The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-29 00:00:00

ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR.

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The Lord Mayor, Recorder, new Sheriffs, and
several Aldermen of the City of London, dressed in their
official : ,bes, assembled, at twelve o'clock this day, in the
Council ,'amber of the Guildhall, and thence proceeded to
attend divine worship in the church of St. Lawrence, Pount-
ney—the sermon being preached by the Lord Mayor's
Chaplain, the Rev. C. Farebrother—previous to the cere-
mony of electing a member of the aldermanic body to fill the
civic chair for the ensuing year. On their return at half-
past one o'clock (at which hour the Hall was crowded with
liverymen) the chair was taken by the Lord Mayor, upon
which
The RECORDER explained the course which was usually
pursued on occasions of this kind. The Liverymen should
elect two gentlemen who had been aldermen, and filled the
' office of sheriff, one of whom would he chosen by the Court
of Aldermen to fill the civic chair. They were now called
upon to exercise one of the highest privileges they enjoyed,
and he trusted they would do so by electing a gentleman in
every way qualified to sustain the dignity of the office.
The Common Serjeant then came forward, accompanied
by Mr. Alderman Wood and Sir George Carroll.
Mr. Alderman Woon, who was received with loud cheers,
said he came forward again to ask the support he had re-
ceived in past years. There had been much in the past year
which had removed objections which had been made against
him. lie knew that no appeal could be made to the Livery
without that confidence which was to be derived from the
manner in which he discharged his magisterial duties, and
which alone had sustained him in the time of persecution.
He had so often enlarged on the subject-matter of the cir-
cumstances which had influenced the previous elections, that
he should not now detain the Livery from exercising their
functions, and whatever might be the result he should feel
satisfied with their decision.
Mr. WILKINSON observed, upon what he deemed the great
injustice of the last three elections. Englishmen were pro-
verbially fond of fair play and of acting upon the principle
that every man should be considered innocent until proved
guilty. He trusted that that principle would guide them on
the present occasion, and that the insinuations which had
been made against the character of Alderman Wood would
not be suffered in the slightest degree to influence their
choice. (Cheers.)
The Common Serjeant then nominated Alderman Wood,
Sir J. Carroll, and the other aldermen who have not passed the
chair, and after the names had been put amidst much noise
and confusion, the election was declared to have fallen on
Alderman Wood and Sir J. Carroll.
Mr. ANDERTON demanded a poll on behalf of Alderman
Hooper, in order to test the feeling of the Liverymen of
London.
The Court of Alderman having retired,
Alderman Wool), in a few minutes after, came forward.
and stated that, contrary to his expectation, and, he believed,
perfectly unauthorised, a poll had been demanded on behalf
of a gentleman below him (Mr. Alderman Wood) on the
list. He complained that notice bad not been given to him
of this intention, that he might have been prepared with a
greater list of friends. (Hear, hear.) When sheriff, he had
had the same difficulty to contend against. He then threw
himself into the hands of the Liverymen, and if it was their
wish he would do so now. (Cheers.) If, on the other hand,
they wished him to retire, he should unhesitatingly do so.
(" 10, no.")
The UNDER-SHERIFF then announced that a poll having
been also demanded, on the part tf Sir George Carroll, the
polling would commence at three o'clock, and the books re-
main open until four.
Mr. ALDERMAN HOOPER came forward and said he had
been informed that a poll had been demanded in his name,
but he had never authorised such a proceeding, and
he hoped his fellow citizens would nut permit it
to influence their opinions when he came for-
ward on a future °cession legitimately to ask their
support. He understiod it was not in his power to
withdraw, and therefore he must leave the matter in the
hands of those who had taken on themselves to make use of

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une ; and he only hoped that it would be thoroughly bags plantation Ceylon, for which there did not appear to
be buyers at full prices, and they were withdra en.
otostoe:letthhalnte. :a:
then
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6d. advance, hicebrYehhecrmk'silaoultli.laking
passed ;aa the late /te:e remains v ' extreme prices to 1 ,
Fs; an 1 Mr. LAvnir. having acknowledged the cont• e.
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at for himself and his late colleague (who was hum ance''w
idable absent), the hall was f ladjourned till '
onniu y Cotton has been fir
continuos dull, proof Leeward. 2a. 3d.
ocloc. m at yesterday's prices, which showed
a slight advance, with a large buemess. The transactions
have been on • limited scale to-day.
OMMERCIAL 8/ MARKETS nik,c.-A further advance was shed estahr i on 'Change
. yesterday, 44%. paid on the spot, and for December delivery,
at which holders are very firm, and seem to expect a further
)NEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. advance'
ill-past Taro. -The furtler improvement, in fi Butter.-During the past week the Butter market was
II which took place yesterday a short time before the f. elli,
Ink a fair amount of business doing at an advance of
of
the market has not been maintained this morni ay s. per cwt. 'fo-dray we have very little offering, and
ng: higher rates are very generally demanded.
are now 951 to I, for money, and 951 to i for time only,
a heavy market. To-morrow Being the White-fist Bacon.-The demand for Bacon is of the most limited
o strictly kept by the members of the Hebrew cern- ivnlienria/d.rtiorier are almost nominal. The trade dew no
bey for ferward shipment.
ty, it is probable that, in the absence of any political] •• - Bale and Tierce Nibbles.-The stock of these articles
rig cause, the quotations will not materially alter, continues
inc.quotations
small.
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agh the tendency appears to be towards dee Th e demand for them is slow at our
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actions have been quite unimportant.
D aettlement of the account in foreign stocks and shares Bernd Pork,-A fair demand exists and prices are very
ern the principal occupation of the dealers to-day. As firm.
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Ha ms -Fine Hams are fetching extravneant rates,
•eiges stocks there have been no wide fluctuations in
w crass inferior kinds are utterly unsaleable.
I during the progress of the account now ended, and •
operations moreover hose been on a limited kale Lard.-I'rices are firm, but there is net much doing.
the liquidation will be, as so far it is, a quiet PRICES CURRENT.
n• of business. Prices remain without material amigo. gr'•"". Per 153. ."-. v '.."D• I Iwo, at per ton.
ish Fives, '261 to I ; the Threes, 371 to i• roituguek., W. Intitait.P.bwn.s.43 e10..,41 d 6 Bars t9 lee di 13
2. Mexican, 25 to 1. The market for these specula- Is"1°, ". 3:444Y -43 CI ..41 0 Pip, Na I.
ccurities iuclinea to Bag. The list below will show the :in'.' 49 0.. 52 0 Hoop. II 5 ..11 10
'lions fur other foreign stocks. Manipur, brows- 15 0...43 0 Cargo atCardiff bar 9 0.. 0 0
Yellow' - - .45 0...47 0 Swedish ll 3... LI 0
NGLISII FUNDS.-CLOSING PRICES.s-Tmeer Weiner. Pin', 4B 0...53 0 latau, at per ton.
Stack, - 1 Ditto for Ant, 933 1 liengvlßMadras.b 34 0..A2 0 Pia, best lB 10... 0 0
Ct. Ikea. - ' 31 per Cents, - Yellow 43 0..47 0 Milled, sheet l9 10. 0 0
Cent. Consols, 953 1 Exchequer Bilis, -a. -s. White 46 0...57 0 Bars in 10... o 0
FOREIGN FUNDS. ionign, brews-- 34 u .43 0 Patent allot.. 22 0... 0 0
Yellow .. 44 0...46 0 red or minium
Ct. Arian Ada., - i 1 per Cent. Grenada lids 261 11
. -. Grey and white- 47 0_56 0 tipelter l9 9.. 0 0
r Ct. Belgian 8.15., 97 9 Grenada Deferred lids., 3; 4
r Cent. ditto, 15 7 :' Per Ct. Mexican, 1846, 231 Refined, Hambro'.. 68 O. .70 0 Osta, prr 252 Imp. cal. d.p.
Lumps 62 6 66 6 Fish, Sea 4 pale 29 0... 0 0
Ct. Brazilian Ms., 88 90 6 per Cent. Peruvian lids, 36 8 Corm; in Bond. atom 27 0...22' 0
Cent. New Ben. Ms., 07 9 Portuguese Omv. Wis., 40 42 West India, ordi-
Ct. Banos Ayres lids., 42 4 5 per Ct. Russian PAL., - brown & yellow. 25 0.. 26 0
Ct. Chili= Pds..lol 3 5 per Ct. Spanide lids, 2fll j nary
Good. 35 0.. 40 0 Sperm 77 0..79 0
45 0 .. 60 0 Strad Matter 79 0... 0 0
Cent- Columb.def. lids., - 3 per Cent. Spanish lads., 371 1 Fine 7O 0..1111) 0 Cod 27 0...27 10
noun Famathor Bd.. 31 4 Spanish Defenol Ins, -
Cl. Danish lids ,88 90 Spanish Passive lids. 5; 6 Ceylon, condors/L. South Sea. l4 0. •Iti 0
r Ct. Dutch Ws. 591 GO 2 per Ct. Venezuela 13n., 12 3 mom, U6AO 6 011,e,Ualltiailidaton 42 a... ft o
Cent. Dutch Ceits., 94; 5 Venezuela Deferred Bels, 12 13 Fine ordinary 4l 0... 47 0 cocoa Nut
Vine 54 0.. 90 U nod, Rape, pow, Sa O. 37 5
Mocha, aced totate3,o 0 66 0 prr ton Si 0
co 10. a
RAILWAYS Cost, Ries, osstb• LSS
nary to tine 3l 0... 53 0 inseed . o
Panisions, per cwt.
'he liquidation of account is engaging the atten- bunt",..„„tr"' said Pa- Butter-Cork, Ist 94 u... 9.5 0
of the jobbers, but otherwise the market, which late -'s 2l 0... 25 0 2nd 90 091 0
COCOA. 3rd 84 0..89 41
erday became more animated with the advance West India 34 0. 46 0 Dahl* Is 4 0 0.. 0 0
..onsols, is to-day aympethetically drooping. Some Foreign
the Je.y dealers arc uttering scrip a shade below Tat, at per lb. Carlow, In-- 92 0 ..98 0
current rates, and others a small bonus to have Congou,eniumon.. 0 91...0 101 Newry, lst ... 00.. 0 0
n taken in, iu order to stand clear for to-morrow, Itie at per cwt. Waterford 9O 0 ..95 0
r white-fast-day, when they do not attend in the market. Bengal white lB 0... 20 0 I Beef, India, per '
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re is little variation in prices generally, as will be noted Sacs l5 0 17 01 tierce
15 O. 18 0 I Prime Mots 0 e . 0 0
'eference to the official list. Patna
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S.kLES EFFECTED TO-DAY TN LONDON. l'arolina.
rdeen, 141 U.'. i shares. 14 Smarm. I Do., Belfast 66 0 .72 6
K r., N0t.,80e.,& E. le., 21 lontionderny end Colrain, 51 Rum at per gall. Bacon, Waterford,
thighs= Si Gloucester, 129 Lyitu and Ely. 16 Leeward Island per eat 46 0 .70 0 I .
,and. alai 00601 Jun., 51 1 Manchester and Leeds, Fifths, 9 Proof. .•...• . 2 3 . 2 4 11.104
lot and Exeter, 81 1)0. Eaten., II 4 p Demerara, 211 to lard,lk4fast.prfrk 146 0
.56 41 t
donian, 161 Man. te Br. j shares C., Eli 3,; per cent. Watestord,llo I
a. Half Shores, II Man., Buxton, Si Matlock, 10` p O.P . . ..... .... . 2 9 ... 3 1 Ditto Bladder „66 0 72 '
bride, anti Oxford, 11 Stan. and Southampton, 11 lantana, 30 to SG Ilium Os and Caw, at ter lb.
eter and Holyhead, 244 4 Midland, Her. and Dee by 110; per rent. 0.1.. 32.3 A R. A, mil id. yams. 4
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Northern, 11 Newmarket & Chesterfok 1 p Favourite marks 4 2 ... 4 8 dry an Pi, n .74
Olin N Belfast Jun., 21 3 Norfolk Ex., 24 Brandy, let brnd, 5 0 ... 6 0 salted 0 4. o 5 • •
tern Counties, 2211,1 North British, Car. Ex., 3; 1 Flax, per ton. neurSe dry
O.
New, 11; p North Staffordshire, 21 4 P Riga, P.T.IL £44 0...53 0 Drysalted 00
4 ' 11l 051
o. Perpet. 5 per et. (So. 2)1 Oxford, Wor. & Wolver., 7/ st. Petersburg, 9 Rio, dry 0 41.. 0 6
o.York Extension, / Shrewsbury and 'lir. 21 head .
t Lineashire, 22 Shropshire Union, 1Y d Dutch :01.1 Elenel,h 5 5. . 8 3 West India, dry... 0 ...0 6
t nh 1 S. E. KDover, 401'9 Ft iestatsl
nbtomh and Glaser., 721 Its. Newllse.33/6,. 8d.),44„ so 11 Ilror, at per too. East India 0 91.. 0 101
at V. estren, 157 8 Dn. New (10. 151.), No. 4, 21 3 st.reteniburyt,eksing3l 0...52 0 Kips, 11.Arres, dry 07, o a
atm, 1411 h., 31 Wr., W Wick. Dab., i out.hot ....... .... 311 0... 0 0 Rum* dry 0 84...0 9
0. New, .•.: i p War
nt st iding l'aion, 14 p half clean
caner S. (*.allele, 611 York and New., n Riga, 'thine l2 0 _35 0 hide II 0...1, 0
th..tilit Itlailtord,7ol It.. New, 11.1 outsitot
c ~ '
reshr
and Bedford, '1 el York and Selby, 79 pea
Moo and Blackwell:94 9 Do. Extension. 371 Manila ......
so. Na., 54 I, 1,,_ E. ~, w. Riding E,., 1.11 Feet India emus Honduras 1 1 1
r elm and Bitghton, 59] GO Louvain 7, la Suntbre, I 1 Bombay I 1 0 .18 0 Camp...why 6lO 810
a. &Green. Pref. or hie.. to Luxembourg, 11 Jute
SIM Si North Western, 199 ROO Namur and Liege, 11 i TALLOW, at per cwt. Cabot 8 10... 9 0 ; a
. Quarters, 23) Nor. France ('oust., 13; 14 St. Prtorob, new TO 44 0...48 3 Nicaragua, large and
, do. New, 161 Orlrnne and ViCl,Oll, 15 Rough lit 2 5 111 U solid l4 0 _IS 0 .
Fifths, 201 (Hiram- .ilBl hatikallit, IQ Tea, at per cwt. Small
Ilitili XtiOUth Western, i 0 i Paris and Lyons Coyest., 5) Rona9s o_. 0 0 lima l3 0...16 0 I
at. New, 31 Itemme and Moms, 271 Stride
eke' and York, 11 1 Sambre and Meuse, 3) Can. iu Works 95 0... 0 0 Red Sanders. 5 10... SIS
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MANCIILsTER, Seer. 28. Bend 50 0.55 0
oon, Newark & Slieftlold„ I d Do. it,,. C., 74
iou, Slam. and Mr., 9s. el Man.. Buxton Si Matlnek, 1 p BOPS-
'I lama:bite, Sip Stanches. and lord, Ext., 11 p BOROUGH MARKET, Tim 0. chick.-Messrs, Pat- •
4 Lineoliedeire, d Man. & South:lmp., 18s. 1114.6 d. d
inburah & Maya., Halves. 81 p North Statfordeture, 21 5-10 1 tenden and Smith, 14op Factors, report that yesterday's
eter oteed Exmouth, 130. fel. al North Western. 2s. p prices arc fully maintained, and eta rything in Weald Kenta
Grim., & lark Extension. 2ld Methane, Ihrk., Si',, 9-161 d and Suswx clearest off the market, and a good trade fur all
'ept., Ilalif.n It hiNifiltii, 11 p Preston Si %Ayer, 31 other sorts of 'lope at the following quotations :-
Head. & Mom. R. Si C., IA II Wilt CS whilly and IL•reford, 4 d Mid and East Kents, from.. ..... per (MEXS Os. to t 7 Oa
aidndid. and MAIM. In. 41 p Shop. Union It. and C., 111-16 el Weald ot Rents
err., Ono, NI err..., & Dovvr, I, No. 4, .-16 p titi.,s, from
er., Pt.s.t., NNW.. &...`4001., 1 4 TiVilt Val., Slid. & Gr. Jn., 5-10 p Osmium,„ 5 12 to 7 0
salon, Man., & In., Quarters W•st Riding l'nben, 2 14 Yearling Kent,
k, 7; p Whitestven & Fur M.., 3111 Yoarling Sonora
3 10 to 4 4 ..
~ Quarters 8., 71 I York and Catlin:, 2 3-10 d Old Hope
~ 2 0 to 4 0 ••.
LEEDS, Herr. 214.
Counties, York Ex., 11 p Leirester & Bedford, Its. I.l's d
ed., an.' Think, 51, 54 d livid., (Inns., &e., 31 V. I Is. p MAY.
Do. New, 31 d 31.1tiOtii and !lux., 118.6 d. 17s. p
SMITHFIELD, Two o'e/ork.-llessra. Cooper and
rs.e.eue and Item ick, 11 114 p Nulth StAttord,, 2/. Gs. '2l p
eels and Bradford, 411 41 p LiNti*Y: DcW4., 15s, 1211. 6.1. p 1/avre Hay and Straw Salesmen, report business to-day
Brit., Car. It.. 475. 48a. p W. Riding Union, 4/. 4/.la. at the fidlowing pikes.
et ti: West lading, 11 p Midland se Tlneek, Ills. d Prime Meadow eiSs to 75, I Clare, 460 Is 9315
itrldet.V..kt Si Men., 2.'. Gd. d Hunter, and SNIT., 34 31 p Ines in ditto 5Ol. to Ms ! Straw 27. to 326
nth British, II Ives, 4 p E. end W. Yorkshire, 11 d Per bawd of ori loom, of nabs can.
t•se castle and Ikor. Li.. !I', p 401,, Wake., &Mid, I In. d -- ---
an. and Leeds Ext., 14 11 p Sheffield, Bother, tte.,5,. d i
sat Lancashire, 8 p London and Man. (Item.), 465. dCATFI.E. I •
HULL, Slap. 28. NoRIVICII, SEPT. 26. - Our market exhibited a
,:ce.ter le. Bedford, 11,.011,12.4. North !lett. Carlide, 3/. IN. 911. d. gond show of store cattle; trade wa.s dull, and Led week's
tic. and Biros, lis. Gel. North Matt, 2/. Os, V. M. 6,11. p rites barely supported. At the ilia,. or the market several '
iv., Onus.,;, Prest. 34, 3/. les. pW. ltid.:Ute., 3/.lBs. 041., 3/.190.6d. r . , .. ... fat .
(AR Ct.MSIIIIII unsold. But ll'W beast,, OW offer. Scots,
,all., Buxton, a elate lolls, p I
7s. ad. ; short Morn,. 7s. per stone of 1111 n. The pens were
well filled ; keeping Sheep and Landis tully maintained late
CORN. rates. Ewes of all mow very dear. Fat Sheep, 7a. 6d. to
CAMBRIDGE, SEPT. 26.-Our market to-day was 7s. Dd. per stone of I Mee, and all quickly wild. Li store'
trgely supplied with Wheat, wLich was all cleared on' at an Pigs and fat l'ork there im no alteration worth notices
dvanee of from Is. to 4s. per qr. Barley much the same. 110TI.Er LEAN STOCK MARKET, SEl'r. 25.-There
Gen.Droitn, SEPT. 26.-There was to-day an wan a full market of fat Sheep mid Lambs, which wild at
bundant supply of Wheat, and superfine deticriptions were high prices. Stone fat Wetffilli made from 4s. Gd. to is. per
'ken off freely at an advance generally of from Is. to 4s. per stone. There were flue Lambs, which realised 5.. to on. lids;
•
r. The trade was heavy for the middling and coarser sorts ; there are a few beasts brought, but principally lean stores •
out an improvement of from Is, to '2%. per qr. was ultimately and COWS with eslies. Of Pigs, there was an over stock, •
eulisrll an these alma. We quote Wheat, 420. to 745. ; liar- which could with difficulty find purchasers, though itirCred
ey,:kis. to 40s. ; Oat., 225. to 295.; Beaus, 395. to 425. ; at great reductions, and many were driven away unwed.
teas, 38s. to 40s. ; Itye, 355. to 370. The dearness of pig-feed seems also to affect this market.
C.tNTERIIEET, SEPT. 26.-Wheat again advanced CAttust.E.-At this fair there was a good show, (
'cm 2s. to 3.. per qearter, and millers purchased freely. which brought catreme rates. The show of sheep was good,
larley, Oats, Beans, and Peal supported previous prices. though not so numerous as at the last fair, and, with :he ex-
!notations arc as follows : Wheat, white, new, 575. to Oils. ; option of blackfaecel, for which sales were !angel/11y effected, i
dal brown do., 50.. to 545. ; new, 545. to 60a.; Barley, new, mostly all the utherialescriptiona were gold. 'lnc following
ris. to 42a. ; Oats, old, 30e. ; new, do., 22s ; Beans, old, 40e were the current prices of the day :-Halehred Lambs
0 His; new, do., 38 ; Peas, new, 40s. to 50s. brought from 15.. to H. ; Cheviots, from 10s. to 15s. •
There were a few black-faced .hown. ld at wices which so 1 . :
COLCHESTER, SEPT. 26.-There was a fair supply .
ing from 79 to 10, The show of cattle of all ileeenp-
if Wheat and brisk trade, at is. per quarter advance. Of v.nrY ' '
toms WAR frXXI. and, though there were plenty of buyers,
Barley the best malting samples fully supported last week's
P
were cautious in their opemtious in consequence
rates. Beans and Peas quite as dear. Wheat, red, 565. to
of the high prices demanded. Best two-year.old Galloway
its. ; white, 604. to 6Ga. ; Barley, 34e ; malting, 40s. to 420. •
bullocks brought from 8/. to 11/. ; Galloway stir*, from 6/.
NORTHAMPTON, SEPT. 26.-There was a.good show to 61. 105.; three-year-old Highand bullocks from 8/. to
sf Wheat, which met with a ready ,ale, at an ativance of 2s. 11/. ; two-year-old from 61. to 14.; heifers from 81. to W.;
per qr. In Oats no alteration. Malting Barley as before. two-year-olds from 6/. to tit The fair, upon the whole, was
Beans worth more money. Peas of every description meet better for cattle of all descriptions than the previous one.
with better sale. MUIR OF ()RD 31Antir.-At the September .
NOTTINGHAM, SEPT. VI-There was to-day a fair market there was a large attendance of dealers and farmers. !
supply of Wheat, which sold at an advance of 2s. per qr. The show of cattle was good, and the beasts were in excellent
Barley declined Is. per qr. In Oats no alteration. Beans condition. A la-eh
s'ml tortLithanofbulinOtrataiwnrd transacted,
the Au at
Is. per qr. dearer. We quote as follows
...-Wheat, white, prices considerably
higher
broughtthosefrom 6/• (;01 5s
old, per 36 stone, 46%. to 60s. ; ditto, red, ditto, 405. to 5/s. ; market. Three-year-old *tots . s. to .. .;
ditto, white, new, 6-ss. to 601.; ditto, red, ditto, 525. to 575. two-year-olds from 41. 10e. to GI. Gs.; ,tirius from W. ss. to
per 36 stone. Barley, grinding, 28a. to 31s. per 30 atone ; .51. ; heifers from 31. 10a. to 61. Lis. There was one lot of
ditto, malting, 345. to 41s. per qr. Oats, 245. to 30s. ; ditto superior story purchased by Mr. Anderson, Cooparhill, from
new, 245. to 30s. per 24 stone; Beans, 45e. to 499. per 38 Mr. Wilson, Coulmore, at 15/. each. D. Gilchrist, Esq., of
stone. Flour, super., 425. to 445. ; ditto, fine, 375. to 41s. Ospisdale, sold a lot ef 32 two-year-olds at 6/. Ga. : also 40 two
per 20 stone.-Aseragcs for the week ending September 19. year old crosses at 7/. ie.-bought 30 Skye stirks, very good,
Wheat, 1,367 qrs., 535. aid. ' • Barley, 31t4 qns, 355. 63d. ; at 41, the best in the market. )Ir. Ross, Pitcalnie, sold a lot
Oats, 300 qrs., 245. OW. ; Beans, 102 qrs., 465. sld. ; Peas, of two year old Highlander, at 61., also a lot at 41, 12.. 6d.
3 qrs., 5811. There were a good deal of *lmp. Wedders sold from 17s. to 1
CORK, SEPT. 26.-Supplies of Grain to our market 225.; ewes, from 12s. to 16s. ; lamhe, from is. to lls. ; and
connue extensive; the week's cansiated of 5,271 barrels one lot of Leicester lambs sold as high as 14s. Gd. We may
mention as a proof of the extent of the traffic in stock, that
Wheat, 4,826 barrels Barley and Bete, and 14,388 barrel,
.ea than lee* head of cattle, 138 horses, and 3,381 sheep
Oats :for the corresponding week last year they were 4,877 no k
~. passed through the toll on the Old Bridge. 1 ..
ha ls Wheat, 1,471 barrels Barley, and 7,488 barrels Oat
The trade throughout ruled exceedingly brisk, and all kinds - -- -
met free sale at improving prices. Wheat, prime millers' SIIIPPING.
samples advanced Is., and all other descriptions fully Is. GI. MAILS AItItIVED.-Dublin, 3 ; Waterford, 2 ; Donagha- :
.
per barrel since this day selinight. Barley, prime malting dee 1 ; Fri.nch, 1• ' Flanders, 1; Hamburg, 1.
Gd
samples, which appear very scarce, brought . per lose-b s'
uenote, Sept. 29.-Wind this day at noun S.S.W., mo-
rel more money, Bere was also 3d. higher, but in dente breeze and cleanly.
grinding qualities generally we can scarcely notice any DE,L, Sept. 28.-W. to S. W. moderate.-Matilda Luckie,
.I
change. Oats, all deacriptions of White receded 3d. to 4d., but Berbiee Demerara ; Sophia, Demera ; Flint, Honduras. Arrived
11
Black were fully 9d. per barrel, dearer on the week. The from the river for Windermere, Hobart Town ; Earl of
Flour Trade has been very animatsd, and the supply llardwick, Calcutta; Itajaathan, Bombay; Vancouver, St.
scarcely adequate to the demand, which was very brisk for John, N. 8.; Quiz, Seirra Leone. Sailed 11. M. Nautilus,
all kinds at an advancement of Is. 6d. per cwt. Indian Westward. •
Meal in great request as also Indian Corn, on both of which Ore Dureu, Sept. 28.-Chieftain, St. John's, N.B. •
extreme prices have been realised-say 301. to 40'. on the e•
zeIt.MoUTR, &pt. 27.-Arrived-ltoyal Tar, Quebec. . .
former, and 30s. per ton on the latter over those obtainable TEIONMOUTH Sept, 26.-Haberdine,
_liLabrador.
4 '
last week : the quantity of either is now in a very narrow y U t'LVMOTII, &pt. 28.-B.W .-Arrit'etl-enrietta, Man-
compass indeed, and unless we are favoured with arrivals twin._ . 1 .
from some quarter or the other, or that government come MAELPORT, Sept. 27.-Arrived-Irene, Quebec.
forward, and that quickly, and devise means to avert the im- le
.:OITEItAVEN, Sept. 27.-Arrived-Martha, Quebec.
pending calamity and famine, we dread to contemplate the a Flamesre, Sept. 25.-The Argus, from Girgiuti, which
results. The business transacted in prepared and store arrived here 15th inst., leaky, has bean surveyed, and is dis-
Corn has been rather extensive, particularly in Barley and charging. ...
Oats, and in the sales effected better prices have been le alized. Al terultD, Sept. 26,-The Flora, reported as having run
The high pretensions of holders, however, tended to check on shore, 24th dust., has been surveyed_, and is discharging.
trade. Our Corn Exchange this morning brought a large YARSIOUTII, Sept. 28.-The brig Gipsy, of Sunderland,
attendance of the trade, with an exttnsive show of samples. got aground on the Barber Sand yesterday, in coming into
673 barrels Wheat, 937 barrels Barley, and 1,984 barrels the Cockle, but came off without assistance. Upwards of
Oats; all descriptions met ready sale. Wheat was again Gd., 200 deals, marked N. 0. at the end in red letters, a ship's
Bere, 3d., and Black, Id. per barrel dearer. Prices of pre- ladder marked L. 8., and some other articles, probably be-
pared
corn free on hearth-Wheat, 325. to 33.. ; Barlee longing to the Antonio, wrecked on the Goodwin Sands, 13d •
165. to 17s. ; Oats, white, 15t. tolGs.; Black, 15s. per barrel; inst ' . have been picked up oil the Gailepers, and brought in i s
Oatmeal, 17/. to 181. ; Indian Meal, yellow, 14/. ; White, hero
14/. 10s. ; Indian Corn, Yellow, 121, to 121. 10s.; White, CORK, Sept. 25.-The Union, arrived here from Rio
13/. per ton ; Malt, Irish, .335. to 345. ; English, 359. to 365. Grande, lost boats, bulwarks, atanchcons, and had decks
per barrel of 12 stone. swept. A schooner, supposed to be the Susan, of London,
with loss of foremost and jibboom, standing for the Lizard,
. .
PRODUCE. was passed 23rd inst., lat. 60 N., long. 10 W. ; also a barque, , ,
11/se/NG-LA2 E, Half-past Two o'clock.-The large with loss of topmasts, off Cape Clear, standing up channel, ,
public sales of Sugar, amounting to 20,000 bags and 600 by the Competitor, arrived here.
casks (duty paid), occupied the trade till a late hour, and IikIDGEWATER, Sept. 27.-Arrived-Palestine, Quebec.
loud complaints were made that the brokers did not diatri- YADSTOW, Sept. 26.-Arrived-Blanche, Berbice.
bite the sales mere equally during the week : the quantity SLIUOJSTER Rosins, Sept. 20.- Arrived - Cora, Santa
necessarily made buyers very cautious, and a large Martha.
portion was bought in, but where importers chewed • SHIELDS, Sept. 2G.-Sailed - Bri nd
~ Jolilnd':,
an anxiety to • scll a decline of Is. was established, chiefly in North America. 28-Maid of
West India and Mauritius, of qualities under 475. Good and Ceylon.
. 0, . . .
fine grucery descriptions are comparatively scarce, and COM- HULL,
. Sept. 27.-Arrive4-11 01,to I
mand full prices. Refined has been tolerably steady at last INN, Sept. 28.-Arrived-Bald skit ' -).***
week's currency. ••••••-•isate;* I -.
Colic .-There has been but one small public male of 350 '
••• Fur Yeatirday a Aar •
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