The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-22 00:00:00

ile.k weld hare produced the compoaude mentioned by De. "Cm Dr. Oil was rreianioed, and stated that on Saturday neeraias setae 'ltalia/a wereigtard at es abatawat ia the etwer, sad tits Emmen' it was ieriod, and the see cow naeoesd main I. escape, it bud the appearance of a gas Imam throats* gm up mostly the height of the louse, tM premises of a great qnsatity ef salpharatted It Ira as pito inn . 771;neeluies or this watarea's ezaaainatioa, the jar, aajearaed for ralrrehtsca*. CRNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TBIB DAY. The Weber melee of the above start emanated le day, Wen the Right Has. the Lied Mayer, the Recorder, Al. derma Gibbs. Shiny, sad Musgrees, Messrs. mad sad Lawrow, sad Messrs. Maliarel dad leis, the sewlyua pion Melds sad aniembodik M, tar. There es 208 er• he trial, sad the tannin Natelas the manes of nes. who are elleaged will IMAM The Ressader, ia his charge to the psi/ joy, end be la. aimed to se by the preeest aisle that, sithcaph the amber of primrose's was sheet the mad average for the period davit, which the inn lad bein Mleareed, that it essesised • great =my my min ass, sad which would dussed their wet wisest atteatim. His lordsitip Warred to the wee of carder, sad said that la two at tbew, where • haw is both indiums was charged with deasylag, is Om MN his wife sad hi child, min the other his shad, the rd jery sight petal* be of mines duffle hes node Mt the omen penis were rot la sash s slate of adaT e as ar to sake this reenseible for the sets nevem ailed ; bat It war his duty to tell dam that noisy did set aid• grand jesy .the power to dims sari a ltedies e mid if the hses should be proved they ware Maki to send lite case he hulks Inquiry betray the petty Pray, who Mae mid decide the memo as to the ea*, or 'malty of the mins shagged with the tams Mis kniship, ha,lag reined to a - se 4. her MINN pthethileill to stall, that Thee was me rearaiuing new of ander whin ao deedit they Lad nerd el - he. the seam newts resin, and vespeang which is would, be mosetery for Ss to nine • tow obsenaileas to them. lib, ma to whisk he filmed was • ts= o ef t sorer • ;duet • husband sad crib ; earl, ban the I. whisk no tiis mod to each other, it would he asses any fee Ms to eakiiis how the law sent with respen is • wile Mu was &urged, jointly with her isambutd, with We essnisies of a arise of this dessiptien. la esoliaasy oar it was bid &WM .hat • wife sand sot be mivieted of Mem Mit theeld wpm due the as was ,—arced la Me pre. He. el her imisead, hems the law kessaely seridered that is sneh • me she was Miss leader the emend el her beshead ; bet this destine did set apply to tke nee id motor, or islander, or Massa, me to aay ere el violist mask sad liaMy. His lordship west at to Mine, that asap h thishineWoa was node with regard to eases of this eke niter_, where the wits was charged as a priselpal, yet it it sheen he news that • wife bed sway sedated her hashed Air he bad cesanitted any of these am. she maid an be Rabb to be ladies& as ma teensy ohs the hat; ea/ the synodal question is the nee was wharksr ths sehasee established that Megan& =Tar.misted to procure the stelmsmardn es whether she was sink ]asset mks the emir has smhitted, is both whisk 'sash, maid shad is. the positisa of a principal I. the seamidea of the arias, sad maid be properly indieted as such. His ant reseeded ea des some authorities for the diets l = laid dom. sod hobs briefly referred to the facts of the cm he esatined the to give any effect to the declare tine that Eight shows to .have been sad, by either of the he prinetaezimWS l the other, beans other, is so ass could such eahestoate hods tree et, sod la th e owe of a las heed sad they wen WI is. to be takes late eessiders- Vas, busses they wield sot, swept is ewes of pumd vie- Jesse to each ether, give evidence even epos oath against ash other. Great arises of this deseriptioa were rarely eensitted in the ranee of evbwitaesese, and the charge was ought to be established against the singes is this ease by cirmastaatial evidence oily. isidesse of this dillideidlia was, however, frequently of the sat assisivashsass he maimed eas shad jury that they saga ill dishes morph* they bad beard or reed spas the saboart hose their shads, sad said that it was dash duty solely is be guided by the evidence that would he hid Weis shim He concluded by expressing ea opiaioa the X the ash shamed be laid before them as My appeared ape. the dsposhiese, they would MI it their du ty ia so soden endlmportant a me, to pat the natter is • Weis to liall ea fail esti patio inquiry before the petty jury. The pr.. flea retired. lARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. DAY.—(By Eketzle Tiiigraph.) PLATE of SW. . Defaulter Wanots MATCHES. Antonio received from Mips. Sagesity beat Newport. Le Beau beat Sultans. Damask received from Lord Glasgow's filly. SWEEPSTAKES of 10 eon. for Two-year-olds. F out of Tbog's dam .. .. 1 Remnant .. .. 2 Wren' • .. 3 HANDICAP for 3-yre-old. Abdel Ksder .. 1 'Telegraph • • .. 2 SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sons each. p aqu fu: and Latiodry Maid nuts dead beat and divided. THE CRI fisTION. .. 1 .. 2 The Nigger . . Piteford Nutshell .. Ti PACIFIC STLAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'. stiozarr, Bolivia, sailed inns the Menai on Saturday lama kr Val , and will eall at liadoira and Rio Jadoiro. She hkaad 36 paassaiten. TN, Bolivia ia Intended to carry tha Brit le nails beldam Valparaiso and Podium CIATIMIL-1b epidemic wale Dow to have left solibbourhood. TM soldiery were on Friday peewit. tad to to-eater the %mac after btaft prohibited from dolai so tor sin se sight weeks. Thole abuses was a Nora od groat dots to may of the tradesmen. MONEY MARKET. BArvzDer Brans. TM money market has andirone no variation dar ing the week, unle s it be that the payment of the Octo ber dividends, which commenced last Saturday, has missed an influx of capital, which it is difficult to place on call at the last quoted rate of 2 per cent.; in deed it is stated ea good authority that it has been placed at a freedom under. TM rates of die octet, however, for first class paper, have sot varied from 2i to 2/ per cent. The demand for discount is likely to be ince...6d by the wants of the Lancashire merchants and manu facturers consequent upon the recent extensive open- Intim. in cotton, which will no dcubt have a decided Whines in at Gast upholding the present rates. The EngiGh funds have recovered the firmness of tone , whisk they exhibited at the commencement of the week, and from which they gave way ou Wedoesday and Thuraday, in cm:sequence of the political news from Paris, which, arriving on the day of the settlement of a " bull " account, contributed materially to aeseiera's the fluctuations and downward tendency observable on those days. The following are the extreme prices at which Consols were negotiated during the week : The following are the extreme prices at which comb were negotiated each day during the weak : ' - - itit Lewis' Mu. Prim. him Warray—Omoolo tor was, ~.. 114. For orsowot (Oct 17)... 111 1111 923 to I T l l lBlll l -0 ( 020 W for mow Part soma Wodsowday—Oonoolo tor wooer 92 9l 9l Yoe woomit (Nom 14)— 9l 9l to I 11021.142—C005i0 tor mow 9 9l . ...91 bo For worast 93 9l wien—Oessols Ihr mow 91 9l 9l to 3 Tor woort l5l 51 5 91 lo I Ofteday—Oowolo tor wary 94 991 Mft For moment The railway baffle returns published this tneenit g present a marked improvement in most of the lea& tag lions es compared with Ve previous weak, which has contributed to impart more stmaimes to the market. The traffic, however, or the soiree's of the 6,089 miles of railway for tholes.. week was 222,7491, being an i. crew./ of only 7611 over the corresponding weds of lest year, when the mileage was 4,407. The share market his been much agitated daring the week, evemally up to Wednesday evening, during which period prices receded daily. Oa Thursday wmptome of a revital of confidence manifested themselves. which was maintained throughout yester day mad to-el Ly also up to the class dboai,.r.s. 'though W improvement in price• is not wry great, it is at Ilea 94tiof4tory to be able to record a b. tter tees in the isark-t, with km dbpwition on the pert. of bee fee bolero to submit to the mane low rotes for railway shares, wields according to . wry rescuable egeuletion. appear in most cease to be be low their areal mom At the settlement which took plow on Tuesday, it was evident that the sibs he &linty formed but a small porion of the Dual aim transerea, in which the speculative op-rations •ere a very considerable parr. Tree market closed to - with an improvirg tendeoey, and we hope the Lis over, I fiellewl,4 la ..ur list of the extreme prices at bu we., was .:cue in shares dozing Lbe week : bona VI lay with worst.ho I Tho whio bt TIIE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 1849. UM. ,rat Obbdip lea le I per Ct WM Ws.. 110 i 1 • . IPW ".CIL "N" ra /0341p331 ___ m . 3we womb 13,14..164 IT Farl'A "16.4.44-$. i•: r 4 flrrbetti PFr Osst. 6 , amok wu , . .. uts4 14-44164 t n 44., if 4 4 Anis. 3/11 =P. Nu* 14A..148 I 4 . law Oti. 1.. okblw. Oda.. lin IT Dd. 3:: 3 war Mr ea.. 34 4 6.. 4 i IM..4lorral Ma,— Ihis..l4t _ pet Ob. Du=sit.43 V4=10116. V=l ' FUNDS,. nt ;Pt Olt VMS: 4.11. I. 460 violas, per 4.11 . Rae, Leglish, 3s. al. to Is. W.; Form lis. Bd. to le. red. Flour. 6ee4 veremile, English, 32,. to 335. Linseed Cake, per ton, French, 7i. to 11. Imports for the week ending OM. 20 : Wheat, 3,030 qrs.; Barley, 1,03; Oat., 1,036; Beano, 63, OVILOFORD, Oot. 20.-Wheat SOWllitt Cadge. ant market to be but modem . sty 'applied with Wheat. Buyers refused to accede to the higher rates demanded, except In some few instance., and the We was stovers lass free and esti:mire. Wheat, 32.. to 50s. Bar ley, Na. to 325. 05ta..61. to Id.. Per, 30s. to 32.. Beam, 30a to Sfa. NeREYORD, Oet 20.- This being our large fair 1 r stock, the corn market, was hot thinly attended. The samples offered were quite equal to the wants of the milers and dealers, and pram/emel t : press 3. milleal;l:yhe, same s " hot weds. to * 3 h a ' o ld. Bean o , 4s. per 6216 s , 14 t; r. ed. 024 2s. 04. to go. Per, 3s. 106. to 4a 3.; whi:e toiling, he. 3d. to eg. IteRTFORD, Oct. 20.-T be supply of Wheat fair ,• Rae samples made fully le. per qr. more money ; course forts rue d dull. We had a large supply of Barley; trade extremely dull, at barely last week's prices. Oats made fully as much money. Per and Beans fn obort supp i laand last day's prices supported. %neat, 245. to 325. per load. Bar , 225. to 335. per qr. 0 es, 16.. to 245. Per, as. to 21.. par Beam, le s. to 23.. Tuts, 2.25. to 2.3*. Rye, lie. to 16.. HIIINDAL, Oat 20.-An average oupply of both Wbeat and Oats at this morning's market; upon the whole, prices ruled about ' the same as this day week's rates. We have no &attire to make as regime Wheat and at.. Wheat, 245. td. to 30.. per load of 20 seams. Oats, 104. to 12,d. per atom. American barrel row, 23.. Gd. to 27a. Id. LANcaaring, Oat. 20.-Our market to.day was barely sup plied with Wheat, which met a brisk sale at tulle i ester prices. Oat.. meal in good supply, and well cleared off, at full rates. Wheat, old, 28s. to 20e. pat WM. ; new, 21e. Li ilea. Oatmeal, per 24016 a., 'tbs. to 265. LZICISTIIt, Oct. 20. -We were well supplied with Wheat to day, and prices airmail L. The like advance took place to Bar. ley, which was more in request than It has been lately. Oats and Beans were more inquired for, and prices wino folly supported. MAN , Oct. 20.-The improvement reported in London on Monday has not been followed on In this and the neigh- Waring markets; the busier* of the week hag been ceased to sales far amsamption at former rates. At our market today transactions in every article ate of limited character. We do not miter our quota. , Hon. for Wheat and Flour, but if there be any change, it is in favour of the buyer, except es regards select 'maids, of each. Fine Oat. maintain late prism as also do Oatmeal, Beans, and Indies Can. Wheat, per &label of 7013. , English, white, es. 6d.to is. 2.1.; red, ' re. ed. to 6s. In ; Irk-h. white Is. rd. to 11..feL; red, 3s. to 1.. 94. barley, per ben* of falba., white, 3s. 31. to tor. fld. bask d43.*, leash, Scotch, and Am Irish, hr. 34. to 2a. 7?,n,c kinairese rem, Se. 3d. to M. 4d. Peso, pad Imperial barbels, white , and We ars. to 31s. Flour, per rack of 'oaths., English and Iria ilah Oa /be 31e.: superdne, 325. ltd. to &sus, 33a. to . 1125.1 011neef. pie load of 24010.., Feel& and Irish, 21s. 111. t• IS• OIL i11W061111.1 ON TYNE, Oct. 20.-W. have at length to 1 1 mend • wee Isweerabl. change in the weather, and our farmers are , Mr MI employed with seeding end potato lifting. With = Se benestoperegion they may be amid to be completed, Beans brig Ow enly ardernewelened, but of which, with a methmance oil flestweellie mere; Os deli will be cleared neat week. Illag trade dreg es evert week bee maintained a Erm upset, and tench : slew WI SO gala have lam agate' at Jolly foam Mos. At , our meeker tesessen we had a much legs supply of Wirt from eke growers, end barns several geed buyers sae *akin were ens off st new Imo mesh ems le sorb gamey ens nudge, of risk our reserve see_lfaterel, =Oa limited barna was dens. millsrewbblegesenbre open tower terms thin hams were es mama ea. At Me. Mr the best new south senalry_ red, a -- g7Q *masa aslibt bar been effected, whilst the best descriptions of ferelp, such es lisseask„ Wolgaat, and other reallesdan equal chs. ' realmwere held wirier tenacity at Mb. pat snood sera Dan: zit Melo 50s. 631 M, sod Holetedn red bdwg rib modes Wenger 41e. per qr. made gem weight In Nor the brim drag was ot a drelleaseribed eirbilor s non from the dame ef *Mee bra Ina ' any want of divoillat vet tie part of buyer *perebess. We sag Melee boner holds feu N. le Us., and whites from Mc to $6.. per male according to r iiii ka Rye little stirring. For making Bar i ley the Inquiry is but onr brewers and inshore do not like the pekes demanded 'choke moth country qualiUties-az. 313. to 325. per qr, nibs. to 331* per bushel, and rely thin whom immediate nec.secties required them to start are buyers at thane rates: the general melting man will to consequent* later than most from this cause, for such of our brewers as have large stocks of Malt will keep at of the market until probably the early part of De corator. For • parcel of Owe* old Sul Barley we Trade 265. per qr. this week. Flee tender season.made Malt rather dearer, anything extra bag worth 335, whilst middling sorts are totally unsaleable. Grind's Pees seem Inquired atter, and the turn higher. but for Beane we have BIM demand. Having • short supply of Oats from the eoufty, Molts new made rather more money ; but in the value of old we have little variatioa ts make. The folio% mg are the present quotation: Wheat, British, Northumberland, old, white, 47e. men.; FM, re to re.: mew white, 365. to 46..; red, 30.. to 42..; Norfolk mid Su ff olk old, white, Ms. to 11a.; re d, 443. to 46..; new, white, Pa. to 305.; red, 41,. to 46e.; Lisoolnadre, old, white, 46e. to MS. • red, 425. to 435. ; now, white, 465. to 4115.; red, 14s. to Me. flootele and Lemke, white, 40.. to 4k; red, 40e. to lea. Rye, Norfolk and Suffilk, 245. to 265. Barter, Norfolk and Suffolk, 265. to 281.; chevalier, Us. to 32..; Northusiberland and Scotch, 22e. to 24. ; chevalier, 24.. to 26a.; grinding and distilling, Ma. to 22a. Malt, 465. to 54e.; chevalier, 30s. to 525. Oats, Northumberlaad and Scotch potato, old, 30a. to 23a.; ummon and Angus, 17.. to Ha Pees, white boilers, nominal, Ms. to Sc.; grey and maple, 2t.M Ma. Beans, new, 20.. to 325. Flour, fins Mouton and Northumberland, 31s. to 335.; Norfolk whites, 345. to 36a.; households, 31e. to 335. ; se conds, 2Ss. to 305.; householda, 275. to 30e.: thirds. 245. to 27a; house holds,. 22a. to 2fis. per sack. Foreign: Wheat, Dentate and Konipberg, white, 16s. to 335.; red, 425. to 40.• bilcetan, whit.. 46e. to Ms.; red, 425. to 44 ; Mecklenbur g and Po meraiden, white, Ids. to Ws.; red, 44e. to 46.. Hamburg, Marts, and Aaiun, white, 44.. to 4k; red, 42a. to 445. ; Kell aod Holstein, whites Ma. to 14s. :red, Ns. to 42a ; Petersbure Archangel, red, 365. to 38e.; Odeon, red. 38e. to 40a. ; ditto Polish, red, 40e. to 42.. Rye, Pomeranian and Prussian, 22.. M 245. Barley, Ma, 245. to 26e. ; Pomeranian and Holstein, 20s. to Sins. Oats, Dutch brew, 17e. to 20e.; Pomeranian feed, 13e. to lea; Holstein sad Daniell, 14.. to is.; Archangel and Riga, 14.. to 16s. Per, white, 21e. to Ma. Beam, Friesland, 30s. to 322.; Almandriaa, kb. toilets The arrivals this week are : Wheat, emetwise, 3.203: foreign, 3,781. Rye, foreign, 13. Barley, coastwise, 260; foreign. 666. Oats, antearise, 33 ; foreign, 161. Maur, 3,421 sacks. Nnwroar (ISLZ Or WIGHT), Oot. 20.-At our market this day Wheat sold at an advance of Is. to 2s. der qr.; other &scrip- Hoag of gain atudy, at lest week's prices. Wheat sold flow les. to 42.. Barley, 225. to 26a. Oats, Igo to 2la. NORWICH, Oct. 20.-Ws have to report a firmer tone in at our market today; a fair show of Wheat by the farmrs, and Is. c yr. m adames was obtained weatba Lo r e i i= e sa= superior run ca firmer. ts„.. deliver be awe quality. The morobasts baba carefully, sal iliesign MO at fully late prem. TM MOW trade Is dull, at Is. per =see money, sod but few Mammetions were • Meted at the Begley as& (miter geed, with rather more disporatics to peesbass, end good malting prate were easily dimmed of, at Is. per W. mere money. Bases and Peas sold to ay e at precisely the signs rotes. Good stout Oats am mires, and sold at Is. per qr. Siatant. Current preen: Wheat, old, white, Ms. to Va. ; red, 40a. to Oa ; ere wbitc, 50e. M 32a ; a. sew, recll2s. to 43.. per qr. Barley, Male 325. Be , 325. to M Pe a s, to 84.. Ors, Ws. to 25e. Iles household Flour, f oh., per rack et 111010 s, Sus. 6d. to Its, pure errs lading oars end Milming one month's aralit. Retail, Is. ed. per stone. NOTTINOMAM, Oct. 20.-There lea red Mow of samples of Wheat and Parley here today, and fair of other sorts of grain. The best qualities are quickly taken slat full last weak s prices, but Inferior sorts meat only a sow demand. Geed tam are sought after ; end One old Beans also fetch le. ni we matey. Parnnottottou, Oct. 20.-We had a large supply of Wheat here today; floe samiles made le. per qr. over the prices of Not wore, but no advance could be made on other desmiptiona. Mew nal, 40s. to 42.. ; 641 t.., up to 44.. for qr. Kerley ix go o d de. Oats, biros teenagers gel enagend Batas. New Beans selling from 26a. to 27.. per qr. lamildi aid Dobai _., PSTWORTM. Oct. 20.-T he demand fur seed Wheat still trierieed art Dab bar continuing, choice amain meet with a reedy sale at Mewed rates, Tate Brew 17 to 28.. feed which were however s reenlist ma illingly paid by mill.ra at our Peas,griry .... •.. ... - - market to-day except for prime qualities. A Mir trials is ether min Where . ... -.-.- IS ion 25- -.. 0c0w5...... 26 te DI at about last week's prices. White Wheat, new, I It. to 124. per bad; Puma. Ainselean,. per nerefof ISOM 22 to 24 red. new, W. 13s. to 104. 10s. Barley, malting, as. to 31s. per qr.; Conedima par sash of ern- Be to Mo. ARRIVALS 12420 LONDON FROM 15th OCT. TO OM OLT. PRFITON, Or. 20 -We are pretty well supplied with all Qr. Inelleb. Sear. Irish. eras drieription of gran and Oatmeal from I• eland. There hue been a Wheat - .... 1 3061 Moody but by no mans nate demand for each article of th e trade Derry ...-. ....... 1631 I 1 I 4312 tkroemht the week, and our last quotations have been fully realised. or Vasa 6.715 seeks ; 11.57 horse Ilan, 674 qrs. but the trade was not brink, and the rates of this (lay at's:night were ANDOVIII o OS. 10.-Our market to-day was Inply any- only In partial tostanoes exceeded. Irish met • limited Inquiry, and pad lift irtato..oll was Mee well attended by buyers. ernes no Improvement could be established. Foreign as before knell& Waal Intril have samples commanded an Mane* d lc pee qr. Flour unaltemd; no Irish at hand. Oats he moderate retail requat, Flew M. pee met d•ster. A amsidamm, mama of and ens nieelers d. pee bushel blither. Oatmeal ruled preciseldlhe kin. beeleamieeniV er lest making Battey, and the turn of prior was same as , siat seherM7. Other articles , nearly nolainaL van . geacod ar y samples and kooks fuly sup. Wheat, English, per winces of 220th, laneashine, white, Ibe, to chrhet MOWS Imo. New Oats were plen ad a fair trade 224 Gd. ; rat. lee, to lots Ed.; Irish, per bushel of 761 bn, white. 6..; .th a t T wo s c ,,,,..". New Malt l a i n , o ,d In other red. superior qualities. 3s. bed. ts ss. Wee ; middling to Mo 4 _ .Ss lcl =not much bulkiness dong. without variation from aortae amts. to "a Old. Foreign , pee bushel a 701b5., Ansaiean and itioadlail, Itto following aro the present prices: Wheat, aid, H. tOs. to 7r. Oti. to 7s. 1 I.; red, 6s. 6d. to Ile. M Maids end Keeigsberg, high 1111. pr 3M; mew, 91. 10s. to 10i. Is. Barley. new. 265. to Sm. ; mined, 75. idd. • Roam; Aube, see Stettin. red,* 10d. to 7• 3d.' dl._Va. a Oa Oats, 16s. to .2s. aeons, N. t 0341; m, P. 840. Hamburg asd fowler Bade, red, *7d. to Ile. 611. ,• Record= and the es. EL Das. Ses. to lie pee eir. Mat, Os. to 7s. pee Mittel. Term Milne. red. fie. 6d. to 6s. Id. • French, red, Se. Li tots. floor, pa 'R•to la OIL new. Ma to lee per eadn, pack of 2101ba., leen; I.e to sup erfi ne, Os, ed. to 345. od. ; ATLNelitteO, Oat 20 .-Wheat, 111. 10i. to 121. per load. limb er. 22& ee • te .„,_,„ 111e4 Irish .... p er •••• °labile " am ta sa P arana ' ad o , go o . to ro o . par qa., is, !I s. a o 84 .. P .. ; isi. to sa. ars. to ...---, ..-. sack b. of Merl* seesegas sad extra elate,l7a. tie 245. super.. see. to in; American, per Lof 106014111 a. ed. ; Camdlan, 213. fad. Beans, per windle of 22010 a, Frain sad MM. 12s. ed. to MAIM 00t. 20-Oar =abet is from Is. to 2e. per qr. 130. id. Peas, per laths, white boiler% lla to Ile ; Mob, Per Sam le; Whoa beg he baby the sae is dull, and Ow tee lower. 26014, ample and q w, 14e. to 14s. 6d. Oats, per hothead 451 tie., Nth, sr bootiplitto so gametic* Wheat, Ob. Os M. Raab prime menthe Ms, M.M. to MAIL ; o ld. 2..3d. to Mrs. 1.16.4 asides. as. to Ott tale, Wen Os. be I*. fa 4d.; proveadse. b . ed. to la Orme, per lad114•11e, Erg. te Ila Dram, old, lee. to lea ; taw, lia, to lb. Oak Vs. 94. to Sits; Irish, choke samples, Os. ed.; good genera L s.a u t oidos. aka lid. to Oa; middles to good, 21s. lid. ; sid e Its. to 225. BNDPuItD, Oe.. 20 -Ws had a fall altiailable at market Cymru* higher priers for whom mad Dar* lady. Wheatinast Corn, per qr. of rode, Us. to Os. Indian Corn Meal, Seem gd. to fa per Iced idS kabob owe nosy. Malting r P'" or "' Ma '. ' Mk ' R "'" " .. "'"‘"'ilit.,." i T ell "' Dray in hi 2s. per qr dearer; sil other bbd. &boot W. Oki ... es •. A W ... .. 1 ea. .. ea ' Baas, P ar eisk a 21.01* mgt.. and Irish, Ism Awn le. Mw toed el. army. New Deese la. per load lower. Oa s "•.'". "' •-• '""' a eleplibh siL, with the eaceptionot Sneer Oen ram readily add R Rani ea, Ore. 20.-We hod quite a email supply of he la per R. advance. Wheat 3o4sy, and the quality easy indiereet. The trade was lively Bothnia. Oar. 20 -We bad a hie rapply of psis at 0 " . advance of 10 . to 3a. per qr. The . Id" slosslea el Barley feuoci Prays wastst , which was la better mild* Ors the kin triads buyer. •t ere nil rate0g:..1,,,,....brutn0 rose . lent dull is the we tan hal la* • wen tbo emor am bat wort, nage he ...nor This set or which ware dimmed of airy pekes. SarrnON.WALDIOI, OV. 20 -Wh• at maintains its pet.,, somposs. cam 10 -With a fair supply of When at mar. with ratter a bri-k trade, at 40s. to 465. : vely SW, alle. per qr. Bar. ist twasyr, bon moo tree animates in the deft, and Weds:ogees ler far lealline. 22 a to a.. Ga. ; Irdriall, Ma to Oa Deana, new, Neve Wen Mealy mow trd. We atoms ehangein the value of OW. Jen le GI& Pee% maple, 275. to ere Olga a fair supply, at lie. to Jew Deese leben readily, at lac prima. Wheat. red, sea to lie. 6d. 1111s4 white, 41e. Oats, sew, 14.. to 18s. Beans, new, 20.. to Sla. ; SHAFTIORERY, Oct. 20.-We had a full asiskot Me-day, di. See. pa qr. end a large quantity of *heat at offer in mama samilliaa, Sot CANIIitIDOI. Or. 20.-We continue well supplied with which there moan satire demand, and priers them OE, re 1, 1 mast Cora, pettleularly Barter and Wheat, and the tradels eertidnly per qr. I Saw. Smt making W mblen MO Wag et VA w pm he am this" partiruarly lee barley, which to ems intern tli e too. ell , linnet a Mike eat . f atly "Pr.*" hat was Isom; bla per qr. dearer. Other things remain se bet oast. genvitng .amplee wer• sot mob inquired Mar. Ors parlelpeed la .., me,..ased animation of the market, but se hapeemment 4 plisse CoatTlittlrltr, o.'. 20.-We had • good apply of Wheat, ~., i.„,,,niinnen. At non grain was in rowans ,. em ....... ma iL pric.......b. ,k bit to er, 4 b: ; a s i r e z w du bi ll t zde 4l. oll: o 6rz a Wbe ierie it, E . s. " 45: „1 8. ,, ~ ,,,,,,4 i, , , ,vd t i. 1 1ar to freed. 264.; pi ne b. w aL,.1 . 30...... to au,. 6.77. I 75. to to les. B ette ß red, le& er 2 *. ; mew. Ilie• Pee% Vs. 7111111 . It I.; melte, Ike. le 2 is. Beam am. to 411. ba i r il as. to Rye, la Si. 325. to 34.. per v. Vembee, Ma. to 2..5. Fin; les. es Kew rack. CAILLIeLS. Oct. 90.-Tb. supply of grain was liberal. Malt, Is. Id. to a. per bushel. Ode.% at el which met • good asaaaaa- Wheat at a alealahm 61 SR IteWalll7llT, Oct. 20.-At cur market this day there was Meet Ott ter Yarn Om and man meth the .me. enter, re d in of m ina , which made from Is. to hi. bea n , Mar 1 0 4. 64. to 1••• od ; otd, 17s.red, new, 15e• att. a lr rj, k A ~,,,,,, . a B . A . whichi" q•• more D Wad. .iialitey,Ditai, I•ia ao ila. ; old, les. to I Is. Cater, potato, ce .0 .1.1 . . supp l y y aad Oats,made tally *abb.; amen ea lid. to Is. Orrer, la. ed. to b. per mom est we ` k . "' lc "' Oeslen le. OA R a essiesi, is. Ild. tortaprol, I. 2d. %Vomit:send. Oet. 20 -Thom was a good supply of Diarillainta, 0 120.-Fr on a paths fair being held here w:.• t Sere to-day. for which there was an increased demand. Sales =end Was lea ales Ism Wheseap•isi, the supply ef were upon the whole effected or much the same b rem ea hat week, =nen einem paria hs demerbd as .oven ns Si is. t a roit ... b .. t c, the A eoase c crinest a coosi est dent& lo , se t was w v ls i am to obtain Ciallai bap ea ma , .t ? the Mb rota dmi nto .de aattlag . Iltri bens a pas silt au la t at at ito vatio w L a oosoLd i arm t sc o a t e he he . tr y 4 , I. Mi les re. The r.dil detn y, . antledfoLina.ll./la ear vance / t wos .; tett gyp. be oapply of bat aim sariao. tad so •p 1.4 nude former terms New Malt Is Ins good de and. eadmaisesz. Ow. 20. -At ^tir arrket this day Eualbb ...e.m.ly was brisker for all other grata, sad pric e s aominally Tr : ;rd. Wheat, to 40. • new, as. teas. Barley, old, tie Irina via la Lir .upply, and all prime santr!es huad only burro '' so '' . „., ; sew, spi,".., S te . 0 „. ; w; ; ;; . ; 20 .. is , a .. ; hiaoh, IT .. w 21 .. a Gat Wirt id••••'; •• d••• ' •• •••11°. so 1• • •••• • 1 ••• em be gem., Ms , to gott. P. sr, Os. to tis. Rye, 32a. to Ilia. per qr. hir "l ti mi llmi r m sas a ome k : W m ann , l „ lY s ior t ia, l k.y s. P j fai llt " ; . o n o w l.." °Mil k i xa mm t: _malt, Is. sd. to 7s. Tart; 5; to Ca bora enLiege rate,. Is. Oats BUM passing, ma prav mom& w ith. Wt aim brit, Oct. 20.-0 • r market was 1107 fully eaat . The I•4 l srel' 1 free 11111. 3.L; 1." 1 • 1 11 i cillele : English tended by biters • the supply it Wheat was large, for which there per imp bli•beli Is et to t es. N. es IL ild.; was es soequa e Holders were gem In their demands, and (welts ), per 18804, Se. *Lista •Ma Perm Insulted in ..de nee of Is. to b. per qr more money than nu this day oroba, Strata, 4.. le 4 .cibi. N.; Oleamllselmegeisolk le. I. to week. Them woo an seq.' inquiry for teed Whew. Pt we 'old In im ele.; Ohl" Ty tank amarkt, 40. id. to ii. t wry% vor mak *Om At deminion ti Barley was Is large sappy. isdisa. 'Amain. per cm". ila la 41 ‘: =rl aig gingstisi or, tree was an b creered demand far malting rang) ak ad pia was idatoy u; In". grading. 10 . ,0121 1.4 Walla. Ma. tone : pod at the escrow quota ken or this day week. Tbe mkt Or Osts, sialtat. 26.. to We a. Emilleb, ter lap. ia is. id.; 1,. Ream sod Pow wee brisker at Led we kh wane. Wiest, old, 111 to Vick Panda& Per S Per , re ee. to IL id. Few* altsdr wt. 10.. per ism ; saw "Pt • Of. to 111. Riley,. old, 235. to deb, la. lot to ga. 411 ; Iva. /a. led. to is. Ow; ' 1,..: me , Pte to iltle Oh., b At, .oa, to tea; white, 10e. to Va. graiismrs, pammeorthy, obit,. per 311.ba, IS.. al I, . Igo. et ; Bases old, 32.. to 4 a.; iitig. 'O.. to dra. Nee, IS .to 42a. 11,e, 1 •li. Owl, Watt trod, You.tha I, I'.. to 3, Oast Wet h bask, 10..' .• Ma. ter or. Pb,,,, 3.:n. to Zs. per rieJL JUN 6s. 64. to 7s. to les.. inili. per 31405., ltie. to 17e. el r. . i.t • ird Tart's, Se tote per aloha ,134 .118 i 41,43! 2,849 31,733 773 47,763 I's. 331 6L 141.1. Wad Lowed Mow Prat. SO Abs dens 20 Elmlaillaat sad lahrd 114 . 76tkai wist a la i Laaraaae) ' • /1 60 .... . 26 radars Cardin 50 Eglabwllll ll o 6 lll l6 llo ll • $ 7 -4° lit .." VI 100 Oriat Iforthera Orsat Ira at\ al lagred. I II —, 269 100 Oast Werra " 30 rad roll baby ts SO Lamalsa rederada 6O 100 Lamilin awl Taraddrs. SO Lode arA arsdkrd.. ..... 93 14 Larks awl Illrewall 3 IX Load" WOW% =dam& Clort... 2:1 Idi Uri. irdOrmaided - 160 al rank Warr. 110 1 30 Usk* =I On& Waders ........... $1 27 100 312116641. . 100 Nadi 13 d r illA 174 rakin, 23 SolllitOntlig ..—......-.. ............ IS az. 111. 14 110 IMO Der& 4 IN IMO Spasm 17l 41 MA Ilhha 1 43 WS% Ilionnal. sad Weymouth 3 061 11 To% Nalarade, sad Bend* lt 30 Trawl Part Ilallari - - - - - - - 101 l El In the Ames of the joint-stock knks few tans- action, bave taken place this week. The London Joint-stock Bank (paid 101. div., 8 per cent. per an num, and 7s. bonus) were dons at 171; Union Back of Australia (paid 251. div„ 6 per cent. per annum) at 26; ditto (paid 21. 10e.) at 2j ; Union Bank of Llea don (paid 101. div.. 8 per cent per annum) at Ici. I Dock shares during the week have been dealt in as follows :—Commercial (div. 4 per emit per annum) at 79 ; East and West India (div. 8 per cent. per an num) at 136 ; But Country (100 L shares, div. 11. per share) at 21; London (die. 5 per cent per an num) at 115 ; Bt. Katherine (div. 4 per cent. per I lannum) at 794. Tim following calculations show the 'rate per cent. l per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled th:e day. Where the asteriA (°) is placed, it is to be understood that the share rate of dividend is lees the iocome-tall.l It will be pmeeived that we adopt the rate of dividend declared for the last half-year as the basis of our eal oulaticie : Sow per Oese. Omele—ararespi psis NI eleidpw ent.Ss 5 el Three per Ont. Badeted nree-aad-a•Claarter par Osta. 521 . 3 10 Beak Sock (div. 7 semi el wifess) 115 „ 310 1=lalle(lat. 10. par da 1. 4.14. p. „ 24 il , sod istillas (BANN 4 per itt.) N . 6 17 11 Notereasetiee• (die. ta. per Nara at 1111.. Nod to 1 per amt per cam.) 7 . 217 11 Greg illirs• (dS. at Us rate or 4 1a= " 11 " ...:4.7.." — w ai;: .a " . 113 Si Se nie eflealer. NIL per sea.) 251 . ilO 2 lemma isd 520. per INS. lima pr MN Tar, 9511 so 18.11 la pee emn_por ass.) LaNisesiaselk MetsieNtr. SAM NS deist mi. pe es). 102 . 6 5 4 Illassi (dl at e Me eillier sat. Par 6 13 4 ~ Bradt Zera, Zl5 ab. (gear. 45 dlr. sme immt.l Yee IN Bath M 3 die. eas. mein temesmin eed Berwick (d r. ME UN= W heat Mak Beak (101. pad). co ay. 6 per Nat per swam l7l . 8 5 of Oaks lark at Aserebe (331. paid), db., pee me par asses N . 818 41 Oaks Ink et Lades (101. paid dlv II per wet per ease) lOl „ 810 4 Letters have been received from Sydney to the 30th Jane, according to which bumblers was not very brisk, as might be expected at that season of the year. As regards imports, sales had been made of tobacco, Rees' brand, at 14d., being a reduction on former rates. White China sugar at 291. 10s. Con gou tea at former prices. B. P. rum, 8 to 10 0.P., at 2s. 3d. to 2s. 6d. The demand for ale and porter continued brisk, both tor bottled and in wood. A small quantity of ingot Copper from Adelaide had realized by auction 81/. per too. The demand for soft goods had been supplied to a certain extent, bat grey dimities, shirting., and moleskins would still command extreme rates. Blankets were in demand only at a reduction. The accounts of the February wool melee in London had arrived oat, which had had a favourable effect upon the market, and the prices of all descriptions had improved. Large orders to purchase had been received ; but at that seams only the remainder of parcels were brought forward. The prices then ruling were-first-clue fleece, la led. to la 3d.; secondditto, 10d. to la ld. ; inferior and may, Bd. to Ild.; unwashed, sd. to 61d.; country skin, 81. to le.; Sydney skin, 10d. to le. 3d. ; skin., accordin4 to condition, 20. to 3d. The price of tallow had green way 31. per ton from the extreme prices. The quality is reported to be more regular than in forage years, and the quantity sent to market considerably greater. Best mutton tallow was quoted at 301. 10s. to MI. 10s. ; best beef, 291. to 301.; inferior, 221. to 281. There wu bat little business doing in hides for the Loudon market, on account of the very low prices in the English markets. The demand was principally for export to Van Diemen's Land. Priors were-for first sorts, 66 and upwards, 4s. 3d. to 5e.; second sort, light, 3e. to 4s. 6d. ; country cared, ls. 6d. to 2.. Freights were quoted 70.. to 80.. for tallow, and Id. per lb. for wool. The rates of exchange on this country were 3 per cent. premium for 30 days' eight; ditto, against produce, per cent. produce. The Midlothian, for London, was to sail the 3rd July. The commercial advices received from the West Indies by the Severn present little of interest. The complaints of the dulness of trade were very general throughout the islands. A fall report of the Jamaica market will be found in another column. At Antigua s me rain bad talks, but the weather was distress ingly oppressive, from the intense heat. From Barbadoes there is no news of the slightest impor Lime. The heat was very great, and almost p-ohihit d exertion of any kind, as will be seen by the following, which we extract from a late number of the Barbadian :- Ind awed state of the eyes forbids our mediae or writing t, day. This is, to as, • psinful truth ; but it is also true that thin is nothing worth writing sbnut. fa fact this whole esolonial prise is in a torpid state. News, we suppose, there will be nose instil the arrival of the packet, and pro- bably not even then. At this time of the year dulness extends h. r leaden sceptre ever us aU, and commands silence. In our climate the intense and oppressive heat paralyses all exertion. As for our feeling, we would rather be walking over our ankles in now, or slipping and sliding over the trot-bossed earth, with a keen north-sast wind tall in oar fee, than to be melting under • tropical sun, burning so fiercely as it does at this moment. Accounts from Tobago complain of a dreadful de preciation in the landed property of that island, and give the following as an Instance : The Adelphie estate bad been sold by the marshal for a debt of a few hundred pounds. The property is described in the Watchman as osmp-king_ 300 acres of land, fer tile, and well watered; with a steam-engine of 8-horse power in the mill-house, a tolerable set of w.rks, with appurtenances, a comfortable dwelling-house, with offices, a fair proportion of cattle and mules, and a prospect of what may be considered a tolerable crop peat year. This estate wu knocked down for only eighty-nine ponds udv i i n ter e l l it o l i axoilasor' s A An. For Aomont. PAHA Oct. 10. Tor Wavy. t 111411. a. Lowed. Clam. ----- 3 per Cada. 3 par Comm 8703 01 OS 8733 $7 13 5730 3 do. NOW IOW 44 rot Oath . 1.. . le 111 4 gar Costa. le PI OP I. Illobasie ca Icadle . : 30 oqui ii : i n im tloya, SI 374. Solorl00, S, 11130 Ds i„ 1342 I. A Bovasa.—boat ash Ham, US ; litraabsag ad Os* loa ; ' Orlease, 733; Centr. (Theses), 201 ; Daalwas sod AIIIIII.10; aertisaa; 400 ; Nor*, 410 U ; Paris sod etraabase. NI SS. Taos sad Nantes. 11l 23; Youvellho, 170. AMOTICIIDIA. Our. 17.—T= Dossos.—lattapds ossidasod sun saisistod IfiIIIONISIS . 1•1011111* ; obeli mg I prasas. 44 an timid smasay. MI was agile Aland as • a. ciatio• ; aaa sub IS ills !MUM* Ml* ill watsb Oakum was vary simalad basis sail mans rafter dews; Traub stake's, ; Darlars sand ass ekysodialss. VMS DAT. Two o'CLoei. The Engrib stock market is steady eels owned at 92/ to 1, and the first transacions to place at 921 both for money and account. No variation has since occurred yond a blight advance in the rate f .r time b trgaino, a• d they are at pr. sent ' qu..ted 92/ to 1 ftr cash and 921 to 1 for the 14th , Nov. mber. Toe Tares per Cect. &chord mark 901 and 91; the Thee-a..d.a Quartar per Co, pr., 92/ sad 1. Bank Bt.:ek, 1971 and 198,1. Exchequer Bills are 1.. lower, baying been negociated et 435. and 465. pram. 1.1 it a foreign market the only change that his oceurerd is in improvement in Bpanibh At: ives, which have been doss as high as 17, and in Mexican, which last mark 27. The 'clad bus.ness of the asornina con"iiits of:—Brazilian, at 821 and 83 ; ditio new, at 811, F Two and Half per C•nt. Hatch, at 631; ditto our per Cent. Certificates, at 82 Mtzie at, at 261 sad 27. Peruvian Ac iv., at 6314, and 1; (tit , . Detrredoit 19. Portugaeae Converted, at 321 u 4 33. ltureian, a' 1061 and 107. Spanish F,ve p-r at 161, 17, an.l 161. WIPPRCII, Oct. 20 —The supply of train of all kinds I•.r.s Increa.ed during the week. Both the quality and condition of the Wheat fall from off fro previous sup; lies. The best millers' tem ples fetch tart week's prices, whilst all ate t• - e ate dui., and le. per qr. cheaper. Oats a trifle dearer. Beans as before. Wheat, IShitt. 41s. to 415.; extra, 435.• red, 365. to 415.; extra, 4 per qr. Oats, old, 9d. to 9ld. per stone; new, 4d. to 9d. Beam, Ws. to 325. per qr. WOuCESTER. Oct. 20 —There was a rive supply of Wheat at market today, which found buyers at fully the rates of this day siennight. B aley unaltered. Oats rather lower. Beans bead for rather more money, and Peas were Is. per qr. dearer. YORK. Oct. 20.—Our mnrket to-dav is hen, for all grain is god condition at last week's priors, but inferior qualities are diffi cult to quit, unless at • reduction is price. tt beat, white, din. per Imp. qr. • red, 495. to 425. Barley, malting, 245. to 26e.; grind ing, 225. Deana, tiOa. to 3G.. Malt, 36.. to 25.. Oats, Gd. to 9d. per stone of ltitn. Moor, SOL to Us. per sack of 0101bs. Duntax, Oct 19.—We bad a liberal supply of grain '0 this day's market. On the opening of business more money wa asked 'or Wheat, and in many batsmen 6d. per bu-hel advance was realised, but towards the eictse tales were made at the rates of Tuesday. Oats and Barley. Indian Corn, Flour. end Oatmeal maintain the pr,vious currency. Wheat, white, per Mins , 19s. to lie.; red, 16a. to its. Gd. Oats, per 196th.., gs. to 61. 9d. Barley, per 2241tw., Os to 145, Gd. Berta Is, Gd. to Ps. 9d. Indian Corn, per 4901b....6. to 30s. Oatmeal, 16s. to Ila. Pd. per cwt. new, moods, 12a. 6d. to 13a. Gd. per cwt. - - BELFAST, Oct. 18.—We have still favourable weather fir gleaning the late districts, raising potatoes, and preparing the Wheat lands for sowing, all of which operation@ are going cn with epirit. The PMato crop dots not, however, improve as the OWOI3 ad. &noes, end aa It is brought under Inspection In the protein of raising. Every mean. is now adopted townsmen the tab ted portico of the crop, saw ell as to preserve the pert still free Item disease. We have rather small deliveries of grain this week. Wheat,—So far the qualityandoenditlon 17= ly is not satisfactory, though a portico Is of vet y fine quality; the pries has advanced about 3d. per cwt.., whilst other sorts cell freely, at former prices. Vlour, of fine quality, lain fan demand, whilst verse is neglected and lower in price. Barley in good de mand, at full prices for grlndiug qualities, and at as advance of 3d. for other sorts Oats are a free sale, at an advance of 2d. to 3d. Oat meal has advanced sisee this day week from ed. to lOd. per cwt., and is In good demand. Indian Corn eels In retail at about last seek's prices, and where more is asked it stop sales. Yellow, Li. 12a. 6d. to 61. 17s. hi.; white, 3s more per ton. - - CORK. Oct. 19 —We have no new feature in the trade, which, with somewhat more firmness in some descriptions of grain. bin pretty much the condition reported last week. We have tau but few arrivals or foreign gram during the week. The supply of thst of hosse-growtb, however, continues sbaudan- the receipts for the week amounting to: Wk-at, 3,183 turrets, &ilea to 2 , a. per barrel ; Bailee, 9,316, at7a. to 1 la. ed.; Outs 14,1 0, at 6e. 9d. to 9s. 4d. Th e oon.iitian of the Wheat coming in has improved, and the value of the article baa adv.need to the caeca of Gd. per lairrel. The prepared m.rket 1. mere :linty quiet, and we have very It:te bu.iness passing ei , her in home or foreign ; still ho'4l , rs are firm. Garay, which comes to hand in great qunitity, is the turn ch• apt r, except for prime malting samples,' which are WNW and in demand. Ice prepared barley we have no business to rake. Oats continue to meet a ready sale, at rather improving prices. WWI sales of the prepared article hare been made at no 6d. per barrel, free on heard, which we may quote the currant vales. We continue to experience a ety oonsarapire demand for fiesta made Flour of approved branch. Owns qualities also stilt find a ready sale. The consumption of bread, owing perhaps to the det riursted condi tie of potatoes, has decidedly increased, se that we may look for a more steady trade In the article than that szparienced of Lite. The trade In Indian Cora continues to he of the mast restricted character. Holders, however, are firm and we cannot alter our quotations of la 4 week, namely, 61. 10a. to et 159. per toa. Indian Meal meets very little inquiry. Wheat, red, 19s. per 90 atone. Barley, 10a. per 13 stone. Oats, is. M. per 14 atone. LIMERICK, Oct. 20. -The weather for the week has been variable, fine, and mild, with some clovers ai d f oats at night. Farmers arc bualy engaged in digging and pitting Pulatace, but the appearance of disease is more apparent; the markets al crowded daily, and st ed. to 41d. per stone of 1:41). Large supplies of all grain for the reek ; prime keep very firm at our quotations. Fire Wheat far milling. looked fur, end rather higher In price. Otte Roo ready buyer+, although the supplies are large. Barley In brisk demand for grinding, and is scarce. The demand for Indian Corn soatinum good on speculation, but the pale for Meal is merely retail. Wheat, white, 134.. to 14d.; red, lid. to 13d. Oats, Id. to lid. Barley, 7d. to Sd. per stone. Galata Indian Dana a • Ihrail, 61. 13a.; Spaniel', 61. 13a. ,• American, yellow, 61. lla. Indi a n Meal, 71. 10s. White Meal, 121. 10s. Oatmeal, M. 10s. per tun. Irish Flour, 325. per bag. American Flour, Ms. per brL Warattroaw, Oct. 20.-Our supplies of pais this week from farmers hays been mall, and from abroad there is only nee =KO of Maize reported. Prices at moot articles have improv. cl, and Wheat must be quoted dearer by 64. to Is., and Oats by 4d. to 6d. per barrel than on last Saturday. Barley without cheese :a value, and In ' very limit, d supply. Indian Corn hag sold very slowly, at an advance of id. to 6d. per barrel; whits Core, from its scarcity. is nearly as dear as yellow. Flour commands ready sale, at the prices of last arch. Ondried: Wheat, mill, per 20 sume, 21s. Od. to 22a. Od.; shipping, 19s. Od. to 20+. 04. Barley, melting, per 16 st., 10s. Id. tolls. od. ; grind ing, Oat* 9a. Gd. Oats, white, per 14 st.,lls. 64. to 9s. 3d.; black, ea. Gd. to es. al. Dried and foreign: Wheat, Dish mill, per 20 Plant, 22a. 6d. to 235. 6d.; shipping, 201. Oda to Oa. Od.; Polish Odersa, 221. Od. to 22a. Od.; French red, 23e. to 295.6 d. Barley, grinding, per 16 stoat, Ile. to 115. 6d. Oats, white, per 14 s:one, Va bd. to 10a. Id.; black, 9s.to ea. 3d. Flour, superfine, per sack, SOs. td. to 319. 6d.; 26.. 6d. to 275.'6d. • thirds, 21,. to 221.; fourth., 14s. to 17s. ladlaa Corn, per 20 eat, Danube, 17s. to 17.. 64. ; Ameri can, yellow and red, 16a. to 16s. 94.; Spanish and Portuguese, white, 161. 6,1. to 17a.; damaged, for cattle, 6a to 135. Indian Coin Meal, per cwt., 7s. Sd. to 71. 6d. Oatmeal, Is is 10s. Bran, per 6 stone, 2a 6,1. to 2a. 7d. Imports this wak : Indian Cern, 1,130 qrs. Ex puts this week Wheat, 6011 barrels; Barley, 110; Oats, 4,369; Flour, 3,922 each ; Oatmeal, 490 cots. KIIMCLLOY Oct. 20.—The weather has been rather boisterous durin g the week, and in some parts a good deal of rain fell on Thursday. At our country markets Ibis week we had almost no old grain of soy kind offering, end the quantity of new was bet moderate, owing eb efly, we thk, to farmers being busily engaged is field operations; we cannot quote any change in priors, but at late rater Mere was • quick demand. Here to-day the supplies of all kind. of grain were ealy moderate; we had a good many buyers% but pewee are without throes since last market day. Wheat, old, 46s to tie ed. per qr. ; new, 3.55. to 44% , Barley new le. to 2M. Otto, new, lac &I. to 20s. Oatmeal, per beg ofgeolbs!, OILLaTZ, Sept. 24.—Here there is quite a stagnation alto- gether. Sellers cannot now obtain prior which they formerly reared. Vesely are plentiful, and heights bow; in fret there are none offering. --a lba/at., Sept. 24.—Vers little has been eons) lately, in eossequenoe of the bad news from the places of coos= ptlon. The fall of Venice led mut) , to hope that some rho in gram would tike place, but they have been disappointed. We are yet without an supply of new Wheat, note Misleading the ad vanced season, by which it is doubtful whether a great number of vowels will not have to winter here, for our prem. stock is not sufficient to load the number no where and those that are coming. Wheat In sut, 1,1.00 kilos. Indian Coro, 20,000. Barley, 1,000. Indian Corn sold last week, a. from 105 piss, to It 6/ Oas. the kilo. Freights to England, 66. to SW Id. per qr. CATTLE, ile.—Eriern FIELD, Two &Clock W. have an noti.u.ll large supily of Beasts, and a great qoportiou are of areor.d.rata y quality. The very choicest despiptlous are cot abundant, theme sonseutrently find purebamra, but 3e. lad. is an extreme quo alien. Of inkria kinds a large numbs, re. Main unsold, sad very low piers were taken to 'hose that are sold. The number of Bbeep is alto large, and the low prices at the dead market cane. a very limited demand hire. Some of the chime it downs have made 45., but the instances are rare; long-woolled :Map are selling at very low rates. (Ives are not so *atrial as of late, but so kw are wanted that pie a are no butter. Trode is very bad foe From Germany and Holland there are 1,2 4 Demme, 3,03 t Sheep, 64 Calves, and 36 Pip; Leicester and bur. hampton, 2,400 Ilmeta ; and Lincolnshire, 300. rv, vie.. el cube a e.... 1. ear MOW st 811 m. a d. s. d. Bead.** Herefords.. 3 6 3 10 !But noa.ellt-bda. me 0 0 0 ..erg Must-hunts 2 3 6 i Rama Leacernals ........3 4 6 Ae , end yeality 901•••.. 3 8 3 0 I De. de. gibers ... 0 0 0 ......... ....... 20 3 2 Swam sod mooed qiumi s 2 8 2 . ......... 3 0 4 0 Do. do. Shorn . 0 0 0 Be. , h Dalf-tav 4. 3 8 4 0 and .1* .. 0 0 0 tes-ns otartet.6,2B4 Sheen aoul Lambe. 25,200 ; Wass, 20 ; Mr. 321. PARTIART FAIR. Oct. 17.—At this fair there was a brisk demand for all kinds of stock at increased priors. There was a send sup ly of Sheep. Lambs sold readily at 20a. to ISn, and thearling Wethers at 32 . to 23a very good 38s. Fmk Miters were quick sale at good prices, sa d Be Beams want off freely at Iw ed. to 64. ple Moos. LOr. gorIDO age FA:a —The October fair of Derry was held on Wedne.d.y last The show of Horses was but small, and the quatty ra th er inferior The average prices may he quoted at from St. to Irk, and th , orgh bat few changed hauls, strong serviceable. looking animal. were in good demon°. In the eatUe market there was • very large show of every description of Beast., eat prime Beef vrbieh was extremely scares The average price of s cep pringers and Ili eb Cows from 51. to Si., some of a superior quality brought rot. More Heifers and Bullocks in good demand and at luw prices, but ladders seemed Boner than heretofore. Fat Sheep brought from to 45.., analog the offal. Pat Pigs, 355. to &is. Blip. In dull demand, and suckers, according to quality, at 7..6d. to 10s. each. On the whole, • good deal of business was transacted. - ST FAITHS FAlR.—This greet and annual fair tors place on Wedneeday Int. The show of Scotch carder we., generally epeaking, good in quality, but not se full of cc wiltion, nor the num b-re as grew, by tar, so in former years. The weather was remark ably fine, and keep very plentiful, which caused a goad sale, and although the buyers were not numerous, a great many were sold. The beet Soots feteind ts. 6rt.; but the more general Ague was at Ss. per stone of las. estimated weight when fat. Mum OF ORD MARKET, Oct. 17.—The lath of UN is. pretest markets for the reason at the Mob of Ord was hail to.day. At Oaks market the fanners generally provide theme :Yee with cattle for winter keeping, and the attendance of farmers Iran Moray and Aberdeen shires waa considerable. The shlw of crones was not large, but the quality was considered good. There were only one or two lets of Caithness cattle exhibited. The shortness of the supply, combined with the favour in which cattle of sunnier breeds are now more than ever held, occasioned a brisk tom ethics for the shorthorns end crones exhibited, and briars the sight set In not a lot of this deacriptirn was Lift nneeld, at pekes coneldered from Stle. to ant. better tone at last market. Perksppss the latter figure is on the whole the mast correct. Of Hlghlandna there was • very large show bat thoush the stock was in g.K.dreodition, this ekes of animal. at tracted little attention, and scarcely =Writhed prwbus value. There wereonly one or two late of Lewis cattle exhibitad, and a nortion of these had been purchased at the September market. Should a limited number afresh lots of crams appear tawny°, Highlander* may then command elightly better prima. Tempted ' apparently by the prior obtained at Falkirk, there was a very large show of Sheep, oun.siget which were a large nantlizr of back.fared lots. This part of the market, however, was comparatively neglicted, one rearm being the prime asked, which those who proposed purchasiog considered far too high. The show of Bores was as usual, miserable ; and prices cannot be quoted. P za FAIR —At this fair, bald on the 15th jest there ern much about ths usual supply of Cheviot ewes and weddera. For ewes there arm a siow &mend, and a great part left umold Paces were from 170 to 20a 6d. There was a fair demand for wee:Nets and most y all were disposed of. Three-yrar-old +adders brought from Us. to 28s; two.year-old, from las. to 24a ; one lot was sold at Ma There wm a small show of half-bred Ithelsoats, white sold at f.om as. to 27a. WooLan Fitl.o —At this fair, on the 17th inst., there woks about the mull supply of Sheep. For Sheep to lay on to turnips tbrre was a good demand. and prime were from la. to 2s. up from Pannymulr We ea Monday last. bred Dismonts brought from 30s. to 38a.; half-bred, 275. Od. to 285.; balf.tired ewen Hu to 275.; Che viot old wedders, 23e. to 214.; young Cheviot. 2 a. to 275.; Cheviot ewe-, lin. to 10.. dad.; a few of the latte- left unsold. There was a large supply of cattle, for which there was a fair demand, at prices sinnisr to recent markets. Two-year-old cattle, for feeding, brought from litf. to 13/.; for wtoter.ng, from Si. to 81. High-yaw-olds, from 41. 10s. to 71. 10s. BREAD.—Ocr. 20.—The prices of wheaten bread in the metropolis are from aid. to 7d. ; of hovashold. ditto, 34. to Cd. err albs. lost. POULTRY, 4a.—Nrwom AIM LiAniorsArs, Ocr. 20. Geese, is 6d t .7dt (AI ; fowls Ss. Od. to 36.0 d. &Sakes; la. 9d. to •L. . capons &a.. d. to Mk 6d. ; docks. ?s. Od. t ots 6d. ; pigeons. id. to 64.; bares. Is 6d to is. Id.; rabbits, Id to la. bd. ; posts. :std. to ba ; par.tidges, la. 6d. Is Ls 9d. sash. its& battier. Ga. to les. per dons lb. FISH —l3ttutro sssss , OCr. 20.—Tarboto, 2.. 6i. to 74. ; 441 Th e4 &L to I , d. pr lb.; brink, 6d. to Is 60.; sod, It to k.; alotours 2d. to ; lobsters, Is. to Is. 6d.; task, 4d. to 26. each; mks, 6d. to 28 per pair ; ads, Id. t o 16d.per Ih. ; large had locks, td. to s.: mash ditto, Id. to N.; ditto olltd, Si to IL sae& ; crispedsa te, Id. to 4d.: rturgeoa,N ; preys', Ss. to 2s. N. Mimi dltt, Id to id. r lb. : shrimps, Is. to Is. ppeerr pL ; blowers, It to It id.; frock berriop, 10d. tot', per dot; Id. to Is. ; breams, 441. to .61 ; 11. to lid; thondamka to Is. ; mullets, &L to 'd ese ; smelts, N. to It per &a. ; comma opisrs, It to 126.; &oteh &volt. It to IS. . sad brat attires. 41s. Ma per bushel. ; carp, Mke, I k to 36. tech; Sooldsre, la. to is. prot dozen ; sets bd. to 6,1. per pa:k. • THE PRODUCE MARKET. MINCISO LANZ, 1 an DAY, Halipase Two. The public sales tied el, d for to-morr“w are .of Jorge, ray of farm MOO boss heap! and atlas, 1;0 Ithde. West ladle; Coffee, 2,000 hags sad NO tack* of Quito. and 2,000 b.p Rim. Time has Ws non sweet mos t f activity in the privets contract swim than ibr some tied peat co a liLoaday. 2,ouu bags common Java have heat sold at 4b., and noneideprable inquiry has existed for pltb %sros TV. tee Tor r a d t t i , i , 4 n i aj; --erw=ary L b°, errairi g ter p L i a in • hat the withdrawal of a large parcel by the importer hr streastiemai the to.. of the sow het. L other artbdha no material alteration; but ocondecioa has in crewed la nosy articles. TALLOW.—Thenor is no alteration to report today. Petereborgi T. C. es the wet, t7a ; October to Deseatbee delivery Ne. lid. to 1174. ; separst• meths' delivery, Ws. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1547. ltti. 11148. .loot this day Cage Delivery last week De. Irene let Joe U,," 1,1197 18 33,030 6 3 31,931 2.306 37,736 6,130 02,136 .2139,.. trim! hst week Do. from let Jams ries T. C. this da?per eirt D. Tani art KT 219 44a Si. to 45a. 47Zid. COTTON —Lrammroor., Ocr. 20 —The market tads, was taken fo r ear, and spretikkes. die eats were about 9,000 bake, half of which were esicsISTIII. OCT. 20.—Tbe yarn and cloth market bee sewer/ a ream user Wowed appearance spin to- .% and though priers ere still ieregule , transesions to a pretty felr - eatent were doe id Ss full rates of Tuella Inabbti: p and printing disks wakes basher pries than was realised, tied istana. fader, and Wows wen litte direserd le She estraeles asetres• la the ot seam sorbet The predawn of the ===Tre mak leensmiad =adverse set sesmals Mlle tbe edema of setts, sad are reported to be more partelf amrrlklq poelfasilis b martin to sheet time. WOOLLEN.—Lana, Oct i2o.—We.liavir ►aa a wiry pima sarket today a treed wawa matiefeetion with the anoust of belawe spewed to remit atter the sentets Iswi clewed. A kir average baleen hr tees dace this week la the warehouse& HARDWARL—BiaxiXORAN. OCT. 20.—Trede bore owdems. left the Hale, la a outisfvetory stets : the hems trade is sot se pad Wail be waded, Loewy, as the travellers of the dif. Wait boon mot. berg very edema to obtain, apselelly la the twat peeledeliseres t the foreign trade ta, however, teiseelly lab*, eons god odes bate *awe in of late, and moot et the semeasierles (meet to smear the tighter and Lamy branches) am la telambly tall week. Me Neel awl gilt toy waken we peaty •R lir arias, and lane ben kr sea time. lIIZTALB.-Lowttoe, Oct. 19. - The folksiest are th. prat quotations .• - Eulish Irno, bar, bolt, sad pun, peg Jai, U. 15e. to IL ; Dail rods. 61.13 e. Od. to 71.; Mope, 71. 111 e. to W.; Aut. (stogies), 61. 106; ban, la Cardiff sad New port, 614 reared Wales, ales, SI. 10e. to 31. .' 21., 31. 15e.; Pigs, la W. Se. to 41. Lan los. to 21. 13e. ; No. 1, Clyde ast cash, 111. Ss. to U. 4e. 6d.; Blewitt's rtrallied boa far ' bus, mile, Be., tree ea beard at Newport, e. ; dw fir tlo stn, boiler plates, Ite., 41. 10L; Stir. Ws pima toogbeeed Pig* ba Marrow 11.2 e. wo rk s , 144. ;ia Wales, 31. k. to 31. Ue.; delionlettlre biro, a u tos 6l. 10e. ; rink SL to U. U. Od. ; chairs. Y. Foreign : Swedish, 111. to 10e. Pareiga steel : swedielt keg. 141. 10e. to 151. Os. ; ditto (spat, IX to 141. Inglis It Copper: Shode, sheathing, sod bcdts. Par lb., ; tough cake, per boa, 14/. ; Ma, SU. ; old Copper, Yd. per lb.; yellow metal &aaUdag, bd. English Lead: Pig, per tan, 141. 136.; abets, 164. 13a ; red had, 171. 10e.; white, 221 ; Watt shot, 101. 13e. Fortin Load: Spanish, is bort, 141. 10e. 131. N. Wish 71a : Block, per cwt., U. 135.; bar, al. 14e.; re. I load, lbs. Pereira Tia Bean, la bead, U.l ; Susi* U. ie. to 3L ; Peruvian (6 too. 24 p. ct. dia.) IL fle. to 6L 71a Plates, I C Cobs, per ban, IL 76 Od. to U. Ils.Ott; IC (bar sal, U. 11a to IL 125.; do., 1L 17e. Spellers P.atee, warahcwild, per ton, 7s. dd. to 141.10 s.; do. to Ern% 141. 3s. to 141.75. Id. Mae : sheet, per tea, 201. 10s. to 211. Quicksilver , par lb., U. lid . Jecensot. POTATOIIB.-450IITEWAII, Ocr. 22.—W0 hail but few arrive/a meanies Ink week, and only a moderate supply from the Continent, iftiMt, In toneeentmea of the mild Midler, are selling beredl st the Mewl.. prima : York eat., 78a to filn pa ton; Wl.beeek, BL. to 70a.; Scotch, Skr. to 70a; tarelgn whites, 30a. to flak HOPE.—Bo pros, OCT. 22 —Yam. Paused** mad IMO& report that there le otorittlerably more debt, to the best arts of Nils awl LA Late, at rather higher priers. Sures Hops are also fa ipoldusred, at tally to much mosey. Doty, 80,0001. to 63,0801. costs.—Ocr. 22. —Shims at market, 32; sold, —. Pam Ma* 19s. ed.; Walls Pad Harwell, 20s. CORN.—Ktaa•Ltaa. Oat. 22—Thu supply of Wheat sesekot thY berflas by lead conies, maybe hen the asor dm was Wee Nam etia sal Oa mailthrs bog at Ysemplr =alhotellA ig r immilmr tear me d. I a gibe at a rodaellat of la. yew gr im en .. la to L. upoa rod Wheat Now f q h y pe quarter but red niadalnad nine. Eaglith terns wer•= r ea umbel. sad barely sup. NNW lon week's rates. Old tanden, kr gneiss me dinsing Wioae a( wag *a tura b l o w P an la fair reran aa tar Me* kat. an were aalleeed aloe. altll9lll. IbloopreCa. Niue, lbws NA rod 40 t• 42 to 44 -abb..— 811 so 4* lit 45 Melba sad lrbn. it to 40 to N.. do el W N to 44 Talavera lama or Nab& 44 to 411 Otmla Lia., FAIL.. WI up 40 to 48 -whits-- SS to N r 44 24 se 111 lan" radiate. ..,...,........«».. SS it; 24 Abases 141 N X to $O . may SO ft SS Oert, 11=1 nod. 16 to IS to 194 et—blook.. ... lase& IS to 19 so 204191...p0tet0 n to No *I Dortwtok OM* had 19 so no Od...pototo 21 et Xs el kin hod . IS et la tiook.. IS to 170 192 211 to NO Od...stepie X le SI 241 to 2S. 'tad AI Os to S 9 I*. per reit ci ...„ 42 to 44.../N botashold U b U 11 to U. wilt,. Si to SII Paaa, While Lams CAE= per llismead nom Tersarip, &livered MOM srA Mb* gnIZIIT. Uvalde sad Icalgabiri 4110 16 las 44 50 to 52 !vocl, sad 010034 — 43 0 45 U 41 to 13 II a as L.... 47 u. an —14 a 1$ t• lo 1 . 3 1$ to 17 13 so 13 to iftik =11 .. .. SlNllikelf Dirdesail Oinos BAILWAYi: The share market thi s moo ni Till! DAT, Tw o o ' CLoce ill ht ea d Y , at abstit the same quotat.on s a s on S atur d ay, with not much ~; Wiriness staring. Great W rsterne are rather hessy as sellers predominate; num erous t ra sections hay,: taken place at from 50 to 51. Londou and No rt h. Western and Midlands maintain former rates ; a e i. former were l as t d one at 110, and the Midland" a Y t o 4 rk s !Ne ; te ll a t b il tie an Easte d " Bwic a e a r tl il iiß'ilghb na , at 70 shares are not quit" so firm as on Saturday. I __ Pl. I Varna Suman. Ciusing Islam &guilty. t• I ,1;:k? Aberdeen Do. Prefirienee Ambit, Not., lice.ME. Berke di limits liar (Gt. West. perpetual Wt.; Birmingham and Oxford Junetion,calladuly paid, er with a guarantee De. without a guarantee Birm.Wolv.& StuurVallie) Wolv., and Dudley mile duly paid, or with Do. without &suavest; Bows, Btam., and Bine— Bristol and Baiter 14 in 4 dia. PAr 6, 6 64 4 44111 4 i die. 1 25 36 23 t 4 04 10 Do. SW rwiersaw Chester and Holylwed Dalian and Bsllrt Do. (LIR E. Do.(SL I oe.) 6 p. Ct. Pref. Eastern Countwo Do. New Goa. p. Ct.... 1 Do. Est., bp. Ct., No. I I Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N. & E. 5 per Ct Do ear Eutaw Union, mile L (tate I. B oh.i Do. *low C. ditto... . Do. Noel , DPW f 9. et.) '/Aat It:orlon Do. New . t Do. 6 per Ct. Pref. 1 Y. Pest Unontaehin _ Edinburgh and Glasgow. Do. j shares -. PAinburg,Perth,alhandee Do. Newport Fester, Yeovil, & Dorch. Lacier and kinaouth Great Northern D 0.4 shares, Adbeferrest D 0.4 shares. 14 s p. Do. 6 par Cent. Prof— . Gt. South. and Wan. (ire. , Great North of Soglanu.; Do. New, En Do. New, .630 Do. New, Ala Great Western „ Do. I . shares ... De. shares ... Do. tabs Do. New, Lll Elul! mut Selby... „. Do. shuns Lancaster sod arils; .. Do. Thirds _ tenceshire and Torbenin Do. De. Do. New (cti; lnita p.et.).. DO. West U. Do. Preston Wyre Do. shares (A) ... Leeds and Bradford.- .. Lords and Tbirsk Do. New Pref. 6 p. Cent London and Buschman _ Loa., Brighton, & &Coast Do. guaranteed 6 p.CL. late Croydon Thirds.. Do. Pref. I per COOL Do.Convrt. 5 p.CL,11152 Do. New ES gua. 6 p.Ct. London and Greenwich Do. Preferenos London & North-Weston Do. de. new f show.. Do. Fhtbe Dual° sli,li.. anrcs.(e) London lb Bouth. Wasters Do. New, fSO Do. New, t4O Do. Preference t p. CL. Lowestoft Guar.4 roe Ctn , ranch., Buz., and Mat. tianeb., thief., and Line. Do. shares, No. 1 .. Do. Mores, No. 2 ... Do. shares, No. S .. Do., ew £lO Pref. Do., Great Grimsby ... Do. dw W. Slot and Linoola... Do. Grimsby Dock Do. linooln Union .. Do. i5O Yarn; Do. Bina. and Derby .. Do. B. and B. 6 p. Cent. Newcastle and Carlisle ... Do. New ito De. Owen. 3 par Ct.. Noeti British Do. da Do. Preference Nara 81a5ordshire - - Oktaed Wort„ e: Wolves. , Royston and Hitchin . . 400ttlah Central Stottith Midland Do New Minim. Birm., Clam* Do., Do., New Onaranieed... Ibrewebory and camas I Net. W. Min.) Do. Do. New.. . Out ;G a.. U. Dww Do. Prollimmie . doe* Otearddire... Smith BEIM . . Do. Nab Do. Nat ... - Do. No. 4 Do. No. 4 Scrip th Wales S. Tat., Dow., .1 dOOle.. Airfield, Rotherham, ant (Mole, N. Di. awa. S p.Ct. Waterford and Kilkenny.. Wear Do. Valley, p. do. Ct. gas. do. Boniemet, &Wert. Tork,,Neweamlati Berwick I Do.Eatt YorkatNewco.) Do. O.N.E. Purtieme to Prokream York and North Midland.. Do. Preference 4 4 4 4 PI& 4 pia. Par 4 PaL al 32 404 12 10 dig. 14 . 14 1091 91 11 104 114 3 33 dia. 1 GI 7 Vm P 771- ilia lux mill 34 NI 21 41 pm. 22 20 dia. 12 .0 die. :3 17 4 13 14 3 31 64 26 27 74 31 33 II I 2 I ) dia. ; 2/ i 18 atk ILL 20 .ei la pi ,ii 43 45 pm. Si $3 pm. 15 17 pm. SO 52 43 YG ii iii et.. to we 9 81 41e. 113 90 I. A 10 II I 6 9 6 ells. 19 17 die. 6 B_ ii 2t ea. 45i 22 21t dia. Zl 23 1:i0 14 « 111 Si i set Ni 4 4 i 101 141 1 181 1 28 101 1 27 30 1% 13 db. 18 17 tOI II I 2 3 21 all Par se I WIAI. se 9 II 13 131 Par 4Po 17 18 ex. i 7) Ti di& 51 le Ma. le 2 pos. 4 146. 3 1 10 als. 1 f 144 104 111 34 ells. I i . i 151 17i lit 26 2 dis. 122 5 109 Si 10 81121 i 2019 - i i - , ii - s -- . Si I it., I S ISI 14 i 41 9 91 13j 41 17j az is. 3 4 pat 16 14 dia. 176 16 111 66 lia 56 5 dia. 19 196 5 4 dia. 171 17 171 1 1 111 1!j is pm. 45 49 ii is zap -w 41 Si di& 21 19 die. II Id dim. 7 6i di& 111 It I dia. II 6j 410. pm. 17 39 3 - 0 pas. .0 93 JO 79 - it da. 21 N 7 9e le 52 64 52 54 1 2 0 1 6 1 2 0 26 ex di , 101 .110. ifs:4 pm. P :: 284 29 19 17 di► 17 19 dia. Dm. 13 6 14 1+ 4 di& 23 28 is is a I 701111111 X SA/XWATL wed A ltalian (lota Italian altariao Boulogne and (Antral Prime (Union) Sf 4f dls. I b* Ilj 7 SI Ifs, P. Tr 7 Sit. SI SI rant Indies' -.4 On at Judaea Ai;laWs do - 77.7 Madrid asd Valenti& ... Naas, sad Liege Northers of Frame Odessa and Bordeaux ... Paris sad Orleans Parts and Strasbourg .. Rouen and Havre Umbra and Nauss Tear. and Hanle@ 4 4i 31 St die. sf t 7 29 i9l io l y C :I 9 dia. ex i 1 2 9 Eli al LIVERPOOL, October 20. STOCII-EXCTIANOI.—Ptici • were • little better, bat business was re her alaek.—Caledonlan, 114 12 1 I—Ditto (prd sh.), c. 61—Lanesehlre and Yerkahlre (quarter shares), 101 d - Ditto (Ifth shares), t 5 cl. —London and North Western, Ref—Ditto (new sh.), 1 la. ad. p.—Manchester, Yhebleld, and Lincoinabire, 31 —Ditto (querter @herrn No. I, guar. 71 13), 13 d.—Ditio (quarter shares, N_ ,o. 2) 51—idland. wiryhalf shares), 211 1 1 North Staffordshire, S I it—Shre and Birmingbaal 74 d._smilt Eastern and Dover (new, No. 2, 19 dia.), 174 d.— Ditto (No. 1, issued as one-Itird shares, 6 2.3 die), 31 —York New.satle, and Berwick (G. N. 8., 6 sr et. 1.11110,) d.—Tort and North Midland (prof. 6 per cent. 1111 '6O), 41. MANCHESTER, October 20, groct-Exaxxxoz.—There was • rather excited market, sad prices were slightly in advance. London and North.Wostons were dons as high u 110. BIRMINGHAM, October 20. smog-11xammtai.—There was not much business trans stied In this market taday, but so little stock was offering that prices ballad], an upward tendency. LREDB, October 20. Snonm-Bacmation.—The mtrka to-flay has rimmed a somewhat better tone than for several days peat. There were mom transactions on 'Change, and higher rates in some Instances w. re eh tatned. The quotations were ; Cnictlonian, 1 .1. Ba. 94 ; Bast Lena& shire, 132; fifty), new, 132; Great Northern preference, 21 dis.l Leeds and Thirst, II ; Leeds and Thirst g ererenee, No. 2,20 s. dia.; Leeds and Mirth quarters, 12s. 6d. pa.; North dtafhwdsltire, North-Western preference, 3I die.; York and North Midland, MI York and North Midland orderabe, 41 die. BRISTOL. Oetobcr 20. RT•cx-Exaluagoi. —Tee market closed firm, sad prima had rather as upward Modesty, but as la customary on Saturday MI actual mount of business tramacted was bu' limitol. YORK, October 20. STOCK ETC/lA - NOV.—Great NO••'•0•11, 71; Tmrk, Now castle, and 14ct 1;1; Latta, it. aslart.24. T Coy eves Btat goo V' de bee San rep' its( And mu tot DOC