The Express. — London, England, 1847-11-29 00:00:00

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Oats and Beans in The transactions in Pig Iron this week hays been very INI 1 13 •••• • ' 92 ' - -- --a Saar, - wort a'fr o alogki,... Thillialli Weed IMembel to resign hie gowa ; end a Coen of s t smiled lams .... moderate supply, and the value unaltered. Prices to the limited, consumers buying only for their immediate wants. eset ME nibilessi owl firsawarladepswilly AMNIONS VIM MEM& to be atunilthaied to receive his relic i l _ . t /11 4 1 : filltojell I,L. :i growers :-Wheat, fine new, white, 621 b. to 631 b. imp., 67e. The price may stilt be considered as nominal, at 495. 6d. to M ilbwi tne inl" Imi.L om ew a :Mavese Ls lthaelter Walemelaw-Ifferer k e: ae 8.111 p.m. 12.616 * per qr. of 36 etones ; good rage, 611 b. to 621 b., 645. ; flue,' 50i. per ton far mixed Noe., and 50s. 6d. to 61e. for all No. new, red, 621 b. to 631 b., 635. ; good rens, fillb. to 621 b., 1, prompt nth Loh., with a quiet market. :mos; ...a k i m4:47 1.111r.A.......1%. elleMen MT edit& COMMERCIAL er MARKETS. 625. ; fine old red, 021 b. to 631 b., 5,5 e. Oats, fine new _____ see. le ineek mama A , Mies fee the siennleg myna train Mailing, 12d.; geed new feed,ll46. to 12d. per stone. Beans, HOPS. - R_OROUOII MARKET, TWO o' Clock. - is Lad*. me__,....,ties Ws° to ette 4swn es emen Pwelle s ee = l " ler ` dß be MONEY MARKET & CffY INTELLIGENCE. old, 60s. to 625. ; new, 425. to 435. per qr. wilseies of Meek awl Ma ties al is Weimajil • , Messrs. Patteriden and Smith, Hop futon, report that ail 2 . t the Ittestatbnoa naguaa meg na be serwdoined 5 1:ow 0 0 *. f ...... h . Two o'Clock.-The public securities have been Hops with colour and quality are in good demand, at tbe WORCESTILS, Nov. 27.-We have had a good sopply o. Wheat at our market to-day, which sold slowly at last week's wow i ng ram ; ... wo w w et 4112.2 " the - - 0i1k6. - 1.. BADN 1 - .7,. Wereelry - . - dine this morning at an improvement of Itol gr No. 390.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 29, 18 i 7. [3d. prices. Wheat, red, 19e. to 205. per beg of Mt. 101 b. ; p e igagtoe, Nes. 27. 1847. cent. on the closbg rates of Saturday. e IRELIANCE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE athimitts made public respecting the affairs CORN.-MAILK-Lal4ll. white, 205.t0 211. Barley was sold &t 2e.perqr. reduction ; fine New Weald of Keels 216t0 4 0 Yearling Sums . 23W 2 3 1, N ...1. aq 8eem5c .. ...... 7. . 2 .. 4 1 1 4 0 4. t0 4 3 1 1 2 0 Old H0p5..... .. „ 1 10 to 2 0 SOCIETY. No•7 l . l = 2ll ww•wesk - 6166.6°641646L 41 ., of Switzerland appear to be &Tenrable, since they . . . . -The supply of Wheat re- all but the best qualities of each article. To-day, fine canal in Matiolans this enovning;.isqls:sed-ouriage samples wet qua lities o f g usi ii e h an d m um &mo t, o f M t & Wygsts, malting, per imp. bush., 4a. 66., grinding, 4s. Beans, old The menu of the moth ea WA Mame far Demme from tne neer emnues, wm out • • ......-i t h e wa di. v support - Inner qu otayons ; ale o thers me 3d, pee and new, without alteration, the former 236. per bag of 10 , 0 ,,,,, a wes the mambas of is RELI&NCI (*men gam the hold out the prospect of the termination of political tam ,_„,_ ..... g, It was tau . • ,: g w ' a r „m ei f u ll y Mahal cheaper. The export of foreign F l eur cout i cuet ee pore ; n ew ; 21? e, peas, boiling, e e . t o 7.. ed. per imperial Ainsovas, Nov. 27.-A considerable quantity of Hope In thowthe nuns : ea ...., troubles in that quarter through the friendt imai d'Z'l m , d 7.3 I m o Te e o d e for ( 3 41 6t e Wheat eloped import, and little of good wilily is now lett Seek bushel; grinding, 18e. to 19s. per bag of 10 score. a , 0 ts ot store remain yet unsold. The beet Farehams of this year ,_, us 6666. .. 41.e ~_,,,,,,0 01 6..1 'la ft. i. sle - wei - ee intervention of the ere eas t e r Floor, however, comas forward MOre freely, and we reduced English growth, 4e. per imp. bush. Indian Corn, 16s. per and 1846 were offered at 51. per cwt. ; mederate, 4L to 41. 10s. ; Alton' and Crondalls, 31. to 4/. ; Sussex, 21. 10s. to relalnwi "'" Leawsa• . - De a '''' . ,v _ . _ nei g hbmrin g stab ' C"" t ° was .11222°294 11101 5 4 1 4 T' d 99 :i nd927 81 3 .1 i . be w -t a .h o s qamationa Od. pee banel, and Ivor sack. Oats and Ost ia have reached 851 to 1 for account, the money value ta buy. Flour mamma in ne. ey. ing bag of 10 score. ' - BB - V 11105 - rill - 8 - i - - 0 - 16 - 4 - A 0 - 12 - 9 - I realised fully last week's rates. Old Oats, being ImPte. Woncarrith, Nor. 27.-There has been nO revival In ass so 11,„2.2 1 1 .6 ~,3 0„ I! it 2 12 2 2 R., !wing 851 to I. Prices seem to have been influenced, ven , T, _, .._„..,...,_,_ . here to-day, but tbe amount of usinem trans ient awe both rather eh alt is la per load and new Yeovil., NOV. M.-There wu rather a large attendance val • brat w were dull sale, at a Beans la, per quarter lower. The demand for Indian Corn of farmers C I n'''' 46 " '". - " ' '. in A arest degree be parchaem. Exchequer wteree ..., ~ n '''. n r i 7, a : ° " . ,,,, w. ' p. oe as .0 ,di ... t , gis be &enure fer • time and all qualities rote Is. less than acted was mull. eat so at 2149 1111 0 0 46 13 4 8S 4 VI - a -or- -- 4 • Wh ld fie. nd. to 75. 31 per trade and it is not expected that there will be any anmunt 2-1. 155. Trade very slack. s ~..... Bills remain steady at 2a. ' ant to par. b 1 Flour 42a. sack is do . in old than in this year's Hope, as the following , per . mg /hen Msertnow el tife emtws ne e ra i nVilet wni . /*women The •no animation in tit f fu da, d e oreign n an o - ,,,,, a t ` e ir,„ - and - B . ea r- 0 „,a.7 - ", „b e i m - .-- - - It - t en thls day ' The eels of each article is fined bush. Barley, 30s. per qr. Oats, 225. to 275. Beans, of buiiness done until the turn of Christmu. More business BRPTISIII. stig ,„ B „ q.,..... to the supply of current consumption. The fol- 6s. 6d. to 6e. • ushe . ii - i - ij T. COPELAND to inform the nobility, * of ter mario t during the put week, made up to this evening, . prices re re m main nominal, Belgian Stock, 87 to 90. T .. ; E „,...... 1604 _66 , 3 471 , 51 63 53 _,,,,,.....43 to 5s t a 35 Sewing are present penes; Wheat, per bushel of 701b5., Yeas, Nov. 27.-We tt are . maderately i sep . plied with gram weekly return of the number of pockets weighed in Worms- Norfolk and oilt. 55 tont , " 31... * ...... 19 Re 31 to 52 English, wlute, Bs. 6d. to 9a. ; red, Seto Ba. 6d. !nee, white, at this day', market, an prices have re ed ut each VV • Polsr„. 81 . 6 ,... b1e W e tee Pww w t"" www " e° Brazilian, 78 to 80 • New 76 to 8. Six per Cent. the who the slain lITOOM d Talavera (Ewes or Saba) ss to 5 2 th. to 8c 66. ; red, 75.6 d. to Be. Barley, per bushel of 601b5., the trade mane an &mar of the buyer, but we do not alter • dayV-New Hops, 6 ; old, 83. Number weighed in the will testify. Number of potions weighed this day (Satur- RIOILAIIirdWir MA I•ABB is SMSAIIIIIIIVW7 Chilian, 87 to 9 ; ihe Thtee per Cents, 48 to 50. Can*. & Lin., red....- to -to -...whit5..... -to- to - grinding, 3s. 66. to 4s. Oats, per bushel of 45Iha , Englieb, our quotation , . The following are the present prices : we. .. rweeadj ew * w it "' es 8. " 6 r ft : i ra m k eu ltrj e t el .. Danish, 80 to 3. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch, Nortliousb. and Sootchao. -to -... dn.. ... -tO- t• - Boothia, and fine lAA, 3e 4d. to 3s. fol. ; Halt kiln-dried Wheat, white, 57e. to 60s. per. imp. qr.; red, 535. to 56e. , -New Hops, 19 ; old, none. The present rates are west . Lbw* & Itieh do as folleaws:-New Hops, front 2L 105. to 31. 15a. per ewt. ; D. J. DENT, Isy ta w ata h 541 to i ; the Four per Cent. Certificates, 831 to 1. it, _t o - runs 3a. ld. to 3s. 3d. Beans, per qr. of 604165., English, Barley, maltimg, 31s. to 365. ; gvinding, 30s. to 31s. Beene ops, -to -...ditilling 24 t. se to ss small, 48s. to 48s. ; Tick, 445. to 455. Peas, per 48s. to 525. Rye, 36e. to 386. Melt, 62a. to 645. Oats, yearling H trom 31. to 31. 10s. ; old olds, 11. to 21. 16e. Am ..... = ,ser-,.. tr .. . 1 Piltillar, 21 to 3 l i . , Ne;r l Grenadlt it to lB l to 61. 1 0 ; e th o s BeaLwriesAg 39 W3l .Cbevalleroo to Mae- 8 imperial bushele, white, boilers, 445. to 46e. Flour, per 1146. to 1241 per done of 14 lbs. Flour, 395. to 435. per ---- = ‘,„. .ll:ilm Me E P = uses al ei lib to - .6totelt -to - leek of 2801 i., English and Irish, fine, 395. to 40s. ; super- each of 2801ba. WOOL.-LONDON, Nov. 27.-English trade em pire,. was nemseseiebilhe d gessie MemoilM geese, 211 to 21. hessian, 10g to 7 ; the Three- se= wee,: -t° r.' ins, 415. to 42e ; extra, 435. to 465. Oatmeel, per load of Dioneix Masier, Nov. 26.-The supplies are very tiours very dull, and prices have receded at least one penny r i e i te a s ohdak a ea aaah ;..;°= mame nttelega ea ; mom . per Cents, 28t e to 9. Passive, 31 to 1. Venezuela, l e-u. ' 64 to 58. fibile "t° - 2eolbs., English and Irish, 295.t0 30s. te l l m. ll4 :*lid rime hatie s = a t awl asswleartgr i. owe twor 34 to 6 ; the ferred Debt, 9to 11. etrawl; ra. ENGLISH FUNDS. PASS, M . Whits 37 to Ks. 11d..2m- ...... ... SI to 41 -to - moderate, yet our market this day was generally languid. per lb.-at this reduction there is rather more inquiry than -to - MARLBOROvoit, Nov. 27.-Trade very poor. Wheats We reduce our quotations 6d. to Is. for Wbeat, and 6d. per o f Ista. In foreign : Since the public . salts of colonial Wool Se to 43. Z= 21 41 to et were hoes 6s. to 10a. per load cheaper, the beat selling at barrel for Oats. Barley, Fleur, and Oatmeal were a slow our market has been in the most torpid states ecaroely any mosmemetrest ; mod A EOM Meek inwiessest. Back Stock, 187 9 Oemalor Jan. fic., 821 i Daps, Mumma. 34 to W. Alek ld oo 5d,..:1 1 :1 4 4 8 ,2 3 IX. per load ; second quality, 11L ; poor, 101. to 101. 16s. sale, at previouapriees; sind Indian Corn (of which the son- thing doing, and prime merely nominal. 2 pee CL Red. Anna, 231 1 2 I lemi t thi k r L kk. to pi , Heresy T IE ! PLATED SEAMLESS ' . l: l E . APOteinnot: 3 [AT Ct. Oath Anna. Mi nimum " 92 111/. •" " -,...- 3010 ,„ . ' 71,1 _ ...t o -...- Harley . , Mom malting, 31s. per qe • good 295. • moderate, ply has been liberal) is Is. per qr. lower. Tke following ' nail ' 24.11 95.29 g - 92 --149 W ......... - - --• 4O to 41 275.; inferior, 240. Malt, from lis.'to 86. , 3d. 'per bushel. was the general carrency:-White Wheat, 28s. to 33n. ; red, Bitenroao.-The apply of Wool IS not large, but quite Itumwers, New equal to ths demand. The sales during the week are again tons ths of Met Mir 2 noldall_Mwe = hew Ot. APAOSO Ikeda II 6 I 16.171131 Lamm Cams, per thaws* Ell 116. to EDI Oe. Beans, best, 56e. per qr.; new, 60s. Peas, white, 465. per 265. to 30e. per 280Ib. Barley, 16s. 6d. to 17s. 6d. per 224ibs. , ; _, aad, the rte . being toe high. Ere ef sibsteort. Semi& : /16.,_, .. d ......b..... ,w ,.. , 4 ...... ... 2 .... 5 . R. Tz u eL s ßag. to, _so oo (a. A... Ist ri.4.rt.....d..dad,n,4 43 6442 ..2.441....bai ree ma . 40 f lie so lbe tt 1 5. r. ; grey, 42.5. Oats, some very sweet, 275. per qr. ; good, Oses, 115. 6d. to 13e. 6d. par 1961 be. Oathosial,l3a. to 14c 6d "•`" . t ate 6 me .. t.,Braett 3 a . Hi. 77 9 par Oh 1 4. North& lad Ml*. .80 te 34..setitts. 3B to 10 ye as week. Inter pores . .; moderate, 24m. ; poor, 224. It lest W . t Second Flour, 16s. 64. to 17s. 6d. per cwt. Indian wallas _ ~, .... Tares, 7s. to 71.6 d. per bushel. Corn, 26e. to 38s. per qr. of 480 lbs. LinDB.-In foreign no improvement whatever bas oc curred during the past week, but a better feeling prevails as ° WM M In u allW m4 linW l.6l 68 ° 08 Ipm et. balm Arra Mb., 13 1 1 ial Norffiefinkethisel. Lincoln, and Torkelthe to oar future prospects. In English there has not been any • of Timerthe SWF the la= la the •nrld. 'Ditto Valllsa•Bda_ ,rr 9 Bums and lit -to - Irak -to - NBWCASTLB.ON.TYI4I, Now. 27.-Tbe weather still con. BRLYAIir, Nov. 26.-We have a fahr supply of grain increase in the transactions during the present week ; but gel i eso .. laimali.o. Is amnia of tte mre47 Ditto Colunds. ver. Bda, - 40‘ 2 1= 1 M . is t t FOREIGN. Vows of the same character as we lune bad ocossion to re- coming to market this week, and farmers' - Wheat in mo- the tone of feeling is rather better than it has lately been. so mil esti Motet It -46. 00.. 0 - Columbian Ecuador Hi, M 3 WZial, Dean& NA Reodesberg... 22 to 54 lbw 66 Io " port of late, which has effected • marked improvement in dente demand, at • decline of 9d. to ls. per ewe ; and in par ' 4 . "7 - 1 --- Lawfaw-AlMMisi la Wellai. 11103. 3 , 6 Cu p.m ag, & 3 The reduction in the coturamption of both combing and bisek mol 0w5 616 . rIOMPOSITE CAI DLLS, 81d. pm lb.; wax et re' ( te D 6 6 .6 Id. , 6 N.1. 4pa 02 este Dick we s V i ar l ial saVl4 , 110 . " t° 94 the audition of our farmen` Corn. The truth during the eels emakip or store we have scarcely a transaatios to report, - to - ev to ea ' week has ruled extremody firm fisr Wltsee and Plow although holden would submit to considerably reduced clothing wools during the laat two months is very large. LRICESTER.-Yarns are dull of sale. Spiuners are ading IL/ arnes. Is. ; Gram wax, la lid. : &le val. fa. 5& ; tranmarent TO .e :rth a g ood bruises, has Mown ems st Arinertsma the WAIL Mar asolumged la value. Barley also ales at about Ma eL 116 :',....,4 6. " 11. ,,t 0 k .ae ...kb,.. in 11 4, 2 t ," 03 =,,r eekL ,,, 90 ,4,,,, 1 1‘0,,L ee :, „„.6„,- . "., RAILWAYS.-The share market is better, but Dials sad - Oisma 39 to 48 dull state of Mark-lane having had no effeet on our market. former rates. Oata have declined about bi., ma Oatmeal Malt the Mesta caution, and, besides working eh . ort time, let :trn.. ( ft. thew wap,..4t p ,j . i., and et zer4s l l .. br ,i .. ,.t rottl o ld ,D er i. . d. ega ,.. quiet. North Staffordshirm are 1 discount North =1.... - about 6d. per cwt. Indian Corn and Indian Corn Meal, a -to --Australis. 33 to 59 though offered at somewhat lower rates. At our market dull sale at rather lower rate& Prices of canoes and tenets of tra e, com * port d of thei b r i chin Woo ery ls we ll. id bu le t V ialw ttle ar seun ected d . l" the la s k ta ma ple ti re - med. ; mama ea rd. sesie m t 3a. 3d. per gallon , sesl, 4e. ; rev.. Bntish Thirds, I to 1 premium. Great Northern are . "Xi IBlakM Mu". 6 4 &IV ••• Ww. °II. •• 12 . 1 ' 9l • ll Wi •••• ••• e l. 6 discount Reading and Reigate, 1 diecount The BARLRY, Pala. -r„ - this menthe we had * pretty fair supply of Whest from the in store per toa : Wheat, Irish red, new 111. 6s. to 111. NM ; are not large ho en, and are not disposed to snake stuffier, me tor milli, MDA 116141. old establithed warphome. 113, Bt. Mao 33 „ 33.../. .„. • _ to _ growers, ut e WeWlie. oppress Maesbtork Coffeehouse. late indisporition to deal is pawing off, and a good bnaavoteme- 22 t° Mt ' disthil " 2 -- - b tit 'rebels coastwise being trifliog, and white, 111. 10e. to 121. Oats, Irish, 61. ss. to 71. Barley, on their stocks ; the growers are the principal holders, and T HE complete success of LEA and PEItRINS' many jobbers oars, ammo e t w Co h n ich sol has bus n in o ese t la nd pame,;as sad strained IS to 20 brought down chiefly for millers' amount, the qua nti 7 of. 61. 10s. to 71. Outmost, 121. 10e. to 131. 10s. Prime yellow are Minims of selling at our preseat . prim a s. aa . aa_a_ a -to - tieing was short of the requirement. of the trade, an we Indian Corn, 81. Ise. to 91. Meal, 91. fis. to 91. 10e; ditto, LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27.-The public) sales of foreign Wool womensTmisnlaz SAUCE. o ln „ la T. Lex ,. el o e them .. :Me i, t.. • returning to thri a re vin mar g t k h e , y Mil si Danish able Savour to gravies with ,err Trissaked sad Dutch feed -•"L. 21 of fully Is. per quarter on extra villain, in partial Meal, 9/. 10s. to 101. ; ditto, per barrel, 17e. to 18s. brought satisfactory prices, but the more ordinsry dearaip pine lab, sod aoup, together with its bah led. and acknowledged CORI -RD e M d d equal attention. nowerver *mewl* properties, and the eery general demand that hoe arena SALF.S EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. 13 „,, 5 , t t,,_ 24 _ r u la _* - 17 1 10. --- -.•- instances, COMMandieg 2... more money. S oith country Coax, NOY. 26.-Since our last the weather has become tient of foreign were less mmeht after, and only a portion - to - for It in mem*. to only other kind of aim bovine Induced ten* (Saturday's price. will be found in Wet page). amen in Lona., and Dublin to manufacture and ...ill SPURIOUS I M ITA• Bit. & 0 .,,,,, i iii. ise North Britlah, 741 Egyptia............ ......... „26 to 28-Tomany.. -to - could have easily made otio. per eir. 631bs. Choice foreige moan during the week have been rather numerous, but, as damaged Wools sold during the week, there has been nothing TIONS. none of which win bear comparison alth Os sweulne, but muse „,.... ~._,.. 6 , ~,„I,_, , 31 Do. Halves, 121 1 Peas, per - e‘trernely scarce, and wanted. lor Flour we bad a fan the majority merely call " for orders," we do not calculate Nov. 27 : Foreign, thappolownent to theme who are mit aware of the_.lasptiou, L. aid P. RI( __,:_l•!_ r.,;:r..... , • DO. QUASI'S, 4f 4 White 23 to 37. boilers -to - steady demand, households of approved manufacture being on many remaining here. The supplies of home grain con- reported. Imports for the Week ending 895 bales ; previously, 64,064; total, 64,e59 ; Scotch, 723; mxi , nostfidie to reoseunand purebarers on al oxassina to Nit Of 5 i i , ..747: , 1, 1 n t ? (E. k H.), 84 De. estenition, t TALKS, old -es- sew -to -...larp ..... ....... -t° - worth 395. to 40e, and . whites 40s. to 425. per sack tinue to a fair extent. The trade in Wbeat is dull, and Previously, 10 , 322 ; total, 17,046. LEA AND PERRINS WORCF.STERSIIIRE SAUCE. Do. K. 10e. (g. & H.), 1 1 Do. This*, 21 1 Las aaln, Katie sad lair 46 to 18 to 50 Amencan without chsege. In Rye there is prices have undergone a decline of 6d. to Is. per barrel. end to ea that their lama are upon the label sod patent cap of the E. Counties, 161 1 N. Staffordshire, 71 1 Mediterranean sad Otlemea. -t045 to 32 111 1w 021 •ely. sa to go . A., at t o 38 little doing, but late rates are about sustained. Malting In prepared Wheat we have lite.° doing, the tendency of -- bottle. De. Ex. No. 2, 1 d Olt, Wore., & Wolc, 191 Ruses*. CATTLE, &c. - SMITDPIELD, Two o'Clock. - Sold by the pro** SS, Broad.,treet, Women.% and ei, Vareaueet, Do. York Est, 84 Scottish Central, 231 Ro•Assee Carnets.. of dnt , p i i .2. 4 4... Y tom. .ff 5 10e. to ,C 5 15.. Burley must be quoted la to 2a. per qr. lower, with a steady prices being decidedly downward. Barley has also We have again rather a large supply of Beasts. Trade is =ordetreet, London : and Sous. Crooloo and Bbekwell. saw D o . Q r ... 12 8 13. Esstern la °avec 291 Lumen Cages, Llutob sad £ 9 Oe. to El° M. though not brisk sale at the reduction. Malt 2.5. cheaper declined to the extent of Sd. to 6d. oer m a .. ael morehente. Loodoo ; and tel the mnes r•W• 90 • 10 E. Lsneashire, 201 I Do. No. 2, 11 Ditto Free& nod *merle* ....... £lo Os• to All 00 - 61e. to 625. being now extreme quotations for extra sorts: supply at the reduction being fully equal to' th l r deik el, L b : . not ve brisk but the favourable change in the weather is d although the be t ualities do deems ta lames tutlvertany. Do. New Qrs., 21 Do, Thirds, No 4 4 • ' (V Puma, American, per barrel of 1941ba 23 to 26 ~, , New Beans 2a. lower, but in the value of old we Oats also have give way to the extent of 4d. to 6d. CIIILDREN'B HAIR.-HOWLAND'S Edinbureb and Olasgow, 444 Windsor, Staines, &S. ~ 21 p Dentile and Hamburg MAC ABBAS OIL coarabee the HAIR la Ito aralerm state, ame et• N° , thrroi 4 , 1 Tort, Newe., & Berwick, (0116. Owiatin - - have little variation to note. Boiling Peas can only per barrel, and there is less animation in the trade. 12 to 25 -t o - be mid hy submitting to easier rates. Having a less In prepared Oats the transactions are altogether unim- :e gre t m*tryakame6qtauni'teeesot*mito'clr Mnd It sq d bt th h . Id ** r o Blbrre m duCti n o o n ou Secon e i mow tr e m esh, sea men Kin = amity, a nd roo ftop te• ;e p e e., Do. Lon. kYo Ext., / Newo. &Ber.), Si 1 Pita, per ea& of Mi.. ftee redundancy to Use Bates Gt. Western Halves, 59 Do, Ex., No. I, Y. &N., 131131 • 27 NOY supply et Oats from the country, soles were freely portant, although holders would readily accept less money. will rate all ma b :e sa off ld al a o t w Pe l y r , e a rredu * ced Pe prima and several remain of hathby num...airy edam., and luxurious _ _ ___ _ , ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 22ad NOV. TO th . unsold. Although the number of Sheep is not Lege, it is pried at burn* Ufa (Kula and purifying, i tt dile* all wart im e* Ist i 1 , 1:- . ar 214 16 2 1 3 Do. Extension No. 2 (Newc. & . ffected at • shade over last week's prices. IR the present position of the meant quotations are ouite • Ora Ber.), 121111 English. Scotch. WM. Foreign. 1793 C Wheat, British, Northumberland, old, white. 58s. to nominal. With a dull trade in Flour we find a ditposition WMileitis IMITATION;(11-1 1 1: genotoe um ianna the worth Ipswich an,l. Blry St Edmond's Da. O. N. E. Par.. 91 9 Wheat state of the dead markets during the past week, is ex quite adequate to the demand, which, owing to the depressed •ROWLANDS MACASSAR OIL" cat the wrapper. Price 3a. Mi. Estee. Scrip, (late Carob. and York &N. Midland, 75 6 Barley I VllO I 3 I ceed'nelv lineiteel. Best Down and Half-breds, however, r ui t . tam* brake ieiel to fear ana11 , .10.. 6d. : and double tbaX else, p jy , ti Do. Pref., 151 Oats ar balk. Sold the prtoristors. st 20, Hattonstardeo, Imod° ll, Lanc.l York , Prea, fk.Wyre, 25 Do. E. and W. R. Em. 2 2 1 Vat Flour, 1,540 sacks ; - barrels. Malt, 3,021 barrels. to 645. red, 565. to 60s. • new, white, 68s. to general dulnee and may he quoted se. per ton lower, for the whirlh-are. not over abundant, make nearly as much as of end by all therolate en perfumes, IMPERIAL AMMON. late ; but long-wools are lower. There are very few Calves ; D 0.1161.65, 0, 11 i Boulogne aed Amiens, 15 635. • red, 54v. to 684. ; Lincolnshire, old, white, H.:. primer descriptions. The isecondary and inferior. however, ood ones are sold dearer. Trade for Pigs is better. From DIL CULYKRW ELLS .11.1 IDE TO HEALTH AND LONO LIFE. Lon., Bright., &S. C., 121 I Cent. France (On& Vein.), 151 I Anat.! Barlay r ,l Oath I Rye. 1 Pane I Peas. to els.• red, 545, to 58e. ; new, white, 564. to 61a. ; have not declined to the same extent. To Indian Corn /Tolland we have 477 Boats, 2,880 Sheep, and 40 Calves ; the warren Tumors le: tgkees an sample. la &L . ,.._ too . 69 ,3 0 1.116,,,,,, 1541 3 0; 330 , 60 0 11,,, 5 1 Oct. 18 ... ... \Ms34 Ms 66,126 7082 s 94 4 ° 5 4 ° red, 545. to 675. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 345. Meal the same general remarks apply, and in fact the him W A TO EA , DRI , AND AVOLD ; Do. 401., 14. and 8., 60 591 Orleans and Bordeaux, 51 - 7.3 ... -SU Sd'Ale 1e1123a 4438 s :It lel 7s 9d from Scotland 100 Beasts, and from Ireland 150. • to 365. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 30§. to 325. tory of the trade during the week may be summed up in a with Di Tables for MI Comialota Lon. &S. Weal.. $ll 4 Oyer Yeml, 21 d Pee stone of alba a. d. a. d. Per .4one of 81ta ad. a el. BY It. J. Cuivanweth, M.D., ,M.R.c.S., LAX.. &a Men., Bug, & Mat-, I Paris end Lyons, 61 -30 ... ... 152. 11d1232 121,23 e 14 22.1 4,14 as Od 20. 10d Nov. 8 ... ... 33e 44 328 ed.tes 0,11142 IdAllis 64 49. 44 Chevalier, 325. to 34.. ; Northumberland and Scotch, 265. few words, and designated SA flat, stale, sad unprofitable. Boa seem Hereford.- 4 8 410 Best Des & Mb& SC 00 0 0 06311411 M-How to Inoue perfect Kempen. tranquil tenure ague mi t u t& t. 108 64 1 PiLrirn and Rooth, 331 -13 ... ... 53s Mai 4W23. 46 13s 74.43 a 9d 484 3d to 284. ,_. Chevalier, 28e. to 301._; grinding and diddling, Ma. to We quote prices as follow : Wheat, white, per barrel of 20 Bat Short-bona ...... 424 0 Lo -.wee .46 1 8 metes rm. • Mar head. and • contented mind. By an obeervance of Do. 40L nh., 42 1 2 Paris and Strasbearg, 11 -20 ... -AK &UM. 04122. Dials 10d,45,. 11449 s Od 275. Malt, 565. to 60s. • Chevalier, 68s. to 625. Oats, stone, 235. 6d. to 28s. 6d.; red, 255. Barley, per barrel of lb. thstroetlans basin contained, the feeble. the nerteuelY definite. D o . 501. ~,, al 9 Sambre sad Meuse, 61 • 6 weeks' sse. Aver. ISTe - traiSe 9,113154 *Ka 24141. DIM 34 Northumberland and Sc ' otch, potato, old, 24*. to 28s. ;16 stone, 13e. 6d. Oats, per barrel of 14 stone, 115. .44 5 2 Ewa and wood Toth" 110 1 4 Secoa ath. el geality Raab- 30 3 a Do. dr. Shona IO 0 0 Pip ~.... ..... .44 0 4 Do. do. Karp OO 0 9 even to tbe most dammed conaltation. MAY enaulm the Metal Do., &h., & p ert , 8 21 9 ammo m Myer& hispossa, and ran in health the full period of (There ere no duties on Foreign Grain.) new, 245. to 265. ; common and Angus, old, 225. to 2.564 a heeds 60 6 2 Lambe ... 00 4 0 Ilia/bid to mac. LIVERPOOL SALEE NOTEMAIS 27. ne w . , LIMERICK, Nov. 27.-The weather during the put week 11 " VD. -114 3 , , 15. 5t0 : 6 1 ,s t : no : m„ 3yo. Baas It matet.2.9oT ;Sleep To be had of Sherwood. 13, Paternostereow; Camillo, let Fleet- Birk., Lane. Ss Cheshire Jig, 51 Midland, 110 Price. Oct. 16. OM. 23. Om. 30.. Nov. 6. i Nev. 12. 1 N0. .20 has been very wet and unfavourable for farming operations Wrest ; Mann, ff. Conthill ; Nelson, 427, West Strand ;or direct Dom Do , o at . c . & a) , , 7 4 DO. 401. sh., 421 JUL Flour, per sack, fine, Stockton and Northumberland. or sowing Wheat. A very large quantity of Wheat appeared NEArrieBoRT FAIR, Nov. 23.-Owing to the very unfa " 2 "' i - -7 : - -7.---.-7 7 ' ' 425. to 435. ; Norfolk, white, 400. to 42a.; households, 381. Me emir, 10. erallmoos.Retenterest. Edinburgh & Othagow, 47 Do. Halves, 11 d 54 3 at market to-day, which opened very dull, buyers net willing unreal° state of the weather during the whole of the unm et. Mourn Qrs., 2 e Nelms& and Cares* 1004 54 3 ... .., .., 2 2 ._.;;;,,,_ to. 4,3 5. ; mer r a,. 3 ja. r.;t:: ladose. 6. h eus g o io eivi le ot te 375.; to give the high prices demanded :it was ultimately, although ing our frr . was b e ut nu t n tlz a o tie iged ee , anci n tra n de LATEST INTELLIGENCE Law. & York. (late M. & O.), 8d N. British Thirds, Salad. p Da flfths. 1 d B. E.& Dover New, No.l (lisped - - - I ... ::: Dan t and ° lit .' ire o wbiie C;81 4 . t 0 .625. •ea , toreir tz Ilowl , cleared, at a reduction of ad. to Id. stone. The re _ ei w in as ge :gout : 7 p". 7 7 r 401 . Lond. &N. West, 151 at 18 dhs.), 44 d 1 ••• ••• e4s. Silesian, white, 665. to 625. ; red, 's4s. to 675. Igo ett. , red , liberal supplies of Oats have at length affected the price, and ,W 0 "; igs, about 129 ; Hones (very Fe erior), . n the Do. Fifths, 101 9 Do. New, 1 , 10. 4, 21 426.94. it is now easily bought at a reduction of ad. to fd. per stone cattle fair there was not much doing. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. Do. Manebes. & Bir, 60 P eradan hOe fois to 626 • York, Newcastle, & Ber. N.* R. ANDOstit, Nov. 27.-Trade was extremely dull. The Mecklenburg mid om i,w i , . ,• i from our last quotations. Barley contioues in good demand; DUBLIN, Nov, 26.-The Cattle, Sheep, and Pig market Man, Siff., & Lincolnshire Fstn. (No. 2,. 21 p finest samples of white Wheat sold at 121. 12a. per lead ; red, 565, to eg o H am b urg, Mao . ; and Ar m e e , white, bat little offering. The sale of Indian Coen has not keen was brisker than usual, and in cues of prime Beef and Pork AMERICA. Offs . No.l, 1 is Do. Eighth., 31 d Yolk &N. Kid., 133 red, 121. ; moderate samples at 111. ; some inferior being of. 665. to GO.. ; red, 545. to 675. Kiel and Holstein, white, active dating the seek, but we cannot alter our quotations; 1111 , 1• •••- • ° •••• ,,,, , , 1• , C , 1 " . „ 6 . 1 ,,, W • sh • fend at 101. Flour offered at 40s. to 42e. per sack. Barley 645. to 575. • red, 625. to 565. Petersburg sod Arch- Is per cwt. advance on the prices of last week. Beef, for Do. PreL, 1 p while the demand for Indian Meal has been brisk at steady ordinary kinds, brought42s. to 60s. ; and ferment and prime, Re g ius. Other bread•stuffs in consumptive demand at steady 60s. to 665. per cwt. Mutton varied front 446. to 6fd. per 'g uar • P ar -" st - -1 ' was in good supply. Moisten purchased extensively, at a angel, red, 40's. to 465. Odessa, red, 465. to 48e. Polish, red, um. Five or six cargoes of Indian Corn arrived. A large lb. Veal. 60. per lb., sinking offal. Pork brought from By the arrival of the paeket-ship New World, MANCHESTER SALES. Nommen 27. decline of 10. to 2a. per qr. ; the top prioe, 30s. to 31.5.; good 475. to 50s. Rye, Russian, 245. to 28e. Barley, SaaO 30e. Birk., Lam, & Ches. 51 4 d Leeds and Thirsts. 151 145 . captain Knight, at Livelpool, we have news from Belie . &18 , 06 . 6 . 6 , a 1 th „, 88.3 „, 3 , 0. , 9 ,,,g . 80 0 ~,,, Q „ , No. gronding, 28s. ; inferior, 255. to 26r. Malt offered at Us. to to 34e. ; Pomeranian and Holstein, 26e. to 30e. Oats, Pomm trade in exporting grain. Vessels scarce, and freighta ad- 44.. t o 60... e tt. New York to the 1001 inst., being one day later than et Yerts., No. I (A), 4.1 1 4 2, 17 4 1.. per load. Oat trade very dull; best, 265. per qr.; good, ranian, feed, 20s. to 22a.; Holstein and Danish, 18s. to emme d. Wheat, red, per stone, I3d. to I4ld. • white, led. that already received. The New World brings I e° , a r a tt ri l e t r. 3 , 1 4 a Do. Elghthe, 31 3 d Do. Pref., 1 1 245. ; inferior, 20s. to 224. Bans and Peas as last week, 20s. • Archangel and Riga, 18a. to 20s. Peas, white, 36e. to 16d. Oats, 9d. to Old. Barley, 104 d. to l2d. Indian Winter and spring Tares at from 6s. to 7s. per bushel. to 460. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and Corn, per ton, 91. to 91. 10e. ; Indian Corn-meal, 101. to For Saturday's Markets see last sage. little 10,0001. in specie on freight. Ulm and Oleagow, 464 17 Grimsby Dock, 61 21 4 Caneda, duty peid, 275. to 295. The arrivals this week are ; 101. fie. Flour, Irish, 32a. per beg. - The steamer Washington, from Southampton, ar- 0 1 - 0 7 . 4 werni rl7 Do. Waft. t Lin, 544 d AYLIMBURT, Nov. 27.-Supply good, but Very Wheat oustwne 396 qn.• BarleL724 • Malt, 209 • Oats SHIPPING. N. British Eaten., par 1 businesi transactee. Wheat *old from 445, to 64.. per qr , , . . . . " " Newav, Nov. 26.-The supplies from the farmers at our rived at New York on the 9th. The steamer Phila. , Rad. sod MAI. 8.. &Ad C. Thirds, N. Stafferdshim, 4I d or from 2s. to 3a. lower than last week. Beans sold from 10 °I foreigut 233 ; Peel , foretgo , ; Flour, 1 , 449 mac market were pretty fair, although not large, and the prices Mates Assersn.-Dublia, 6; Waterford, 4; Demighadem delphia was to sail on the 1 lth inst. for Havre, with 41 Preston and Wyre, 244 35 40a. to 624. Barley, 28s. to 31s. Oats, 241. to 345. Peas, NISWPORT (ISLE OF Wrolte), Nov. 27.-The Wheat trade generally were not materially different from thine given in about 80,000 dollars in French coin ; and freight h a d Luse & Yorks. Fifthe,4 , lp . ar th. B. F. and Dilwer ; 30 1 Do. 321. late Estee 5 d , 444. to 665. seas exceedingly dull at this day's market, and from Is. to our last. Wheat, white, sold at I Is. te Ils. 6d. per c ~ wooi , l)° ' i t o . ‘" ~1 " ,„.,.1 . 1 4°' ,,,Vir e ,0 , , Moro, Nov. 27.--The trade, both for Wheat and Barley- 2s. per qr. cheaper. Barley of ell descriptions le. per qr. end red at 101, 3d. to 10s. 9d. Barley, 7s. to 7s. 9d. per cwt., light 2 ; Guernsey, &c., 1 ; French, 2; Flanders, 2 ; Holland, 1. ert LONDON, Nov. 29.-Wind this day at noon, S.S.W., breezes, and cloudy. been engaged in the Bavaria packet-ship, bound to teem, neea, a nil .--. 6 per r e. "1„1 - 1 - --, - - indeed for all kind of grain-was dull, at a oeduction of le l ower . o e t e met a good sale at last week'. priors. Wheat, and Oats 10td. to 101 6 . Per stone. Flour at tee Newry DLL, Nov. 27.-8., fresh ; 28th, S.S.W., strove and Havre, for a further coreridemble amount of specie. _ A . 11 ,,,_, LO H n al & r.. 3 sea. (Man. & Bir.), Do. Eaten., N 0.2, If 11 per qr. en Wheat, and 2a. on Harley, Beans, Oats, and Peas. per toed, 121. to 121. 10s. Barley, per qr., 251. to 31s. Beans, Mills ebio without change, first selling et 18e. per cot, ; squally.-Arrived : York Town, New TOrit I . _ Sir Edward The commercial news by this arrival differs in no 59 61 A fair supply of Wheat, with a large one of Barley. Wheat, 465. to 48e. Peas, 41s. to 435. Oats, 235. to 289. second, 166. ; third, 14i. ; and fourth, 12s. American re. Paget, Calcutta ; Commodore, St. John s, N.B. ; Agnes, material degree from that published by us on Satur. LEEDS SALES, NOMPAR 27. 52a. to 545. Barley, 31s. to 365. Oats, 22a. to 245. Rana, z Arrived from the river • Zarifa Malin and Deals' June. 31 d old, 521. to 545. ; new, 445. to 48e. Peas, wh.te, 50s. to 565. ; NORWICR, Nov. 27.-To our market this day the farmers _mains, likewise, at file. per barrel Oatmeal, country, at Oporto ; Albion, Cadi . . , day. Bills On England were still selling at 109) to 110. E. r .,..,,, re ve New. 3 1 I d n Savannah. Put back : Elizabeth, .4 1 d N. British nth*, mk 6 a. 16 4 94 . P grey. 445. to 48s. brought a short supply of Wheat, the condition of which wits me Castle-street merket, sold at 12s. to 124. 6d. per cwt. ; Barbadoes; Sum , and machine-manufacture, at the mills, 12a. 9d. to . . . . 13. gd Grenada • John Wickliffe, New Zealand ; Bolivar, A few southern bilis, endorsed by banks, were selling at Do. gm, ies. 17.. d Do. Extendon, Is. d much deteriorated by the late damp weather, and prices 91 ; but the best city bills could not be bad at len than nest it ler er n imaL et• le t Ld N. Staffordshire, Se. 3.. d Iteeveay. Nov. 27.-There was only a moderate sopplY were firm at full as much money as last week. The men Indian Corn Meal may be quoted 3d. per cwt. lower, the Tritudad ' ; Falcon, Cape Palmas ; Regulus, Hondu and barrels remain at Ins ; , Ganites New Orlerns, with most of the outward- N. Meagre, 41. 11. 34. d of Wheat offered for sale at this day's market, yet last week's chants, who offered but little, demanded a slight improve- Price. for hest cluelitin, Ming 9s. 9d. ; don, for the Cape, lost anchor, 110. Foreign coin wee in demand, at 4.841 to 845 no. W. Riding Union, 31s. 21 6 York, Nome, and Berwick, Pref. rates were with difficulty supported. With Barley, the bound. ane, from • • mast on last week's rates. Fine household Flour was in but 1 7s• 66 • to ida• 3 d• each. for sovereigns. The export of specie since the 26th Leeds and nine, II 154 d 1 suer. apa Pelt, 255. su pply was equal to the demand, and the price in favour of li m i te d meo w" a t l a t e n o m . Barley met'a fair rale at late Scioto, Nov. 27.-Oats, Ile. 6d. to I2a. 3d. per barrel ; chain Mc., and proceeded for Ramagate. 27th, The Argo, ult. has been (in 12 days) 346,579 dole. An improved 52 1/0 . . p cew 2.344. , Ina. 6 32, 82. d Do. Nm 3 (New Berwle P ka, 21 2p the purchaser. Oats were in fair supply, and the scarcity of re d uce d prices; fine malting parcels fetched 325. per qr. Oatmeal, les. per cwt. ; Indian Meal, Ils.; Wheat, 255. per from London to St. John's, N.B , was in contact lest night with the Ensure, and received so * me damage • the latter was feeling prevailed at New York, owing In part to the YORK SALEM NOVIXIIM YL really fine cora causes prices to range high above the low Oats the turn cheaper. Beans also were in slow request at barrel ; Araencan Flour, 2.5 e. par barrel. wady of corn. Beans and Peas very limited in supply and totally dismaettd, lost anchor, chain, &e. ihe former had announcement that an important English house in N. British Tlida 12. Is. 6d. 50.6 d. 'York, New., k Ber. Ex., No. s, q . ivh 28 barely late rates. Peas without alteration in value. Prices WATERFORD, Nov. 27.-Our market has been moderately o or d • pap - eg ou *ed away. The Penrith, from Rio (late New Bee.), 12 1 ILlBa9d. request, at former currencies. eat, s. to 335. 64.; current : Wheat, white, 621te. per busbel, 54e. to 68err orey MIDI steady both for expert and. home cousumption, at a decline • ftn e •, captain suppe r e g e ' d to be drowned. The Tuscan, for supplied with Wheat during the week ; the demand hes been J eiro, for lithibu - w n as totally wrecked on the 26th that city would continue businese without • any E: . • elft. , att . t ei A lte • Do. G. N. E. Puritan, 91 Beans, new, 26s ; old, 32a. to 355. per load of 5 bushels; (voider ; re d, m a . t o 54 e . B ar l ey , me l t i ng , eg s. to 3 . interruption from the suspension of its corres- OLASOOW SALES, NoTAtrerS W. Barley, 275. to 335. ; Gate, 225. to 335. per qr. grinding, 245. to 28s. Oats, 245. to 28s. Beane, 42.. Peas, of 3d. to 6d. per barrel on the prices of Saturday last. BarleK Rio' Janeiro, wss in contact with a schooner, and damned pondents in London, of whom they were said to be D. 2 : 91 . 17 r . && NP421k0rth5r.:2.2.114.24.20e. Gt. s. of Madre.. ad. Stanches. & South., le. M. Borrox, Nov. 27.-A fair delivery of corn toolsy, and free 350. to 40s. Flour, fine households, Lob., 355. 6d. to 38s. and Oats still continue in very limited supply, and are hot b u l war k., e t an cheom, ge. altogether independent. Olaa,Kilmar.,& Ayr, 104 N. British Third+. 51e. sale for Wheat, at fully the prices of last market day. New per sack of 280 lb., purchasers finding sacks, and taking t h e turn d eerer. o ur arr i,,, , , o y y u di en Corn ere to a mu. COWES, Nov. "27.-B.S.E. ; 28, S.S.W.-Arrived : Lily, Great Northern, Oft lid. Do. Qrs. New, its. Beans le. par qr. lower. In Oath no alteration. Wheat, red, one month's dimount. Retail, 2s. per atone. dente extent this week ; the inquiry has not been active, still The new London line-of packet ship York Simi, 14c to 49a. ; fine, 50s. to 52a. ; white, 465. to 50s. • fine, 625. Rio Janeiro. Billed : Drth Breeders, Surinam. Norneoneu, Nov. 27.-Onr farmers to-day have brought • fair quantity has gone into the interior, at about the cur- PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 27.-The Ida, Amsterdam, for Captain Sheriff Sebes, has arrived off Folkestone, PRODUCE.-MINCINO-LANE, Hoff -past Two.- to 540 ,• Oats, 18s. to 225. ; old, 255. ; Beans, .40s. tao 434. ; from New York, which place she left on the sth inat The market has worn a dull appearance, and nothing has old, 535. per quarter to the grower. forward hut a moderate supply ar grain. The price of Flour 'limey of this day . Wm:tight. The beat descriptions of Flour Trieste, has come into the harbour leaky. Arrived : Ann being now lees in Pro Portion to the demands made for are onlyealeable in retail, end at a reduction of ls. per sack, smith, Cuba, and sailed for London ; Flash, Newcastle, for This is her first voyage across the Atlantic. been done by private contract. The fleet failure et a broker's CANTERBURY Nov. 27.-We experienced considerable Wheat the millers have booght bat sparingly, on the terms but the ulterior eons, as well as Indian Meal, command late Gibraltar, with leas of main-boom fore-trysail, gaff-wheel, house, announced JIM the Daily News to-day, may PartlY aulnees in the 'tied. to-day, - but we do not call the prices o f this day se'nnight for the best runs ; and for samples al. rates Present Twine :-Wheat, undried, millers, per 20 sione, binnacle, and compass broken ; Dion°, Snipes, and sailed account for this, but the firm is not supposed to hold any different from those of last week. The sepply of Wheat was fected by the damp state of the weather, a slight decline is 26e. to 275. 3d. ; shipping, 245. to 26a. Barley, malting, per for London ; Velocity, London, for Jamatca. Bailed. By the arrival of the Gipsy, at Dover, fro -In amount of preduee likely to affect markets ; but it shows large, more than equal to the demend. New white Woest, submitted to. Fine malting Barley may be quoted as be• 16 stone, 15s. to 165. 6d. ,• grinding, 12s. 6d. to 13s. 6d. switeerMad, New York ; H.M.S. Asls, Valparaiso ; Hobart Town, papers of the 12th July have been re• there is danger in these times . , where large ••••1 12 •_,•••• are, 60e. to 541. ; brown, 48s. to 501. • Barley, 275. to 31s. ; Oats, fore, but lower qualities is. to 24. less money : Beans are Oats, white, per 14 stone, lie to 12a. 6d. ; black, 111. 4d. to Tulloch Castle, Bombay ; Governor Macdonald, Fernando ceived, which state that the lieutenantgovernor was given on praduee "to arrive." The Public moo a.' 20s. to 275.; Beans, 355. ; Pesa, ' 4os. more freely offered. Oats, not many showing._ Wheat, lls. Bd. Prepared , Wheat, millers', per 20 atone, 275. dd. Po ; Empire, New Orleans ; Familie, Guernsey ; Cermet°, rapidly gaining a renewal of health, and would, it vertised tor to- morrow of Sugar gonsist of 150 hogsheads of West India, 8 , 000 Ihr o f id,oritio., CaItLISTAL_ Nov. 27.-We had a fair supply of Wheat, 645. to 69e. Bar y, . . ~ , , , 1 , le 323 to 3.56 Beans old 68a • new to 295. 9d. • shipping, 2.55. 6d. to 275. Barley, malting, per T r i es t e. was hoped, be able to meet his council, which was to Barley, and Oats at our merket this morning, which sold at 48s. to 60s. 6 state, 16e. to I7e ; grinding, 14e. 6d. to 164. 6d. Oats, FALMOITTE, NM. 27.-S.E. to N.E., strong and squally. neaps, d 6 500 Be el Refined dull. L good fair, 525. •', dm , og • assemble on the 20th July. candard quality, 53e-Tea sales, for about 12,000 packages, last week's rates. Wheat, white, 235. 6d. to 266. 6d. ; red, PiTeRBOROUGH, Nov. 27.-We have not so much Wheat ,Pe , white rl4 stone lb. to 1311. ; black, 12a. to I2a. 6d. Flour, 28th : W., moderate.-Arrived •. Navy, Alexandria ; Ame -22s 6d. to 245. Bade 12s. to 13s. Potato Oats, 8 13 I ff • I t kb•t th 1 fote . new, 6. or ar ey o ering as as wee , i e supp y o a n „.. auper., per :auk, 40s. to 415.; seconds, 375. to 386.; thirds, rican, Qom Cape Elution, for Rotterdam ; Asphaloa, Ta . are advertised for Wednesday.-Cotton steady, but not • 1 yi CONTENTION FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF THE active.-Rum dull.-In other articles nothing new.---The to 9s. • old, lfic to I Is. ; common, new, 73. to Bs, 6d. • old, upon the increase. All good qualities of Wheat found a '''••• W -°.' ; fourths, 255. to 26a. American, per barrel, ganrog ; Sportsman, from Jersey, for Pekin ; Emerald, from APPAMS or SWTMERLAND.-We are happy to find that Commisin 'oners of the Admiralty have taken a nuance for ' 9. to 'loi. Flour pe tome, 2.5. 6d. to la. Bd. Oatoneil, 21. ready sale at late ntes, end there wu a fair demand o a e Ryemeal, Is. Bd. ' Ba r tley, Is. 6d. for secondary porta. Barley quite as dear, from its 2 0 , 28 • . 11 i 295. to 30s. Indian Com, Dazethe, per 20 stone, 22a. to Jersey, for St. Michael's ; General Don, from Glasgow, for American, yellow and red, 21s. to 21s. 3d.; Jersey. Sailed : African, River Gambia, and brought too the French government tun acquiesced without hesitation in the delivery of .100,000 gallons of Rum a fraction abo . v and Portuguese, 20s. to 20e. 3d. •, white 21e. to eia m. the counter-project proposed on behalf of the British cabinet Is. 74. per gallon. A few months sirme the con tract price CRELMBYORD, Nov. 26.-There was a fair supply of short supply. Oata and Beans each 6d. to la. lower. %mul l ' Whestat ket this da dth baize d d mond, the Currency to the growers ; Wbeat, new, 42a. to 445. ; fine, • y,an ,en &goo d f tile 16e to 18s Incli C' Meal ; damage ,or es , . . sn orn , 8111BLDS, Nov. 27.--13. W. to N.E.-Arrived : Collates as the basis of the mediation of the great powers in the affair, was 3s. Id. per gallon. per cwt., 95. 6d. to 10s. Oatmeal, per cwt., 14e. to 15s. of Switzerland, and thet the hope we expressed on a very re- PRICES CURRENT. prices ot last week were fully swain ; floe white made 50s• to . • 53a • old 50s. to 52a. • fine 545. Barley 28s. to 30s. • of Durham, Quebec. " " " It Meal, per cwee Bs. to 9s. Bran, per 6 stone, nr. cent occasion that England and France might co-operate 841011, per cwt. ern ran Piga, No. 1. se .0 ... 0 675. to 695., and red, 50s. to 625. per qr. Barley about the tine, 325. Oats new 20s. to 22a. ; fine 245. ; old 28e. to l e Helm, Nov. 28.-E.S.E.-Arrived, 26th : Lad Ma _y ry, in the task of restoring peace to that interesting part of W. India,R.P.lrtna 31a. 0.1.33 e. 04 Hoops ll 15_ 0 same as last week, with a good supply. Beaus and Peas , 3 " 52 . 54 " to 4s. 3d. Imports this week, excluaive of arrivals at Ross : prince Edward's bland. 21th : Royal Victoria, New Or- Os. ; fine, 335. Beans, .to s. Indian Corn, 4,370 gra. ; Indies Meal, 350 barrels. leans. Put back, 26th: Venus, with lose of bowsprit, bows Europe has been already fulfilled. A protocol or diplomatic Yell" &OM- !? :...„ aga „ 19 Cage atCardift bar 9 0... 0 rather lower. PETWORTH Nov. 27.-With ave small attendance at II 3. 0 CoLCHEPTER, Nov. 27.-The condition of the greater our market to-day, the amount of business done wig of the , 7 KIRKCALDY, Nov. 27.-The supplies of all kinds of grain s t ove m e , h e eing been en contact with a stee l ier in me convention was signed in London on Friday last, by the iaaanurgoauem... 3; 0.. 33 at our country markets during this week have been un- E a ' ' tuber. Duke de Broglie and Lord Palmerston, with the knowledge T e le . B7 0...41 Pig, beet IjA" ' " Per trl . o. 0 part of the Wheat en offer is still wore than last week ; most trifling description, and prices are nominal. White usuall 1f h fth Wh td 0 • y areal or t e season o e year. se an ats DUBLIN, Nov. 27.-S. B. E.-Arrived : 25th, Industry, and concurrence of tee miniaters of the northern powers in eine 39 0. 47 Milled, sheet l9 s„ 0 some of it would a . ot stand even a short voyage. The su l Wheat 111 les to 124 per load • red 11l to 11l 103 Bar _ . sold at last week's prioes. Barley, beiug a rod deal inquired Q ue b ec , 26th, Pomona, Trinidad. London and Paris ; end Sir Stratford Canning Mu already Oeneal&Madrub. 23 0...34 Ben tha been for e eeks PP I ' * * to . 32s ' '' * • * * 22 0. 0 is decidedly smaller then 1 . s . tom w Peet. ley, mating, 30s. . per v. ; striuding, 28s. to aus. , after, Bold, in some instances, at rather ever lest week's rates. CLYDE Nov. 27.-N.-Arrived : 25th, Matthew Ki left this countr . y for Berne, taking Paris in his way, for the Yellow 33 O. 38 Patent that 2l 0. 0 Dry Wheat neany maintains late prices. Damp and infenor Oats, 21s. to 235. ; Peas, 425. to 45e. ; Beans, 445. to 465. Here, to-day, we had a null supply of Wheat, which sold Dunn ' 26th, Adam Carr, New York. 27th, : 3, 0. 17 red oe minium ... 19 10_10 might be bought at leas money. Barley comet slowly to w purpose of urging the federal authorities of Switzerland to mEADiNO, Nov. 27.- Our supply of Wheat this day was slowly, at a reduction of 21. per qr. ; Barley and Oats in fair F limb/own. 29 0. .3.. Speller 2O 0...21 1 hand and tends downward in pnce, yet is not to be bought Pinot' Sailed: 28th, Favourite, Trinidad ; Portland, suspend their violent proceedinge, to ..... t the effusion of ~,,,,,, 23 0...38 Ons, per 152 imp. ral. d.p. ~, any reduction as to induce free purchases. Beans un- small ; trade ruled dull at late prices, and a fair clearance supply ; &ales oleo proceeded slowly, the latter at a redue , Charinton. blood, and to submit the terms recommended by the princi. orev me i mot, sis 0_47 tub, asa pale 37 10.. 28 • effected. Barley in fair supply ; both melting and grinding non of 6,1. to IL per qr. Wheat, new Rad old, 48e. to 63e. AT N 26 Arri ad S Qbe a, ov. .- v : mum, ue c. pal cabineu of Europe to the consideration of both parties Reti.cd, Hombre._ 59 0.„66 arse 7. aI. I altered. Ealities in request at late rates. Oats remain the same, but per qr. Barley, new, 26e. to 32e. Data, new, 21a. to 275.8 d. CARLISLI, Nov. 26.-W.-Arrived • Elwin, Dalhousie. in this unhappy war.- Morning paper. Lampe 32 6-26 brown & yellow.. 24 0.. 25 Exerts, Nev. 26. -Our market to-day has been pretty aos and Pees the turn cheaper. Oatmeal, 355. to 365. per bag of 280 Me Conm ha Bond. - Swazis'/4 Nov. 28.-Arrived: Thomas Hargrave, Qum Despatches from the Governors of cayroo, Hong- W ent lo gi a, • • S ill e .: 3l, Mtst _o3 0 ,••• 80 „ mers still &ski., more than millers could submit to gthe. say SAYPRON WALDEN, Nov. 27.-Oue Barley market was ROTTERDAM, Nov. 22.-The supply of inland Wheats at bee. Sailed : Catherine Jenkins, Cuba. Kong, and Mats. and also from the Lord High Commis- nary l5 023 0 Owl L° ~• .., 66 . 7s. 6d. to 7s. 9d. Flour is selling at 435. per sack, con- heavy this doy, but we cannos quote prizes lower then lut market this day wu very limited, and met a ready sale to TORBAY, Nov. 26.-Sailed : Stephen Sunman, Canton ; termer of the lonian blends, were reeeived on eaturday at Good. 3B 0.60 0 South Sea •• ••' 1 t ell V sin os is tralowoied. The trade for market. Wheat sold quite as well especially very dry our consumen at 2s. 6d. per qr. advance. Dantsic Wheat is Anna Elizabeth, Surinam. sequent no mu u e the Colonial-office Fine 135 0 130 0 Olive,Oallipoll,p.tai 46 0... 0 • Barley ts very i dull, and - •4to 4 prices remain S. S. . per WI . 3d b h samples. Oath were from 235. to 255. Beans in consequence, getting scarce, and sales were made by retail st an improve- PORT TALBOT, Nov. 26.-The Lavinia has been got off Ceylon, rood one Coma Nut .... 00 0...62 READ MONEY REFUSED TO THE SAMARAN O.- - . 33 03 , 6 96 , , 1 , 88, i;18; Oats meet a dull sale, at the prices of this day se'enight. we suppose, of a foreign arrival, were rather cheaper. In relent of about 21. per qr. Inland Rye was Is. per quarter shore, with considerable damage. say ..... We are 'sorry to lean that the Admiralty have refined pey- Mae ortliCary 34 0... 38 0 per ton 35 0... 0 Giouczernta, Nov. 27.-Duriog the week there hail been Pees no alteration, and very scarce. dearer ; but in the value of foreign we note no alteration. BoWDERLAND, Nov. 28.-S.W.-Arrived : 26th, Sprite, meat of the head-money, amounting to 10,9001., for pirates Was 4O o.so ft 1 Lthseedp 86 . 0 , 22 6 1 1 . 24 a good supply of English Wheat, for which holders have a , _TOCRBRIDOE, NOY. 26.-Businem wro dull, SD.. a d de- Barley and Oats were dull, at former rates. New growing . Quebec. The Mary Jona has become a wreck. condemned by the Admiralty Court to her Majesty's ship llocke= l totlee o4 0.• 82 e Bolter ""m ist . .:. 96 - o_o2 been willing to accept a further decline of 24. per qr. ; but dine WAS eubmitted to in parties desirous of selling. This , feed Oats are held 18a 6d boiled Went str, Nov. 27.-The Admiral Jervis, from Harde st . . per quarter on Semarang, Copt. Sir E. Belcher, who is going to appeal aar , tr. to Iles 33 0... 32 0 2od 00 e m4.lers having held off from buying, very few sales are re- wee especially notimeable in Barley, which fell about 2s. per fhe supply of Hone Bean was quite trifling ; arid, though pool to Londoo, got on the Theddle Thorpe this mornlng, against tee judgment of the Privy Council.-.Nautkal 38 . 3 eed pa . 3rd 0 0... 0 p&ted. For foreign lip at 20s. to 20e 6d the a similar reduction would have been qr. Wheat was hold genera . . bag, the conoition continues indifferent, last week's prices were taut aims off after partly discharging, and proceeded. The Standard. dug 24 0.28 0 Dublin, Ist OO 0 submitted to had buyers appeared. Barley, Beans, and not so much as 71. per bushel having been obtainable for the rea 13" Pm _ Igen _ gt , . M 1 'd. P . n Beans in eat demand and Is. per Venus, to Hull, has been got off shore at Saltfieet, after THE LADY KENN AWAY.-PALMOUTH, Nov. 23.- Tat, at per lb. Limerick, do B6 0. 90 os„ a dull sale, at previous rates. English Wheat, being best samples. In Beano, Peas, and Malt, there w as b u t qr. dearer. Peas ot so all rts met more inquiry at our ad- partly discharging, and has proceeded. • Conffiegennenon. 0 8... 091 Carlow, lat 9O 0..16 The Danish brie Industrie, of Aalborg, Captain Chem 00 _ 0 mostly out of condition, was unsaleable, unless . st a dechn . e . g, • little doin and that at a slight decline on last week', rates. vanced quotations. fteneued fully as valuaole. Hempseed LONDONDEREV, Nov. Z.-The Spokesman, from Run time, at per ewe. ei t o rg i j: tophereen, put in he.e yesterday, with pumps ehoked &nem mum It o.le 0 I L .. 58 0., 94 of about Is. per qr., which holders being unwil g lin to submit Indian Corn was aleo heavy, and prices something lower. scarce, and no good quality proeunble below 345. per qr. on corn to this port, which was abandoned off Ennis Owen aad leaky . ; and reports that on the morning of g3 g ., 8 0... 10 0 Bee!, Leda, per to, few transactions took place. Good foreign met a ready For Flour about Bs. 3d. to Ba. Mi. woe obtainable, and sans- honol• Head, on the 22nd instant, is suppoeed to have foundered. the 19th instant, with the Danish barque Naiaden, of Java Copenhagen, Captain Myth, ia company, the former Patna " °l9 9 Prim ' 92•11 O9 • 9 ley must be noted Ir. to 2s. per qr. lower for molting sorts ; 8 uNDERLAND, Nov. 27.-The supply of Wheat from the 22 0 . 18 0 Pork, primmer- 82 8 ..85 • AVERAGES, FROM THE " LONDON OAZETTE" OF FRIDAY LAST. from Bremen. the latter from Hamburg, and both Carolina. - . p.,24 k i few grinding samples are offered ; for them previous prices farmers to-day wu not large, azul tbe arrivals coastwise . booed to St. Übes, fell in with the ship Lady Kennaway, gam at per gall. Do., Belfast la O. .82 6 are asked. In Oats there is little passing ; holders during the week have been 240 qrs. of Wheat, 700 sp. of WMRAT. BA3I.IY. II OATO. SYR BRANS. 1 FBAS. abandoned, in lat. 47.2 N., long. 8.31 W. She had no omera m bloo d moon, Waterford, are willing to accept Is. per quarter less money. Barley, and 190 sacks of Flour. Tne demand for Wheat DISTRICTS. Q..". awns* 1 menus AverSES tlaanr *marl 1, Cia mmie slnWre AY 1 Ora ler --- . morass flying. A boat from nth vessel was quickly on p ro m I 8 ... 1 9 24 7 44 7 t. 61 0-68 0 Wheat, Englith, white, per imperial bushel, 63. 3d. to mut lively at the rates paid last week, with a good clearance. board, in charge of the mates, who shortly after returned to Demerara, 26 to Lar6.l6Wass prtrk 330 DS 150 32 82 23 18 47 9 1 52 , 4 their own shim to report to the masters the state of things. 1 9 _9w "et-. . . ... 0 0 weterfurt i 0 ....1 58 o_7o 0 mixed), per 480 lte., 68. 9d. to 7e. ; Polish, Pomo- average qualities, 635. to 555. ; and inferior sorts, 60s. to 525. m em 4332 53 2116 VS 89 24 ii 31 - 4 MO 19 II 37 48 5 M. Christopherson then went to the Lady Kennaway, and ja ' n 'rl au,, -gie , • ; ; N o ° Ditto Maier .84 0...5s 0 • ranian, Stettin, 6s. 3d. to 6e. 9d.; Odessa DI arianopoli, Fresh ship aamples are in demand, and good foreign fair sale. Hertfordshlre found everything in the greatest state of confusion ; bie per mat. O.P. 8 2 ... 3 6 American,daty& w so 44 o_6B 0 soft, 6s. to 6s. 3d. ; Odeon Taganrog, hard, ss. 6d. to Maltieg Barley is 2s. rr qr. lower, and il dull sale, but Buc_kteghamahlre people were set to work to clear up the decks . ber main- immure/ marks 4 4 ... 3 0 Hues, Ox thd per lb. 6s. itel. Barley, English, grinding, per mira., 275. to 28s. ; grinding quelities are ree sale at rates from 28a. to 325. per Or.lr• 1177 35 1691 31 140 25 146 49 2 345 6 topsail vras found in the cabin, cut with knives into the Brandy, let brands 4 6 ... 5 2 B. A. and M. Vkleo, Wthelaire malting, per imperial qr., 335. to 36e.; foreign, grinding, qr. Beans, at 40.. to 58a. Peas, grey, at 365. to 425. meet a 0 „, 34.88 2255 32 2173 22 76 24 ... ... Al 31 3 13 46 7 second reef ; this sail WAS immediately bent to the ship'. entishmirto, dos. 10 6 .., 0 0 • 08 . 26 61 . 2 1d 28s to 295. Beans, Eagloh, per imperial bushel, 61. Mt retail demand. Oats good sale at 20s. to 281. per qr. Flour & um . . 2632 18 TAO 31 • 239 22 I ... ... 106 47 11 17 42 4 yard,a foretomail and foresail were supplied by the Industrie, inn" 10 6 ... 0 0 Brasil, dry 044.0 6 to Ge. 9d. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 65S lbs. 6e. to 6s. 24. ;is in demand. at 10s. to 41s for south country, and 384. to m a st 1687 31 1376 22 130 24 . . ... 42 36 7 24 11 0 her beechen aecured Mr the preservation of the cargo, some "lau Pen, per tom Drted o4s 41 French, Dutch, smell tick, Is. 6d. to 64. Bd. Oats, per 3121 M, 395. per sack for home made ; American, 265. to 28s. per amen 2119 50 1 710 S 3 497 21 ... ... 54 42 7 100 37 8 spars rigged as &temporary rudder, and the mete*, carpenters, BIes.P.T.R. E 45 052 0 Rio, dry 0 41. 0 A Limerick, Wexford., end Enninooratz, white, 24s to buret. Indian Meal, 16s. to 175., is in demand. Rases. 1224 52 1313 II 466 22 ... ... 123 12 02311 0 and one seaman from each newt were put ou board when gt,7 p 6 t 66 0,,, 9 Lima& Yelp. dry O5-0 6 Me. 6.1. ,• Cork. Waterford, and Yougt , 235. to 235. 6d.; Denetakire both ships were laid on for towing, erhich they con ' tinued head WARMINSTER, Nov 27.-Fine o o o n Well lad* dry. .04 . 0 5 Welsh, black. imp., 22c to 225. 6d. ; Irish, per 3121b5., 211.6 d. , - . ' , . h umrlee of both white and Deembire Bl9 60 1 571 32 157 22 ••• - • " • - • • • ..• ... ... to do for 30 hours, the Naiaden precedina. However, it was Dutch and Flemish 55 0..A5 0 Salted 0 21. 944 no w heat were sola at tne prices ot e week previous; Oarsman 599 28 813 31 1 IN 21 Erie** 25 os6 0 East India O4 . 0 101 to 22e. fid. Pean breakers, per imp. bushel, English, 7s, to common and inferior were at least Is. per sack lower, with eamenotahlro 1304 57 Isllo 33 1 1167 23 I - ••• found that the chafing of the cables, end their being carried „ e et pt, to„. • Kips, B.Ayres, dry 07-0 8 76 6d. ; grey and nders per 65411 s Engliah, Gs. to 327 53 161 MI ... ... if 48 -. 1 37 52 -. 7 away with the stream, made it a tedious work. The Indus- eepete ,: bere s' ;clesnff3o 0...27 0 Rua*, dry 0 21. 0 9 6 e• 3d• ; foreign, - -,-• to - 8 . g o r l l S. , fld li • " Corn tier 6511 b very little eusiness done. Of Barley a large quantity for ig,"• 8 • 111.66. , 1823 35 1468 31 .. ... 301 20 - - .. ... ... ... trie being leaky, her muter tormented to leave his people on ontsbot ..... .... 33 0.. 34 01 5. Amy... Horse, per 4s. 3d. to 4s.Bd. Lentils, 45.4141. to 45.6 d. ' • •' sale • finest malting, weighing 11 score 101 M., sold at 30s. to s i e l e g= r a e ar e - Flour, best seconds, , 220 51 173 34 ... ... 59 15 1 11 59 5 5 38 11 board the Lady Kennaway, and his sails, making an epee- half clean . 31s. per qr. • good 2.8 e. ; moderate grinding, 275. ; inferior, gy ggige s,sesee_ 1949 33 641 SS 1 • i si - 34 56 8 25 20 II ment with the lesinden that she should remain by her, and Riga. Rhine 37 0...39 01 Rua* ditto t Old Malt tie to Bs, 3d. r bushel ew 6 -• " 111. Imports for the week ending Nov. 26 . Wheat, f:: 6 'S' `"'. ...Os ,•,_ Pe . • I p__ i = rg.hies 322 57 1 891 28 - • " 14 44 8 if purible bring her into Falmouth. The Industrie parted outahoe 7 278 . Barley, 425 ; Oats, 1,178; Beans, 9,314. 34 0...3.5 0 , Loewoodamialea..S3 0... 6le * * 343 04 236 35 compmy off Udiant, 30 miles S.W. on Tuesday, at eleven „,?m, _ per qr. ; flee black, 255.; moderate, 245. ; poor, 211. to 22e. allultro 5O 21 4 , ... .. ... ... ... 28 0.40 0 Honduras 5 7.•• 71 , GUILDFORD, Nov. 27. There WY a good supply cm Beans and Peas without variation. Rye, 6d. per sack de- Ilnelerhiro 440 37 701 36 222 27 6 TO 811 6 :9 46 2 464 0 o'clock at night, and arrived here at ten o'clock this morn- L a T t 'au 3 a . m. _ „ 0 . „ 8 wopeway 7106 10 Wheat, which met an extensive demand, at a reduction of dine. Wersitelohne 4978 57 2201 33 23 22 10 ... ~. 146 AS 11 ... ... ing. M. Cbristop l 'emon states that there were but 18 inches 8, 5 ,0, IS 024 0 Feud; Juno* 5 10. OIG se. to 10s. 1d f tb rims of last week. Wheat per Cl• rom 0_ p telesionadre 1651 67 1208 85 271 20 10 34 62 0 16 33 9 of water in the Lady Kennaway, and that the pumps sucked loth in 12 minutes. 2nr, at per ewt. so/id 9 0.1 6 0 111. 10s. to 151. Barley, 295. to 344. Orin, 211. to 264,. Wheat for sale and Vide very languid; finest white Wheat 184110461 ....,,,,_, - • ... e • Bari 64 0... 00 , mean ....... ......... o 0... oft Beans, 46e. to 60s. Peas, 40e. to 43e with difficulty 'made 12./. per load, being . a decline of 20s. ''''"''' 686 81 430 '32 MODESTY, CHARITY, AND PLIRENOLOGY.-A Cilis. Os 6t ,,,, a.14408T0N, Nov. 27.-The best samples of Wheat this SLUM lait Sa rda . the head of Leith, the murderer, having been sent from Com. in Mona 68 0... 0 0 Sawa 10 10. 18 0 tu y. Good red Wheat, m grinding condi- ' 8754 30 1007 SO tog Is y_ . 187 46 . 2 17 20 e Scotland to the president of the Dublin Phrenological So- Moe, st par ton. fted Sanders. 5 0... 810 day made last Saturday's prices ; inferior, down 2s. per qr. am, sold at 111. per load ; all other ducriptions of Wheat mom 7415 53 11314 SO 460 SS 2 11l 211 le 26 9 7 3 s i i; ; l i s . 1. 3 1 : eiety, that gentleman has pronounced the following modest ears La 10 £0 0 Baud 15 o_o3 0 Barley, fine wahine, 33s per qr. ; second quality, Ws. 2 ° almost without a bidding, though offered at 101. to 101. 10s. NeffIKIL • lOU 21 ISMS SO 374 54 4 .. deliverance :-" My opinion decidedly is,-that he was an ex• 31s. ; good grinding, 28s. ; inferior, Me. Malt, best old, per load. Much Barley offered; manatees purchased freely, lianatiore .... 14217 52 60116 53 am so 11 ii so 10 343 31 ,*3l 5 eeedingly vain, coarse-miaded, cunning, dishonest character. COALS.-Thrli- ef Doo.-The yollowin th fts 6d to& 9d per bushel • new, flo. Barley Meal, 6s• Per after a redaction of 2a. per qr. was subrnitted to; finest Che. Nei. .Pa g are e• • • • 3001 S 7 UM 35 WS 34 18 34 0 107 24 aB6 0 Of course I don't say he absolutely visone • d his wife, nor do quotations : Adair's Main, 17s; Buddle's West Hartley, big. Oats, fines. po , . • tato 24 per qr. ; other qualities, 24e. Taber, 30a r • e good malting, 28s. • grinding bie • Teekeldre lssas 37 MA 21 ill II 1 641 43 1 . 25$ 4 Imy he told a lie when about to e swept into eternity ; 19e.; , . , Carr's Hartley lin • Eden Main, 20s. 9d. ; Huting's t° 2 do Deana, 431 . to 544 Per qr. , - Peu 42s to 456 Rve * l " 2 1r. ' I a ' " lamenoldre • . . poor lamp es 4s. to . Some good Malt offered. at 665. w a i. a .p.d _ 11176 33 tee S 3 61 69 11 33 531 II 120 23 .. ... ••• - but my conviction is, that from his unquestionab/y deficient Hartley, 19s. ; T infield Moor, 17s. fid. •, Walls End Be. 18e. per sack. Vetches, 7e. to 85. per bushel. per qr. ; moderate, 525. The demand tor Oats was My Oientarlthe AS MI MN is NM 33 14 41 11 ... =,,, • _las ?,:•;,. el • emerientieumeas--his marries love of approbation-his wicks and Co., 20s. 6d. ; Walls End Braddyll's Hatton, Maxcassrse, Nov. 27.-With a quiet trade during the limited ; the best made but week', prioss; commen sue Esetheililil.... 1441 66 Ur 29 411 24 ... ... C• s'. Meat seeretiveneM and sctive combed? eness-he both could 215 ; Walls End Haswell, 21a. 3d. , _• Walls End Hatton, week. the turn of prices has been in favour of the buyer, inferior Is. per qr. lower. Beans were 2a. per qt. iffm; p.... 1.-......... ...... ...... '0 0 4: ' "-: .... ••. - • ' &whoa to ths f 21 • Walls End Lambton, 216 ; Walls End Stewart's, At Wakefield yesterday, previous rates were well supported, some very superior maize but 60s. per qr. • geed sew, Me e' and would penuat en a eery iset moment oa , 121 34 3.70 17 &is life." 6 21s. 9d.; Walls End Tees, 211.--Shim at mazket, 146. but at Liverpool there WAS BOON reduction on the value of to 48s. Peas, best, boilers, 441. per qr. ; geed gm, 40s. ~.. IMMINMWOMIA Avaralla „MN ill 914111 MI OM 21 11 rll - 6 - 4111 19 490 40 , -.1 . . r.t ir . : e t- ,e- --! ''''.. _ .• , Pie 1.• , . • "9 e--- ..4 y. 7.‘ .