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London, England, 1847-10-11 00:00:00

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IIitELTANCE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SECOND EDITION. .
• WATERFORD, Oct. 9.-Our supplies of grain from the I cotrieuitsg
vatainter is through the morning, the sheer let
S. WI STY, No. 71. Kies Wllitranttreet, Man•ionhom. counteT has been very small throughout the week, and all I lothe.d dirt. it i dition. a rade _
-a. ' ' fU. n,til dwit3.l on 3,th March for_tweeent dla kinds have found ready buyers at higher prices. Wheat has F heavily, more being asked than was made at tern or threll
totoe'rae,rtaves'a 'tee mei:nese or the RELIANCE SOCIETY EaSe the
owing matte:
000to.untryio •, but
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.- - . . - grinding 6illper2l, 6j
I deabren ONsalaiso are iniriaqluseta"at bfutsi e iwcoe faine
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lathealboiu'it
"i7.-4•;_ 1 I re. e'elleeeer nnered 1:;,,I Zi I"e • ,te.
own. ,Ir'l Amuck, ',A.,. 1 frearkm. a,,,, p, . , MEETING. an improvement of 3d. per burel on black, and 62. on earnest, when many thousand sheep changed Dude. The
--etolt-I. al letsoTh-leres-6 r:- AW fo-ir Efie-th-a- .94.-- . white. The arrivala of Indian Corn ars large, and this well-known dealers from most of the counties in England
pug 33 , MOO I 11: 00 , pis 0 17 4 0 By EIPREE3-(THIS DAT.) ankle mum be noted le per barrel lower, with • good con- bought largely, at a reduction of from les. to 164. per head
te43 ,31 IMO ' 44 00 I 16 6 8 62 3 n ____ _ _ . somptive demand,while Meal command, a steady sale at late on last year's prises, 54. les than at Bretford, hs less than
tau Isi mos i 68 00 . 46 13 4 89 1 HANDICAP of 20 soya. each. T.Y.C. • . .
Eiery heeriptiosi of life cosen‘act uncloses epm meng term. . . prices. Flour of die best quality sells slowly at a decline of Is. at Wilton, and from Is. tinheasbott. lennothotanpthiettoYsarnootbitedroooog.h
-Best Hampshire Dawn Ewes
BBoRNE aulTlit, therstery. Radulphas .. .. .. .. 1
______ _ ituhain... per necykot, biotin ireeezorraortnzataret
prireseadiloyf doisraposio!dmootorat;athee;
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THE complete success of LEA and PERRINS' Moodkee .. .. . , .. .. 2 No. 348.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 11, 1817. [3(l Wheat, mitten, undried, yer 20st, 2144.6d.t029c6d; 'hippie:::
to2Bs.ttto 3te. etch ; secondquality, 254. to 274. ; moirleiortt:;l24,...
woscnerettsniet SAUCE. In Imparting the mat Nowa SWEEPSTAKES of 50 sovs. each. D.M. . 25e. to 275. U. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 15s 2.; oifertor, 14e. to 204. Ham re
ery kind of meet meat., to eteaks. chore, fix. t0t.070/. 1D0'...; thwneetlyieNarloild,.
Mk lleee.T'ur ror ,e,,"",, elth ' with its blab seek and anuomthand Duke of Bedford's Bridle .. walked over. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 4th ocr. TO 9th OCT.
rewam,,,,,a4,1,7; jearertiee-e: tee eery sane demand that has when wheat, 1,325 ; etz,,, 60; Barley, ggg ; ow, 2,70,5, Bain., 1265. ; grindior, 134. to 144. (huts, wphite, rear 14vishtonet,
tote 60:.10;
Is. to 13s. ; b al, Ile 3d. to Ils. . reps : ea , .
Qrs. • Enfreth. Scotch. Oath Foreign. 13 vs. ; noise., 6 maim
millers', per 20 stone, 31s. to 32.. ;
f hari 1 d eed I
ler It la erwew to m*7'41.'8184 ° ri.M. '''!' ... 4.-- SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sort. T.Y.C. Winner to Wheat 3361 I 1
a, Louden end Dublin at manotheturo and reti SPURIOUS 1 ITA- shipping;
230.
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Beam 1221 675 16nsferier Sheep, barren Ewes,
Noxwien, Oct. 9,-We have to report a good supply of 30s. Berle el • 16 t 16 to I7a. 6d.; ace , 3Ds. to 345. Others selling at from 264. to 28s. Some
ye in trig, per s Oile, a
von,. ono. of which Mil Isar comperison with therentinft. but mire be sold for 200, &C. Oats
A annuli to them oho sre not soars or the deceptlon. L. and P. Radulphus Flour, 1,839 ; 7,321 barrels. Malt, 1,683 barrels. met by &brisk demand on dm part of the millers, and prices 14s. ; black, 124. to 12s. 6d. Flour superfine, per sack, 434. higher prices than the Hampshire
.Do s. Somerset an
ese raceway to issommend purehawas oft all moth= to ask or . . .. ..
Me for Blackcock Leman Araumrs.-Wheat, Ms. 7d. ; barley. 335• 48.: oath ruled front Is. to 24. per qr. higher than last Saturday, and grinding, 144. to 15s. 6d. Oats, white, per 14 stone, 134. to flne half-bred Sheep, of best quality, mao.ode from O. to ssd.
wether Sheep being larger, they realised
LEA AND PERRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, .. .. ..
17". Id. ; ire 31. e. 9d. ; beans, Mc 3d.; peam 49e. Id. it Must be noted that rather an extensive basher was done 315. Indian from se. to fie per heel above the best Hampshire preen.
to 445. ; seconds, 38s. to 460.; thirds, 265. to 30s. ; fourths, Dorset Ewes and , _ _ .
235. to 255. American, per barrel, 30s. to
sad to see that their mime are Upon the label sad Meat esp of the MATCH. on those terms. In Flour f.0.b., there is very little doing at
teals ANDOVER, Oct. 9.-The best samples of Wheat made 151.
mei by the twoortetora 66 Broadfttreek Worcester. and a. Yereremet, Villiers received forfeit from Vice-Comm]. the price of last week, &cough the sellers ask more maim% yellow and red, 21s. to 224. ; Spanish and Patuguese, 204. of 3d. per lb. Some German and Dutch Sheep sold at form
0,,,,e ~,,,,, saeent, : sees and eons. Crowe and Blackeell. and per loed ; good, 131. 10s. to 141. Barley in good request, Barley fetched Is. to 24. per qr. more money, with a rod sale. Corn, Danube, per 20 atone, 225. to 232. • American, A few pens of small compact Welsh Sbeep made at the rate
to 21s. • white, 20s. to 21a. ; damaged, for cattle, lid. to Gd. per lb. The trade generally was a very
' alum and merchants. London ; and by the most rourectoble MATCH. tines malting making from 14. to 21 Per et moth atone 7. For Oats, Beans, and Po., ropy as ranch :Gooey is given lee. to late Indian Cora meo, oet. c.a. es, 6d. to 10s. dull one, the supple far exceeding the deroand, though
Mere is some 610Tel...idly. Both white and black Oats, of fine sweet quality, retched to-day. Prices current here : Wheat, white, 62114, per wawa, pee e.t.„ lea to 168, kye Meal, per ewe, he the rain that has fallen during the last few days W.ll un-
Nerissa beat Dr. GoodalL
from 26e. to 30s. per qr.; common, 244. to 255. Beans, from build, 60s. to 645. per qr.; red, 641. to 565. Barley, malt. to es. B
V J. DENT'S MANUFACTURE of WATCHES , per 6 stone, 4a. to ss. Imports this week, doubtedly do great good ; yet moot of the flock masters, sheep
jj• sad CLOCKS It parleassi by thrm estli, mama Ladles' PLATE of 301. for 2-yrs-old. T..Y.C. 645. to 565. per qr.; Peas, white, 465. to 48s. Rye, 21s. per jog. 33e. te 3.1...
, grinding, 30s. to 325. Oats, 249. to 28s. • ' •
aeaet, seta watches. with gold dials and jel, 1 four holes, eight F. by Dou John, dam by Colwick „ I sack. New winter ;Tares, 7s. 6d. to as. per bushel ; old Beans, 365. to 404. Peas, 364. Flour, households, Lob , Flour, G4l barrels and 115 sacks. come too late to hoof groat benefit to the grassland. Turnips
k ditto, enamel dials. Maculae.. Tooth. Sher Gs. thl. to 7.. exclusive of arrivals at Ross: Indian Corn, 14,938 qrs • breeders, and varier' named their fears that such him
38s. tal. to 395. per sack, and one month's discount. Retail,
.---r Maw substaatal and aceirmtely•plat Aker law
mute, eer, _sen ... io. HADDINOTON, Oct. 8.-The supply of all kinds of grain .
amate, jet...tra o. r holgeols gutnem.-DEN T. 61, Strand : 33.
eesboureerret: and 34. Royal admits (Clock Tower Areak • • • •
rates quoted last week, the only noticeable variation being m to-day was considerably less than in lest market. Sales were
--- PETERBOROUGH, Oct. 9„-The supply of Wheat is much for the Beset, Horne, Chees, sod
in all quarters are spoken of as very deficaent ; in some dis-
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quick, particularly
_of Osta and Barley. Wh t top fa drY Y°ed• The gregarataen .
OAUTION.-Lnprincipled Shopkeepers, for the COMMERCIAL 4- fr.:4ARKETS. Is. to 24. Wheat, 524. to 60i. per qr. ; 'Beans, 425. to 45e. ; we have had since harvest, and there is also
larger than any nd aver e 1
a ag 11. or n , g p pe .
for sale. Beast, Horses, and Implements of husbaradry on
more spring • ' • • • •
grain offering. Fine Wheat fully maintains its
I._, sate of raids e trifle more soh. vend the mon smokeless 18 stone 1211ri. Barley too 311 down and average 2s. Id.
-' ' ' ' ' ' Monday. Cheese and Hones, with almost everything that
posed; under the tlUe of " Macassar 011 ." some under the Implied
mem,. arm doataa MONEY MARKET & CITY Barley, 325. to 354. ; Oats, 28s. to 345. 2d. dw • wei ht of to r 4 bushels, P a
price, bat all secondary qualities, of which the supply chiefly ,ap weight sr top per 4 bushels, 16 stone 41ba. Oats, top.
was. or royalty and the goternment
ukaa,a, et de....Htloe. It., these eft Imperative on purolissere to me Two o'Cloek.-The very INTELLIGENCE. can be named for sale on Tueseley and three following dim
BATH, Oee, 0,-Our market was dull, at an whence of 1T• cotaisted, were rather lower. Barley, Is. to 2s. dearer. Oats Is and le 1 gel • ight of top per 4 bushels, - . . ~ a T de
'' erage s. .up, We the large Ho fur, commencing at two co cox on um y,
tee e IS. " R. 00,111,131 nace.var on - are In two Rom on the • • ' jonsiderable falling off to 2s. per qr. for Wheat. The demand for Barley was brisk, and Bean, eadt ls. dearer, and in demand at the advance.- 13 stone 31b4. Beans, top, Is., and average ls. 11d. slows ; . .
that '
___e ~,,,o re 3„. ~d • . koala bobs... (eaoast to too, anticipated in the returns of .
.1600 Er of two C.- tw ~ .1. , revenue, both for the and it ia 2.4. per qr. higher. Betas and Peas in short supply Currency to the growen : Wheat, new, 485. to 525. ier%l ; weight of top 4 bushels, 18 stone 9lbs. 2,000 pockets in the Farnham row, and 2,400 in the country
...ea toe a; we &old° thot 8.. 21. Per hoitis.-804 hy tho Cm- quarter and the year now v • • at same Prices. Also the same es to Oats. Wheat, 565. to fine, 565.; old, 524. to 565. ; fine, 565. ; Barley, 324, to 3 ;
- t si Ilatimmaden, Loudon. and by all resemble damn
Fete... a , I .eirdied by the usual official so. • Barley malting 36s to 384 • Beane old 66s ; new fine, 365.; Oats, new, 20s. to 224. ; fine, 4
2s. ; old, 28s. to K MOULDY, Oct. 9.-The long.continued drought has this contemns 4)11 Friday morning. Already there are 'ltaly
ditto besides sime in the Loadon ditto. Many are this year
,
sad perfament quarterly publication, r/ orld not fail to art More week been followed by copious rains,. but not to such an expected to be sold by sample by some of the principal Loa
-------_ 485..; Peas,-gre' y, 48.-.; whi.ae, 60t.' ' ' . ' ' 305.; fine, 334.; Beane, 545. to 565.
unfavourabtlt still uoon .a. r A 1.7
DR CULFERWELL'S OUIDE TO HEALTH AND LONO LIFE. • - - . ....e Ain.. to,s morning
~,,,,pere„,,,,eset toftmetjaloll IA :Air lIK WIMP.% IA Itt• altho,gh e fact of . the deficiency itself, but the • ' extent as to interrupt field operations ;in the north, however,
' Brosnan Oct. 9.-•:-ealVe had a large supply of Wheat, but Parwoaru, Oet. 9.-With a disposition on the part of they must have been excessive, as on Thursday and Friday the e,
DALLINASLOE, TRuIiSDAT EvEN IWO, Oct. 7. - This
don Hop factors, who have temporary offices here.
WHAT TO EAT, 1/R , AND AVOID ; uot its exact &mow eI. a 1.... millers were not demoted to eurchase to any very mat millers to purchas, mhos at extravagant notes, a fair amount Tay was in greater flood than it has been for the last 30 years.
, being the day of the great cattle market, was the meat fla-
w/0 DIM Tables for an te .1,4 oae ••,-vn speculated upon extent; in • few instances sales were effected at a alight of business wse done ia Wheat at our market to-day. Bar. At our country markets during the week, we have had *my
Ey 11 J. Celts 51...0., M.D.. MAL .Ik. LA.C., Re. largely for some day s past by parties in possession of advance, but • oondderable amount of business was done ley and Oats the turn dearer, and in good demand. Pees in very moderate supplies of all kinds of grain. Sales of Barley
&tem, were sold for 41. 12.1. 6,1 , and one lot so low as
~,,,,,e„._nee t„ ware perfect digestioM tenpin reclines.% Mod information. Con
nleate reet. a elear heed. and a enclarted mind. ny an obeerranee of Allit Were called at the commence- at last week's rates. Barley, from 14. te 2s. dearer. In rather more plentiful aupply. Beam still scarce. Wheat, very quick. Wheat and Oats were taken off at fully portant of the fair. Tarte-year-old heifers, in excellent emi-
ts inethreticue hereto contained. the foebis, the serenely delicate, ment 83! for mor
.ey and 831 for the 14th, but these Oat', Peas, and Beans not much doing. Whea , 324.
t to 375. white, new, 131. 104. to 141. per load ; old, 141. to 141. 104. • last week's rates. Here, to-day, we had a fair supply o
pl *was abundant, much exceeding that of lest eear,
roceeded eug 7
earn to the mart thatterod emetitutlola may
.seguire the custom gootatiene were s Beans, 30". to 35". Peas, 30s. to 355. per load of 5 bushels. brown, new, 131. te 131. 10s. Barley, malting, 335. to 36s'. both old and new Wheat ; and, though sales p e 31. len ; the average for stores might be from 61. to tie The
aeoeet of olindeal happiness and wadi ha Dearth she hal period a . not support.* and prices were in Oats, 23e. to 335. Barley, 325. to 395. per q . Averages f i Per qr.' grinding, 365. to 325.; Oats, country, 234. to 25i. ; slowly, last week's prise were fully realosed. Barley •
fat cattle and the better quality of stores was tolerate). good,
We allotted to man. gradual decline wb I p :,
To be had of eherwoot 21 Patensoidarrow : thirralbo, 147, Fleet-
decided hated': ~ en, to render the depression more the week ending 2nd Oct. : 3031 qrs. Na•Lnit, 535. 314 eas, 4es. to 4 le. ; Deans, 465. to 484. -airki- ' and a oonsiderable number of soles were offered. The
~a, and tne cattle were in excellent condition. The deform,' for
meet : oenn. xi. coeue,a ; Yakima 457. West Strand ; or thruct Ma
e, ee issece was receivedby ezpreoeftom Paris 1981 Barley, 365. 811 ; 14/ Beans, 495. 91 t
cOlnatsredwereatinotnithserptathgerrt.oeudzpoleye:; ?bee floarmttoetroowastd
idoooty,
at 1
the 0...014r. to. Awnless. Rftreatstrust
t° wuriarisre enact shelt the Freoehgovernmenthedleaolesd Dogrel!, Ost, leeeellbses Wedneodry we have had a much B.EADINO, Oct. 9.-There was an average supply of Went ,__ __ .
at our market th-day, and for which there was a brisk de- IT. °a. Ta ". Per V. 0
err 28.. to r offered were so low, that several of the primes lots e
p KAM
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f '..a. la 66'. per (Ir'' new' 6°l. te 7Cal• Barley' a- ' were driven off unsold at an early period of the day. The •
1 principal demand was for cettle " near the knife," tut the
. alloen on the umrket for 240 millions of better supply of Wheat, and that day's prices were batty mind at aa advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. The supply o
. . fran-Ma6 following are some of the prices. Tot lot of belles, the top
LATEST INTELLIGENCE. gone for ;coot.), and that the decree lad actually sustained to day. There is more inquiry for Beane, and new Barley was good ; the best qualities met a quickule at an
II Ft the Monitenr fixing the 10th proximo ones commandell rather dear advance if from Is. to 2e. r qr. Other deseptions fully s''''
more money. Oats fully as . . . Pe .„„_34...
tfolo .38.0;ats, now, e3s. to 28s. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801 he •
of the fair 161.; bullocks, top of t e fair, 151. 10s. ; do.
ror ro
P . ae•ing to the adjuaication. The remaining •fe, av
Wheat, red, 50s. to 61s. ; fine, 66e. ; white, 524. to 66e.; fine, mentained late Tates, Oats, Beans, and Peas the same as LEORoRN, Oct. 1,-Onf corn market is very firm, and scoind, 131. 154. ; top lot store bullocks, 121. 10s. ; Comir ,
pekes have oemewhat advanced. nis in part has been pro- Roscommon, la bullocks, 121. ; top lot store he i,
100 m
THIS DAY, Four o'Clork. ilitres of the loan authorized by the legislaturct 58s. Oats, '2os. to 2as. Beans, new, 435. to 465. ; old, We last week.
is, it t° 55°. ger hr. t° the grower& SAFFRON WALDRN,OCt. 9.-The following were the prices
mond for home consumption. The crop of Wheat does not lot. of fot cattle in the /ow retteened unseal, es
dosed by the rite at Marseille", but prinopelly by the de-
the
float. swears, to be employed in dealing with the r•
...ANTRUM:KT, Oct. 9.-We had a fair quantity of Wheat at this day's market : Bexley, 325. to 344. per qr. Wheat, . 111. ; lot of ninety heifers, 111. Som of the pore
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eld so well as had been expected, and the farmers bring demand of the Leinster graziers principally rut
,uh,„,
FRENCH LOAN. fur ng
i debt, but how is not clearly stated. If a at market; the demand was tolerably good, and the best sem- 48s, to 625. Oats, old, 22m. to 25e. ; new, 245. to 28s. Beans, 7
f irward the 1. I 1 hich causes a brisk de-
ll supp let very sowy, w On those a shade lower in condition. The Teas or, 41
.ding of Bons Royaux be in contemplation, it may ples supported the prices of last market day, but those of new, 365. to 40a. Tarn, Bs. so 9s. per bushel. Peas sane.
maand for foreign • nearly, 300,000 auks have gone to the in- this is said to be that, in consequence of the wane c i erw,
B E traordi . Express from Paris it is an- P" 'silly occur that the holders will be little di
y x t secondery deaceiption were Is, lower, Old brown Wheat, RuNDERLAND, 0ct.9.-Rain has fallen hemily and almost terMr during thelast month.
5,55.; new, 48s. to 535.; new white, 545. to Mrs. Barley, Polish, of 61 illes., has been the stockmasters of Leinster and Meath, the ge jute reed
manned that the Moniteur has advertised a loan of a the exchange, unless at a considerable ce to incessantly all the week, so that preparing the moil for an- sold to the millers at equal to 445. 3d., and an advance is grounds of Ireland, were unable to finish off the r Attie pur-
30s. to Ile. Oats, 21s, te loge, Beau, old, egs. ese 605.; new. tom sowing is suspended; but the copious supply of now asked. The crop of Indian Corn is large and of fine chased at previous markets, and, having them eta
220,000,000 francs in the Three per Cents., to be ad- the treasury in the shape of a krge bonus to tempt 338. te 365. Peas, 425. lon hand,
moisture will be highly baillefleial, if flae weather succeeds. quality, but, so far, at the markets in the country, they have are now desirous only of buying up • descriptio a that may
judicated on Nov. 10 ; the other 100,000,000 francs, them. It is difficult to believe that, under actual Canasta, Oct. 9.-We have a stood suppM of all kinds of The farmers brought a small 'apply of Wheat to market to- proceeded in realising 10, which is equal to 101, brought rapt., theat when they shell be ready ter the 1 sife. Hes&
not beiog required, is to be employed to reduce tl, circumstances, capitalists will be found to propose grain excepting Rye, Deans, and Peas. 14" beat was taken day ; but, during the week, 2,000 qrs. of foreign Wheat have kere, or 30s. sterling on board. of cattle at fair ; sold, 1.698; unsold, 2,756- .
Total, 10,4.54.
posi
'tion of the floating debt produced by the inve .4._ for the loan, or any heavy portion of it ; not is there readily by. the millers at an advance of Is. eer bushel on last come to hand. The samples from the growers are puerilely - Mr. Irwin, itathmoy, Roscommon, heifers. top of the fair
merit in the sevinge banks. "-- apparently reason to expert any such favourable eeek's prices. Oats were sold for 6d. lessmonev, and Barley very fine, The demand to-day for Wheat was brisk, and POTATOES.-Sourews 6/ •
RE, WATERSIDE, OCL 11. (got 171. last year for inferior cattle), 1 . Li
' mr. Longworth,
ch within a month as should materially vary the went off at a decline of Is. 6d. per bushel. Whea white, there was a quick clearance at an advance of 31. to 44. per - ullocks top of the fair
The arrivals to the waterside are still limited, yet there Glynn, Athlone, bit . atro.
_____, . , 151. ; rimed lot,
-- --- -- new, 224. Gd. to 245. 6d.; old, 225. to Us. 6d. ,• new, qr.; but this upward tendency caignot long be maintained in has Men some arrivals since our lest from Yorkshire, Kent, 131. 16s. ; Major M h . S art.'. s" scommon, top lot,
present deranged state of monetary affairs. Ms. to 235. ; 0k1,205. to 234. Barley, wear and cilia 2s. to the faceof sueh great andadmatedabundance without casing and Holland. Trade is exceedingly heavy, at the following 141.10 s.; Mr.lLD'Arey, Loughrea, agent to Lord Clanricarde,
A re-examination of our files by the Washi mon Upon the news of the loan the funds became more 13s. Potato Oats, um, 9s. to 10s. • OM, lls. to 19a ; oom- a great reaction sooner or later. tette finest samples of Wheat quotations: York Regents, 10,54. to 110 s. ; Shaws, ges. to top lot, heifers, 141. 70. Gcl. ; Mr Cullinane, sully
enables us to add a few particulars to the nre-' t•t.i, depressed still. Console fell to 82a to e stoney, and mon, new, 84, to 9s. ; old, Ils, to' Dec Flour, per stone, realise 64a. to Cgs. • good average qualities, 48s. to 625. ; and 100 s. ; Kent and whites, 90s. to 100 s.; Dutch whites, hes. ; Clare, top lot, store bullock., le i ,0,,.. Mr. Cab, ,
published by us on Saturday. 1191 to 3 for the 14th, at which they remained steady ' 2s. 45. to as. fd. Oatmeal, 2s. Emosal, ls. 81 Barley, inferior, 62a. to el:. The znalesters are slow purcbasers of
-4 Kidneys, 80s. ditto, 121. 10s. ; Mr. Philip Red , mooota,aonon, ditto,
It appears that at the starting of the Ws Ainirtnn for some time. But recently fresh sales have reduced is. 8d• Barley, the prices of whick are 32,. to 365. Oats are flee 121. 10s. ,• Mr. Walter Burke, ems, Roscotnmon, lot
S
there were no less than eight trans-Atlantic . eteui;ni,e, them* to 82;1 to , for money, and 824 to a for the 14th, Camas:moan, Oct. 8.-There wet a good suppb• of Wheat s• •
le in mall parcels, at 22... to 28s. Not mach ioquiry for HOPS.- BOROUGH MARKET. - Tan &nick.- bullocks, 121. ; Mr. Fain
Thomas
~ Roundfort, county Mayo,
in the port of New York : the Washing!,
~n (Am.), Exchequer Bills, 12s. to "Is. discount. Bank Stook, k Inch kff th other kinds et
at mar et, w was ta es o at e commencement grain. Flour is in great demand, at 4lss. to
M P nden and Smith, hop factors, report that there lot prime cattle, 11/. 12a. 6d.; Sir Thomas Burke, MT.,
of the market, at an advance of from 35. to he pe r ,
q eed 465. for south country ;44s.te 454. for home-made, per 'tack ; is m doing this m ' in the market, Marble hill, top lot, store ho Oen, 111. ; ditto, second lot,
the United States (Am.), the Guadalquivi r (so_` b the 180 to 5. Reduced Threes, 811 to 1.. Three-and-a- elooad heavily. Good red realised 544. to 56c..; mr d ;hit*, and 30., to 32e. for American. Inclasa hien, Its. to 15s. New Mid kE. limns et. otoM. 5 Yearling Kantep.ove..2l.lB to StIO W. 2s. 6d. • Mr. Burton Pero a, Moyode Castle, lot 90 hei ars,
Iris (Am.), the Britannia (Br), the Clair n (61),th, Quarter per Cents., 82; to 3, both ex-dividend. 58s. to 61s. Barley was also in aetter demandam an advance Per lowed. Nes Weald of Resta 3 oto 4 4 Yearling Sussex „ 210 to 3 3 111. ; Mr.'Walter 11I'Doros Louville, first and second lot,
Southerner (Am.), and the Northerner ( Am). There Our foreign market remains quite inert, and with of Is. to 2s. per qr. Other spring corn fully tupported the WARIIINSTIR, Oct. 9.-Ilte best simples of Wheat made New Sims .Ilgto 3 10 Old Hops
Feenbans ..... ..... 0 oto 0 0 •• 1 a4° 2 r store heifers, 101. ; ditto, tidied lot, 81. 10s.
were, in addition to these, two ocean Kt' mmers on the prices nominally mattered. Mexican, 181 to 19. Primo of that week. 30s. per sack ; inferior, 215. to 2E4. Barley dearer, by from FRIDAY EvENINO, tier 8 -The country fair-or that at
Woriczerle, Oct. 9.-There hail been a very considerable • r • • .
Is. to 2a. qr. Best Oats were lower by Is. to 2a. per qr. ; . .
stocks-one, the Hermon, to be launch ad in the early Buenos Ayres, 33 to 5. Spanish Fives, 18 to 19 ; Coteau:Grua, On. f.--The -.apply of Wheat and Barley Per,
_,_ ,o, ~.._ tbe ese. dechne in the mice of Worcester Hem tesday in our Warket which the Poorer arr aers usually sell their cattle-was held
part of the following week, the other, , oe 1,300 tons, the Threes, 271 to 81. Portugoese, 21 to 3. Liatch
.d _
ia much large than of late • thc former sees freely at an common, as "st wee.- weans raw... scarce ; prices
on the rates of this day weanight. Lest week 70s. to 84s. this day, and with it ends the great annual fair of Baleen-
r the' latter at ls rad to 60s. pee qr. In both white and grey Peas no *Bastian. . ~- to.. . " .... slae for the present year, The quality was very inferior, aud
for the New Orleans trade. Two-ead•Half per Ceuta., 53 to 4 ; the Fours, 824 Boovaenoee 71 it • PeirmlA • per 4, • • was obtainable for new nops, lout at sy a m et were offered • contnet ' o the appearance of those exhibited on the
aa mu y appear; for the foe- 0 ming extra- Wirecniterea, Oct:le-Trade rather brisk this day ; some was a decline on most samples of (roma,. to 65. per cwt. The
Messrs. Richordson, Watson, sad '.70., of Philadel- to 31. "'agent prices are asked and made. flee samaes of white Wheat, weighing 64 lbs. per bushel, consquence was, that sales were effected only by those fore •d• ' • • 'I ted f f
going sys , out this may be easi y accoua or, as o
phia, and Richardson, Brothers, 1 and Co., of Liver- Beak Reeek,l9o 5 ENGLIBII3FtiNgR4,O,,,,.
A,
84 i
OLOUCMTEIt, 001.9.-Davisie the week there has been fetched • 605.: red -Wheat of first-rate
per qr.; good, . growers who were driven to past with their stoc .
k Of course mune the clue of persons at this da ' f ' bl to
y s au were una e
make up by ste LI-feeding and green crops for the los of
pool, are about to establish a new line of packets be- 3H. et. lied. Anna. 831 r 3r;er Cents.. 612 'S a fair suede of Enolati Wheat. which. wtth forma' n met a enables Ma ; sue geed millers^ samples, at 5.5. ; good old the large quantity of Hops grown tali year ia Kent and
3 Pee CI. COIIA Anna, tar / I h•mthertme Mth. th weasels. e. • -ea • - - ,- ' Wheat, both Eighth said foreign, at 62.5. to Us.; poor ame- Sussex, when compared with the trifling stock raised this ipt,
mass during 0 .e pa.st season. The supply was tolerably good.
tweet' Philadelphia and Liverpool- The vessels will „aar„ ~,,,,,w. good demand, at a further advance of les. to 2s. per qr. e chidden and was for railch cows, which brought from
be of the first-class in every ev spect, and no expense 6,rer Ct. Amtrian Bonita A 6 I per Gra Grails DM. 17418 i llarley, Beans, anehtlats have eack fewrid'buyers, at Is. per yries at *am 465. to Ms. Mainers were /serge purchases of yes in the Worcester datrict, owls greatly to depreciate 6/. to 81. •tw cevear-old heifers and bullocks brought from
1 • 4 per Ca Ile han Honda, 67 9 Onsets Berated Ma. 3/ 1 or. mom money. At our minket this elay the empty of w
I melee, two prime samples fetchiag Igs. to 40s. per quarter ; the valoe of the latter ; but the present critical state of the gr. ina. ta 64.160 h
will be spared to render the ane every way worthy HI Herteet.t. Ittte,, - 3 per C 4 Mextoen, UM, ley le good matting, Ms. to 36c ; hoary, grinding, &h. • peasant- sanaey-sserket, aad the searcety ef money everywaere ex- . ; oggets, from 17s. to 20s. ; and lambs of
English Wheat was Urge, and found buyers at our fiesta- an exceThent description 1 ls. to:l2e. 641. Toun h f
g Orem, cr
of encouragement. They well sail from Philadelphia sew ee. memo. Ma. 74 8 4Per Ct. Perthken adahm 32 aions. pies, 284. to 30s. Some ho st old forego' Beau issa'cle ith, per seise a very material influeuee 'mon this market. 'The
Ditie New. 74 7 Cm. Mo. 3 Foreign Wheat met a consumptireede, at the im- the army, and good colts (of which the supple was very
ea the 12eb, and frost Liverpool on the 23th of each 55,.., et, ma..., sm. ma,. 33 1 etatar&waegoadeo sj.. tat 6 provement above noticed. Spring Corn en short supply, • 62s tobbs.
master; new Kimbell, . ,
.. .
Baas emu endue! at member of ckets weigked shoe last market-da on the
1' small) were bought up at once, and at fair prices. The fol.
ma& the Kidamazoo Nwil be the first vessel on the Dam Chillau BM, 83 7 -1011, Bombe lido. ill M and the value of all serts faUy maintained. -We a trailing advance. Oets coiddobe had at Dem 265. le -ths publics:ales been-new Bops 240 , old, 288 pocket..
HOW ettlomlt. OaL lale.. - 3Har OR RIIIWTHI Mda•Tri st lowing it a list of the numbers of Sheep and Cattle at the
Vas. Iles William Pena, a new veesel, is almost ready omeesno Eq swila Bas ,m 3 Omit Marts 14 quote Wheat, Slaglish, white, per imperital bushel, fewilr• fair a Bellinaslo fair for the tth
fire latandhing. , 3 pee Ck Death BM. SO 2 Spada Maim 11 1
dew et. Dad. Bd., &I 4 7a. Id. to 74, 9d..; red, 7e to 7a. 6d.•, Thin etc (low te Wassecn, Oct. 9.-We have a good *imply of Wheat WOOL.- N ,
I.IoF BL Ywoollsis 34 3 higk mixed), per 480 lbs., 7s. Id. to 7s. 9cl. ; Palish, hes today, boat small of other artidea. Wheat. is free tate, thee more dessent;l2 than Miele, and_bainess hag be.es dose
Lo 'DON OCI. 9.-71 sere hes been re- la" ree yea"' and •nO"ed
so it that for the present year :-1844, Sheep sold, 53,691 ;
sreold, 9,047 ; total, 72,738. Cattle sold, 8,311 ; unsold,
'The epirit of repatietioa is not dead, for the state of 4 pur Ct. ears Much. tal 36 Vanernall 13041113 Ma. 010 Pognersmian, Stettin, 64. 9d. to 7a ; Odes& Marianopoll, a ls. to 2s. per or. over last week's pekes, and in some In- pronspally at a action Mahon id. per Ike w e , neeso; total, 12,261.-1845: Sheep sold, 67,046; unsold,
Illinois, while taxing itself for the repayment of its RAILWAYS.-We have a deal. of share soft, 64. 3d. to 6s. 4d. ; Odessa Teganragelaard, rya..od. to staneesusore. Oats ein demand, at homer Tam Prises to considering the depreseed state of the mewl whet. At te2o6 ; load, 71,654. Cattle sold, 9,345; mull, 2,267 ;
debt,..his expressly exempted that portion of its liabi- stock offering, and prioes e r suffer from the 69.3 d. Barley, English, grinding,per Maths., 27a. t 0264. ; the grower': -Wheat fins new white, 021 b. to 431 b inm., present there is no anxiety to farce sales, u stooks are light, tett& 11,612.-1846 : Sheep sold, 66,424 ;•unsold, 10,585 ;
lities held by foreignere from my participation in the depression in consols. F;each ranway sherse main_ malting, per impesal_qr, . „ ,
14s. to 364.• foreign grind 564. paw. dile sou; good sum, 611 b. to Ma, 565.; fine teeth iu the heeds of the stooks aad anaanfeenrers. Peer icta1,76,010. Cattle sold, 9,014 ; unsold, 3,216; t0ta1,12,220.
275. to Us. Bun, Euglish, per imperial bushel, 64. newt ,
-rad, 62111, to 631 b, 645. cad rune, 611 b. te
;a_ 621b,424.: foveign Weoleur market is without any ; kale doing.; --BM? Sh
: eep sold, 53,095 ; unsold, 57,424 • total, 80,619.
money so mind. Min. however Saturday's qmtations. mkt of Celast Tod swill sue
to Gs. 9d. ,• foreign, Egyptian, per 661.1 bath. Id. to k.ll. ; fiee .old red, 421 b. tc G3lb., 664. Oats. fine mew sneaking, prices Arm The public 43atele sold, 7,698 ; unsold, 2,756; total, 10,454.
A frineraleereasonv,in commemoration of the death gams Unitise, ur TO TWO TILIS DAY Di LONDON. French, Dutch, 'sail ;talk. 64. 41 to -64. Bd. -thrta, per 12d. preratme..; goodsew feed,lld. le 11 ed. Beans, none menceoa the 21st sast.
of °Connell, took place in New York on the 22nd (Saturdey's prime MR Us Mind in last me:. 3121bs Limerick. Wexford, and Ennisonsily, white, ith. arming. Com reuse, Oct. 4.-Wheat, .641 a. 6d. Oats, Assays'', Oet. 9.-Fleaser, Down Ewes, md Wethees, ToLuereart FAIL-The Autumn fair of Lisburn, held on
Diem. sod Oxbrd Mae. liii i Lola and S. Western, IG ••
aft. The Irish inhabitants of the city seem to have Ritekleglieniebtre. Si I;I Da. New, am, sit 711 to us. • Cork. Waterford, and •Tottprhitll, 254. to 965. ; 20s. Med. Beans, Ms; lid. 19d. to 10ed. ; Doers Teg, 121; half-bred, ISL to 124 d. - • today last, was very large, and well attended. An
gemeally tamed out ou the occasion. The procession Caledonian, 34i 1 KW Mirth, / i message number of Cows were exhibited • '
Welsh, 'black, imp-, 141. •ta UR:: Irish, war 312115, Us. Whooshes; Oct. 9.-Wo had * large supper of English Skin Wool. sombing, 104 d, to 12d. ; Fleeted. mad. t; _ _ in Scnottaleld ;
wasfermed in the Second Avenue, and extended from Da* "et& 24 3 a Midland, 109 to lis. Peas, brullsen, Foretop. besheleECh, 64.2 d. to Wheats at oar snaked to-day, which aold etesely at hat 12d.; Blanket, 91 to 10d.; Lamb Wool, 11cL •• Dad. eery few $ them, however, belonged to the higher bred
Chewer Is ;head, lin Da. 40k, 404 40 da. Oda; W*l, and grinder', lisral69thee E ish, 51 Ad- ao weer. ream Bed, 204.61. co 21a. 6d. per beg efifat. Win ; on of stock, and for those few the pri b
Baaxs•oan.-The accounts of additioaal Whales appear tainViranged from 141. to 181 - ces ° -
-ft Mark's Church down to Houston-street. The e.. Countlas, ICI I Da. SOL, 9 54. Bd. • Uremia sa. Gil.. to ss. Sd. Indian. pee ellilho white„ 22a to 220 641. Malting aid grinding Barley bath . each. Grousing Cattle, in
Sham magrossed the attentioa of all parties, to the almost
errand marshals and aids were mounted on handeome 1:88- To'h Exten- a 13".C°18.• a'eaa• "•1164‘a• r'ren ' 34. 9d..te M. 64. Fleur, beet attends, EngLoh, 425. to 444. commanded extreme prises of tkis day week; sad all other superior condition, Trele eagerly picked up ; the four•year-
oe. N. a ft., 491 82 Omit, 119 l total easpesion cif bushes in any kind of combing Weals ; old med. hteeßteg 13j. to tar
, and three-year-old 11/
horses, decked out with sable trappings, while the Edinburgh see Glwasw, 49 50 Worth atatibrdshthe, ei I Unwed eake, Dote* Per tolled/1U 10h; Yeench, 1.1. w description. of grain eves m request, at 24: to/epee quarter mad dune th week the sales have bee
g • a Yet, small. med. if to 131. Prom dm abundaroce of fodder d " *
riders themselves were dressed in mourning. The Do. Hasa, 131 Dxford,Wera, k Wok.. 11/ 101.10 s. Inserts for the week ending Asa. 8 : Wheat, more mosey, any ehmsire in price, a dude in fasts of the buyer. ,an anticipated
• Ot. Northern, 21 e Union- 12 1,800; Oats, 1,056. cheapness of the turnip crops, halafat Cattle for the
funeral car was drawn by 12 horses, richly caper- ~,,,. L....Rd yeti, Eit,,,, i I 4.'"irM=Do„-,Th , You. Oct. 9.-Whiatrin fair apply and Seedy sale, at Lzeos.-The extreme tightness orate moray market ease stall were much looked for, and • peat number of that
aimed with plumes and sable cloths and velvets. The Gt. 5. aad W. (Ireland), 25 lio. 40. (No. 2). 114 0 cILL,PaRD, Oct. 9.-We had a KKTY large quantity of an advisee $24. to lame qr. over het week's rates. Barley Lame, to operate very ausfaerourably on the foreign brandied detcription bong S d
ht up. swingers an Mikh Cows of the
coffin was covered with green velvet, richly trimmed Cit. of England. 220 Do. do. (No. 4), .11 li Wheat, sedan extensiee eale. The eoperfine tans brought °oases alowly to hand, goad See qualities are filly la to 24. Eris mark and bn as confining their hases to an
et, "II Fa re perks class were rather higher in value than th y h
Do. New, ISt, 17i 1 Muth Wake, 41 an advance.of 10s. to laa. per load; but, in coasequence of oer qr. dearer. Oste, few showing, at last weelt's prices. their present limited requirements. la prices there is no been forwent time past ; the former were"
are
with gold lace, and the black pall was trimmed with Gt. western, 98i TorkaNewea & Berretta. lIS 30/ the very large proportion of Wheat af middling.cuality, ne en other articles no alteration. Wheat, white, 694. to 645. ; quotable variation. We hue not any alteration to notice is at prices from 11l to 13 guinea,. Stri e scarce, and sold
white satin and silver laces. The principal event of Do• Mires. 57 Do. VMS. Siiwe• W 16".5, 23 74 advance meth( be obtaioed on the priors of last week, el- Ted, 565. to 695. Barley, malting, 345. to 375.• solo,ll
. o---ng. the En lish breath of trade dreing the past week. 'ao ht after. Slue - d ppm low, and not much
Do. Qrs., 111 16 Da. Extension, No.l (Teak anti g
though a fair-dearance was effected. Wheat, CP. to 172: bos. to 335. Bye, 355. to Me. Malt, 614. to 70". per imp. p comman ed a remunerative rate for the
the day was the delivery of an oration byes-Governor Do. rim* 2.21 Neare.).3-1 111 LtvERPOoL.-There has been a very limited amount of hollers, snd the demand Was considerably improved I'
Seward, at Castle-garden. De. New 171., 7. 1 I Dc.. 5,.., ow.. kp...1,6 5, old, 14/. to 172. 6s. Barley, 30s. to Us. Oats, 224. to 24a. qr. Oats, 12d. to 13d. per sone of 11 lbs. Flour, 424. to 1 . airs
A New York paper gives the following account of l'w. De. G.N E. Farebaee, aes
took 16miLeir. 2-) Cl"" 2 York a N:Wiellsod, 70
W. R. Won, 21 1 d ' Beans, 435. told.. Peas, ath. to 435. Rye, 38,5. to Ma. 475. per sack of 280114. latrines transacted during the last week, consumes only ',mewl 1 high ; some Sore animals brought 31. ; suckers
taking for their immediate wants; but, as shocks are taeht, were sol at rano-a prices, according to size and appearance,
the grounding of the steamer Britannia off Cape Race : Lome sod Baulked, 54 I Do. Pref., 14. Manenzeren, Oct. 9.-Increasing firmness bas dims- DCBIAN, Oet 8.-Tbe @applies to our market Wm elai prices are well supported. A little buskins has been &a. the lop descriptions bringing 304. to 364. per pear. The
BAT oF FUNDY, Sept. 18.-When I made up the news of Lon. es Blackwell, 3 Boulogne and Amiens, 13 1 terized the corn trado due our last report, and there has were considesely less than fair several pest. The demon in fine Scotch descriptions. Imports this week : Foreign, Horse fair was aumerously ateended, the chief buyers being
the day it was my expectation to be in New York early• on lute Britt,* Booth CsNet•4l4 1 I Nor. ot. Prelim loi I been a steady. consumptive demand for all articles...ems. beam lively, the tendency of prices was generally upwards. 3,060 , naaaiooaly, 61,666; total, e 4,616 bags; Scotch, 619 ; those engaged in the Englub os de. Young Horses, well p
Do. Coos. Eighths, II Orleans and Bordeaux, 31 dually improvingpricee. The same description is rep-Ooable We advance oar quotations Is. to Is. Gd. for Wheat, and for eroeioara-.
y 10,671 ; total, 11,290 begs. end with good action, sold fast at 200 h to '251. ; for periu-
Sunday morning, notwithstanding we had head winch to ,„_, ___, a. ~,e_,__, 1,0 -
z 1 Paris and Room, 134 tO the Larerponi and Wakefield markets, At our Ezeimage OAS snd Barley 3d. per barrel each. American Flour was ` _ bred annul 60 guinees were refused, but the princaipsaul Au:T.
the Banks of New'oundland. On our arrival on that din. e"SeTne."No,,a:Ti Rouen and Havre, 1.91 4 to-day there is buts small display of really good qualities of also les per barrel in advance. Indian Corn ww, however, a LEICESTER -Wool is dull of sale • the rowels hold
prom coast, at this season of fogs, we found our-elves on Do. pima, It I 1 West Flanders, 21 firm] for late rices. Worsted is '•
idling at rater whith •
nees was done at the former figures. Stout cart Horses
the 14th enveloped in the mst dense fop I ever saw ;it was 24, British, 22 ' either graia, Flour 4r Oatmeal; and Dew staff ot all kinds lingerie sale, and Is. per qr. loser. The following was , 1
„ct P . . suitable for the plough or the road, ranoed in value from'
It to the wear.
such • one aa was never seen, I think, in your city. -- iis so scans that 'it is difficult to state skies accurately. the mural currency :-eit, red, 245. to 294„. ware no P 141. to 20/.
On the afternoon of that day the steamer went on the PRODUCE.-MINCINO-LANE, Ralf-past Two.- Suitable qualities of 'Wheat meet steady sale. et an advance white, O7s. to 31a per 280 lbs. Oats, per 196 lbs., 10s. 6d. to Leirate Meninx FAIR, Oet. 1.-The quantity of cloths --
et ed bashel. The ' 4 all good be F 82 B 1 MIN 13e. d& to 17e. Oatmeal, per for sale at this fair is large, and estimated in some
. per ouantity re y . rrel lour 124. . ar ey, per ~ quarters For Saturday's Marta* see last page.
roeks at Cape Roca, the southern point of Newfoundland. The public males of Susar, advertised for to-morrow, consist _
_oood
to a
mot_
coot . . . .
.. _ _ _ _
to
17
As you may imegme it was a moment of deep solicitude. of 1.50 hhde. Wen India, 8,000 bags Mauritius, and 2,000 is now red I peas, and brings fully Is. gd, tete 13a. a Sack Flour, per cwt., seconds, 17s. Bd. to as scarcely inferior to the show at our last Easter fair. The -__ __ ______
Many of us hed been for some time watching for land, bag. ng . ,
Be al 2 300 hags Ceylon Coffee are also to be sold in s 3ls
&thence, as also do leash sacks. Oats Id. to 2d. dearer. 111 a, 6d. ; American, per thrrid, 29 .to . Indian Cern, mein buyers so far were Grecian merchants, but there are
Beans sad Malt In r 41301 be. 25e. to 315.
anxious to know our true situation, that we might name all public sale. There is no alteration in the Sugar market to- Oatmeal without alteraticm, as also sso . pe , also .rable orders to be executed on American account. ee SHIPPING.
apprehension during the approaching night. My eye was at day-the article wears a dull appearance; neither is there instances Indian Corn and Meal are effaced on o
min.
1 te b t this ' n a•ETFAST, Oet. 8.-The mom are nOw all secured, and our Our own German customers are somewhat weak in thew
. . . =AILS ARRIVED. - Dublin, 6; Waterford 3 •
. . Donag-
bidet 2; 0
t general. The market
the moment fixed ea Captain Harrison, our exsellent corn. any indication of a desire to operate in other articles. Credit rather ower ens, u is o ruwere we bringing their new grain to market; and nernsey and Jane I • French °• Oa
operations, both in woollen and other articles, which is what ooll,,;,d, 1. 7, . ,- , tend, 2 ;
sunder and I saw him turn quickly and heard him exclaim, and money is so warn that the markets, except for articles ,
closes well and with s more favourable, aspect farmers' Wheat *ells at an advance of 3d, to 6d. per cwt. on might have been expected, considering that the wounds
" titarbnerd-stop her l " Before the echo ceuld have died of large daily consumption, are partially suspended. than of late. Present miss: Wheat, per babel of Lut week's rats. IS pareels,ex.ship or sore, we have meareely the national
inflicted upon prosperity during the put year LONDoN 0 •
, et. 11.-Wind this da
weather ' h rain y at
riwn'
E.,
hvY
, wit .
away the ship struck, and for the first time I saw the bleak f *caret and of sufferin have n
70114., Englab, wkite, Bs. fkl. to 9s. ; rad, 8.. to Ba. dd. a trewetior, to men. Irish Neer es anch.god ja pace, o y g ot yet been entirely healed.
and barren rocks COALS. -Bait-past Two.-The following are the Irishared, 7a. 6d. to Bs. Barley, per bathe! of 80 lisc, hat American must be quoted fully Is. per barrel dearer. Poorentortn, 9.-W S.S.W
The Wool trade has become rather quiet again, though we Boaehe olo_ ,_ •to . ; 10th, 8.-Off port :
It may be said by some, " Did not the cap bush lof 451 .w - . Oats ha
lain keep too quotations ;-Walls End Hetton, 22a. 62. • Walls End grinding, its. 6d. to ts. Ods, per e be , -MI lia: toy supports former rates. ye advanced 3d. per _ . _ . .
see no alteration in prioes. The leather trade has been for a r aet e' ''''°'""' '
near the shore o To this I reply that nine timn out of ten La tch and fine Irish 3s. 8d to 34. Bd. • Irish kiln.
robton, 225. 61 ; Davison's Hartley,t 2415. ; Charlene lish, Seco • t
..
3it ,_.
_e . _ . ,Ttot
boatel, awt, whilst Ostmealooonc the contrary hos: declieed aboe
et the last few days very ani . Strangely contrast's) Cowes, Oct. 9 and 16.-S. and S.S.W.-Arrived : Queen
the fog ' lifts ' when near the those, and land is generally Main, 21s. : Blungerawr Steam, 225. ; Mer kyr, 255. ; West dried runs, 3 . 4.1 to Gul P as, per 8 impe , la. GEL env cwt. Indi _ orn mbe q ted fully Is. p r with the meant state of money matters in England cash sigs of the Tyne, Bahia; Triumphana,te Mamas
seen at a dietance of two or three miles. This is peculiarly 44a
Wylam, 184. ; Morgan's Steam Coat, 305.--Ships at mar- white boilers, . . to 465. Flour, per seek of 2SOlbs., ton lower Asa last Pride
r, and In Corn Meal has ex- •t this time more abundant in Berlin, for eV urging Fatuorrn, Oct. 9.-S. to S.W. ; 10th, S.W.-Arrived
Pun" Northumbria, Pickle.
the ease off Newfoundland. ket, 23. English and Inah, fine, 40e. to 42a. ; superfine, 435. to els. •
: perienced a limiter decline, with a very limited demand. poses, than bills, and at the moderate rate of fouz per cent 8 ~ ,-,
The course the captain instantly adopted entitles him to ~,,„„ ee extra, 4.54. to 465. Oatmeal, per load of 2101bc, Eoglishana hie, of memo and parcels in store pa too : Wheat' Irish, Per annum York.
orTHAMPTON, vet. :A-Arrived i Washington, New
great praise. As soon as it was ascertained that the steamer . .
tonen.-eIARK•IANL-Our market wali to:aerobic?' Irish, 324. to 335. 4 • white 101 lOs to 11l 5: Oats.
red, DOW, 101, tO 101. 11 • , . • • ---.-.•-.
-- - --. CATTLE, &c. - SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.- Orm Manoars, Oet. 10.-S.E.-Arrived : Hindeatan,
was ashore, orders were given to clew up the sails, the guns well supplied this morning with English Wheat, by lan - as
awARTROROCOR, Oct. 9.-Wheat was sold freely, best Iriah, new, 81. to 71. ; Barley, new, 61. 10.. to 71. Oatmeal,
were run aft, and the provisions and everything else that carriage samples from the near countiea ; and, although there llow Indian Corn 81 5. to 111 10a • are not 5° many
heavy samples realising 60e. to 635. per qr. ; moderate Wheat, 131. to 14/. Prime ye . , . . , .W h Beasts as on Monde 1 •
y est ; trade is Quebec ; Euphrates, Sydney ; Melia, Madras.
could be removed were shifted ; the water in two of the wee not much life in trade, millers were unable to effect their 52a. to 645. Barley for malting, up to 40s. per qr.; some . Meal, 91, 10s. to W. Ith. ; ditto, per barrel, 164. to 17s. ; In- . . . ... . .
still very heavy, especially for inferior qualities. In the Basra., Oct. 10.-S.-Arrived : Mohawk, Af •
nca ;
boilers was let off, and the pusengera all crowded to the purchases on any better terms than those of Monday last. In moderate, 365, ; good grinding, 30s. to 32". ; light. 28s. New I dian Com, white, -•- •
itt Ith to 91 • Meal 91 15s. to 10/ • bait descriptions tnere is fully 2d. per 8164. advance on last Mercy, Miramichi ; Brietol, Demerara.
stern ; the engines were reversed, and two waves or rollers r
°feign Wheat the burins done was in retail at previous, Beans, 524. to 645. ; beat old, 565. to 58a. per qr. White Peas, I ditto, per barrel, 17s. to 18s. rs' prices.: American
aim. ' ' ' ' Monday's quotation, 4s. 6d. being readily obtained for the Dem., Oct. 9.-W. to W.N.W. ; p.m., W. 10th, S. to
coming in, we were, under the gracious protection of an prices. Flour was also without alteration in value. The 485.; maple, 45e, Best Potato Oats, 30s. ; good sweet black, Flour, per barrel, zoo. to . , pe
30. •su rfine Irish ner cwt beet Scota, fte., and rather over 4s. 4d. is made in '
some in- 8.8. W.-Arrived : Glenorry, Calcutta ; Hope, Se Vi '
neent s;
overrulidg Prevalence, tom more afloat. arrivals of Russian Oats have again been large, and seen- 264. to 275. ; moderate, 245. Rye, 21s. per sack. Wheaten 21s. 6d. • first, or bak see 19s. Gd.; seeonds, 18e. ; thirds,
' - " Since, of the moet selling Short-horns. The es I of Peggy, Junsica ; Juvenor, Quebec ; Johanna, Bahia for
The captain then summoned the chief engineer to dary and inferior qualities of such were 6d. per qr. cheaper. Flour, 445. to 46a per sack. 17s. ; foi'arths, 10s.; bran, th. 6d. pis
Shee • also shorter, but it Is • adsge
qutte uate to the demand.
pg y Heiberg. 10th : Marianne, South S • B '
. runkenmoor,
ascertain whether the ship made water. The result was AU g
ood horse corn was quite as den. Barley Beans, and , Middling Sheep and Ewes are with di ulty disposed of at Euphrates, and Sydney, Sydney; Fortitude, Singapore ;
that she was making at the rate of about 12 inches per hour le te
Peas, being sane, readily commanded lest wee sra e. NEWCASTLII-ON-TTNE, Oct. 9.-The weather "ince this Coax, Oct 8.-The weather hal changed, and the Last late rates. Some of the choicest Down Wethers, which are
day '•ht h &Tone a total ehang.e, oopions rains few days have been showery, but no rain to affect the supply wen,.
.se nog as un make rather more money. The number of Calves Mountstust Elphinstone, Calcutta ; John Graham, Madera;
Scaleby Castle, Bomhay ; Idalia, India ; Vigilant, and Mi-
but he was sure the two pumps, usually in service, would The following are kat Monday's quotations : having alien, which will render the land In good tilth for of water hal fallen 88 yet. Oar Corn market has recovered wog small, trade is brisk, at a small advaoce. Trade is not rands, Antigua ; Helen, Tobago; Charles Chatham, North
keep the water down. Under this impremion, the captain BRITISH. 116191 es• per Quarter.
eeedin operations which ere about commencing in this die. the decline or last week. Wheat is in good demand at our (to pod ft. pits, America; barque No. 5,371, 2ad. dist. pendt., St. John's,
determined to proceed on his course. gum Essex and Kest, red 54 to SS to 60... white 52 to 60 to 62 11 . • ~ . qu so g From Holland and German h
yet in
' Norma and sorra,. 52 to se to 55,. do se to se to go trict. The improved fecang m the trade which we instanced quotations. Barley eery steady, and Oats taken freely at 1 Is. to 569 Beasts, 3,250 6 eep, and 31 Calves. N. 8., and sailed for Hull.
The passengers, both ladles and gentlemen, behaved
Talavera (Essex cc Balkan) 65 to se last wale, ham been followed by a further advance on Wheat Ds. 4d. for black, whiht best samples of white do not exceed per seme of Ma ad.a. 4. Pee stone of'slbe. 01. o i INTEBTEITHINO, OCt. 7.-A vessel's boat, merited
with great coolness duriug the exciting moment, and no Comb. a Um, red....
_-. to -to --width-- -to- to - and Flour ; ether articles, though commanding more lls. 10d. per barrel. ne price asked for prepared Oats Bog Roots, Herefords.. 4 4 4 6 gat Dna* lit .bele. Bb. 0 0 0 0 a. Apollo, of Middlesboro'," has been picked up off the Tore
one attempted to interfere with the commauder in the course Nortbuorb. and hotatido. -to -... do.. ... -to- t• - attention, being no dearer. At our market this morn. prevents badness. Some few Ices of middling Wheat new arelp,,anw,, naiatea. 1; 1 : /2thltha= .. ,1 ti II 8 Islands.
he pursed, nor did any one convermewith him until we were Iriah do -ea -.•• 6°••• ••• -1°- a" - Mg we had a large show of Wheat from the coon- fetched 255. to 2th. per barrel ; 295. asked for prime. o. 4.. ..... 10 4 8 Ewa and woad Maid, 38 4 4 Drnma, Oct. 9.-Arrived : Warringford, Dereerara ;
again under weigh. Soon after, tome haladozeu gentlemen Rra .., ......
but hem the coast the arrivals are trilling. Flour in steady demand, without variation in price, pisrane.. ..
__ea. „ ... 41 2 3 Da do. Shorn ...... 00 0 0 Odema, Quebec ; Commerce, St. John's, N.B.
met the captain in his statesoom and looked over his chart, Baxter, Feeding -to - dlstilling 28 to Mto32 7, declined 10s to las r ton and Meal B." owe a Harland' 62 6 4 l'amh' "--•••• --••-• 0 0 0 0 Jeans Om 8.-St Geo Pernambu
Walthag se to es,,ch„nbayst to se An, ming in addition to a good demand from our millers Indian Corn has . ,pe , 8...6.,...k.t. 43,,, 0,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ~.,400 ; ~.,... 140, pi,o. 310. K . , • TFK, co.
and ascertained our poeitioa. Se. John's was some 50 miles Irish -- -to - .Bcotedi -to - several seed buyere, a clearance was readily effected at an maintains its price, with a fair consumptive demand for both. IhOsTOWN, Oct. 9.-Arnved : Chariot M•Loughton, St.
north of us, but es the fog still continued there was ao pro- 800. Wow -to - improvement of folly 4s. per qr. the few south country A good deal of inquiry front other ports for fisting cargoes. WEYRILL 1.61101 Silent. FAIR, Oct. 9.-It is now eh '
o n a N. B.
bability of getting into that pert, and having fail confidence sear al to 56 .tlne, pale SG to 62 r„,a, 0
ffering es weU as the best foreign being as much Since oar last, amvah 10, railings 21 cargoes. Prices to since so large fair has been hld h
nearly twenty years • e ere CORK, Oct. 8.-Arrived : Betsy, Porto Rico ,• Lady
in Captain Harman's statement that the ordinary pumps eau, grey 44 to Me 01.. maple 42 to 44 for the sale of sheep: then there were more than 200,000 for Arabella, New Orleans ; Susan Green, Veronica, and Fein
I would keep the ship free, Mr. Winthrop made a report to
the passengers which allayed their fears, and we arrived at Blue
White
Halifax on Friday morning, where a survey was held, and 'ee' mayo. - Imperial -to -
42 tO 46 Miles. so to 54 igherwhilst on inferior demeriptions we have little variation farmers: Wheat, white, per barrel of 20 atone, 245. 9d. to .
to note. The arrivals of Flour being moderate, and short 275.; red, 20s. to 265. Gd. Barley, pm barrel of 16 stone„
On. If 36 00 38. Rich
38 to 40.. mall 40 to 42...e1d 46 to 20 sale , lart year 120,000 were penned and sold by twelve de Rothlali New York • Ashle St Jh •
1k in the da This merning nearly 160,000 were Dnooattlio
o e oe y.
d more than 20 000 of them being held over from John' el
has been effected at an advance of forily.Ze. per sack, house- I Is. 10d. ; black, 10s. to lls. Wheat subject to 6d, per 'mope e ' , . as 8. ,y,.0 n s, N.B.
, Oct. 8.-W.N.W.-Sailed : Camilla S
, ea
t
the report was made, in intbranta, spat the steamer had yeas, New sister -to --new wintez - e,-...01d -to - holds being saleable at 445., and choice whites at 466., barrel, and Oats and Barley 4d. per barrel brokerage, Appleshaw Fair, Rain having fallen oaring the night, and BLLFAST, Oct. 9.--Arrived: &Arson, Quebec.
been ashore at Newfoundland, that her fore-foot had been Airmen, New 49 ta 42 whereas choice brands of American are worth 325. per in addition to the quotations. Wheat, Polish Odeon, 295. •
knocked off, her keel injured, and that she made 14 inches Lissom Cam, per thousand - - -----a
re, wee se .1,. band. Our millers raised their price 34. to-day, and we Mitrismople, per barrel of 20 stone, 304. ; f.0.b., 265. to A.,,, '
of water per hoar ; but that her two bilge pumps could Feoe Temeamicadineed 44 to 49 _fine household 42 to 46 think it net improbable that this advance will In este- hie Oats, white; per barrel of 14ste 12s. 6d. to 135.; r.cRAGES, FROM Tli2.Z "LONDON GAZE77'E" OF FRIDAY LAST
- throw out the water she made, and that she might proceed a'
mean ma NSA 40 to 42...weite 42 to 14 !shaded next wmk. In Rye there is not much sturingabut black, 124. Indian Corn per ton white, 81. 6.. to 81. 10*. ; 1 Willa'''. p meanie a WOK. ' RTR. I MASS. ; Phu
safely to Batten. Neakamhallindt Lincoln, and Torthdre -ha - late rates are readily realized. Malting Barley more inquired yellow, N. to 8,. 10s.; Indian 'Corn Meal, white, 10/. DISTIL/CDR a"'""1 AMA,. Maarten aisella ;cleaners mons Rea Age.Wwpitatattera Mame Tim AV....
Previous to reaching Boston the passengers on &ism sad Lae -to - . Irish -i° - for, and we look for a ready sale for the first arrivals. yellow, 101. Fleur, per cwt., firsts, 18s. to 20s. ; seconds,
FOREIGN.
hoard the Britannia signed a document, from which WRZAT, Diable ital .S4to 55 .fine _to es Gremlins also in better request, and the turn dearer. Malt 16a, ; households, 134. to 15s. ; thirds, 10s. to 12s. Bran, per Le'whe ' 4050 57 9 1883 W"-ri 1114 'S-3- 40 811 7 , 946 40 8 142 44 7
the following. is an extract : snit stem,
16 to 58 ann. Choice boilieg Peas are wanted, but Beans are with- ton, Is. Wheaten Moil, new, jeer ton, 12/. to 131. Flour, per gi.., 99e 58 3 184 33
6630 33 7 2301 SI 38 24 1 S 33 0 10 37 0 19 61 •
152 22 105 33 8 ' 504 35 9 met ee a
Freak ani."....Tillitkiat -to - out much inquiry. The skew of Oats from the country being barrel, Canadian, 30s ; United States, 309. to 31s. Barrel Hortsodobbe
ne undersigned cordially unite in bearing testimony to 10 er ll .., ... • 12 47 1 14 46 8
Dania sod Haustageb 49 to 53 trifling, hales were readily effected, at rather over previous Indian Cern, 17s. to 18a. 170 31 ; SO 27 1 ... ... 4 oe 5
the admen presence of mind, and good judgment dig- Ramie 42 to 31 .147Peison -t° - rates, hut the demand for foreign was scarcely so animated's, LIMERICK, Oct. 9.-The quantit fWh t t k t to- Oxford Ire -... ...... -.-..-. 1177 54 , 732 31 ; 92 23
played by &plain Harrison and his officers and men. In Ameba tual Odeara
last week the sale being confined to best qualities. Wheat, Wittehire
less than half an hour from the time when the accident Spa& hard -to - .estt -to - ' day wu small, owing to the wetness a the weather. It was Berkshire .. ans se 693 31 ; 73 22 4 44 0
13 40 6 70 43 0 10 411 0
occurred the steamer was again pursuing her way to famedlea . •
-to -...Antrallan 33 to el Britisb, Northumberland, old, white. 625. to foth ,
_, quickly cleared off at a slight improvement in price. We lOW pmeep„„ ......... _ ...... „,,,.... 13.4 M 91 91 174 23 7 35 0 19 39 11 7 4.3 0
Halifax, under circumstance, which gave the passengers 14" -to - red, 565. to 62a. • new, white, 621 to 66a ; ren. , liberally supplied with Oats, and although the price changes gent . . ... :
- ...... -- ..... ••••••-•• 2110 32 1 M 7 32 83 22 117 42 8 ; 47 44 7
BARART ?wan 22 6338 Allatilllog -to - 564. to 645. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, el& white. c2l almost daily, yet we cannot alter our quotation, as to Ms mom
every asuman of sfety of which the case admitted. r.,..06,,,,, . - ... 65 45 I ' 11 33 •
The promptness and skill of Captain Harrison in oe,e, gamma 35 to 35. Lamina -to- to 665. red, 684. to 645. • new, white, 621- to general figure. Barley inquired for, but little offering. HMI°
••• 19 1° 21 66e • red sos. to ots. • Lin 2319 34 OH II 1 14 •24 1 44 37 11 34 44 9IIS 41 9
1133 34 4$ 31 1 34 23 7 54 0 _
thus extricating the ship from her perilous position, as well Paineranean and Stralsund -to - ' " colnshire old, white, 68s. Indian Corn and Meal in good demand, but prices not go 1084,826106
939 61 181 31 178 II 1 -
as his uniform courtesy and untiring devotion to his duties Swedish end Danish
Aar', 530. t° - , lugh. The country consumers are song a good deal of their 0..0 .
...”.„„ . 604 53 131 30 ' 193 19 - - ••• ... ts Is 1
during the whole voyage, have won from us all our kindest Fries:eland and Dutch feed 29 to 23 red, 581. to. 61s. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 315. own produce, in prefereees to buying any otheo American se.seegehji; „.._ ...... „..... 2M4 21 $56 32 1046 21 •• • "'
3 44 o lie 4i -3
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*-
feeling tawards him as a man, and our confidence in him as Ditto Brew 26 to 30 Iced -t- to 38s. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 325. to 345. Flour in fair request, without any change in value. Wheat, Iliamorsellnike....- ..... ... 371 54 113 31 -
Basta, Mk.. - Chevalier, 345. to 36e.; Northumberland and Scotch, 28e. ...
leto. 35 687 31 731 24.1 "' • "
a commander. red, per stone, I Id. to 451 d. ; white, Med. to 1714. Oats, Olsomeseinehne
Sroall - old. - to -
,_ to 361.; Chevalier, 30s. to 32a. •, grinding and distilling, 263. to Bd. to 81d. Barley 10d. to 111 d. Indian Corn per ten 120111"Adee --- --a tit 32 37 31 1 I 23 32 •••
The undersigned cannot conclude without an expression of 23 to 30...Tescany -"a -30 s. Melt, 544. to 68e. • Chevalier, 58e. to 62a. Oats, 91. to 101 . mea 161 11l d ' ' Weassierake.. _ lal. 53 353 15 ! 12 30 ••• ••• : • - •
is 49 6 i 47-.
to - • , , .to .; O. per barrel, 17s. American 661 39 ... ...
20. 33 1 I 33 27 . - ...
their gratitude to God for so signet a preservation under Fess, rey
Shea _to _ Northumberland and Sc'otch, potato, old, Us. to 31s. ; Flow, 324. .
circumstances of so much peril. Had the accident taken 31 to MI balms - '-
241 to 28s • commonand Amu old 24e. to 28".; new, ••• ...
piece at night-had it happened during the violent wine' Talus ohl__,,, -to - aeW -to --large ....... .... -to - new, • • i , , e NIWRY. Oct. 8.-Owing to the very unfavourable state Orley 470 is mmlii ti 1
which belong to this sesson of the year-had the ship even lAnal•°' ''''''e and Kenji" 46 to 48 to 50 20s. to 244. Peas, white, boilers, 40s. to 445. Beans, 4us. to
_. _ . . Dertryddre 7OB S 3 SO 116 139 13 -1
17'• .6
M 55. -1
.6
41-4
Meditate/teen sad Odom. -t045t0 32 44e. Floor, per sack, fine, Stockton and Northumberland, ot tn_ weather, yesterday morning, the supplies of grain, ~a__,,,,,, ssoo 39 I 623 33 284 29 I
touched the ground a few rods on either side of the precise g„aatten ... ... 166 51 II 20 53 4
39 ta 4°. •hetred "t° 36 43e. to 465. ; Norfolk, white, 445. to 46a; households, 425. do., from the farmer., was not 60 large as they would other- 'aroteareetee . .......... .......... 1962 09 784 14 211 29 39 35 5 731 1
paint on which she struck, the entire immunity fram lees of germs, csmeneed distoroo..same 3 Ms. to S 2 15s. wise have been and the decline of prices in some depart. steetheeeptes
life end property in which we now rejoice could not have Loosen CALM, Dftek mai A 9 Os. to CM Os. ito 445. ; seconds, 40s. to 43e. ,• households, 395. to 41s. , 4 ••• •••
mean., was not'so marked ae we had ex'
peeled. Indeed, in ft 37 1 27 30 •••
been experienced. Ditto Irrench_audAmadess £lO ea. to £ll os. thirds, 31e.t036a.; households, 304. to 360. Wheat, foreign. - - ... ...
some de - Teethed. WM
partments, a small advance wall 1240 17 1 155 32 1111 24 - • " in 49 9
While, the dote, we would do full justice to the human Fre'rth Amerkaa'or nneariaalbs• 24 to 27 Dant:tic and Ko ' be white 625. to 661. • red, 5135. to .....- ....... 6 44 4 ...
Ws rgi_ , Wheat sold t 10. 6d 11 d red 9s 6d tielf fai 117 31 116 24 •• • *"
laustale Metherg 23 to 28 Ms. Silesian, white itOs. to 644.; red, 's6s. to 625. • • -to a• Per cwt., an • •t°
......, 7471 • 53 481 II ISt 30 .
i Mil , 42 as io ri so 5
agencies which were exerted in our behalf, we would not Cenadlem.
forget how etranetly it is of God's golden. that we are all Flaseh, per sea at MOM, free red, 60s. to 645. Hamburg, Marks and Anhalh white, Ne. nig
samples • and Oats at 91 to 10d. per stone. Floor, at the Ilhaßlk.
here at this hour, to give an account of the dangers to which nmenut AVERAGEL 'ls Idle at Illel ewt for first • second, 16c •
we have been expwed. 584. to 62a. ; rea, 564, to 61s, Kid and Holstein, white, „art?... ' . Per • . • . , Ulledoebire ..... --••-•-• om re
1 Wisest! inner] Osta. I Rye. [Beamed Peas. 669. to 695.; re& 625. to 665. Petersburg and Arch- ''"' its ; end fourth, 12s. American remains as last le 1037 31 1 I 3,59 37 23 39 2 97 65 1 .., ...
[Signed by 65 passengers]. Aug. 28 ... ... 160 a 4r1,575 0d127, 4d345 7c1,336 30139 s lld angel, red, 40s. to 48s. Odessa, red, 4fis. to 50s. Polish, red, d
quoted. Oatmeal, nuelsine-moinufactured, 13s._ per cwt. ; vr=re 15119 69 1094 134 , 3773 23 41 M 1 483 49 7 ... ~.
Sept. 4 ... ... 36s Ild3•1 se;sse 3483 s 11d1312 101142 e Id th a Lattiaa.B
48i to 52a. Rye, Russian, SU. to 34e. Barley, Seal, 304. " emetri• et the Castle-street tharkst 125. Gde w• wwwwad
~ .
- 11 ... ... 21" MU. 1034 a 74.32 s 4447 s 7d1436 2d '
H ow_ very small sapply. Indian Cora Meal remains at 9a. 6d. per ~,..1.1.1 - -- 57 62 •i
I 311. Il 148 33 1
606 39 105 33 I 310 26 .9 47.-2 ::: •••••• .... .....
Richard Cobdat F M P ••d' Lo d n is - ... en Mara nom Mine M;434 Ild;415 ra t° 211 ; P°Meraßilh and obtain, 26a 30 30a Oda, P
, .6q., . . ~ arm e in n o - cwt. for both descriptions of white and yellow.
6d3ls 10/11284 06,35 s 14,43" Mitt. 1d ?Wien, feed, 22a. to 24a.; Holstein and Danish, 20s. to o Natthuntherissid.......- ...... - 1369 es 801 29 ~ 479 218 ... •..
1 ---
this morning, by the General Steam Navigation Com- -" - - rasa 9d13211 03123* mesa soles. 74,41. to 224. ; Archangel and Riga, 20a. to 22a. Peas whits, 40s. 81100, Oct. 9.-Oata, th. to 9.. 3d. • Oatmeal, 12.. per Lmelame. IMO 27 1 S 4 11 1•I 103 22 ... ... • ...
4. Pine's mail steam ship Countess of Lonsdale, which a sess. oTeTalim-T-U•33-7-111461 Ildleyal to 44m. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and cwt. lake Meal, les. Tar cwt. Witeat,22a. hi. to 242. W
Ai& AMT. 54-6-111 - - - -
I vessel left Hamburg on Saturday. . gene are ao duties ea FOTWIR Grain)
' Canada, duty paid, 30s. to 325. The arrivals this week are : pa 20 stole. ameekee moor, goo, to 325. per bared,
raperialWaday Awnse...... MOM ee OM 83 I HAW is 7M al 8 lON 43 1 871 61 3