The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-02 00:00:00

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Willi ZNDING OCT. SO.

Om. sa. v. d. Pas sm. s. d:
Wbsit .. SS 4 Outs l4 4
Rye ••• ••..•••. ..... 20 B Beans .. fib 0 '
Barley 26 6 Pease . ..... ........29 ;94
CORN iXCHAXGC. M►RR LANK.
Quantities and Prices of British Coro, &c. sold and deli
vered in this market, during the week ended Satareay, the
19th October :

,
Qm. A" s. A. s. d.
Wheat 9.979 for 19 SIM 16 6 NrePige .. 3i 1 I
Berk y 0.020 . . 7,3.N1 S 9
Oats 9,540 10,83 A 11 7
Rye - . 16 0
Beaus
Pease

PRICE OF BREAD. .
The price of the 41b. Loaf is stated at WA by the fan
priced Bakers.

CALCCLATION. a. d.
SO Loaves of 41h. rich. at lid. 33 9
One Sark of best Wheaten Flour 49
Profit or remuneration for baling
N. B. The under-priced Bakers sell tM 41b. Loaf at Gd:
others at 1.1,d. and 7d. per Loaf.
MEAT.
SMITIIFILLD, ■eivar, N.T. Mt
pea 'mar@ rue Nos (am's.) a. d. s. d.
a. d. s. 6 4
Beef. Y 4 toy 2 Pork ..........2 8— 3 4
Mutton .......2 4 t 11l Lamb 0 0— 0 0

wear astrneretn, FRIDAY. NOY. I.
On Motley last, there was a very large supply at market.
Beasts, i,700; sheep. 25.000; the number of Elessts greater
than ever was remembered on any one utatitct day, a consi-
derable part of them ecry tittle better than leen stocks
nearly one-third turned out unsold.—A large Supply of
Hearts at market this day. RAO; the trade worse than ever.
there being so few buyers at market, owing to the price of
the dead market being se low. A shorter eepply of Sheep.
hnt the trade quite as bid Ss the Beef. —From the state of
the trade, the want ef snowy. and the quantity of things on
has I, three is not utely to he what Is called a `• short
market" this side of Chritt mat. One hundred algae of good
Reef. I 11. 10s. to i, Net ters con be boughs at about
is. 4.1. per steer and rink; nearly two-things of the Beasts,
nod one-third the Sheep and Lambs unsold.

NEWG3TB 31.10KET, 1110130 AN, OCT. EB.
PIK 3T. or 6 rO;').D3 (DEAD.) P. d. a. d.
B. d. s. d. Vea1........ ..9 B'to 4 4
beef I 6to 2 8 Pork ....2 .11-- S IS
Mutt0n....... .9 U— 9 4 Least) .. ..0c0 U 0
INEWOATIt 71 . ealoay. Nov. i:' '
This 'lay the trade is very heary.—Wether WOW, front
9s. to 9.. 94.; Ewe Mutton, Is. dd. to lOW ; good
.
Beef, short sides, 23.2 d. to 2s. ed.

City, Ore. $6,
BACON.'
Very iltde doing in old; and the price Ibt stet, to be
shipped, continues to fall. Sales have bed. made for time
mouths of December and January, at itSs. per cwt. on board
In Ireland ; and the Manufacterers are eager to sell. Prices
are nominal, fer old here ; say from 225. to 265.

BUTTER.
The sp-eulators, though totally trovupported h) the cheese-
moagers, continue to buy. The latter seem determined to
have none of the former 's stoek ; end, indeed, according to
present appearance., they are not likely to want it. There
hes been some traverkg during the pall week : and adviees
from all the ports of irmend, of prices there having edveneed
considerably, gave a momentary impulse to this market.
But it was only momentary; but the market Is now ns heavy
as it his bean during the whole season ; and if supplies eon 4
tinge to come in, as there is every reeves to eitotsea, it /k-
-ennels were likely than advanent.--Varlow, bie...4lll4pneti
te Ws. 795. to —l4Talerfea. 77c—Cork

The Factors been to tosoifeet so oallety to get rid of
their stock of old; belittle does not mese in in greet abuod-
epee; there is, however. no want of the article.--01,,t
Cheshire. 410 s. to 744. • New. 40s. to &lg.—Coloured Derhy.
411 s. to Otts.—Pale. 44;4 to 408.--Dooble Gloorester, 435. to
3Us.; Single, 444. to lee. ; Middling, 364. to 4th.

PRICE OF 110106. rat Cwr.
SOUTHWARK, Ocr. 2'3.—Our Hop Stertet is very dull for
Low and Nliddling (lops, but good Sinitic pnekete end Mid•
die Ket t begs hare sold freely ; currency—Sussex pockets.
42.. to ohs. ; flags. Ws. to 3 k.. ; Kest Pockets, 30s. to iOs. ;
Rags. 4.35. to tibi. • East Kent to Sds.
11(mamma, Ocr. 24.—'Fae Hop trade this last week bast
been very dun, and lower fall hs. cwt.; the sales which
have been made befog confined entirely to the best Middle
Keats: they are now selling in hags at from 6.'s. to 70s per
cwt. and in pockets up to 41. Duty is advancing, and called
210.20111.
WORCRSTER, Orr. 19.—At oar market this day. 577
pockets of New Hops end 12 of 01,1 were weighed. Prices,
of inferior Hops rather lower, from 404. to 110 s.; but flue
samples tali) support lest week's prices. from 395..t0 ;•
and a few very fine from 675. to gds. The duty Is estimated
at 200,0001. •
Marrone, Ocr. 22.—At our Fair the Hops were gene-
rally flue in quality. and the number of pockets entounted•
to about 1000; of these 673 were weigh-d prices from 43..
to 66a., and a few of the finest fetched 31.
STOURPORT, Ocr. 111.—At our market this day were
weighed 628 pockets. Good samples (etched rather an ad-
vanced price.

At a sale of foreign grain at Glasgow on Thursday
last, belonging to a sequestered estate, fine Pomerania
and Dantsic wheats in bond sold at 19s. per quarter, ail
Canada at 12s. per boll. These, indeed, cannot be nse.l
in this country. but they become a substitute for au equal
quantity of British in the export market

WATIERPOFD MARUBT, OCT 26.-3 est Butter beta
at 845., hut fell to 835., and in some instances to 8211.
Singed rip, 225. 64. to 235. ; Seehied, 17s. to 21s. 64. :
Offal, 104. to 11s.; Heads. 12s. to 14s.

Mr. Jobe Fanloo, of Woodstock', Oxfordshire, torn"
time sicce gatbered from a tree's his garde" five apple•,
known there as the Kempste► !ippon. or Blenheim
wane, whose united Weight was /3$ ounces! The
largest 2 ounces two drachms, and its circumfereeca
14,1 inches. Mr. Fardon presented the same to the Hor-
ticultural Society of London, and the Council have
awarded Mr. F. their silver lisnimian Medal.

lemma, OCT 31.—We regrets to state that about
half-past ID ON Tuesday se'nnight at night, the stark
yard belonging to 31r. George Albinson, of Chediston,
wee discovered to be on tire. Assistance was immedi-
ately given, and 'boot 4 o'clock next morning it was
got under with the destruction of one barley stack only.
No doubt can exist that it was the work of incendiaries,
and but for a providential change of the wind a short
time previously, more considet able damage might have
been done.
Mr. John Walk'''. late an opulent firmer of Frisk-.
ney, hut who had retired from business upon the fruits
of an honest industry, went out to Frivitet y in the
morning of Mesita? s 'onight, in company with his
daughter, in a ligt.t cart, to invite his friruds to dim,
with hin; at Waindeet fair on fltursday, hat, alas! be- '
fore he had crossed his threshold on his returo home, he
was summoned to that "bourne from whence no travel-
ler returns ;" for, h ~in driven up to the door of his
dwelling, he suddenly fell tr.m3 his seat, and install:ly•
expired upon the shafts of his cart. Tows was a min.
Mon of intended hospitality eonverte.l, in a moment,'
i into a house of mourning ; and friends invited to k la*
earns to a funeral.—(Stargford News)
On Tuesday night last, a daring attempt was made to
set 61.0 to a Spirit Cellar on tbesouth•vide of Argvle-
'meet, Glasgow, by putting a quantity ofcotton throng&
a broken pane of glass, and laying a lighted match to it.
The cotton was (Mind singed end Iturned,in the morning,
but luckily the intention of the incendiary did no! tat.
effect.