not exceed the prices e, 1d b k being scarce, fetch higher pri . English and Irish, fine, SW. to 41s. ,• superfine, as. to 48s. ,• Considerable arrivals having since taken place, prices must Lem's, Oct. 1.-There is a continued depression in the HE com plete success of LEA mod PERRLNS' Comte has been generally absent, making tours in the of that day by more than Os. per qr. There was rather an estrel• f ee• to 4 / 3 s. Ostmeal, per load of 2401b5., Reglishand &pin Se quoted ss. per ton lower this day, a ai l on ly a ji. foreign Wool trade, and as the businees done is so extremely WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, le impertlag mos t, Um t throe cantons of the Sunderbond, and, as is believed at esneesesetedw sL,,, its e ` e "„ t ir, d ,;; f er, i s ie r, LT es '' s s . :',,Si c s i7.7.l Berne, usingauch influence as his office gives him to I increased demand this morning tor foreign Wheat, at an no- Irish. 32a. to 335. provement of ls. to 2.5. per qr. Selected sample' of maleiog Meausououou, Oct. 2.-Wheat of finest quality did nM mind business done. Prices of cargoes sad parcels in limited, prices are merely ISOlLinel. 1 Ise ' demand for English store per ton : Wheat Irish red, old 1U to 121 10s • Wool is limited to the immediate wants of the =aurae per qr. more money, but other qualities make more than 56e. to 58e. per qr., very good samples going melielea r a ir ea. -- the - Ten senora derthod that ha. ath'ea foment division in the wavering cantons, and ,to Barley brought Is. white, 111. to 111. 10s. Oats' Irish, 71. , lOs 'to 81 13 ley' .' tunas, who hold light stoeks of it. In pricis there is no r i nti- i gerlariaLe to emery other Mid of them. taring_ induced puttee .__ _„_ „_ , were not dearer. Oats sold slowly at about the same terms at 525. to Sh. ; moderate, at f r om 4S e to 60s. B ar ley i n goo d 61. 10s. to 71. Oatmeal, 121. to' 14/. Prime yellOw Indi al. 'in . alteration. . d . my o _ denim aed mil SPURIOUS IMITA. suenginen the league. The haughty demeanour ne as last week. Peas were scarce, and 2s. dearer. Beans un- request. Some heavy and fine samples reached 38e. per q ; barrel, IGe. to 17s. ; Indian Coro, white, 91. 10s. to 91. 15e. ; request. good, for malting 3-ss. to 86e • ; grinding, 325. to 34a. Beals Corn, 81. So. to 81. 10s. hint, 91. 10s. to 91. 15s. ; ditto, par LEICESTER, Oct, 1.-Woola continue firm, an in g rift:lntim of p 2;hlcli Will bear c om f artme a wlth the genuine. but aiu. affects towards the fedenal government, and the fiip- altered in value. Noe, L. and P. einte , "°"°"' s w T.:*„,:2lr,ttah.":. oa all ocoadona to aak or pant and inconstant course he has pursued, has BRITISH. 51111 Mis We Ilczweb scarce ; top price, 545. to 58e. per qr.; lowest, gig. to 48s. Meal, 101. 10s. to 111. ; ditto, per banal, 17s. to 18s. LIVEEPOOL.-Considertng the extreme pressure in the e• reeesetioll te Wear, Essex and Kent, red 34 to 248 to 60..,wh1ie..... 52 to 611 to 62 4°4.11 " RISS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, LEA AND PLR • brought both himself and his country into discredit in Norfolk and Suffolk. 52 to 36 to 38_ do 34 to 58 to 010 Peal rather scarce, and selling at an advance of from Is. to Cosa, Oct. 1.-The arrivals of for e ign gm,* a ltho u gh money market, and the numerous large failures which have eie to wo thg thar esia . are mem the label and patent caP of the Switzerland. wanes ;flees or lituffiNk) 6O to 64 2s. pee qr. Oats found ready purchasers for all good samples, not so extensive as those noticed iu our last, have been to a been announced, our market has been leas affected than bode. ' t m aas taeumayereumet. Letters received in Berne from the French frontier Conte & Lin., resl... ,- io -to --white-- -to- to - at • rue of from ed. to la. per qr. fair extent, and have consisted principally of Indian Corn. might have been expected, and althnogh the business done s' 4lb " b """ PrieW "* &‘ * 44"4l r" . ciLe.... and Blackwell. and Northumb. and Scotchdo. -to -... do ..... -to- 15 - NEwCASTLII-01ATTNE„ Oat. 2.-We have Mil to note a The trade in Wheat, owing in a great measure to the dull has not been large, still the trade keeps taking for their im- Word meet London : Bartle) 311 , sone. . . isoss ss,sposss ,„ announced the expedition of a Convoy of waggons, Irish do -to do advises from the English side, has exhibited less animation, mediate wants. There is a little inquiry for Alpaca. Scotch ether ethuen and merchants, London ; and by the to - s'' - continuance Of fine weather. To-day, however, WO are mews in ..them universally. with field pieces, muskets, and munitions of war from R n" . n ...t...- --. W -- threatened with rain, mid should we have a fall It would s.AIItZT, r e vumg -to --distilling 28 to 30 to 32 . and prices have receded to the extent of fully la 60. to 2a. doe" not come forward freely, still the demand is anything the_arse e nal of Besancon tor Lucerne. per barreL Barley has declined 6d. ---------'7- HAIR. ROWLAND'S eitilLlittleN 5 - Uniting 33 to so cievaii „ 3 , to 36 5 t .,,,_ prove of essential nuke to the Turnips and pastures which . to 9d. pee barrel, but but active. Imports , Foreign, 1,659 ; previously, 50,007; Di s t,. . ••• _ to _ . e ....jd t o h a , su ir oio d ser i ous l y e y t e e late droug e te. our • brisk trade is doing at the reduction. The price of Oats total, 51,566. Scotch, 162; previously, 10,509 ; total, 10,671. NJ MACASSAR OIL nouri-bes the HA IR to its embryo state, &CO& Th Swiss Federal Gazette says that it was reported . s , . ..... - to- .Ikotesh otcg ...HAAT to - advice' from the south, received during tie week, have also has receded to the extent of 6d. per Morel, and there is HOcaDALE Sept. 29.-The Wool market has been leas activity in the trade than of late. We quote the current moderately bksk, and • deal of business has been done, at hates It, c fowth, au:taloa It In matort),.. j airl et r, .. d atln .n ues , the pr...cmion 0 . ii „,,, L .,,,,,, that M. Ochbensein had declared that the last nom MALT been generally M a declieing tendency, the reduction on 84 to 56...dna, pale.- .. 50 to G 2 42 to 44 Winn , being et ,,, ed eeriotegy et free , 4e. te de. pa quarter. frr-on•board rates 110 6d. to I le. 9.1. per barrel, the mode much the same prices as before. p ar t o d 4ll " s 7o? A'r enan * ll 'll` fe. y at ne 'tal a ni'i t d l 7i l iolit c. nia ' t tm ili.g . .l,l4ll ,4 acarl it ui w t . l I T, . from Lord Palmerston, delivered to him by Mr. Peel, Psaa. ll , z ue 40 to4o Od-maple o. payment being cash on the delivery of bill of lading, the ad . was not in accordance with the previous note. "Is -to - imperial -to - The farmers, bewares., at the same time, have manifested usual method of settlement by bill being . aleogether out of the rii PVils ItiTgerias!y -The i1.m... snide hth the at White 42 to 40...b011er5. i e &OWL ANDO MACASSAR 141." on the unpin %m at t t t. it right," asks that journal, "to act thus to- Bears, Mangan- se to ss. Alek 3B to 0...01d 44 to 40 much reluctance to accept this declension ; sea, as coun ts.: family' bettl'' ( le? "n 7,,, ll ':; s a rifa.:Ld' ~a . L on d on ; . ards our president ?Is there any mystification /farrow 38 to 40 asaall 40 to 43.. old 46 63 50 men' stocks must be getting bar, we should not be tarp and the ea- 1 is el u „ lied question. Freon-manufactured Flour 111 in brisk demand, k sound and equable state. In the absence of English buyers say p ee t„ale. rola y tenth.. ne . .., - ~. ~ we aye had a fair demand for Wool from the Netherlands. - to - -hew win ,... tor - , 7 1 - 10• •••ohl t.4 - 213t m o o, i , t 0... find o a f co te ni mpor equeos ory ral . ly °conning in the trade, bat any ad- . FP S. leB r.' "' '"° °°' lB umf"°°. r°r Our domestic manufacturers have also been more in the mar au by all Awrolste arm loenwes• or roupd'eltat? We demand explanations. Switzer- T Rl . e ut serso r ", w yse S s lrlll ----Now ready lud has a right to know if she is sported with or sienes cum, per thousand SUMMERLY'S ART-MANUFACTURES, dified. „ N . , ae , at mu eiftiOnStalMea Otis mooning we kod • Ismsatex, Gat. 2.-We had a veto large supply of Wheat now cratenners far almost every descrintion of Wool, which, . anlgnsel by snoaws4 ft , •41141e assists my nous. Town-made, &timed' 48 to 49 -fine hoasehold 42 to 40 supply of W wars, and, not Zat market to-day, and a good suendanos of buyers, both mil- but a few years ago, they were not. Flosses, kicks, lambs', kißlDrl3 IIetsTAND. tO es., and PAPLA WEIGHT. oBy -- - 1 MeriaminahMalle,...,.. oto 13..5e1ig5,............ oto 44 Wiscalphe , ai EHAIIIMIKSHIMManigt *ay. homerese snarl oa Os 1110145 m, midnkis Weak awe all !MUM, line. 5 M -J u; .B - 11. .1.1.011.,C3D. 18,.. IGold Medal of Soc. of Arta) COMMERCIAL & MARKETS. Nortlnslibigland, LincOln, said Todishire Sures Sad Emit -to - Utah - ta_ - advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. Choice goads Country red meet ruled extremely dull • finally it wee cleared ata small VAT S F,It t • 40'21N 0110 ' i Konrodiall. By It. Balsas's, A.B.A. _....- FOREIGN. - ''' brought Ma,' and general ram 68s. pits v., 031 b. per redaction in price from WeLogday. Oats continuo to eases CArnE, 8:c. - SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock. - efiItVWOOD PR ACICE'f S. Rs lb Duos Tbe late. ES sa. MONEY MARKET lic crry INTELLIGENCE. WnlaT. Bubb 119214E1Mberit --; 54 Ps S 8 flee -to 60 bushel. In foreign a fair Mango was done, and late prices in large queotities, and bought freely at a similar reduction, We have very nearly as mane Beasts as op Monday last, and were reaaily realiaed. For Flour there was a falr steady in. Barley in good demand, but little offering. The demand for the average guality much Improved. Trade is still very Um - re -or ARTS* retie MU:I4T ti, In Silver sod elan. By Hqfpual One.-Consals were done this morning, issemeammasa im M: l lo:l4 ana Stettin, Frenish wed to quiry, and the decline of 2.5. per mck submitted to during Indian Cora Meal has rather slackened ; price continues heavy, yet prices are no lower, and the brat qualities will all lei a gy e e d u c r eiann, It. OM Bor,d-ommt. and all respoctablo dealers. for the account, at an improvement of 1 per cent., the Danish and 11sanbargh 7. oto 55 the week was partly recovered today. Househclds, 41s. fir 67. American Flour steady, and demand good. Sad be sold, - but several inferior remain unsold. The number of - • escalope wet ms receipt of a Postage Swop. earlier quotation being 841 to I. There has since Russian. . - ... --... 43 to 31-14150,11 i....... -to- to 415. 6d., and whites 43a. to 43e. fd. per sack respect- Wheat, 131 d. to 15d. per at. ; white, 15d. to 1611. Oats, 80. Sheep is considerably smaller, but the demand is so very W-ErillltltW ISLL STIED - 1; 'TO HEALTH AND LONG LIFE. been considerable fluctuations, liiirgains having been Danube Ma ........ Spanish hard -- to t°_ . -- -- A 8 °•• • ....--... T s i t 6 - 1 worth 28a. to 305., according to quality. In Rye there is per ton ; do. Meal, 111. to 101. 15e. ; whole Meal, 121. scarce, and make about the same price as of tate, but the .* ° "ietir d fo l v°lu Ve n ' e ilM!,T,' s 'lN'Tf w• AlliD ; done at the lower value of 841 to 1, which was, in ceownen ' wtth Diet Testa for all Complaints. fact, worse by; per cent., or nearly so, as there had Rya _ Batter. Feedbag „ ... .mto 34 distilling _ to . little passing, 345. being about the value of feirsouth country, Oatmeal, 121. American Flour, 32a. per barrel. Indian larger proportion being very middling, meet with a heavy to weighing 5811 b., but made 601 b. per bushel. Malting Barley Meal, 17s. trade at rather less money. Trade is very slow for Calves, Be B. J. Crissawsm. M.D.. 34.11.C.5., 1..A.C.. &a. been buyers at 841. Since this they have rallied to tense, co.. 23 to 35...Liornum.-.... -to - sells slowly, but late rates are fully sustained. Grinding sorts NEwST, 00. 1.-The supplies of grain at yestetday's and Friday's quotations are with difficulty supported. Pigs Corns re.-flow to Insure Dodoes dlseed.on, traequ'l henna*. • rood wows ma a deu heed, the a contented mind By so obseevamm of the price marked in the first instance, but tbe woba- Oa " , nu e ," L ' oe : au „ traeued l9 to 4in more requeo, and tending upward'. For fine geason•made market were unusually large, and these of Oats were len- are not selling quite ao well. From Holland and Germany 000, 110 mans. ,tier ee rgd e r eed ' n ‘e , a4 .4 " t ai be ete fe ",,,, e a th i t ee me ' u i re ena t h e r T eeete ,l bility is that the market will remain 111 a Swedirb and Danish . - Malt rather more demand has been experienced, and our saense. Prices underwent a considerable depression. White ,we have 510 Beams, 5,620 Sheep, and 67 Calves. It to 24 sno w 00 nhyskal happMews, and reach tu 8 4 81 1 0 the hill Parka el variable state to the close. The mach ap- Priezeland aod Dutch feed go to ge Ereee n at gestation* nelht be exceeded for a limited quantity wheat seld at 10s. per cwt. and red at 9s. to 9s. 3d. per cwt. Per stone nt Sta. •d.a d. Pea stone of 8113 s ad. ad. Beat Soots, Heeefeweis.. 42 4 4 Bad Dio. ie 11 f. 4,415. Ws. S 4 0 Me allotict to nmas. Ditto Brew - 28 to 30. feed ... „ -• •to - 4 sii R l'eat are hel for more money. Beans as - before,. Barley remains at 7s. per eve' t., and Oats sold at Old. to 91d. Bert ElborAlsoevia . .40 4 2 Bon Long woote _ ...... 4 4 4 Tbe Sal or sherwood, W. Paterenster-tela ; Carvalho, 147. Fleet. prehended 4th of the month, the general com- Rawls, tICk. -tO - aid. ... -to - The show of Oats from the country being limited sales were per stone. Flour is quoted without alteration, as is also &mond quality Barb 38 3 4 Do. do. Shorn Mrs;; MM.. 32 . 0 ... 1 .' 1 . !gal.'''. 407 . Wana Eglan d .er dlnC i from menial pay-day on acceptances, has now arrived, and Small -to - old. to readily effected at fully prerious rates. Toreign also met a Oatmeal, both country and machine-manufactured, the Mins .38 4 6 Eaceeind mcond suallay 44 4 thiaedsor ‘ lo. Argyll-place, Restent-street PHs . 44 6 4 Dn. do. Sh4ru no one can say of what mu/chief it may be productive. Emden ... - ... se to 30 . Tummy . 7 to - more lively inquiry, at rather over last week's prune. Wheat supply of the former beiag very small. Ind . ian Corn Meath. Best MS; /211511-IWWeli 60 6 2 Loth. ................ 0 0 0 _ - PIA% rev T.° , British, Northumberland, old, whtte, 58s. to 625. ; , sells tc-day at 9s. 9d. per cwt. ; and barrels a 17s. 6d. esc B aia atr e aket. 4,743 ; Sheepand 0mb5,26,020; Calves, 166; Pllo. no. As yet we have heard of but one additional failure, eine, Si to 40-bollers LATEST INTELLIGENCE. and this cannot be considered a case of much im- Tslw , - red 56s o 63s • new white, Effie to 62s • red American Flour, 28s. to 30s. per barrel. old -to - new ...... -to --kris ..... .-to - ' • -' • , • .• ' ' lI:I3w4TON, Oct. 2.- Of . Sheep a large fair, chiefly of lassam, Battle and Revlon 48 th 18 to 50 50. to 1, Norfolk and Suffolk, old, white, 58s. Selma Oct. 2.-Oals, 9s. to Os. 6d. per barrel. Oatmeal, Wilts and South-downs, mixed with a sprinkling of Hemp . THIS DAY, Four o'Cloek. po , rtance. The house has been in default before. fhe Ex h * k libled • ea mediter"""" and Od' as co as. -t045t0 32 to 625.; red, 56e. to 60s. ; new, white, 58s. to 13 e . per cwt. Indian Meal, 10s. per cwt. Wheat, Is. per shire; for the best Wethen trade wee dull, and a consider , c equer Bill mar et has ex i i merest Benet= „ , _, „ The overland mail from India has arrived, and weakn Rusin was reported in the course of the Raeltellen tattle, ace or auty, per en-. lag n e tes. to C 5 I S 2 to fiOS. • red, 5.55. to 58s. ; new, white, tres to 60s. ; WATearono. Oct. 2.-Although our supplies cf grain 455. was given for Wethen, and from 40s. to 42a. each for letters, papers, &c., were' delivered in town this forenoon at 20s. discount (sellers), and the price now Likes= Caoas, Dutch and Gamma- ...-.-..d 9 OK to £lO Os. re d ea' Ditto French and American ....... ...... ale es. te All Os. - o to 583 Re, Norfolk and Suffolk, 341. from farmers, as well as from abroad have been ratherlimited others; down Ewes, 30s. to . 383. ; M i st down . L L a ambe, 2 3os. ; morning. It was to have left Bombay en the 27th ~ t '36, ' B ' ley ' Norf y olk and Suffeek, 32a. to 345. marked is 255. to 20s. discount. The requirements FU'rt , "wr i t"' rr knel ° 71141114 --- ................ ---- 24 44 '' ' a . r - ' •Nth be land and Scotch, 28s. during the week, the trade has been characterised by great mine 21s. to 265, ; small, 18 .tooe. R m . mbs, e a to Ang., but, in consequence of the non-arrival of the of the merchants, and the measures of the Bank, had Dantzie an ilaniburg Canadian.. • 23 to 16 to Ns.; Chevalier, 300. to 325. ; grinding and distilling 26e. to dulness, and Isles to any extent have been imprecticable, 31. ; twoyear-olds, 51. to 101. Of the Bea ts offered, c except at reduced prices. At this morning's market, the chief part were of very inferior quality, consequently trade London : Mail of the 24th July till the 30th Aug., its fully wepared us for a material de reciation in this French, per eaek of 2801b.L. free 4-to -30 s. Malt, 645. to 513 a. • Chevalier, 565. to We. Oats, show of samples is small. Wheat sells slowly at a decline of was very heavy. Cows, Heifers, and Calves were alto almost Ildispatch was postponed to the following day ; our branch a the public debt, but scarcery one equal to ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 27th SEPT. TO DEM OCT. Northumberland and Sc i otch, potato, old, 281. to 31s. ; Is. to Is. ed. per barrel from the currency of Saturday last. unsaleable ; the prices quite impossible to quote, ranging dates err, therefore, Bombay to the 3lst Aug., and that which has occurred. From the influence of the Wheat Ora English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. new, 245. to 275. ; common and Angus, ole, 245. to 275.; new, Barley arid oats meet more attention at rather better prices between 31. to 141. each. In the Horse fair a seen lot ; the from csleutta to the 20th, and Madras to the 24th of OM I 20 1 3 . 3403 20a. to 245. Peas, white, boilers, 40s, to 445. Beans, 40s. to than were obtainable in the early part of the week. The very few good Nag and Cart kind sold at good prices, but all causes alluded to, money stock has been done at 13 10'05' , the same month. This mail was brought to Suez by I i I 43$ 1 933 1 70 I 47529 41s. Flour, per sack, fine, Stockton and Northumberland, per cent. below the o • al Iha • cut. pening v ue, 1 ving 41s. to 435. ; Norfolk, white, 425. . , owe 01, . to 44s • b le Id 40, demand for Indian Corn has been leas active than of late, poor animals were scarcely looked at. Flour, 2,379 sacks; 11,177 barrels. Malt, 3,029 ferrets. ~ and during the last day or two, a reduction of 60. to Is. per Exene, Ort. 1.-The supply of Cattle was smaller than the Arbor steamer, together with the followieg pas. been at one time 84 1, while now it might be pur- Losnox Ar 'l.-V/best, 575. 9d. ; , Ms. 7d.; oats, to. 424. ; leronab 37 °. t° 411 .2 hou Brholds, 37 • S° 3 ' 1. ; barrel hes been submitted to ; but Meal is still in fair re- for several weeks, a great portion of which was in inferior • chased at 831. Securities of all descriptions are, at en. 0. ; rye, 340- ' 7il. ; bean., 40 51.; peas, 46.1. 3d. thirds, 30".t033s ; hougeholds, 26.. to Ms. Wheat, foreign, quest at previous rates. Sack Flouris very difficult to quit, condition. The best fat Beef waa worth from Ds. 6d. tO ggi eTarner and two children Mts. Willoughby Mrs. Minnie and Konipberg, white, 565. to egg. ; red, fek. to owing to the low prices at which American is offendfor sale. 10 s . 6d, per wee, Good Cows and Calves were rather the _moment at which we . write,.as flat . as possible,the IMPERIAL AVERAGES. ; Mrs, T. E. Teener, 'Mese Allen, Mrs. "Hunt, 56e. Silesian, white, 68s. tO 62a. ; red, Ns. to 58s. Wheat, millers, undried, per 20 st , 265. to 265. ed.; shipMng, better in rice than last week, while store Bullocks fetched rectio Mrs ltrainald, W. Escombe, Esq., Capt. tendency of Consols for time being still downward. i Wheat.) Barley.; Gam i Rye. I Hama! Peas. Mecklenburg ited Poosertunan, whits, 591. ta 62a. ; 225. to 245. 6d. Barley, mid lig, * pe 16 stone, 14s. 6' to about the ') _ e price. There was a moderate supply of pirldp) Rio. J. k. &len, Rev. P. Anderson, Cam. 11. B. The Bank are said to be realising the unredeemed Aug. 3,1 1: - . -.: t co: i1,, , 1 ~.0 . 1: r :1; tdirz r a i Ir. ,13 red, 565. to 595. Hamburg, Marks and Anhalt, white, Teem, Lieut. A. B. Curti*, Capt. Hall, Capt. Lord G. stock held by the institution in deposit fur advances, Sept. 655. to 59. t.; red, 545. to 665, Kiel and Holstein, white, 15e. ; grinding, 12e. Bd. to 132 1 , 6d. Os r ts, white, per 14 stone, Sheep, and the best Wethere fetched eld. ; but fat Sheep, of 4 ... ... Seie 8d 3ss 3d 22,1 0 33e 91131 s 10e1 1 12a Id 12s. to 135. ; black, 10s. 9d. to Ils. 3d. Preparede Wheat, an inferior description, sold at from 6d. to ed. per lb., ace Bsoneherk, Lieut. Nicol, Lieut. bl•Danald, and Mr. W. P. th e millers', per 20 stone, 28s. to 295. ed. • eldpping, 240. fel. so cording to the quality. There was a large supply of Pigs, Werwell, parties pledging it being unable to take it up. - 11 ... ... Isis 4d -335 ld Ms 74,32 s 4d 475 7d 43a 2d 545. to e7e. ; red, 48s. to 525. Petersburg and Arch - 18 ... ... 49a fld 321 Id 23s 0 334 Wells 11‘1 1 411 Id angel, red, 38s. to 465. Odessa, red, 445. to 48s. Polish, red, n.. 6d. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 16a et. to 16s. ed.; which mewed off but slowly, and the turn was in favouz of ..... Bro irs kers usually found acting for the Scotch banks _ 35 ... ... .53s 64416 1013 a 0433 s St. 64144 4d t6s. to MI. Rye, Russian, 32.5. to 345. Barley, Sul, 30s. minding 14s. to 14. 6d. Oats, white per 14 stone lb. to the buyer The amounts received by this mail are of a satis- wever, also sellers of stock for money upon a factory kind, for the government continued to ntature "'" " il weeks' Agg. Aver. '35 -•- k:32e 14110 &I Wm ld 48s 6dllla 10d to 345.; Pomeranian and Hohteip, 26t. to 30e. Oat', Pome- y 4s. ; Mick, 12s. to 12.5. 3d. Flour, sups' rano, nag e _ nick, 453. L-Tm - ING . Tob FAIR, Oct. 2.-But a short supply of Sheep. larr scale. (There are no duties on Vorsigei Orate.) ranian, feed, 22m. to 245. ; Hohtein and Danish, 20s. to thee& • seconds, 38e. to 10s.; thirds, 265. to 30e. ; measures of financial reform, which will ultimately !tarter before Ttoo.-Consols hare declined to 841 eine. it. Sept. 18 tw o , 23. 22' s. ; Arabangel and Rigs, 20e. to 225, Peas, white, 40s. farthC Fat Wethen keep their pm' e. Pror Sheep for the butcher, leave a large annual surplus revenue available either - row. sew. '2 i., Aug. 25., SapL 4. 22a. to i 25e. American, per barrel, 30s. to 31a. Indian 4.1. per stone lower. A very indifferent show of cattle, the 1 for the acconnt, and 831 for money. Exchequer Bills -----:- to 445. l Flour, d oer barrel of 190 lb., United States and Cern, Danube, per 20 stone, 22a. Gd th 235. ed. ; American, chief part being foreigners. Cows and Heifen were lower for the reduction of the public debt, or, what is per- 62 6- --- L I ... '" - - 1 - Canada, duty pai , 28e. to 30s. The arrivals this week are : have become unsaleable and are now nominally ellow and red, 21. 6d, to 22*.• Bpanish and Portuguese, 201. by at least 20s. ner head. Calves, either stock or fat, were Imps of more impsrtance, for the completion of roads, I t - - - Whoa', 820 ; Rye, 96; Earley, 1,588; Malt, 30 ; Oats, 1,280 io 21e. 6d. ; white; 20e. te 2 . 12. - ed.; damaged, for cattle, also to be had for less money. A very great far . for Pigs. quoted 30s. to 20s. die. canals, !tad other works intended to perfect the com- 33 6 -. ... 771 :7. 7... ...... qrs. ; Floor, 931 sacks. Three o'Clork.-We may now state that the house 155. to 18s. Indian Corn Meal, per ewt., 9s. ed. to 10s. Large store Hogs searce ; small, in great Dumber. The prices mumeation with distant provinces, and otherwise 31 4 • • - ••• -..1 .,.... _.1 . ••• NORwICH, Oct. 2.-The quantity of Wheat to-day from Oatmeal, per cwt., 14s. t o 16 s . Rye Meal, per cwt., 7s. were down 4s, to ss. each. Fat Hogs and Porken were also above referred to, as having suspended payment, is develop? the general resources of the country. • ••• the growers was rather abort of an avenge supply, and, to g e , N on , la , e stone, at to s s. Internet" this week, plentiful, and sold at a reduction of 6d. to Is. per score that of Messrs. Rougemont, Brothers. We do this ANDOVER, Oct. 2.-A good supply of Wheat ; the top the general quality being good, there was a brisk sale, at exclusive of amvals at Ross: Indian C0rn,2,335 qrs.; Flour, pounds. The intelligence from Scinde informs us that Hyderabad and Sukkur had been abandoned with mach lest hesitation inasmuch as the Prices given for best white, 141. 10s. per load ; red, lel. ; fully as much money as last week. The demand for Flour 115 sacks. . NOTTINGHAM PAIR, Ott. 2.-This is the greatest fair in sole object of the firm ie that of avoiding sood sample., 131. ; inferior, 121. Barley was in considerable f.o.b. is not good, and peeks may be fairly quoted se lest KIRKCALDY, Oct. 2.-A few farmers in the eastern part the year (called Goose Fair), celebrated for &superior quality as Mations for European troops. Sir Charles a most unre nable sacrifice of property their asset.; emend for malting, nearly all offered being taken at an week d .. In Hapay .h tb e ere ia no a i . r . terial change l. b J a t hi th; de- of the county still hold coneiderable parcels of old Wheat, of Cheese, which is u hrought ter Derbeshire, od Leic e rtershire, Nopier nas expected to leave Kurrachee about the advance . ef from Is . . to 2s. per qr. ?SU ill but, with this exception, there is almost! no old grain of any srel Cheig ye re, in - 1 4 11 . ia la being ual to 60s. in the end. It ' is, in other d . r . c h ri e pton in ui te...e x h i r w ds ers eff i c .... we t ra p ..N . Ne annex the curreecy !el ;, alOn tile qUa Z t e i t U Xfly pr the u mayo i r n * No e t i led Sept. for Aden, there to join the mid-monthly , e q , . r i ed x'. , __,_ . last week's prune , t _. per qr.., m dare g . t , e, l e s. to nd 27 a s t . a m n a efß " pric o es r are the mu m eat gefore, with a lively de: woros, purely a case or ex mg, arm running in Rye Is. per qr. aearer. neans a tam Went% steamer, by which he is to take his passage some best old mend. Prices current hen : Ilheat, white, 621bs. per to . the nat f I fa' ure o an abso ute i ure. tick mating Ois. per qr. ; new, bet, 525. • inferior, 60s. Intake], 58a. to 625. per qr.; red, 511 s. to 545. Barley, matt e._ bushel, 1,,, to 68s. Barley, per qr. 50Ib. to 661 b. per Place, the Cheese Fair would not commence until Monday qr., 601 b. to 6611. per tim g ely notice', that tor want of room in the market fiz Stiee, en route for England. The principal por- mem a itt c. e arriva n The fends have • eel l'' 1 Th •11 24 000rbooe 43061 0 1"Plik•0 610 4. 10 .1 2,4111019113 1 6616 /Wm i la& 32 °- e° 335. ; F indin g , 28 ' . 1. We ' Oata ' 24 ' . t° 4°4 ' bushel, 26 °. teak. 0813 ,9er cr., 392 b. ' to CIL rer bushel, (this day). Tits Cattle Fair consisted of a moderate emir tion of his staff would, it was thoaght, accompany Beans, Me. to 40s. Peas. 365. Flour, howeeholdie fob , town of_the Chan_cellor of the . Exe . hepe_ r has had Ina l ge, 4." ' ; g re y' 4-2 a. 385 to 38s. ed. per sack of 280 lbs., and one month's discount. buih . 4 40e. a 4ge. 225. to 265. Beans and Peas, per qr., 601 b. to 661 b. per of Beasts ; le n stock bears a downward tendency, t Sir Charles. The country was tranquil, if the depre- AYLESBURY, Oct. 2.-Trads was tolerably brisk at last • . anything fat in great demand, and readily commanded higher some enect, as nis purpose is mummies to see Retail, 24. 2d. per stone. dations of a few mamuders on the frontier be ex- if . , . , _ - e • - ces ,„ 4e 84 week's mices, with scarcele any variation. Wbeat, from measures or mom cannot oe a vised. Thum, Sere 1.-Nothing doing. Indian corn is 82 prices. 'The show of Rams was good, and ready sale at fair - " I 621. to eos. Per_qr. Ne w Beans 525. tO 437. Barley, 325. NOTTINOMAX, Oct. 2.-The Corn market this day was to 87, 'without buyers ; barley, at 55 to 57. Wheat ia perfectly prices, while extra stock brought more money. This not cepted.' to I for money, and 841 to 1 7 for account Exchequer I very numerously attended on account of it being the tint calm, md pr b„. thes t ei tt e , re . ly d, no . co mL inal it . tt l e f Z....alert tiz i tli b :l: l a .e d po d t ri tio. ) 4 !t i n! a . = p . m I c r c e; , t,aupp w es er r e ed ir for d :a . l . e . . The freebooter Doonghur Singh, of whom we have Bills, 20s. discount. to 355. Oats, U.s. to 345. Vete:hes, 645. day of the six days October fair ; but the supply of all grain ( til i vi mi t rii 5 '''d ii y h being completely "' nd. T1. 774 ro.r.: lately heard so much, was still at large, though hard BATM Oct 2.-A fair quantity of Wheat at market but ned by the boa F.i,...... n , massaas I nded; but on Thursday and yes- The country bills are said to have been but very loo s b o k ii en • m a/ meted, as the farmers would not nll at ' was by no means equal to the last few weeks. New Wheat _,,a e u e ra• a "r ive ' f ' ro ' m abroad. Freight for 4 ilia has fallen - --- ' - ----- - " atte pressed on every side ; his followers, to escace cap- terday, the fint-rate Horses intended for sale were purchased indifferently rovided for at the leading banking the late reduction. A short supply of Barley, which brought was in good demand, end an advance of 2a. per qr. was ; 4 , fa y.. tnre, were obliged for a time to eeparate into small h - P given freely, both by millers and factors, for the finest ee •-•DESSA SEPT, 1.-About 60,000 ratwyndg of w h ea t h a y. by the dealers at their stables, previous to the commenrament metes. full prices. The same remark as to Om,. Beans rather • ualities • second sorts folly Is. per etr. dearer than last week, ;attics. The British government had offered a re- ENGLISH FUNDS. dull sale ; and Vetches are 25. per qr. cheaper. Not any q , Mew wild at • l7 to 231 rOtthaw. theke the 13th. leth, and 17th wane of the fair this morning, at very good prices. The show ward of five thousand rupees for his capture, and Bank Streik, Mut I 3,-, , ,...9........,tudi. 845 4 Peas offering. Wheat, 565. to als. Barley, malting, 351. to and the nurket altogetber had an upward tendency. Malt• 160 Teasels arrived, the greater put freighted at 71 to Bf. Ile ells. of Horses on the fairground was very small, and consisted ing Berle? theft supply and firm at last week's prices; posable, atout 20 vessels, could not obtain more than 4f'. for Mar. principally of a middling character, and very dull sale. 3 per Ct. Rod. Anna., shut 375. Oats, Pets. to 265. Beans, old, 525. to Mis. ; new, 4es. . • the western Jaseheerdars had also offered consider- smer et. Cons. Anna. ni s i 1 Lslicquer 11111 s, 25a. to 13s. dis. '•d ft Bo hld d grinding arley more inquire a er. to an new will"- There °Trebel' , 238 renris 1 ° the Issratair aod mad% but it Anything choice, as also foals, brought good remunerating able sums. The Goomsoor districts continued much as ' FOREIGN FENDS. tO 48s. Vetches, 645. to 6.11. prices, with an extensive demand, S t per Ct. Austrian Ronda, 14 6 1 per Cent. Grenada Ilda, 17 18 Oats were inadequate to the demand, and the turn dearer. is l'a , t kl"n bow I ° B °7 418 8°" 818 . esALTA, SEPT. 25.-Our market is as languid in this as in HoBTON, Oct. 2.-We am tolerably well supplied with before. 4 per Ct. WA/lan Bond., 92 4 Grenada Deferred Ilds.. 31 5 Old English 'Beans remain unaltered, but Egyptian'Beans other ssatts . ss. O . ss,sount os the essee . cs a the hernia in Ehrope 5 rew Ct. Merlon, 14443. liii 19 Wheat today, which is firm at Wednesday's rates. In Os. per qr. cheaper, and freely eaken at the quotations, being t e e oana . in „ eer y ie , met th „. „ ii b e . „ to w. in fete; For Saturday's Markets see lost pace. The Utmost quiet reigned throughout the Punjanb. 2 per t fLe=tt -_ 1 Bds., 77 80 a pCr Ct. Peruvian HU, 34 a Beans a free icquiry, bat little doing. Oats are worth a equal to 365. to 375. per qr. imp. of 6011 e. per bushel. In ITCCUfaton, therefore, bold back. What little has been doss has The army had been reduced from a mutinous rabble 5 Vito New. 76 S Portugume Cone. Bds, 14 3 little more money. Wheat, red, 50s. to 52a.; _fine, 54e• i Rye Meal and tedium Flour little passing at lower prices. been for the coat of Africa and tbe Island of Sardhlia. A number of SHIPPING. of 280,000 men, with 300 pieces of artillery, to an S'... t e .°! ,ete 6 m r .., , hi1w, ........ ,C Bda. 2 ,38 8 3 per Ct. Rueslar. 11dA, 106 3 Ditto Snonlah MA. 18 19 white, 525. to 615.; fine, 565. Oats, 18s. to 268. Beans, eVi n t er T ares in mo re retail demend. Wheat, new, white, lessen lia arrived in ballast. chutend tr 7 Wows. &siker and Sona r MAHE ARRIVED. - Dublin, 7; Waterford, 6; Donag efficiext, because a regalarly-paid and well-disciplined Ditto Coliveh. Da Ms- - 3 Per Ct. P4Panld , 11th... 27 8 455. to 525. per 36 stones, 800. to 63e ; red, new, 595. to 60a. Barley, of lamloa• t° Ir.° arm u Mit 8 °°"° 1128 *Mrs failed. The "'sail hadee, 2; French, 2; Flanders, 2. Coltoutdan Er t uador lids., If 3 etantah Deferred Bala., 13 14 are looking for charter gerties. A brig has bartered for England s force of 34,000 men with 50 guns. Col. Lawrence, 3 t „„. ca. F ..„., Th r.„ gs g Spanish Pamir° MA. 4 CANTERBURY, Oct. 2.-We had .. large show of Wheat at malting, per imperial qr., 331. to 305 . . ; g a rinding, old, per „. u ... ks . , w „,..... as es. gri. _.„ „ nrdter. I : i : di ... kasha will WIRERS:WS, Oct. 1. -Arrived .. Charles Be . echer, Hera.. partly incense of ill-health, and partly for the per- 21 pm Ct. Dutch R.IA. MS t per Ct. Venesuela ltds, 8 9 market, and a good demand for all sorts. The prices of the 304, 295. to 30s. Oats, old, per a., 1 . 24. to I . 3d.; 1 1,747,... 7 ,,,Yra next weeg. .-- - r burg, for Rio Grande do Sul ; assisted in, with mew mu -4 per Ct. Carta. Dutch. IMI 1 Venereal, Deferred 8d.., 11 4 preceding week were fully supported. Wh ea t, b rown , new, new, Is. ld. to Is. 2d. Beans, old, English, per 38st., 665• GONBTANTINOFLE, SEPT. 17.-No sales of wheat for tinoug. poise of communicating personally with Lord Hardinsee, 471. to 50s. • white new, 60s. to 575. Barley, 3es. to 355. to 57". ; Egyptian, 40s. to 425. Winter Tarn, new, per mend . 11,000 kllos of barley have been sold for Aletime and Oran. A Disc, Ora. 2.-N.E. to E.N.E., fresh ; 3rd, E.N E., had proceeded from Lahore to Simlah. RAILWAYS.-The share market was quite ne- Oats, 30s. 'Beans, '33e. Peas, 425. Tares, 6s. 9.1. to 84. 6i. bushel, 9s. to 9s. 6d. Greek captain bought 7,00010105. of Indian corn (delis-trial, at 11 pia. fresh.-Arrived: John Campbell. and End of Durham, • the kilo., on risen= account- 30,000 kilos. of oats., to be delivered The news from Calcutta gives very distreissing ac- glected to-day, but the great fall having induced a s . vARLISLE, Oct. 2.-We had a good supply of Wheat this Persaameseon, Oct. 2.-The large annual fair being at Modesto on 15th Oct., wen sold at el rim. the kik., for Manilla. bee :ge e a • Quebec Arrived from the river and sailed: Sophia Hem counts of the indigo prospects of the present season. few purchasers to come forward, prices were rather morning, which was sold at a dedirie of ls. per bushel on held here today bas • good deal interfered with the market, Fre i g h t , ti n dad ,. o ,„ F....ii n h i r o , (st.), Leone i Earn' roe, St. Andrews, AS in Bombay, so among tbe mercantile community steadier. French shares have also slightly improved last week's prices. Oats were in small supply, and sold and but a small supply . of grain u hi7 . been l offerin l g. .Wh . %at 12a per iir ; a ereme - n o bilfe - o n f _ veime 2 . so "..d to h ns - , 14rdpa hn at sp i ll- T T:ret ch : tol ered oa . dri! AI N t er • i, ; l3 A m ri ydn el e , y ld , N or a trei Lo Stm,. P rd o , r u t iro pli m ili a p: riti C as lar7 l3 , ab e t! of Calcutta, some disreputable disclosures have taken in value. Altogether we noted a better feeling quiel t t e, ll , at last week's rates. The supply ot Barley was was in demand, and 11 good qal tin ao d free yisra h r Timanrealor , pr z a pr t .s lls , d A.22 h r m go, whest, 2'0 1 ;. to 21p. the Algoa Bey. place. .In consequence of proceedings in the Insist- existing. limi , and brought rather less money. Rye, Beans, and over late rates. Barley Is. dearer, and much inquired after leumme tee - kilo. ,• Bessarabia, 191 p. to 20ip• • Roumells, 17p. to 18p.; Ibrail, Orr Hs/intros, Oct. 3.-John Hallett, Mauritius. Peas none. Wheat, white, new, 21s. Gd. to 235. ed.; old, for malting. Oats and Beans fully maintain their prim. vent Court, it has come to light that two insolvent SAMS Ervecren UP TO TWO Tins DAY nt LONDON. Fort, 12p to 13p • Itosimelis, 14p. • t0 15p • Indian cons, 10p. to 11 p. -Arrived • Norwegian Bahia. firms, Messrs. Biale, Kock, and Company, and be (Mad in Mt pane 225. i to 24s red . ; , ne , . w 201 to 220 old 215. to 225. Gd. Canner tg,the powers : Wheat, new, 48s. to 525. ; fine, .. elefi 7 ', to i i ' . . ; , es 6.t07 . In depoidt, of all kinds: Wheat, • P• . DI, li P COIVEB, Oct. 2.-E.N.E. . , , Oct 3.-E.N.E.-Crescent Porto Rico ; Caledonian, ( 3 5 4 a 1r a7.1 prim will Man. and South., 1 Barley, new and old, 13s. to 14s. 6d. Potato Oats, new, 56e. ; old, 55. to sls. ; fine, 564. Barley, 325. to 345. Oats, 90 , 4 a, y i d.. ; Indian earn, 10,000 kilos. ; oats 60,000 kilos. Eg. FALN O UTII, -. , Peggy , Jamaica. Messrs. Nichol, Wilkie, and Company, bad Do. Halves, M d Midland, 109 10 9s. ed. to 10s. 6d. ,• old, 12s. to 13s. 6d. ; common, new, Bs. to new, 20s. to 225.; fine, 245. ; old, 28s. to 30i. ; fine, 335. change on London, three months, 110 p . the pound sterliEg. Orr PORT.-Pauliae Houghton, Pernambuco. obtained bills of lading, without shipping Dub. a Belt. In , I Do. 401. shares. 40 39 1 104. ; old, Ile. to 12s. ed. Flour, per stone, 2s. 4s. to Is. 6d. Beans, 60s. to 52a. E. Counties, 10 1 Do. 301. shares, 91 10 POTATOES.-Bournwsex. WATERSIDE, Oct. 5. Soirrnsweroz, Oet. 3. -N.W.-Sailed: Severn (st.), Oatmeal, 2s. Ryemeal, Is. Bd. Barley, Is. Bd. Perwoaru, Oct. 2.-At OUT market to-day the Wheat . the geode represented thereby, and that on these Do. Per. 5 per Cent., No. 1, par N. British, 25 4 fictitiotts shipptng documents they had raised money, 1)0. Yolk E1ten9 1144 4 8 i Da. Qrs., 0 CHILMSFORD, Oct. 1.-There was a good supply of Wheat trade was dull, at a dee line of from 4s, to 6s. per . qr. on the -During the past week there has been several arrivals of West Indies ; Tagus (st.), Constantinople. East Linoolnshire, 91 North Staffordshire, 75 1 • tie busmee done which they had not the means of refunding. The small lots of Potatoes, per barge end railway, also some CLYDE, Oct. 2. -E. -Arrived : Coverdale, Montreal ; Ot. Northern. 21 . 4 Scottish Control, 24 1 at market,. althouga not equal to that of last week, and rates of this dav sennight, ani bat In . having many buyers, notwithstanding the fall in Mark-lane, Barley firm, esiecial y 1 for prime maniple qualities. Oats in • • cargoes from Yorkshire, but at present the quantity is incon- BOTOSO, Batavia. siderable. The town markets are tolerably well supplied, SCILLY, SeM. 30. -S.E. by E.-Arrived : Falcon, and commissioner gave it as his opinion that the parties es s. a tv. (Ire ns, 26 3 Shrews. & Mr. (Claes A). 21 concerned, Mr. Male, of the first-named firm and Gt- N. a E n g . ' s '''. 711 &E. and Dover, No. 2, 11 prices only receded Is. to 2g. per qr. All spring corn fully fair demand. Beans and Peas in rather _more plentiful principally by the growers in the vicinity ; and there are Mary Ann Webb, Shanghae ; Spartan, Africa ; Comet, Do. New 01., 171 Do. do. (No. 4), 31 1 sustained the prices of last week. Fine Wheat, white, 665, supply. White Wheat, new, 121. 10e. to 131. ss. per load , Messrs. Low and Wilkie, of the latter, were liable Gt. t5.,..0 r0n , gs Windsor, Staines, .5 &AY., 2tp tO faSs. ; red, 60s. to 635. per qr. red, 121. to 12/. 10s. Barley, malting, 32a. to 345. per qr.; it. 30s to 32a ; Oats 225. to 2is. • Peas 425. to h • &so som . e arrivals daily from the inland menthe by the nil- Buenos Ayres, from Bremen ; Argyle, St. John's, N. B. toindietments for fraud. The discharge of these parties ne.rt , el, c 2 . l , 4 Th 12 York, Newcastle, le Der. (me. COLCHESTER, Ora. 2.-The amply . of Wheat is not large g iniin ig s • • • ' ' ' - . been to the present exceedingly heavy, and the following CORK, OCt. 1. , g - E.S.E. strop . - Sailed : Governor 4 ways, ID consequence of which the Lerida at the watenide has Off port .• Adolpb, Valporaiso, for Homburg. New. & Der.), 29 81 * tans, .to 48e. was, therefore, withheld for six months, to give those Do las St John's, N.B. submitted to. The highest quotation for nit , • _ _ _ . l ' ai ii i i . ' & York. (M. Set ti ,l, ISt" 6 Do. North Shields Par. 23 Fanners' are now busy seellieS i Priem Ire 3s. to 3e• Per qr. . 0 2 -Th f b ht 1 T ien hare been who had been defrauded an opgrtunity of prosecnt- 1)0. west Rld. Union, 21 id 2 Do. No. 2 (New. & Boil, 6 1 higher than last week. The price of Barley has also ad- Si " XDBR W LA h y ea ll t . te tt nnriet, th e e w a h rm ols ers of wh ri le s h g Was a of a r tfi e e ork Regents may be consideree nominal. York Regents, fitioce Sept. 27.-Sailed . Antolion, New York ; Hannah, ing. For particulars of the In ' Dews we mustrefer T i. ..ld a i. a k,Th i . c l x 4ls .,.. m is N l e s w. ~,..2, I Do. o.N.F. • Purehass minced Is. to 2s. since last market day ; the supply not equal supply of 100 s. to 110 s. ; Shaws, 90s. to 1003.; Kent whites, 90s. to Quebec. 2 d York &N. Midland Pref., 101 10 to the demand. Scarcely any Beans offering. new crop, and was in excellent condition, but there were no 100 a. ; Kidneys, 100". CLYDE.-Arririsd : Alexander, Porto Rico. to another page. Lon., Brigh., and 8. Cout, 411 21 tioultwne arid Amiesis,l3 . ship amvals, except 300 sacks of Flour coastwise. The sam- - LIMERICK, Sept. 28.-Sailed : Mary and Harriet, Quebec. Do. Guar.s per ct. late Croydon I Cen. of France (Orb& 'Mos. , 8.-We have had less Wheat offering to-day plea generally being as fine as can be grown, and the millers EXPRESS FROM PARIS. Third., 81 Dutch Rhenish, 21 4 Lon. and N. Western, 133 2 Nor. of Franee, 91 10 , 7 • ' l4l i thau Ei rast week t which was gold b some few very reluctantly at a decline ef 2e, per qr. Barley and Oats in very short l being short in stock, the demand was very brisk, and the CHEESE. - Lennenrost (Hums), Oct. 2.-So CLYDE, Sept. 29.-Arrived : Celypio, Colville. Sailed : large a Cheese fair has not been seen here for some time. 'Vestal, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Phccnix, Demerara. who e wee quickly cleared off at a slight advance of about Is. Do. Fifths, 12 st Orleans and Bordeaux, S 4 The chief part was of this year's dairies. For the finest Bserasr, Sept. 30.-The Industry, of Maryport, has been We have our Paris express, with letters and papers _ ne.lol. *isle. e, say Famine and Meuse, Si supply ; the latter sold freely at an advance of 2s. per v. on to 2s. per qr. For extra samples, 60s. to 64a. were obtained; Chedder, 74e. to 765. per cwt. was with difficulty obtained; raised. London &s. n extern, 551 West Flanders, 25 the terms of last week. Onus and tuzeips are much de avenge qualities_,_6/Is. to 625. ; and other parcels, 545. to 565. of yesterday, which bring more reports of parlia- too. aB. W. Thirds, 14 1 d terionted in this country for want of rain. South country Wheats in good regent at these rates, and eos. to 625. Some prime North Wilts made 605.; itood, 6es, man, from London to Antwerp, got on the Longsand this good, 70s. ; red and yellow Somerset and Gloucester, double, Ilsavnow, Oct. 3.-Schooner William, of Boston, Sher mentary reform banquets. A demonstration of tivenront. SALTS, °moose 2. . GLoCCESTER, . . -. f . ,pt e foreign W t free eale at same prices. The demand Oct •2-Duril i the week there has been a a t • e a 1 late Y. 11.1.7 York, New., and Der. (N. and le. erate sui lof En Leh heat, which this kind, on a great scale, took place in the I l Lk York ' Filth "' •'. . mod P 7 .8 a reloy for malting Barley was alack, at a reduction of 2a. to 39. per to 58s. ,• beet half Coward WWI sold at 463. to ~ while sante went off leaded hero: qr. ; the finest samples were offered at 345. to 355. Oats are at ag a , to 42,, ski ms , b el t, 30., ; , Vb. ; inferior, 255, to Perms • • • good Dorset, Ms. to 664,A r thire 50s. to 525. The . morning, got ot; and sank in deep water ; crew sued, and 5 d new), 11 a p Myers at a urtner decline of lo to 2a. pe i rjr. For foreign . theatre at Coulommters, and Wag attended by sows a North West., 134 31 Claes. end Holvbertel s ipref. Guar. there , .._ _, en , • „__ netion. Beek . e , a good sale at 225. to 285.; Beau, 40s. to 465. ; and nun, Oet 1 -Friendship of Danteic, Archangel nu been a limit= e, at a annuar three 'hundred guest& including MM. Georges m p?•rNe"Q"'s 7 iO 54 Per C7nt •L l l s ,;, r d i t d d Oats, aad Beans, fully as dear with a fair coneumptiye de- Peas at 33e. to Me., m' moderate request. The 00111U gr in e p- y 26a Y to Rotterdam, was abandoned, 26th ult., lat. 62, long. 2 E., , , Std., an LM. Eighths, Lelceeter and f and eubaequently foundered. ally one-third was not sold. _ • Lafayette, O'Dillon Barred, and other members 31 d N. Staffordshire, 11 p mend. At our market this 'day, the supply of English tion of Flour is great, and 445. to 455. is charged for South HOPS.- BOROUGH MARIAM'. - Mao o'Cloeh.--- JAMAICA.-Sailed : Surinam (Dutch War steamer), for 1 of the oppoeition in the Chamber, twenty mayors no. Prett Per Shrews., Oswestry, and Chester Wheat was not equol to the wants of millers ; . ft e nd et en Country ; 41s. to 43a. per sack for home-made, and 303. to • Midland 109 (101. Mx, Cum. s per Me. II P advance of Is. to 2s. per qr., for both E Megan Patteaden and Smith; hop Wean. report that the Surinans. • Of the arrondissement, commanders of the :National Do. Ei l l „„ ~., eglish ena tome°, • 320 per barrel for the American. Indian Meal is in demand ma k c t re 'as the same and dut'y the same. SIDEFORD.-Sailed : Conquest, Prince Edward's island. ready detrain was effected. Other articles remain firm, at Guard, and seven municipal councillom The usual at 14e. to 16s. per barrel. New Mid le E. Santa 41.10 to 51.121 Ykarling Beata p. eart.73l. 3to 41. 0 MARGATE, Oct. 3.-Vigilant (Russian ochooner), Stettin i Whea En lish white rim . bushel, 310 r Garbett PRODUCE.-MINCING-LANE Hoilpast 21co - toasts were given and speeches spoken. Any one of - , , • 7., ... e a our quotations. t, g , ,Pe P WARMINSTER, Oct. 2.-The prices of Wbeat are sti 63. ; red, 6s. 10d. to 7s. 2d. ; Beattie (Jew n ll e _ New Weald of Henis I l i t 11 1 1 4 ID 4 i vrel ''"'' Ncw Seises • these meetings is almost word for word a reproduction The importen are again showingan eager desire to sell Sugar, high mixed), per 480 lbs., 7.5. 3d. to 7s. ed. e Polish, . • the decline, the finest being from 275. to 28s. per sack (weigh- Farnham ... , as the public sales advertised for tomorrow are vely large, rumen, team, s. .tos. ; am anima:al, Pme • S • 6 911 7 Od M 1 ing, 63111 e. Ism busbee) e e good red, at Vb. to 275. ; many of the others. viz., 300 Mids. West India, 4,000 bags Mauritius, 10,000 °- th, fie tesed • Odessa Tan hard, Is .to on tred at .h4 "• ta 2 • 5 °. Berke, finest malting, 345. to 355. - M. Waleuski, the Plenipotentiary of France at bags Bengal and Madras, which has euspended operation in " • ° • '• . . d eg r°0 92 ,.. , 28 .:.„ . 7 . , per qr. : excellent grinding, 30s. to 32e. ; some moderate, at AVERAGES, FROM THE " LONDON GAZETTE" OF FRIDAY LAST . ea. 3d. Barley, English, grin tug, per i i La Plata hae arrived at Toulon, in the steamer Cassini, the article by private contract to-day. From the Board of . malting, per imperial qr., 33a. to 3654 foreign, grin ing, "*"' t - 3! • ' 28s. Malt, of last year, Bs. per bushel • some, 71. 6d. Oats wimp. , melothy. i OATS. RYE. I BRANS. r. PEAS. and was expected in Paris on Sunday - . Trade returns to Sept. 5, we fiad that consumption has been 265. to 275. Be , Engliah, per imperial bushel, 6s. 6d were quite as dear, the quantity offerea being rather small. DISTRICTS. uearlan Aesmas Manners assn. ,tleanses ATIAIf• WA &Twee* ... ar kw..4* . 'Q. k , ...e. 1 slightly affected by the state of trade in the menu- • Beans from 46a. to 52s rqr Peas from 40s to 46s , Le Courier Franc«is says, that M. Guizot delivered to Gs. 9d. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 651 lbs. 61. to 51.2 d. ; • •Pe • , • • i tO Lord Normanby, on Friday, an answer to the • • • facturing and other districts. The excels of con- FhDt h 11 - tick Ss 4d to 54 6d Oata Le: Wmenzerrea, Oct 2.-A eonsidenble quantity of Wheat, London • • ••••- 3228 53 04 33 419 26 68137 0 1 238 39 3 1 500 47 tt h th re d *ti t l a .. .... renc , uc , sma . , , , , , , . 11Lbridge sumption in mg t Mon 8 compa wi e'"" 3121bs Limerick, Wexford, and Enniscorthy white, . the finest simples not reaching higher than 565. to 58s. per 3883 19 MO SO 136 23 0'3133 9 ' 703 35 liBo 41 4 4 demand of Lord Palmerston for explanations re- is (Sugar) 32,800 tons; the excess to seh August, . to 26 ; . ' , Ng terg d d y kat 2'4. m g •qr • very superior red making Mit 545., while a great many iiert a ka mei r . ; Cork, a or ,an oug , .to ~ • • 1707 30 . 337 32 r ffecting the recent appointment of the Duke d'Aumale. nun months, was 37,700 tons, stewing a decrease of about • Welsh, black, imp., 23a. to 25e • Irish zee 3121 M, 23e. useful samples could be bed at 48s. to 60s. Barley in come- Back . „ ✓ Ihe ansvrer is repreaented to be to the effect, that the 5,090 tons in the month.-Coffee shows a comparative de- . 0 t 245. Pna breakers, per imp. bushel, nglish, 6a. 3d. to derable demand for malting, the heaviest and best samples 0 893 50 , 874 30 911 56 3 . 4 40 o'. 76 49 9 1 21 43 5 3 crease on the month of 237,325 lbe.-Tea: A decrease of 2173 48 1 220 33 97 23 9 36 40 0 43 43 4'6 47 6 appointment involves no change of principle in the es. fici. ; rely and grinders, per 6511ba. Engliah, 6s. eel. to making 2s. per qr. more money ; light and inferior about the Madill* A relations of France and England. 233,V0 lbs.; these, although comparative statements of one ~ gd. 0 ,, e4n, e a. gd, to e a. gd, /ak in Com, per 6511 b., same as last er .eck Oats were told briskly, at aa advance of Berkshire 2488 19 ; 530 32 - .. 1774 54 I 83 31 I 34 77 7 1 4 36 0 3 43 41 35 41 7 • month, aro important, as indicating the decreased rate of ""' 3e. 9d. i to 4a i td. Flour, beat seconds, English, 42; to 445. Is. per qr. Beans were Is. dearer. Peas aho fetched a trifie 14in g a The Madrid mails of the 28th, with the letters of consumption compared with the previous montbs.-6,000 Linseed Cake, Dutch, per ton, 91. to 101.; - French, 101. to more money. 1337 50 217 32 1 418 13 4 ... 86 41 8 49 35 10 0 oar own correspondent, have arrived. Their contents l • ea hogs of Coffee and 8,000 packages of Tea will be offend in 101.10 s. Imports for the week ending Oct. 1 : Wheat, WISSICH, Ott. 2.-The supply of all kinds of grain is ex- Danis- l6/9 19 497 St am 23 5 it se 4 13 52 0 39 41 6 is pub ic e to-morrow. 966 31 1 3113 30 I SI 24 1 236 0 10 33 9 are without importance. 7,712; Oats, 212. Averages for the week ending Sept. 29 , ceedingly short at this day's market, partly owing to a large DOSSMillfa 904 38 1 161 31 ... ... - - le Wheat 645. 7d. ; Oats, 255. • fair being held in the neighbourhood. Wheat shows great - - ✓ LOUD BOISA. Su, 28.-Tkree per Cents., 28 251; Pour per TALLOW.-We muat again draw attention to a , 398 32 115 28 I 76 30 10 ... ... Centa., 10 ; Fi re p er Cents., 171 ; ESASiTe., 55 ; Coupon; 14. Bank subject to which we have frequently alluded-the steady in- GUILDFORD, Ott. 2.-We were again abundantly aux firmness at fully last . week's prices, and all other articles par- B ,,.. nai di ao of It Ferdinand, 136, Bank of St. Isabella, 128. Exchange on Lon- • . take of the same feeling. Wheat fine new white 821 b. to plied with Wheat ; the best runs were without much di . , , , , 144744441146544 ...--...- • 370 0 51 31 crease of our deliveries as compared with the corresponding r i ; ecee 40 80.190. • ce 631 b. imp., Me. per qr. of 3flat.; good runs of do., 611 b. to metweaseeidn -.... •••- Me 52 171 30 1 136 24 7 ... ... "' ii 43 - 3 I ::: ... periods or former years. And this becomes drily more re- culty despond of by =braining to small reduction In pra ' 621 b., 53e. ; fine, new, red, 621 b. to 631 b , 52s • good runs of fferebeildro_ ~ ..-...........-.. 401 51 31 m -. ... ... _ a Letters f R • the • rom ome, written on evening o t e f h markable when the state of the money market is taken into but the other sorts were very unsaleable, and but partially do., 611 b. to 621 b., 50s • fine * . ' 631 b 5 e _,__wommeerma•e"•-•• - • - ••••••• 22.2 4/ . „ old, red, 621 b. to ~ 4s. MI 36 ... ... ... ... 448 0 ; 74$ 4 cocsideration. Nor can we regard it otherwise than as the cleared at • decline of 24. per qr. Wheat, 50s. to en. Her- 874 ,33 146 34 ... ... 342 0 7. 2552 ult., bring the intelligence that the resolution of . Oats, fine, new, unsling, 12d. per st. ; good, new feed, I Id. = data • “-- - tem gg 15 0 - 0 337 10 f h • • tak b ith I 27 to 365. Oata, 21s. to 28s. Beans, 40s. to 604. Peas, most satufactory proof ot e wition en yus a e ey, s. 224 37 11 si - ... ... fr. Cardiral Ferretti to resign (which we have already spline, viz., that the nide wen more than usually bare anon., 40s. to 445. Rye, 365. to 40s. Bid. Beans, none offering. awake_ -. . ........ , .... ......-.... 630 83 11l 30 1 34 21 ~ mentioned) had been successfellg , combatted by the and that the home.preducelwas, and would continue, below [I 4.ADDINOTON, Oct. 1.-n. supply of Wheat to-day was Wouceerzn, OM 2,-At our market to-day we had but a Deesefwar• 454 74 122 32 1 173 25 •• •4 0 - 4 0 52 - 6 bus:s ' 0 -. 4 r. friends of orde d th tth Cardinal the average. Such is the difficulty of obtaining credit at the ran progrese, an a e considerably larger than in last market, and of other grain Wararkkakin short supply of Wheat, and as there was a large attendance Ldoeseedda 4399 58 1911 63 587 St 7M 39 183 SO 264 29 1 14 43 o 31 st a i 43 6 remains at hie post. The firmness of this minister, present moment, that firms of the highnt respectability, and of buyers, it sold readily at an improvement of 2a. per qr. about the same. Sales were rather quick, and Wheat, top, ~ „ _ e _ _ _ h _ .. _ , ma i ms ,. Me9 57 1198 33 130 18 23 34 11 66 31 8 ... ... 1 . fences in former years have been preferred till aas lost market and average Is. 4.1. up. Weight of tot asrmy s• 's' me and his determination to enforce order without where Lece g. • f kt k s am • per qr. dearer, and not muc offeri g. Fine mnitad r• .. ... ... ... ... ... cash, arc o liged to pay In ready money or every eas ey per 4 bullets, 18a. 71be. New Wheat, top (premium), • _., _. Oats mach ingtred for. Beans 2e. per qr. higher ; English, Nowa 349 43 137 33 - 29 23 ... ... ... ... w tespot of persons or parties, has been ' shown by e u - . y where tlie usual credit of three months is required, as up, and average 10d. down. Weight of top, per 4 bushels, old, realm= . per qr. ; new, 48e. to 50a, and very seines. 1 ..7 1=e- IN 49 124 SO 201 22 ii 51 - ... ... his having caused the arrest of the Prince of Canino muck es 6d., and even ls, extra it claimed. The effect °f 18st. 11Ibs. General average, 3d. up. Barley, top, 60., and Ysovic, Oet. 1.-There were not many gazelles of Wheat gait - U UM 48 3190 19 674 12 1 137 31 353 39 ,3542 6 w by the National Guards themselves, of which he this state of thiage is obvious, and we have no doubt that the average 15.83. down. Weight of top,per 4 bushels,l6rt. 10Ib. shown, and business was not very active, at the following Nigh & .... UN 49 I 7479 30 137 23 1 13 30 131 43 33 41 7 of was a member. A correspondent of the Semaphore deliveries would be at least 25 per cent. greater than they oat., top, Is. Gd. and average 2s. 7d. down. Weight of top rates. Wheat, 7s. to 7s. 6d. per bushel. Barley, 325. to 34a. upobeddre 14541 54 2236 13 1533 31 g 33 61 33 1 D. of Marseilles writes that, besides the indiscretions of are, Were money as abundant as last year. Delivery fur the 844 2 156 • 1845, 2,474 ; 1846, % . r 4 bushels, 13st. Bean', top, 10, and average lg. sd. up. per qr. Otte, 284 to 304. ne, 60s. Nona. reeking 7069 34 15314 36 1362 33 IS3 25 2353 53 2246 21 12 37 41 33 0 30 ass 67 iii ars .. the Prince committed before the hotels fth f ' o e oreign week ending 2nd Oct. :-1 , _, _ , • 2,302 ; 1847, 2,628. Petersburg - Y. C. on the spot, 475. 3d. ; ka , eight of top per 4 bushels, 19st 4lbs. 1 Yoax, Get. 2.-At this day's market we have* less rape y .......... - 1341 52 II 29 I 130 25 ... - 270 311 10 0 0 a ambassadors on the Bth, he was guilty of disro- remain months, 475. Whea and farm tsCHMTER, Oct. 2.-The corn trade throughout the of t, sra have be= enabledto sell attest week's egat ...m.d_ 54 69 636 10 23 ... ••• - ••• -.- 43 9 week has been dull, and prices barely supporter!. Liverpool prices. Barley in better supply, and last• week's prices oembimeed 843 37 111 74 171 94 1 4 - - - ... ii • 'Redid conduct in the anti-chamber of- 1318 holiness COALS.,-lialf-past Two.-The following are the and Wakefield both lawn yesterday, but with improved de- nearly supported. Oats id. per stone lower. In other ar- Noteiwabirkmd«.- - 1120 63 224 29 910 IS ' ... - • ... ••• •-• .„ .„ where he wrote upon an official notification , quotatio .-Adair'skfais, 16s. 3d ; Bales Hartley, 17..63. ; mand and more firmness at the reduction. At our market amino attention. The following are the present prices of Deltas- 950 36 11923 1 145 14 - . e J of the soverei7, ei ed b Card . al F tt.i cotton Buddle's " W • est Hartley, 17s. 6cf. i Eden Main, 19s. 90.• to-day there is a fair sale for each article for emunimption, st grain :-Wheat, white, ner iranerial qr., 64e. to 575. ; red. wales. I .gn y in erne , continents an impertinent obserratione. When he ols bil MP. Bul Martin 31 - 1 din 295. to Hasteee's Hartley, 17s. ed. ; Tanaeld Moor, 18s. ; Wall; our quotations, which we reduce 3d. per bushel on Wheat ; . ey, g, .t o et a; gr in fp isireioviskv mew.... I 9880 , 31 539 31 1 SO 36 1 I 641 17 I__ - ....„„ _-:::-I1-...L- --:-.• - ' -- 2 - ___ ________ --- 1 MU 31 1 1 11377 171 I 636 46 2li U 79 42 t! . .. , , • -4 , 1-: v e..A, , ...,, . 5., ,--. ..i . • - 42 I •/ 1 n ., ll.**l •A - 111 !%. •