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London, England, 1847-11-15 00:00:00

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. CE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE oeived their pay or pensions op to February last, and fur. f--"4"....-- 1 bite prices. Beans ls. per qr. dearer. Wheat, 625. to 545. of purthasers teo enter Into speculative trannetions.
Barley, 265. to 335. Beans, 465. M 485. Oats, 235. to 26e. Still prices are welt maintained, and there is no
: : of thel7Ml litelered no 3.1•11 qeMerei fee .www*t
dm :ill:raiment eirailaly siituatile4daVre tlbeen so fortun'attaeeeorwile _ , per qr. Flour, 425. per sack. disposition on. the part of tbe holders to press sales.
seam tee member. of the EMILIA NCE 6.1C11i Y gave the favoured and that the popul r opinion here, In Lisbon-de- NOTTINGHAM, Nov 13.-0 i market to da has With !arge minds of foreign we have had only a mode-
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~, on a may is, at • as. testa meet o arrears par n eevy or moat articles to the trade. The formers are rate supply of grain of home growth. The receipts for the
......„,1 kee.1,:=4.1 _lp 7 . , p,„,"0.,.t. IlTe it t,.-.,i 11.76r."' RD tO him was .....ed from the Treasury, and paid since the ar- unwilling to give way in price ; and millers refuse to buy t',l"ek„ ,are :-.-At'11eat,„..2,712
~be1,.,,,_ which,,_eld ilictj Int.:. two
i --W- 1- 1 . I ol'St_" oi__ ._ _ - Mr.', re". Y. rewc• rival of the Brined squadron in the Tagus. j Wh 1 '' bel 1 k' h. h rr" " Pfr oarre, ' oar el' 4 '4" .7.1 , Irnie AO ac.ra.
-firCr4i flit* , L 113 0 0 LW 10 0 1 20-li-73- 0 Nov. 9.-Our apprehensions here connected with the com- eat except at T. tO .... •ow eat wee s rates, wlc • •
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was not generally submitted to. Barley nu in better supply', Ila gai Per
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1 i ig] ,31 , NOI ! 44001 U6O, 6 3 3 24 mercial distreeses in England haye fortunately been um'
leo .el . exto i 66 0 0 , 46 13 4 I s 9 4 11 founded, and lam happy to say that the storm seem' to
joe•-iree-iipoita ot Me contingency apnerteken rpm Upend tams, have passed over ; nor is it my task to record a single further
E. OtinoßN E SMITH. Seentery. failure. The stoppage of the small firm ot Joseph Yen- . --, and more freely offered at lc leas money. Oats and Beans e• •
were also in favour of the buyer. Best runs of Wheat, 675.
to 69e. Barley, 3,55. to 375., weighing 16 stones. of the week was brisk, with a tendeoey to higher prices,
may now be considered as ia about the same position as at
the eine of last week. Prices, however, were fully main-
'. gurcH FLOWER HOOTS.--lONIAS Ir. seller and Sons, of this city, turns out more unfortunate No. 378.,
j LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 15, 18 ;7. [3(l. PETERBOROUGH Nov. 13.-We have teday the largest •
tained. Barley remains unchanged in value. The sam-
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tenor!!! ,0 importer. of DUTCH FLOWER RoOTe from than was even anticipated, and it is now much doubted it - ' supply of Wheat that has been offered since harvest ; and les • ' . k ff d'l F Oats the de-
anteing are ta en o vaa iy. ar
on. W 1.... Fled* - Chwtorlo6llBlwet. Newrewl. London. a dividend at all will be paid by the house, for while the there is aim a fair quantity of Oets, Beans, and Barley F. •
ant is good, at an improvement of 2d. to 3d. per barrel.
. I bo mot i''''lr f''''''Ung "i hi' "112),Itit t"*C ir. ti,rnea.
M Fine named lir ...nlntto
12 Fine named early Telles. amount due by them is uPwards of a hundred and twenty of. We„.e,.. Q,.. fi P
12 nue ,uued 1,47 Hutu... eentos of reis, I alci informed that, including bad and doubt- tio. New 17y oh., 54 p
ligisrol, nar.rs &0•101 BER., 13.
Mid. Bra. Sr Glottenter 3 p AYLESBURY, Nov. 13.-The Wheat trade wes dull, at • offering. Fine Wheat is not cheap, r, but all other sorts wo
ffe have iven wa in rice '24 r Berle s 2s wer. "•
. , , reduction of la. to 2a. per quarter, and, in order to e ct g y p . per q . yl. to .lo
E. Comfit., 16 • experience a. good inquiry for prepared Oats (bleak es-
II ) f h h Ch l dto Wales ; and
peen 7, ,or 4 :potent to t e anue an
U Tourmwol Toll., 11 Vine named Nang..., ful meets, twenty odd contos is the utmost that can be shown mid., Dir., & Gloucester, 118 I 'fork &N. Midland, 72 sales, at the close of the market it was oceemary to submit Beans and Oats in demand, and late prices freely pnid. a fair business has been done in the article for these places,
/1 Pun Val, Tholl Tulip% 50 Melee named en see as by any pos.ibility recoverable. The commercial exchanges to a reduction of net less than 45., at which price but few Currency to the itrowers : Wheat, new, 445. to 465.; film,
11 rtrte nbiost nematodes. 20 loreist yellow Cremes. YORK SALES, 1./oversee 13. parcels ware sold. Other grain at about the quotations of 50s. to 545.; old, 50s. to 545. ; fine, 565. Barley, 30s. to 323. ; a about 12s. 64. to 125. '24. per barrel, free on hoard. The
. IS Fine nalindfloale Alunron•tt. AO Lana. 14uo Coma have not varied *ince Iset quotations. Sovereigns are at Gt. Northern. 11 11. lee. 6d. N. Britleh Halves, 11/ Fl teed • •th h P ' II nditioned 'am-
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12 Glatimlii, 50 Lareat white Crone, 4,500 ; dollaro, 015 to 920 ; while the discount upon Lisbon Gt. N. ot England Nem 65 N. Staffordshire, 71 last week. Wheat, per qr., 48s. to 665. Beene, 405. to 4Ae• fine, „ . , , „
345. Oats new 20.. to 22s • fiue 245. • old 23e. to
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p.es of old, o approv ran s, meet a err e. or o er
Ell tratt,tob,l Ph" eont, ef the ber4 quality. which e ill be renege/at bank-notes has reached the almost zero quotation of 41 per Leicester & !feature, Ils. 6d. York. Newt, 'eas 46s to 4 • :
k Ber., N 0.2 (late I , . Bs. , boiler", 52a. to 565. Barley, 30s. to 32c 30.. ; fine, 33e. Beans, 545. to 565.
ap any :art of the klegdom for 6.7, or hese, obtaining half of each of _, Do. Thirds, 1 i New BK.), 11l I Oats, 245. to 34e. Vetches, 645. de.eriptions the inquiry is by no means brisk. Indian Corn,
Hg.os,,,e for LI. To recen the geed collection of roots. orders Mould Ix., PETWOUNII, Nov. 13.-The trade in Wheat at our mar- in the early part ot the week, was sold, in some instance*, st
Do. Qrs., 3/. 191. 6d. Do. O. N. E. Pur-, II 32 lie- 3d• BATH,
parent uninobateb. - an advance of 3s. per ton; but this advance has not been
' • EJ. DE-NTS MANITACTUItE of WATCHES to you, of the probability of a new ministry being shortly
Culedonian New, 240.
GL \SCOW SALES, Novi:earn 12.
' Glut, Kilmer., & Ayr, !Halm, . e of.
Wheat ; farmers 'eking from Is. DT 25. per qr. more money. ported. Malang moley in good supple, with a hie demand; sustained. Our quotations of last week will therefore suffice
1 • and CLOCKS 1. protested hy three mann manta. LOW formed, of good men and true, is, I fear, not destined to be Doedee oNoohero 7,„, HI. aa 1, 1.. Is. To b A ess teaneacted wu but ineonsidereble and pricet grinding qualities still scarce. Oats- more plentiful, and for the preeent ; these were 8/. to 9O ss. per ton. Indian
Id watch. with eold Delo ead revelled ie four hole.. eight realised. It was confidently asserted overnight that although E. awful., 162. 2s. rd. 16/.3e. N. British Thirds, SU. eel. 33e. w. re Much las w Berle in ler er uantitie., which might be urchased on rather easier terms. In Beans end •
as t eek. y g et P Corn Meal ie scarcely in as good request, at late prices.
ewe.. i cook.oeue ono. emote dials. ten.guinco.• : yootha AP. the Prince wan decidedly disposed to accede to the just de- Gt. Southern of Madras, ird. Is. sold at an advance of ls. to 2s. per quarter. Oat. and Beans l'• as no alteration. Wheat, ehite, 12/. 10s. to 13/. ssoored, For other descriptions of meal we do not eeperiences a brisk
wade. tone mine.; sundannal and accurately.rlne direr levee
.106., jewelled In four bole, WI at.IIOC.A.-DitNT. C. Strand .
• . 35, monde ot the British cabinet, yet unexpected opposition has the lame. White Peso, 2s. per qr. lower. Wheat, 565. to 121. to 121. 105. Barley, malting, 32e. to 344.4 grinding, dOs• to demand.
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. mempereirect: the '2l, Rona Emhart?* (Clot* Tower Areal. shown itself in a still higher quarter, that bids fair to pro- METALS.-Gtescow, Nov. 13.-Since the data 58s. Barley, 335. to 365. Beans, old, 565.; new, 60s. Peas, 325. Oats, 235. to 245. Beane, 465. to 48s. Peas, 421. Lot N 13 W lifted M d 'eh a
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WIONIPOSITE CANDLES, 84(1. per lb. ; wax long the complicated state of Portuguese grain. of our teat quotation the price of Pig Iron bu continued to white, 565. to 68s. ; grey, 48s. per gr. to 44s
tremendous storm, accompanied with very heavy rain, which
'Li ean•llet 1.. : finnan wax, to. EL ; Sae wax, fs. dd. : tramp/pent decline, and the preesure for money has brought a number BEDFORD, Nov. 13.-The demand fer all descriptions of READING, Nov. 13.-Our eupply of Wheat this day was
i deterred the farmers from bringing any supply of grain to
wax, le 31. L ; genuine was, es 11d...i best orewe mmitee lw ad. : More of sellers into the market who are obliged to realise. We grain was very inactive. Wheat declined from Is. to 2a ; large ; the condition, on the whole, bad ; trade ruled exceed- market early in the week. The Wheat trade on Wednes-
-1 nano. ed., wawa rack mould, Id. ; Make' compolte, PG. ; P 00... WRECK OF TIIE STEPHEN WHITNEY. quote the price entirely enminal, at 50s. per ton for mixed Barley, le. ; New Beans Is. to 2.. ; and Oats, lc lower than ingly dull, at a decline of 3.. per qr. Ilerley equally plenti- day was very Wilk, at a small advance. At this day's market
t fm,i. Tob,„„ ~,,, sm. a+, aed Fahs per 11S•v. ; Ittoto.l w•Att, Os.
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EBA UCH. In Impartin, the mut avec- ham, drowned. There was on board a general cargo.
to 0e,,,,, eith enTy kind of rom4 meat. to steaks, chop,
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of all grain exceeding the demand ; prices of ae'
rather lower than on Wednesday. Wheat, red, w
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morning was not large, but it wu quite equal to the de- ere
d, but we lower our quotations from 2s. to 35. per qr. so
ley was from le. to 21. lower. In Oats, Beans. and Pees ie
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CARLISLE, Nov. 13.-We had a liberal supply of Wheat
at our market this morning, which realised an advance of Gd.
It le_ o per bushel. The supply of Oats and Barley leas good, and
Yellow &Grey ... 36 6...43 Cargo at Cattliff bar 9 0... 0 sold at list week's prices. Wheat, white, new, 241. to 265. ;
y a reduction of Is 3 ' •
.to s. per qr. was submitted to, • great dance of buyers good, who quickly cleared all off at extreme
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SATPRON W4LDIN, Nov. 13.-Our Wheat market was Floor, 36,„ to am
quite u good as on the last marketday. Barley, of which
there was a most abundant supply, was Is. per qr. cheaper
2es. to 31s. Oats, from 22e. to 235. Beans ia demand, awl
dearer ; good, 401. or more. Pees : very few at market. t t
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with our consumers ; the former
an advance of 101., and the latter
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'miler advance. Flour in good de-
stirm, both for Irish and American.
rain to London and Glasgow ; vessels
ncing. The stock of Indian Corn
d is light, and few cargoes of the
white Wheat, 161 d. to 1744. ; red,
stone. Oats, 1044. to lei& per stone.
id. per stone. Indian Corn 8/. 15s. to
Indian Meal, 91. 10e. to 101" 105. Irish
. per bag. American, 325. to 394 per brl.
Newar, Nov. 12.-There is still • tendency to upward
prices in the grain, &c. market, although, with the exception
of Oats, very tine qualities of which were quoted yesterday
LEA AND PERIUNS' WOIICF.STERSH IRE SAUCE. lim 4l 0-03 'Medi* II 5... 0 old, 245. to 265. ; red, new, 225. 64. to 24.. ; old, 22.5. 6d. to id. per stone higher, the figures an net materially different
and to see tlat their names are upon the label end patent cep of the - - Mauntitis, beam-- 29 0.. 33 Lear at per ton. ot. ew 85 64
24.. Barley, new, 129. to 135. 6d. Potato a 4, n , . . STOCKBRIDGE, Nov. 12.- The attendance of farmers and f
rom those given in our last. The quotations are : Wheat,
beetle THE t. UTURE BISHOP OP MANCIIESTER.-From a T. 37 0 .41 Pig, beat ' l5 10.
elow - 8 bu ers was thin and there w t
uno a very large amount of h•
to 9s. 6d. ,• old, les. tid. to 1 is. 6d.; common Oats, 7.. 6d. to y. , . w ile, I le. to lls. 61. per cwt. ; red, 10s. 3d. to 105. 9d.
Bold he the propectuo. RI, H-orotstreet.Worryter. and 8,9 eTer.4.rtn letter addressed by the Rev. J. I'. Lee to Dr. Molesworth, Pine 39 0 .47 Milled, sheet l9 5. 0 business transacted, but prices were fully maintained
"°"'l"."ret' L"'"l°' ' B'eeby and tl/4""* er''''' '''‘d I'L'l'''''• h • f Rochdale it will be seen the bish p ele . has Bengal kafsdraa,b. 29 9..34 Base 22 Ci... 0 90. ; old, 9e. fel. to 10s. 6d. Fleur, per stone, 2s. Gd. to • Barley, 61. 6d. to 7e. 6cl. per cwt. ; and very prime qualities
other °error and merchants, London ; sad by the moat respectable t O 'near 0 . , , .
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e• Y :II 33 0 .36 Patent shot Wheat realised 21s 6d. to 22s 6d. r heo of 3 bushels - •
21 0. 0 2s. Bd. Oatmeal, 2s. 24, Rfeeeeef, is, gd. Barley, Is. 6d. • _ • _Pe --* , of malting, 7s. 9d. Oats sold at 1044. to 11d. per stone,
data. in -awe. unircraall. laid the published charges against hrm before the law " ow
- White 39 0-.17 red or minium ... 19 10...20 dull sale. Good Barley fetched 4s. tad. per bushel, and supe- the lett, rice be• •d 1 • f • tan f
- officers of the crown and expresses his determination to . CoLcHmoreit, Nov. 13.-Good dry Wheat command, at- r p tog pax on yin a ew rue ees, or
lIIHE BEST REMEDY for INDIGESTION.- . Portent brown.
d b h• d•' W •edl •11
abi e y t err a vice. e recen ast mg t a copy yell°. 33 015 Otte, per 152 imp. gal. cl.p. tention and nearly fetches late prices, but ill-conditioned 45 to 5. per bushel accordiutir to Quality Peas were rather
A. NORTON'S CAWOMITA PILLS are confidently reoommendel I'rele to 2. r r lower The su lis smaller than ' :*- ' - • • ' • of the latter article, were, notwithstanding the very sm-
all h fr• fml II 1. Pie; of their opinion, which is given
sea rimple Mit certain remedy to w o rai .1. ro tu a,. . . in the following terms : Grey and white- SS 0...47 Fish, seal, pele 2B 0... 0 Pane 9 a • •
,Pv. rt • • PP .Y . more in request, and as much as fis. per bushel was obtained
heahati:, lelioa- and liver ....plaints: they act as r. tewcrful tonie and -" liiihop Elect of Manchester against Gutteriage.- Reined, Hembro'.. 59 0..333 straw 26 0...27 last week. Barley is in moderate supply ; hne maltrng qua- for good boilers. Peu for grinding fetched 195. to 20s. per favourable state of the weather rather large. Flour, both
rain epertent. imparpng ,tr,..-,:th to the stomach, uel composure to "We are of opinion that a criininal information should Lumps
, y
_ri ote w nu ra ion n
Ms acreoro gynem.-sai in flatly at 1,144. or la 9•1. end In. ea 'li
Stern' al 0. 82 sought after for local consumption, are quite as dear. Th
--9 French, 1/. Is. to 1/. 2.. per ten score ; Egyptian, 175.; and ' '
price The f
ormer. sells at 18s. per cwt. for first ;. 16s. for
• by A. WILLOUGHBY and Co., late B. 0. Windup, 61, Bfieroeutau-
' be moved for without delay. tipon the statement submitted .._ . Ce're"; ia Itt.gar
west Inds, ordi. I cad Matter O3 0..13 stconl ; 14s. for third ; and 125. for fourth. Ai:Lerman con-
supply of Beans and Peas is meagre In the extreme.
Mahout mit nearly all medicine Tandem-Bs Fuze to ask for Norion's to us, we think tbe court will grant the rule, and have no ma-
pigs, aml do not ho pomaded to minim. an Imitation. son to doubt it will be made abacilute.-Joitx JERVIS, °ow. 36 0... 60 0 South See 25 0..17 EXETER, Noe. 12.-Our corn market to-day has been SUNDERLAND, Nov. 13.-The weather continues fine for at which secondary and inferior qualities arc held. Oatmeal,
CIHILDREN'S HAIIL-ItONFLANI9'S DAVID DUNDAS, W. WHATELEY.-Temple, Nov. 8, 1847." Fine 6l 0...130 0 Olive,Callipoltp.ton 46 0... 0 tolerably well supplied with Wheat, which sold freely at the field work, in which the farmers are engaged. There was a country, 12s. to 121. 6.1. per cwt., and machine-manufactured,
NJ MACASSAR OIL nourishes the HAIR Inns embryo state, aocc- Mr, Gutteridge will now, therefore, have the opportunity Ceylon, food oldi- Cocoa Nut 6O 0. 63 full prices of this day week. More Barley offering than of ptetty good supply of Wheat at market to-day from the 13s. Indian Corn Meal is still held at es. 64. t • d
per cw ~ ag
Imam its xrewth, rertalue it te maturity. and contlnum the pmendon which he has profemed to desire, of establishing his charges rier9 . 32 6... 83 6 Seed, Rape, peke, late, at a slight reduction. Oats were in rather large supply,
of healthy 01700/. dity roflnera. and baud... redundancy tn the latut against Mr. Lee, who appears te have acted with great Yme ordurary 34 0... 36 0 per ton 27 10-35 farmers, but none coastwise or foreign. The consumption barrels at IGs. 6d. to 175. each. Indian Corn, 9/. per ton,
but no alteration in price.
peered or human life. Gaga and petrifying, it dispels all scurf and im- .
d : h l'ffi I dlt ' • ' • h' h Pl'e 4O 0. 80 0 Lineecd 23 15. 2A is great, and the whole was nearly all sold at lest week's for good qualities.
eenth. „Led ee,..„,e, the th,.. of u,6 6,,,,,,„,,,,, ‘,„,,,,,,„„,, gm.. ef /n gment in teIICU t an arresting positton in wtc jdocha, good to tinesl 0.. 82 0 Prionteows, per cwt. °Lou cEsemt, Nov. 13.-At our market this day the prices. The best samples are worth 60e. to 625. ; good .
.; ATE RFORD, NOV. 13.-We have rather a liberal supply
OPtiktio's IMITATIONS !!-The genuine ankle Ms the weed. he has been placed,-.llanehester Guardian. Coeta Rica, ordi- Better-Cork. 1.0.• 87 0-09 attendance was small. Farmers' Wheat could on'y be sold average qualities, 56r. to 53s • and inferior parcel., 505. to
"ROWLAND s MACARSAR OIL" en the wrapper. Rios de 61., nary to fine 33 0... 52 0 I 2nd 00 9 of Wheat durin th kth d' ' • h
g e wee ; e con Ilion, owing to t e
fs.: finnll7 le‘le. motel to four mall), let ed. : and double Oat 030. where holders were willing to accept 2s. per quarter decline Ms. per qr. At these rates 'fresh ship Wheats and good
Sumatra and Pa- 3rd 0 0... 0 dampnew of the weather, hes been indiffeient, and to effect
Illa per bottle. Sold by the propereton, at ne ILiatee-malen, London. 0 0... 9 below the prices of laat market day. In foreign very few foreign are in demand. Malting Barley is rather slower
24 0... 28 01 Dublin,let sales, farmers have been compelled to submit to a reduction
and by all rhernkte and perfunzen. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. dug
TVA, at per lb. Limerick, do 54 O. 98 transactione occurred ; had wholesale buyers appeared, some sale, at • reduction of Is. per qr., but for grinding samples of fully 6d. to Is. per barrel from the curr• ncy of Saturday
De NlLYiliiiii-CLL•S ti U IDE TO HEALTH AND LONG LIFE. Oongoe,ormmon. 0 11... 0 4 Carlow, let as 098 reduction would have been submitted to. Each kind of there is some demand. Beans, Peu, and Oats are in fair re- last. 'The show of Barley continues small ; but, as the de-
WiPar"ibc° E.Atraw, Llitigr ItstNierse:irtrab ; MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. eßiliije. at
Per
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16 0 tt,e:statziogt 0 0.. 0 spring Corn remains firm, at prev.ous prices. During the quest, at recent quotations. Flour Ls good sale, the arrivals
55 092 week, there has been a good supply of Euglieh Wheat, which coastwise have been 150 sacks. There is no alteration in mend is limited, a decline of 6d. to Is. per band must be
with Dlet Teldes foe all Complaints. Cargo 8 0 10 0 Beef, India, per noted in its value. Oats are scarce, and cannot be purchased
By It. J. Ceti:yaw ott. M.D.. IL R.C.S., L. A.C.• La Itro o'Clock.-The funds have been in decline lass le 0 13 0 Berea
..,...cart5,....”,•-aur t0.,..,...r aeanini,i,=,?,.„.,,i171.4.1.,frZ,;„1,',701 this morning, as might have been expected after the rams lB 0190 PI ime Mese 0 0... 0 would have taken rather lower prices, had buyers appeared. Wan:MINSTER, Nov. 13.-Much Wheat pitched. Finest this week has not lwen Lrisk ; and, as a few holders have
Watorm* -more meet. esetsiet.r, the techk, the nereosudy delleate. largely advanced prices of iaat week. It was inti- Carolina..
fen to the meet shattered coratitutton, way semttiw the greatest Swans. 13 n-Pork, Lark r5OO. .2 prime Oats 6d. to Is. per qr. more money has been ob
t
ained. 2, .
ss. ; indifferent, 21.3. Barley was in ebundant supply. The . per barrel must be quoted; several cargoes are reported fresh
t PhYdeal hapidnew, and reach In teem the full period of mated on a former occasion that the topmost quota- Rum at tureen Do., Belfast 5 Wheat, Eng ,
lish white, per imperial busbel, Ge 91. to -
1
. , , prices for the hen malting much as last week ; grinding up this morning, but as there are many inquiries from the
IllErtjd to man. tions would scarcely be long maintained. We have Leeward b"" Bacon, Waterbed, 7s. ; ,
red tis. Gd. to 6s. 10d.; Dantzie (low to
be had of Sherwood, 23, Patera...crew; Carya/h0,143, newt- _,_ .. . - . , , , . . . Proof 1 8 ... 1 9 per cwt. el OGS lug° about 6d. per stick lower ; top price, 325. per qr. ; middle, country, no further decline is looked for. Meal is in im-
, Mann, 39, Corrillill ; Nallon, 427. West Strand ;or direct frees Doe report, wmen untortunateiy appears to be too true Demerara, :03 to Belfast
e 0 0 ), Pe , . 30s. ; lowest, 28c Malt was offered at from 645. to 665. per proved demand at former prices. Flour has met a
=Misr. 10. Anolindanaltaitenwareet. of the failure of a house in a large way of business 34 Po, mots Lard lielfaet,prfrk 1,8 ... , ranian, Stettin, Gs. 6d. to 7s. ; Odessa Marianzole
--• qr. Buley Meal, at 17e. per bag. Rye, the best, at 18.. fair sale at the full currency of last week. Present
' 0 P . 3 0 3 6 Waterford, do-. 1 soft, 6s. 3d. to 6s. 6d. ; Odessa Taganrog, hard, ss. .to
which threatens to be productive of further mischief J • .-"" '" • - per sack ; inferier, 17s. Oats, best, rather scarce ; moderate, prices of Grain, &c.:-Wheat, unclried, millers, per 20 stone,
es, 90 to 36 Ditto Bladder ... 51 0-13 0 ea. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921b5., 27.. to 28e. ; sufficient for the demand. The prices about as lait week. 27e. 6d. to 28s. 6d. ; shipping, 255. to 275. Barley malting,
LATEST INTELLIGENCE. from the extensive connexions of the parties. Console per nue oot. a 2 ... 3 6 Ameriennolutyp. 50 0...68 0 malting, per imperial or., 335. to 355.; foreign, grinding. Beans, finest, old, 569. per qr.; best, new, 515.; common, 50s. per 16 stone, 15e. to 16s. ; grinding, 12s. 'to 13s.
were first quoted for busines at 841 to 5 for money, Favor
ll:be:arks 44 ts ..... : 0
8HAn,..e5,:j04.a=4.2,7, at per lb. 28c to 295. Beaus, Euglish, per imperial bushel, 6s. 8.1. Peas, boiling, white, at Ms. per qr. ; grey, for pig feed, 46e. ; Oats, white, per* 14 none, Ils. to 12s. Mt. ; black, Ils. to
THIS HAY, Foter a 'Clock. and thia account. They have since gradually declined, eriesespirites.p. es 6 ... 0 05.34 oa. 7ld to Gs. 94. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 65j lbs. 6s. to se. 2d. ; maple, 4 is. to 465. New minter Tares, 7s. to 75. 6d. per I Is. 6d. Prepared : Wheat, millers', per 2i9 stone, 295. 6d,
d are now called 831 to 41 with sellers full of con- gm°.
It is now generally understood that Dr. Nlusgrave, a° .. s, utak, lO 6 ... 0 Brazil, dry 045.0 6 Limerick, Wsxford, and Enniecorthy, white, 245. to
the Bishop of Hereford, is to be the ROW Archbishop fidenee. Reduced Threes, 821 to 31 ; Three-and-a- Flax, per ton. Drysaited Ol.O 41 2.35. Gd.,• Cork, Waterford, and Yougball, 235. to 235. 6d.• Wieenerrea, NOY. 13.-Trade wits exceedingly fiat. To 'ets Gel 16e 6d ••• 14
16
.stone, 1 . .. to . ~ mulcting, s. to 15e. Oats,
of York, and that he is to be replaced in his present Quarter per Cents.,B4 ito a. Exchequer Bills, par.,
alt4lrie
?.TJO ESS 0...32 Rio, dry g4ll' 5i Welsh, black, imp.,22s. to 22e. 6d. ; Irish, per 312165.,215. 6d.
' effeatessaalmesofre7"anhdadthaaentanokneefrutrwv*ery IsCaupe* Prairori %;Irltoeats
0. f 5 whits, per 14 stone, 124. to 13s. ; black, 12e. to 12e. 3d. Flour,
2e. remiam. Bank Stock, 187 to 9. tenburg, 9 lima& Valp. dry 0 5 ...0 6 super., per sack, 41s. to 42e.; seconds, 395. to 405.; thirds.
to '222.6d. Peas, breakers, per imp. bushe ,
1 English, 75. to
1. see by Dr. Hampden, Itegius Professor of Divinity at ?. . bead OO. 0 West India, dry.... 0 4 ...0 3 _ grild be dispLed of. The top price for white Wheat was 114 s. to 38e.; fourths,
,255. to 2fo. American, per barrel,
Oxford. N e have Mexican a shade better, st 15 Ito 16. Duxn and Medea 30 o_Bs Salted 5 1 En loh 6s. M r,u
0 SI .0 41 Is. 6d. ; grey and grinders, per 6. 1 us., g ,
per qr. ; red, 52e. ; moderate, 48e. to 60s. Best white , -
29s to 30'. Indian Lore, Danube, per 20 stone, 225. to
Spanish Fives, let to 1 ; the Threes, 27 i to 1. to; Ge 3d • fore n 55 6d. to 5. Bd. Irdian Cern per 6511 b , "'"r•
Fri/Wand 33 0.-66 East lndia 0 1 ~.0 . . , la , • . . , , • Flour, per beg, 445. ; seconds, 40s. to 425. Much Barley 22r. 6d• ; American, yellow and red, 21s. to 21s. 6d.;
Haar at pee tom hips, B.Ayres, dry 0 7. .0 8 4s. to 4s. 6d. Lentils, 4e. 4d. to 41.64. Flour, best seconds,
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 534 to 4 ; the Bt.Peteesburg,eleame37 0..18 offered, of very simerior quality, and a great deal so
Id to Spanish and Portuguese, 20s. to 20e. 6d. ; white, 19s. to
meek ere 0 gl-0 9 English, 41s. to 425. Lineeed Cake, French, 101. 10e. to
PORTUGAL. Fours, 82i to 3i. Danish are in advance, aßoto 2. ontthot
midgets at • decline of from Is. to 2s. per qr. Some very 205.• dam ed fo ttl 16s. to 18s. Indian Corn Meal,
, ag , rel e,
Brazilian, at 77 to 9. Chilian, at 85 to 8. Russian half dew' 2B 0...30 hide 5 -.1 9 • bright heavy Chevalier reached but 345. per qr. • good malt- per cwt., 95. 6d. to 10e. Oatmeal, per cwt., 145. to lis.
r Riga, !Woe 37 0, 30 Russia, ditto 6 6 6 coastwise, 503 gm ; foreign, 2,340 ; Oats, Ireland, 471 ;
in Ili t3l t 324 • • din 285 t 30i
gse ng a s. o ~ grin to . o . a , new,
' Id it Rye Meal, per cwt., 84. to 9s. Bran, per 6 stone, 4s. Gd.
The Oriental Company's steam packet Nlontrose, at 105 to 7. Belgian Four-and-a.llalf per Centa, outshot
from 58s. to 623. ; best old, 641. to 66e. Oats not much in to 4s. 9d. Imports tbis week, exclusive of arrivals at Ross :
Captain C. F. Burney, which arrived at Southampton at ge to DO, Pen - gl3 GUILDFORD, Nov. 13.-Our Wheat trade was extremely e Wheat, 840 qrs. • Indian C0rn,10,520 ; Barley, 550 ; Indian
Manilla - 315 h best t feed 27 • d arty
equest ;t e swee , 5. per qr., secon qu 1 ,
rsterday, landed her mails under the charge of Lieut. We have had reports of a large failure in the mann- east lama sena.- 16 0...15 Campeachy 770. 8 18 heavy, and the demand quite inadequate to the magnitude Mal 298 els '
245. ,• moderate, 225. Beans, finest old, 565. per qr. ; good e . h •
I. I. Willtinson, RN., Admiralty agent. She brings facturing districta, but which, we are happy to state, Bombay lB 0. 54 Pestle, Imam% 5 10... 610 ef the supply. The reduction made in price was sa. per English, new, 48s. to 505. White Peas rather scarce ; price KIRCALPY, Nov. 13.-Wheatoowing has been brought to
1 news to the following dates :-Gibraltar, Nov. 3; ha
ve been contradicted. Affairs generally, however
r Jute
Tor, at per 2t 0. 23 Nicaregua, large and
"I'o. 0 solid 9 0 .'6 0 d
load, but to have effected gales to any extent a further re-
ucta
'on would have been necessary. Wheat, 121. to 161.; New w
as last week • grey and Maple at Is. per qr. less money, • close, under as faveurable 'circumstaaces as we ever re-
inter :f ares, Per bushel, 75. to 7s. 6d. ; old do., 6s. to member. Where the braird is'up, it is everything that could
Cadiz, 6 ; Lisboa, 0 ; OpOrto, 10; Vigo 11. are wearing a gloomy appearance in the City. Hanes
The Queen had been safely delivered of a prince. *traits
Half-post Two o'Clock.-The City failure before nose. in blocks 59 0... 0 F 6030 10 10 .18 a KIDDERMINSTER, Nov. 11.-There was a fnll supply of wi6 country marken this week we have still to complain of
secx, Nov. 13.-At to-day'. market we had a fair
The Duke of Saxe-Weimar, with his second son, mferred to is now confirmed. Messrs. Truemau and laos, at per ton. Red Randers. 3 0 .5 10 A
Vheat, and, coneequently, in order to effect a free sale, far- bat not large, supply of Wheat, and, at • decline of Is. Or'. meagre supplies of all kinds of grain. Wheat met a free
arrived at Lisbon, from Cadiz, in the Montrose, - - • tars ea 10 ffo Brasil HI 0../O 0 men were compelled to submit to a reduction of about 2s. 2e. „„t sale, attest week's ratee. Barley wu more anxiously inquired
uo., tne erament rod b k f V ' 1
p uce ro era, o • incing- ane, arter, there was a free sale for it. Oat, in small sup-
on the 7th November, and was to proceed on by the - per quarter on the prices of the previous market day. Barley ply.:=olttrat
d her dearer. Beans as before. Prices to the after, and readily brought 64. per qr. advance. Oats were
have found themselves unable to face their en
first steamer of war to Madeira, on a visit to the - TALLOW.-The market quiet. Petersburg Y.C. ala fell aboat Is. per quarter, and the business in other „.owers :-Wheat, fine new, white, 621 b. to 631 b. imp., 665. also the turn dearer. Here, toolay, we had very short sup-
-1 Queen Dowager, at that island. gagements through the large losses they have sus- .. the spot, 441. 9d. to 455. • all the year delivery, 41e. ; grain was inconsiderable. per qr. of 36 stones , good rims, 611 b. to 621 b., 54.. ; fine, plies of Barley and Oats, sales of which were very quick, at
tamed on produce, and the heavy uncovered advances January to March delivery, 445. 9d. KINGSTON, Nov. 13.-Best whits and red Wheats sold at new, red, 621 b. to 6311 e, 535. ; good runs, 611 b. M 621 b., an advance of 6d. to Is. per qr. over but week's rates.
, A complete summary of the news is given in the foi- - ha
: tney ve made to bome of the chief of the large met, the former prices; inferior samples might be had at a decline 525, • fine old red, 621 b. to 631 b., 55e. Oats, fine new W.heat was in moderate supply, and sold slowly, at fully the
I lowing letter : ''r 12d to 12 d r stone • ood new feed 124
- cantile firms which have become insolvent. The COALS.-Fraff-pasf neo.-The following are the of lii. per qr. Barley was in good request, at a trifling ad- meeting, . 4 pe ~ g , . mom of this day se'nnight. Wheat, new and old, 30s. to
i LISBON, Nov. 8. •
liabilities of Messrs. Trueman and Co. are stated quotations , Adair's Main, 16.. ; Boddie. West Hartley, vanes for the best, and as last week for secondary sorts. Best Beans, old, 305. to 525. ; new, 425. to 45e. 67 .pe qr. Barley, new, 265. to 33a. Oats, new, 225. to
At the very moment of a ministerial crisis, and 19s • Eden Main, 20e.; Huting's Hartley, 19s. ; Tanfield Chevalier fetched 345. to 335. per qr.; second quality, 325. Woucesrea Nov. 13.-There was a gocd supply of 27:. 6dr. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801 be., 365.
1 d would. it is understood have been • .
when a reported change of the Queen's adyners threatened at 350,0°°-, a° • ' Moor, 175. 6d. ; Walls End Adelaide, 205. 3d. ; Walls End to 335.; moderate, 30s. In Oats, Beans, Peas, and Rye Wheat at market to-day, but no progress could be made in roTA Tors s,,
___.--UTHWARK, WATE.IWIDE, Nov. 15.
a military outbreak in the capital, an interesting domestic of much greater amount had the failure occurred oewieoe and Co., 19s. 9d. ; Walls End Braddyll's Melton, little or no variation. sales, except at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quarter. Malting
event at tbe palace suddenly interfered with all political some time since. The house also has latterly declined 20e. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell, 20s. 9d. • Walls End Hetton, MANCRESTIR, Nov. 13.-Supplies from all quarters con- Barley rather lower, whilst gringing qualities were Is. per - i
In consequence of the emallness of the supply n the early
movements and changes, and has given us • temporary re- to come under acceptances for consignments ef 20s. 6d. ; Walls End Lambton, 201 6cle'Walls End Stewart's, tinue small. but they are sufficient for the demand, the quarter higher. Otte in demand, aid 6d. per querter dearer. parte(' the week, the best samplei of York Regents fetched
. lease from apprehended tumult. On the 4th inst. the Queen _ „e.„
ce It is understood that a circular, detailing 20s. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 205. Gd.-Ships at market, 189. business doing during the week being confined to the require- Beane and Peas unaltered in value. 130 s. ; but at the close - there were arrivals, and the
.
gave i
b'rth to a prince, end within one short half-hour after- Pr"‘: - • . prices receded. The following are our present prices :
wards the customary salute from the Castle of So George .
the circumstances will be issued to the creditors this
CORN V
.-__ARK•LANE.-Chlr market Wag tolerably meets of present consumption, at the rates of our last. At Yeovil., Nov. 12.-There was but a small attendance of York Regents, 120 s. ; inferior samples. 1105. ; Shaws,loos. to
Liverpool yesterday there wu no material alteration• at
sad other forts of the city, and responsive peals from the afternoon. f d h f b • li led Wh
i armers, an t e amount o usiness was mi . eat Ito. i kent Regents, 100 s. to 120 x.; Shaws, 100 s. to
well supplied this morning with Wheat by land-carriage sane- Wakefield a considerable business was done, at a slight sold at from 7s. to 7s. 6d. per bushel. Barley, 325. ta 345.
ships of the British squadron, and different venels of war in It is stated also that measures will be taken to 110s* • Kidneys 955. to 120 • Wars, 100 e. to 110 e. ; Essex
ples from the near counties ; owing, however, to the con- decline in ma value of Wheat, Of our market to-day, it per ouarter. Oats, 225. to 28s. Beans, 28s. to 30e. per sack. • •
the river, announced the event to her Majesty's good lieges carry on the agency business, with a view to pro- dition of the bulk of the supply being much affected by the may be said. that the business doing in each article is eon- • • ' 10.5 s ' 120 s ' 0 idfinde 115 s W*
Kidneys, .to . ; o rs, •. ; is
of the city of Lislion. tect the interests of parties who have placed produce dampness of the weather, factors were compelled to submit to fined te sales for consumption, at about the prices YORE, Nov. 13.-We have • very small show of Wheat, Regents, 110 s. ; Dutch Whites, 655. to 70e. ; Scotch, 100 s.
It wouM appear now that the governments of France and hich hu met a fair sale, at about 2s. r qr. under last
in their hands for 1
ea e. In consequence the auction a decline of 2s. to 3s. per qr., and at this reduction the stands of this day week. The trade pretty stesdy, in the
wk' ' Berle in abundant s IPe nd full 2s. er HOPS. - B MARKET Two o 'C7ork. -
Of' Spain, having, as might have en ernected, left England
were not cleared at aWe hour of the day. But little business absence of any entsiderable supply ; but without wee s Imees• y _ ell, 3', e_ _ Y P OROCGII , ,
as it were in the lurch upon the Portugune question, the sales of the house will proceed as before, though qr. lower. Oats are very scarce, d b
an ring 6d. to le. per qr.
done in foreign Wheat, at an abetement of Is. ger quarter. animation. Preeent prices: Wheat, per bushel of 7011:4„ Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Ifop factors, report that the
whole onus of enforcing the stipulations of the protocol, with perhaps with a change of names. Barley was • slow sale, at a decline of Is. per qr.-The Oat English, white, Bs. 6d. to 9s. ; red, Bs. to 80. 6d. more money. In other articles no alteration. Present Hop market remains the same
all the odium of an apparent harsh interference, now falls Consols have fallen further to 831. rice. • Wheat white, 565. to 559. r imp r • red, 535.
trade was without animation, and to have effected sales Is. Irish, red, 70. 6d. to 83. Barley, per bushel of 601b5., __P ee_• o, , __,.. - .11 : (I.: , _ New Mid kE.K to 41. 0 told 121,Yearl diento . cwt. 11.1 e to 3/ 16
upon the British government ; and that Lord Palmerston, ung, ou. to Jos. ; griouing, ars. to _,e ente
Pf w ward of Re' 216t0 4 * 01 Toadies SusaxP . 2 sto3* 3
ENGLISH FUNDS. per qr.lesi money must have been taken articularly for grinding, 31 6d. to 4s. Oate,per bushel of 451b5., English, r,',."`"ee•
_,''.arte , m'' „ 1 1r to 3 0
through our minister, Sir George Seymour, has very plainly g00..f0r.. 187 9 3 per Ct. Cons. Ae.. In et ' p dull ' - * I•h3s 3d 354 1• h lel ded 're. r.'''. 6I
new Insh.-Peas of all sorts 15. to 2s. cheaper.-Lteans , Scotch, and fine ns , . .to 5. . ; ne in- n te to 66'. Oats, llid. to I2ld. per stone of "‘',..,;;L.r.' ."'. •
1 4to 5 151 1
given her Minesty and the palace camatilla to undentand, 3 per et, Red. Anna, SM 3t 13/ per Cent... HY 5 141 he Flour, 395. to 43a. per wick of 2301b5.
runs, 3s. Id. to 3s. 2d. Beans, per qr. of 6041 be., English • WINCHESTER, NOV. 13.-Sotne best Pambilms offered at
that the protocol, in its fullest integrity, will poa tivelv
• • • ; • be 3 per Ct. Cues. Awes.. 0.3 e 45 hzelrequer Has, per 2 prem. at preeious rates.
BRITISH. 91431.9.9. gssW" small, 475. to 495. ; Tick, 455. to 47e. Peas, per DUBLIN, NOT. 12.-Our supplies during the week have 52 10s. per cwt. ; those of 1846, 6/. Altons and Bentleys,
insisted upon ; in fact, nothing short of the protocol will be FOREIGN FLI N DS. Wszar,Pmes and Kent, red 49 le 53 to 55.-white..... 47 to 55 to 57 8 imperial bushel', white, boilers, 445. to 46e. Flour, per been limited, and on Tuesday's market, the demand being 41. to 4/. 15s. Crondalla and Odiliams, 3/. 10s. to 4/. Sus-
permitted. Muth angry discussion almost amounting to s per Ct. Aldan Beetle,
0904 0 10Pee ContieS)creoldg.s.3li4l7l4lss Norfolk and Suffolk. 47 to 51 to 53... do III to 53 to 55
___.
0.
r Ct. Be .Bonds, as It 1 250160., English and Irish, fine, 40s. to 41s • s lively, a general improvement in prices was realised. To-day, sex,
. , uper- 32 to 31. 10s.
altercation, has of late, it as represented, passed between Sir 11 rer Cent. tto, - 5 per et Meciran. isa, 15) le Talavera (Faux or Suffolk) 65 to 39 s"
fi 421 to 42. • extra, 445. to 46e. Oatmeal, per load of on the opening of business, higher prices were demanded,
George Seymour and the Queen, the former insisting, upon 8 per CL linallan Bda., 77 5 6 tor et. Penni. 8d5.,12. 32 Camb. & Lin., red..-- to -to --white... -to- to - ne. • -..
the part of his government, upon the immediate dissolution Ditto New. 72 5 Portugune Cone. Ma, 99 2 Northumb. and Scotehdo. -to -... d 0..... -to- te - 2401124., English and Irish, 29e.t0 30.. but subsequently they settled at the rates of Tuesday, except
• WOOL.-LONDON, Nov. 13.-The market is
$ et. Been. Ayne Bda, 33 5 5 per Ct. Ruvian 8.i.. 105 7 Irish do -9s - g°••• -t°- W - MAELBOROCOM, Nov. 13. - Wheat was plentiful, not for Indian Corn, which maintained an advance of 2s. per 1,, without any alteration since the close of the sale; on Monday
of tbe Cabral battalions, the dualism! of certain military an- S'
tto Chilies) Bda. 85 8 Irian Sroalsh 11.18.. 101 I Ern. -to - ~. making on the week 3". to 4s. improvement. The following met,
thorities from their present commands, and the removal •from Ditto totume. Dd. 8.8., - 3 far rt. Romani 8d... 274 i EisaLaT, Feeding -tO -...distilling 25 to 27 a. 29 half finding pu : • rices showed a downward t
rehasers , p - --- was ale general currency, being on the week an advance of - g
the posts they hold of some fire or six of the local civil go- Columiem Equador 1612, 4 1 Spanish Deferred 13,1 a., 13 14 dialling 3O to 32...Chevalfer31 to 33 Ono- deney, finest not reaching more than IU. 10s. per load ;
- Is. to Is. Gd. on Wheat ; 6d. per barrel on Oats, Bere, and o EDS, Nov. 12.-We have still to report a continued de-
-3 per Ct. Danish Fkle, Pel 2 I epankh Nein Mt.., 31 4 IA& - some good went at 121. 10s.; inferior, 121. Barley, for malt- preseion in foreign, the little btudneu that is doing being
vermin, whose tyrannical acts during the recent (so called) 31 pee Ct. Dutch WA., 631 4 2 per Ct. Venezuela 8.1 P., 32 4 g,e. 1e....7 -to - ing purproes, gold at from 30s. to 338. per qr. ; grinding, 40
Bari d 6d. r cwt. on Fl and Oatmeal. Wheat,
e i,,,a_n ~.,Pe 00, , ee, ~,,, ~ , a,. o„,_ chiefly in eelontal, from the last London sales, and at the re-
municipal elections have justly called down upon them the 4 per Ct. Cede Dutch, 621 31 Venezuela Deferred Alt, 810 wAte 54 to 56 tine, pale 36 to 62 28s to 30s • inferior, 275. Oats and Rye rather scarce ; the par ."'. w......, -•-• - --• ;-, -‘•-• -•-•- ••-•..5, dueed rates. The transactions in English have been very
indignation of the people. M. Souza Azeatedo has, it is be. -- Pus, grey '8 to 40.0 d .maple 4O to 42 ' ' , ner 1961 be., 1 Is. 6d. to 14s. Barley, per 2241 be., 15e. to
little sold at the prices of last week. Beans short, yet prices 1 - at 13e 5,, gd Fl d. small ; but tbere has been rather more inquiry, rie the spin-
Raved, been applied to by the Queen to form a new ministry, RAILWAYS.-The share market opened steadily, mue -to - .tailei -to - 7s. 6d. Oatme , per cwt., .tol. .. . our, seeon ,
but he declined te undertake the task, and since then M. but has been influenced by the fall in Consols. There white 40 to 44...0.-..... 43 to 30 rennin the um.. Peas, white, 6d. per eack dearer ; grey as
in sacks, per cwt., 17s. 6d. to 184. Indian Corn, per 4301 be nen and manufacturers hold very light stocks of Wool, and
. Rodrigo da Fonseca Magdalen. That several Interviews have . Burs, Masagan. 36 to 38 Mk 3B to 46...01.4 44 to 48 last week.
30s. to 40'. o will shortly be compelled to make further purchans, even
. taken pl at the palace between that talented diplomatist and is very little, generally, doing in shares, and to-day Harrow 38 to 40 weal 40 to 42-014 44 to 30 NRWCASTLE-06-TYNE, Nov. 13.-The weather 'ince this BELFAST Nov. 12.-The weather during the week has for their prnent reduced consumption.
. her Majesty is known; but whatever state negotiations
• being name.day the jobbers are engaged passing RA,,,,..,Ne.
Tapes New Spring -to -...new winter -ce --old -to - day ee'n night has not been so uniformly dry as we have bad ~„_
40 to 42 'd. dth f ' li h bee
n wet an stormy, an e armers supp es ave n LEICESTER.-WOOlB are stationary, and but little is doing
were being carried on previous to the royal accouchemeW names and squaring their accounts. French shares Ltasemai talus, pea-thousand
• • • • • ' "mall. Priees of all articles are looking up. Wheat and he them.
pers. or mu., which continued without the least intermission until Thurs.
that event for the moment naturally sumend. everything. are all lower this morning, the great rise that has Oata have advoneed 3.1. per cwt., and Oatmeal 6d. per cwt. LI VEEPOOL, Nov. 13.-The demand continent very quiet
I This much is bruited abroad, that Don Fernando, the +nova place lately not having been maintained, and Prove, Town-made, delivered 43 to 44 _fine household 40 to 42 day, since when it hu been dry, vrith a tendency to frost.
Norfolk and Suffolk 34 to 40...wh1te 4O to 12 Trade during the present week has been of a subdued chi'. The demand for Russian Ryemeal haa increased, and prices for f re'en Woal, but a better feeling is gaining ground.
o i
1 Queen's husband, is not avene to a ministry composed of '''''
prices comin lower from Paris
moderate men, and opposed to the cabin'. and that he leans 13 •
rather to the views of hl. Rodrigo. But thin come' the difil- SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO PHIS DAY IN LONDON. Northumberland, Lincoln, sod Yorkshire
Sussex and Kent
FOREIGN.
to --Irish - to -
-to - meter, still, howevey, a fair extent of Mishima bee been done in .
have advanced 10s. per ton. We have bad no further Some bl• I f l 'al d I f • W 1 -
pu ic sa es e co oni an ow oreign oo a are an
anvils ot Indian Cora, but holden are generally demanding nounced for the 23th inst., wbieh will ,no doubt, bring down
most articles by submitting to rather easier terms. The re- • • T ' hi
advanced rates. The following are our quotatmos : Indian a good attendance of the trade. here is next to not og
cult point-M. Rodrigo has, it is understood, expressed bis (Seturday's prime will be found in last page).
Waxer, Danteic and Konigsberg... 52 to 54...Ane sg 5. 58 duction conceded on i
'nferior ri ions of Whe t
desc pt a and Flour
Corn white, 91. to 91. 105. ; yellow, 81. 10s. to 81. 15s. per doing in Scotch, and prices are quite nominal. Imporu for
• willinguen to undertake the charge of forming a ministry, Aber 23 4 Lon., Brigh., and S. Coast, 411 Pomerattean, Rostock, and btettia, - - ' .
ton. Indian Corn Meal, white, 101. to 102 10s. ; yellow, the week ending Nov. 13 : Foreign, 1.446 ; prevrously,
Amb., Nott, Balt, &E. in., 1 Leeds le Bradfonl, 99 French anti Brabant -to - tively. We may, however, observe that the trade in this
, but requires first to know from Sir H. Seymour, and in ex.
_. h oxford
.500.. 584 4 100.1 k 8. 04.4 ere. 31134 92 te9l, 101 r ton. American 17s. per barrel. Ryemem, 62,380; total, 63,826. Scotch, 225 ; previously, 14,838 ;
. Danish and Hainhargh 47 to 32 district was never in a more healthy state, it having rarely • '
plicit terms, whether, in the event of a military disturbance ""
Bir., Won and Dudley, 131 11 Do. New Mr., 29 Remian 43 to 49 legyptian -to - b... necessary to have recourse to the warehouse, exceptin Pe 6d ' Wheat red, 10s. 3d. to total, 15,063.
Russian, Bs. to Bs. . per cwt.
in favour of the Cabral" following upon his taking offioe, the Bfruol .7,1E6etni.91.9,, 10 Man., Bus., end Mat., I Danube end Odessa
I Is. 9d. ; white, 10'. .to . our : nets at neer -..---
government may count upon the co-operation and aid Caledonian, 358 3 Midland. 109 75 Mania& bard -to - mkt _fo _ where limits bad been imposed, or the quality of the article . , . , „s. , ,
Mills, superfine, 21s • bakers' let, 19s • 2nd 1- • 3rd CATFLE, &C.-SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.-
to the fullest eotent of the British fleet and tor. East Anglian, 151., L. and E. and yet 401. rh., 414 1 Canachan -to _......frafa. 55 fo 59 did net sait at the time of arrival. At our market this
15s. 6d ; 4th, 10e ; bran, 61. 6d. per cwt. ; American, 30e. We have • shorter supply of Beasts than of lats. flood
L. and D 14 Do. 591. eb, 81 HY! - morning we had a fair supply of Wheat from the growers,
in the Tagus. It is understood that our minister's _ _.
,„206.1 _
__. IL, _
I Do., Bin, and Derby, 83 2 Haar.rr, Feeding T 2 to re .dlettlling -to - but the arrivals coastwise as well as from abroad being more to 31s. 'per barrel • 0
. atmeal, 12s. to 134. 6d. per cwt. Oats, qualities are especially scarce and some of the choicest have
6s. to 7s 6d B 1 fos - 3d. Wheateumeal, 13s. fol. ad 151 Bibs Although trade is rather
. ar ey, .to rs. m e very near y . per .
reeponse was in the affirmative ; and certainly the po- o.rene_4,2,' 11, ge- ''' North British, 251 Donee Conn 23 JO 33. LENTIL. -to - moderate, sales were tolerably free at a decline of Is. per qr.,
to 14 * slow for inferior kinds, no doubt everything will be sold, the
sition the squadron has since taken up, ready to "D'''',..,7'i.,.„„,,,,7,. 5 pea cnna„, No. Ho. thay,.., „,
Oare, Russian - IL
act at a moment's notice, gives something like Con 21 d Do. Quarters, 434 Pomersarma Sod suabond -to - coax, Nov. 12.-In the early part of the week the busi- number being rather email. There a a considerable
firmation to the report, and the enteral belief is that so Do. N. and E., 49 I Do. Thirds, 1 1 Swediab sod Danish lO to as Flour ma. wa. a fair inquiry, choice households command-
nem transacted was characterised by an animation not mani- falling off in the supply of Sheep, and the quality' is
soon as her Mejoity's health is sufficiently re-established to E. Lancashire, 131 N. Staffordshire, 71 7 Primula and Dutch feed eg ec, ee ing from 395. to 405., and whites from 40.. to 425., according
f ted of late. For the last two day, however, partly owing but middling ; however, trade is still very slow, and it
Do New 81 Oxf., Wore., and Wole., 191 Ditto &eV 23 toO9 Abed -Is - to quality. American without change. In Rye so little u
have state affairs submitted to her consideration, that a oo o___.„_, , Scottish Central, 231 21 Emirs, tick - stirring that cur quotations may be deemed quite nominal. Per 11 l
ea
da to la f • arriveli, 'the trade has :become is with difilculty that the choicest qualities make a little
rgl otlelg° • 1 • t h
strong government will be effected, and as an immediate re- g..r.ii:z.b.„- 4,-; 4, &E. & ibver, 28 4 Small -re - old -to - Malting Barley a south-country growth fully rustains its 'els live y, an t ere is ens anxie y on t e part more money. Trade is brisk for Calves, owing to a
suit, many of the causes of popular discontent will be at E.1,79,,,.....G54,.... 459 Do. do. No. 1,11114
EaPtien le M 30•••Tilwowl•• --- -15 - value, but Berwick or any other description le most difficult _o-
once and easily removed. Do. Halves, 14 Do. do. No. 4, 31 4 Pao nee - to -
Both the liberal and royalist election committees have Do. Qtarters, 11 York, Newa, & BerMek, 331 ' - 1e... 9, to 7,....b0u„,..::: _to .._ to quit, although offered upon lower terms. Malt continue.' AVERAGES, FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE" OF FRIDAY LAST.
published addresses, ceiling upon the electon to present Gt. Northern, 24 li • Do. Original New. &Her., 30 I TAM. old -to - new -to - tarp . . -tO- ia fair request, and choice chevalier commands fully
Great North of England New Do. Extension No. 1 (York aid ' ed Ronan 4ti to 48 te 50 as much money ; in other sorts little passing. Peas and
LI:MUD, Baltic a I %Heal'. EARLEY. I i oAI it RYE. • BEANS. I, vital.
themselves at the poll, gthongh, unless the recently effected ~„,.:,..., ~„, Newc.),l3l 1 Mediterranean and Odeeea -te4s to ..15 Beans as before. Having a short supply of Oats from the DIBTRIeIIi. lawn,. otowlle, kemtrtr Awv•Se r,trostren, Assam •Ma Armee ttearten. &sense . ... a......
registrations are not annulled, the elections will be only • g,"",',,Q.,,;:ina 100 Do. do. hio., 2 (Newc. and Rei„,... 3B to 40. ategtforg° 34 t° " country 'clearance was early effected at the rates of this day
farce. On the 6th inst. • rather remarkable as well as tin. Do, 77.1n0, 58 66 Ber.N 111 1 RAPASIXO Cum, free of duty, pee ton. a• 5 106. to E 5 15s. , • ' 4363 M 5373 34 7 3201 23 3 20 33 0,, 389 40 le 301 33 3,
expected occurrence took place, the presenting themselves et Da. Quartets, 16 i York &N. Midland, 74 LLVSIVILD CAllall, Dutch and German. g 9 Os. to 810 Cle. ee enight. Whest, British, Northumberland, old, white, 58s. be:dm •-- 644 57 271 54 0 223 6 . ... ... Il 13 40 5 10 42 0
the palace, on a visit of ceremony end congratulation upon Do. Fifths, 221 3 Do. Peet, 161 Ditto French and American £lO es. to 111 Oe. CO 625. ; red, 645. to 685.; new, white, 58s. to Ills. ; red, E.,. 15.62 4t 3477 31 5 103 23 5 14 32 0 i 976 39 7 • 69 45 10
the birth of the little prince, of nearly the entire of the B. Now, 171.• 7
• lb. E. and W. Ft Ex., 271 FLOOR, American, per barrel of 1911bs. 23 to 13 62a. to 665. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, old, white, 601. Herefueedgy.
• Hull and Seiko, 98 8 Boukerne and Amiens, 13 1 Dentate and Hamburg 22 to 24 to 645. red, 565. to 60s. ; new, white, 68s. to Iluckin&imbh• 403 51 7MI SS 4 22 2G 10 ... .. I 60 49 3 5 41 •
liberal leaders in Lisbon, including the Mergers of Louie, „_. 11e,,,,, -48 Dutch Rhenah, 21 Canadian - I 115 4f. 10 25 45 1
Visconde da Sa, Marquis du Minas, Marquis de Fayed, &c.: eo,7e.end ore3ii,le. so Lusembourg, 4 Preach, per eack of 25011:s. free -W- to eon , red, 645. to 68e. , new, white, 565. to 605.; 1„....%.°04%,_,.,_ae
their reception by the prince is represented to have been Lane. and Yorkshire, 73 21 N. of k•rance, 121 ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM Bth NOV. 10 13th NOV. red, 645. to 671. Re, Norfolk and Suffolk, Us. e''''„„,_''''`" 2816 53 1 2236 34 3 79 25 4 ... ... 82 45 1 42 47 3
most gracious. Do. Preston end Wyre, 35 41 Orleans & Bordeaux 31 4
the. English. Scotch. Irish. Foreool. to 360. Bute . N rfylk dSff lk 32a 34 "--r-" _ 1455 54 140 31 1 131 23 a ... ... 9 41 0 ' 15 43 •
y, o 0 an U 0 , . VO
-- s. Kent 1562 49 990 32 7 154 13 0 ... ... 114 33 0 30 41 6
In finance matten some attention bas been attracted dy a Lou. and N. W
eaten:4 1521 5 Paris and Lyons, ai i - Wheat I 7544
• Do. COLL. & 8., 291 Paris and Rouen, 33 Barley I rs: I .0 I
recent decree of government, authorising the finance minis- ~_ „_ o__ „ I Sambre and Meuse, 3 1 Oats I 3%0 I 1666 I tom I 5295 to 3N.; Chevalier, 30s. to 32a. ; grinding and distilling, 26e. to Rants 1516 52 1533 92 1 411 22 7 634 0 134 46 5,51 41 1
Ur to issue cestornehouse receipts to the amount of three ''/.;;•. 'X..% 721 ss
Flour, 3,489 sacks ; 496 barrels. Malt, 4,896 Merge 30s. Malt, 565. to 605. • Chevalier, 591. to 62". Oats, ______Dorlietalre
hundred eontos of vets. These receipts may properly be
LP/ERPOOL SALER, Novato. 13. LONDON AVItIAGYX-Wbegt, 555. 91. ; Barley, 335. ed.; Oats, Northumberland and fea'otch, potato, old, 2/3i. to 325. ; IWW..WW6 897 59 691 32 11 259 22 5 ... ...
assimilated to our English Exchequer Bills, and are to be Birk., Lane., h Chesil. Jn. York, Newe.,& Berwick (N. &B. em. 24., ye,
• R 345. Id ; Beans, 44e.; Pew, 340 W. Dew, 255. to 275. ;common and Angus, old, 24e. tons.; new, 9..0ffef..17,7 ... 255 55
1917 56 370 31 10 341 11 11 ... ..,
1911 24 8 1232 21 3 ... ~. ••* ••• •• ...
74 42 9 03 62 9
admissible at the different customehouses from the Ist of ii.th C. es B.), 144 Thirds, No. 2', 1/ j p HIPERIAL AVIRAGES. 2os. to 245. Peas, white, boilers, 445. to 485 Beans, 425. to egooombehire 4lB S 0 16 32 4
next month, in the proportion of one•fourth payment of Gt. Western, 14 p Do. (G.N.E. pur.l, 1 5 p ••• ...
duties. Lane. & York. Fifth; 4 d York &N. Midland, 149 Wheat.' Barley., Oats. I Rye. I Beaaa.l Pen. 605. Flour, per sack, fine. Stockton and Northumherland. Olounetershlre
Hod. & flh.), 101 4 Cit Northern, 6 d Oct. 3 ... ... 56s 9,131 a Oelll3o Od 334 3,1,43 s 7d 44a Sd 42a. to 430. ; Norfolk, white, 40e. to 42a. ; housebolds, 38s. Herefordshire - ... 9 31 2 19 SS 4
While upon this subjett, let me call your attention to my D0.181,11,414$ 1,54
Huddereileld C. &R., 41 d - 9 ... ... 54e 24 33, 4d'22, 11,234 s 34,469 24,415 14 to 40... senenda. --..
37 to 40e. ; household', 34a. to 375. ; W.°3099t9h199 755 57 636 36 10 • • ••• ... ... 7 49 4 I 5 0 5
letter of the 29th of September, in which I took occasion to
L Do. New* 61 p Do. Third& 14 d - 16 .. ... 513 3d,325 64 22e 7d Sde 0146 e 3e1115, 4d
thirds, ios. to 34s ; households, 265. to 30s. Wheat, foreign, 111.7_,„,,,,,,.
••• •••
1046 57 I 2513 35 8 5 53 7 4 46 5
allude to the statement of Admiral Napier's having been 50 mimand, 10';j1rti N. Staffordshire, 1 d - 23 ... ... 33e 2d,324 7r1124 1d,381 ed 47e 14,475 9d ..,__ ~c
ti dK•' be hite 68s. to 64e red fits. to -v.--
fortunate as to have secured payment of nearly every far- Do. 404, 411 Shrews., °sweat., Chest. OM - 3CI ... ~, 534 Cid 33. fel 134 1e133e 441464 0110•104 loan 2 an. omits rs, AV , . ; , el,..effe
~.
.„
„o 255 53 90 35 6 ... ... 92 511 1 , .
thiogof the arrears of pension due to him from the Portu- Do. Hance, 2 d sh.), 11 p Nov. 6 ... ... 52a 0132 a 9d2.3, 04 545 1,11461 6149' ed 66e. Sfleman, white, 565. to 63'.; red, 661. to 695. rsebranre 266 36 540 37 7 78 23 10 ... ... 20 11 10 e 0 63 "2
pine government. Since then much attention has been N. British Thirds, 1 d Shropehire Um R. & C., 485. 9d. d 1 weeks' ASII. Are*. Off, 4e1,32$ 9d 23-e-a34. 4d1152 11d,47s Od Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 68s. to 642. ; Wendt:Midge .........- 3973 55 1111 16 1 219 24 4 ... ... 184 31 4 26 49 •
• •ts SE 1z Dover New (No. 1), 61 el 1 Dutch Rhenish, 41 d (There are no duties MI Foreign Grain.) red, 565. to 61s. Hamburg, Marks and Anhalt, white, Leicestershire 1253 35 5115 S 5 4 307 30 5 ... ... 60 el 0 25 57 3
attracted by the statement. The Diario do Gocerno, in i •_ .
Do. New, No 4, 21 1 Is. M. d I 6 68s. to 130 a. ; red, 54e. to 58s. Kig and Holnein, white, tr...,....,'"lhemPerm
number of the 4th indent, makes a contradiction of the • MX. , Oct. 1. I Oct .9. Oct 16., Oct. 23. Oct SO. Nov. . 42 54 13 le A
MANCHERTER SALES, Novena. 13. 645. to 675. red 62a to 555. Petersburg and Arch. ''"`"""'"'""- ***************** - -- -- - ••• ••• - -
; . • halkat 270 49 1 406 33 5 12 V 1 ... ... 81 54-9 .3
60-0
facts in somewhat ambiguous terms, and say', " We aro 34 gss.
& Cheshire In., 61 d Man. & Bir. tlra (CI, 3 15.16 p - • - I ••• - - angel, red, 40a. to 465. Odessa, red, 46e. to 48s. Polish, red, 190 48 189 52 5 69 22 3 • ... ... 20 43 5 ... ~.
authorised to declare the assertion as false and calumnious. Birk., lan., 55 2 71.
Had. & Man. i
Tkrds, 16 7-16 d N. Staffordshire, I 1 d - ~,,'..j.1 I- -47 e. to 60s. Rye, Remittal, 325. to 34e. Barley, Sul, 30s.
We affirm likewise that Admiral Napier has directed no
. Do. 22/. pMd. 4 5-16 Ei. E. and Dover !so. 4, 31 d 54 3
if I ::: I,;:st ... ... ... tO 345.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 265. to 30s. Oats, Pome- Dieblk 3119 49 1 I 9791 30 7 126 22 1 • 16 le 0 189 39 7 72 43 9
remonstrance or petition to the government upon the subjecs Lgis. & Yorkshire Qrs., 3 d Do. Old, 281 - 0 30 0 , 53 42 0 42 45 0
••• Tinian, feed, 215. to 235. ; Holetein and Danish, 19s. to _____._,_llso.lll‘. 4075 49 I 14009 31 2 119 24 6 ' 1
of his private or personal claims, and it is equally Do. Pifthe, 7-16 d Do. No.l, 51 4 11 34 6 I 343 49 8 32 44 4
8680 31 I 4490 33 11 3051 10 11
a fact that the admiral has not received his arrears Do. W. R. U., 21 d York, Newc., & Berwick Ext., 81 4 ... ... ... ...... r. 7.71." 21e. ; Archangel and Rigs, 185. to 20s. Peas, white, 445. r•emeie -
Pelle. 9423 53 I 1742 34 7 561 IT 3 ...
6 40 1 41 33 4 „.
beyond the month of February in the present year, Man., EilieSsid., k Lln. Pea, No. 2, 1 p ANDOVER, Nov. 13.-Best Wheat made fully the price of to 48s. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and yipikah,. 13329 54 I 1314 55 7 2409 21 6 13 30 I 464 49 5 20 42 e
and is, in this respect, in similar circumstances with 3-1 d i P last Saturday ; inferior not lo brisk of sale, a considerable Canada, duty paid, 275. to 295. The arrivals this week are : /...ak. 2363 46 I ... 762 91 II ... .- 914 46 0
...
tke other claimants of like ' rank and considerstion." LEEDS BALES, Nom.. 13. quantity not selling. Barley "old readily ; fine Chevalier, Wheat, coastwise, 417 qrs.; foreign, 406 ; Rye, coaetwise, Wastagardsig... 69 59 2 22-2 ias 24 1 .•• ••• ... ...
Lanciuditre New 2 d
Now, upon analysing this cautiously-worded document, it K _ ,„. I Man., Buxton, es Matlock, 2 d weighinp; from 10 score 10 lbs. to 10 score 161b5., fetched 42 ; Barley, 1,194 ; Malt, S 6 ; Oats, 200; foreign, 1,512 ; Oembeelsed
N. Held& Minis, 4s. ss. 4 345. to 355. per quarter ; good grinding, 325. i common, 30s. Beans, foreign, 350 ; Flour, 2,528 sacks. Neetkinaberbad, 853 M 1 304 32 0 324 34 4 430 1 ... ~.. . ~,
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1379 34 1 i 1345 SI 3 451 26 •
5 .. ... ...- •• • 3 di a
may be remarked, that the British oMenn under the rank of Thr• CI"-, Im• me-
Gt. Northern, 51 6 d Do. the, lin. Sd. d 1 Denham
Oats scarce, and fully as deer ; prices from 72a. to 275. per NEWPORT, ISLE OP WIGHT, NOV. 13.-A good impel wan. 918 33 2 195 12 11 31 28 4 ... ... 1 sa 45 4 ... „,
" brigadier, who served in the Peninsular war, have not re- Lae. k Yorkshire W. It. C., IN. Staffordshire, ea Is. d 393 30 10 4so 36 3 191 17 0 l ... ...
ceived one shilling of their half-pay since the year 1841, and 21 335. gd. d N. Western, 41 d qr. Beans were selling at from 645. to No per qr. Peas, of Wheat at market to-day, which sold at le. per qr. below --i --.••••-in- ,
that the officers of rank superior to brigadier have not re- Ueda end Think, 151 16 d ehropshireL'olon, 21.105. sd. 5 white, 525. per quarter ; grey, 461.; maple, 41s. mu Ise 5 al4 1 sui Is s 110
Lit week's rates. Barley comes "lowly to hand, and supports . Imelda Wesley Avisage...... j SINS 102 4 74133 U 9 1,---.. 0 #