The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-05 00:00:00

NOTTINGHAM 8 HIRE AGRICULTURAL 80CISTY. The annual show of this soc:efy wen held on Wed- A, needay, I. the Carle Yard. It wee an exerediegly rod r see,.. b ,sk .. to the another sad the quality of the easels ' shwa; but °lrian to the state of the weather, it ;roved alma a inure. Only about three hundred sad eft, persons h? wilmiedos. The shim premiums ware awarded as weealls red in the Gouty of Nolliaghsas, 51., Mr. of BeMßoldpferti. Bat brood man and foal, 31., to Mr. A. Stratton, of Bonny. Bast two-ysur old silt or Ally, 2L, lb. J. Smith, of Crop weßlleatl3l. hop. bull. amelft two pen and di =lath! old, 51., Mr. 'AWNS, etwW riorpit, for his hull " Coons.' Beet ditto. under two and a had years old, SI, Mr. Pleedler. et lAstimmiawaite. Bed tow Is eslf is milk, above three years old, 31., Mr. Miler. el Bebdislkw*". Bass WU tees We to three pare old, fa calf or in WA, li.. Mr. 111.1mhb. ef Crop well Butler. BM hdluileani OM to two years old, 21., Mr. Plateker, of Medlneellardlis Bad kmg.treelled via of say sp above a iheerling, Si., lb. beam Raddlagton. Bid almarlieg ed lug.woolled ram, 31., Mr. B. Deem% of =ha EA shor•woolicd rau, 21., Bev. T. C. Cane, of Thar- Bast pa of three leed-weelled ewes which have mimed Watts this year, and smelled bona mike let of July, 21., Mr. J. S. Barges. W ens time Plaesepeat Beet pa of keg-wee/a theme. 21., Mr. Bantu Them beet ifiessileg weasel etembreed, 21., Mr. Burgess. Three best thertwalled ewes, M. Mr. Stokes. These kW elms mould theme, 21., Rev. T. C. Cam Bast bar easy brad. of any she. 21, Mr. James Wood, ef Weewleme, N Bed breeding at i e raalibretd, of any age exceeding one year, K. Mr. Shileosk. allow. Te the estieger or labourer who shall exhibit the beet St or Wig pg, 21., lif. John Wetherell. of New Liaise. Altheagle as premium were awarded for implentents, the st. show was a imp are, but the date of the weather ma dared It 1 te mit thus. The ansimi bum was UM at the the loath, the president se the (Messy ei Calverten. Beq.) In the shalrt wee suppwted by Lend TAMA Hill, of Named Park, sad by 01 Levied, ef Liam Th• usual loyal teams ha7 . ing bona dunk the shabou dews " The Army and Navy, te (*kb Clap. Legal Mk* and haueserdy responded.— Cep. Lewd then mu mad paid ." Sumer te the Agrieralts isl Ikeissy if Natfiglimihka.' A peat deal had been said altent the utility end sweaty of then issiblieei het be though' ft would be 'balked, that wharaur they mho% end - use smiled wt wilt smithies Lk* egehreltese Mil hemmed la the nulghbourhood. great a s flereaslty ft= weak but be thought that a great deal sere still reemined le be dams Lwow as was the Impeumeat of suit. he Illaddini that that et imple ment& was auk awe re. An Implement scald not work of 11•11.-it must have eisnelledy Is leek Mier It; sad so they bud that whenever they INN nes& mere 'shouters were snaked, sad it babies Mad thus Os lend would both Is- Murata thin ter madtankel applinee, and dill fled an =t dithe labrarer. But them moieties had smother 1"1 , la the pseud dep they were el Pawl In a vary Meek petition ; and he thought they might look to them easseledue fir the mesas of esuicating though's. What be eamplakted of, however, was that they had as yet put for ward =shin tangible. He complained that they had not ethat appeal hem the influential landed prop:tors is this eythat thry had a sight to expect; but still they bad emns a tuse se of such extensive marled knowledge that might Lek to them ter saggesions as to what INNUIP, _ I Mum penes in their present exigencies. He complaleed tithe supiaettese end disunion of the agricaltund slam as to the laws that affected them. Arrasimumute for the next quarterly discussion having been made, the nestles brace up. SUNDAY LASOIII IN THE POST-OTYICT--A meet of Ike iababitants of St. Botolph, Aldersaam, the liberty of yard, St. Ann sad Agnew', and St. Joke Zachary, was held paterday at the Royal General Dispensary, Althmgaterstreet, to take into esesideration the order hoes the Trearery, to open the General Post ece for the transac tions( badness on Sundays. Sir P. LAURIN in the chair. The meeting having been addressed by the 1t.,. Maim. Webber, Povah, ft gem, Satberlard, sad Meas. Lena sad Steam resolutions condemnatory of say increase ef fiends, lather, were serried unanimously, and a =instilled to the Leeds of the Timmy agalestthe propoesd desecration ef the Rabble*, wee she adopted. TMs ST. KATHARINE% WHAM—The arrival of the mail stesmAilp ken Rotterdam on Sunday morning hetet the St. Hatharbie's Steam pocket IVhart, adjniVy a r r the Tower, instead of, as hitherto, at the Brunswick W , ilineker , ll, has been followed by the removal of the whole of the foreign trade of the ship of the General Steam Nsviga. Sea Company from the latter place to the Katharine's Wharf, and it is announced that from the preEnt time let ward the moth trading to and flout Hamburg, Illtterdarn, Antwerp, Ostend, and Havre, will arrive at and take their tivartare from the pnnies !mown as as St. Hatharine's Wharf, for the greater thavesissee and °moron of the tra velling public. BUSHEY INSTITUTION YON MUTUAL bLPßOVE thert.—Leat evening the animal mita of the members of this institution took place In the Sauey Chapel School room, the Bee. James Shuman (minism of the chapel) prmidiag. Thee was a large weedy's, of people, and a plentiful waggly et tee, eeffee, bread and better, and cake. The Busied entertainment was under the direction of Mr. H. 8. Key, mid consisted of selcotinns from Rossini, Horsley, MOW Weber, Balk. Aube", Bullish, sad other composers et distingniehed merit. D•tweeo the Ant and second puts et the mask, a prim essay, " Ort the Tear 1848," was read by the saseemfal aomptator t and tLe prise was afterwards mended by the preslient. voceedinp of the evening terminated with the National AtAltem, and the company seemed greatly plumed with the entertainment provided for them. FORGERY OT • PRIZE MONEY ORDER. —At the Plymouth Gaildhall, on Monday, a man calling himself William Williams, apparently eb ut 60 years of age, and having the appeasesa of a seaman, was brought up in cus tody of the police, charged with forging a prmg wormy ticket for 1003. Mr. Eastlake, Admiralty solicitor, attended far the prosecutioe ; sad Mr. W. J. Little for the prboner. Mc C. Marks, Navy agent, of Plymouth, deposed that on Friday, ei Sept. nod, the prisoner came to his shop and pre. a prize order for 1003., coming to George Hammer, late a ship's eeek on board her Majesty's brigantine Dol phin, which vessel brought in the wreak of the Lady Kenna way, But Indianian. The primer at that time was deemed as a ship's exik sometimes does dress, and had on a bliss jacket with anchor button,. He said he had left the ship at Ascension; being ill he had been iamlided bone by the moan. He said he would take the prise money coming to him, 601. in money and 603. in goods. This was agreed to, and the prisoner consequently received the 603. in money and the good.. He had enbsegmatly been induced to sus pect the prise ticket to bee forgery. Henry Whiteford, shoemaker, el Devoupert, maid he had known the prisoner for some years by the name of Williams. He did not know mush about him, but he sometimes came into his shop. This was the ease on Saturday sad Thursday last. He had no particular asmenatios with him ea either of them days, and he was spite sure the prisoner did not leave Garbing with him. Mr. Eastlake applied to have the ems re manded until Thursday, when he expected further evidence would be forthcoming. Mr. Little said he should not object to the remand, and applied, that a part of the sway found on the prisoner when smorebended, whisk anssuated to about 131., should be di nned to the pompom ef the defence. In mess where money woo Mod ea pus apprehended, it had been the custom ef the stsgistrates to make such an order.—Mr. Harks said the pelseaer lad stated that she money found aped kin was is=sal all that was left, of his (Mr. Marks') money. He not be able to he present en Thursday, as he was gels. to Landes that nigh; and should not return until after Thursday.—The bench decided upon remanding the pth ig e tiss er and debited giving any decision on Mr. Lattices until the wet examination. WEATHER AND THE CROPS IN THE NORTH. cloy weather whisk prevailed dating the ter part ef lost weak et kart during , Friday, sod Serasessy, lay either is setting or ersookg the met e Ir eff eloted e Ink was swum irk is some sells matted in the sheaf; awl a greet post the swop hod bees meshed in We =yea essikke. thenewsking pieties WY ss naiiiiew shim that its km set only would he been a aria km to file farmer. but would hays told with env dime ea Ste math Sunday, too, was a miserable da of sold god elm; and al hough there was but little of a athareide aka" Meads dawned with but by desk sad ea thins wee. rapidly anpssses by a brilliant sus, with dry, and keeping ansoaphare, before breakfast all /Mtli Win basil is doming the Odds of the re wskeing Mears, ebbing ar t i• the best esedities, were stacked without • was no lam favour able; and in the naighbeeshesd, with bat trifling esesptiess, holds were cleared is the strum to the day. Alses the Whole line af kmatry litirdsg Dunbar the mop la sew ha week, and a= sa. semo portion of it has sot We thenred is the bath the temperature is m low, the allstosphere so height end slaw, and the wind so sharp eel drying, that there is but little cheese of the grain heat kg In the stash& Frew an erainesse to the south of Yadek. a distant range of the Grampian wss oa Monday deeta k eblemble. tlththly emend with wow, Whiolt iMea 7lllls other progssesomiss, leaves little doubt of an early twister. In the nigh end late etwatsy lying to the south of a line drawn Rees (Word to Posisent, jai theses westward to the Pearksio • a geed deal et grain is still is the deli, and a punks Will nowt ; but eves if it were wholly leek although hi less would be biddy dimermas to essay ledividusis, the offset ea WO general msbet would be inappreciable. In sever.' piano ogle bonb on a u * pat upon turnips, which have L. meth by Ike Isto rains Potatoes anivereslly Imam of amok In this neighbourhood large mmsdies see dolly nth to market, and sold at sleben any price, to avoid the elaset total Ina which, it is hared, would follow say seletip mere thew. k geed deal of oatnitubble has dee* 108111 tarred cep.—Rikstrarr Witness. LION= ow TM COAST OF FRANCR.—The COrs siladoscrs of the anima have issued directions to the prinelpek of the deparleasst at the several porta thienS the kingdom, to eases et Mies memesting three sew ea the easel of Riess, whisk has been reseived by from the Lards' Oesinholothe of the Admiralty, to be sized ap la a essqpithows theerin the custom-home of their resplative perk. Ise Ike leihrsetion of masters of meek and tan poem amessiL THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENUiti,, OCTOBER 5 1849 We ftwiher learn that the 'overarm bad complied wit. the viii es of. the cookainsta, euhreytd is :oriel tee Si. Excendacy, and bid Ilfrat:ted the cf el 5n the elutps on the lame terios as other wool eie of duty. This appeared to be called for by the asteseive.aygetit. of boiling down, ,which was oarriedtin in the neighbouring colonies, where no fellmongers were established to separate the wool from the skin ' whilst at Hobart Town there were several wool-weshing establishments. This oonoeselon would obviate the necessity of seeding the silos b Ecgland, and would increase the bugloss. of the place. The market at Lannoeston on the 20th hat slightly WNW, and wheat was again fetching Ss. SC per bibs!. Some holders would not sell ender b. 4*. b Ss. U. English barley was firm at as. Oats ins le. 9d. to 2a. We have received the following interesting letter from a correspondent, dated Valparaiso, the Nth el July, upon the eorrectnese of whose statements impli cit relianc e be placed: Yon will be entices to have soma ides ef the entertained here of California, with mid* subject the merchants here are the best as lphkeed. At present all the evils usually attending • ztito • sew spesalatioa an new being put by the smiseity of the emigrants, and the Ha iti Wt have been eat, is many instances being un to the (decays/noes* of the country will leave es Immense loos ,• in feet, we know of cargoes being on Ihear =back to this port. Made clothing of all kinds, and gar (preserved partioululy), as elm haelsmenoi Its nesahanic., will, fa a Meg time continue to hove a paean. able result to skippers; bat piece goods, where there ie no one to make them up, a d wines and spirits sent in too large a rimatiti for the population hith , rte settled, them women lie ripened to be profitable. Time will, lesereves, esesolidate society, and cure these evils. The ream* evil that every person has to meet with ie the alma entire absence of females, and with a pepaledsa emisting tf about 25,000 men, which is the suamisr llaberbasetived, you can conceive what a dread ful Mae of solisty mom exist. When the state of the win. ter weather will prevent the miners from working, gambits,, sad drinking, and their coneequenese, can alone be the smelt. With respect to the Indians, they will, es IMlssefors, vanish before the whit* race, and • this meant we have nothing to sprehend beyoni ono. shod lees of lives fee some time. That the country abounds Ila debases of ere of every description is incontestably true. Tie sessat of gold sent from this place, and previously re solved bon Sea Francisco is enormous, sad we are still wading it end seeding it to Bagland by the steamers For the fiat few yeas it is expected the trade wile receive Wes occasional sad disastrous ch• ohs, but ultimately, when population bun:saes (and be attractions of the country 161 OMB rapid augmentation), we anticipate it will become a mune of extensive growing Gammen*: but time is requi site to overcome the physical difilnuti.e that must now pre sent themselves to every enigma miens in the country. THIS DAT. Two ()Taws. The English stock market presents a firm appear ance this morning, though the dealings have been very unimportant, both as regards number and amount. At the commercionent of business Consols were first quoted 1 higher than they left off yesterday afternoon, namely, at 92Z to 1 for money, and 921 to for time; and the first transacti. ns Were done at 921 for both. The money price has since rather im proved, the present quo'ation being 921 to Z both for cash and the 17th inet. Exchequer Bills have reamed 42e. and 395. premium. No alteration has taken place in foreign stocks which continue firm at previous rater. The morning's dealings have taken place in : Buenos Ayres at 43; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 82; Grenada at 181; Mexican (ex January coupon), at 261 and Z ; Portuguese Converted, at 29 and 30. Spanish Five Venezuela, Cents., at 181 and Z ; ditto Three per Cents., 33 1. Venezuela, 23. The quotations of the French Bentee come reported from Paris as follows:—The Five per Cents. at 88.15, and the Three per Cents. at 55.80. NNOLIBII YUNDIL Haat Meek 3 ve 04.01 e. Am. pox Ot. Lem. I pie %Aka. ANIL. ni I 196. te 41s. 10111110 N FUND& i per CL Amides 1 pop pi. ppippli 113..,164 17; Opera. D. Illitti . Omni DelorT•l 014. . 3t I 34 pie Osat. PM. per CIL Tha.,1144.311 7 prilriallisllll.l l 3 to 114. •fnlka Ma, 62 3 gm RI Cosi., :4 4 er e A i er APIA 1 24 i i . Errivas. Bay: 7 * bte. a l l a r D S I344 • 44 4 . ire 3FFW I Ark.OI. TI 4 * IL . 4 pat Cs. Dui* Oil, T 44 34 1 pit irrippisi4l33 10a C 4. Pali Oseia..ll 3 Taiimis Deloila 14 Ti THE PRODUCE MARKET. MINCING 1.A2r1, OCT. 4. Swum—Thera km sot been a pablic rale to-day, and the artiste wears a doll appowesse. Wined continues without alters tioa. &yam lamps, eta ad. to We. (sews—T ms it am. mlr am public into, aonsietinp ol 100 mks Jambs God 280 bass Costa Rica, and sold at a shade lower Coystar.—Tba pobila mats, °matins( at LOCO bales, went of homily ; tally aaodtalf tras taught la ; tbe remainder add at i per lb. &dim I. ethos articles no alteration; the attendance In the markets has Min thin, as there be. not ben a public sale of any Importance ex cept cation. -- - - XuiczNo.LAxs, Oct. 5, Ilay-pact Two. suooz.—Tbo lupe public sale*, eamisting of 10,500 bans Mauritius and Bengal, and 4,000 begs foreign, are proereoing homily, but without any material attention in prices. Refined dull ; grocery imam 475. 6d. to 50a. Owrwa.—'lie public sales are going of without spirit, at about Fe riae rem liar erram-7f 0 boo sold In public sale; refraction 5, 275. GI.; re fry:lion 7 to 6,17 a., which wva a shade lower. Rica.-2,000 bags Begat into steadily, at fully previous rates, to lls , the finer aorta being most in demand. Prinnero.-100 bogs sold in public sale, at high prices, 414. to 41d. per l eergs.— Brandy sells freely, at high pries, for ememaptice. Rum, proof Lewarda, quoted Is. 40. to ls. with a very limited demand. TEA -Lountrt, Oct. 4.-In coeseisrecti of the miner rime it the Mint overload aatl, we hed as sews Si. Chine, sad as there wee as new beim la the Teo wale at ham, it vin quite on. usee= s here enr eine= Ithrt the thin doer , in hiss sad by so nerns nsb u we Zit hive ssi= Mrs m the way knerehle essaneers lhat brie menrred aimed. ell et whisk mint thirty be expected be peels a eorrispondirs ImINPOISMI at Moe. We hue no longer be I= my evil results item the late wet in ftheism, or the diminenees at theice,--ile en at pee= in the =et ot entornal pease; and ban brine net the bet of • geed Month We sm. we Whim driliete g =l•ol pa tl7 to Me Men MOW el *ekes nab her Ansi ear sentry W ere= el how Net Si. be inbrone. dun Mee been vest b= vie ben la =lsm imp hem penned Inn r a t and ossoslAsss. end the =nee it em 4 = 410 75 la • ✓an mow enter to idern ben I= then negetkidene nab wend °Sherwin lobe ithee. We end hap however an this =see now =Me namperateth As 100611. =se, we my math= that the nniebeleeing hoses= hue bees vny unknemibly belinemed by the dn la the pets. a =ton; for this Me In be raw stets =MI be erigelea at a near= rate, in or= =to pears gswel ithipleyneed. eh newt semen that this we=reynen wUI awilneth Ow entht no him to expect prospetty, se iist solhbass• is trade Mt= n beg been westheth og ralldwilli im=d l booti". el tin bthenrises *WM. The mei ken =u l 7 13th) arrival ea the Tem the =nese lbw= we learn that the =MrWond m innenment be =le In (Mem bee not bees renithel. end that the itras entbet ism* Int by this mail, one In this wassomennt Inallene sitherne. The Tea Ither mutt with the pen= id imp= se es ennery quality eta prise. eel Men heirs ism omen eed, tbe teen= the seen eassMeethly. limy shipments was rine hum; se =um kr =Miniscule, whin shun without iminesn. twee hese mid Ikr is. than net snl The stook el Tea ten lei as ampred with looser lame.san b T i Ce have been dim= at theeneed mho to moos cd scoseme. Um. Wm= to sell axis Mien Men it • noel= profit. Inn licemiang we hue Insithpan to the IMO lad; math nen bed bens obtained Ibis we expected ; a few Mop et W erthin, but aothl wee does. The following elelenser ...""- al show On espert of Ur mem 15449, essipered with distal llin-e trees Canes ind thiensbee fra m es Ist July. 1145, to leth Jenea s tr a , fin; ; geses. 1,47,7111: Ma. 47,211,314 RIM =I tern lit et July, 11t7, le sata bleak WWI I RM. 11,11111,173 : total, 47,1N1J15. A etmtteaq he the tete et tel.thlks. On penis= the sbus. Amin k will be M the waft et In ease= iron this yen le= thine/WI hyne.7llllln; w sob this beer tt is supply sad de. nen bniq k veriee then net pekoe le tutee, thet =liners= has arsat 7277 117P1711706 *modem have maw MOM for norm TF menthe misse thin either the Mei= in se IKUNolliers of Tee. The =ring It thinlea - fin the new mop on the fltit vim eh= eta heard sad tiny eh= wen =tied In nth= fie se 134 be Lea ken la fist. to Id. 7d. per lb. •kw amps( new maw Inol u sh aiL et maim no foss. The su pers dire let Jelly SMl.ethele.; gerws..2; 4.114,1enth hem Ist le July, 11144-Itheit. CZ = M r= any Min senre. * F u lerise . le s seetei When plena the emenenses= efJely, k thet • wen mg min here n i thires el it a= ia lissember. ems el es 181011111601 that • of the sums, are ends "W ee. ay et Y the bead the old saw on Mad hen will be Mt with winners ermine thee et yew= The feline prone= of the Ti. saselst ep le kw nese of thither, =re osloosoglai this they bent= ke eseseel mere pest. imerien se the sink is endseete, the dmmil erethi maw saw sal enneywint gennal. larehabsr elentisenri anks. Set it awe bet Mks disherny whoa enigined Mat i Me nen yodel bit year. wok of It is emerned of quake mkt kr inmejonsenithea ;i s the pridabbily s et a soniarelhe weft eT =Mee= War to Oa arrival et theew erre. be the Ti. =Met et hems Mme his est bun stmt sethity, erl ter • md=se assent et birth= The Ingethers, Mwnn nth Wine km hailers; sad we have a psi reeseest, se the Noises sent be plies set et sleek, whin Mil Oar a &mat be :=lUwe W Inn but one pet& eardeneg the l tsit pm at the Web. KW whew wen rtherok ma t 15.••• 1111111 end. la es= the 111 tarliMillere was reed Mil neeneerthisa. then mined mine shams be long= to Oben= Inns °ll line es bar yew nes ors thumb went Wady. A poi many Will sell lebb knale. ken ithl. le to IL pen Tee was a deism mil • =Noe la sem= mem hyena. Itrt Ter Osams• elegem hee been meek Is denied.ens wry thee that wee dun lea mder IP. Wel en= epnk with howene. of Item Yell moth le kia WWI ellelnil =nag at is. One le • ease= el kin ad dß= me ebe net vim pschm bee lon tar. Issikosp. asmtal men. end sented ere scene. Ekon Tees Tieney, shut M. 1•12: 11 C I li d i Zind. Olen= mem bres, Omen Rieke. etheien GM Mb= nide; geed Ineseeel Imre ten la. id. le le. 41. k see ihr ;Int then nil With dine= en beam kiede. OnemthriMill 11= me =My =ll,lid. ea la IL bat the betthe el the kens des wit is ell 4 sithsest dine k • hilts swill. The limped =den bis less men dent the se= is a= iseading esnerin mem . wlidl hew Mss lereer. There le. binerwir, • =NM of Itssas Tem leen nienseenden dee preens aseserst Maws =his in Ti., k Wynne; Ito, whibt the eine i nede► they erod innentead that there is arty heathen value. now amorally emotes the quality of sop s(the at from a& to la. per • lb.. 6na rum pare IWO Jane or July, a diflemmeirdld. to sit, wea tam* be the eum ; beamwly dae pribent elk • Ibiti mom as The Mall remark win to afirly mug le in demand a 0 middling qua% i henut= lb e end ens et LiverpooL Ilie late* the iniimata re d on Um Slat Aug( to 411,061.001d1i5., be Qs Sim Await, 1146.—Imin Nom . '• N Aty . TALLOW.—TIo• Illerket Is she d . finnor t 0 at with • good oossureptkey sod prim ere row oresidered to be at the lower plat Quotadoartawar-tontin :-urtoonintir T. C. oater woo, 9d. ; Owai No. ed. Ito er hi nordelivery, 1111 e. to ed. separate =mil& Mho% Us. N. to $75.; Ussery to limb, $7.. to 117 e. ad. HOSIERY AND MOS TRAMS. AMNON= Ost. 4.-71 w wtesebtattirs Mr brook thee& mbar awe. an. there In • talresellaw. est the wits swer Ivrimetd Is sone Owe is thought le he dab Imptsvell. Tbe awes hese bresehee, tab the seispiles e go Ib it areia, we olsebellylwaih. mew werher et Imo set! mow thus Maids Sr ember or Yen Ow ebbs sleet loweb. thee* nitre deli at =st a ls amble sews Is • eitlaitatery sestilsw We hese set asyleteeseesteet to the h er abe u nkrd ivial e k ewe seesabst • an. ftdl The drawer, pastaltel,•oll _MK mploye twelfth et the 18Plemesi the Isua. Ils she Is rather a assibles, nag et the ekes hasher MI work. The 6eWw wet tale b sossibred la rather dell, except for • lbw sage fond psi i tww ltd eeaa Itevaw. COTTON.—LiviarooL, °cross* 4.—Tbere was a doll market trader, awl the mire were shout 8,000 Web bleeding 4000 takes be apenallea sad expert. itaxciamaa, OCTOBER 4.—Notwithbtandieg the strong =that W plied seourt etmempt berm that Um eottom ULU ghlrellr.ll" mfr. sol eigatql~4 that *mem and ma. sehetares wear Odd tomme reameldeprieeb thew/Oen brought by tits Man Mee bed 10 gad et .b lb* acelimme rather. Thrybrae mmitemlty dim• melee ihipmillut to de baehteee; mod dmgh awes has bass sob am Walesa, owlet, Om bane been b matalwall. Thew wars a bolo beta fee geode and grir: ems few tramatitme wen ~el at am* rates. Wee ream we ellwel at a alight eceeretoo, tat preduern were is their meted. axd a mom Ilattud Weiner was dope then might hawa hem makipated. HAM. Ost. Wes of cotton to day receissd 411•110welle Impetus fres the New York adylote per the Niagara, cis lAwsisei, sad a rain el from lf. to If. Suc. took place, the min smounitag to 1,325 balm; the market, however, was anything bat weedy. HOPS.—Boaonon den and find* report that there is a ;Wady trade for the new growth at the following pikes. Yearlings are dull of sale, except for the finest sorts; 1847 and 1646 are in good demand at rather more money. Duty, P,OOOl. Ilid.astl K. Kents.6l.lo4.tolOklOs. Yearling Keats ... H. 10 to 510 vivid of Kum .. 6 10 to 8 8 I Yeutter tiaras.... 3 16 to blO &mac_ . 6 6 to 7 7 Old Low ..........1 0 to 4 0 Farnham_ ..... 10 10 toll 11 Biazwrzaa.—This year's fair, held on Tuesday and 'formality, presented& very unusual feature—not a Mile pocket of Hops was pitched in the Okla. Those mold by .... se t cti pie were Id pricer 'Auk; from 61. to .31. Them were very few V Hops of th`x year's growth shown, end the yield, we beer, is in alb; county peculiarly partial. A grower In the neightearbood of Ming, we are told, upon one ground gathered 4 cwt. en acre, and upon ea:other the crop did not exceed 4.105. per acre. ArrFOßl).—At this fair on Tuesday there was but a po show of Hope, the crop having proved thls year almost a failure. We had, however, a fair number of representatives from the principal anus in London, hoc., but not much Wetness 112:1 transacted. North (lays, old, 21. 10s. to 51. 12s. ; new, 71. to 91. Kenta, 41.41. to 81. Cs. per OWL WOOL.—Bit anPOID, 01. 3.—There has been a steady business during the week in most descriptions of Wool, and the quan tity which has changed hands is not ounsikk rabie. Pricey hove ruled Ere, and, with the exception of the finer class, the turn haa been alight', in favour of the seller. COALS.—Ocr. 6. Ships at market, 23; sold, —. Cares Hartley, 17s. 6d.; Eden Mn.ai 19a; llastine Hartiey, 14.644 Walla Ead Adelaide, I'h.; Walls End Helton, 20,.; Walls End Malian's, Saw ; Walls End Tees, 20s. CORN.—MAaL.LAXI, Oct. 4.—The Wheat trade, upon the whole, was rather Irmer this morning, although no general im provement e. nbe noted 1n price. tome choice old Mayo& Wheat made rather more money. Mirky sold in retail at fernier prices. There was a fair consumptive de nand for 0.4 U., at Monday's rrkes. Beaus and Pass neglected, at the ruts of Monday last. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM let OCT. TO Sth OCT. Qrs, Enreis.h. Scotch. bath. Foreign. Wheat Sar:cy ....-. ..... - 1230 7840 Oats 1 Fionr, 2,430 seeks; barrels. Malt, qrs. LONDON AY/MAGI/1. —V. Lest, 41s. 9d. ; 13.1r1cy, SO , . M.; Oats, 20s. ; Rye, 24a. 10d. ; badm, ld. ; Peas, 314. Ild. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE kiTElee&-Yellardi7 &spottily shortly before moon etistitt lutTa • Ilan distresoog character sesurrid en all river, • A boat ecoataistog • abossoltio Moot - wits, Mos ebildrao. mod this. abet • is collision with • berth lissioblbs • snow Wwwwww Wm& use TM other An taw wen ressei. Ifbe beds bets not se been Mod. .11ttrroitz& Bairmaram—Os Saturday MO. between twelve and one e'elook, wheel the go= mei IN the swag pert of tbe night was silts It ea tbeink in sense, eascoseks, essog to Item 1111101 pk, ensreed litse/ey, her wi keen (theelneu field. gentlest& was la lb pules, bit &es seer his Nis their, when are stub of &sites lathe men se side* eat violently auks, sad the deg *sows it the aide spas the Soar. Is mother bins wises tbe th eists Were up, the rem *Ng wee felt, sad both puttee scree is eserthing It to s sods of the earth.—Der6phirs Cowrie. MONEY MARKET. The transactions on the Stock Exchange were rather numerous in the English funds to-day, bat the amount of bagasse dome eras not to any great exist. Console opened at an advance of on the closing priors of yesterday ; the last operations being marked at 921 for money, and 921 for account. This im provement wu, however, of short duration, and they fell to 93t, both for wog and account, from which they subsequently rallied, and dosed the same as yes terday, at 921 to 1 for money, and 921 to 1 for ao count. Exchequer Bills of all kinds were done at 39a. and ' 425. prem. Long Annuities at 8/ and 9.16. Indian Stock at 266. The only feature in the foreign market was a de cided improvement in Buenos Ayres, which were done from 411 to 43. The business in other stocks was trifling, and is comprised in the following : Buenos Ayres at 43, 41/, 43 1 , and last at 421. Chilian Six per Cents, at 96 ex dm Evader at 31. Mexican, ex January coupons, at 281, 1,1, and 1 for account. Spanish Five per Cents. at 161, 1, and 1. Venezuela Deferred at 61. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch at 63 and 821 for money, and at 63/ toe accoant; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 81 and 82 ex. div. We regret that owing to the non-arrival of the con tinental mule due this afternoon, we must defer our usual report of the continental "bourses" until to- morrow. Moniker publishes a statement of the manufac ture and consumption of native sugar daring the year 1848-49, expiring the 31st August, as compared with the preceding year, welch gives t he following results. The qusnuty manufactured in 1848-49 was 38,639,032 kilog., against in 1847.48, 84,318,225 kikig. The consampt on in 1848-49 was 49,078,110 Wog. against in 1847-48, 44,823,928 kilog. The desk on the 31st August was 9,087,363 kilog. l spied in 1848, same date, 19,792,634 kilog. From this it appears that the manufacture of native sugar in Franca has diminished this year, as simpered with same period lest year, 25,677,193 WWin The quantity taken for consumption this year ereued 4,254.182 kilog. The stock this year is less by 10,705,271 kilog. than at the same period, 1848. The number of " fabriques" in activity on the 31st Aug. was 284, against 308, or 24 fabriques less than at same period 1848. The latest advice. from Oasts communicate that during the previous week the transactions in grair, in both the markets of Galati and Ibis% had been very circumscribed : this was attriouted chiefly . to the very unfavourable advice. from the consuming markets, whilst holders would not recede in ths least from their prevLes pretensions. The parcels remain ing of the 01;1 wheat crop were only fit for the Con stantinople market. The new wheat was beginning to arrive from the interior, though.. yet ooly in smell par cels. Though the quality of that produc.d in Upper Moldavia NW very good, still what had reached the market did sot cone up to samples, and rather disap pointed expectations. At Galati, new soft wheat was worth 225. 10d. to 255. 11d. ; old ditto, 19& 7d. to 21e. 2d.; new hard wheat, 275. Bd.; free on board. The stock consisted of 5,000 kilog., or 7,250 imperial quarters old soft:wheat ; 2 000 kilog., or 2,900 quirtars new soft what; and 1,000 kilog., or 1,450 quarters new hard wheat : making a total stock of 31,600 im perial quarters. Exchange ca London, 93 to 94. Commercial advice, from Alexandria of the 21st September, state that the demand for cotton had been very limited, aLel speculators were generally in clined to realism. Prices were looking down. About 3,000 centners bad b.en disposed of at 91 dole. for lb. Pashas, and at 91 dohs. for Ib. Beys. The prices of flex were well maintained at 65 to 70. About 800 osatners of Ib. Pashas hand-dressed had realised 85 -equal to 241. 17& f.o.b. The grain market was ex ceedingly dull and heavy. No transactions of any importance had taken place except in Linseed, which had been in good demand at full prices. 3,000 ardebs lb. Pitches had realised 85p., or 33e. 2d. f. o. b. ; and 1,500 ditto of A. Beys at 831 p. ; and 1,300 ditto pri vate at 80p., equal to 335. 4d. and 32e. f. o. b. Wheat had slightly improved, and Sham had met with pur chasers at 48p., equal to 18e. 10d.; and a parc-1 of priests, of superior quality, at 461 p., equal to 19e. f. o. b. Beans were in limited recite st ; 2,000 ardehs private had been sold at 16s. 3d. f. o. b. In barley there had been nothing done worth noting. Indian corn was also neglected. Several disengaged vessels had arrived, but no charters had yet taken place. T4O rates may be quoted Id. to 9-18 d. for cotton, with 5 per cent. and gratuity; 21. 15s. to 31. for dressed ; and 31. se. to 31. 7s. 6d. for rough flax. 6s. for wheat ; 6& 3d. for beans, in full and gratuity. Ex change on London, 98 piutree. A letter from Le Gaspe, of the 6th Sept., informs us that a party tad just returned from an exploring excursion up the grand river of Casespedia, New Richmond. They report most favourably upon the agricultural and other capabilities of the country traversed by that noble river, where they found a Jerre quantity of prime timber. They proceeded sixty miles up the river, which they represent se abounding in fish. They say the country offers every inducement for the introduction of capital and enter prise into the district, as yet comparatively unex plored and unknown. Advioes from Mriceio of the 25th August inform us that the entire of this year's crop of eager had been disposed of at 2,200 to 2,800 for write, and at 1,800 to 1,900 for brown, equivalent to 17.. 10d. to 18s. 7d. and 14s. Bd. to 15s. 43d. per cwt., free on board ex freight. A great deal of it had been shipped to Bahia and Rio, where it found a market at remunerating rates for the planter. The winter had been fa vourable for the growth of the cane, end the crops promised well. The accounts received from Liver pool had caused a rise in the price of cotton, which was then quoted at 6,000 to 6,100 the arroba, equal to 4 31-100 d. to 4 37-100 d. per lb. free on board an freight. The rainy season having terminated large supplies were expected to arrive from the country.' The crop of cotton, this year, was 30,440 bags, be -ling an increase of 10,061 bags over last year's crop. I The crop of sugar this year was 24,873 packages, showing an increase of 4,143 packages over last year's crop Dryer hides were very scarce, and ao price coald be quoted. Direct intelligence has been received from Mel bourne to the 2nd June, and by the same opportunity the accounts from Van Diemen's Land extend to the Wed May. We bear nothing further from Melbourne se the subject of the recently reported gold discove ries in the Pyrenees. In business every thing was quiet. At Hobart Town the wheat market was pretty steady and well supplied ; the pries had ad vanced to 41. 2d. per bushel ; Cape barley, 2e. 3d.; oats, 2s. 6d. • flour, 101. to 101. Ht.; hay, pressed , 21.10 e. The news received there from California bad caused some excitement in the colony, and various kinds of goods were being disposed of for that market, especially brandy, the price of which had risen to 9e. per gallon in bond. Several Teasels were laid on at Hobart Town for California, but the amount of rouge money demanded was too high to admit of many availing themselves of the opportunity thus afforded them to embark for "El Dorado." new tract of available land, the beauty and fertility of which is described in glowing terms, had lately been discovered not far from Macquarrie harbour, and was about to be thrown open to public enterprise. It extends from the smith-western portion of Lincoln county, near Lake St. Clair, to the north western perdu of Franklin county, and round the French man Cali, and contains about two millions of acres. The Wine is reported to be rather coarse, bat may be berg off, when the land, helm the finest in the Wm. may be advantageously moped, and is, said te be capable of carryleg sheep ail the pat nand. It is stated that the essoatavo council bodattiody devoted War stisodis to dr wrest. UIPRRIAL AVERAGk.r.. Aug. 15 Sept 1 ... weeks' Art. Aver. Orrr.—Wbea Wheat' barley., .oa4. 1,1 Beans.' liar.. , 44. 2U id,llll 10,,,26• Id 323 2d 211. 13d 14s 1,121ia 3. 1 9 e 3d'27a 9d'32s 3 , 128. 6 , 44s 6,3 fdllaa 4d 234 th . • 34 2424. . 43a 04 27a Id 18. 26. 74 34. 30. ld 4la 9d 27. Id 17a 19123 a 11610. 9... 1 4a 0 41. 4427. ad ll7a 11d 23e 2424• Sdlla 8.• Ma ea 26a 114 1 1 M 5226. 2429 114122 a Vd Osta. live. Maim and Yeas, Is. dept. 13 Sept. 21. Sept. 29. BASISSET, OC. 4.—The trade for good dry samples of Wheat ruled much the same as last Week, while out. f.conditioned samples were very difficult to quit. Spring corn without alteration. Pewee: Wheat, 4e. fd. to ba. 2d. per bushel. Barley, 2fs. ro 214. per qr. Beans, as. fd. tut . 3d. per humbeL Oats, 22a. to 235. per qr. BRIGHTON, Oct. 4.—Our supply of Wheat to-day was moderate, but, as buyers se ed cantiondy, and holders remaining firm for lout wades prices, checked business for a time, until the claw of the market, whet the greater part was cleared cif; on terms full u good ea thus of this day tennight. Barley is in good demand. t ats, ts, Beans, and Peas have u ulergoae no alteration in value slue last Thursday. Old white Wheat, 7/. to 101.; red. 71. to W.; new white, 101. las. to 111. ; red, 9/. 17s. to 101. Barley, 305. to 325. Ws , 16a. 6d. to 17a. d. Beans, 308. to 325. Peas. Us. to Us. . . BIRMINGHAM, Oat. 4.-Daring the present week the transactions in Wheat have nein been limited, and although holuers will Lot generally give way, to make progress a reduction must have been eutenitted to. Very little ri Ing In Harley. Oa's are taken In retail, at former currency. (In Beans the turn is in favour of the sense. No edema could be obtained on Peas. At this day's market there was a full supply of Wheat from the tamers. and damp samples of new were Is. per qr. lower, whilst other descriptions and foreign nosily mentained their value. 21ne Barley le. per qr. dearer, but Inferior dull, and ra th er cheaper. Oats could only be mold by sub. mittinita a decline of Id. to Is. per qr. beans and Fees unaltered. Prim: Wrest, English, white, per businl at 621b5., ss. bd. to Go. 9d.; new fo. 6d. to Gs. Id.; red, Is. 3d. to Is. Bd.; new, hi. Od. to Se. 7d..; foreign, red, 52.0 d. to Is. 4d. ; foreign, white. ss. 6d. to 66.2 d. ; Polish Odessa, 4e. 10d. to ss. 2d.; Danube, 4a ed. to Is. Barley. per Imp. qr., 29a. to Us. Od.; grinding, per 3921 b.., 21s. 6d. Ite 24..6d. Oats, EnOith, white, per imp. qr 186.6 d. to 275.,• Welsh, black ant white, per 312110., 116 s. Od. to 20e. 6d. ; Irish (40110. to 1 421e5.), Ns. Od. to 21s. Od.; (37100. to 391b5.), 16s. 6d. to 205.; black 10.. Od. to 20e. 69. Beene, English, old, per Heaths, 14.. to 1.55. 6.1. ; new, 1 le. 9d. to 136.; Dirk 12a. to 12k 96.; foreign, 10s. 6d. to lie. Pea boiling , pre imp. qr. (nominal), la . to 4tis.; grinding, pee 196 the, Ils. 6d. to 196. 6d. Lentils, per 1961 be.. Ila lid. to lek Intim Corn, per 1961ba, lbs. to Its. 6d. Flour, English, Ins, per sack of lee.be., els. to 34e. ; MOW% 295. to 32.. EIUNINOBAII, Oat. 3. - Sinop we famed our last monthly circular the weather upon the whole his been favour. able for securing the late harvest, and, with the exception of beans, very little now remains In the fields, even in oar met Wk.. ward districts. The results of the information we have ben able le collect lead m to the conclusion that wheat will prose mare than an average in quantity, although not a heavy crop, while the quality Is far superior ti last year, but not equal to the growth of 1646. It weighs from Piths. to 64110. per bushel. The condition, from not having had sulkient Add room, is mostly inferior to what might have been anticipved from the dryness of the weather during the principal part of hsrvint ; lad, se the stock of English and foreign old wheat is by no mesas large, we expect that for some months to come this will bring a better relative price, as compered with new, than it does at pretreat, especially as our current rates sill not cover he expenote of Lappet from any part of the world, according to the mat recent foreign quotation.. Our markets hare been supplied with new wheat tram the farmers with tolerable freedom, bat without much anxiety to pros sales • and although the future range of prime mast depend on eh-cornett:noes which ore be. nod all hums ealaelation, we believe that if the average rates for wheat Wench the markets of the world shoe Me general peen d temper, be taken se guide, the British growers have not much ass to epprehead a below our present quotations fee mess years is came; while, an the other hand. there are many oandavoi. and by nemeses lingeralmble events, which may cause a materiel ad. man The prise at wheat for some years past in the pekelpal sentinental as he doubt stimulated the growth of wheat. but the late in Europe have probably checked It le a fatiextent; and the reports of the produce of the crops hi the m e l States do net haprove. The recent imports of when into Gloucester have been mesparatively light. There appears the very tittle ea the and notwithstanding the dull state of the market', our er ll t a descriptions of old wheat are maintained, with ratkee an Ilatesive gale. Our farmers veil, for the next two months, be espied with their wheat rowing, and we anticipate a good deemed fer all imerlpthans of foreign, with a consumption con. olden* beyond the impend supplies. Oar present prime are : Englishred. Ss. M. to IMAM. ; whits, Ss. 6d. to se. led. per 62110. at Dintaie, is. 10d. to es. 2d. ; Polish Odessa, 4e. ed. to ss. per at Gioucerter. There are increasing complaints of the disease in In potatoes; the character of it Is more like that of Nth than any ether year, and in some dirteiets it is probable it may be needy se dertrissive es in 1645 and 1846. This for the present de. =*Sinn and inaresses the supply at potatoes, but it may ol yMg in ea equal at greater degree to the consumption of breed. The mem Is reported to average in quantity that of ordinary meson ; sad es a larger breed& bas men planted than since 1446, sutler they sheen be hurl my gemerally to dray, the price will hardly raw es high in tel ening winter end spring, as it has done ler he het these ruse. eageslaily es the mope of turnips, he., are veayaliMulient On limes, we nedesstend And the bark mop, so hi es ibi V e lk es sos Irladj‘lms per axe thaa hey wises it was in he in. W it will pstehly prow namely an average. Thin hen ism imposemen in the et the burger whims ; us Ma oleo bed a pad demmad he pee. gam Gat as the imperil ei binge weed the the prim semin A me it We demeiglin it resided shout la. pm opener tiepin mid; and Mi s i. we are not aware thee any imam enggly is apielek au important en far mean may rememelimmisentine le not to be : say, MAL to lit Ild es t i :lii, Us. to 23a. ; Ir ish, 9 IL to 220 f3d.; and WA. M. to 21a. lid., all per In lto., at Blrmi As is Me ere, the quantity of oats grown In this horn is ea mesi‘ Mat they do net materially alai the prieu ONO Onset le good ; and It le ales reported to be a full man in Intend, ben whence we matinee to resolve our peleiripal supply. the deiverlee hem the fanners in that eserstry an end to be oa en 564 IS mei, hat they realise en the spit poises which afford nth tangle en sew present quotation : gay, far new black, 16s. W. to in. ed.; 81S T ; new whits, lea. to 101. old, 19.. to Ile. Old hew are Wing at lia. to 235. ; Poland., 10.. to 212. ; Dail& and feed, IM. to Ga. per $l3 lbs. at Olou meter. Oar dais, parelealarly don, are light ; bet se quantity of new are an pomp leOleumier, from Ireismd. Both beans and = ere primally admitted le be la-pm mega than have hi thie sentry kr Kum yams peat, ant attheer ni kem he steels of = ad other forein bin very neell,_ eml her et present, we may look hr some Bite adman dir N ie l tlis nest meth or two; yet whin the domed for fang Iwisses. if we ban an average import of =l.Bthe prim gnat mile relatively low. Our present rates are, . new, lla. NIL is Ife. ; old, 14.. to 156.; Blab, 12.. to 126. 6d.; Fran*, 11a. ed. to 12a. N. ; Egyptian, Ila to Ils. 6d.; all pw UM in. hers. Then le net mast inquiry for winter vetches, notwith sesMilep a great breeddi ef land is likely to be sown. The crop In his parted the woilly Is am caly very large, but the quantity left for sin is MOOS dm end. below are our imports into Gloucester for the lest three menthe e Wheat Barity. Oats. Beane. Peas. Linseed. Twee. Ireland. we 4111 831 5,736 253 ~ ~ e 1 Coastwise... 247 501 -Mr. St er Mo Foreign - 42,71.6 29,4” 044 1,01:13 2,ros t ib 401 ne osialy Otratier. Vnob. 1 i Aug. a _ftt,L ego. 1 _ _ —...... L ... ... 8 44 6 ... —........., ~. 4a o •••• 6 ••• 49 4 ... ." 41 9 ... ... -~ - ~ ~,~ • BRISTOL, OCT; toeTbili market has been well supplied to ddYwiNfaiglithedielito graderportion of wle.elt is ofthe produce of to wee% lisreng. Mine qualities of new se well as the better , maples of old what am efareedes of this day eennight were obtain elite. .11es yenta was Ock, bawl* quite so strong for second.rete samples, sal It skull be. that some of th e rumples ef sew shown were damp prime coodition. English wheat mast be SW. to 42a. qr. The rale ce foreign WY much the saner that Of likes simples, hrieging about the prices how, op of last week's market. amigo white Waal flaw 425. to 46a. per .49014..• foreign red I fine gaslitles), 40s. to 425. par ditto ; foreign red thedinaiy qoadtiea) 365. to Ws. per ditto; foreign hard, 33a. to its. per ditto. The demand for flour ems sh= ti a n nil although the saint% of leek lave mot been heavy only to about 450 seeks, there are fair stodge Waring sad W. soul only be effected at a decline of from 6d. to le. perm* en last wester currencies. Eng lish mourn mustbe quotedfrontllle. to Itr ea r ag and ited States kG. sweet at from 23e. to 13e. per krt. In there was very little doing, but holders were Inn especially tic gunnies. " BI L Gaudio, percale, the lair sort; were also firm. brought from 4 to 2 525. per Imperial greater , rill __ ka misil _ , foreign grinding from 19a. to Ws. per Webs. flees bow beallMay 66 63 '66 36 6 666 arrivals acorn and bat a eery marking chaos :ra liiiiiiiftiM“ 66 61 D m p 76 6; 66 ; - ,, • but a very small mamma of bastheee wisdoms ka them, seek ohm es so 6 l w e w t„N O L.g...ei.,..„ were closed being at a deeß of folly dd. per grates. Devon and SO 6 Berke it Rants Ext. (Gt. Welsh aed must be quoted les. to las. pm . . Irish West. perpetual b p.CLI white 16s. to Ica pa SINN; 'fhb lemek, " rtt Ir r primp. qr. IN IS B ham and 067 .4 Therewas not much log ~ ' W'y _for bans, which remained at the pekoe J callsduly paid, of this day sennterht. lUgßah mime W o rd Ws. to lb. per imp. er with a guarantee tolls. per 4 • Ths arri qr., and foreign from 25a.mek, sea end 10 fie De. without a guarantee ecestwiss. during the week, have been as w : Wheat, 6,626 qrs. ; 131 13 1 B B. m. w w i e Jg aumuvain oats, 3,0;6 barrels aid 23 qrs. : barley, 751 gm., 103 Wavle; beams ite 10 Sirm,Wolv., and Dudley 19 qre ; Sour, 450 me th s. The averages far the week, according to the calla duly paid, or with officiel return WOW town inet, n klaye been - wheat, 365. Id. ; oats 15., lid.; barley, 275. 7d; ~ N IS Do. withoutagnarant ' al Davizas, Oct. 4.-We had a larger supply of Wheat 10 11 Boston, Stens., and Birna.. l than last week, perhaps the largest dam harvest, by me the greater lee ell Bristol and Elea ... ... part of which was new • the trade was dull, and the turn la favour of 4 4 274 Do. _ „.11firds ... ... the buyer, in some insausees, and In the Inferior catlike, to the ex- _ ll l 1 24 011 thialfbannidee ... ... tent of Is. per qr., a considerable quantity r unsold. Barley 0, . .. Gmemanin ... ... ... was In better, upply, and the qmlity Improved ; the best said pretty 13 4 121 Do. 1 shares _ ... freely at last week's prices, but Inferior we. a trifle cheaper, end bard 10 10 Do. £l9 Profaemasreg. to dispose of. Tbere was not much doing in other grain. Tares, SO 50 Chester arid Holyhead .. 3.. 3d. to 6s. per bushel. By., las. to 1.5 e. seek. Wheat, whlte, 13 IS Do. Preference ... ... 425. t 044; best rod, 415. to 44e. ; middling, 86v. to 40. • inferior, ii 40 Dublin end What J une.,. 30s. to ifs. Barley, 295. to 345. Oats, 18s. to 15e. Bean:, old, 38.. 23 2 3 Ewe Malian ... ... ... to 44n; new, Ws. to 32e. Peas, 30s. to Ns. Flour, fine, per sack, 18 111 DO. (SlB E. & H.) ... 32a. M 265. ; amends, 29a. to 31e. Si 31 D0431.14)6 p. Ct. PreL IT " 10 illat.ra Do.Now emn Gun tias tl p . .. C t. ...... MAIDSTONE, Oct. 4.-Our market this day was only sup plied with Wheat equal to demands ; nooverplus reaching the 6 _ 2 Do. Ext., sp. Ct., No. I beton prices ranged as net week. In Lent corn the supply was also 6 ; Do. do. N 0.2 very next, but for which the inquiry we. also limited. We cannot 66 ' 66 De. N. kh. 5 psi , c..,.. quote any attention In these pricer. lite 121 Do. I_stares ... ... ... MANNINOTARR, Oct. 4.-We hays been very shortly sup- 94 43 Do. New ... etas . B plied with Wheat and Barley to-day. Someely any samples were 23 23 Easier. Union a eu. B shown. Good Wheat selling: 425. to 465. Barley, 275. to 30.. Beans and Peas some, and the turn higher. Prises from 265. to 305. 25 Elt Do. clam C. ditto... _.. NIVIRUNT, Oat. 4.-We had this day a liberal supply of 10 da un = dP. C l 4 Wheat; the best descriptions supperted the pion of last week. Bar- SS U Eant ••• ••• ley fully maintained late rates. Date fetched their value, but new 2 ! 25 De. New - •• • ••• Beans and Pea s were dull. Averages to 29th Sept.:- Wheat, at Do. 4a. a dares Cl,Pref. . „•,. 4.2 e. 4d. Barley, 255. 44. Rye, Ns. Beam, 34.4 d. 6 Do.. per * sh. U SS Feet Unadoshire ...1 PLYMOUTH, Oct. 4.-We have had a small cern market St. be Edinburgh and Glaagow. . to-day. Farmers are selling their Wheats and Barleys at last week's 63 yo D 0.6 & i . e . . • prime. The weather Le unsettled, and importations from abroad are 26 es gang,, ww .p er ti.juji; w d; Tay limited. 16 IS Do. Newport ROYSTON, Oct. 3.-Wheat made about the same price a. 23 21 Exeter, Yeovil, a Beech. last week; trade heavy. Barley in request, at former rates. Tares 10 215. Exeter and kxmouth ... cheaper. Wheat, 23.. to 28s. • white, Si. per load. Barley, 275. to 13 20 Great Northern ... ... 3:e. per qr. Oatr, 14e. to We: Tares, 4s. ed. to Sr. per bushel. 134 ISt Do. 4 shares, A, Deferred SPALDING, Oet. 2.-Our market was very thinly attended 114 714 11. Do•a Shares. B. 6;u 1 Do. 3 per Cent. Pref... by farmers, this day being Peterborough Stock Fair ; but a small share lie 44 Gt. South. and Week (Ira) of Wheat; prices receded Is. per qr. upon the general runs; mine let 109 Great North of Nagano.« line white retched 44.. per 18 stone; red, 34 to 40s. Barley, 81.1. to W 35 Do. New, 4:40 . 9d. per stone. Oats, ed. to 9d. Old limns, Ws. to Ile. per qr. of so 30 Do. New , Lao • • 19 stone. ••• ••• IS IS Do. New, El 3 ... .. STocrrow ox-Tana, Ocr. 3.-We have had good snivels Me 100 Great Wotan ... ... . of Wheat for the past week. This morning we had a very large show 50 50 Do. te et ha i r . se ... ... of Wbeat from the farmer*, which met a paid steady demand at a 23 IS De. "hares ... ... ... reduction of Is. pee qr. on the finest qualities, and 2e. per qr. on in- 10 20 Do. . ... ... feria and out of conuitioned lota, at which the li Mile was cleared off. 17 13 Do. New, el l • ... ... la the valets of old Wheat there is no change to note. Barley con- 1011 50 801 l and Selby... ... ... thaws in fair request. Oats sell at last week's prices. Beans un- 23 23 Do. e shares ... ... .. altered. Flour remains without change. The following are the me- 14 II) Do. I shares ... ... ant prices : British; Wheat, per qr. of 6314 to the bushel, Se 60 Lancaster and Gallia .. Bahian and 'Yorkshire, red, 34. to 44. ; white, 44,.. to 411 s. S O MA 16) 10 Do. Thirds . country red, 43e. to 44. ; white, 46e. to 411 e. Oats, feed, Ills. to St. 1 00 lAussallisa and i'or . ishir - e' Ws. ; potato, 22e. to 26.. Beans, old, Ns. to 34 Flour, per sock of 100 9 6 Do. 23011.., fine, 33a. to Me. • superfine, 34. to 375. Oatmeal, Sand , . 5 0 4 6 Do, ta ir b:r e ee ••• ... .. NA. to 32. e. Foreign : Wbe ' at, per qr. of 6311.. to the bushel, tweak, 25 22 4 Do. thaw - ... ... Wismar, aid Stralsund, 445. to 44. ; Hamburg and Stettin, 44. to 20 10 Be. ... ... .. 445.; Holstein and Danish, 40s. to 41e. Polish Odessa, 3be. to 40.. SS lb Do-Thirds ... ... ... Barley, grinding, 74d. to ted. per dem. Oats, Dutch and Fries- 111 19 Do. New (gus. 6 p.CL).. sad, 18s. to 2.e. Peas. boiling, 28e. to 306.; grinding, 275. to 285. 20 9 De. West Riding Union Rye, 265. to 21s. Imports during the past week : Wheat, coastwise, 26 25 Do. Preston and Wpm 1,410; fereign, 572. 111 10 Do. 1 Shares (A) ... ... OXBRIDGE, Oct. 4.-The trade for Wheat is not lower 30 be Leeds and Bradford.. ... 50 SO feeds and Think .. . to lay, though the condition of most samples is not so good es last 33 5 De. New r eef. 6 w • Ce • i i t week. The best prim is 131, 10s. per load. The average price, 111 14 London and Bleckisill 111. les. Barley, No. to 28e. per qr. Oats, lbs. to 225. Tares, 6s. at.. lOU Lee.. Br i ghton. se 6.0 .;ei per bushel. 9 to Do. guaranteed ap. Ct.. WORKINGTON, Oct. 3.-This morning's market was late Croydon ni , rd. tlduly guarded, and business limited, at a pitting decline. Wheat, 30 30 Do. Pref. 5 per Cam-. 14 to 21s. liai ley, 10e. to 11.. &I. Oats, 4to 9s. Flour, per stone, 10 30 Do.Couvrt. b p.Ce.,102 le. 10d. to 2e. Ad. Oatmeal, Is. 61. Oarleymeal, Is. SJ. ltyemeal, St. 100 Do. New .Csgua. 6 p.Ct. le. 2d. 111 121 London and Greenwich .. WATERFORD Oct. 3.-Our deliveries of country corn 7 .5 81. 1007 ,1 Lea D D i c i . D. dmi P os. rife lie N N:o w n" rtli. marft Westerr - . .li continue on a lateral ' scale, and pines of Wheat have still a down w.od tendency. In the value of lark yor Oats nee change can be noted. Indian Corn is very li mited r quest , at unaltered rates. "' 10 1 Do.Elosh.,M.anrll9.(e) Emir id/Scutt to quit at the currency of Saturday last. SL SO London a Bouth-Weetere EDIaIIUIIOII, Oat. 3 -At our market this morr ins there 50 e 1 4 Do, gee, gee .. ._ was a good supply of all kinds of rain. The condition of the new id 34 Do. New, £4O ... ... Wheat was better than last week, still the demand rued dolt , but 14 161 Do. Tian& ... ... _.. priors remain without alteration. The business done in forelgu was Si I Do. Preference 7p. R. mostly to dea:ere, wee, puo.hasol considerably of Bantam end Ros- 10 20 Lowestoft Guar.4 re: Car took, at 44. to 475. for the forme. rod 44. for the latter, at which 111 S Stanch., Box., and War.. price a considerable proportion ciethe late large aerie ale have been lib 100 Maneh., Shef., amt Line.. cleared off. There wee a good deemed fur barley, and nearly the 95 23 Do. abates, No. 1 - wuole was diapoc dofat a reduction of 6d. per qr. There wag mere 16 25 Do. shares, No. I ... inquiry fur Oats to-usy, especially for choke sampler which are re- 121 124 Do. share., No. I .. l c., timer dearer • but en secondary and tai rise no advert:ls could be oh- 10 10 Do., sir £lO Peet ... tabled Bolas mid Peas in landed demand, at last week's prices. 50 SO Do., Greet Grimaby ... Wheat, top, ole, 54 ; new, 48.. ; average, old, 495. 10d. • rev, RI 19 Do. do. ... ... ... . Na. 9d. Briley, top, 11s. ; average, 23a. ro d . tats, top, 2.2 i. Id.; 114 111 Do. do. .. ... average, 14.7 d. Beans, top, 341. bd. ; average, Sea. 2d. IS 14 Do. PAW amt Lincoln... GLASGOW, Oct. 3 -B.nee the 26iti ultimo biennia', there Si SS Do. Grimsby Dock ... have arrived in the Clyde about 1,200 qrs. Wheat from Hamburg, II 4) Do. Linoola Union - and 3,20 qra. from Odessa ; 2,135 sacks Flour from Prance, 660 qr.. dl. 100 Midland ••• - - - Derby from btettin, together with 0110 maths Flour and about 1,050 Se 10 Do. _ ll 7 _.... 0, _ _.- .. qrs. Oats : roan Ireland. Vi. Grangemouth, the impure, have con- St. lee Lew Inres• ma Da b , ... sated of 9,334 qrs. Wheat, 5,350 Barley, 320 Beans, and ISO Pees lit. ISO Do. B. and B. 6 p. Cent. I from abroad ; the arrivals tesetwise having been comprised in 468 gee. 100 100 Newcastle and Cattalo ... Wheat, 1,419 Barley, and 550 sacks Flour. With the exception of _it. 100 . 140 d 0111 ..._ ••• -• ••• two days at the end of last week, bareest work has proceeded 10 15 Da New nee - - without interruption, and Beans are now almost the only put SO 28 Do. Guersa. 5 per Ct... of the ante remauung to be secured fa this neighbourhood. 25 23 North British _,_ ••• ••• - The transaction which have occurred in Wheat during the week 1 24 11. Do. I= ... ... ... were on rather ender tame, but Flour has ecarcely Terkel in price, S Da good qualities of American being rather soiree. A hinter erincemioa 8 Do. ••• ••• of about ad. per tru.l had to be made no Barley. ladle paring in 5 .. 3 „__,..De• Pr. et__,_renWi, ••• ••• Outs, the millers awl Sealers waiting for the Inch supplies, which me 20 11l onTLe etaeotenore •• • expected with a change of wind. Beans and Peas remain neglected. 50 be Oxford, Wore., a Wolver. This day's market was thinly attended, anal Wheat met a Ranted de. 13 lb Itead.,(thild., and Iteigate at prices rather in favour of the buyers. Flour unaltered. 81 41 Royston and Ilitchth . . New Oats said at previous rates, but old were ne slow request thereat. OM. 15 eeettnn Central - •• • No inquiry for her and Baum were slow sale. A further reduction lba 12 Slarews...& term., Clam A of 3d. per boil was warted in Barley, which sellers misted ; and at 1 4_ 1 _ „_Dee taaes„ 51 ••• •• - • the close of business little prorees had been made in tales. New 5 5 _.___...._.____l`ew G uaranteed... Barley wanted. Tee following see tbe present quotatirms :- Se le ....W...r7 and CUM' Wheat, English, white, per Jima., old, 121. Od. to 23a. ud. ; red, old: (Nee. W. Min.) ... ... • t.is. 6d. to ate. W.; Scotch white, old 21s. Od. to 225. fel. ; Duda; 19 9 Do. Hal .4a .. ... „. old, 221. to 235. od. • pon;ers man, oki, 81.. to 225. Od.; Danish, old, SO 18 4 De , °ewes*/ - - - bre. 64.t0 21e. ; aless4, sett, old, iss, 6d, *Kim; o ld erea,a. 10 1 Do. New... ... ... ... to 21s. ed ; United States, old, Ne. fid. * 21s. 6d. Battey per 10 10 Do. 8 Cent. Pret ... 3201 M., foreign, free l'ome•anian, lee., 16e. 6d. to 17s. Id. ,• leinueb, I r ./ .._ 5ll ._ ~_ Union ... ... len to 161. dd. Oad, per 20114., aerie's* and Scotch, old, 14s. 6cL SO a 5 oetne Devon - ••• ...1 to IS.. 9d.; blab, Wexford, Ike., 13a. 6d. to 14 Od.; Lime- 23 ,„ 25 ~_l )° ,•..P L e . f er_ e n, ,,le . ,_••• ••• rick, se., 14 bd. to 14.. 6d.; Lew, 15s. to 15e. 6d.; mum ..... .‘ ''''',_'" C°."'"".... ... prepareduld,l36 6d.; foreign, Russian,old, 13a. 6d. to 14.06.; Danish, Lei SU Amite Eaters ... ... ... 14 to 13s. Od. Mena, per 4 imp. Mod, foreign, old, 14s. id. to lie.. ; fie , 3 .„ 2 , D ,. e .• I N le •_ l i •••• ••• ••• Inch, per Nolbs., old, 14s. 6d. to 15s. bd.; Egyptian, per 28014, 5 .,,1 . 5 " ._'• „,r . • • -•- old, has. ed. to 14. Pea, white, per 280160., old, las. 6d. to •• . 5 "". `-`'• • Registered ••• :: 15e. ; grey, 14e. to 14.. lid. Flour, per 260113 a., old, English, super. 10 10 Do. no. 4 fine, 34 to .15e.ed.; Irish, super true, 335. to 34a. id.; tine, SU. t0:334; 1 0 0 4 11 De al; N vi o. al tlicap ... extra choice qualities, 35.. to 350. Cal. • American, Sweet, per barrel. ••• ••• •• old, 24 fid. to 33a. (id.. Canadian, 225. 'W. to 235. 6d. ; sour, 22e. Bd. W 10 la York., Don., & Goole.. , Oatmeal, per 2110100, Irirh , common cut, old, 255. to 14. Ineian 86 14 Goole, Shetbeld 14.1 Rotherham, p.a.and Corn, lbs. to 17s. lid. per 28olbs. 10 20 Waterford and Kilkenny.. - - SO Wear Valley, 6p. Ct. res. 15 Do. do. do. 45 %Vies, Pomerset, &Wean. 95 York,Newmatlet Bendel m Do.ExL(Tork&Newea.) I Do. G.N.P.. Purchase or Preference 50 York and North Midland.. 10 Da. Preferences ... ... RAILWAYS. PL I Jam Liman. CATTLE, &c.-SMITHFIELD, Ocr. 5.-The number of 1 Beare in not so large as on Friday last, still it is quite adequate to 50 the demand. The cool morning end tolerably clear dead markets 84 came a email ail,stoce In price on the beat qualitiee, and a cheerful 11 trade fur useful de criptions. The supply of Sheep Is for the time of 15 year protty good ; the demand has increased, and oonaequently rather more mom yis made of moat things. We have considerably fewer dt. ' (hives than of late; this circumstance, added to the favourable change 13 in the weather, makes them dearer by fully 6d. per sib. Trade has also improved for Pigs From Germany and Holland there are 276 !traits, 1,720 Sheep. and 25 C.lves; Leicester and Northampton, 400 Besets; and 105 Milch Cows from the Home Counties. II err noes of Site, a. a. ~ .1. Per MOO 41 6105. a 6. a. d. Best Scots, Herefords.. 8 310 1 Best Dm. k Hf.-lode. Sb 9 0 0 'lest Shorskonis ...... 3 3 8 Best Lone.wools 3 3 5 113 Sexed quality Beasts.. 2 3 2 Be. de. Mims litres ................ 2 36 , twee and aecoad quallty 2 3 4 •• ' Pies 5 48 1 De, do. Shore 0 0 0 II Sad Dos. A lialkneds 3 1 4 01 Lambs_ .-.. ._.,__ . __ 0 0 0 5 Hoards at market, 1,014; Sheep and Lambs, 6,660 ; - Calees. 201; 1 Pigs. 155. 10 BRAINTREE FAIR -At this fair on Tuesday and Wed 20 needay last, about 3, 0 00 Beasts were shows, chiefly Welch and 10 Scotch, no Herefords, and very few Deems being exhibited. Al. 90 though much below the usual supply, the prices realised were from 20 IS to 20 per ant. lower than last year's fair, and about two-thirds 28 were sold. As lean stock of all descriptions la now selling, there Is a 10 prospect of fanners !icing well paid for erasing, even if the price of 20 meat continues at its present low rate. Milking Cows suffered a de. 10 pmerion, and were not inquired form we have known them. The 28 show of Sheep was not so large as usual, and inferior in quality ; but te though the trade was heavy, few, we understand, were left unsold. IS MODGERSPIELD FAIR, Oct. 4.-We have a better show of Cattle of all dem iptions to-day than we have had for some years back. There is alas a fair quantity of lean Basta, but dull of sale; Load milchers are in geed request at prices front IV. to 171. sterling. we bare also a good show of good draught Bases, in price from 171. to 301. NZWAIGC FORTNIGHT FAT4ITOCK MARKET, Oct. 2.- Time wan not so many head of stock as was expected, but the sale was he at the tut prime, and a good deal of business was done. We had met our usual buyers from Nottingham to-day. There were 261 Sheep and 13 Beast peened. N swarm, Oct 3.-We hays had a large show of stock to day, and a good del of business was done, at about last west's rates. The weather made very much against the sale of stock, it being so remarkably wet. Three were 717 Sheep, 31 Beast, 95 Pigs, and many he penned. PIRTFORD FAIR was held On Tuesday. There was the largest supple of Sheep ever remembered, amounting to upwards of 7,060. Prices were low, notwithstanding there was • fair number of purchasers. Good fair ewes, 2ea. to 31s. per head. Lambs, 17s. to 21s. The cattle fair was also fully suppld, and there was great difacaltyto sell. In the horse fair there was a pride s um of useful animals for farming purpows, for whirl stlir were asked, but little badness was done. SAUK/1M o.t. 3 -The show of stock was again lane. and the quality good. We cannot note any Mange is the value of dither Bed or Mutton, and the market was well cleated before the ekes. WAKEPIRLD, Oet. 3.-Trade was heavy ; a great number of both Beasts and Shoep remain unsold. Beef, M. to ss. 6d. per Mows; mutat, dd. to hi per lb. About CO Bemis and 6,300 Sheep at market. lOLONIMIL MOHLY FAIR, Ott. 3.-This fair, which was Um to.day, proved a NT very uninteresting one. Owing to the extreme wetness of the morning, the supply of stock was email,uad the at tendance of buyers limited. Fat Cows semis good demand, and sold at from di. to W. ; milch Cows, sl. to 101. Sheep, 15s. to 30s. Fat 1 Bonnives, 16a. to 25e. The indifferentorse market wee unusually I da ad was eupplied with an eed. EDINEWROH, Or*. 3 -The number of Cattle was 495, being IS more than this day week. Sales dull, and priers • shade lower, and at the clots of the market a great quantity were unsold. Top price, 7s. Gd.; current, 6s. 6d. to 75.• secondary and inferior sorts, U. to 4 per Dutch st tte. There wits again a full average supply el Sheep and Lambs this morning, the neither, 5.541, 313 cm than last market. Good Mune and Lambs fully mai last wree's prises, and secondary and inhaler kinds moved off slowly at late rates. One lot of very auperior Lambe, fed by Jobs Hope, Esq . South Elphinstone, brought 24s per bead, being by bust In the market. Top price or the-best Mutton, bid. per lb.; eunrest, 5d.; mukning and inferior kinds, 30. to 4 4 d. Good Lambs, 12s. to 14a. ,• black.f. iced, top, 10,. 6d.; current, 7s. to 90. and downwards. A good clearance was effected. Yuman RAILWAYS. Si Anglo-Italian (late Ita llaa and Austrian. 20 Boulogne end /we; .. 20 Central trance (Nieman) Dutch Rhenlab . 34 But Indian 6 Great Indian Peninsula . 104. Do. 10 Madridancii'alentiS SO [Namur and Liege 1411 Northern of Prance Orleans and Bordeaux ... Is Pub; and Orleans SO Pariaand Rouen ... 11 Paris and Strasbourg 30 Roan and panne 10 Sambre and Moon „. 11 Tours and Nantes THIS DAY, Two o'Croci. The share market is very firm to-day, and prices of most lints have an upward tendency. L au d on and North Westerns obtained 1124. N ew _ curie and Berwick. are about 10s. hi g h er than yesterday ; they have been done at 14. Caledonians mark 134 ; Great Northern., 7! ; lands, 504; North Stafford& are lower, in consequence_ of an opinion which is entertained that the result of hat month's working is unfavourable ; they. were last done at 94. elating prices Yesterday. rake to4lay v to 1 s'ilogt. I 3 I a a mt 13 7& 1.4 5 41dr. 11 12 .i ia U 4 i e pm } 1 pm. pm.par P t} 6 dim. 81 8 dia. 181 It 1I 5 34 31 SI 518. 2 S 1 28 SO I9i 203 61 6di a. 9 10 _ - 11i i i 51 if ie et ei dig LIVERPOOL, October 4. STOCE-EltowateoE.—These was a Plight improvement tro day, but It wan very, very ellabb—Birkenhead, Lenashire, end Cheshire (late C. and D., I per cent. till '5O), 13j —Caledonian (pre ference them), 91 —Glasgow, P., end Greenock, 16 * — Lancashke and Yarkihir• M. and L.), $6 d.—Landon and North Western. 0. .I 1 It Ilt —Ditto (new shares), t 1 p. —Midland, kl—North Bridal (new preference), le. 9d. d.—Eoottish Central, 19—South Eastern and Dover (No. 4,les. as I shares, 61 die.), 91..180.(k1.—Date.h Rhenish, a. 61 d. MANCHESTER, October 4. STOCI-NICHANGIL—Prima were, if go change couldbe looted, slightly firmer, but Wainer was very dul l, end but few tram balm were effected. BIRMINGHAM, October 4. BTOCR-EXORANOIL—Priers were firm in this market, Its tote was deeidectly better. There is very little stock Owing. LEEDS, October 4. Broax-Exacuros.—There has been a very limited num ber of transactions this morning, without any variation in prism New East Ismeashirre hare been done at 14i dia.; North Wotan nalMende at 31 dia.; and North British Preference at Is. pm. BRISTOL, October 4. BToot-Exommtoi.—The market exhibited a firmer tone, although the amount of business was limited. Great WeeternOua rter shares, which opened at 114 die., slightly improved towards thee:cue al tha day, and closed stronger at 114 die. YORK. October 4. STOCK EXCHANGE. Eastern Counties, 71; North Biafrordshlre, 91; York, Newcastle, sad Berwick (Newcastle Wes. don), IL HIDES. Lassawuktx. October 5. Hiftec, 56th. to 641 b., 14d. to —; ditto. 641 b. to 121 b., 11d. to lid.; ditto, 7210. to Solls., 2d. to 21d.; ditto, SOIL to 861 b., 24d. to Id. ; ditto, 8810. to 961 b., Sd. to Sid.; 961 b. to 10411).. Sp. to aid.; horn hide% 6 6 d*; coif skins, light, Is. Id. to Is. Od.; Mt, Se. 6d.—Buttoxose e, Oct. S.--dheep skins, polled. 2e. ed. to U.; Kent' end half.toldi to b. Od d ; dowse, le. S i d. 2e. ; but % Se. to b. 10d. -- i I pm 6 di% le 4i 4 pm. 3 4 pa. pa 4 wo. 32 30 ddb. 12 10 dta. 15 16 13i 14 94 94 ex In 11 124 101 114 34 32 db. 1 1 le 7 1 II pm. I txn. si Par sj Pm. 24 4 pa. 22 20 di.. 22 20 da lij 18 4 1 14 15 14 15 - Ili - 4 7t 7I 27 21 93 37 7 3 dIA lb idis. 111 121 dl.. 21 31 2i 6a. 21 21 dia. 20 18 die. .07 212 49 45 pm. 82 81 pm. 13 17 pm. 57 39 _ _ 12 11441 e. 111 11f 8 74 dls. 91 94 - ie - Se PM 46 50 - i db--w 37 33 184 174 db.. 9,1 6, di% 6i 61 di. 11 10 die. 2 21 GI si 38 39 SS 6 pot. 96 98 I 3f ' Ili 10 214 I 2 We 1124 6 166. 14 2 Pm 4 83 pa. 32i 4 17i 14 die. 14 12 die. 25 26 /1 11:4 1 2 pm. 13 11_ 4 23 26 ii ii du. 5 6 3 3{ 10 10i 11 13 14 13 dls. 9 1 dia. II 16 dia. 6 6 dia. aa if dig. 90 61 iii WI lb. 2S 30 'die 464 IS 2 32 lU 11 !X diY. 4/ 6 7 +dis 7 y B As. 11 1! 16 16i 19_ 20. 1 7J die. 56 dia. 2 21 pw. 4 2 dia. 2 1 Cs. 10 11 ate. 1 1 18 35 3 dia. 6 9 9 9 i 41 di. 17i 1 cz SI 6 St 6 23 23 die. 4 dla. S 2 Cs. 1 3 34 4i poi 16 14 db. 17/ llif 6 7i die 5 4 3 1 41E. 21 21 41 db. ri 4! 4! I 1 13 TO 7L go to 59 55 53 55 141 31 213 7e 61 GO 52 $ I