The Express. — London, England, 1847-10-18 00:00:00

h .74,ata / ,f - / - /;L _ ~ AMMININWRI ,"'" i (forttt; RELIANCE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. ?co. ;I. ff rho pew., of tho ImSO &ay. , 4 ra. 71 n t , r_prt..ent on .„ o.2Nm=the mesas , of th e stELIANCE SOCIETY gare the I - - Se.. • 44 d. Me/ I het Ortele•l 001 -1 ( un itu• p A 7 . sect left '4 4 !Lori - £9lTielti it — 0 160 IA •36 lOW ' 111 0 0 86 15 01n 4 0 „ 43 ,31 t 1e 61 1 4400 1 26 8 6I 3 24 s :',55 I 46 0 0 Y 461 3 4 I 6 9 4 1 19 Exchequer Bills, 31s. to 261. alsootint, yielding, at those rates, interest at the rate of 71 to 8 per cent. per t Old English Beans, ♦ery scarce, at 22a. per bag of 10 score ; new, 19s. to 20s. Pt/O, boiling, 21.. per bag of 3 bushels imp. ; grinding ; 19.. to 20s. per hag of 10 score. Oats very variable; according to samples, 3s. to ss. per bushel. YEOVIL. Oct 15.—Oar market to-day was thinly attended, and the amount of business transacted was small. The Corn trade was dull, at late rates. IRON TRADE.—DUDLEY, Oct 16.—T0-day the last of the quarterly meetings of the trite took p!aee, at the hotel in this tows, when the prima were fumy ourvirtn.d, and a gsod many orders 'vented, at the fall fumes. There woo inure business dune here than at the other meetings thr' ugh out the district, and the ante farourahle reports c nitinued to be mad* by those best acquainted a ith the trade. We 'nave 'scarcely any inquiry for foreign stocks, the prices of which remain nominally as before. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 521 to 31; the Fours, 81 to 2. Spanish Fires, 161 to 171; the Threes, 26 to 7. Portuguese, 20 to 2. Mexican, 17 to 18. Brazilian, 73 to 5. Danish, 79 to 81. Buenos Ayres, 33 to 5. Chinon, 84 to 7. Tonic, Oct. 16.—We ham a short supply of all grain at this day's market, our farmers being busily employed Wbeat sowing. Wheat is 21. per qr. lower than last week. Barley a free sale, at last week' s prices . Oats a slow sale, at ad. per atone decline. In other articles no alteration. The fol lowing are the present prices Wheat, white, 544. to 58s. ; red, 52.. to 565. Barley, melting, 345. to 3&.; grinding. 30s. to 335. Beans, 60e. to 545. Ry e , 32e to se. Mslt, 665, to 68s. per imp. qr. Oats, 12.1. to 12. id. per stone of 14 lbs. Floor, 40s. to 445. per sick of 2801bs. POTATOES.—SOUTIIWARg, WATER:•IDE, Oct. IR. —lhe arrivals at this market since our last report have been pideeipally from Wisbech. There have silo been some ar rivals from Yorkshire, Kent, and Essex. The weather being warm and the town markets tolerably well supplied, these together considerably affect the waterside market; and, although the supply has been limited, it has fully equalled the demand. '1 he following are the present prices: York Regents, 100 s. to 110 s. ' • Shims, f:O4. toloo4. ' • Kent Kidneys, lOUs. to 10.55. ' • Regents, 100 s ; Lincoln and Cambridgeshire Regcnta, 90s. to 100 s. ; Shaws,9ol. to 100 s. ; Southend Gold tinder, 100 s. to 10,35. ; reds, 90s. ; Dutch, 85s. to 90s. lot Ifs undertaken uu• obi HORN IL PM ITU. --c-ditP6SITE CANDLES, 81d. per lb.; wax mallea. 1., ; Oaring. wax, la ; Ina wax. 1,. 3d. ; tranmaraat wax. Is. Id. bra 'wenn awhile., la Yd. stuns t4d., waxed sick raids. 7 i )d. ; compo-Ito, y.ho wap. Ila. sad a • paw 112Iaa mottled map. $1.4. Win.l.er and pa ha mar. la. 40. per paciut brown Windom, 14 ; eta al. 9.. al. Solar on. 3n. 3d. par eanolt 4.. Nat -perm .0, A. Best saline wax. 4., Al. th . h. enolt, at DA V 1145$ .4.1 tutahlished war -Douse. W. tIL Mar. opoulteSbutatiterS Coffee hoar. l E . C . II I I 4 'S C4lol ESS nhali .4MEISTL,”Ln.:ivo Ne rT . , t ira t e, en d .tia My al.. be aid of lb. Ilackaunman. draught, a 1.., gaa. bab oarda, and pm, cushion., ha..atclle table, po;.c joan boards,, pct hook, %hating and enveLi., ma" 6.• tahle Shufauld ware, pesikwires. wi.ara, cloth,. lair and tooth brivb, Quality of all an eat rata. F,3101.1 . 81 Rank Stock, 181 5 3 per Ct Rod. Anna, 79 1 3 per Ct. Cm.. Amts., 80k 1 FORRICE 5 per Ct. AuxtrLan Monde. 94 6 44 per Ct. Belgian Bonds, 87 9 n per Cent. ditto, per Ct. HritAllan 13.1"., 73 Ditto New, 71 4 6 per Ct. Buono+ Ayre.RdA., 13 6 Ditto Chillan Ma, 64 j Ditto Coltool, D.ta, Columbian nntudor lido., 34 1 3 per Ct. Dani.a 1141 L , Ty 81 24 {MO Cl. Dutch 534 34 4 per Ct Cert.. ' J amb. 604 I FUNDS. 3 per Ct. Con& At.. 81 31 per Centa.. 80 kachequer M111e,314. to 21:4‘. FUNDS. 1 per Dent. Grenada Ma. Drawls Deferral Dda. 38 / 5 per et Mexican. 1046. IT 1/1 6 per Ct. Perurian MIA., 39 33 Portuguere Cony. lido, 20 5 per Ct. [Damian /I.bs.. 103 5 Ditto SpanDb W1n..161 178 3 per Cl. Spnalzh Ike., 20 7 Spezial. Deferral &la. 13 14 Stersl.h Pamir° Hit, 31 4 2 per et. Venezuela WI,. 34 Venexuela Deferral Bala. 8 IV No. 354.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING OCT. 18, 1817. [3d. COALS.—HaIf-mitt 21co.—The following are the quotations : Sates nattley, 20s. 6d, ; Hafting 's Hartley, 215.; Tinged Hot.r, ltls. 3d. ; Walls End Braddyll's Hatton, 225. ; Wt.'', End Haswell, 22a. 6d. ; Wall's End Helton, 225. 6d. ; Walls End Latabton, 225. 3d.; Will. End Stewart's, 225, 6d. ; Walla End Tees, 22a. &I.—Ships at atiukt.t, 94. uoon Wheat and Flour. To-day we have a flat market, Wheat is 3d. to 4d., Oats, Id. to 24. per bushel, sack Flour, to., barrels, ls. to 1 , . 64. and Meal la. per load lower. Fine Malt in better request and fully supports late rates. Beans without alteration. Present priers; Wheat, per bushel of 70115., English, white, Bs. 3d. to Ba. 9d: red, 7s. 9d. to Bs. 3d. Irish, red, 7.. 3d, to 73. 94. Barley, per bushel of 601b5., grinding, 3a. 6d. to 4a. Oats, per bushel 01451 M., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 31.6 d. to 3s. 81.; Irish kiln dried runs, 3s. 24. to 3s. 4d. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, white boilers, 445. to 465. Flour, per tack of 28911 n., English and Irish, fine, 104. to 414. ; superfine, 425. to 433.: extra, 445. to 455. Oatmeal, per load of 2401b3., English and Irish, 31s. to 32•. HOPS. BOROUGH M.OthiET, Tire o'Clock. Mtinrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop-factors, report that there is a good demand for aU Hops with colour, at better prices. Duty 200,0001. .New MtJ k hints 11. oto U. 61 Tenrlinirlient , cwt. V.lo: to 3140 New Wald of Yenta 3 to 4 11 luarllng dtt. o 210 to 3 3 Nor 61000.1 ........936 to 3 101 ps Old Ho 1 4109 0 WETMILL FAIR, Oct. 16.—Although prices fell yesterday 30a. to 40s. per cwt., yet more than 1,600 pockets were lett unsold ; consequently it was agreed to continue the fair eh other day. This day, two or three hundred pockets were sold, at • further reduction of 10s. per cwt. Farnham Hors this year vary so much in quality, that some were sold at 31. 10s. per cwt. last night and this morning; and the very best would not make more than from .i/. Ss. to 5/. 10-i. The best country Hops were in better demand, at from 41. 1s to 41. 12s. 6d. per cwt., a few choice lots reaching fit. Poor Hops, 3/. to 41. There was a better demand for the best Wthld of Kents and East Sussex, at from 31. 10s. to 11. ts. per ext. Mid and East Kents, from 4!. to 4/. Vet. ; year hugs, from 21. to 31. 30. Old Hops, from 255. to 3;. , . After all were sold that could be, there still remained more thax 1,000 pockets not purchased; some taken back by the growers, others sent to London, and 500 pockets left fur sale at Andover fair. CORN.—MARK-LANE.—Our market this morning was m•.re liberally supplied than of late with Wheat by land carriage samples from the near counties. Early in the day some picked samples were sold at about last Monday's quotations, but as the day advanced the trade ruled very dull, and a reduction of 2s. to 3s. per qr. upon that day's rates had to be submitted to. Fine qualities of Dantzic and red Baltic Wheats, being scarce, cannot be quoted much lower; but all secondary and inferior descriptions of foreign were next to unsaleable, although freely of at a decline of 2.. per qr. Barrel Flour declined Is. per Morel. Barley in rather better supply and the turn cheaper. The Oat trade continues dull in the ext!eme, tut prices are, nevertheless, tolerably well maintained. The sale of white boiling Peas was checked by some foreign arrivals ; but holders were firm in their demands. Beans unaltered in value. —x.: -- --_ AJ. I)ENTS MANUFACTURE of WATCHES and CLOC by ES It protteted three separate patent & 1.41,,,,. , • a ad ..um...Rh gold dial. anal }strolled In four baits, eight ii i ,aemene ditto, enamel drab temmtiotn.: tondo' silver ...b.: tort eninem : euhrtantial cml werefy.tning Alter lever webs", jewellod In four bonae atz goillaiL—DliN T. M. Strand : 33, Crebverdreet : and 34. Royal Exchange iCloa Tower Arent. THE complete success of LEA sod I'ERRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SA VCR, In Inwertlng the meet emce es. Savour to muds with every kind of roast meat, to sttZkA, ebooc. 6 ,..,,. e,b, .m.l num, blether . with it. htgli Itet, ...I It'kuoycledge', ,0,,,,,hk on,otim, an the very general demand that ha. ad- ~,,, In it in oreforoce very other kind of mute. bantam induced int .1,,, In Londoa nil 101 1 1 0 to manufacture and sell SPURIOUS 1M I T A . T lONS. none of which will licar neopaiinon with the gelatine, hut ft ., Mmoooinuocut to that who aro n ot aware of the doccoOon, L. ..,1 p . boo ~,,,,dwity t o ma...12d in/10..en 0/2 an ust.l.ioos to. ..1, or Write for LEA AND PERRINS' it ORCESTERSIIIRE fl.trmig. and to es that their nuns+ are uleni the label and late . 4 c . i. , of the D ottle. Sold by We provrlctont 6a, Broad.greet,WorceMer. nu 1 S. Vcre.tnot. Oxfordatext, Ludon: 'Weal ani 5.... C... " Blaekwoß, d other oilmen and merchanta, London ; and by the must nn.„.46.. desk's in eine. , mitermlly. THIS HEST REMEDY foe IN 1)1(i k.sTl()N. NORTON'S CAMOMILE. PfLLS are r.seadenth roonmtnesdtal ....,,,,,, he wtniii isnualy to all who enter from Indiesalow, lob heedabe, bider and lie,omplahnet they act an a pouerful tonic and yentk metiost. lear.ittim: .tometh to the *Loma& eel ountereure to ' the ~,,,,,,,... , aero.—Sold In bailee at 1... Hl., or .2... ed. need Ha mobk by A. W ILLOPOHUI awl Oh. late 11. O. Windt!, ril, liktioneende. With .out smith . all medicine render.— lie sure to ne tt to. Norton's pr4,..4 do aot be Irmptt.ried to purtill. an Imita.ti.w. Clt 11. t)1 ( 1.: N'tl HA I R.—R () IV LA N 1)13 MAC Att4All OIL bourlehm the HAIR In iu embryo 'dote, sone ;erase. he ;north. sietadii It In maturity. nod continuos we posetalow o r t,,, e rsby ~ met. day roftnow. and lultition, redundancy to the heat redid of human ilk. Genial cod IndifYinc, It dimeL. all mud and Inif . and reader. the aro of the One comb unneee..eary. Beware of PI:Rh/US IMITATIONS !!.—Tliti comine article Tan the words .RoWL.lSlia MACASSAR O o on the marOer. Prize: 30. ad., h.: family 4oltle. by to four unalh. h 4. ad.: and down that e . My per hett!e. Sold by the prourietore, at Yo, Hatton garden, London, and by all chamber aM perfumer, MA111,1101101 . 011, Oct. 16.—Wheat was plentiful, and offered at about the prices of lest week, which were with difficulty obtained ; fine samples reached 16!. per load ; good, 151. ; moderate, 141. Barley comes to hand more freely ' • to. day good malting samples were bought at a decline of Is. per qr., flaw scarcely making 38a. per qr. ; many samples purchased at 3 6 e. ; some at from 333. to 31 3 . Oats were rather short in quantity ; prices were from 245. to 295. pr. v. Beans and real reTy scarce; prices still on the ruse. Winter and spring Tares from 6s. 6d. to Bs. per bushel. BRITISH. Shining. two cloarter Maas; Ewes and Kea. red 31 to 35 to 49 to 37 to 59 Norfolk and Suffolk. 49 to 53 to 35 do 53 to .35 to 57 TIIII,CIS (Fres or Suffolk) Comb. BLin„ reek.. lo to to Northumb. and Scotado. to to to Irian do Rye. BALLILT, Feeding —to distilling 27 to 29 to 31 Melting. Irish Brea WHEAT to . 34 to 511, Ana. polo 56 to 62 Pat; pe, ... to 42e 0.1 maple 42 to 44 Blue ........ ....... . ...... to —...imperial White Burs, Iltottgan- 38 to 38. Sick Harrow 38 to 40 mall 40 to 42...01d 46 to 50 Taint New Spring to —...new winter n —...01d to K• 111.1.11, New Lowman Cuts, per thousand £l2 10s. to tl3 On. Roca, Teem-made, delivered 4G to 49 ..florelriZad 42 to 46 Norfolk and Suffolk 40 to 42 MA,. 41 to 44 Nerthiimberiand, Lincoln, and Yorker*, to bunien and Ken T..... iiiiiiiiiii ir" —to Want; Dantzie and KouipaSerg... 52 to 5e...126.6 to 58 Pomer.ntelin, Itonook, mad Stettin, .......... 24 to 56 French and Brabant D.tnitn and ibuntainglt. 47 to 53 Ruralan . 43 is 4// _Minden to Danube and Odom DI. CUL% OVIDE TO ILEA LTH AND LINO LIVE. ay, t.oeitka genie, la. 6d IVIIA I TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVO ID; l Coi dai n. 8.. R. J. C. ',tom 1 c 1.511 .3 1. CoNTRN , - 1 ...5 . to kvrfeet dler•tion, trangult feelings.* good slab'A rt.,..t a .A.t , awl wutoutol mind. an ola‘emneo of We in.:rueoon. 1,..14:111 oontainoi. the Noble., the nervemly delicate , luso to 111. wmp.I.IWLIOI3, acquire ti• grant.t happiu...,, and ma& la health the full period of Ille}Romol t •.:nw. To he h . r. of S'ler.roo4. 21. Pateresolawrow"; earralho,l47. Float *vett t' 1 . 111141; Nation. 457, Wei Strin4 ; or direct from the auth..r. ' . ..11.1.241lant,troal LiTEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Fur o'Cloek. The safe arrival of Queen Christina at Madrid on Thursday, was made known by telegraphic despatch in Paris on Saturday. A telegraphic despatch is also reported to have teen received, announcing that the Queen of Spain and her husband had been reconciled ; that the king was about to take up his residence with her majesty at the palace, and that the reconciliation promised to be a lusting one. Letters from Malta announce the receipt of intelli gence from Trebizond to the 19th of Sept, up to which date the cholera, which bad manifested itself in that town on the night of the Bth, and had, up to the 15th. b. . n rapidly spreading, but afterwards de clining, had carried off 133 out of 360 attacked. This disease had also broken out, at the close of Aug., in Bagdad, where, on the Ist of Sept, out of 16 attacks, 6 had proved. fatal ; but at Kars and Erze room, on the 4th idem, it had nearly ceased, leaving only a few isolated cases of a mild type. The Austrian steam-packet Stambool, which arrived at Constanti nople from Trebizond on the 21st of Sept, with 256 passengers, had had three cases on the voyage, of which two died, and the third was not likely to sur vive. She was ordered to ride out a quarantine of ten days in the Dardanelles. • The 1611cming is from the Lirerpod AThion ' The pressure for money in Liverpool conflates unabated, and, though comparatively few failures have taken place, we fear our traulnes are not by any mean, over. On Saturday a memorial, which originated with the American Chamber of Commerce, by for 'lgnatius in the Exchange-room, and soon teethed the signatures of a vast Wily of merchants " and shipowners. We sohjoin a copy of the document. We understand that a highly rtspectable deputation will forth with proceed with this memorial to London, and, in order to give due weight and importance to the representations of the merchants, they have formally requemed Mr. W. Brown, M.P. for tee county, and Sir. Carl well, AL P. far the bwough, to attend att m on the presentation of the memorial to Lord Jnho !Lomeli. We understand that Sir Birch may pas sibly have arrived from the Continent, in which case the hon. baronet will oleo accompany the deputation • 70 roe MOLT 1100. tar: 1.0•02 . 0110 aflOati, Elan LOW or DES The memorial of the under•ignrd hankers, merchants, trader., and others, inhabitants of Liverpool, ghoweth.—•flue your mcmoe:dist• beg respectfully to represent to your lord-hip the yreaent tiepins-able condition of the trade, tom = roe, and nenufaciures of the country, rind the imperative neer.- aity for such immediate relief as it may be in the power of the go vernment to afford. Produce of every description i• only saleable in small quantities, and at an enormous trainee. Bills of exchange, aod the man valuable emeriti., are unconvertible into cash, even at great deprecistion, except in the most insignificant amounts. Foreign orders for volute and goons cannot be executed for want of the etas tranary focdoir. for disposal of bills drawn against them. Contdenoe iv all but annihilated, lint the currency of the country in a great measure withdrawn and hoarded. It is needle., on thin occasion, to inquire by what combinntion of tact,: thi. ....m.cotable state of affairs has been brought about: a ends of tun ara!kled severity exit., and your re.emorialins believe that it is lu the poser of the government to allay alarm and restore conEdersoe by coining to the relief of the cam. mid and manufac turing dn.es by a temporary advance on the credit of the country. Your memorialots inlinve it in not only the duty but the intermit of Km-eat:mit to award relief , inasmuch an they confidently be:wve that t!.e utter proatrunon of the manufacturine and com mercial mtecerts cannot otherwise be prevented, whereby the LaNretrinr population will be immtvFately thrown out of employment, and an amount of misery and destitution will be wltuesned unexampled In the snook of the country. Your 1..0,i-11M nue depend upon WI when we *lnure you, that, If the present pr.-sure be not relieved, merchants and other traders, of undoubted relattability.—who arc not only salient, but rich, and oho bare me rem ndi..e and bills which, under ordinary eireuroatanee., would afford easy and ample me ma of meeting engagements,—will ineritatdy be am, eLed to atop payment. ACCIDENT AT AN IRON FottignaY.—On Friday, as five men employed at the iron foundry of Mr. Mahon, at Manchester, wen working a travelling crane (such u is used by atone masons) oa two elevated wooden beams, to lift some girders for a railway bridge, cue of the beams suddenly broke under the immense weight thfy were moving, and they were precipitated, along with the crane, to the earth. One of the men (James Moon) was so severely hurt that he survived the accident only a few hours. Three others were conveyed to the infirmary, with but slight hopes of recovery ; but the 'fifth man, strange to say, escaped without the slightest injury They fell a depth of about twenty feet. It is believed that the beam was strong enough for the purpose, with ordinary care, but the men had not attached the slinging chain, so as to prevent a slip, and the sudden jerk thus produced snapped the balk of timber in two. A PORTION OF THE PROPERTY of the late William Smith, E. g., of N,Rwich, situate out at the Market-gates, saliml the enormous rate of 1,3001. an acre. COMMERCIAL k MARICETS. MONEY MARKET 8.: CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o' Clock.—Without any special reports or news of an unfavourable character which might be sup posed to influence prices, the funds have regularly and gradually declined from the opening of the mar ket. Consols were first quoted 80.4 to 14 money, and 81; tot for account. They drooped by one-eighths down to rot to 4 money, and 814- to ; for account. The cause to be assigned fur this downward movement appears to he quite unconnected with speculation, for it is the constant succession of sales of money stock which has depressed prices. A report is current that these sales were for account of the Scotch banks, but we are inclined to believe it without founda tion. It is more probable that, if for banks at al:, these soles were for the country banks, who may have found it desirable to strengthen their position. The discouraging reports still current about a Liver pool bank tend als3 to dispirit the market. and it is not improbable that the stock selling may be for its account and assistance. To complete the gloom of the market, the Bank broker is a seller of Eschequerltills and money stock alas, which would appear to show that the drain of dividend paying has oblii. , ed the establishment to fortify its reserve too much encroached upoa its consequence. Another report, however, is that the sales for the Bank con sist of stock pledged, which the owners are unable to redeem. Consols have now declined to 81 to 4 for account, and 80t to .4 money. Reduced Threes, 79 to 4. Three-sad-a-Qnarter per Cents., 80 to ItAILWAYS.—The share market opened a shade firmer, 'and some few purchases were made at a little 1 advane a upon the closing prices of Saturday, but the mark ,at is again heavy, in consequence of the fall is br sole, and the general feeling in the markets ap pears to point to a further depreciation in railway S dares of most descriptions. French shares keep steady, and suffer but little in the very general fall, i owing, it is said, to large orders from Paris. SALBB EFFELTED ur TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. (Saturday's prices will be found in last page). Itir, & Oxford Jo., 181 Inn. and S. Western, 55 Ber.,Wißv., & Dud., 131 Do. New 501. sh., 27 Inv, WoL,S; ntour Valley, 51 Do. Thirds, If d Caledonian Halves, 1 ?didbind, 103 4 E. Counties, 16 151 130. 401, 381 91 Do. Perth 5 per L,No. 1,1 ti Do. 501., 61 6 Do. York Eaten.. 71 Do. Bina. and Derby, 731 Do. N. & E., 49 81 North Briciab, 24 Edln. & Glasgow, 16 Do Halves, 101 Do. lli Do. Third., 4 1 Gt. Northern. 21 t North Steduedshire, 6/ 1 Great& cod W. a:eland), 231 Oxford, Woe., & %Volt „ 181 Gt. N. of Eaten 215 Reeding. Guild. & Reigate, 71 Cit. Western, 90 4 S. E & Dover, Set 1 Do. Halves, 531 Do., No. 3, 9 Do. Qra„ 154 141 Do., No. 4, 31 a Do. Fifths 22 11 York, Newt., A Berwick, 30 29 Do. New 171,11., hi 7 1/o. (Orig. Newer & Bee.), 27 61 lg.. and Bury St. FAIL, 8 71 Do. Extension No. I (Trek & Lan. & York. Fifths, 6 Newe.), Ili Do. Went Riding Union, 31 I Do. No. 2 (Neire. and lice.), Leeds and Branford, 84 104 Lou., 800., & S. Coast, &1161 Do. G.N.E. Purchase, 8 1 Do. Guar. S per Ct. (late (hey. York & N. Mioland, 681 Third.), 8 Do. E. it W. IL Kt., 201 Lou. and N. Western, 146 5 Boulogne and Amiens, 131 4 Do. 401. oh., M. & 8, 56 7 Namur and Leigg, ij 1 Do. ISt oh., M. & 8., A, 71 N. of France, 101 1 Do. lilt ob., M. & 8., B, 74 Roueo and Havre, 191 20 Do. 10/. sh., M. & 8., C, 4 - LIVERPOOL 8A Gt. Western (171. oh.), par Lan. 24 York. fifths, (late M. & L.), 1 d Load. & N. W., 145 Do. Um, 9 p Midland, 102 Do. Hanes, 31 1 Do. (Cooed. B. & Derby), 70 MANI:IIi-4i MK Dirken., Lane., and Cheshire Ja., hi 3-16 d And and Manchester, 5 d Do. Thirds 1$ d Lane. and Ylrk. flßha , $ d Law. & Yorkshire W. It rnioa, 51 d Kan. aril Diem. Qrs., (II), :I 7-16 p Do. do ((.:• 2( P Lthir•• LES. Gemara 16. Manch , She, & Lin. (late G. G. and 5.% / d York, Nesse., and Ber. (N. and B. Ex., No. 2), / p Bolton, Black., ChM. lc W. York. (ma..r. f per cent.), par Mid., Gt. West., 8c Canai, 301 d Shrop. Un. N. and Canal, 3 d v1L136, Oerosids 18. Man., Shed., and Lincoln. Pret, / 13-16 d Man., Shelf., k Lincoln (Grimsby 40i. ah.), 3 d N. British Thirds,! d N. titaffordshi,, 1 01 d Shropshire Union, 23 13.164 s. E. tk Dover, 20) Nott., & Mat., 385.04. E. Leoleashire Qr.., 11 d Gt. Northern. 31 d Du. Estee., d /lad. and Matt. Mirth., 21 d Lan. and York.. W.8.U., 71 t Leeds and Thirek, 191 20 d Do. New, 141 d YORK BALD] York. litewe., &Berwick Es., No. 2 (late New Ben), 101 10a. 3d. Do. G. N. E. purchase. 8 DUBLIN BALI Ocroora 16 Molten &oil Drlf Jn., 32 d N. Stithh Thirds, 1 9r. d Do. Lotro., 58.. d North Staffordahire, 1111 d Nor 'h Wtstern, 54 d York, Nowa., & Be., No. 2 (New Bersicka), 2s. dd. p ()crop= 16. Man , 800., Mat., & Mid., N. British Thirds 1 MXPIZTE Dublin Si Drogheda, 49 Belfut . ;rid it;ilin;;;;,733o Belf..t and Countx Down, SI Dublin Sz Itelfam lumina. 2 3 Dundalk and Enniskillen, 3 EDINBURGH Dundee & Do. Qrs., 40e. FAln. & Glasgow, 9 , 3 Ed,11.. Leith. & Grardon Qrs. . Omani 16. Gt. South. and West., 23 Irish S. Extern, 21 Mid. Gt. West. lb 16. C., 15 1 Newry, 'Var.. Sr Itostremor, 71 11 LINE APANDOPLID, Oa POT Dublin and Armagh, is. 6d. Orman 15. Ellin. and Newport, 64 Do. New Rag., 14e. 6d. 134.6 d. N. British, 25 244 Do. Qrs., 804. is 64. Do. New Qrs. Scrip, 84.64. Os. Do. Thirds Beg., 17s. 116. Scottish Central, 2il Sep., & Northers, 17 I. New Rm., 71a Gd. Greet Notthern, 495. 475. Ocroes le. Caledonian, 34 _..__/__ ..._ Min.& Northern New, Reg., 19e. Do. New, 124. Edin. & Newport New, P.eg., Dundee & Perth Qrs., 32, 12, 12, 6d. Edin. & Battigatc. D. Is. Great Northern, 47a. 4W. Edinburgh and Glarstow, 09i N. British tin., 72a. ad. 725. Ed. and Northern 16 .1 Do. Thirds Reg., 10, I la. GLASGOW BALES. ()rms. IA Dundee and Northern Jo., 21. Olga, Kol., & Ayr, 90 Dundee & Perth Qrs., 42,. Do. New, 391. 3, W. 17s. Gil &rancho, & Routh. 71. 3d. 7s. N. Windt New tea. 0, PRODULl3.—Mntcnto-LANR, Half-past Two.— The public sales of Sugar advertised for to-morrow are again rather large, viz.:-7,500 bars and 300 casks of Mau ritius ; 4,500 bags Bengal and 150 hbds. Barbadoes ; and Rare has not been any disposition shown to buy by pri vate contract. The IN lined market remains dull, withoot any mietrial alteration in prices. —Coffee . Only 700 bags of C”Ion Coffee are advertised for sale to-morrow.—Tea 11,000 package will be brought forward in the public sales to-morrow. This article wears • dull appearance.—Tae general appearance of markets continue dull. PRICES C UltltEN T. Beene; per cwt. Lcre PAID. W. 1nd1a,8.P.b.m.31, 01.35 a. Od Yellow &Grey 36 6...43 Fine 4l 0...48 310nri00m, brown— 29 0.. 33 Yell0w...—. Fine. 39 0.-47 liengalltdiedram,b. 29 0..41 ' Yellow 95 0...30 White 39 0...47 Foreign, brown.-- 31 0..42 0 Yellow 37 0.-39 0 Grey and white 39 0...47 0 Refined, limbos' 6O 0...68 0 Luray:. ..... Correa, In Bond. Went India, ordi nary 29 0... 35 0 Good. Fine 65 0...130 0 Ceylon, good ordl na77. ........ 33 6 .. 31 8 Fine ordinary 33 0... 38 0 841 0... 80 0 Pigs, No. I. BO 0_ 0 Hoops ll 15... 0 Cargo at Cardiff bar 0 0...0 Swedish ll 5... 0 Lawn, at per ton. Pig, best lB 10... 0 Millod,ahost Bars 22 0 .. . Patent shot 2l 0... 0 red or minium Speller 2O 0...21 1 Chpbh,sever 232 fimp puleispal.i.dli stray . .... brown in yellow 24 0.. 25 1 rad r 44 Mattor : 4 5 Cod 27 0... 0 South Sea 24 0...26 1 1311re,Csallipoti,p.ton 47 10.. 49 Come Nut 63 0.. .67 8003 . Rope, Pale, per tan 27 10...58 Lamed 24 IS .23 Nach q G ood i iiiiiiiii ei Cuda4 Rica, ordi nary to line 35 0... 52 0 Sumatra and Pa dang 24 0... 28 0 Tan, at per lb. Congo% contatco 0 84— 0 9 lltca, at per ewe. Bengal white l3 0... 16 0 r go 9 G... 11 0 Java l6 0... 1. 0 l'aorunone, per cwt. Butter—Cork, Ist 90 0...92 2nd 0 0 0 9rd 0 0... 0 10 0 0.. 0 Limerick, do Si 0..90 Carlow, lee.-- 90 0...911 Fewry let 0 11: 11 - 9g Deer, India. per dem Pabra 2'.! 0 24 9 Prime Mew _0 o Cork, •...8 o Rum at per gall. Leeward leland Proof Demerara, 26 to llowiri Do., D3rll.l3o4lll• o I_o9 Belfast 1 awn, Waterford, a r m :wt. 721.800 0 0... 0 0 Im=prfrk 04 0..44 0 DDlBllledder Ai Jena 34 0...52 0 / 24908, Oz and Cow, at per lb. media. Video, Sd Os. 7111 led 0 3 .0 3f Brasil, dry 0 43...0 6 Drwalted 0 4 .0 4f Rio, dry 0 4f .0 34 lima Valp. dry 0 3 ...0 6 We.t India, dry 0 4 ...0 6 Salted 0 3j ...1 Rut India 0 4 .0 10.1 lii B.Ayrca, dry 0 7 ..0 3 Roads, dry 0 Af ..0 9 8. Amer.llone, per lade S °I I Ramie, ditto DTZ Woow, at per tan. Irri,JainsiaL.A fl 3 0... 10 nditras ...... 5 5... S 13 Cbaiperieby 7lO 314 Pratte, 'artistes S 10... G It sad di per . cam at , 2 10 ... 3 10 Jamaica, 30 to 38 per cent. O.P. 3 10 ... 4 4 1 Favourite narks 4 6 ... 3 0 Brandy, let brands 4 6 .. 5 2 British aplcis, d.p. 10 6 ... 0 0 Scotch Irish lO 6 ... 0 0 FLA; per ton. Riga, P.T.R. Z 43 0...33 0 St. Petersburg, 9 head 0 0... 0 0 Dutch and Flemish 55 0...85 0 lealand Hader, at per ton. Streteraburg,einandli 0...40 0 ontAbot ....... 34 0...30 0 half clean Riga, (thine 3B 0...40 0! outshot W 31 0 33 01 Manilla 38 0 d 8 10 Loot India Sam—. IS 0...18 8 Bombay l6 0...34 01 lute TIP, at per ewt. naPn ao 0.. o 0 Strait! 0...18 0 885811. .... 0 0. 0 0 Lima 10 10...18 15 Com. In blocks U 0 .. 0 0 1 Iwo., at per ton. Oars !910 Zo 01 , span 10 10:.: 10 0 Red Sanders 5 0 510 Bruit 10 0 50 0 TALLOW.—The delivery for the last week is, it will be seen, less than the average of the three preceding years. This circumstance, superficially regarded, might b, taken to be the natural result of the monetary crisis through which we are passing. The more correct view of the case, however, will be found to be, that, anticipating large arri vals, the trade have bought very sparingly ; some having Tallow to receive on contract ; and others in the expectation of a large arrival bringing down the prices. If this view of the case be correct, we may look for very large deliveries during the next two or three weeks. For lower prices, during the same period, we have prepared the trade, by in formng them that, out of the recent arrivals, all the specu lative sales for October to December delivery, would be completed ; that this Tallow must be paid for w ithi n three weeks from this date, and that forced sales must be the reult. After this week nearly all the Tallow that will arrive will be for account of the importers themselves, who will not be compelled (as speculators are) to sell within a limited time. Wo cannot, therefore, look for any pressure similar to that to which we have alluded again occurring this season. Capitalists are aware of this, and will be on the alert. The trade will also do well to be on the qui rise, 'and take ears that ail the surplus Tallow beyond their immediate wants is not bought up by those gentlemen, why will not be likely to part with it under 2a. to 3a. per cwt. advance. By accounts received from New York to-day, we learn that the price of Tallow is higher than in London, so that we cannot expect any shipments from that quarter; and on the way from St. Petersburg there is only at the present time 2,000 casks against 13,000 last year, and 20,000 the year before. Drlirtry fur the week miles I 1814. ISO. 1846. 1647. Oct. 16. 1 2,132 2,411 2,707 2,396 Pries of Y.C. on the spot, 465. Cluadian "TR RAMAT, Feeding InAn 0•11 n, Ifna4Lin flereetieh sad Deal& Prierelead sod Doteh toed Ditto Bow BLUM, tiek Small PEAS, pry White 88 to 40. Were-. Tn.., old .. . to new —to --large ItAlUeonrl ktoolon Ys to ~0...1h5~.. _.... b ...—to— ..—to— .—to— to a= Odra. ' — to 0 to a RAPPSZID 99 to 40. .heenpseed SI to 38 Rooft4= Coma, frve of duty, per ton E 5 lOs. to E 3 Iss. Loon= Cow, Dutch and German. it 9 Os. to /10 0.. Ditto French and American £lO Oa. to El I OA Fun, a, American, per barrel of 1961ba. 2* to 26 Dantrie and thumbing .......... 22 to 25 • ::: 2 - i to YS Prom* per ascii oe 280Iha. dee ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 11th OCT. 10 19th OCT. Qrs. Fhellsh. Scotch. IrPh. lorries. Wheat Barley 4140 MO Oita 934 I 928 1 ino 20620 Plow, SOU maks ; 4,139 barrels. Malt, 4,141 barrels. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. 1 WberiLj Waiey.l tiara I Bye. I Beane.' Pea. Sept. 4 ... 36a Sd Sto Id2l. Nina N3III Ilkt 42a Id 11 4.141 e 10124 a 7e32a 4r474 7dj43. 3d 18 48. 84 32. td 232 14,33. 241421 11d.11. Id 13 A3a Ildj3l. 104111. Od 3.1 s 20 .1 SOU 4d 9et. I ... 321 00;23. Od 13a 3d143e 7c1144, Id 9 la 24 . 323 Mlle 114 Mr 2 4 118 e 2044 4d 6 woke Au. Arer. 'SU x 133. 114:234 ad 3la iiii434 *Sat Id (There are no duties en Pereira Graha.) Sept. 4. Sept •" B—, , I 31 6 33 6 31 4 49 G le.,e.ept 33. OeL LI Oct. A. „.. ..• ANDOVER, Oct. 18.-Wheat dull. For the best seed eam• pies, 645. per qr. was given, goad red making 603. ; grinding sample., 565.; poor, titts. to 525. ' • the inferior wheat was is per qr. lower. Flour, from 425. to 455. per sack. Barley not as beak as last weak, being abort the top pare; heavy grinding, 3455. to 3415. ; inferior qualities, 335. to 345. Some new Malt was shown, for which 64,. was asked; best last years, 68s. to 701. Beans of prime quality very scarce. White boiling Peas, 525. per qr. ; Maple, 463. ; grey, 455. to 48s. per qr. Oats would be bought on easier terms. AYLReDURY, Oct. 16.-The market was still depressed; and even at a decline of 3s. to 4s. pet qr., but few sales were effected. Wheat, 48s. to 601. per qr. Beans, old, 545. to ; new, 4ls. Barley, 301. to 335. Oats, 245. to 343. Vetches, 566. to 645. Barn, Oct. 16.-At this day's market Wheat met with a dull sale, at from ls. to 2s. per qr. decline. Barley was in better supply, and sold at a reduction of from 2s. to 34. per qr. Oats, Beans, and Peas the same as last week. Wheat, SU, to 565. Burley, malting, 35e. to 38s. Oats, 245. to 28e. Beans, old, 566. to 58..; new, 50s. Peas, boilers, 663.; pig, 48.5. BEDFORD, Oct. 9. -The quantity of Wheat on offer was more than the demand required, and lower prices had to be accepted, and a good deal left over unsold at the close of the market. More inquiry for all descriptions of Barley, at prices something higher than last week. A licelier demand for Oats at last week's rates. Beetle steady at full prices. Peas nominally the same as last quoted. Wheat, 281. to Ha Be ins, 335. to 365. per load of 5 bushels. Barley, 325. to 376. Oats, 21s. to 363, per imperial qr. Averages for the week ending Oct. 9 Wheat, 3.55 qrs., 51s. Old. ; Barley, 1931 qrs., 32+. lid.; Oats, 48 qrs., 335. 211.; Beans, 174 qrs., 545. 1/1. ; Pen, 31 qrs., 48s. BOSTON, Oct. 16.-We have a very dull Wheat trade to-day; rather lower prices were obliged to be taken to effect sales. 014 add Brans same as Wednesday. Wheat, red. 48s. to 535.; white, 505. to Ms.; fine and seed higher. Oats, 20s. to 255. Beans, new, 44a. to 483. ; old, 534. to 555. per qr. to the wrower. CANTEREt HY, OCT 16.-The supply of Corn was only moderate ; the condition not good, and farmers asking more money; little business was done; prices rather lower. Brawn Wheat, new, 435. to 51s. ; white, new, 50s. to 665. Barley, 30e, to Hs. Oats 20s. 6d. to 26,. Beans, 341. Pets, 41s. CARLIsLE, Oct:. 16.-The supply of Wheat, Oats, and Barley was good, which met with a brisk demand, at about 6d. per bushel advance. Wheat, white. new. 234. to 2.55.; old, 235. to 25e. ; red, new, 225. to 23a. ; old, 22.. to 23a. Barley, new, 13s. to 14s. ; old, 13s. to 14s. Potato Oats, 9s. Gil. to 103. 6d.; common, 9s. to 9s. 64.; Rye, 18s. to 19.. Flour, per stone, 21. 4d. to 2s. 6d. Oatmeal, 23. Ryemeal, Is. Bd. Barley, Is. Rd. CHELMSFORD, Oct. 15.-There was a fir suyply of Wheat at market this day, hut, the demand being slow, prices receded 2s. to 3s. per qr. Irons this day week. Barley, Beans, and Peas hilly maintained late prices. Fine white Wheat made 575. to 48r. ; and red, 52.. to 515. per qr. Barley, 345. to 344, Beans, .17s. to 403. per qr. Coecitss•rea, Oct. 16.-The growers having generally brought to market last week what Wheat they had remain. ing thrashed before beginning autumn sowing, the supply to day is hut moderate, very much less than last week, and may be expected to lee small fora few weeks, especially as the price of Barley is inviting. Some considerable portion of the Wheat on offer at the markets round here is now of very inferior condition, and sell. slowly at irregular rates. On the whole, purchases could not be made so advantagely as on this day se'nniglit. Our quotation, include both ex ' teems in the prices current to the farmers: Wheat, red, new, 46e. to 055.; white, 543. to 625. Barley, 325. to 361. Kampen Beans, 37.. to 395. Tick and Ilavow, 1.93. to 4 , 55. GLOUCESTER, Oct. 16.-During the week there has been a fair supply of English Wheat, for which there was little inquiry, and, to effect sales, holders have had to submit to a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. The few transactions reported in foreign are at rather lower prices. Barley, Beans, and Oats ! remain without change in value, with a fair csnsumpeiee de- ' mead. At our market this day the supply of English Wheat was large, and the trade dull, both for English and foreign, 1 , at ls. to Is. per qr. decline. Spring Corn firm, and malting Barley Is. per qr. d . Oats and Beans find buyers for consumption, at full prices. The currency of our market is as follows : Wheat, English, white, per imperial bushel, 6s. 9d. to 7s. 3d. ; red, 6s. 9.1. to 7s. ; D.intaie (low to high mixed), per 480 lbs. 75. 341. to 70. ; Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, Ga. l id. to 7s. ; Odessa Matianopoli, soft, 6.. 3d. to 6s. ftd. ; Odessa Taganrog, hard, :Is. 941. to 69.3 d. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921bs , 275. to 28e. ; malting, per imperial qr. Hs. to 375.; foreign, grinding, 275. to 28 .. Beans, English, per imperial bushel, 6s. H. to Gs. thl. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 6511b5. Tn. to ss. Id.; French, Dutch, small tick, 59. fol. to ss. Bd. Oats, per 31216 e., Limerick. Wexford, end Enniscorthy, white, 20s. to 275. ; Cork. Waterford, and Youghall, 255. to 265.; Welsh, black, imp., 21 6 . to Vs. ; Irish, per 3121b5.. 24,. to 2451. Peas, breaers, per imp. bushel, English, 6e. 3d. to Go. 64. ; grey and grinders , per &Vbs., English , ss. 6d. to ss. Bd. ; foreign, ss. Gd. to ss. Bd. Indian Corn, per 6.141 b., 45. 3d. to 4s. 6d. Flour, best second', English, 425. to 445. Linseed Cnke, Dutch, per ton, 9/. to 101.; - French, 101. to 101.10 n. Imports for the week ending Ott. 15 : Wheat, 2,248 ; Barley, 293 ; Oats, 3,811; Beans, 3. Gel LDFORD, Oct. 16.-The supply of Wheat continues to , be extremely large. There was not so much demand for the best runs, which were 10e. to 1.5 e. per load cheoper. The other sorts maintained their previous value; but a large proportion of the ill-conditioned semples remained unsold. Wheat, 101. to 161. ' • old. 131. to 16/. 101. Barley, 30s. to 363. Oita, 225. to 275. Beaus, 425. to 465. Peas, 425. to 442. MANCHESTER, Oct.. 16.-The improvement noted in our last report ban been lost during the week; the busiaess done having been confined to retail tales fur the supply of present wants, at gradually declining rates. At Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday lower prices were submitted to NORWICII, Oct. 16.—At our market to-day, which was well attendtfi by the growers, and by them well supplied with Wheat, pnces receded from ls. to 2s. per qr., the condi tion of which was tolerably good, and, although the millers were needy, they purchased only for present purposes; and some little business was transacted by the merchants at the ►educed rates. For Barley no alteration was experienced en last week's rates. Oats, Beans, and Peas rather brisker, sale, at lout week's prices. For Flour (fine households), the demand was limited, and offered at Is. per sack of 280Ibs. reduction, without leading to many transactions. Wheat, white, per 621b5., 58s. to 625. per qr.; red, 52e. to .51s. Barley, malting, 33e. to 31s. ; grinding, 30.. to 324. Oats, 24s to 295. Beans, 361. to 425. Peas, 365. Flour, ''''' , l l4 • ll 44ll44l.ll,llwlemskee446ollls, 37e.to39e.,iseith - -- , writ, purchasers finding sacks ; rete" , PETERISOROUGII, Oct. 16.—We have a good supply of Wheat to this day's market, and there is also more Oats and Barley offering than of late. Wheat is in fair demand at a decline of 2s. per qr. Barley ls. dearer. Beans fully main tain their price. The demand - for Oats is good, and late rates are rather exceeded. Currency to the growers Wheat, mew, 463. to 50s. Ler qr. ; fine, 545. ; old, 50s. to bit ; fine, sfir. ; Barley. 3'2s. to 34e. ; tine, 305.; Oats, new, 20s. to 225. ; fine, 24,.; old, 28s. to 30e.; fine, 33a.; Beans, bit to 565. month's d per stone. 37e.tio384.,stith on • retail, 2. PErwoant, Oct. IG.—The recent check to prices in Mark las• bu produced a dulaess in our neighbouring markets, which prevented holders of Wheat from realising previous rates, except for fine samples for seed, here to-day. :Slatting Barley in good demand, at slightly advanced prices, espe cially for prime qualities. For Oats, Beans, and Peas, a steady sale at former terms. White Wheat, 131.101. to 141. per load ; red, 121. to 131. Barley, malting, 345. to 3.55. per qr. ; grinding, 325. to 331.; Oats, 225. to 245. ; Beans, 445. to 461.; Peas, 42.. to 445. PnEarox Maairr, Oct 16. —The market was better supplied than usual, and the fanners asked higher prices than the previous week, which were ob•aiaed in many instances: but towards the close a slight decline took plac, in both Wheat and Meal. Bean. were 2s. per windle lower. For other article. see the following quotation.: Wheat, per windle, 2:5r. to 281. ; red, 23.. t 6•. Flour, per 2411 bi., 38e. to 401. ; common, 31s. to 3.5.. 63.; second., 235. to 2','s Otto, per 4.51 h.., 31. 6d. to 3s. 9.1. ()Ames), per 2401b5., 325. to 34.. Beanr, per windle, 16s. 6d. to 10.. Potatoes, per load, 71. to 161. READING, Oct. 16.—Our supply of Wheat was net large, but quite equal to the demand ; sales proceeded slowly, at a decline of Wily Is. per qr., and the market dosed exceedingly heavy at this reduction. A good supply of Barley ; the beet quality sold at rates equal to last week ; but grinding parcels met a dull sale at a decline of la. per qr. Beans, both old old and new, were scarce, and met a good sale at fully last week's prices. No alteration in Peas and Oats. SIIMON WALDEN, Oct. 16.—Our Wheat market was, upon the whole, rather dull, at 2s. per qr. lower than last market day. Barley continues about the same, the qualities differing; we quote from 30s. to 345. ; and perhaps sem., extra, Kee. per qr. Beans, 345. to 375. Oats, 251. 1 but few at market. SUNDERLAND, Oct. 16.-The weather is remarkably fine for field work, and Potato gathering has commenced. The crops are turning up very sound and tine, but the produce is not large, owing to the very long drought. W e h a d a sma ll supply ot ? Wheat from the fanners to-clay, and no arrivals coastwise or foreign ; yet sales were slowly effected, at about the current ratio of last week, the millers firmly resisting any advance in price. Our quotations remain unaltered. The highest prices obtained for Wheat were 645. to 665. ; good average qualities, 58s. to 625.; inferior parcel., 425. to 565. There is a free demand for tine south country Wheats and good foreign at these rates. Malting Barley is very slow sale, the moister' expecting prices will rule lower. Barter is offered et 32a to 365. Oats are in demand at 225. to N.. Beans, 46.. to 465. Grey Pew, 355. to 425. Flour of ell kinds is to great demand; south country is charged 4.55. to 465. ; home-made, 445. to 455., per lack ; American, 301. to i 321. per barrel. Indian Meal, I4s. te 15s. WARMINSTER, Oct. 16-A large quantity of Wheat pitched, fur which sates were dull ; the very best white end red may be quoted as last week ; every other description lower by la. per sack. Barley in better supply ; a con siderable quantity bought for malting; best makin3 40". per qr. ; second, 365.; moderate, 34.. to sse. Malt, old, nomi nally at Bs. to Bs. 6d. per bushel ; new scarcely in. Oats not so plentiful as they have been; the prices remain u before. Beans particularly truce; those for sale were fully as dear. White Peu also dear; grey about the same. Rye at 21s. per tack. Winter Tares not so much asked fur; new, it. Gd. to is. 9d. per bushel ; old, Gs. 9d. to 74. Weseuestest, Oct. 16.-Some samples of choice white and red Wheats were up to last week's quotation, while other sorts with difficulty made the same. Trade was brisk in Barley, at Is. per qr. less money; the finest malting samples made 38s. to 395. per qr. ; some very fair wimples, 365. Oats, of best and sweetest qualities, wire worth quite as much as last week, while indifferent lots barely main toed those quotations. For best, old, foreign Beans, 00s. per qr. was asked ; good now, 545; inferior, 50.. All descrip tions very scarce. Bret l'eas, white, 545. per qr. ; common, 50s. ; grey end maple, 46s- to 48s. liye in good demand, at 205.. to 215 , per qr. - . WISPECH, Oct. 16.—At this day's market we have had a good supply of Wheat. The trade is lees i lively, and Is. per ss qr. cheaper; but at thi s d ec li ne a great busines done in all the best qualities, whilst the inferior and out-of-ronditioned lots meet with little attention. Oats come slowly to hand, and are ready sale at former rates. A few new Beans offered, prices 445. to 464. per qr., as in condition. Prices to the grower:—Wheat, fine new, white, 621 b. to 6316. imp. 565. per qr. of 36 stones ; good runs, 611 b. to 621 b., 545. ; fine, new red, 621 b, to 631 b., 635. ; good runs, 611 b. to 621 b., 615.; ' tine old red, 6211,. t o 631 b. 645. Oats, fine new meeting, 12d. per stone.; good new feed, Ild. to llid. Beans, none offering. WOUCERTER, Oct. 16.—We had a tolerable supply of English Wheats at our market to-day; but, as millers and dealers pressed for a reduction in price, a few lots only ex changed hands at the following priors: —red, per bog of flat, 101 b., 205.; white, 210. Barley, malting, 4a. 6,1 to Se. I per imp. bushel; grinding, 27a. to 300. per qr. (3921b5.) NEW RY, OCT. 15.-Tbe prices of grain, &c., have again re ceded • little, the supplies being rather large at yesterday's market. White Wheat sold at 10e. 3d. to 10s. 9d. per cwt., and red at 9s. 61 to 10s. 3d. Barley may be quoted at per cwt. for prime qualities. Oats sold at 91d. to 101 d. per stone. Flour remains as last quoted, viz., at the Newry mills, firser, 184. per cwt. ; seconds, 16s. ; thirds, 145.; and fourths, 12s. American sells at 301. per barrel. Indian Corn Meal, however, is 3d. higher, the price being 9s 3d. per ewt. Oatmeal, machine-manutactured, remains at 13s. per cwt. ; and country sells at 12s. 2d. to 13s. WATERFORD, Oct. 16.-During the past week we have had a slight increase in our supplies of grain from the coon try ; but from abroad they have been trifling. The trade generally had been characterised by great dulness, and nearly all kinds of grain, aa well as Flour, have been sold below the currency of this day se'nnight. At this morniyg's market, the delivery of Wheat is liberal, and to effect sales farmers are obliged to submit to a reduction of Is. to Is. 6d. per barrel from the prices of Saturday last. Barley and Oats, being in moderate supply, find buyers at late rates. Indian Corn mum be again quoted cheaper by Is. to Is. 6d. per barrel ; even at this decline the demand is not brisk. For Meal there is • fair retail sale at the quotations of last week. The better qualities of Flour are offered at • reduction of Is. to 2s. per sack, without meeting attention ; but the coarser sorts are readily bought at full prices. Present prices of Grain, Flour, &C. Wheat, millers', undried, per 20.1., 275. to 28s. 6d.; shipping, 245. to 26e. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 15c. to 16s. ; grinding, 13e. to 14s. Oats, white, per 14 stone, 12s. to 13A. ; black, lls. 3d. to 1 Is. 6d. Prepared ; Wheat, millers', per 20 stone, 301. to 31s. ; shipping, 275. to 295. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 16s. to 17e. &I.; grinding, 140. to 15s. bd. Oats, white, per 14 stone, 13s. to 14s. ; black, 12s. to 12s. 6d. Flour, su perfine, per sock, 41s. to 435. ' • seconds, 385. to 405.; thirds, 265. to 3 0. . ; fourths, 235. to 255. American, per barrel, 275. to 28s. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stone. 21s 6d. to 225. ; American, I yellow and red,l2os. 6d. to 21s. ; Spanish and Portuguese, 120.. to 20s. 6d.; white, 205.; damaged, for cattle, 15s. to 18s. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt 9s. 6d. to 10e. Oatmeal, per cwt., 14s. to 15s. Rye Meal, per cwt., Fa. to Its. Bran, per 6 stone, ss. Imports this week, exclusive of arrivals at Boas: Wheat, 500 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 3,260 qrs. : Flour, 35 barrels. KleekAtnv, Oct. 16.-The weather during the week has been favourable for Wheat-sowing, which now generally oc cupies the attention of our farmers. At our country markets this week we have still to report very moderate supplies of all kinds of grain. Wheat sold slowly at last week's prices.' Barley and Oats both in quick demand, at about Is. per qr. advance. To-day the supply of Wheat was fair, which sold slowly, at last week's rates. Barley and Oats in short sup ply ; both sold readily, at 6d. to Is. perqr. advance. Wheat, old, 545. to 665. per qr.. new, 50s. to 70e. Barley, new, Vs. to 35.. Oats, new, 'AU. to 29.. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801 h., 36e. to 38s. MALTA, Ocr. 7.—Our sales are principally for con• sumptior. Asoff bard wheat, 395. toles.; Odessa, 355, to be. ed. : Danube, 30s. to 355. ; Turkey, 30s. ed. to 335. ed.; Odessa and Ara( soft do., 308. to 354. ; Rowel* 2.55. to 264.6 d. ; Egypt, white 245. ed. to 25 4. ; do., red, 200. to 21 a per qr. Barley, Iss. to 17s. Indian cora, 14, to 164. W. Bran, Dew, 255. to 21h. perqr. We have in deposit 34,200 ore, and 1,500 qrs. in port. Several reseals are here seeking for freight. The highest now offered is 6.. 3d. for London. Borne cargoes of Barletta wheat are daily expected here they will sell well, as the &Weirs wheat is known to be superior to the very best Asotf. ODESBA, SEPT. 22.-Bince the departure of the last steamer, little or nothing has been doe is A few days ago • ' quantity of Polish soft wheat, yellow, w frig stout 10 pandas, sold for 20 rouble.; fortnight age it fetc hed 22 roubles. We hare no disposable vessels. Some hundred vessels are loading in the Bomb. Ft eights to Manville. are 4 to 41 f. OALATZ, SEPT. 18.—Up to the present moment we ore in an agony of sospenne as to the fate of those houses to whom we have consigned our corn. We heard yesterday of • failure In Genoa to the amount of six millions of francs. One acme first bounce here yeoterday. The place appears in mourning. Ilany vessel= arrived, mostly F.nglish; some 70 are disposable; this has loweredthe freights. For England 168.10 offered ; and for Marseilles, 4f. Ilard wheat in 125 to 130; Raft, ISO to 140; Indian corn, 95 to 102; barley, 50. Bone of the new honest is yet sold, by government order, which declares any sale made before the end of September to be null and void. -- §74lnxs, Sart% 213.—Here prices are still the same. I Raisins of Aidin, red, are from 75 to 90 pica; the black, from 33 to 331. Nome sales of utast and burley have been effected ; wheat at 20 p. tht kilo, for 5,000 kilos; burley at 10, for 15,000 hike. Ex change on London, 109 p She pound sterling. ALEXANDRIA, SEPT. 211.—Corn. OUT COMUIPTCII is in a perfect state of stagnation, by reason of the accounts from Nothing is doh.; everybody is afraid to purchase; with Re excel, lion of beans, prices are nominal. Wheat is S 5 to 58 p. ; beans, .50 to 53 ; burley, 32 to i 8 fedi. corn, 30 to 32 the ardeb, of Eve English b.bels nearly. Cotton keeps up, but nothing doing: It is hoes 220 to 200 p. Freights have f.dlen ; to England, Pa per qr. ; to France, 31 francs, for grain. Exchange on London, 274 pins the pound sterling. LEICF.STEL—WooIs remained without alteration. LIVEILPOOL, Oct. 16.—There has been nothing going for ward this week of any moment in foreign Wool, excepting a public sale of East India, which brought satisfactory priors. Notwithstanding the dull state of the market, prices con tinue very firm. We have had some inquiry for Alpaca, but nothing has been done of any moment. Scotch continues as dull as ever, and prices an quite nominal. Imports for the week ending Oct. 9 : —Foreign, 4,193; previously, 61,616; total. 08,309. Scotch, 966 ; previou sly, 11,290 ; total, 12,236. NEW Yoaa, Sept. 30.—The active demand noticed in our last report continues, and the tales of the last ten days have been about 30,0001 b., principally quarter to three-quarter blood fleece, at prices ranging from 30 cents to 40 cents. Fine Saxony fleece is not so brisk. Smyrna, which is the only foreign in the market, remains dull of sa le. CATTLE, Ac. SMITHFIELD, Tied eCkm.k. The supply of Beasts is shorter than we have lately had it the non-arrival of some Dutch Beasts partly accounts for Oils. The best qualities are scarce, and meet with a ready sale, at fully 2d. per Sibs. advance, and in some instances rather more. The number of Sheep is also considerably less, but the demand is very limited. Some of the choicest Gowns are sold quite as deer as on Friday, and the best leng- Wools meet with a brisk sale; but trade is unusually dull for half-heeds. The town being full of middling meat it is very difficult to dispose of second-rate Beasts and Sheep, and several of this description remain unsold. There are hut few Calves on offer ; trade is brisk, at advanced prices. Trade is dull for Pigs, the weather being much against it. From Holland and Germany we have 444 Beasts, 1,730 Sheep, and 23 Calvet. Per ..one of WM. ad. 4. d. Per game of 811.,. P. d. ad. Rat Poole, Herefords.. 4 4 8 Beat In 4. k Fh. 0 0 0 0 Best ahort.homs ...... 4 4 6 Bea Long a. 4 0 1 8 Sooond quality Beata— 3 3 6 Do. do. 61.6 m UU 0 .. 4 410 E.. and ...toad guild) 46 4 4 Pip ......... ........ . 4 b 0 Do. do. nom Ol3 s 0 Red Daa a 11811.18 s b b 6 Lunlw Hews at maraca 3173: Sheep and Lando, 23,050 : Calve. 142: Pi .•. MAIDSTONE, Oct. 17.—This morning was the last fair for Cattle and Horses this year. It being the commencement of the week the attendance of farmers, tradesmen, and others were very numerous. A good display of Beasts was exhibited, and some few seen of very inferior description, but business was not of that lively description that was experienced last June. Although prices maintained for some time early in the morning their upward tendency, they were inclined to reduction shortly afterwards. far Saturday's Markets see last page. SHIPPING. MAILS AIRIVID.—DubIin, i ; CV aterford, .5; DenagLadt e, 2; French, 2; Flanders, 2; Guernsey and Jersey, 1; Rol land, I. ar;f:oo,r, Oct. 18. Wind this day at noon, S.S.W., light airs and cloudy weather. DEAL, Oct. 16.—E.5.E.-170, S.W. to S.S.W.; p.m., E.S.E., thick fog. Arrived : Prince Albert, and ApAline, Jamaica; Tropic, Sydney; Kyrie, Monte Video; William and Alfred, Demerara; Kell:name, Trinidad; Ruby, St. Kitt's ; Wm. Foster, Nassau; hlarion Jarn,lea ; Margaret, Honduras; Nereid, New Orleses ; f.ady Falkland. SAVIOR nab. Arrived from the river : Alice Tarlton, and Isabella, Boston._ OFF Dovert, Oct. 16.—Amazon, St. John's, \.B. SHORENAM, Oct. : Lady Caroline, St John's, N.B. PLTLoVTB, Oct, 17.—E.—Arrived: Daniel Clark, Ja maica. FALN101:711, Oct. 17.—E.—Arrived : British Merchar.t, St. John's, N.B. Off Port: Heinrich, Santa Cnir, for Co penhagen. OV 4, V ' Oct. Oct 15. —The Portland, of and from Glasgow, far ' ' Liverpool, is very leaky, having struck on a slacken sock ; is discharging., Bateroc.—Sailed : Nestor, Africa; Argo, St. John's, N. 8.; Velocity, Newfoundland. CLYDE, Oct. 16.—N.W.—Arrived Edward King. Que bec; Isabella Cooper, Trinidad ; William Penn, St. John's, N.B. Sailed: Thalestris. Demerara; Tay, Callao. ABERDEEN, Oct. 11.—The crew, arrived here, of the Ban Accord, of Hull, and the Alfred, of Holiness, report the Prince of Wales, of Hull, with 6 flab ; the Truelove, of with 8 fish ; the St. Andrews, of this port, with 7 fish; and en American ship, with 9 fish. YARIIOI.-fli, OCt. 16.—1 t is supposed that a Russian vessel ha been lost near here. -t.--... L....... „ 53 to 59 to ....... „. 2111, — to 19 to 21 to 20 to 23 - - NEWCABTLE.ON-TYNE, Oct. 16.-The weather this week has been exceedingly favourable for seeding operations, with which our farmers are busily engaged. The trade during the present week has lost that buoyancy which was apparent on this day senn:ght ; still, however, by submitting to a decline of 2s. per qr. on Wheat, sell 2s. per sack and barrel on Flour, a fair extent of business has been done, whilst other articles, at the same time, have commanded a fair share of attention at about previous prices. At our m irket this morning we had a good sup* of Wheat from the country, and the ar rivals ciastwise bre more liberal than of late, several ves sels having dr.:lipped in, sales could only be effected by a decline of 3s. to 41. per qr., when a fair clearance was made. in foreign but few transactions occurred, holdersbeing unwil ling to accept the rates generally offered, but what busioess passed was at a reductiou of fully 23. per qr. For Flour the inquiry was slow at the decline of the week, 425. tieing to day an extreme quotation for households, and 41s. for whites, whilst American may be quoted from 275. to 295. per brl., according to quality. In Rye little stirring. Malting Bar ley msy be quoted a shade dearer, and grinding sorts meet more attention, at rather over previous rates. Fino season made Malt in better request, but no dearer. For Beans the demand continues limited, but boiling Peas are more sought after, and pointing upwards. Having only a moderate show lot Oats from the country, fresh-thrashed parcels were quickly ' taken otf, at an improvement of ls. per qr. • but for foreign the trade ruled sluggish, and late rates cou ld not be realised. Wheat, British, Northumberland, old, white, 625. to 665. ; red, 58s. to 625. ; new, white, 60s. to 645.; red, 81e. to 625. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, eld, white, 625. to 655. red, 58s. to 625. ; new, white, 60s. to 635. ; red, 58s. to 625. ,• Lincolnshire, old, white, 58s. to 625.; red, 375. to 605.; new, white, 585. to 625.; red, 661. to 60s. Rye. Norfolk and Suffolk, 345. to 365. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 325. to 345. Chevalier, 34.. to 36i.; Northumberland and Scotch, 28s. to 30a; Chevalier, 303. to 325. ; grinding and distilling, 2&s. to 30s. Malt, 56a. to 605.; Chevalier, 595. to 625. Oats, Northumberland and Scotch, potato, old, 245. to 325. ; new, 255. to 28a. ; common and Angus, old, 265. to 295.- new, 20s. to 245. Peu, white, boilers, 445. to 48s. Beans, 465. to 50s. Flour, per sack, fine, Stockton and Northumberland, 40s. to 43.. ; Norfolk, white, 425. to 445.; households, 40s. to 425. • seconds, 375. to 40s. ; households, 365. to 395. ; thirds, 35.t0341 ; households, 30s. to 345. Wheat, foreign, Dantric and Konigsberg, white, 60s. to 645. ; red, 645. to 545. Silesian, white, 594. to 625.; red, 561. to 60s. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 60:1. to 645.; red, 58s. to 625. Hamburg, Marks and Anhalt, white, 565. to 60a. ; red, 545. to 595. Kiel and Holstein, white, 345. to 575. ; red, 625. to 555. Petersburg and Arch angel, red, 40 s. to 48s. Odessa, red, 465. to 50s. Polish, red, 48s. to 525. Rye, RUS6iIIII, 325. to 345. Barley, Seal, 30s. to 345.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 261. to 30e. Oats, Pome ranian feed, 21s. to 235.; Holstein and Danish, 19s. to 21s. ; :Archangel and Riga, 18e. to 20s. Peas, white, 445. to 48s. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States end Canada, duty paid, 275. to 295. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, 2,626 qrs.; Rye. 206; Barley, 864; Malt, 20; Oats, 830; Peas, 388; Flour, 1,526 saclu. • - Dr eels, Oct. 15.-The supplies to our market this morn ing were only moderate ; and, the demand being lively, a further advance on the improvement of Tuesday was realised on Barley and Bere. Oats maintained their value, as did also the finer samples of Wheat on the opening of busi ness, but towards the close secondary samples were posted at Gel, to Is. per barrel leas money. American Flour was Is. higher than this day week. The following wu the general currency :-Wheat, red, 255. to 305. ; white, 275. to 325. per 280 lbs. Oasa, per 196 lbs., 11.. to 13s. Barley, per 2241b5., 14e. 6d. to 17e. 6d. Oatmeal, per cwt. 135, to 15s. Sack Flour, per cwt., seconds, 17s. 6d. to 185. cwt., 135, American, per . ..erre), 295. to 325. Indian Cern, per 4801b5., 264. to 38e. BELI'AST, Oct. 14.-The weather 8411 continues very fine, but this day, however, looks gloomy, and very like a change. ' Oar grain market has been but scantily supplied since Mon day last, and we notice no change in prices. Indian Corn and Indian Corn Meal are again a shade lower,and in limited demand. American Flour must also be quoted Is. per bar rel lower. The general stagnation in trade, caused by the money market and the recent failures, mainly contribute to keep matters in this dull unsettled state. The fol lowing are our quotations: Indian Corn, white, 81.155. to 9/. ss. ; yellow, 81. to 81. 10e. per ton. Indian Corn Meal, white, 91. 15s. to 10/. ; yellow, 91. to 91. 101. per ton. Ryetneal, Russian, 7e. to 80. 6d. per cwt. Wheat, red, 10e. to 105. 9d.; white, 105. 3d. to Ile. 33. Flour : Prices at Inver-mills, superfine, 225. . • bakers', fi rsts, 20e. ; seconds, 19e. ; thirds, 18s. ; fourths, 105. Bran, 7s. per cwt. American. 28s. to 30s. per barrel. Oatmeal, 12s. to 3d. per eat. Oats, 51. Gd. to 7s. Barley, 61. to 7a. 3d. Wheatenmeal, 144. to 14e. 6d. Coax, Oct. 15.-A great deal of rain has fallen during the week, and most of the mills are now at work. Our corn market has been fairly supplied during the week, and prices have ruled very steadily, and the demand brisk. Not much doinsr in the pri pared market, and the quotations almost nominal. Small parcels of Marianople Wheat for mixiug have fetched the rates below. Flour unaltered in price, but r-ther easier. Indian Corn rather slack in demand, except at reduced rates. If the holders of Galati submitted to a re duction, there are extensive purchasers; it is held at 81. 10s. to 9/. per toe. 46 arrivals and 10 railings since our la•t. Prices farmers: Wheat, white, per barrel of 20 stone, 26e. to 275. ; red, 19s. to 26•. 9d. Barley, per barrel of 1G stone, 11 s. to 165. Oats, white, per barrel of II stone, Ile. to 121. ; black, 95. to Ile. Wheat subject to 6d. per barrel, and Oats and Barley 4d. per barrel brokerage, in addition to the quotations. Wheat, Marianople, per barrel of 20 stone, 32*. to 335. ; f.0.b.. 26e. to 28s. Oats, white, Der barrel of list., 12s. 6d. to Ile.; black, 12s. to 12e. Gd. Indian Corn, per ton, white, 8/. 55 ; yellow, 71. toSI.101.; Indian Corn Meal, white, 9/. 10. s. to 91. 155.; yellow, 9/. 10a. to 91. 15e. Fleur, per cert., firsts, 18s. to 195. ; se conds, 16s. to 17s. ; households, 13a. to 15e. ; thirds, 81. to 10s. Bran, per ton, 51. 10s. Wheaten Meal, new, per ton, 121. Flour, per barrel, Canadian, 295. to 305. ; United States, 30s. Barrel Indian Cern, Ns. to 17s. LIMERICK, Oct. 16.—Our markets continue to be well supplied with Wheat and Oats, which are freely bought at the prices annexed. Indian Corn and Meal not so brisk in sale, and price down about 20e. ht 2.55. per ton. The small country mills ►►ve plenty of work in grinding for hire, and are not anxious to buy. American Flour in fair demand. The exports of grain have been heavy for Glasgow., and a Jew vessels now loading for London. Wheat, white, 15d. to 161 d. per st. ; red, I3d. to 15d. Oats, Bd. to Od. Barley, 10d. to 100. Indian Corn, 81.10 s. to 91. per ton ; do. Meal, 91. to 101. ; American Flour, 31s. to 311. Woaczarea, Oct. 16.—We had a further decline in prices at our Hop.market to-day, and matters do not appear likely to mend as long as the pressure upon the looney-market is meintained. Usually, at this moss of the year, we have representatives from most of the greet Hop-houses in London and other places, who buy up the growth, but this year the buyers are very limited in number, and everything like specuLttionis abandoned. The following are to-day's prices, where sales have been effected: New Hops , ; per cwt., 60s. to 703. inferior. 504. to 603. yearlings, 501. to his. ; old oils, 303. to 60s. Although the Lent planters are endeavouring to obain a post ponement of the payment of duty, the Worcester planters have not yet stirred in the matter; the Worcester duty is estimated at somewhere about 2,000/. Last year the duty paid for the Worcester district was 36,081!. 19s. Sid., being the largest amount on record as having been paid for the district, with the exception of that for the year 1908; Wor cester Hops then fetched 80e. to 90s. for beet, and GO-. to 80s. fur inferior. Unless grace is obtained at head-quarters, the duty will be collected in about three weeks or a month from ' this time. The numbers of ;wickets of Hops weighed at the public scales to.dsy have been, new, 97; old, 69. The linen ler weighed in the week, since last Saturday, has been, new 51; old, 40. WOOL.—LONDON, Oct. 16.—Er.glish has given way about id. per lb. Holders are indisposed to press sales, as the stocks are light. The Foreign market continnes At public sales declared for Thursday next, about 23,000 to 20,090 bales Colonial and Foreign will be off red, and in the present state of the money market much anxiety is evinced b) all parties to know the result of the sale. Arrivals are Large, amounting to 7,880 bales Colonial, and .370 bales Foreign. ANDOVER, Oat. In.—Little or no alteration since thie day week ; holders remaining firm, refusing to sell at the present offered prices. Lreris Oct. 15.—The continued surety of money stiU very much restricts operations in our foreign Wool market, t ouch there is no corresponding depression in prices. In the English Wool market, the amount of sales this week has been small, and prices are rather in favour of the buyers. --- AVERAGES, FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE" OF FRIDAY LAST WIIIIAT• p 44.13111.6Y . • OAT& • l4lfl. i Si/All6. I MAG. nuentaces. (34•40“ r• • Amyl 41martars averaav • taturun Averase Qr. AranyLuang. A...... y r , 5 . ,,,,, g . 4•14. 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