The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-19 00:00:00

SPORTING.

WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON SEPTEMBER
RACES.—TuesDAY, Nov. 27.
ACCEPTANCES FOR THE WARWICK STAKES,
at Ilt st lb
Defaulter, 4 yr. 7 9 Egret, 4 yrs
Doctrine, 5 yrs ....„. .... ... 7 5 Alp, 3 yrs
The Meade, 3 yes
Fugitive and . . ....._ 7 0 Selina, 3 yrs
9
New Post Deer, ..... ... 7 0 Doubt, 3 yes
Pantry, aged 6 13 Man.le, 3 yrs .......„.„ ...... 5 12
'I he Darter, 4 yrs
Master Downes, aged
Milliner, 6 yrs
ACCRPTANCIIII POR THE FR3I HANDICAP HURD=
RAC& —Yuritice, aged, 11st ; The Moue, 3 yea, lOst 10 b; Spectator,
104 91b ; Faulty, 104 Alb; Tally Ito, 104 Gib; Mims Burns, li et 41b;
Fogleman, lOst lib ; LIES. 10.1 319 ; Itedstrisk, lust; Ventura, lOst;
Mese, tOst; Rosahet, 94 1119; Hrs. Junes, gst 1219; Small Beer,
;Le 1119; Vaut 80,
Out 101 b; The Prophet. ilst 919 ; Jack of all
Trades, 9st 219; Bedford, 9st 21b ; Syrup, Sot 519.
' ACCIPTANCES FOR TUB ORAND OPEN STIRPLE CRAGS,
—Peter Simple, 13at 41b; British Yeoman, 1 Ist 1219; Victim.
list 619; Chandler, list 41b; Hat Trap, list 319,• Knight of Gwynns,
list 119; Doctor list; Agitation, 104 Illb; Young 'us, lust bib;
L Maria Day, 104: YOung Lottery, 94121 b; Venom, 94 1210; VIM.
hope, get 121 b; Aladsl.Eadcr, 9st 1619; Little Houghton, tht 919;
Bold Davy, 9st 919; Larsquenet, Bet 719; Little Fanny, tat 419.

11.03 intelligence.
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-SATURDAY.
Tan QUZIN W. Tan INHABITANTS OF WOLVIIIIHAMPTON.
—EININIIIII OF PAUPER LUNATICS.
In this cue two orders of justices had been brought before
the court by certiorari, calling on the guardians of the pa-
rish of Wolv.rhanipton to pay to the Manchester union the
expenses for the examination and adjudicating the settlement,
and also for maintenance of a pauper lunatic during his con-
tinuance in the county asylum. He bad recovered and been
discharged, and the order for sending him to the asylum wes
made twelve months before the order for the payment of the
expenses. The question turned principally on the construe•
tion of the 68th au. 8 & 9 Vict., e. 126, which enacts " that
it shall bet wful for two justices for any county or borough
in which any lunatic asylum or licensed Louse is situate or
to which such as shall wholly or in part belong, or
from any part of which any pauper lunatic shall have
been sent, to inquire into the last legal settlement,
of any pauper confiked or ordered to be confined therein.
The points raised were—first, whether after a lunatic hee
been discharged he would come within the meaning of the
word*" confined or ordered to ;:e coefined," so as to give
the justices power to make an order for his maintenance
and expenses during the time he was in the asylum ; and,
secondly, whether the justices could make an order for the
expenses incurred in sending him to the asylum, and adjudi-
cating his settlement 12 months before the other order wee
made, supposing that they had power to make it. A rule
had been obtained to show cause why the orders should not
be quashed.
Mr. Pashley now appeared in support of the orders, and
untended that, looking to all the statutes on the subject of
pauper lunatics, commencing with 17 Oeo. 11., c. 5, down
to 8 & 9 Vie., c. 126, the intention of the legislature was to
relieve parishes from the burden of the expenses of pauper
lunatics and to place them on counties.
Mr. Huddlestene, in support of the rule, was proceeding
to contend that a lunatic pauper who bad been discharged
from an asylm could not come under the denomination of
One who was'" confined, or orgerecl to be confined" therein,
when be was stopped by the court.
Their lordships were of opinion that the question was to
be determined by the words of the 58th section 8 & 9 Viet.,
C. 126, and if the magistrate did not proceed regularly
under the provisions of that section their orders failed. If
the matter stood merely on the word "confine I," wititut
the addition of tie words "ordered to be confined," there
might be a doubt, but se it wee, this was a special provision
meant o meet the ease of a lunatic piuper sent to an
asylum,t and the words could not apply to one who had been
confined there and discharged, for in such a cue the order
n
therefore, atend. O the second
fur confinement was concluded, and the question of the
pauper's settlement alone was to be determined; the
jpousintitcesth'epoy gwaever wnaos'oproion, but then rule was discharged.

BAIL COURT—SATURDAY.
BEFORI NI. ausrics Tarissos.
THE QUERN V. TRECORONER OF LERDS.EETRAORDINART
DIRECTIONS OT A CORONER TO A JURY,
Sir F. Thesiger moved for a certiorari to bring up the in-
I quisitions and depositions ht an inquiet held by the coroner

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THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, 1849.
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ef Lade ea the body of Sarah Asa Whalley, •• maid 0. awes, coy of them on account of other people. Could It coca farther proved that the prisoner wee in November, METEOROLOGICAL
et bie de
by having beta returud by the jury. The object not say be did not pled's, or obtain an advance on every 1847, son lard to the Eat and West India Dais se • w .ae.e.o.s. ea 5te5.....,. ts- ce
Wendel by the motion was to reven. that ie"..isidoe, sad one of the 6.9 cargoes. Did not below that he had any hill labourer, at ids, per week wages, but was soon afterwards Bark;
, baths
I if say deeds were famed to it, advantage could be sakes o• ef lad*, in his possession at the time of bin bantraptey. A discharged. Also, that la July last he received 6s. relief MONDAY, Nov. 18, 1849.
Wm: It taptared that the dammed Berea An. WWI., mouth before im failid bad • ritten to Dl clerk, at Liver- from the City of London Colon, and was again relieved in The State of the Weather at each of the following phone at amon,
wee the darguat ef reeperstables }arum livieg la Ludo-. tosoloating that be was very much pressed for mosey. In Aligns and 8 ptembe r. Nine o'clock es Batueday.esorsing. and b
sad wee narried on the 21st of Jess last to aUr 1847, in a arposee of an arrangement with his creditors, The prior, er WU spin remanded for • week for the aF ' Irish
Wheasyi h dasher is wool, reektrg at Heibeck, ears hi took credit in his "profit td Lois " nelesatt for teadaaes of Mr. Burp and Mr. Assoc Nemec( ASO& CUwurim.se sf ("maw cA State of Weather. &Is._;
look Mee at the time shoot twenty-seas years •• SUM Of 161001 ; otherwise the bateau of tea, OSUMI' Janne? • GUN MANUFACTVR2II.—Hr. Chor;es —
dd. Atm litsir sun**, whisk tock. plus with leateed of 18,000 L. world lave been 13,0001. James Smith, •• gun manufacturer, of Wirral-street, Sir hawsastons......-... N.W. Osatl• Breese Cloudless Ni
the min esesent and spprolotios of her frierds, they In February laths applied to Mears. Oita for r syment of mingbam, end who hastiness at N 0.2, King Willisua.strat, .BrAyst" S.& Gentle brew Overcast the p
IMMO Lausingtem sad Seerboroepli, from which places their account, sad on tyke 61 March received 1761, out of was charged with appropriating to his own use fee &seabed '4'l'
BUtIIDIGEAX N.M. Gentle Scene Foggy that,
Ills desured wrote aural letters to her aster, ia which she which he pad Mr. Wittman Oa This debt wet due before in the charge sht el) 4,000 muskets, and 800 rifles, calmed 8,,,,,,,„,„,a, N.M. Strong Breese Partially Chad, sums
engeemed herself in the stroarst terms with regard to her he sto; peel mescal. In the mean time he had filed a do- at 2,6001, the property of Captain Charles Scott, of No. 8, esteem fi.E. Gentle Brea. Foggy tack,
big perfectly happy. They returned home cm ind July, elaratiou of "solvency, bat there was so intender of carry- Perk lane. CAIIIIIIIDOB
Obi INA die Ith a that Meth she spin mute to km sister, leg It out. It was under-tood that he should not pay any- From the evidence of the prosecutor, who, from his accent, Comae N.E. Calm Cloudier to qt
nod the War 'retained wetter statement of her happiness, ons anything.
_ls the bepiscieg of November he got as seemed to be • foreigner, it appeared that he had palsied CIR." .........
Bytom .14;st
Slid Inellinded with the words "year affeetionste and advance of 1,0601. from Mr. Icemen on a cargo of wheat, the eseekets end riles for the purpose of exportation, and at g . N. Calm Claudia' ena
beinfteliller.' At half poet 11 o'clock on the monies of per the Jobe L everock, coasigned to Leaden. Oa the lit the suggestion of the defendant, with whom he bad some 0,A.,,aw
the PM July, she was sees ia good health sad sante; her November he got another ad
unes ef 1,4001. on the mme previous deslicgs, the guns were removed to the defendant's WA war n&
hothead bed beeekheted with her, red they bed parted in cargo from Messrs. Liddell, of Newcastle, haviag received wuehouse for the pupa of being altered tam flint to per- OIUtaNWICH. N. Geode Breeze Cloudier won
lot Mei allmaienses mum when he wait to his plea of umber bill of lading, in coamquence of the vessel's dest..- mission luZke. The complainant subsequently met with ea fluillassoi— ll.
Noumea Gentle Breese Overcoat 3,2"
beams in Leo& Pl* abase after that she was found wait being changed. Did not return Mr. Johcson the tepportacity °falling thepans,endapplied to the defindentfor W. Gentle torts' oaereast of tb
is bee bedroom with bet threat eat from ear to ear, and a 40001 at the them, but paid him something afterwards. seaway uwerefinkked. Thedaeadant, however, did not cola- t,,,c,,,,,,.. a W ow,,Gualeßreew °were" shoe
Ml's betimes the forearm sail thumb of h.r left Mr. Johnson was of *NMI disePPOntted at aot receiving LI "Ninths requestond tlteartiaant went to Birmaghem WORM! ......
NON.. heath breeze CErcriess sent
Whe
bead. A. inprst win MK sad fa summate up the cargo, but did not threaten to have witness before the them,where hooey the dam kwho teal hint that' had Lemmas —.... N. Oentio Breese Partially Coady At a
the e
we the eareur se d
ined the jetty. that Lord Mayor. Ultimately he got a claque for 6001., and some trouble in getting the guns in, as they were in the Lyon
they were is a menaer compelled to find • wale! then gue up his bill of ledinti. For another cap, per hands of* number of different workmen, but he premised msocumnza,, •••—• • Lig Cola Foggy real
of bade se. The following was in substance the eau ner's 3- edits's, frost New York, two bills of lading were also re. that • portion should be sent np immediately. They did '
Oasoan
IWCASTLI N.M. heath Breese Partially Cloudy Ude
iiirestien_ .
_. "Everything tended to show that dee death of reived; one wss sold by Mr. Silvester, his clerk, at tot, however, arrive at the specined time, and complaisant ...—....' N.W. stromCalm teem actikleas. to >n
the dammed was aired by the veered in bet throat, but Liverpool; oa the other he got an sauna of requested defendant to come to lAudon ta see his solicitor. Pun a=
beer
hew it was done was involved is mesteep. A eterding to the 5004 from Mr. Gibs, in ignorance of what Mr. Defeadent did so, sad then stated that he bed sold 300 ol Corremoun N. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy bee
evidence of Mr. Pelee, it was impose +Mt to say whether the Wader had done. This was in September, 1848. The the guns te • Captain Lard, for the oomplaineat, for 601., sassou---- N.W. Gentle Preens Partially Cloudy milt
sesser wa, latatsat by herself or Dee, and er jut infamies mousy was afterwards returned to Gilea ; Lyon and Co., of but although the defendant had previously sold }roperty for ,11"...."T
the complainant, he had no authority to do so upon this co- ~,,,,,,,,AThThrol, .
said les draws blot his statemeat ate how it had been Liverpool, got the cargo. and
emmelsteeL Ilk bad been dare ti enselferepeeses, ie wee Be Mr. Lawrence—The transaction with Giles sea quite casks. rho
liovizawin W. Gentle Weer, FaVeularly Clear are
rebel* then wield have been psalm spolammeselehmg- a mistake. The busioste of corn facto and corn dealer was Mr Aldermen Gibbs said he could not understand how it 3w1111.01.
pporg and do wawa would have nom kpgdsr. Sep. now very mash merged ; there were no distinctions of stands was that this trasmctiea had been effected without the eon- TAIDIOLTII
Cr @hood Breese Sendovevam talc
una
peke that she had dose It herself, under the ininsnes of in the market. Many, factors dealt on their own account. sent ot the tromplaseat.
Mlle ssildss impala, it was limp* .. that she Owing to the auk in the corn trade in 1847 there were It was then stated by Mr. Clarkson, who appeared for the
to t
LONDON Tom DAT, Norm red,
the
ri Anil lam sod es left hand as the hils Weed thereat, failures to the estent of threw millions. He attributed them complainant, that ibis would be ex upon • future c,,,,,,,,,,,, lWes,,
~.., in Me ISOM IMO readily hue dons the ace with the right ; allures to the interference of the government end the rapid wagon if the defendant was rerantresg.h at Rini. Ptak! of Weather. red
ill Ist Me jary east have regard to the IMAMS ef the fell of the market in consequence. He had estimated his A solicitor who appeared for the defendant inliormekthe N.E.N Gentle Breese. Overcast. ehil
milled witamase, which west to show trill is was pow stock at the market value in January, 1847, when wheat magistrate that his client would be able on the next arum
elide the weasel might bale been lafficted fa OW meaner. was 67e. • quarter. In Much following it wu 77e, end in to put in a full and satisfactory answer to the oomptaiat
Theft were me pounds of suspicion spinet : ma, end May 102se The result of his stock-taking on the allude' preferred spin t kis. The defendant wee acemdingly re- MARKETS. red
Na
ber
the evkisoes el She nernat hael bees fully ed, so of January wee a balance of 16.0001. in Ws favour. Since mended for • week, but allowed to put in bail for his ap- dist
.._ _.._ —.....— ---. t... that naiad mazy debts then good bad become bad • thew peruse. Oet
and
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of Leeds as Me** el Sarah Ana Whalley, a Twilit o'
"Ake de es" having/ma returned by the jury. The object
Wended by the t'ee'n was to revues that ing..isidoo, sad
V way &bete were fated I. it, &chicane would bo tibia o•
them. It appeared that the dammed Sarah Ana Who'll.,
was tae daughter of respootable parse living to Ludo_.
sad was married on the 21st of muse last to a bar
Whalley, • dealer is wool, raid' rg at Holbeek, near
LoadA hew at the time about tw. strums years
old. Aftwe (halt saanises, whisk tack plass with
llos Min osseous and spprohation of her frierds, they
.rasa M Lousiest= and lioarboroopli, from whit& places
ieseased wrote several letters to her sister, is which she
=herself is the stronrst terms with regard to her
freely happy. They returned home ce 2nd laly,
WWI 'S the 7th id that math mho spin wrote to her sister,
sad the Seer sustained smother statement of her happisese,
said Imsabadod with the words "your aireedasats sad
bantlialli." At hallos* 11 o'clock on the monies of
the Psh hely, she wee NOS is good health and mints; her
Aw▪ l
moo bed breekfmted with her, aid they had parted in
Awl moot ellbeissate row when he west to his slam 01
Weems is Leads. Ph* seas after that she was found
is Mr Wean with her threat en from ear to w, and s
nay betwees the foreleg., sod thumb of her laic
bead. As inward win INK and in tummies up
VW Wass the aosermer so amoral the jury. that
fey were ie a samsee sompelled to And • verde
Al• de so. The following wee in sabots:me the curt ner's
iiirestion " Everything tended to thaw that the death of
the deuce ed wee mused by the womed in bar throat, bat
bow it was dons was involved is mystes7. A ocediog to the'
schisms of Mr. Prise, it wee hare! to *ay "Uttar the
wised was faintest by knelt sr see, and so jut inform*
weld be drawn is.. hie etaarmeat es te how it had been
dadasalmal. If is bad been dose by eselfaespersoe, it was
geollable there would have bees greater sgpssamee of strug-
gling sod the wound would havelmes Immo isegske. Sop-
peke Oat she bad dose it herself, under the ,wises of
some asides Sipa., it was siassler, the she
amid bete reed the left hand as the able tithe arch,
ft she ovoid mere readily have done the sat tight ;
Ist the jar, seast have regard to the seism, ef the
=Meal 'harms, which west to show tag it wee pos.
ibis the wised Jai& ben been Mittel at that masaer.
Thee ware so geese& of suspicion egehiat :any eas and
the seisms of she serreat had bees folly esetAtersted, so
that there woe so reams to suppose that she was ea vein in
saesias the &eh of kr Bistros. It thee become a qtrs.
ties whether ray penis 'said have got ism the mesa; bat
it was Gilboa to artereim that, es some purees. had vary
olleisasly sinned *marbles away before the Jury tend
bins meadeed it. No great Mimeos amid be pissed es
Mr. Carry seissee, as he was se meek eastred. Lookieg
I. the evidomm as a whole, it appeared possible that the
deemed might have oossainrd the act herself; bet at the
same time thin was a potsibaity that it might have been
lOW by a @Mager, although there was as satin ab.
erase of all motive kr such a crime' Ist still
it was well known that menden had boss be-
fore aow committed without any apparent mein.
Them was so evidence to show that the, ihresseed hal
'wet inhibited any ecosetricity which weal Ind them
tropposetilli hardly had esperveasd, under the Wainer
of mita she bad aseamitted the act; bat, es the contrary,
11 mu shows that mho was perfewly sane up to the last
measse whoa she was sees alive that morning. In consi-
der* the actual state of her mind when the wooed was
gives, they must remember that she had never exhibited
say symptoms of insanity, sad he was of opinion that It
would be errmeous for thee to say that such an set had not
Uses committed by a perms of whom amity five minutes
previesny they bad the stragrest evidence. They bad,
thespian, better find a verdict of ' felt de ee ,' rather than,
by &via, an open verdict, throw suspicions upon other
which might embus to the end of their
giv7sna Altar this flimsies, the jury having deliberated
for three boars, returned a verdict offelo di as. The learned
mural used that if the deceased did destroy herself it most
have bees radar the idioms., of souse sadden attack of is-
m*, wince it wee knows did somminses occur. The family
of
the dammed wire moat anxious that she should have
Madam burial, and that the stigma of suicide should not
alba to her memory, and it was es this account the motion
woo made.
The rule was granted, being absolute in dm first instance.

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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—FATURDAT.
Merriam is ilaaco.—Rasoaa Late Cain Jamas Warm, Ma. Jra.
asee Mama, XL JOINTICI Wasnans, AID 11a. Juntas Tamara&
Tau Donn or Bawls/non v. Swami Ann Lammas
Wawa. Dwrassa.
Mr. Lash mined for a rale ia this case to est amide a
ea. is. whisk ked been bawd against the defeatism& Miles,
sad that Miles should be dkeharged out of sustalg. It
will be remembered this was ea action &tablet Emma,
Nike, and Minn, sheriff's nears, for ea lilepai &weep,
in which the dabs obtained a n relict for 7201. dumps, INK
baits awarded as damages for the illegal seam end UK
=the amenat fur which the sheriff 's Ofikell Wed, SW
the duke paid nadir protest. Aea Imd Ufa
Mood whist Miles for the 2701, upon which he had loses
lairsitid. lie now Led an affidavit, in whisk he swat that
the dub had gi,ss him his word of honour as a sommigu
prism that if le retraiaed from making sa affidavit in sup.
pert of a viii for a sew trial, whisk the defeadast Sim=
toes listeaded to more for, he would tabs cue that be
staid bs no smarm, either. re prded testa or damegem.
Milos did sot asks the affidavit, and the tubs mid for a arm
trial whisk Bloom had obtained was discharged. The
dub, r his solicitor, however, had Woes lammed a es. se.
mminst Miles, sad arreitsd him.
The Lord Chief Janis said that the court would gnat
a rale, ea the ground that the ca. ea. had bean tweed in vio-
Icy a ef as undertaking sad la breast' of good LAIL—Rule
Wei instal.

chases, many of them on account of other people. Could
ant say he did not pledge, or obtain an advance on every
one of the 88 cargoes. Did not know that he had any bill
of ladies, in his possession at the time of his bantraptey. A
month beton he failed bad • ritten to his clerk, at liver.
wanly that he was very much pressed for money. In
11847, in e nsteliltDCo of an arrangement with his creditor",
be took credit in his .. profit and lam" swat for
es hes of 15,C001 ; otherwise the Wanes of
witirml of 18,000 L. would lave been
leasbniary last he applied to Messrs. Gibe for Ts, sent
their assount, and on the 51 Mar* received 1761, out of
ANA limpid Kr.
In 1601. This debt was due before
hi p4B
pa2ayment. In the mesa time he had fileda de-
' of iaeolseney, but there was no intention of carry-
ing It est. It was under•tood that he should not pay any-
one asythhfig. Ie the beginning of November he got as
adveace o 1,0001. from Mr. 'chinos on a cargo of wheat,
the John L menet, coasigned to Leaden. ()a ihe llth
he got another Annaof 1,4001. on the ssme
mop hem Messrs. Liddell, of Newcastle, having 'seafood
another bill of lading, in consequence of the vessel's dntl.
na'i n being changed. Did not return Mr. Johnson the
1,0001 at the time, but paid him somethiog afterwards.
I Mr. Johnson was of aeons disappointed at not receiving
the cargo, but did not threaten to have witness before the
Lord Mayor. Ultimately he got a cheque for 5001., and
MOO gave up his bill of ladoil. For another cap, per
8- idling, from New York, two bills of lading were Wee re.
nand; one was sold by Mr. Slinger, his clerk, at
Liverpool; on the other he got an advance of
6001. from Mr. Gilts, in ignorance of what Mr.
&tweeter iced done. This was in September, 1848. The
mousy was afterwards returned to Gila ; Lyon and Co., of
Liverpool, got the cargo.
Be Mr. Lawrence—The transaction with Giles wit quite
a mistake. The boatmen; of corn factor and corn dealer was
now very mach merged ; there were no distinctions of stands
in the raszket. Many, factors dealt on their own account.
Owing to the crash in the corn trade in 1847 there were
failures to the wont of three millions. He attributed thew
tailaros to the interference of the government and the rapid
fall of the market in consequence. He had estimated his
stock at the market value in January, 1847, when wheat
was 87e. • quarter. In March following it was 775., and in
May 102 e. The melt of his stock-taking on the valued=
of Jimmy was • balance of 16,0001. in his favour. Since
that pwiod may debts then good bad become bad these,
added to the to on his dealings, amounted to 22,000!.
Foreign wheat was largely imported in 1847—pertaps to the
'sateen of 12 or 13 million of quarters—to meet the wista-
rias of the anticipated famine. After rising to 102 s.
in May, wheat rapidly fell. It we. the custom et
12e ooze to obtain advances cm bills of lading, which
always strived before the goods. The bills were drawn
splint the bill of lading, and often cum to maturity before
it arrived. This bad been the cuatoln of the trade during
the 26 yeas he had been in the trade. His failure in I=4
wan attributable to hie partnership with • pence who had
no
capital. He then owed 18,0001. or 19,0001,, sad paid a
dividend of 8. , and got his conificate easily. His Ware in
1840 was owing to his being involved to a large amain
with a party named Johnson. In 1847 he did_ ,net stop bat
made an arrangement with the Bank of Liverpool sad
MOWS. Ovens& for certain bile of Haebeast's, who bad
failed, and on which he was liable. The stoppage in 1848
was owing to the continuous fall in prices. Between
Nov. 1848 and his signing the declaration of insolvency in
January last his stock had depreciated 36 per cent., causing
a loss of 8,0001. or 7,0001., and about 5,0001. more before it
was realised. Had been in the habit of obtaining advances
from the Loa `csa and Westminster Bank, on depositing
bills of lading as security. When he purchased
Messrs. Goddard's cargo, he thought himself solvent ; that
was the solemn conviction of his mind. Hi. books were
balanced yearly. Owing to the continued fell of the markets,
he was unable to meet Goddard's bills, and immediately
placed himself in the hada of his creuitoce. It was advised
that his, estate should be wound up ander inspection, which
went on for two or three weeks. Mr. Welman, to whom be
Lad made a payment of 1601 in that interval, had served
him with a Retie* in bankruptcy ; and the payment was
made altar consulting with certain of his audit.", who were
generally indisposed to his bankruptcy. He signed a data.
ration of insolvency in January, as soon as he was asked to
do so. Mr. Baia, Masers. Goddard's agent, became one of tie
inspectors but declined to be • party to • letter of license,
which was sflerwsrda proposed for him. The cargo origi-
nally intended for Mani. thug*, on which the advance of
1,0001. was made, was one from Mr. N. Coquebert, of
Nunes.
By If,, Hoilame.—lt was not usual for American houses
to aesd double bills of lading properly endorsed. Very few
of the own 'bases mollsed themssisse to dealing as factors.
Thom was a great deal of apesallalies in con in the early
part of 1147. Debts due to bits firsßergen, Rolm and
O&M. *megk written offers bad ea the 31st of Dec. 1847,
W been tussidered geedki at the beginsfeeg of the year. One
hum ageol I a mathato ms woo had
gesbad s
le Alm
eria. The tart of his bid *Ms arty
6,0861. •
hie ethos hem ansemated to 18,1071. The proper bonus;
of • esta-feeter was to We mimeo, hat few confined
theeseelos to the'.
Mr. Bain, the smigana, agent for Messrs. Goddard, proved
that the bankrupt_ reposesated himself as perfectly solvent
in November, 1848.
Mr. Lawrence submitted that the purchase from Meters.
Goddard wee • boas tide sawn an and quite in the way of
the bankrupt's trade. Other parties to whom allusion had
bees mods were not creditors; and Mr. Johnson, who, if
sopissale woo had offered no opposition. In
fast, se weditelaggrieved bat damn. Goddard opposed; for Mr
Bain, their Louden spat, was the assignee. They had cer.
tasty gross& eteemplont ; the bankrupt had evinced great
want at muds. bathe sees act the mare blameable bows
a eartals seedilees debt wee the bast whisk he bad sew
trailed. He bed Maly atteisel the peilien he lad in
the Made by • long ewer of patient . His former
imaiirtiass had been satisfactorily e ;the case
was see in which the boar's was madded as as imme-
diate tortilleate. He had been the vMlm ef the wilds in
whisk he de alt—maisiently ea snide of speemiaties—and
his tailors was attributable to no fault of his owe.
Ills Honour said that gnat awns had been laid on the
bankrupt's suppo.ed capital of 16,0001. oa the let January,
1847 ; bat probably no us would have liked to stud in 16
shoes at that time. He then owed 63,6001. ; bat the pro-
perty placed simiagt this tonehted entirely of eessignacents
and cargoes Mies et the then marks: sibs—oar 50,0001.
Tide coca had bum bought on credit, adnosts bad bees
made ea it, eel bills draws fa Teepee* thereof. This was
clearly se taus." or available roperty , he Lad oily 3,0001.
in mewl sad whoa this urn wee to be realised it Awed •
loss of 15,0001. ; hums the importance of allowing a wide
margin in imismiWees of this kind. The bankrupt must be
taken to be a person without capital, speculating largely in
corn ; had he won those from whom he bought would have
dons the tome; as he had lost, they low also.
The quatios arose, was a man without capital
to deal Uwe largely, in the bop' of enriching himself
by his opeculadess, it suesedal, but which, if otherwise,
were the ruin of ethos as well as himself. His conduct
with roped to parties net Wore the court ought also to be
considered as tombs part of his pawed conduct as a trader.
He had sot only shown great want of caution, but had
traded very takingly, by obtaining double advances es
bills of lateloinegjaer in on sus he atoned to have hem pin-
tienalarly of it—the ease of Mr. Johnsen, who uses
a 'Wow for In the Sardinia cam be alleged ipo-
rases aides mole being told at Liverpool, and in the came
Vow he bins& Wool men in Lou theegh it was Mae
Mr. Giles bed bees repaid. =see thin//.e boa
ass NW our, he might never have bees emposted el dells
inesg; but when sash matters win been= before the
emmt. lhey mast east the estimate of his ehaexater .ha a
trade. • mLll mere umenrable proceeding was his row
esatadia to Mr. Bala that he was perfeeily soluest If be
believed this, ea what `resod was this bsief firmed!
It maid have so gelid has ale. fie alseasesints
ailed ebish Msdowle.his
heehaw the artist. ia whisk he eseut had "kefall=
per seat. Without layette' to him itiifJlt
mast be held that hie belief was esibmilled, et
wittiest due consideration ; and that wee almea as hod se
nuking use of direct falsehood. He bed dome that which no
honest, upright trader would haw thole= of doing ;
he hail deceived Ibsen. Goddard by his repeessatrions to
Mr. Bain ' • and the court must mark its dieeval of sash
nowise.. It was alleged that parties commwly dealt both
es cora futon and corn-dealers ; but the factor was mess aim
ought to stand between the buyer and the "slier; sad *he
I dealt cm his own asernat he was doing that which mast be
. very injurious to t. • trade generally. In seise trades, fee-
, tors would no more Oita of dealing on their own amount
. than they wend lof committing a head. Hers the bankrupt
a bad not repreousted himself exclusively as a faster when
f dolling with Mr. Bain; therefore it was sot nue may
a ther to allude to the distinerion, *mope to let it be publicly
,e) knows that the court thought it one which ought to be
at =datelined. Ms previous sentence in 1844 was not a
euestaaes to affect the judgment now to be given ;that of
.r, 1840 was not very tally before the court ; but repeated ise-
ey urresess of this kited ought always to induct' greater enu-
res don' —an effect which had not b en produced is this sus
eat The arrangement in 1847, about Husband's follyaroamod•
me matter to be regarded in the light of a failure.
tin all the ether eircumateness, the extent of the bankrupt
av- trading without any milkiest capital to meet mast loans
—his uniastekaat-lika conduct, with referent* to the bill of
ad lading—and him representation to Mr. Bain- the court
thought it suessary that the certificate should be suspended
led for 12 mouths; when greeted, to be of the ilrel clam.
not Mr. Lawrence applied for protection, which was granted.
the

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—SATURDAY.
ammo re Banos
FLILLIXTOX O. VALLACIL —SWIM?? FOX CAM WILL
MOT BB ILIAOULID !WOK All 11110LISXXAX METING IX 0111
or resm Mailmen's firths or Was.
lib. 07.er:olluek applied for a rale calling on the
*lank to vs seem an ty for costs, as afilda-it stating that
he was WM es steward as board one of her Majesty's
Aim of war, Mash was smelly eat el the Jurisdiction of the
mart.
Kr. BIM Rolfe—lt is not stated that the pletatiH, who
is as Ilaighthama vendee permanently abroad. He does
net lose hn privilege bosom he is resident in one of her
Majsitu's ships.
Mr. Polleek—Tbe allldavit states that be is employed
is a ship which is asitelly es bingo serene. It y not
seessany that his residence abroad shield be psrammest is
Order to smiths the defradnet to all upon him far security
hit cam
SO F. Pollock, C.B.—An Regibliman is not priori bole
liable t. AO sailed as to give enemy in caste wiles ander
special dromitasen.
Kr. Baron Siderson—lt is time enough to sell spas the,
plantar for security Miss he leaves the Queen's ship. This
is not at all a ease far it.
The rale was refused.
Conan?! (A PACT'S) V. SIX GIORGI 01/1T,8A11., AMA
Anovass.—Tistrwa roe Alumna Fain latraisom
Mlle.
This was anther action against the Steretery ef Shim kr
the Home Department and Kr. Hada a, lesayeref the
Quest's Bench prism, for removing the *WI Item
One divines el the prison to another Wier OIXIMINI
asks and "mention framed is oennasee el resist sets al
parlisatest. The misname complained el mess peeled;
the sere es thus maned on Saturday lent This amiss ms
tried before the Lord Chief Bares, at GOMA at OM *Sego
after Hilary term Met, ohm a gissral model ma retuned
ler the &deadest'. • nit sat for aam Islaborns, psissenh
to nave reserved, ilmtly Weisel truth, *lag es
the gross& ef eneibi the lemma bilge MMus 44
rested the issy to AM see the delimitate was the Ins of
net meaty, esti the other matesial beam Minh were raised
1a pin riser el soder the 11 19 Vin., Ti
peen the Miss iniamsily the Ti
dent lair Br ea seta relating to the else' bemies of
It apposted the plaintiff, who wasayptissanis IMO
Lairs T 1 am
NS gdem fer esstempt of the Coast el Chenewy to
not payinig serteis side to MO Jesse Oldield, wr tessessi to
the Qieses*swgffes the somilgemalies of the ten prisons.
()Wield ka elbabed ores the Insolnat Court a
order, the was required to die a othedale"Olft his
14 dep. mil as he emitted to do is, the
=t Halm enrol the y MIMI, to a ler salubrious
pert el the prism, by webs of fflr Harr emir is Pina-
time of tiles sad regulations made by Ida we the pro
Mims el the e • 6 Viet., •It The Weals Ma eon).
pbiaed stmes that
.the Ismael judge Mid the Jury the
errand efjoiNsaMs me made sit by the entl.nee of
the glib,. views beset by the rears be eat in of the
ilsbadest Hades to a Wm cams; the there win no
apswyt ft matredist midis therefore send as evidence of
ihe tramestion.
The &emir Clemeal, lit. It. D. Hill, Q.C., sad lit.
Wehrle sow sprayed to show eases @Oast the rule. They
sentended Ihst Memo would use tie, sad that " ems" wee
fY yrepe firm of seam by the midenes at the WA That
lbe rams, thews► made .shy Haden, win tubbiest
la , and as it had been put in
wiistas by the plea ill, the Bane wee right in
k es eAresee be the Ivey.
Kr. Cobbitt la perms @appalled the role, and was beard
atamiddi
The Conrablen Mid that the adios was well brought against
bath the Masdaste. As to the Mae epos the visa or. not
;=.2;Alhoeyeanithengist there 'Muhl be a new trial if the
mall net et ens esmest to a verdiet for
spin that hese. With regard to the plus et
ri =.4. r thought the retina we. subtelsat endow
lb moms mad that it was primly left to the jury re Chief Hmen. The rule should therefore be diseheird
ils Mist
111.1=i said he dented at the trial, and still enter.
Mined a doubt, whether Kr. Hama or ay gaoler could
he Mid Babb is trsepsm far reaseniag a prisoner, law fully
enstetweibm use of the prism to another.
Ke was oily to his esperiere, seder whose ordain he
bad send. His doubts wore sot, however, so strong as to
Al., from the other members dike wort
The •theeseplienerel aossesled to a verdict for the
101"liffs ai OW hi ehe MP, IVOR thS_ " It
Vibe:'
to = the mom* im a am Mel.
The rule ma, seder ams Ormeletahrlosalifriell .

watTAINING GOODB lINDIUL FISEI PlItrt3X0.11:11 —TWO
stylishly-deemed permits, who geve their names e e Henry
end Charlotte Lay! were @Walled on a charge of ob.
mr. tinning goods of Kof 30, Orciewelleetreet-road,
draper, ice., under false gatemen.
It appear, d from the evidence of Mr. Richards, that at the
end of (Mabee, the lemales prisoner, with a man, who stated
his nuns was Keen, called upon Lim, wishing for credit for
some mourning, which he consented to do U they would give
a remittable reference, when they gave Itina the sun of
Mr. Leighton, a builder, 11, Remingtonotreet, City-road,
to whom the prosecutor applied, and was answered by the
male prisoner, who personated that party, and, in
the most plausible manner, spoke so highly of Mr.
and Mn. Keen that Mr. Richards was thrown com-
pletely of his guard, and entrusted them with goods to
the amount of upwards of 101., on the understanding that
the account would be settled at the end of three mouths,
whoa they were to take possession of an estate. Shortly
eater this transaction he received an anonymous letter, which
led him to make further inquiries at their supposed residence,
Ile, 6, Upper North-street, Northampton-square, and he
them discovered that they were swindler., and were not only
thenpyinf g that house, but ens in Wynyathstreet, in the
name oSu ad, and that at other parts of Clerkenwell and
the neighbourhood they had paned in various names, par-
titularly those of Blesmagton and Jame, and had vietimised
daddy% ailktnercers haberdashers, furniture &mien, tic.,
66 ea almost incredible extent, by whom they were most
anxiously sought after.
The numerous sufferers by the prisoners end their gang
at present dimmed are Memrs. Lichfield, in Newgate-
Must; Mr. Joule, New Inn • Mr. Wilkinson, Ludgete.bill ;
Messes. Welsh ad Margeisoe, St. John-strest; sad Memn.
Jesus, of the City-road.
On the charge of Mr. Richards the primmer, were fully
mthasitted fur trial, but many other indictments will be pre-
thisei against them.
MARTLRBONB.

COTTON —LivaavooL. Nov. 17.—The market today
was steady, and the Wes were about 6,000 tales, lochuling 3,00
taken on eywoetkei.
NAsoussrsa. Nov. 17.—The market is not so excited as
en the arrival of the Niagara, but both spinners and manufacturers
edam, very Ina la demanding Increased prima for such gods as
are in demand- Including printing cloths, mambos, munteica, and the
finer counts of yam. Prodders con plain that they are in a worse
position with moped to prelate now, thin at this time last year, ram
teallsing on as avenge kora rid. to Md. per lb. more only, whit:tithe
raw materbd firms 3ld. to 2;d. per lb tetra, and cloths In
like proportion; hat t is shoed always the ease in a doing market,
and It may be preemed they have the advantage as in other modes
In WOW heavy on the beds of a declining market for the raw
materiaL ma rimellew efarberiwe the indertets of cotton will be
able to meistivin tb• meant Modem or eery them to a still greater
extent, se might be expected. sentinees te le • matter of interesting
speaulatioa. The dandies, mad oleo some wits Fades to treat and
apparently dotted the question with all the adenine which the lights
within them win permit, put the matter Is no they encouraging pod-
ded They op that with the Wrist cotton end ha 1848 that was
=Wilose, mid with alszter meek of =Mthis ew in the ports of
*the semmememeot Odds year than there was at the
oommeWelMent d hunt year by 44,000 hales, and with an increased
hapset r(3111,1111111ales in the poet nine months as compared with the
same meads Met , there lea less stock on hand at the ports of
Ladd, mad Glasgow, by 149,50 bales now than at thin
dote led year. This la, se far as it gees, a fair way of putting
the geode% and one which It is well to place before
the memniedering interest: but these facts e only
be rMod ea le a seetaill extent. Unfortunately there Ls no possibility
of ,inesdlog whet la the difference between the stocks in manufac-
tured' onstis now and in former years. It is notorious that in
1843 the cionntharhoures of our manufacturers were nearly as well
atodmd with railway scrip as their warehouses were with goods, or
their dere-rooms with cotton. It might be an interesting question to
knew low far in the year. which have since intervened the extra-
edieery depremion which has come upon railway dock, and the
calls upon tt which have been wrung from them ere they would
consent to relinquish their grasp of it, have Ind uod them
to rest contea with • reduced and hand to mouth supply
of the raw matron. There cannot he mach doubt that totem
spinners, likeether people, were induced to divert some of that capital
into railways. which should bath been kept In their own business,
and that after holding on at the crumbling and deoeptith invest= she
till the heart grew pleb, they have from time to time turned what was
left as much as poseibis heck Into former channels. The writer bas
heard spinners—tempted into the eat= market by the late
outcry of *abort mop—my that they have from In is al: maths'
sapply in admire ; and it is not, therefore, unrsesoashie to suppose
t tat the supply of cotton genteelly in the hand* of spinners may be
much larger Ant last year, or for weird years past, and thatlike tbe
uniciaked for currenteat sea which puede the moat experienced mariner
an oversight or ethealculation on this point may lead to somewhat
different revolts than what those who haeebeen added by the ordinary
modes of reckonint have arrived at. Men accustomed to the aseilia.
dons andtricks of the market, too, look for the truth In some degree
as to future supply, in a change wiatib say will scan take
place in the nature of advice. from importers thus parties
have had an interest in getting op pekes, but as the ekes here
get out of first hands, and cotton aocumulates foster In the
American ports, and la held firmer there than hare, the. will have an
interest in disclosing some facts of the other able of the question
which have yet been et namely kept out of view. The question, how-
ever, is one of peat Interest, and cannot be too much discussed with
• view to throwing new light upon it.

CITRUS TO • 6.7.:5.5ta lard, Eq., W. Stallard
(his eon), and G. Read (a groom), were summoned at the
instance of Mr. H. Thomas, the secretary to the Royal
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, tor
cruelty to and torturing • cat. The defendants reside in
BLandford-square.
Viscount De la Hurts stated that on Sunday, the 4th
instant, he saw two dogs set on to • cat in the area of the
defendants' house. The parties summoned were present,
and as he (the viscount) considered that such an mg of
brutality ought not to be passed over, he communicated the
facts to Mr. Thomas.
Anne Payne, housemaid at No. 22, Blandford•square,
proved that there was a great crowd in front of the de-
fendants' house, and she saw the elder defendant bit a cat
a great many times with • stick, and kick It w.th his foot,
aher it had been wonted for soma time by his dogs, and
half laid.
The answer to the charge by Mr. Shawl, ma., was that
the cat had for • long period beim a palmate of • most in-
tolerable description, as it prowled abcut and stole meat
from the lads continually. Under these circumstances
he had made up his mind to get rid of it. and when it was
nearly killed he gave it a blow with a stick. He contended
that that was not a case of " wanton cruelty," leader the
set et parliament, and that he could not be convicted.-
1112. Long thought otherwise, and fined him 10s. and
meta. The eon and groom were discharged.
WESTMINSTER.
BZWITIT Boarreuts.—Mr. Burrell gave decision in •
matter at impertmese to Benefit &Meilen It appeared that
the Masers' Ewa Society is held at the Gan Tavero,,im-
lice, of whiehlthe landlord (Mr. Racksuaw) is the trustee
and Mesmer. Mr. Iteeketraw was summoned for illegally
ra to pay three weeks' allowance of sick mosey to Mr.
Samuel Grey, • weer and gilder, and also with having
struck him off the books and impelled him, after having for
six leers contributed to the general fund as a member. Some
months ego the complainant hurt his knee, and was ordered
by his neediest maa to desist from business. Upon this the
complainant declared Manilas a sick member, and received
he a short time his allowance of 18s. a•week. Information
having been sent to Mr. Racks raw that Mr. Grey was lb.
fringing the rules of that society, it was deemed necessary to
interfere. Mr. Racketraw accordingly went to complainant's
hotter, end was informed that he was at his workshop in
Dmiry•lane ; thither he repaired, and found Mr. Grey
giving directions to his men.
Mr. Burrell said, that although Mr. Grey was not actually
at work, he was giving attention to his business by going
.A 1 his workshop and giving directions to the men in his em.
ploy; and aoasiderlas this contrary to the rides, he moat
deride against the complainant.
SOUTHWARK.

WOOLLEN.—Lasna, Nov. 17.—Ws have bad a vet y
Mr market to day for the season of the year; quite an average bust-
nets was dare.

HARDWARE.—BTBMIYou•x, Nov. 17.—Trade here

mania/sin a healthy and improving sate ; ezoepi in the light and
fancy trades the manufacturers are all pretty well supplied with
oder., sullielent in many instances to keep them employed for several
weeks In the district also trade is decidedly brisker than it has bean
kr omen' months. lhe_priee of iron Is linnet than at quarter.daw,
bat the demand Is not mi to render it prubsb.e that any rise in
the Woe will be &Mouthed.

CORN.—ANDovaa, Nov. 17.—Our market to-day woe
moderately welt attended, and the eappty of both Wheat and Barley
was tulle. The sale for Wheat wu far from brisk, but the best
samples maintained Woes rates; other descriptions were cuter to
bey.
- - • - • - - • - • •

ATLlMlttalt, Nov. 17.—The market is firm, at last wok's
quotation 91. Cs. to 121. sa. per load. Barley, 26a. to 30s.
per qr. Bans, 26e. to 3,51. reas, 20s. to Ma. Oats, Is. to 24a.
Barn, Nov. 17.—Oar market was rather more firm than
Let week, yet we do not sotto° any advance In prim. Wheat, 40s. to
Ho Barley. ma 7M. to 32a. ; 225. to 210. Outs, 'at its,
lie. to 22a.; black, Ids. to ISa. brans, 30s. to Sea. Fear, white,
We. to 40a grey, ii&s. to 32a.
BIDPOII2O, Noy. 17.—We had • fair show of Wheat to•
day whisk snit be carded :rem ed. to Is. per load of 5 buahels more
Om* met a 211 r isle, at is. er qr. more money ler all Mods.
Old Haase about the same ; new, la. per load dearer. hew Pees were
morgeatlfal, am a Salsa sole at dd. Is. per load dearer. Oats
a z
were a better trade, and mined from bd. to Is. per qr. more

COURT OP BANIRUPTCT.-BAirmay.
Beim ML Oaseensem liagaorm.
Is an allilsoisaoarint Coas...TRADs.

Sucrzeren Posionnee.—.tone Smith, a respectable look.
log young woman, was brought up in custody charged in
the first instance with robbing kek furnisluselodgings la
Broad e all. She was afterwards charged with administer-
ing poison to a man with whom she inhabited, gad who is
now lying dead in St. Thomas's llespftaL
Ann Jones stated that the primmer sad a milidieepd
man hired apartments in her home about • math ago, my-
Mg they were inured. The man, whim she supposed to be
the prmaster's husband, tchl her that he received a pussies
from the groyerament, whisk she sesertaised lea true. The
man them appeared to be In geed health, bat titer receiving
his puska he eaddealy beanie ill, sad shortly efterwarda
was compelled to be removed item his lodges to the hospi-
tal. As sots as he was method an Omer theesed.d,
taking awery with her a
adds; air daises% Ichtiseasee, and
other width shep diseribeL : thibisiod tbe
mugger wee aelleaded the sea slag in •• hoses
that the peewee had desensped afteethe mood ef her imp-
osed hashend to the haVital, he Mil at to imeet to. '
iormatioa Man page, sad esues het be be , se
be rally beleved she had Mainland to the de.
from
cease& iihr esseediegly Warmed the dan doctor"'
envision eel with eonoiaseeble dillicelty the prisoner was
takes tots eitheay is the pardons night.
The sesstable wile appreisended her stated that he ow
seeded to the hospital on the Envious night, and found the
man is an hisatible eats. The surgeon told witness that
he bed bees seethes he had been admitted, and that he be-
lieved Klee nereotie had bees administered to blot
On inquiry that theraiag he ascertained that the man was
deed, and that a serener's inquest would be held ce his body
in the cone elan day.
The landlady was recalled, and informed the eassistsees
that while tan man wee lying ill is bed the prison wee wen
ger ins demi', sad seemed 'o give him food. Witaem
lent her an entre pair if blankets to cover km with, Webs
actually telt them eif the poor seas, and pledged them he
drink. He nom have died some had act whams seat
him to the besets!.
Mr. Edwin, the ileillf clerk, asked whether the roam bed
been minutely merched.
The constable replied in the negative. The primmer bad
been searched, sad a quantity of pawnbrokers' diviihthe
were found see her relative to the robbery.
The magistrate directed the Ake to meek the ma, god
bring away everything of • suspicious nature. V likely
some vessel might be found which had coataisted •
drug. As the inquest was being held on the mileetamelle
man, he shonld remand the peasir until Wednesday. The
magistrate then asked the pr whether she wished low
anything at the present Mese of the livery t Where,
she said would be taken down, sad might be used Whet
GUILDHALL. her on a future occasics.
Onrationto Goons Br FORORD Oman.— T. Cheakti, of The prisoner, who seemed very math depressed to
U. o.cemeereet, Manion-house, wee re-examined before declined 111We' anything. She win lalwriliaillY
Alderman Gibbs, on nenterone charges of obtaining goods until WidasidaY•
by forged Orden sad cheques. THAMES.
Mr. H Swift, if 98, Hestaireden, shoe 'manufacture., Isonsione Faarrn.—Hestry Higgins, a well knows dew
dapped that the Oman called on the Bth lilt., and headed thief and snuggle., was charged w.tit fraud.
him a cud with the mune of Barge, Chalet, and Cc On Thursday, the Bth inst., he went oa hood the ship
uying the firm bad agents at Sydney, and that he wanted Compadellia, in the London Dock, and after some soeverea-
some euspies to be seat to his ofke is Sim-leas The next tea with • seaman named Giormiall Mien he pointed te •
day gad the two fellowing days be also celled, and mid be flask el wins that was be the forecestle, sad made deo
had suceeedst to seder as odes, and he this went thippgh (Maid se sadermodges English) that he mold give Ma
the assater of maples sad the qualities that weed le fin Get it. Thebargain was 'Owlet and the Ininnaec Once
wanted, a-ii those not approved of would be I stormed. The to the Italian a piece resembliag • sovereign, mad whisk the
ceder easenged to about six bastleed pain of sheen sad • the holster believed wee use wiling the pima lis. (hinge
value void have been shout MIK They were sedithi tp in geed English asomeyisset: aliortowth the Italian Seat
be, relied up la aim lined with lip, gad the sampise is to • pablicriemes and the piesewhish the pewee
tilts aimed, se the gem were Is the habit eseadigiam- gale Ida to payment for gene liquor, sod was gives fate,
pleats lipthey. Oa being eked is A zeferenthise game INN aeseregy fee attessesto pas spurious coin' but, oa sa ego
to " Mr. Amen eillt-seereen Daver-read.r 'rkat net king plumed= , be was released. • Wtiolor min
eesdleeol ehrtary, the.wdoeser,tare Ike _Awl:
plea ea Mows isi Aetna,: Law I/ No. IL who that '.-Wrielae
oottlafddi AK Wog Oilhateept lir. Sin= to Rai 'km thasS9l' nu; Arydhigzeims....llls4
ask the esevise, bat did SIPS sueeeed. The rages are used fa tett tonal Weida, !saw
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Wheat, per Nebel of 701ee , English, white, ea- 4eLto 7s. CM.; red,
lb Od. to Gs. 6d.; Irish, white, ss. cal. to 64.14.; r, d, 5.. to So. ed.
Dolby, per bushel 11( 6011 m, grinding, :le. 3.1. to 3s. rid. Oats, per
bash.of 4511 u, English,Scotch, and fine Irish, b. sd. to Ye. 7d.; Irish
klin.dried rune, 21. 3d. to Si. 4d. Beene, per qr. of 34111 b.., English
.malt, 31. to 325.; lick, 2b. to 30s. Deus, per gimperhil brehels, white
and blue boilers, 3 11.. to Ira Flour, pee sack of AMU., English and
Irish floe, Us. to 30s. • superfine. 31s. ad. to 325. ed. ; rate.,Us. to
•li3A lohatineal, per 'ad of 24011 w., English mid DIA 21s. 4d.
to 2b.
NNWCWITLee I:TON-TYNE, Nov. 17.-The trade during
the present week has been de, id of animation; still, however, • •fair
extent el bu-iness was done In old Wheat on Tuesday, Wastes on
that day amounting whom 1,000 to 1,200 qrs., and all for actual coo-
sumption, holstein red art manAn 425. to 43e. per qr.; chaise Boa.
I tack. 40e. to 48s. • and select Drintek, 49e. per qr., all weighed 63105.;
hamburg and Wier sorts *ebbs; at 31s. to ha. 6d. per qr., according
to ma hty. In Flour and other articles only L. w tranauctions oc-
curred, at a shade beneath our former quotations. In our report of
last week we gave the importances of Wheat and Flour for the month
inane the sth ult, and we now give the quantities of thee ankles
that have been imported for the ten months ending the 10th of Oc-
t ,br, by which it would appear there has b. ea liberated e r con-
sumption the extrionlioary quantity of 3,821,29: qrs. of Wheat, and
3,2.:6,993 cwta. of Fliur ; and when we consider haw mall a portion
of this stock remains on head at present, we think this circumstance
should tend to give more confidence to holders generally. Fur our-
selves, we cannot divest alewives of the thyme ton that fine old
Wheat must improve come shillings per qr. during the wilder menthe.
At our market this morning we had a good supply of Wheat (rem the
growers, end the condition being somewhat better than last week, a
e nonce was made at fully Int week's prices. In South Country qua-
lities or foreign but little was done, owing to holders bang unwilling
to make any eonceseion. The arrival,. of Flour for the present ex-
truding the requirements of the trade. some portion of the supply hay
been token to warehouse, and we have no question that this step will
be ow means of giving more at ability to the market honker. Our
millers toniay reduced their prioe to 00s., and we alter our quotations
in conformity. In Rye less doing. Malting barley in leas request,
and our est: one quotations ere with the utmost difficulty roiliest for
choice cheraler weighing 3510. per bushel, whilst middling qualities
are comparatively neglected. Grinding sorts remain u before. Ni
demand lor boiling Peas, but feeding descriptions are warned. Malt
unaltered. With Oats we are moderately supplied; choice corn main.
tallied its value, but the intermediate qua hies must be quoted saheb
cheaper. Wheat, BriUsh, Northumberland, new, white, seia. to 44, j
red, 30e. to 4us.; Norfolk and Suffolk old, white, 495. to 31s. ;
red, 445. to CA; new, white. Ills. to Ws. ; red, 4.15. to las. ; Lincoln-
shire, old, white, 465. te 48e. ; red, 425. to 44.. ; new, white, 465.
to 48.. • red, 42e. to 41e. Scotch and Dander, white, Os. toe's.;
red, 40.. to 435. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 21s. to 265. BMW.
Norfolk and Suffolk, 26e. to 215.; chevalier, 30s. to 325. ; Northam.
berland and Scotch, lb. to tie. ; chevalier, 245. to 265.; grinding and
disUlLng, 20s. to ege. Malt, 463. to 109.; chevalier, 30r. to 525.
Oats, Not thuwberland and Scotch potato, old, the. to 23n; common
and Angus, 17.. to 21s. ; new, 14.. to 18s. Peas, white, boiler., null-
nal, 23.. to g's.; grey end maple. Us. to 30e. Beane, old. 3,11, to
gle. ; new, Ws. to be. Hour, fine Stockton an t Northumberland,
295. to 301.; Norfolk whites, 31e. to Us. ; households, 295. to ale. ; se.
coeds, Us. to 27a. houmeholda, Na. t a 28s. ; third., 2 s. to 34a.; beau
holds, 21s. to 21e. per sack. Foreign: Wheat, Duthie sad
Konigsberg, white, 465. to 39e.; red, 425. to 445.• laden.,
whit-, 46r. to 4en.; red, 42e. to 445.; Mecklenburg and Pea
merosian, white, 445. to Ns.; red, 445. to 465. Hamteng,
Masks, and Anhalt, white, 445. to 48e.•, red, 425. to Cs. ;
Roil and tioktein, white, 40e. to 44a.; red, 40s. to 425. ; Petersburg
and Archangel, red, 365. to 38e.; Odessa, red, 3Se. le 405.; tete°
PAU, red, Us. to 4, s. Rye, Pomeranian and Prussian, 225. to 24e.
Berley, Seal, 245. to 28*.; Pomeranian and holstein, 20..
to 2 Oats, Dutch brew, 17e. to 20e.; Pomeranian feed,
lb to 17e • holstein and Danish, 13a. to les. • Archangel and
Riga, 14s. to lee. Peas, white, 24e. to 28e. Hoare Friesland, 313 a.
to 325.; Alexandrian, 22e. to 24e. The arrivals this week are : Wheat,
coastwise. 1,204; foreign, 1,746. Rye. foreign, 316. Barley, coast.
wise, 1,691 ; foreign, 590. Malt, coastwise, 40. Oats, coutuse, 429;
foreign, 60. Peas, foreign, 993. Flaur, 2,690 yeas.
NewrOar, IBL3 OP WIGHT, NOV. 17.-Thera was a good
supply of all kinds of wain at this day's market Wheat, sold from
$B.. to 425. Barley, 24.. to 286. Beans, 30s. to 32e. Oats, 18e.
to Vs.
NORWICH, Nov. 17.-We had a good attendance ot
farmers at our market this day fully expectingtto realise Is. to 2s. per
qr. advance 1.11 the currency of this day senntekt, and, although there
was a stkposition to purchase, yet difficeety was experienced In
elbeling sales, at lca qr. advance, and we call prices nominally the
same be good runs anti for In erior lota lower micas had to be sub.
Imbed to. In Rally, the trade was not so brisk as of late; neverthes
Ism a kir qualstity changed hands at last week's rate.; grinding sorts
&Most .salable. Beans, Pees, and Oat', were difficult to quit,
aaaept at • slight reduction. The Flour trade blifeless in thee:trews,
and inner rates could not without diflicelcy be sustained. Wheat, i
white, Oft to Dom ; red, 355. to 41s. per qr. Barley, malting, 38s. to
31a; g,208. to 24e. Beene, 325. to 365. Peas, ble. to 325.
Oats, Us. to be Fine household Flour, f.0.b., 28.. 06. per seek of
28010., purchaters biding seeks and claiming one month's credit.
NUTTINOHAM, Nov. 17.-The inquiry for most evades in
the trade is clack, and millers supply them.elvea with Wheat at the
rates of bet week ; still the low prices are submitted to with much
relueure by the powers, especially for anythins o; good quality.
We quote preen, therefore, nominally the same as teat market-by.
FETIRBOROUGH, NOV. 17.-We have a good supply of
Wheat here to-day: higher Floss being rvkcd by the growers,
caused but little bubo& to be done 631ba. red Wheat, Us. to 400.;
ate.. 425. per qr. Not much spring Corn offering, and pikes mutt.
treed from lad week.
PETWORTH, Nov. 17.-At our macket to-day the attend-
ance was scanty, owing to the near approach of our air_ . The little
business transact was at about former terms for all descriptions of
grain. White Wheat, new, 101. 10s. to 111. per toed
_• red, sew,
9/. 10e. to 101. Barley, nuling, 28s. to 30a. per qr.; grinding, eel.
to 275. Oat., lin to 18s. Pew, 323. to 345. Beans, 325. to 31s.
Pausvux, Nov. 17. - The arrivals of Irish produce
are liberal. The trade during the week remained inactive though
upon Flour, on season of ed. per pack was partially established. We
had not so large a supply of Eaglets Wheat at our market to-day as
last Saturday, said, the condition being good, it met a tolerably free
sale at the rates of this day sennight Irish neglected, and our quo.
Lilian' are little more than nominal. flour less fought after, and
this article was not salable above the currency of this day week. We
experienced a moderate retail demand for Oats at our last quotation.
Oatmeal, on the contrary. excessively dull, and rather easier to per.
, chase. Other articles unaltered. The following are the prices ;-
' wheat, English, per winitte of 220th., Lancashire' white, 101.0 d. to
21s. Oat.; red, 14. Gd. to 18e.; Irish,, pie bushel of 7elbs, whit%
In 14d. to its. tel.; red, superior qualities, ss. 41d. to 3s. =Li
meddlingto good, 3s. Od. to to. Id. Foreign, per
of 101 be., American and Canadian, white, 7.. Od. to 7e. 4d.;
red, es. 6d. to Es Bd. Duthie and Konigsberg, high inked
is. 944.; Rostock, Autism, and Stettin, red, Gs. 10d. to 7s. 2d.;
moteurg and Lower Baltic., red, 68.7 d. to Ga. 84. • Rot 'edam and the
Mine, red. 6a. Gd. to Os. eat. • French, red, Ss. s.. Gas Flour, par
pack of 2401 M., Bubb, fns to superfine, 26.. 6d. to 34e. Od.;
awing, 22.. 6d. to 29s- Od.; Dish, per sack of 2801te., fine to
superfine, 81e. Od. to 335. 6d. ; extra superfine, Sta. to 375.•
Amerin, per barrel of 119 Gibe. 24e. 6d. ; Ouradien, 245. 6d.
Beans, per whelk of 2201b5., Englith and Inch, I la. 641. to
lb. Od. Peas, per 2401 be., white boilers, 15e. to 16e. ; Irish, per
2801 b., maple and grey, Its. to 140.6 d. Oats, per tube' of 451b5., treat
prime meeting qualities, 2s. 6d. • common, old, 2s. 3d. to b. 4d.:
, 2s. 7d. to 3s Oatmeal, per load of 24e1bs., Eng.
225. to 2b., fid. good
3STErt ..t° 6211.1.t;0 Irish,
a. 9cc.bi lie:4lDi In' 14;
Indian' pet;qr. of 45111b5.,el
res. to 29e. Indian Corn Meal, per pack of 24ulbs., white, Engllsl
manufacture, Es. 6d. ; Bow 16s. to he.. 6.1. Bran, per pack of
24011.,., English and Irish, Bs. gat. to 9s. Od.
RheDintl, Nov. 17.-We had a thin attendance at mar
het to-day, and also a email supply of %heat. The extreme prices of
lest week were paid for fine qualities but the general balk was in a
rough coalition, and for which the ;rade was not improved. The
Barley trade was also slow and although not cheaper, the rate" of
last week were with much slow,
seceded to. Oats, Beans, and
Peas remain the same.
Banc/tow WALDEN, Nov. 17.-Wheat a lair supply; not
much variation in price-from Was to 465. per qr. Barley, for malt-
ing, 20s. to 325.; grinding, 245. to 265. Peens, 23e. to 295. Pau,
mosey. 28e. to 30r. Oats, 1.75.; good old simples, which were inclement', 20s.
lidszwroft, Nov. 17.-At to-day's me-ket we bad a fro SumerllKßVltT, Nov. 17.-The supply of Wheat wee
thew elemides, and primes all kinds of geiln were Is. per qr. lower much more extensive than the demand, though a good age
thus bet mgek. amount of business was transacted, and lest, week's pricers were
Bormow, Nov. 17. - With a moderate supply of Wheat firmly supported.
at mullet, we have had a dell trade, at a trite below the rater of bet firtutvreevae, Nov. 17.-Our market this day was well
.....„.°loll.ldgamies• A grerakriftirb°Ww.at °aistNialb6t."l",,,,,,,,i.ntaer,,,%net'. red, ss..flw attended both by formers Red millers. Wheat was fully as dear as
last week, with • good supply, and in some instances la. per qr. more
17K1 BIM% 43a. Osts, lb. gd. to Vs. Bd. Bouts, new, 275. ta was given. Barley end Oats let, at last week's prices.
NK; dd. gm. per gr. Wanwimetwit, Nov. 17.-We hada good supply of Wheat
Omtwomon, Nov. 17.-Our market to-day wit well-sap in dry conditioe. There was a good demand, nd sales proceeded
lilted with all corn, and prate wars much the same as last wee quicUy at au adverse" of fkL to la. per qr.
Wheat, red, 34a. to 425.; white, 445. Barley, 26e. to 33e. Beans, ..,_ . _
supply of all
new, 28s. ; old, Sae. to 32e. Pees, Us. to 31r. Oats, 18s. to 22e. wiNCHreeitt, Nov.a 17.-We
.. description of grain today. There was a full attendance of buyer,
CANTIRBORT NOT. 17.--Wo experienced considerame ,„„.,,,,aaral the demand for what was increased, am list tr.telei:
dulness ie the trade, but we do not eel the pikes dittereat Gan last ----',,,i were 1,, „,,, „,,,,,,„„. W
week. New brown Wheats, Att. to 425. Pal; new, white, 445. to 48a. • -
Barker, sew, Mb to 325. beans, old, 275. to Nis.; new, 235. Lag WIERICII, Nov. 17.-The supply of Wheat to-day is ono
Pas. 27r. to Na dente; of other grain rather Is.. The value of good dry Wheat is
CARLIaLa, NM 17.-The supply of grain was Talker rftdapay °gull. ctaluclfeedweeft:tawati dthery wr„lnferiLlZlteaereffs Ter2thardulla alaill
more limited at this day's market, whirls cursed a little Whey de. week. Wheat, white, 38e. to 41s. • extra, hal, red, 34a to 39e.;
rued for Wheat and barley at a kifilog advance in a few Menses. sena, 40g. pee qr. Oats, old, Id. per
stets: new, ad. to gd. Beans,
Wheat, white, new, 16e. 6d. to Ifs. 3d.; old, 17s. to lb 6d.; red, Us. to 975. per qr.
new, lb to 13s. 9.1.; old, Ifis.to 17s. Barley, new, 10s. to Ile ; old, WW.
lOU. Wile. Oats, potato, 6s. 3d. to 7s. 3d.; ealuton, fo, to 6s, 9d, WORCESTER, Nov. 17.-Our market today was well at-
Flour, Is. 8d Oa le. per stone. Oalmeol, la 66. firemeal, la. 2d. tended, and the supply of new Wheat being large, a reduction of is.
pet qr. was submitted to thereon, whilst both old English and foreign
Idmisposal, le. 24. were folly as dear. liviee, 6d. to Is. per or. lower. On Oats the
' COLCRBOTRA, Nov. 17.-The supply of Wheat is very tun, wai, I fmtir of the Guyer. „.....d....atered in
value,
wok. aesergasers the trade is slow, and were soles are forced Is. but leas fanmt 4.
P 22 t.lOOll. itailited to. Buiey is hi increased supply ; Pee yoni, Nov.e 17.-We are liberally supplied with all kinds
sulallelent as rates; but rusedary are the turn PI favour lice I
- 11apsoa ism red Peas see fully n deer. fr'rfnS7ll7.ll4..tm° d'itivim.:lgrlZZ:ewctltthX, i nfreriaiP: %rid lesoM
alleigedimellie Nov. 17.-At OUT market this day the trade difficult th sell at any price. Fine samples of malting' Barley are in-
nu goo gnaw priors, with only • sacierate business In any d'., coifed for, but Use price bag glean way fully Is. per qr. In Oat, no
=Ma at in ale. There was a lilt supply of Ealleh wheat i altnation, ee beat, white, 40e. to 425. per imp. qr. ; red, s7s. to 395.
id, offered in sae quantities. Batley thout Anther Harley, malting, 243. to 26..•' grinding, 20s. to 225. Malt, Hs. to
Aug% kall way fur mks foPortoreported.Dem *wok et (anon= 565. Oats, Bd. to 84.1. per stone ef 14Ibe. Flour, 31s. per war of
meet-. NOW salefor immediatt coesempleam uses freely 1280 be.
et 'M.N. taw 31Mbs• for best our Weziords. treasot prices : WlNat,
DUMAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16.-The weather e a
m=sPulizatt.ht( imp. bushel,
iox
torr:l44•ol,:od.....t.ast.m.ihniesi.Werati=sie.
6.66rZed.10! tinning favourable for forming operations, the supply to our corn
market mday was but moderate. All the
of grain telly
b. ; Ode
had, sowinsi,de. WAD da. 9d. supported the uremia' of Tuesday, and the beet qualities of wheat
na, pu 1 gee, to Na, ammo& tsar tnilfp were about 6d. higher. We reduce our extreme quotations for
ima Igs. ser-itie.a; bide grinding, 21a. to Vs.; malting, 2 Od. 'mean a" id. Per clr- and et this reduction eery little bUltnew
is lass, fino. se..ding. oos, yd. fo 234.; ~.Itimi De.. Oat. could be dooe.Whtte wheat, new, Ulu. to 325. ; red tote, ltss. to 21e. ;
W- barley, 15.4 145.; fore
Ile. 6d. to ga. • oats, old, Be. to iile. 6d. per teL ;
tit, BM: Buie. per Veriel beg°. •• 6'l'l°' 844 - meet, Its. to Ile GI:. second flow: 12e. 6d. to 16e. per awl • In.
rrierwe 4-4,631 'a- az 14,101:. 94. Oros, dins corn, Us. to 2b. per Uffitin "
eited.d. wee sold and ehewepismilsecelitrayAliritt.3sl.b.",o46.
WI:, PM ellist.
.4,:sultucx, Nov. 17.-The wnesttzenioupt and he tagrid.prt of
oe age flea;good
....__per Us. Id, to les. gat. Peas, grey and deal or Wheat wbe sown nest week if the weather continue fine.
•U. to Ss. 10d. ; Ueige, 3s, ttid. to Large 'applies of grain continue to arrive from the farmers, and
E 111.11rSrn3le Ir. OP In Ild Theft best Kowa* MOM, M. find ready buyers at our quotations. Potatoes are in large supply,
to Us. per too, Pm* IL lea to 51. Laporte for and sell freely at 44d. to ki. per stone. Indian Corn hold, its value,
the week ending Nov. 76 ..-Raley, MS; Oats, 1,430; Buns, 596. but the sales are not large. In Indian Meal and other breseletuffe a
GVILDPORD, Nov. 17.-Out market was well supplied retail trade. The rollowleg ere enrrent Prleort-Wbeat, red, led.
with Wheat; the demand was Is. active, sod it was with agouti" to 13d- t white. led to len. Oat., Sit to In. Harley. 74. te ed.
that last week's rates were obtained A fair deatenee was Aide. per stone. Cayce Indian Cern, 7/4 'bran. 61. ift'l 6akiakei•
13s. • Americas, yellow, W. Lts.; white, 111. 125, 6d. Oat-
WSW, g's. to 23e. literley,2B& to Na Paw. Oa. to 31s. Oat', 171. w• t
te Us. Rye, Us. te Ilk. steal, 9f. 10e. Ryeassal, 61. per tcs.
W•vaaroao, Nov. 17.-Our market during the wick has
II 1211,011 D, NOV. h.-Thon was a Pod foil =rut been aCite Toad of assisaatioo, with only a retail sale for most artiees
to.day loth of future sad Ow In% and the RlMlber of 'Maple On in a frass.
'die el" rya "Wal til th. WWW.WW* "le Flour trade "Wm" very in "-- extreme,e4Zikeen°terickWier minplesfren' %bean arlranotrY ofeceUngd. perile
trifibarel
Inseitive, sal the consunaption of dm ankle not so greet as the low aa'r,:aa naiad. Iff us. wawa a ,„,,,,,,,...„,. sa ........... asbe
_......
yeas mold asso err to even the braes, expected en advance yon ~.. awake oar, a wailiarTifi;,. sia-res•fsw paa7aTa
en "wry 1•41•011•1""" •••11"" "is, "" um/ did ndl rum" eceerba7lterit tabu a Was ever the 'uneasy of this dey se'saight.
I' •""strim• • "de ••e" II" aturdar• p
okes When; PIT Barley, the receipts al which have slightly illoreand, ha bons treaty
1ffi110...45. 101.1s1s. 61. ley, mr hmkel, Ss. to la. ad. Beane, -,_ - ,_._ _._ ....... ......_ _..
3s. M. as 4s. Web 2s. IL us On Iwo. gru, 3e. Scl. to 45.; whits ''"'" ''" •""'" °°"" °'"` "" winter must he quoted 2
balllas, as /IL Os 6s. ed. to ay barrel dearer. is in betterxttgqad, mat, at the .sonny of
Saturday last. The eel* of Indian Corn gedally improve, and an
II illl7ollD, Nov. 17.-TM nuked Wasp woo well nip- &thanes of 3d. per Mani on the prices of last week hos Doan ob.
plied with Ukase; ilas assupla seeds raker ace mosey-ray lca tanked For prime Deaths gustily. The followizmartithe pricer :
per Leib tslorwa mown& *Au mgt a !my gull sale, at tardy llndried: Wheat, mill, per MA. 20e. to fns.; 15.. 6d. to
se good IOUs; oppigt pat Moist very moat dean in other sorts lea ed. Dar ley, malting, per 16 acme. Ida to 1 • grinding.
ollind bet week plass sagpertoL WRNS, eta to ills. per Is, 6d. to las. Oats, white, per 14 stone, ee.24. to fils. 6d.; ink, 6e.3d.
,On is Ma. per qr. OAS. In to in Pea, les. to to ea. Id. Dried and foie*: Wheat, Irish mill, per 20 none,
re".. ps; Tea. Bras, les. to Us. Tares, 12a. to 121. Rya, 14.. to 2b. od. to 22.. 6d.; shindig, 20e. Oat: to OIL od.; Polish Odessa,
lea per effs. Od. to ion.. 6d.; Prank red, Us. to 236.41 d. awry, per
Yua m., Ntm. 17.-At this nornictes market we had al6 stow. lea. 6d. to Ile. Oen wain per 14 materiels:a. to
'kir avenge supply of both Wilmot and Oats; a wood rale for each, at lib 1lL; Wm* 616_34410ft •••__ __FiburA . _salines% Orr auk 30a. to
lug wale. nu*, *bad. 228. go. to 295. per load of 26 atom oats, 31s. Od.; seeeeds, Rm. Od. to Drs. on.; inues, Ile. to 22a.; fuertlia,
led. to Is. per atom Ameriesn barrel Flour, 23e. Id. to 27.. 14e. to 17a. Indies Cora, per 110 et, Danube
_heed. to 17•11 d. ; Ameri-
can, yellow and red, less. to Ns. U.; egendsh and Portuguese, white
legnnnaVlAAlV. 17.-This day's ""k" was only Its. aln cat .; dames& la wan Oa' to in Indian .
supplied with wmsar, ma; 'obi& soil eodly at taut week's prism. ORS Meal,
sir wt., Ile U. to 7e. 61. Ostualelr A. to KU Dna, periods*,
to rod Ngift, was veil •18•1" l'e " P'""" WitaL Walla, Pa' KH. to is. 7d. In=his week: Wkeetrt2 ore.; bawl
to lift 11. Whs. Remo, MIL to 17e. GL Retinal, Pis. id, to ca... ue. jr,,,t, . LH tends; Swish 14; Oats, 2,622;
fia OS.psr
11••• 17.-4•11•7 we a" • r•dnfts•raf 91-:, litsur"
. Km' "No•Lasatbiliall°l4ov. a -11reilLie have bad mild
•alas weather
what, week% paw were NU, sapooe • was
kato now g Hear. mg mil of good Quality MY allala~ ow 11. Ws* wilk °AillEs",'Ogn.llMoVitlonor-
isst own% pion Van sad..ntas was the tools .frowor of • • Vita % thethbeandiustkonee'ofitittlitake grrwcin
the tau.. . passer& Inds st won kr SL ow toad, sad ogee'
ILLWRISTRI. Nov. 17.-Oar norlost today is nap don wontailymest lam osittpdon Wisp w• tad to small
kr Missend ;two. WsilAsowa slat aosts of Gas lattek howl sappy el /wry sairsloof .be plot cd Oar... Baas
geostany oared calmer twos; tat all Wow tee stekiss4 alre IL was readily at musk id week's prism Wheat, Non to
to Is.zrettn=than Da this day task. Is sOsons Oa
broom Baler, 17s. to Sk. oaten lice to Ws. Oerotel, pw
is as The kiln* we no wont eposidirs i boll a Us. to 27••