The Express. — London, England, 1849-08-13 00:00:00

P ~. • .-.0" I --- those porti no of oar own trade as have f. It the pres sure moo. ,everely will speedily manifest the terms' and sctivi7 which the raising of the birched' may be fairly exra-ted to produce. In the die, oust market mosey continues abundant et sexy rates; during the last two or three days there hes been mare demand tot it, probably isdssed by the greeter digraphic* to do business in oossequeses ci the anticipated wising of the Danish blockade, and we "koala not be at all rarcemed to see higher rates sited and obtained for money in the course of next week. We ssitioin a table showing the fluctuations in the primal Commis dario' g the week : Blew* Lowest Cloiol Illooba—Porola tor moor, -21086.6r t a i e w MOOPIER (Aug. 14) :: ..— 9 1 : Fee meessell Wiarairy —coma. wawa swasesunt —...-.. ll Thesiday—Cocrolo tor= --.. ..... .. ..... 931 93 to Tor - ...- Taloy—Coorois Cc wesas..... —. as 9 92 to 3 rot sostios Ilitortkr—Consolo ilm um, Tor osionit Thee prices st which business was done in railway . 91 area during the werk now terminated are shown in the following table: TOL Were /OM "lii - lit •• ................--......-- .-.-- . .db,b.,...a111PPW............... 4 ....*•••• 20 Great Outlines 2 100 G . 3t Great Nadi of Mahld L.. 7.: , 131 100 Great Slaters -.......-- ...... .... 111 ...............-. 743 60 Hall and Malty "... ... - . . 92 60 Leeds and 8ra1in1. —.. ..,--.. ........... 101 ...«............ 100 123 Loodon and Idaehas 4 $0 Load" hrahtak aid Soda Coma-. a. div 3 6 9i 123 London and Oreandsh 100 London teed North Raters ......... .. 13 60 Loathe ad llostli Warps ..... ...... 38 .........-..- m4 109 NM ad ...... ......... ........ ....... ................. NO 109 Norfolk 173 North atabadddro l2 • RiTii.7....... 111 2k Noch add* .........- ........... 08 • ----... RI Taliio;iti Eall - 11 .......... ...,....... IS ..............., IS tomb Wales— . HI ...... .....-- DI as wiesoosissisciiis—Wai—sesii.-- s) --- 35 Task, sirmilit=tut.-- 1111 .—...-- NI SO Tort mut warm ...—..—... sai .--... of The following eabalations obey the rate per cent per annum yielded by the various arcutities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (*) is placed, it is to be understood that the share rate of dividend is km the income tax. It will be perceived that we adopt the rate of dividend last declared as the basis of our calculation : 71st tar Cent. ems* _amaze Woe 92 filild per ant SII 4 61 Thtes per Cent. Radesed • 71szle-an44•llustter pit Qat 931 re 3 9 4 Doak Stack ;dm. 9 sat teat) . 199 • 410 Sy =luta (Ist 14d. at tart gas rerssaire TIMM* (OVUM S per test) Omit Ilkstits* (db. S Id.) 75 • 6 0 0 Lean girl UN' Wolin 0W.5 Id )SS • 7 3 10f Lades lei erliblct (dlv. 21. ISt. id ) 37f • 3 17 19 Loam ad Meth Waftera• Olt 7km 1291 • IS 6 1 11111•14 Loam(. $ Id.) Tot Tweam/a. sod Derwisk• (€ll4. kl. 6 Oath lastert, XlO sit (vat dlt esst4 - .„.„„ r “ 7 S My I pw PARIS, Ate. U. Tat ter• •••• 6 • • Pow Maw!. 0penag111416554. Unrest. Cladag. ---- 31 put Oeata I per Oats. 66 76 65 70 „ a N I 65. New Lao. . „ PP P. I. N Ile per Oat& ,, “ N N . 4 pot COM& PO ft Pt Pt Vaisams ca lomaYa : aldaya, 25 Di; SO dap, 33 23. a sr. t. Me " wimp Naples Re nter 63 30 Mary. 6, 11141 .... , ~ ROMANI Law Do 46 Do. 26 Kama Ma. 7.—TWOS pm Oems., 331 paper. Fire per Oasts., 11 imam% Diaper, 74. Mali at IN. Ferduasi, 80 payer. El. damp aa Lomas, 10.06. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocx. The English funds are again depressed this morn ing. Corsols opened at 921 to 1, at which they have continued stationary up to the pie-ent time. The Three per C. at. Reduced were don. at 921 to 1. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were marked at 93 and 1. Exchequer Bills were negotiated at 46e. and 495. prem., and Bank Stuck at 1991. With the exception of Spanish stocks, which are a trifle lower, there is no feature to note in the foreign isarket, and the business this morning was not ex treme. It is the following : Equador,_at 31. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 521; Mexican, at 261 and 271. Peruvian Active, at 511 and 1. Five per Cent. Spanish, at 181, 2 „ and '-' ; ditto Three per Cents., at 341; ditto Passive, at 4. The French funds come reported from Paris at a slight improvLment. Tee Three per Cents. closed as Saturday at 64, and the Five per Cents. at 88.90. 123101.1811 PUS Dd. ark Seek. 1114§ Ili r OIL One.. Ace, 1121 . 4 per Ct. tad. a/IL. 917 0 ree Oe. I ill 1 11 Per Of. C. Yr. en II OKI lt P 2 UI 6 IW "s. 44.. t° 464. M. MIMS 11111601. 1 i peen. Words 11.1a.171 It pir r .t. learle.ll3 a Orem& Deferral Lede ,36 6 a ear tx. nu.. Mee 27 pill. in L lE7 t il I t l pgilL me ltiraqiu pt... Ca 2 0. );e1:6 1, I plea %- ~ . es 11:ft..."1Nkt... 6, i odzuf ße 3 Per Ci. Mewl& ids al t nee. • I i Aram worse nes:. eitmis* ea... ri Nita Paonlve two e. bash Mk. 1111 31 2 per Ct. Veseesele WA., t 4 7 or IX. Nadi Celia. art Vesesede Deferred Dds., 7 1 THE PRODUCE MARKET. MINCIXO-L4lll, AUGUST 111. il&fpns€ Two. There has beesa Ism demand for Rico this non& g, and It Intimated that ISMS top lave been mkt, chiefly low qualities, in the Dutch market ; mien a th ole is favour of the sellers. In other articles so aersders. The Wes ikelared Orr IO.IIICRTO W—Sugar. 4,600 tor SAII t IMO, au.l hbdr. Wnt India ; Coffee, WM IMP nor, SALO ; Balpetre, 2,00t0 top; aodTaa about coorTox.—LITIRPOOL, Anat.'s? 111.—Tha market to ere vas nry MI, nod the elm mere about 9,300 balm including MOO tam cm speeralstlea. MANCIIIVIT It, AUGUST 11—The sloth and yarn markets remala quite One as W prism and the better halm perrepnble on bi c ruip Thimulay mat Mises lis ikon at the Warr itassrintions of mitabis le sad whit" were bully mush to r met, I 6 . 1 "la s camerae, su that hen Ism Me to east Mlle feetily ; bat 211,1•16 sue mares to Meek sad Ina is pia. la primula, amiss thin has bees a better dsmaat 'Myriam me truly POMMINIPI ; i primal Is pinkish' ere mere laqinred for. llimesMer, T. clads, mil L. del* hare out Imarimed la demand, =are arm la yams the &marl is rather general as to art prism are mmialeimed. bat Ile orders are rat very igillairs. ....—..— CLOTll.—Laita, AVOVSX 11.—A very satisfactory bad ness sootiness to he dais loth la the cloth halls sad la the ware. harm Thies Ms tom a 'sty exsellent market Warp Both cloths sod /ow slalom eiseldoss we' ery ready eds.*, UMW sipeciaUT, = T el Aish woe =opal to ths domai. Stocks are soil It wap Iv slava osporime se so that prwes see sad via issmis so; at rani so /poi the wrest eremitism Ve see tor nessa b Moat their astlassare, tar wills lbws Is a goosselestlitty pervallog Or whole of the woollen tradsow appowsb Is may be oiled "over.trading; ths loslown sew dots& vs doubt act, is of • • leglamate, sound, awl liseitlig shorestar. HARDWARK.—Biarautodex, AVMS? 11.—W• have ..from improvement la trait bare. Moe good masts have cane America alt late. mid km liodrawl and Ohre parts v . ,.fte roto• ran rolitihrat Um: ceders are gradually increasing in amount. TALLOW.—TIis deli my is small, 1,207 mica again! 1,114 carer for ll* rd 1,4111 hit 1847. The demand. both on the spot and for forma delivery, le halkinid. Peterebere T. C. on the spot, 3ea. to 3%. bd.; ..•w to December debvery, 31e.; separate mm W's delivery, Ille. Id. to W R SJ. "MAOF TALLOW. 1347. Ida Melt Uu• day Otis.. 7,882 Dellyary het wok Do. Iram IA Jr Arrival Isetweeli Do. tram 141 Jour ... 8,401 Prim T. C. Mb 'hyper wt Us. Od. Di. lowa lot Maw-- Od. 13,00 22,649 1,944 1,207 17,452 11,741 6.693 149 106941 9,917 Maid. Us. 94L 4114 AL 40,. 00111L3.—Atrerrs 13.-- nips at araket. 33 • said —Carediarthry, 15. . dd.• LW Nabs, ten Id.; Walk lad Besadyll's ZIPIN. la ; Walk Tad ; Walk Mel Mike. ma l t, Walk bad Lanablan. 17a kl.; Walk End Illkwart'a. 178. ; arras. 17 N. 110143.—Bomoodm, Auctuer 13.-Itladm. Patteddes dmi their mart rat the secoests taw the NOW dietriea deddirme se ems dB dahnserstda dB ow midi miry dry szeoptiaas. Thesessas at sane aat pay the tapers at *kali; the maid. try aid tote eseissittise past r nips aasept the hest pond. la Mid. tad. Ti market ocattause aria with, with, ray few lea lain as ealir. hmaliaar we taken NOWA 50,0001. duty, mad rem= ens sari yartie• will still back 00M , to 70,0001. • CATTLE, &c.-Bsuritrismo, Too o'Clock.—The apply.. of Bosis a Szi s s a ll sad the mow qualitY but lidading. -- 61 gaping vas lodes odd at store mem Me male* sol amp* law; reskllks prism roma Ant as soma Uwe tern Wlrl e r gi at Om as Mash aol disk. up& iris alias son msy. Issas Lillsks ri llo: tar (Wok Isit __ ftla ad.'s,. is ee: the Oserssy so( IsEsii Own en 46. ,100 =eV Cam; Leiseller mil Illsrampsco, IMO ; sad EM. S i le I % sw'Arrati.br. sb t, t gol —— I A PI .o weed , .1 .1 I i ..... ........ ... ISIS m. 0., 1 10 3 5 5 4 Dtsolle. Ibsen ..—.. 0 0 0 LI bete. I Ilatkeede 3 10 4 0 Wale . . . 4 1 6 t, 1 _eh 1515546. 4.54 : mere 'mg uriii. Oa i basis, US; • - . 00R14.—M.u-wil. Imam 12.—The asp* of slim{ Is Ind swrisse magios illia Ur star ~Ass Wu r ii.d........ mat* it WWI two de lbws *Ask at sew, et 3 *WillyGowilltliseSSlSS mil al Min 106. - 10 Ms . ter fasstg. 110 Vie wit I ' t .11 1 161=WeSt 'wird= 1 u 110 11 4. 60 fob oral= vemonrahlmlit *wpm tars •WI Is Mal, sad ins =SOW is wt.,. a hie, insoks et sew spiewsd at =Mid, awl rosaWSI illwab. WM "WV. MON St Osis, Vadkat 1416.1 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENIN G, AUGUS T 13, 1849; RAILWAYS. TOM DAT, Two 4:Mmes. The share market Is again heavy, and the quota tions lower for most lines. Great Westerns have fallen 2/. per share below the closing prices of Saturday, Westerns now gusted only 72 to 74. London and North Westerns were done at 128 i ; Caledonians, at 22 ; Great Northern., at 13; ; Midlands, last at 621. French ►hares are without business, and but little a_lasred in price. •.I Pa.l Dilling UMW& ab.hrehapigteti27sitio t aT tl th. esini p ad • T N: tar. to 41‘.. i f , dttfri ; Rustais. n As.' ...c; , WV*: l ee:Leranlan and joie* brew, 175. to lamp; Pornerealen lord lie. to Ibv.l oast Ith t o les.; Archangel end ju n , Is t white, 21s. to Us. ffiew, _Friesland, Ms. th 11*. 2lie arrivals this Week an; Wheat, cossislre ' ign, %HO:. Sze, foreign: leff. Ber)ey, fonthen, 410. Oats, csesetwbs, • foreign, 2ti3. Pees,' 'deign, 110 qrs. Fleur, coestwiess IMO lacks: Nnarronv *Li or Wieder), Aug. 11 : In moat port or th e Isle et W t mermen have begun baewest, which caused a thin attends** at as market this stay, tbe litW bestows dose was at prime as Wows: Wheat, Us, to 445. Barley, 2M. to 265. Oats, 16a. to law car. - Nozwicit, Aug. 11.-We have had throughout the past week heavy I pO4 cue showers. In same places very much rain has fallen, and the growths crop of Wheat Is nom down, but bring so . sear harvest we do sot antielpste any material injury either to the Is questa* , ce quality; yet it hod the effect debark:sag so mo th ors se. guidon et our whet this day as the keeling matiorts warrant, The r. farmers offered aMr quantity, bet Myers acted with estivate - mutts* and we think saucily t w o-thirds out Use changed hands. Iv The quality h im been mate ri ally Improved by hot days and field thrashing, and we call prices Is. Gd. per qr. &vipee than this day petnnlght. There w.s • Mdemand for 'Ma* Barley at as. per 66 qr. Hou r y. Oats, and Piss without alteration in vales. /M trade is stagnant, at full Is. per ask leis. Prisessurreat f 0 Wheat, white, 445. to 641. per quarter ; red, 40e. to 44* Bar. ley,;111s. to 265. Oats, lea to 2*. Beano- Hs. to 365. Peas, 30s. to Us. Fine household Flour, L. o. b. per rack of 21101*, 315. par- •• chasers finding area ad claiming one month's credit; retell, Is. gd. fig per stone. 160 NorrtNOBAM, Aug. 11.-With the exception of a few HI showers this week the weather continues fine for bringing the mope 17. to mat , ,tity, and reaping has commenced in a few instances In this 20 neighbourhuaL The show of Wheat brought to this day's market is 12. rah, but holders do not press sales at lees than Is. under list week. 10 In other descriptions ot grain we have the mualquantity offering, and 50 prices remain aneltered. 50 Paßlro7l, Aug. 11.-We have had beery showers of rain 4 3 daring the week, but this has kad no influence on the corn trade, u which Las remained dmressed In all Its branches, and each article has , 6 been obtainable on gradually lower terms. We bail a small supply of 1, English Wheat at oar market this venting, which meta slow sale, at 6 1: a decline of Pd. to Is. per windle. The demand for Irish, as well as 10 foreign, is so clictunstribed, our reduced quotations Sr. little more tone nominal. English Flour le. per pack lower, and only the bed 6 7 brands saleable. Oat' met rather less attention, and barely supported 50 their previous value. Partners' Oatmeal without change. Irtsh was is , offering at a reduction of 6d, to le. per load ; but tittle bunnies was 2 7 appercot in this article. The following are the prices Wheat, 23 per windier of 220105., English, Lancashire, white, 23e. Od. to 24► Gd.; red, Ils. 64. to 235. ; Yorkshire and other counties, is red, 21a. to 230. Od.; Irish, per bushel of 7 5 141 red, red, superior 20 qualities, 6a. 2d.; middling to good, 3a. 4 W.. to AL 1I;L u attire, per bushel of .01ba., American and adhin,white , 7s. 2d. to 7 W.; red, 6e. l id. to 7s. 2d.; Rostock, Ambito, "" 6 1 and Smitin, ti ied, 7s. 2d. to 75. 44. • Hamburg and Lower Baltic, red, N. lod. to 7e. Id. ; ad . ;ad the Rhine red, ea. ed. to u is.• French, red, es. M. to 7a. 10d. Floor, per 'pack of 2401ba, Em'lish, Ins to superfine, 30s. Od. to Iles. 6d.• Seeing, 245. ed. 28 to 31a. 6d. • French, per tack of Mins, 'epergne extrasuperene, 334. to ies.; Ameticsui, per barrel of teethe., 24*. Bally per If windle of 2201ba., English mid Irish, 13s. 64. to 145. fal. Pas, 10 per 28011.. Irish , maple and grey, 13* ed. to th. Oats, per bushel 15 of 451 b,., Irish, prime meulmg qualities, Is. ltd. lo is.; comma 124 2s. Id. to 2 5. 10d. ; provender, 35. Od. to 3.1. 3d. Oatmeal, Per to it of 240th. ., Brutish, 265. Oda to 275. ; Irish, choke samples. 245. Gd. to 12 , 23e. Od.; good retinal goatlike, 235. rd. to 21s. ; middling to ffoon, as' 3.9 t. 94. to 124. ad. Indian Corn, per qr. of 43010 a, 27a. to 20e. 100 Indian Corn Meal, per peak of 24 ths., white, English manufacture, %. 13s. 6d. toOd.; yellow, 13e. fid. to 16a. Bran, per pick of 2101 M., Endlsh and Irish, los. 16 Prruemantonoi, Aug. 11.-Ws bare a good supply of 100 Wheat diming here today, and prices for all description (teethed SO fully 2s. per qr. of 611ba for rid; nuking 41a to 4.2 e. per qr. ; and our 26 fine upland samples made 495. to 306. per qr., trapezist mature. 10 Very little spring Corn showing, and prices foe all desarkdiocs soml. IT oily as last week. The weather IA remarkably Me, end our fanners 302 will be busily engaged in harvest operations on Monday nut. ParefonTll, Aug. 11.-Fanners : being mostly engaged w i n in Wresting operations, the attendance at our marks: to-day was very small. Wheat met with little attention; a few samples of new ;* * are being brought foiw.trd of fine ounlity, but mime ate nominal. , a 7 Nothing passing in other grain. Whits Whcat,new, Tartars, 121. 'I per load; el. to 101. ; red, 91. to 91. 10e. per load. Seeley, 23a to SS 2us. per qr. Oats, 20s. to 21s. Beans, 395, to 405. Pee., new, Us. to to Ihs. ROADINO Aug. 11.-Our farmers are row getting very 10 busy at harve st work; we consequetily bad a small attendance at 20 market this morning, and also a falling off in the opt sof old Wheats 13 but the trade was exceedingly heavy, at a decline to 38. per qr. 12a There ware a few parcels of new Wheat, but the quality was faint and 30 lighter than was anticipated; it was readily dimmed of at iris. to 511‘ per qr. New Oats and Peas were offered of floe quality, the keener IS at lA. to 21s. per qr. of 421bs. to 4411.. per bu.bel ; the latter at KM 124 to IN. per qr. New Rye also told at 28e. to 325. per qr. Old Spring lit. Corn was a dull sale, without attention in value. P 13Arratm WALDIN, Aug. 11. - A to , siderabla reduc tion is the price of Wheat sincelast market day, and a disinclination on the part of the buyers, save for immediate consumption. Hoe, 445. . to 465. per qr. Barley, ter grinding. 235. to 235. per qr. Peao- though 191 mares, cheaper, at 325. to 31s. Beans, 325. to 335.6 d. Oars lower, at lea.* 198.6 d. St. SHAIrfraBCRY, Aug. 11.-At our wicket to-day we had 15 net much Wheat offering, and there was not much Inclination meal- 20 fasted to purchase to a greater extent than to supply immediate 10 wants; consequently the trade ruled dull, at lc below the current et. prices on this day week. Barley was shots, and very little inquired 20 after. Oats fully maintained th e rates of last week. Beans and Peas 40 were a very dull sale, as were also Flour and Malt. Priors lel seminally unaltered. Wheat, 71.10.. toll/. W. per Imd. Barley, 245. 110 to les. Oats, 17s. to 21.. Beans, 32* to fire. Peas, 355. to 40e. 15 Maur. 838. pm sack. 100 WARMLN6TIII, Aug. 11.-Oar market to. day was very .. 11 Maly attended, and the quantity of Wheat was not so extensive as bat week. All descriptions of %heat met a very slow demand, at a •.as farther redaction upon that week's prices of la. per qr. There was a moderate demand tor grinding simples at Barley, at full currencies cast Ilaterday. Operations in Oats were of a very retail character, esmennading lute quotations. Beans continue In good supply, and, the ..f 4 gmond being swell, prices receded es. to 6o- per qr. In Moor, Malt, sag Rivas, not much business doing, and without alteration in value. "., The Ifflowing are present prima:-Wheat, 32a. to 455. Burley, 23x. to also cab, les. to SIB. Bann Ms. to 405. Per, *a. to 425. ~",•• Malt, Ma. to 645. per qr. Tans. Is. 6d . 109 e. per bushel. Flour, Ws. " per nth. M. et. Witicasirrmt, Aug. 11.-To-day the attendance was not ge. large. We have been folly supplied with What; the trade has bees eo very dull, and totted gabs from te. to Is. less money Lie lobs takes glace tblsday week. We had but a very mall show of English Barley, 5 end but little badness trameeted, at former rate* Oats were dull of et vale, but peentwas eurrembes fully 'sported. Beans were in limited 11 fiend, at rather below late madations. All other deectiptiess of without alteration* mins. Wheat, 71. to 111. per lead. Melt. s 6 M in Barky, 26.. to 215. dew.; grinding 21. . to 265. White Oats, 5 17* to He.; black, 17s, tq Desna, 34. to 34e. Peas, 3* ta 40s. 20 Malt, 2115. dela per qr. Flour, Us. per sack. Winston, Aug. 11.-The weather continues fine for the 13 UMW MVO nevertheless the Meek tort Wheats do not ripen kindly. ITM .a ppl y of grain of all Math is small today; notwithstanding the 1 0 .. imie Me* dull for Wheat, at 2.. under last week's prices. Oats and lams emit dull sale, and rather in favour of the buyer. Whet, white, 94 SAW 45e.; extra, sta. per qr.: red, extra, 45a. Oats, • Site 9.4. pet 1140011. Beans, 325. to 34.. per q r. 20 WOUCBSTER, Aug. 11.-There was a limited supply of lo Wheat from the termini to-day, yet, _owing to the flee weather and u side of other markets, the trade ruled dull eta reduction of 2s. to II In. pa qr. Parley nominally unaltered. Oats maintained their 10 mine. Ii Beans the turn was in tamer of the buyer. Peas but little 30 inquired for. Some old Wheat sold at 495. to 306. per qr. 50 Yong, Aug. 11.-The weather for the past week hie been 23 dose and sultry, with omesional very heavy thunder showers, which 1 2 have Mow pima laid the growing crops. At this day's market we 33111 'have a lair quantity of Wheat offering, which has met a slow sac at 12 Is. to 2s. per qr. under last week's prices. In other article* no alien. 33 i tam *best, white, VW to 301. per imp. qr. ; red, 44e. to ass. Malt, 26.. to 00s. ON., 544. to 944. per stone of 1411.. Flour, 375. per 10 250 it oath of s. 10 60 Duman, Aug. 10.-The weather is again warm end most 20 propitious fur harvest operations. We have bad a very dull market as this day for all articles, but cannot alter our quotations excepting for Indian Cont which we must note Gd. per qr. lower. One or two 26 temples of very fine new Rapeseed frond purchasers at 30 298. per barreL The following was the general cur. 6 3 rency :-Wheat, white, 23* to 255.; red, 225. to los. per 28011.. 23 Oats, Its, to lik. Cal. per leelbs. ; new, 10e. W. to 1 ls. ed. Barley, 60 120- gd. to 17s. per 22411.. Bert, new, N. to lie. Rapeseed, new, g t. V. 6d. to 20. CA. per 48016 x. °anneal, 12i. to 13s. Gd. per cwt. 3 3 hoer, in seeks, 145. to 13s. per cwt. (or seconds ; Ametkon, 245. 6d. 26 to 238.6 d. per barrel Conk, Aug. 10.-Sias our hat report we have hod frt. St quent and heavy showers, followed, however, by hot and forcing 32 sunshine, under th e Mlnonee of watch the mops are rapidly maturing. We saw today arm* air mew white Wheat, of excelknt quality, which was eat down a flaw days since is the Talley of the Blackwater. If we are to look WM it se s fair specimen of this year's crop, we el may expect it, Meta palm sad quality, to prove shore an average. Potatoes p e g a, be mid Mousably spoken of, and the Barley * and not crops reame all abanalast yield. The lastmamed grain go begins to arrive to emonsalkeill in soadderable quantity. while, as eo regards Barley, se hemme la mop, that we expect to find reaping so in NettT gelesullestivsse mat week, that is, if the weather continuo 6 favoutrdde as at Freest Ile trade dartsg the week hoe been ewes. 6 sive:y dull, that in lefts Oats eiprelally ma, and to each en 10 extent as fully *Jed* the witly temerk of the juror on a late 20 record, that 77 a wad men ft Oat at present." Should the 10 potato crop realise the seendes meddle= now entertained ft es"'menl Iltuithi?"24alt r. Christmas. Donut that, ea the roomy, It will recede still further in 20 value. We hem 'On MONT liege arrivals d foreign grain, Min- 10 .pabiy)l.lo. engigthe of oata width me, even at this may wink te&Mug IS saw Is freely Ohs receipts this week being 10 615 bone* we halt logittle isms-green grain aiming. In pre- IS rid ..and foreign Wheat we have had Mt Mr tomordone, at a M of id. per hired frees Let week's rotaL Ina Nair of Cana are narrowed to • owe trifle, while the badness penlog is of the moat retail cheracter. Indian Cora has epee Wass vome, and a es mealmale red reader it entsimaly ihMwth to glee comedy. W. believe tbat lejimdmade mid be Smog rell kes ton wale d ie weedily secaffeelL We slip ezportenee a saws a e page plow, bat withmit a liege •In the oiler eg s = Snob centime wry low, ad the quip Wadi ligM. • Aug. 11.-Thaw ware mom Mashy swan dieing the wok, with high winds, but we am bum et me thinege towar matt te aura s. We weed:Ste.' early* tie nom with m a e gged tuageing; crop the latter fa sapposed to hereto& semetalket on relatete. es the Masks in many perils Mesa Meek mg Wend sp. Ego haw Is co* swot gal sad Oedema Urge qua, temedut at IL per elana_ ofh Corn andlgoil • gen allfereale lisestsw pretty .=L ik tr i lithim Ow% pun ka 'bra and ouster tea. Wanisoas, Aug. 11.-The weather during the week Ma lam Intenenlyhol. Ida emetiond shower% aul dm balk of our rein wept ore WV Milk MU* lekle. althea& as. b an .t pit lines bisday WON been man, the thug has ge ka -- ,5.11; sio berm Imam In Imam sad eafir lodize unites haring led to Ihe repo wry kw with the mew mom is "sus issemossi assossmoi unreare 'mom 2 21 2 gag* tomidiele tomb i a Intim et 114. pee Mewl sis pti sa, and 10-te Is. per bind ea Wald wmgew. am Podrwale quite 10111 Is ass Bern* tor dm _ de at kenier iat grempurt dameed is wry dow. Ulan ON% we atileif_neddifillees it niaritit t bin disk taid c aw ; eavrampOsa atelawnto afar imam. ; Whem a l i p s n : mom, MAL In Mr lea. oa. to Itanoy, per 16 mum gengem el it ide a to Od. Outte a per tetaa 01. to MAIL; thin% 10e. Od. 1011., Od. Dried ad Minigtell W., Sila ea. to Ilk 64.; rgelm fen to rhea, uwarea t tee. OL to 214. fitd.; Teeth 24e, Od. to II& 64 , brim grilling. Per 16 at., Us. MIS& Nay ils. 6d. to biagiti l a s id. lid. ;roar, mk t .111 a. Od. to • t to res.; les. ferllll the '1135.0d. to 14. 1 117 1 frisselem "" s- tidos prices Saturday, Saks to-day up to 1 o'clock. Si Do. Preference s Asslyt.,Not.,llol.,S4J 6 . 6 Darks Ss lisats fit. (06. Wed. perpetual b gis B and Ozbril r=eallsdulyzaW, et with 'guarantee - 19_ 90, Is Do:without a goaroattoJ 131 Bitoz.Wolt.k Moor Valk) Di Wm, Wolv., sills duly pai mad d, l or 11 4 15 Do. without jus;rantor n Bosom, &am., and Biro.- 90 Bridal sod isotor 574 16i Buckinghamshire 10 Do. £lO Prelhrehaered. 80 Datlydeadale Janette@ bu Chester sod Holyhead .. II Do. Preference 40 Dahlia end Belfast Jona.. Etlat An 4 han IS 1)0. (sle E. &IL) ... D0.(34.t00)0p. Ct. Prof 10 !adorn °Duda% 10 Do. New Goa. fp. 61 Do. DLL, 6p. Ct., No. 1 61 Do. do. N 0.21 60 Do. 1 , 1.6" E. b per Ct.. 136 bOl i eharet .: ... cw 35 Easters Union, der B Gate I. &B. eh.) ... .. 223 Do. claw C. ditto . . .. 30 D 43 . 1 1 ,1 =.6 p. Ct.) 25 East ... .. 0 25 Do. New ... ... ... 61 Do. io. t shires .. .. 61 Do. 6 per Ct. Pref. 2 sh. 33 lest Idoodosh:re ... .. 50 Edlnberl i ar . °Lwow -30 Do• i 25 Edlaborjh &14 :ethers ::. 21e. Exeter wad Exastsdh ... 20 Grad Northers ... .. 13t Do.l shares. A.Deferredi 74 D 0.4 sham. 11, 6p. CL. b Do. 5 per Cent. Pref.... 47,t t. dough. ar.d West. (Ire.) Ate Greet North of Sag sou... 33 Do. New..C4o .• . . 30 Do. New, 630 ... ~. 15 Do. New, tl5 ... .. 100 West Weston •. ... .. 58 Do. teberes ... ... .. 25 Do. shares ... . , . .. 30 Do. 15 Do. New, Cl 7 ... .. 50 Hull and Selby.. ... .. 23 Do. 4 shares ... ... . 1 124 Do. I 'hares ... ... • . 50 Leacuter sad Gulls% .. i 10 Do. Thirds .. ... .. 100 itanarldre sod Yorkddre 96 Do. 221 Do. shares 10 De. IS Do. Thirds 14 Do. New (9We- 6 P. 9 DO. It U 6lo u 23 Do. Preston and 10 Do. 1 shams (A) µ l n 30 Leeds and Bradford.- .. 56 Leeds and Mirk .. 31 Do. New PreL 6 p.e . 121 London and Meekwell 50 Lon., Brighton, k B.Com 9 Do. guaranteed 5p Ct. iateCroyd.trahirb... 50 Do. PreL s per Gant_.. . 50 Do.Convrt. 5 p.C4,1852 5 Do. New £5 gus. 6 pla. 1l London and Greaserich 20 Do. Preference 100 London n North-Menem 12 Do. do. New 1 shares... 2 Do. Fifths 1 Do.R 30 London tr South-Witt= 424 Do. New, £6O 34 Do. New, £ 4O 161 Do. Thirds 6 Do. Preference 7p Ct. 5 Manch., bur., and Mat-. 100 !lamb., Sher., and Lino.. 13 Do. /shares, No. I ... 23 Do. shame, No. 2 ... 121 Do. shares, No. .. 10 Do., ew £lO Pref. ... 50 Do., Great Grimsby ... 101 Do. do. 214 Do. She!. ascillnialn... 23 Do. Grimsby Dock ... 41 Do. Lincoln Union .. 100 Midland 30 Do. if.so shame 100 Do. Birm. and Derby... 100 Do. B. and B. 6p. Cent. 15 Do. New 20 Do. Guerra. 5 per Lt... 5 Do. Guars .61 per Ct._ 23 North British 8 Do. shams 6 Do. Do. Preference ... 174 North Staffonnhire I 58 Oxford, wore, dr Wolrer. IS ResuL,Guild., and Raigate 41 Royston and Machin ... Scottish Central 11 SIVOWIWItOI, Clam 6 Do., New Guaranteed... 16 Shrewsbury and Cheater itcr. W. Min.) 181 Do. Oswestri 1 Do. New.,. . 10 Do. per Csa;t. s i Shropshire Union eL 50 South Devon 35 Do. Preference 61 South ittaffordshim... 30 Do. No. 2 30 Do. No. 3 10 Do. No. 4 10 , Do. No. 4 Maip as Routh Wales 10 ' I S. York., Don., k Goon -141 ,thetBeld, Rotherham, eel Goole, N. Di. T i lt,. i ;t. 20 Waterford and ' 50 Wear Velley.6 p. CI. rm. 25 Do. do. do. .. 15 Do. do. do. ... 43 s, Scanned. kWeym. 33 Tork,Neweestleit Berwick Do.Rit.(lforlikNewea.) , I Do. O.N.E. Parolees orl Preference .. SO Turk and North Midland.. 10 Do. Preference .... ...I clifist rotaxox RAILWATI. I Aagand 10- Aust ltallaa ( 1 ) .11 Italia 10 lloalogas hod Arnim ... ... 10 Central Franco (Vierace) la Datth Ithettith ... ... . 2 Indian Peninsula .. 100 Do. 77 Isalaaboorg .. ... ... 2 Madrid sad Valenta ... 10 Namur sad Iles, ... ... 141 Northern of Frame* ... I Odom, and hordes= la Paris sad Orleans ... .... I 0 MY sad Roots ... ... 11 lads rid StreAsti .. I* Boom and lien* .. ... 10 Ombra sad Moue ... .... 111 Tsars and Nantes ... ... 41 4 dia. 81 7 111 l e Tp pa.. 418. 1 "6 P I L 7 Gi 8 71 Mai I 1 :I &situ' 4 dia. 1 29 . I_4l- 91 11 dle.xinl 10 fi dis. LIVRRPOOL, August 11. Eroox-Eidithwou.-The market remains dull. There wore only the transactions to4sy. London and North Western (now quarter shams). p.—North British, Is. 3d. p.—South Itaotern and goner (No. 4, iin as oluros dla.) 7—Dttto iteeurtered,6l - Newcastle, and Bald& (G.N.P., 6-per °sot. tat ASO), d. MANCIESTER, Asieua 11. STOCZAICHANOIere was a fair amount of badness, at Nom prim ; Lawton sad North Westeras milling at lfte ; North &Words at 3 7.16 dis.; Laaemaire mad YOTllegfe Halm at Li dia. ; sad Rover Ilia 4 at 6 13.16. BIRMINGHAM, August 11. Onspaganansitos.—There was no material change in the btes et We narks. Shrewsbury and Btneingluur As were dare at din; Pre. *awe at 2t. b. 9d. pat. ; and EirmiagbaraCanalsat 81, LIIIIDEI, Aisguit 11. ettomiinctration.—Tlt• market la still flat sad inactive. 13a• only transactions sunned at the beard thin maniac are : York and Sarin Midlands at 30, end Bballiald, latneilidto, sad Mole at 20a. sad 21s. dn. BRISTOL, Aug4s 11. 310411-ZiOxixed.—The market was de- A tumour, arilp accredited, that the died dividend wffl be =l7 after the rate at 4 per Mt., amid =Wed much to limit operatioaa. offas W kPmAN jpprw r • ovrieWozzo.—A. reward bat big. au- ... __ 7.*; Vic lei _.......0 *la - TiariV i iiito; b'itic, a iite switiary 'of tk• NIA Winan*v/ 4, u-- ft. to l tits tar dmismilebrallOorn aw.tvia&" one - lii It' is alleged. has toosado4 1/. 'K ON ii. iligajib. PAU w • • 4firadopor wt. to. Nutt d&a, ladia. 41Itoa r , * , I A_ Isar lA, 40. to do Id. .. ~. , ; .... . . ... . . . itaaray o moo. • • , Kutarar,DY. Avg. it.-411. idaldNaillllattimoook has. . R t AD„ , ... A k ro. ii .The . 46 , of w bai ii , b rad in !!.. • Ow WWII lad VW.: WI D *Tile SLID Idi ri lt da7,l; . said t rl i =11•1: :A: & Wf a l l . 11 1. 01• 7 4. , . ~ lel l , , aki°p . ..., A l tatros Ar I r v= “Pailitalti,.L.•Nowiassauli . .' ' .. siboady litholodsoole w. umbr.v..apr a jo.-Talior poallic &a .tia.la. .Iro II Ilia • 1 whiat...Ter: *NI& t ra msqyAbs 4%; #`' C I L * • 4.1 51, ' do ni•Baisit. sad Oats fa y.; es. b. tif the market was vat sad piss woo la wear or at.' aid 114. purdoila TM: , 4b. to 110 a pit or. borloy, no. to flo. OW; 19r. to is. 6d. ; ft. ed. to 6..; mit 1140.16 to. to N. Oidatoir por beg el 11104.000. 7% per 1016 rootab. sr ibreisre, on to the tans dearer, and Woo waslsore d 1 boa evnend by the &lne to talus oft %be esessidoin q.atk.59•51-ti Arta, prbera.-rese soot be owned le. to 2a *now t *ow bes or arey peas mode 26.. to M. ; end neer motto. 150. to Os. per Joins eupportad former quotations.- Then wet bat little dose in Car. bat lta Tales anderwesWis ohm* , .... . 82MElle . • lbalarre ls, WOW; Stun 'Ed Act, re -us4o to 43...eb1t5..- 49 to 4 te 31 Norfolk sad mo -t036 to 44... d 0...... 40 to 43 to 49 ?aims (Ewa or Saab& . Oainle. St Liss.. r0d....40 so 43 to 45 -Irides-- 43 to 44 to 47 nos- ... . .. - .... ..._« _._........ to to 26 Bens.s.r.F4o ll ll. • - —... 31 to 13...distitling - to 23 to 24 111 to 211 ..teas oars, Elieulfliseir - ii . ie 111 a Ifs 01...b1a5k.. ..... - -to - Paton& .., IS to 19 to SO. Ott...E. fg to 24. Od liorwist di Sedan Ind 19 la 21. 0d... ' ft to 11. od Irish boa .............. 13 to Ids Od.. ..... 16 to 17e 01 alto p0tati..........-... Karr ..... ......................... $4 to 56-11 no noir ...".. 56 t.. 63 es" my -..... !I to 37e Od...sosplo- ......... 34 to SO Moe ..........."........ ::.".. 38 to 40...b000nl ... 40 to 43 Milts - .15 to 36...bilars. .. 311 to XI OP" 94 te . i . i...tiek .... „ to .. Se to Se Cil - to - ....... ......... .N to IS..swoll- 32 34...e1d -to - 2asnmsteans. war Usterwad...-..... ....... it° los. to All Os. vs. Wok of 11 , 1 Mas Islow.Towr.-ewolikoloNooroi.. „. 41 to 44- / no bouseboid 32 to 37 Soda sod 5a11Ak...... 33 to 33 whit 5............ :8 to 113 V 011210 1 4. Moon Malik and Zeirkerg ... 44 to 45 Ino SO to 54 tdiareneenatiodi, and Stotts. 44 to 47 be* owl - to - )Asti Ila=barg ... 36 41 so 44 ... .. 31 to.33...igyptlan to - Zlonabe and Odom $3 to 37 I prat lamas Isrosorineno and altralaZad _ 13 to 17 . 81160101 and Daus& . 13 13 to 16 Prietriond *ad Mt& Ind 1213 to 13 Ditto Brow Pdar.pri engt. -.-........ --- 34 to 211...5e1176—..... 11 to SO Taos, New Spring Per bath. --new winter - .o --oil •-•- to - apt - Baum, Vodka IS 19 to 23...515ti11ing 23 to 24 looms Coals SO to 32...Lawrna -to - Lamm Batts and Russian 39 to 34 to 36 lloditornuma and Odom- - to 36 to SS Itaroszo -to - .besstseed s4 to 16 Rollin= CARWAW et duty, PIT too- d 3 Se. tot S 10s. Looms Gam. Dassa and Gum... ..... .- it 6 Os. tot 6 19a ISM French and antetimen . A 8 10s.to A 7 Os. Fiona Amer.; per barrel ottSlibs. . 29 to 24 Doolabooll limborg.. 33 t - o 24 • =pet Meref 7lba. free 3l to AIIITALS IMO LONDON FROM 6th AUG.IO 11th AUG. Qra Engliele. eantek. l Irish. I Forel" What I OW • . .. 110 19469 O * Mar, I,see seeks ; d barrio Malt, s;aou qrs. ANDOVER, Aug. 11.-We were scantily supplied with Wheat, and the c a m o: firma and thetas was wry meagre. Wheat set an ex y ease, a a rodoctim d full 2s. per qr. The Floor trade was sad Is. a fade cheaper. There were a few smoke of Bray, Oats, , sad Pees exhibited, which were held firmly at the raotatiossof this day week, but very little businesedoing. Sum: the commencement of harvest the weather Meath most favour able, and the grata poetics at Wheat and a few fields a Oats have been housed In good condition. The hems are abundant, and the berry remarkably floe. The winter feed Is looking very rehae, and promise abundant arr.. Thc fallowing are the atom : -Wheat, red, 3h. to 440; beat elute, 40s. to 4r. Barley, 20s. to 261. (k's, 21a. to !he. Peens. Us. to Ms. Peas, lie, to Ma. Malt, Us. to 695. per qr. Flour, 33e. to s4e. per seek. AYLRent7RY, Aug. 11.-We bare a large 'apply of grain, for which, however, there is little or ao demand. The few seise ef fected were at series:los from the prima obtained last week. Wheal, lot. to 13L per load. Barley, 14s. to Me. per qr. Beau, tie. to Ills. Pees, 34e. to Ms. Oats, ITa to Us. RAVI, Aug. 11 -Oar market la again dull, and from Is. to 7a. per qr. lower foe Wheat Other deoptions the same. Reap ing has ► ocannereed, and the crop of Wheat (if well har vested) la every orrebility, prove • good one. Whist, we ll to 40s. Barley, De. to Me. Ors, Ilia. to 27a. Beam, Us. to 40s. Pees, 36.. to 40e. Bahrein, Aug. 11.-In euseguenCe of the fullers Wisp segued In the harvest hid, we have had a moat Mader supply than lea week; still Wheat has declined in value from Is. to la. Od. per load of S bushels. Barley, about 6d. per qr. lower. Pees Is. per load lower. Beans a trifle dearer. Oats about the some as last week. BRRWICR, Aug. 11.-At to-day's market we had not much grain oneeing. Wheat wee b. to 3s. per qr. lower. Osts sad Barley same as last week. Bawd, Aug. 11.-We have had very little Wheat Ufa- Leg In our =AA today; still the tide ban been dell, at Is. destine from the rates of Wednesday. Oats and slow request, and the tun lower. Wheat, red, 435. bbd; Be,white 50s. Aug. 11.-Our market was again chapr for Wheat from Its. to 3e. per qr., sad every other deartptior of Mo very doll sea. We ham bad several bossy storms during the week, which have much retarded raping. Wheat, red, 42e. to 445. ; white, 465. Beans, nos. to 325. Ora, Moto 121. Nerd `Freida, 14e. to 15s. CANTERBURY, Aug. 11.-Oat market we. well supplied with Wheat, but very few buyers. Wheat from Is. to Is. lower. Wheat, white, new, 455. to sus.; brown, 365. to 435. Barley, 29.. to 31s. Oats, 17e. Beans, 275. to Ms. Peas, Ma. to 265. Cantata, Aug. 11 -The supply of Wheat about an average; Oats and Barley only limited. Theory d au much the same as lad week except Wheat, which, in • few inetanees, was sold for ed. per babel IDOL Wheat, white, Itiv. Gd. to Vs. ; red, 17.. Id. to 19s. Harley, Ipa to 11.. 6d. Oats, potato, Te. 6d. to h. 6d.; com mas, elo.faL to Is. Id. Flour, per stew, 2v. to fa..ld. Oatmeal, Is. td. Armed, Is. 4d. Barkeyrneed, Is. 4d. Command, Aug. 11.-The weather is now all that can be desired fee harvest. Ibe attendance of fanners Is today very small, and the supply of Wheat mat :o nothing. The trade is ex tremely dull, and paces are Is. per qr. lower. One or two sample, of new Wheat were on offer, the quality of which was not good. It Is the growth of light sal. Beans as lag noted. Peas are a dull vale, at Is. per qr. arise. 01.0IICISTIO, Asg. 11.-At our market this day the at. tadeam was mai The Emilia Wheat on altar was taken very 11101417. at Fa. Per on MES Wady. Foreign Is greely eared at le. to I.A.zr e. ....,withest Saari buyers. Ida and Beans temOn hat Me dewed Is Ws sum. la Otis we have no change to rare. The waiter Is=ee d A L, lsarrest Ness mlms geser.l. Wheat, laddiels, Wilts. we imp. &Lie tie.; re; ie. PL to la. U.; Made (white Nom, pee Se. Wawa. M. I Pelt* Pews. NNW, Santa, W. Jul . ea ft; Ober, firstsgergel.4 ha to IA; Odeasa, 7111111.1116 nerateel. SL Si Beeep, Besith.driadwg, par sm., Us. le na.;_sedies. per pedal qr., his. - 211- • Irim, gebilsg. W IL • Rialarg,lsa. to 265, ; kedge, grinding, fib. WSW _par imperial bushel, 4s. to 4s. ad.; &reign, Ilgystes„ per as Md. to es. ed.; Preach, Dario small tick. had. le ; i. Itid. to 4,- On% Limerick, Wadard,llanieserthy, whits, per 3121 ha, kb. Gd. to ; Omit, Waterford, Tughall, Ms. to 20e. Gd. ; Welsh, black, Ile. Sul. to 20e. • pee 2121b5, 19a. 6d. to 20s. Per, grey and 'v i sa', la 4d. to 31. 9d.; Foreign, 3e. 4d. to dd. , lent 32e. to 31s. Unwed Cake, per W. Pam* IL WU. GOILD7OIIII, Aug. 11.-We had a small addition to our peeriostely large reek if Wheat, he which the demand wee limited, at a decline of 2s. per qr.; three maples of new were at market, of Ladling quality, their vela Wag 4.91. and 50s. Wheat 345. ta Ma. OM; les. to 22a. Pees, Us. to VA. HaltildliD, Aug. 11.-This day's market was hut thinly attended. The floe harvest weather4cripled with the great reline , toe at Mork-Ws, eared priors to &aline 4d. to 6d. per bushel as 'A hest, at which decline the millers seemed cautious purchasers- In spring eon next to nothing doing. Wheat, per 621b0, 3e. 4d. to is. Sel. ; Barley, per bushel, M. to 21.41 d. Beans, 4s. oe.. to li. 4d. Oats, 2e. 9d. to 3s. id. Pea, white boilers, G. to 6.. 4d.; grey, ik to se. 3d. Heivroan, Aug. 11.-Tee market to-day for Wheat entremely doll, at • reduction of full le. per load ,• supply not large. Baby nab het week's pews. A few maples of new Pees at mar ket; pier from Ills. to 20a. per load. Oats adult trade. Wheat, 255. to 31s. per lead. Rada, 12s. to 235. per qr. Oats, 17e. to 24.. Pats, lat. to its, per load. Beans, 20.. to 23.. Rye, 10e. to 20e. Aug. 11.-At to-day's market we had a fair el bath Wheat and Odle. The forma was a dull sale, at • deaßra et Is. per load. Oats wan a brisk a k, without altered, nln value. Wheat, 29e. to Us. per load ef 20 etue. Oats, 11.. to 13.. pis nava. American bard klaar, Vs. to 255. Laßsseraa, Aug. 11.-W• have had showery weather during the week, with a high temperature. Today's market was fairly d szt e led with Wheat, for which there was a free sale, at L. per toed. Oatmeal ntreesely dell, sad to effectsles milers wore obliged to take fully IC per rod less mor. Wheat, Ma. to 31s. per gr. el WOW. oatmeal, 245. 6d. to Ms. p ie qr. of 2401h0 LBICISTBB, Aug. 11.-Oar what to-day was well rep OW slit Meat from the brew% wed priest were (idly 2s. per qr. War Mao lost week's tostadoee. Rada was also a shade lower. Odise green remains ahead the same se hid reported. MutMeMersa, A 11.-With the meseption of partial Omit Mowers, the trier he Wee We enete character, and OK wither recort frac lonia an Mesh% hies tbe past week's Wiese to wry awry WSW. At Lewdest and Weblideld ewe Wefts Ms Wet eabsted tee het set mealy se mush ea la Imam. 'Alp thgtemeher inch seMultat tird. The Vow asthma la any meat. batreese, sOW It. Mad. Primp Wfrt way le 'Wed Awl W. per WWI, aid Yew Is. to b. peprr mak lower ; whilst anything Wow the shushed Si rid& with sad at aseatekt prism Oar without allwellen. OMNI* W. per loan 'huger. Odom adds' 'Mout musk eriseen. Prowl WWI per WWI et Nan, English, wk.. 1% To to 7s. U.; red, 71. lberdkal red, 66.01. to 71.111.; white, 7s.to id. ha per bald et Wm, vtaftsA*: 1141. Oats, per Ulla, WA, dielsk_ent wm, b. 9d. to he. M.. Isist Idisditsd sew. b. Id. W Ss. SI. Besse, pr qr. et= mei. aka 37a.; elek. Us. to 3da. Malt, per 6 =l . e. le 416.; floa made. Oa. to 410 Peas, per S elbe end Wee helhes, 3h- to 36e. Fleur, per mek of IMP& mad likk Aws. Sib. to 330; outwears, fies. Id. le SU; mil" IRO MUM Crossik par lead et INelta. liegiet and Indy MOW. Iflievageta-ow Trim, Aug. 11.-The weather sines this Dm at en 'wangled tharener, impact Wunder AcmehadMglaela antOragai is wines et the country, ea si mmidoe: l l 4 ,L uiti V r rs eg rata. Oa Wedip We had • pallor adage, and a good deal at rata Inservale. whilst du. rew dr there was a dense lbg, width was sweseseed this mars b4o,l era red •1401.1111111111W2T1k* Ths trade dub, the'premat leaakwaes week, lellesmel try Ihs ilet marts •trem hie peenned Melt. to promote salsa la Misr what waver II eel Weems to wets to s a d odles et la we qr. end' mak ether seddes the eeme Rae Wing is p t 2 4 =d e tr oid este rum eate4. o =vis o r Ben Its NE m W re. Ors wed. NW ends Wag a peen sa e wearZ si lh:l. ho s ti gesegea W Imm albs"6 4l l : l2llo rißtw ia ttel:= l 7ot pr " taa= a llam ha all probihifley many irtneu a ta w nt rgahleg m 'MOW ' al lbeelege Yian Ms at . Ms moot It ems * an thet any Mad Wheat thee we emereeshis aL"L. 13t aw thuLllsdeade les boss reing ; ;lsly se la molest 111.441. Weer bid Weer pewee, med. this le Wed. we alma ma 41) pilliNlo.lllo, en emit W tte ase =r , mewl awe espedelly se ow prime sera ' Weer tine as Wilieset. err sweat tide sensWg we buts mederateshers at VMS teem the renew, and hubs Ma MIA ba hom the ear, he beet fieskarsehed smigha r as well as se oath esimhy, wiet tpa rdoeveled die dedlilret Tuesday, Whilst me tnigissmeet shia= Ma . et Is. per IP ilid demur ss _htelliri s tirere hafelatt. *poi seetensme NOMadsvalse. • sea he tam 4111114111 L WNW darleyln rais 7- 12 1 .7=01 eßaas. red Peas ISM= &Mb Sid the mos vidi . 40r loan; liseimeenli ilealkosetstile, ideolebb.; rela l i '&= N rie... t e n te 4 y tte. ° l gear& 14 tit Nob& wid us tries issmor er 21a.; 22a. le• , fide i r '80:601A6.1.m. ami ll, Ilmtelt .tirldia •le enmesh aselldupg, 'lld `llla. Pim. wham le Ma New _ • I Indud, dla. lir 364 . 111 diam .1. 37e. pee t W it tem 444 is air • vs& is . dM reg. M b Ott ; tar g" ltrelarlm, hest end Mirk Mike, Os. le Sti; red, MAO 41 Oil rad Beidda, white, db. * ; eed, es. to Ms.; Pelleeklig Lowe* 6 I 41 9 : 1 di& PS' 21 16 ei int 21i 134 ex int 101 111 • • pat. si 44 pa. 2$ 14 • $ 1 n lie 11. It Pi. 134 13 33 SI dii. it 21 16 3 11 1 3 1 pm. Sou Pau SS_ SS. 13* iii I S pos. It db. 10 dla. 20. icy ii 4 ex In 161 171 ez in 24 31 4 az la 1 Of out 1 SOY. leol 11 li l 10 1 1 as. Si 4i 2 9 db. 1 I Ws. IS 13 di.. 230 133 ii ii: ii pm. 40 pm. 20 pm. 78 ST 7 dia. 16 41 dia. as ii pm. 6 i jm. 19 17 die. 10 8 dia. 49 49 die. 39 3 dis. 7 4 61 dia. 29 2 prells 1 4 496 44i 6 7 pia, 100 102 ...1 18 19 itPls. dig 37 1 $ 7 es di,. 91 16 ex die. 52 54 ex dlv. 52 54 ex die. 61 61 ex itv. I N pli 22i 125 130 2 21 pa. 4 5 pm. 31 1 ii4 dfa 12 114 As. 5 I dia. 4 14 St 10 11d4. 9 9 Il} lii 17 19 l 9 11 die. • e 7 duo. 15 14 ills. 15 14 die. 2t Ws. 14 "131 die. 41 43 ii ii dl.. 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The villages round brad. I,rd and other great manufacturing centres are pe r . ticipating in the renovated prosperity of their mark et towns. _ _ OUTGOING MAILS. Malls Ur British North America and the United States will be made up on the evening of August 17. The West India Mails, excluding Bermuda, Havana, Nassau, Honduras, New Orleans, and Mexico , and excluding those for Madeira, St. Jnan-dellicararta, New Granada, Chili, and Peru, will be made up on August 17. The mails fur Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Madeira, Cadis, and Gibraltar, will be made up on August 17. The mails for Gibraltar, Malta, Greece, the lonian Islands, *opt, Callon, India, and China, via Southamp ton, will be made np on the morning of the 20th of August. The mails, via MlLFlRiliell, to the Mediterranean, Egypt, Oeyli,n, India, Hong-Kong, &e., will be made up on Atmtust 24. The malls far Madeira, the Brazils, end Buenos Ayres, will be made up on Sept. 4. The Leeds Mecury, comrnen'ing upon this stet s o f affeire, attributes the revival mainly to two caue s - the cheapness of food and re.e-tabliehm ec t of cot; partitive tranquillity in meat European conutriee. Th e official average pnoe of wheat during the sir weeks ending . on the 26th of July lasi was 475. 2d. ; its average price during the s : ponding six weeks of 1847, when trade was so mash depressed, was 81s. 3d. It stands to reason that the low price of food should benefit manufactui es • 16 less the bulk of the population have to pay for Prose. gone the more they can afford to spend on clothie r Again : the price of wheat during the six weeks ma: ing 26th July, 1848, was 48s. 4d., not materially different from the as forage price of the correepones s i period of the present year; but at that time Me le e s ; of Europe was either convulsed or psralyeee. Te i improvement in our trade has kept pace with the return of tranquillity on the continent, see the extreme activity witnessed at this moment in Brad ford is owing to large purchases by foreign houses con. sequent on the prospect of the Danish blockade betel ra i s ed. The preservation of peace, the exteusiou of our commercial relations, and cheap food, are theme ditions of England's prosperity. There is ev ery remain able prospect that the present satisfactory state of our home affairs will outlaw & The harvest is now in fall operation tl.roarhout du southern and midland counties, and its promis e i s magnificent. Trade is reviving throughout Europe, end the European markets are very bare of &glee goods. Across the A:lentie matters are in quite se favourable a position. The proclamation of the Pre sident of the Unit_d States, meeting by a declare tion of reciprocity, the enactments of oar new nevi. gation law, es as daily expected when our Ltest den pitches were sect off from New York. The trade cir. oilers of Bombay for May and June show a large and growing demand for the goods of Manchester. We are not so presumptuous as to deny the pee. bility of future reverses. The renewal of civil sad international broils on the continent could not bit affect this country disadvantageously. Pe siiieue ud dearth, those terrible and inscrutable visitationsof Providence, are alwcys within the range of polihei. ties. Excessive speculation, the vice of propene times, would, under any circumstances, spread die trees and ruin around. But with common pre. dance on the part of traders, there is every reason to anticipate a ieeEtheted period of prosperity for our country, if the liberal CuMMUCiIi policy which has been gaming ground of late yeus be persisted in, rind if cur rulers succeed in preikivingu from embroilment in foreign wars. Peace is the true policy of Britain. We say this in no callous lack of sympathy for the efforts of ether peoples to attain for themselves the blessings of free institutions. It is not by engaging in armed crusades that Great Braila eau promote civil liberty thrcuh• out the world ; there are surer metes of effecting that end. When Prime 11. wu fittteg out his Armada, he applied for a leanto the merchants of Genoa. Thos.: high-minded re publicans refused moneys which would hove bees used against their friend and ally ELIZISEiII of England, and their refusal materially crippled the exertions of the arrogant despot. What the mer chants of Genoa then did for England, the me chants of England can now do to a much greatee extent for the freemen of Europe, wherever they are arrayed against the unholy alliance of despots. To the maundering of the few organs of protection in the press, the facts upon which we have been dilating afford a sufficient answer. That no such answer is required by the parliamentary leaders of the protectionist faction is sufficiently apparent from their anxiety to shelve the question throughout the late session. An evening ocean of the parry sadly declared about a week ago its conviction the neither free - traders nor protec ionists were in ewrnee in their professions, In so far as its own party is cue eerned, the journal in question. oueht to ki.uw belt; and its confeeeion of the insincerity of its friends we most potently believe. WATE& AT LONDON BRIMS Tao D•t— ]f =la6, Afternoon, 9 Ws. Pm , 9 . T•Pleennen—NAnsis& Cra m pig 0; .fll Eau pin lu. LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST, 13, 1849. THE King of Pitmans did not speak in person his speech to his parliament upon its opening. We are not surprised that he should shrink from it. A con stitution for the third or fourth time altered, Schles wig eacrifieed after a fruitless effusion of blood to the interests of non-German powers, an evident quailiog before the formidable and menacing alliance of the two absolutist courts, whilst all to be boasted of was victory over Germans, nay over German liberals, who, however mistaken and foolish, might plead great and jest provocation for their folly—these were no themes for a royal month, and were more fitly en trusted to that of the Cabinet-adjutant, Count BRAN DENBURG. And yet the royal speech is very unlike Count BRANDENBURG. For it is neither stupid, nor illi beral, nor reactionary. Concerning Prussia itself it says little, the monarch not committing himself with a chamber, which, in purely Prussian affairs, is ler happier* royaliste qua le Bat. But it speaks out on the subject of Germany. Tne most striking feature in the speech, indeed, is the subordinate part, which Prussia as a separate state plays in it. The eyes and anxieties of the framers of that speech are evidently not confined to the reconstitution of Prussia itself, within the scope and limits that 1815 assigned to it; they are turned much nioro eagerly towards the great German family and empire, of which the re-organisation is considered as the grand object of the day, the only one worthy of the thought of either the prince or the parliament. After the very first paragraph, indee the speech rives into the difficult questiuns of the new empire. It re presents the future prospects cf Prussia as completely hound up in the success of the imperial constitution ; and it entreats the members of the Prussian Chamber not to pursue a merely local policy, but to take Ger man and comprehensive views, directing their own acts to the establishment, not merely of a Prussian, but of a great German state, and judging the KING'S by their bearing on this great object. The speech pays a just tribute to the intelligence and the patriotism of the Frankfort parliament, with which it might have added that Prussia was chiefly prevented from coming to an agreement by the in trigues of Austria, hostile alike to all schemes of either German unity or German freedom. The moat remarkable of the royal declarations is that in favour of a Voila-verb - dung, or popular repre sentation for Germany, as the great fouudation of its unity and liberty. What gives more importance to this, is the well-known fact of Russia and Austria having entered into a close offensive and defensive alliance, of which one of the fundamental principles is to allow of no assemblies in their domi nions, or within the sphere of their influence, that are other than senatorial or consultative. In ether words, all assemblies must be chosen by the crown, or from lists furnished by the crown, and are to be coneulta five, permitted to offer advice, but not endowed with legislative power. As to bvitiloN and his constitution, bath have fallen into imbe.ility, and been set aside toge ther. The principles of Schwartaenberg are those of Russia, with the exception that the Aus trian provinces will have the semblance of a constitution, estates without legislative power. Such we shall find established in Lombardy by BA. DETBKI : and such we shall find established in Rome by his worthy compeer, OUDINGT. For it is ef.dent that BARRor and locciuzvithz are but the accom plices of the Austrian and Russian league against Italian liberty, not, as they pretended, the liberal an tagonists. The part of defender of constitutional liberty which France has wilfully flung away, and which England is not in a position to play, Prussia seems reedy to take up. We say " seems ready," for we cannot for get the sudden and the many changes of the Prussian King, with the various metamorphoses of his policy. Neither should we give credit to the beat intentions, when each creatures as BRANDENBURG and MANTEMEL are to be the executors and the instruments. We speak, therefore, with much re serve, in saying that the royal speech spoken at the opening of the Prussian Chamber does indicate the taking up the constitutional cause and flag against the absolutist ones, when cannon-wheels are still, thank heaven, stuck fast in the mo rasses of the Theiss. If they sink there, the cause held up by Prussia is able to thrive cf itself, and to elevate Prussia or its dynasty upon its rising tide. But should the Hungarians succumb—France re maining, as she is under the &ABBOT ministry, traitor to the liberal cause in Europe—then the struggle of Prussia will be a difficult one. The question, too, is, how the King of PRUSSIA allowing him the credit of all prestut good intentions —has left himself liberty to pursue them? He has in a rade and precipitate manner strangled chambers and emstitutione which pushed him to hie moderate libentiitm. Has he not new fallen into the opposite extreme, and gut climbers and cunstitittions which will impel him in an absolutist and reactionary sense? The military and the functionary elements predominate in the present chamber, owing to the liberal party having withdrawn in disgust and despair , from the elections. Can the King of FRUSSIA make German liberals oat of Prussian tories ? That is the question which the first week or two of debates and eivisions will enable us to ascertain, and for the answer to which we look with the very greatest anxiety. Should the majority of the Prussian chamber sup port the views of the King, no time will be lost for the summoning of another German parliament, from which, indeed, Bavaria and Austria have already de clared their dissidence. These powers meditate a counter-parliament at Itatiebon. Bavaria has, indeed, ceased to be a German state. It retires from the German to join the Austrian and Italian Zollverein. As the scale of duties in the latter is infinitely higher, and as Bavarian finances were greater gainers than the Spinets of any other power by its junction with the Zollverein, the greatest die content, financial as well as political, will pervade all classes of Bavarians against what the King has done. But his Majesty has made provision fur this by stipulating that Austrian troops shall occupy Bavaria, the Russians at the lame time continuing to occupy Hungary, the conquest of which is taken for granted. We shall thus have Europe divided into two camps, the united ceases of absolutism and prohibition in the one, of constitutional government and comparatively free trade in the other. There is no hesitation as to which aide shall command the sympathies of the ailßritish public. 41. FRANCE. SATtRDAY, 5.30 P.M, The disgraceful scene th it occurred in the Legie lative A'.sembly yesterday is the topic of cemnont and deserved reprobation from every portion of the press this morning. It Is universally agreed that the act of M. Pierre Bonaparte is aggravated by the feet that M. Goofier, the member whom he treated shamefully, is an old man of 72, whose grey hale should have saved him from aggression, even thoogh he had made use of the term " imbecile," which he denies having applied to M. Pierre Bonaparte. Nor is the conduct of M. Dupin free from blame in this matter, and free comments are made on his caning the aggrieved party, as well as the aggressor, to be placed separately in places of confinement, a meanie very unlike justice in the case of M. Gutitr. Many versions are given of the affair; suffice it to say that all at once a tumult was heard on the left, just behind the minis:trial benches, and then a met violent scene might be witnessed. The members all hurried round an elderly representative, who op peered in the utmost agitation, and on whom Mr friends were lavishing aid and consolation ; other members rushed from the right. The ushers ran op to stop the tumult, but the crowd bad in a moment ' become so compact, that they were unable to effect their object. A number of members were then seen all struggling together—several of the left cashed over the seats to reach the scene of confutfon—a large stick was handed down, but was seized by a member on its passage, and flung away—the whole assembly was by this time on foot—the confusion was of the moa painful description—and the President put on hie ha:to intimate that the sitting was suspended. The struggle however went on, without any one at first seeming to know what it was all about, when, at the end of nearly 10 minutes, the ushers and some of his friends suecced. lug in leading M. Pierre Bonaparte out of the chow her, the members of the demos crowd gradually ter closed their hold, and with disarranged dress, heated faces, and exasperated looks, withdrew to their placer. The word imbecile had been used, and M. Pico Bonaparte had given a box on the ear to M. Gamier All this had passed in afe seconds, and thea arca the scene of confusion which we have described. A glass of water was brought to M. Meatier, whoop petered quite overcome ; he bathed his face in it ore ral times. It was some time before the agitation subsided, though the members had returned to the'r seats. At last the President took off his hat, and car parative silence was restored. The question of provocation was elicited to-day be fore the juges ,'instruction, and two witnesses waoat on each side of M. Chestier affirm that it is he rely" used the word " Imbecile," which led to the blo" given by M. Pierre Bonayiarte. The latter wrote * . letter to M. Dapin to-day, begging that the juttiee.V the country may take its course against him. intends to rely in his defence upon the law of 1819, NEARLY a month has elapsed s i nce we directed which takes provocation given as an attenuating en attention to the improved condition of the cotton cumstance,ilrisonment. In the assembly t oda y , renders the accused liable to fine esl, manufacturing diatricts. The improvement, we were I and not ith authorised to state by parties extensively engaged te president read a requisitoire of the Procureu r do in commerce , was of that steady and healthy ens.- pnblique. M. Baroche demanding authorisatice ratter, that warrants the expectation of permanence. prosecute M. Pierre Bonaparte, permission d. 7 The latest • intelligence from the great central of granted unanimously, and thopresident t hen the woollen and linen onanullecturee ra Yorkshire is, letter already referred to. Laying aside the queen.o : rea if premible, ,more deeidedly favourable. At Leed s 44 provocation, there seems no doubt in any of them M rest activity every branch of the woollen press as to the mode of eharacterieing the act that b. trade ; the stocks of goods are low , . the orders on cr eated at y . n i nck twat. band ettilleteee, the machinery . is fully employed. The Chamber, loiter disposing of the matter bet "t at Zateld and in all the valle of the hills not present at the assembly, though the ax se ' are all running full - time. At M. Chestier and his opponent, who, by the war, tr a whisk separate Varkahire ,_ from •ei the commenced the discussion of a project of law tent . /Ma manufacture Mis orate . of vat aotivitY.' to attenuate the effects of a . deeree palled by rile tent. The wonted manufacturer@ at Halifax / oaeiS l 2 ll e7iand visinuel griaernetent with' regard to certain goo.. Bingley have experienced great and rteady improve- ° s ee m nu hoe had pi et a t h ese officers en meat. „Sawicz, Xnaleatorough and the . of *big list; whilst dry were yet within the CO ol; the WAS, the Bata 61.0alaieen tilanafacturc, enjoy a. o f iegthieoserkg, infhorilaw pane& by a lard . brisk traria. Th. inpuivainent is not confined to din j e tit 7 o.« • 1..!A •141. •" • textile manufeaturve of Yorkeltire&.. AR. Sheffield, :Ithelp r eei l kete, *A m y .4 1e , hi ) inlnhert,, where trade is always slow to revise attar a period of punning th e coarse he has d ow n, of cow" other Ist 191 IC el A 4 1 Pin Na I 31 3 1 31i 72 5 31 35 4 13 141 15 131 1 14 Ine 14k 31 1 33 1 4 1 31 631 2 t.ll ac lat 19 i 1 I i 13 3i 7i Mil Mil Mil tit° r r In pla rea