The Express.
London, England, 1847-10-25 00:00:00

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la ELIANCE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE Mr. Fonblanque, for many years connected with week remain nominally unchanged, we have reason to think 5Z to 51. 10.. ; those or 1816, 61. Bentley and Alton. ne
pe socieTv. No. re "in WilliamoDeot. Manta-awe the weekly press. has been appointed to the office in holders would accept lower terms. New Flour is a slow 6/. ; old, 4/. 10s. Some Sussex Hops, 41. to 4/. les. ; iaferior,
LONDON. -Tbe trade in English is dull,
ne "eth''' ef the Pee" '11.10.1c-Ahet•Zefill-r=tit the Statistical Department of the Board of Trade,
troatt.,43.Alv :be member. et sale, and but little sought after. Prime conditioned samplcs 31.1t0v0310. ILO.-.
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nor ertconhoelm:ianiapaillellyrvst.haeln.
db.saramgaeli.ob.f.uctth, i,,,fr2,enahle..tsihnwretarte.t,fore.Teihaide,
aloe, • weirese vacant by the promotion of Mr. Porter, to the place of rid hewer. r continue in demand, but there is an
tio a absence of that briskness in the trade which we have
wer prices. must be submatted to. Stock continues very
'Wee 1 - e i thes,'„, "dee e__,__o4o.l amt= 11:1„,.„0„ formerly filled by Mr. Lefevre.
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es,' , see t..:,:d., p,,,- cv....... Dr et Poen rest. had occasion to notice of late. Indian Corn main-
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e---Fe- ai ft liiiii-6 .0- -AM te 0 L.I 12 0 ri.4 tains the quotations given in our last, but busi- le
iggi .15 2000 11i 0046130 1T 4 0 EXPRESS FROM PARIS. Ijr:- Ti 3 ArtS i; ness is interfered with by the circumstances already
Is' tug' attendance of huyers, but the bidding. were not very
our- n 1000 1 44 • 0 26 611 , 62 3 24 referred to. Indian Coro Meal rem is unchanged in value,
a/ mie 1 66 0 0 46 13 4 I 3 9 4 13
spirited, and the prices rats eon.siderably lower than last
s„, , , bat the article meets a glow sale. All other descriptions of
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_oue.t.keuue. mew terms. Our Paris despatehes of yesterday bring no do- _ Meal are but little inquired for. The following are the
E. OSBORNE ual IT 11. Secretary. 'cularly for low ill-conditioned flocks • for the finer
mestie news of general interest. rites : Wheat, white, per barrel of 20 stone, 244' 6d• t° uldel"rti k* d • • be te d ;
ics-.1.11-ENTg MANUFACTURE of WATCHES A letter from Madrid, ted b EL' • M N 0.360.) LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 25, 18-17.-g[3d. °
qno y mon o. 5..6d.; red, 23a. Barley, per barrel of 16 atone, 13e. Gd. sn eaner in e prices etre t r aliment .
jr_e a oet CLOCKS Is protected by three rimatt: entente. ladles' rhiyue, says, that immediately on his accession
n: see watcher. with gold dials and Jew II I 1 four boles., elyht nor
IN. 6d. inactive eluting the peat week, and transactions being so
~,,,,,,,, ~,,alarien it ditto. emmellole. twill...se: 7:,lttn tow to power, Nerves despatched a courier to London, ha.", lamas: 36 to 30 tick MI to 40...01d 44 to 40 I new, 255. to 28e. ; common and Angus, old, '26e. to 29..; new, f_enw_.,
npriees may be quoted ea almost nominally the same.
Se to 40...5ma1l 40 to 42.. Aid 46 to 50
1 h gli. h , businees partakes of the generel depression. The
woe, '''':X-r.4,...„,„,,,„..., minens.-05f,,11E71. strong : '3l: with letters demanding the recal of Mr. Bulwer. Tains, New Spring 2os. to 245. Peas, white, boilers, 445. tO 48s. Beane, 465. to Literate', Oet. 23.-There was an immense sepply of
"a'''''. ism • are234. anal Reline. ICloek Tower MOM. to oev /4WD' -,' ---.ld -ye -50 s. Flour, per seek, fine, Stockton and Northumberland, Wheat at market to-day. The buyers showed no disporition
It is supposed that Gonzales Bravo will be am- 9.473,33 LA 1'137r
f- A HIES and GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING bassador from Spain at Paris. LIMN= LWOW, per thousand ,12 10.. t. cm. 0.. 40s. to 435. ; Norfolk, white, 40s. to 425. • households, 38.. to purchase, and the trade was very dull for some time•
Par met of Melba tO 40a. •, seconds, 375. to 403, ; households, 34e. to 37e. ; finally it was cleared at a reduction of Yd. to Id. per stone: an_wdep..rices, though nominally thc same, are actually ar eh:de
ILA t• % . Eit.-M RCM. 4. Leadenhall rt.. London. Invitee ao Impettl,m
niThee Conseitutronnel says : tolls. ; households, 265. to 30a. Wheat, foreign, Oats continue to come freely in, and sell freely at an advance ", '
ar advantage.. hoth in quality and nova, Town-nude, delivered 43 to 46 _tee household 40 to 42 thirds. 30,.
of lee ''''')CK' nb'fi' iy",r''''ro't'l the Intemal fittings of dived • Bank of Frence appears decided upon Pekin •te
ganlD - Norfolk and Suffolk 38 to 40... whits 4O to 42 IVERPOOL.-There hu not been anything doing in wool
Dantzie and Konigsberg, white, 56e. to 62s • red, 525. to of lel. to id. per a•one. Barley in good request. The trade L.
r:‘,l'.,' .'''",ftwitb‘•erya '''rnterit'd.".l.4l,... who purriMee. _at Medd a will 7...0 rest of 25,000,000 in the ensuing loan. It is said the Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkertre -tw - SN. Silerian, white, • 555. to 625. ed ' ;54s t 663 in Indian corn and meal is rather duller, and prices must this week; nor will there until we have more animation in
Susan and Emt -to Dish -to - ;r , . 0 . commercial matters generally, and the
..monefy market be-
ee„, or .. in; evert Mina of it.b°4• nent"" ne n" '°'", bee" win' ministry have had a hand in this resolve. In fact, it ap
mato the etipertunty of ha cutlery. aod has bmtowel equal palm n FOREIGN. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 66a. to 624. ; again be. quoted lower. Flour in fair consumptive demand;
comes less stringent. About tne Middle 0 next month
e,,,,„..e. ~ perfection hic tooth, rail, halt and Morin. briebes, and that demands of subscription came slowly to the Reenter- meg,,.. D...d.c...4 ..32 .. 34...ga. .6 .. 5. red, Us. to 58a. Hamburg, Marks and Anhalt, white, price a little lower. A large export of Oats and Wheat to
ether,. ...net In fact. he madden. it essential thot cart article In General's and the Agens de Change, and the ministry is in Ponsenumanik.b., nod Stettin,
.1,200 bales East India will be offered by public sal I rt
or the week : -Foreign, 1,848 bales; Scotch, 1,129 bags ; and
ado,. ...Mel° b° P"geet in it'ell. ''' ••• t° 'F'"k" the "rhele we° hopes that the co-o ration of the bank may give a stimulus Pratch and -to - 525. to 65.'. • red, 603. to 535. Petersburg and Arch- led. per atone ; White, 14d. to 16d. •, Oats, 94d. to 9yd. ; 1
ea se , . epees. Thefts who desire to have lorticulan may obtain a _ the
eh . • Pc Irish, 115 bar.
cgeje, mac Teo lancet areortment in London of papier nowhe m plaon. Dania and Nnakigh. 47 to 33 angel, red, 40:. to 46.. Odessa, red, 46e. to 4es. Polish, red, Barley, 10d. to lOW. Indian Corn, 81. to 81. 10s. per ton ;
ae •••ess. end the usual stock of match, suited for praents. Borgia _ _ -........ 43 1111411-2(70•• - m ,-, 47a. to 60s. Rye, Russian, 325. to 345. Barley, Seal, 30s. Indian Meal, 81. 10s. to 91. 10s. ; white, 121. American , . . •
LEICEsTEIt Oct 21 -The prime of Wools are rather more
mut • e swear sesel ^He. C'' and 10' ci".l.=' Ill' re•X"'"o` The Madrid mails of the 19th have arrived. The Dunks smill mama gale '" to 345. ; Pomeranian and Holstein, 26e. to 30e. Oats, Pome- Flour, 30.. to 32e. per barrel ; Irish, 3.55. to 365. per bag. in favour of the buyer.
"Lae ........ tida pasteeel and le- per cake. repaired Stade lard -„.- to .ssft. -to -
WARMINSTER, Oet. 23.-Trade in a very languid state
mayo. tea pneleva sane apparent harmony continued to prevail in the camain ......
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_...A"najaa ee .., 39 tertian, feed, 21s. to 23a. ; Holetein and D lab ID
an--, .-a to NEWRY , Oct. 22.-The prices of most delineations of farm- e_ ,_ . . .
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-to -21 s. ; Archangel and Riga, 18*. to 201. Pess, white, 445. ing produce have still atendeney downwards. Whe it, white, tue ied quote. Picea ten ' cu tY ° teen •
-k•-•414) \IIiOSITE CANDLES, 81d. per lb. ; wax royal family. The queen-mother dined every other L....," . reunaa -
eg ee 30...djallag -to - tO 48s. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and 10s. to 115. per cat. ; red, 9s. te 9s. Etd. Barley, 6s. 9d. to -
kJ „emu, la : nen.. was, la ad,___.: Itaa aaa.l'. 0a• ". treoNwent day at the palace. The
.queen and the king-consort lingua Coax II to 33. Latta* -to - Canada, duty paid, 265. to 28e. The arrivals this week are : 7.. litel. for best malting. Oats. of which there was a large CATTLE, &c. - SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clork. -
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...41c. -I : waxed wick mould*. ,d. ; Hales cvmposite. Ind.; Prier a ,rtpeareet every evening in he royal hex a e opera. 0 - Malt, 30 ; supply at yesterday's market, 91d. to 1041. per stone. Irish The supply of Beasts is *honer than of late, and the best
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aam. 1, le. sap, 4a. 345., and Obs. pee 11211,.. : mottled soap. 01. e ministerial journaL find matter for animadversion Pouteranean and Stralsund -to -
Oats, 1,340; Flour, 4,642 sacks. Flour remains as last quoted, at all the mills, viz. : first, 18e. qualities are readily disposed of at fully late rates. Some
eeeece. -einem md main aro. la lei pa no-bet ; brown Wlndeor, Swedish and Danish
la to,t 'emend b.. &I. ram oil: 3s. M. per gallon : one 4s. : tem. on the British minister in tho eireamstance of his Priereland end Data feed 2O to at NEWPORT (lets or WIGHT), Ott 23.-Our market was Pr cwt. ; second, 16s. • third, 14s. • and fourth, 12a. Ame• choice Scots, &c., have mado 4s. 10,1„ but. this cannot be
%Meer emcee 4.- 41 : 1/4"1 *re', "IL so' 11"4 "l'"‘ '''"' 4' ea having, on the neeesion of a late audience granted him Ditto Brew .... 26 Se 30 iced to - well supplied with Wheat to-day, and sales were at a decline rican, to day, sells at 28s. 6d. per b;reel. Oatmeal, country, quoted as an ge price of this desmiptioa. Trade is
at DAVIES 0 old esteldhhed warebouse, el, 13‘ liar. Bata, tick. -to .old. -e° - of fully 2s. per qr. Barley and other grain no alteration. at the Castleeoreet market, 12s. Bd. per cwt.; machine- brisk, and everything will be sold. We have rather more
0 Iti;. :::"'•l.l4.mbw" Cl'eem.heel-N'. by the queen, presented himself to her majesty in a suit
.Prew Small -to talo -to - manufacture, 121. Gd. to 133. Indian Com Meal sells at 9s. Sheep than lard Monday ; the I,mend is, however, increased,
re, oonsplete success of -LEA and PERKINS' of black clothes instead of a court-dress. Count Santa _ Etr7Pd•°- SS toll... Tuscan
y -to - Wheat, per qr., 50s. to 645. Barley, 325. tO 34A. Beans,46s.
_m - Peas, 42.. tate, 234. to 265. to 9a. 3d. per cwt. ; end barrels, at 161. 341. each. and price. of that day arewell supported. Some of the choicest
rats, glee ualities, which are scarce, make rather more money.
WORCFSTF.RSTIIRE SAUCE, la imparting the most agree. Coloniaa was to retire from the office of Major-domo, ozaao. se to a .bollers SLIGO, Oct. 23.-Our deliveries of grain small for the 3
sr... so n•avia with every ain't of mesa meat. to desks. chops. - ,_°' - NORWICH, Oee. 23.-At our market to-day we bad but irade is dull for Calves ; Fride ' •• *th
y s quetaaons are en
~ 4, .1-e.up, together with HY high ..t.nno ititeestoseoe and to be sacceeded by the Marquis de htiratlores. To.,ses. oleitd, -d to -Dew - " --inrP ..... a-t; Zs ;
s-10 • light offer of Wheat from the growers, with a small addi• season. ads, 9s. to 9s. 9d. per barrel. Oatmeal, 12a. per
difficulty realised. Pigs are selling rather better, owing
weareea • • .ed the very """'1 d'nned un't hn' nn'en The Duke de Baylen was aypointed Commander of '
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4 to 43 to 32 Lion from the merchants, which, in consequenm of the gene- cwt. Indian Meal, 9s. 6d. per cwt. Wheat. 225. 6d. per
far it 1, . mace to cr.:l'y Mher kind of sauce, hat leg Induced males ~ ... „ ~ to the cold weather. The arrivals from abroad consist
es eoe ~. ma Dublin to manufacture and sell SPURIOUS (MITA- tRe nathereoers. General Fulgerio was appointee' RAIMMID.. as Isla hempseed 34 to 36 ral reduction of value on the leading markets, ruled from Is. barrel. American Flour, 30e. te 31s. per barrel.
of 205 Beasts and 1,360 Sheep from Holland and Germany,
TiON -.., me of which will hear compariAon with the gennitie, but tame (1...ye:700r of Madrid. &amaze, Cana fres at dot . prirlint„.„.--.S II 10a. to E 3 lbs. to 2s. per qr. less than this day se nnig t ; an , even at t
• " h d his WATIS Oc 23 k • • th
RPORD, t. .- mar et is te e same state 60 Beasts from Denmark, and 125 from Spain.
•to tame who are not aware of the deception. L. and P. '-'" Lassen Cada Dutch sad ..............„. g 9 Os, to ElO Os. decline, but little business was transacted, purchasers sup- as it was last week, as regards supplies and pricer, of Oen and Per /110. of 011 is. od. ad. Per atnno of ills. s. 4. a. d.
re....w tray to reaninerld Volormeros al 811 oaoinose to ear or MADele TIMM, (krt. 19.-Three per Cents. at 27,50 days. 264 MB Ditto Falsehood America al° °at° Ill• °•• plying scarcely immediate wants. The general coedition of Barley, but delireries of Wheat have increased simultane- nee Scout Ilerefeeds- 46 4 8 Best Dna klf f.-tabi. Sh. 00 0
. .r malt ; Five per Cents. 16 paper, 1 cash ; Pram, q cash, 51 Puna, American, . barrel of 1981ba 23 lo 25 ... -.. 4 4 4 6 Best Long-mans. ...... 4 6 4 I
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d - . • neepnw-t to Wheat which has come to hand since harvest has proved ously with further large arrivals of Indian Coro, and both Hee in'"it-hen.
nto 24 - . Second quality Baas.. 3 0 S S Do. do. Stwirn _ ... 0 0 0
. aag a• e that tall Wm' 11171003 Mr •" ' '' ' '' • .-1 116. Exchange on London, 49 US . ''s• • . • ' 22 to 14 Innate( to that of many years pat. For Barley able sale Was these articles are cheaper by le. to 2s. per barrel. Indian (hives . .40 4 10 Ewes ottl wand quenty 40 4
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.61, IlleadeletalaWorecrter. and 6,V French, per sack of 2301 a, free to experienced at from 6d. to Is. per qr. decline. Oats, Beans, Meal and coarse Flour nearly maintain late rates; but Kuper- Piga
Hat Dm. 111 Mather& 5 0 5 6 lama 0 0 0
Ozler'oawd. Iwndon 711arelay and Soak Crave and BlackTer 41.4 n ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM lath OCT. TO 23rd OCT. end Peas, commanded • brisk sale, at rather higher prices. fine and fine Flour have declined fully 2s. per 'tack. Prices : es •-••••• • • • - • •
euer ...Poem and merchants, louden ; sad by the most raPectable NEWMARKET HOUGHTON qrs. English. Notch. Irish. rorriern. Flour was in fair request, and a fair amount of business Wheat, millers', undried, per 20st, 265. to 275.; shipping, - mania. 3.0....4" ; Sheep and te.23,060 ; Calves. 106; Pim, 355.
diell, , . ARCM unlvervally. Wheat I ens Ito 1
- - all d • Sons offered but most of them driven in were of an
Fr HE BEST REMEDY for LNDIGESTION.- /tIEETI NG. Barley
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Data 791 1 310 . 300 1 2646 525. Barley, malting, 325. to 333. ; grinding, 281. to 30s. to 13e. ; black, Ils. 3d. to 110 61. Prepared : Wheat, '
In erase qua ay ,an for whic 1 the emend was very dull
.I. NORTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS are confidently recommended Illour, 2,164 packs; 12,401 barrels. Malt, 1,0911 barrel.. Fat Beet sold from 9s. to 10s. per score, and in a few in-
gestive, le MI man remedy to sll who suffer from indigestion. sick BY EXPRESS-(THIS DAY.) Oats, 255. to 30s. Beans, 36e. to 42a, Peas, 365. Flour, millers', per 20 stone, 295. to 30s. ; shipping, 265. to
lissaseh billow and liver complaints: they act as a powerful took and __,_,,,..,__ LON nor Overarm-wheat, 39e. Id.; barey, 335. ; cots, No, 81. ; finehouseholds, f.o.b.,per sack of 2801b5., 36.3.t0365.,with one 28s. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 16.. to 17s. 6d. ; stances 10.. 61. was obtained. Eight fat heifers from Water-
e., . leas, imparting strength to the stomach. and compoeure to rya 35e. 9IL ; teens,43a. bd. ; peas, 62a. 2J. ford, estimated to weigh eieht score per querter, sold at
is ase,.•.n_sseo,.-s.od In bottles at ts. 12,1... w In. :AL and Ila each, MATCHES. month's decount, purchasers finding sacks ; retail, 2.5. per grinding, 141. to 15s. 6d. Oats, white, per 14 stone, 13e. to e e,
by A. 5.11001,0115 Y and C.,.. tote IL G. Winch.. 61, Itichoomate- Discontent received forfeit from Spider. IMPERIAL AVERAGEB. stone. I Is. • black, 12s. to 12.. 6d. Flour, superfine, per sack, 40.. eu ""- per score. Barrenen were a complete drug, and must
wkk,,,.. ~,,d osarly all medicine vendera-Be sure to ask for Norton's be quoted at Si per score Cowa and Calves brought MOM
Wban.113.1'!..1 9°°' 1 IVe. I 131.2°. I Pe"' NorriNonAN Oct. 23.-We had a fair su lv of grain to 41e. ; seconds, 375. to 395.; thirds, 265, to 30e.; fourths, • • . .
Pia.. 3 la ma he vonovied to plareillwe an imitation. Woodcroft beat Hetman Platoff filly. Sept. 11 ... ... Ile 4.1 3,is lillis 7d 32s a 47. 714.1 e 2d PP ' - ' 231. to 255. American, per barrel, 275. to 28e. Indian 8/. to 14/. each ; fat Sheep, Gd. to 64d per lb. ; keeping ditte,
0111 L D R EN'S HA I R.-R OWL A N D'S Tamarind beat Villiers. - 18 ... ... 49e ikll32e Id ER kl 33s Srl 425 Ild 4la Id . . ;•1.1 • •is Wheat th
but buyers act wt t caution , c transactions are wethen, 34.. to 40s. ; ewes, 30s. to 36.. per head. There
Corn Danube, per 20 stone 21s to 20s. 6d. • American
k.., s• tCASAIR OIL nourishes the HAIR In Its &obey...state. arcs • Eothen beat Flitch. - 13 ... ... 53. tid,3ls likh2Se Od 33, 4:s sditts 4.1 limited, except at a decline of le. to 2a., to which the farmers ... • e e' p ' was a large supply of Pies, and last week's rates were barely
11 ; d red 10 6/1 * *
, .s. .to j2os. ; oparus an ortuguese,
3.t. 3 ... ... as 9d1305 Od ria Od 31s 34 43a 7/144. Scl submit with reluctance, and do so but partially. Barley is le ew an
anew ... worth. wadable it in maturity, and continues the pomeasion meintainea - but fat Pig, Were I dth ' f
ower, an e price rom
abed s, rigour, .117 ,iftrisow. awl luxurious redundancy to the latest Lovelace and Passion Flower ran a dead heat. - 9 ... ... Ma 2d 32s ld 12s Ild 01s Wittig 2.1!445 4cl negh.cted, as the grower is unwilling to sell, except at higher •
the to 19s. ; white, 18e. to 195.; damaged, for cattle, •
fts. Id. to 10s. 9d. per score.
penal ... 'mann life. Genial aod purifying. It diciolc all scarf aod im- - 16 ... ... 04z &Iles 64'22s 7d 3.3 s Otl 461 3d lle 4,1 rues. which the present prices of malt does not justify. Oats IN. to 17s. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt., 9s. Gd. to 10s.
cure :eel readers the tee or the line comb unn . Beware of CRITERION STAKES. 6 weeks' Agg. Aver. ',33s Se ift 3d,23s Id 3is Skits 10dils-t-a and Beans, but few offering. Wheat, red, 545. to 67..; Oatmeal. Pr cwt., 14c to 15s. Rye Meal, per cwt., Bs. WINCHMITER FAIR, Oct. 23.-A very large fair ; more
se rte 1 I'S 111 ITAT lONA !!,-The genuine arterelinsa the words
.94011 I iNDS 51ACARSAR OW' on the wrapper. Prke 3s. 66., Mr. Nlostyn's Loadstone.
D.; far.. e honk, octal to four onallt Pls. 6,1. : and double that Ida Lord Exeter's Tisiphone - Indian Corn 10,610 qrs. • prices higher by from 2.. to 3s. per head. Some were picked
sa pee ' .ok. tall hy the proprietors, aM, Ilotton•barden. Looda. Ind' Meal, 200 banels. . ; ' out by the large commission deal I ff b h
ers, ani sent o y t a
ital hy .' Menani and perfumer,
,in the ist ot-Keermbeerterke St. Sd. roan, silt edge.. Six ran. 54 3 ... lIADDINGTON
"' "' . •• i' rain the attendance at market to-day was small, end the a .
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..• Oct. 22.-We had a larger WODDIY to-day of y.. gre 1 . u es
- -•- of Surrey, F.uex, and Middlesex. A eonsederable quantity
Tilell•NCH'S POCKET- OOK for 1848, in addition 31 2 ... 11. ll kinds of in exce tin Oats Sales were rather quack.
1 - eupply of grain not so large as last week. Fine Wheat fa Era , P g •
53 6 ... - went into Sussex and Kent. Sme moderate Ewe' fetched
- Wheat, top. 4s. up ; overage 2s. 93. down ; weight m top per
_IL t • eir the reciatete nrsthirss INFORMATION. will contain - not cheaper, but all secondary qualities are 2s. lower. Barley ' 324. to 33a. each ; poor, 235. to 30s. Some splendid Lunbs
rum ...... Comte Artiele, In wee and verse, with a Coloured rem. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. U :7-.71 --:j - ::: ::: - 14. lower. Oats and Beans barely maintain late rates. 4 bushels, 18st. 10Ib. Barley, tep, Is. ; average, le. Ild.
made 34e. each ; three or four lots ferehing 30.. to 32a. A
Loa., :id rex *noel Etchings by Joys Lars. together with amen 1 ...
down ; weight of top, per 4 bushel., 16st. 121 b. Oats, top,
Currency to the growers : Wheat, new, 461. to 50s. ter qr. ; unsiderable number of good Lembo, 275. to 28s. ; moclerete,
wawa.... re Rico 3an b.sl..S. ANDOVER, Oct. 23.-Wheat sold at a reduction of from fine 64 old 50a to 545 fine 56, ; Barley 325. to 343 • Gd. ; average Is. 2d. down ; weight of top, per 4 bushels,l3st.
24s 25 • i I 18s 20s • be. W •
to s. ,a ew poor ots, .to . , -st ethers,42a.
London, Patidted st the Punch OfSee, 25, Fleastreet. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. 16s. to 20s. per load. Barlt.y was in good supply, and 's.
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21 ;la . ' Beans to 2s u • ave e3e ed down - wei ht of to MT .
NO 3101411 MEDICINE OF ANY RIND-NO MORE DYSPEPSIA fine, 365.; Oats, new, 20s. to 225. • hne, 0. ;o , 28c to , le •P • rag t • • .. g P, • - to 444 each ; very good at 38s. to 405.; moderate 341 t 36a •
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Melte time CONSTIPATION, BILIOUSNESS, nor NERVOUS- Two o'Clock.-The City is quite cheerful this morn- excellent in quality ; very heavy and bright. elaftsters
30r. ; fine, 335.; Beane, 545. to 565;. 4 bushele, 18st. 91b. Wheat, first quality, 765. ; second, . .•
. tofenor, 28s. to 30s. The above were all down, of Hoots
113.4.. -HEALTH. SPIRITS. LONGEVITY, and ECONOMY.- ing and property of all kinds is resuming its le 'Li large purchasers, at • reduction of 2t. per qr.; the top price 9cl • third 403 Berle first quelity 36e. 6d. • emona
P 0 23 A t d 1 ess has pervaded 59t. ' ' ' ' It ' " tad Wilts Some very fine Sussex Sheep were Mr sale, for
ETWORTH, ct. .- nex reme II n
Puhlhhol by Du Reny and Co., 66. Piccadilly, London ; and to be -' - - 81 - 36,1 per qr. ; middle samples, 335. to 345. ; some at from 3111. 3d. ; third, 255. ed. Oats, first quality, 31s. ; second,
dal '.,-1 alsoat their Jepot. Mears. De Castro and Peaseh.6s. Piccadilly. mate value. It became known this morning that Go- sor. to 325. Some new Malt was shown ; price asked, 684. all the neiehbouring markets during the present week, and
26e. 11d. ; third, 225. 4d. Beans, first quality, 54a ; second, hich the. ad a ed a tie bet r fh
w tr e ppear tn te . ere *ere some
Prkw 'to "e 3d. es hater .."'lle-Pe. P°.t. Tn. *'°°•l 141iwn 4 vernment had at length come to the rescue of credit, per qr. ; old, 94. Oats remain as hut week. New Beans where sales have been made, they have been at reduced 441. 6d. ; third. ee.h. line Ewes, which made 40e. each ,• others ham 375. to 38e.
Yr li le NATURAL REnENERATOR of the DI- rata for Wheat, with but a limited demand for other grain ; Lambe from 260 to 335. each ; sad Wethers frem 425. to 46e.
that is they have given the Bank of England a dis- Is. per qr. dearer ; old, 23. Peas, both white and erey, d K MOULDY, Oct. 23.-The weather continues favourable
1 GE•4TIVE ORGANS (the IIinTMCA and intedinai, without ' , except Beans and Peas, which come slowly to market, an each. The numbers of half-bred and Cotswold 'll
S eep were
se e and worth Is per or more money R e
Mao , I'l,. :wrath,. or molithwe of ahnoed. by a simple. natural. cretionary power to do as it will with its own within were seri" arc ' • ' ' • ' . ' are taken off freely The 'Arne remark. pill lay apply for Wheat sowing, which is proceeding rapidly. At our small ; the quality very superior ; still but few sold. Some
mTemh, anti InfalliNo MEANS. For Iteriews of the NATURAL r Its. The limita are absurd, but the Bank A t f asa o.'red at 19s. per sack. Best new Tares 6d. per bushel
k d . la b • d ftl e most country markets this week we had rather more Barley
,thoe.% ER teem. refer to " the Mirror - for October. and also to tb. U7l C o lower ; 7a. 3d. to 7s. 9d. being the ruling prices ; old, 6,. 6d. to our mar et to- ay ; t e usinese one was o 1 good lota of tat down Wethers found ready purcha•er, reale-
dale pi. ••• een.frally.-N.H. Agents, with unexceptionable town refer. 1844 being broken in part, its fate is decidea Kti
_-. -.0..C13 to is, limited descriptiOn. and Priem are neerly nominal. Wheat, offering than for some weeks pest, which met a quick de- mg frost 40s. to 48s. each, or from 7d. to 70. per lt, •, mode-
.rnees otav wear to Memm. DU BARRY and co. Barley =thin
white, 121. 103. to 181. ; red,l2l. to 121. 10s. . . mend, at about last week's rates. Wheat and Oats still in rate and inferior from 6.1. to 6yd. per lb. For Beasts trade
has been given this morning from the Bank of Eng- AYLESBURY, Oct. 23.-The subjoined quotations exhibit small 1 el wtho t han • value We had moee • ' • - •
supp y, an i u c ee tn .
vhe adiuwine works will he publiabed on the 3lst In*. : 33.. to 355. ; grindlng, 30s. to 325. Oats, country, 23a. to • - appeared a trifle brisker than at 1A eytull, yet price, cannot
T",... cOMIC HISTORY OF ENGLAND, land that the directors are prepared to make advances a decline of 2s. to 3s. per cir. genera y.
11 Trade was dull rate supplin of all kinas of grain here to-day. Wheat sold
' 25s P 42s to 445. Beans, 445. to 4Ss. be quoted higher. Perhaps some of the finest Oxen ringlet
ine in Beane for »clinch there was a brisk demand, at • ele. •
No XVII. By Glamor A. i Beetle?. plummeted by Lawn. ad libitum upon bills of exchange, Exchequer bills, except , , slowly, at a reduction of 2s. per quarter. Barley and make ss. per head more money, yet all indifferent kinds were
Price 1.. Tithe completed in Twenty Numbers. k for dates not less than 14 da a
and stoc y and not last week a prices. Wheat, 483. to 565. per qr. New READINO, Oct. 23.-Although our supply of Wheat wu
Oats quickly taken off, but at a reduction from the °tete ne loe,
VANITY FAIII-Pm 3No Paul,. manures or Excuse Socuree. Beans, 40e. to 46..; old, 54e. to 564. Oats, 2Gs. to 34'. not large, it was fully equal to the demand, and to effect
hi hest rates of lan week of 6d. to le. r r. Wheat, ' -" e' -
No. el. re W. 11. Tose ..... Clitmersts. With tinnier°. tna more than six weeks, at the rate of 8 per cent- Barley, 32e. to 31s. Vetches, 525. to 66.. sales a reduction of fully 2.. per qr. was submitted to. A 1 de cis
Manta Pries le. ol , sqa. to 645. per qr. ; new, 50s. to s. seep, new, For Saturday's Markets see lag papa.
DOCHI. 58 JERItOLDIII SHILLING MAOAZINE. No. xxxv. per annum. This is a flimsy attempt to save the :BATH, Oct. 32.-At our market to-day, Wheat declined large no pply of B Me]. and from le. to 2s. per qr. cheaper.
, 283. to 344. Gd. Oats, new, e3s. to 28s. Oatmeal, per bag of
ersco : of, TUE LONDON CHaRIVARI. Part LXXVI. Bank Bill of 1844 supetficially, but its fate is decided. from Is. to 2s. per qr. Barley was also 2.. to 34. per qr. Oat., Beane, and P°ll3 fully maintained the rates of `eet 2801 b., 365. to 38s. __. . __. _._ .. .__
Price I, 4d. SHIPPING.
Loretta : Published at the " Punch" office. 82. ilectstreet. Credit will, and mast henceforth, be left as free as lower. Beans and Oats as last week ; while boiling Peas week.
BREMEN, Oct. 14.-The demand for wheat was only for
NEW WORK RY HOZ. trade. Consols opened this morning at 80e, to 11- for
. are 2s. per qr. cheaper, but no alteration in grey Peu. SAFFRON WALDEN, Oct. 23.-Our Wheat markets were loe il consumption, and as the imports were bop r than hitherto, the MAILS Aaoreso.-Dublia,6 ; Waterford, 4; Denaghaden
Wheat, 52a. to 565. Barley, malting, 335. to 36.. ; grinding, exceedingly dull and heavy ; 3s. per qr. lower since last alters were obliged to lower their prices. Very little was done in 2; French, 2; Flanders, 2.
on the list Wit win he pubilshol._ price 1... tr. fourteenth Number of money, and 811 to 1 for time, and have since been above
13 EA LINOS WITH THE FIRM OF DOMBEY 28, to 30e Oats, 21s to 26s Beans old 54s to 5N ; Saturday. Barleys from 31s. to 335. per qr. In Oats rve, and even at the reduced pras only small bargains were eat- LONDON. Oet. 25.-Wind this day at noon, W., fresh
83 for time. There was much confusion on the Stock ne ' ' ' . ' * * * ' no alteration, Beans are looking up. Scarcely any Peas to chided.
w, 48s. to 50e. White Peas, 60e.; grey, 48s. per qr. breeze and fine.
AND SON, Whol.wile. Retail, and foe Eznortation. By
CSARIA' DICIeeP, Witb 111e3trations by wt.., K. ilaiiivint: Exchange, the " bears" being all on the alert to buy in BEDFORD Oct 23.-The supply of Wheat was more than be leen. BRESLAU, Get. 16.-Busine Os was ;much more active in BELFAST, Oet. 23.-Arrived : Sarah, Quebec ; Rebecca,
London: Bradbury ond Erma 11. lkioreriewtreet. Fleet-street. their accounts. But the great rise brought in Beller.; the d el; d ' 1 '24 B 1 8 ELAND Oct 23 The most brilliant weather hu ear ewe' nnnlet 'me wear, beer"' w mml,eueeheem we" made, Mirimachi.
eman ,an prices gave way s. to . ar ey was mine . , . .- not mote to resPel7 era mesl ...nee hat “aawaa, itn.e of uPPer RAMSOATE Get. 20.-W.S.W.-Arrived : Fanny, Prince
DR. CuLVERWELLI4 GUIDE TO HEALTH AND LONG LIFE. on speculation, and prices receded to, and now are offered at lower terms, and not all sold. Oats were sought enab'ed the farmers to make great pmgresa woe wheat town, and so the import& as hitt. to, were but tnoderate, the prior
- 'gni-- -.."..y- - Art. 4.'"M. 1' MID 131 Ito e for account For the prices of other stocks atter, and fully as much money given. The few new Beans sowing, and • large breadth has already been finished. There of grain of all kinds naturally rose a dale. Rye Was in great demand, Edwaid's Isli;nd.
W A TO EA ,DR , AND AVO • • i the market are of inferior uslicy and ull at from 26e. to was *large supple of Wheat from the fanners, and 420 grs. and considerable balsas was transacted in that artel-. DEAL, Oct. 23.-W. to B.W. ; 24, W.S W. to W.N.W.-
Mtb Dlet Tables for all Colophats. ' there are no quotations at all. Consols, as we write, n q • ' .
28.. per load of 5 bushels. Old Beans and Peas are llOnm- o eat, an sac o our ve n receive coas
fWh el 480 lu fFI ha bee • d V. LRIPSIC Oct. 17.-Our Corn market VD rather wore Arrived : Heinrich Sorenson, St. Croix, and sailed
Or a,. J. Cctraaw sit. M.D., M. R.O .6., L. A.C., ea are up again to 821 to 1 for account. Exchequer animated to'-day. The 4 Dr:heat which
Ivriaa sold fetched 74 to 77( for Copenhagen ; Juno, Elavannab, and sailed for Gothen-
Ours - ra-How to Insure perfect Oration. tranquil Dada. a good • nally the e. Wheat, 28s. to 335. per load of 5 bushels ; wise. Sales were slowly made, at a reduction of 4e. to ss.
mane ee. • deer heed ad • contented rand. By an observance of Bills, 255. to 20s. discount. Barley, 30e. to 355. ; Oats, 23.. to 33e. per qr. Averages for per qr. The best samples are worth 60s. to 62e. ,• good Wt., T1140.,;474,13.:.°5..t.b.edeta1fe7LaLrew.71,1- were
'to 41 rig do/s. per bu • Candidate Demerara • Dublin Triui •
rg , , „ dad , Morale,
the In',,-0004 herein eonionl.l. tn° foen'n the ..”"°°47 de"m°. We have no transactions whatever to report in the week ending Oct. 16 : Wheat, 375 qrs., 543. Sid.; Oate. average qualities, 665. to 58s. • inferior parcels, 604. to .525. lower los, Th„,,,,a,y. hut t,,,,Uy th was a (ewe..." ut eue. noted Quebec ; Marine', Quebec, for Shields; Maria, Calcutta ;
even to the most shatterod constitution, mar semore the grentiet Elizabeth, elauritius; Coarington, Antigua ; Osbert, Do-
meant of Arad happlaw, sad reach ha faith tbe full period of foreign stocks. They are all higher, but no business 20 qrs., 295. 41d.; Barley, 106 qrs., Mo 3yd. Beans and South country. and foreign Wheats are aleo lower, and dull Serener, Oct. 15.-Whest, eirehieh can still •be obtained in . .
life allotted Is Dun. done, and no quotations made. Peas, no return. mulles • George St. Vincent's • Alloort hi ataneu • Fenelba-
sale. Barley ts in more request, et 325. to 363. Oats are in tkis nagebetukood, of the finest quality, maintains its price. Rye ia , , ~ . , . - , ' ---,
To be had of Shalimar 23, Pateranster.row; Carvolho. 147, Fleet. demand at 225. to 28s. Beans, 40s. to 46.., and grey Peas, rather lower. Barley is scarce. Oats are likewise roma. Peas are St. John s, Abigail (barque), Aguas, and Trinity, Quebec ;
7 ' *
areas ; ,Inin, 39, Certain ; Nahoo. 457, Meet. strand ;or dana frau at la B,ated in a morning paper that the draughta Cesium.", Oct. 23.-There wee a liberal supply of,Wheat, ,„ ..,... . .
Ur anther. 10. Arall•place. Reeent-dreet Oats and Barley which sold at a blight decrease Wheat '''''s. to s., ed d d Fl • • t d u
;se are in improv era= . our If lit grea e- P abased chiefly at Berlin. Rye !lour is in great demand, and Blanche, Jantaita ; Stephen, Baltimore. Arrived from
•
of the Union Bank of Calcutta received by the last " ' ' and but is lower in price ; best south country is charged maintelm lu Prim the river : Vigilant, South Seas; Rambler, Algoa
6d. to 9d. ; Oats and Barley, 3d. less. Flour, 2s. 4d. to in . ALBANS' Oct. 5. - Flour • The market remained lin- Ba • Claudine Demerara• Earl of Durham S'e
mail have been refined acceptance by Messrs. Glyn o 41s. to 425. ; home-made. 40a. to 41c, per seek. American, - , • , y • . . , i rra
Is. fel. Der tone • Oat eal 2.. s R eal Is 8d : Buie changed, and quotations for frah-ground and sew ranged from ~ dols. Leone ; Westminster, Now York ; George l'orter, Boston ;
DURING the NEWMARKET HOUGHTON and Co d th I d ha hld h h • ° ' • I‘.l '• ; YeTn ' ' ' • '' 26, to 28s. ; Indian Cern Meal, 14,. to 153. per barrel.
.; an as e Ain on e re o ere w o ave 11.8 d. Wheat, white, 224. 6d. to 24.. ; reel, Ns. to 225. ; • 62(c. to 5 dolt. 75c. Wheat : Sales of 2,000 bushels were made out, Canhalton Park, Newport and Sem Leone. e'ut back :
MEETING, commencing THIS DAY, the been consulted in the matter decline to interfere for Barley, 12s. 6d. to 13s. 6d. ; Potato Oats, 9s. 6J. to 101.; WARMIMSTIR, Oct. 23.-01 the Wheat offered not more consisting of good new Geneseer, at 127. Corn : Sala of 1,000 Co'on for Algot Bay; Valleyfield, for Sierra Leone.
25th instant, the result of each day's racing will their protection the bills will wobably be returnedalz old, I Is. to 12s. ; common Oats, 85.9 d. to 9.. 3d. ; Rye, 16.. than half was soelwel and that at Is per seek reduction. The hearts were made, consisting of western mixed. et 64e. Barley : • y,
, Sales of 10,000 bushels were made, at 73c. Rye i No change. BOUTKAMPTC)N, Oct. 24.-Sailed : Washington (it), New
appear in the EXPRESS of the same evening. the Overland !nail leaving to-night. Though the B t° "a• top price for a
fi es 28s. le.. ood 245. to 275. Berle
per , g ,
in large supply, and sold at Is. to 2a. per qr. lower than last
' BALTIMORE,:OeT, 5.- Flour : The excitement in the York.
has made largead vanceson Indigo works, and its London Oct 22 -The was fair i 1 cWh t
CHEIASPOraID, a.. re f
2. opp y 3 e. ea.
or week ;a me fine quality, weighing 11 score 61b., made 375. I
ket oduced b the steamer's newe
au the P 4 ket y ..e.1.11, at 3 dolaylltrfed:4sryfrb4d44 t°441:1 buCe(t)eazaed 5a112.-f0758.W.-Arrived, 2let : James, Richi-
agents consider it inadvisable to extend a credit so un- Iltat,emarm. taete-eneaya',,,relei'llTedwesireerolcmand seootod w'eXeir aae per qr. ; next quality, 3.es. ; moderate, grinding, 329. to 34a eeolo. for good nit er, Including City Mills. Wheat The meztet D
. OMTSMOUTH, OM. 24.-W.N.W., fresh breezes and
LATEST INTELLIGENCE. seasonably overdrawn, there appears no reason to 66.. to. 575. per qr • red has. to 52;5. Speing corn about Some prime old Malt waa offered at Be. 6d. per bushel. Oats entertained its ground, and ales of 2,000 boatels entre made, bi- equally.-. Put back H.M.S. Cambrian, for the East Indies.
doubt the ultimate safety of the bills, as the proprie- maintained its price. Barley declining a little. Rather a short supply of fine sweet Oats ; best keeps lei price; eluding good Maryland red, at 1 dol. 20e., and bandeaus ditto Rally
whi• e, at I dol. 33e. Corn was agan dolt having lost the temporary SCALLOWAY, Oct. 18.-Arrived : Prince of Wales, Davia's
THIS DAY, Four o'Cloa. tory are wealthy. COLCHESTER, Oct. 23.-During the week very little busi. middling and inferior Gd. per tack lower. The beet made . .
28s er r. good, 25e. to 26, ; moderate 21s. Beans, old an. al."°°°f yesterday, arid closed at 62e. for Maryland mixed and Straits, with fish ; and sailed 21st, for Hull.
It is understood that remittances to the extent of about nem has been trenseeted at these markets. There has been e el) 2'4 ;- 58 r • new Englieh;4Bs. to 62e. Peas bite ; GU. for good yellow. MONTROSE, Oct. 22.-W.-Arrived, 15th : Fcaraot,
RELIEF OF THE COUNTRY. 21,0001., nearly the whole of which are good, were re- no disposition either to buy or preu sales. The general oreign, s. to B. per q. ,
fine whits boiling, 465. to 433. ; maple, 45e. to 465.; grey,
, BOSTON, Oct. 5.-The market was firm for fresh-ground Beaton.
sod new Genesee and Scrotum Flour, and sales footed up about 3,000 SuieLne, Oet. 23.-W.-Suled: Nantucket, New York.
condition of the Wheat becomes worse Dulness charge-
ceived by the overland mail, on account of Messrs. • . 44e. to 465. barrels at 6 dole. la. Wheat: No Mi.. Conl : Yates of 5,n00 o
.oHNDERLAND, Oct. 24.-W.N.W.-Anived : Sums, and
IMPORTANT RESOLUTION OF Lyall, Brothers, and Co., and which, of course, will be af
terised the trade to-day • the supply of Wheat was fur ; that
Berle • tl i ; Wh • be bo h h
yison le nerease. eat is to ug t c eaper • butshels were made, caseating of gond sound mixed at 70.3. and of
Wiecitzerrit, Oct. 23.-Wheat was offering at a decline, „__ _ 74.. (mt. t a.k. a vijo bo,,e,
wee .a.nt 5..,. Royal Oak, Quebec.
GOVERNMENT AND VIE BANK OF ENGLAND. available for the creditors under their estate. by 2s. to 3.. ; 51e. may be regerded as the value of the best millers and corn-factors buying ep .
&Jingly Best white Wheats le"" '` OFF DOVER -Ben'amin Hes St Hel n
3, Mom-KELL, Oct. 1.-Flour continues in good demand for • / Pe, • ca•
were sold at 141. to 141. ss. per load ; red, at from 1 . to Nawronr, Oct. 22.-S. W.-Sailed : Anna, Demerara;
ENGLISH FUNDS. runs of rot to the grower ; others in proportion. Barley 2/ I' consumption, and ails reedily at from 26e. 9d. to 27a 3d. per barrel
The following letter has been addressed to the Pah Stock.lBo 3 1 i
per Ct. Red. Anna, 78 f7t. Cons. Ac.. 811 2
Iftes'er. Cents.. S 0 1 declines in value, and there is every prospect of its going „ a.
131. 13,, • moderate wimples, 1 . to N. 15s.
further down,- 325. is the price to-day of the better kinds to it- •-- - ar T. °" gt ' phi L
; Poor Wheat/ for sweet enc. Sour is also in request, and oommoncle 225. 6d. to 235. Charlotte Harrison, liarannah•
fre lea Ble ti t maltin down 2e er r. ; good per barrel ; the former rate having ban retard to-day for 800 Mls. SWANSEA, Get. 22.-W.-ArTived : Warned; Port Ade-
Govemor and Deputy-Governor of the Bank of Eng- 3 per Ct. Cons. Anna.. su) I 1 Limr ornate to M. de. malting and grinding, 3.. Top price given ts y, 36. r. laide.
the f er Beans 'ate= late tee • but few on offer
land by the First Lord of the Treaaury and the 5 per Ct. Austria Bonds. f 1.41411444. Ipa Cent. Grenada Bd.- 172 182 wn
' ra
' . 3er qr. ; second quality, 345. ; moderate samples, Ws. to POTATOES.-SOCTH WARE, WATERSIDE, Oct- 23. Muuntes ROADS, Oct. 22,-Arrived : A brig, supposed
GLOUCESTER, Oct. 23.-At our market this day, the sale
Chancellor of the Exchequer : tt Per CL Hada Bond., 87 9 Grenada Deferred lids.. 3i i 2s. Old Malt offered at 66e. to 68s. per qr. ; new, at 645. -I eonseq nce of the limited quantity of Potatoes in this to be the Hero, from Quebec.
n
Per Cent. ditto, - 5 per Ct Mexican. 1016, 1. / fee English Wheat was exteeseely dee. end farmer. being Darleymeal, 17.. per bag. Of Oats the supply WM rather market duliOeg the past week, there has been an advance on MILFORD, Oct. a-S.W.-Arrived : William Wallis,
Downing-street, October 25, 1847. 6 per Ct. Brazilian Bat, 73 4 6 per Ct. Peruvian Rue ti 32 unwilling generally to submit to the decline below noted, short, yet sufficient for the demand. Best Poland and potato some of the best samples. There were some arrivals from Moulmein.
Gentlemeto-ller elajesty's Government have seen with Ditto New, 71 4 Portugume Cony. BM, 19 21 but few sales were made. In foreign a limited business was Oats, 28e. per qr. ; finethlack, 253. to 265. ; moderate quality, Yorkshire and Wisbeach, and Merle small lots from Kent BRISTOL, Oct. 23.-Arrived : Yorkshire Quebec.
the deeeest regret the premiere which has existed for some 6 M't Ct. Butalto Arta Bda, 33 1 5 la' Ct. Kievan Ws.. 103 2
171 to Chilton Bda, 84 7 Ditto Spsal..h 13.14., tot 174 done, holders being unwilling to sell at 2s. per qr. decline 235. to 21s. Beans, old, 525. to 565. per qr.; new, 445. to and Essex, but at present the supply is small. The follow- GLOCESTER Oct.. 23.-Arrived : Kingion, St. John's ;
weeks upon the commercial interests of the country, and Mita Culumb. Def. Eta, - 3 per Ct. Spanish Bilv, 27 3 upon last week's rates. Barley in good demand, both for 48s. Peas, white, 46e. to 50s. per qr. ; grey and maple, 44. ing are our present prices : York Regents, 105 e. to 120 s. ; Corsair, Quebec'.
that this pressure has been aggravated by a want of that columban Equador Bds., 2.2 3 Steroid, Deferred 13.14.13 14 melting and feeding purposes. Of Oa,' there is a large ar-
confidence which ra necessary for carrying on the ordisary 3 Per Ct. Bead, Bda. 78 60 Spankh Poolve Bds. 32 1 Tares lower 2s. to 3e. per qr. ; best new Winter 30s. ptr Shaws, 1001. to 105 s. ; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire WARRESPODFF-Arrived : Argus, St. John's N.B.
21 per CL Data 8d... S 2 4 2 ~,, ye, ec„,,„o, ird,.. 34 5 rival, and, if buyers appeared, lower rates would be accepted. sack ; old, 265. Rye sold well, at 203. to 21s. per lack. Relents, 90s. to 100 s. • Shaw., 90s. ; Kent Regents, 1003. Yeumoterit, Oct. 23.-The Dapper, of LOndon, was
dealing. of trade. 4pa Ct. Cabs. Dutch, SD 2 Venezuela Deferred Bds., 8 10 Beans find a seedy sale for consumption, at our quotations
' WISBRCH, Oct. 23.-We are fairly supplied with Wheat to 1105.; Kidneys, 10N. to 110 e ; blues, 100 s. to 110. assisted in this morning, Ter, leaky, 8:e.
They have been in hopes that the check given to trans- - During the week there has been a fair supply of English
actions of a speculative character, the transfer of capital RAILWAYS.-We have had a wide market to- Wheat, which met a retail sale, at a further reduction of 3s. today, and at a decline of ls. to 21. per qr. (ran last week - MAROATII, Oct. 24.-The Bonheur, of St. Valery, from
from other countries, the intiux of bullion, ane the feeling da-
y for prices. All the good lines have improved. per qr. Foreiga has been offered at a decline of 2s. per qr., there is a geod sale. Oats in small supply and in good de. CHEESE.-WINCIIESTEIt Fath,Oct.23.-Althotigh
“eed.
Middlesborough to Nantes, hes sunk on the Calliper ; crew
which a knowledge of them eireunistanees might have been Londe, and Northern are 150, but no sellers ; North without finding buyers. In Barley, Beans, and Oats, no alter- mend at former prices. But few Beans, and rather cheaper. Monday is the regular Cheese fair, at leut 60 tons were
expected to produce, would have removed the prevailing ere : -Wheat, fine new, white, 621 b. to
Prices to the grow sold this day, chiefly of the half-coward and skim kinds. RAMSOAFF., Oct. 24.-The echooner Thomas and Nancy,
ation. .
of Padstow, London to Gloucester, in enterin the harbour
distrust. Stafforda hi h d all th ' 1
g er, an o ere proportionate y. 631 b. imp. 555. per qr. of 36 stones ; good runs, 611 b. to „ a
Cowards, yer cwt 41 to 461 - skims, 28s, to 325. There g
GUILDFORD, Oct. 23.-We have a very large quantity of 621 b . 62a ; fine, new red, 621 b. to 631 b., 625. • good runs ' ' this afternoon struck the Wait-pier-head, and immediately
They were encouraged in this erpectation by tbe speedy SALES EFFECT ; lirlp TOlil :Inn:I Dl'irt IN
11°NDOr4' Wh t, d I' led d d h• h 1 t •• . - ' ld red 6211, 631 b ;53 , are already, of Chedder and other Cheese., pitched for Mon-
ecsaation of a similar state of feeling in the month of Apni (- Y• • me* oun nat e•s•P ea an a very inn eman ,w lc was a mos ex- 611 b. to 620.., 60a.; fine o , •to e a Oaret day's fair more than 400 tons, and others coming in by the after filled and k.
last. BR., Wolver., & Dudley, 131 Us. St York. Fifths, 7 clueively confined to 'such samples as were in good condition. fine new onetime, lid. per stone. ; good new feed, Ild. to South Western Rail b trai
way y ever 7 n. DEAL, Oct. 24.-The Trinity Beacon, recently placed on
Caledonian 314 3 Manch., Buz.. and Mat., 14 These realised their previous value. But little progress was 11 td. Beans, old, 50s. to 52e. ; new, 42a. M 455. the South Calliper (Goodwin Sands), has diaappeared ; last
The,e hopes have, however, been ,lisappointed, and her ca,,,,,,,. a iloirumt. 23 Alldland, 109 64 made in the disponi of other sorts, which could have been night a very severe gale from the westward was experienced
Majesty's Government have come to the conclusion that the o. Counties, 151 10 Do. 401. A., 40 1 bought lower than last week. Wheat, 111. 10s. te 161. WORCESTER, Oct. 23.-We had a short supply of Wheat METALS.-GtseGow, Oct. 23.-The tendency of here. The I d Sdl el •
n utry, un er an to Portsmouth, was in cen-
time ha. arrived when they oncht to attempt, by some ex- Do.Perp.s pet Cent-,No. 1,4 I d Do. SW. sh., 84 74 d h. h ld al 1 h ' f •
traordinary and temporary measure, to restore confidence to Do. do- No.; I d Do. Birm. and Derby, 83 Barley, 30s. to 365. Oats, 225. to 27e. Beans, 425. to 4Cis. • ,
t our market to- ay, wic so ow yat t e prices o this our Pig Iron market during the week hes been rather down- tact with the Hunter, of Sunderland, and lost her bowsprit.
the mercantile and manufacturing community. Do. York Eaten., 71 I Do. Cons. Bris. & Birm. 6 per Peas, 401. to 441. b f 9 10Ib 2 le 2 'b .
day se noight ; red, per ag o st. ~ N. ; w de, ls. wards, ut there has been so lotto business done, tlaat it is The Hunter lost foremast and bowsprit.
Malting Barley, 4s. 6d. to Se. per imp. bushel ; grindine, 30s. difficult to quote an actual price. Forced sales have not
E Lancashire New 84 Cent., 117 19 MANCHESTER Oct. 23.-The trade of the week has been , t. .- • :
HuLL Ot 24 Arri ed Minstrel, d S • gli ld S
an pun e , t.
For the. purpose they recommend to the Directors of the Eost ue5„,,,,,8, t
.a f North British, 214 53 per qr. of 3921 M. Old English Beans very scarce, at 2.U. to realised more than 58s. per ton nett cash, for No. 1 ; and John's. Epeeeiesn, mit; he
slow at about the rates of our last ; the same may be said
Bank of England, in the present emergency, to enlarge the Gt. Northern, 22 a Do. Hallos, Iq I 245.3er bag of 10 score. Boiling Peas, 7.. per bushel imp.; consumers have paid 62a. fol., four months' bill, for mixed FAL;SOUTti, Oct. 23.-W. to W.S.W., fresh. 24th, W.,
amount 01 their discounts and advances', upon approved se Of. N. of Englend, 2134 14 Do. Qrs., 3. 4 Of the Liverpool and Wakefield markets of yesterday. To- •n ing qualities, 184. per bag of 10 score. Oats in short N 'oh th
co. which ows e measure for money. The nominal strong and squally. Off Port : lon, St. John's, N.ll.
eurity ; but that, in order to retain this operation within rea- Do. New 301., 64 Do. Thinie, I 3 day'. business calls for no particular observation. Wheat an 1"el 1 • f'l • tain d • ' ed
supp y, an ate prices u. y main e . pries may be called 57e. . for 3-sthe and 2-sths, aad CaEls. to
soluble limits, a high rate of interest should be charged. In Gt- Niemen, 70 100 North Staffordshire, q7l remains as last quoted. Flour 61. per barrel and le. OPP PILL, Oct. 2:J.-Nicaragua, Quebec.
Do. Halves, 57 9
present circumstances they would sugg, st that the rate of 4 Oxford, Wore. and Wray.. 194 per sack, a .
ots 24 to 3d. per bushel, and Oatmeal Yeovil., Oet. 22.-This being our small market there 695. for all No. I, nett cash, f.o.b. CLYDE, Oct. 23.-W. - Arrived : Frances, Demean ;
Do. Qrs., IS Read., Guild„'and Relit., 61 was but little business done. There were a few samples of
Is. per load, lower. In other articles no alteration. . , ' HOPS. - BOROUGH M ARKET, Two o'Clock. - on Manzanilla • Jane St. John's N.B. • Renfrewshire
Av . „ „ ,
intereat should not be less than 8 per cent. Do. Fifths, 13 4 Shrombire Union, lli Wheat shown, the prices were nommally about the same tel . ' and Buberb, Dalhousie ; Arnie, and Lady of the Lake,
Sales in everything are confined to the supply of con-
If this coulee should lead to any infringement of the ex. Do. New 171. eh., 72 8. P.. R Dover, 181 7 last week with a slight tendency downwards. Means. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report thatthere Quebec ; Highlander, St. Kitt's ; Harmonia, New York ;
Ming law, her Majesty's government will be prepared to Hull R Selby. 96 . Do. do. No. 3,8/ 9 sumptive demand. Present prices: Wheat, per bushel of
is a bre" demand for all good Hops with colour and quality.
propose to parliament, on its meeting, a bill of indemnity. lAne. St Carlisle, 32 Do. do. Se. 1,1 i II "Nibs. Enelish, white Ed. 3d. to Sa. NI; red, 7s. 9d. to That, Oet. 33.-0 ur supplies of all grain art small, and Duty, 200,0001. M„,eanm, Quebec.
They will rely upon the discretion of the directors to re- leeeelt.tand aleseew..ll, 34 3 South Wales, 31 84. 31. Inds, red, 7s. '3l. to 7.. 9d. Barley, per bushel barely sufficient for our local wants. We mote no alteration New Mid aE. Rents H. oto 41. 12 1 Yearling Rest, 1, cwt. 2/.10 to RIO a •IBACH, Oct. 23.-A small boat. marked " Shannon
deice se aeon as posaible the amount of their nom., if any e„,.ese. geweeee 4, '
, nit ~ a . (bast, 40 1 York, Nerre., & Berwick. 31 4 of 601bs. grinding, N. Ni• to 44. Oats, Per bushel 0145th5., in pnces, but the buyers act with great caution at barely ;ten Weald of Eats 210te a 0 I Yoxelott Somm •..25 to 3 3 Packet, of Fiehgreard," and a let of shipping notes, &c., for
extraordinary issues should take place, within the limits pre- Do. Con. Eighths, II D°' icwilrhe't New' & B•`"), English, 'Scotch, and fine Irish, 3s. 3d. to 3s. 6d. • Irish kiln. last week's prices. Wheat, white, Ns. to 58a. per imp pr • New &met
27 8 210 to 3 101 Old Dom. ..... ~ 1 1., to 2 0 the above vend were picked up yesterday at the Nash
• • ' Farnham .... .... 4 Ito 3 121 Point • end the 'hull of a small diemuted and water-logged
scribed by law. ;Ibe 48. to red 52s to 66 B I malt= 33a 3' • irri g ~,
Do. ewe wee. 3 r„,r ow., 43 Do. Fermin, NO. I (Tora a dried runs, 3s. to 3e. 2d. Beans, per qr. of 501 „ . , . s. ar Ey, g, .
t°
"' ' - ndin-' iv INCHUTER FAIR. Ott. 23.-The old Farnham' are l '
Her Mejerty's Government are of opinion that any extra Lon. and N. Western, 147 30 Newt), lei 50e. ; Tick, 46e. to 48e. Peas, per 8 imperial busbele, 32e. to 335. Beene, 624. to 56e. Malt, 665. to 70s. Oats, nese was seen off Porthcawl. A plank marked " pecker,'
profit derived from this measure should be carried to the ac- Do• New Q 12,71 02 Do. No. 2 (Nene. and Ben), white boilers, 44.. to 465. Flour, per sack of 2801b5., 12d. to 120. per stone of 1411 e. Flour, 40s. to 445. per sack •
generally superior to thee. of this year, cousequently more i da •
and a few cocoa nuts were picked up a ew ys once, above
fount of the public, but the precise mode of doing so must be Es... :Int.
./ele.li, B. ee od 102 3
Do. O.N.E. Parana, 8 I English and Irish, fine 395. to 40s. ; superfine, 41s. to 425.; of 28011... moue is Mg
extra, 435. to 445. Oat;meal, per load of 2401b5., English and Dv nue, Oct. 22.-Our supplies of grain this week have P H Z,' Of 0
be asked f th 1846 one', 61. 64. to 61. 16. •
the nen this esr 61. to 51. 10s. Old AlMns and other
1 DURIIITCII.
Darn' Smarts FISHINO.
;Oft to future arrangement. Do. 101. eh., M. a Et., (Ai, 73 York kN. Midland, 67 9 Irieh, 30s. to 31s. been very moderate, butthe depressions° generally reported country ops, . , new, 51. to U. Se. Kents, from N. to Leawtex, Oct. 21.-The Prince of Wales arrived at
Her Majesty's Government are not insensible to the eril of Do, do. (B ,74 Do. Pref., 15 41. 10s. Best Suasex, 41. 103. to 41. 15. • f • 31
. ; in wrier, .he Scalloway from Davis's Straits, reports AbraJiam 3 fish,
any depsrture from the law which has placed the currency of Do. do. (C ,4 5 Do. ,E. kW. R. Erten.), 26 3 MARLBOROUGH, Oct. 23.-Wheat was sold lower by 28. from the othern ate as es
'de the w r h used the tendene of
y 31. 10s. ; yearling Sussex, 21. to V. IN. ; old, 255. to 355, 23 .
this country upon a sound basis ; but they feel confident that log. and S. W., 57 6 Orleans & Bordeata, 134 to 3s. per qr.; the best, 565. ; second quality, 643 • common, prices to be downwards here also. At the abstemeat noted tom, is„ tons ,t. rews„
Regal' 3 fish 26 • S And ' 3 fish -
in the present circumstances, the menus which they have Do. ~,New c 00......, Eilhtla 41 Paris and Lyons, 341 484. to 60s. Barley 3c per qr. lower, the best malting 345.; the stands were however well cleared. We reduce our ANDOVER, Oct. 23.-The prices asked are from ss. to 10s, Pacific, 4es, 30 tons ; Resolution, 2 fish, 28 tons ; Char-
proposed may be safely adopted ; and that, at the same time, De. 'se*, et.e 214 other qualities, 30s. to 32a. Oats from 225. to 275. per qr. quotations ls. for Wheat, all 4 3d. to ed. Per barrel each Per cwt. above what such sold for at Weyhill ; for the beet lotte, 6 fish, 5.5 tons ; Horn, 6 fish, 60 tone ; Alexander,
the main provisions ot that law, and the vital principle of - Beans, 48s. to 58e. Peas, 455. to 525. Melt, Bs. 6d. to 8.. 9d. 1
or Barley and Oat.. Sack Flour is also 6d. to lc per Farnham', 61. to 71. per cwt. is demanded ; second quality, 3 fish, 16 tons.
meeening the convertibility of the bank note may be firmly PRODUCE.-Miscuco-L.tetr., Half-past Two.-- per buehel. Rye, 19s. to 20s. per sack. New Tares, 7.. 6d. cwt., and American le. to 24. per barrel lower. For Indian ,. ,
maintained. We have the honour to be, gentlemen, your The public sales of Sugar advertised for to•morrow consist per bushel; old, 6s. ed. Corn the demand was limited, at 2a. per qr. reduction. AVERAGES, FROM THE " LONDON GAZETTE" OF FRIDAY LAST
obedient humble servants, of 150 hhds. West India, 10,600 bags Mauritias, and 4,000 u
..,EWC __ _. . . . . The following was the general currency : Wheat, red, per
ASTLE-024-T YNE, Oct. 2d.-The weatner sours tins 2eolbs., 25.. to 295. ,• white, 275. to 31s. Oat", per 1961bs , W H NAT ..; MULLET. , theTe. EEL 113.4,315. 1 P SAL
(Simned) JOHN Rt.:sena. bags Madras.-Coffee : Large sales of this article are declared day se' night has been as favourable as could be desired, DIBTIIICTS. llama avaide 'Tanen Averefe Hammes Average Wu Avenge 'Mammy Average, va.A awssis
13 3d B I
lls. to 15. . ar ey, per 2211 b.„ 14s. 6d. to 17s. 3d. Oat-
The Governor and Deputy• Governor CHAS. W 00D. for tomorrow vie, 3,000 bags and 100 cask' Ceylon. The which :es enabled our farmers to complete seeding opera-
of the Bank of England. improved aspect of the money market has been a source of tiens in this dietrict. The trade during the present week hes meal, per cwt., 13e. to 15s. Flour, seconds, in sacks, per , Load= 4680 54 I 1726 31 8 i 1233 21 $3 37 0 Ilin 41 3 179 33
(Copy of reply.) congratulation among holders of produce, and all are been of a dull and inanimate character, and with increaaed esti'
cwt 17s. to 17s. f3d. ; American, per barrel, 28s. to 295• Oxbridge IMO 37 I Ile 34 0 1 423 IS3 0 443 0 543
Bank of England, Get. 25, 1847. willing to believe that bunnies will immediately revive, an Corn 480Ibe 2,51 to 34s r r
arrivals of Wheat and Flour the business passing has been I - ' Per •, • •Pe q • Fart 6107 52 PM el 7 117 23 933 8 268 3a 9 103 41
Gentlemen,-We heee the honour to acknowledge your and that prices have seen their lowest. We are without limited at a reduction of 23. per uarter, per sack and BELFAST, Oct. 22.-Farmers are now bringing a fair sup. ilrethrdehire
637 33 , 301 34 3
4213 211 7 I II 23
SS Si ... ... 17 43 1 23 49
49 46 5 3 48
letter of this day's date, which we have submitted to the transactions hy private contract. but the public sales of to- barrel respective] th ' l be. qi f . t tlittl Ply of grain to market, and farmers' Wheat Is in moderate ilekeeasaraldre.
y, oer arta es ing n air reques a e lll7 53 , 1741 33 6 ' 123 14 ... ...
... • 66 49 3 15 43
Court of Directors, and we inclose a copy of the resolutions morrow are looked forward to with interest to give quota- change in value, At our merket this ne,rning we had a good demand, at • decline of about 93. per cwt.; parcels ex•ship wic..c.u..
thereon, and tions.-Tea steady. show of Wheat from growers, for which a slow sale was ex- or in store are in very limited request, at about our quota. Berkshire 2484 53 1 1455 33 1 132 23 1 31 45 7 ill 42
We have the honour to be, airs, your moat obedient ser- perienced at • decline of 3.. to 40. per qr. whilst at the same hone. Flour in moderate demand, at our reduced quota- Surrey 1230 54 1 ' 262 32 1 37 23 - ... 13 41
vans, TALLOW.-Market firmer. Petersburg Y.C. on time a fair extent of busineu was transacted in south country tions. Barley unchanged in value. Oats in fair demand, at lead SIM 31 1019 13 3 : 254 SI I ... ... lii 38.'10 134 41
(Signed) J 4)(611 MORRIS, Governor. the spot, 455. 6d.; all the year:delivery, 41a. liel. ; January qualities at a aimilar decline. In foreignbut few transactions about last week's rates. Oatmeal sold at 135. 3d. at the gems'
2013 53 287 33 7 I 331 22
755 32 9 . 141 21 ... ... 111 42 4 160 a
1 26 0 441 43 5 37 40
11. J. PainCoTT, Deputy-00Vernar. oMarch delivery, 465. transpired, but wh tarries occurred wereatadeclineof is. to 3s. commencement of the market ; but towards the close, Domsidn sa llO4 65 1143 SI 5 1 34 26
To the Fine Lord of the Treasury and from the quaatity offered for sale, prices declined about Demeekee ... 033 61 - -
per qr. For Flour we experienced • slow inquiry, and al- $l4 al 4 I 211 23
the Chancellor of the Exchequer. CORN.-`11
....ARK-LANE.-oar market was tolerabl-
, though choice household were offend at 405., our dealers, 6d. ;we therefore quota the price mom 12s. to 12a. 9d. (seise 489 57 UM SO 9 137 31 ••• •••
... ... ...
Resolved,-That this Court do accede to the recommenda- well supplied with Eoglish Wheat by land.carrigee mewl,. nevertheless, held sioof,end it innore tit,. probeete the mei* per cwt. Considerable sales of Indian Corn were effected flonamesahla 1616 57 11411 34 4 237 21 ..• ... lei 44 S ii 57-
tion contained in the letter from the Ant Lord of the Tree. from the near counties, but the condition of many was much bulk of the supplies will have to be warehoused for the pre- during the week at 71. 16s. for yellow ; but holders e1e____,„,,,,,,,„ 472 57 I
1648 5,5 IIS 33 I ,
1137 33 - • •••
525 23 ... ...
sury and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, dated this deg, affected by the damp weather of the past week. Sales pro. sent, holders generally being unwilling to accept under that not being inclined to sell freely at this price, and buyers not 16,0„--7--,,,,,,
7 53 0 1 9 39
and addressed to the Governor and Deputy-Governor if e ceeded alowly, at • decline of fully 2s. per qr. upon the rates figure. In Rye little stirring Malting Barley in fair re• willing to adranoe Is.,the market to day closed with few trans- weemeelewee llllO 65 440 33 ... ... - •'' 28 5.3 5 13 44
Bank of England, which has just beea read. • .
of Monday last.-Barley comes more freely to market, and quest. tho best qualities being saleable at 36s , and other actions. Indian Corn Meal selling at corresponding rates. =b.
00 34 - - 16 49 3 1$ 44 •
That the minimum Fete of diecoene on eels net having for My other than choice samplat, lea Per qr- lem money had sorts in proportion, Grinding in km demand, but in its Prices of eargoes and parcels in store per tOR : Wheat Irish, O7l 60 683 37 44 32 "' ' w
... ... 37 49 6111 48 1111
more than 95 days to run be 8 per cent. ed new 101 10s to 111 • white 101 10s to 111 5s Oate Carib*
to be accepted.-The receipts of Oats since this day se'onight value we observe little churge. Malt commands attention r.. , . . . „ . . . • , period. 413 33 SS 34 1 23 23 •
That advances be made on Bills of Exchange, on Stock, have been small; nevertheless, the trade ruled dull, without, at last week's prices. In Beans and Peas little itirring. Irish, new, 81. 6s. ter 71. 10s.; Barley, new, EU. 10e. to 71. Oat-
Wowtsksblre 6lO 35 1
4670 57 163 S 4
700 31 134 27
24 32 ..2
NIS 16 33 10 ... ...
Erehrge,, Bill., see other approved ...curium in sums of boweve , any quotable variation in ralue.--Beans and Pea" R-vins a moderate' show of One from the country, sales meal, 12/. to 131. IN. Prime yellow Indian Corn, 71. 10e. to /..........mr. l9Oll 56 934 54 216 28 1 ... - 10.1 37 10 , 10 II 0
not less than 2,0001. and for periods to be fixed by the were teroetered in value. were readily effected at the full rates of this day 10'11- st. Meal. 81. IN. to 81. 16s, ; ditto, per barrel. 16e. 113 Ila ; Matlimplon - 1022 34 1 1399 33 443 11 ... - lIS 23 .5 1 153 0
governon, at the rate of 8 per out. per annum. BRMSH. mama. ~. q night. In foreign the business done was trifling, futon Indian Cora, whits, N. to 81. IN. ; Meal, 91. to 91. 10e. ; germad 53 ,33 6 22 ... ... 1 • . -
ie 55 6 9 SS 4
ditto :per barrel 17s to lite
MELLY, gam and Kent, red 49 to 33 M 53...WItite 47 to 53 to 57 feeling disinclined to auept the prices currently offered. . . . . Ilsdlled 664 52 I 227 If .1
103 27 - -
- .____ 62 48 0 . • ..
Norfolk and Suffolk. 47 to 51 to 53. .do 6l to 33 to 35 Wheat, British, Northumberland, old, white, 665. to 6N. ; CORK, Oct. 22.-Wheat in the early part of the week met =eaare5hiree"...........e..... gist lit, 1 I,lale 1,? 79 13
ie 17-0 233 47 2 e 41 .0
SIR R. PEEL AND TEM MIKINTRT.-Sir Robert Peel Talavera (Ewes or Salta) 33 M 39 red, 524. to sfle. • new, white, Mc M 60a. ; red, a fair inquiry, and prices were well supported ; the dire =1... 6277 31 3101 31 2370 20
539 It 72 MI 4 173 110 4 ' 80 a 6
arrived in Whitelall.gardens st eight o'clock on Friday even- Comb. It Lia, red•-•.- to -to -•••white-•• -te- m -50 e. to 665. • Norfo'llt and Suffolk, old, white, 595. utroas edema from the English side hare, 1 o liner, pro- - . 7330 31 15315 31 413 32 IN S 7 10 , Si 47 7 41 SS 7
Northumb. and Scotado. -to -... d 0...... -to- te - 30 37 2 1 406 34 4 29 47 2
las, from his seat at Tamworth. Shortly after the right hon. Irish do to to -to 62.. red, 64e. to 58. ; new, white, 665. to dueed a very &musing effect upon the market, and the Sl:re ....... ......... l2lll 53 $444 SS 374$ II
1 a 4 148 61 0 19 SO t
baronet's arrival he was visited by the Chancellor of the arm _w _ 60s. • red, 525. to 665. • Lincolnshire, old, white, 645. nude must be quoted at la. to Deed per baste lower, with
Exchequer. Tbe interview between the right hon. gentle- Bata, Feeding -- to .datilling 28 te 2/1 to SO to egs.; red, 625. to ies. , new, white, 64e. to 585. ; • dull sale. In prepared Wisest we ham se Monoseless of 7
Lsmirke ...... -.-.....
' men lusted until nearly 12 o'clock at niglet. Lord John Malting 3l to 33•••Cbovaier37 to Haas- red, Ms. to Me Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 345. moment. Barley, from liken.% nun shale taseiefitally 74 62 4 34 14$ 34 ... - - ..• ... ...
Russell arrived in town on Saturday morning, from his red. Irish - -to - to • als. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 325. to 34a. Is. per barrel lower, with • lasgeid riempail ItereW flie at _
640 SS I 279 S 5 394 se ... ...
dance in Richnsond-pmit, before 10 o'clock. The noble lord Bum WAIST t° Chevalier, 341. to 36.. ; Northumberland and Scotch, 280. the decline. Oslo airs panidesnia the Isprentaa, at ID. to serthemberheato. 3054 54 1513 SO 371 23 22 29 9 .7
44 0 .. ...
MAW al to SO Sue, Pale se to 62 1263 aa 132 $5 24 37 I ... ...
immediately afterwards had a long interriew with the Chan- . 44 to 42e Ode maple 42 to 41 tO 305.; Chevalier, 30.. to 32a. ; grinding and distilling, 265. to 9d. per barrel cheaper, ehe st the meingflem big
_at Deness- ... ... ... ...
oellor of the Euhequer, at hie official residence in Downing- re"' Pekes -to - ,uswitti _to _ 30.. Malt, 66e, to GO.. • Chevalier 59s to 62A. Oats, least fulLy equal to tho tiammi -Ts remelt Rabb* Ms Woks- 717 os 191 02 1 1 531 17 ..... -
• -
street. White ......, 43 to 46.. bo -
' i olds NI- to 32e. i huhtele hol heell dahas Mae line% Our leftism it nn rw.edeiweeile awwis.... IHII4 H HUI M Imu n IMI $7741-7-ns 1s i NO 46 4