The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-01 00:00:00

*ILIAD'S MOSIINEsT.—The fooadatioD4toso of Ihe CuDeism memmeat wen ea Workaday kW with ms , male beam& A puebsteur, eestaisimi iM idlewinp, was mof by die mentery : "TM rousdaties eteue of the Cullo den meaumeat—• stememest admit by midis mbecripties. sett &Mead to the memory of tke breve Hieblemice• who • M Celisten en the ICA rri Apra. W p I 1 all he • (Sees 'Ada they •••••ieuiLuely b.li•••41 to In a Just ene—wee laid ea the 194 Napa tuber. 1849. by William An imas, BACK, of Me dt. JAW. Oyes Mice Mum Ledge of Tenn, la mama of tbe Weirton Wks, who kasha poommils fres Imams be Mot w.apet : Thaw Mastesolm =On, orddemt Ma sad Jae IMA" llemersim boilikent rao etamtary." lame &Mem •Mtel de memived es this Oda, lo.] parehmest been pkeed widda a One berm. wit!' seise ef tbe miss from • upwards, sepia el the hearers weinospees, as.= wee sealed sad Ited, sad she suns wee isslored with the anal ewense The seessiodes el she earsessay wee hailed with three sheers by dot tarp weird, sad et the OM, 11•21111,0 t twe lame samesochseodili es Deo Me newer ibr ibe 0111101161111. bap. • eeyel mow The eseestasas trill wren the highest reset ea she Meer of Cavite. The est Awes fre the is is that spa whisk the dm& seek Nos shish sodded the fate et the day, sad Winos the 'must wow marred. It is wit is the Ilse losipied by the foremast seek of the filiblood army, sad slushy the keg trench, still grass, ohms site Wised re brave ass wise is that streggia.— A. Seer. Mt ALDZIMANIO PLOGINIMAM.—At tits Liableld rtural I:o:aser, es Woilimitob the slialosos (Lord im ie r Pars, M.P.) West ossousais that day bial bed argsisitisa to the satiety is the pones of Alderman a " opclasd, sod he had authsdty to stabs that the n : t omb : 4 Marmot shallosesd asy atomiser of the stagy to with limv—(lsoghisr) he say masa apes howls.■dare whet. (Cheers) ifs hardly over Mow e 4 a alialloses - holag publisly saw* it mamma not whet the subjoin of it was, testhw, yashtisg, r:Z dh aiesdai, wilily, Cr what Ira, wbisli wss to lobs, sad be did sot deepar Maris& bo!oes he MA asset, *at the Wonsan% shallow bad hew iiiMpled. (Los#stwc) Ism doubt hair, ssitartistil whither the slam= most to plash la poems or aey Mr dolmas sista roes sod said that Ito had waisted the /Min at the =go. The worthy alderman hold the (Chores ,eta lawestsr.) sapalstlisiss id ea Mmeta Oapriaad as pisschsses were Shea oar vested, wad cams wore mods al Yips odds is favour. The shakoes sesssesod. mild sub email% that Mr. Gems had mospOod the shalitspe. Mr. Gomm, however, repudiated, obwirri tholl slows - ha sad be would swept ths olbr be hog mhos a taw Alma of wise. (Laughter.) It appeared Is be sadsessood‘ fitraw. that Mr. Goose will plough with the alderman. - -me sus else will be lowed to try his mettle.— Woloorhomeoes Oblosiek. A MAX BEol.—Z:balms Carr, 0( BBlunar*, far charged Hoary Widdoweem his next-dew neighbour, with milking his (Carr's) sow s ad fleabag the ic• and Widdowsow alined Carr ad hie son with eassuldni him by amiss him in the leg. Mr. Whitfield, of Rotherham, appeared for COT, and Mr. R. Drumhead, of Sheffield, for Mathews's. The evidence of Carr and his son se to the milking of the cow was to the fellowieg effect :—The prose cutor keeps two °owe, and one of them has for some time been milked in the night, and the milk stoles. During the night of as 154 h of August, in easequtnes of bowing a footstep near his house, he called up his son Jerepit, and they searched the premises, each havirg • gun with him. Nut finding anything tutu anal, they proceeded to the cow pasture, • distance of about 500 yards, and thus saw • man in the act of milking one of the cows. Unobserved by him they crept within six or cidht yards of him, and saw that he was milking into a tin milking can. They mild not see who he was. The man, as soon as he became aware of their presence, jumped up, poured the milk oat of hie us, and ran away with the can upon his left arm. The younger Carr commanded him to stop, but he preferred running forward. They both pur sued him, repeatedly calling upon him to stop, but when they bad run about 60 yards they found that he was cutettip ping them. The prosecutor then told his son to are his gum tame the ground, foe the purpose of frightening the runaway. Be obeyed, but still the ma• ran forwards, and he threw his I can away Into a wheat field. 13-on afterwards the younger Cur caught him, and then fur 'ha first time diseciv..red who he was. Th ey took him to their own house and kept him there awhile. Be then stared that when they found him in the field be was going to Luke Worrall's wharf to fetch sense coals, and he bagged that they would sot Worm aphis him. They estimated the quantity of milk salsa at between two and three quarts. Atter keeping Widdowsen • poisoner In the Uwe awhile they let him go, and allowed • fortnight or so to elapse before taking anaw e emiedings against hias.—Ms Drumhead I rowerassiatid tor's Bea at some Ism" with the infristisa of show •i that he had shot Widdemea immillselly. lie thee proposed to aides the court, and to all *tams on behalf of the prisoner, but the beach isterbesdosid apremed a deter eased= to send Widdewess for trial es the *ergs Meted. lug the milk, who after ime thee be wse_thess ank les the cow, was =ambled isemebeglye—a Diem ALLIGID MUIDIIIL—On Friday, Henry Glover, sea of a respectable farmer, of Lee-busse, Les, sear Lovas Railway Station, wee slurped before the Mimes of Prestos, with the wilts' murder of Edward Latham, a gardener, eta played by Mra. Pod ter, at Aehton-lOdge. The de mised was found on Monday last by Pollee-constable Biadle, lying under one of the arches of the Wyre Railway. Life was salient, but the body was quite warm; blood was Iberian from his nom and ears. The body was forthwith ,emend to the Rthistone Arms publie•house. Mr. R. Palmer, the district comer, having been apprised of the Seam of tk• body, held an inquest as the same, when it mmeirod that the prisoner sad the demand left the Water Trough riblialsome ea the previews Sunday night in cow paay with other sea ; the latter left them, and shortly after a ponon named Charles Millington saw the prisoner standing up sad the deceased on the snood, when the former said, " Haat then had though ? " Witness west towards the one ea the round, when the Slit ems ran away a few paces, but returned directly, and seeing whams he said, "Holler, Charley, is that thou ? " He proceeded along the road in esuipsey of the prisoner, when the pneoner said, " Shall turn back sad liaisk his t " Witness replied " No." He afterwards mid it was a bed Joh, and winless must nut men doe what be bad d.sa. TM ewe eseensing such a &veins's ecmpkaioa against SIMI peuirmer, he declined to my anything in Ins defame, and be was resmsded. MONEY MARKET. Ssurcusssm Zvissums. Notwithstanding the absence or any important operations on the Stock Exchange to-day, the tone of the market for the English funds, as also for railway shares, was evidently more buoyant, and in both the feeling was in favour of an advance. Carols opened at yeA rday's closing prices, 923 to 3 for money, and 923 to 3 for account, and without other fluctuation closed at 923 to 3 for money, and 923 to 93 for account, with every appearance of firm ness. Exchequer bills advanced in price to 38s. and 41s. premium, which may be regarded u a fair criterion of the cheapness and want of employment for money. India Bonds were malted at 781. ; ditto, under 1000 L, at 73e. prem. • - In the foreign home the business was limited. Buenos Apes Bonds saf red a further heavy de cline, and were Mr lad at 401. Russian realised 108. The actual business was :—Buenos Ayres at 431 and 401. Danish Tres per Cents., 1826, 77. Madcap ex coupon., for account, at 271 and /. Por tygoese Four per Cents. at 29i for money, and 291 for account. Russian at 108. Spanish Five per Cents., for account, at 171; ditto, Passive Bonds, at 31. Spanish Three per Cents., at 34 and 341. Is the money market this week there is no varia tion to notice of the least importance. It may be ob served that there is perhaps lees difficulty carped rad in placing money at call, but the rate has not varied from 2 per cent. Discount is freely given for knows paper at 21 to 21 per ceat. The amount of bullion in the Bank continues to increase. The Bank returns last night give the amount 13,114,8781., which shows an themes dating the mouth of 333,0281. It is generally believed that money is likely to become more in request, particu larly for leans to foreign state*. We most cordially join our contemporaries in condemning and exposing the 'folly and madness of lending British oapital to foreign governments, and this especially when there are . near and opportunities of investment in this °retry affording the game return with infieitely greater security. The intestine ware on the Cuatinent daring the last eighteen months have ex horted the finances and crippled the resoorces of many of the governments, and no less than five out of the number are at this moment at their wit's end how to provide for their expendlore and maintain their credit with the public. Loans, as usual, must be had recourse to. Austria has already communed with or fbr 7,000,0001. France will soon be in the market with one for 8,000,0001. Tuscany, Naples, and Piedmont each want, by way of an instalment, about 1,200,0001., to say nothing of Spain and Portu gal, whose case appears worse than hopeless. We have enamereted upwards of 18,600,000.. sterling already known as loans on the tafris," one and all of which we trust will be toe diMoult for negotiation in this market The following is a statement from official soarers of the amount of the precious metals exported from London daring the week ending the 27th Sept., viz.: Silver eoin— to Hamburg, 112,746 cz. ; to Rotter dam. 4,000 oz.; to Mogadore, 1,300 om ; to Dunkirk, 10,000 oz.; to Belgium, 122,000 oz.; to Rs& gee, 20,000 oz. Silver bars—To Boulogoe, 14,000 oz ; to Calais, 76,000 os.; to Hamburg, 9,400 ca. ; to Dan kirk, 80,000 ea. Gold ooin—To Hamburg, 9,460 os. Gold bare-113 Hamburg, 1,400 oz. ()old dust—To Hamburg, 318 oz. Making a total of gold dust, 318 z.; of gold to buy, 1,400 os.r,of gold mip es ;of salver coin, 270,046 os. , • silver, 139,400 oz. The following is our list of which Dames wee dose in • . g At, 30 Missise• 10 113INsis lavas 10 11 Nom oseetne .111 OuniSsipep_ NO Ouse JINN al imbed SO sad Osar S. looorildw solTabildoo--- Si a. 1 SO tads sad Ikelltod.. 111 Lois sod Oloirait . 100 loodlo. 9,lolotosilloo‘lio . a. — . 11 10 IN looftosol IINIIM 11 10 WAN rOSS wales ........ 1 :1 NO .. Wes 410 —. 10 es. OJT P.-, 18 ' 11 - 7 -7" 11l so. dl, 11 lit !{ASlasidlildis.. •• -... Ssi Seri Illsra .BZ. 47. ifj U Saudi WEIN ei SS Tark.lllswasiak Issollsnrilk.. .. 114 SO York NA Nati Massa _ «.......... MI The above table does not show that marked is provement is the prime of railway shares which it was generally expected would follow the aaessessa ble panto of the preceding week. They are, however, musk firmer in tone r and public eionlideoce begins to be re-assured. The statements moistly gives to the public by many of the leading compaatee, have made us acquainted, in ememoa with the directors them selves, with the Mlles, to use the mildest term, which have been committed ; and we now know the fell extent of their liabilities, and the =- pew es of working. &a, thus enabling us to make oar own ealculatioas, and to form ear own judgment as to the prospects for the future. In doing this there iac al 7thing to encourage the expectation of in cn tea& ; and if, according to Mr. Hattea's stakeout of the Meat Western Company's affairs, an increase of 20 per cent. oa the present trs s would double the amount of dividend, the same principle moat be applicable to other lime, and wecoufess we see ib iag tojn-tify the rapid do preciathe which railway ea•ty so recently ma- Wald within so short a piw, whilst the probabili ties, es many lines, are in favour of an improvement. We do not anticipate, nor do we desire to see, a re turn of railway shuts to the unreasonable premiums they attained to three or four years ago; but we believe that the greater number of these undertakings, under economical and judicious management, will gradually recover from their present depressed vain., and pay the pro prietors a fair and equitable return on their hived :mum. To effect this, we believe it necessary that the rate of speed per mile for goods should be re duced, by which a great saving of coke and wear and 'ear of material would be obtained, as stated by Mr. Macgregor, the chairman of the South Eastern and Dover Company, and also that the tariffs should be revised, fixing a minimum as well as a maximum rate, that nothing may be carried which is not really pro fitable. The following statement, prepared and condensed fom various oecial returns, will be found to present an intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by the banks indicated, both positively at the dates of the accounts last made np, and comparatively with returns for corresponding periods: The aggregate average of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, according to the returns last collectively eompleteil for all the banks of issue stood, for the four weeks ending the Bth of September last, as fellows : ammo/ PrivatitZta Zoladint teas lirlit hanks bake lonia g 18,451,608 2,327,987 1,437,332 ... 3,038,222 Weal *Walks —weekly seem* .... e31,111,87e Yoe the Mx wake waft Await 1 1 Duerase. Sept. II The decrease was thus composed : Bank of Eng land, less, 840,8401.; private banks, leer, 123,1401.; joint-stockbanks, less, 73,7781.; Scotch banks, less, 22,6481.; Irish banks, lees, 21 6271. The Bud home of the private banks being 4,815,4561., it follows they were below the amount, 1,487,48 W. The fixed isms of the joint-stock banks being 3,409,9874 it follows they were b:low the amount, 952,4611. The fixed issues of the It ish banks being 6,354,4944 it follows they were below the amount 2,643,0491., with specie In hand to cover Manes for 1,636,0171., be-ides. _ _ _ The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3,087,209 L, it follows they were below the amount 33,887 L, with specie in hand to cover issues for 903,184/., besides. The average of coin and bullion held by eke Bank of England, daring the four weeks ending the Bth of September, was 14,730,2091. ; increase on the pre viola month's returns, 147,3351. Ihe average of specie held by the Irish banks du re tt ni the r same term was 1,835,0171.; &crease on the return, 52,7814 Ti. average of specie held by the Scotch banks during the esme term was 903,1841; decrease, 47,8221. The yearly wimps:lean shows the following dif ferences in the circulation Beak of Wool. OM Milo broke, kis hist Sink baukk hos Boskit leadir. more, beaki. r,710 A 137,152 14,429 MOO 453,1135 Dalai Hut of anima sad !soli 1125.616 3119.711 Drarean at the per on lams raw The yearly oonipiuben of tho coin and bullion Asada than : bask at Togimael, 1 Irla books, mere kook basks. Mr 1,304,734 66,144 loan= =balance, Sept. 5, ISO 11,34480 MINES.— [From the Mining Jorrnal.]—The trans. actions is the mining share market have proved above the usual avenge amount, and suck more would have beat done if sellers could have been found at fair market pried The advance in the standard for copper ore, and the OW sem of the metal market, together with the very gmasud Improvesear which have taken plate In our leadier mimes, pees* • highly satienday and encouraging primped for *me who lavasted when the market prises were quoted so law, sad wenblinail so for many mouths. Is some testae= shiest have adramil from 20 to 40 per cent. on the market =emindre of the dividends that have itansWy pea noes results have erected a eomsiims iBa des at emdthoes in the mining interest sturdy, as to the rang d investments I. oar leading and legitimately suaged Idea. Ores* Omielliated shams have beret in request at Iste quotations, *I demon at our press*. The Was has made • profit of surly 8001. for the Ws two menthe, and is new stated to have very much improved. Trelawny and Trento, are reprommted as having Improved, and buyers have aprarld at advaned piers. Is Radioed United sad Madly Bills many shares have eltaageOasda. la *tomatoes's of the very considers** discoveries at Tn. delay sad Barrier is the 139 sad 241 fathom lever, the shams have bees aunt dr, end 'bursa de* eit adverted rrßuses me slut le be heM Bees* Sae& i, Rea* Tresses, Ind Wheal Rare, and other leading miser The ematiaued improvemests at Birch Tor sad Vitifer mines have meat* esosideeable local bigotries for those shares, sad shins ere drat at advanned pram Tweets ware orek in desesad yesterday, and some bad ness dome at as shames en quotations generally gives. We stand bet week that, is death Bisset ore ground won laiimesula the estissated ranee/5,00K ; it should Ira bees SOW, es handed. Sham la the lotle*u airs have bees done during the week :—Davos Great Nosek Bast Whral Rose, Tineroft, Ord Oonedideted Misee,Treleidi Cease* Bedford United, Trelasney, Warp Ikea, Beath Wheal JeSich, Trebling, Cam bers, Goo*, Wray Park, Masser sad Bedford, Bitch Tor sad Vitlfer, W. et Provides.", Ritmo& Lied, Tads key sad Barrier. At the Treviskey and Barrier meeting • divider! 041. per share in Tr delay was darted, reserving a Wiese is hand of 961 135., ld., with ore bills eersiag due. The prig for the mouthed Jane and July is shows at 4581.115 - In Barrier the loos oa the two months is abut 21,1. **balsam nowdne to the parer amesatiag t0901.44.10d- Tbeellinfel se* sort oldie* is !tight, easseasemi p the 248 sad >M Or levels, ands wises eemmodealbethe emu, are reptestated as being very missiles ; 350 tor of on were samr po t t a the 19th for Jaly sad August, and 350 tons were an far September cud October. At the Great Polstooth meeting, the acesounre showed—dm sold in August sad September, 6,2461. 8.. 11d. loans a Wender to credit, including balance of last sessmat, 1,4801.75. 64. A dividend of 41.10 a. per share was dedmail, leaving baienne to credit, 3081 To. 51. At the Wmt Downs meeting there d • below against the mare of 2011. 4a. 4t, sad a of Si. per doe wee made. At the Ored Bough Tor meeting the delude' stateelimil showed a balance of 2741 10a. 9d. against adventurers, he discharge which, and for 'arrest operations, a cal. of U. par share woo deeded. The curie's report holds out eased rummest. more particularly in the eastern part of the tare, where the prospects are more favourable—the lode In the £1.217,371 91,1117 4:44106 Didast beotaid baaks THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EV,4Miri,G, OCTOBER 1, 1 9,460 UAL keg produeiog pod atoms of ore, with hadleatione of on • t adier ut#4heki, of • wiliZre i Weal At At • ; lag, liOtto woo heitrathe faded , Imola fulist ilia MAW ; a le roping top mew le fa. le;e1 5 1 . to-121.105.e -pm ; end la a halted, sea at ef ths eartae that, fa. ►the lode Is pr 10 e/tabs 1 tea per ha. r Ti store have ate base pretlestieeyandlibeasetesas7therhineerie-eremed, sod the. Woe emelt rue adas alinethen, et wreaths,. At the Asturian , a very lees OIONGine mused, sad • lr dial of Intimat Mad. Kr. Mesa tweepbt *smart some sharps aadaet the &reams, it trio, of a miens mamas, sad, es the whale, se ems party seemed tabard with the rash of the ousting. The re port of the aoantittee was rehateatly adopted. Is hydro thisekthe We( balsas 'dela has bees fa Na tional Ikaa/11108, Pylon Anterallen, Alas, Imperial &gallon, sell United Magian I ls the two Mart tiers bee bath ea ads, lanairy, sepsidWits. the Mama' Bra m-Was, arisiajk s eet troy olareisio ieepeeemesia which have Tbeirtasewith *ma le th e produce to the of Kay, wid th Wei buil Opp* weak. imp, mks. 26 I and for a eseregyealles man of days, balsas( the 3rd of July" elks. 7 3 1 7, his Coosa alone, ban sore the rubad the aspeetatioos of the as. pa-y. Tito advises are to the 6th of Jaly, and the discovery woe male ea the 23rd of June, the pesepseta embalm and pandas. the scat flattering moult( The predate Iran Caw, loin the 24th June to the id July amounted to mks. 17 31 17; from Cuiabo, from the 26itJune to the 661 July, was ob. 1 6 7.49 2 6 17. The total amount of geld Mad hem Craws, Ina Nay 2 to July 3, appears to be inks. 47 0 6 69. _ . . Tktllinitd Maximus Cowpony lava reeelvei a resit. tines, wider data 13th Assad, 'Gadding of 15,000 Iderkan gayer dollars, sad 500 gold outlets, valued at 9,000 dollars, nuking toc. up° dollars. 0 slag to sole saddest, the natal , skes did not arrive by the Watt India mail steessr, bat my be expected in a few di', e, aid New York. Lettere have bats rewired boas Linares to the 15th last., advising the arrival of etas of the boilers, zed that the ere* des of the engine was progressing meat satisfactorily. The mom favourable tuition have beau remised from the North British Australasian and Seoul& Australian Com peaks, which have sassed a emaiderable 'Assam fa the Stock this dsy Oulu Denim last week Do. Inds tst Jams Mad Isso week Do. from Ist Joao rko T. G Ws dojos. cwt Do. lbws last nifty...— 12,439 2,6211 24,947 4024 10,247 475, Od. SOL 66. 13,123 1,624 30,323 7,634 41,316 47604. 436.30. 81,737 2,190 13,163 6,916 36,427 Ha 94. 394. 6d. FlDll.—BaLtoresearo, BUM N.—Turbots, 4.6 d. to 12.. Is. to b. IL; sod. b. bd. to 40. ed. ; "titian; Id. to Id. ; mot Amos, 7d. to ltd. per lb.; Ides" N. tolls. 30. ; did b d . dd . 03 L, orb; Itooodsro. Is. ltd. to 1.14. oar , Mo., 41. to Ss pa , pair; la. 44. to fa. pot gallon ; blister; ltd. Ia Is. 2d. per dm . : hook Id. to lOC joi doo.; pr000t ; L. per lb. ; doormen onto% pawls, Ito. lob &; end toot natty% sa d , id ed. pert aint COTTON.—LrmarooL, Barr. 29.—The tasrket teas was doll but = and the sales were about 3,000 brier, bensSOO taken ter MAXOIII3IIVIS, Barr. 29.—T1e bale a 1b seeded it WU Meowed/a mordiente sombeterereas the larbenge Ode Ireersingliod Int have to do brim. Per Se ladle .mitt the lebtadviese have net Mid le memego sitte idgeents, I become thine were large experts test We B&W ea lie we of U. Mal. Acid& It modal would mow dog west prang Mande. Nor are the Whites from the Leong fir be* die andmial markets of a dravatos to enocorage bola= at geseent Mee; lag the great cab& to Wm at present le be the wasertela state of the aterbet ler lbe raw niaterlal, whtea bee deolloWl to the went of an elgedi pee in garb* the put week, and barn are operating with great angle% la the expo:coke at a rill farther decline. Both for yam rad deik ry prior were drooping to-day, and were very irregular end finwitigaste. WOOLLENS.—Laws, San. 29.—Thus was only • Waited bedew dose to the Doth-balb to-day. Stooks, however, are very low, aad the aseableetwers ere well eimployed In making goods to order. la the waroboares • kir tossiskess is Asia( ha this memos of the year. COALS.-00r. 1.-13kipa at market, 30. Can's Huth y. tea ; &Ma Mats. lb.; Easthars Wart*, lea.; Wait Hasti ly. Walls W Bata^ las. Id .; Walla tad Ilets, POTATOWL—lovrawmix, Ost. I.—Tke surivals of Pastor:in to the theme din ban b id le few, that w an handy en the men bee hanntheut at the welereilt Thee hen an Oss. Vain have ansE tie eldierae, me mei Wain len thnikeled ask wan. There is sr dealt the waft, ef l = nests dosherA jeer le maw Una ft hes ins sine the int etas diem& The hinder an this de re nine : Tart Thla Is 11111 L p low; Boot* Gk. to 705.; heels:a whine, Wt. HOPS.—Bozolunt Mum" Oct. I.—Mesas. Palisades sod Smith mart that thus 1m a mod *maul tor rot gag% at the prim: M. sad East Kama; IL 10a. to 101. 100.; Weald at tetra 10.. to IL; Orr; IL Is. toll. 10a. Doty, 110,0001. CATTLE, 11*--Einalumli" Gar. I.—Ws here mein a Lugs sagely d lissitalnejks Arisen nuance ere not say oira. that. Trois is tasananglg dal ; owing to the mild mother sad tots bo w ml i b e gma wok wily lark nest is vented. The most selling disseripikes, blow ot disk lowsity. an on mesh lower, bon Wird Milialig wsniltilm infiasn be sokL The annessr d Moue is =am Ise; a Is. however, mere than sae. swats to die daseeng, weds' is very /inked. A kw 'hole:. lbws old mobs di. 9s tads *or Cases etatkass very had. ProsiVer may sod Wang lbw, ere 04$ Seeset, 4.710 Shan, sad se ad v . ; Lamar awl Safbarspes" 3,000 1m ti; Lincoln. 400; sad Om kik" Ilk No gl iget L S ti . il ...ratrir.d4,2-.. I. t 0 . d o Mg 3 4 3 6 Him Long-w 001........ 3 4 3 e _WI Dads. Wawa 0 0 0 5 Van 2 0 3 0 Items sad wean 1 bundle 2 8 3 2 n o . s 4 4 4 1 Da do. dices —.OOOO 5.4 liaZ ii iiiTtiiiii 3 s 4 01 iambs_ ..„„ T O . I 0 0 o PIP 190. nerAw es mem% 4,700 ; Onsets tad 1 . 1 . 1101 . =NWalva. 171; . BILEAD.---BErr. 22.—Th• prime of wheaten bread in the metropolle are from eld. to Td. ; at howedteht ditto, bd. to ap. per On teat. POULTRY,&e.—NIWOATI AND LIBADINKALLABPT.29. —Oar. to ed. fa as. da. ; fowls. Is.p Iddge.o to as. Id.; chokes., I L Id. 3s. Od. dodo, Od. 9d. ; r, h. to N.; harm, to. to 4 to , semi; muting% Is. ed. to 20. dd. ; sad groom, h. Masi MIA bottOt, dd. to 94. W.; sod Meta ditto, Ot. to Ito pet dam Da; Mob p% h. 9d. to Itt. ; Irmo& Ono, is. Id. to N. ad lop& &to, h. WILL 100. COlRlVrilb.iistiixo, Oat. I.—Oar market was tolerably peg reolirra , Me im rsokt by butd-aarriap 111111Ipies tr o t i r y 68468 I 421: alma malatobbed to mot ot ma ks gilljra per qr. The domed/to irk What Ina taw SIN " ilise of la parte. Plsormisireredirillet mi C is sera woe to. limps& . Pee pi MEW odd la la emir. Marie t jlis sae of OM a slaw. Oda ma be mamas wake toms .ban oa Oda day artwalglat. MOM auM4 mil Par mist ba wad Ibt. lower. Bursa. ealWass per Qr. Waaar.Millzottill tale la 44....0bada 311 to 41 at 46 sadaß.lllB4atori.. do l7 to 40 to 44 ?dams 'pm or tatnalla Caakb. a Lim, rod... IS to 40 to 43 -whits-- aa to 40 to 44 Ilia.— . . . Court, Periat. 21 to 24 ..diott bog r 24 to 98 96 co 90.. AIMS OWN m ie " tring.. .... -.16 to 16 to Is. .... ——to Moab -. 16 to 19 to 204191...y0ut0 IS to 24. 09 Mrtritt b Stoke Ned 19 to 91. at—potato 21 to lb Oil Mit ...—..-- 19 to les Id.. 19 to 170 Id DIM . . 19 on 210 141.9 . OD 44 Ps" U to We M. ample V. la . . to to 40...40perel 4O to 42 White 24 to 19...bekere. 2s to 90 ......... All Oa. in a 9 Ite. hr mitt at laubs I on. Toweadade. delivered 42 to 44...1ne household 32 to U SW Mk rod 11411011 i 81 to $4 to 34 POSEIGI4. —-" • ia -- Wiwi. DIN* ON Igaisaiii. . 40 to 44...1a0 ». 44 to 43 ramsrausss=, aad Iket.la. 41 to 48 Itari AN rid N sal RIIIIIIIffr 37 39 m 41 Satalass...—. .... Uto 33 _Egyptian Dawdle sal Odor s 32 OD Of a1ai11ia........ ...... .. ... to —...Aostralian 45 to N Oars, Baum l4 to 17 ToNarsaima sad etrslaud l5 to II Swodisk sad Dula 13 II to 17 ishaelaad sad Data hod ...„.». 12 N to lb Ditto Blow— 17 to N.. hod —. !mitotic— ir 23 so 26 ..iol . -- 23 tr 17 Caulks rim*. Fix sook N 200124.. Um ......... ....... ..... at to AZINTAUI MO LONDON nom UM WIT. TO Oh UP?. Qrs. 80/l 6. both. kik. Foreign. 1 Moat " ............ lUN ..... NON Oats .. Naha ............ N 413 I. 1 —i .. .1100 11319 . 163 3J4011 Roar. 2,909 wain; bursts. Italt, 3,519 qrs. 4101110•111, Sept. 29.—We had a good attended/or at seer ferket today. The supply of Wheat was abundant, sod the quid* re, superior. The demand was slow mid small, at a redoo flea la. NIA per gr. below the rotes of this day r ek. Moue r helm Bari Is Aye not sloth burros doing, and the tars of prise was in Mew of the buyer. A small supply of old Barley, whir tallisseted lateteress. New Barley begins to appear; the way is an d the current primers hum 26a. to 24.., but r yet wiry kw have been effected. Oats are In Ready demand, sad Orr at Ira eras. Beans and Pees are to small demand, and aly uesibeeed. Wheat, old. W. to lel. pet load ; sew, W. to 101. Ineley„ Itage. Ma, te ; eed, tr. to ISA Oals, 16e. to 22a. Bank 1116 to Sr. Per, Hs. tors. Molt, Oa. t :Os. Bye, 112 a to re. New Vetches, lie. Ad to le. pm bushel. neer, 10a. to 31e. per rd. ATL3IIIIIIM, Sept. 29.—Whest is good supply, bat slow cafe, though card at Ism than Yet week. Wheat, N. 10s. to W. per t Uoad. Oats 111. Barley, % 211 to ru pm , qr. Beans, 265. to 3.3 e. Pr; Ma. to s. BATH. Sept. 29.—We had a dull market this day, and Wheat may be quoted le. per qr. lower. Io other descriptions of peals the prier re much the /MUM as last melt. Wheat, re. to 42e. Barley, malting, re. to lb. ; griodiug, 22e. to 20s. Beans, old, re. to SOL ' • sew, We. to its. Per, 261. to 20a. Oats, white, 20s. to 245. • blocs, 10e. to 20.. BenzunD, Sept. 29.—W0 had a larger attendance today than at soy market since harvest. A large quantity of Wheat on offer, at a decline of la. per load of 5 bu she ls. Malting Parley was mere Jr:lrked fur, and realised about 6d. per v. more money. tats,Deane, and Peas without alteration. Winter Tares, 3d. per bushel lower. BIRWICI, Sept. 29.—At to-daye market there was more l new grain oaring ; a great part In bad coedition, particularly Wheat, and 2a. selling at Oats, ths annexed prices : qr. Wheat, Hs. to 465. Barley, 19a. to 2 16s. to pa Bostrow, Sept. 29.—We have been well supplied w , sh Wheat sod Oats In oar market to-day. Wheat sold s!owly at a further decline of la, per qr. No quotable change in the rattle of Oats. Nothing doing in other grain. Wheat, red, Ilia. to 4tai. ; white, 445. Oats, new 14s. to las. ; old, 20a. CAMBRIDGE. Sept. 29.—Our m. chat is well suppied with all corn, particularly of new Wheat, the quality of moat corn being very inferior. Wheat rather cheaper. Best Barley rather dearer, the former making from 4s4to Sa. ed. for wed per bushel; the latter from 2ea. to 38a. far the very anent. Other things mu.h as last week, CANTERBURY, Sept. 29.—We had a large supply et corn at market this day, but a very inactive sale. Prices about the mme. Old brown Wheat, 3 s. to 420. • new, 811 s. to 415.• new, white, ils. to Vis. Barley, SU to Ms. dats, 20s. Draws, 234. to CARLIBLII, Sept 29.—The supply of Wheat was very large, newly all of which was new, and a large proportion being n in a soft condition mused a very slow demand, and for sock there was a deline offall,y Is. per bushel. Ilse empty of Oats and Barley rather limited, aM sold at much the same as last, week. Wheat, whits, aew, Ifs. to 181.; Inferior lower ; old, 19s. to Ws. tkl.; red, new, 13A. to 17e• old, 1 7 s. to Barley, new, 10s. to Ils. ; old, 10a. tolls. Oats, pasta, 7s. to 86. 3d.; common, Gs. M. to 76. Flour, It. ltd. to as. Id. per NOM Oatmeal, la. Bd. Ryenicel, la, td. Barlevneol, Is. 4d. COLCIIIISTIII, &pt. 29.—Wheat is today fully Is. per qr. lower; supply is heir, End &nuts are reluctant seers at the (k. cline. lied sells at tram 425. 63 41s. prr qr. ; white in proportion. No alteration In the price of Ilsrley ; the supply is tha largest siooe harvest, and with it is a larger propott onot spindles. keens are in fair supply, and sell at late rates. OLOUCESTIII, Sept. 29.-A largo fair held here jute/tip,. and the Queen's visit this morning, caused a very small attendance at Our mark 4 this day, and hat titt:e business was in consequenestrana acted. In English Wheat lees money was taken for all but the fine 4 ruing** of wham very few were effered. Foreign moot be quoted at the mare prior as last week. Fine Barley in fair deemed. Oats more off slowly in retail. The following are the prices Wheat, F.nglbh, whits, imp. bushel, Se. to Se. ed.; red, 3e. Od. to 511. 3d. • Dantsio ((white ), per 4801 hr., 6s. Od. toes. 3d.; Polish, Porse: replan, ftitia, 4e. N. to 3s. Oti. • Odessa, Martanopoli, soft, 4s. ed. to 4s. 9d. ; Other, Taganrog, hard, nominal, 4s. 3d. to le. 6d. Barley, Boehm, grinding, per 40011 m, 21.. m 135.; malib b lz g imperial qr., Ito. try s.; bilk grinding, 20.. to 225.; kreign, , 21s. to 235.; melbas, 23e. to 28s. Bea. a, English, per , 4s. to 4s. 6d.; fo reign, Egyptian, per 631111m,8d.; Freneh, Dutch, mill tick, Ss. ltd. to 4a. 4d. ; Irish, is. 10d. to is. Oats, Limerick, Wexford, Enniseerthy, white, per 31214., 18.. ed. I. IS.. Od. • COrk, Waterford, Toughen, 18a. to les. ed.; Welsh, black, 17s. ed. to 18s.; Irish, per 31Ate., 17s. to 17s. ed. Peas, grey and minders, per Meths. English, 3.. ed. to 3s. ed. Foreign, 3s. Bd. to a. 10d. Hour, test ;monde, English, to $3 . . Linseed Cake, per too, French, 71. to 41. Imports Ice the week ending Sept.*/ ; Wheel, foreign, 341 qrs.; Barley, foreign, 442 ; Oats, Irish, 266. GiiLDPOLD, Sept: 29. 1 0 us supply of Wheat was abed ant, quality exceeding y fine, but being more than sulking for the demand, buyers insisted on lower prices, which being conceded (In to ya per qr.), a large business was done ; superfine roes from 465. to SOL ; general prices, 40s. to 41s. Wheat, red, 34.. to 435. Barley, Xs. to ills. Stye, Ida. to 295. Beans, Unto 34a. Humour., Sort. 29. Thom on • good show of suispiss, both al Wheat ond ti =g eorn, the miners sad deters seem. log cautious buyers at the given last week. Preen: Wheat ler 68th. floe white, es. .to as. ed. ; red, is. bd. to is. 3d. Bor., hey, 34 4d. to Se led. Hem, 4s. to 40. ed. Oats, !a Bd. to Ss. 4d. Pees, 4s. to 4s. &L ; white hollers, te. ed. to es. HeIiTPOBD, Sept . 29.—The supply of Wheat large ; trade heavy, at ratharless mosey. Barley ruled extremely dull, and ts orpt the eery Soot saapka, less money was obtained. Oats support last more prism. Peas aad Bases nada tether leek money. Wheat, aew, its. WO.. per load. Harley, Ha. to Piss. per qr. 0 Sa, lee. to its. Per, les. to 21e. per teed. Deana, Its. to 225. Tares, 2341. to 265._ Bye, 174. to 20s. - • Kemper., 8. pt. 29 —We la • large supply of Wheat at market *day, Out a peat quantity was out of ao•Wtton, eassequeatly a deeltsela Taloa was submitted to, ssy 6d. per bad. Oats was In fata and was mu bought up at last we • k's rates. Wheat, NG. a SL mply. Si IS% pw bad se le slam ; Oats, 11d. to lad. per Mee. Amarkaa barrel row, Mt ed. to els. ed. Litmus's'," Sept. U.—There was a lara• supply of What at Ms MOrllitnerlet, which sold really, at Is. per load &whoa. Oatmeal d aid rather cheaper. Harvest nearly cm. algid. New Wart. le Va. ad. per MM. ; old, 28a to 31s. ad. Ontnisal,ths.ladls. przWah Lumens, Stit.l9.—We had • very good show of Wheat at wer midst INday, beg many e( the samples were In bed condition. Dry own tally . wowed Wit week's prices; and the same remark applies to Barley. Oats and Buns were in short supply, at previous rates. MAJICIIISTIPO, Sept. 29.—The corn trade during the pass week ire tired Woks preview Westgate state; little btuiness has been dans, awl prier bey, a t been maintained. Wakefield Ina Is. to is. per gneeler lower premed, kr new, end Is. for old Wheat. Liverpool thil. enel Was* • asidedly gro ssest decline. Prices were in Wow of Wpm Today we haw a slow trade for every amide ; no gamed Wpm/ Ike res eals W present co, sumptiow. We Nam tees esskgswe ter U. per lennel, hour :s. per sack, andl Mame far lard. no wheat der oth articles tends downwards. Whew, per baehsl of 70th., English, white, ta. 9d.to 7s. 3d.; rod, le. 411 pre W. W.; Obh, white, is. to N.; rid, Is. to h Oats,. pe Pd. earley,Wig of eelbe. ding, ed. r bask oteelles., Legible, Smirk we and e fine Mg* Is. to Id N. . to A.M.; kids kiln-dried runs, 2a. 4d. to 2s. 6d. Pees, per 3 imperial lamb* white and Moo boilers, 30s. to 32a. Flour, per seek of :80Ihd, English and Irish line, SOL to la ; inperfine, 33e. Od. to Ms. ; entre, 33e. to Us.; 6d Oatmeal, per li load of 1401 ha., English and Irish, Ws. 6d. to Ma NIIWCSIITLI-17POR.TIN2, Sept. W.—n. weather up to =a, was tolerably favourable let harvest °perukes, for, el. Mayy dew woo espaismad at Opt, the days proving dry latotiostioa oar Anon le mom ilarlytwo-thirth of that, Wheat and bot, from what wan Om% Usey have beau hawed too Sr; Wool we had ample endow it that hat by the nmolas ex hltradtoday, are being eamasty a Areal dot weealtuble to mil lan' am he beilse pereksoly Tinunlay sod mob nisi Os IMms, tod. IlOgom ealeadolt dleirsi= delft, it hated Me rano of miloton Milano • mid demo. position is Male tyhmt Odds we shod, Would. Pies pprenteast observed= we no Oh" Maribi Amos hoe mottos so atve esly blighted dam the mar OIL The Ingo doing Me memo week, though devoid of nalmalem, bonded Fog per wtlb a fair bad ono agog io De anteloort umelig lot twe rie r i e ms t lem. The be ocelyed ken Demob sod OM gm beat old Wberds MO to Meg r eft mloktg wish the aro top, sad that law - lipailas la ■ gal Ni, to be male this mama, VFW Immo ego prone rata. Atom. mann We_ h atop et Moat ham tie grower...OF ofthenew imp, Me loadltica Wog wrateb-41, lad. • it WU 41fteli ft dal boon mid doemed la their denoode, whoa weassolly a eleernase Wel illelid tom 112401/4 hum at& to me. per or. The wad bolog banesse raymner• au laltiLanivale of new Wheat, the caddy art ',WSW& of =left to be darned; boor moot Mous Wag so and" at vol. ;asWlls the beige% only a Nalaibmieme er • Odin at Is. to ile. pee gr.; cld brtng Yea* at mob boa Than rim were ellosted. Mgr tow trainotamo trto Ma moseermo, bat eft boo as Oprorlea it will Not he el aseemo ta mho berm' a am midis or to. rat. It rim that loalbet a domes el what we Imo saw sa Mt dirdng. ItannalNag Darter we tarn a Ton . NM sitheogls wady 11a perra a Melo novel new wan, we awn he ad*. oar fr wild, trod, at prong. as mug al so bop broom baring me Lap OWN of lo ideeedine welt mina.. who Mom Cl=loormaming main egiratine. nomebi wi wig to Noe mod Pear. MOT= isle, tai nitro alogut. WOO, DOW Iterdmobaraad old, white. Vo w ,1111.• new Odes, Me. to ; red See. to 40e.; Nato& sod dna& aW. widett e r.s. le .Alm 44a. le elle.; tow, MO% 4es. WOO.; MK 4de. to ; Uneate., old. 'WON 46e. to Ws.; red, 411 s. Ile 48 .; white. as to Me.; tyd, 44a. to Oa MOW rod Dui% width MO to NO; red, db. w Ma. Ho, MO& sad doßalk. 11. to M. latish Nod* and 11.11bili, SM. to elimallo, Ms. to ISt ; Northumberland nod NM* Mu to She.; aboyber, 24a. to 1111.; ORO* alafts. Plait, Me. M.; donate, SO'. to ids; Qty. Nordhomberhsrl rod Scotch pews, old, NW to Oa.; ems= sad Argos. aid, Ire. to 21e. Pew, Odes boilers, neadag, 7r,151a.1 pap mall omit, ND. to 20a. B. sew, kitsa no Plow, Ma Nrettas amitfertOrm. Orland, 31• to Us.; Norldk whits% id& Ito NO per mak home aorta KO. to WO ; We. Is dee. ; 27e. Yee.: MOON 24e. to a.; haunsbahli, Ma. to lee. Pole4do: Whet, Denali* and L'Ogeberg, white, Me. to Mo. ; I'd, 425. to tio ; Silesdak Me. be 44e. • red 42e. .o ; Neekkuburg sad Puearnalei„ Oft, 411". to del.; red, 41e. to 46e.; Essabarg h = . sod Ankal; utile, 445. to 465.; red, 42a. to 44a. ; HAIM „s r% 495. to 440. ; red, 40s. to 425. ; Petersburg ask Areinuntel, Wk. to U..; Odor*, red, ire to 40 6 . ; ditto Minh, red, 00s. 1 e Res, Ponsersallan end Prussian, 26a. to Hs.; itriaßeal, fa. to lbw Ponierunan and Holstein, 20s. At, Habib brow; 17a. to 20a. ,• PIXIMILIOKB ked, its, to' Ina.; Holstein and Danish, 14s. to I8a.; Archangel and Hip. Ha. hi 16s. Paws, white, 245. to 265. Beans, Frlestand, 30s. ken2a.; Its. to 245. 'The ordeals this week are : Wheat, scusselos, 1,710; 3,604. Rye, foreign, G. Barley. coast wise., 10; foreign, SU. alt, ematwise, 410. Oat% oosstwae. 4113 ; eskit, noir 661. Forst, frzeips, 110. 8e..., loreign, 240. Flour, 1,649 . _ 14MIPOST. ISLII or WIGHT. Sept. 29 —Our market tisk day was well supplied with Wheat, which tact a fair sale at about lest week's prices. Barley, Beans, and Pees the tura cheaper. Wheat, ids . to 40a. Barley, 32a. to Ma. Oat.. Ida. to 221. Beam. 30a. to 32a Noawma, Supt 29 —At OUT market to-day we had a loud 'bow of both ' end new Wheat front the fanners, bat the ba dness temeaeled am sot eatentive. 71te quality are are happy to A mosey report Is f i l i r b atter = tot some yean zar p l a t a y t. Pktr w . m ii i , ll pfsup the raw as We market day. 8e..., Pees, sad Oats on sr sem poles. Wheat, old, tftlat, 400. to Us.; red, Us. to 40a. • new, white, eta to Us.; new, red, 40a. to On per qr. Barley, smdak i rs. to 2k.; grinding, Yea. to Us. Beans, ate. to 375. Po" to Ns. Oats, hra to tart. Pb. household Flour, f 0.b., pet east of Mesa. floor., parchment Audit,. mocha aad Maiming cm ma's melt. lietall, la. M. per Meer. NOrnIIIIIIAX, Sept.Sl 29.—We bore to-day a gond supply Tf sow Vika etbalag t • semi kw a molests, bet la wry moderate medlars. smiths ale le beam but the &eke lots are taken at the rates of lid wok. Tim sons*. of old are but thinly shown, and may Woo be quail st Met week's ram. Orlnding Barley is in ilentiful =, bet ....erred lower ; malting samples ars not yet in de- Other amides mod no alteration. Parshsconnuou, Sept. 28. Althou-h our 'apply of Wisest tine to-day was muck below that of last week there wee a lair quantity offering, satt melt the very Onset description were folly Is. per qr. lower. Red, 611bn, tds. to 425. par v. A kit quo thy of new Barley and Oats, the teener stidlag Us. to 225. per qr., the latter id. to 9d. per Wise. Old Beans, Us. to $l. per qr. Pievroarz, Sept. 29.—The attendance at our market was rather thinner today, sad badman doll in Wheat and every other Whit* Wheat, sew. la to It/. per load; red, or., 91, to fO r rßarley, =Mat, 29e. to Us. per gr.; grindi, Vs. to 275. Oils. 17s. id. to 11%. Hank ilk to 325. Nam, 325. to bis. • Furrow, liapt. 29.-W• ars without say arrivals this week. The bads la the sarantime halt net varied rash, nd in the gams of all animation, the Noises satin an the ram% salsa have been to • limbed Went We had. law sampk. at When trews our neigldatinetag mows at our Oma lsabampa maradag. a great proportion of whisk was met of omditlus, and epos wait a reduction of le. dd. par wind], was mdeadttad to, Millstilm had masplas reonisd In value lid. to Is. peer IS.. Ms gamed quellabe of aaw and aid Irish declined hi. to gd. bushel ; Istaiga. naminal. Maar. tether Is. Old Oats. ;we Mina wilhcat a anpply of new. Ha ao Irish Wows' ea liand, 11apash msedisture tom • fair sham et adman at ear q- sue bat Nis mkt of all dmeriptions of tl4 was low_ though oared at a further abate moot end. to la. per load. Tim Mowing are the present prices ;- Wheat, Eagbeh, per windki at 121111 a, Laneaddro, new, 17a. 04. to 21s. ; red, Bs. to Shs.; Irk*, bubo* of 7111 n., white. gs. Old to Ils. 4d.; red, b. OW (658.504 d ; middling to good. lia. 41d. as . ..r e Ferelga, par WNW of 701 be., American and Canadian, while, had. 1075. gd.• red, fis. Id. to 6s. 10d. Dental. sad Konigsberg, high rpleed, 7s. 91d.; lade* Anatomy sad Stade, red, 6a. to 7s. Od.; Hamburg and Lower Baltie, red, en 9d. to la. 10d. ; Rot erdam sad the Rhine, rol, ea. 7d. to 6s. 101; Frank red, Pa std to ns. 4d. Mar, per peek of 24010. ., Ena11ah, ins to superfine, 265. 6d. to Us. teL siccing, 325.6 d. to Ple.; Preach, pm sack of 21040.., supergae snd extra super., Ws. to its.; Ammbao , per tel of 19glin tas. Id. to his. innealbut„ 246.6 d. tons. Besaa,per windbag 22011 m, Englichand 12a. td. to 13s. 6d. Peas, per 24010 n, white boilers, lin to ifs.; Irish • per 2OOlb.,maple and grey, 14 6. e d. to lie. Oats, per !mint of Mtn., bri.h, provender old, 2s. 10d. to 3s. 2d. Oatmeal, per load of Itelbs. English, new, Us. 6d. to his. 6d. Irish, eld, 210. to Us. Indian Corn, per qr. of 4801 M. to 298. Corn Heal, per pack of 24.10.„ white, English manufacture, 176. 6d. ; yellow, 16s. to 16a. 6d. Bran, per pack al ,20105., English and blab, WC nELDINCI, Sept 29.-It was the largest supply of Wheat at this day's market that we have had sines Lorna, the coaddion of which was act so good m hat weak ; midweek the trade was not so brisk the greater part was eventtudly disposed of eta decline cl about 2s. per qr. Coed old Oats command a ready isle at extreme prices; but inferior corn stood on hand. Melling qualities of Barley are Is. per qr. lower; but the dna samples were taken by =haters at the currency of last roarketday. SAPFILON-WALDIN, Sept. 29.—Wa had a good supply of Wheat this day, with a very heavy market, and all gotta of grain lower In peke. Wheat from 445.; bast, 4its. per qe. Barley a short 1 to supply, Hs SM. to 31s. Beans, new, 245. to 295. Peas, 265. to Ids. Oats, 3.1. . 6d. Snapresatray. Sept. 29.—We hod a rood attendance at our market. The supply of new Wheat was large, but scarcely a sample of old shown. The demand was however slow and the prices of this day week were with difficulty supported. Barley was in abort supply, which meta ready sole a: fully List week's prices. Oats also commanded • good, steady trade at Lite currencies. Beans and Peas excited but little attention, and the turn of prima was in favour of the buyer. nom and Bye underwent no chum. Vetches are in demand. Wheat, old, PM to 435.; new, Ma. to atm Barley, old, 225. to Ns.; new, 24. to 29a. Oats, black lie, to 225.; white, Ins. to 23a. Beans, 325. to 314. Peas, 31a. to Rye, 32.. to 3.5 e. Vetches, 2.5. to 235. per gr. Malt, es. to his bd. Flour, 30e. to 31s. per tack. WAIIIMINSTIIR. Sept. 29.—There was a large supply of Wheat to-day, and, notwithstanding there being a good attendance of Mama the trader Wed dull, and proses declined from is to 2a per qr., end much remained unsold. 01 old English Barley there was a very small show, and new is not yet supplied in large quantities. The trade was the-relieve arm, at the full currency of this oay week. Oats also met a fair inquiry, at last week's prices. Beans and Peas were without alteration in prima, and sales limited. Rye and Vetches in good demand. Flour and Malt a dull sale. Current prices of grain : Wheat, old, 300. to 415.; new, Stk. to Barley, new, 235. to 30s; old, 30s. to Ma. Oats, white, lem to 23..; black, lie. to 2ls. Balms, Sae. to PM ; new, Ms.' to Ns. Peas, Us. to 40.. Rye, Us. to 38s. Fleur 2Ds. to 30,. per sack. pm qr. Malt, es. 3a. to fa. bd. Tares, Ss. bd. to U. sd. per bushel. WINCMaaTilt, Sept. 29.—There was a very full attendance. The supply of Wheat was In excess of the demand, it !ravine gold less freely than on Saturday hat, and the priors of that day week we n barely supported. Old Barley was scantily supplied, with a lew sum. plea of new In est:client coodltinn. The trade Increases, end its late value was well supported. New Oats are very line; bulkiness Is more active, and arm at previous currencies. Beans and Peas are a du l sale, and the turn In favour of the buys r. New Veteber midi in wood demand. Rya, Flour, and Malt nnebanged in value. Wheat, old, W. to IW. lOc per lad; new ditto, 9i. to 101. 10s. liariey , old, Us. to 26e. ; new, 2G.. to .911 Oats, new, les. to 20e.; old, 195. Remo, old, SU. to 4a; new, 34. a. to 365. Per, old, 36.. to 40e.; new, 23e. to 33a. it) e, 325 to 14s. per qr. Flour, 60a. to 31s. per sack. Mad, 6s. 3d. to 6c 9d. Taros, Se. toes. per bushel. WISBECR. Sept. 26.—The supply of Wheat today is not so larger wee expected ; Oats, rather more. The beet descrip tions of Vilest ware Is., and the other sorts no. per lower than on this day week, with a good demand for the best qualities. For Oats the price was in favour or the buyer. Wheat, white, 40a. to 425. ; extra, 445. pea qr. • red, Ma to 401 • extra, 42a. per qr. Oats, old, 9d. to 94d. per Mou e ; new, ad. to 9J. Beam, SOL to z2a. per qr. • • - - WOItCESTU, Sept. 29.—At oar tn4rkat to-day tb. . WAS only a limited sup;dy of Wheat from the farmers, and they would sot give way in prier, but the trade ruled doll both in Eriglbh an 1 foreign at the eurremey of this day sennight. Very little doing in Barley, and the torn was in favour oi the buyer. Oki Osta unaltered, but new were offering cheaper. Beans Is. per qr. dearer. Peas held with rather more Benner. Yogic., Sept. 29.—Wheat in good supply, and 2s. per qr. lower. Barley is coming forward in good supply, but the quality is coarse; good malting quality sells slowly at Is. per qr. dt ethic. Oats 6d. to is. per qr. lower. Wheat, white, 425. to 445. per imp. qr.; red, 40s. to 425. Miley, malting, 26a. to 265.; grinding, 24a. to 208. Malt, Ns. to Sta. Oats, new, bd. to 9d. per stone 01410 s.; old, 10d. Flour, Ste. per seek or 280113 e. Dustier, Sept. 28 —After a fortnight of the finest weather we had yesterday a very wet day, but outcrops In this district haring been peners'ly secured, this rain has produced little Injury here. Our market this day we+ well supplied, and we must note a reduction of 6d. on Wheat and grinding Barley. and 3d. per barrel on Oats. Flour and Oatmeal were oleo bd. per ewt lower. For Indian Corn there wee al , oat no inquiry. Wheat, white, IS.. to 225.; red, 16s. to Mead. per t., Be. to 9s. GEL per 1961 6 5. Barley, 91. to Its Gd. per 2241 b. Sere, 9a to ite. ild. Rapeseed, tea. to 26e. Oatmeal, 10s. to Illa. per cwt. Flour, monde, lam, Od. to la. 6d. Indian Corn, 265. to 88. 6d. per 460105. Ilatraar, Sept. 27.—Tbe weather since oar last has con tinued dry, and the greater part of the crops of grain in this neigh bourhood are now secured; but there Is stlil a considerable quantity Oats tumid In the Isle districts. Our market, as yet, is only mode. rider su with new grain. Wheat commands last week's foe beet ; but Oats are fully did. per ewt. chesper i M new Oatmeal is also did. to 9d. per cwt. Lower than last week. Not much Barley offering. Good American Flour is scam, and in de mand. A fair business doing in foreign Wheat, or good qualitl, at rather lower prices. Indian Corn, yellow, 61. 13a. to 71.; white, .1. to - 1.35. per ton. Indian tarn ldeal, white, 71. to U. 13s ; yellow, 71. to 71.55. per do. Barrels, Its. to Its. ed. Wheat, 9s. 9d. to lOs. ed. per cwt.; now, Is. to Se. 6d. (late, 7s. to 7s. 6d. per cwt.; new, 4s. 6d. to Med. &grey, new, 4s. 13d. to 3a. 6d. CORK. Sept. 28.—Sine, our last report an unfavourable change has taken place In the weather, which appear now completely broken, h tying become wild, wet, and mettle& This Is, however, of little importance now, no the toner may be corldsred m oem. plenty at in end, the conelition rtrade the gram being the anything likely to be steeled thereby. Toe during the week has, on the whole, been steady, while the arrivals of foreign grade, the rad continued adverse for MOO days, have tam aesreely worth notloe. The suppllesof homegrown grain continue large, the re eeipts for the wok amounting to, Wheat, 3,934 barrels,. at 14s. to 31s. el. per barrel ; Barley, 6,399, at Ss. to 12a.; Oats, 1,,998, at ea. ea. 40. The value of Wheat remains unchanged, and th e article eon. tiara to meet a fiery side, at late prices. In prepared and foreign Wheat we have had but a moderate huskier defog, still we de not quote any Minutiae in Won which MIA& as at the date dour kr. On Pattuday but Oats extrAreed a farther &dine of folly 3d. per barrel. them then, however, WEIS ban scatinued steady, although, r will be observed by the Mira non, the receipts et the article have been unusually large. In peeper. d Oats we have had but little busies paring, altheeigh holders re willing to amsent to a reduc tion of rel. per barrel. We quote the eaten at vs. 6d. per bartel, free on board. The deliveries of Barley have hemmed considerably chi, week, and the aloe hos deathbed in eassequabee to the extent of rd. to 4d. per h vel, Prepared Berkey, et only tolerable mailing emelt; to deft at 114. Id. per barrel, free ea beard, bet we de art Mew elm bylaw hey* bees dew at this rate. For lbe Pierre we malisse to espeekeete the sere quiet canstunptive de mand mead b our bet. Owns Them however, art bruited for, and sell treaty at full ;ekes, a demand for the ankle, apparently from thetaterter, having sprung tip, oldie% it is supposed, to the pro. aalgreys of Or ream ht the Tomo stop To the same care is to be the further reser in the v ales of Indian Conk for which • inquiry le Wog made, at aa improvere the ea to 7s. per tea or the prier of Met week. We quotecurrent blew 'libelled& di. 101. to Si. Ira per he, At thla meeting's manse then was an be, nteese ripply of gra* every description of widen underwent a Wed decline in value. Linonten, Beet. 29. —no weather continues fine, and all Can trope ere wow eat sad avid. The Potatoes show decided Misr% sad growers are very anxious to sell; masseurntly the markets amen:meted daily, sad a gille d at ed. per stone ot 1 Sibs The supplies egrets teas the Pincers continue bat all finds ready buyers at our quotations. The trade is eery Wien Oa mis rather brisk on speculation, but the demand far Indian NW is slack. In WMr tetild4eff fa merely s retail trade. What, red, lid. to 124 d.; white, lid. to 14d. Oats, lid. to Id. Dar*, 61 to 7d. per *me. Galati Wl* Clem 61. 10a.; Rea, 61. 7s. Id. American, yellow, 61. Sa per tan. WILTRIAPORD, Sept 29 -Our receipts of farmers' Wheat for the wrek have been beery. and the value of both milling and ship. Mac km la coneequence receded ad. to pee barrel. 6o few sem*. of Diwley bare appeared et market that prima may be coesidered quite meals& Bamako of Oats from the canary as well as by boat ben Men to a fate eaten; and holders have been compelled to give way 14. per barrel la order to egret Wes. The demand for Indian Oarn to Mai wry limited, wllloatiavariation prim ; mom of the late enivsh are mese bias stew. In foreign Wheat, warcely a tnasestion has awarred. At this asorahurs market we had a fall eanely at What and Oats; both towed ready buyers at the decline salad stove. Float In better request, sad the turn dearer. Pekes : ponied ; Wheat, mill, per 20 atone, lit 96. to 20.. 64.; shippin g , Ills. 04. to 17e. Od. Barley, grbefisg, per 16 stale, I Is. to 13s. Oats, white, per 14 et., 7. Id. to 9s. ; blest, as. Od. to Ils. Dried and fwelga : Whoa, blab mill, par 20 a., Us. to 16s. Od.; shipping, 19s. to .oe. • Polish Odessa, 11s. 6d. to 11a. 6d. ; Frcnth red, 22e. to Ws. 04. barley, grinding, per 16 stoat, 12.. Od. to 14.. Od. Ooh, white, per 14 stone, fs. Od. to 10a. SA.; Mack, Is. 9d. to as. 9d. Flour, saperane. per • la, Ms. Od. to 32e. ; mends. 266 . to Ws.; thirds, Ile. to 228.; Indite, 14s. to 16.. Indite Corn, per 20 at., Danube, 166.9 d. toles. Od.; Americas, yellow end red, 136.94. t o rge 3d.; Spanish and Portuguese, white, 15. to 16e. 64.; damaged, for cattle, I Is. Od. to 13e. Indian Corn Meal, p er cwt., 7s. ed. to 7.. 3d. Oatmeal, 20. to 10d. Bran, per 6 at., 2.. 94. to 3s. RIOITANONS AND MOWS ABROAD. Tar Moms. Openiag 11215152 • - - 82 80 88 20 Mu se SO 29 15 89 JO 1022 For Amnon,. Itanioap oa Dodos : 80 dam 86 Mt N I. 6, 1640 5, 1442 Do. 44 Do. 6 itamosszo, aim 20. 2 •Delgron Lam, ; ditto, NA Al ; dra b ISM, NU ditto, 1144„ 874; Ma,lt9S 88; ditto, lea, IlYt laili of dr City, 124111i sa rt at 701; ditto, MI. I 31miesse as Airtirsar, Dim 68.—ftirs. oni loam 33.80. Aanoaar, lin. 11.--Ilw Mal haft ewe very stioey today, milk kw tworalaso. apoiesedialopaor WM NOE Ma I=1; dabs. Mai o owl Mukha dekey. Irrambellived. Oa the thin was asr mama Ilaimor sr my urban weft at wake 1n twigs owe. Arred Mat Taaaaarsaill par Orals, 541; Me Three Bar Ona. lOW Dale lam Pr Cam, $4 844 ; Anon apt, 11111 Ily s t e rtgit !Asa, 1 : 11 :5 0 1 4 °In ereWilloW, 885 1 1. 66. 65 ; two awatha 30.3 ° . Tot% 18.117 ; two statka, 60.50. 6. Lovas. Chewing. 33 71 33 73 IS 40 36 63 IS De M IN . I. ' &Pt 21 i• 116. 66 Yam THIS DAT. Two o'CLocz. The English funds have undergonea decline tbu morning, which is attributed to the disquieting nature of the intelligence received from Coestantinople. Consols opened 1 per cent. lower than the closing prices of Saturday, namely 921 to # for money, and 921 to 1 for account t they have since partly reco vered, being quoted at present 921 to 4 for money, and 921 to 4 for time. Exchequer Bills maintain the rates of Seaurday, being marked 381. and 41s. premium. The foreign stock market is flat, and prices gene rally exhibit a tendency towards decline. More hue been transacted this morning than for some time past. Buenos Ayres zed Rua-ian have expe rienced a heavy decline in value, each of these stocks being quoted about 4 per cent, lower. The actual business is com prised in the following, via. —Brazilian, at 83 ex div.; ditto new, at 831 ex div. Bueros Apes at 40 and 37. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch, at 53/. Mexican, ex coupons, at 27 and 261. Peruvian, at 631 ex div. Russian at 106 and 5. Spanish Five per Cents. at 161; Venezuela at 231; ditto Deferred at 61. The French Rentes were in decline at Paris on Saturday. At the close of the Bourse three per Cents. marked 56.76, and the Fives 88.65. ill 01 Mak Oat. int 3 par Ct. Rid. mew. *at 3 par (Mesa arr. - 2 per 00. 1 1t0i, 0 118 par 0. 08000110.,56 T ra I 4D i a 00010 a SENA I Tpurel.S ti Per MANI& 4 pier 0. mom Orr, 2 FUNDS. rZOW er Cost. Ace.. Oti. IT. Psi poi abut 11411; le& to 4.10. i mit Qe i oi. Oros& 1116..16e 13 Wand lblc. 3 $ per . 1111. Iree, net _if i lc Cli ta rarrvima ri ii 63 0 llper la au ci nek i r . in lipealde MP, IN Mimi Ser t a i 'LL., :4 • vane& Db.. ele ef PRODUCE MARKET. MINCINO•LAN e t OCT. 1, Half-part Two. Soaks. — The public sales d ared for to-morrow era not so kw scs last week, and do act embrace Mauritius. via.: 130 bbda. Wen Taft, 4000 bees Bengal. sad 3,000 begs Madras. Corro.-1,000 begs declared. Les.-4,000 bass dedsred. Wears without may new feature la the pints contrast market to. day, bat ell mom ea Inactive appearance. TALLOW.—The market is without alteration. Peters burg T. C. on the spot, Ms. 6d. to Us. Pd. ; October to December &limy, 36a. ; separate asenthe delivery, See. 3d. PANTICOLAPA 07 TALLOW. 1447. I 1345. 18411. PIOUS, Siorr. ft $ pet at& $ pat a n 3 do. New Law ti rir OMB. I pa OWL BdILWAys. Tau DAT, Two o'CL,oei. The share market is heavy this mot nieg, insp a. pithy with the depression in the Cous,l minket, a i d prices of most description, rule ',wee. c a l e d miiii have experienced a further considerable dseg ie yens ; they were last done 131. Midlands are lorii also, and mark 491. Newcastle and Berwicks,l7/ Great Northern/ are more steady. Boulogne and Amiens obtained 6 this morning, m i d Rouen and Havre 91. No other dealicgs hu e m at place in foreign shares. llama RAlLw.ve. Ckeinti,,,,, Saturday. Itote - 7 ..— ••••• I to 1614 ". ova*. 'Atomism .. . Do. Preferment Amb s t.,Not.,Bon,klidn: Barks k Hants Ext. (43t. Walt perpetual p.(1.) Wm.*hero and Oxford onotalla duly paid, or with a guarantee .. De. without a guarantee E1na.W014.14 StourValle, Wm, Weis., and D" calls dilly paid, orw d l2 Da without ainantut; Bostoallgem..aod Birm— .. De. dress— . . . Do. NO Preknocirei. Cheater mid Holyhead Do. Enthrones .. ... 1 Dublin sod What JUno... Eaat Do. A rg i r k ... Do.(11.I0s.) p. Ct. Pref. Paean' Counties Do. New Goa. • p. Ct.... Do. Bit, 6p. Ct. , Ho. 1 Do. do. N 0.2 Do.N.kE.I par Ct... lb ew Eastern Unica, dam (late L k B. aii.) Ito. dam C. ditto - Do. &at =Ma. p. Ct.) Do. New Do. io. 4 .Dane Do. per Ct Prof. 4sh .. East lanaolnabire Pre Edinburgh and Glaigow. Da shares . Edinburg,l'erth.iOiVidee Do. Newport _ Exeter, Yeovil, k Doreh. Easter and kunouth Groat Northern Do. 4 shares, A,Deferred DD.{ shares. It, 6 a Ct. Do. I per Cent. Fret—. at. South. aud West (Ire.) Great North of Suglanu... Do. New, C4O Do. New, .030 Do. New, al 6 Great Weetera Ib. ha Do. New, LIT 7.. Hull and Selby... Do. shares Do. I shares . . Lancaster and gar:lsla •.. Do. Thirds . Lancashire and Yorkshire Do. De. Mils IN I7* 2$ 2$ 11 17 4 50 . Ili 10 ft 4 1 4 Dm S 4 81" P Tik IS 10 CUL Is 16 14 144 1 1 9 14 If ex • 11 12 84 82 Os. If Ili 7i 7e I li pay i Pm.m. Par 6 P 64 66 12$ 76 76 474 KW S 6 4i pal. Y 3 20 die. 32 'A die. II 19 14 15 14 IS f - 4 7f 24f 27 83 37 7 3 the. le dla. 121 123 db. S 3 die. 19 21 17 dia. 2 dia. 207 212 - 88 4 5 32 31 pm. 15 17 pm. 58 59 Ds. West Ittdioir Union Do. Preston end Wyro Do. @bare* (A) ... !Atli and nrapord... Leeds .. Do. New Pref. 6 p.. Cent Leaden end Blackwell -. Lon., Brighton, & B. Coast Do. guaranteed i tat.. Do. Croyd.in Do. Pref. per Cent.- Do.Convrt. 3 1-C5.,1632 Do. New £3 gee. 6 p.Ct. London and Greenwich .. Do. Preference .-_ London & North-Weston) Do. do. Do. Fifths New . shares_ Do.Eloen.oki.ind . B.(C: London & Boutlt-Westens Do. New, £SO Do. New, .1.40 Do. Thirds Do. Premiere J p. CL. Lowestoft Guar.4 Ter Car Bus., and Mat_ Munk., Shot, and Line.. Do. isharee, No. I .. Do. ahem, Na .. Do., ew CIO Pref. ... Do., Great Grimsby .. Dada DO Ma end Lincoln... Do. Grimsby Dock ... Do. Lincoln Union .. ill 224 25 41 100 Do. in Do. Elm. and Derby .. Do. K. and B. 6 p. Cant. Newcastle and Carlisle .. 18! 6 1 84 34 174 i . 30 30 13 Si St. Do. Now £2O ... Do. Doman. 3 per Ct.. . North Bcitieh Do. shares Do. _ irds 291 II die. ilf is 92 94 a o I Do. Preference .• North North Staffordshire Oxford, Ware., & Wolver. itead„Oulld., and Reigate Royston and Scottish Centralllitehiu . _ ShrewsDa,zt Class Do., New einManieed . ... Shuswebtuy end Chester g er. W. Min.) Do. Osweatry Do. Sper eeei. I Shropshire Union ... South Dean Do. Prefetenee I South Staffordshire... Do. No. 1 Da. No. 3 Do. No. 4 Registered Do. No. 4 Scrip .. 8. York., Don, & Cools: Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole, N.DI. gee. p.Ct. Waterford and Kilkenny.. Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. gua. Do. do. do. WiPs, Somerset, &Weym. Tork,Newesatle& Berwick Do. Kat.( York&Newas.) Do. C.N.E. Purchase or Preference York and North Midland.. Do. Preferenne 46 7 50 0 ill pm - safe -par 96 34 els. 18 16 din. 111 74 dlr. 64 65 dla. 11 10 dis. 2 25 pct. 65 6I 36 40 5 1 6 7 pm. 97 99 11 13 d. 21 3ie 704 ;14 94 10 53 65 53 55 Ili 10 216 221 112 114 pte. 11 2 prn. 1 2 33 34 pm. 17 IS die. 14 12 ilia. lii i 9 i ea IN 12i112i Ili i I 1 126 2 pm. 4 4 dls. 23 26 s 3y 10 10y 11 13 14 IS au. 9 8 Its. 18 16 dis. 6 8 dta. 114 If dia. SOS 514 19 184 dls. S 5 SO 304 411 i 111 ii 16 616. 6 6 is 41s. 17 11 I liiii 6.4 28 82 i , qii ads 61 2 2 h 3 de 1 pm. 71 Tills. 11 12 16% i Pm 16 20 the. 64 6 dia. 2 21 pm. 4 2 die. 2 141 e. 10 6 Ile. IS 14 die. 11 2i dla. 6 9 6 9 il 41 di*. 171 1 iex 6 i 6 6 6{ 23 23 die. 6 4 dig. 8 2 die. 1 3 1: 1 411 pave 18f 181 If 7 di. 21 4k al. 211 It di.. In Is 1711 i Is ex dtv 18 171 12j 8 3 211 II MI si 6 141112014 RAILWAYS. Anglo-Italian (late Italian sad Austrian) . . Boulogne and Antlena Central Franco (Vierson) 3 :I db' 111 1:t 7 as. Pm. li GI dl.: el 8 die. Groat Wilda Peninsula .. Do. Madrid and calentla Neat: and Liege Nastier. of Prams Orleans and Bordeaux Paris and Orissa Paris sod Ktrubouri Room and Ilavra duabor and Mono Tows and Nantes Se 2i 2A dh , $ SA ex di.. 29 81 I " SSdis. t I Ss ear LIVERPOOL, September 29. 89 01: 1 1-EXC1iAN011.—T129 market underwent • change few the worre to-day, but It Is thought the of IhiflS le only temporary.—Cutedoolaa. lie—Ditto • i tg 9 I le. ad.—Orest Northern, 14 —Lancashire and Yorkshire( 17 d.—Ditto (filth shares), 61 e.ll d.—Ditto (gide" No. +l , leaden and North Western, 1191—D1103 (new I dumb' li t 13e. 9d. 13s. 9d. p.—Manshester, Sheffield, and Lincoln (i 11 1 -; iter liMland (i shams), c 181 d.—dhrewebury, Oswao27. et d.-13e1faet and Ballymena, 19. MANCHESTER, September 29. drool-Excuu Nos.—Then was but a small ballasts, prices still farther declined. B/RMMGRAM, September 29. ISTOCI-EXCRANOTI. Shan* were rather firmer it market, but very little badness was done. LEEDS, September 29. B roox-Ixonsams.—Altboogh prices remain if. 0 1 3,. there were very few transactions In the market today. C.ls 0 . 1m . _ were does at to—New Rare Larraehirea, 142—Law l. and --a. !wanes, 10a. the. —Ditto go 'men, 12a. ed. 03.-11aneheater held, sad Ltheolnahhe prefeeenee, 101—North Weatan dis. BRISTOL, September 29. Brocm-IxosAwan.—The market remained with alteration, gill retaining ite recent inactive and Marl character• P ARIS, September 29. Boom.—Part and Orleans, 743 ; Paris eind Rate, el f t; Rama Mad BUTreo —: Avignon and Marlene% 2 50: ,usibo o ll and Ws, 101 54; Centre (Vierson), 303 75; Bordeaux, 403 73;11N 417 50. ...I..iiiiill i Nam shoe Citil Sts! CIII elrtm. Bg7 be se Adt be at