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The natural inference Is hat thc Ducn people ought


LoSpos MoNEY MARKEr Thursday, Nov. .. O'CLOCK
Cap: e oood Hope ppss to Ausu a'n hsy: com: S h to
BRUSH settlement in every respect Ths Kaars were
farmer. YOU'D ind iDasos rsresrns Maitland sssn to sx.
ert his sautary naasncs 10 restraining them Tbs duty
foreign spirits imported TO the Cape colony, and in
cuding French brandy had been raised BY ths Governor


The nds have not recovered from yesterdays depres-
son on the contrary. as tho msrket continues 10 os
| hangsd prices are lower Consus have been sat aud
pressed on the market and are a9s to 2es premium
Nav three andsquartsr cents are cot s7t Bank


Foreign Stocks have been very quiet, but they are
Arm. Spanish Five pc per Cents, at I Ms.iesn az;
Fouranda Half per Cents IS to sS. without the half
| years interest


! Ths Railway shars-market has been very fiat There
was asmau business transacted, and several of the
accounts in new scrip Some dcuIty was experienced
by member in taking all the shares he had bargain.
cd for which was not overcome till he gained assistance
from frisnda


The premium on gold at Paris is ~ per mile which
at the Euslsa mint price efN l7s per ounce Tor
change bt Paris London at short being rs 90. II fol-
lows that gold is SO cent dsarer in London than in
/ Paris,


BY advices from Hamburger the price Of gold 10 4s'
per mark which, At the English mint price Of 81 l0td
per for standard gold gives az exchange of Is
and the exchange ut Ha Dbugh London short being
- u efollows that tho iue of go4 the same at


LosDos Coax MARKET, Wednesday. Nov. The sup.
ply of English wheat only moderate hut fully equal
to the de alsrs who from the uncertaaty
which appears TO exist respecting me laws pur.
chased with extreme caution at about Mondays quota.
iions Free foreign wheat moved od slowly at previous
rates In under lock very little dong, yet
higher prices were demanded by the importers Barley
and malt in limited request Oats bean. and peas
prices we're supported


L,yEnrooL Ceas EXCHANGE. Nov I. At our market
this day the trade opened heavily and the dealers bought
Wheat very sparingly at the reduced prices Of Friday
but before the close parcels were taken specu
la on which gave rather frmer tone to the trade -
Oats were offering Sd per bushei below the extreme
good sale for Pease at full prices Beans brought
extreme rates. and were not plentiful Oatmeal was
very dull and the demand quite in retail quote old
ls and Is load than this day week
There only limited sale for Flour and both llish
and Canada freely offered the reduced prices OF
Friday. We heard OF no transactions in bond


LIVERPOOL Corrov MAnxrr, Nov. 6--The sales since
Friday amounted to $4,000 bags at prices rather below
the average of las. week To-day sales 5000 bags
Arrived six vessels from tho United States


/ LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET. Nov 6.-Mattsrs
Stock Exchange are In state which can scarcely be
correctly described They indeed awful: the crash
has commenced. some have been ovsrpowered by it
against pscunary alcultis with good heart and hope
The screw put by the Bank and the paper proeces
thrown into the market by portion OF the press are
blamei by many the Of the present confusion
but in honest opinion these have had less influence


than the rash proceedings Of the great mass OF
themselves in the recent days, when unnatursliv high
premiums could be commanded on the most indifferent
stock We speak more particularly in relation to Ii
I verpool when say that some OF our brokers have
SO joboed togetherso mixed up settlements and dii
ersnces-and considerable body Of them are so enan
ged in a mesh Of difficulties with each other, that
we fear number must eventually 60. unless there is
very speedily some sudden am great eaction in prices
natey not been limited to jobbers exclusi. ely some
who have confined themselves to their legitimate bus
ments by the fault of these obbers We forbsar
toning the of those who have gone the wall"
merely observing that at least half dozen cannot meet
their gemens and unple ,sant prevail in
aton to at least double that number As to the market
most favorte stock which lately stood enormo ously high
has position which denotes utter ruin to those who pur
tempted to accounted for from the ope
OF tho causes we have mentioned but more probable
shares have daily been brought into tho uarke, for
sale for cash Another is that great number Of per-
sons who have made advances shares have deter
mined to have their money returned which, OF course
increases the heaviness of the market. And many
principals unable to pay their differences the distrust
saes for the account (November LAY have hitherto been
exceedingly and unusually limited I; and the closing
quotanons yesterday were with the exception Of Grand
functions, lower than on "Wednesday. Whether the
tide OF improvement will set in Ministers have
made up their minds upon tho monentous question
which understood to be the subject of their present
deliberations we know not but matters scarcely
De more threatening than at present


STATE OF TRADE.


LANcAsHIRE, Nov AT Bolton, the demand for cot.
ton has been limited during the last few days and
prices OF sorts a shade lower. Counterpanes
arc moderately brisk, and fine ginghams in particu
lar request Bleachers have more work than they had
mouth ago. Machine printers, in the town and neigh
borhood, not so busy as they were six weeks since
and calico block-prnters have very little work indeed
The broad silk trade at Leigh Falisworth, Miideiou
and the neghborhcod of Manchester, is rather duh yet
j not 40 slack usually the at this season of
the year The best qualities OF fine broad satin shaws
and new descriptions OF fancy work. in particular
request The silk and smaware business in the
same districts, IL rather slack and at some 81 mills
hands have only four days work per week


MA,cHsSr.R.-Therew was very little demand yester-
day. either f1r goods aud whore business
was done prices generally lower than on the pre-.
cedng Tuesday. There is, however, SO complete an
neraly by disposed press sales; many.
indeed. are still working TO order, and consequently
very we'll able to wait for the chance OF better prices
Our attention called statement 10 the Leeds
Mercury OF Saturday last where under the head of tho
tho preceding day, lower by alto AID per ID than
that day IN the preceding week Although this state.
immediate nsishborhood it may have some effect
amongst the Yoi kshre manufacturers who coItor
yarn We therefore think it rsh, to state that the de-
cline IN prices during the period named did not exceed
per b and that the total decline from the highest
prices paid five or six weeks ago does not average
exceed three fartnings per Ib.- Gnardiar


RocnDALs FLANNEL MAaKEr. Monday, Nov. ave
have anothse dull market but prices have unde gono
little change. Wool s much the same in price
, twas on the preceding Monday.


YoRKHRE- the Leeds cloth hall the trade has beer
particularly dull The stocks are low, but prices are
without alter alton Little has been done in the ware
houses but the whole the of business doing
is about as usual period year The EoglsS
wool market has been quiet without variation in pices
n the foreign wool market prices steady but the
only transactions have been supply imms to
The Huddersfed market has been unusually brisk Al
bradford the transactions have not been extensive Dis
coufsging accounts continue TO be received
yarn trade and large numbers Of operatives out OF
employ The piece trade Is also Hat but prices remain


stationary Halifax irket has been slack partic
the wool trade. The prices Of cotning sorts re-
laxed


Ls,c,rEs There is scarcely any variation since last
week. The demand continues active. and pi.es steady
I.fcesier Chronicle.


MORMON NEws We TAX the following from
the War Signal OF the 18th ult NEARLY all The
Mormon lands the south Of toe county, to which they
had any title. has been disposed Of and we learn by
gentleman from Fountain Green that In that vi Unity
they have parted with nearly all their titles la the
vicinity Of La Hsrpe how the Ssin are slow
sell and as yet but lew contracts have been made Ia
the peig hhorhood of Nauvoo sales have been eff
ed and for the that the Sants ask sxorbIabi
"a aLatxl alu ulaai4I I.