The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-12 00:00:00

MI /Y / ; ~..e 7I4( L- e VO) tt tpirtg M. Armand Marred is a candidate for the depart ment of the Haste-Garonne. He will be opposed by a legitimist candidate, whose raceme iodated to be al most certain. M. Vatimesnil is a raodidate for the Ease, for which he is likely t, be returner.. Active leeseeres are in progress to prevent,ht the coming eleetioas, the failure of the mod.rate patty by Ur division of its votes amoeg a great numbtr of mad:- dates. TILTEILIAL £VTIIIO/16. WhestAßarisi l Oats. I Nye. t besns.l Peon J. 17 456 Wits Ittdl7a ad 29, 116 304 Id 111 66 1 ... 43s ld Ida RM led I& bd 34 , 12. 6J 1 0 lid 79. 7d IT, 34'271 1430 s 11633 s Od 17 47. Niles Mint 1.1 . 2ta Wl9. 9is4. 1d 34 41. 4d124 5417. 5427. Wes 104132 s Ila Marsh 45. Odl9s ld'l9s 7420. 114 1 30. 14 1 32 e lld MlAs' AOg. AR. 45. 104 . 296 Ild ! 17. Id 27s 1430, 5131* Id Dort.—Whast, Barley; Oats, By., Beans, sad Peas, Is. Feb. 10.1 Feb. 17. Mar. 1. 'p c ,kN K of ENGLAND, Marcie 6, 1849.—The Cant of Directors el dr Governor and p in k 4 01 V:Z d yilk sit • CIENEBAL Imps,. a s 109 0 ., Tia n AT, sae lath lota , * An m ara ir le 00 MA umber Osumi lAn k t, at 4 064•10 , 11 z r i k, out Imisi, 00 Mk Apri ant, fru. 10 w sb , 1 2011 4 AMA i the ativisoos. for Ike a s 140 dr sir Mall tullishyll Mir Iveds4sw ailliaml ben beam it el ti bp ilms Nugdl i alre sr, Ass a y. 10 d e 004 , 10100111010 00 Me i ., sie r ,lirectore 010 las aim/ as rem li witin frrits ......, F eedelses levies Me gin bui mak le lb' as izare e s ask us Tombs the Mk • o fstairlit i Clml l iiiolos the Vats g milliallola"1.16 ors 11.0. 01 ta. din/1 he voblil . i .ido vow rim lie adot diall him boa er ion ins or essoa.iss,.... sod de or re MOND albs ceor de mane . a t ism of =rim illip re i t • ad somas is ••• IL LAUDED - Zi i r m a gust r i pW k w ars t:l===. maw/ Iltime. AA—lbeafteedie ;AL.' 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The closing prim on Friday of the wishB6.l6, they opened at once yesterday at 88 Pee of nearly 2f. They soon rose to 89i, and dosed at 88.90. The Threes underwent conge r:ad* thaws ; the closing price yeeterday bang they opened today at 68, rem to 69, and mad at 67.10. The week bpi been a mod extra rodinary. one on the Boons. On Monday the Fives, nanaliag the caw for the half-year's interest, rat 84. M a on Me Prim was detached edetaday, which was equivalent to a deduction of 2 50, emeequatly the prices to-day are equivalent to 21.ar.50, being equivalent to a rise of 7.60 within the te The committee named yesterday to imam lub of the candidates fur the council of state has detemnined , %take the candidates from all shades of the moderate ' pets, end to compose it of tun of science, of eve name, sad political men, and not to =chide literary ims. They hale elected M. Francis &ago as Prem. dog, and M Salad as Secretary. The Duke de Broglie, M. Sevaisto, -Deseante and Montreal!, for the Ear.; M. Viennet, in the Hermit ; Raves, in the Gironde ; Lestibnadois, in the north ; me secure of their election. Of all the present repre sentatives of the Haste Marne, M. Chasehart eons has any Mance of re-election. In the Jure, General Bachelu will be returned by a great majority. M. Dupont wit most probably lose his seat for the Bare. The report of the committee on the question of autharieing the government to naive the tams till the let Jane, was p.esented to-day. The committee is %alumnus for its urgeecy, and there is no doubt that the authorisation will be granted. The discus sion will take place early next week. The report tf M. Goudelanz on the budget of re ceipts was yesterday presented to the National As sembly. It is fi lled - with a history of the finance of the country carried back as far as 1814. It concludes in favour of the adoption of the proposed budget. After striking cut the deficit of 136,000,000 francs, resulting from the withdrawal of the laws on the re venues derived from personal property and Inherit ances, and the reduction of the salt duties, and the probable deficit in the receipts from the forests, the total of the ways and mesas will amount to 1,411,000,000 francs, including the 158,000,000 franca of the sinking fund, and 20,000,000 francs of the loan still disposable. As the proposed budget of expenses, lammed by the applications for credits muds sines its presentation, amounts to 1,657,000,000 frame, there morsearily results a deficit, artless than be some rethertioas made in the COMBO Or its disuse sioo. The iloattisr of this accruing gime the m folhlwt: Every day melts sad tadastry make busk sselden • it spr.dby the/ecca mit gimes& =to byl aws. TM despakims of the prefects cull state some disorder. mblab bowmer ere not of much importance. la all the de: pastmats the drawls( for the ememipts is proceeded in wi.k mien At N. say, seem pumas having gem into the " Salle Oa thane " shit • red flag, with the ismriptioa Tim la li democratigne et seeiale! " it was wised by order sit b-miseL At Chatssureserd the omacripts having Wished that madams to their buttonholes with green Abash. • Iphi sassed, in whisk several ea both sides wags areateded. At OR times (Arley), the prefect has umcr o j e Ms F who has be aunty of amble of duty. At • er nialtt men, who wets taking a sea :Z s % had ' =hi Anima by a mob. At Treece': a maallemstlem eigeatied by twenty or thirty per sem. has esmigletip At Boadues (Nord), • person I who bad melted bdigaatioa of the crowd. by arrnft "Vivo Barbi. ! Vies Rasped! Vim la Galenite .' addles that matters could not go wall mane some demands Obese were cut off, was committed to the authorities. A promisor of Arbois resisted, on the 6th of Marsh, ma mem- Ms as his (creature armed with four pistols, • double. barrelled gan. sad two ;mall mama planted ea his house— an swims, to what extent contempt fee the law hen gene with some persons. Is the departments of the Cher an-I the Allier dinners, the consequence of a strike of workenen, were re=Z d by soma arrests. The workmen of Crewe to resume work. spear National Assembly to-day the electoral law was again ander discussion. Au amendment was pro paned to the clause excluding candidateson ths ground off aultery, limiting it to those only against whom ellelfalon shall be pronounced by the mum jut'gment by which they ere condemned ; bat this on a division wee rejected by 375 against 291, so that the original clause affectiag all peewee condemned for adultery remains pert of the law. Another amendment, ex cluding all persons who, haviog been bankrupt, either in Francs or a fseign country, shall not have obtained their cerificatre, was adopted on a division by 363 against 354. This will, it is said, as it now standee:- etude M. Achille Fould, who was a partner in a house at Frankfort which failed, and in respect of which he is still uncertificated. A proposal of some mediate ' tion in the amendment was, however, afterwards , rendering the exclusion only applies tsoedsuch persons against whom the bank ruptcy should - have been made operative in France, and was referred to the committee. A clause excluding from being representatives all contractors with the government, and prohibiting any represen tNtive from becoming a government contractor until six months after the dissolution of the Legislative Assembly was adopted. The appeal of the five persons condemned to death ilk the murder of General de Brea and his sid-de- I stamp, Captain Mangle, was yesterday rejected by the Court of Caseation. the application for mercy is now before the Minister of Justice, and will be laid by biro before the President of the Republic. A telegraphic despatch has been sent to Rochefort to make ready for sea directly the frigate Algerie, and the first-c 1 me brig Entreprenant. The fourth and fifth day's roweling. at 13owles consisted of the examination of witnesses, but no fact of impotence was elicited. Last night was signalised by the most magnificent of the official fifes which has been witnessed in Paris for a long time. The lady of the minister of foreign affairs gave a:splendid bill, for which a temporary room was emoted in the garden, in addition to the usual suits of reception rooms. The festivities con tinued until an early boar this morning. The Presi dent of the Republic wee, however, not present, though expected. Pas* maim to.—see Inta. 11wee per them., OT l• Mee pat Omer, ; last Laos, N 71; Fawn. WOE fiver IMO; Du 15411, • Do. FwarAidriAalkllle ; Teaa444lll. • Rails Soma Tear, NP j Trawary Oink Sim% /Ha. Nosings on Landon: 36 da tittr i a. eadi riet i = Or:may "3"". me; Pub ind US; Roam sod llama ; SU; mimes out lionißas. 153; Dumpling sad Bels, 11$ Castro (1/lonce), NS 50; Amami sad Boulopo.—; Mohan; 421 AO; Nor% 475. SPAIN. We have received the journals and correspondence to the 6thrinst. inclusive. Our correspondent writes: MADRID, MARCH 6. After a dull and uninteresting debate on the Clergy Dotation Bill, the deputy Sanchez Silva questioned the government with respect to the line of conduct intended to be followed in the affairs of Rome. The Minister of Foreign Affairs replied that the govern ment would take under consideration whether it be expedient or not to answer the question, on account of the gravity of the subject. The question of Spanish intervention has under gate another modification, and has taken another =now that it is determined that the Baron de and not General Marvin) will be at the head of the modifies, and that the intervening force will consist of 5,000, and sot 10,000 men. The Herald° announces that His Holiness has sent the Grand Creme of the Order of Pion IX. to General Names, and to Pidal, the Minister of Foreign Affairs. The civil war goes on increasing in importance. A eabecilla, named Bermudez, has appeared again in the Toledo Mountains, at about 16 leagues from Madrid, at the head of a small band. Another centralists bend has appeared in Bailee, the spot which the defeat of Dapont's army by Codeine, during the war of indeundence, has rendered celebrated. In Cata lonia, tie ()alias keep Solemn closely blockaded. There is a rumour in - Madrid that General Concha has been repalad. Preen the news received from day to day from the provinces, there is every reason to suppose that the eastneg spring will be fertile in poli dal events. The death of the Berea de Abells, shot by order of Cabrera, for having written a pszaßhlet modest the Cecilia came, ham excited a palatal feeling in Madrid. It is severely commented on by almost every one of oar public prints. A political mission in the Progresista minority in the Chamber of Deputies takes a considerable share of public attention. The Herald° of to-day inserts a letter written fine' Madrid to the Nacional, a news paper published in Cadiz, asserting that a confidential ' meeting of some members of the Progrenita party had taken plat" and in which several prepares's e were read, bat that nothing definitive had been re , calved upon. I will inform yen as soon as anything positive takes place. seet im rees i fe a rielfri . far rat er a ja s , t ikba ' , wear; eine e ra il lzo r t m Osuasno. z s rpa. Thom Buy. ITALY. NAPLES.—The Aerie Joerwal of the 7th instant (Ire, under the date of Naples, Much 1, the fol wiag Oa the 16th ult., MM. Temple and Hayseed, and Admirals Parker and Newlin. west to Gaeta to mettle with the Kin the skimmers's to be offered to the Sians, cm tie refuel of which the mediating powers would retire, end leave the parties to act for Toe themesimm kllowisg were the deditione ideated to Ila- 792.) LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 12. 1849. I THREEPENCE. the King:--A general amnesty, excepting 30 leaders of the revolution, who were to receive passports the ' coeatituti.n of 1812, modified; one army only, with a Sicilian contingent; independent parliament; finances, municipalities, and tribunals; lieutenant to be named byethe King, either a prince royal or a Sicilian. head of the household, the foseigo affairs, war, and marine, to depend on the King ; e cootributon of four millions of sneers, and one million of war indemnity to be made. Au English vessel bed left on the 28th with tbia adtimation for Palmas.. The &Rowing letter from Naples, dated the 27th alt., apparels the Ossetia dot Midi : " I have only a moment to anaoince to you the pacific conclusion of the affairs of Sicily. The return to their &Ve t/lanes ti Ferdinand IL, who accords there a full and c sot tearaway and the csnatitution of 1812, with the • required by the present times. The day after to-morrow the French sad English munch one will take their departure fir Palermo, where they as to in stal the lieu.-general and all the king's government. The a:seclusion of this matte., doe in a gnat measure to the conciliating spirit and element aureater of the King, doss honour t t M. de Rayneval, ambassador of the Fs each republic at Naples. This diplomatist had to struggle against the intimated policy of Lord Pal merston, who judged the eireminstance favour able to make Sicily an English colony. He conduct d the aegadationa will ability, and has been vicarious is the Anger. M. de lisynewel has had only to felisw the impotent of the present government of France. It in not certainly in that way that the affair bad been commenced by General Cavaigaac and M. BlS tide ; but the President Louis Napoleon and Drouyn de L'Huya have taken good care not to sacrifice the political spirit which had presided over the first associations. All the Neapolitan communes adjoininr the Roman frontier bare been declared in a state of siege. SARDINIA.—The address of the Chamber of De puties of Turin, in answer to the speech from the throne4was presented to the king on the Stb inst. Both the address and the royal answer expressed a firm determination to resume the war. Preparations for re-opening the campaign are in active progress. Mi nister Buffa has published an energetic proclamation, inviting the Census to enrol themselves, and great numbers of horses are being bsoght up in Switzer land for the Piesdmontese army. TUSCANY.—The..fournal:deaDebefrof the 10th inst. says: The report of hosiliues between the Austrians and Tuscany is not confirmed. Matter remain in stalls goo on the frontier. The Amtrak. are quer'ered at Castel Nuovo di Monte, in the duchy of Modena, and the Tuscans occupy the defile of Caret*, on the opposite side. Potlmes, a.. The partici theit bwn to consider them seine duped ; and the driver of the veWels returned hose to Arundel, about as convivial as a dishonoured bill. without watch, without pawner, and having to pay double tolls at the turnpike gates." COMMERCIAL er MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'clock.—ln the stock market this morning, es might be expectPd, all business hinges on the mttle meat of the amount which falls doe to-morrow. Meanwhile the market is in a depremeed condition. Consols opened this morning at 923 to t for mosey and t>.morrow, at the latter of which rates business was actually transacted; but they are now marked only 921 t 3 4, showing a fall of 4 per cent. The quotation for the April ao count is at present 92! to I. Reduced Threes are quoted 923 to f. Twee and-a. Quarter per Cents., 93} to 4. hue Exchequer Bills, 41s. to 445. prem. Mexican Bonds have been again dealt in to some extsat this morning, and better prices have been obtained. They have sinus shared, however, in the dis passion of Conso ' s, and are now called 28 to 3.. In the foreign market generally little laminas is doing, bat prices are firmer. Pawls, are quoted better, at 56 to 8. New Grenada, 174 to 4. Venessela, 28 to 30. Basses Ayres, 26 to 8. Spanish Rives, 174 to t ; the Threes, 294 to 30. Pushie r Ifrala-{. Portuguese are better, at 28 to 7. Daniekligher, at 68 to 70. Datak TW04111.6. Russian Half w , r lotto, 41 to 1; the Fours, 791 to 80. 61. ESQLIBII FUND& Hulk &oak. mist. Illa iro O:d e .t u rtl e . : 4l4 j 3 par Ct. Rad. am5.,1174 I pie . um,. 1. I oar 01 O. Aar. 43i t FOR*II3S MIDS. ttpir Cd A 56406. 74 ? lpr 0424.1)mi1a DX. 17! i pee R 11•14. Baud. b 26 O,. an& Detined Bd., X 2 rat Pat. dbele, 8 pie 02 ligslas. MN II r airwohe I nr t lLATllliks /16..,111 3 6 O. Pemba ta r 14 6 rT. li cti r:ceArrago9.. XIII fc fama n ds . ..1 7 0,411 X Mao onrush . NU. 3pa Pia.ll4 30 84.. Columbia& Musdar Bd.. n I low ota lball 3 pat Ca. Dudek 1546.. X 74 4 X pa C.DXO3 HO.. 444 4 2; pa in"' • oft. 23 30 4 prOt. lftedi Cert.. 7X IP V ardosis 1494.11 9 RAILWAYS.—Shares are heavy, and little doing, u the account-day is approaching. London and North Westerns are quoted 138 to 8 ex div.; South Westerns, 38 to 40 ; South Eastern*, 23 to 1 ; North Stafford., 21 to 1 die. French c mtinue to ries. Bou logne and Amiens are 9,1 to 1; Northern of Frame, 11 to 1 dis. ; Rouen and Havre, 121 to 131. EMUS Mittel= OP TO TWO TEM DAT IN LONDON. (astorday's prima will be blued in Mot pogo) Biros, WoL, & Motu Valley, 111 Royston and Ilitehin, 3,1 Caledonian, 241 4 ea die Shrews. & 81r. (A), 54 De. New lei. Pre‘lll Do. do. (8), 141 R. As 2 3 L (L. Is E. and L. Do. New Omar., tif MI la E.). 3 e New Calm, 24 E. Counties. 101 f =ewe. 17 Do. N ew Gear. 6 pre Ct., 114 Do. PreL, 141 Do. Esten.. No. L 1 p S. &atm, 24f SI Edin. & Glaegow, 44 Do o4 , No. 4, 71 Great Northern, 114 I Do. No. 4, lj Cl. Soot & & West. Wand), 381 Booth W 191 GL North of Migliod 232 es die 8. York., Done., & Good", 311 Do. New IM, 33 Wear Val. II per Coat. Ow., elf Groat Wells% 98171 az die Wilts., 800., aed Worm., 831 Do. Halves, 4$ ez die York, News., and Der., 334ez die Do. Qrs., 901 ex die Do. (Orig. Neese. & Bor.), 231 Do. Fifths, MI j ez die I ex Ole Do. New 171 13 es di, Do. (News. Es.), 111 les die Lane. A York. Fifths, 71 Do. (G. N. E. Pur.), et 8 Do. Thirds, 61 York end N.Midland, 31 30 es tliv Lee., Brightest, & & Cornet, 34 Do. Pref., 91 6 Do. Pref. 3 per CenL, 514 Do. F. & W. R. Es., 14 1 as dir Lon. &N. West., 1371 flj ez at Cen. of Prams (Or. as Vierzon), Do. New, 126 ez die 131 Do. Fifths. 94 N. of Prance, 114 Lon. It B. Wait, 381 as die Paris snd Rumen, 2:1 if Midland, 111 3 a die Pule and arragerny, as int N. bid* 1314 Roos' sad Howe. 19f N. ataffski=4 Sambre and Neves, 41 - W 14} Wolv., UTIZPOOL *herder's, le Dirk., Lane, k oboo.(lator...k B.), 6/ d Cakdootaa Pref., 11/ Lam and Tofl. 321., Si. do. Pd. Loudon k 14. WoK.Aew gro n 3/ p Do. Fifths, 7 p Nam, k 4 LW. Pre, 104 Z.l Do. (Shot k 13/ d N. Moo (B), 151 Oa/wd. W AK Mum 10. Midland, SI Do. Boot Halm. 7}23 d en Ma a,. Muses. h Ma. N. W. M.), i p Des { o aim.), Si d IL It awl DPW 4, 11 Yak. Now% h Pundit (O. D.E. i Pm). Ply a . CaledowLia Scrip, DI. Northern, d Do. New, 4d Lon.t N.Weet., IN AGE/. Maw 10. Ma, OWL, &Lis. (OM& &Liz.), 14 d Oxford, War., sad Wol., 201 S. Easters, No. 4, / I PRODUCIL—MiNciNo-Lmix, Half-past An.— The public sales of Sugar advertised for to-morrow consist of 9,000 bags Mauritius, 4,500 begs Renal, and 600 bags Madre.. This article generally continues to wear an upward appearance, and it is satieipatod that folly last week's mime will be paid to-morrow. Reflaed a shads dearer to-&y.— The importers of Coffee do not prom the market with public sales, yet the article is dull, and appears to have somewhat lost the mildews of buyers for home ocessuasption,—Cot ten dull . —Tea steady.—ln other articles no alteration. TALLOW.—The market is quiet, with not much doing. Petenbarg Y. C. oa the spot, 40e. 6d. ; October to December delivery, 41s. 6d. ; separate months' delivery, Cs. 9d. to 42a. THE LEVANT. We are in receipt of the Athens journals to the 28th ult. The acts of brigandage are not confined to the provinces, they are carried on in the very heart of the capital, in the moat populous quartero, in open day, and with unparalleled audacity. A band of seventeen brigands, having at their head the redoubtable Char move, were introduced into the stable of M. Constantin Negri*, by his coachman. All the family were induced by the coachman, under various pretexta,:to go into this stable, where they were gagged and bound. M. Negri., during this operation having cried out loudly, was bend by the neighbour', who came to his assist *nos and succeeded in releasing the family. The chief, Chormova, was afterwards captured, but the others have, for the present, eluded the pursuit of the authorities. A commission for the suppression of this crying evil, with eery full powers and an adequate military force, has been granted to Major Wm*, a person said to be well qualified for the office. The journals speak in high terms of the British Minister, Sir Edmund Lyons, and express much regret at his departure. A fire had broken out at the school at Argos, in the ground floor of which was warehossed the tithe of the last harvest, belonging is the govern ment, a great past of which had been destroyed. BRAZIL—Our Paris correspondent writes : Capt. Pogihet, of the packet Edouard, arrived at Bordeaux, who Left Cayenne ow the 19th January, reports that the evening before he sailed a adowasee kid brought news that all the Para was in revolution. Mn. HUDSON AND TIME COMMTITEE OP INVESTI GATION. —The York/Aire amsays: "Daring tie past week the Committee of Investigation appointed to require into the facts relative to the sale, by Mr. Haden, of 2,800 161. shares of the Omit North of England Railway has been sitting. The kaiak, has not yet terminated, nor have we received say Wermadon—that is to say, authentic informaion— kinalliog the pnbobla result. Of course, there are various rammus Iss throughout York, but it would be hazard ous to ask oar readers to depend upon one of them. The inquiry, probably, will not terminate before this (Saturday) evening. Our own impression, however, is, that so 'xylem don can bo snidest to entirely exonerate Mr. Hudson. The charge of upwards of 2,0001. for broker's communion we look upon as fatal to the abdicated Iron King." Mn. MARTIN'S ESTATE.—Tbe vast estate of Mr. Martin—son of the famous " Dick Martin "—is the misty of Galway, alluded to in Friday's debate by Sir Robert Peel, has just been sold to • London assurance company. A re ant traveller gives an idea of the extent of this estate by saying that the entreats to the private domain Is about a days jemmy from the mansion house.—Liorpoof Journal. A CLEVER SWINDLER has been victimising the msmi folks in Satan. Chic/meter and Arundel both . pear is have suffered by his AIL A oonsmondent of the Brighton Herold thus issuers some of the adventurer's proceedings: _—" On Saturday night last a very curious-look ing individual might have Um ma jemmying on the road to Arundel from Chisiumber. If this plena had walked alorg lekurely, nothing weird ham boso le however, Mara larly roma:kohl* in his opmaramo ; bat passer-by could not see him get late • Brain and • sorrises waggon with out being surprised at tie ementrisity of a perm of such gentlemanly appsormee preferring seek • me& of convey ance. The gmftwasoly-lookiog moo of whom we speak, however, did resort to mask modes of mammonist —in fact, meriting that was to be ableined pataltonely seemed to appear moot sompatible and mahantaMe to his wishes. And having seared the town of Amadei, bibs at the time es hot. he themeol luckily to observe a gram barn lay hems towards that town with a hots* by his aide. The groom had ridden eat with his roaster, and was going home with hi s employer's hone, the saddle being, of course, vacant. By some extraordinary eloquenceohe Mantel ni-looking pationnin persuaded the groom to allow him to occupy the saddle of the unridden quadruped. Having done so he so smiled, fastened a piece of ribbon from his hat to his coat, and had the upset of a person returning from a hard day's hunting. In this condition he reached the town of Amadei, He told the groom that ha should aright at the Bridge Hotel of that plate • and accordingly both pumas rode up to the door of the ho tel, and the gentleman sent the Cmon again with the horses to • very offhand manaer. landlord, seeing the gentleman alight, naturally mama the door for his visitor and treated him with that moped . that all gentlemen meet with at the same place— rstmastini at the same time to know the pleasure of his gnat. The geodes= mid that he had seat his groom on with his been" sad withal to have accommodation at the Isstel. The loathed had seen the groom go away with the boom, and mold mat Marta that, even if he had an Maim dm to de to, midi oopplisd his gu est with ovary fender% and vimds of the bad dormiption. The !rustlings steely after Visits know Mho meld have a mammas and • driver to take Wm to Brigham " Certainly," said the landlord ; and the conveyance and a man were la readiness shortly ' after. "Oh l by the by," observed the gentleman to the landlord, "there are a few turnpikes on the road, are than sot'" " To, them ern air," said the landlord, "Them. as I have noebange and dome wish any bother, just give in the silver to pay than with, and include it in the ba." This was responded to, and thetlesaan to e nded the gig with • man to drive him to : Int et all, bower, ordering • Mawr to be in fie idle en his return . Delving aloes is the gig, the gesiknon law two rim woman, and told foes they =W.. le lie bead and get two Blaresal wian sod Lathe toothed thst Imo (a ma of Lord Stanley) wadi pay tar it. Tho aftallarditft Wm shortly afterwards aria at the bar, bat wee tithed. Mr th u siLd , at be Debbi= ; bat, ia polar *resift the t the gmillomin did net pay thy el them ab ee t be lidoeli be bade sepia In the diesthea. 1 Having arrived I. Briobtos, be ordered the elm IS pie to a enteia hetet, and, whoa be get there, he misled fa beam, sad lad the hotel.keepor that be bed We We pip ill I die Ohio yard, and reieseled Ida to stye his ma tag thin did be mated, sod be weal pay for it. This wet ✓esoled to, and the gentlemen Wad the idler If he and amps thorn the SOL I en rtheivise so waver as lbe soothe. he mingled the leen ol a sevothiga_ g width wee pasted (pubspe as the weft ef hie as diffilli biked ter bie dank sod tell bin that he Ad to nos at a adds bear, eel dogrel to know what o'oleak is wee W We (the line's) word. The sun produced that snide to thew the .poodeona observed that the butler ftlo seder to mire paathudity, would be ter idea to the mat& Tithe was se objection to this-end the wank was bagged. The hoer arrived for the seallemaa'a atm ; but the sentieena did sot siTlVll,asitler did the Ithidi smi th , nor the waiter's sovereign. Hoes after hoer Ow and lowed in the aura, hitt wain wee Men of de PAZTICULAIS OF TALLOW. I 1847. I 1 MIL litoek this day Calks. Delivery last west Do. from IM lees Arrive! lame reqr 10,11! 924 70,444 $2 7 big. 3d. S3L Do. from lst Joao Pries T. C. this (bar ewt 1 29,011 1,390 12,r0 104,1011 40s. ed. 48 a. COALS.—HaIf-post ilem—Bnatlie's West Han ky, 14s. 6d.; Carr's Earthy, 14a. 6d. ; Walls End Adelaide, 16s. 6d . ; Walls End Braddyl's Heron, 16s. 6d.; Wall. End Hatton, 16e. 3d.; Walls End Lambton, 16s. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. ; Walls End Tess, 1611.--Elhipe at market, 203 CORN.—Xthii-LULL—There *ea very little Eng lish Wheat &ea up this morning by land carriage maples from the near counties, ard the condition of most wee *fe riae to that or bat week; the sale was slow, at a decline of le. to 2s. per qr. Fine choice Dantaio m Restock Wheat I could not be purchased ea better t au, but ell secondary and inferior descriptions of foreign What were a heavy We, at a redaction of le. to 2s. per quarter. The pries of town-made Flour was unaltered, but ship and country brands were the turn cheaper. Barley in modest, supply, and its value was maintained. Oats ware takes by the deals* with extrema caution, at last week's prices, in expectation of a better supply of foreign being near at band. Beans and Peas cannot be quoted lower, although the inquiry was limited in the extreme. WU'. pot owner giros. Nor odd YaM. rod to 38 86 to 44 to 46 Nara and es et. it to Nto 41... do.-- 33 10 41 to 44 tarrn gar or 15ibr)....... . - .... -. . . 46 to 61 0i:ob.& IN, rod... Se to oto 43 lo 42 to 46 Northumb. android' do.- to -... d 0...... -to -ta - Uri do SI to 27 Bore% .-.--- 22 1 ▪ 1444.. .;94...411 ..- dios . L. io so to N mamas. Sow Wow,- - to od Om% 11= F00d7.7......16 to 19 to ir to —• ad Parris -. 16 to 19 to Med-porta SS to 24 Od Dora* Isar rod 19 60 Slo Od...porto St to 320 Od Idol rid .................. 16 to leo 012.2110 k... 16 to 170 Od 19 to 3ls Od Nue to Polo, * la a PIA ....... 36 to 614 Od...saapie SO to 33 se ...-....................... SS to 46-.l=l ... 40 to 0 810101. r Sl...tlek -- 27 to 29- 00 -to - Honor .-.-.... 29 to 31 to i3..J01d - r - ItArassz.itow a to 0 Lwow Mule, par 810 W Ferro s. to XII Os. _ ' et =ls ham Tuttraullo. darted 42 to 44-erolollard Se to 40 Sorb& sad 64921 k.- 12 to 34 to N Xorktomburload. Med; sad Urban - to Noss sad lost - to - le VOIXIOX. Warr. Dards sad Xtelptori... 44 to 0 ..fps .110.eklk.ppd Soto U 44 44 to 44 ittosess . - .. _ Duda earl Estabartli Itotolta. Si to to limbo • • —SSto 40 to ....... to to *- -- ‘1155.... 44 to 4$ IS to II to IS 14 to IS .14 U to 13 to to b Ono. siiag so a is IrAme. Now • Siii . ipir wistor M Oa" Roman . Pournansaa and etraiosna... 111051111 sad Danish Dhao IS to 11...0nd, to souk -M -..5td.., i5ma5kiPai1105............-. 211 62 M...dit11110g....... 19 so 27 lausw=r umen iti:iiii." sad Won: .... —tolsto 6. ZORN= ... ... lO Aroma II es $4 loosooso Man4ma/4M" pot 105...-........ t I le. So t & lOa. Wow , C. 19 8. Woi sot 00rit55—........ a 8 Oa. So t 8 lea Ditto hoots sod Angeleno...—. At 8 lOoto S 7 00. hoop. Umtata, los tont 0n9.8. ~.,- le se 117 DINO& owl lisabst— — a— Csasilks..- SI to DO hook . B9 le 811 Pinsk etllllll6 asarsaLs units Yaw sa macB To assuzca. are. lialr Wr. 1 1/ i ta :. 1/11 oili . IMt fell Ima 1.170 Masi. Ve. . 9,782 1,780 88,084 1,999 116,882 Ns. 9d. 814. Od. lea. iii +sl 1 0 i I 1 Arniorik, March 10.—Wheat eras in largo rapply; and, 'Moues there was • fall attendance Cl farmers and dealers, the trade ndsd rewL heavy, and last week's pries ware barely 'tweed. The inquiry for Barley was far from active, and the best sampke were not lower than on this day wsh. A modest@ quaatity of Oats changed hinds at from 6d. to le. per qr. cheaper. Beans and Peas excited but very little attention, and ',nylon, rates could not be made. Wheat, old and new, from 38e. to 61e.; Barley, 2.45. to 280.; Oats, 16e. to 2De. ; Beans, 30. to 38e.; Peas, 33e. to 40s. per qr. Flour, 36e. to 36e. per sack. ATM/DOZY, March 10.—Ths 'market exhibits no sign of improvement; take were with difficulty droned, at hat week's priors . Wheat, 11L to 1 3 L ss. per load. Barley, 20.. to 30s. per qr.; BMW', 295. to 365. ; Peal, 36.. to 42s ; Om, 17s. to Ms. BATE, March 10 -Oar wait is again dull, with lower prices for Wheat. Other articles of grain the same as lest week. Wheat, old, M. to 48s. ' • new, 40s. to 44e. Bul.v, malting, 30.. to 355. ; griadiag,24s. to 285.; Beans, new, 30e. to 408.; old, 40e. to 42*. • Pees, white, 40s. to 425. ; us/. 401 4 to 4•2 a. ; Oats, white, 26a. to 245.; black, 18e. to 201. BIIDIO7ID, Marsh 10.-The supply of Wheat, Barley, and Pea was 'sly madarate. Of Oats and Beans there was a tuU average qmstaliN of inferior quality ; and the presence of souse forcing; Wheat, illarieg. sad Osis, esabled buyers to supply themselves M famading soder former prime. Tao transactions in Cover-seed were only an a retell scale, at prises varying Loa Ms. to 43e. per cwt. Whoa. made from 275. to 31s. Berm. 16t. to 24e. Peas, 20s. to 245. per load of &builds. Barley, Baglub , 275.t0 31s. ; foreign, 21s. to 27.. ; Oats, 11.. to Us. per qr. BIRWIOL, March 10.-Atioday's market we had a very small supply of all same as Mamma. Mods of grain, sad we must quote price, 800 roe, Mara 10.-We note a deaths* of about Od. per qr. on Wheat since last market.day, but we have had vary little business doing, the merchants and millers buying very cautiously, and the farmers selling reluctantly at present prune. Iv other articles the trade is dull. Wheat, red, 395. to 440. ; white, 48s. Oat., 12s. to Us. Beans, 28e. to 32a. CANTISBURT, March 10.—Our market was well supplied with grain, but very few buyers. Wheat, from Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Wheat, white, old, 525. ; new, 425. to 51s. ; brown, 38s. to 454 Barley, 28e. to 30s. Oats, 17a. to 18s. Beans, 301. Pew, 30s. to 345. CAMBRIDOR, March 10.—We had no alteration in the prices of Cora to-day, but the &mad was very slow, sad ocettlned to present wants. Wheat, red, 445. to 484 ; white, 525. Barley, 255. to 32., Buns, 275. to 30s. Peas, 36e. Oats 124. to 22s • • CARLISLB, Harsh 10.—The supply of min gnu more liberal than for some works back, and When met rather • slow male, at about 6d. per bushel reduction. Oats and Barley much the same, with • slow demand. Wheat, white, new and old, 19s. 6d. to 21e. ; red, 16s. to 19s. Barley, new and old, 10s. to lle. Oats, potato, 9s. 9d. to 10e. 6d.; common, 6s. to 6a. 9d. Beans, 15s. Peas, grey, 13e. Flour, per stone, 2e. to 2s. 2d. Oatmeal, Is. 64. Ityemeal, Is. 2d. btrleyanal, ls. 2d. COLCHISTRIt t March 10.—The supply of Wheat at this day's market was limited in the extreme, and prices are scarcely altered from this day week. Barley in fair supply, and good runs fetch fully last week's Met Inferior quali ties cannot And buyers. Boma and Peas are somewhat easier to buy. Harms, March 9.—The offer of English Wheat In our market to-day was 'mall, and prices may be noted about the sums as last week, say from 4s. 6d. to 6s. 3d. per bushel ; there was not muck inclisation on the part of millers to buy freely of Eriglish. Foreign Wheats may be noted the same as last week. Barley and Oata no alteration, with the neap twit of seed Oats, for which a little mare money was given. OLOUOISTRR, Merck 10.-At our market this day kr men brought forward a fair supply of English Wheat, which sold at le. to 21. per qr. decline. A similar reduction must be noted in the vain* of foreign, of which wry few sales us reported. Barley, Beans, and Peas are quite neglected. Oats remain unaltered in ;slue, with no improvement is the demand. English, white, old, per imp. bush., 6s. 6d. to 6s. 3d.; new, be. 9d. to 6a. Od.; red, old, bs. fid. to bs. 9d.; new, be. 3d. to bs. 6d. ; Dantsic (low to highmixed), per 480 lbs. 81. Od. to 61. 6i. ; Polish, Pomerania and Stettin, Si. 3d. to bs. 41d. ; Odessa, Marianopoli, soft, be. Od. to'fis. 3d. ; Odessa, Taganrog, hard, 4s. 9d. to 68.0 d. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921 be., 22.. to 245. ; malting, per imp. qr., 265. to Me. ; Irish, grinding, 245. to 245. 6d. ; malting, 265. to 27e. ;• foreign, grinding, 24e. to 265. Od.; maltiag,26s. to 30s. Beans, English, old, per imp. bush., fie. Od. tobs. 3d.• new, 4s. Od. to 4s. fid.; foreign, Egyptian per 6 61 lbs., 3s. 4d: to 31. 6d .; French, Dutch, small 4e. 3d. to 4s. 41; Irish, 3e. 10d. to 41. Od. Oats, per 312 lb., Limerick, Wex ford. and Eanisoorthy,white, old, 215.t0 228.91.; new,lBs6d. to 19s. 6d.; Cork, Waterford, and Yougba ll , new, 18s. to 185.61. ; Welsh, black, 16s. Bd. to 17s. • Irish, per 3121b5., 16s. to 17.. Od. Pus, grey and gr in der., Beglish, per 66e1bs., to 4s. 2d. ; foreign, 4s. Os. to 44. 2d. Flour beit seconds, Engliah, per sack, 359. to 37e. Linseed Cake French, 81. to 91. per ton. Imports of the week =din; March 9: Wheat, foreign, 6,122; Barley, foreign, 669; Oats, eonstwias and Ireland, 1,492 qn. GUILDFORD, March 10.-Thste WAS • fair show of Wheat at our market to-day, which wu more in request, a fair charm* being made on term' which sellers were unwilling to suede to on last market-day. Wheat, 365. to 68s. Bar ley, 261. to 32 5 . Oats, 18s. to 265. Beans, 341. to 38s. Peas, Mc to 40r. Hanzront,, March 10.—At this day's ma r at wa a fair attandanes of the trade. Prices es (*Bowes—Wheel, old, per 62105., be. 9d. to Si. 3d.; new, be. bd. to 6s. Barley, per bushel, 3s. 6d. to 3s. 101. Heine. es. 6d. to be. Peas boilers, 6e. to 6.. Bd. ; grey, be. 34. to be. 6d. Oats, 2e. 83. to & dd. 11211T/FOILD, March 10.—We had a short ripply of eons at markst; the Wheat trade dull; the beat Barley firm, at last week. prtees. Whits Wheat, 48e. to Ws. ; red, 44.. to 481. Barley, malting, 26a. to 335. Minna!, March 10.—We had an average thaw of ain at our market this ISOffiliff. Wheat told very slow ly, at about lc per Iced decline. Oats was much the same u last week. In other things no change to notice. Wheat, 29a. to 34e. per load of 29 stone. Barley, lle. to 12.. par bushel of 11 stone 811 n. Oats, 10d. to 13d. per stone. American barrel Flour, 28e. Bd. to 30s. LAINCASTRZ, March 10.—To-day's market, as usual at this season of the year, was only barely supplied with Wheat and Oatmeal ; both articles met a dull sale, at barely last week's prices. Beene in good demand, end some flaesemples brought 20e. par 280Ib , gor seed. Wheat, ?Ss. to 325. per 280 Me. Beane, 17.. to 20e. Oatmeal, 2.3 e. ed. to 28s. per 2401b5. MMICIIISTIII, March 10.-With a slow trade during the week the tendency of pities has been towards decline. At our market to-day nothing is doing beyond what is molted for present oonsumpticia. Wheat is about 3d. per bushel, Flour, ls. per seek, and Bans, Is. per qr., lower. Oatmeal also is the tam cheaper. Oats, Indian Corn, and other articles without alteration. The present prices are: Wheat, pa bushel of 701b5., white, 7s. Od. to 7& 6d. ' • red, 65. 6d. to 7s. Od. ' free, red, 6s. 6d. to Ts. Od. white, 7s. to Ts. 6d. Oats, Tar bush. of 461 be., Inglish, Scotch, and fine Irish, 91.104. to 3s. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 24. Bd . to 2a. Beane, per qr. of 604 lbs., English, 334. to 345. Od. ; tick, 311. to 325. Peas, per 8 imperial blithely, white mad blue boilers, 32a. to 365. Flour, per seek of 2801 b., Kaglish end Irith, fine, 335. 6d. to Ma. ; superfine, Ms. to 361. • extra, 37a. Od. 381. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 be., Emilia and Irish, 23e. Od. to 245. Nawcums-ow-Tuts, March 10.-The weather in the early part of the week was exceedingly tempeetous, but sines Wednesday it has been exceedingly cold, with hard fats at night, whilst yesterday we had a heavy tall of snow, which wiU prove of benefit to the country. The trade dazing the present week has ruled inactive, but owing to the re. deities being moderate no further ;amnion has been sub mitted to. oar market at present being, is comparison with other places, lower, whisk consequently causes factors to adhere firmly to the prevailing rates. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from the growers ; and, having nothing fresh up from the coast, fresh *raked samples were taken off readily, at an advance of Is. per qr., whilst, at the sum time a large business was dose in foregn, at fully Saturday's pr ises, extra qualities in some instances commanding an improvement of is. per qr. With Flour we have been largely ,applied, bat the demand proving correspending a good clearance has been effected at fully last walk's prices. Rye unaltered. For the bat descriptions of anal ft Barley there is a fair steady inquiry, but the intermediate descriptions continue difficult to quit, whereas the best foreign are in rather more favour and are likely to improve in value as the wagon &demote. Malt exceedingly diffialt to quit, and the turn cheaper. Boiling Peas, tUugh no dearer, excite rather more attention ; good bmker,, however, may still be had at 28s. to 27.. per qr., grinding qualities at the same time selling as low as 235. per qr. Ma. per bushel. In Beans nothing stirring. Not withatandiag that the supply of Oats from the country was trifling, with only short arrivals coastwise, the trade upon the whole ruled slow, bat in their value we note little chasm_ there being little room far any farther depres sion. 'The Mowing are the prices : Wheat, British, Northumberland, new, white, 60a. to 63e. ; red, 42t. to 495. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, new, white, 62.. to 645. ; red, 48e. to 60e. • Lincolnshire, new, white, 60s. to 621. • red, 445. to 48a. Rye Norfolk and Suffolk, 245. to 26e. Daley, Norfolk and 'Suffolk, 28e. to 305.; Chevalier, 295. to 31s. N or thumberland and Scotch, 245. to 271.; Chevalier, 26e. to Us. • grinding and distilling , 24e. to 26e. Malt, 465. to $24:: Chevalier, Ns. to 84s. Oats, Northumberland and e floo si r.h , ice rta to to, las new . , p 2 0 4 :;, to whi t.. ; boilers, n m md w Angus ne grey and maple, 345. to 365. Beals, asw. to fits. Flow, per seek, fine, Stockton and Nor thumberland, Ns. to 365. ; Norfolk, white, 341. to 345. ; households, 325. to 34. ; emends, 30s. to 335. ; house holds, 28s. to 31a.; thirds, 265. to 235. ; households, 245. to 28e. Wheat, Dentris sad Konigsberg, white, 30s. to its. ; red, 4be. to 475. Silselos, white, Ms. to 62e.; rad, 46e. to 48.. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 625. to 64a. ; red, SOL to Ms. Hamburg . Marks, an d An o tal u S amig hlte . , 4 48s. to 61s. ; rat, 40s. to 46t. Kiel and whits, left. ID Ms. ; red, 49 1 . ft Ma. Petersburg and red,..s. to 40s. Odom red, 40s. to 44e. Nu* red. 4e. to 46 Poillarliaba sad Plumbs. 341. to M. iturisa. 2115. to No. Dodgy, Sul, 901. to 284.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 201 to 24a. Oats, Dutch brew, 19a. to 21s. • Pomeranian, feed, 16s. to 18s. ; Hol stein and Danish, 14s. to 16n; Aminagei' and Riga, 16s. - to 16a. Peas, white, 24a. to 18a. Beans, Friesland 30s. to 345. • Alsiandrisu, 241. to 265. Arrivals this we, k: Wheat, co astwise, 837; terrine, 600. Barley, coastwise, 409. Malt, coastwise, 225. Oats, coastwise. 6 41; foreign, 24. Peas, coastwise, 60. Beans, coastwise, 6.5; foreign, 76. Floor, 2,667 nicks. Nnwroar (lets or WIGHT), March 10.—A dun market this day, without alteration in prioes. Wheat sold from 325. to 401 Barley, 245. to Us. Beans, 341 to 38a. Peas, 38s. to 38e. Oats, 18s. to 221 NOZWICH, March 10.—W• bad a mall offer of English Whist to-clay from the growers, the merchants offering largely both of foreign and English ; and whilst the former demanded the same prices and checked sales, the latter were ready sellers at a slight reduction. Flour sold freely at list week's rates. Barley, Beans, and Foss without variation in value. Parnazonodox, March 10.—We ham a large supply of Wheat and Oau at this day's market, bat that of Barley and Beane is shorter than of late. Whmt of fine quality sells at Is. per quarter under late rates, but inferior is 2e. cheaper. Oats, Barley, and Beans are each a trifle lower. Wheat, new, 40s. to 445.; fine, 465. to 485.; old, 425. to 465.; fine, 48s. Barley, 26e, to 28s. ; fine, 31s. Oats, new, 14e. toles. ; fine, lbs. to 20s, ; old, 20s. ; fine, 265. ; Beans, new, 28s. to 305.; old, 365. to 384. Puerox, March 10.—Our imports are unimportant. No new feature has occurred in the corn trade during the past week worthy of notice. Though we had a scanty supply of English Wheat at our Cern Exchange this morning, the sale was slow, at the retest( this day se'anlght. Irish neglected; am we again reduce its value 24. per ►ushel. Upon a li mited inquiry for foreign, most descriptions might be bought on rather easier terms, English Flour barely sustained our last currency. American full 6d. per barrel lower. Beam continent in request, at extreme rates. Oats difficult of at a reduction of 6d. per bushel ; and the MOMS may be written of Oatmeal, at an abatement of 6d. per load. Other articles as before. BIADINO, March 10.—There was much heaviness in our Wheat trade to-day; and, although Is. to 2s. per qr. less money was readily taken, much was hft unsold. Fine =h ien Barley and samples fit fm seed are steady in value, but dull, w grinding sorts dweli varia ated ls. par qr. Beans, Peas, and Oats t tion. Simon WALDIN, March 10.—Wbett very dull of sale, inept for rime sampler. Barley comes slow to band ; good samples unustain their price. Peas, Beans, and Oats lower. 811111,58VILY, Mardi 10.—There coca • small supply of Wheat, Barley, and Oats at oar market this day, with a very dell mule, at last week's price. Wriest, 445. to 50a. per qr. Barley, 26.. to 30s. Oats, 20s. to 28e. WARMINSTIR, March 10.—The supply of both Wheat and Barley was large, and a full attendance ; the sale of the former was very dull, and prices receded from 6d. to 1.. per qr. ; and the prime of the latter were lower, without any %notable variation. The corm dealers conducted their opera tions with great caution in the Oat trade ; and the farmers being unwilling to make any further concession materially checked sales. The trade fot both Beans and Peas was dul and the prices ranged a trifle lower. Flour and Malt aokl slowly, without alteration in value. Wheat, old, 42.. to 545.; new, 381. to 525. Barley, 245. to 34e. Oats, 18e. to 24a. Beans. 40a. to 445. Pea., 40e. to 48e. per qr. Malt, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 6d. per WWI. [ Witco'lataa, Much 10.-We have again to report a great depression in the Wheat Made, which wee lugs in supply, and the sales effected were luny le. per qr. lower. There were but few purchasers of Barley in the mar et, con sequently a similar dulness to that of Wheat was experienced. The best malting samples was the turn cheaper, but inferior qualities receded from Is. to 2s. per qr. Good heavy. Oats brought late quotations ; but light, out-of condition corn was fully Is. to 2s. per qr. lower, and the trade very languid. Traitsactions in Beans and Peas were very trifling, there fore we do not vary quotations. Malt sold 'lowly, and the tarn in favour of the purchaser. Wheat, 81. to 121. 10s. per load. Barley, 22a. to 30s. Oats, 14s. to 21s. Egyptian Beans, 30s. to 325. Bastian. 38s. to 38s. Peas, 38s. to 40s. per qr. Malt, Ye. 64. to 7s. 9d. per bushel. Wnsica, Match 10.-We continue moderately supplied with grain of all kinds. At this day's market Wheat is dull ale and Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats as before ; Beans Ir. lower. Wheat, white, 435. to47s. per qr.; extra, 48s. ; red, 425. to 48s. • extra, Mk. Oats. 84d. to 91d. per stone. • extra, 10d. Beans, old, 325. to 345. per qr.; new, 29a. to 301. WORCIIIITIR, March 10.-There was an increased sappy of Wheat from the lumen to-day, and the trade ruled , at a reduction of Is. per qr. on all descriptions of English and foreign Wheats. Barley nominally unaltered. Fine Oats nearly maintained their value, but secondary qualities were difficult to quit. Beans and Peas held for the cur rency of this day sihmight. DUBLIN, March 9.—Our supplies, especially of home grown Wheat, are very moderate, y et our market continues u for the past fortnight, extremely inanimate, with an entire: absence of speculative inquiry. Our consumptive demand, however, maces to take off our native supplies, and prices remain without any change since Tuesday. lEtsuairr, March B.—The appearance of the Wheat crop fbr the season is good, and it is admitted that the breadth planted is rather over an average. Field labour is for the resent interrupted by the weather, end yet, with abundance of leisure to prepare ruff for our market, our farmers either 'speculate on obtaining higher ;mien, or have not the mate rial to bring out. Wheat: The quantity forwarded this weak has been email, but the demand is dull, and prices must be noted 3d. to 4d. lower on the week. The transactions, ex store are small and unimportant. Flour is a dragging sale, at about former prices, and American at 27e. to 275. 6d per barrel. Barley sells at former rates. Oats : The supply is barely equal to the demand for feeding, and yet rime are barely maintained. Oatmeal, in moderate demand, at about former ram Indian Corn goes slowly into consumption, at 71. 7,. 6d. to 71. 10e. per ton for ycUow, and se. lets for white. Coax, March 9. - The weather daring the week has been very fine and favourable for out-door work, in which, consequently, good progress has been made. If we except one erode, that of Indian Corn, in which rather an extensive business has been done, our local trade has exhibited the mese dull aspect reported last week. The arrivals of foreign grain become weekly lees numerous. Those of home-grown grain are very trilling. Oats for seed continue to bring full prices. In other grain we eve little alteration. In prepared and foreign Wheat we have had so little businme rsiig as to make prices altogether nominal. Malting Bar eyscoatinues sera, and in demand. The trade in prepared Oats, as in Wheat, is very restricted, and we cannot alter our late quotations. Flour continues an exceedingly dull sale, bakers still confining themselves to the supply only of their immediate wants. Still the consumption of bread is large, while the steaks Owen-conditioned Flour, in factors' as well as bakers' hands are small. We base an increased demand for, and consumption of, Indian Corn, in which, in conse quence, a good business has been done at an advance of 51. ppeerr too ; she holders having booked for • still further hanasment in price, the trade has received a slight cheek. Indian Meal has been mere looked after, and sells more freely. W•ranroaro, March 10.-No increase an be noted in Cla supplies of country cora this week, but arrivals from abroad are to • fair extent. The trade has continued in the same depressed state as last noted, and sales have been practicable only in retail at anything like fair prices. At this morning's mark.t our receipts of farmers' grain are of no moment ** quotations of Saturday last may be repeated for Wheat and Barley, but Oats must be noted 2d. to 3d. per barrel lower. The budnees transacted In foreign Wheat has been very limited, but holden are very firm ; and, could our millers cots stand their usual trade for Flour, they would soon be free purchasers, as their stocks of Wheat are at present very low. The demand for Indian Corn this week, has been quite of • retail character, at the currency of this day se'nnight. Flour a very slow sale at previous rates. Undried new : Wheat, millers', per 20 stone, 23e. to 235. 6d. ; shipping, 20e. to 21e. 3d. Barle, malting, per 16 stone, 14s. 9d. to 16a. 9d. ; grinding, i ts, to 124. 9d. Oats, white, per 14 stone, 13s. 6d. to 9s. 6d. • black, Bs. 9d. to 9.. Dried and foreign : Irish Wheat, millers', per 20 stone, 2*. 6d. to 28s. ; shipping, 21a. 9d. to 224. 34.; Polish Odessa, 255. to 24e. fid. ; French, red, 251. to 26e. Barley, grinding, per 16 stone, 124. to 13s. 3d. Oats, white, per 14 nose, 9s. 9d. to 101.94 ; black, 9s. 6d. to 9s. Dd. Flour, superfine, per sack, 35e. to 36e. ; seconds 32a. to 33* ; thirds, 27e. to 28s. ; fourths, 20s. to 231. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stone, 18s. to 18s. 6d. ; American, yellow and red, 17e. 6d. to In 9d. ,• Spanish and Portuguese, white, 1 7a. to 17e. 64. damaged for cattle, 10s. to 13s. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt.; Ba. 3d. to Bs. 64. Oatmeal, 10s. 9d. to lie. Bran, per 6 stone, 3s. to Is. 6d. Imports daring this week : Wheat, 1,655 qn. ; Indian Corn, 2,795. KIaIALDY, March 10.-The weather during thh early part of the week was boisterous ; latterly it has been very cold, the frost being pretty sharp during nights. At our country markets, during the week, the supplies of Wheat and Oats have been barely sufficient for the wants of the local consumers; prices have not varied from last week. Barley of all kinds get scarce, and we are not lady now to have any quantity offering until our farmers bring out their remainders after seed-time. Here, to-day, we had rather small 'applies of Wheat and Barley, but large of Oats; there being little demand for Seed Oats, prices remained as last week ; Wheat may be quoted Is. per qr. lower ; while Barley brought about last day's rates. Wheat, 38.. to 495. per Sr. ; Barley, 21s. 6d. to 295. ; Oats, 14e. 6d. to 20s. Oat meal, per bag of 2801 b., 26e. HOPS.—Boßorou Miry.—Meru. Pattenden and Smith. report that the market continual Arm, and hoe coloured Hope POTATOES. SOITTEMAILIC, WATERSIDE, March 12.-Binee our last week's report we have had many fresh arrivals from Yorkshire and the Continent, which has given as a most abundant supply, and caused our market to have a downward tendency. The following are this day's quota tions Yak Regents. 1005. to 120 e. ; Scotch, 90s. to 110 s. ; Cups, 90s. to 110 e. ; Whites, Boa. ; French Whites, 80s. to 955. ; Belgian, 70e t om CATTLE., &c.--Signiump, Tim o'clock.—We Lave had a Lager supply of Beasts, and an unfavourable change in the weather; in consequence, trade Ii exceedingly del, and it Is with great diflieulty that late quotations are maintained. Several reanda Amid. The number of Sheep is larger than we have had for a considerable time. The demand is very iliniOnlood rakes km fallan about 2d. per Blbs. • Mt ow a doiersor be effected. Oakes meet with a doll side at 1%00 Vona. Trade is . slow for Pigs, at rather lam slsles. 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