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lilirm „sr, e ei, ging Winton Arcot. Maarinn.howe. MIDDLIS TEMPLE were made on Saturday, Novembm 6 Oh 4ibs in e:: t. 3•11 1...
sit a fell o!,s. ler qr. •, the bee! malting. weig.h.l.2
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it 3.7,3‘.:5,,-....1 ii.,.; °.r...,ii ~,,rtrki1,,A'Nth,11.,V,17,1,77,..41 tit The following. genilemen were admitted : C. le. G. Barnard,
umeicehnleateusgedrintdbiengbeaTt.o. :LAI:* froOam46d7retollds.ecapenrqg rs.o PmPol yr; ftroi nma "X
hentbilda Efessewzarr; tihvearie ff,"asmalaolrobreekinhirenneancdar.Wrg'oi'be.cfromb'
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Wawa° 6""rtV" H. M. M akely, J. Alcock, J. Campbell, J. Bell,S. Carter, S.
money. Beans were in short supply. but the demand being Scotland, and one from Holland. The weather being very
I esortite ros". ' wow. oam, 0,46.1 , a,,,, r„,. a„,,„ „, F. Wooloser, and W. T. Bridges, Es' quires.
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limited, priees were as last week. Peas, some good white wild for the season, and the town market being abun antly
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~..'els m 1 herniae. I DireirlerilL 33'''''.2..W7 THE TWO POACHERS charged with stabbing the beilers sold at 255. per sack ; grey, 224. to 243.
, "7" _- 1,5,-, 101 -,-, -0 ; g.ei 10 0 Leo 12 0 tt gam.ekeepers at Rest Horsley, were exemined at Guildford, supplied with vegetables, which are setting unusually cheap,
on Saturday, and committed to Hon-monger-lane goal for
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e filttlS WINCHESTER, Nov. A-Fine Wheat, 555. to 58e. per qr.; the trade is exceedingly heavy at the following quotations:
0 mms. , I mon ;44 0 0 25 881 I 2 3 24 trial.
WO , slid i al 0 0 46 13 4iB 9 4 13 second gustily, 525. to 545. • some ordinary lots, 48s. to 50e. York Regents, 120 s. ; secondary, 1105. Shaws, 106 s. to
I gel : , m tat Barley In gorral oupply; tMde rather slack ; Kane Very grood 1101. • ft ent and Essex Regents, 100 s. to 12es.; Shawn,
eu upon liberal terms. -- - - ---- -
'''''.-----PoT.1""("'' o' -6 "'UWE:7OBIORX E SMITH. SeernarY. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. malting selling tat 30s. to 324. per qr. ; grinding end inferior, 100 s. to 110 s. i Kidneys, 1001. to 120 ; Blues. 100 s. to 110se
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28a. to 295, New Malt, 604. to 625. per qr • old 64s to 66e. Scotch Buffs, 1004, ; common whites, 100 e. ; Wiebule
.n-----my-di FLatVER ROOTS.-TH()MAS F. No. 372.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 8, 1847. [3d. Oats not much in demand ; the best made 27.. per qr. ; Regents, 100 s.; Shaws, 90s. to 100 s.; Dutch, 60s. to 70s.
no Mr of DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS fo.n.
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.L 0 wiVel ilni Illoqe. 7. Cheeeelieldereet, New•mad, Loodon, MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
• useaseoos, •,,`,,.''.!.,,,ii re out kb celebrated to...containing
HOPS. - BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'Cloc.k. -
• low -1 inserans 12 Floe rimmed In. Alamitos. 7wo o'Clock.-We have had a rem kabl
lir y COALS. -Ileilf-post Two.-The following are the made at former quotations. Wheat, per load, 121. 10e. to offered at 645. to 565. per qr. Peas, white, 525.; grey, 465.
OMy aa'''t miss roue, 12 Fine namod irk Inuanks- market to-clay in the funds. Consols have been up roodtadlttions : Adaii's Main, 16r. ; Bate', Hartley, 195.; 161 os • old 14/ to 16/ 10s Barley per qr Ms to 36s to 48e.
WISBECII, Nov. 6.-The supply of Wheat is increased Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that there
t „„ meanie .. . 17 Eine named Nona, Ga. 2.. i ' . * ' ' " ' ' is a good demand at the following quotations. It was thought
. ii T..."'',._, Th''!:1117.10,... 91 Chaim named Croce. 'a IVest Hartley, Ms. 61. ; Eden Main, 20s. ; Hasting's ta, s. to 25e. Beans, 464. to 48s.
to 84 to 1 for time, and arc now 831 to I, and 83,; to Hartley, 19, ed. ; yanfield moor, Itsc ; west Henley, HULL, Nov. 6.-There has been a good demand for both to-day, and the demand in active at Is. per quarter advance by Dome that the highness of the duty would cause prices to
mMe • -w,; 5.. e, „,,,,m... I ,',O Lamest yellow Crocus. 1, for money. Exchequer Bills, 12s. to Bs. dis. Re- 19s. 6.1. ; Walls End Bewicke and Co., 19e. 3d. ; Walls End English and foreign Wheat, at Is. to 2_, per qr, more mouey. on last week's prices. But few Oats or Beans, and former 8.0 lower, but the market remains very firm.
t 91F" .......1'" - d orl'Ae Anemones /8 Lured Moe Crone.
37 9,,,,,..-- . 50 Lamest white Civeue. duced Threes, 824 to .3. Three-and-a-Quarter per Braddyirs Helton, 20s. 3,1 • Walls End netton, 20s. 9d. ; Barley is scarce, particularl •d• I 0 rate% maintained. Prima to the growerc-Wheat, fine 'ew Mid aIL Keats V. oto 51. 121 Yearling Keats p. ewt.21.10 to 3410
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_parce c iits are New Woad of Yeats 216t0 4 0 I Tinning Sumer . 25t0 3 3
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12 6.3....*370.' I Barn roots of the hon qielity• which will he forwarded 4-,„ , „,, ,
Vt e havelr once during many months . ,
274a1m1e End Lambton, 20s. fid, ; Walls End Stewart's, saleable at improved rates. Beans and Peas meet • steady new, white, 621 b. to 631 h. imp. 58s. per qr. of 36 stones ; New Nunez
Ail ..---,.. ame t :nth. for el. or hos.. containing half of nue .4 •••.1.11,..., ooi to 4. .110 to 3 10 I Old Hops ...... ~ 1 oto 3 0
; 1VV„,,,,-ijor EL.,:l:e osere Ho floes mlocu,,ii or root.. erikw 4,,,01d the extraordinary feature of a day without an unfa- . ; Walls End 'reef, 20s. ed.-Ships at market, 54.
odoemtrodotatotwkeellt,sounpdperteiodooprices. Rye Meal is much forced Rood runs, 611 b. to 621 b., 56e. ; line, new, red, 621 b. to Farnhame .......... 4 4to 5 121
ouence, great saerifi are 6.11 b., 545. ; good runs, 611 b. to 62110., 635.; fine old red, ANDOVER, Nov. 6.-Trade dull. The bast Farnhams are
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theOuraf bitle 21.1111002 Of any sort, and the speculators for CORN.-lifenB-LtBB.-The arrivals of all de- obliged to be made, It is, however, getting jet° exteneive 621 b. to 631 b., 561. Oats, fine new meetinß, 12d. to 121 d. offering at 51. to 51. ss. per cwt. ; soma fine, of 1846, 51. 10s.;
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e a are consequently much at fault. Money is ser tious of graiu into this port during the past week have consumption, being now the cheapest of all food for cattle per stone. ; good new feed, 114 d. to 12d. Beans, old, 50s. euperior country, of 1846, 41. to 41. 10s. ; new Altoia, 31. 10s.
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m mom, won gold eisteacie Jewelled in four holm, eight comity-, out now day by day from the quarters where bee but moderate, and this morning's supply by land- The arrivals of Linseed this week are only 790 qrs , consist- to 525. ; new, 425. to 459. to 41.; Sussex Hops, 31. to 31. 10s.
Mem rsiSi.esemena ditto. MMMei dial., 1411.0.41,14 : youths' elver 34 has `1 h
oee hoarded, but good bills for discount, on the earn ige samples from the near counties was by no means ing of 740 qrs. from Archangel, and 50qrs. from Gothenburg. WORCESTER, Nov. M-With a good supply of Wheat, Wmenesren, Nov. 6.-Fine Farnhams, old, 51. per cwt.;
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. The trade opened heavily, and the advance The market has been principally supplied with Black Sea and all other description of grain much firmness was this year's, 41. 105 ; Crondalls, Bentleys and Altoos, 31. 104.
t eam....,sew.; tlf 4,111,ens : mimanßal and accurgicireoing direr lever •
•-- rowelled In four holes, six guineaa-DENT. sr. skewed: 33. contrary, are becoming Seltrce where 8 per cent. has leugestablished on Wednesday and Friday last was not which being pressed forward for cask payment has caused evinced to realize an advance over last, week's rates, but the to 41. 4s ; Odihards and Froyles, 41. ; sem' e moderete Sussex
t gleam ~- . 114 gem' timing° linnet Tower Areal.
&awe ''''''' "" ' to be paid. Bankers and discount brokers are only maintained, the best runs being uneMeable at may- • decline in price of about ls. per qr. ; whilst id other qua- market closed with a willingness to purchase on the same and Kents, 31. to 31. 153. ; some very superior Mid Kents,
• ertalliOSlTE CANI/LES, Bld. per lb. ; wax .
too glad to obtain 7 per cent. upon &steins paper. thing over last Monday's quotations, whibt inferior Mies no alteration can be noted, holden being firm at late terms, and, with much buainess being done, no advance was 41, 10s. to 51. Trade very dull.
ne, is ; isermsai wax, le tm. ; fine wax. Is. 5.1.: tranwerent .
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" ' Ine win .... Id. • bed sperm mulling Is. 00. • more fhe absurd Bank minimum of 8 per cent. bids fair and ill-conditioned parcels remained unsold, although rate*. We quote Black Sea, 46s ; fine heavy Petersburg, established.
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freely offered at that day's rates. In foreign Wheat there 465. ; middling, 425. to 445.; inferior, 395. to 40s. ; Arch-
• rotaw.,S.: iisssal etst av^aal"`• •d* • il'lC* '"'e. ' • lin' • shortly to leave the establishment without business. WOOL.-LoNnos.-In En,glish very little doing,
Oa Hs and dos. or 1123. • mouloi wep One, was very little business transacted ; but choice Dantzic angel, 40s. to 410.,• R 4-4, 41s. to 445.; Memel end Konigne Yemen., Nov. 5.-There was an unusuall small 'Men-
, ...lisid,„42•eaWaama ``‘',r•an.Mi eal.m. i.,' 02, 1e....4.1- ter peck.: e't: ho..wowsulmr, Our foreign market continues dull, and without
• Wheat which is scarce brought the extreme prices of Mon- berg, middling, 384. 6d. to 40s. • inferior 365. 6d. to 38s. per e •
dance of farmers at our market to-day, aynd very little at rather lower prices. The public sales of foreign have
s not. : elms" s'' °°' °"" ""' .."' •"1. 3" E"'"' ' ''"' ". • rerZ material alteration of prices. Spanish Fives are 154 day hist'. Maley was iti, ot a tree sale for any but selected qr. according to quality. Rapeeeed neglected, and the price unless was done at the following prices : Wheat, 7.. to been in daily progress, with a much larger attendance of
m, „moms 4... d. : best merm ere. re Bee sealing wax, 40.
"ier i..6•revols. et PATIN:se otd cattheshed warehouse, W. St. Mar• tO 16.4 ; the Threes, 26; to 7 i Portuguese, 20 to 2. samples. There was not sufficient alteration in value, how- nominally 27/. 10s. to 201. per last. Nitrate of Soda is now .• •
7 Gd per bushel. Barley, 324. to 341. per quarter. Oats, buyers from the menufacturing districts, and the bidding*
are rather more,animated, but prices remain much the NilMe
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99.44,,, 0 sedte Slaughter's Coffee-hut, .
226. to 283. per quarter. Beano, 28s. to 30s. per sack.
YORK, Nev. 6.-Little Wheat offering at our market this u hat reported'
. __ s . . Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Centa , 87.4 20 91. 13utch ever, to warrant any alteration in quotations. Oath were a held for 12s. per cwt. Linseed Cakes have been obtainable
AIIiNTLNG EXERCISE.-Getitlemen riding, Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 53 'to 4 ; the Fours, better sale, end their value was fully supported. Beans and on rather lower terms-sai, beat Hull-made. 111. 7s. 6d. per
ton; foreign. 10/. 10a, own to 91, per ton, according to
• egnine. mffinine Dom relaxation. in. 41.41 try W. IL 0,,, _ o, ... . .. ,
no Peas in short supply, and quite as dear. day, and millers have reluctantly given 2s. per qr. More ANDO{ Elt, Nov. 6.-Some of the largest flock masters
' Ere SUSPENSION 11A N DAGES. admitted to be the bolt ell 4 t 43 ze. mexican, 101 to 16. Peruvian, 29 to az. than last week. Supply of Braley good, and prices rather around here are still holders of Wool, for which they refuse
BRITISH. Snores. en man. quality. Itape Cakes are very scarce, and command 61. yer
wer num ,vbeavviher of avddra'sitatmaava hmlf,'"ltLo,h'7w.,:r° Brazilian, 76 to 8. Russian, 104 to 6. in favour of the buyer. In other articles no alteration, to take the prices now offered, the beat teg Wool having
s 'laser, Faroe and Kent, red 31 to 55 to 57...wh1tc..... 49 to 57 to 39 ton. Bovea same as last week, and none offering athot.
• ',5e11...7 IP: lii..ngi t.t!',"(.7.1- reentlenthceri °..r'thl kof ...Wt.:fit/mint: thf.: ENGLISH FUNDS. Norfolk and Suftik. 49 to 33 to 33... do 53 to 33 to 57 Guano: The demand has rather slackened, but prices are
supported by the holder,. Foreign imports into Hull during Present prices : Wheat, white, 56e. to 60s. per imp. qc, ; fiulen 2d. per lb.
red, 5.5 e. to 674. Barley, malting, ndo
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ott me memo mom,. con-opience.'' hut :Id much to the ormfort of Bank Stock, 183 7 I 3 per Ct. Cone. Ae. 131 4 Talavera (Fame or Suffolk) 57 to 61
the week: Linseed, 790 qrs. ; Wheat, 1,422 ; BarleA, 3,080;
1 nerd, Prim R.. and 30. . Ocut emen ...tidies the nee of 3 per 44 Red. Anne., r-1 I 34 par Cents.. 431 Cub. 8: lAn., red....- ro -to -...white..... -to- to -
t342.1.2thic13. 2sper Istraynee. 306(.11713843.1. Fi11et:3463941 tt°too er3Bs4-43.4..O;peaarwriendiciliknidgo; oirßeekolAwonnerialekut:WDPutoo-Insiatenra7Lohneen
law' solms ham one per post. and onnuoitrietam dalo for the 3 por CL Cone. Anna.. 83 Is:chequer Silas, Bs. db. Northumb. and *Mad°. -to -... do__ - to -le -
P lin"' hf • ( , wimp - Address W. H. AILEY, 4 , Oxford. FOREIGN FUNDS. Irish do to . do. . to -to - Oats, 600; Beans, 2,312 ; Peas, 215 ; Tares, 133 ; yemeal,
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end, London. 5 per Ct. Alien= lkmds 94 6 1 per Cent, armada 11.1., 1718 Rm. -to - 610 bags ; Oilseed Cakes, 316 tons. Melba. spinners to still further abridge the narrow Fmk on which
t THE• complete succers of LEA and PERKINS' -It ese antiedifirda 871 1i 0...16 Deferred Rd.., 31 5 BAALST, Feeding -to •thotWOMI 3° to 3° t° 3° MANCHESTER Nov. 6.-With a demand confined to the DURLIN, Nov. 6.-The supplies to our market this day they have been buying, and throughout the week but little
t WORCErriERSHIR 3: SAUCE. In Imparting the most arr. 3`"wP"CL Brasilia; Bils. 75 8 5 per Ct Merle., 1846. 151 15
6 per CL Perurien Mts., ?dm Malting -
Deli 3l to 33...Chena11er32 to 34 line- w of ' . . . have been small, and the demand for Wheat and Oats being has been done, at prices in favour of the buyer. Nods and
to _ auts present consumpuen, prices have been well main-
. asisemear to arnica. with every kind of root meat. to awake, man. DM. New. 73 5 ' ....- -to Acoteh
to _ tabled during the week, with tome tendency to advance, lively an advance of Is on the former and ed r harrel brokee are so limited in the quantity making, that prices an
ww, 5.5. esd mop, torether with its hiett net. and acknowlediei 6 8,„ Cs. 0„„,„, Are, n 0,.. 33 5 Ltatrffe.c",,,,,t,,,,' Ntw.261942 6 Bum WIIIMI.-..........-
1.... e• ' • ierties And the eery general demand that ha. wire 18,„, ~7,10.,„ Bd. 84 .
I. DeDirwC.t.i4irponbthishikUitla'• .151/41471 MALT un the' latter was realised. A considerable busineePes done in better supported than long Wools.
... et to 56 .1504 pi& 54 to MI ant at, Liverpool and Wakefield ehe same lass been the cane. . . .
' 'a, ...,-/r-,s";',..eer. • ~..., • • other kind of whice. heeler Induced partite piti-,, 4.01,00-n. Ina. Kb'. - Plus, grey ee to 411 s ed maple 4l to 44 At our nsarket this morning the display of samples of really Indian Cora at is. peroir. advance. Barley and Bore main- Leaps, N0v..5.-The trade in foreign Wool continues
tatned their value. and Flour and Oatmeal were held for rather
hanwdowbilhteouotga, Leto yooett,epoanryt sig. nvseryof
fliamt pwroeovekinetnhto.
•71 w•-teme-- ii Ault 'tti"- Min' i.Prnanufacture and sell SPURIOUS 1M ITA• Columbian I...mailer Bd.. 24 3 oprininr, Deferred ltd.. 13 14 Blue -to - imperial to utilities of each article is very scanty. Wheat meets
more money. The following was the general currency : Ivnerinfigslie
ii - HONS. none of which will hear columns. with thee...roe, Nit crone 3 pet 3, ty,,,,,, it.„.. 7,8/
smash Peelve lids.. 31 I White 41 to 46...bonere. ..... 30 to 52 rdwa
t an advance of 2d. to 3d. per bushel on fine and
Wheat red .per 2801b5., 25s to 31s. • white 28s. to 33, consumers acting very. cautiously, and buying nothing ex.
s diespaourieni to thee sheave not aware of the deception. L. and P. es per et. outer. ltd., 53 4 2 per CL Yenned, In., 32 1 Seem, Mar.sean. 38 to SI. .tkk
35 to 48
..3.9 40 to 42...,0d 46 to 30 good seconder/. samples. Sack Flour brings Is. and for ,„' ' • ' • •
Oats:, yeur 1961b5., Ult. to 13s. Gd. Barley, per 22416 e, 15s. cept to complete positive orden ; prices may be quoted a
IM repectlidh ie n,s'ania•gal l''''''"mr* °° 4.11 °°'-'l'l' i° °•° 01 1 per Ct. Cert. Duteti. 611 2/ Venezuela Deferred kids., 810 Harrow
• agar Teals. New spring -to --now winter -0, --old -to - eelect samples . per sack over the price of this day week
to 1r 5. . Oatmea , per cwt., I3s. to Iss. Flour, seconds, shade lower.
LEA AND PERRINS WORCESTERIMIRE SAUCE,
t tit•t their nanam am men the label and patent cap of me RAILWAYS.-Shares are on the rise, both home It`rw"`, New - 40 to 42 Very little sweet barrel Flour to be had. Oats and Oatmeal
ma to we
Lisesan Cseas, per thousand ..... ..... ....... .... £ll 10e. tre 413 Oe. in sacks, rr cwt., 17s. to 18s. Indian Corn, per 4801 be.,
saleable at last week's rates. Indian Corn 2s. per quarter, Livearoot, Nov. 6.-In foreign Wools there has been
. OM. and foreign. There has been a good deal of inquiry ilt.
ogred3*°=wth'.r.olnlexi°:"Barelay• "'
Rre.atl.'S.7n.s."7Ctoreon".*7ans rißLVkrrell'.Unrink, for Midlands, Great Westerns, North Staffords, and ELove, Town-made, delivered 43 to 46...finet,,,Zh7tdk IP Z .ii lad Meal Is. per barrel dearer. Other articles without 25'• I° 35 ' rather more doieg, but the demand is confined to such kinds
• Norfolk and Suffolk. . 38 to 40...whtte 4O to 42 alteration. Present prices: Wheat, per bushel of 701 he., BRLFART, Nol. 5.-Our fanner, are now bringing a fair as are required for the immediate wants emote trade, we
i or omus ei,4 merchants, MI. Ma oy Me OloU
in French shares for Tours and Nantes, at advanced Northumberisuid, Lincoln, and Yorkshire -to - English, white 84. lid. to 9s, 3d, ; red, gs„ to gm gm supply of grain to market, and farmer.' Wheat in good de- have had some inquiry for Alpaca, but no sales to report.
liiiirrin ..sucto oniverells.
-to - Irish, red, 7s. lid. to Bs. Barley, per bushel of 601b5., mend, at an edvance of 3d.
. TOIL 1/REN'S HA IR.-RO W LAND'S Prices- Basses and Kent -to - .Irish Per CIL OD the rates of this day Nothing doing in Scotch, and prices are nominal. Imports
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V MACAS4AR OIL mutates the HAIR in Ile embro state. wee- FOREIGN.
BALES EFFIECTED UP TO TWO THI3I DAY IN LONDON. Wieur, Dantric and Konigsberg .... 52 to 54 fine grinding, 3s. 6d. to et Oatt,i;per bossbel of 451 be , English, se'nnight, but impareels exeship or store, we have still few for the week endiest Nov. 6 : Foreign, 2,933; Previoesly,
w.,,,,... month, mean. It In maturity, and continues the prron.lon SG to 50 Scotch, and fine Irish, 3a• zu. to 41. ed. f Irish kiln-dried transactions. Insh e lour in moderate request, at the an- 50,447 ; MA, 62,380. Scotch, 875 ; previouly, 13,96 j t
(Saturday's prices will be found in last page). Pomeranean, Reetock, and Muth, t2 to 34 runs, 3s. to 3s. 241. Beans, per qr. of 5041b5., English
t gemam stew, .ilky sateen. and le sari.. redundancy to the latert
...A.mb.t.Nott, 13... .;hur,dll.3:l. .14n., 1 I Lon. It 8. W. New 50/. eh., 28 i nexed reduced rates. American Flour, on the contrary, total, 14,838.
. Freuch and lambent
9nal of human life. Genial and rnnifying, It dispels an scurf and rm.
small 47s to 495. ; Tick, 453. to 473. Peas, per must be queted Is. 6,1. to 2s. per barrel higher than last
...I rneke. the me of the Moe comb unnemenry. Beware of no.. o 9.....9t0 alidland, DM 91 Danish and Hanaburgh l7 to 51 . . •
8 imperial bushels, white, boilers, 445. to 464. Flour, per week. Barley unchanged.- Oats and Oatmeal are both about f' a 7TV-P -t•
MPH'S 131 IT ATIONS4 !,' .-The genuine article ham the woola Bristol and Exeter, 60 30 Do. 401. eh., 401 1 Ruseidn. .... ........ 42 Us 45.-Igyptian -to - ..,... -, ...C. - SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clork.-
-Row!. \ 51V:4 MACAewAR OIL" on the termer. Price 3... &L. Do. Third. 9 Do. SOL ph., 7/ 8 Danube Ord .... ... 39 to 41 ' sack of 28,9163., English and Irish, fine, 40s. to 41s. ; surr- 3d. per cwt. dearer, and in fair demand. Indian Corn must The supply of Beasn la large, but the average quality very
be quoted about ss. per ton dearer than last Friday. but even middling, coneequently the best deecriptions are readily dim
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so.; family bath.. •eoual to four small. 10.. 6.1 ; and double that elee. Caledonian, 35/ Do. Bir. and Dern... 82 Speabh hard - fine, 425. to 435.; extra 445. to 46.. Oatmeal, per loa of
-2, mr. bottle. Sold he the proprietors, at 20, ilation•rnole.n, Londe,. E. Countiee, 161 16 Do. Corieo4 Bristol and Bir., 6 C......rie0 -16- Aeatzaltaa 53 to 59 2401b3., English and Iriki, 296.t0 30s. at this advance very little is offered for sale, holden gene- posed of at fully late pricers Inferior meet with a dull sale,
mi W all .hendsts and perfurnen. Do. Satension, 5 per Cent.. No. Der Cent. 117 Rea
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na, acemeeeliew -to - MAULBOROUGH, Nov. 6.-Trade much better ; the best rally looking for higher rates. Meal sells at a corresponding hut we think the greater part will be sold. We have not
advance to that on Corn. Prime of cargoes and parcels in quite so many. Sheep as on alonday last ; the demand is also
rpHE BEST REMEDY for LNDIGESTION.- 2.4 d . Norfolk, 83 ' Bottum, Feeding
Do and K 49 lm. Neve 20/. eh., 3
g. NORTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS are murkiest!) recommealed n ~_•
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__ , ,_ . booss Come l6 to 15..1marrune...... -to - white Wheat made 584. per qr.; red, 555. to 565. ; good
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sea Monk hot certain remedy to all who auffer from inanetion. sick sum. ue orasgm.v, •• e North British, 231 4 Wm, Russian - lO
tom 2_2 samples, 645. i second-rate sam. ples, 50s. to 525.; poor, 48s. store per ton : WheacTrish red, new, 111. ; white, 11/. 51. exceedingly limited, and trade is very bad, except for • few
to 111. 10s. Oats, Irish, new, 6/. ss. te 71. Barley, new, of the choicest qualities-these, leingtearee,ere selling rather
- bedaeln, hillou. and liver complaint, they act IM a powerful ton.. and Do. Quarter. 114 Do. Third., a I Formren/en and Stralsund Bariey *as offered at a reduction of 2s. per qr., the best not 61. 10s. to 71. Oatmeal, 121. to 13/. 10s. Prime yellow In- dearer, but a great many second-rate cannot find purchasers.
miens:rut in...artier strenah to the :Rommel% ao•I oninn,oure to GL Northern, 2 i N. Staffordshire, 7/ 1 li.rolieh and Dania%
10 to 26 going nigher than 32a. per qr. ; second quality, 304.1 dian Corn, SI. Sg. to 81. 10s. Meal, 9/. ss. to 91. les. ; ditto, Good Calves are still scarce end dear ; inferior are not
in stroolo 'l-ann.-Sold In bottler at 1. 14.1.. or le 9.1. and 11. each, Great S. &W. (Ireland), 21 Oxford, Wm., and Wel,. IN Frimeland and Dutch teed
er A. WILLOUGHBY and Co., late 8.41. Windier. 61. Bishooreatt. GL N. of England, 220 17 Reading, Guild., and Relg., 61 lhtto Brew mt. 30...fr0d...m, _to _ moderate, 28s. Oats were a trifle dearer, through being 10 per barrel, 16s. to 173. ; Indian Corn, white,BL 10s. to 9L 55.; selling quite so well. The mild weather is much against
t Witham and nearly al mediciee venders•-lie were to adk for Norton s Gt. wewero lot Shropehire Caw, 11 1 Beim, tick -to - AIL _-to - scarce; prices from 218. to 275. per qr. Beans and Peas Meal, 91. 10s. to 101. 53. ; ditto, per barrel, 171. to 181. the Pig trade : lower prices are submitted to. From abroad
missal de we he wended to porehme an batman. Do. Qrs., 17 S. Steffordshire, 24 Small - offered at last week's prime.
t SI. CULYEKWEL-1.1 HUIDS TO HEALTH AND LONG LIE& Do. Falb., 231 & F.. & I)over, 281 7f CORR, Nov. 5.-The arrivals of foreign grain are small, we have 743 Beasts, 3,580 Sheep, and 68 Calyces. from Hol.
EBstataam•-•-•••-•-• 21 er 4°.-Tweege-. --- -be - NoWcASTLE.O74-TYNE, Nov. 6.-The weather still con-
test recee_porket volume.. priee 1.. ;by poet iln Mamas). 1. dd., Do. New 17/. eh. 6 Do. do. No. 2. 10 91 Pus, mei ....
• j‘THAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; Hull and Selby Heim, 48 Do. rt.:. No. 4, 431 Tate. SS to 40 loans to tinuer of the most propitious character possible, and, seeding and the receipts of grain of home growth aro but moderate, land ;70 Beasts from Denmark, and 10 from Spain.
The trade in Wheat is firm, and the market exhibits more Per stone of SIM. •d. a. d. Per demo of 811 e. s. d. a. d.
Bed Scot. Herefords.. 1 4 4 8 Best ille.&ll4.hde. fib. 0 0 0
V V Mtn Diet Table. for all Complalnte. Lane. It Quijote, 301 York, Newc., & Berwick, 321 2 TAIIM, old -to - new.... -to --large ..... - .... -to - operations being completed, our farmers will have now more animation, with an upward tendency in prices, which are Is.
r By R.d. Crtveurett. 31. D.. M.R.0.5., L. A.C.. ke. Lane. & York., 74 Bo- Origiael Nem &Bee, 29 I Loom', Mlle aad Rumba 48 to 48 to 39 time to thrash, and we look for the deliveries of grain in-
-t045t0 52 creasing materially. The trade during the early part of the met Morahan. ...... 4 0 4 4 Bort Longorould. ...... 4 4 4
to 1.. fel. per barrel higher thee those of last week. Holders Second quality Deem- 2se 3 4 Do. do. Ishorn _..0 0 0
Conrer.-How to insure eerfect digestion, tranooll feelings. a good Go. eyrms, el 4 Do. Ex. No. 1 (York & New), Mediterranean aed Odor -
of prepared Wheat look for a similar advance, but we have tadom•es 4 0 5 0 Kam and wawa Ouallty 3 8 4
. Mbia req. a clear heed. and a contented mind. try an ol...ervance of Do. rued, tog.; 64 I 8 121 i RArgeltri•
,
Me theme...* Minn contained. Om feeble, the nercuu.ly delicator Go. pre.. , wire,l44 35° 4°. -IteoPeea ae t° 36 week ruled extremely quiet, and the business done in an 40 9 0 Do do. Miura
• Do. No. 1 (New. & Bor.), 10; I Rues". CAemr,fres of du ,me too.. & 6 10. to .4 5 15s. . y not heard of any transactions of any conmquence. Barley Isli MSMa efameeSSM 60 5 2 L5,,,j.„,
, 9 ow to gig 0.. arttele was at easier rates, but as the week advance' holders 0 0 0
r ma to the most shattered constitution, may acquire the neaten Leeds and Bradford, 87 Do. G.N.P. Purchase, 81 e LINSIOM CANE% Dote. and firmly maintains its value, and is purchased readily. : mum at market, 4.344 : MINI" and -arab. 04300 ; Cane, Ira: P 14.413.
mount of phydnil nappines, and reach in health the full period of
lan., Mitch. &S. Coast, 41 If York ft N. Midland, 75 31 Ditto French end Agnerlean ..... EIO Os. to 211 O. aequired more confidence, and any decline that had pre- Dots is, s
wine. in the early part of the week were • little BIRWItI•HILL FAIR (WILTS), Nov. 6.-A greater gnu-
.. Se elated to man.
Its be hod of Sherw..4 21. Patemosterrow ; Carnahn, 147, Fleet London and Greeawiell. SI Do. Pref., 15t 1 Flora, American. per barrel aliens. 23 to 25 riously been submitted to was subsequently recovered. At dull; have recovered the temporary depression, and may be tity of Sheep penned than last year, byseme thousands. Both
mu; Mann. 39, Cernh.ll; Naison. 457. Weds Strand ;or direct from Lon. and N. Western, 153 3 Do. E. and W. Ex~ 27 Dantac and Hamburg..
n oted 6d. to 9,1 per barrel dearer. Prepared Osts are held Ewes and Lambs, of best sorts, made fully 44. to ss. each
• Or amber. 10. Anssllmlame Reamt-ettess. Do. New, 84 N. France, 111 Guardian
.. .. „., ~. ,- .... ............. ..... 22 to 24 Wheat from the growers, and from the coast the arrivals are ar more money,. b- ut business has been on a restricted scale. mOre than at Wilton large fair. The best pens were selected
a Do. 40/ eh, M & B , 591 Orleue & Bordeaux, 5 French, per sack or melee, rree
-' - Do. 10/. eh, M. it B. (C), 51 Paris and Rouen, 341 -1° also liberal, whilst from abroad the arnvals are to a fair ex- The Flour trade remains much as at the date of our last. early, and nearly all cleared away two hours sooner than
.
Lon. &8. Weetent, 541 6 Rouen 'and Havre, 201 ARRIVALS INTO LONDGN FROM Ist NOV. TO 61/1 NOV. tent. Farmers' samples being for the most part in indif. Well-conditioned samples of old sell freely, and the su
I,.kTEST INTELLIGENCE. Mrs. English. &witch. Irish. Foreign. ferent conditiou caused the market to lag at the com- owing to the continued short supply of water at the mills is to 403. each oao superior kit of 120'malting 425. each. Half-
IMAM other years. Some fine horn Ewe. near lambing, mode 38e.
LIVERPOOL SALES, Novenas& 6.
t Whest
meters-ate &E. June., 2 d Manch., Melt, & Line. Qrs. (No. Barley I 4211 1 I
.
done in Indian Corn, at an improvement of 103. to 15s. per 30s. to 32e. Serae very* fine Lambs sold at 325. to. '34s. each ;
THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. Birk., Lane., & Chan. (late C. k I), 1 d Oats l2Ol l 246 , 3201 I 30:7 apparent, the supply being cleared off at the full
rates of this day seMnight, whilst, at the same ton over late prices, our present quotation for the article moderate, Ms. to 30s. ; inferior, 245. to 255. ; some small,
i Ism 141 Midkind, 1081 8 Flour, 2,005 sacks; 4,151 barrels. Malt, 2,211 barreb.
- By the arrival of the West India mail, particulars use. & York. wins (tate af. & Do. 4•/.. •01 2,08,8,8 B.....Boga._wbeed, 54..; get*, 308. 70. ; Gwte; 255.39. ; time, a fair extent
.o.f business wee transacted in the best being 81. to 91. M., according to quality. Indian Corn Meal 215.; a few culls at 15s. to 16,. Finest Wethere, ef the
'., of which will be found in another page, we have nc. L.), 1 d Do. Halve. 21 id
Do, Fifths (late 'M.MUS., 21 dN. Staff rdelaire, 1 Rye, 335. ; Beam, 40s. 9d.; Pees, 53e. M. south country qualities, but the coarser kinds were more has not participated to the full extent,either in sales or prices, Dorset halt-bred and Cotswold, made 405.; smaller, 365.
,
coants from Vera Cruz to the Ist October, being three Leeds & Thirsk, 17 e Preston & Wyre, 4 IMPERIAL AVERAGES. difficult to quit, and the transactions in them were con- with the row matated,
moderate, 345. ; inferior, 301. to 325. ; some fine fat 4 and
' moue ntly limited. Foreign fully as dear, the best new Up-
s days later than those which reached us on the 29th Lem& & N.Weet., 132 8. K & Dover New (rte. 1), 6 d
1 Wheat.!Barlev.l NCO Rus 1 Boma! Peat. laud red, weighing 6311ba. per bushel, being worth 58s. per NEWRY, Nov. 5.-There WAS a fair supply of farming 6 tooth \Tethers made 7d. per lb. ; second quality aud bu-
r Do. New Qr.., 6 p Do. No. 4,2/. 13s. 9d. 11 d
ult., by way of the United States. The public news no. num to p York, Newt., & Berwick (G. N. B°l4' 13 - - 33' 63'31° 160:13' 413° 42° 3444° "" qr mad other sort' in proportion. For Flour there has been P yd. Of Beasts a larger number than
i Oet. 2 ... ... 156 s 94311 0423 e 0d.33, 34 434 7044 s 3.1 • reduce at market yesterdsy, although not large, and the ren Ewes, 6d. to 6
. from the 'leen° of actual hostilities in Mexico continues Do. Ora, (0.1.1, 301 E.), P ise' d inquiry, households commanding from 40.1. to 41s ,
- - 9 ... ... 154 e 2.1,12.1 4d'2ls 11.1.34 s 2d 46s Ild 44s ed •o- 1 enhanced ratel noticed ill our last were fully supported, and, usual. The large OXed for fattening told readily, at from
• el d 121 to I'l h d • od te sised abort-borne, 10/ to 121 •
la to be involved in so much obscurity as to be scarcely Brit" Thint's 4 a
154 s 3.1.32 s 6d 22s 7d 33s 0d,46.3 3d,43e 4d and whites from elts to 435., according to quality. Barrels II • h f
in most cases, partieu ar ytn t ose o more imme tate e- . J . per ea , m era -
E. . MANS d CHESTER SALMI, NOMMere 6. . . - 23 ... ... 35s 2.1:336 70 13. 46$8s 1k11475 Idles ad as last week. In Rye little doing. With Barley we have mend, exceeded. Wheat, white, sold at 103. 6d. to Ilc some best Scotch Beuts, U. to 101. ; moderate-sized Welsh,
'.O &serving of notice; but we have been favoured witli i Man., :Merl., and Lim. Grimsby - 30 ... .. R3e W. 35. 64133 ld 33e 4546 s 0d.50e Ind been well supplied, but the demand proving adequate, a fair Per ew •
t ,• and red, at 103. to 10s. 6d., being an advance of 61. to 8/. ; some small Irish and French at from 3/. to 51.
... the following private letter, upon which credit may Do. New, 3 d 1 Dock, 7/ d 6 week.' Agg A.M. 'Me id 32e 7d'23s oildni 64643. 34145 i 2d clearance hoe been effected at 32s to 364 per or weighing about 6d. on the latter, and 3d. on the former descriptions. Some large stock Calves, 21. to 31. eech ; small, from Iss. to
", be placed: Do. New Quarters 1546 Idl N. Staffordshim, f 1 d • (There' ' are no 0 tales an' Foreign Gram) respectively Sillbs. to 54411 m, per beishel Malt chestinues in I . .
Bar ey Is again quot at .i . is. ~ tie at er price .
ed fn eel to " 9d I 1 t ' 2.5 s each. Fat Oxen sold at from Gd. to 61d. per lb. the
11 rm. and VS' It seri
MEXICO, Sere. 28. Dad' :1101t-Isktir. 1:1,,a=4. al r 7 ' a' 41'
°whim I. mon, Ms. &I. im,,e. , ,P,.. 24.1 03.3. 2. I Get .5. oet. 76. Get. 23. Get. 30. dboetmtearndtioand late rates are readily sus' Mined. Haying. a being paid for the best rnalting qualities. Oats advanced best : and mane, at sd. to 510. The best quality of dray
• On the 29th August I had the pleasure of relating to you wof Oats from the grOwers, sales were slow' lv to Bild• per stone, for the best descriptions, down and cart Horses, and Colts of the large size, were
. Do. Halves, 3 d 18. E. and Dover, No. 4, 2 946 d 56 9
I. the events that had taken place before this city. The ar- N. British Herds, i d
... per qr., sip qu mu mg at tic
- - - • *" """ effected at a decline of Is. 11. al" be" 1. to 100. tor mcondary sorts, which is lel. to id. short ; therefore, three to four years old Colts made
a mistice which had been ageeed upon was broken on the Sth LEEDS SALES, Novenen 6. - - same time as much lower, with a mare limited in •
... ... ig er an on t e as mar et ay. our may grea prices , some rom • .up .
gamy. li. h th hI t k d Fl be t • • f 35/ to 451 Of the best driving
inst., the contending parties not having been able to come to A Lanembire Ne0:,..41,451 d Lends and Thirek, 171 I d 33 2 ... ... ~. ... ... Wheat, British, Northumberland, old, white, 58s. to 625. ; quoted without alteration in prima although the tendency and riding Colts there appeared a scarcity.
hums. The enemy took Chapoltepec, as well as the gates of Do. Q 20. I A N. British Thirds, Gs. 6d. d 33 6 - ... ... I' - - Cw•••••' red, 545. to 58s. • new, white, 583. to 615.; red, is to a higher figure for all kinds. At the Newry mills the DUMFRIES Noy. 3.-Business was again slow, and a
60s. prices continue, for first Flour, 18s. per cwt. ; 16s. for small decline 'from last market rates for most of the winter-
..
s Taeubaya and St. Costae on the lath, after a contest of Reused wow • 6 d N. Staffordehire 6. Ile. il 63 11.. , ... - • - - 1 - 525. to 575. • Norfolk and Suffolk, eld, white,
second ; 14s. for third ; and 12s. for fourth qualitiet. Ame- ings sold had to be submitted to. A considerable, quantity
S. wetly the whole day. Santa Anna had retired with his 04 Northern, 51 64 d . N. Counties Union, 4/. ID. 41 d
" Lone. & Yorkshire W. Rid. Un., York., Newc., mad Berwick, No. 2 a DOW , ov. .-
A - est N 6 A good show of Wheat ; fine white to 645. re'd, 561. to 60s. • new, white, 583. to
rieati remains at 32s r barrel for best kinds to 28s. for se. would be driven off unsold. Prices IA follows, viz. : Good
Li. mmginitlit troops to the citadel. which he evacuated, as well Ms. 575. d (New Benricks), 10s, p end red made 10s. pee load more than last week, but all 625. ; red, Us. to 58a. ; Lincolnshire, old, white, 665.
5 Is the city, at eleven o'clock at night, without making
tthortietei.
;yeaaordosldatGittl,lodwiatoys,6ll.romAy9l..
hinter 10.1. fd tow.do-iyoearway-0c1d0,w,71;
YORK SALES, Nova:ram 6. other descriptions with difficulty found purchaters at the to 605.; red, 645. to 58s. ; new, white, 565. to 604. ; condary. Oatmeal,. coPeuntry, at the Castle-street market, is
geoted at 125. to I2s. 6d. per per cwt., being an advance of
m any provision to deliver it up on honourable terms. VOA, Newn, & Per. Extension, terms then given, Of Barley a large quantity was shown ; red, 545. to 575. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 344,
6d. to Is. on last week's prices ; and machine-manufactured, 81. to 10/. 104.
A Gt. Northern, IL 17e. lb.
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 325. to 345.
He aleo retired the guard from Acerdads, so that N. Britirn Thirds, 14a. 14e. 6d. I N 0.2 mitemew iser.),lol I maltsters were shy of buying, unless at a fall of M. to 33. to 365.
le..
oa t.. tj
ti e mills, 12s. 6d. to 13s. Indira Com Meal is still quoted -
re on the same night more than 1,200 criminals mode their Do. Gra, 4 per qr., which was generally submitted to. Oats in rather Chevalier, 345. to 36.. ; Northumberland and Scotch, 285.
6d per cwt., but barrels have advanced to 17s. 3d. For Satrockso's Markets see lase page.
1. escape. On the following morning the enemy entered the EDINBURGH BALES, Novausee 6. short supply, yet, the demand not being great, prices re- to 305.; Chevalier, 30s. to 325. ; grinding and distilling, 265. to t
7. city peaceably, but atmut 9 o'clock a tumult took piece by Dundee & Perth Qrs., 46e. N. Britian, 251 for best Meal, and 1.65. 6d., d th 1 f d
an m er ere, or secon ary _ _ ___ _ _ _
r. the mob, who began to fire and to throw stones on the Eahi. h Glogow. 931 Do. Qrs., 80e. 79.. main ae before quoted. Beans in good request ; some old 30s. Malt, 563, to 60s. • Chevalier, 595. to 625. Oats,
s.nd inferior descriptions. The market, however, is reported SHIPPING.
a. Americans, which wan followed up by seme inhabitant.. from 1?0. Belem. 121 Go. New Qr. 5.43; gs. 83.67; made 275. per sack ; new, 255. Peas, fine boiling, white, Northumberland and Se'otch, potato, old, 28s. to 3-so . ;
in a flat state. Melte AREMED.-Dublia, 6 ; Waterford. 4 ; Denaghadee,
L is 2es per sack - grey and maple 235. to 24. Rye sold at 18s. new, 253. to 275. ; common and Angus, old, '243. to 284.; new,
Da' Third 3 Re*" 3 '‘' od. 3- * ' - ' ' 24 P M Mil 44 483 B V S el'6 0 9.91 103 d 1111 Ot 2•0 dJ I•F h 2•Fld 2
k the " &seem" of their house', and the began to increase in EOM. and Newport, 51
Do. New Rag, 23e. 235. 6d. 1 Shreaw. and Chest. 8 per Cent. per sack. New NI inter Tares, Gs. 61. to 71. per bushel ; old, 20s. to c eas, w ite, i ere, s. to . eans, -s. to 4100, Ov.. .- ats, ~. to e. . per no. e . a - . ueresey an ersey. , renc , , an ers, ;
•e. itch a way that General &cot had to order guns to be placed Gnat Northern, 38. 6d. 39.6 d. I Guar. ;10/. eh.), 90s. 64. to Gs. 3d. 50s. Flour, per sack, fiue, Stockton and Northumberland. meal, 13s. per cwt. Indian Meal, 10s. Wheat, 245. to 255. Holland, I ; lidexico, 1,1 West Indies, 1.
1. in the streets to clear them in farts where the tumult could Scottish Central, 311 I I 429. 10 43a. ; Norfolk, white, 41s. to 433.; households, 401. per barrel. American Flour, 31s. to 321. LONDON. Nov. 8.-Wind this day at noon, S.S.E., fresh
is not be appeased in a more lenient way ;he also gave orders GLASGOW SALE% Novrameft 6. AYLESBURY, Nov. 6.-The market was well supplied, but
to 41s. ; seconds, 375. to 401. ; households, 345. to 384. ; breeze and fine.
trade was inactive. Wheat, 50s. to 585. per qr., Is. to 2s. WATERFORD, NOT. 6.-Our deliveries of IVheat from
e that the soldiers might enter, plunder, and destroy every mledonian New, 245. 641. I N.British Thirds, 32e. 6d. thirds, 30s. to 31s. f. households. 265. to 325. Wheat, foreign, farmers have considerably increated during the last few dam, DEAL, Nov. 6.-S.E. to S.W.-7th, SW. to S.S.W.,
k dearer than last week. Beans, 403. to 563. Barley, 295. to
fresh and squally.-Arrived : Chieftain, South Seas ; Pil-
house from whence they wore fired upon. This had the Dundee and Perth yrs., 455. 1 soottiah Central, 111. 10s. Electric and Kontgmberg, white, 58s. to 64c ; red, 545. to and millers being generally bare of stork, have bought freely . - - . .
desired effect, and on the following day tranquility was _ to 333. Oats, 275. to 343. Peas, maple, 4&. ; boilers, 565.
565. Silesian, white, 563. to 635. • red, 565. to 593. at an advance of Is. Gd. to 25. per barrel over the prices of arm, Ceylon ; St. Croix, Honduras ; Kate Taylor,
nearly mtahlished. This event might have bad serious con- Pltol/UCE.-.IIINCING-LANE, lia?f-pase Two.- BATH, Nov. G.-With a fair supply of Wheat at this day's Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, i
wb-te, 58a• to fiee• ; this day seamight. Barley arid Oats continue in very limited Quebec ; Victor, Rio Janeiro, and sailed for Hamburg;
sequence 3; but, thank God, everything is now quiet, On The public sales of Sugar advertised for to-morrow consist of market, farmers were asking Is. to 2s. per qr. advance ;at red, 565. to 61s. Hamburg, Marks and Anhalt, white, upply ; but as the inquiry tor either is not brisk, last week's John Bull, Montreal. Sailed: Tell, La Guayra; Zenobia,
t the whole, 1 must confess that General Scott and his troops 250 lairds. West India, and 8,500 bags Mauritius ; Coffee, these prices only a retail trade was done. The demand for 563. to GO.. ; red, 545. to 583. Kiel and Holstein, white, q
1 uotations cannot be exceeded. We had scarcely any arrivals Batavia ; W°lltar CaPe de Verdi; Upland, New Or-
e hare acted with unexpected moderation. Eternal shame on 9,500 bags Ceylon, chiefly plantation kind, and 100 Barley appean equal to the tupply, and prices may be quoted 54e. to 575. • red, 525. to 555. Petersburg and Arch- of Indian Corn during the week ; but a large businces has leans. Arrived from the river, 6th : Soolo, Batavia;
r those who left the city in such a state. A few innocent bales Mocha. - Rice has been in fair demand to- aS last week. In Oats, Beans, and Peas, no alteration. angel, red, 40t. to 469. Odessa, red, 465. to 48/. Polish, red, been deem in stored parcels at an improvement of fully Is. Pauline Iloughton, and John Mullett, Mauritius ;
r people have euffered ; but, on the whole, few depredations day. - There seems to be a general opinion that Wheat, 525. to 545. Barley, malting, 335. to 365. ; grind- 475. to 50c Rye, Russian, 323. to 345. Barley, Seal, 30s. r barrel. Meal is also dearer by Is per Auk • but this Northumberland, New York ; Cairo, Madeira, Ac. 7th :
4 produce will now mend gradually, as confidence daily in- ing, 301. Oates 245. to 26c Beans, old, 565. ; new, 50s. Diana, and Golden Spring, Bombay; Arabia, Cape of Good
hoe been committed. to 345.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 260. to 30s. Oats, Pome- rdvance has checked its sale. Flour of *all kinds' in good
r
The ayuntamiento continue their functions, and General creases, and money becomes more easy of obtainment, but Peas, white, 58s. to &Os. ; hog, 48s. per qr. ranian, feed, 21s. to 235. ; Holstein and Danish, 19s. to demand at le. to 2s. per tack over the prices of Saturday last. Hope and Madras ; Fanchou, Balsa% Sylph, Barbadoes ;
i. Scott has ordered that 600 men should be levied by them to there deem not yet appear to be any *peculation, which is BEDFORD, Nov. 6.-The supply of Wheat was equal to 21s, ; Archangel and Riga, 18s. to 20s. Peaa, white, 44.. Present prices :-Wheat, undrieda millers, per 20 stone, Eweretta, Grenada ; Statira, Calypso, and Ada, Jamaica;
• ect as a police ;he insinuated also that he required Irons well under present circumstances, hut there Wel a much the demand, and yet prices ranged front Is. to 2a. higher to 48s. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and 28s. 6d. to 295. Gel • shipping, 263. to 28s. Barley, malting, Orleans, New Orleans. Sailed 6th : Nevem', Batavia; John
. them a heavy sum in dollars ; and to be able to procure larger emoun: of business done in Sugar and Coffee last week than at last market. Barb y declined 13, for all descriptions Canada, duty paid, 271. to 294. The arrivals this week are : per 16 stone, 15e.. 'to 16e. 3d. ; grinding, 13s. to 14s. 3d. Mullett, 51auritius, and put back. 7th, Crusader, St. John's,
' this amount, as well so other resources for the maintenance than for ninny preceding weeks. Oats firm. Beans as lut quoted. Peas very scarce, but no Wheat, 3,2t47 qrs.; Rye, 182 ; Barley, 1,637; Malt, 85 ; Oats, white, 14 to 101 10d to 13s. ; black, I Is. to
per t ne, . . Ac. ; Northumberland, -New York. About 20 full casks,
• of this citss he aesigned them by decree, till further modili- PRICES CURRENT. dearer. Wheat, 30s. to 365. per load of 5 bushela. Barley, Oats, 346 ; lieu, 15 ; Beans, 35 ; Flour, 1,910 sacks. whitewashed, were passed 29th ult., in lat. 46, long 18, by
. 1 ls. 6d. Prepared : Wheat millers' per 20 stone 30s. Gd
cations, all the " alcuhalu "to be received by the custom- otiose, per met. Deer PAID. Pigs, No. 1. EO 0... 0 295. to 345. per qr. Oats, 21s. to 245. NEwPORT, ISLE OF WIGHT, Nov. 6.-There was a good to 31s. 6d. ; shipping, 28s, to 295. &I. Barley, malting, per
' ' ' ' the Elizabeth and Henry, arrived in the Downs.
• house, the revenue of the past-office. awl the tobacco. IV. India,B.P.bwn.34e. 0d.33. Od Home II 15_ 0 Bos•roN, Noy. 6.-We have had dull markets since Wed- supply of Wheat at market today, which fetched Is. per qr. 16 stone, 16s. to 17s. 6c1.; grinding, 145, to 15s. 6d. Oats, One mit: WIORT, NOW. 3.--Pauli, HIMI11111; Preussi-
. A military iine will now be established from Vera Cruz to Yellow &Grey ... 36 6_43 0 Cargo at Cardiff bar 9 0... 0
.
n ay , supp y tee 5 12s. to 13s. ; black, 12s. to 12s. 3d. Flour, cber Adler, Batavia, both for Hamburg,.
, here, so that one may be able to get one's goods up in a few
Mairti b 29 0.. 35 0 Late, at per ton. Wheat then noted, scarcely obtainable to-day. Oats with- Wheat, 535. to 563. Barley, 275. to 335. Oats, 235. to 268. super., per sack, 41s. to 42a.; seconds, 395. to Qs.; thirds, em s Malta left
SOETHAMPTON, Nov. 8.-Arrived : E ' ,-.„ ,
' months. ws'
r""....
37 0 Al 0 Pig, best 27th Ult., and Gibraltar Ist inst. Medway (st), Vera Cruz,
. Yellow 18 10 .. 0 out variation. Beans Is. per qr. lower. Wheat, red, 484. Beans, 463, to 48s. 345. to 36e.; fourths, 255. to 264. American, per barrel,
A 3 ruranun go, Santa Anna bed left this for Oueritaro, Fine
le ORWICH, Nov. 6.-Our market today was largely sup- Id• C D be 20 to 225 t
295. to 30e. n lan orn, anu , per s ue, . left Ist ult. • Havannah, Iltb ; St. Thomas's, 15th ; Ben-
. with the reoidue of his troops, say about 10,000 men and 14 Bengal &Madras, b. 29 0-33 0 Bare 22 0... 0 to 235. ; old, 2.5 r. Beans, 425. to 465. ; old, 535. per qr. to 725. 6d. ; American, yellow and re,3, 21s. to 21s. Gd.; at ~
a uda 22nd On fee' 85 5 " f Id d
ight, 1 , 74 lbs. worth o go uet,
pieces of artillery ! The only way for them to adopt is to Yellow 33 ORS 0 Patent shot 2l 0... 0 led 'th Wheat from the growers, and also by the riser-
p i en 30/. in gold coin, and 48 Gerona of cochineal.
the grower. Gd. • white 19s. to
Spanish and Portouguese, '2os. to Ws. , . ,
make peace on any term, became no arms nor res.:runes white 39 0 .47 0 red or minium ... 19 10...10 chants, and pricer' opened at Is. to 2s. per qr. advance on the _ • OFF PORTLAND, Nov. 3.-Vesta, Cape Haytien, for Bre.
205.; damaged, f r cattle, 16e. to 183. Indian Corn Meal
ign, brown. 29 0. .34 . Spelter 2O 0 .21 1 CANTERBURY, Nov. 6.-There wu a further advance in rates of this day week ; but the supply far exceeded the de•
, ex Mt° carry on the war any longer. May Providence en- re ' men • Alletress, Monte Video, for Hamb .
, Y°l-ellow as o .as o 0i1.., per 252 One. gel. d.l). the price of Wheat of 3s, to 4s. per qr. and the millers pur- mend, and therefore ultimately receded to that price. The per cwt., 9s. 6d. to 10s. Oatmeal, per cwt., 14s. to 15e.
lighten their hearts ! -Grey and white 3l 0_47 0 Fiat, Seel, pale 2B 0. 0 chased freely. Wheat, red, new, 481. to's3s.; white, new, 545. condition is not generally se good ea heretofore ; the late I
tye Meal, per cwt., Bs. to fts. Bran, per 6 stone, 4s. 6d. PL.IIICOrTN, Nov 7.-S.W.-Arrived, 6: Provider, Xabia,
Exchange on London, 45d. per dol. Relined, Ilanibro'.. 60 0.-66 0 straw 26 0...27 to 4s. 9d. Imports this week, exclusive of arrivals at Ross : 7, Frederick, St. John' NB • Hal S Bell • 1 Halifax.
s, . . , .. . . en e,
to 60s. Barley 30s. to 355. Oats 2,14. to 275. Beans, 345. to damp foggy weather has materially affected it, Fine house- Off port : Arab, Mauritius.
__ _ ._. _ _ Lumps
Wheat 10 qrs • Indian Corn, 500; Indian Meal, 416 bele.
Comm be Build. 81 0. 82 60s. Perm, 41s. to 425. ood 6d 1 d
holds Flour was in g request, at .tois • vanes on , • , MILFoRD, Nov. 5.-Arrived : Richmond, Quebec.
We are requested to state that the meeting of the vre,,e Inds., .sedt. rim-Matter - HADDIYOTON, Nov. 5.-We had a large supply to-day of DUBLIN, Nov. 5.-S. ;6, S.W.-Sailed :4, Nelson, St.
convocation of the clergy will take place at St. I'aul's ottr7 2l 0. 33 0 Cad 26 10... 0 o-da with an increase of Is. to Is. ee. ration in value. Beans, Peas, and Oats met a fair sale at all kinds ef grain, with the exception of Oats. Sales were John's, N.B. 5, Alcastle, Savannah; Allan, St. John's,
23 0
.2, grain at our market t y,
Good
per bushel on Wheat, and Gd. on Oats, which met with a late rates. Wheat, white, per 6_ ~ 565. to 58s. per qr. ; rather quick. Wheat, top, same as last week, and average N.B. ; and all put back to the Pigeon Hole, but sailed again
Cathedral on Friday, the 19th instant, at 11 o'clock. pme 65 0 .130 0 Oilve,Gallipoli,p.ton 443 0... 0
We nnderstand the I.atin sermon will be preached by cevien, pectoral- COCOA Nut ....
Dr. Jelf, the profeseor of King's College. nary 32 0... 33 0 Seed, Rape, pde, a -There was an increased su I
CHELMSFORD, NOT. -. pp y 275. LO 293. Oats, 27e. to 31c Beans, 365. to 424, Peas, top, tante as last market, and average 2.5. 7d. up; weistht of Costa, Nov. 5.-S.S.W., strong -Arrived : Hope, Quebec,
Fine ordinary_ 34 0... 36 0 per ton 37 19- 0 of Wheat at ket this day, and also a good demand, and 345. to 364. Flour, fine household', f.0.b., per sack of 2801 be., top per 4 bushels 16 et. 7 lbs. Oats, top, same as last mar- for Carlisle; Touch •rne-Not, Rio Grande.
_ . Fine 4O 0 .80 n Linseed l4 0 ..34 375. 6d., purchasers finding sacks, and claming one month's ket, and average 3d. up; heaviest weight of top per 4
prices advanced about 2s. per qr. ; but this advance was LIMERICK, Nov. 6.-S.E.-Sailed : Sarah, Demerara.
me • Mocks, limed tollnesl 0... 02 0 Purism's., pee ewt. el' t Retail 2e. 14. r stone
moue . , Pe • bushels, 13 st. 3 lbs. Beans, top, 55., and average 2s. 4d. o
THE SWEARING IN OF TIM LORD MAYOI4-ents cta„,.. ar,„ Butter-Cork, Ist B7 0...89 Verne ?volt
1 aintained, and the market clmed heavily. Fine ....FP THE SALTIER, Nov. 5.-Acatlia r)
le 19 st 13 lbs
day. according to ancient charter, the Lord Mayor elect Der. eareto-iMie 33 0... 32 0 bid 0 0 0 white heat made 58. to Bit. ; and red, 535. to 553. per qr. NOTTINGII AM, Nov. 6.-At this day's market we have down ; weight of top per 4 blithe , . . Pownoment, Nov. 6.-S.S.E.-7 S.W.-Arrived :
Alde an Hooper), the sheriffs, and several of the aldermen &Ameba and Pa- Ited 0 0... 0 The supply of apring Corn was only moderate, and prices cc, been well supplied with Wheat, for which Is. to 2a. per qr. KIRKCALDY, Nov. 6.-The weather is very seasonable for 6th, H.M.S. Satellite, Rio Janeiro, and sisled for Plymouth.
assembled at the Mansion-house, where they were enter- dang 24 0... 28 0 Dribliglit 0 0 0 main the same. advance upon last week's prices was demanded, but this Wheat sowing, which is now drawing to a close, all having Off port : John Bull, Montreal.
tained by the present Lord Mayor to a sumptuous breakfast, Teo, at per lb. Limerick, do B4 0..08 checked the business, and the trade ended flat at • trifle over hitherto been got in under the most favourable circumstances. BRISTOL, Nov. 7.-S.W. - 6th, Arrived : Harbiuger,
Cougou,common.. 0 81_ 0 9 Carlow, 14...
Nov 6.-D rine the week Wheat has con-
from whence they proceeded in state to Guildhall. Upon lime, at per ewL Ne:tterrra ......
14 it. h • f f last week. Barley was in fair supply at about the same rates ;At our country markets this week the quantities of grain Virginia.
the arrival of the civic procession, the Lord Mayor and alder. gem.' white
and in Oats and Beans no alteration. Wheat, red, 555. to offering still continue very moderate. Wheet was more in- OFF CARRNARVON, Nov. 4.-Hindon, Quebec.
men proceeded to the new council chamber, and afterwards Cargo 7 6... 10 0 Beef, India, per have been limit ,
ed at slightly advenced rates. At to-day's • r d •
59a • white 605. to 62. Barley, 355. to 375. Oats, 265. to quired after and sold at Is. to 2s. per qr. more money. Bar- BEAUMARIS, Nov. 4.-Sailed : Juanita, Boston.
to the hall, when the new Lerd Mayor having taken hi, mat Java
18 0.. 20 0 mote 7,4 e. OO . 0 market the show of samples ta fair for the season ; e con-
_w_ring.
in the chair of state, into which he had been Inducted by his Pet= f a lar e art of the Wheat on offer renders it far °ass` about Is. per qr. cheaper. We had rather small supplies of Jamaica.
predecemor (Sir G. Carroll), and surrounded by the liveries Carol'
Ma. 12 0... 28 0 Pork, prime mem_ 81 6 ..85 dition o g p
' I'ETERHOROCOH, Nov. 6.-We have a good on ply of Wheat and Barley here to-day, but fair of Oats. Sales ge- CLTDE, Nov. 6.-S.W.-Sailed : Arethusa, Trinidad;
Snares. Becou-Pork, Lark 1800. 82 6 from inviting ; some dry reds may be selected, 535. to 54c .
to this da 's market. All fine d 1 of PWhe nerall were slow Wheat full maintained its price. Bar- Thistle, Demerara ; Christian, Jamaica; Globe, Boston.
of his and the eheriffs' companiei,7the oath as Lord Mayor of hat, atm eel,. Do., Belfast '. per qr. ; but the inferior kinds are not to be bought at pro- grain y ry ots at . y _ •
Lotelen was administered by the town clerk ; after which Leeward Ma-aad Bacon, Waterline, portionate rates. Barley remaius dull, and still slowly e- doy 1 1 Wh Y • N3-A • d • Cha 1 Quebec.
d readily made Is. to 21. more than last week ; and there Mateo ley ts ls. to 21. per qr., an ats 1., ower. eat, new ot ORAL. ov. . rnve . r es,
followed the one of allegiance, and that of pmtecting and main- proof 1 8 ... 1 9 per cwt. 62 0 14 0 k of a vessel of
an improved demand for the secendary sorts. Barley is 2a. and old, 50s. to 683. per qr. Barley, new, 255. to 32a. Oatt, YWELHILI, Nov. 6.-Part of the wrec ,
taining the rights, charters, and customs of London, The Lord Demerara, Di to Belfaet
* 0 0 0 d,ines 0 • • ,
e rulgentrg of the l'otatoes going to decay are too lower. Oats barely maintain late rates. Bea • ood d w 21s to 275. 6d. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801134., 3611. about 100 tons, marked t' Hope, of Belfast," waehed on
ns in g e- ne , .
Mayor then subscribed the roll, when the various civic au- 343 Per swat- 1r0d.8.194.410" 136 0..:0 0 pl. Th
' - • • mend, at Is. advance. Currency to the growers : Wheat, to 375. shore in Studwell-roads yesterday.
O.P 3 0 . 3 Waterford, d 0... ' well founded ; meny serious instances have occurred tn this
thorities-nane ly, the Purse-bearer, the Sword-bearer, the jraiakii, 3,, ia 3, Ditto Bladder ... 64 0..al 0 neighbourhood. Currency te the growers : Wheat, 12ew, 461. to 50s. ler qr. ; fine, 543.; old, 50s. to 641. ; fine, - •
Comptroller, ese., presented to his lordship the various per een4 O.P. 3 3 ... 3 Ameriesn,dutyp. 50 o_4l 0 white, 54c to 60s. ; red, 48s. to 5.55. Barley, 235. to 315. •• ,
36, • Barley. 325. to 31s. ; fine, 365.; Oats, new, 20s. to
insignia of their respective officec all of which were returned Favourite marks 4 4 ... 3 Thum, Ox and Cow, at per lb. Mammal Beans, 30s. to 409. ; Ticks, 40s. to 445. 22a. ; fine, 245. ; old, 28s. to 301.; fine, 334.; Beans, 545. AVERAGES, FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE" OF FRIDAY LAST
to their respective rs. The Lord Mayor and alder- Brandy, Ist brands 4 6 ... 5 B. A. and M. Vkleo, to Mk. SMILERS%
*HUAI. k 1 OATS. WYE 4 NICATIR. ' Med
0.3.1 er. 71d EXETER, Nov. 5.-We have not had a large attendance at
men then returne to the council-chamber, after which his Britiesispirits,d.p. 10 6 ... 0
YETWORTH, NOT. 6.-With • good supply of Wheat OU rimesters. mem.. evemee Gnanws Ammer .orenen Ammo the everenellowavn. Avenge Q.. A,.....
10 6 ... 0 Zted 03A 34 our corn market to-day. Farmers asked Bs. per bashel for seta este.. I sell. price. ,I sell peke. . sell. pries. I sold peke. swig. prim
lordship proceeded to the Mansion-house, in which he takes 1w94.19
Irish lO 8 ... 0 Brasil. dry 041.0 6 Wheat, and were not inclined to sell for leas ; the millers 69•46 56 9 ' lel 34 -!' 2361 24 2 ' 3 -3374-1" 791 42 11 • 5641 54 11
up his official is sidenee during his yes: of office. He is now FLA 4.4. Dmnited 04.0 1 Malting Barley the turn cheapec but grinding qualities ra- Ilt.fatata°,l ••••:- 693 57 3 68 33
e, per from the present price of Flour, were reluctant buyen ai 36 23 It ' 4 32 9 25 39 11 ... _
Lord Mayor de facto, but will not act until after he is sworn B.lu, P.T.e.. £43 0 .51 Rio, dry O4l e 5 . ley thee scarce. Oats, Beans, and Peas in good demand, at yow'a-""- ........... -•••••-•••-
in before the Barons of the Court of Exchequer. St. Petersburg, 9 Lima& Yelp. dry 0 5 ...0 6 this price. Consequ. .
ently little bueeress was done. Bar 4714 32 3 4016 32 147 13 5 ' 11 33 4 379 38 4 , 133 57 5
' about former rates. Wheat, white, 131. to 131. 10s. per Hertfordadm . .... 1559 32 4 4873 33 104 24 10 20 39 0 12 43 2 ' 1 40 0
0 0 . 0 Wed India, dry.... 0 4 ..e 3 appears almost nominal, viz., Mi. to 4s. 3d. per bushel. Not ...... ----
TILE SEYSION.-Although parliament will assemble Dutch and Fleralah 55 0-85 Salted 0 31...0 44 much doing in Oats, at 31. to 3s. 3d. luad ; red, 121. to 12s. 15s. Barley, malting, 325. to 345. per Buckingharoshin ....... ....... 380 50 II $3l 33 1 15 13 0 I ... ... 23 43 1 2 43 0
on Thursday, the 18th. the Queen's speech will not be de- Friesland
164. tO 48e. Peas, 425. to 455. Wiltshire
2192 33 1700 33 1 94 51 I ' 5 44 0
223 20 4 , 1 16 • 63 51 II 3 36 0
livered until Tueetiay, the 23rd inet Her majesty will not Hsu, at per3ton. Rips, B.Ayres, dry 0 7 ..0 8
.0 9 was an improved feeling in the Wheat trade, and good qua- Rerkelere I - 4
WY 55 I 1693 34 1 2.2 .2 9 7 46 1 53 46 11 • ... ...
7 0 31
open the new parliament in person. The royal speech will &•PetershurgislemE ••, SoselaMle3 0 5,1 RRADINO, Nov. 6.-We bad a thin attendance of farmers Suerey.... .......... ........-.... DU 53 128 33 , 83 25 1 1 ... ... 6 42 0 ' 2 42 I
34 o_ls S. Amer.llorse, per Mies of both English and foreign Wheat found buyers at an
be communicated by commission. The first business will be eellbat
18 0 .34 hide 5 '1 8 advance of 2s. per or. since last roarketday. Barley without
the election of a speaker. No opposition is anticipated to the Ri'x'Z'llhow 37 on 9 Russia, ditto 6 to 3 chance. Beans in small compass, and needy buyers pay Is. brisk b• '
mines* was done at an advance of 2s. per qr. from Salm 1979 30 443 34 511 21 7 „ ... 23 43 5 ' 159 39 1
- 1209 53 919 32 57 25 II 4 U S 7 44 0 , 24 41 5
reelection of the Itight Hon. C. Shaw Le Feme, wbo is outahot
lookel up to with respect by all parties. Lord Lansdowne pan - n„'"ire. .. ...
i
Will entertain a party of peers, supporters of the govern- Manilla
moodatm
......
m.. 5 5... 575 meat par . , re . per qr. more money. 698 39 314 32 262 23 8 „ ... ••• ... - -
tion of le. per quarter was submitted to in order to efftet EV,,,,,,,,d7
Ment. at Lansdowne-house, en the 22nd, and Lord John East India Sun-. 16 0...18 Caropeseby 7 10. 810 for parcels in store. We hear complaints in several quarters v. ... ... ...
sales. All other kinds of summer Corn maintained late Somersetehire - 1032 37 884 34 590 22 0 ... ... 159 43 10 10 116 0
IS 0 IA Feet* males 3 0.
J 1 GlO of l'otatoes geing off in quality, particularly those dug late.
Rumen has issued cards of invitation for • full-dress diener rEawasstal - prices. M00m0utbehire................ 307 52 1 1144 34
31 0...23 Nicaragua., large aed Wheat, English, white, per imperial bushel, 7s. le - 1242 $4 906 33 6 60 0 12 50 '0
of the member. of the Hourte of Commons who are connected "'"' •" ......
Tor, at per cw 4 solid 9 0...16 0 7 gd a 6. ed 7 D ; fl t h• h SAFFRON WALDEN, Nov. 6.-Our Barley_ market was GiouereWrshlre
g. ~re , . .to s. • ante c ow • tg leti 54 27 32 1 ... ...
7 39 3
with the government on the same evening, at the official gone, S4 0. 0 Small
Pomes
mixed), per 480 lbs., 7s, 3d. to 7s. 6d. ; Polish, . from Is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper-28s. to 31s. Wheat from ls. 11„"_,erwthh,lre -.--
986 37 619 38 ... ...
- - "' "'
19 S 4 3 12 3l 7
residence of the First Lnrd of the Treasury, in Downing- Strain. - 493 57 240 33 11 27 10 7 43 I
6s
lo 10...tri I rantan, Stettin, • 6d. to 7s. ; Odessa Mananopolt, ,_ _
wee. _ _ _
to _ . lo
Stop ... ...
... ... ... ...
street, when the Queen's epeech on the opening of paella- Cons. in blocks B.l 0. 0 Saipan R. Ar ery few Peas be seen. s ordshire ......... ............ 1077 53 1208 40 13 24 1 la 46 6 26 56 4
5 O. 510 soft, Gs. 3d. to 63. 6d. ; Odessa Taganrog, hard, 51. 9d. to nt"
/ Bent will be submitted to the noblemen and gentlemen as- m_
'stabled. It is expected that parliament will sit for about a ''sn'
month, and be adjourned a few days before Christmas.-
Oeserece.
DEPARTURE OF TIIE NEW GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF
Imme.-The Earl of Dalhousie, the newly-appointed
gevernormeneral and family took their departure on Satur- lame, at per ton.
TALLOW.-The
£9 10 40 Brasil
Red Sanders.
18 0. 30 0 6s. Barley, English, grinding, per
market is steady. Petersburg 28s. to 29c Be 3M2lbs., 275. to 28s. ; SENDERLAND, Nov. 6.-The weather continues remark- __ , •-•
MS 37
malting, per imperial qr., 335. to 35e.; foreign, grinding, ably fine for agricultural operations, and the farmers are en- ttr11k00t...... -•• mu 33
ans, English, per imperial bushel, 6s. &I. gaged in the field work necessary to be completed at this Lowamermdm l4OB 57
Y. C. on the spot, 4.51. ; all the year delivery 4es. 3d.; Ja. to Os. 94. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 6511b5. fes. to ss. 2d. ; season, and, in consequence, small supplies of grain are iseeteemptea _ ...... ___ 2432 52
'nary to March delivery, 455.
METALS.-GuaGow, Nov. 6.-Our market for
PI he • special train for Portsmouth, where one of her Ma• Pig Iron has been exceedingly depressed this week, and the
MeM's steamers is in attendance to convey them to Gibraltar,
Melts, and Alexandria. His excellency and suite will em-
bark at Suez on board one of the Hon. East India Company's
steamers direct for Calcutta.
DETENTION OF NEWSPAPERS rice has rapidly declined under a severe pressure for money.
ed b ds f 569 6d to 534. per ton for cash
approv ran , mm . .
.-Such parcels of tons have change
;tweed sales hue been made to some extent of No. 1,
- - •d N 528 tf b S ral. Welsh, black, imp., 21s. 6d. to 225. ; Irish, per 3121b5., 21s. al MM. to 625. ; for average qualitite, 563. to 581.; and for 1r4,7„
7e. 6d. ; Fee
down and mixe oe. at .ne .o. . eve thousand • • •
d hands on these terms. Matters are @gain
stamped newepapen as included unstainped copies of the quiter, and the present iuotatlons must be considered u r-
Weekly Times are understood to have been detained at the reedy nominal, there being few or no buyers ; say, for mixed 4 ,
General Put-effice on Saturday. It is extremely unfair that num rs, •., French, Dutch, small tick, 68. 6d. to ss. Bd. Oats, per 3121b5., brought to market. The demand was good, and the whole Ratted .. ............ ....... -. ... ...
Limerick, Wexford, and Enniscorthy, white, no. Gd. to of the Wheat on offer wu readily boueht at about last week's Hertford
munti=htre
24e. 6d.; Cork. Waterford, and Youghall, 225. Gcl. to Ms. 6d.; prices. The highest rates for the pnmest parcels of Wheat ____, m
to 225. Peas, breakers, per imp. bushel, English, 7s.
tto interior palocel3, 50.L.ottao
and grinder., per 6511 be., Englah, 6s. f
lb 54st.
_South country
_titVitheats and
0 .o
.eign
tare g d
3eid • these rates. Mal -... 428 51
... 1751 49
6113 52
Norfolk. ... 5665 5l
g Barley Lincolnshire ..... - ........ ....... 8019 52
6s. 3d. ; oreign, Ms 6d. to fie. Bd. Indian Com, per 60l ~ is in be ter deman ,at 2s. to 365., and other grain in mode- Notts ..... . ........... .............. 1997 36
4s to 41 6d Lentils, 4.. 4d. to USA Flour, best seconds, rate request at our former quotations. Flour meets ready Yorkobtre
English, 41s. to 425. Linseed Cake, French, 101. 10e. to sale at ille. to 42e. for south country, and 40s. to 41s. for lAiaaehire
Westmoreland...
m 111. Imports for the week ending Nov. 5 : Wheat, 4,041 home-made per sack, and American 26e. to 284. per barrel. cootawtoad
' B I I 509 Oa 624 Indian Meal is in fair demand, at 16s. to 17s. per barrel
ra. • ar ey, e ; te, . • Northamberlend...
be 631 6d and all No. 1,65 e. per ton, net f.o.b. GUILDFoRD, Nov. 6.-There wu a good fresh supply of WARMINSTER, Nov. 6.-The best white and red Wheats p_Frhalm
a stamped publications should have been detained under such Calder and Gertakerri• breads are scarce, and in demand for Wheat, but there being less competition th.an last week, we 'old at an advance of ls, per sack : white making 29t. ; red, rf lOl 33
305 36
1168 37
897 36
1450 35
$7B 33
465 33
..- 6193 48 1935 31
- 7523 55 11266 31
11143 32
4430 34
1393 38
3331 33
-...... 1380 49 106 34
-
- 64 59 1 534
968 34 415 35
1705 58 1837 32
-
1
877 57 341 S 4 1
- 416 54 408 05 11 23 3•• • - .. ...
106 26 1 3 41 9 10 65-0 .7
60 •
492 23 9 ... ... 213 30 7
'So 25-3 ... ...
... ...
51 13 6 ~. ••• 79 59 6 44 00 II
.... ... 11 33 0
.- -
14 45 4 9 43 11
24 30 11 ... . -
1542 20 7 10 28 0 113 47 1 1 49 0
730 21 4 25 29 5 301 41 8 63 44 7
348 23 1 11 36 0 67 43 11 13 41 11
3045 21 3 20 34 3 416 15 9 30 11 f
252 27 0 , ... 66 56 1 .. •..
2324 31 10 13 38 8 179 49 10 A 51 I
1133 22 9
200 24 4
469 25 4
167 17 11
_ .. ...
... ... 132 30 0 ... ...
0. ..•
••• - 0. •••
3 40 9
I 9 35 0 ... ..,
I "' - I - -...-" . •
,--. .. ...
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I circumstances. exportation at extra rata. 4 were unable to raise ow prices. a.
-- extensive clearancelwas 28e. Barley WU plentiful, much finding ready puechamors, ispiddweday Amp.... sus, 93 34337 33 , 17603 23 1 me 33 4 i 343 20 0 1213 20 /11