The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-15 00:00:00

EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1832.

THE GREAT BRITAIN BTEAM.BRIP.

The Aatewa. 'hit, frogs Cskatts, wltialt salted
is the es the 9th blatant, ba. tease* lota Loa&
genet zl llooot Britain mew stesombig Boa Liverpool
to ArroPiks.
We hole Woo /morel Ida a espy of On M. /Am
MAMA at ths esitsaabor, tibia asatoka she raves
N a maim boll as fled tin Gesell Mai vela tat
igo M. to isamailasts vltL Ss impala at Oa Maw of
ths yawl, pasalisao; Oa. Nz. No 11111 eager, as
laselsa at tit wpm* sosslas topossoil hie valiosoomp
to mast dr wawa la slalom also. The
arest ilia Maid to the sas:a
Mr. wee appointed oemolery.
The Ifecosmar thsa seat its smastraiso, la Hi*
thammempassopialasi of deo et two soma
dhow reused peat
disonialora, so a eimeabb slearb=illsos; toss um imp
lily of the feetlra,
sash that seat Mao gm
to oat it; that there was sat a zoolosz moszsze
as boa* sat samolusasly that dams ass groat wastd
aissallasst ; that thus vas a soap. swots, ;
that do Iw.. ..Me wars sot US Is oast whist; maioi
to haw Lhasa= sad that at* mob eforaislos hoesisk4
to this as taking Asir pomp ball bass anal sat.
The remestrear• ceeeladed by expoudeg hethanks of
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the peesseewes M Wass. -esp‘sia aid Mr. Co:,
Ar their esweeeztell desiim the soma Th•
dommeat wee by Meows. A. W. Oriebtli, H. C.
litinsdp. Jabs A. wards, B. J. Poses. eat W. J. Smith,
with ID Mime. "bele arms wale wee Owsa
Mr. Wasidaefiel=fi the idleollei sesistiss:—
"That the If be sew serseseeed to Mr.
Co:, wad OM Mr.l m be mewled be them to
Captain Miedhowa with timely, .1 mesisdy se
sem peeetheek."
After SION esmerks by Mr. basely and Mr. Ceibtos ea
sumend Mao ef the mesel,
Xt. Manrshas mewed that Capt. Matthews be reamed
to mime to ash Mess of psweagers it. own pesli.
Um mil Lens is desk. Mr. Ildwards gem mai M-
aws= elf dm fdlby ttl.t.
=LS: the revel, which
gemmed ea enema Ibe of the steward:.
Mr. Ratmersta esesaisil lbe

Mr. Wataz sompleheed et the hreareeleat way la
whist' the lele wee eletrell, led JIM se they were at the
Use am the ft e, they ilweld wet get ear their light
Mr. Col eaten& late aleaistatesiewdoeimittleg that the
p had seared a put deal at iweeenewlemee, but
stated illas every rimase dwell be revelled as sews ea
pastille. The men bed made envy asra•geweat ter the
enalhet et the peeesegere. red bedew idea of the !sea-
f=4.the eatpieysta. ben hie perusal
of Messrs. Gillis.- wed Cle., be mild ny
that it was their desire that the shield be well stored
sad etwatiesed. It was the 'e wish to reader theca
all el eselhetsble as possible, sad he had relieved Mn (Mr.
Cos) Oren his dation upon desk Is amble hiss I. mead to
the *mho at those es bawl. _ _

—Mr. W. Limos inset. Ns. IN Puma. mosnitod. a
vote of flanks t. O.S.p Kattimue NM to Mr. On be Um&
moral kindlier and omaramy, mbiie lambi bona matiod
unanimously, the tomaisti ospasatail.

AND CLERICAL.

OXFORD: Moe it e;Liza L.—Yes-
terday evening Mr. John Henry Lomb, 8.A.., of this col-
lege, was elected a fellow on the old foundation. The vacant
fellowship oa the Dazbie foundation was sot Wed op.
Prattc Bxxxittattox.—The public examination, the
last which will take plea under the old systmarAnished pa-
terday (except those going up for bemoan). The following
L the result :—Out of the 291 candidates 138 passed ; 89
ammo 37 were plucked and 27 took their name at The
examination for okra CINERNDOSS on Monday.

1t,,. George Perk'? Cleather,Aldboarne Viearap,
Wilts ; value, 3671., with residence.
Rev. Edward Wilion Cooke, to fit. Paul's Curtsy, Covent-
garden, London.
Rev. Evan Evans, to Llangeitho Rectory, Cardigneehir• ;
value, 1061.
Rev. John Kenning Fowler, to Long thtNen UM Let
Latabrook Carley, &ssarset.
Rev. John Robert Hopper, to Wells Rectory, Norfolk ;
value, 7381., with resideace.
Rev. Williams Milton Ireland, to Bt. Mary Curacy, Not-
tingham.
Rev. Henry Gladwin lebb, to Lake Curry, Notts.
Rev. W. Reece, to °matey and Canteringkaa Curacy,
Lineohtshire.

ClTe..iugustas Ssbighorn, to Westbury-in-Nitta-
parte Rectory, Wig; Taloa, 6431, with readies*.
Rev. C. J. Fox Taylor, to St. Sepulchre Caney, Snow.
hill, Janda'.
Rev John Underwood, to Choritoa Perpetual Curacy'
firaffoidshin.
The Rev. Sir George Prevost, But., to be Rural Dean
of the Descry of Dusky, diocese of Gloucester and Bristol,
vassal by the resignation of the Rev. George Madan.
Rev. John Parkinson Sill to the Rectory of Westhorpe,
la Suffolk, on the pruestation of Mn..P.lisaboth Brooke, of
the city of Bath, widow.

VACANCIIII.
BUTORT.--Clogherney, archdiocese Argue ; value,
1.6001.; patrons, Trinity College, Dublin: v. James
Lowry, M.A.. deceased.
Pilaltit/AL Couscv.--Livsrpoei, Christ Omsk die.
kat
wee Cluster • value, 1061. ; pawpauses,Trustees : Bev. Field.
Ould, re;igusd.
Ciurirraor.-Bwallaar Gaol, Norfolk: Ear. John
Pow 8e..., nalgned.

loom daring the last two yeass of sue% wide-spread Ma.
So for as present 'videos* goes In regard to the effect upon
the trade of this tows, It ki not berm eat by the fact. Bosse
pains hays hew mama by the writer to (squire into and to
asorrula the Amoral senditka of the manufacturing Ja-
nina iteumaily of the tows; the result le, that we
bare been maned es all kaads that there never
was a time when it inlioated more of soundaess
sad geseralty heathy lose: sew sassafactories are in the
SNOW
outbids a seeelisarell saes are being 'Merged, and the
ere ell =lived, at better wages than they
hem user boss bells; sew and valuable markets for
oar gelds
.ars mud% which promise in very few years to
awed the eirmase mum in a larger degree than was ever
elf dims se Isms years since. The brisk demand
passes. mid the riss la mks is consequence, bas
already beesmasked is the Dens News. Ws observe the
followlag, ites ea the WOO, I. the Journal of today
sew ssmiinalies of metal, which S designed to
supersede timpleiss, haste been introduced into Dinning-
ham. when the is snits assalmture will probably be
dead. sad le solidest • psi dud ef iaterert. The high pries
Oda piste", suit their •siillelensdastilitl for many purposes,
naviesmita diservery m that awned to very desirable."
Sposisme el this sianufasture hews been shown to the
wriMyHe metal Is of a whitish bee. brat from what has been
head of it, it is little likely to espersede tin plates in any
way. aiding It iAs regards the :_trade, the orders are
ineressisi daily, and for all kinds OM commodity ; the
make is nothing like adequate to the premat demand • this
is retarded to some extent by the dispute between tla coal
masters and their men, but apart hem this easuideratioo,
we fear that another rise la the prim ea me &meat day is
inevitable.

corn, and CORN.—Camsamoi, Nov I
ku
_irdi @apply of all
prices maiimogoina last

CBNTII3OITt Nov. 13.—? b Wheat trade was firm at
the rate of this day last. lialdai Irby in demand, and
Is. dearer then lut week. wbat, old frrura, 465. • new,
365. to 425.; new, while, 420. So Ms. Barley, new, 30s. to
3031 OeU, new, 18e. lo !X Dew, old, 365.

Couneaten, Nee. 1/..—Whint of fine dry quslity
realised U. admit, damp ea ledbrior maintaining its
value. An avenge supply •1111 est end Barley, the latter,
incept fora few imisolod pereels,barely supported late prime.
Beans and Per a dull We.

OLOVCINTRIL, Nev. 111..-11te attesdance at OW market
this day wee small, wand chicly by the extraordinary
extent to which the usury is looded ; the bashers doss
is all artiehe was in sessorilleaSe limited. Wheat nods-
rate We for linglialt oral may", midmost shorstios la
Zsi. Manias Mirky nem &MIN prises. Grist-
Cont, et ell Walk suatirres wen sad dear. Fat
Oats dd. per qr. is issue, b distended sad obtained from
needy buyers, lords in the week fading Nov. 13 :
Barley, 1,293 qrs. ; Base" 846.

GUILDFORD, Nov. 18.—W have • large quantity of
Wheat, posting is poor surildis. There was a better
demand than last week, bet sot sailleiently extensive to
effect a clear•nee. Prime were quite as good. Wheat, 30s.
to 48s. ; old, 60e. to 68s. Barley, Nis. to 34,. Beans, 345.
to 40s. Pees, 331 to 33e.

Bauman, Nor. 111.—The Wheat market to-day is well
supplied
s; the quality danlil and Wirier. Only the finest
sample' supported last mush% Wean Barley in good sup-
ply. Trade dull, at innalg es pat prim. Oats made fully
as mash money. Peen eat ism a heavy trade. Wheat,
from 20s. to 1111 s. per Met. liesky. Ns. to Us. per qr. Oats,
to Ste. Pees, 19s. tells. per '.et. Beans, 19.. to 275.
Tares, 20s. to 211 s. Rye, 12s. le 24

Mstenterrma, Nov. 13. Tho trade generally has
bees of as lessen derseter thamighont the present
west, bet belies bade; reesiesdvery Inn the few trans.
seems whisk bee oesened h lay weak hays been at
previous pekes. Moderato sestet safe sad fair quanti-
ties olosermal stestitsta the beets worthy of notice
from leaked be Liverpool ; w from abroad the arri-
vals of what, *sash still oa a Iskrably liberal scale, are
lass ezteeetto thee of late. with somparatively scanty re-
eeipe of oder prodwas. At oar maim this morning there
was a eradersto sonsamptiv• besiege goods& and the mu-
mmy dthb day se'nnight woe My mllpsred. with a ten-
derly tersode a Amber lasgooreemet le do yaks of both
wised sod Geer.

Nawestirxl-trrox-Trxx, Nov. 13.—At our market this
morning we had again a free delivery of Wheat from the
growers, which in the comparative abeam of arrivals, sold
quickly at fully last week's prime, whilst a fair business
was also done In old English and foreign, ex warehouse ; for
II wag of Am old lluehlk yellow, we touched 465. per qr.,
eplbs. The small lot of now from abroad was from Ham-
burg per steamer, and made 451. per qr., quality not fine,
but very suitable for mixing. Flour was held firmly, and
although sake did not proceed freely, the full quotations
of this day sennight were sustained. Rye not
much Inquired for, excepting for feedbag. Malting
Barley has sold fully as wed, and a fair clearance
be
effected, but 335. may deemed an extra value for extra
south country. We are getting liberal supplies from our
growers, which command 281. to 315., according to quality,
for making, whereas ill-eonditioned samples sell at 24e. to
265. per qr. Malt without change. Beans end Peas
scarcely meet so much attention as heretofore. With Oats
we were well supplied by our growers, as well as from
the coat, some quantity having arrived which is not in-
cluded In our weekly list; demand not active, but late
fture were about supported. The arrivals this week are:
Wheat, coastwise. 170 ; foreign, 187; Barley, coastwise,
1,833; foreign, 130; Oats, coastwise, 780; Peas, foreign,
283 ; Fleur, 640 sacks.
Noawicu, Nov. 13.—The market was fairly attended to-
daby merchants and farraen. The quantity of Wheat
ring was small, and this chieffy owing to two causes,
pries of Barley being relatively higher than that of Wheat.
mbietbesbresubtattkailllkutandmore Barley, andigala
the weedier has beast y bad for thrashing, for to
mum dim tie quality wouldbe materially injured ; and
we easeider that less Wheat ism been supplied by the farm-
ers in lie math that is put than has been known for the
emus Ise sees years; but the steaks if millers are now
weebed le a marrow esugeel. The offers of foreign have
bum liberal and et ressewebie rates, and a consi-
derable qquantity of Wheat has, ermbridge and
has balm pike by mismimats. Prices
ruled Area, and la per qr. minus eseablisbed, quality
inferior, gleatily small. Flour was la geed rumen at 63.
per omit Muses ea late rates. Barley trade wee gamely
se Wok, but deo qualities commanuel wad immotire ;
awl eVatri, girt; woro artier to parebees.
and Pert, offer env% pi:cer firm, Int no elm" can
be noted. Oats were a trod see at 801 priers, qusnti.s
small. Wheat, white, 3.3. 'a .74 1, r• ; red, 335. la
41.. Barley, melting, I.liit. tit :31%; •• 28% to 291.
Beans, 32,. to tl-. Peat, 293. to: . It. 221. to Ps.
Fine househoid lar. per a rk of 280th..,
limiting P. tent e ciao mones's credit..
Eleg,t le. 7d. per tto .e.

Pirrannouovou, Nov. 13.—W0 bad a small supply of
Wheat ben to-day, end all descriptions mado ls. per qr.
over the prises of last week. Fine Darley quite as dear.
Other sorts is. par qr. lower. But tow Oat, or Beans offer-
ing, and each ready sale, at folly lest week's prime.
linanino, Nov. 13.—A snort 'apply of Whut much
out of seaditioa ; askiag more money ; buyers look-
ing atom oily really dry fine sample,, which are very scarce ;
al • dull emseent, at late currency. Oood malting
lawinnal kr; very limitcd supply, and folly as dear;
qualities ls. per qr. cheaper. No good ()ate ; in-
brier qv to neglected, unless at very low prises. Old
Biwa mesa plontifal, but not cheaper.
Wiseman, Nov. 13.—Then la a better supply of Wheat
to-day and last week's pries* freely inn for dry good qua.
lilies, but all raw inferior samples (of which a great part of
the supply soloists) were very dull, sad fully ls. per qr.
cheaper. A moderate supply of Oats, and lest week's prices
are fully supported. Beans and Peas as before.

- -
WOACLIITIR, Nov. 13.-The attendance at market to day
was very small, in consequence of the %bads, and the little
Wheat offering sold rather higher. Barley 6d. to Is. per
qr. lower. On Oats the tern was In favour of the seller.
Old Beans cheaper. New Beans and Peas fully as dear.
Yosx, Nov. 13.-We have a moderate quantity of Wheat
shown by our farmers at this dayk market, which met a
steady sale, at rather ever last week's rates. Fine Barley
sells at former prime, but inferior ample' are rather lower.
Oats In short supply, but without ohmage hillier. Flour,
has advanced Pm. per sack. Wheat, white. etc to 88e. per
imperial qr.; red, 41s. to 435. Barley, malting, 30s. to
32e. ; grinding, 275. to 29e. Beans, 3435. to 381. Malt, Ms.
to 665. Oate, Bd. to 9d. per stole of 141 be. Flour 321.
to 335. per sack of 2801bs.
Doninr„Nov.U.-Oureern market to-diry was not @shriek
for any description of grain as on Tuesday. but we no not
alter our quotations of that day. White wheat, 245. 6d. to
275. 6d. ; red ditto, 22e. 6d. to 26e. ; barley, new, 124.6 d. to
119. ; oats, old, 10s. 64. to lls. 6d. ; new ditto, 9s. 3d.
to 10s. 3d. ; rapeseed, 21a. to 13a. per brl. ; oatmeal,
10s. to 12e. ; bakers' flour, 13s. to 16s. per awl. ; Indian
corn, 30e. to 32a. 6d. per 490 lbs.
tnizetaur, Nov. 13.-At our country markets this week
we had rather more grain of all kinds offering than of late,
but the demand for Wheat and Barleyesems to be as urgent
as ever, and, consequently, prices of both are fully main-
tained, good qualities being even 6d. to ls. per quarter
dearer. Oats soli slowly, without change in value. Here
to-day, we had only moderate supplies of Barley and Oats,
and small of Wheat. A brisk demand for Wheat and Bar-
ley, at prices quite in favour of sellers. Oats a slow sale at
6d. per quarter dearer. Wheat, 375. to 48s. per qr. Bar.
ley, 245. 6d. to 30e. Oats, 17s. to 21s. Oatmeal, per
beg of 2801 be., 211 t. to 30s.

FlSH.—Enzurosoeme, Nov. 13.—SaImolt,'Od. to N. Od.
per lb.; turbots, 3e.to Se. ; brills, ls. Od. to 6s. Od. ; cod fhb,
as Od. to 7s. Od. sack ; soles, 6d. to 2s. 3d. per pair ; Eels,
Bd. to 104. per lb.; lobston, 6d. to 28.3 d.; crabs, Bd. to 2s. Od.
eaeb ; window., 2s. 6J. to 6s. per dos. ; haddocks, Bd. to la;
gorge, Is. 6d. to 6e. Od.; mullets, 6d. to le. each; common
sisters, Be. to 18s.; natives, Ne. to 40. per bushel;
41, rlod. cash; smelts, le. par desan; skate, 44. to
, @brings, le. ed. to 2e. 741. per gallon; bloaters,
le. to le. 441. r fresh herrings, le. 6d• W 21. par dos.

POULTRY, ilto.-4(IIWOATS AX LIIATINNIALL, Nov.
13.-Oeue, 3a.6d. to 6s. Od. ; turksys, 3.. to 7.. sash ; ducks,
Is. 6d. to 2e. 6d. ; tame rabbits, I2d. to 1.. 6d. ; wild ditto,
gd. to 1.. ; pigeon., 4d. to Bd. each ; routing pigs, 4..
641. to 7.. each ; Surrey fowls, 4s. ed. to Bs. Yd. ; ditto
Alamo, 3a. to 46. Od. ; ban-door fowls, 2a. 6d. to 6.. per
couple; phrments, 3e. to 4..; partridges, le. Od. to 1.. 6d. ;
hues, 2a. 3d. to 21. Od. ; leverets, 2s. to 3e. Od.; woodcocks,
31. to le. ; grouse, 2e. to 2s. ; snipes, 17d. to 1..; teal,
6d. to 10d.; wild dada, h. 3d. to 10. 9d. 9d. to
le. 3d. ; end plovers. 4d. bed. Gab. asp, es. to
Mi.; Frisch ditto 71.0 d. to LI. pa 120; nook balm, 10d.
to h. ;Id.por lb

Gear SHIRTINOS.—A brisk demand 'lists for 40-in. of
all descriptions, and prices have advanced 1 to 2 annu per
piece ; 45-in. is Wu in good request, but prices have not
altered.

OMIT LONG CLOTHII.—The demand has been confined to
the coarser qualities, prices offered for finer descriptions are
very small.
BLEACILID JACCOMITII.--Li much request, the prices
advancing steadily.
DLIACIINO Surarnros.—Fine descriptions in good
demand.

Timm Ram—Plain cloth in fair inquiry. Twills of
stout quality are in good demand, inferior qualities are learn
inquired after. Mulls in request.
FANOT GOODS.—Bleached mulls of all descriptions in
good request. Book muslin' are dull, although the stock
is small. Swiss lappets of good style in demand, as also
lappet scat.
Corron YCIIRS.—The market his been very steady, both
mule and water have been in brisk demand, and prices for
20s. and 30s. Water have an upward tendency, and 70s.
to 90s. Mule have advanced slightly.
DYID °nexus in good inquiry, and business to a consi-
derable eatent has taken place at fair prices. Turk.; red
of the best quality is in demand.
kinrtta.—Swedish bar iron is in demand, as also steel
in tubs, the stock of the latter being very small. Faggots
quite dull, English bar iron, nail rod, both square and
round, sheets, and hoop are all in good inquiry, but no
advance has taken place in the prices. Lead in pies has
slightly advanced, as also sheet lead. Spelter in fair de-
mend. Tin plates dull. Copper sheathing, braziers, and
tilts have advanced slightly. South American, none in the
market. Red lead and whit lead both in good demand,
10 rs. to 101 Ars. per cent.
Currom Woof.—Our market has been very steady, and
considerable purchases have been made for England; no
transactions for China; no vessel being laid on.

CALCUTTA, OCT. 7.
The Pottinger, with London dates to the 24th August
last, arrived on the 29th ultimo, and the mails were de-
livered on the evening of that day. The commercial intel-
ligence is not of an encouraging character. Little anima-
ties existed in the markets for colonial produce, and several
important articles were flat, and had declined in value.
In oar export market the above news had the effect of
discouraging shippers of sugar, and notwithstanding the
limited stock of Bemires and the decline in freights, the
grainy sorts have given way 8 minas on the lower, and 4 to
6 sons on the better qualities. The demand for saltpetre
has revived with an advance of 4 to 6 amiss per md.
on the finer retractions. Rice is again going forward
to Great Britain. The market is bare of Safflower.
The rainy silk Blind has proved a failure, sad very little
is expected from the October one; there is no demand,
however, and prices are eomewb'st easier. Cerabs have
been taken more freely at full value. Lae dye has been
in good request and largely shipped. Shellac has also been
in good demand; the coming twelve months' supply of the
D C mark has been contracted for at 12-2 per md. Mom
inclination to operate in hides has been evinced during
the last few days, but the supply in the banar is small.
Linseed has bees liberally taken for Great Britain and
America; the supplies are moderate, and prices have im-
proved. Rapeseed has been more inquired for, and has
advanced a little in value alto.

la our import market rather less business his been done
during the past fortnight than for some weeks previously.
The market for cotton goods, however, is generally healthy
and firm, and the local trade sound, while our advice: front
the upper provinces continue favourable. Operations in
cotton pima goods have been checked by the difficulty
etperieneed in forwarding them per river steamers. The
boats of the two river steam companies are inadequate to
meet the requirements of the trade, and the government
boats, owing to the exigencies of the state, are not at pre-
sent available to the public. The near approach of the
Doorga Pooja holidays, which commence on the 17th inst.,
has also had the effect of causing dealers to curtail their
operations. Grey shirting, have been placed to considerable
extent at an advance of 1 anus per piece. A fair inquiry
has obtained for the lower qualities of white shirting..
Large quantities of the lower qualities of jaconets have
found purchasers at full prices. Book muslins are quiet, but
holders firm. Mull-mulls are in demand at slightly improved
rates. The business done in mule twist has been compara-
tively small, with a decline of 1 to 2 pies on Noe. 40 to 100;
stocks, however are moderate, and the principal holders
firm. German Turkey red yarn is in good demand, at bet-
ter prices ; British dye is inacsive, but holders confidently
adhere to recent advance prices. The demand for copper
has subeided, and the value of sheeting. has receded Rs. 3
to 3.4 per md. An active demand exists for sheet iron to
supply the wants of the upper provinces at an advance of
6 minas per md., and this metal generally is in a good and
improving position, with moderate stocks. Spelter is at
present without inquiry, and its price has gone back to 8-4.
Lead bin fair request.
The money market is still superabundantly supplied, and
4:spit-lists find much difficulty in obtaining good invest.
ments for their funds. All kinds of respectable joint stock
shares are growing dearer and less easily obtainable at cur-
tent rates. Company's paper has maintained the improved
value noticed in our last report. We now quote :—New
Five per Cents., at 106.8; Old Sa. Rs. ditto, at 104; Co.'s
Rs. Year per Cents. at 8.4; Fa. RI. ditto, at 10.8; Bank of
Bengal shares, 6,200. Bonded Warehouse shares, 270.
Exchange with London remained at 2.01 and 2.0 e for
first clue credits until the close of last week, when the rata
suddenly rose to 2.01. It afterwards receded to 2.01 t where
it stood when we went to press, but no great desire was
displayed by either buyers er sellers to operate at that rate.
90 days' sight bank bills from China were offering at 2.0 i.
Owing to an accession of tonnage, and the anxiety of
eommanders to get away before the commencement of the
holidays, the rates of freight ham further declined. Our
quotations now are U. for saltpetre and It. 2s. 6d. to It. 6s.
for sugar to London.

CHINA MARKETS.
Sitnneuea, SEPT. 16.
BLACK natl.—About 80 chops of Congos' have been
settled since our last (July 80), at 11 to 12 tech for Ho
Howe, and 131 to 16 taels for Moulage. The unsold stock
is about I,OOU packages, and of lionchonp about 5,000
packages.
Onexx TRAIL—A very extensive business has been done
in these since our last ; 180,000 packages have been taken,
of which 140,000 are for United States, 30,000 for England
and 10,000 for Sydney. Priem may be quoted :
Hymn la to 28 • Hymn Skin, 11 to 16 ; Young Hymn, 14
to 35; TWankey,i3 to 20 ; Imperial, 16 to 28; and Utuipow-
der, 19 to 30 tomb per picul.
Su.x.—There has been a good deal of business done
since our lest report, comprising a period of six weeks ; but
after the arrival of the July mail purchases were checked
for a time, end stock in native hands gradually increasing, i
reduced rates were submitted to. But even at those lower
prices no very extensive transactions have taken place. The
total settlements of new silk to date we estimate at fully
18,600 bales, against 7,500 last ear; and the export since
let July is 13,600 bales, to which may be added about
1,400 bales of new silk shipped at the end of last season.l
The unsold stock is said to be about 3,000 bales.
Ortere.—Meiws.—Our last was under date 31st of
July, from which time till about the mindle of August, the
demand was very steady for Malwa at 490 dole. to 493 dole.,
and then Improved almost daily till the 20th, when heavy
clearances were made at 605 dole. A very unexpected start
then suddenly took prism up to 620 dots, to 626 doh., and
'on the 23rd a few sales were made at 630 dole. Here, how-
ever, tl a demand ceased, and up to the 31st little or no-
thing use done, quotation then nominal, 510 dols. to 520
deb. At these 1141Ufe$ some little busineu took place dur-
ing the earlier part of the month, but lately there has been
hardly any inquiry, and to-day the quotation has decline'
to 606 dolts. to 610 dole. The deliveries since the Ist of
August are estimated at 3,000 chaste, and the stock now at
Wooming is 2,800 chests.
PATNA.—Quoted in our last 643 doh. to 518 dole. con-
tinued pretty steady until about the 16th to the 18th, when
it improved, and has liner constantly fluctuated between
560 dole. to 580 dub. To-day's quotation is 682 doh, fur
high numbers.
Biota:atm.—On London, at six months' sight clean
credits, 5.. Old. to 6s. 16. Bank Post Bills, 4s. lid. Docu-
ment Bills, 6s. I'd. East India Company's Bills accepted
rupees 239 per 100 dole. Drafts on Canton, 10 days sight,
2 per cent. premium, added on eh. doll.
Fnutairre.—To England, 2/. to 21. 10s. for tea, and 31.
to W. 109. for silk. To America, 9 doh. to 10 doh. for 40
cubic feet.

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Becun.-136 dolo. 25e. pa 100 tub.
Goim,—Bers, 198 dole. per 9t. 7m. 30.
MZEICAN DOLLIALS.-9 per coat. discount, nominal.
CHOPPED DOLLAIN.—None.
Correa CASH.-1,460 per dollar.

HENRY CIIARLEB MULES, Eaq., is appointed one of
the three chief commissioners of the Tithe and of the
Land Inclusive Conunasion for England and Wales, in the
room of Captain Wentworth Buller, KN., dammed. NC
Ides was formerly seeretery to the Intimate Commistion,
sad has seed in the seas outwit, to the salted board ewe
lines the essoolidados of the Tithe Commailios.