The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-12 00:00:00

- - ~~ "~ ~ G' /a f.9 (.C . —.€_----. c"'"O r 7e.. • 013rtS1 Leave liming Pepe., Prim Thrtwymmo, THE EXPRESS lionienent-governer, who wan satisfied the . bill mold not Ines in its then shape. . The fraud (lays a New York paper) conditioned for the support st infirm emigrants, is not to exceed three hashed dollar, sad it lto expire at the end of Ave years. In Mau 'schusses% the sum of two dollars, u commutation stoney, is charged for every em i grant arriving at any port in that state, and the bond for t • support of infirm emigrants is Hied at one thousand dollars for every such infirm emigrant, the bond to last ten years. This bill also imposes the duty of ascertaining what persons are likely to become a perm& neat charge upon the city of New York upon the mayor or alms-house 0001M11400191111. If emigrant. are landed at any other port than New York, and should some to that city within twelve months, they would be subject to all the provisions of the bill; and the master of every boat or vessel navigating an arm of the sea, in which the eant or emigrants came to the port of New York, would be booed to act as the master of every vessel &raising direct from Europe is required to act. I have heard a number of the ablest senators acknow ledge, outside the chamber that they are utterly and totally opposed to the importation of any sad all emigrants who are unable to provide for their owa wants, and that their deter mination to maintain the bill at all hasarda is the result of a convicticn that the importation of sick and decrepid emi grants is an outrage upC4l thecity of New York, and upon the emigrants themselves. I believe, however, there= a disposition to consider any objections which may be made to the bill, sod to give the citizens of New York ample time to become fully acquainted with its provisions. A meeting of the citizens of Charleston, S. C., was held on the 9th, to receive Mr. Calhoun on his arrival from Washington. A committee of 25 reported an address on the subject of the Wilmot proviso, and the general developments at Washington in regard to slavery. The report spoke of what appeared to be a fixed determination, on the part of the North, that slavery should be excluded from U. S. territory that may hereafter be acquired, and rehearsed some of the proceedings at Washington, which warranted this conclusion. The action in Congress, the resolutions of northern state legislatures, and the general tone of the northern press, were referred to as proving this position. After some anti-idav resolutions had been pawed, Mr. Cokithoun, in re spoke at much length in tiit old SI to 40... to !Mall Egypdan....... U to 43 Tummy to —..— to Ps" Orv a l?. 49 to 31 Balers nem, 01d M Linen. Baltic sod Russian Modhernmean and Odes. Awesome, 33 to 40 Hempored 34 To 36 .. do. do. Itsrosss3, Coosa 40 tree of duty, per too, .C 5 10s. to £5 1.35. m Lamas. Cu, Dutch mad Oemnan ditto g 9 10a. to .310 10a. Ditto Preis* and Amerinut ditto £lO 10. to gl 1 10. 199 Flora, Amerk-an per Bet of 33 1 0312 36 Dustaie and Hamburg 33 to 95 Canadian (Duty 701. per barrel) ......... Prima tree 1e mre Men M 390 lbs. ARRIVALS DITO LONDON IFROM sth APRIL TO 10th APRIL Oe. English. Scotch. Web. Foreign, Wheat I 3161 I 521 4012 I Barley 011 i lB4 2:3 I 343 I 9045 Thor, 4,933 seeks : barrels. Melt, 4, 123 quarters. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Mbestrliarloy. Oats. I Rye. Bean. I Peas. Feb. 77 . 1s 7d 55. 01 12s 4 F55e 114 339 90579 54 Horeb 6 . 740 1d Ms lld 32s 3di550 lld 39s Id3do Id —l3 . 74. 24 50 19111 s 2953 s Id 52s 741 re lad 91 30 . 75.1 51s 113,1 31s 3.1136 s $4 Ms lld7l Id 27 77. 01 3 $ 4d 314 64,54. 0151 e 19.1 Ma 9d APO 3 . 77s Id 51s 311 314 111 37s 7.1 31$ 31170.10 d 6 weeks' Age. Amer. 75. 9: 32. 10,1014 grlntis 24 Sil 10.101 (There are Do duties an Foreign Grab. Prin. Mar. ! Mar. 13. Mar. 30.111ar. 2: . .1 npnl 3. per sack lower ; south country is ofered at 535. to 545.; and home-made, at 525. to 535. per sack. WARMINSTER, APRIL 10.-A large market, and trade brisk. The best Wheat, white, was up to Bls. per qr. ; mid tiling qua sties, 765. to 780. ; red, dry and heavy, of best quality, fetched 78s. ; good, 76e some inferior said u low as from 57.. to Ga.. Flour, as lost week. Barley was in better demand, though prices could not be quoted higher, except for a few very chow,. samples, which sold Is. per qr. dearer. Met, stood, 91. 6d. Oats, brisker, though prices cannot be quoted dearer. Beans were more animated, at from 48s. to 565. per qr. Fels, white, Is. per qr. dearer ; maple and grey, aa last week, though more in request. Winter and Spring Vetches made last week's terms. WINCHESTER, APRIL 10.-The supply not so large IS usual. Several dealers purchased rather freely for shipment. The best white Wheats were up to 80s. per qr. ; best red, 76+. to 78e. ; some middling samples might be bought at 725. Flour, best, 60s. ; best seconds, 575. ; common seconds, 545. per bag. Barley was more in request, at an advance ; some bright chevalier mode 525. to 545. per qr. ; good Barley, 465. to 505.; light, 45.. to 465. Malt more in demand ; best, 78s. to 80s.; good, 745. to 76a.; common, 72.. Beans, Peas, end Rye more in demand, at a trifling advance. Oats were more asked for; best potato fetched Th. to 335. per qr.; good black, 28.. to 30s ; moderate i5m7444, 265. Wvingefl, Ariut 10.-We are very moderately supplied with Wheat to day, and but little of other grain. Wheat firm, at Is. per qr. over last week's pr i ces. Oats, 6d. to Is. peer qr. dearer, and Beans u before. Wheat, per qr., 675. to cave. 70a Oats, per stone, 16d. to 17d. Beans, per qr., 60s. to 625. - - - 0 1 ,s e ins, is addition to the yews in the Morning Papers, • 'UNWARY of Ike H OME sod FOREIGN INTELLI oIicE which me y arrive on the day. Tag EXPRESS heath., benefitof the Foreign Expresses, cermepondence, end other wetly eharacteristim of • Mon mg Journal. But the full and mrefully prepared REPORTS el tie MONEY, RAILWAY, PRODUCE, CORN, cAryl.ll, and other MARKETS are the marking features. respectable news-agent will transmit THE g yp = on Im:wiring a Post-office order at the rate of ea, per quarter ; but should any difficulty miss, per ., me requested to remit • Post-oMem order r that sesseat, payable CO Mr . MENET WALLLIIRIDOI, 10, Bo:eerie. greet, Fleetstrect, London. Ohs for adrereimments end communleatiosue, Ne. 10, Beemnestreet. Flom-atreet. London. p" — :L:R:ICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE ASntiItASICE SOCIETY. e t al=trd hi every station, easy aware with this Ivor oa ny i sates yrendisi is requ te r i. red Ise ma tyk, se reddense in soy part da me' s. Peestetterhihte to Wele. sr tenor parts of the ow% may also ram Mille at • ma insmewe at Pru Mme. FOURTH DWISIO2I POORER . . . - . N0.192.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, 1847. [3d. attributes the recent money transaction between the Emperor Nicholas geld the French government to political considerations, somewhat similar to those which were pressed by 1114 when noticing this matter a few days since. The purchase of French Rentes by the emperor, it is observed, is the subject of general conversation in our high political circles, where they perceive in it an indirect demonstration against the Prussian constitution. Germany, notably Pines* would completely mistake her position between these two great warlike countries, if she did not attentively follow all their movements. It isa fine maxim, that "a king of Prussia oughtnot tosleep. Some ages since he was Margrave of Brandenburg ; now the young man, after passing through very rough trials, is become a strong man, he is assi margrave on the Rhine, so that the frontier of the west may have as vigilant a protector as that of the east." The writer contemplates the financial transaction, or rather it is so contemplated in the high political cirees of Berlin, as the firpt step towards an alliance between France and &Mel, by whi..ll Germany or Prussia should be moiled on both her frontiers. YORK E. Collllt4l. York Eaten, 41 Greet Northers, N. la. Is. N. British Thirds, APILIL 10. N. British Quarters, V. Ilk dd. Do. Esteetion, 1 York sad Newe. Pref., V. N. les. EDINBURGH Caledonian New, 46a. 43.. Dundee and Perth, ha/ Do. New, 19 F. L dhfau Central, 37a. Ma. & Glargow Halves, 191 Do. Quart. ra, 171 Edin. & Northern New, 80a. Ma. Do. Newport, /1. Ili. 711 Great N. of Scotland, 31a. lAMB. Aran 9. Fella •Perth, 1144. Do. Hares, 24. 23.. 6d. Ot. Northern, re. 6d. 6341. N. Bridle New Qrs. 6e., 365. ed. 331.9 d. Do. Third; En. licotdah Central. t2l scottutt Kid. New, 7 k Column:, 49 1 L 10. Great Northam; 635. Munches. & Foutharop., 334. N. British, 33 a 6 , 04 Tiv O r ; j - Ct an - th — e — inWase derlerel—s west of the large Reserve Fund —of the 0111111110111 re wlif/4, sad of the aate of the Sodati en be d abbed (ay of expert) of any of the w er a Elam to GEO. EL See-, 11.. 711. Greet Rateell-streeL Eleembrary, Leedom Dundee k Northern Jun., 465: Dundee & P. rth, New, 19s. E. tothten Central, 375. Edin. and North. New, 78 Do. Newport, 77. 65. 611. 71 Edin. sad Perth, 625. Do. Halves, 12.. lOSPITAL, Peddinton. • =KM. Do. Thirds, 64.64. 6L Scottish Canna/. 621 Scottish Midland, New, 71 Feb. 27. 77 1 ii 0 73 10 She not 11... tat. F: ri of ikr — Ciiirles Forbes Ham li t 1 anemia Bead iNbbell, Req., !y Iss.the lartlhanrs it.P„ ELS., V. 83. sis lien Ng IMP len. I Jam On, FAs. a i s NW. at lerlas. Itsikateurrie, Ihn., M.P. ELL , Ana Cartels, Is 4. go Ilald ilat. Lard Tells - ' Chubs Estalsan Isq. sulk 1.2.1. I Wary Blank leaisad. req. gas Wit VW Lad llhalaese Colin Fteankk Asa maw . ems & nart.,l4,n moms llinhabiran, &R. lintothl. asslisn2.l3. Door Charism Wadi' Faq. 1 ow% NA ea wisplitss sanistly when Ur teem imildlnains of the as a himpansamt Is still teasing la mails thant to sinntlete j ar sos ai sleati s treagges Inhale. an penis of wilidi balm dawn= Alm , s ic mai the PRODUCE.—MINCING -LANE, IfaV-past Two.— There has not appeared say disposition to ',untrue by pri vate concrete any article to-day ; a general opinion seems to prevail that in the present unsettled state of the money market it would be unsafe to enter into large operations, and the importers, foreseeing that to press sale would be injurious to *ea Interest, have declared km Sugar than usual for public sate this week ; refined market inactive.—Coffee: dull ; fair to good ordinary Ceylon, sellers, at els.—Cotton firm, with but a limited demand.—Rim: steady, but few sales reported. PRICES CURRENT. 7:; 74 2 • ANDOVER, APRIL 10.—The trade at oar market this day was firmer. Best white Wheat. made from 191. 10s. to 20!. per load; red, 181. 10s. to 191.; moderate samples from 17!. to 181. Flour from 645. to N.. per beg. Barley wes 2*. per qr. dearer; fine and heavy made 50.. to 625. per qr. ; 12 score 121 b., 48s. • 10 wore, 465. Melt from 9s. to 101. per Mabel. Oats soldfreely at an advance of 2.. per Sr.; Poland, 32 2 . ; best sweet black, 305.; common, 28.. ; infenor, tie. to 26 4 . B eane . at l ast wee k' s prices. Peas a trifle dearer. Winter Tares, 6s. per bushel; spring, Bs. Bd. to 9.. 6d. WORCESTER, Arum 10.-At our market to-day the sup ply of Whe it was short, and it realised an advance of lc to 2s. per quarter. Little Barley offering, but higher prices could not be obtained. Oats maintained their value. English Beans fully as dear, but Egyptian were dilßeult to dispose of. YORK, APRIL 10.-We have a very short supply of grain at market this morning ; we note Wheat 24. to 3.. per qr. dearer than last week. In other articles no alteration. We quote: Wheat, white, 725. to 765. per imp. quarter; red, 681. to 72a. • Barley, malting, 50s. to 645. . • grinding, 41s. to 465. ; Bean., 50s. to 535. ; 11 1 e, 52a. to 54..; Malt, 745. to 78s. ; Oats, 164. to 17d. per stone of 14 lbs. Flour, 62m. to Ms. per sack of 280 lbs. DVIILIN, APRIL 9.--At this day's market there was a good demand for moat descriptions of grain, and the rates of Tuesday were fully maintained. There was more inquiry (or Indian Corn, and a considerable Matinees was done in this article, et an advance a( ga. tis 4.. on the currency of mat day, soy 68s. ee 00e. Millers' red Wheat, from 43e. to 47.. per 200. 2:be.; white, 4.55. to 49a; inferior and boat lots, 41s. to 42.. Malting Barley, 31a. to 321. per 10et. 21'a.; grinding, 265. to 295. Prime Farmers' Oats, 20s. to 22... per 14et. 2lbs.; boat, 19s. to 20s, 6d. ; inferior, 18e. to 20s. Oat meal. 245. to 2.5 e. per 1121bs. Flour, seconds, 255. to 265. per 112.1b5. L4ncAN.—Mr. Brooks, so well lamina as the en terprising traveller and successful water is the Indian ' , Archipelago, has received an official sanction and reward of his labours, by iwing appointed cum airionar and consul general from Eu&and to the Sultan and independent chiefs of Borneo. Mr. Brooks will reside at Sarawak. It is = known that Capt In Monday, R.N . _has taken bland of Lama, whop peo 00-647 ewt. PA W. India,B.P.bwa.s.43 O M. d Yellow &Grey 47 0..40 0 itiryorowc._:l ., 0..447 0,, SO •... • • 11 10 • • Cargo atCardiebaz • 0... • • Swedish ll 19 0 0 LAD, at pvctot.. —" WealPlieng. Imanoarly "h* fo l o 4ablie patierm — A E - • et 10 gamer tot Vim* amatilmlea a Me governor of imu n ignonel an among ommiera ea plasm It upward. an braeMMealrliml mil timatlem lam Men announced MOW mismiptions marked (a). 1 Ms SON 1 1 3 . 0= imM‘emeo 111=t lO4 32 1 Bb DOE Ms DM• of Cambridge 2l }jai as Dof unham Oleramme 10 my* Pdmo ONO ambridge 3O Pam among at oMmedribma advertised, embalm ot the gift of LA len 101101•1 SoberMtions Am loot advordsmiest MMMlallor Mbomou J. lisonly, Beg.. .. - a 0 ruis...% Pal. 1). A. Niehaus Mower, MM 0 0 at Portman Ms 'uto UMW-Meet. ns 0 S Samuel Tilelerly, EA. a 0 . gur latheribrd aI I 0 Mr. Jame Batt a 0 MM. IMI.MN m 1... .. SI 0 0 lobn Millar. Yaq. • o Da IMAM. 3O 0 0 Benjamin MY, Pm 2 0 Orlsolat art • ger- &mann) 10, rm.. mom l i la Joha A. A. Clarke, Mi. • 0 Slott at M. Min Mike . a 0 - r. WSW WWI M1N.1117 no prase In • widen to allspate oar i s Se the peggeggloot of this island, yet nutters are not sufficiently 'drummed for the nomination of a regular government there. No time, however, will be lost in astabli,hiog an entrmot at Lebsun for British awl a central protection for British in terests, spinet whiel arrangement there are no parties enti tled to raise an elistdon.—Obsercer. ... IP 37 Bawd k Atedrao,b. U 0...16 Yellow ll 0...51 White 52 0...55 Tankers, brown.-- 31 0..47 Yellen l9 0...50 Grey and whits- 62 0...60 Rained, 1111 9...70 Lampe 91 9...66 Correa, In Bond. Wed India, ordi nary l5 0... 40 0 Oood. 45 0... 60 0 Pine 7O 6...115 0 Ceylon, Nord ordi nary ......... 40 0_ 42 0 Prue ordinary 13 6... 46 0 Plne l4 . 70 0 No&o, good to 11ne34 0... 63 0 Carta Pion oral s= of Pa. 811 0... 34 0 danN sad 24 0...36 0 Tira, at per lb. Oregon, coranson 9 0 ... 091 Ines, at per cwt. Maul white 161.200 Cullo l6 0... 17 0 lava. l5 0... 17 0 IMMO, MOM IP 111 Baas. Patent eh* 2l 0... • red or Onbain Spelter A • .21 1 Ono, per 233 bap. eat. d.p. Platt, '&4 pale SS 11... straw SS 0 .34 brow' k yellow MI 0.. 33 Ve l a r tt m lidter :5 : Cod 27 10 . • booth des. l7 0...29 Olive,Ctaltlpoli,p.taa 33 0... • Coosa Nat 47 • 48 bed. Baps. Pass pee ten 27 0 0 Linseed Poona:on; per awl. Batter—Cork, l tut a et— SO 0 ..92 il I 3rd o 1... 0 lintafq let 0 •...0 Lbsextek, do BO 0..96 Carlow, let 64 0...92 Newry Ist ...... „. • 0.. • Waterbed 76 0...69 Beet, bid* per t i e!" DEATH OF MAJOR-GE/IE2AL CinwrOltD. This officer, wheee!ane Ninon so hemestably morn the re cords of the NoimeaW and late Ameeitaa wan, es an where he artillery ammeembr,EZd ea the Ist ieshan. at Nice, bad ben he of handl of his health. He had attained bit pew • tiniest les masted with the smile elm es age int • 1a 171/ the ameased officer took pent is the swine ef flunbiam. ad i 111/1 he wen at the to ef the Swedish mil DINA hale. 1a 1103 he sew awn served in St. Lucia and Sorbs. Rh ant ser ving wen rendered during the memorable Comae cam in all the immanent movements of which he took part, tin neemsmi ti =ement which so glesioady and an c The commissions of the demand were thus awed : ilipeond.lientemint, Oct 9, 1794; lieutenant, Oct. 31, 1714; (Whin, April 18, 1801; major, June 4, 1813 ; lientemant.eoloael, Muth 2, 1825 ; colonel, April 27,1836 ; and =for-general, Nov. 23, 1841. BELFAST, Aran 9.—The arrivals of the week are not ex tensive ; this, with a very heavy demand for actual con sumption, has caused an advance in the pr!ce of Indian Corn and Indian t ors Meal of about 30s. per ton. Farmers' Wheat in limited supply, and prices must be quoted about 6d. per cwt. dearer, with a fair demand ; but parcels, a:-store, are not much inquired after. Flour uin steady demand at former rates. Barley is rather firmer, but in value there is little alteration. Oats have advanced about Is. per cwt.; and Oatmeal must be quoted 2s. to 3a. per cwt. dearer, with a fair demand. Pans s. 17 0 0 0 Cantle COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. Pad: • salmi 11111.711111 .. A • atm A • Mot Dash Boa.— • J. O. Ittarkg—t, Iw_ • 0•0. Clatch, hp., add. 1 1 0 Omar with, Esq. 0 Km Tam. 1L & Applryard, Esq. • 0 Ni.ar *right sad HOW, Urn. Wright sad 0 l= Troyer, En! 0 An. T. 3. Ocradt 3 1 0 Thomas Hama Is se Haynes, Lod — sad 1 • Body 1 • Ikons Mmias tica .. . a I • J. C. 111‘ . ..p. '14 . .. • • 1 0 James lid 6 0 31 1 • ItTirdia • lady Manias 11814 Hon. Lad beak ale • • lkistain Climbed ER ad. bba ads, rm., in addt to a former dominion of 8111 lb. 87 • • T. H. Bail* bet a 1 1 0 Jam Perrier, Deet a 1 1 0 Moms Darlene, laq a 1 1 0 Jab.Viekers, Lout! a d. 3 11 • Eloilotted Idler a by the Rev. J. Bosh ley, at 84 Mary's Chard, Paddington 13 19 • O. M. Druide,Esq., add 3 0 0 Z. 'tandem% tkq., add 10 10 0 Judd Meralk, Eng.— 3 3 0 Ph. IL Marta 1 1 0 G. Tresdaway, Esq 1 1 0 O. Tresaway, Eat... a 3 3 0 Malting the total amount oil Sabanpuvos and bonbons I Imam —Sir Mode Watt a Owns! and Co., Cornhlll ; Mese WM; MO W& Drummond% 19,1 tittand ; and Mesta Hoak Esq., lloa. beretary. 61 bald Boom, 21 Edgware-road taw, and can'churl ows add' A T E NT \TC' Tbs.. Faulkner Eq a 1 0 H. IledtkCale:tiq. a 3 0 111sa Alitti a 3 0 S. Sesdism, Pp. a 3 0 Re. Kaaba a 3 0 C. H. Dailey, RR 3 0 C. H. lbortlay, Fag... a 1 0 J. C. Sm. Egg 31 1 0 Cape. J. 11. * Fs! a... I 0 Wm. Real .ad 10 0 Hems Merivile, Fag. 10 0 J. , 11•1 • JaL . 13* • 0 Jabs B.a 0 The Dam Fia rm. lba. la a 0 C. Tama. . ad R. H. f. Walpole,l 0 Fp ad 0 , Lady Charlotte Mort 11 0 Indy COZOIMO Neeld 5 0 Lily Carelise Neeld 4 0 YJwD.II. assissa, Sq. 5 0 SeMers. 0 I 0 Ges.Weidisr,Eq. ad 3 0 Mardi T. RE S, knq . 10 0 0 of Durham . Rim 21 0 IS Bea. George Serer lO 0 0 The Hes. George Rim Timer a 3 0 ItellglotHea. el Cemilgon /3 0 TA 3 0 1 John Warre . 11 Jelin D. Pemba, 1 Jahn D. Pernes, Sq. a I 0 , Rev. W. Lewis a 2 0 Mies wets a 1 0 IR. Brathisaw. Keith Dames: Esq. . . C.B. Ptilllimore, Sq , , ad, 4 0 Yee. H. Callender, tea nib. a 1 0 I Swam Pag 1 0 IllsOnroTerst n lend . . 13 Currie, E. E. Promer, mbeeriptione, £19,1113 2,10 d. 05be meek. ed by the following ad Co., Carendbth.iquaro ; Mesa, Coera and Biddulph, Charing- Charing.erom ; Mews. Suite and Seen, Regent.street ; by William Oxford-tenser ; and at the Corn. where say beformation may be oh -. WM. TATHAM. Hoe. See. WATCHES & CLOCKL--E. J. DENT, by spec.' appaira. Walsh aad Oldiewier Is the Queen, Jig. Nose Albert. owl ILL . the Itsedweet Itsmets, reepeet ear.teed do adds so Isepodea at ble admen Moak et UMW Owe weldor, kw rime Gila; addleat I=not salthea at da plow doh ; WOW phi ifelehea eight eei Mrllldeasitetare le guenutteed to Ida by One yelmeo, puled la ISM 1840, tad Illend; 13, sot 34,, Sera Methane. DENTS pint Ildeldo. telp‘ ailmidur Ihe ter tier lo within a eterd. by doerdei So Imp of So no or oar oar So =dia. S P.U. So oath. CAUTION. -A. ROWLA.ND and SON, 20, Hatton-garden, Lorena, beg to nation the nobility and gentry againet being mined by the attempts et none shopkeeper, who, to empoande of their own lonauteetwhy the titles ef Mammy • . Kalidor," and "Odom " — . under the implied ranction et royalty and the governsient depulausta, with similar attempt. at =while they copy the labs* MIK advertisements, and testi candid' ng Seddon. ranee and addreneefor the real) of the rine prepamtion, The only genuine “Mara mar 011," 'Holy. der," and Odonto," are " lowiande," and the wrapper of each Inn the name of " Rowlands"' weed* that of the arthie, with their armature at the foot, la red ink, the—"A. LOWLAND ife SON." Sold by these, at XI, Hattoniarden. London. and by all ithanete So l d perfume!, Is Ow :hire 'elm bre, emerdzkag fle d = upwards of as trdiam, prim Ma THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM; Or, the STROCIVRE . CIAMEPICNIION, sod UlllB or PURA likstraled Rpm So libiong Spivs. khisi vi lassr, Ilk. D. FAA, so f Li" Prima of Iftemay gf Li, rod la the le* bollevika of Great ailldmi posts. * No len Mime limperloO le So ming la balm las me lipured; for is the pfailist llog Wm* of duly it 'rifts fit loan Nam shred fillesollas!—lirloa Journal of Ilobusy, UR. "Ws more oar rood= Sot It oullioo a me quootity of matter biortorame owl meg lo may doom otpoomo. sad totemo mare to dim to roottoontob, Is Vim ire *amity sod wally itoomml It..—Ploomonlial korool, MAIL b Lit lott i tlotatotoodiro ofoloionte istll Wow, dr Owe work totolotir=kirom,abettras".6. C.. cinnavraws OUIDB re maim AND WOO LIM. WHAT TO IL ise II 7 rDI22, IL AND I4.IIk AVOID. (Wll DlN•asik• la; ComagalaN.) 1. 110 W TO BE Idn't ..handle ilara..Cle. laaalMadid Sat adasAaaaa eat lbws lad =Who an Om? own audras =dr ,„_ 6lldli ti i =ard gial l =riand sr olo= amp an at aussanamod. By.ataaanar af Da abbe maid la Sas named the worataaao et wr , Ulna. aalams.. MN, lailaraiaa may to mails Ds Ora " Omani 2 0 ;t a t r .... S . 147 /I•64losit; Si" Omit; wilbsittneas .10.4atlibMINP"'stre't' LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. Mj the Fidel* Captain Huckstaff, arrived at Liver- Pal yaiterday, we have received New York papers 10th ult. From the seat of war in Mexico the Itikagemea is not later than that contained in our Parritrau advice., so that nothing further was known K the battle alleged to have taken place between Hea. Taylor and Santa Anna. The rumours in circa bags respecting this affair appear, however, to have alaurwhat varied in the course of a few hours. Accord ing to former reports the American army was victorious, bat d was subsequently alleged that the Mexicans had been successful. The following, dated Wash' n, Marcia 14, is from the New York Herald o f the 16th ult.:— '• We have to-day a rumour of another battle between Hants Anna and General Taylor, at or near Saltine, and that the information was communicated this morning to the War Department that Old Zack was defeated by a - largely Superior fares of the enemy from a rapid concentration. The report being coupled with the statement of Taylor's defeat renders the whole story improbable—for, that Old Rough end-Beady can be defeated, we hold to be impossible. We cann of contrive any arrangement by which it could be done. Ws cannot patch up an excuse for believing such a story. The mail has failed for several days, and when arrearsges nem up we do expect some stirring intelligence of e ntirel y a different character." The ship Macedonian, with a *go cargo of Indian corn-meal, flour, and various b .-stuffii, a contribu bon from the United States to the distressed Irish, was to sail in a few days from New York for Cork. The Emigration Rill, which stipulates that the toirttre of a ship conveying emignuats to the United States shall enter into a bond providing for their fictive maintenance, had passed the 'House of Repre sentatives of the state of New York, and been sent up to the Senate, where it was referred to a select com mattee for amendment, by the carting vote of the ten deeply involving the lessen;"o7 — it -- " r '''srest orrh; aoethern states--and the aggressive spirit manifested l in the non-slaveholding states. He depicted, in most 1 forcible language, the extent of this spirit—its origin— I its objects—its consequence, if not properly met—and the remedy. PITT/COAT INTRA/INCE AT WAIIIIINOTON.—OUT Corre spondent trmsainits one piece of Wasbinaton gossip that deserves to be put on record. After stating that a ream me current in the capital, attri buting the blew d Mr. C. J. Ingersoll in chanting Mr. pi bilia• Webster with Mt the public money to the information and d the fair anther of a volume of very fulsome ea Aillifiltail statesmen, he prweeds to dement en the amg puss" of petticoat influence at Washhastem es harm : The onloot le milk Ihmle talleseee Is made we of by cos darns of pellthel speoloMes tem "to Amin mom Gem" N the semen tithe mom; is woe*, of Ole lays of Lehi Is Ortme, sod Meth dm may le Ildi gm slalom marks t—essaire or ether it wok, beeps= OM Vie smite c 4 sononms. a disminilim if ladies dimlimated bi ede stem vele ea "ble erehnea"—it eet. damn vie by diessee." " bate been salmi grog Er item whisk are lime them te ot.dsoese " bettor-hikes "—got Net, way le the seat et see hint gerstemsel. Din ewe Nif MT* no siessdon le oaks Ye dr soeftV mg amsesmees of teas lime sad sem% owl the "egosteMse• Ohm lis ammo A Wools pmts. is awed et a kalimble bmidll= i rts mew Is " mot...Jsoi." aes So semi Feeney .on II *of In the ors of Vow ifs eigieles limn our else to allo.=l4ed madmen of beetissomo of whln iuni met. name es "mist; bin Strom: Wed. of course, em doom ommlia hr Oak Wily *nu Champions lbws freely, "value and intiost ' on emnessed, aura veer wadi alai. kazoo—yak he oyes sot =sot miles bulb dim. me sport hag who beim Woos--tshe ma webs that maim son obedned from toommoteilles Wide, milk ht cooler msmsel• meld not have been enraged. The following from the New York Herald will be interesting, aas &tossing:the course the American hanks are adopting in the present low state of the exchanges We'learn that the banks in Wall-street have recently become large purchasers of sterling exchange, at the low rates ruling, throwing out the best business paper for the purpose of go6g largely into exchanges. The banks have, for some thee past, been discounting the paper of houses which have bora large purchasers of bills on London, and having filled up their line of that kind of paper, have come into the market as purchasers. This to a certain extent, is accommodating . eertain dam of merchants, but in tints like the present, it is very dangerous business for the 'bank'. These institu tions, no doubt, anticipate an immediate importation of specie, in return for these bills, but they may be mistaken ladd; they may be compelled to hold these bells until they mime, is the event of which, they must contract theirlame mien other paper. They may be compelled to hold some of these bills for a longer time than they anticipate, as there is every probability of moth difficulty in the money markets of Great Britain, and much danger of insolvency of many houvs engsgtd in the Amerman trade. Should the Bank of England advance the rate of interest to five per cent. a or more, and refuse to discount the pais r of throe engr trade with this country, there must be • great deal com mercial embarrassment, and we fear a great number ,of bankruntties. Exchange on England and France b touched a very low point ; 4 per cent, premien was in that the best Mils would command, and large males were made at 103! for sterling, and 3 45 en Paris. INTELLIGENCE. New YORE, Matto( 16. The fine weather of the 15th did not encourage activity at the Stock Exchange, and prices barely maintained the rates of Saturday. Expecta tion now begins to have its influence ; and although the 4th of March ateamer can hardly be looked for before the end of this week, there is already percep tible that hesitation in the market which is characteristic of the approach of a steamer's term. The Penn sylvsnia Canals are now open, as is that between this city and Philadelphia, via the Raritan and Delaware rivers. A large accumulation of produce is already on the line of these canals. and as fast as the roads become settled and practicable, this accumulation will be increased • for at the prices paying for our agricultural pro lace, eve rything will be scraped together that can be forwarded to the seaboard. The condition of the banks of the New York canals, 'kneed farther north, is each sp to forbid, we presume, se early a use of them: but it must be the desire, as it is the duty, of the canal commissioners to render the canals available for navigation at the earliest moment compatible with safety ; for along the whole line the storehouses are said to be groan ing with produce. The opening of navigation on the Wel land Canal is announced for the Ist of April. It may be hoped that those of this state will not be behind that date. Is the morning, in the market there were small gales of edits at fine pries.. In leer, shippers were willing to give 7 dolls. for Genesee, and that la what sales have been made at for home use. Some 5,000 lble. Southern flour have been taken for ship ment foe want of Western, p. n. t. 2.000 hbls. on shipboard for Liverpool at es. freight. sold at 6,75 dolls. LOOS MIL Genesee flour, May 15, at 6 dolls. ; 1,000 do. op. Net* River, at 6,76 dolls. Cara, 8,000 bu. Northern, one week after opn'g river, at 88 cents. Ashes, 4,81 dolls. to 88; 60 bbla pearls at 6,25 dolls. Pork is firm at 12,25 dolls. to 50 and 14,50 dolls. to 75, new, 13,25 dolls. and 15 dolls. to 15,50 dolls. Lard is held firmly at 10 cents. Sales at New Bedford, 500 bbls. whale oil, between 33 and 34 cents ; crud. sperm at 106 cents. Wool, 2,000 lbs. an the spot at 35 cents. Sterling quiet, at 31-2 ta 4 14 prem., franca, 5,433-4 at 45. Faztoirrs.—Two vessels were said to be taken up for Ire land at 245. for grain in wits. To Liverpool, engagements were reported at 6s. to 6.. 6d. for Flour, and 23d. to 244. for grain in seeks ; and to Ireland, 22d. was o f f ered for grain in sacks, and 75. for Flour in the same venni. To Have, they were said to be dull, while toLondon we heard of no engage ments. ETRIONO.—Cotton has remained quiet; several sales of Pe. lour at 6,37 dols. 1.2, a decline; rye, no demand ; cam 5,000 bas. yellow Jenny at 90 etc ; whits is worth 85 to 87 cents.; 1,500 be.. Jersey red wheat at 148 cents. ; whisky cheaper my 27 to 28 cents. . • sales whale oil for use at 36 cents., list sale to ship at 34 ants. ; 800 bbls. old prime pork at 12,25 dols. to 38 ; 200 bbh. now mess at 15 dols. 25 ; 50 tee. lard, not prime, at 93-4 cents. on the wharf ; old mem pork is 14,37 dole. to 50 ; two vessels were taken up for Ire- Lad; corn meal can be bought deliverable in ten days at 6 dole. •, 5,000 bo. canal oats sold to ship at 48 cents. The esego of Manilla hemp sold to arrive, on Saturday, was at 172,50 dols. The beance of the Kensington's cargo is held a good deal above any sale yet made. American dew hemp, dressed, has been sold to-day at 200 dole a ten, showing an advance of 50 dols. a ton within sixty days. Ship timber is rising, and almost all the articles used in shipbuilding and PHILADILPHTA, MARCH 16, r.x.—Stoeice were rather more firm, with sales to some extent. At the First Board, 1,000 dolls. U. S. Bs., 1867, 1021; 750 dolls. Philadelphia County 55., 1860, 87; 12 Merchants' and Manufacturers' Bank of Pittsburgh, 441 ; 46 Kentucky Beak, 741; 20 Penn sylvania and Ohio Coal, 204. Alter the Board, 160 shares Vicksburg Bank. 81; 2 Pennsylvania Bank, ; 5,0001 dolls. U. 8. 6s. 1856, 1011 cash. At the 2nd Board, 3,000 dols. Texas Treasury Notes, at 13s ; 2,000 dole. U. S. 6 's. 186 7, s s da , 102 1 ;5, dole. do. s6ds, 1021 ; 2,000 doll. Lehigh b's, 69; 1,000 dole. Penn. 5'., 71; 50 shares Reading R, 29 ; 200 Vicksburg, 81. Alter sales, 1,000 dols. Penn. 5'6,51 ; 5,000 Texas Treasury Notes 131; 1,000 dole. U. S do., 5 2 5 to 101 ; 40 Gerard B'k, lIS ; U. 8. Bit closed at 4 1 to ti ; Penn, .288 to 286 ; Phil.. B'k. 117 offered ; Mrclusnics' B'k, 26 to 261 ; Commercial B'k, 511 to 511; Girard B'k, 11 to 111; Vieksburgh, 81 to 8/ ; Reading R., 29 to 291 ; Penn s's, 701 to 71; Reading R. Bonds, 711 to 72; Morris Canal, 141 to 15 ; U. S. 6'5,1011 offered. Tun Mangirre.—Cotton was quiet, but firmly held; flour wee more inquired for, with apparently a better feeling among holders-1,250 bbls. mold at 5,75 doh. and 2,000 at something higher, believed to be about 5,80 dols. ; corn meal-1,000 bbls. sold at 4,374 dole. ; 1,000 bushels southern yellow corn at 80c . and 1,000 do. Pennsylvania yellow at 83c., weight; proshions rather dull ; groceries insetive-500 boxes Cabs brown sugars at 7c., 4 months ; sales of 160 bshb. cloverseed (believed to be) at 4,50 dols.; whisky in Idyls is held at 264, and in bbls. at 28e. ; freights dull, some engage ments are being made at So. 6d. A letter from Berlin in the RAmunte Observer, a paper accredited as devoted to the service of the Prus sian government, and supposed to redact its sentiments, MONEY MARKET & CITY Two o'Ckkok.—We have a quieter market in the funds, with fluctuations less violent in prices this morning. Consols opened at 85 to declined to 851 to I, and arenow 851 to for money and Thursday, and 86 to 6 for next account. The dealers and speculators are engaged in making up their books for the settlement of the 15th, which, to all appearance, should be a very heavy reckoning, and one of the heaviest on record, sup. posing that no accounts had meanwhile been balanced from day today. Reduced Threes are 841 to I.; Three.and-Quarter per Cents., 86 4. Exchequer Bills, b discount to par. For COllllOll Scrip we have no quotation. Our Corn ' market is up as. this morning, in consequence of the rise in Havre and otter French porta, where 3 and 4 francs more the barrel of American flour were paying. Front Galway, Limerick, and Dublin, the accounts come of an advance in Indian Corn of from Ss. to 10s. per qr. upon the lowest price, and it is now 60s. From Cork the pries are reported more moderate. Purchases of American flour have been making to-day for Lis'- , on. The tenor of these advice% except the last, has been rather unfavourable to stocks. We continue to have little utility in the fo reign market. Spanish hands, howe►er, in consequence of the hopes entertained from the intelligence from Spain that Salamanca really means to do something for them, hive further improved, the Fives, 25 to a ; the Threes to 35i to 61. Portuguese remain 313 to sy. Mexican are 201 to la. Dutch Two-end•a-Half per Cents., 573 to 8; the Fangs, 894 to 90. Brazilian old Bonds hare declined to 81 to 3. Russian, to 109 to 10. Bank Stork, NO 206 3 per Ct. Cana. Aret, Nay 27, Ste per Cl. Nen. Law. ark 21 par am N 3 par CS. CNN, kr•Nr7 a wit I I Cr Parbenser 3s. Far I per Ct. A.llai•• 11 Ct. I 1 p 0.. t. Oresala 11133.193 303 43 per Ct. betel. 134•34,14 11 0..044 Deferred Ms.. I. I 11 per Camt.dltte, $ per 41. teelleatt, 1314,714 13 I per Ct. Brasillet 64.,1111 I per Cr. Ptrawlap 114., 31 40 111410 New, 111 3 Foetus,., C..., 1433.34 e 4 I per C.. 1134•44 Ara 13113,31 41 $ per Ct. Rust. Dd.., tee 10 111110 Chlllan 01d.., 1O) Ditto Itpeatlsh Ms, IS # DPW Colorob. 11•41. 833.•••••• $ per Ct. Itpaattlt MI . LH 43 C 01330,140 Eqtatker 7443, II 3 3•104140 Deferred 643.1113 173 3 per Cl. 134111411 1443,U 7 %malt% Paesive Mc, 11 I 73 pry Ct. Batch Ms., 671 S I ) per Ct. Venereeta BM . 31 41 4 per Cl. Orrta. Ltptelt. I 1 II • Teseeseta Deferetti 3414.. 113 Its RAILWAYS.—Shares day's quotatione, but without 8A1,..8 EFFECTED VP TO T (Saturday's prices win Aberdeen, 28 Fir. & Oxford la., 121 Caledonian, 231 11 Do. Halm, 2 E. Counties, 181 18 Do. Fop.. 3 per Ct., No. 2, 1 p nu York Extension, 4 E. Lincolnshire..B )Aire. and Ghsvecor Halves, 19 I Gt. Northern, 321 Gt. Nor. of England, 231 Great Western Halves, 18 7 Do. Cgs., 171 Do. New, 71 LIuB & Selby 102 Leah & Bradfonl, 73 Leicester & Bedford, 1 d Liver.. Ma., & New. la.. 1 [mt. & Mad...lL 7 1 Do. New, No. 2, 1 p Lon., Brlgh., & 8. .ftere, 30 1 1).,. Con. Eighths, II Lon. & N. Wsetera, 173 1 remain stationary at Satur demand. WO Tills DAY IN LONDON. be found in last page). Midland, 113 De. New, AA/ f Do. New, 4 3/ Do. Gm. Bristol &Birmingham per Cent.. 192 Newcastle & Berwick, 25 / Do. New, 7 Norfolk. 132 North Staffordshire. 61 Do. Smirk, (late Charnel end Blythe), 3) Preston & W 334 Reading, Guilford. & RAW& 4 1 Scottish Central, 25 Shrews. &Bir. (awe A), 31 1 Shropshire Union. If f d S. E. and Dover, 34f 3/ Do. New (it 131.)No. 4, 5 41 South Wales, 71 Wed Ridinit I P Window, Staines, & 5.W.,1 p Tort & Newcastle, nf Do. New, 13/ f Da Pref., 54 7 York & N. Midland, Sal If Ds. E & W. Rid* Fs., 111 Daskipse and Arakra, Demise% 34 I DOA lhasish, Le. Is Srebre, N. et Pim% 1 2 1 I Oekame Ilmrdemax, Tads k Lista. 3 43 Par& staim, 33 tiambre mg Moms, Do. Qro. New, 114 Loa, 012, k Melt, 14 Los. sod R. W. 1.1 7. , 44 I.yan lie Ely, 21 Maa. lc eds 94 1 Do. 1111rda (Rea), 14 p 1111=...11taxtra, Utak* par k Southampton, 14 North lkitith Halves, 154 Do. Quarters. SI Do. Pkten., Do. 71112.34 74 3 The week eleo;il;iihOiiiai market P. Lancashire New 5er1p,1430.3d.p Lao.* N. Wester* 173 Do. New We, 104 p Do. Fifths, p Lee. * 8. We 13 stern Scrip, d Mu. t Leeds (Isle 11. end IL SU eh.), p thro-,91wf..k Lts. Eighths, 2 d Inland. HSI Do. New, el p Ratan *Wyre, sq Do. Halves (A), Si p 8. Pastern, 34 Do. New, No. 4, p MPS, Aran 10. p change in the upset of the York k Newcastle Pref., 3 p Lae& Olaa.. Bantasad, Sc Wellston, p Mirk f d eaN k amsfer Robes. f I p 6 1 .4 ,84,111C1ida haw. 4 d Mom, N., W. If p p Ot liertbern (Ist If works), d N. 01101brdshlre, fl p Wait kidlng Mike, 1J p Lbw.. Cosby, k bowliport, If Dearers, If p In the market on Saturda able butinere done, at declini throughout the week, govern/ had a declining tendency, an freely into the market. Amberentes, d Mk., Lea., Cliednro 1., Bit. end Oxbrd In., 61 71 p 7-16 d Bleek.,Cllth-11/N.W.FreL,I 7.16 p NiL Counter, ley Lenceddre New Snip, p Fleetwood, Pres.,k IL d Great Northern, 11-16 LIT., Stan., k New. 711., 11 d Aran.lo. there was spin • consider %R rates; the pins, indeed, d by the sows ins London, I this hem* buyers rather Fan.* nr.. U ___ /limb Lei IX 31... 3 Ma p Ma. .S t. Is Ltassla,ll, a Xis. I r ON sib in... Ik. lan 3d. d li. Mardil“. 2 2-121 P Awl=s Wire, $4l Ihilitit, l 2lz is 4 V2=g ll Mike, 1416 p ems!. Par , - 10. There errs . inset basing., 'nil dos mei= E. Countia., I Amb., Not., it a ilebrea 131 r., Wol. Great Horgan% North Obitsb taritet. Mora W rather better sustained. Ilessi. & Birm. (A),I taL P De. do. (B), Gs. id. d Ibrepidre P. Unica, 1 d 1 iltallerthhire, I West Riding links, 4 Um 9d. p BB._ Awl. 10. _ _ _ Mrs was th• wawa moo shire maskst : prises reissl East Lames. New Ebro. Ufa p Do. New SEAN 142.3 d. P ot. Ntretbers. H. Us. d Leeds mil andlied. Leeds sol Ildrik, 3 it Do. Prot. / Los., dletDe. .._ ft. ioomo Coast, M I)l'ULs., P N. Itsaellsblee. 26 2 P The market still continned t pui Influence of the state the sake were i vc h tat ; indeei Cekdseiss Have*, d Rddlici $ East., 11 p Gt. Western, 171. du, 21 p Do. Qrs., p Midland. 404 AL, 2/ p Do. 201. ob., 2 p HULL SAL N. Britidt quarter., S. 6d. Da. rites., Scrip, gatid. In. p Do. Tlnsdr, 60.. id. Tort and Normal Prof.. 3 p Aneb.,l3ot.. Beek% key 11 7r awe:: u.uissd r valid disinnrarda. [31111.61 - .2 - Piagl•Ta. p Do. I. leress, 11 11. ids. 9d. p D. 11.4 Niko Wm, my Nal! MI6 12.1.65., 14 Ds. TWA.. d!da.o Ds. !Wm. ileflp, IR 90 . I N. Ouwilks VW" *IL d INorth Wiss, ID. id. 20.. d Tack k N. WM. Pref., 81 p 1111, Arm 10. to feel, on Saturday, the de af the London Exchange, end d, scarcely anything wee doing. N. Brlthk Extesdoe. 1 p Blrmiophete k Okeseekr, lll Mad ft Cileaereter, 13 p 8. Devoe Pref., 1 p W. Riding k Yak Ez., 11 p Aram 10. I.7o.7eQ6bare, "i.e., Preston, ma W. R., lls. lb. 6d. d North Wederts, IY. d Wod iiole f Mika, 21s. p am at per lira loeirard blood Proof. Demerara, 24 to SI Wont OA. 4 ... 4 10 Maio, soliss prooLOT. Faveollesols 6 ... 6 0 Brandy. leto 6 ... Britiglspl4l4,44. 11 ... 0 0 Scotch ....... 11 ... 0 0 11 ...0 0 nes, per ton. £47 0...54 St. Petersburg, 9 bead 0 0... 0 Dutch email Flank/ 55 0...85 Friesland hest, at per tom Ilt.Petereburg.clean.C37 .38 ootsbot halide= Rio, nine ontelot pine lleaßla 34 0...30 Fast Incas Sons.— 15 0...13 &nay 13 0...33 Jute at per cob Banes 97 0..00 5t~11. cum. in 9006 95 0... 0 0 100, at per tan. LIO 0 P~ ..., COALS.—Halfpait quotation.: Adair . * Mato —a-4 Hates Hartley Noddle . * Wed Hartley •—• —I °arra Hartley -• —II Mira Mal. Raaelara Hanle; —s —4 taalleta War Wirt Hartley —a-4 Walla tad Adaithlor —a —4 Wails EN Dearloaft Co —. —l. Primo • 0... 0 • Port,pelmmie II C. • • 8444•44442.21 , 402 82 •0 0 Do.. W ei Dar"aft/ford, brur i. 79 0. 74 63 0..64 0 Laid,DaDanklartrk 44 0 ..64 • Womb* Ditto Ditto Madder 76 0...12 • Angelus How, Os and Cow, at pat 04. 1. A. and M. Video, 2.0 d61a.0 071 :Led 0 4 ..0 yy 0 6 ..0 • Bras urr ld d ry 0 ty. e It* Lim dry a Yelp. dry 0 3 / ...0 6 Wet IMIO, dry 0 1..0 5 liked 0 3 . 0 44 Int bah 0 4 . 0 114 Kir&Anse. dry 0 7 ..0 4 atek le ary' 0 51... B. 0 I Aster. orse, per aids S 0 .18 6 Ressla, ditto 6 6-15 6 DTT Want., at per ton. Leawood, hutealea-CL 0... 0 I licodura. Campewhy 3 10. 3IS a O. 0 I ramie, Jentate• 5 0... 0 0 Nieuwe; large and wild IS O. 17 10 Man....._ _ . Lbw 15 0. . .171; Sepals 1010. . .11 • Red leader.. 5 0. 1 10 Bearll 2..1 0. 83 • ANTRIIRP, APRIL 7.—Coffee The position of this article is satisfactory, with a prospect that prices are likely to be supported. We have to mention the sale of 800 bags Brasil, at Iflle. to 231 e., and 1,000 bags damaged St. Domingo, is public auction, at 48e. to 60c. per half kilogramme. The Ortelius' cargo, of 2,050 bags good to fins ordinary St. Domingo, sold at 211c.—Cotton The stagnation in our market continues uninterruptedly, and, though prices are generally 2e. lower, the demand is very trifling, and spinners and dealers do not evince the least inclination to come into the market. The stock on 31st March consisted of 9,000 bales United States, and 400 bales East India, against 23,000 bales United States, and 2,400 bales of other kinds last year. 200 bales Louisiana sold at 36:0. — Sugar : There is little offering for sale. The article is held at prices which almost preclude the possibility , of leading to business. We expect that the inactivity which has so long prevailed will continue until fresh supplies have arrived, and until a more positive opinion can be termed of the extent of the increased consumption in Great Britain.— Rice : Prices are firm. 2,000 bags East India sold at 135. to 15fl ; and 200 tirrees Carolina at Ili& to 18fl.—Potashes : In good demand, at rising prices. 400 barrels New York sold at 21fl. to 22f1., and 23f1. is now asked.—Pineento is wanting, and would meet with ready buyers.—Resin is advancing. 1,000 barrels found buyers at 38. to 318., at which price there remain buyers. - - - - Haar so, APRIL 6.—Coffee We have to report the sales of about 4,800 bags Brazil, at 3s. to 515.; 600 bags St. Domingo, at 31s. to 31m.; and 500 bags Ls Owayra, at 41s. to 41s. These rate, show no alteration. 300 bags Ilavannah, at 31s. to 41e ; and 300 m. Porto Rico, at 41s. to 41s.—Sugar On account of the small stock, no transactions of momentcan take place. 1,200 boxes yellow Hsysnoah found buyers at 71s. to 715.; of Brazil there is nothing in the market.— Cotton : In consequence of the more favourable reports from Liverpool, the market has rallied a little. 150 bags American sold at 615.: 60 bales Surats at 411.—Pepper: Prices are very Am.—Tobacco is in good demand, and we have to report the sales of 2,000 sesame St. Jago de Cuba, at 71. to 16s. ; and 62 serene Havannak, at 18s. to 24e. TALLOW.—The market rather dull. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 4h. &L ; all the year delivery, 465. -The following are the Walla Mal knadylll Ratko —. —4 waliaw Marko sad Q —. —4 Walls EM Ileataa Well. EM Haswell Walla Bad Ratio. IM 94 Walla EM Illliagworla —. —4 Walla EM Lusk. llk 04 Walk EM lowan . . Walla EN Adelaide Teo, Walk EM Ton --4 .. lat. CORN. —_V ARK-LANE.— Our supply of English Wheat being an extremely short one this morning, coupled with the renewal of the French demand for the article, to a moderate extent, enabled factors to obtain an advance of 2s. per qr. upon the quotations of Monday lart. A similar im =t w realised up on some cargoes of new red Baltic se4 as now in the riser. Old foreign in granary, apes which the decline has not been so great as apes ENNA, did not participate in the etas to so great an extent. In some instances choice sam ples of malting Barley brought rather more money ; but the trade generally cannat be quoted higher. Some impres sion having been made upon the recent large arrivals of foreign Oats, &eters have held this article with more firm ness, and have been able to obtain la per qr. advance in most cases. Beans and Per very dull, at the quotations of Monday last. 8311758. Shillings no/gnarlier. Wentr, Seam outlast Zed— 7S to 77 79 White-17 to al to 58 Nortak 7: to 73 77 do 73 to 77 to at Clsarf4eTolima (Nom or lloNalk) $3 to EIV Istioodaltod73 to 71 to 79 White 7,1 to 79 to al North k tholoh do. —to do —to Irlh do. —to do —to—to I Era Sa to WI I BABANT, reeding St to NI DIM*, 40 43 to ht Matta, 47 to 49 Chevalier 48 to au loe to Si Irk& I Deco Wass' et to 44 Kum rt to rs Sae polo 711 to la Only Letw Peed la to 20. On..ltawis... 37 to 30s ad RIM ?ohm& _ 11 to 3 . 44 . Poet"- ,33 m use act aced If bo to SIG Oi Gi1 , 17.—..411: 27 el ii; E:31•71,77. ii b,"" Si. 00 Dino PalM; --.- .. . . --.--.-- . 34. Od to Ms Od ?me, 0% . ss to 47. Od -Kiwis . 31 to 63. Od 56 to OS =al 63 toll 4 Wklts 45 to 31.. 531.59 Boars, Mamma .311 Is 40 TIM 40 to 43 old 43 to 47 Harrow 42 to 43 Small 45 to 41 . old 47 to 51 TA2211, hew Sorb* .... . to New Winter— to —...01d to RIIIMMIND, New 4O to 42 fie tlowasiL Immo Cams 112 10a to £l2 Ot. lir fael Mink Flom, inws made, delivered GO to 63 Jim Romokoid 56 to 33 Norfolk and dofiblk .. 30 to 54 Whites Northumberland, UAW; and Yorkshire Smog and Reek —to .Irleb —to FOREIGN. Duty two. Mina, Dank& and Kosapbert 73 to 75 Sr to 62... to thmormaan i =k, and /MOM now 72 to 77... to heath and Dada and 72 to 74 . to Rawl= na 57 b lre leyothm... —to—..— N Dumb! and Odema. 7O to 75 to - apanish, hard to Canadian to Anstiollan 71 to 62.. In Swan, Feeding l6l to 42 Distilling 42 to 46... to Irma,. COLN SO to 60 Lammas 38 to 40... to Oars, Hanlon 29 to 31... to Powernaeon and Stssissad Dwettldi tad Dania Yrteseland ad Dutch Geed ... to . to Ditio Bow. to -- ........ ......... .-- to —... to COLCHESTER, APRIL 10. , -The supply of Wheat continue* small, and millers buy sparingly, at an Advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. upon the rates of last week. Beans in moderate m elet s at bate prices. Barley nominally tee game am lest Otouerarren, APRIL 10.-At out market this day, the supply of English Wheat was limited ; and but few parcels teing held of foreign, each sort must be noted fully 2.. per quarter dearer than ast week. Ic Items, Barley, and Oats there is little pasting, nor can any alteration be noted in prices. During the week, there has been a moderate supply of English Wisest, which met a free sale, at fully previous rates. For foreign, there has been a fair consumptive de. mud, at our quotation,. In Barley, Oats, and Baas, few sales have been effected, and price* remain unaltered. The currency of our market stands as under: Wheat: Eng. lisp, white, per imperi a l b us h e l, 9 s. Gd . to 10 4.: re d , 9s. 6d. to 9s. 9d. ; Dentzie (low to high mixed), per 4801 be., 91. 9d. to 10s. • Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, 9s. fal. to 9*. 9d. ; Odessa ' Marianopoli, soft, 9s. 3d. to 9s. 6d. ; Odessa Taganrog, hard, Be. 9d. to 91. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921 b.., 40a. to 425. ; malting, per imp. qr., 445. to 52a. Irish, maltinp, 50s. to 52a. ; foreign, 50s. to 545. Beans, English, per imp. bush., 6s. to 6s. 6d. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 6511b5. ss. Bs. to ss. 10". ; French, Dutch, mall tick, ss. 10s. to 6s. Oats, per 3121b5., Limerick, Wexford, and En niacorthy, white, 35e. to 365. ; Cork ,Waterferd, and You shall, 335. to 345. ; Welsh, black, imp., 30s. to 32e. ; Irish, per 3121ta., 30s. to 325. P i ss, per imperial bushel, English, breakers, Ba. 641. to 9s. ; foreign, Bs. to Bs. 3d. ; grey and grinders, ' per 6511b5., English, Gs &I. to 61. 6d. ; foreign, Ge. 3d. to 6e. Gd. Flour, best levied', English, 58e. to 60s. Linseed Cake, Dutch, per ton, 10/. to 101. 10s.; French, 121. 10,. to 13/. Imports of the week ending 9th April:- Wheat, 850 qrs. ; Barley, 1,102 ; Oats, 753. Outinroen, APRIL 10.-We had a large market of Wheat, for which there was a more extensive sale. A few picked samples of dry and hard quality, both red and white, realised a trifling advance; a good clearance was made. Wheat, white, 181. to 21/. ss. per lead; red, 181. to 191. se. Barley, 48e. to 545. per qr. Oats, 30s. to 35e. Beans, 501. to 565. Peas, 50s. to 655. MANCRESTInt, Antll.lo.-There has been amoderate con sumptive demand for Flour during the week at former rates. Other articles slow of sale, without material variation in value. At our Exchange to-day the trade exhibits increas ing firmness, without, however, much activity of demand. Many samples of Wheat and Flour are withdrawn from sale, and an advance of Is. per sack on fresh Flour is generally required, but without its being so far established as to war rant a change in our quotations. All other articles in slow request, at about former prices. Wheat, per bushel of 70 lbs., English, white, I Is. 34. to Ils. Dd.; red, 10s. 6d. to Ils. U.; Irish and Scotch, white, 10s. Gd. to Ils. ; red, 10s. 3d. to 10s. 9,1. Barley, grinding, per bushel of 60 1t,,, 7s. to 7s. 3d. Oats, per bushel of 45 lbs., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 6s. 4d. to 51. 6d. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 6s. to ss. 2d. Beans, p er qr. of 504 lbs., English, small, 535. to 645. ; tick, 515. to 525. Malt, per 6 imperial bushels, tin 500. to 60m. ; fine seconds 565. to 58s. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, white (boilers), 625. to 641. Flour, per sack of 260114., English and Irish fine, 525. to 535. ; superfine, 545. to 555.; extra ditto, 56a. to 68a. Oatmeal, per load of 2401b5., English and Irish, 48s. bla. NEWCAIITLE.ON-TYNE, APRIL 10.-Tbe weather since this day se'nnight, though cold and unseasonable, has nevertheless not partaken of the severity of last week. The Wheat plant as yet is looking vigorous and healthy, but all agree in repre senting it more backward than on the average of seasons. The trade throughout the week has assumed somewhat more firmness, and our millers having shown more disposition to purchase, a fair extent of business has been done in the best south country red Wheats at 741., whilst for new Rostock 755. was willingly given, other articles though attracting more attention, have not varied much in value. At our market this morning we had muck less wheat offering by our growers, and having nothing arrived coastwise, fresh thrashed samples were taken off eagerly at an advance of 2a per qr.,whilst at the same time there was mere peeing in other descriptions at a similar improvement, the best Norfolk and Suffolk red having touched 765. per qr. to-day. Fur Flour there has been an improved inquiry, but as yet 535. has not been exceeded for choice Norfolk households, although, should our millers succeed in establishing an advance of 3s. per sack, which they intend atti meting on Monday, more money will be obtainable. Rye without change. Fur malting barley tee demand is extremely limited, and our top quotations can only be realised to the most necessitous buyers, those who are in stock offering only within 2a. of those rates. Grinding sorts more inquired for, and are likely to meet more attention as the season advances, our farmers' stocks being thoroughly exhausted. Malt unaltered. Beans and Pease dull, and inclining lower. The show of Oats from the growers being large, sales could only be promoted by submitting to rather easier terms. Wheat : British, Northumerland, new, white, 748. to 76e.; red, 68s. to 74e.; Norfolk and Suffolk, old, white, 745. to 788.; red, 725. to 76.. ; new, white, 765. to 795.; red, 745. to 765. ; Lincolnshire, old, 725. to 755. ; red, 70s. to 735. ; new, white, 745. to 785.; red, 72.. to 755. Rye. Norfolk and Suffolk, 565. to 583. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 50s. to 545. ; Chevalier, 52e. to 54a.; Northumberland and Scotch, 48s. to 505.; Chevalier, 48s. to 525. • grinding and distilling, 445. to 48a. Malt, 664. to 765.; Chevalier, 765. to 80.. Oats, Northumberland and Scotch potato, new, 82s. to 365. ; common and Angus, new, 288. to 32a. Peas, white boilers, Ms. to 604. Beans, 50a. to 545. Flour, per sack, flue Stock ton and Northumberland, 51s. to &la. Norfolk whites, 438. to 55e. ; households, 50s. to 538. ; seconds, 48e. to 50s. ; households, 465. to frOs. ; thirds, 1 448. to 475. ; households, 40.. to 46e. Foreign : Wheat, Dautzic and Konigsberg, white, free. 745. to 765. ; red, 668. to 70s. ; Silesian, white, 72a. to 755. ; red, 70s. to 725. ; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white. 70a. to 765. ; red, 70s. to 745. ; Hamburg, Marks, and Anhalt, white, 70s. to 745. ; red, 66e. to 70.. ; Kiel and Holstein, white, 66e. to 70s. ; red, 645. to 665. Barley, Seal, 488. to 525.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 445. to 48s. Oats : Pomeranian, feed, Vs. to 35.; Holstein and Danish, 268. to 295.; Archangel and Riga, 28s. to 30s. Peas, white, 565. to 60s. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and Canada, duty paid, 30.. to 383.-The arrivals this week are : Rye, 184; Barley, 1,084; Malt, 10. NORWICH ' Aram 10.-The offer of Wheat to-day from the growers is rather ler than usual at this time of year ; and reports from the leading markets being a shade dearer since this day week, has inclined holders to demand higher prices, which cannot be complied with, as the demand - for Flour, f.0.b., has nearly ceased, and prices are about the' same as last week. Fine parcels of red fetched from Is. to 2s. over last week's rates, but the condition and weight is improved very much, especially for parcels thrashed in the field, some of which are delivered full &Sibs. per bushel. There is very little Barley on offer, and the quantity in the hands of the growers is extremely light, and salsa are made at rather more money than but. There is a good demand for Oats for keding, which are also rather dearer. Peas and Beans maintain their late prices, and not may shown for sale. Priem current here: Wheat, white, 631bs. per bushel, 78a. to irs i m qr. ; red, 621b8. per Webs!, 745. ; do., 6311 a. per a 765. ; do., 64115. per bushel, 775. ; do., 6516 e. F or war, 78s. Barley, malting, 469. to 48s. ; grinding, 40s. le OatsHeligoland, 421b5., 40s. ; do., 441bs. 4b. Par gni 1111 84., 50s. Flour, whites, free en bard at Tmenswilly per seek, 535. ; house holds,: 511.6 d. ; retail, 2s. 9d. tab. 104. per stone. PRTERBOROUOII, APRIL 10. —The supply at Wheat is good, but that of Barley, Beans, and Oata, much shorter then of late. Wheat is in good demand, and all fine qua lities fully Is. dearer. Barley, Is. to 2a. cheaper. Oats and Beans each ls. dearer. Currency, to the growers. Wheat, new, 72e. to 74e. ; tine, 765, ; white, 78s. to 80s. Barley, sg a to 475.; fine, 48a. ; grinding, 42a. to 445. Oats, to 30II.; fine, 34a. Beans, 50s. to 52a. RRADING, Aram 10.—The sale of west country Flour in London is comparatively at a stand still, partly attributed to the low rates at which the American b,art•-4; are selling. This hu such an influence on our Wheat market, that it is nearly without any demand ; thus, no sales were effected to day unless at a reduction of about la. per qr. Oats were Is. per qr. dearer. Every other grain dull, at declining rates. SUNDERLAND, APRIL 10.—There wu a very small sup ply of farmers' Wheat to-day, and none eoutwire. The de mand was br:sk, and a alight advan,m cleared the whole in • very short time ; best qualities were sold at from 775. to 795., and good average qualities at 71s. to 755. ; inferior Wheats are still in great demand at 665. to 695. ; fine south country in good demand, at highest quotations. Ilan.* Barley Is very scarce, and in some demand, at 50s. to 5441. There have been some transactions in Oats during the week at 32a. to 365. ; and in Buns at ,565. Other strain not in mach re quest. Oats were plentiful to-day, for which the demand was not so great as of late. Flour is plentiful, and 31 CORK, Anat. 9.-The supplies of country peodum now coming to market are merely nominal, and consequently litt:e or no attention is paid to this brooch of trade. We do nothing more than give quotations of Wheat, Oats, and Bar ley, as the pr. pared market continues in the same inactive state, nod comparatively nothing doing in any of these grains. From the very small stock of Oats, and the supplies having nearly ceased, we should not wonder to see prices advance rather than recede. Flour nominally the same, and the demand heavy. Good Eoglish seconds were offer d this week at 544, per sack, f.nb., without leading to business. There has been a good dell doing this week in Indian Corn, but purchasers are endeavouring to establish low prices; lots ex.store, 121. lON. to 13/ 10s. per ton, as in quality ; sound cargoes t a-ship, 121. to 12/. 100. per ton. 30 vessels with about 8,000 tons bread-stuffs, arrived, and 12 sailed, from the 2nd to this date inclusive, chiefly maize- laden. Prices to farmers:-Wheat, per barrel of 20 stone, red, 395. Barley, per barrel of 16 stone, 235. to 245. White Oats, per barrel of 14 et., 17s. 6d. to 225. 6d., black. 12..64. NI heat subject to 6d. per barrel, and Oats and Barley to 44. per brl. brokerage in addition to the quotations. Wheat, Polish Odessa. 46e.; elarianople, per barrel of 20st., 485.; f.0.b., 40a. to 475. Oats, per barrel of 14 et., white, 213. ; black, 191. to 203. Indian Corn per ton, white, 121..10a. to 13/. ; yellow,l2s. 10 3 . to 131. Indian Corn ?deal, white and yellow, 141. 10s. Oatmeal, 241. Fleur, per cwt., firsts, 2fxs. ; seconds, 245. ; households, 21s. to 225.; thirds, 164. to lie. Bran, per ton, 61. 10s. to 71. Wheaten Meal, 181. to 191. Canadian Flour, per barrel, 405. ; Western Canal, 41s. Receipts from 2n4 to 9th instant : Wheat, 118; Barley, 322; Oats, 1,303. NEWRY, Atom. 9.-With the exception of Indian Corn Meal, which is again 6d. per cwt. dearer; the prices of most kinds of agricultural produce continue to decline. The former article, however, which now constitutes the sole food of the more destitute classes, sold yesterday at 15a. per cwt. for all descriptions of white and yellow ; and Com, 131. to 131. 16.. Bd. per ton. Our quotations for Wheat and Barley are altogether nominal, none of either coming to market. Seed barley sells at 16s. per cwt. Oats, of which there was a pretty good supply forward, sold at 17d. per stone for the best milling qualities. Flom remains without any alteration in price. SLUM, APRIL 10.-The consumption a geed deal fallen off. Oats, '21.. to 214. per barrel ; Oatmeal, 24/. IN. per ton ; Indian Meal 161. nee ton; best American Flour, 425, per barrel ; seconds, 38s. WATRRFORII. APRIL 10.-Our market has been dull durio3 the week, but with very small deliveries from the country, and ouly moderate supplies from abroad; prices of Wheat, Oats, and Barley, have remained stationary. The late heavy decline in Indian Corn hes tended materially to increase its consumption, and the &nide has rallied to the xtert of 3s. to 45. pie barrel since I-at Saturday. The Flour trade is wilinut animation ; best fresh qualities barely maintain late rates, while all coarser descriptions, as weil as whole meal, are lower by 23. to 3s. per sack. Rye Meal does not obtain favour, though offered in retail at 1.5 e. per cut. The following are the present prices of Chain, Flour, Lim.: Wheat, millers', per 20,t., 42a. to 445; shipping, 395. to 403. Barley, malting, per 164., 27e. to 31.5. Oats. per 14st., white, 19s. to 20a. ; black, 20s. to 23e. Indian Corr, yellow, per 20. t., 355. to 365. ; red, 335. to 345. ; white, 32e. to 32A. 6d. Flour, superfine, per sack, 60s. ; seconds, 52e. to 54e.; thirds, 49a. to 50s. ; fourths, 395. to 405. Oatmeal, per cwt., 235. to 245. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt., 14s. 6d. to 15s. ; wheaten, 163.62. to 17s. 6d. Rye Meal, p er cw t., 15 s . to 153. 6d. Bran, per 84 Pro , 6s. to 6a. NT Imports this week : Indian Corn, 2,800 ; Wheat, 2,150 qrs.; Flour, 720 barrels. Meat ; Aran in.-The article. of wheat and flour, - after the recent fall in pr.% have taken a sudden rise, In conrequence of the some. roue pureheers that have appeared Is the market. It le not easy, u yet, to ascertain if this reaction is owing to demands for legitimate wants, or to a ruse on the part of speculators. At all events, flour has the week risen from 2 to 3 franc*, sad wheat from 4 to 5 francs. From 12,000 to 15,000 laurels of dour have changed heads to the course of a few dare, at a gradual rim In price, which has now reached the figure of S2C 50c. to 51f. for New Work lour, 51f. 50e. to 520. for New Orkens flour, and 51f. for flour from the other Ameri can provinces. Perchers on event, for all that Is expected, have been made at 511 per barrel. About 15,000 so 10,000 hectolitres of foreign wheat has also changed hands in the wee period, mares in price from 89f. to 95f. the sank, the hatter graze prin. dimity for pond Denten wheat; sod 94f, have been st irred for small cargoes of wheat from the meth, now in the course of shipment, according to naked advices. In the Moat- Alliers market (regulating this part of Frame), of Thursday let, wheat went up from 2 to 3 frs. react, the {stag prior Wend bring 97 and 99 franca The market was very thinly supplied. Gnat lan are entertened at /Jerre and the environs that this ries will es Have, notwitbstee leg the known fact that comiderebie orders have been set over to England, where the quotations are mote lower. The arrivals at Havre in the mune of the week have been about 8,000 barrel. of dour and upwards of 2,000 ,arks of wheat, direct from America; from England, 17 cargoes of wheat, sad 3,000 barrels of floor; from Hamburg, 4 eargoem A wheat; and from Marseilles sad Bordeaux, 2 cargoes of wheat and maim Lomas, Mum 31. —herenl mow of wheel hove tome In from the Block be s, but with the or option stews thei a r .. , 0. to Manellies. Thine km oho hem iodine' of which are token k the lama Alm owl bum onnowpileairr4 to lOC or la AU IL tree es kart Win id= Whim Timm caw eltokohlo it 14 to Ker eh M. Is Gk. Imam hemi - 5.., Maws 111.—Clesla yr nisi. Cotonou What weld Mai ion AL Ina le tr eed O ho, la From, stl Ihe MVO's. pill. Ind Or milige - Tieseent. Yore 1 et I.—A Orb lia We tabs piese ; ant guilty Wheat hie quoted 31r. be. {obi the 77 kb. Seeetneur. I s th—the web et et _rem* Is 20 ben heen bet • begs pert et bees\ perehaud Il• gamy kr beige eeneb t o le sihnied. entbreerel ether wine armee he ete bird in he some mum eirldl• benien me peille bene& he retie bible hr exper=ll ea entatesnet It is nut OW to le the Nswarbilisft dem. Se lest erep man* essradMiet Int weary ra .. asesa as br biennia ken INA. tip MAN isms is IMPAMP I V tollben. Wehte of bib way he Met Then ere se Crb lib briar VON ten. WWIN bin et beer et lieber, white be awn bee here Is., K Z= ea pererd 14111/1 kb. Mann Is the reel miebe et to. eredertleee of Seri. to. feast fertile praetor 12 Swam pellrirg Is silse ton tr = ea in The goverment M Est bend le be az et gran. Tbe anew weft indend by a hem 1837 to 1812, emereel b MASK lien BY It bea dm menntated. - - - - hour. Watch 30.--Our corn raft balm We aribriel for die balm dem Wheat is, howeer. nii arldasa, lbws\ Mho NM le Wm he imam The seendnim of Ihe wait peening 4 y imaillealia deeline in pekes of et ends ear the pr& POTATOES.--SOUTRWASI, WATSIMIDE, APRIL 12.—The supply to this market is getdog Ism, and the de mend is about the same, consequently dr prima have ad vanced since our last report. York reds, Sill. to 280 i. ; Regents, 2405. to 280 s. ; Shaw's, 2205. to 220.. Lincoln and Cambridgeshire Regents, 200 s. to 2405. ; Kidneys, 200.. Dutch, 180 s. to 170 s. CHEESE.—Wmcnaarta.—The holders are die posed to lessen their stock. 70s. per cwt. for prime Chadders ts the top figure; Ns. for my fa* double Somerset' sod North Wilts; and from 545. to 665. for single interior; Half-cowards, from 40s. to 464.; Skims, from 30s. to 365. HOPS.—Boßot•cti MARKET.— Two o'Cluck.— Meson. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that there is no alteration in the market. MI it Ilan Yaw ►sK M. 0 Weld& of Esau „ e t Fret Tombs= ANnovnt, Aram 10.— within the last few days, at for Farnham', and 2s. to 3% Farnham' making 61. 15s. 61. 61.; best country, S. 1( WINCHESTER, APRIL le.- Farnham have been selling 61. 61. ; Altoea, Froyles, ar Y.O TesoifseY.. p.mt.11.146 U. • o f • I Irsarllai „ pit Doe f IS o 4 $ Old Hop.. . „ lISto S • o• $ —Varbsua sales have been effected at an advance of 2s. t. s 3s. for Alton, knd I , ` tin its. per cwt., K. • - . d. 10s.; second • ..2' 4°- 10.—Tha learnt d ' • "Cl d Ling at 71. oaf s . I * , an • , ‘l, Z 0/