CORN-EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY,...
The Times, 1824-11-11T00:00:00

CORN-EXCHANGE, rVEDNESDAY, Nov.'l0. Our suppl;es (6,600 quarters of Eeglish, with 2,500 of Irisht Wheat, 6,300 of Barley, 800 of English, 8,800 of Irish, with 3,5( quarters of Foreign Oats, and 11,200 secks of Flour) continuing to arrive in great abundance, our markct is in a stagnant state; and although prima samples of Wheat are offered at a reduction of 2s. per quatter few or no sales can be eff'ectet. Barley remains nominal tn price, owing to the uncertainty that still prevails as to the opening of the prts for the admission of that article. In Oats, PFes, anci Beans, there is no alterastien. COAL-AMARKET, WVEDxESDA7Y, Nov. 10. Skips at market. Sh1ips sold. Pricc. 53i Newcastle .... . 29i . . . 30s. Od. to 41s. Od. 27 Sunderland . .. 4. l4i .. 25s. Od. eo 42s. Od. FOIIESeN tFUNDS, Nov. 10. Austrian Bonds. 05s fespolitanScrip.i 824.1 i 1 Olpm. Chillan Bonds, 764T Portuguese Bonds, 92i a T Colombian Bolide , 82 1 Prussian Bonds. 994 i Diit:o, 1824, S3 4 3i Ditto, 1822, 1001 Danich oionds, 1031 fluscI5n Donds, 1822. 96 T 1 Ii T Greek Boiids, s2 - Spanish 5 per cent. tonss.. 21 I i Ditto Serip, 44 dii. Ditto, 1823, 164 texateanBoncz,. 6351 6 si I t T'rench ilentes, 102f. 25e. Neapolltan Bonds. 91 C I Excbange. 26f. 20e. JOSEPH CO SEN. Storn Broker, 2, gsRrrholorrnew-lane PRICE OF STOCKS. Bank Stock 231 A 32 I Ex.Bigls, 2d., L000L, 53 55 pm. 3 per Cent. ked. 1J6 46 Ditto, 2.1., 5001., 58 55 pm. 3 per Cent. Con. 96 4 Ditto, Small, 56 Z9 56 pm. 3A per Cent. 101* Ditto, 14d., 1,000L, 58 55 prm. few 4 per Cent. 108k 108 4 Ditto, 5001., S8 56 pm. 34 per Cent. Red. I01i 4 j Ditto, Small, 59 55 pm. Long Ann. 234 3.1Qths Lottery Tickets, 221. lOs. India Stock, 29i4 Consols for Acct., 964 4 India Bonds, 101) 97 pm. T. BISH, Stocl.b roker, Old State Lottery Ofices, 4, Cornhill. and 9. Charine-cross. E1IGSI WATER AT LONl10N'-13RIDGE THIS DAY. Mornin2s . 50 minutes after 41 Atterneon 13 minutes after 5 C ARROLL's NEWV SCHEME.-Though this seheme _ has been comparatively bat a tew hours before the public, it has excited the deepest interest ever remembered in the hietory of lotteries. The number and tnagnitude of the great prizes, the eco- nomy ot' the adventure, the clearness and simplicity of the plan, have all canmbined to render it the favourite object of public patron- age. b'he scherne haa been published in full len,tth in every paper, and may be obtained gratis at Carroll'i. the contractor's, oeices. 19, Cornhill; 26, Oxford-street and 7, Charing.cross. 'To those persons wffho have not alrEady seer the rchrme, the contractor imb- mits the following brief enirome of its leading featurcr:-there nrc Two Prizes ot . ?S:30,000 I Tvwo Prizes of . ?20 Besides otlier capitals and smaller Virizes, amounting in the whole lo 206,00M1. sterling money, to dividetl as not to leave a single num- ber without a benefit. ITwo of . . ?020,0001 And lij0 otber Prizes are sure to be drawn the irsit day, 16:h December, end may be ob-. tained at a risk so unpreceder.tedly snre as to excite the surprise of all who have eoen the plan ; for ifter taking the chance of -the firat day, 181. may be received back tor every ticket, and in proportion for shares, whether the number be dramw or undrawn. By this oiTer the immense sum of 324,000L ia actuzlly added tothe prize mnoney of the first day, as it must be clear that every purchaser haa the option of making his number an 181. prsze as soon tmateat icly's drawing is over, if he be euccessftl he may gain (and somebody must gain) 20,001. or more, and, if unsuccessful, he cannot lose more than 41. Ias. bY a whole ticket. Half ?3 59. Od. IEighth * ?018 Od. Quarter -?1 13s. 6d. Sixteenth . O 9 fd. being the difference between what a ticket will coat and what ma. be received back for it any time before the-4.6:h of December;P Carroll's great lcek in selling 30,001. andr20-DI. ;rizee is well' snown; but lie ab'tains from particulariisig them at this moment, as he-is more.anxiouls to press on the attention- ordvenmterm 'what hs hopes to do for themn in the oming scheme, than what he has done for them in past lotteries.