The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-27 00:00:00

e-l•-x-,,,A,,, -.&‘-r: .-7 r ,05,---- ..(' • . 4 ....,. € .0.7--.. ..........,....... (exprt r No. 959.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1849. MASONS et INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either Ai or M may REALISE `i MODERATE either a. se le at selde el soasemys.—Dm futl perdielan ...D. Win rmaNMEI! ,te EAST VIDIA TEA COM. T . Omit Sit Rem% Chanklyer4, City. presidents of the council. I have taken great pains to ascertain the truth of therein:moan', and I have no reason to believe they are true. In this country, how ever, one mutt be . prepared for everything. I have heard another version of the palace affair. In Ike, the klug consort wtota iffrior. ate letter to hie cousin, Montemolin, orgutig nim to marry Lobelia, telling him that if not, he would marry her himself sooner than let hor be given to a foreigrer ' Since that time the young king-csawxt, tired of his ridi culous position, both as husband and prince, and be sides oonsoienoe•otricken as was his mother on her death-bed, is leadin g himself to Carlist man oeuvres, intending 'to get divorced from a wi'e who hates him, and who in that case might marry Monte melba. The military are confined to their barracks. Oer. 20.—three per Cents., 244 sect.; Five pe Cents., WM Parer • 0001 ,00 6. 64: Bank 01 m . Ferdinand. ;e pspee Salim,: co Landon. 10 40. SPORTING. Prwsan Five per Cents., 1061 1031; Danish English Loma, Three pa Ceuta, 72; ditto. Beak shares, 104.. IBM T. . R per Cents., ; ditto, in 1062. and 2002. obligati ons. 72 971; literdsh Lorn, go k3l; ditto, Your per Cents., 94 94 ; Norwegian Loan, 94 991; 8, small Ardoine, Pim pee Cents., 9 ; ditto, Inland. Three per Cents., 231 ; American Sts per Cents., 10.4 IC3I. Erobange on Lon don-11mb , 23 Oct., debt, 13 116; ditto, 2 mos., 13 loi; Peters. bolt, 17 Oet. ; 11 mot., 371; Bremen, 19 Oct, 2 moo, 614. HOSIERY, etc LEICESTER, Oct. 28. There fa no (Marmot In the petered Wools or Tarns. Cotton and 11ren1 is higher, another advance haring taken lAIO3 this week. The woollen Glove trade is deeming to • atom, and work L. getting scarcer in that deportment. In other baincaos moot of the insaufachurre are tole rably busy. 4w. ---- TC -7-- 11 FLOWER ROOTS.—THOMAS F. urcm 10 ' 0 *w "' : YWWU ions has - ' %%goal ritia, I, U wstai aid eteerd. New-rood, London, bps besr reedy kr coding out his celebrated kap, coot.cialog T 1 FWD aimed Ilyndoths 12 floe mold Irk Angelica 11 flee tamed e .riy Tullis 12 Thee named Iris llirpar kb 12 Iherwesol Tulips 11 flue pazed Narcissus 11 Dos Tao 'ilsoll Tulips SO Coke wised Crum. II lUD gamed Rsousculus Oi Urged yellow Crocus gs TIM named double Adwocess SO larvae We Crocus 12 Gladiolus SO largest White Crocus anvorwattd Dutch roots et the lied qualky, which will he forwarded pug pair{ /Attu kingdom foil /11, or hoses sostainiog haft of cub of 61 AIM fvr El. To MI MI the lined allsetioa of roots, orders tidal le soui -matedistelp. NEWMARKET BOUMMY MEETING. nag DAL—(ems Electric Telegrapb.) bELVOIR STAKES. The Flying Dutchman .. I Vatican . , 2 HOPS.—Woacastsa. Oot. 26. Hereford Great Cattle and Hop fair be held Wit &Vardar. many planters Wen pre "Med l t.ttiti!:i,l; our mArket, Web Maud a short supply', and, the demand being good, fine and choice Gam lea fetched Se. to ea advance on the promos rates. The number of pockets weighed trout the rowers were: Nter, 636; oW, 20; and during the week: be new, 667 ; old, 13. Th e duty Is supposed to roma about 6,600 t, and is expected to published In a few days. Prime, per oat. : New Wotonsters, 112 s. to Ma.; choice, 147 e. yearlings, 73e. to 86e; choke, 10. s. ; 1646'., tO.. to 7115.; old ohls, 20s. to 30a. IWEEPSTARES for 3 yr-olde and upwards. T.Y.C. Telegraph .. .. 1 Iladulphas .. 2 HANDICAP for three-yr-olda. Juggler .. .. Fet ule . . .. • • Rochester .. • • HOUGHTON HANDICAP Rathminee .. . • Ova-fork-over.. .. MATCHES. Collingwood received from Surplice. Canada filly beat Qamimodo. The Probe beat Tiaiphone. WOOL—Lonnow.—The market has been quiet erne the dose of the late salsa. but holders remain arm foe both colonial and fore4n. Arrivals this week are 3,060 bal s colonial, and lot foreign. English is steady In prior, but not much badness doing. LZEDS, Oct. 26.—We have no chongeto qalte In Englifeh Wool thiA week ; the demand is without enemas. and I rims are stationary. We have to Avert a steady badman doing in !amigo Wools this week, at hate prices. lavnurooL, Cht. 26.—N0 change In WooL A steady but not eery settee badmen doing at late ;men'. .. 1 .. 2 TRAYS.—EXTRAORDINARY SHOW.— he Impel aseutneent el TEA TRAYS and WAITERS ever eo Ingether Is now on SALE at WILLIAM S. BURTON'S, 30, Othrdatrset (maw of Newmanntreitt), and Ito. I, Newman-street Gothic shape Papier Mache Tram pa vet of Mr* taxa loa. to 10 plasm ditto ditto Inie Atte, front lea to 4 grinian, Come duce, per art, tem :e. Anakeost endless variety AMA WAIT slwat.` and ban trays. may a them executed 1a iles stcle of art, a. Oast a spearter of Asir original nut, betai l l iti rr slightly out of eludltlat. Round awl Gothic twitters, cake end bear baskets, eqtrilly Iow.—WILLIAM S. BENTON (Lite Itlppin end Isrtan).—EMLlisbe4 in Wethwesreet,lo2o. PALMER'S CANDLES, 7d. a pound.— PLUM/ PATENT Waal. ail =Mod " lhlt•se." likele at &die pat propi, W. eine, 3 vneke.. Magnum*, II or 4 nicks M. ditto. Ake the km it Stock of L731/0 la the ldagdom, oultatle foe them fee well es for emplane sod sill, from Is. to 100 e. each , English's Patent Catenhlne, in n sled aim 4e. M. per pllon.—At W1L1.1431 P. BURTON'S (1.0. Ripple and Boma), ge, Oaford.etreet (corner of Beermasatrectt, end No. 1, ;ferrmeretrset,—EstaltlLW.d In Wells. street 4D.1530.. EINB HEAD of HAIR. ROWLANDS' IIACAIIILti OIL madam IN Mir la Its salort shit% now . Its myth. draws It ham sate owl &Mei. artains k la ioaturity, an e atinuen Its ponwasios of Way Timor. allay loft. us% sad Wane.. rtatandaney to U. lab* prdi of human Ilto the mart\ of arklakets, eporotraor d laostoltloa. It at also oaf L. tag In U. stlanulatlve opersuco. For Alleys dlo topociany toms. otawattloa Waft tie boa of a beatottal Mg of bolt, u reador bit tie No of the are ranb umatelowy. Is of austere Initattora.—Tha gods, atttala boa tlia wide NM& /11/ tal• is Use amp& Prise is. Id.; is ; badly amaj l ar a lLal to bar moll). 100 Id.; owl doable list sta. Hs. we tto aUts. at IS, Effittarpads.Loadiae and bas dasnab sad pabodre. Not liindy.—Prka L. W. la elelhalk saw. SKETCHBB OF CANTABS. By JOIN Blum (of antiehAttli).oeuL " ire Mee laughed heartily M shibles, Mal /111111M mend th zn to the reet.ter who haa a bib nal mirth. efylemeter, and gestientan'y good sating ratarD. flay bane undid ef anniams. Owe Itnitatras shoat thew, and beneadi saga el balm sad gerr:;:age, there la n goon whit and maul bbutlob"—ltioanbur. A nage entertaining Ws bath in moody •ow nesenentat lan, rend. Macy a well.hrawn ehonabr W smiLaisambreed ensue le tern deg:doted nib gnat ettnt, and essolloi with burro to the aAlida of thole 'rho have bass MOW id* ouch 55 es."—lb, enter. Ledo: Ccap Za,k IT, Caello.etrott tri o Berbanalreet, Oalted-ettest Jost reayotisetally pries 140 s. id, pRISTIAN DM/RINKS, from tho Words of as tors. ro ohs Awash dos us romerss. surstoor sad Olowirdell ta the Mimi skits with debt adiseis aimidses. dvidishis. 18. HellawirelL Jed podiarg. la I Id% Nei. IL, do ON Till RELIGIOUS I By w. J. Fox, LP. By the runs Antler. pier $. 6,1., Vet IV. mai bete LECII:IIE. , , whirep.ed Melly to the Working arm; Itsbad • Spree% oa Iltuaes motion for Itepeeratelara Mona. s a Prefatory alarm of "Cowart.* to the Warthog elanate:' timer. rot, ta, Patereoeter.sow. VI:NDIANNIB.—The Pub repel to st.te the', is sosossursse of the Author's protrasksiillassi, dispute d No. 12 or Ms Work Is Noels Marred. 11, ocoosic.onst, Oct. 11,1119. SPAIN. MADRID, OCT. 20. The reeding-rooms were filled at an early hour this mornin4 to read the Gasette. Toe decrees accepting the resignat:ons of General Figures, minister of war; Fidel, of !.reign affair.; Amzole, of jar ice; Rocs Togorre, of the marine ; Bravo Nlarillo, of finance ; ; Baztorito, of the home department ; Siejae, of com mon*, have the formula lazing mti.lkd with their seal, intelligence, and loyalty." novae's's resignation was scoep'ed, with a fiatttriag adjective or two addi tional, " laing highly satisfied with the distinguished zeal, consummate intelligence, and loyalty, &c." There see decrees appointing Serafin Maria de Sotto, Calera Cleonard, lieutenant-general and senator of the kingdom, minister of war ; Salvador Cea Bermudez (brother of the celebrated absolutist minister), Count of Calumbi, minister of foreign affairs—(this noble man is now plenipotentiaty minister of Spain at the court of Lisbon) ; Don Jose Manrese, minister of grad and justice; Brigadier Bastiilo (who is now in command of the Seanish squadron off Naples), minister of the marine; D. n Vicente Arnesto, minister of finance. This gentleman is a " celebrity, perfectly neknown." I remember him as captain, and subsequently commandant in the national guard. These noraina.ions are evidently of a provisional nature. In the meantime, employels of all kinds tender their resignations. The only authority in Madrid who has not sent in his is the Count of Mirasol, Cap tain-General of Madrid. It was said ttat he was entreated by hie political friends to remain, for Cleonard, whose inclination to absolutism ;is well known, intended to put in his place Gen. Villareal, the best of Don Carlos' generals, and who has hem lately amnestied. Public indignation is above all levelled at the new minister for the home department, the ferocious General Balboa, who, during the civil war, ordered a child four years old to be shot. As it is very difficult to know the real motive of this sudden change, all sorts of reasons are given. The bringing forward the names of distiagniehed Carlist officers is also said to be a msecouvre of Queen Christina, who, among other intrigues, is said to have offered to bring about the return of Don Carlos's family, on condition that the girls she has had by Munoz shall be royally provided for. Narraeis refusal to make these young ladies princesses is a cause of many a b:ckering between them. As the whole royal family is extremely devout, priests always play an important part in back-stairs politics. One Father Fulgencio, a priest remarkable for his blarney and his good looks, was the confessor of the family of Don Fran cisco, father of the king-consort, and has the same power over the weak intellects of the king-consort as the celebrated knit Coclet over the King of Naples. Nearly all the plump, well-fed, handsome young priests who lounge about the court have their breasts Maenad with creases of different orders. Father Ful gencio, not content with these, longed for the cress of Charles the Third, one of the first orders in Spain, and which gives its wearer the title of your lordship. This cram Narvaez would not give him, and Christina made use of the irritated theologian to work upon the king-consort's little brain. The occasion we. propi tious. Narvaez had threatened to cut down the salaries of the palace fry, and every day the queen was besieged with petitions and remon strances. This morning every journal in Ma drid opens its fire upon the new ministry. The Clamor Publko, not desiring the return to power of General Narvaez and company, says that it reprobates the despicable means employed for the fall of the Names cabinet, but reminds the country that it was by the same means that the fallen administration stepped into power, and that the nub lie must wait a day as two and judge the new cabinet by its actions. With reference to the roams that the Cleansed administration aims ate despotic govern ment, it calls upon the progresista party to be ready for whatever eventuality. The Pais gives some de tails about the occurrence. The king consort (says this journal) wrote a letter to the queen it= her that the continuance of the present ministry in power would endanger her majesty's throne. This letter was commasioated by the Oast Pius Hermes*, brother-in-law of Roca de 111011111114 that minister, and by him to Names. The siallby immediately met, and tendered their resipatiem which the queen, after a moment's hesitation, ee espied. The Espana assert' that Queen Christina (P goal), was much affected when she heard et, he m' change of minietry. The young queen added to the annoyance of the ministry by making them wait three-quarters of an hour Wore she received them. Fora °Trots. It is slid that the queen has sent for Names again, led that she has oleo applied to Morita to take the GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—Oar correspondent writes : BERLIN, Oct. also resigned Saxon plenipotentiary. M. Zeschaa. has also resigned hie place in the rerwaltungs-Rath, and left Berlin last night, after haviog protested against the Permian scheme of forming a Banda stuat. FRANCE. PARIS, FRIDAY, 5.30 p M. de Fallout has returned to Paris tr,-day to pre pare for a journey in quest of health. Thi s sk ews you that he is no longer minister. Vas choice of M. de Coreelles to succeed him is vetrimently atta c ked by the moderates, who see in the 'choice of that gen tleman another triumph for M. Defame and the tiers porti. M. Odilon Barrot and M. Dufaure think that they have simply to replace one minister by another, bat this simple act may lead to a renewal of the ministerial crisis. M. Lsnjuinais will fill M. de Falloui's poet, ad interim, until M. do Corcelles returns; in the meanwhile more than one change mayet take place, for it is said that the president is afraid of a ministry completely of M. llnfitures colour. Without ascetic; that u a fact, it is certain that the elite of the resjonty were at the reception of the Elyske last evcn.ng. The nomination of General d'Hautpoul was the subject of much congratulation. As will be seen from the Monitenr of this morning, that gem ral is, as I informed you, both general-w -eldor and plenipotentiary. He left Paris yesterday yesterday for Rome. The meeting of representatives who assemble at the council of state has beet convoked for to-morrow, to take into consideration the eventualities which the resignation of M. de Fallonx may give rise to. By the returns of the Bank of Francs just pub , Lobed, it appears that the metallic reserve has again increarei about 31 milliots, being nearly 5} Mil lion' more in Paris and 2 less in the country. The discount accommodation shows an increase of abAst 800,000 fr. in Party, and a decrease of about 160,0001 r. in the departments, the amount of the former being 44,643,7051 r., and of the latter, 7 7,638,027 fr . The protested bills show a small diminutim, about 100,000 fr. in Paris and 75,000 fr. in the provinces, the amount. of the farmer being 3,140,3421 r., end o f latter 2,074,133 fr. The overdrawn bills have declined from 220,644 fr. to 130,0321 r. On the side of the liabilities, the notes in circulation remain nearly as they were, having fallen off in Paris about 700,00 ofr., and increased in the provincs to the time extent. The account current of the treusory has diminished about 11 millions, the amount now being 48,885,0301 r. The private ac counts current in Paris have increased abon 71 mil lions, whilst those in the country have diminished about 1 million ; the amount of the former being 88,627,4746., and of the latter 26,673,021 fr. The whole amount of the metallic reserve is now 403; millions to 4391 millions of act.. in airesdalion. eTATE 011 VIZ DANK OF FIANCZ ep to OCT. 26, with the corresponding items tithe prectdinir mesh: Week rebels Week ending Oct. 19, Oet. 25. 11.11.11 MOM ... LITIM 41,900,000 0 137,9440,000 0. Capital of 000 Mat banler .... 13,,000 0 13330090 Ilaserre 10,0 3 94 30 090 0 141, , 000, , 600 Mere at new Rued toiler LI* 4 730 0 4900,730 SIM i=kii :7..77:: 37,4414,600 * 0 $71:774300 000 De. Ilreenli leaks ..... Wls se order 719,04 93 78 4 ,934 20 Aeseest seressior Tresseryoredltor 50,461624 32 46,153,03 U 11 Dims Noma garnet 61,019 , ,907 33 68,527,474 4 AsseeMs sweet in the Wenches lteselele ma* et debt ....... 6,17 , 4300 o ktotroo 1,619,462 0 1,701,10$ 0 Devlls el brew* Wake yereble by Wok Drafts of bank payable by trends banks 3,436,049 0 1,402,426 • Ofekknds payable Liquid. el *sash bank of Algiers Dircoent, divers basted; add ea = 1 „, and a in 1.044,442 :0 3,971030 SO D branch batiks 1,1140,269 • 1,40,321 0 R.Wocount last half-year 143,693 45 143,693 49 Ditto In breast banks 321,563 0 324,542 0 Sundries 732,463,203 99 737,239,379 7 AMTS. $1142 la as .......,......- 170,032,777 II 103,401,831 Oath la dr bruit bubo ..... 130,297,337 123,366,620 111118 ow doe 220,614 130,032 MU tad ''''pleat. bit Tarim . 43. 7 59 . 014 7 44, 543 , 705 7 De. do. la brawls beaks 77,791,998 77,633,027 Advaraes o• ballloa *drams On bullion by branch banks 14 , 442.3 212,797 Advisees= 'tomb pobbe too& 10,6....,326 1 10,693,416 1 Albums am Moth publie lead' by beta& teaks Advawl• 1,4 the slots on Trompary bm• Limn= lo tin gate as Mena 110 uglier Imo of 4000,000 to do sky ot 1103- millet 1,071,100 1,4175,600 344ea50l to Ur deperlasemt of the Sift ..... ~........ 4 0 0. 000 4000,000 606 =thirsown ................ WOO* 10,000,000 hall =9.04 d taw 966 Wks la palle 11046 anktiallepsoltardam 4,800,000 • 4,000,080 • 11•41.7ffortyotleemblosbe 4611,623 • 4616,212 0 I•lseittl• Wakotel 121•44333 /Mak 876,000 0 KAM • 1 laliest i limb Imria fa the allbeil 1:09.9mt 1669 of 10. 6619.16 10.08 -...- , 110.63 0 390,009 0 Prolisled bale - /1,,7 1,14084 6 Fromm tub isirsiiiiias— 4 1 24 44 4,2 453 71 9 0 2,074, , 133 2 0 Impons et asmammt .. ... -- 318,789 97 315,789 97 11=4 et nesastatint ii . bomb 321,342 0 $26,059 0 SOWN ...........—......... ..... 199.465,291 99 137,339,13 79 BOURSE. PARIS, Oar. 26. lants. I a do. Ifforloan. . 44 per Cone .--. 4 par Cents. Landon . 41 days, ear= on Pa limy. I Xqdas Wady Do. t i 11111 Boaann—Pina and Orleans, 711 73' Paris sad lawas, 373 30; Roam and Hama 133 ; Adams and ilarselnaa, 113 75; ntrisboarg and t1 0 : 0 373 • Oman (tlerson), ; sod Andes% 130 ; 06; sob. 43$ 13 ; Padnand inim,ll3o; Taws and Nunn !1111 ! 3; Diggs ma lassaap, C 3; Badman and Tests, 33; N'aia, 170. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TIM DAT. Boom Immo Cazetwata. &ogle' Alfred Gordon, 17, who wee Sellfflillied en Wed nesday of cutting and wassails; a gldommed lames Sarah Elwin's, with intent to mudsls, inn hem& up for judgment. Mr' Julia Creswell said ke lad cutlally smoldered the ease, and having regard to the deliberation with which the set was einamisted, and the aggerate n h alter it waa curled eat, be felt that his bag l m no alter native best to par upon his the emlesee M death, and he could hold oat to his very little begs of a asuneation of hie matinee. He then pared elates* of death is the sual fors. aortas Thome, Peers ennendered to take his trial for the manslaughter of kb brother. )nerd David Peens, by nwt_Jiiring alga Par! Ise4 and neeelakment wise grand jury ma *wed the 11111 rumba to this. in this ewe, sad the gebeset wit tied spa the coronses The ease failed altogether in post, the *videos *owing that th d einner wee called upon to attend hie brother, when ris • state fr om the Stolen. and his tremment ap peered to Save boss all that was summary under the eir eassense. The jury stepped the cue, sad retuned e venlig of Net For Amount. TM Momey. lOpessUirplitelmost. Lowistlisiii. —... SS 70 3330 83 85 63 U 65 70 If 0 OS 15 88 13 37 90 87 90 . . “ “ . g 9 .. .. .. .. .. . And=: 10 &MU 30; " 90 dal*. ';.% 174. 978 Mr 12117.1 fa** Mau sB_ Mom. EA& EXECUTION AT JEDBURGH. (Poem the Bonier 4dvertieer.) On Thuteday John Wilson, ore of the two railway labourers convicted a; the recent Justiciary Court at Jed burgh for the murder of William Lauder at last Bt. Boswell's Fair,. and concerning which we published full particulars at the lame, underwent the utmost penalty of the law in front let the county jail ; the other man, Bred y, who was alto Illmind guilty of to, same crime, having oltalsed a respite for three week', but respecting th • course that the law will ultimately pantie regarding him nothing is definitively known, though it is generally believed that his sentence will be commuted to transportation for life. At an early hour the town presented an unusual and bustling appearance. Throughout the entire night it rained incessantly, and when the dayaky broke the rain still continued. Notenthstesoing, Wigs numbers of counts y people flocked into the town, and eon gregau d in the neighbourhood of the Council-house, where a burgher guard, numbering upwards of 200, armed with batons only, were drawn up. About 7, they proceeded In regular marching order , under their respective officers, up Castle-street, and defiled in front of the gaol, sad on both sides of the inclosed ground within the outer gate they took up their station. About half an hour after a detachment of upwards of sixty soldiers of the 21st regiment of infantry marched up is the prison, and lined the space Mune diatily around the leaffeld On the top of the jail the black flag was hoisted very early. The death Deli within began to toll about half past seven, sod was continued up to the time the unfortunate man was brought out, which was exactly 8 a.m. Wilson ascended the steps leading to the scaffild, accompanied by a Roman catholic priest and the magistrates, with a firm step, but pale face. He was deemed in a blue jacket, light vest, and drab trousers—the same, it will be remembered, as he alleged he had on on the fair day. He joined in the reading of the L•ird's Pray . er, the Creed, and a portion of th e 15th chapter of Ist Cunnthians. He appeared extremely fervent in his devotions. If he made any confession to the priest, it is not known ; but just as he was about to ascend the drop he was asked if he had any declaration to make, on which he spoke nearly as follows : 'I am going to be launched into eternityto face my Ood, and I em not going with a lie in my mouth. I neither lifted stick norstone on the fair day. lam about to suffer for another men." He then pardoned the judge, jury, end witnesses who had condemned him ; he also freely torr.v• all his enemies. The executioner, Murdock. of Glasgow, a feeble old man, and said to be upwards or HO years old, the same functionary who officiated at the pre vious execution in Jedburgb 18 years ago, then adjusted the rope around his neck, after which be handed the napkin to Wilson to give the missal when he wished the fatal belt to be drawn. TLis was done al.nost immediately after it had beet handed to him, and in en instant he was suspended is mid air. Death must have been almost instantaneous, con sidering the depth he fell, and as he scarcely gave a struggle. He was about 20 years of ige. lie was a native of the county of Down, in Ireland, and, as will nave been gather d, • Roman estho3c. The provost of the burgh and the catholic clergyman were with him till an early hour in the morning. He rested but little, but was wonderfully composed and col lected. The crowd which had assembled to witness the ex ecution was not numerous; we are of opinion that it did not exceed 2,000, amongst which number were a few females, a great number of whom left the ground when Wilson a-- eluded the scaffold. All appeared te he wee. or Um itheeted by the scene; a few of the burgher guards fainted, and rimy Wed tears. Most of the spectators were from the matey, there being comparatively few townspeople peewee. Handl% ds of =entry people arrived too late to witnaes the execution, but they all pressed for ward to obtain a view of the body as it swung to and fro. Thi re were no navvies present at the execution, but a dorm arrived shortly after, and a few of them, as well ea a woman who was in their company, wept very much sod very bit early on behelding the dead body, which was cut down about 9 o'clock, and interred within the precincts of the prison. It is now eighteen years since any one has been s xecuted at Jaen orgh. The last individual who suffered Do ignmaktously was Thom as Rodger, • native of Coldstream, who was con victed of the wilful murder of en Irishman tear Kelso. Much sympathy was felt for Rodger iu these. quence of his previous good conduct, and certain other extenualeg circumstances. It is somewhat singlet., that whilst the last QM previous to Wilson should have been hanged for murdering a Irishman, that It should have been exactly reversed on this occasion. It is also worthy . of re mark that similar weapons should have been wed in both wee. It certainly ssys a good deal for the morality of th: b or d e r ° Du ndee, competing those of Berwick, Peebles, Sel kirk, end It ',church, containing somewhere between 110,000 and 120,000 inhalidents, and extending over an area of 1,684 square miles, that only one execution should have occurred during the long (but not too long) period of - %teen years. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EYRNINO. The account given by a morning contemporary, on the authority of a Vienna correspondent, that the Emperor of Russia had officially communicited to the Austrian government that he woeld not persist in demanding the extradition of his subjects in Turkey, produced an immediate effect in the English stock market; and although doubts bays been expressed as to the authenticity of the intelligence, still the opinion so generall y prevails that such will be the Brarerors determiLation, that the funds left off at the highest point of the day. Consols opened at 921 to 1, and closed at 921 to 1, both for money and account, which latter fraction marks the last transactions and highest quota dons of the day. The Three per Cent. Reduced were done at 20 and 1. The New Three-and-a- Clearter per Cents. at 92:, I, and 1. Exchequer Bills have receded to 41s. and 44a. Ditto, Small, to 45a. and 41s. premium. Long An nuities were done at 81, 7-16, and 2 . Ditto, 30 Year,, 1859, at 81. Bank Stock realised 1981 and 7 1 . South flea Stock, 1001. India Bonds, 82s. and 74 premium. Very little business has occurred in foreign securities, and, with the exception of Human being dons last at 108, the transactions, which were the following, require no c3mment : Equsdor at 31. Mexican (ex January coupon) at 261, and E for money, and 261 for account ; ditto, small, at 521 and 1. Portuguese Four per Cents. at 321, 331, and 33. Russian at 107, 2, and 108. Spanish Five per Cents. at 161, and 2 for money; and 16 1 for account; ditto, Three per Cents. at 331, 34, and 1. Venezuela deferred, at 71. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents. at 531, 54, and 531; ditto, Foot per Cost. Certificates at 82. RANK OS >;SOLARD.—Acooste hello Wsekanacs Oct. :0,1319 Isla Wool —....—Sirgiter — „DM-- SII.M.SIO UR.* I tWalea l3llll MUM I P lO 6000 WN RI 1110101.. 0101a11 ... 40 I 1P9p99112 (Wind. it 80 :149 ., 4 Ams.) 4 . 72 .7 00 1 Oat to . . 10.4)&719 414049ai1d0 ussaa, 01.252.3 30 11111111117. G rarrebilL V= Ameigl 14=3.0e8 te.4.113 9,14,25 0 Odd aid illve Oda 7to,7tlD Oat. 15.114°. I Y. 04.044.1! ILABSIZALL Chid timblar. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 20th inst., when compared with the returns for the week previous, give the following results : Gossisties lose /98,252.330 Oreabtkia 0410.....—. 19,016,040 ...„, wrens 463 . 435 Pdliedspodlo ....--. 403 1 ,700 0093 684410 ... 19,40,719 0=99.77102183•01 14,223,063 041.29109=nt: tke 24 . 118 Oda sot Min 1 ,04V . 3_0_ ..... Dunne 42,378 Wes 487401•00 Mb 1.10.30 ....... Imam 63,371 1 1180201....—.—.. lIIICHNOIIII /MD ,ffOCILS HAICIICSO, OCrias•a=vlrmil-ara olvi7;11; ' o:o l 7roa k aiiiii.. - .liii Weft sal Cl; pat OEO4 IWO ; THIS DAY. Two oletisa. The improved prices of yesterday have been generally maintained in the English stock market this mornirg. Consols for account opened at 921 to et which quotation they have continued steady all the day. For money the opening price was 92: to I, but it lass since improved I, and the quotation both for cash and the 14th November is now the same. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 914 and 4. The Three yid a Quarter per Cents. at 92 and .2 . Bark Stock, at 198. Exchequer Bills, at 41.. and 441. premium. Prices in the foreign stook market are generally firm, except for Bueno. Ayres, which have declined to 39. Mexican also mark a shade below yesterday's figures. The business of the morning consists of: Brazilian, at 831. Buenos Ayres, at 40 and 39. Twc-and-a-Half per Cent.. Dutch, at b 3;; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 821 and I. Mexican (ex January coup on n , at 284 a..d Portuguese Converted, a at - 831. Five per Cents., at 16 and 11 ditto Three per nts., at 344 xßOLtett VFNEit But Ptook. 1.71 31 3 per CiCea. Aces.. stl 3 per et. Eat Anna, elf 1 3$ pm Cta PTA 3 per CL Cou Lane.. irlt I Larbegase DILA 41.. to WOBLION TUN per CL Austrian Doads, 1 per (*.Greta& DAL. MI IT 4 , per CL Bella tteralr. ir4 8 Granada Deterred 130.,, 3 2, per Cent. IS per CL Lies, laK 6 per Ct. Brazillso Bda..S2 4 d per OL Perusiaa ads.. h Ditto Ne a. al 3 P0et5C.1 71 . 42 3 1 5 t w tt e o L o l un it n us s t Tre t 7 .i 3 6 3 40 tr: o s R ae. d.. , Tce TT D.tto Col • 3 per Ct. @per sb C Sperish Defei.ul !Ida. 3 pay ca. Danish 7.: 4 Duo Pulse 134 e.. 31 p 8 per Ct. lunch hid.... •I 4 T y pt=e p arela gi n s : I: O n LL Dutch Cert.— A: 3 TEE PRODUCE MARKET. BRISTOL, OCT. 26. ISCCIAA.—Our race Sugar Market has at length assumed a more animated appearance, and bed the show of samples been at all t qual to the wants of MO trade, a eery large badness iniabt have been done here since our last rreeppoarrt, as the demand has icon general, both for male and refining pt ions; the supply, however, of Weat India is Milivery abort, holders not being disposed to offer their "take at wisest, sad the transactions of the week are SIM rdingly limited to about 400 hbds., the latest sales eststiPbiog an admin. of 6d. per met on the rates current at the clove of sad week. Per Mauritius the demand Is milt but limited, and this sake since our last 1 lively rsaeb 1,000 bag., at the turn, however, in favour of the saber. In lienitals the Mumma of the seek is chiefly confined to parcels from London and Liverpool, there not Wind a bag here in first bands. Foreign is still doll of sale, and the only transaction reported is • parcel of NO baskets low Jams, the particulars of which bare not tramp/red. The refined market is rather ftrnser, particularly for wet lumps. Tassels mech a slow sale, at about 17s. Sd. to los. fur the MA make. btu la In fair demand, and about 100 puns. hare found buyers Awe our last without, however, any improvement in value. RICE has met with more attention, and 3,300 bags East India bare been sold dace our last at steady rata. LIVERPOOL, Off. 26. STOLI.-There hl. been a better demand, but with out any Improvement in price worth notice, and the sales are 559 beds. B. P. sad C,t (11.1 Lags Fast India, at fully fanner rates. Foreign: Very little deice; the business being confined to 80 bbds. 50 Ws. Porto Rico, at 27e. 041. to 415. per cwt., duty paid, and 200 bags low brown Pernambuco from the quay.-You've outlaw in demand, the sates amounting to 1,000 puns., including Demerara at 155.; Bertedoes, of Inferior quality, at lee.; sad Antigua, at 17s. per cwt., but nothing has been done in foreign.-C.oreu : Only 30 tees. Jamake base been meld during the week ; 610 bags La Guam Lave been taken far export at 43e. to tie. ; and • cargo of Rio for • caninental port, the prier of which hes tot transpired.-150 bees Tri nidad COCOA sold at eV. Gd per cwt.-Notate' of GINUILit, Purls, or Pnemern.-Byre : The tremeetione are 6,000 bus East ladle, at fey Bet to lie. Gd. per cwt., being earl faU pries:v.-Rea is in fair request, al steady priors; the mks are 200 puns. Demerara, 310. to 360. per cwt., 0.P., and 2s. ild. to 3e. ed., and a few casks J111:11aied, at 3.. Gd. per gallon. Corson.-In the early part of the week there was again • great de. mend, both Rom spinners sad specular re, and prices of American advanced Id. per lb. On Wednesday mach is business warn done, and prices were more in brut of the buyers. To-day the market elosed steadily, at id. per lb. advance on Friday 1.Ia: in American de. =Ekes. In Brazil, egyptian, and Surat there is no change to be speculators hare taken 20,100 American, 200 Marenhana, 800 Bahia, 100 Pentsen, 1,860 Egyptian, 6,200 Burst, and exporters 1,100 American, ed RN Surat. Tra.-A little more has been done this week by private contract, and at a sale held yesterday of 2,200 package., 1,800 sold with spirit, at previous rates. The demand for taut India dryealtery articles hie been trifling, and the NM ens °unlined to small pared' of can at. Lac and 01.11( Austc et former rates, fette begs Sumo Pima, to arrive, at Wa. per cwt, end 1 34 ewes et CAPTOR OIL at 10,d. to Reid. per lb.-In Bitumens; 1,000 bags have been disposed of at 275. to 2es., and a small lot of Egyptian at 355. per cwt.-}'or NITPAO: of SOU. there has Men an extend.* Legates, and 300 tons sold, in More, at Ils. ed. to lls. ed., with 500 tons ez-ship at lie. 3d. per cwt. Drawnonn-The Dulness done in LOGICOOD *moonlit to about 200 tau, at W. bs. for CampearJay, ond sf. pr toe for Jamaica. Of Penne, 200 toas Cuba sold the price not named, with 20 tone good at 10..; 20 tons solid NICARAGUA Wool. brought let, and a few tons Cahoon Buwooo 41. per ton.-The sake of Truest-me amount to 2,000 barrels at Ge. ed. to 7s. per cwt., which is some Improvement in price, but the twee at 7.. was of superior quality.-No sales reported In 'La.-hosts In fair demand, 200 brit. of common quality brought b. 911. to Ts. 10J. per cwt. -Both Pot and Pearl Ashes are neglected, and so gala r ported. -lima: Tare have ban no public puha this week. end the business by prwate is unimportant, but the market is newly. There bay been • epecul .tive inquiry for flenurrome, sad 1,500 tone have thronged hand. ; u advance In prices is now required aocordlag to the quotatione.-Only mull sales have teen made in all deeerip t ions of et rear.-Of Opens Ascots about 70 ewes have been sold at full prices, end of CISAM of TARTAI about SO casks at Ght. 6d. to 645. ' per cwt., Recording to quaUtv.-Only Trifling Wee reported in !Louisa • ROM, ha the market has been cleared az wait Ilea& Is limns wars awing, at very full rates.-Foe OniClTaan Reim there has been • geed demand, sad 110 bhds. Philadelphia brought 10a. 3d. to Ile. ed., with 140 bags Paltiniore, 9.. Gil. per cwt-The demand foe Ours On. au been Waited to small lots for immediate cusumptlon about 50 tuns have been disposed of, at full price.. -30 tuns coloured But Ost, here ken sold at the quotations, end 240 tuns Can, on the ' spot sod I. arrive ' at 22f. per tun -Leeman O e is is moderate de. mind, at Ste. to 321.; and role haw, at 430. per cwt-Senars of TLIIPENTINK arc dull Veal*, et former ratee.-For Palm On. there hes been a good demand ; the roles amount to 40 tone, at 291.15 e. to 301. per ton, but these prices ere now refused.-The TALLOW market has been duU throughout the week; Petersburg Y.C. km been sold at 3d. to 30u. 14.• Tagetreg, at 375. GI, and 200 boxes South Aine. teen, et goal quality, et 35e. 6d. to ere. per cwt-About 100 tone of Austria= Laub sold et Us to 85e., being • decline of 6d. p r cwt -500 eater, dices ere reported, at 121.1e5. to 151. 7a. Gd. per ton. Seething doing In Baltic llemp. SUGAR.—The average price of Bug►r, the prance of the British posseredons in Monica, computed from the returns made is the week tether the 2.lrd day of Oct., 1619, is 245. 31d. per cwt. Sager the produce of the naurtt.as is 23e. 9d. per mrt. Sugar the modem of the Boat Indies is 26a. 04d. per cwt. The average pries of the three foregotag descriptions, j hilly. is Ses.Sid. per cwt.—Goad fr. TALLOW.—Th. masks& is quiet to-day. COTTON.—LivraroeL, °masa 26.—The verf large Salt Moreton recently made here, amounting doling the het fort. Died to 240,300 bake, have placed the trade in the pomerelon of a fair musky. In the early part of the present week. influenced by the AlwiMe Makes, representlog st=y the injury sastained by the mop both speculators and the b ought freely, and with as& dente : the ekes of Mouday were !SAM balm, and Mom of Tuesday were mho 13,000 bake; knee that day the de. mead bus not been maintained : the comumers already holding • present were indigkeed to buy largely; and the edema In pekes, although alight, checked the pardams of emeulaters. Ike tales each day have not ezeeeded 1,000 bales : those of the week ban mounted to 62,710 bales. To-day the some tone Menai% and the demand, when compared w.th that whM provalad some days ago, is IMAM, the total Wee not ezersaigil,ool balsa, at about the rates previously current. American seam is Ia peed • but ••each seecesel advance induces new and the aibrd. Melee in ve brigs peoportim to the supplies man ; sad diadabidem stock Ia the part; prises had partially, Weed genanity advenseeirmen ed. to Id. per lb. on Tuesday; sham that day** Mod has bsenibalted ; the authorised quotations for fair" qualities me per lb, higher them those of Friday last, the lowe • qualities beerisg Meanie hewers in vales. Wasik have ally been in limited "musk, sad they ere quite without change ; Egyptians are in good damsel, end they have amumsded Meuse of about id. pa lb. Sony me in fulr re. umet, bat are without change In vane. 29,10010 km of A 100 ?seams, 2,200 Some, 300 Bahia', 200 llassusine, :11,116 have been taken on speculation; and 1,100 of American, l of Surat for export. MZTALB.—Loroow, Oot. 26.—The market ketinues dtdl kr ail lauds of Meta* and the transaction of the bet we* lave ken bat wan a linalte4 scale. Welsh ban are slow of ado, mad an to be obliged at has 41. ISe to SI. per tie, trim ea Wad In Wok& kaiak gag ben, under the influence of aste advassallast work to 4Su for lobed Na.., bat =le l e tv4 = m at spa to about the dig level; tbleissa ID to warding at, when we semen the premise prednation Ind tidgianots with thou during the game =hot year, and whisk we give below : 11 at prefect in blast Ditto in IBM Lunen 91119 mints he the tut nine moths of 1644, ti 301,602 Ditte ditto 1649 Deeressa In 1849 tons 211,689 The market closes rather ILL at 4b. for mixed N 0.., net oink free on Ward at Glasgow. Bs . Is rather firmer. Ths guotatioes : - English bar, t, and square, per ton, N. 18n ; nail rub, 154. Od d .; Mope 71. 10n ; thettit :disks), 81. 100; tars, In Cardiff end Newport, 41. 15e. to Si.; yetned metal, Woks, N. to.. to 81. 11s.• ' anthracite, 31. 15 0- ; Pigs, In Wales, 81. 10a. to 4t. ; forge, It. 10s. to 01. 130- ; No. 1, Oyde, net cash, V. Si. to Si. 4s. Od. ; Biewittb part yenned Iron for bars, tails, ha, fres ea board at Newport, N. 13s. ; dw kr gm Meer plates, go., 41. 10..; Stir gees patent tosgbansl Okegow, 01. if& to N. 140- 1 is Maw, IL On to 88. ib L i ten, at lb* works, N. los.; rdls, N. to 87. 84.11 n. g 'MM.& Menlo Inn : *Media, 111. to 111.10 e. Paulin OW : gieldia Mg, 181. 10s. to 141. 114.; ditto 6 11110 i. 111 Ins. Oa& 001gor: Sinntfot , sad bong. ref lb., 91ilt w esegb rub., 1141. ; 18M1181. 4 %lop:5, pePoi Ih. ; mid 8d leglial Lead , rt oe, 111. 1 : 10. lin; MA 171 10n; white, 0.; totem shot, 191:18s. Lek ligmbib is Wad,. 141 . I ° l . In 111.60- Dr i t i g r te; oak ger MM. N. lb.; bar, Si. 14e.; to. fined, 31. lb. TM re, In bean, 81.125.,• Omits St. 10e. to N. 179.; Porweles oam an On) U. 81 M 11.1011M 1910 . 11 C Oohs. Pm My la. 18.1• U. in IC Mar •ml, U. 104. 6d. to 11.1 Lid.; LI do.. 11. 141.11. *deer: Paton warielasoi, per ton, 141. 10s. to 141.110.; gm Is arrive,l4l.79. 04.5. 11/.109. One : English 1 I lb. le lii. Quietellmr, per lb., Si.lid. is 36. i ^ Ift - b litst; nnelL CORN.--CESLIUPORD, Oct. 26.—Th. sap* of Wh.st wan rout'etate, as formers ate Ant buy waist, and Uwe was a don trade, at a &eine of la per qr. Wheat, red, Va. to 43e. • white, eh. to ard. Barley was not plentiful, and Ana quality about main tained it% price. Beane and Peas without alterati , n. Averse. pise %heat, 41a. id.; Harley, 25%. lid.; Beam, 9!,5. 7d.; Peas, Sea 7d. • CovENTaT, Oet. 26.—We him ilia • v•ry II market I to.day. Wheat was fully M. per bag lever, sad kw solos effected et the reduced price. There elf 41, Iseithry ler flee widths, Nacky, which realised • full pries. OK Beans were drat. Oats • slow trade, at war last quotations. ftld Wheat, 1:a. Id. to its. ,• new, 15s. to 15.. id. lialtiag Belay, 295. to Ills.; ariaillt.g, Bk. to 24a 6,1. Old Beaus, 14s. tolls. &l.; new, lls. to 12s. Old Oats, ris. to UL U. ; new, 20,. to 22a. New Peas, 10s. to Ha _ • DIRE; Oct. 28.—We trust quote Wheat a dull sae. at Is. des.llae. Beery other stitch flat, at lata ntes. Wheat. 43a. to 45.. per 36 stone ; white, 4as. to 4Ss. Barley, 10s. to 325. 0 to, (00, 20.. to 244. per 94 steam Beans, old, 345. to les. per 38 stone. Flour, Ws. to 37e. per 20 stone. . . EIIITEZ, Oct. 26.—1 n coneequenee of the ditties in liare-lane on Monday, we have had • dell market to.dar. Wheat sold at a decline of ls. to 2a. per qr. Barley and thita bare me`i- Leland lad week's prima. A% twat, red. Me. to 425.; white, 40s. to 46e. Paltry, 24. to lee. Oats, tbs. to 106. per qr. Vine Flour, 1125.; monde, 29e. to 304. per nth. Urn, Oct. 26.-The arrivals eontinue small of all kinds and st.tcks being light, bu•ineas in coorequence is rather limited. There ix a good supply of English Wheat, which generally wants con dititm, and inch is bought by our millers at Is. to 2s. per qr. decline. Foreign is also sold at a similar reduetica. Mailing Barley meets rather more inquiry; grinding continues mane, and better rate. an realised. White grinding Peale meet a steady sale at well supported prices. Beats Sr. scarce, and realise full rates. Oats same a last week. Lusseed arrivals canto iset 930 qrs. tram Riga, 1,330 from Petersburg, 300 from Koolpheet, sod 2,600 from Kertch-tegt4her, 6,600 qrs., principally on crashers' accant. The market has eon oequently been but 6irdy supplied, sad buyers have had to pay rather atone last week's rates. Black Bea may be quoted 445. to 455.; Petersburg, the, 11s. to 12a; middling. 33.. to Ins.; interior, 31..; Riga, 35,. V.m.• Archangel, SIN. to • ' Weasel id Konlisborg. test clean eruslng les. 5.39; middling. 365. to 375.; inferior, 335. per qr.„ Sub. per babel The follow:nig are the prices: Wheat, ea.gleh, white, old, 42e. to 43e.; new, 425. to 45e.; red, old, s. 48e. • sew, 10a to 43aBola per bediek high mixed laltic,4os. to 4.a. ; Hamburg, red, 42e. to 465.; Polish Oedema, 375. to 39e. barley, malting, per qr., 235. to 275.; grinding, per 30a., 21s. GI. to Ha. Od. Oatctal, per qr., 13s. to 17s. ; new, 134. to 174.; HUlVaaa, &C., per at., 7d. to B,d. Peas, white, boilers. per qr., 275. to 30..; blur, 2.6 a. to 33a.; grinding. 631 b. per ballet, 235. to 264.0 d. Bale, old sod new, bath. per bushel, Pa. to 325.; Egyptian, 26.5. to 27 a. Tares, sew, for rowing, per qr., 255. to 305. ; geuidizar, 031b.per bushel, Pk. to 21s. Hp, per stone, 6d. Linseed, iAT qr.• Black Sew, Ito. to 455.• ' Bombay, 41a.; tit. Pr•errburg, tine, 41 6 . to 425.; g e d crushing, 30... to 3911.•. interior, 365. ; Riga, nee. to 390.; Archangel, 59x. to 40s. ; K onigsberg and Memel, 35,.. to 77X.,• claw for feeding, 41.. to 44.. Rapeseed, per last, German and D.loi.a, 291. to lot. ; Black Fen, 151. to W.-Fore:gm imports into Hull during this week : linseed, 5,600 qrs. ; Rapeseed, 413; Wheat, 3,812; Barley, 1,656; Beans, 1,064; Pear, 70. LINCOLN, Oct. 26.-We had a large delivery of ,Wheat eat from our farmers to-day, which was met by a slow th nand, at Is. to 2s. less money than last week. The demand for Burley Va. not brisk, but this article supported lute rates. Very little doing in und prices in faciur of the purchaser. Wheat, red, 375. to 414.; white 40s. to 435. Barley, 265. to 300. ado, 14e. to 20s. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 26.-There has been a good sup;tly of lri.b new produce and manufacture the :art three days. The corn market was again dull to-day. Ind wheat was heal for late but the deutand was al.tek, and In - h ler, wheat was Id. tcr bt7 t ne dumper than t n Tuesday. Excepting the pranced brae:rot American flour, which are KUM, the secondary quality of turrets and trials rack dour were ea - 11 easier to purehow. Sterling oats were lila iuly in pnce, with a mantras sale. Earley. Want, and peas each h a d a limited demand. Intlian corn attracted but little attention, and where sales tr.irapired the Vice turned in the. buyer'. favour. Arrivals sad exports into Liverpool from the 29rd to the 25th Oct., inclusive : Wheat, 3,1a1 qrs. ; Barley. 180 ; Volt, 13; Oats. 3,750; Beane, 732 ,• Pew, 120 ; Indian Corn, 2 ,378. Oatmeal, 5,751 sacks. flour, 5,829 sad's, and 878 carrels. Rico*. Oct. 23.-Our market was well supplied with drain this day, except Pains. of which not • amok, was exhibited. Wheat dull at last week's prices. In Oats and Burley so alteration. Wheat, white, Ss. al. to fo. 3d. per bushel ; red, Is. fM, to 3s. Pd. Barley, 24a. to gds. per qr. Oil., 134. fat. to 225. 6d. SCA1:110R01:011, Oct. 25.-With a (air supply of each kind of corn at our market to-day, the prlee fir Wheat and Oats remains tee same as last week. Fur Barley we murt reduce oar quotat-ento Is. to 2s. per qr. In Flour no change, but the demand knitted. New Wheat, 3s. to 3s. lid. per 5 stows; dd, 3s. 9d. to tr. 3d. New Oato, tal. to Md. per stone ; old, Da. to 10d. Malting Bliley, 235. to Mc put qr. of 32 stones ; grindltg, 21r. to 22e. ho: creme How, 35t. to 360. per sack of 20 stones ; wounds, Ws. SOUTHAMPTON. Oct. 26.-Our =lrked was this day name rowdy *nettled. Wheat must be quoted Ia per qr. lower than last week. Malting Barley maintained its price, and grinding was We turn in favour of the seller. Beans, I'ras, and Oats, were precisely the emcee loot week. Flour, 30s. to 32a. per seek. Wheat, 31a 17 414. Barley, 21s. to 23 5 . h enna, Hie. to 365. WA KEFt E LD, Oct. 26.-We have a large arrival of Wheel reported, which, with samples from easels close at band, yoke nn ex. trrme show the buyers have been enabled to effect • teditelien of Is. per qr. upon tee qualities, end Is. to 2e. upon the general runs, whilst damp and eta degeripUons are most difficult to quit. barley, of fine middy, quits u dear, and not plentiful; other rorts are slow side. Oats, blellinsr, and Beans Wall , . No variation In other articles. The following are the prices: Wheat, per 9r., ,Galbs. to the hit t., rod, new, 12c to i3e.; tame, sta.; white, io 461; extra, 465.; * Noituis add Hunts, re!, V I A fa 41a. ; ears. 420.; white, 425. to 435.; extra, 435.; Urtatitiskire mad Cain bridgeobire,3Ba. to 40s. • care, 41s. ; white, 41a. to 425.; extra, 445.; yoettablye, red, 375. to a'al.; extra, 40A; white,24oa. tolls.; extra, 42a. lactate rod Konigsberg. white, 4:s. to 425.; extra, 46a.; Lower Biala and Hamburg, red, 375. to 395. ; extra, 41s. • MetEleersess, red, 325. to 345.; fates, 365.; Englirb„ old, red, 19; to 43a.; white, 17s. Barley, per qr. Imp., Norfolk mid 5u1104k,294. toll.; extra, 335.; Unwind:in and Yorkshire, 274 Ott, to 295. Od.; extra. 301.; grinding, e,iia 20s. to 325.; fon•ign, Its. to 93c ; extra, 265. CM. per qr., 63Ibs. to the buds., small• line, old, 325. to 13a.; new, 306. to 315.; deka, oil, 30.. to 325. ; new, 28e. to 395. forcco, ol ,d Ms. to 305.; sew, 21s. to 28s. ate, per done, stealing, bid. to Id.; extra, lud.; feeding, MA. to 9d.; extra, 10d.; foreign, ed. to ; sites, led. Hieing, per toed of 20111 a, 22.. to 2:15.; extra, 245. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 375. to Ms. ears, Os. Peas, per imperial qr., blue and white boilers, 2G.. ; M 27.0.; ; grey and •9. 24r.. to 255.; extra, 375. Rape Seed, per imperial kV, F.ngliali, 286. to 291. • foreign, Dd. to 271. thisoed, per imperial or., 32i. to Ms. Imports during the week :-Wheat, 28,143 otra.l Barle y , 4,991. Oats, 781; Beans, 1,038; Peas, 380; Linseed, ; ' 33G loads. ' I; 5641121. , [THREEPENCE. HOSIERY, etc - LETEESTER, Oct. 28. - There is no RAIL WA YS. lb ace to the primed Weds or Yarns. Cotton and Thread is her, another adveace having taken place this week. The woollen Tata D.tT. Two O'CLOCK. eve trade is darting to • due, and work L. getting scarcer in that eaten:tent. In other breathes moth of the manufacturer are tole- In the share market to - day, prices en the whole are . . sly busy. scarcely so firm, though the decl.ne from yesterday'. HOPS.-Woacarrza. Oct. 26.- Hereford Great Cattle cloaing figures is very triflinsr, aad may be principally d Hop fair *lnc held teat Saturday. many planters we* pre. attributed to the sbu.nre of active business operations ' id r '''''"_.'ltteri l. ' oar market, which rend a short . apply, which prevails. Caledonians last marked 13 1; G reat d, the demand being good, fine and choke samples fetched Se. to Westerns, 57 ; Brighton., 71 ; London and North Wes- . advance on the previous rater. The number of pockets weighed vi m , 66 the 7 r old, 13. The N du ow tti Is6ruppos; oil , &affords, 91; Newcastle and Berwick., 17 2 ; York 30; a d a d b ite 2 g 2, the 2oo w eek: terns, 11'3 ; London and South Westerns, 3l ; North expected to be published in a few days. Prior, per est. : New modem, 112 e. to 133 a.; choice, 1475.; yearlings, 731. to Ns.; oice, 10. a ; 11146'5, :Oa. to 790.; old olds , to 305. an_l 3l l:i s o in r e it e aT a it:d ro ts re , l ign 9l. ehare market has been con- - WOOL-LONDOIC-The market has been quiet dace the fined to Rouen and Havre, at 9 1. see of the late saka but holders remain very arm for both colonial CP watt prices rake to.day op d fore i gn. Arrivals this week are 3,660 colonial, and 104 lb. Pd.l lames UMW/ Yesterday . to 2 'Week. reign. English is steady in prior, but not much business doing. , Limns, Oct. 26.-We have ao change to quete In English Col tisk week; the demand is without altcn*s, and triers are 11 6 1' no. Preference „:_. • ,••• 1 d'e; .. I 0 _,_ 61 . 50 50 'Aterdeen ... ... ... ... 141 - 154 , 114 i Minnary. We have to ,reiscrt a steady reran doing in ledge 10 6 1 •115146-00.-t0w0...e6- 6 3 " " e•-e• '"' 'vole this we'll, at We prices. * 6 . herbs le Wants Sat. (OL West. perpetual 5 p.fit.' 14 tai.. Livieutool., 04. 25.-No change* WooL A steady but 28 do dinsgessrhaos and °aura it very active ba th es doing at late prwth. Junetion,ealkduly paid, or with • guarantee .. 25 :6 CORN.--CERXIOI,Oan, Oct. 26. -The supply of Wheat D 10 De.without a guarantee :2 24 , . as moderate, as formers are mill busy sensate, and t h ere was a • 1031 111 in ;ISlrm.Wevelk btourVallm el 101 . ode, at • deeilne of la. pee qr. Wheat, red, eta. to 43e.; white, is 15 ..r,..„ . w.t.,...1 % m u., 1 k. .to 465. Barley was not plentilul, and tine quality about main- calls duly paid, or with red it, prke. Beans and Peas without alterateen. Avers,. prise : ; "heat, tr. Id.; Barley, us. Ild.; Beans, 2.4.1 d.; Peas, 281.7 d. *le a pr :N ir iZ, .i,,,,,,Piat;, 1 : :is l et i COVENTRY, Oct. 213.-We have had • very dell market 10 kr:sera, Stani„ a and liken.. jeer 1 sta. • s.day. Wheat was fully N. ;awe. sac kw Wes .fleeted at IN 44 lerlatel and Exeter ... -. 53 33 dis. 56 4 he redneed peke. There Inquiry Ike fine meths, Marley, 111 1741 Do. Thirds _ ... 11 10 din 1 Mich realised a full pries. 01 0 . Beans were Sam. Oats • slow trade. 17 4 17t 1 Do. - oi 13 16 t war last quotattte. Old Wheat, Ita. Id. to Iraq new, 13s. to at. 60 ICaktionlaa .........1 3 1 1 3 3 151 1 sa. 6.2. Malting Raley, 295. to Ills.; mind to ed, 13a. 245. 6d. let 1M Do. e thane ... .- ... - -- ad Beane, 14i . to les. &l.; new, lle. to 12s. Old Oats, 235. to 23aed. ; 10 10 , Do. glO Prafereneeng. el el li q ' ow, 20s. to 225. New Per, 10s. to Il s . 50 50 :Cheater and Holyhead .. 104 Ili 14 13 1 Do. Preference .. .. 11 12 Danny, Oct. 28.-We must quote Wheat a dell sale, at s, 0 Duo . uu adsus.ismo...t as 53 du. s. decide. Every other ankle flat, at late rates. Wheat, 43a. to 25 25 l oos Am u, ss se. per 36 stone; white, 414. to 45.. Barley, Nato 32a. Oats, oid, ... ... ••• - - II 18 Do. fill! Lien.) .. - - Os. to 24e. per 24 stone. Beane, old, Ste. to lies. per 38 stone. Flour, ss 22 750 ( 2/.102.)0p.Q. Pre is 1 Ss. to 37e. per 30 stone. 84. StO laastera Counties ... ... 6 7 61 7 BRUTES, Oct. 26.-In consequence of the decline in 10 le i Do. New Gaol p. Ct.-, I pen. dark-lane on Monday, we have had • dell market to-day. Wheat 6 , .. iii Do. Ext., Sp. Ct., No. I 1 . Vo. Ipm old at a decline of Is. to 2s. ever qr. Barley and oats bony mein- 0,1 6, Do. do. N 0.2 die tit exile p•..• es nit . Aimed last week's prices. 11 hod, red, Sr. to 42a.•, white, 40e. to se ii white , Do. N. &E. 5 per C.... 5 34 Ir. Palley, 24e. to 70s. Oats, 16s. to 10.. per qr. Pine Flour, 1125.; 12s 1241 Do. 1 shares ... ... ... - - • moods, 295. to 50a. per nth. 80 43 Do. New ... ... ... par 2 pm. HELL, Oct. 26.-The snivels continue small of all kinds ; 23 $2 Erten Union, ear 13 , I Oats I. & Loh.) ... ... 4 5 ind sticks being light, bu•iner in coosequenee is rather limited, 25 25 b. .41542 C. ditto_ 4 3 Here is a good supply of English Wheat, welch generally wants con- se 1 , Do. Ba i r , ( . u ._ fP. Cl. 16 I. 1 11 litioo, and suck is bought by our millers at le. to 2s. per qr. decline. u 25 Fast .L411.-O- ... .. le Ist foreign is 'leo sold at a similar reduction. Malting Barley meets 25 u Do 5 , 44 , ... ... 13 14, rather more inquiry; grinding retinues scare and better rote s an ot : I , Do. 4 ..,. 4 o s s i' os .. . realised. White grinding Peas meet • steady sale at well supported s ' Do. 4on e s. p ro f . 2 4 1j . _ 1 ' prices. Beats ere scarce, and ranee full rates. Oats same am last a 32 did unooto u f r o . ... rds ?,74 27 1 sweets. Linseed arrivals complies 930 qrs. Iron Riga. 1,550 from N. 10 Edinburgh and Glasgow... 30 33 31 . 1 Petersburg, SOO from Konipbeng, sod 2.600 from Reetch-tegether, 25 so Do. 4 ~,,,,,,„1 .. 8,600 qrs., principally on rearm' acemot. The market has oon- 25 25 c . , 1255 „ 4 twi li,juji; o d; - 1. L - estquently been but retry supplied, Seamyau buyers have had to pay 16 15 Do. NA port .- - rather awn last week's rates. Black be quoted 11s. to sac; as 3i,, tast er, Yeovil, k Dosch. 14 4 dia. Petersburg, doe, 41s. to ; middling. 335. to 39e.• interior, 36e.; 10 Ile.. tamer and hamouth ... A I nage, kla to Its.; Archangel, 314. to 41.1.. • Memel nos.; Hoolgeberg, 25 20 Great s Ns . .12 I dia. 1 best dean crushing smithy, lINs. La 395.'; middling, 3fle. to 575. ; 12 „ 12 4 Do. 2 02 e,:d,D,./,,,,j„,e s inferior, 335. per qr., Slibe. per bushel. The followleg are the 124 7 4 D 0.4 2h.e.e. B. 40 . 4_ 8 2 de s , priors: Wheat, les.gesh, white, old. 42e. to 43e.; new, In. to 45c; si s 7 4 Do. 5 042 peat. h e r.. 2 2 d u, red, old, 4 , e. te 48e. ; sew, 40e. to 43a. Poreign, 601 b. per beitheL high so 4 7 4 a s. 0 005h.55 d wok. (Is e .) s o 164i...2.d0w / mixed Lattice's. to 4e... ; Hamburg, red, 12e. to 465.; Polish Orme, 4 02 ..04 Gray Non e a E 8408 , 8 ,...„ 8 7 21 itt 10 37e. to3r. Bark-y, Mallthg , per qr., 235. to 275.; grinding, per 30st., t o 25 Do. New. s ao ... . . 4 2 4 5 pm . 21a.61. to =a. Od. WNW, per qr., lie. to 17s. • new, I3a. to 17a.; s ou s o u D0 5 k ,.. 214:. c .a.1 : ..... .... ft pp i 7 pu ps: 5 1 KUrrillil, &C., per at., 7.1. to B,d. Peen white, bthere. per 9r., 275. 1 i be 305.; blue, Dia. to 33a.; grinding, 631 b. per Wert, 23e. ei. IN IN ;Great Westera .. • "3 68 . ... ... .. to 264.0 d. Beae, old sad new, eats. per bushel, tea . to 32..; Einem, 57 61 MI 30 Do. I entree ... ... .. BS is mt. to 275. Tares, new, for rowing, per qr., 255. to 30a. ; indite*, a 22 a „ . . 8 , 8 „ ... ... 124 111 848. allb.per buebtl, Pet. to 21.. Rye, tri•r stone, Pd. Ended. Loy .Ir., 20 10 Its . eftha .. ••• ... 10 11 10( II Black Sea, 41.. to 4i.5.• Bombay, tii.; W. Pr•ereburg, tine, 41e. to 47a.; 17 IS Do. New, /17 . ...... .. 81 8 ills. ee g d crushine, See. to 3911.• inferior, 36e. ; _ltem, sea. to 390.; oi l so Hon fled sest.„ .. :.. 84 nn • • Archangel. She, to 40s. ; K • onigehrryr and M e m el, 35e. to 39..,• 15 13 Do.. i share s... ..• .. 42 12 431 a der for feeding, 41e. to 41a. Rapeseed, per Ira German Mad 14 124 D o. 4 shares .. • 7 8 8 , 44, - - • oroi-h, 291. to 3W. ; Black N•rt, 151. to la-Fore:gm import.. into 60 IA ,Lanoaster and Crlier •..* 17 50 Hull (huh g Wes week : elided, 5,600 qrs. ; Rapeseed, 413; Whast, M. to D o . Tu r d. . - 2.ths par 3,612; Barley, 1,636; Beane, 1,064; Pear, 70. M. 100 Lanseskire and Yorithire - - LINCOLN, Oct. 26.-We had a large delivery of ,We eat 100 96 Do. do. ... ... 40 3.1 din from our farmers to-day, which was met by • slow di nand, at Is. to SO 49 Do. Lames --.. 20 16 Sit 2e. lees money than last week. The demand for Burley was not brisk. 15 114 Do. shares ......... 104 91 die. 12; but this article supported lute rate.. Very little doing in Date, ma !0 10 De. fir ........64 61 die. pricer, in favour of the purchaser. Wheat, red, 37.. to 4a.; white II 164 so. Thirds ... ... ... 11 11l die. 40a. to 13s. Barley, 26... to 35.... Data, 140. to 20e. le IS Do. New ( guts.. p . Ct. ).. 1; 24 pm. lei ' so 9 De. West Ilidie talon 64 61 LlrEnrooL, OcT. 26.-There has been a good sup;ily of ii 23 Do. p r . s4s . 5 ,4. 4e . yr0 32 3, dl.. • leith new produce and manufacture the not three dale. The corn 424 10 Do. 6 um ., (A) ... ... 3 3 pm. market was again dull to-day. old wheat via held for late rate., so s o Leeds sod f.e s s ... ..• u is , . but the deternd was slack, and Iri-h n, , ve shed was Id. ter butte' so so L e eds sod mb , 4o _ . . 0 12 i dumper than t n Tuesday. Excepting the pirated brawler American 55 5 Do. ~,, fle. li t ,: a ,,4,;, 4 ll 3.1 .. 11 flour, which are KUM, the secondary quality of a t and Irian Ile, Mili an and Blackwell .. 3 3 pack , te•ur were o de a easier to purchth. 51...1ing oats were eh arty in St. Ile , Lon, Brighton & 14.Cru..tr 794 7 e price, with • mrate sale. Barley, beans, and peas each had a 71 St. lull In. New LS leer. - limited demand. Indian corn attracted but little attention, and where o o Do. I 0 t 5 t oed 3P. „. sales transpired the OM turned in tho blare'''. favour. Arrivals late Croydon Thins- 91 leis 91 10 I end exports into Liverpool from the 22nd to the 25th Get., therein : SO 60 Do. Peet 6 per Cent . 52 34 Wheat, 3,1111 qr.. ~. Barley, INO ; Melt, IS; (late. 5,750; Keene, 732 . ; so 60 D0.c.04 ,,,,, 4 4.. c ... 1622 52 54 •• Per, 120 ; Indian Corn, 2,518. Oatmeal, 5,731 arks. Iluur, :,,on 131 121 London end Oreenwicla .. ot 10 9; 1 sack, and 878 carrels. 20 30 Do. Preference _,- 21 a 21 4 ex Olt i Ittrow. Oct 25.-our Dinka was well supplied with Bt. ISO Landon k North -Weetern 1 1 3 215 113 13 It grain this day, except Pers. of which not • simple we. exhibited. IS 12 D o . Dm „...dee.,New I shams ... I .1 Pm• 121 1 3 4 Wheat dull at lan week's pekes. In Oda and Burley no alteration. 10 7 rids -- • • I, 3 pm. 8! i 1 Wheat, white, ss. ed. to feu. 3d. per bushel ; red, 4s. lid . to ss. 3d. 10 1 LkeglOsh..ld.and B.(e 4 11 2 pia Barley, 24a. to 20e, per qr. Oats, 13e, fat. to 225. 6d. St. 60 London & South-Wotan 30 31 31 • i 33 414 Do. New, g5O .. ... 19 17 dl.. SCAnnORot:OH, Oct. 25.-With a (air supply of each kind 40 es Do. yew. Yin .. il 13 4 ... ,, of men at our market [May, the peke for Wheat and Oats rema i ns 60 5 Do. Preference 7D. Ct.. 11 2 plii. , Or same as lag week. Fun &hey we MUM reduce ewe eltetat.ene la ke SO Lowestoft uaz.4 per Cent 13 4 114 i I to 2s. Der qr. In Floor no change, but the demand 'milted. New 16 6 Manch., Bur., and Ant- 44 4 die. 1 Wheat, Ns. to Se. Gd. per 5 seems; aid, Sa. ed. to ea 3d. New Mb% 166 100 Arab., Sher, and Due 22 25 • isd. to std. per steno; old, iaL to 101 Malting Itirley v 23a. to Sr. di le Do, o w e ., No. 1 .. is 2 2 di a. • ter qr. of 32 stones ; grinding, 21e. to 22e. Si; crew Flow, 35.. te 21. 25 Do. shares, No. 3 ... 5 0 , 3e.. per est& of 20 stones ; rertunds, lea 126 124 Do. thane, No. 3 .. et ;.1 SotrTgati Prole. Oct. 26.-Our market woe this day name- le AO Do., am vrer. ... le )07 101 4 rowdy *Beetled. Wheat meet be qu ded Is. per qr. lower than laid 60 IA Do., Chest Orimeby ... 10 IS 1 week. Malting Barley maintained Its price, and grinding was the 20 IV 80. d 0.... ... ... . 14 13 el& turn in favour of the seller. Rens, Was, and Oats, were precisely Ili 114 Do. do. ... ... ... .. ti S de. the same as but week. Flour, 30e. to 22a. per seek. Wheat, 314. 15 26 23 4 Do. Shef. and Lincoln .. 19 17 die. 44.. Barley, 21s. to 23e. Henna, ilie. to 36.. II 13 Do. Grimsby Dock .. 6 S 2 464 :54 d.... 4(s 8 , sl, 41 Do. Lincoln Cron .. t 1 21 .lie. WAKEFIELD, Oct. 26.-We haven large arrival of Wheal! ! 5011 1: 0 0 l iku, Du i so;iiir6. .. ... :: reported, which, with samples from vessels close at band, moles nn ex- treme dhow : the buyers have been enabled to erect a ',d o me"' of Is. st. r "le3 , Do. Elem. sad De •, ;hy - 24 26 e '• 8 1 1 per qr. upon Sue qualities, end la. to Si. upon the general rllll., whilst St 'lna Do. D. and 11. C 1.. WM. 120 142 ' damp and soft descriptions are most difficult to quit. barley, of arm 100 ' (1,, Newcastle and Car l isle ... - _ qtetlity, quite as dear,and not plentiful; other rorte are slow os. nn , Norfolk .29 l sale. Oats, &deny, and Beans steely. No variation in other 10 11 Da New i. 21 - :.. ... 1 1 15 din ' Grades. The following are the prier: Wheat, per 9r, adlbs. to 20 20 rt. c..-- 3 ~,. Cl II ii the bet, :1. 4 ;1,1' 4 , ;,,,,„ e . ^^ !cr.!, n , IN new, 4b. to 434.; ex 4 • - • - white, La io 463.; extra, 451.; Norf.* ea. /Dm', re!, ESS. id ; . 4 :" 1 ,,:i is is sorii &lust% ... ... .. il It i• Da y hares ... ... ... 1 5 errs, 425.; white, 12s. to 43..; extra, 135.; Lineclnshire sad Cam. 11 I D0 .„ 5 . 75 .... .. .. 5 2 bridgeable', rod, 38a. to 405.• extra, ele. ; white, 11s. to 42e.; extra, s 2 Do. sus . : _ s 5 445.; v o erpatee, red,37 G. to 3fs.; extra, 40a; white,l4oa. to 41a; extra, 5 5 Da. p ra t anna ;' .' • on a L oo . 12a. Dentraccild Kenipterg. white. 4la to 41 . 1 .; Nem, 466 .1 Lower 20 174 North Staffordshire ... bl K. din 91 4 Baltic and Hamburg, red, 37e. to 395.; extra, 41s. ; Meseta/rate an, SO 50 il lthfued, Wore., It Wol r. 9 11 e - red, 32e. to 345.; fates, 365.; Englieh„ old, red, 19s. to 435.; white, 16 15 Reed.,Goild., and Ital;a e re 15 16 151 416 475. Barley, per qr. Imp., Norfolk and death, 295. to 315.; extra, 33a.; Id 44 ssoy ,,, MI Ili tthi, . .. 1 pm Lineolnebin and Yorkshire, 27u. Ott. to 295. Od.; extra, 3091 St. ZS scuttles Central ... ... 1 It ex, ha grinding, 20s. to 22..; foreign, Its. to I3c ; extra, 265. Od. 25 25 s.. ou id, 551d1 5 .1 ... ... ... - per qr., 63Iba. to the both., email. tine, old, 32a. to NA; 15 .2; Do. New .. . . - - i. new, 30.. to 31a.; tickle oil, 30.. to 32e.; new, 28s. to Ns.; iss 7 2 5 1,„. se te ee . o ., „:,, a4 .O . i it 41 4. 44 foreign, aid „ 26.5. to 30e.; sew, 265. to Vic Oats, per etre, o i 8 D 0.., LS. d ... s 424. mealang, 81d. to Ild.; extra, lud.; &ding, 04d. toed.; extra, 10d.; V s D o., N ew 0 . 5 ,..,,1' 0 ul 1 2 4 .. foreign, Bd. to 9d. ; extra, %d. Meiling, peeked of 2011 d, 225. to 20 is b o oms e or y an d (3 7 ,,, na ; Els.; extra, 245. Malt, per load of 6 budiek, Ma. to 18s.; eat's, , (Ker. W. Mm.) ... ... 4 2 die. NW Per, per impedel qr., blue and white boilers, Ira. to 280.; 10 9 I Do. Hal .re .. ... .. 2 Idm . extra, 3 0e. ; grey and ,1.. 24e. to 25a; extrs, 27a. Rape seed, per In la : Da Onnetry ... .. 10 8 dia. - imperial kV, F.ngliele,2l3l. to 191.; foreign, 28/. to 291. Mewed, per 10 1 I Do. New... - ... I 1 dia. Imperial qr., 321. to 4. s. Imports during the week : -Wheat, 28, 1 13 IS 15 I Do . 5 557 0. 5 1 E pug. .. 144 13 ors.' Barky 4.091 • •Oats, 761; Beams, 1,058; Peas, me; Linseed, g 0 Miehropshire Cake ... - al 31 die I g ; s'helling, lite loas. SO be truth Devon ... ... ... 5 7 I 5 u l l Do. Preference - ... 4 S HAY.-131artir1aLD, OCT. 27.-Masers. Cooper and 12 h 4 South Staffordshire.- ... 44 4 dia. Davis report dos at the following quotations: 134 3349100th Erten ... ... .. Its 134 let Noe Meadow, re. to 725. I Rosen.. Vs. to 038.1 New.... -.. to --I. Ilk 10 I Do. No. 2 - ... „. - - Magee ....... Ms. to 604. Omer . 60+. to I Straw....24s. to ESL 55 50 Do. No. 3 ... ... ... - 10 10 Do.flo. 4 Peewee:4 ..... 16 4 CATTLE, Ste. -BEDALB FORTNIGHT FAIR, Oct. 23.- to n Do. No. 4 Snip . 61 61 _ 60 41 am. We bad a lane snow of fat Berta rd Sheep, the sale for which wadi .. II 4s. Tort. um., I, d,• 5522 _ 44 4 i i . e: perm at former rates. Calving Cairns told rather better. The show ee 26 14a she Meld, Rotherham, mad of lean stock w..ii large, but very dale business was tarried. Boer, Goole, N. DL gr. 5 p.Ct. /I 11 dl.. Ss. to Si. 60. per star. Mutton, l e d. to 51d. per lb. DO 20 Waterford and Kieran. -I1 3 Caaxtexa, Oct. 25.-This was a very thronged market to- 60 50 pi,,,,,, valley, 6p. Ct. 6., _ day for Cattle, there being little short of efty head on offer, consist- 25 is era. do. do. 3 4pm tog et • few shCtWuee, "sallower, Highland kylies, and lrieh. There 60 46 Wil , s, Rommel &Weym. 16 14 die. wee a number of eery teeth Cattle shown, and nearly all young. Tak. gt. 15 yosg.ise Berwick 173 la 173 1 I iDS the market r a whole, we considered it of good quality rather ax to I Daket.(Yorkftelewea.) 81 54 di. 111 it 4 than otherwise. We it sorry to say it had a downward tendency u 5 i Be. 0.20.11. Pure Lase / r compared with the last two or three weeks. Prior from Ns. to 20s. Preference .. 41 41 dia 21 1 3 net atone. oinking °S&L The supply of Sheep in our market to-day It. 80 York end North Maine. 194 20 101 as regards numbers, was fully an avenge one. The quality wr set 116 Id Do. Preference ... .. 11 31 din. 61 4 1 an good as we have seen for weeks past. There were very &wane= Sheep en offer ; met of Dearly SOO there era not more than four or • gee pens of "'ethers, but they were of vary good quality th e re- regrow ILLILWATe. odder were ewes of a rather interim' kind, what Is termed 4 . : 5i " guAt . l i m ( E. Man o weedy." The principal were Cheviot/ Prices from 141 to ltd. per end Adrian) ... . . 31 q Da. ' lb. sinking offal. Cares are very were, and will get scar ues until so no . i „ ~ .. d A we .. .. e 5 1 ' the spring of the year. Price from 441 to Ad. pet lb. sinking ogaL D 0 le tested Frame ( Tiernan` 114 I 1 ' EXETER, Oct. 26.-The market was well but not largely se 5 oaten nisi& ... . 7 a. .55, l I supplied. Pat Ballseks void at about the same rate as last week - te. As Si got WWI . ... ... ... • I I pi. per more for very good Beef, and perhaps a rather larger Rim In a few I 6 Orr ladka Peninsula .. 1 i pea. farmer. For one very fine heifer, estimated at 34 score, and et for 6 10a Do. do. ... ... par Dm. the Christmas market, 161. wee @eked, or about Os. &I. per score, but it MI 71 Luxembourg ........ 70 6 dia. was not Bold, nor most the price saked for it he taken as any criterion 20 10 Do. ... ... ... ... • • el • sae of those obtained. Really good Cows and Calves met a brisk sale, at 20 2 Madrid and Velerdla. . ... - - 10!. to Meath, bat inferior ones were not much asked or. Poor 10 le Namur and Linea ... ... 4 1 barman' were a drag, snd not worth more than 4e. to is. ed. per SO 141 Northern of Prance ... 2 4 24 dla. li die awe, but good i esh articles sold at ss. to 511.6 d. There were but 10 7 .Orleans and Ikeda= .. 1 1 94 0 ex dill , Ler t z ri f then ewstee m rs eg ia te the quotad marke 4 c 4d. n to e uL aur e l re., y of 4d. tib to eep 4sd. was per ni l c b. de x ra ci t? ). 1. 110 Li 'Para peria am end Boues Orlessa ...... ..... 1 20 0 34 4 ! 1 1 lag Sheep gold freely, at 30a. to 38s. reed 10 111 Pad and Stnateurg .. g 4 . db, Yeah FORTNIGHT FAIR, Oct. 25. - The supply of fat so 20 sm itsweg b. st a t i na m . un ns ..7 . 7 . 9 5 % iim div Beasts at this market was very large, and only a Allergen demand. at is So , ___ 14 54 • Is. to M. 6d. per stone. A good supply of fat Sheep, which met with 15 ti 1 Toque ea. ie • dull sale, at 3d. to 64d. Loin Sheep a large supply, and well LIVERPOOL, October 2G. ;ought ap t RTOCI-Eat The market to•day was again COVENT . GARDEN.-This iferning.-The following very dull, bat pekes results d steady. Lancashire an•l Yorkshire ~ are the prices: (WM shares), 6 lie. 6d. d.-Ditto (filth prier, W. IL U.), 6 4 d. - FRUITS. London ad North Western, 112-Ditto (new I shares), 4 p. - Mae. Pine As par lb, 3. W 5l LeCGOOS. Per dos ., le 63 h chatter, Sheffield, and Lincoln (1 thane, No. 1, guar..; per ore. till ' 0,,,,.. - asis, per lb., 9d to •Te I - Der 100.8 a WMr -; Parma per tort, 9.1 to Is Almond", per peck ib ik 'NJ, In d.- Ditto (e shares), 21-letto (pref. mbar**, 101-Midleed. , Pemba, per dca, ii to 12a ,k to 11, 46 1 - Oltto ( tt shores.), 11l ll d.-York , Newcastle, and Berm* . . (0.N.E., 6 per cent. till '5O), 51 d. , I , 2.22u2„ NeareseeE ism ika, tt0 2. 126 2. I W_alnutn per par . fe l to o% Is rusk vet bt° 41 Filberts. pee HO lbs., Me to Iffie BIRMINGHAM, October 26. - WNW dere. M. to* Nuts, Bercelona, per. b., ffis to lea ApgN n *taw per bush.. 3s. to - Brath, per Nen, 1211 to les 1/101712-ZIOZAIIOI.-There was a good amour.t of bud- Orairein. ear tlfeLsM to es nen done in this market to-day, with tocreased firmness of prices. PLOWABLE& Shrewsbury and Birminghams (except the guaranteed stock) are lees 2a 71 Ater_it a r dos, ed to la Share. pm lb.. 44 to 8d sought after, but for other kcal rocks there are more buyers. per dos., b to 41 Oslea per _bath. Id to a 8r ,;,,,.. 11 . ,.. a., ameba, 4s tole' - aperin, per ilce. ls tld to le LEEDS, October 26. GIIIIIIS, per sloe., la ed. to la 6d. Oar,* Rya' to gd , Brum* *route. r.z halfeleve, 4 ) 4.... Led ~. 3 . Drocri-/Ixowhiras.-The market this morning be* been la 611.i° at 1 I f Pew pariah, la ed toes &rah par bail-arra 61 tal4 Laws. cab.. ter ustio , d lii .o t i ft extrem 24o.d e r ly hirak langa ca ld, un thlo:aly par trtheactions being in East Latenishlres at - Coa, per wee. ge to le Pumas. Per tOL 60 . 0 M. Endre. pr mays,* lo la 6d BRISTOL, October 26. - Pr my teiger " Tom Meet. press ilmir " 4 -•. Pllr le to 3s lihrireens Per fas.„, to la 6 , 1 Woes -Exerixes.-There was but little business doing Da buit., laD to WI ____- psi ...... .. 10 ..... .., In the than market. Oreat Western Quarter *arm, 14, I, 4, and H oloagsio Is mw ro glabeltr 2 : 2l • revert. rton ea ; Bristol Doak Khan/ D. Hod per to gew Ti to tor orbus eettlie lissom per lurk Si YORK, October 26. Three. per bow* !kW SI pw laredle, Sil te la lid Pwrii per ilsa. awe, Is tea a. %.. . Brom Exca4wol.-Beate , ” C.. 0 itt ie.. 7 ; Great No ..„,.. • ..f. I "` ri =" 11 "• la wll 5 ° 1 .4 Pr hi". " Wined 2) .. York Newcastle, Mid Berwicc, 171 ; Ditto (Ne -•' .. ' -,- % A.... II , , 711raims lar IN% 4d to lid I liardetea gitwa l =a..4d teed •, i i York , utto (Gzi . E . p urt ,...) . si ; irm, sod . i . .....--- 4, filanglie Id sol- " " °' Ml* gm/ lielarb. pw isie.la te la C 4 MAW area. riaiwilh it& 60 1=4'191. • ' l l ..r • ... . • 11 1N " rgo , v a ~. • 11l i a I • ~., .- . 4 - ,• is a . 6 • : may •