The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-13 00:00:00

THE GREAT NORTHERN RATLWAT.-O ND P ENING IN LINCOLNSHIRE. TIMIS OV DIPAINITRI AARRIVAL On and Moe the ITth of OCTOOLL 1141. awl =RI fordo, siege. DORI TIAINII 8011 DAT tuna. • We* w• eft. as hi. ✓~y 6% .118 4 al the is. b b 111 7 en as ■ • maw re: liAg II p_hiplih re lt a Z /who tbs ▪ Prereei. VOW lip vi e M= Its. o w lei =Nis lamoso. , lalinligh " 44, 7• 111 V. 4••• el Ilis it... 11 n it i Va Ow. itte Ns a Ic WPM :ho to. ia• It woe es. led k. r •ftlionty a. DMus. TM mit et we 110 mein ow No satomm. S same el Is Mum Is reoremow• =mama my ems. KAY by so =Lit 1 X Is porn re te.i. a I ; thipj•his We r, iLC at heaven sompity we usalka. 7•11 .so hap et ilea was a sla that lee —Tallow ra. b . V=PO I=B ee. : the ✓t. homer. . trametteet Sri IL $l. mail wet ;seed ss ea estrum low lass good d yams frau rootage id 1110.—Bta mints Ewa ee es well is Nein amen 4 Ile peelnik nein the me. Ina minuet it elbir lissl o ensaistain, Eille se ll ie. the de. nil. tad frelll a gre t the hide Is • on la the * hr the nod ~9 lipa, Claim Dieetis; Le▪ n; Awl . haw. ; •80 , 4/& him Limbos; IN" lister ✓ ; Valifida• rg; Lahr. unim;,ielaL WM. 244 RS& 1.117' reagaillitt la VS I NV ke • Nei oft =."111:111 Wrgiss— lid. fraZ w ia D BILIOUS ustaVernaa kr and IM bad m Opeodia lidde mak tat Ma NI Do give Ma Me ilk • SM. 11....846 wed amp arm .—lldb by ba I, 144. lissai. Mosenal. it al. Ma .1. Dip • Palma. lof. /owl. Moto ~f H. B. K. of N. L MINE up. Ms W. re. d Ws Me. 0 t &Dart Imo. V as = Was. es Now It= mob. the 11,. C. ceb may 1. 11 •r e I a et Me WV& NIS" iced ernsiverit . B. J. Vowing, Pohl" Mg. `.hates, 204 eosin rpi.. al ft .1 1. MaW. Yr. 1. Damns... ,a,"Z " STATION& LONDON. W 1 Cow/le ...........-40. N0ZW1CM................. II.! .............. yes Doyt, by Lbw aid Nall Wales ..4 sowriumnoil ............ ...... ....... TRIVINOIPMIXjar 00011 . / WALTON. 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EMI of Dent;COL Vt..covnt Morvetb, M.P. 11.. n. Wm. Colrmi. M.P. John klagslaw. Esei M.P. Oats, F.l. T. 11111 t m... E*4. K. T. Cott•. Km. Captain Cocks ,Cnitlgtmem GOMM 11. I. Comm., ► i q. Y. PWkr. t.. 4. Lew!. Cl , vrtitm. Lewis C. Ilerblut. Nee. (Wilk paw MY W. K. Mien% as. MMS. Soo. ICamord. 0.. H. Linlay. swot. 184. H T. P. Sm. Pet*. TAO.. M.P. W, IhoryNaiß Eso. W. J. TOw Ews. afte, ortrassibarJ OPItaiIar•LVILIPL nil a NYS* --- —. 107.1 - 707airldst. Ds. swami 1155.06. IS,P. ttgat. = a .... riwid....4:014 Wl ' S. l'ess, llo l.. H. I. Crime. 114. W. Waal SA.. M.P. R. I. Csika. to esliir al." e l . . . 4. BAN SOLICI7OII§4P/Ma sal rar=sloo Aarississ.-3". 11DONgaIT..-_ Pii =ll:. k. r Ih 71:1 7 la 4-= N............. ara war IN Or Mem EIDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION Ibr UM Will . earl MAIM ABOIIIANOL-1111O0011$ bl ange g l i tue the 'lnk ITA — GSI T. lisfsi sad JO If LAI:WM Oswf. MMOM WILLIAM LAMOND sad Co., stuck es.l Awe mere beebm settesy there reageeers. rer Werra eak Mood' Vie "RAMA est they Way Tl . = . ra..........., a WAY 111ARVel. debestorer. L , eh me ireelga illeelm gift NA en ether Yore red proptety. Mew. W. 1,.. tied WOO beg to selareme thet their yobbo ale ot whey tree tikes every Weisesber. et 1 Wird, at the 11.11 et a Ihr Commerce. Lemke ; to their elbow M egg& ghee omesse• regoothet he be Liaa".• ralialk sol o .111;;;;0.—Sbe tearopen et the 44 elbee berehe bilts ra t aMr leamela r tbei t z vg i r r ar 4 re, as Tbatiday hlday. the Stb sed &blot ; 114 t, 414 tbe `iran nelt r i d mey be 6141 4 the Out tountry trinam lime rid lib %amidst by yeadlog • mon wam.. - E.11:11 FLOW= ROOTS. —THOMAS F. IF ILDI NO, Dada row ILK tram Hatitml. Irks:, dul l . Iswiraid. Looks. has arm for smline net 11 mood II Pletaa. N Toorrol Tulips 111 1.1 =rid ardor. i glid aal iass. : I"..il E r=B. AI iiu d Os beg ovaistavartled Is t a ... " 7: 61 21 1 1 11 •11 4 % for i ght i r i lz o : bs alrit i al i g i tri d be mil • _. 7 RON BMW" • 1 "' -- - iur 1%-- IR. BEDSTEADS sad Cli--/REDPS OM— • era lege reetare el thee Beelseda le tree led tee& atom eth. awl Coe tee I. re& Assad wt 410TelegielP mike& and watkelts tee tram NMI% xis, erriel .. 2_, Is Ow at the ibmennsal W 'WAY & BUM, the n. Ozheiatreet tenor et Soneeenee. mailiri.l l =Abe lead la the wee vhare may ahe be am the =lran it tree bed u v h applhelle mike i = arl hat beet r. alma mike, so ted. tepee pea le the veer be1....= 4 . lee= Ho w • ems= tee Wirt at Ha 61. wit aeopee et SWF teeseepeet setae. eel eel Met two. __ _ fRUSHEI3.—New layantieas.--The Triple Hair Pm& Oao stooks d liaabasni to at . op para. imam r ........ tai ottinia ill i t . . i l LlZ ae tz Om TY liatkomin Ira Itsgsk. gala hum me pima i rei. lbousesift dram ll= sag Wm mathog. aim d ells disisst.V b r d a l tt irm " l &" Vali " %team •& t. • 1 7:".... rEt the 14:11 6 1 1P: an ItEroollooo of ROM and R HORSES: Spring rad Abram are the 1 Nlllolllltir realer et bona over le tie tested Air t= am prenity vesimissia IldriertZ w ellerellm re ""7"1911.4'611,10=48M1=1awe1l wire lerre. ese= 1 gezet admits ....... ..m . Lo litaltorega o lei ORIGAMI:I — z . 637111141, iPt. *IL Wee Till re% erg . my streelks aressaa Is Warr tome er ea the red the rem ere a erier le Letreed te°l:4" g ableffire r u- r (sorted le erre, Or dr Amber et ROB Ili X. IWM Is es err eeper.—air mirror esere. W. lIDW=I PA. Fed* Laska OM W not sameftiis drobas iiM WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; 0../.lloonrin, . 1:611.46 ra di 0. ke. si=a o4 6 l i t li tt= 9"l.l".'-440 . 11. 14 11 = 10 I " I "... 2 67PG77:=VGAICLitt= 4, 'tr. d zi a ft...L., comas; ie. Mut. Man, 40, Wait ; WM fres 10•041014 Bib PrisAT TV II EMIGRATION to AUSTRALIA.—With a view t dm% o p= "Crol=.:2«s o k re toe l = l°l l va t Ms mm iffillele tila a Ins st mortar Solt clare P rbl i ps a( %opt MNar "Mo af Ist w at= 4Mloatl Moor rad sWir — o tionalsof sa the aggann an an ova:: panning. Nor ohldt ortltte a vr.. For PORT AT I an ib ta PHILIP, OLEDELO. 1500 tom burden. J. Mil. anasagn to oill tram Lauda° lath October. tom PBserablith October. For PORT ADIL MDI sod PORT PHILIP. the BRITANNIA, In too, bores, D. ROBSON, Oatamsodar; to -all ham Loaders 14 Novembar, from Plmotall Ilth Norcatbar For PORT ADELAIDE sod PORT PHILIP. the SPARTAN, 810 po t tour J. B. P IN, Commando' ; to Nall trout London 1:412 Noternhcr, from nth November. Par ADELAID n ial PORT PHILIP , POSTHIYMOVS, Mem R. DAP , , to ma iron Loudon 14 Daratbst. lbw Oral Davo pion en Isnan s am otrosionas turDn%"===laurastaslevuz .g s j. at ad Susago all le nail pso- ISIS is • gas a che So iamb sag bola sant ono Ossaisi=a in anputin pasen an say di an o=ot l ea. ; 1 / 4 I V astr e d 7t,Nareiraa zal, to tiko slis aro assing, tho A s ersolatia. a ng= Alta= s 'i . 00IETY far ENCOURAGEMENT of ARTS and MAN VIIACTUrIES, Johnutrort. Adolph. .- 64th Swim. letB 9. XZW Pitlttla sii T bee Xe 4 been 1~4, sad me be had ea rift: the . s 4 the rebel'. Meer. Jelw4xert. Mel- IM his nal et Its tellewleg aleurle a— l. • GM Meal. am* * Rh Weeee Mishesis RIMS Mks* for Ws be* meeeter6 XI me New esel Impreced eleckelsery or Precious Is Oslllestiee er of Whew ii, the BA Colii. sees, Ie Meer production. fai l * fa Vellite ll sl .l =lea helm we* h ~MN ehee pipe se PinehlM=r . 14611*. It ter the beet OM* 06 Ille *plin ths el arm reelsels *Mew Pwpone. wed er eme. umbil i w ‘ e jet st l e rl e de s he " : law g 2 7 4 S eg r e. • I I 1 • hr 6 e b si l b e le a 6 11 : 6 4 "be Ali ke la .."" re M I" "ti t Allen pi. et.heiveraillsrhilerrj.haw ilip I t s cLi h O n to n er beet sett lees* bed ei r/ir sr so . for the bee Dots lig it la t Tr pi. air but Paw me the Wee* Ir. wilis met a Hazt e ..... the eser.l64e famai la hr ram plait the es am ta mt =m= cape t = .. 1 „ ~. If MOD It. a r: ili M err the iszlin : s sit eslrees6 le item Ihe i.. Yaat =1. "11.1 d riter. vleh r i sr its. l4l4 or cre=a4 Irte e r . ar =Cet lints. essiltine. 'hi mach Miff teheseitios r WON prim Ihrt. The *red h lta MOM= elf Meet Specimen, of lelliett tar lere cal laM Age hi ales. Manufacturers are relocetett n = their miedrime Mimi* 6e the &caeca . house es ar Wore the list Weld* or Tries to liatwes* ROWLANDS' TOILET A2gICLES. 274 m i 9 /4 " l rAz illis r4 :3 latinEwe somis z i.. Fa i ze . - 7'.• ••.7.t a rTut n am tela= de taw il •&11X 4... gtran wrappur isra i ar ri do:=I INIPSION, .14 BANIC or ENGLAND. The UNCLAIMED DITIDIIID BOOKS at the BAN it of 61101 AID. esalakoise u a i iirs. m akm . stsol Ilearr of o raret t &l Sr . = i eLti Ileetalteet DM= god Wed le the r i d gl in =ihre i tel b V m er li t r e .'b e:M:e e ere ~ ant of ele. Careful,/ samporf übdotll.lglitinigi MAN WINO Iltee le tech both : Mt ww. ell. te‘tet reeler liar Foe Mile. The MINI 111 OM. NM W. Striate 21, Patersodasmow I, aisi ell bookultere. 41i t 613-rm 664 I LONDON, FRIDAY, OCT. 13, 1848. [THREEPENCE. NEWS FROM PARIS. PARIS. TRIZILIDAY, 610 P.M. The greatest agitation prevailed throughout the da t both within and without the Assembly. The m question remains without solution, and every successive hour, as yesterday, has brought its own report. The latest at the time I write is that the chief of the executive has called on M. Armand Manumit to form a cabinet. General Cavaignao has been in oommunication with M. Mole and other leaden of the moderate party. It would be tedious to mention all the resignations and all the appoint ments which have been talked of daring the day. You may he 'inured, however, that nothing yet is =and that nothing will or can be done at present shall have the slightest character of per massnoe. The best that can happen is for the present ministry to flounder on until the election of the eMnident. The news from Vienna, which will doubtless have embed London ere this, has of course produced a grand sensation. Several couriers have arrived from *be met daring the day, and it is even said that M. Bermes, the french secretary of embassy at Vienna, hag come to Paris, for the purpose of urging on the government the adoption of some strong measure. It is supposed that King Charles Albert will avail himself of the catastrophe at Vienna to recommence the war in Italy. Several of the generals in garrison at Paris have been ordered to-day to join the army of the Alps. A report prevails late this afternoon that a great number of the German cities are in in =erection. These and similar rumours have how ever little foundation better than conjecture. In the National Assembly to-day the President rectified as follows the statement of the division of yesterday, which, it appeared, had been erroneously given by reason of double votes : Number of votes, 673 ; majority, 337 ; for the previous question, 339; against it, 334. The discussion on the Constitution was then re sumed. The Assembly adopted all the articles from • the 46th to the 59th, without any discussion of in terest. They wore engaged in voting on that article which fixes the salary of the President when our re " porter closed his despatches. M. Ant. Thouret proposed to reduce it to 400,000 • francs. The left demanded an open vote by division, the majority a vote by ballot. I have, at the moment of closing my despatches, learned that the amendment of M. Thouret to redoes the president's eatery has been negatived by a ma jority of 549 against 182. A commission from the Institute, composedof mem ben of the sections of chemistry and natural philoso phy, proceeded yesterday to examine, with M. de Joly, the architect, the old Chamber of Depubes, in order to see what i mprovements could be introduced Into it in ventilation, heating, and acoustic properties. The intended examination, however, did not take =in 111111 sequence of M. de Joly having in *. essnmission that he was of opinion that, by a new arrangement of the seats, he could provide in the Chamber for the accommodation of the 750 members of the new National Assembly. This plan, if possible, would have the advantage of rendering unnecessary the demolition of one of the main walls of the hall, as well u very considerable alterations in two or three principal rooms adjoining it. M. de Joly has promised to lav before the commission on Monday farther information on the subject. Pales, Oct. It. New Lose, ; litres per Coots., 44 31 ; flee per Cesta., 09 ; LC Lea; GO 23 ; roan, Selena [ Mrs; MO, 71 ; Do. 1142, 78 ; Do. Threw, —; Do. Two.aud.a. AUK . —; Naples Hates, —; Roman Look 631; Tressary Sawa. Souk Slam. 1370; Lathan. ea Landes, SO days, 7.3 374 malt ; 10 _days, ID 27i emit. IILAILWAIL—Fie sad Orleara.ll2ll73 ; Pith and ROW" ast 30; Uwe sad Havre. 163; Miaow sad Ilarselges, 177 (A; etresbourg sad Bele, 43 75; Centre (01ersen). 338 73 ; Azaleas sad Doulepse, —; Der eases, 373 73 ; North. M. ITALY. The Corriere Mercantile, of the 7th, has intelli gence from Florence op to the Bth. That capital had been the scene of disorders, attributed to the exalted party; two chameurs and an officer of the civic guard were wounded by stones thrown at the armed force, whose coolness prevented any more serious collision. The Prefect Puocioni published a proclamation in consequence on the 6th, recommending the citizens to avoid increas ing the groups of the ill-intentioned by their presence from the mere motive of curiosity, and an nouncing that in case the dutuabances should take more serious turn, the armed force will set, after three intimations to make the crowd disperse. On the 6th Montanelli bad a long conference with the Grand Duke. A proclamation was posted at Leghorn, on the 6th, signed by the new eoveraor, in which, after thanking the Livournese for their confidence in him, he declares that, before he accepts sucks charge, he must consider whether he can fulfil it. Livorno was wry mach agitated oa that day ; some desired to see Guerrieri governor, others demanded Montanelli, and others still wished him to be minister; Gnerrazzi has left for Florence, and published an adieu to his fellow citizens, recommending Montanelli to their affections. Advines from Sicily state that a Sicilian ship, loaded with ammunition, was saved from being captured by a Neapolitan vessel by the British and French forces, who have also prevented the landing of the reinforce ment. sent by tho King of Naples to Filaogin. Cho iirowey, the well-known Polish general, has been' named by Charles Albert chief of the general staff of the army. La Suisse, of Berne, of the 9th, elates that the charge d'affeires of Switzerland at Vienna has re• mind from the Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs an assurance that he would write to Marshal Ra detzekv, to induce him to remove the restrictions which he had imposed on the communications of the canton of Tesino. EASTERN eCOUNTIEII.--THE LATE CHEAP TRIP To Nnwmaaarr.—The train st the Buten Counties Railway that conveyed second-char peessegers at 6s. each, and third. elan at 41., to Neverearkst and bath (a distance of 130 miles), on Tuesday lest, was composed of 31 carriages, each scatainiog nearly 50 persons. The total number of permits mewled was 1,537. Two of the company's most powerful elegises drew the train at the average rate of 23 miles an beer, Including several stoppages. The experiment hes bean so enomOisl, that the directors have announced their deseratinatton to repeat it at the Houghton meeting. THE PRTIONZI UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH AT GLASGOW . On Wednesday a communlattion was re ceived from Sir G. Grey, granting a respite during her ma jesty's pleasure to John fit'Ltulty, convicted at last Glasgow theses of the murder of James ll'Bride, at fitanemg, near Airdrie. The reason 'Reigned for this respite is that her asjasty's government may have time to inquire into the we, and see whether they can recommend the convict to the royal clemency, in terms of the recommendation of the jury. STATE OF THE WIND AND WEATHER. (By Electric Telepapia) Pam SWIM To MINI O'CLOCK Tins MORNING, the mind end weather at the undermentioned Omen were as Mann : alnolagbass ...B. Mae Brandon WE. ...Rise Lfrork nas Lam ...E.N.E—Squally oembdd W Mee Clielmetard —Fine Cbettorikid Fine °Actuator 11. Cloudy N ibse lienDerebeeeN.N.E Flne EtPublinin Oatebeed. Right tog Carew .&E. N -Foggy Oleneeeter N.E. N. Rae Orsport..3l.E * -Nary I batc Id Hertford Bak E. by 8 .floody Intuit& 8.......C1ete1y Leeds N.I by Z. Fine Loherater .N Pine .. Cloudy Lincoln lt Pine Brbeol. Oct If, 6 Dever. Oet 11, 13 sm. lb*mon ...N. .. Fine Now 811#12.t fog Normakall.W.byWßum Aweigh E.N.E....Cloady Pale W.N.W.. line Portomeatli...N.K.....Very Roe 111. W .Fine esalhompton...W- ras WI" arse weerel N.I. .Very doe w w=Plan N.E.. _Very flue Yarscieth Hain ad NZ.; tniaYt end dry. wind. S.N.E. ; nanny. SHIPPING. MAILa Anntvito.—Debris,27 l Waterford, 1; Donagba dee, 1 ; French, 1; Flanders, 1. Lottoow, Oat. 13.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W, mode rats bravar, and Sae, akar, dry weather. Dam., Oct. 12 —N.W. to N.N.W.—Arrived : Semiramis, Madras; William and Ann, Bombay; Agnes, Cuba, for Hamburg ; thaanfordham, Dalhousie, for Newcastle. Ar rived Iron the river and sailed : Lady Newest, Bombay; Banger, and Fanny, Bahia. Sailed Madam, Valparaim. 07F Laviaroot, Oct. 12.—Arrived Argit i rgegorc Elvirs, Rio Grande ; Ivanhoe, New Trek ; y, LIYZEIPOOL, Oct. 12.—The Ellen, ter (tow.., gat back to Rio Janeiro shoat the 18th August, leaky, and with 800 toms or toffee thrown overboard. Saunas. Oct. 11.—The Fear Brothers, Liverpool to Nowesosde, morbid mangey es re the Besrp , hu bees got skim' Wer4 in hero by 'womanises, with both pumpsgoing. Roarnanrrow, Oct. 12.—Befied United Staten - (st.), New Yak. forniOet. 12.-8•11 a : Henry Duncan, St. John's, New ihniseriek. Paraaacs, Oat 11.—Arrivod : Orepow, Ciaelsee. Caoo Arrived : BgertasCallaw. OE7 NIZIN:HiLD.—Anived: Brothers, St. John's, N. 8., ke Dablin, with pert of dick-load trashed away. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Cloek.—The Vienna intelligence has had a ddeoareging effect upon the funds, which before were so firm, with much confidence expressed by the job bers in their farther improvement. We have had • good deal of business tlus morning, but chiefly in the way of speculative sales, which have reduoed Con sols to 851 to ?, both for money and account. Reduced Threes are lower, at 831 to 41 ; the Three-and a- Quarter per Cents., 841 to 1. Bank Stock, 186 to 8 ex-dividend. Exchequer Bills, 325. to 36.. prem. Foreign securities are in little demand, and in general may be quoted in decline, or heavy, although nominally the same rates may be obtained. Deitch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are worse, at 44 to 5 ; the Few, at 88 to Reagan, 99 to 100. Danish, 66 to 9. Spanish Fives, 11 to ; the Threes, 221 to 3/; Passive, 21 to 31. Portuguese, 231 to 41. 191 to 1. Peruvian, 31 to 3. Brazilian, 72 to 4. Chiliac, 82 to 4. New Grenada, 11 to 12. Venezuela, 14 to 16. There has been a great deal of talk and some con fusion in the Stock Exchange in reference to an ex poeure in the Doily News this morning about the Times, and Stock Exchange Committee newspaper management. That body, d appears, have set up a paper of their own. INOW3IIIII/117111. Ink amt. 113 Sim at' Sim Cosi Oasa for deal.. 337 Ct. So l ex dlirl tga bmen oimis a r Pw Am. i 44 fah Po Ws. prow. 1,0111113 N FUNDS. 4 per OIL Avahisa Wawa., 1 per Cmi. Da l 1 , 1 lf 44 par th. Dog. Beak TO Ganda Drew/ Ma. Pier vir et e nistra idi.Tl 4 a" w mealm• S 71 dp w V I New, , SO r a s& ani :l3l: Mao 103 00=mb. . . 2 2 1 33 Cohnabbao=ider 80. DU a . 3 per . 61 21 per 01. DPP* Pe.. 44 II , H 16 4 poroi. DIP& Outp.,llB 9 Parassia RAILWAYS.—Shares are Bowdon, although they presented a better appearance in the morning. The quotations me similar to yesterday : London end North Westerns are 102 to 4 ; North Staffordshire, 71 to 7 die. ; Great Noetherns, 13a to 13} die. SALE EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAT 1/4 LONDON. (Yealwiketa prima will is &wad in last paSe.) Ilkwa. and Oa FA, 611 j I Lou. kN. Weise& 102 31 Inskiwitismeldra r el Do. Nsw Qw.. 1 OWeiselan,l7l Do. Do. New AL MIL, 1 Do. 10 719 4111 Mostar and Mabband, 191 . 17/ lan D .." S. Eastern amass, 121 11 Nswll/1.1 41 Do. New Ow& pw , 6 Do. New inip.llll6, Prot, 1 1 Do. Ea No. 2. d 76 11 Do.N. & pse CL, 49 D W I% OWesi. Fret. 761 L Law. New rs. St Noah& von lea cant., lej E. LliodwYker. 311 N. MOW 41111.31 Orret Do.llstait.4 Do. Makes • N. SWOrta, Do. dri er ,* 0641 Ozkad. Wsesnatee, sod Waiver. GL North Now 711 beinplaw d a Do. do. IN., 41elgete,e1 Great Weaken, 73 21 tilir fte ath CY& 11 per Cant. Frei, Do. Halent, 411 Do. Qin , 13 141 Shropehlre thslona Do. Fifths. lit & Eastern, II Do. New 171., • 14 York, New , 4 Ear., 231 21 Hull & Araby Halves, 471 Do. (Orig. Nowa. & Der.), 21 1 Imo. it Carlisle TWA', 7 Do. Eaten. No. 1 (York and Lane. k York. New Gear. 6 par Nowa), 11 101 Cent., 4{ 4 Da.let No. 2 (Nowa. & Bee.), 11 Levis and Think, l l3 Do. u.N.E. Tar., 41 31 Do. New, 3 York k N. Mid. AIL 61 6 La. k Blackwell, 36 4 Do. E. & W. R. Es. , , 12f LontL, Relsta., and South Coast, Naw Boulogne ar L 41 Aratera, 31 and lega, Do. tew Sl.Orr. 6 per Ct., 41 N. of Freon, 6 Men, MK, I Una New WI. Pans and kalabourg, lj PreL. lEFERFOOL 3 1 .• •"" - again Tit* market is E. Counties, 111 OL North)ern,,2l 131 d Do. (A Lana. & Yorks. WNW, 31 d 1 tn. & N. Waimea, 1041 3.1 Do. New Qra , 2 1 d Do. Qrs. (A k B), par Da (Had. C. & IL), 20 Midknd, 711/ 6 Do. Halws, d Taus Great Northern (e), Great Western un, d Lou. & N. Western, 1031 Da New Ctrs, it 3 - 14 Malknd Haws, la 121 d I MANCHESTER The slight rally whieh too aryl) lot to-clay, end the or &Mop prices. Dir., lane., and Mesh. Junction, 21 11.16 d Cskdonlan pret.,lloa 31a. 3d. Z. laseashire, 121 Da. New, 111 d Leeds an Do. Pret dib il t 161 Do. New, 311 LW., Man., k Newe. Ja., 21 d BIRMINGHAM 11 The nukes woe, if esytht current of r ises seem to bol idland, N. British di, W. i s pd. Praia IL—Ovne o'CLoct. down. Do. Eight Sher., hs, U Linn Is. 3 Nod.. 1, 10 1 d . Do. PveL, 91 Do. so ila t t o e:7km and Sig.). North ire. 71 8. E. & Dover No. 2, 121 d Do. No. 4, 01 , 3-14 York, News., Bawl* 0.N.1. Par., 30 4 o'Ctoci. N. British Qrs., 91 North Union (A), 197 Do, (B), 138 Shreve., On, end Chest., 101 & E.& Dever, No. 0, d i1.E31, (krona 19. le place yesterday has bean m otet was extremely Sat, with Us. & N. West. M. & B. Qtr. (A & B), per Do. Qrs. (C), 131611.16 p Mon., abet, t Lin. Eighths, 70 d Do. (Chiron 341. ad), NM 31 d Midland, 77 N. Staffordshire, 71 1 Shrove. Unica, d 8. E. & Dover Na 4,6 I 5-16 LEB, °croon. 11. r, 'lnner, and the downward mW. Wein Bk. ( 16 d7O D 0.113.), 4 9- Union, el /Ciatiii I nine ij LEEDS SAL Omen= 12. The ft :indices in diem nselay were more nanwrove, yet prim WITS on the &ether. Gent Northers (A). ei North WeWern, e 4 d Lade and Thh* 12 164 Oast Northern, 13j d Do. New, 32 d N. Btenbrdahlre, 74 d TOBY B. OROS= 19. Great Northern, 31 d North British are, 34 York, Newc., sod Her. Es. No. 1, York, Bowan., end Berwick ID. In 3d. O.N.E. el 5-16 N. ee:.irehi., COALS.—Haff-pasi noo.—Bates Hartley, 15s. 13d,; Buddls's West Hartley, 188. 6d.; Carr's Hartley, 18a 6d.; Edna Main, 16s. Bd.; Hosting's Hartley, 188. 6d. ; Walls End Adelaide, 18s. Bd .; Wall. End Braddyll's Hatton, 171.8 d. ; Walls End Huwell 178. 9d.; Walls End Helton, 17.. 8d ; Walls End Lambton, 17.. 3d.; Walls End Stowers's, 178. 6d. ; Walls End Tees, 17s. 3d.—Ships at market, 378. CORN.—Monat-rsw&—The supplies of Engliah grain have been bat moderate dace Monday ; from abroad the sub& sf Mint and Oats have been liberal. Our mar ket wale ssiosisd by several musky milieu, who took off a moderato quaint el Wheat, at about Monday's rates. Ba les, Oats, Bens, and Pas, IMO a heavy trade, with • diwnward i.dsnq. lb following orb Mr Aday's fuotge?ints : illzzAr, Emu ma 1.43,41 ------- _Mao.... anoato 62 Soda ea at. 46 to 34 to 36... do 0$ to 67 to 62 Tolima (am or alba) 63 :cal 041212.11 s La. 141....41 to 62 to 14 _white-- 30 to 14 to a R & a a. 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DIM TM& ea Amdmi........... /8 9 Mt. i 9 IN. rum Anodes's. per barrel 03 .. 19113 e. s 0 t too 33 Demos mai lissaborg — Canadian ?mirk per seek of 1901k4., tree to 117.111T113 IMO LONDON FROM 91h OCT. TO 13th OCT. Qrs. Ennell. &ask. Li AL %ma. th "Thant Parlay NO I I M. I 1910 us P. 3,370 laths ; bernls. Its% 1,190 qrs. Lanni Annuals.— Wheel, 31s. Td.; Bork% 314. 103.; Ostr, fes. it ; t3r, ; Baas. Ills. 44. ; Pas, 425.9 d. :WEILL AVILKAGICS. 3.lBarisil era. lir. I Bear.' Per. &pt. 2 Go l so. n. 4d 3T. 111,206 361,286 lid —10 d 10103 s 20396 1d.414 Bd If oG,sa. bine Sd 33. 01316 10d:466 Sd 13 626 4036 70,216 Ild 326 0d.376 11(1 . 376 lid —3O 336 %BM Id 316 13ds Id 396 Bd Oct. 7 77. GO:. Goo. Gums us so 6 ea wrist Aug. Arr. 1 036 Ild Sig 0e1,116 lOd :6 44 _ . _ 00711 soiisatod7theiiltie badness done was at last week's pelasOor poi spends' of Wheat; other articles the turn !awes. Wheat, old, es. to es. Bd. per bush.; new, 6a. to Be. ; Beam 81. to ; Barley, 275. to 335. per qr. ; Oats, 225. to 28i. Bunn/1011Am, Oct. 125 .- Daring the present week the transactions in Wheat have been on a very limited wale, but prints of all descriptions are unaltered. Fine Barley mon la demand, but light qualities are unsaleable. Only a retail sale for Oats: if there were buns for a quantity, lower rates would be submitted to. ne same natant applies to Beans. This day's market ruled dull for Wheat, and all ands declined Is. per qr. Barley told slowly, at a similar decline, Old Oats maintained their value, but new were again 6d. ro Is per qr. lower. Fine old Beans fully as dear ; other descriptions Is. per qr. cheaper. The followtng are the prices of grain -Wheat. English, white, per bushel of 621b5., 6s. 10d. to 75. 6d. ; new, 6s. 841. to 7s. 2d. ; red, 6s. 9d. to 7a. 341.; new, 6s. 44. to 7s. ; Irish, red, 6s. 10d. to 75.; foreign, red, ss. 11d. to 75. Bd.; white 13e. M. to Be. ; Polish, Odessa, 7s. to 7a. 44 ; Danube, 61. 6d. to 6s 6d. Barley, per imperial quarter Si,. to 365. 6d. ; grinding, per 3921b5., 26a. 84 to 30e. 6d. Oine, inglik quarter, 225. to 31s. I Welsh, black an d wh hite ite, ,par pn ia l u lt i , 22a. 6d. to 235. 6d. ; Irish (401 b. to 421 b.), 235. 6d. to 24.6 d. ; (371b. 1en. to 391 b.), 225. 6d. to 24a.; black, 225. to 23e. Bd. ,Eaglish, per 1961 b., old, 165.6d.t0 178.6 d.; new, 14s. 68. to 16e.; Irish, 16e. to 16e. ; foreign, 13s. to 16e. Peas, boiling, per imperial quarter, 441. to 48s. ; grinding, pet 1961b5., lbs. to 16s. Leati/s, per 196th.., 13s. 6d. to 14s. Flour, per sack of 2801 b., English, fine 43e. to 455.; seconds, 401. to 42a. Baurror.., Oct. 12.-The sale of Flour in this market has continued in the dull state before advised, at all prices from 375. to 425. per sack for English seconds; therefore, our mil lers have not been very anxious buyers of Wheat duting the past week. At to-day's market there was a poor attendance of parahssers, and everything was rather lower. Farmers' Wheat plenty, at le. to 2s. per qr. decline ; 444, to 484, per per qr. for new sample., which are all more or ler damp and grown. Little doing in malting Bath y as yet, 325. to 38s. per qr. New Oats, very little /saleable, at 19s. to 20s. Bd. black ; 20s. to 225. per qr. roe white. beteg Bd. to ls. per qr. lower. Last week's prices asked for foreign grain, but rather lees money would be taken for anything but the finest Wheats, which are souse. American barrel Floor, 32r. per barrel. Foreign arrivals this week : 960 qrs. Wheat, 889 Barley, 3.945 brie. Flour. Coastwise and from Ireland :-521 qn. Wheat, 191 Barley, 3,772 Oats; and 400 sacks Flour. Damn, Oct. 12.-Our market was well supplied with Wheat, • large • of which, for the time of year, was old; higher ces were asked, bat, although no actual advance was establhhed, the trade was firm and the best samples, both old and new, fully maintained last week's prices; the inferior new Wheats were almost unsaleable, but a good clearance was made of all the better sorts. Barley was still but little in demand, the highest pries given for new was 375. 8.1. a quarter. Beans were higher ; but in Oats and Pen there is no alteration to note. Tares were rather bwer ; price from 10e. eid. to 12s. a bushel. Eye sold slowly at from 201. to 21s. • seek. Wheat, white, 60s. to Ms.; best red, 66.. to 624. ; middling, 495. to 654.; interior, 38s. to 484. Barley, 283. to 41s. Oats, 235. to 275. Beans, old, 48e. to 605. ; new, 403. to 481. Peas, 40s. to 48s. Flour, fine, 48s. to 60s. per sack ; seconds, 42a. to 455. HUNOIRPORD, Oct. 11.-The supply of Wheat to day was large, but there was not so good an attendance of buyers as lest week : it was a dull market, and the sellers were obliged to submit to a redaction of from le. to Zs. per qr. The Bar ley trade is somewhat brisker, with a good supply. Very little doing is Oats and Beans. Wheat, 444. to &U. Barley, 335. to 40s. Oats, 21s. to 284. Beane, 40s. to 60s. Lawn, Oct. 12.—Our market to day was moderately sup- 1 with Wheat, which sold steadily at firmer rates. Maltsten hays now began generally to malt, coreequenly Barley was in good demand, and fully maintained our quo. teems. Oats, Beans, and Peas remain steady. Wheat, old, white, 161. 10s. to 164 15s. ; new, white, 121. to 141. 101. ; red, old, white, 141. 61. to 141. 10s. ; new, red, 101. to 131. Barley, 355. to 38e. Beane, 37e. to 38s. Oats, 19s. to 235. Peas, 38e. to 40s. Loves, Oct. 11.—There was a deal of stir amongst the seed Wheats today, the prices for which, u usual, ranged high. In =Wets' samples a fair business was done, at barely Bat week's prices. Barley a little lower. In other corn no change. The new Wheats generally are in bad condition. Wheat, 465. to 635. Barley, M. to 31e. Oats, 16s. to 20s. Per qr. /4AIDSTONS, Oct. 12.-We had large su pplies _ of new Wheat, but of a very ordinary descripHon. The good dry samples went off at last week's prices; also old. Lent Corn was far from a brisk sale, at last day's rates. RANNINOTRIN, Oct. 12.-Our supply of Wheat to-day was pretty good, the sale very slow ; last week's prices were barely maintained. Barley comes to band rather better; good malting was selling at 33a. to 345. ; grinding, 265. to 30s. Beane and Pas are again Is. to 2e. lower, with very UM* business doing. MARKET RASEN, Oct. 10.-There were not many samples of Wheat here to-day, and the very heat that were disposed of were a shade below last Tuesday& price. Barley, Oats, and Beans were stationary, and little business was done. MELTON MOWBEAT, Oct. 10.---We have bad a good sup ply of old and new Wheat offering at this market to-day, at fully the rates of last week. All other kinds of corn the same. Wheat, old, 58e. to 68s; new, 60s. to 54e. Barley, 30s. to 345. Oats, old, 28s. t Ks.; new, 21e. to 24,. Bans, 42a. to 48s. per qr. NIWARIC. Oct. 11.-The only variation in this market was in old Wheat ; new, when in condition, was in great demand, at Is. per qr. advance. The select samples of Bar ley, of malting quality, sold at a decline of ls. per qr. Beans, Oats, and Peas without alteration. Tares, 6d. per bushel &MGT. NEWBORY, Oct. 12.-The supply of Wheat fresh for to-day's market was only moderate ; old, and the beet des criptions of new, fully supported last week's rata, but no could be made with the interior. Batley in retried supply, and le. lower. Oats, Beans, and Pea, dull, and cheaper. This day being our statute fair, it much interfered with business. Averages tattle 7th Oet. : I,lloqrs. Wheat, at 61e. 2d. ; 153 _qrs. Barley, at 36,. 9d. ; 30 qes. Oats, at 28s. 4d. ; 10 qrs. Ban, at Ots. nratortnr, Oct. 12.-Farmer continue to offer their new Wheats at low prices, but the quality and condition are generally so bad, that millers are unable to use many per cats, and the consumption is very large on imported Wheats. At this morning's market not much busineas was done, but millers showed mon disposition to purchase than of late ; prices unaltered. RONSIY, Oct. 12.-This being one of the days of Weybill Fair, our market was scantily attended, and but little business of any kind was done, at prices substantially the same as last week. ROYSTON, Oct. 11.-Wheat and Barley with difficulty supported last week's pries", and the trade, on the whole, must be considered dull. What, 275. to 35e. per load. Barley, 28.. to 365. par qr. Oats, 18s. to 255. tileottnde-orr-TEL, Oct. 11.-We continue to have fair arrivals of Wheat. At this morning's market we had a good show of Wheat from the farmer, which sold at prices fuya a ual to what were obtained this day asennight. Oats, in apply, and sold on rather near terms. Barley and Beans in fair demand, at oar quotation". Prices, ice.: British Wheat, per qr., of 631 b. to the bushel, Durham and Yorkshire red, 48e. to 56a.; white, 62a. to 68e. ; old white, 68e. to 62a. ; old red, 64" to 58e. ; south country, red, 645. to 60..• white, 663. to 695.; old white, 695. to 130.. ; old red, 65i. to 68s. Oats, feed, per qr., 22a. to 241.; potato, 265. to 28e. Beane, old, 40s. to 44e. Flour per sack of 28016 a., fine, 395. to 40e. • superfine, 435. to 455. per qr. Oatmeal, pa sack of 28 0 1 b .., ' Scotch, 31s. to 381. per qr. Foreign •.Wheat, per qr. of 63Ibs. to the bushel, Manic, Kon*sberg, and Elblag, 60s. to G4a per qr. ; Rostock, Wismar, and Stralsund, 68e. to Me. Hamburg and Stettin, 62" to 60s. ; Holstein and Danish, 56.. to 591. ; Polish, Odessa, 62a. to 541. Barley grinding, 275. to 295. Oats, Dutc h and Friesland, 22.. to . Beans, ticks, 38e. to 40". Ryemeal, per ton, 7i. Cloyerseeds, red, in bond, per cwt., 265. to 34" ; white, 30a. to 365. Imports daring the past week : Wheat, coastwise, 890 qra. ; foreign, 920. Barley, coastwise, 100. Tares, coastwise, 2 linicanon, Oct. 12.-There woe a shorter supply of Wheat at to- day'. market, and coming in better condition, sold readily at last weak's prices. More Barley offering, which sold at a decline of ls. per qr. Rye in less demand. Tares mane, and dear, from 10s. to 12s. par bushel. Old Beans in more request without alteration in prices. Wiarmanne, Oat. 12.-The late heavy and continuous showers had an effect on today's supplies and pales ; but the best samples of white Wheat realised 251. Gd. to 26e. ; Noonday gone, 23a. fld. for well•conditioned kinds. Old and new What in abundant supply, adverse circumstances considered. Good grinding Barley, 13s. per bushel ; inferior, sample.inquired after at 11..13d. to 12a. Oats made a good , chimes at from 9.. to 9.. 6d., with some as low as 85.6 d. Flour was quoted at 2" 6d. per stone for best qualities 2.. 4d. fer secondary kind.. Potatoes still 74. to Bd. pa _ _ _ WORLINGTOII, Oct. 11.--Tha mipply of Whist drew the fusers at tbie status'. Inarkst was isedoesto. &garter rapist asittebed bet week's rates ; aiddbmfils. to 235. ; Mierier sod ewe ef seeditlea mew l9s to 20s. Bailey lase lagers& Am; sesbiag, lb; Us. Oats, Os Od. to Is id. par t imp. bubo& Esntsasaw, Oet. 11.—Thus wee a good sapply of Wheat a t oh astalso market ; Ise dry samples of as sad good old besegbt bet week's prim bat asap weeks wares very dell sob ot s redecties oi Is. per qo. The deseesd for beeigs Wheet was sot aztoadve, sad is the bamboo dens bogus Mil the tars is their Wow. Barley tally minimised Deer.—Telteet, et. ; Bartei3Oate, - 1 - yeM;Za. — eae — Ttea. L. -- 5 1 Pries.. Sept. 1 eel*. 9..9694.16:135pa IS. sopa W. Oat. 7. ss ..Z... _ •- -. ... SS 6 ... .. BANBURY, Oat. 12.—Brdag the holiday fair to-day, the _u_. late rates. O.ts were In demand; choice samples --- lc per it. dearer, but there is little alteration in the v. 1,; ci infs. nor. Beans 'old ors the same terms as last Weounday. Wheat, top, 70.. ; avenge, 688. b.. Batley, top, 326. 6d. ; average, 32a. Oats, top, 28e.; average, 255. Bums , top', 44a. ; average, 40s. 4d. Citthoow, Oct 11.-Since the date of our last report 5,540 barrels of Flour have arrived from Canada, and 1,020 clarters Indian Coss tram the United State.. T..e supplies vie Ciftsagementb, cauterise, are liberal, amount', dewing the week, foreign and coastwise included, to 7,360 yams Wheat, 3,300 qrs. Barley, 1,800 qn. Oats, 950 qrs. end 1,040 seeks Flour. From Ireland, with the rarer.= 7,350 qrs. new Oats, the imports have boon unimpeetant. • further decline of 6d. to Is. per boll es Wheat has ;n sem instances been submitted to rather thealetear leading cb at which reduction some quantity kont blues at Oe= of the week; but the liner qualities at Amiga being bell at former prices. are mostly going to wary. I loin boo been sold at 30s. 65. per barrel, being fully to ppsee barrel lower, and Irish new Oatmeal at 325. per 48016., which is Is. to 2s. per load below our last quotations. For Irish new Oats there has been a fair sale et Mt. 65. to 19.6 d. per boll, which is 6d. under previous rata. Bath:, bee been offering rather cheaper, without inducing buyers my ex tent. Beans have met a dull sale at the decline last noted. For Pees scarcely any inquiry. At this morning's market the trade remained in much the same state as above de scribed, there being apparently no disposition to a ...hatit to any further decline in pricer, and on the whole a modentely fair business was done at our quotations in most of t'de load ing articles, except Barley, ie which transactions van: , limited. The (Awing are the prices : -Wheat, per 24011'., English, white, old, 28s. 6d. to 295. Bd. ; new, 275. to 28s. e J ; red, old, 27e. 6d. to 28e. Bd. ; new 265. to 275. 6d Scotch, white, old, 28e. 6d. to 295.; Irish, red and is Its.te, new, 245. to 268. ; Deistic, old, 295. to 305.; 28m. to 298. ; Danish, 275. to 288. 6d. ; Odessa, soft, 25.. 0 27a Canadian, 268.6 d. to 28e. ; United States, 275. to 28s. Barley, per 3201b5., Berwick and Scotch, old, 235. to 240. ; Irish, new, 224. to 235. 65.; foreign, free Pi torrent's, eld, 228. to 235. 6d.; Danish, 21s. to 23e. .ate, per 2641b5., Irish, Wexford, &c., old, 18s. to 18s. &i.; Limerick, &a., old, 18e. 6d. to 195.; new, ltze. ftd. to 191. 6d ; extra, preened, old, 19.. 6d. ; foreign, Ituadult old,: 17s. 6d. to 18e. 6d. Danish, old, 17s. is 175.64. Beene, foreign, per 4 imperial bushels, old, 18e. to 19e.; Irish, w2601b ,188. to 198.; new, Ilk. to 18e. ca. ; Egyp tian, per 2801128., old, 17s. to 18e. Peas, per 2801111.,white, odd, 19s, to 20s. ; grey, 18s. to 19e. ed. ; Canadian, 19s. Io 20e. Flour, per 2801b5., English, SAM MIS, obi. 640. to 46e. Irish ditto, 43e. to 445.; fine, old, 418, to On I ettra choice qualities, 465. to 465.; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 30s. to 31e.; Canadian, sweet, 30s. to 31x; sour, 30s. Oatmeal, per 2801128., Irish, common cat, 31e. to 335.; new, 31s. to 325. Indian Corn, per 280 be., 20s. 6d. to 21a. 6d. DANTZIC, Oct. 6.-Yesterday there were again taw river supplies in the market, some of the factors having by ex traordinary end expensive means succeeded in brincing them forward, sunnountlag the difficulties arising fro, the low state of water in the Vidal*. At this day's mei 'est, fins new Wheat, 621bs. to 630128., sold at 615. to SI, .id.; and 40 lasts of old middling, high mixed, 6111 m., at 4.; Total soles this week, 660 Lute. Accounts about the eater are again won', and by tome it is already contemn's% d to go with their supplies to Elbing, the river Noget off, ri ng suffi cient water. A few vessels have appeared, Freights to Hull, 4e. ; Newcastle, 3s. 3d. ; and London, 4s. 6.1 Lronosur, Oat. 6.—Holden of Wheat. are riainit in their demands, and nothing leu than 41e. 4d. f.0.b., taik d of for fine description ; on the other band freights are 111 c, ly to be lower, u several vessels have come in, and we in nt , now perhaps be able 49 charter at 64, with 6 to io per eL.a. SKINS.—IZADENHALL ; Oct. 13.—Hid, 9, sdlbi. to 641bs, lid. to 11d. ; Ran. to 721b5., lid. to 11 I ; 721 b., to 80165., 2d. to 2 id. ; 80th.. to 881bs., 2d. to 24d. ; 881 b.. to 96th., 2id. to aid. ; 96th.. to 104 Th.., 31 I to 31d. ; Horn Hides, 8.. Calf Skins, 2s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. BIRMONDSZY, Oat. 13.—Hell-brads, Os. to Os. Od. Polled, 2s. 2d. to 2e. 10d. lialt-brods, 24. to 2s. 4d. Downs, Is. Bd. to 2s. PRODUCE.—MnrroNo-LANE, Hall--pat The Sneer market has been dull to-day, and there has not been any offered in public ale; altogether, there has seldom been a mote unsaWitaMory week for the importers of Sugar, and prices are as low as they were in the most depreieed state of the market. 'tatted inactive; etanderd quality, 60s.—Coffee The public sales are progressing without any material alteration; very good ordinary na. ire Cey lon mold at 275. 6d.—Rice: The small public sales went off well, at hall prices. Bengal good sold at 12s. ; Bom bay white low to middling, 10s. toile. 6d. Indigo: The sale has gone off steadily to-day, flue qualities at rather higher prices. —Tea: The public sales have gone oft heavily, and in some instances a slight decline was submitted to. Sago sold 20e, 6d. to 21s. 6d.—Cotton dull.—Rum neglected: proof Leeward' quoted Is. 6d. per gallon.—ln other articles no material alteration. PRICES CURRENT. Ilvoe;per 01/1... *OTT PAO. Plge, No. I. S2 2... 0 • IT. Indla,ll.Y.bens.l34. ed.ble.6d Hoop 9 0... 0 • Yellow &Grey... 36 0...86 Oarge etCardiff Om 0 9...0 • Pine .... ST 0...40 Owed& 11 0...12 • Ilaarltitte,teown... 19 0.. 86 ILLS at pm ton. Yellow 36 0...39 Pig, bid. l6 10... 0 • Pine. 4O 0...42 Xdoltiet ..... 17 b... • • Bengel&Madres,b. U 0...8i . 16 18...0 • Yellow B4 0...8T Patenteitot l9 10... 0 • . _ White 37 6::.44 5 1 fereign. brown.-- 32 0..35 0 Talkie 866.876 Orey and white 89 0...91 0 Bawd, Hambro' 61 0...67 0 Lampe 49 0. A 1 0 Cormq in Bond. West India, mil mazy lB Good. 44 0... 83 0 Fine 72 0...110 0 Ceylon, good ordi nary .. Roe oniinari , K 0... ss 0 Fine Moolet, good todne4s 0... 72 0 Costa Rim, ordi ry to fine 4B Sumatra and Pa 0... 44 0 dang 2l 0... 26 0 its, at pr lb. Oongoooommon 0 0 ... 0 7 Rota, at per cwt. Bengal white lO 0... 14 0 Carlo 8 6... 9 6 Java and ISAMU& 8 0.,. 15 0 Patna, *honed 2$ 6...82 0 Brunt. red or minima lB 10... 0 • Speller l4 0... 0 0 MLA. yer 222 hp,. ire. dah !Li, ma, yids 27 0... 0 • 25 10...26 • =li yellow 24 0.. 35 0 70 0...72 0 Mirror 72 0 .. 0 0 0id.—.....„ 94 0... 0 0 199•01104. 25 10...28 • 0120‘001poll,p,t0o 49 9...50 • Ommalrst. 4l 0...42 111 119 • I• I 3 011 4 igl u.. 37 0,.. 0 0 ~.. 22 10...0 0 rernmeti per con. liallor—Oodt. On loc BO 89 0. 0 90 ..81 0 Mho 0 0... 0 MIK Lt. 0 0_ 0 liawfals, do 720.7 60 Oafs% Lt..-- 78 0...82 0 Newry UR 0 0... 0 0 Waliriard 72 0...78 • 19884 DM; par limo Primo MN o 0... 0 0 irk, 940 70 CAI 0 1 " 11 170 0...60 0 DO.. u Boma. Wsiollard, si r m art 84 0...71 • 141 0. 31 k 144 0...64 0 Dt* ngIIMZ Oow, p. 62 0...72 • ws, per lb. B. A.BOOlB. Video, at 08.4 d 68. 6d Zed 4 4.0 34 = tad dry 0 0...0 0 0 9...0 Of Rio, dry 0 4 .0 Se Unialklf4lp. dry 0 33...0 5 6 1 Weft Rolla, dry.— 0 0 ...0 • Bated 0 13...0 II Eost Indio._ .__ 0 4 ...0 19 I &apnea Leeward Proof.. .." . I 6 0 Demean, 21 to 96 per and. O.P. ... lo; 0.. 3 ki per cent. O.P. 3 4 . 3 Favourite marks 4 3 4 Brandy, letbrande 3 8 I I 6ritishapirlle,d.p. 10 3 ... 0 loot& Irish lO 3 ... 0 Flee, pa tem. Riga, rms. 833 0...40 Bt. PeUtifttg, 9 head Dutch and • 15;niali 80 0...00 Friesland Hat?, at par toe. llLPUmbeirsabeant3o 10..61 °Minot half dams U 10... 0 =lns 32 10... 0 pra Manilla as &At ant India Bemn l3 9..33 Bombay l6 0_44 luta Ti., at per ant Banes 74 0..73 Strata &Aa dry 0 6 . I 11‘ • I —0 le 8. Amor. per We 4 0 ... 6 6 Sandy aoozy, ditto 6 per o. 0 ... r 0 Dr W at Logwood. Jamlas*C3 13 to .. • I Madura' ..... Coatpatoby 6 0... 0 0 Footle, Jamaica 6 0... 6 0 Pilearagua, large aad oolkl 10 0...18 0 ft 0...10 0 Llata. .0 Cm.la 6 . 10460 76 0... 0 0 Rapsa Bimai 1 ! .41-1.1 10 - - Bars £6 15 £0 0 3 10. 3 lf lb 60 0 TALLOW.—TaIIow continues depressed by large arrivals which daily take place. The uncertainty that exists • the 1,400 casks of Chemoirs Tallow, which we men some time since, prevents all speculative pur chases. The demand for actual consumption, however, is good. and should Chemors Tallow not be shipped from Pe tenburgh, a very considerable rise may be supteted. tersburek Y. C. on the spot, 455. od. ; October to De cember delivery, 465. 6d. ; separate months' delivery, 465. to 461. 6d. HOPS.—Boaouou MAzarr.— Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is a good demand for all Hops with colour ; the latter pickings have come much more brown than was expected, consequently all samples pa pering a fair share of colour command high prices. Duty, 205,0001. New Mid tlt Hotta 91. 10 to 5/.10 Youth* losta.p.egt 2to 2L12 Weald of Lento 2 sto 3 10 Yearling Oman 2 oto2 10 Seam larabenas 4 oto 0 WnmLL Fans, Oct. 12.—1 n the Farnham-row a great many bright samples were disposed of, at 10e. per cwt. more than those of similar quality made yyesterday; than of Werke quality and aroma not so much inquired for. Some were injured by the wet. We heard of several of the best growers making 81. per cwt. this day, a few asking 61. 101.,, others content to take 51. to 51. 10s. Hope ol 1847 are decidedly of finer colour than those of this year, and for them as much money was offered as fir some of the new. In the London-row, where the Borough factors sell Kent and Sussex Hope by sample, we found many offering at very low figures, the quality bang inferior to last year's. The average prices ran fr om 31. to 31. 161. per cwt. ; a few prime Bast Keats, Si.;very indifferent Mid-Hente, from 21. to 21. 16s. ; So;six hope, from 21 51. to 31. 10x ; selected, up to 41. In this part of the fair the business appeared very slack. Takin g the two load country rows, right and left, there ap peared muck activity, several of the well-known growers and careful pickers having sold many pockets ; those from Sir T. Miller's of Fro le ; Mr. Bennett's, of Bentley, Bar gent, and Shotter, of fasted;B Knight, of Bentley ; Gunner of Alton ; Steroid, of Aldershot ; Twitchen, of Holybounte, and several other, were very brig.ht in colour and excellent in quality, having been picked before the rain on the 23th and 29th of September; their best pockets sold at from 3/. 10e. to 41. per net, ; quality, 31. 3e. • there were other is/eking through the pockets off r ered at from 21. 15e. to 31. whole ows, it =I from the marks in chalk that many sales had been ' a great many for Bath, Meld. Izeter, and ether towns. It is thought that the bast Alton, will be all cold, as well VI the by Saturday. The duty is not laid at atone • 190,0001. to 195,0001. Many gardens are notyet rekellkW the own do not intend gathering, the Oak aviag set fend hem the winds and ran, so as to 11141 very little rtes amp to make manes*. 4 (I • • ...• CS ,Irt\ Per eh- 4. • Pere hire ,020 dog rim :4 • One boll ba• For Led. Wu: KW. zkot do- it to itely lead- ited. Oish, red, [Web, new , 28.. LPL • . EU.• • I • Pet ed. • a. to elan R 1. to • 19 P- a. if 4114.1 arm), 31s. ; Rs. to ed. to ;river 57 Gl- them Le low t, fine Tots! ter ere Ilogo id& hte r their of for r to be t now 56110 t. 7211 w, 21d. 3ld. ; I. Od. 2s. 4d. r100...w has not seldom Bogar t Inwood without • Cey- sales ; Boos- o : The rather heavily, tea to. elected: articles 5... 0 • o • 0... o • 0...11 • 0... 0 • 6... • • 5.. 0 • 0... e • 0... 0 • 0.. 0 • e... 0 • o is • 0.250 0...77 0 0.. 0 0 • 0... 0 0 0...20 0 e... 6 0 0 0...42 II 0... 0 0 0...0 • 4 • • o 0... o a... o 0_36 0 0..62 0 0.. 0 0 0_76 11 • 0... 0 41 i 1 1 0... 0 0 0... N 0 t 0...10 0 0...71 • 0...64 0 0_76 0 j . 0 t per lb. 60. 6d 1- 0 3 1 ...0 0 311 ...0 • /...0 ...0 lee ..0 6 ...0 ... e 6 y 4 • r tea. 13 .. • 0 0... 4 111 0... 0 0 0... 6 0 0...13 0 0...10 0 10...13 0 0...12 10 10... 3 16 0...60 0 ISr .g e tat mete Welt we iv* pus- revs?, is ram Pe- ed. 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