... - ?? O- IW S L , ?? C..R NEWCATLE. .: . Ai-nved Fi eisN. Hope, MXliddleofn CGtway, '0ip: Anna and R1-ira, Pdersedn; -Olana, Jaunans; farbaria .Catehena, Ko11ihuL, CSiristiansand: Sally, -H 1teriisonein Trtvellez,' Brown, 'Mlsel.l- Ix, -Brrington; Drb-in, Ti ne, Arxnstrong flsn'zick; tifiher, pilunk, stave's, shriur Tbeer, and wvhe. t. Perdy, Pinikneyi Petersbrd',-iheinl, tasslawi Johnalna ...

... . MARINE IN'JEL.EN .. .- | The convoy frorm ?? i'or Csibhavenr is postponed to the first ot November.- , I, 'dMany ships betonging to .this port bave been hired for hismajesty's service thls week; eve4n c-mvion wood ships, itkhout any sleathing- watever, have been fitted for troops and 1vrses; so urgent, is the present emergency to aid euj albes on the cont.nene. :The life-boat has now been ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, ,L DON, SEPTZM.BIRXjS0S,5 We had a middling supply of wheat to-day. At first in -the morning our msillers. bought freelY, -giving two or three: sbillings per qu~rter imore. for fine samples eban ?? ldV :Ihese rices; hovever, tlid not prevail to. the close of tie marker; and the sales, at noowi- were dni'i, and efie 'led upon ;no better terms ihan those of' this day se'nnight. A. ...

... tCOpR EXCHANGE, IO3NDN, Ofteft;I,S,*5 Afthatigh bulppliedI With aburii;rpc of toteigz Whait, ai velry conisiftrabit, ?? of~ our owu growth, OWLhu ~ b~t~.fl the bril~ess of our mDarket, this morin. ro having. If.Ll IyC II tbe riCe$ were uful as high ~s19i i wtiA A *ivady sale ii itde;wse to be notked fli barley,. *oMch i45es & nd obtains better terme ' i m *1^,thtle PpricsS beloW.B (304 oats ...

... ?? eM:ARI~ ~NE NIGNNCE. . F 00) utnday the ftcti tor Lab ibaiti and 'lonmingen, sailed fromn teith rondslasnder convoyg of tWO atsed ships:- -The final convoy Inr this seaion from Leith to ti e Baltic, .ailsail ons ,the astlinist. A colvoywill sisle appointee4j* ,sail at the sa 3e tone'tfor Pdxiningeis and Cuxianveu; :. ,The Ean~y, Tirvior, airnved op'&unciay. at the :qssarapcir station, r2oF ...

... ?? MiRtlNE IN'rLL!GN CR Last Tuesday atcdnyevy for Tonniiio6.i 'wenvt down. te-e H|nisktr, -ruto ig sjtill detained in therriver by contrary winds. Another convoy vii i53il for that Po1t in 14 days; bait ehould: itejilbe be r'eleased irom blockade at that tirne, then. the h'ps wjill prcceel to Iainb~glh. ?? fieet l'eorisle cos of Pcrtugal is arrived iii the chlun- eel, silder cOIvVVY of Llit ...

... *: CORN' EXCHANGE LONDONJ OCTOREPR>7 IRON n.-_ - -. Ac ?? ?? . I7 L: A . . ?? ._1 .. uar supply ot wbeat tofbthis day's 5market was a very eon-s iiderable one, and the ?? last week,., that prices Would be lower, werc so fnilf vrrified,. ?? nillers refis- sed to purchpte, unless at an 'abatement of. from six to ten Ohillings per quarter ou the line, and. more on the oidiniry end irf-rior sors. ...

... l I ~- ; -- SO8J ND LISTV I . . s:_s . . -O& W.-SfielkTPylorf , ?? PrrjsWouth dcals I; Xanthwy, Uuti~s~a i tersbur Pipsiouch, hemp Miierv~, ?? . ?? Meemel Newfastle tithbev Yosng Jo1n, ltobertson N-arva Liverpool deals A .VApeI Djrlzs . saem Loindon tlmbibr . etouoica, Middlemas Petermbug Woelwkh -bemp .:gdw ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, ,OISDON, OCTOFR, 14,1905. 1 We had again a further good supply of wheat }rom Eseex and Kenand nd -with it dul stes anid declining prlceg-the fine, lower about 5s per quarter c feriormore, and aimost unsaleablc. Barley and malt keep pretty fair, at last curren- cy. White pease rather dearer. Gray pease are up ilplenty, and down a crowria quarter. Tick heans, qtloted rath rtoo ...