The Express. — London, England, 1846-10-19 00:00:00

~~~ London Evening Paper, pries Eirevesee, —+T T .1;" ESS 11 .C.A 1 t 16.1" is, in addition to the news in the Morn' , a SUMMARY of the HOME and FOREIgII J GENCE which may arrive on the day. E xpRESS t as the benefit of the Foreign s ee, Corivorndenoe, and other oostly charac , a Morning Journal. But the full and w ed REPORTS of the MONEY, ix PRODUCE, CORN, CATTLE, and d I e,RSETS are th e marking feature. mpeo ,,,ble news-egent will transmit THE I.SS, on receivin a Post office order at the rate 6 ,3, per qaarttr ; but should any difficulty arise, , i re reo,ested to remit a Post-office order for ncant, parable to Mr. Moat WALusiiincm, !et-street, London. sea for a dvertisements and communications, men, and 90, Fleet-street. London. and a TIONAL MERCANTILE LIFE ASSUR- NcE sociErf, IPOI:LTRY, MANSION HOUSE. London. al SU Society is now carried on at the new premises u J. JONES, Secretary. 30, 1106- ou,, residing near an 7 of the ines of away, E,N3 amesseeted ' , nth the 13akete Amodatioo L , wbo are I to Wit foe the SALE of from TEN to TWENTY SACK by S of week, may meet with a reacti o.. -zy b. E .nd re .. haser, ittler to A. 8., 72, fligb„,xtet, BUILD E R S.—The GOVERNORS and GUARDIANS of the POOR of the Parish of ST. MARY, INGTON, Sunty, Iffil mit at the WO&KUOII811„ sass Se 04 ,,, w a terer*. *a PSIDBa. SS &yet October kat, at Wok Is the teseisr ,to S et TWIN= for :lir Is to i Sae is madames Ms piss and miltreat the tame te Mr. , A hmderkanheesil " TeX= =" to n i : i ir Ilee diet tithe dreetinedeg. The sealnek ff big it kn.. at Ss MI MIN" Via tliellidillent . ot b e mnollit et lif Se band. lir the peehramee el the .7, to po wriedhy es se bleed way direct. The Otteetnots w o o & sit pledge Ilemsiarta le aeaelpt the karate tioler.— Itt tithe Sark Mx MILLI, ark. l e s o a s ___ . __L--- / , liaLhittoo-pieoe, watworth-reea, Oct. POLICE. GrILDHALL.—JosEra ADY sosrw.—During the pro gress of the business this morning, Sir Peter Laurie er mined a wish that the prise would take notice of the above usdividual having struck. out a new plan of proceeding. This sobatioss character was a most indefatigable person, and WM/ is India and to every part of Europe on the subject of laritag them know of something to their advantage, upon the reeds* it Ms. He (Sir Peter Laurie) had an immense number of letters on the subject, bat the new plan Mr. Ady had stria out had caused him to have a fresh supply. He sew seat his letters without paying the postage, and in his circular states that " on the receipt of the before-mentioned sum, they would hear of something about 1001. and upwards, long overlooked, which belonged to them." He had also changed his plan of referring to him (Sir P. Laurie), and now informed his intended victims that they could apply to each of the alderman of London, having been a freeman and housekeeper fifty years. The date of notice was Oct. 12, 1846, and a potteript followed, which stated, that it the parties found any difficulty in getting the money, the Eight Hon. Sir P. Laurie, Deputy Lord Mayor, would frank them from all expenses, except portaLes, which they must y both ways. His (Sir P. Laurie's object pa was, to guard the public against this new scheme of r. Ady, who, no doubt, entertained no good feeling towards him, in con sequence of his being instrumental (during his mayoralty in 1835) in having him convicted at the Old Bailey, and sentenced to be transported for seven years, on the charge of obtain ing 20s. from the Rev. Mr. Tebbutt, but which sentence was commuted to twelve months' imprison ment. Since then he has appeared to carry on a regular system of (as be thought) annoyance, by continually re- I !erring to him. He (Sir Peter Laurie) had received three letters, with the post marks dated about 15th of this month, from Mr. M'Kenzie, of Abercrombie-place, Edinburgh, Mr. Arbuthnot, of Aberdeen, and Mr. Henry Hill, of Wol verhampton ; and he hoped if publicity was given to these facts it would, in some degree, confine his operations. Lodes. SALE.—CUSTOM-HOUSE, loodeo. °doter 1846. —FOR lIALIs orthe Honor ot Hee o'Clock mo 6 _j_ C OE/AV lift; HEMS .taTiv Nth 066 ;MONDAY. 54111111W,Dkd Semler, st the Osmostekd leis Sews: souswasedeses seallasOmassine‘ ea. :—Assimilins; gams; balm; Waste; liblar . Milles IICSEP WIMP; Wm; awl beads aid Awed brew; alle sisrehle; AND '1011 • . 14 ditto ; makdalsise; mesas; amess; sidle slanklam; stem= • asi'; Odesiedes jesa erwmis" Raw red last ; ; sankrie boailbanlddi; ` dl to au de= estreidsied Idiom aft whs; habit 'ess.; Matte. atria sad drool; hindttue ; AttoGame air sod Wes; Om; Chem lawnookons ; aid•iway lases, he.. amed ; Basket; lace, Was palm; MO silk ; ditto thread ; kimaired ware; c oma web; asemiwan pleased bowls. maissi bows bibs; aseilersork; ; o i sa an d to hoe e esd el Par nes& sad Drelliillj 11111/114 rad rt. ,rack reitidnel airralrikalVins emr; L ik Opp; silk bsseats; do. ends; d. shawls; do. aka; do. do. meddle; do. laces ; do. samedastares; ere win ; sow. ; WAN, and sad awns: 111170; tokeise. samilaitmol; ; iso; nrolsit• .tet arks eel maths ; gold cad siver,• md ellase; met-Wm ; masa leeldek or riots ; do. eielh ; wleamelass, ha Expartakeady.—(ialdwateles, cloaks, boots, palate, raised , he Berk cies Crom.—Telmoo, ashaa rope, old stores and a an iron crew, s p le rr evrees, !a, ibportatioa. Pram; er, fir Home Commandos. at Net of the Dolits.—Msoleal lautrweents, spirits, tea, Olga= loreeokoteks, sad °thermals, Imeemed, Orr spar% wino. Mt/WM* Jac, mil Otto" leather shoos, sae de (dope, tsidatiaddi . , &e., Ste. k viewed at the Queen's Warehouse, Custom-house, Thames at the St. Katherine, London, and West India Docks ; and at Groand, Rotherhlthe, on Thursday, 22nd, Ptiday, 29rd, y, 14th of oaths., 1816, from Ten o'clock In the morn -1 Three o'clock in the afternoon ; and an the Days of Bale, Ten o'clock in the morning until Twelve o'clock at noon. Notice, that the Goods cold at this Sale will not be delivered iter Two clear days of the day on which they are sold, and that ma be paid for at the Office of the Receiver of Fines after Two in the afternoon ; and on the days of Sale, money will not be by the Receiver of Fines after Yleven o'clock in the forenoon. es may be had at the Queen's Warehouse, Custom-house, One Shilling each. THE STEAM-SHIP GREAT BRITAIN.—The Great Britain remains in the Name position (due west) she was in when I last wrote. The landing surveyor from the Newry Customs has been superintending the landing of her stores for the last two days; and he has relaxed the rigidity of the Customs rules at first adopted, much to the comfort of all on board. The stores are deposited in the watch-house of the Coast-guard, very near where the vessel lies. On Thursday a party of gentlemen came from England who are interested in the concerns of the ship, among whom was Mr. Patterson, who superintended her building at Bristol. Mr. Gabriel, R.N., who assisted in bringing off the Gorgon steam-frigate when aground in 184,5, has also been here for several days, examining the position of the vessel, and com municating with the agents and owners, with the view of undertaking to float her, which he expresses himself per fectly able to do, provided he is supplied with the requisite materials and bands. He has made drawings and calculi• tions, from which he feels quite sure of success. Mr. Coppin, from Deng, who succeeded in raising the engines, &c., of the Rambler, lost on the Maidens, came here on Thursday, and had communication with Captain Hosken. All hands on board now master about 35, but several are about to quit here to-morrow. Mr. Patterson examined her very minutely, and expressed his opinion that she had not suffered any injury at all likely to effect her being got off. Northern Wbig. ilublicationo. ANT) NEWSPAPER FOR INDIA, CHINA, AND THE 1N lES.—Price Is, or 24e. per annum, payable In advance, • overland pnetage.—Established January, IMO. I .E LONDON MAIL, a Bi-Mon th ly Journal of ltelligence for India, Ceylon, China, Batavia, Penang, Singupore, Mauritius, the Cape, New South Wales, and the will be publethed on the a ft ernoon of the 24th instant, Inatch Vitt Marsei ll es. 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Advertisements intended Wrtion in the Second Number of this popular Work should be D the Publishers by the 2lst inst. Bills (of which 50,000 are re- I ; by the 24th. London: Bradbury and Evans, Whitefriars. ready, in tee handsome volume, Bco, 'legend) , bound in cloth, price lc, JVER TWIST. By l CHiARLES DICKENS. With Illustrations by (Mows Camismunt, and the latest bum end Alterations of the Author. ocenp=tryWorksad Evans, Wlll, fa now read t =e Ofteglilling. Now ready, In hap. Br o ., ;aloe 65., CTURES from ITALY. By CHARLES DICKENS. Cos - ntrts.—Pazin to Choker—Lyme, the Rhone, and the int Angnon—Avi to Omon--.e sad its Nelibbourhood on. Modem, and Bologno—Yerrars—Verona. Mantua, XUan, Simplon—Rome, Naples, and Florence. London: Bradbury end Evans, Whltetrlars. of th corn crone of this elbßll i •7/ fat 0 ; fe7„;:dirtirepeT B t ° 'Lew em barrassments and much sudering will b e caus ed by th e scarcity and consequent high prices of provisions. They, therefore, urge upon government the absolute necessity of opening the porta to the free importation of food as a measure demanded by the general exi gencies of the country, and especially by the state of famine to which Ireland has been reduced. It is fortunate, under present circumstances, that the deficiency com plained of, so far as it hen reference to the recent corn harvest, is as to the quantity and not as to the quality of the grain. The contrast between this and some former seasons of scarcity is in this respect important. Hitherto we have very frequently had tolerably abundant harvests, but of so low a quality that large foreign importations became absolutely nece ssa ry at the very time that prices were down in the English markets in consequence of the inferior condition of oar grain. This was the severest test by which the sliding-scale could have been tried, for the reduced value of the home produce, by bringing down the averages, forced the ditties on foreign grain to the highest point, while the country was suffering from a scarcity of food. This year the harvest has been short in yield, but the qua lity and condition of the grain is good, so that if prices are higher averages are down, and the foreign duty has fallen to fis.per quarter. This is low, but the question is whether during the pressure now existing recourse might not be had to free importation without injury to the farmer, and with advantage to the con earner. The government will have to determine this, and to decide upon the question before many days have passed. X I 4. 9MMERCIAL MARKETS. MONEY MARKET &: CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half-past Two o'Clock.—The Cassel Market is rather 'heavy. The present quotations are 941 to 5 for money, and 951 sellers for account. Exchequer Bills, Iss. to 18s. premium. In foreign stocks business is quite inactive, and the quota tions remain nominally asbefore. Mexican, 231 to 1. Spanish Fives, 261 to 71 ; the Threes, 371 to 8. ENGLISH FUNDS.—Thar. o'Clocx. Bank Stock, 2051 51 I Ditto for Acct., 95L1 . 3 per Ct. lied. 931 4 31 per Cents, 01 3 per Cent. Consols, 941 5 Exchequer Bills, 1 16e. p. 3 per Ct. Atte&len Ede., 44 per Ct. Belgian Ede., 97 9 24 1 per Cent. ditto, 53 7 per Ct. Brazilian Bde., 83 7 per Cent. New Brae. Bde., 84 6 per Ct. Buenos Ayres Ede., 43 5 per Ct. Chilton 8&,97 9 per Cent Columb.ckt.l3de., Columbian Equedorlide. n 4 per Ct. Dam& Bde., 84 6 per Ct. Dutch Bde., 58191 4 per Ct. Daub Corte., 914 2 f FUNDS. 1 per Cent. Grenade Ids., $0 11 Grenade Deere@ Bdr.., 31 i 4i 3 per Ct. liade 1846, 2 8 per Cent. Pert Men Eds.,. l 36 8 Portmanteau% Be, 42 3 3 per Ct. Borba Ile, 110 12 3 per Ct. @rubble, 26 26 8 per Cent. Opubb 371 8 !Menial Defined Bk., 174 Spurt Paula le, 51 6 2 perCt.ltanniela Eds., 41 3 Vein Warne d Bde., 12,1, 134 RAILWAYS. The particular feature of stock and share market to-day has been railway scrips and shares. Transactions are carrying . on upon an extensive scale, and with an almost general improvement in prices, as may be seen on reference to the list annexed. The business has been meetly in scrip. East Indians were done as high as 215., though, on dealers realising the advance, they have recede d somewhat since. SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO O'CLOCK =LS DAT IN LONDON. (Saturday's prices willbsiound he het page.) , Amb., Not., Boa, &E. Jn., 211 = ii. sit. sad Mese." 11 p Bic. and Olked In., 516 nod lortkamplon, 1 Bris tol Cale and 21/ Do. New Esker, New, 91 Midind, 122 7 donian, , 14114 Chester & Holyhead. 231 Newortlesallsrefek, u se Dublin and Belfst In., lf Nothikil ..l7 Eastern Counties, 21/ Do. Do. New, 81 p North Pikkik. 101 41 Do. York ft. ..o, 31 1 Do. Bake, 1 Diet 'manlike, 11l Do. Ft 3 111 Ditto New, S 1 Do. Queders„ 11 II Edinburgh and G 18 lasgow, 70 Do. = . 4 Ditto Hakes,„wii 171 Nark 1 1 2 Ely and Huntingdon, 516 Osibrd, Win% NMI ole., 61 Great B. & W. (Ireland) 30 Prestos NM Wires, 301 Great N. of Eng., 235 7 Ssot Ornirsl. 19 Do., Do. New, 41 elawswlwzry and Bir., , New, 211 2 Ynloo,l d par lll Great Western, 1371 9 =:.l. and Dorm, 981 1 Do. 1191999, 90 Do. (ki. M. 6a. 6d.) No. 2, 14 Do. New 71 7 Do. N. UK_ ) No. 4, 21 Hull and I*, Halved, 4.31 1 Maims and Millwood, 11 lonoader Carlisle, 61 genet IVekn,, 61 1 Lads MI lradird„ 731 Want labliog Deism, 1 4 p Lekester k likiMerk p. par Wasteanneail. 1 Loden's& 91 60 mg Nageseits, New, 164 4 loollon, 6. 60 1 York and N. Ididlood, 96 :jai* 4619 DD.& @RAW. idlingEs.,l6/ 17 Landon and Croydon, Dub& Illsaskla. 31 Do. Guaranteed 3 pig Oist, 10 Pak hem 1 1 DM= and N Waken, MS Clt, Waters Do. Do. New, Q ae6nr,l4l lhaks srlil=, 11 Lek & S. Western, New, 314 1 Lmmissw& 11 Leiden and York, 11 Mawr awl Lim Yes. a Lee.* 103 N. at Psalm do 121 80. Fifths, 81 1 Orleans rid llordam, 71 Ditto Sixteenths, 8 Park mei Orken. 471 Do. Extension, 1 1 Pule mil Bre" 36 Manch. and Biro., 73 Sauk. nal Meuse, 3 --- TEII, Oer. 17. Looks. & Ka, & Bir., p Qrs., B, 71 " edere, C, Mrs., Bum, Mat., Aid., 4 p N. Illadkailddrs, 11 11-16 p Prelim and u W i g, Hakes, 0,21 p 8.. & C. 1 d =w il t &Dee" N 0.4, 3-16 p West Miss tides, 11 1 p Whitehavank Furness, 32} d d , p rer7j .'. o:lbni 1) E. Mr & Ner., ss. id. d E. Osii Tor Ex., 1 3-16 j P Ert De. de. Nov, II eir Ma IL C., 13.161 P Leeds, Dewe ie. . ; 11 1 p Liverpool & , New, 1 p LivpL, Orr, & r 31 p HULL, E. Comities, York la ., $3.. 6d. N. arrow j anip, 12e. 3d. York andwrmais new 121 rab5r.,1115em,805.,8w., , 445.4301 Ere lamsaire, p Di .1.. SI X. Ds. 6d. p lisadinisidli Mrs. lb. 6d. p Leads & Dew,. frosielma. 13e. P Leeds and Think. U. lend Man., Bun., Me., dc 78d., 10e.61. 10e. p N. Mr& shares, 21 425. P Ayr and Galloway, 2767 Ed. Cornwall &DevonCantral, Mad. Direct Northers, 31a. Dundee & Perth, New. $72.6d. pd Er Indian Edinburgh Railway,l2l. 9d. & Nathan, 101. Ditto Newport, Oa. EL le. OCT. Direct Northern, /In N. FAA Indlian, lig. lb. N. DEC"end Glangew, 7ol . IS. Noma% 495. 495. PAWN* mai Palk Us. Ocr. 17. East Lanolin, New, Rp Lher., Orm., it Pres., 31. p North Wales, 13s. North Stalkw&hlre, Va. SU. ed.p , OCT. 17. Do. Ext. (3aelp). Ila. 10s. dd. p Nor& SOI&e, p York & Das MlNn twilik 17Lp Amb., Na., & Dorkw, lle.da. 6d. Lir., Orso n & Pradra, U. U. 3a. North Western, Is. dd. d W. Riding tralow,sl. 1. 6d. 31.1 a. WNW= lk Disdain. M. id. Dino lamb& Adam Id. Fad Mai Wwq,ld. Edinburgh and Worm 7U. 11, OCT. 16. Edinburgh end NM. orZ w sm i r= Perth, erid• re ee drelt ektro ge mslizerA, fn. Dilleire, New, las. Maks% Qrs.. an, Ms Eh. Id. 17. Greet North of India, North British, uarter Do. Qs, aa Is. id. 70e. goad& Central, New, 70e. *Writhe end Dunfermline, Zh. V, Om. IL rOles., Dumfries, k Cvlhle, Sae. Cho., Aird.,k3fank, elm saip Lanark Lothians, 44e. N. Brit., New e, scrip, 24.. NEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Four o'clock. e accounts from Lisbon, as late as the 12th inst., that the movement which placed the Marquis ddanha in power, can scarcely, for the present, garded as complete. It would, probably, have sustained by force, and the fidelity of the army e provinces could not be depended on, if their Ts refused submission to the new order of things. ._ ous to the departure of the Cyclops, important ce had reached the capital. A telegraphic teh from Oporto brought the announcement that Duke of Terceira, who was appointed military or, bad been arrested, and that the new minis did not poems the confidence of the people. It also reported that Count Antes, commanding in northern provinces, had refused the terms pro- Id to him by the Queen, and retired with the Ips under his command to Braga, where he pro sled a regency in the name of the young Prince Pedro. 'rom Berlin it is stated that the first issue of notes of the new bank would begin on the 16th . In the first instance the issue would be confined totes of 25 iiiidera, bntsu beequently 60, 100, and thaler notes would be issued. [be merchants, manufacturers, and other inhabi rjof Huddersfield have addressed a memorial to treaeury stating that, in consequence of the failure z A No. 42.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 19,1846. [3d. Edin. & Northern, 101. Is. 101. Glasgow General Terminus, 911. & Ayr, 6741. 1)o. Halves, 41. 19a. Id, u. p S. E. & Dover, New (is. 151.) No. 4, 575. 6d. Stirling and Dunfermline, 215.6 d. Aberdeen, 181. --.. Ewa of Fife, Ha. E.lndian Railway, 13s. 6d. 15a. Od Edinburgh & Northern, 101. Olaagowoeneral Terminus, 91 Glam., Yilmarmask, and Ayr, 3211. 17. Do. 1 sh., 3 percent. Guar., 171. Do. naves, 41. 19s. 6d. se p ' Great North of India, 6s. fls. 31. Lanark and Lothians, 445. Madras, liellare, and Arcot, 56 Wlshaw and Colinas, 4711. 1, Ocr. 17. Gt. S. k W. Ex. from Temp., to Nee. St the 31,n., 15s. 15s. 3d. Kilkenny & G. 8. Is W. J., la. la.6d. Lim., Unia, & Killaloe In., Va. MILO. W. Ps. to Gal., Ss. 10a. Water.,Wen.,Wick.,&Dublin,3o3d Wei, Oar., k Dub Jun., Sa. 48.6 d Arm., CbL, & Prtrsh., 8.. tr. ed. &mina and Bantry, 7s. 3d. 75.6 d. Bake k Believed, U 1 Cark eel Mermen 4s. Cart, Pampa Meek, N. 1105. Cat &Verney Ilk., M. b. 3d. Debit sad Averee, in ed. D. & M. ft., Dells saillokelles, 4 41 Dels,lWl.,keere.J., Send. 104.6 d Deb. lake& Ateas., Ss. 3d. Eamildiess Ned Mtgo, 13s. 13e3d. Geleny end Zane, 3e. 3d. 3s. 6d. Gt. Itserse Rehm , 3e. rd. 9e. Dia ISOM 12s. lArge, DNA Bal Newry, Anseek ly., , k Londonderryl2s.6d.l2s9d la., 14s. N. Boss, Car.,lrKlL in., 3s. Wet. & Kil. Ex. to Car., 25.3 d. 3s. Wstid. &Transom, 218.3 d. 23a. Wee., Water., k Calm.., 3s. NAL Dublin oarl i tteath Ditto 181 Dubito al 'Dogtoo lM th 176 Motor, 47 Ile DAM nol Billgormo. Cork awl Ilemboh iumida l / 4 Deli's met MOW 84 tal 1 1 04 li Dumb& ourbruk Wigs. MI Mit L Enters, lie MUGU West. it C.. •Of Do. Harm i7l_ 11•Ory sad DemlalMelo. 72. Bd. Noway, Mr Boutrooor, 41 41 Woluelont Lbantitr. iO4 Woludioll Mang 41 1. 14 Dollmt and Os. Dom. M. Cork emi Ir. id. Oak, Illsder.A Foram M. fold. Deb.,llllB,lBooL Jo., lulbUtatl. Dub., Dot. & Yalstt, 45.811. Is. Dub. sod 'Lbw. Edo" IS Do. Quarter; Si Sit Killarney lunettes', du 13s. CM s. a W._Ex. fecal Mallow to TFermoy , 40e7 Gt. S. & W. Fat, Mountmellek In., 51. 10e. Cit. S. & W., Clonmel & Thurles, 375. ed. 41s. THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS, Ocr. 17. BaarovoaD.—WooL—The last has been an extremely dull week for the sale of combing wools, and the market is well supplied with all kinds ; but, owing to the high rates Mill sought in the country, the prices here are well maintained. Nods and broke" are rather flatter, and a shade lower palm submitted to. Yarns.—The business doing to-day is envy similar to several weeks past, and the spinners fear the ap proach of winter, with the present low prices for Pieces.—The piece-trade to-day has been rather quiet, t an n z tit i ;i the accounts from the fair of Leipsic are pretty satisfactory, it is hoped we shall see, ere long, more animated doings. This being between the seasons, the manufactures of fancy goods are generally flat, as plain Orleans and Paramattas are most inquired for, and prices remain steady. liskusx.—thir hopes of improvement in trade do not yet seem in a way to be realised. The demand for both Wool and Manufactures is languid, and prices not well sup ported. In the Wool market quotations run about 111. as. to 111. 10s. for middle wethers, and 101. 51. common mills with broke. These latter hold up better than combing kinds. HUDDI market this week was again without much animation, although two or three manufac turers made fair sales in kerseymeres. Wools are much the same as last week. Sales cannot be effected, owing partly to the market for woollen yarns having become suddenly de pressed, the demand for that article having ceased much sooner than last year. In the warehouses there is no im provement since last week. Every branch, according to present appearances, is likely to be flat. - - LElcurrit.—The demand for goods is tolerably brisk amongst the country houses, but the purchases by the London houses have been materially less than usual this week. The hot weather in the United States has prevented the commencement of the fall trade till • later period this year than usual ; but it is hoped the next packets will bring a favourable report of it, as well as orders for the spring. MANCUESTER.—The business of the market during the past week has been nearly at a stand-etill. Shippers are dying almost nothing, and the country . houses are complain ing bitterly of the great falling off in the demand at this usually busy season, when drapers make their selection of winter stock. It is difficult to quote prices in a market so disarranged as this is at present. The following, however, have been the prices most general at which the small busi ness done has been transacted—namely, 27 inch, 64 reed printers, 4s. 6d. ; 27 inch, 66 reed ditto, 4s. 6d. to bs. I4d. ; 72 reeds, be. 3d. to as. 104 d;; 36 inch shirtings, 66 reed, at 7s. 9d. to Bs. 3d. • 72 reeds, at 9s. to 101. • 40 inch G.E. India long cloths, 66 reed, at Bs. 6d. to 95.; and 72 reeds, at 9s. 3d. to 9s. 74d. NOTTlNGHAM.—Lace.—Business has been rather quiet this week, the London and more distant buyers not hay ing come in their ordinary numbers to market, probably de terred by the unusual wet weather we have experienced. Prices remain as before. The fear of further advances in the lists of yarns of coarse numbers does not as yet operate to raise the value of the wrought lace goods. If the Manchester spinners obtain high rates here either coarse lace articles will ad vance, if worked at all, or the machines must work to a cer tain loss. Hosiery.—We have great satisfaction in being able again to report that all the various branches of this im portant trade continue in a healthy state, with fully as large an amount of business doing as is customary at this season of the year ; nor are any apprehensions entertained that work men to any extent will this winter be out of employment, in consequence of a falling off of demand. ROcIIDALE.—The Flannel market has been rather quiet to-day, and the demand for goods limited. In the Wool market there has been very little doing; the de mand has been chiefly for low priced Wools, varying from 10d. to 14d. per lb. and our own coast have been very small ; from abroad 7,000 quarters have come to hand. Factors experienced a better demand for this article to-day, sad prices were well sup ported. Beans saialtmed in value. Choice samples of boiling Peas brought nem oars money. BLITISH. Ilionimpois flrts Wass; rassi EMILIA Da- .63t063 69 Whits 83 to 69 to 73 Nod* sad IMAM 61 to 63 67 do. 63 to 67 to 71 Talm' (Sam sr 111811918) 73 to 73 = I:i i.d Llasols la —to to White to to is Ilkokii do. —to do ... —to— to Disk do.-- ..... ----- —to do ... —to— to Rys, 36 to MI . ...... old 36 to 38 llsnurr. Dann 32 to 34 Distilling 33 33 to 36 Kathie 42 to 44 C2sevaller 44 to 47 floe ton Bros WiLLT Mom. -.— . . - . Was, English Peed- .211 to 265 0d...295ek... l 3 to 28e Od Ditto Poland. 28 to 29s 0d ...Potato.. 29 to 31e Od BerwieksaidBcotehFerd26 to 28s Od .Pstato.. 31 to 32s Od Irish Peed 23 to 23 to 27s Od...Blsek .. 25 to 27s Od Ditto Potato 3le Od to 38s Od Pass, Grev 64 to 60. 38 to 40s Od...lllspie.. 40 to 6o 42s Od Blue 53 = to White 44 to 30. 52 to 56 Busies. lissageo. 38 to 40 Tick. 40 to 42.. old 45 to 47 Harrow 49 to 43 Small 43 to 43...01d 49 to $1 Taw, New Spring .... . to New Winter— to —...01d to ILersoze, New 4O to 49 lee ma. Monism.. Red. to White to Prethseuesi. LIM= CAW fll Os to Eli Os. Tor meek at MM. FUNIZt ItnialliZ= a til 80 Fine listrattokt 52 to 56 46 to So W WontraWinerda, and Yom —to Bonn and .... to INA. — to Maw per R. seminal FOREIGN. Duty pan. In Bond. Wean', Donee and iirg i.„ 6O to ea Ina : ; e l : 54 : :4 0 Fenn sod Demi& and Mogan Ott ' N _Egyptian-. to —..— to and Onata. ... 30 to 38...48 to 34 lanatia Swank nun Is Canadian. — lo Analrathat 60 to 63... EYE Bantzr, Freaky 2B to 34 Varmint 34 to $8... to Lemmas 33 to 40 lndian Corn 42 to SO. to OATS, Rued= 25 to 26 to Potneranean and Snaking Swedish and Danish Friradatid and Dutch Ditto BMW. to BaiNtl, Tick — to old 38 to 40.. to gorall _ Egyptian. 36 to 38 Teacany —to —. .34 to SS Peas, GlTA fte 44 to 48 Boners Tsars, oia to new to —.Jorge to Duty free Lineman, Baltic and Rtiadan Mediterranean and Oder& RAPINFED 3B to 40 Herapseed 34 to 36 .. do. do. CLO•116111:7D, Red to —White to —p. cwt. Duty Ss. 3d. p. cwt RAMO= Cams free of duty, per ton, SS ss. to S 3 10s. Linstro Caw, Dutch and German ditto £8 Os. to £8 10,. Ditto French and American ditto SS 10e. to £9 10s. per Bet, of 198 lbs. nous, American, in Bond 3l to 33 Dental: and Hamburg 29 to 31 Canadian (Duty 71d. per barrel) French free to per Back of 280 Ha. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. _ _ _ d liribearlariiy.iii. -- Rye. 'Deem I Peas. Sept. 5 per Quer. 496 Od Ms Sc! 236 2d 326 7c11306 45376 Id 12 . . 506 Od 336 hips 5 4 3 5. 4611404 114336 10d 19 . . SI. 3 5 151236 7d 334 051416 61,406 5 4 28 . . 534 1 1041236 75 336 hl 42s 7d 456 Od Oct. 3 . . 54. Od 95T46 3d 55 436 44456 4d 10 . . 586 10d 376 24246 7cl 94436 711486 7d 8 twee& Agg. Aver. 1 526 4(11356 351236 9d Hs ld 436 1(11426 2d Duties an For. Grain I Se Odi 26 Od{ le WI 2. Od 26 OTII Ts Od Fluctuations in last six week's Coen averages. 38 10 04 0 53 1 61 3 50 0 i 6 o-1 ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 12th OCT. TO 17th OCT. Qrs. Dag hen. Irish. Foreign. Vibes* ... I 11092 I Barley ... 4286 I Oat* 5713 I 2990 I 7015 Flour, 4726 sags, 574 barrels; malt, 4127. ANDOVER, OCT. 17.—The market was well at tended to-day ; but there was great reluctance to purchase at the present prices. The farmers would not submit to a reduction, consequently prices must he quoted as before, excepting Barley, which was much inquired alter, particu larly fine malting samples, for which is. per quarter higher would have been freely given. Oats remain stationary, as also Beans and Peas. Tares still falling, IL 9d. having been taken by Mr. Oliff, corn-dealer, for several quantities. In dian or American Corn, both yellow and white, in better demand, at lea. for cash, and 19s. per sack, credit, such being freely given. Several are trying it with bran and pol lard to fatten pigs, it being cheaper at the above-named prices than either Barley or Peas, it being much heavier per sack than either of those articles. GLOUCESTER, OCT. 17.—Our market for Wheat was decidedly firm, and both English and foreign samples of good quality realised an advance of about le. per quarter, and a considerable amount of business was done. Barley and Beans were firm at last week's rates; Oats scarce, and much inquired for. --—•-•• • • - - - - • HADDINGTON, OCT. 16.—The supply of all kinds of grain was smaller to-day, with the exception of Oats. Sales were dull. Top of new wheat, 35., and avenge ls. lOd. down. General average of wheat is lc lOd. down. Barley, 4d. up, and oats 4d. down on the average. Barley, 262 qn.. 255 qrs. geld. Oats, 377 qra., 365 qrs. sold. Beans, 33 qrs. sold. MANCIIESTER, OCT. 17.-A steady business has been done during the week, and fresh qualities of each article have gone off on arrival at full and rather improving prices. There was a tendency to a further advance in our market of to-day ; and, though the demand is not very active, there is a steady male, which takes off all fresh qualities of each article at somewhat higher rates than on this day week. We raise our quotations for Wheat 2d., and Oats Id. per bushel. Choice huh Flour fully le. per sack, and 6d. per barrel. New Oatmeal, 6d. to Is.; and fine Malt, 2s. per load. Beans steady at former rates. Barley 4d. per bushel higher, and all sorts of feeding stuff in demand at higher prices. Wheat, per bushel of 701 b., English white, 9s. to 10s. ; Ditto red, Be. 6d. to 9s. 6d. ; Irish and Scotch white, Bs. 9d. to 9s. 6d. ; Ditto red, Bs. 3d. to Bs. 9d. Oats, per bushel of 451 b., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 4s. 3d. to 4s. 4d.; Irish kiln-dned runs, 4s. Id. to 4s. 2d. Beans, per quarter of 5041 b., English small, 413 e. to 60s. ; Ditto tick, 465. to 48e. Malt, per six imperial bushels, fine, 525. to 545. ; fine seconds, 48s. to 60s. Peas, per eight imperial bushels white boilers, 541. to 66e. Flour, per sack of 2801 b., English and Irish fine, 435. to 461. ; superfine, 46.. to 49e. ; extra ditto, 511. to 535. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 b., English and Irish, 41s. so 42a. NEWCASTLE-ON-TINE, OCT. 17. - The trade throughout the present week has continued of a quiet cha racter, still, however, factors have evinced much firmness, and those millers who were in want have purchased to a fair extent of the beat Wisbeach red, at 665., sad up to 67e. and 68e. per qr. for choice Norfolk or Suffolk kinds, all made 63 lbs. per bushel. Our advice' from New Tel this weak still evince an upward tendency, and most of the orders which had been sent out had remained unexecuted, partly from want of stock and partly from the limits being too low limited ; each being the fact it is quite clear we cannot have any supplies of consequence before the spring of the year from thence, a circumstance which should have much weight both by buyer and seller at present. At our market this morning we had one of the largest. deliveries of Wheat from the growers we have experienced sine* harvest, and although nlightly reduced prices were accepted ; yet in reality, taking the difference of condition into account, the trade cannot be called any cheaper than on this day ee'nnight. In choice south country qualities' • fair business was done. Suffolk red commanded 68s. per qr., whilst for something very extra we touched 69a. per qr. 68 lb. Foreign we. held with much firmness, and we look for such descriptions commanding rather more attention than hitherto from our millers, owing to the new Wheats losing condition. Flour continues scarce and the next arrivals are likely to meet a ready sale at our extreme quotations of last week. Choice brands of barrel Flour are saleable at 35e., and pos sibly for something extra even • little more might be ob tained. New Bye is much wanted, and we could safely encourage shipments. Malting Barley must be quoted fully Is. higher, and a clearance effected at the advance. Malt in request, prime season-made being now worth at least 66e. per qr. la Beans little passing , and although we have not had much stir in Peas as yet, the daily advancing prices of Potatoes mast necessarily cause more attention to be directed to the article, Potatoes having doubled their price within the last month. With Oats we were fairly supplied. and a ready clearance was effected at the full rates of this day ec'nnight. Choice old foreign are held with much firm ness, say Hanoverian qualities, weighing 371 b., at 265.; Hol stein, 411 b., at 265. ; and Dutch Brews, 4111 b. to 421 b., at Els. per qr. respectively, which nites, although not willingly given, will shortly, in our opinion, be readily paid. In bond, 14th October, Wheat, 6,418; Barley, 1,282; Oats, 674 ; Peas, 889 qrs. PultourE, Ocr. 15.-A moderate supply of Wheat, which went off quickly at an advance of about Is. per bag from last week ; beet samples, 175.; moderate, do., 16e. to 16s 6d . Supply of Barley small, but much inquired for. The few bags sold fetched Ba. 6d. to es. 9d. Oats scarce, and much looked for ; best samples, 14s. per sack. SUNDERLAND, OCT. 17.-A great deal of rain has fallen during the week, which has greatly interrupted the operations for ' , and to-day the rain has fallen in tar rents ineessantly. esu of Wheat from the farmers was very large, both of old pply new ; the whole of the latter was in excellent condition and of the finest quality. There is also a fair supply of south country Wheat, for which the demand is good, with the exception perhaps of two or three very superior samples, for which • trifling advance was ob tained. Prices ruled same as last week, with a fair eels. New Wheat, 60a. to 66e. ; old, 40e. to 68s. ; south country end foreign, 68e. to 68e. Malting Barley is worth 40s. to 46a., and is in demand. Malt in request at 625. to 665. Beans and Pees in fair demand, and Oats free sale at 245. to 30s. Flour plentiful at 60e. to 62a. Averages for the week, Sept. 3. Sept. 12. Sept. 19. Sept. 26.1 Oct. 3. Oct. 10. . . •" ••• ::; ••. PRODUCE. MINCING-LANE, Half-past Tern.—Refined Sugar has been steady, standard quality firm at 645. 6d. Cotton has been very steady, and has great confidence. Indigo.—The quarterly sale concluded late to-day, the prices paid being fully equal to Friday, and occasionally a shade higher. Oils remain very steady, with a fair amount of business done. Sperm, 801. 10s. to 841.; Southern, 271. 10s. to 281. ; Pale Seal, 311. to 311.105. ; Cod, 271. 10s. ; Linseed, 245. 6d. ; Rape, refined, 335. 6d.; Brown, 335.; Gallipoli, 421.; Spanish, 391. 10s. to 411. PRICES CURRENT. 800A1. per cwt. purr PAM. W. India,B.P.Men.B.42 00.444 6d Yellow &Grey 45 0...47 Fine 4B 0...52 Mauritini, brown B5 0. .43 Yellow 43 0..47 Pine. 4B 0...53 Bengal &Redrew, b. 34 0...42 Yellow 43 0...47 White 4B 0...57 Foreign, brown. 34 0..43 Yellow 44 0...46 Grey and white 47 0...56 Refined, Hambro' 67 0..20 Lumps 62 0. .65 Corm, in Bead. West India, ordi nary 35 0... 40 0 Good. Roe 70 0...100 0 Ceylon, good ordi nary .. ... .... 3B 0... 39 0 Fine ordiniry 39 0... 45 0 ' Pine Noble, good to fine 50 0... 66 0 Costa Elea, ordi- Bantatra an nary to fin d e - 34 0... 55 0 Bang 22 0... 25 0 COCOA. Weed India ... Foreign 32 0... 35 0 Tas, at per lb. Comm, common- 0 9j...0 104 Rica, at per cwt. Bengal white lB 0... 19 8 C 0 74 10 lB 0... 17 0 Java l5 0... 18 0 P•Aaan 24 0.. 28 0 Carolina. 5O 0...36 0 Brune. Pigs, No. 1. Hoops ll 5...11 16 Cargo at Cardiff bar 9 0...0 11 Swedish ll 5...0 0 LZAD, at pet ton. Pig, best lB 10 . 0 ff Muted, sheet l9 10... 0 I I Bars 2O 10 .. 0 • Patent shot 22 0. 0 I red or minium 19 0...20 • Spelter Ona, per 252 lap. gal. d.p. Fish, Sai4 pale 29 10...61 I straw . . brown ft yellow 25 10- /11 I 79 1...11 • Pe e ad rm llatter 79 o._ • I cod 26 10...27 • South Sea 24 0...26 19 Olive,ClallipolLp.ton 42 0... 0 I Coma Nut 36 10...36 • Seed, Rape, pale, per ton 0 .93 211 Linseed 24 33 15..35 Paormose, per eat. Butter-Ccek, 90 6...9/' god 92 IP 3rd 86 0...57 Dublin, Ist 0 0 0 Litrieriek, do 94 0..97 Carlow, lot 96 0...108 Newry Ist 0 0... 0 92 0-96 Beef, India, per tierce Prime Her 0 0... 0 Pork, prirneinews 72 6...75 lfteon-Peek, Lora u Do., Belfast 010:111. Waterford, 46 0...66 0 Be ig i rrt. 57 0...60 0 Lard.Belfeet,prfrk l ~„t 0...30 • Waterford, do.- f" Ditto Bladder Hann Oa and Cow, at per lb. B. A. and M. Video, s.O a.O MOO $571 0 4...0 Brasil, dry 0 1 .. 0 D 7 ll . lted _ 4 ea per gall. Leeward bland Proof 3 4 ... 0 0 Demerara, 28 to 36 per cent. O.P 9 ... 3 1 Jamaica, 30 to 36 per cent. O.P. 3 .. 3 6 Favourite marls 4 4 11 _ . Brandy, let *ands 5 0 ... 6 RWI, pinta, per tOll. P.T.R. Z 44 0..43 at Pennsbwg, 9 head Dutch and Flemish 5 5... 8 Friesland Hence, at per ton. fit.Peteraborg,cleanZ3s O. . 0 outdid . 32 0...92 1 hairdo= 29 0...30 Rigs, Rhine .. addict pew llindlla East India Bonn l3 0...16 Bombay l4 0...18 Jut. Tut, at per cwt. Dame 100 0 . 0 Mina 9B 0...99 Com. in 61oelta 95 0... 0 laox, at per ton. Bars £9 10 in 1 0 4...0 Rig dry 0 41 ..0 . 11‘ Lhola Talp. dry 0 5 ...0 6 West India, dry.. Salted 0 . 0 41 Eat India. 0 ...0 104 161= 6, t.Azie, dry 0 7 _0 8 0 84...0 9 & Amer. Horse, per bide 8 0...18 0 Rai& ditto 6 6...10 6 Din Wows, et pot tam Le= g letnaica«.£4 5... 4 10 3 5... 5 15 Cazopterhy 8 10... 7 10 IPostk, Jamaka 5 10... 6 0 Cots 90.910 brkeram large end @od l4 0...15 0 Small ....... Liam. 13 0 16 0 Sewn 14 0 .17 0 Red Sanders. 5 10... 5 13 Breen 30 0...53 0 TALLOW. Tallow continues to advance. Petersburg Bs. 4 Y. C. cei the spot 488. 6d. All the year detrain January to March delivering . 495. Od. CORN. - - - MawK4ANZ.—Our market was fairly supplied tkia morning with Wheat from the near counties, the bulk of which was purchased for shipment to the North of Emilia, at prima fully equal to those of Monday last ; in fact, If the condition, which was somewhat effected by the wet weather, be taken into consideration, the rates of that day were ex ceeded. The value of free Foreign Wheat was unaltered, but the business transacted was b y no means large. Barrel Flour sold slowly at previous rates. Barley continues exceedingly scarce, and being in good improved request its value 24. to 3s. per quarter. bins malting qualities command 465. to 48e. per quarter. The receipts of Oats during the past week from Ireland 2/ October 14 :—Wheat, 498 quarters, at 595. 8d ; Bar ley, 212 quarters, at 41s. 4d., and Batas, 49 quarters, at 41s. pe: quarter. WARMINSTER, OCT. 17. —We quote sales at aniexed prices: Wheat, 48e. to 665., last week the same. B gley, 31s. fid. to 445. Od., lad week 31s. 6d. to 455. Oats, 275. to 30e., last week the same. Beans 481, to Ws.. last wiek 465. to 525. New Wheat, 665. per quarter. Bread, 74d. WORCESTER., OCT. 17.—There was a tolerably large supply of Wheat at our market this day, which was dis posed of slowly at last week's prices, and some samples being out:of condition from the late wet weather, could not be dis posed of without a reduction being submitted to of ls, to 2a. per qr. • dry red samples made 23 5 . p er bag, of nine score ten po unds, and white of fine quality, 246. Beans fully maiatained the prices of this day ee•nnight, and Pe as . for raiding purposes rather dearer. Barley was much inquired for, and sold readily at Is. per quarter advance, both for malting and grinding. Few O a t s o ff ere d ; old Irish making 4s. per bushel of 391bs. nett, and English, 4s. 9d. to ss. imperial. A few new English were sold as low as 31.9 d. imperial. ___ WINCHESTER, OCT. 17.—The attendance of farmers to-day was not good, consequently the millers had to supply immediate wants at an advance of from 2s. to 3s. per sack above the prices of last Saturday. 181. a load was given for two or three samples of White Wheat, and 17/. ditto for red. Barley : Best malting very scarce, the little at market went off at extravagant prices, 475. per quarter being offered, sam ples that last year would not have fetched 265. were sold up to from 365. to 40s. per quarter. Oats were rather more plentiful, and not so much in request, yet prices cannot be quoted lower. Beans, of this year's English growth, ex tremely scarce : old and foreign wcre sold at about the price of last week. Peas also scarce. Winter Tares sold at from 41 9d. to ss. For American Maize we quote the yel low 18a. per sack, and the white a trifle lower. Ocr. 17.—We have rather a short sup ply of Wheat and other articles at market to-day. Wheat is free sale, at a trifle under last week's prices, whilst O►ts and Beans make fully former rates. We quote as follows : Wheat, old, 60a. to 694. per quarter ; ditto, new, 575. to 665.; extra, 68s. ; Oats, 13d. to 14d. per stone; Beans, 465. to 48s. per quarter ; ditto, old, 48e. to 60s. per quarter to the growers. YoRE, Oct', 17.—We have a small supply of Wheat, which hes met a free sale at fully last week's prices. Barley is much enquired alter, and baring several buyers hoes a diirtaaoe, prices have advanced fully 3a. per quarter, with a linked supply. Oats are scarce, and are L. ismer. The following are the present prices of grain i—Wliesit, white, 62e. to 68s. per qr. ; do. red. 64e. to 604. do. ' • Barley, malting, Ms. to 425. do. ; do. g ri nding, 32e. to 345. do. ; Beans, 45e. to 50s. do. ; Rye, 365. to Me. do. ; Malt, 645. to 661. do.; Oats, Is. Oid. to Is. lip. per stone of 14 lbs.; Flour, 46e. to 60e. per sack of 280 lbs. DUBLIN, OCT. 19.—The markets continue upwards every market day; 6d. to Is. par barrel on Wheat, Oats, and Barley, and Is. per cwt. on Flour and Oatmeal. The retail price of flour is from 2s. 6d. to 3s. 6d. per stone, and of Oat- meal Is. ; Bread, at the same time, having risen Id. per 41b. loaf these three weeks back, being now B.id. to 91d. BELFAST, Oar. 16.-We have had a fair supply of farmers' Wheat at market during the week, and prices must again be quoted 4d. to 6d. per cwt. dearer, with a fair demand. In parcels, ex store, there are few transactions, but holders are firm in demanding high rates. Flour in good demand, at steady prices ' • American Flour sells at 375. per barrel. Barley in steady demand at improving prices. Oats in fair demand, at last week's rates; whilst Oatmeal must be quoted 9d. to Is. per cwt. dearer. Indian Corn must be quoted 30s and Indian Corn Meal about 20s. per ton higher, but such high rates affect the consumption. The following prices aro correct :-Wheat.--Red, 12s. 6d. to 13e. 4d. ; white, 12s. 9d. to 13s. 6d. per cwt. Flour.-Prices at Inver Mills : Superfine, 225. 6d. ; bakers' Ist, 215.; 2nd, 19s 6d. •; 3rd, 18s. ; 4th, 14s. 6d.. Bran, 71. per cwt.; Ame rican, 365. to 38s. per barrel. datmeal.-Old, 16s. 6d. to 17s. 9d.; new Oatmeal, 17s. 66. to 17s. 9d. per cwt. Oats.- ' Mealing, 91. to N. 6d.; feeding, 9s. fid. to 10s. 6d. per cwt.; new, Bs. 6d. to 9s. 6d. per cwt. Barley.-01d, none ; new, 71. 6d. to Bs. 9d. per cwt. Rye.-6s. to 7s. per cat. Indian Corn.-Yellow, 131. ss. • white, 131. 15s. per ton. Indian Meal.-Yellow, 15/. ; white, 15/. 541. per ton. LIMERICK, OCT. 17.-Wheat market to-day war better supplied ; quantity in about 2,500 barrels; and con dition generally very good. The article seemed to excite the attention of merchants more than of late ; and millers also continuing free buyers, the whole was speedily cleared at an advance of fully . Id . per stone on last rates current ; Is. 8 1 d. waspaid for,prime red, and le. 90. for white. Oats, not in such large supply, and Glasgow market being still remune rative, an advance was also paid en this grain all through the week, prices ranging from 1216. to 14d. per stone. SLIGO, OLT. 17.—The salsa to-day were at the following rates :—Wheat, 325. to 33e. 6d. per stone ; Oat*, 17s. to 17.. 6d. per barrel ; Oatmeal, 20s. per cwt.; Indian Meal, 14s. do. ; best Flour, 365. per barrel. Moderate sup plies of all sculls of grain. WATERFORD. OCT. 17.—Throughout this week we have had an active trade in all descriptions of grain, and prices have undergone a slight improvement, supplies still continuing inadequate to the demand. The increased con sumption of coarse Flour has materially enhanced its value, while no change can be noted inthe better descriptions. In dian Corn, Meal, and Oatmeal have sold readily at advancing prices. The following are our present prices of prepared Grain, Flour, and Meal : Wheat mill, 345. 366. ; ditto ship ping, 296. to 336. ; per of 280 lbs. Barley, malting, 19s. to 206. ; ditto grinding 18s. to 195., per brl . of 224 lbs. Oats, white, 164. to 184. ; ditto black, 15s. 9d. to 166. 6d., per brl. of 196 lbs. Flour, superfine, 49e. to 50s. ; ditto seconds, 445. to 475. •, ditto thirds, 365. to 38s. ; ditto fourths, 245. to 30s per sack of 280 lbs. Oatmeal, 19s. to 205., per cwt. Indian Corn Meal, 146. to 16s. per cwt. ODESSA.—Accounts from Odessa to the latter end of last month mention that abundance of new Wheat was coming in from Bessarabia and Poland, which was promptly taken off the market at 25 and 26 rubles the tchetwert. Freights had risen enormously, and 7 to 8 francs per charge were paid for Marseilles. Last year, at the same period, the rates were from 3 to 31 francs only. HAY. ANDOVER, Ocr. 17.—Prime meadow was sold this day at from 31. 16e. up to four guineas per ton ; do. and Son foin, 31. 10s. to 41. do. ; Clover, 31. 15s. to four guineas do. The above-named prices are expected to give way, as inn keepers and gentlemen for the hunting season deem those toe high, and refuse to give the same. POTATOES. - - - --- SOUTHWARK WATERSIDE.—In oonaequence of the disease prevailing generally among the Potatoes, the supply . to this market at present scarcely deserves a report, but it is expected that the quantity will increase. We are fully aware that many of your readers are desirous of seeing a statement of the waterside market, therefore we will fur nish you with one as usual :—There are a few small lots arrived coastwise from Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, and from Kent and Essex, and they are selling at the following prices : Yorkshire Regents, 120 e. to 140 e. ; Ditto Slums, 130 e. ; Kent and Essex Regents, 1208. to ISOs. • Ditto Shaw*, 120 e. to 140 e. ; Ditto Kidneys, 140 e. ; cols:Aire Regents, 140 a. ; Ditto Shaws, 120.. to 130.. HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o Clock.—Meagrs. Patten den and Smith, Hop factors, report that the market is firm, and speerdatom are buying extensively: lad and East Kau* from per Cwt.C6 Os. to S 7 Os. Weald of Keats .............. „ 4 6 to 5 0 Son, hat 1 15 to 4 10 Farnham Yeartind Keats yearling S u 310 to 4 0 Old Hops „ 2 0 to 4 0 WErritu., OcT. 17.—1 n consequence of the two wet days during the week, permission was given to keep the fair open to-day. The remaining quantity of Hope sold at an advance of from 10s. to 16s. per cwt. over the prices ob tained on Thursday and Friday. The quantity sold up to Friday, and the comparatively few pockets remaining on the hill, made the growers in their demand, which had the effect of raising Farnham' up to from 61. 6e. to 71. per cwt. ; and country ditto, from 61. to 6/. do. ; the Alton and Crondall being very little (if any) inferior to the Farnham grown, and bMbre the evening, instead of their being 600 pockets to be removed, or then to eel', there were not 100 le:t for either mooring or taking home again. SKINS. ANDOVER, Ocr. 17. This is rather an exten sive Sheep-akin market, may buyers in the country meet ing fellmongsrs and parchment-makers here eery Satur day to sell there what are collected during the week. Down Skins, yesterday made, 2a. 6d. each ; Leicester half-breds, do., 2a. 9d. do. ; Lamb, do. do., 2a. do. WOOL. LEEDS, OCT. 17.—Foreign.—Foreign Wools have been only in limited request this week, the business done being chiefly to supply the present wants of the consumer. Prices, however, are steady at late quotations. English.— We have not any Improvement to notice in this branch of trade. Sales are limited, and prices stationary. • - LIVERPOOL, OCr. 17.—We have no improvement to notice in the demand for foreign Wool this week. The announcement of public males of 600 bales East Indian, and about the mate quantity of Egyptian and other low wool, for the 22nd inst., may have had a little effect on our private contract business this week. In Scotch there has been no thing doinig. .Alpaca, a few sales reported at lower prices. Import' : Foreign, 2,763 bap; prer:ously this year, 63,839 ; total, 66,602. Scotch, 624 begs ; previously imported this year, 12,140. The great Wool fair at Breslau, in Silesia, which opened at the beginning of the present month, was reported, at that under date of the 6th, to be indifferently progressing date. About 6,000 quintals of summer sheared home wool bad been received, which it was expected would be taken by the manufacturers of the country. Amongst other Wools, a large quantity from Poland, from 12,000 to 18,000 quints/a, wee received, almost the whole of which, it was expected, would be cleared off by English buyers, es the sort was not in much estimation with the German manufacturers. The result of the fair, it was anticipated, would be an elevation of prime of 3 to 4 thalere per quintal. CHEESE. CHESTER Fam—Notwithstanding the heavy males effected by the farmers in the months of August and Sesm bar, there was a large ipiantity of Cheese at our fair. Aloot 200 tans were pitched in the Linen-Hall, and in the early wty of the day exceseively high prices were asked. Buyers, however, were rather backward, and as the day advanced the sellers were obliged to come down. Even then, however, • / • gcod prim were obtained. Some prime claims selling as high as 70a., and the best sorts geoerally averaged from 665. to 68s. per cwt. Middling dairies fetched from 645. to 66a., and poorer sort from 655. to 60s. At the close of the day a large quantity was left unsold, the market being overstocked with new cheese, which had an unfavourable effect upon the prices of the better qualities. The price of cheese at the fair was not much short of 103. per cwt. higher than at the cor responding fair of last year. CATTLE, &e. SMITHFIELD, Two o'clock.—Wo have to-day a very large increase in the supply of Beasts, many, however, of inferior quality. Prices are lower for all descriptions; the very choicest Scots, &c., barely make 4a. 4d., and the beet Short Horns nothing quotable over 4s. A clearance cannot be effected of the middling qualities, although considerable reduction in price is submitted to. From Holland, Germisly, and Sweden, we have 673 ; Scotland, 40 ; Lin co l ns hi re , 5.50; Leicestershire, 2,000 ; and about 1,060 from the neighbour. hood of London. The very enhanced rate at which Sheep have lately been selling has caused a slight increase in sup ply, but so slight, that our remarks respecting deficiency of this description of stock in the country are fully confirmed. There has been a great effort on the part of buyers to reduce prices; in a very small degree have they succeeded; the difference is scarcelyquotable. The beat Downs still readily make ss. 4d., sad the most selling Longwoola, ss. Second rate qualities may be said to be the turn lower. We have 2,040 from Holland and Germany, which, not being very good, met with a dull sale. Calves arc not so plentiful, and we have a more brisk trade; the best qualities are fully 2d. per 81bs. dearer. Trade for Pigs is hardly so good, the num bers being large, and the weather mild. Beet Scots, Herefords, &c. (per st. of 818 ) Is 0 to 4e 1 Best Short Horns 3 8 4 0 Second quality Besets 2 I* 3 4 Calves 4 0— 4 8 Figs 8 5 0 Best Downs and Half-heeds 3 5 0 5 4 Best Long-wools 4 8 5 0 Ewes and second quality Besse, at market, 4.321: Sheep and Lambs, 23,200; Oahe* 127 ; Pigs, 450.—t1, West Smithfield. ANDOVER, OCT. 17.—A great many Pip in market to-day ,• and such was the glut, that littl e business was done here, though Pigs were offered at be. per head under last week's similar quality. There were but few sold. Prime Store Pigs sold at from 96.7,6 d. to 10s. per score pounds. Small Piga for porkers at prioea varying at from 10s up to 25a. each. Caller= Rim—At this fair there mu =mo rons show of all kinds of cattle. The demand for aood Beef was extensive, and sold from 61d. to 61. per lb. There were more Pigs in the market than we ever saw on any pre view occasion. Fat Pigs found plenty of buyers at old. per lb ; but store Pigs fell almost a per cent. on the prices of the last few weeks, caused mainly by the high price of all kinds of provender. Of Sheep there was a tolerable number in the market, and prime Mutton realized nearly 71 per lb. In the Horse fair there were many buyers for good animals, and sales were effected at a high figure. WINCHESTER, OCT. 17.—1 n Pigs business WWI slack, though there were a considerable number offered at a downward tendency. There were some brought to market killed and burnt, which sold whole at from 10s, 6d. to 11s. 6d. per score pounds, prices varying according to quality and size. YORK FORTNIGHT FAIR, OCT. 15.—This week the show of fat beasts was not so large ac the last fair, but prices were a shade higher, ruling from 6s. to 6s. 9d. per stone. Lean Beads were more plentiful, and prices as before. The demand was great, and both kinds met a ready sale. The quantity of Sheep for present use was not great, hut were bought most readily, at from Gd. to 60. per lb. Lean Sheep were abundant, and they brought the most extraordinary , prices. Buyers were numerous, and few were the instances in which sales were not effected. MAIDSTONE FAIR, OCT. 17.—This great stock fair commenced, and from the numerous ".Michaelmas cattle fairs " now being held in all counties, the price of stock was rather lower than has been hitherto obtained. Many large droves of Welsh Beasts were offered for sale ; some of the Beasts (Bullocks) made 141. and 161. a head, and the general averaging prices were 111. Large Bullocks and good Oxen ranged in price from 181. to 21/. a head ; Milch Cow 4, with a small Calf, fetched from 16 to 18 guineas, and Heifers and Cows down calving sold well. Prime wether Sheep sold at 425. to 48s. a head, and well-bred young Ewes fetched from 30s. to 365. each ; stock Lambs were bought at 20s. to 245. each. Good Cart-Horses sold at 2 , 3 to 28 guineas. Pigs for storing up fetched 30s. ; small Porkers sold at 4s. sd. per stone, and large Hogs at 3.. 6d. A good sprinkle of business was done among Hops, and the prices obtained were good. EARLSTOUN FAIR.-At this fair there was a large show of young Beasts, both for the straw-yard and for tur nips. A great number of buyers from a distance, as well as from the neighbourhood, being present, buhincss proceeded with much briskness, and at the combiners of the market the whole were disposed of. High year olds ranged from 71. to 81 . 81. 10s., and those forward in condition brought from 91. to 101. Two-year-olds varied from 11/. to 131. 10s., and such as were suitable for wintering sold from 14/. P. 171. a head. The few fat beasts shown realised from Gs. to 71. a ' stone. Milch Cows were in request, and thew tit for the Eslinburgh market brought from 12/. to 171. In the horse market there was about the usual number of horses shown, and good useful animals readily obtained purchasers. CLONROAD.-At our fair the buyers were numerous, but the prices were not at all commensurate. They might be classified as follows :-Milch Co.. a from 101. to 1.,1.; Fat Cows about two guineas per cwt.; two-year-old ditto, 81. Bullocks down from the late fairs, two-year-old, 81. to 9/. ; yearlings, 61. ; weanling heifer Calves from 4/. to .51.; Bul locks ditto, 21. 10s. For store heifers there was little demand. The number of Sheep at the fair was immense, but by far the greater portion remained unsold, and Pigs were con sidered on the look down. NENAGIL-Our October fair is generally a dull one. This was decidedly the worst ever known. It was very• well stocked, prices bad-sales dull, and but few purchasers. Beef rated from 40s. to 455. per cwt. ; milch cows, 9/. to 121. ; heifers, three years old, 71. to 91. ; ditto, 2 years old, (11. to 6/. ; yearlings, from 31. to 41. 10s. ; a fine lot of (14) 2 years old bullecks, the property of J. J. Poe, Esq., sold at 10 gui neas each, Wedders, 3• to 455. Ewes, to4ss. Hog gets, 30s. to 40s. Lambs, 20s. to 26e. Pigs, per cwt., 40s. to 445. ; good stores, 308. to 40s. each. BLAIRGOWRIE.-The turn-out of stock was con siderably above the average, so far as numbers went. Mer chants were plenty, and sales very brisk. The prices obtained were rather high, although not .remunerating to the disposes's, :all kinds of stock having been bought in for grass at very dear rates. The prices obtained were nearly as follows , yearlings from 41 to 61; two-years-olds, from 71 to 91; fat from 111 to 131. each. CHARLESTOWN OF ABOYNE.-The Sheep market was well supplied with Ewes of the fair average quality of the district. Dealing was brisk ; and prices were 2s. or 3s. higher than last year. Best Ewes, off the hill. brought 14s. to 16s. ; middling. 10s. to 12s. ; and inferior, Bs. to 10s. Three-year-old black.faced Wedders maintained a similar advance the best lot in the marketbelonged to Mr. Stewart, Ballatriech, and were held at 24a. The Morven Wedders were sold at fully 20s. Lambs ranged from ss. to 7s. 6d. The cattle market was brisk; and the most of the beasts shown exchanged hands at full prices. Two-year-old Stota may be quoted from 71. to 91., and year-olds, 31. 10s. to 61. The favourable report of the Falkirk market having reached in course of the day, had an influence on prices. SHIPPING. MAILS ARILITED.-6 Dublin; 4 Waterford; 2 Dublin; 2 Guernsey and Jersey; 2 French ; 1 Flanders ; 1 Holland ; 1 Hamburg ; 1 Lisbon ; 1 West Indies. NOTICE TO MARINERS.—FIag Signals at the Island of St. Michaels.—A despatch hes been received at Lloyd's from the Admiralty, enclosing a copy of a Notice to Mariners, respect ing Flag-signals at the Island of St. Michaels, but which had already been transmitted from the Foreign-office and pub lished on Saturday. Lorocrx, Oct 17. Wind this day at noon, S.; light breeze, and fine clear weather. DEAL, Oct. 17.—S.W , fresh.-18th, E.S.E. to W.S.W., fresh.—Arrived, 17th, Kingsdown, South Seas ; arrived from the River for Sultana, Pernambuco. 18th, Arabian, Hobart Town ; Thames, Jamaica ; Herds, Boston. Sailed, 17th, a three-masted steam-schooner, westward ; London, Madras ; Spheriod, for St. Vincent's, with the rest of the outward bound; the Henrietta Wilhelmine, for Coast of Africa. STILLNOFOILD, Oct. 16.—A vessel sunk near the Cannon Rock last night, and the mast was seen above water this morning, crew supposed to be saved. Porassfourn, Oct. 17.—N.N.W. to S.S.W. : 18, N.N.W. to W.N.W.—Sailed, 17: Lady Flora, Cape and Madras; Floeinda, Ceylon • Cleopatra, Demerara ; Durham, Ber muda; Emily, Hilifax. 18, Clifton, New Orleans. CLYDE, Oct. 16.—S.—Arrived, 15: Susan, New York. Sailed, 16 : Quinton Leitch, Bombay ; Gauntlet, Tobago ; Rolla, Antigua and Emu, N.P. ; Russell Glover, New Orleans ; Ann Harley, New York. DUBLIN, Oet. I7.—N.E. to E.N.E.—Sailed, 16: Allen Brown, St. John's, N.B. WATERFORD, Oct. 17.—N.W. to W.N.W.—Arrived : 15th, Wanderer, Richibucto. CORK, Oct, 15.—N., fresh breeze.—Arrived : Barbara. Lima; B.ooe, Honduras. Sailed: British Queen,. Bermuda. SHIEDeI, OCT. 16.—The Medora, from Quebec, in entering this morning, grounded on the island,but is expected off next tide without damage. 17, E.N.E. —Sailed , Adeline, Sierra Leone. The Earl of Fife, from Stettin to Antwerp, arrived here 16th, is leaky and strained, and has cargo shifted. Haawren, Oct. 15.—Arrived: Mary Ann, Northwest for London, leaky. JERSEY, Oct. 15.—Arthed : St. Peter's, Labrador. HULL, Oct. 18.—Arrived, 17th ; Douglas St. John's, N. 8.; Intrepid, Richibucto. Baurroz, Oct. 17.—Arrived: Achilles, Quebec. Mrion.le, Oct. 18.—N. At rived: Cape Breton, Val paraiso. HaarrirooL, Oct. 17.—The Hope, of Montrose, on shore on Seaton Beach on the 12th, has been got off much strained and very leaky, and brought in here. Orr . Durum:teas, Oct. 14.—Active, St. Croix, for Cope's hirtifllzmrroN,_ Oct. 17.—Arrived: Severn (a.) West Indies. Bailed : Dee (s.) do. Poler Lawn, Oct. 18.—Ligonia, New York. ILINOSBAIDOIL—Toronto, New York. SALCOMBE, Oct. 17.—Off, Heim, Rio Jaaeiro. FALMOUTH, Oct. 17.-8. to S. E. light. 18th, N. E. do. —Arrived : Menalto, Rio Grande. Sailed : 17th P ."••; , .-- Caps ; Eleanor, Barbadoes. 18th, Birkby, Sierra --', 7 - . ''' "I FOBTAVAGES, HITLICUBBIN, COUNTY DOWN, OCT. . ~ A three-masted vessel, supposed to be a bark, was seen, ' Z, •., ' r •-• last., lying in ten fathoms water, between North Rock t .-) : 7-....- 1- :', South Light, three or four miles from this. The tops '' ., :i""'",` ''''` 'I.. eo masts are visible for a few feet—crew suppo sed .•• 12.14:, .14 drowned. s= 'V For Saturaay's market, NO last page. ie.; , ' •,1