The Express. — London, England, 1846-11-30 00:00:00

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Olin "peel** width egeoted ... 1 i,- , A ... • :S has the ballet of to rotten *Mice tetibi OW to WPV X 11144/ of .•, i . : # eok ~ : ; co ,...., on areee and other dense% esewesiEstilon, but sew IWO could *skieetmeos in * • '—'" ' loerneL But the fell and, seedeimesiodition. 0 Tfl of - NEY, Inkier", he ti• waist wishes efit4lhilip* to : f r es S c iraerfeff lOW . -Zaand or las advisers, as to the Waiey to be ,in _ . . : ,L. 0 1 ' 44111 . •-• : &ide of isolation to w*.they hews •leeteeeehised in ....., , iii No. 78.] LONDON, MONDAY ENING, NOV. 30, 1846. [3d. • ' i t , e n';,,,et a bie itedeagest leasidwit ti a :,• by the ~: •1 ,. . edge ion of their ad- elude at Oporto an arrangement which would . PRODUCE.. ~t vernni ,- , oet,ailke ordered ceibilhen • • ... s * ~ .pd aeithe cold put an end to the civil war, and that the two Jlteetereearre, Half-east 'soo.—The refined Sugar to r qtarter ; 5 28 a. ' °II— Int ehettld an i f ditfien it Y %hg at E. -' •. 41 * • Inille Peetestatieeeit is armies would probably continue to occupy their re- neotiFt Ins opened without 'pint, but prices remedy. wise i''' ' reqWeeted to remil'a Post-ollee orate M. that the • 4e • ..: •Sephil• ill Ese•ea spective positions until Colonel Wylde should obtain UM° . tit.—The arrivals of Currants and BOON being much r il ja pliable to Me i : Herr ST .. W ,. ALLSialffle . , • pram affair . .. , .. omens rob or orriti some definite twat than was expected, the ac mlel pte rs Allailme tint, and s • e ex , •• .. . ' lerbeeittece with the l ea official bulletin, addressed to Baron de Vinhais lower prices have been ii4goose instances, I fesl44l** fer hdrertfatest* enlatan icatitne ‘ o f ti• • •*. •' • 7. an willd strongly by Baron =OW d'Almtida, from Braganza, the b a fair amount of brawn bas been done. Valerittak, ritig;a, and 90, Fleet - street be adopted, 18th Nov., that the troops commanded by Ber- , 46s ; new ! ell Smjnat, 428, to 44e. ; &into Currants, .• . ' tar tle. ' • t° P° l3ll ° nerdo de Sa Nogneirs had been completely routed, . tl'ss' ne w , at?", new, 58 t° 67. • Coccon.—The ed stat of . the Liverpool market bee AL fiONo.—" A HEAL to .• • ' "'When the abate, by and that not a cantos chief escaped except Sa t , some inquiry today, and holders have been morearm r No- . The Weds and mesh be the ease.. th ug re pe l = seat. "111 1 11' delqierous to Nogueira himself. The 3 r d and 15th regun eats , auem.l vioTORSA. °Dow _ ~ . . . ~ . la are dull at our quotations. r e s ,`"Zektisesesper," abeelotisoi, iii Paris doubt and come other troops of the insurrection, had passed ~ as..—The speculative demand appeara caramon m bibs e, _ ..,.. enbsided, 001. . • .... •• to the secret wish Ca r , .. •At present, to the side of the Queen. , prices. must be quoted id. lower. *KIM • . 4111111041 r teary utewillwracne ere announced. 'to 10d. Opinion Its to the probability of reelss7tiriii 'duty decreases sa the subject becomes eu. aaderitood l o s ofts viil i tT calka ZMlli, OF Jail .- - -, the Axles", the A decree, dated the Bth of August last, has been ` financial point of view, ns the Chancellor of Owl/ache- sus Wholesale, Bela. and arr oc g= )1 - ' with 111nstratises by n. erica oe ji =se °nem drst of enry : YEW AND ADVENTURE.% OF OLIVER to 'vie*, .!: Onizot cabinet as to issued by the Government of Brazil, which it may be is young in odice, weak in political poetion, and with- immediate titegv . .segment upon the Polish Meerstee be ososselgrrsawuk • • affair elore•I-announced t o b e , wiselthmearTs—ar tosoughost., r . of some interest to make known. It concerns the y material supine revenue ; and to reduce the duty oa first, a encouragement of cotton manufactining ha ienstry peotestation Against this violation of the fiber - in that country. Article 1 . recitee t those Orecose, mann explicit and open declaration on persona employed in establishments for d the otthe French government that it world regard manufacture of cotton fabrics, in number to be deter . •"- to ts. per lb., would ' mediately involve a loss of 0001. per mum, ler what the increased consumption tmodd give in abatement, and that from the most sanguine apirlation, would not exceed half a million in two years. br ie 4 tbi ' AP O vve.itas ITAT.V g,„ hed rd the treaties of 1815 as annulled. 2ndly, to minedbythegoveiiiment , by the govenament, shall be exempt from thela ri tt " . 4.•,...'"''''''..—semnd El— enact, by the aid of the chambers, a reessure which nesersueess Prioe 6s, in fooleaso ilvo. • W l* VIP."' !he Rhone, end the ban shall clearly show to all France that thee' treaties no manu f ac t or ies are t o b e f re e o f diaties, --Para ta r ii2llB ...„.._. .....,..,... tad it;,.nlicigab`th,°°4—,Parwk,, longar exist. This measure is to be the reeonstruction ucts of such TALLOW. of recruitment By article 2, all the prod market is steady at the following prices: etenkure T. C on the spot All the }'ter delivering 475. to 49a 6d. January to March delivery = - 11fal=' -reiT" -------. ----' of the forti fi cations of Huniagne. *illy, to proclaim ?imam sad Emma" transit from one province to another . , an b r h on on expo the r ir - tation. Article 3 states that machinery, oriiisice: of rggCRICKET ON THE HEARTH . , A FAIRY in the face of Europe that this fortifindlon of Huai-CORN. TALE OF 11011 E. 14th MLA" Price Js ague is not intended as a discharge ix the Cracow •I be he mac re h g in uis el d , th h e ythe number Ov an ern d me deser ban RX-LANE.—Our market was fairly supplied this ,are freed - •• , g with English Wheat, by land carriage, cam lee a CRDIES. A Goblin S tory of some Bells indignity, but that France pronouncing herself diens- imported for the use of these m We near counties. Jane millers were by no means fel. Ibis mold Tar Oett and New Year In. 12th FAlition. gaged has will be prepared, when a `Yatesand it was with difficulty that(the stands were cleared . . • occasion t u l l es ',resent itself, to act in a ? iv- - '. " ' n „ , :..,- .., • 4.0.- —. ' . ."'''t •::` of Monday last. A large portion of the suppl l all duties . o . n , cutr7.. The decree Is sired by • . . . .. ~ was taken for shipment to the north. The business trues Glio4 •tor, V r Chri.tatax. 11th FAI N T.= Price Ss. The ministerial organ declares that a simple pro- __---------- ' 1 """" s "" I " ''''' ""*""""-------- testation would be inadequate, while on the other meted :erre ~. c in f . ree foreign was but limited ; . its value . I w .u as una 3 l. 1..... , _... '..— --,7.7.. — . - Ziiii ...O P.\ and I.lDlMrtla of .SLO _ .., r__t d Nothinf done in bonded Wheat —1...., ‘5...., would be more then the occasion The towu miller lers have reduced the top price of .our 1 --- of Gombrecht, senior, of Erfurt, k The German papers bring „ee_eonficelhte,h,Thatztht,ecomfinrnannt.: i.nt(:ollui V .- r Oatmeal, per cwt., 20e. to 213. ; Indian Meal. 16.. • Baler, per stone, 13d. to 130. Flour, per barrel, 335. to 41.. WATERFORD, Nov. 28.-With limited supplies of pain throughout the week, our market has ruled firm. Wheat has found buyers at an advance of 61. to Is. per bar rel ; while both Barley and Oats are worth 3d. to 6d. per barrel more money. Flour is in impronsildensand, and 6d. per sack dearer than at the close of last Week. The con sumption of Indian Corn continues very great, and notwith standing the arrival of air or seven cargoes during the week, late prima are fully maintains& Below are ore s preent shipping prices of Flow mod prepared grain : Flour, per to fine, per sack 0210 it, 40s. to 49 5. ea.; seywds, 4 39 . 445. ; thirdo,4ols. to 415.; fourths, 355. to 365. Wheat, millers, pr bowel of 280 34s.hipping, 335. to 335. Barley, per barrel of 224 lbe., 20s. s to 21s. O . white, per barrel of 196 lbs., 16s. 64. to 16s. od.: blank, 14s. 9a. to 150. 9d. Indian Corn, per barrel of 280 1b.., 34e. 6d. to 3fie. 6d. • WOOL. isitanrono.—There is a better demand for Wool than last week, but still the demand is an extremely dull one, even for the season. The supply of Wool is fully an one. Prices, to the surprise of every one In Brad 7evredr7fr not give way. Clothing Wools are not in good sale. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 28.—A fair business hilt been dons in foreign Wool, and all kinds of a useful elehr; salted to the present wants of the trade, sonusand a ready - sale at fall prices. The public sale this week of East India was well attended, and satisfactory prices were obtained. There is next to nothing doing in Scotch Wools. There is MOM desire to push sales, but purchasers show no dispoeitioa to stock freely, even at a little concession in price. Imports foe the week ending Nov. '2l ; Foreign, hales, 7 0,370 ; previou sl y , 317 ; total, 70,687. Scotch, 15,773; pie. riously, 870 ; total, 16,643. LEEDS.—The English market continues without variation, either in demand or price, for combing and cloth ing Wools. In the foreign little is doing, purchasers being anxious to know the result of the London sales now pending. WAKEFIELD.—The market continues quite sta tionary. The sales are limited, but the impossibility of buy ing from the ground to meet the rates here, causes the arrivals to be still more limited, and late qoutations are supported. . _ _ SKINS. ANDOVER, Nov. 28.—Best down Skins, 4s. ; half bred, 3d. per skin higher. Os aides are still selling att.lap_ miserably low price of 20. per lb., even of the weigbifraa — SO lb. to f)0 lb. per hide, though in London such arc slain at double that soul. WINCHESTER, Nov. 28.—Best Downs at from 3s. Rd. to 48. each ; Leicester and Cottswold, from 3d. to 6d each dearer. Ox Bide', from 21d. to 31d. per lb. Calf Skins, 41d. to sd. Horse Ilides, 10s. to Ils. each. a this samples - few truns i unal- HOPS. of bonbrecht, derablc houses of that place. had suspended payment. The mother of the Itothschilds (grandmother of the members of the well-known capitalists here), who ho has comleted a century of age, has recently assiste at the marriage of one of hcr grandsons. . 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Aphides, ta keep dawn Free-growers remarks on Graft, binding up and finishing Grafting, ailvantage of Grafting, di -advantage of Operation indifferent months , Preliniinary Observations Roses, catalogue andbrief descrip tion of a few sorts Scion, preparation and insertion of Scion, choice and arrangement of, Stock, preparation o f Arralsorx. IA nelectinn of surietiex Compari.on between budding and grafting. CIIPUNICLE AND MiIIICULTVILiT. rtonAtreet, Covvnt - ga rden, London LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Four o' Clock. A foreign express received this morning, brings Pori, journals and letters of Saturday. The refusal of the British government to join in thepropos( d protest against the confiscation of Cracow, winch was known in l'aris on Thursday afternoon, cre ated a disappointment in the Ministerial circles which it was not attempted to dissemble. Hopes, a mountingto a strong assurance, that the apparent necessity of a community of proceeding on the parts of the French and English governments in this matter, would bring about a restoration of the good understanding so much desired by all parties, were entertained equally :dad .oge. a! Xt. iteb• E., rd n. Et' ran row , 4 11 e letg r e."s.l inadeqii hand immediate war would be more than the , would justify. Admitting the nobleness of the cause of Poland, that of France herself, her peace, her prosperity, and her grandeur, would render such an extreme measure inadmissible. " At the same time," adds the joumalist, " the re-esta blishment of the English alliance is an object equally import ant to the interests of peace and civilisation ; and we arc confident that the good sense and elevated understanding of the English people are such that they will not permit an ob ject so grand and so noble to be sacrificed to an accident of polities." Private letters from Vienna state that the incorpo ration of Cracow has not been accomplished without a strong opposition on the part of some of the mem bers of the Austrian Cabinet. The Count Kol lowrath was one of those most strongly op posed to the measure, and finding himself in a minority tendered his resignation. Ile has announced his intention of withdrawing altogether from public affairs, and fixing his residence at Pisa. Besides the official manifesto of the incorporation of Cracow, the cabinet of Vienna has published a long article in the Austrian Obsetrer to justify the rem VW i . To issue such a document in such a form is a homage offered by . absolutism to liberty. It is a proof that public opinion is respected even within the palaces of despots. The article is too prolix to allow us to give it here, besides which it really contains no new fact or sophism to palliate the monstrous iniquity which has been committed. It appeared in the A ',shim& Obserrer of the 20th instant, and its translation occupies four columns of the .Imtril«l des DArits of Friday. Count St. Aulaire left Paris on Friday morning, for London. The Bey of Tunis manifests an intelligent curiosity respecting the state of the arts in Europe.. Ile passed the chief part of Friday in the armoury at the Mu seum of Artillery, and was present at the performance of Mlle. Rachel, in the part of Phedre, at the Theatre Francais, in the evening. No increase will take place in the price of bread in Paris during the first fortnight in December; the present price, 46c. per kilos., or 21d. per lb., being —Aintained. The railway interests in France, which have been for some time involved in a monetary crisis, have assumed a position so embarrassing, as to attract the attention of the government, and certain projects of law are prepared to be presented to the Chambers, soon after the opening of the session , ha vin g for their object the relief of the companies. It is proposed to relieve the companies to which the lines :rem Bor deaux to Cette, and from Lyons to Avignon, and the western lines have been conceded, fromthc obligations toconstruct the brcuiehes and the secondary lines which form part of their contract with the state. A consi derable extension of the time allowed for the comple tion of the line is also contemplated, with a view of relieving the money market of the pressure produced by the frequency of calls. . - -------- Advices from St. Petersburg, received in Paris, announce a victory claimed by the Russians over the troops of Chiamil, in the Caucasus. Aczording to the bulletin of the Russians, Chiamil had been com pletely routed, and only escaped with difficulty, leaving 800 men killed on the field of battle. He had lost one of his four guns, 21 ammu nition waggons, several flags, 300 prisoners, and the battle-axes which he always had carried before him. The Murides had been pursued by the inhabitants, who recovered from them the plunder which they had seized on entering the country. Chiamil arrived at Weden on the 21st Oct. The progress of the Liberal party in Switzerland has met with a cheek at Schaffhausen, where the revision of the constitution has been rejected by a majority of 3,659 votes against 1,687. The three sections of Schaffhausen, Stein, and the electoral assembly of Doerttlieugen voted in favour of the . . revision. The Vorort, which sits alternately in the cantons of Zurich, Verne, and Lucerne, will speedily pass to the turn of Berne, where the radical party is clamorous for a new revision of the constitution. Private letters, dated Lausanne, 24th instant, state that the popular association, which had reckoned on the arrival of the Vorort in Berne to proclaim the breach of the federal pact, and to declare war against the Catholic alliance, are irritated at certain pacific protestations which countenance the expectation that the directorial council of Berne will be animated by sentiments as moderate as that of Zurich. The repression of the formidable emeute in October would indicate that the new government desires seri ousl to break with those to whom it owes its exist ence,y and that it had both the force and the will to repress anarchy. It continues to be generally credited that negotia tions have been opened with Rome to obtain the recall of the Jesuits of Lucerne. It is said that two great powers have used their good offices to promote the accomplishment of this object. Petitions are in progress of signature in the canton of Lucerne, to pray the grand-council to revoke the decree by which it entrusted public instruction to the Jesuits. These petitions are signed more nume rously by those who support the present order of things than by the radicals. PARIS Nov. 28.—Three per Cents, Si 80; Fire per Cents, 11781"; 13elgian Fire per Cenb., 1010, 99/ ; Ditto, 1812, 1011; Roman Loan, 100 ; Bank Shares, 3465; Exchange on London , 30 days, Roma' Ditto, 90 days, 25 35, 25 321. 1'.0114, Nov. Vt.—Faris and Orleans, 1225 ;512trasbourg and 13:11e, 218 75; Centre, View!), 570; Bounleaux, 5O; North, 631 25; Paris and Strasbourg, 478 75; Tours and Nantes, 490; Fans and 500; Dieppe et Fe camp, 3.53 75. The Madrid journals and private correspondence of the 21st and 22d, were received in Parrocis eed on Friday and Saturday. The elections were p ing with animation, the candidates leaving erentthe cap ital daily for the p rovinces. t diff electoral colleges of Madrid the Conservative, or govern m ent candidates had m ost chance of success. A few of the Progressista party were expected to suc ceed ; but the Puritans, including MM. Pacheco, Lozano, Nocedal, Lorente, &c., were considered to have scarcely any chance. The general opinion was that the ministry would have a large majority in the Cortes. M. Henderson had already several conferences with M. Mon, which were said to have been satisfactory, and to have given him hopes of success. The funds for the payment of the half-year's interest of the Three per Cents., due in January last, had been already deposited in the Bank of St. Ferdinand, and were to have been immediately sent to Paris and London. Private letters from Lisbon stated that Colonel Wilde had already several interviews with Marshal Soldanha and Count Das Antos, and hoped to con- CO.3IMERCIAL MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY DITELLIGENCE. Half-past Tiro.—Console arc still on the advance, in consequence, as said, of the continued scarcity of money s t oc k. They arc now 95( to 1 fir money, and for time, 953 to 1. The transactions assume a character of more importance ; and if money stock be really as scarce as reported, the speculator: for the rise will have the msrkct in their own hands. The weaker jobbers, who may chance to have operated for the fill, will probably have assisted this rise, by buying in their accounts through fear of prices going against them still more. The 'Exchequer bill market is evidently weak, and in decline, - notwithstanding the firm appearance and progressive improvement of the funds, and the easi ness of money both on t are n he Stock Exchange, and in the discount market. The bills ow quoted, 71. to I ls. premium only. Foreign S'ocks have attracted rather more atte Thre ntion es, 371 to day. Spanish Five s are q uoted 261 to 1 ; the to 1. Portuguese have been done at 371, but are marked 36 to 8. islt xican, 211 to 2. The settlement of the account is in progress. viouge FUNDS. Bank Stock, 2071 Cl \ Es.: 'l Ditto for Met, 951 1 , 3l per Cents , 951 1 C 033 onsols, 951 / ever Bills, I 3 per Cent s. 1 Is. 3 per Ct. lled. FORF.IGN FUNDS. I per Oast. Gremila Bds., 19 21 I Grenada Deferred 8d.., 3 1 5 per Ct. !denim, 1646, 211 2 6 per Cent, Permian lids., 31 6 Portuatiese Cons. MD., 30 8 5 per Ct. Rev-don Ms., 110 12 S per Ct. Spanish Bds., 261 I 3 per Ct. Spanish Bonds, 3/1 / Spanish Deferred Bite., 17 1 Spanish PJ. , SiVe Bits., 51 I 2 per Ct.Venenuela lids., 39 41 Yon zuela Deferred IND., 12 13 S per Ct. Austrian - 4k per Ct. Belt:lan 2 per Cent. tidto, 5 per Ct. Brazilian tkl.s. Al 6 S per Cent. New Itraz. per Ct. Buenos Ayres !kis., 40 3 6 per Ct. Milian lids., 9.5 7 6 per Cent Column. def. !Ids., Colombian Eiivadnr Bds. 31 3 per Ct. Danish , 8 per Ct. Inner lids. 59 11 4 per Ct. Dutell Certs., 914 21 RAILWAYS. There is little doing to-day beyond the settlem ent of accounts for the fortnight, which is now in progress and occupying the attention of dealers and broken.. S A L 1 EFFECTED UP TO Two THIS D.SY IN LONDON. (Saturday's pliers w ill be found in last page.) Amb., Not., Bat., &E. Jn., 21 Van. & Leeds, Fifths, 101 11 Nil. and Oxford Jn.,131 1 Do. Extension, 11 1 p Caledonian, 231 j Ma,,. & Dir., Qr. (19, 12 Churnet and Blythe, 11 1 Do. do. (C), 71 ' Do. New, 71 , Hu " : Do. do. and Norwich, 2` ) Leeds, Dew., and Nan., 34 Northern & Ea.stern, 77 Do. New, 20 Shrewsbury & Birmingham, 51 5 Shropshire Union. 1 I rt Do. Extension ',limn), ) ) Shrews., Wol., a. S. Mat In., 2) i Leeds and Thirsii, 171 1 Do. New, 51 S. Eastern and Dorm. 37 ) lk,. New (is. IS/.), No. 4, 21 3, I.lv, Man., and Newt , Ja., 2) I Vale of Neath, I 1 / Direct Northeni, 2 Man., Box., and Mat., 11 p Eastern Counties, 23 51iilland, 1231 3 Do. York Iry ension, 31 lx,. New, 311 2 lad LatK,lSltife, IS: M. 110., 61 7 Do. New, 10 Do. Itir. and Derby, 102 Ulm. & Glasgow Ilalves, 20 Neweuelle and Bernick. 341 31 Do. Quarters. 13 1 Newnuirkt & Chesterton!, 51 Edit,. and Northern. 15) Norfolk, 125 8 G. S. &W. (Ircland,, 281, 91 North British, 37,1 (knit N. of Enid:aid, New, 53 DO. Halves, 15) 15 Great Western, 1710 28 Do. Quarters, al andQn:%atraw.tersh,e4Bier). 19 191 Do. Es ension, I ) I Do. Extension, 41 North StattOrdshire, 431 p Ipsw. and Bury St. Edm., 121 Scottish Central, 20 101 London and Illackwall, 81 West ltidinit Union, 11 p 110. New, 41 West Cornwall, I London and Greenwich, 91 York & Newcaste, New, 12) Lon. and N. W. Cara New, 15/ Do. Preference, 71 / Do. Fifths. 191 York and N. Slid., llalves, 451 5 Lon. and S. Western, 63 1110. Sethi . , 77 Do. Flxiension, 38 71 Do. New, 271 Do. New, 22 Do. Preferrnee, 12 111 Do. Tenths, SS 1 Do. E. :v. W. Riding Ex., 171 1 Do. Guaranteed, Snip, 5) ) Demerara. 41 ons: York Extentdon, 11 N. of France Comic. 101 Leon and Ely, 161 4 Orlean. and Dounludox, 71 Lynn and Dereham, la Tribidad, ) 51ANC1111FTER SALVIS. Nov. 28. Amb., Not., & Boston, par Leed 0, Deere ., &Man., 12 p /Ur. and Oxford Junction, 6) p Ito. Extension (Green?, 11p East Lancush., New, No. 1, 41 1 p Man. and Southampton, 9-16 d Iltul. & Man. It. &C., 5 ) p Leeds aml 'Think, 11 d Do. New, 4 t , North Staffordshire, 3) p North Western, 9-16 p sheffielit 3 Lincolnshire, 13-161 Lon., Mao., & Bir., Qrs. (11` 7 p Shrews. and llirm., (A.), 2 p lII'LL SALES, Nov. 29. North British Qrs., 80s. ;Bs. 6d. 1 Itstwich & Norwich '..xtvic, 21 1/o. New, Scrip, 21s. p Pirnpshire Union, l, d Do. Thirds, dip , West Biding Union, 31 Amber., Not., Boston, Sm., 21 LEEDS St East Lancashire, 5 P Do. No. *2, 4 i' E. 5. \V. Yorkstare, 17s. Ga. il Iluidcrtfield e.: Manebes., A 6 p Lee& and I)rwsburg, )2 12 p 1)o. Branches (Blue), , 1 p I)o. Exts. ,Green), 11 31s. 6d. p Leeds andThirsk, par I P Do. New. tip Malton 6: Drifßeld in., 10. p Man. L Leeds Fifths, Si p DUBLIN S. _ __ .F.g. Nov. 26. 51idland PrIIIIIIICP. 3Z p N. British Thin.l4, 21 4s, p 11 0 . Ext. (Scrip , 19,.. Id. 20e. p North Stafford•hire, 3i z p Shrcor,bury and him., 11 p York 5, NewczoOle Pref., 5 i p I.,rilbt, Wak., it 51id.,17.6(1. 15, .d North We' , tern, lb, 6d. p Sl ie dield.Rother.,&c. ,loB . l2s.6d. p Wert Riding Union, 31 Dublin & Drogheda, 54 56 Ditto Thirds, 14 15 Dublin and Kingstown, 171 lister, 49 49 Belted and Ballymena, 161 Belted and County Down, so. Cork and Bandon, R Cork. Mad:rock, ts: P3P.lge, 2 Dublin R. Belnist Jn. 31 4 1 Dundalk and Enniskillen, II 11 Great S. and W., 231 Gt. S. & W. Eaten. from Temple. to Nen. and the 'Sinn., 35. ixl Irish S. Eirdern 11 11 Mid. Gt. W. & Royal Canal, 81 9 Do. llalvea, Newry and Enniskillen, 10a. 50a. Newry, War., & llostrevar, 61 7 Waterford and Limerick, 141 Waterford and Kilkenny, 5 Belfast andCo.Down, ls.9d. Is. 6d. Cork & Waterford, 2.5. 6d. SP. Cork, Blacar.,& Pasaage, 3d.5.k Dub., N 3e. 6d.45.6d. Dublin, Dun. & Rath., Is 3d. Dub. & Kingstown Halves, 17 Do. Quarters, 7 81 Gt. 9. & W. El. front Mallow to Fermoy, 40s. Gt. S. & W. Eat., 3lountmelick Jn., 10s. Killarney June., 12s. 94. 13s. 3d. F.DCIII3I:RGII Caledonian New, 445. g ree t Northern, 365. 375. Ga. Mottles and Perth, New, 10i Eng of Fife, 30s. ao, Odin. ft Northern, 151 Do. Nen - port, 83s. 60s. CaL FAlinburgh Perth, 335. North British Thirds, 745. 725. Do. Q11171( . 9, 658. 6d. 665. Do. New Qrs., Se., 315. Gil. 31s. GLASGOW 6 adedonian, New, i3O. GL I Caledonian3:Diun., 37 s. Cid. 375. 3d. I Direct Dom. & Madrits 6s. 1 Dundee and Arbroath, 39j EIAMCTII Counties, 221 Do. York Extension, 725. Gd. Fast of Fife, 295. Ea.st I n dian Railway, lls. 11a9d. Eilinb. and Northern, 15i k:dinb. and Perth, 355.. Glasgow General Terminus. 121 . 0 laiwow, Kil.,6rAvr,llalres, 7 /.1 . s. GUS., Dumf., & tar., 12s. 51s. Nov. Ca l e d on ian, New, 425. Cal. & Dumbartonshire, 370. Direct Bombay M Madras, 6s. Csl. East of Fife, 30s. 31s. East Indian, Ils. 9d. Gia.,,gow General Terminus, lit (aas. Kul., & Ca r ai, 71.170. Glas. ' , Dum., oc., Sls. iLF.S, Nor. 29. Gt. S. & W. Ex. from Temp., to Nen. a: the 5han.,14*.6d.17e. lA. Gt. S. & W., Clon. 3: Thurle*, 495. 425. 6d. Kilkenny 610 . S. &W. J., I e. le.6d. 1.1 m., Ennis., & Kit. J., 33*. 33*.Gd. Mid.. Gt. W. Es. to Gal., ss. 3d. Wat.,Wex.,Wick.,l44Dub.p. 9.3 d. Wel., Car., & Dub. JO., 71, 3 d. to. Armagh, Cole.. &Port., GI , . fgt. Bandon & pantry, 7e. Gd. 7e. AL Belfast & llolywood, 20s. Cork and liillaxnev, 4s. GI. 4e. 9d. Cork., l'ae*ageS: Kinsale, 200. Cork & lee. Direct, lle. 4 6e. Dublin and Armagh. G 5. 9d. Dub. & Belfast Jn. Ex., 21, Dublin and Enniskillen, 4 41 Dub., Tel., 1g Pars. Jn., 9*. lid. Dub. & sand. Atmoe., 4*. s*. Ennirkillen & 51ig0,134.3d. 138.64. I Galway and Ennis, 4s. Gd. se. Gt. Munster ltailway * 7s. Gd. Irish N. Midland, 11*. Gd. 11*. 9d. Larne, Belfast, &Ballc. 120. 14*. Newry. Armagh., & Londonderry in., 12*. Gd. 15e. New Roes, Car., & KU. Jn., 42 . 3d. 4s. Gd. Wat. a: Kit Ex. to Car.,2*.M. 2,9 d. Watfd. & Trarnore. 3 04 . 9 d. 21, ‘. Wex., Wilt., k Valentia, 4s. Gd. ALES, Nor. 27. Ulm., Dam., a: Cart, 336. 611 . 530 . Scottish Central, 191 Stirling and Dunfermline, Me. :stifling and Midland, 590. Stratbearn Junction, 71e. 70e. Direct liontimy t: Mod.. G.. 6 ,, . Gd. East Indian ltailway, 125. 3d. Gt. Sauthern of Madre*, 94.9 d. Mad., Net., & Arcot,3B.Bd. ar.9tl LEN Nov. 27. Glos., Ml.,* Ardrou, 325. Glas , Air., & Monk. Jn., 40s. 39/. Great North of India, 4s. 3d. Gt. South. of Machu., 9s. Bs. 94. Madras, Ncllore, & Moot, 38. 6d. Man. Zu ,outhampton, 260. Gcl. Midland Halves, 61 6/. 2s. N. British,New Qrs., S crip, 32s.Gd. Paisley, B arr bead, rue., 3:.. Gd. Stirl. & Midland Junction, 30,6 d. Strathcorn Junction, 770. Gd. 76±. York & Nen-cattle Pref., 71 71 28. Was., Air., & Monk J.,281.8 78 . 64 GlaSlow Harbour Mineral. 283. Gt. Stn. of Modem, Os. Wed. Manchester & South., 27u. Midland, 305 Do. }lakes, 6/. 214. N. Britiah, New Qr. crap,Sc 325. S co ttish Grand Junc., d. T_..r,.----- :.~= per sack. The receipts of Barley during the week have not been large, lint still adequate to the demand. This article sold on fuiy as good terms as last week. Oats were generally held fur an advance, which tended to cheek the sale. An Improvement of Gd. per qr. was, how ever, obtained in most instances where transactions took place. Beans and Peas of all sorts quite as dear. Indian Corn in more request, and some floating cargoes changed hands, at an advance of 2s. per qr. BIUTISH. skllliass pee Qosr o.l, WNLAT, Essex and Emir Ilea 49 to 63 83 White. 64 to ..:1 to 09 Norfolk and Suffolk 55 to 01 63 do 59 to 63 to 61 Talagent (Esies or Suffolk) 69 to 71 Cambridge cc Lincoln lied - to - to - White - to - to - Northumhertiml Sc Scotch do. -to - do -to- to - Irish do -to - do -to- to - Ri 38 to 40 . old 34 to 13.uu.6v. Feeding 31 to 31 Distilling '1.438 to 40 Malting 4O to 42 Chevalier 42 to 46 line to 48 In - to - Scotch - to - Beni WItILAT 24 to 36 MALT 56 to G 4 Arm pale 64 to 68 Engii.h Ford 25 to 270 04 _Black- 24 to 275 04 OATS, Ditto Polanelit. 29 to 31 5 04...P0tat0.. 30 to 32 s 04 Berwick analScotchEeed 24 o 26s 04...1'0tat0.. 31 to 3:10 04 Irish Feed "3 to 24 to 2Gs 04.1...8Lack... 24 to 2 0 , 04.1 Ditto Potato 31s Oil to 33a Od Pus, Grey 35 to 42u 01...Map1e... 40 to 41s 04 53 to GO lilac lmperial 6O to 64 White 44 to 5 0 . .11oilen. 8W44, Mangan 38 to 40 Tick ..40 to 42...01d 45 to 47 H arr ow 42 to 43 ........ Small 13 to 45.. old 49 to 51 TAR TA, New Spring .... ,- to - .New Winter- to -...01d - to - Itaitsiiii, New . r. eat. White - to - Per thoussaL .Cl 2 10s to £l3 Os. Per seek 0141041.5. Fuien, Town made, delivered 51 to 53... _Fine Household 46 to 50 Norfolk and Suffolk .. 40 to 44 Whites 42 46 Nortli t enherland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire - to - Sussex mad Kent -to - Irish -to - FOREIGN. Duty gold In Bond. Wimar, Dantrie and Konigsberg 60 to 63 fine to 70 . ..34 to 60 Poineranean, Rostist, and Stettin, new 60 to 65...34 to till Froith and Brabant Danish and Ilamburgh GO to 62...54 to 5 6 RU.4iall 45 to 51 . . Egyptian... -to -...- to - Danube and Odessa 5O to 58...48 to 54 Scanish,hard - to - Canadian ...... - to - Australian 60 to 68... Rrs Bast.r.v, Feeding ...... 28 to 34 Distilling 31 to 38.-- to - Limps - to - OATs, 141154.18 - to - l'omeranean and Stralsund - to - Swedish and I hlll6ll - to - Friezeland and D ot e feed to - - to Ditto Blew. to - 13gias, Tick - to - old 38 to 40...- to - Small - to - old 42 to 44...- to - E gyp tian. 36 to 38 Tuscany ...... -to -. .34 to 36 -...- to - Prdo, Grey White 44 to 48 Boilers - to - Tsars{ Ott -.10 - .r..... .sew - to -Alie - to - Duty free Lissaco Baltic and an 'Mediterranean anti Odessa Kieran. CLOVIIItED, Red - to -White - to -p. cwt. Duty sis . 714. p. est. ItAPEEKL. CAKM free of duty, per ton, SS Ss. to £5 10s. LIN-4:1:11 CAKES Dutch and German ditto to 1:11 109. Ditto French and American ditto £lO Os. to1:10 Ills per Bel. of 196110. Flout, American, in Rood 3O to 31 Dantsic and Hamburg 20 to 30 Canadian (Duty 71el. per barrel) French free - to - per Sack of 280 Ito. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 214 NOV. TO 28th NOV. Qrs. English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. Wheat Barley Oats 3328 ISO 10282 6403 Flour, 5214 sacks, 10219 barrels; malt, 2152. Livros Avgasues, Nor. 26.-Wheat, 595. 9d.: Barley, 425. I Id.; Oats, 258. 101.; Rye, 425. 74.; beans, 465. 44.; Peas, 495. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Wheat.,. Ii ; I lse le rldi 2 ( ..:: th 54 39s 3d 45s 54 475 311 60s 10! 411 s 24 26s 60 39s 04 439 91 185 101 Gls 94 415 81270 04 Its 14 146 0 Id 50 a 8 d 1 62 s 3.1 Us 34 27s 3441 s 5.1405 94 508 ltd Gls 54 41* 84 266 94 421 44 tris 104 Son 104 59s M 434 114125 s 104 12s 74 48s 4449 s 04 ----7126. 6414071 - 11 - 444 . 7 s 741496 - 7 TI 111.7741-16-tiai-t7C-O4 2.-0 a -ro CAGE 3 Oct. 17 per Quar. 24 . • sow. i • • 14 . • 6 weeks' Avg. Aron Duties on For. Grain nurturing wb ►uil I2t obi 1 - 21 M —MI t .1: wet i Nov 7 Nov. 14.1 Nov. 21. Price. _I 041_22:14kt 6 3 1 9 3 GO 10 59 8 ANDOVER, Nov. 28.-Miller9 purchased rather ex tenaivete. White Wheat rather short ; the few samples sold made from 161. ss. to 16 1 . 10s. per load ; best red and mixed from 15/. 15s. to 16/. ; other samples not dry, and requiring mixing with good old, were to had at from 30s. to 1/. less. Flour at the price of lust week. In Burley the show was great, but the business dull, and it was with diffi culty last week's quotations could be sustained ; the best malting we observed sold did not make more than 455. per quarter ; best grinding from 40s. to 425., at the weight of 10 score to 10 score 1211 a.; some light and much discoloured, not weighing more than score 6 lbs. to 9 score 12 lbs., could have been had at frog:s. to 365. Barley Mealalt is at 21s. per bag for cash, and for credit ; hest M they are charging 'b. per bushel for, and ordinary samples at from S. to Ss. 64.1. Of Oats there was a great supply, et we saw but few samples chang e hands; the best may be y quoted at the terms of last week, but the inferior at about Is. decline ; the hest samples sold made 305., while inferio couleans, d be h eas,ad at from 21s. to 265. per quarter. In Rye, r B P Tares, and Indian Corn very little doing ; the prices are about the same as before quoted. AVLERIWRV, Nov. 28.-The market firm and the supply abundant, more especially of the Lent corns; the Wheat, howeenr, brit in vnidrilina e nnditinn Whose, par qr., new, sls. to 61s. o ld, , 565. n ew, y 38s. to 445.; Oats, 28, to 32.5. ; Beans, 44s. ; 43s. ; Peas, boilers, 525. BCCIONGIIAM, Nov. 28.--Wheat, per qr., old, .365. to 625. ; new, 609.; Barley, 365. to 3fis.; Peas, 40s. to G2s. ; Beans, 365. to 42.5. • Oats, 235. to 30s. ; Vetches, 40s. to 465. COLCHESTER, Nov. 28.-The condition of the new Wheat is affected by the weather. and such may be bought for less money, although not intrinsically cheaper than of late, while fine dry parcels fetch higher prices. Fine Bar leys sell well, but the lower kinds hang on band. Few Beans offering, and little disposition is manifested to transact in the article. EXETER, Nov. 28.-We had not a good supply at our market yesterday of Wheat, and prices of former week fully maintained, in some instances more money given. Barley was in better supply, and the turn cheaper, say is. per qr. from last week. Oats were more plentiful in offer, and taken in full pries of last week. Wheat, 8s 9a. to Ss. 3d. Bar ley, 4s . 6d. to ss. Oats, 3s. 4d. to is. Sd. GLOUCESTER, Nov. 28.-During the week, English Wheat has been in fair supply, and all fine qualities - have found buyers at an advance of Is. per quarter. In foreign a few sales are reported, at previous rates. Malting Barley firm: for grinding Is. per quarter more money has been ob tained. In Beans and Oats but little passing ; the sales ef fected are at rather lower rates. At our market this day, there was ood supply of English Wheat, which met a free sale at an improvement of Is. to 2s. per quarter. Foreign 1 was in demand, and holders obtained Is. per qr. advance. Malting Barley the turn cheaper ; grinding in good request, at former prices. Beans and Oats remain above noted. nglish, The currency of our m arket is as under :-W as heat E white, per imperial bushel, 7s. 6d. to 7s. 9d. ; ;Dantr red, 7s. ie (low 3 . to 7s. 6d. ; Irish per 60 lbs., ad. to high mixed) per 480 Ites., Bs. 3d. to SP. 6d. ; Polish, Pome ranian, Stettin, ,s. 3d. to 7s. 9d.1 Odessa 6s. Mari 7anopoli, soft,r II 7e. to is, 4 ;d. ; Odessa, Taganrog. hard, tO 5. B, English, grinding, per 392 lbs., 335. to 355. ; Irish, 31s. to 345.; foreign, 335. to 345. English malting, per imperial quarter, 38s. to 44s ; Irish, 425. to 435. Beans English, per imp. busl., ss. Bd. to Os. ; foreign, Egyptian, per Gsillba., ss. 6d. to ss. Bd. ;French, Dutch, small Tick, ss. Bd. to 6a.104.1. Oats Limerick, Wexford, and Enniscorthy, white, per 3121 b., 28s. 6d. to 315.; Cork, Waterford, and Youghall, 28s. to 305.; Welsh:. black, per imperial, 28s. to 28s. 6d.; Irish, per 312 lbs., 28s. to 28s. 6d. Peas, breakers, per imperial bushel, English,to Ss. 3d. ; foreign, 6s. 9d. to 7s. fid.; grey and grinders, per 6.5 1-3 d lbs. ss. Bd. to ss. Bd. ; foreign, ss. 10d. Flour, best seconds, English, . 1 11 L • 48s. to 50s, Linseed Cakes, Dutch, re ME, crud. 91. 10a. M IW.,' French. lfiL let to 121. -Iksl l m I a IC : : nto.4 to - 1 1 C, .**ayvoil there, steaks/Aug 27th Novsogillytfi ; Wheat, 716 Oats. Mace Ile September Wkcei, 2 , 994 ParleY, 7,734 *4Am Baas, 7261'weL 13171SDFORD, Nov. siX-m• 9111. 0 : f a at our market to-day was good, hut the • slack, and the greater portion ettl4l Whim& bed= Gales were with difficulty ma, usage Ai beret the We .551 Of red and testate ; dimmer rediting Hi. is. sod the base 181. 10s., which ere shows the teem mess as paid lmt week. Barley was plautiful, aud without dfill ) = coramasied the full prices of last week. Best malting L asi uslitl7 4. 44l.; extra, 455. Peas, 45e. Oats, 243. to 28s. to 455. MAWS . MLR, Nov. 28.-A steady business has beoastllos during the week, at full prices. At Liverpool j icew u esiasss7 alluth at pt el:nniiithooftl:t:e:di"f:h:m:eprtelal:tetanW:;tibfdtil:TreiaiskeubotialUi.bU::f,d:ieg'robUWCtlith;on:rlhetb.rel::toTAsnalanttlyarcmraf,oa s py F Flour, r k e iea d t a t the superior nse Wake field yesterday, increased confidence and &inners were ob is t ast la l all s. :iirtaids per hhnin,ate T d.t.h6ds . el:lo. a O tatolcriu s cuwleil a . mdte no o , ;a, variation. quoted. iaad eal uon. todßl Wheat, ..anulds..bareperope:l.qborBth:eworti.ffotio 7 8 7 9 d., .Enogalth:pwel:itebu,shBse.l9do.fltorigisb..u9. d. ; red, fiald. to 9s. 3d.; E n n -d gli" rt h ea g".am rua: 4 4s an . 3d d fine . to 4s. tick, 4.figns.BetosecodeaLs,.ape,mrsqlaisr.t. t,oofprc.b,,,,n,...i.7larbrushs:tal.p.,, W rai th. ,b t u o ush s . l e s ut . o ; . white boilers, die. Flour, per sack of 2801 b., English and , Irish fine, 431. to 455.; superfine, 46e. to 485. ,• extra ditto, 60s. to 52a. Oatmeal, per load of 2301 b., English still Irish, 425. to 435. Arrivals at Liverpooljtuocorn and Wakefield, from Nov. 21st to Nov. 27th inclusive :-Wheat, 10,275 qea. ; Barley, 1,789; Oats, 3,241; Beans, 4,1.55; Malt, 606; Oat meal Shelling, 3,659; Flour, 3,569 sacks and 13,001 brie. NEWCAsTLE-ON-Tvtif, NOV. 28.--The weather this week has been extremely wet, a considerable quantity of rain having fallen up to las h t night, when we expesnowrienced a sharp frost, and to-day we ave a heavy fall of : very fortunately, however, seeding operations are nearly com pleted in this district, so that this untoward change will not prove of much consequence. At our masked this morning we had a moderato show of Wheat from' t he growers, but the snivels ~cowls being liberal, such country qualities were only about Is. per quarter dearer., whilst the farmers ' supply was cleared off early at an advance of fully 2s. per quarter. In foreign there was more doing, and in the sales effected rather over previous rates was obtained. For Flour we experienced an improved enquiry, but only in partial instances was 465. exceeded for choice Norfolk households. Should, however, our millers succeed in establishing a fur ther advance of 2s. per sack next week, we may look for Norfolk qualities being in more favour. Rye unaltered. Malting Barley sold slowly, and only extra Chevalier main tabled its price,other sorts being offered at lower rates without excit , ng much attention. In Malt rather less passing, and the same may be said of Beans and Peas. The supply of Oats from the growers being much less than last week, a clearance was early effected at a slight improvement. Wheat, British, Northumberland, old, white, 5Gs. o 65 Gls.; red, 485. to 60 s. ; ne w, white, 625. to 60s. ; red, 625. ts. Norfolk and Suffolk, old, white, 565. to 605. • rsii, 50a. to 625. ; new, white, 665. to 695. ;ire d, 61s. to 6fia. ; Lincoln shire, old, white, 565. to 645. ; red„ls. to 60a ; new, white, 645. to 675. ; red, 60s. to G4s. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 40s. to 48s. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 424. to 455. ; Chevalier, 445. to 465. ; Northumberland and and diScotchng 345. 3fis. to 40a. ; Chevalier, 40s. to 42 5. ; gr indin g atilli, Malt, 60a. to 665.; Chevalier, 645. to 63a. Oats, Northum berland and Scotch Potatoe, old, 26e. to 345. : new, 265. to 325.; common and Angus, old, 265. to 30s. new, 20s. to '2Ge. Pease, white boilers, 465. to 525. Beans, 464. to .52.. Flour, fine Stockton and Northumberland, 41s. to 475.; Norfolk whites, per sack, 4fis. to 495.; households, 445. to 414.• seconds, 40s. to 44 5. ; lionwholde, 4115. to 435.; thirds, 345. to 38e.; households, 31s. towhite 3.45. Ms. Wheat to , Foreign, Dantsic and Konigsberg, 665. ; d, 51.. to 585. ; white, 60s. to ; red, Atis. to 60a. ; Meeklenlsurg and Pomeranian, white, 625. to 60a. ; red, 58s. to 62e. • Hamburg, Marks, and Anbult, white, 606.1 to 64,1. ; red, 56;4 to 595. ; Kind and Holstein, so.. to 60e. ; red, 545. to 585. Barley, Saul, white, 38s. to 425.; Pome ranian, and Holstein, white, 345. to 40s. Oats, Dutch brew, white, 265. to 31s, ; Pomeranian feed, white, 245. to 275. -, Holstein and Danish, white, 245. to 265. ; Archangel and Riga, white, 245. to 26e. Peas, white, 14s. to 48s. Flour, per barrel of 196th., United States and Canada, duty 325. to 34.. 'the arrivals this week are : Wheat, per 9r., coastwise, 1,906; foreign, 88 ; Barley, eievitwise, 944 ; Oats, coastwise, 184 ; Peas, foreign, 400. Flour, coastwise, 253 sacks. NouWlell, Nov. 28.-We have had a fair supply of Wheat at market to-day, the demand steady at last week's prices. The supply of Barley was tolerably good ; best sam ples were eagerly taken at our quotations. Flour a dull sale. The following are the prices of Grain : Wheat, white, new, per quarter, 61s. to 675. • red, new, 5 9 5. to 625 . ; do., old, 55a. to 595. Bar:ey, malting, 455. to 475. ; comm on, 41s. to 435., fed per qr. for inland freight. Flour, superfine, 455.; household, 42°. Gd. per sack, free on board at Yarmouth, pur chasers finding sacks. 11,F.ADING, Nov. 28.-The gradual falling off in our supply of Wheat begins to excite attention, and an opinion is becoming general that prices ere long will advance, as the millers have for some time been reducing their stocks con siderably. At this das 'a market the extreme rates of last week were realised, but farmers who hold over forßarley next w eek insisted on lx. to '2a. per quarter more money. and Oats were likewise full Is. per quarter dearer. Beans and Peas without alteration. SVSDERSA:s et, Nov. 28.-The weather is cold and wet, and the past week has been untie for field work. Win ter appears to he commencing with rigour, and the chickange being sudden, the farmers will have to get their st at once into winter Wheat in niequarters. There was a sma supply of at ce t o .day from the f a rmers, but asmples of south country are not wanting. The demand was pretty good, and a clearance was e ffected soon, atted a trifling The adv ighes ance t , in which all qualitie s of Wheat participa. h prices fur the finest Wheats were 68s. to 705., and good average qualities, Gls. to 665. There is a small demand for malting Barley, at from 425. to 48s. Oats are in tolerable request, at 21s. to 32a. Fine Flour co ntinues ph•ntieu w l, at 4fis. to 49e. The arrivals coastwise for the post week ere, 340 quarters of Barley and ters, 2.50 at sacks s. of Flour; and the avera ges ; Wheat, 247 quar 55 71. Barley, 345 quarters, at 453. per quarter WIsBF.CII, Nov. 28.-We have had a pretty good show o r; Wheat to-day, condition much affected with wet weather; good dry samples arc slow sale at barely au good prices as last week, and all other kinds are had to sell at Is. to 25. per qr. below the rates of this day week. Bea= and Oats are each slow trade at late prices. NVheat, white, 611 b. to 631 b. per qr., 575. to 645. ; red, 611 h. to 63 lb., 644. toGos. Beans, 64 lb. to 66 lb., new, 41". to 465. ; old, 46a. to 475. Oats, meshing, 401 b. to 42 lbs., 134 d. to lid. per stone ; feed, 371 b. to 39 lb. per qr., 235. La 255. WINCIIY.STEIt, Nov. 28.-Samples of best dry w hit e Wheat were s carce or held back; g rand grinding, red, made 645. to Ms. per quarter, while some out of condition, could have been purchased between 5511. and os. per r. Barley, form ting, of good weight and colour6, su st ai ned previous prices ; best grinding was also sold freely at lag week's quotations ; many grown light and greatly dis coloured might be set down at Is. per qr. lower. Rye was not much in request. Oats were shown in gre at quantities, yet the trade cannot be said to have suffered a deprvssion in price. Beans sound, and of thi, year's giowth were a trifle higher. Peas and Tares were nominal, there not being much done with those articles. Good Malt now selling ,t from 68.. to 70s. per qr. Best Flour from 50s. to 525. per bag ; seconds from 4Gs. to 435. Barley Meal from 20s. to 215. per bag. s N l t. Bar le y : N '., o t i c R T Le : 3 : : I ... :4 . siTER Wheat , l 1 ,4 r , 4. N0V.N0t'. 5.6..t0. 2 86 6 3 f lats, . pe - 20 2 V.. markett 28•-Wheat, l c n wer t ., , . 4 B - I e s t.. n s t 0 , 43 C , te . 05. t 0 Bthreisadd,a7yo. was moderately supplied with Wheat, and an advance of Is per qr. being generally demanded, less business than usual was done, as the millers and dealers in stock were reluctant to pay higher prices than this day se'nnight. Red Wheats realised 7s. to 7s. 4d. per bushel of 621 b., and white, 7s. Gel. to 7". 10d. Barley in greater demand, and few samples of really fine malting qualities offering caused an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr., while the new Barley, being light distilling and id- 1 ferior, could only be disposed of for grinding soul purposes, at a decline of la. to 2 s. per q r. Old Beans very plentiful, at Gs. per bush. of 651 b. ; new, 55.6 d. to 5s Bd. Peas' for boiling less sought after, and were weedily purchased at 7s. per imperial bushel ; grinding qualities, old and new, saleable at ..ks. 3d. to ss. 6.1. per bush. of 651 b. More English O a ts than usual were offered, and those of fe description ma de 4s. 6d. per imperial betahel ; new Irish, 4 s. per bushel of 391 b. YORK, Nov. 28.-We have still small supplies of p er rain at market this day. Wheat is steady sale at about Is. qr. over last week's prices, Barley and Oats unaltered in value. Beans, Is. per qr. lower. In other articles no alteration. The followtng are the present prices of grain:- Wheat, per imperial qr., white. 635. to 665.; red, a7s. to 603. ;Barley , malting, 425. to 455.; grinding, 375. to 40.. ; Beans, 465. to 495. ; Rye, 40s. to 435. ; Malt, 68s. to 70s. ; Oats, per stone, Is. to L. Old.; Flour, per sack of 2801 b., 4Gs. to 50s. Dyntis, Nov. 27.-The supply of grain at market to-day was very small. There was a good demand for all descriptions, at an advance of Gd. to ls. per barrel on Wheat, rid. on Oats, and Is. to 1.. Gd. on Barley. Bakers purchased Flour largely this week, chiefly second Flour at 205. to 21s. per cwt. As the demand was freely met by'holders, no im provement .n the price can be noted. Coarse Flour , and Oatmeal are each fully Gd. per cwt. dearer. Wheat, per band, white, new, 355. to 395.; r 34 to 375. Cal. ; Oat., Pls. to 19s. Byre, If3s. to 235. Barley, 18s. Gd. to 235. ; Oatmeal, per cwt., 20s. to 225. Gd. ; Flour, firsts, 21s. Gd. to 235. ; seconds, 20s. to ur, s.; inferior, 17s. to 19s. _thirds, 13s. to 16s. American Flo per barrel, 3•55. to 375. Starch, per cwt., 368. to 38s. Bran, per 6 stone, 4s. to ss. LIMERICK, Nov. 28.-Itatber a larger market of Wheat to band to-day, say about 1,200 barrels, and buying pretty brisk ; in fact, millers cannot get enough to meet current consumption. Prices paid were Is. 9d. to Is. 111 d. per stone for red and white, as in quality. All Oats coming to market taken greedily at 14d. per stone. Batley, lid. The few cargoes of Indian Corn lately to hand having been absorbed, price of Indian meal has been advanced to 17i. per ton, and whole meal to 18/., with a large continuously increasing consumption. SLIGO, Nov. 28.-Our arrivals continue large, but our consumption keeps pace with them. Indian Meal going largely into consumption, and preferred Oa t meal. Whe 185. at Bd. , per 20 stone, 31 s. to 375. Oats, per barre to l, I3s. ad. to -- BOROUGH MARKET, TWO o'Clork.—Mcsare. Patten . - den and Smith, Hop Factors, report that there is • good demand for all sorts of Hops, and coloury Weald limits and Sussex command higher plates. Mid end Ea 4 Keris, from.. ...... per Crt.Ss Os. to £0 10s. Weald of kents „ 1 0 to 5 0 Kuser, from Farnham. Yearthar Kento Yearling rhoweg „ 3 0 to 4 0 Old Hops „ 2 0 to 4 0 ANDOVER, Nov. 25.--The Hop trade still remains dull, those growers having stores here not yet giving way, asking full 7/. per cwt. for best Farnhams, and C.d. for country do. Brewers and publicans, nut willing to give those prices, they still remain in store. The retailers aro selling quantities under I cwt. at from is. 4d. to Is. Bd. per pound. WINCHESTER, Nov. 2S.—ln Hops little or nothing doing, though otfireal at a decline of fis. per cwt. since An dover fair, twelve days ago. The price of best Farnham' not making more than 6/. ; and country, barely d.. 10s. per cwt., some offered event 10s. lower still. CHEESE. CHESTER FAir,.—At the November fair held on Wednesday, about 120 tons of Cheese were pitched for sale. There was a good attendance of country dealers. Prices ruled duller than at the lust fair, but still there WAR a good demand. The best dairies realised about Os. per cwt.; in ferior dairies rah from 50.. to lifFt. The (by was exceed ingly tmlarourable.—MareleVield Courier. POTATOES. SorntwAßK WArEasow., Nov. :SO. —Sinec our last the supply has been more liberal, and the demand is somewhat brisker. The weather has set in very cold, and should it continue, we may expect an advance in our present priers : York Regents, 130 s. to 1605.; Shaw's, 120 s. to lsflo. I.incolnshire and l'aml.rithreshire Regents, 120 s. to 140 s ; Shaws, 120 s. to 110 s. ; K idneys, 100 s. to 130 s. Kent and Essex Regents, 110 s. to 180 s. ; Shaws. 120 s. to 1405.; K'dneys, 110 s. French whites, 100 s. to 120 s. FOREIGN.—The arrivals of l'otatoes from abroad during the past week have comprised the following : — From Jersey, 45 t o ns ; Oporto, 10 haskets ; ltouen, 135 tuns; Rot terdam, 20 baskets; Itouen. 103 tons; Gravelines, :dl tons; Dunkirk, 141 tons; Itottenhea, 4 hampers, 6 baskets, and 12 bags; St. Petersburgh, 22.1 bag'; Rotterdam, 6 bags ; and St. John's, Newfoundland, 10 barrels. CATTLE, &e. SMITHFIELD, Two o'Chwk.— Although there is a considerable increase in the uutnber of Beasts, the weather bong so favourable, trade i+ quite as good indeed the best qualities meet with a readier sale. We have uo difficulty in making 4s. 4d. of the beg Scots, and some of the most selling Short Horns make nearly 4s. 2d., but 4s. is the morn general quotation for this &script . We have no doubt almost everything will be sold. We have 511 from Holland and Germany, 149 from Sweden, l2'o from Scotland, about 300 from Ireland, some of which were of very inferior quality, nearly 2,000 Linc"lna and Leieesters, and the remainder from various parts of the country and the neighbourhood of London. The supply of Sheep is rather small, but the de inund not being large, trade is very sl,w. Some of the choicest Downs make rather more, but no alteration is discernable in other qualities. We have 3,390 from Holland and Germany, We have very few Calves on offer ; the last qualitie s r eadil y make ss. Trade for Pigs in improves', especially in the mall t in consequence of the change of weather ; nice small Porkers are making about ris.4d.; large hogs, 45.25. tots. lid. twat Keats, Ilerefordes Sm. (per atone of 8 lbs.) 4s 2.1 10 4s 44 blest Short Ilona 3 10 4 0 ravond quality beasts Calves 4 1 5 0 rigs - 5 4 llk st lawns and Ilalf-Dreds 5 0 5 4 Best Long-m.4s 4 6 4 10 Ewes and sersonil 4 , 161; 1 0 4 4 • Beasts at market, 4,161; Warp and Lambs, 25,140; C,61 , i ,, , 63; 6g,,, 340. LINCOLN NOVEMBER FAlR.—Thia annual fair for the sale of Beasts was held on the 28th inst., and w r as one of the largest known f or several years. The numbe of cattle showing was immense, yet, notwithstanding good prices were generally obtained. Ist, 201., and 221., were readily given for prime sorts : whilst store Beasts fetched from 121. to 15/. Yearlings were worth about front 61. to $l. We observed some of the last Scuts in the fair we have seen for some time, which obtained generallY from 121. to 141. There was a thin show of Sheep which sold well. ANBOVBit, Nov. 28.—The l'ig market wag crowded with lean Hogs, Pigs, and Sows, yet but few were sold. Good large store Hogs were offered at 20n. ; the some sirs peryear were worth 40.. For fat Hogs the curers gave 101. score for those sufficiently fat for Bacon ; for inferior, hs. Gil. W INCTI E S TER, NOV. 28. Pigs , still dull; lean store Hogs selling at almost the price offen d. Pigs of smaller site. from 3a. to 20s. each ; large, for bacon, at from 305. to 40s. each ; fat killed bacon limn, at from 9s. bd. to 103. f,d. per score. Porkers at f,d. per score higher. if prime in size and quality ; small sucking Pigs,' at from fis. to ss. r half fat bacon each. There were nev er known so many p oo Hogs for sale as at this season of the year. —.--------- SHIPPING. MALLS ARRIVED: 7, D ublin ; 5, Waterford ; 2, Do naghadee ; 1, Guernsey and Jersey; 2, Frene.h 1, }Wi den ; 1, Holland. Lownow, Nov. 3 0 . — W ind this day at noon, W.N.W., moderate breeze, and hazy weather, with sharp frost. DEAL, Nov. 28 and 29.—N. to N.W.—Arrived : Gudine and the Sunbeam, Cuba; Ajax, St. John's, N. 8., for Shields; West Indian, Quebec; Lady Seaton, Montreal ; Syren, Newfoundland. Sailed : Aden, 'Hobart Town ; Sul tana and the Angelina, Sydney, N.S.W. ; Duke of W Man chsater and the Tropic, Jamaica ; Maria James, West Indies; Sylph, Barbadoes; Black Raven Packet, Jamaica; Ann Cropper, New Orleans; Douglas, St. John's, N. 8.; Blingo, Adelaide, S.A.; with the rest of the outward bound. HOLYHEAD, Nov. 23.—E.N.E., strong gales.—Arrived Falcon, Quebec. CLYDE, Nov. 28.—N.—Arrived: Redwing, St. John", N. 8.; Cassandra, Quebec ; John Wood, Batavia. Monticello, New York ; Oregon, Boston; Nina, Tobago; Christian, Jamaica. Dr kiwi, Nov. 26.—N.W.—Arrived: Recovery. Quebec. Sailed : James, New York ; Caroline, St. John's, 'Quebec. Sail ditto; Wanderer, Trinidad. 28th, a waterlogged ship, North American built, with painted ports, mainmast standing, decks swept, and cargo all adrift, was igifsmsl 21st init., in lat. 50, lon. 21, by the Perseverance, arrived at this Porl• WATERFORD, Nov. 27. N.E.—Arrived : Tomatin, China; Margaret, New Orleans. Coax, Nov. 2 7. — N.N .E.—Arrived: Alarm, Mirawichi; Nelson. Quebec. Tits.xze, Nov. 23.—Arrived : Raven, St. John's, N.B. SLIOO, Nov. 26.—E.—Arrived : George, the In and the Father Mathew, e timber-laden vesse l, dis- Quebec. BIDEFORD, Nov. 27 —A Quell roasted and wa terlogged, has been picked up in the Bay by some vessels belonging to the port, and it is expected will be towed over next tide. LONDONDERRY, Nov. 26.—The Gan s,2ndge from GlasFrow to Port Phillip, put into the Lough on the 2, leaky in her upper works, having encountered heavy weather, and has been towed up here to-day. E A STBOVE.NE, Nov. 2 9 . — The Mary Jane, of Waterford , from London to Bristol, was in contact with a schooner (name unknown), last night, off this place, and immediately sunk ; crew saved. PLYMOYTH, Nov. the2o.—e Friendship, from Gloucester to this port, is on shore on breakwater, and bilged. PADSTOW, Nov. to be pieces of mahogany, with some wreck, supposed to be part of a ship, were picked up to-day about two miles to the westward, at:: more was seen floating from Trevose Head. *** For Saturday's .darnels see the last page.