... LIVERPOOL AND B1RK0 U-EAD MARKE:TS LIVERPOOL, BST. JOlN 'S BIlRWHEAD. BATUODAT, WSDUZZIDAY, SATURDAr, Oct 2.1. Oc. 10. Oct. I3. s. d. s.. d. . sd s._d. .d Beef, perlb 0 sto o O 60to 0 7 0 so e 7 Mutton ,, O s,,0 7 o 540 7 o s,,0 7 Lareb ,, o 0 ,,o7 1 o ,,o 7 0d ,,o 7 Veall , 0 5, 0 7 i 0 04, , 0 7 0 0, 0 7 Fresb E'ork ,, o , 0 7 | o 7 0 0 o o GI raloou , ,, I ,, 0 0 0 0 ,,0 0 Turbot ,, o,,1 4 ...

... t BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY, OcTosme 12. Thomas W. Boultoll, Broad-coart. Bow-strect, potato-saleiman, to surrender October 22, December 3, at Basingha i-street. Solicltor, L-Wilde, London y Henry l. Wooster, Britannia-place, Wandsworth-road, shipowner, n October 22, Decembar 3, at the same place. Darce, London El Samuel W. Saunders, Park-road, Brlxton, engineer, October 22, ?? 3, at the oame place. ...

... Between seven and eight this the tants of Clapham and the neighbourhood were thrown into a state of excitement and consternation by a report which was circulated, that a double murder had been committed in one of the courts in the immediate vieinity of White A man of the name of Weston, 2 jobbing gardener, murdered his wife and child by cutting their throats. Upon entering the house of the ...

... SHIIPPING INATELLIGENCE. -4- IHELIOOLAND, OCT. 9.-The Moore, of arid from Sundler- land to the Cranitz, ptt in (luring a heavy gale at E.N.EJ yesterday, leaky, ancd with other danirige sit lhequiently wont t ol shore' on a bank, and was abandoned by the crew, but was got off to-day, and brought to anchor in the roadstea d. 13. Tile Danish yacht Irrgeborg, from Altona for libe in Jut- land, was ...

... EQUALIZAT1ION OF TRE LAND-T4X. ?? EX PAISIE IAV E5. Yesterday a, most important appeal was heard, pursuant to adjournment fronm the 5th. instant, before the toni. missioners f Land Tax for the ilolborn division, at their Roard-room in Ried Lion-sqliare. T1'le ao whiihi has :dreadyv attracted Considerable public attention, drew together at numerous and highly respectable ;.senibly of auditors ...

... COUNTY -EXPENDITURE.- PROGRESS OF THE MOVEMENT. A numerous and spirited meeting of the committee ap- pointed at the last Newton meeting was recently hold, at the Star Hotel, Manchester.. The object of the meeting was to consider the preliminary steps to be taken, prior to next session of Parliament. The meeting- was attended by the Rev. J. P. Jones, Alton Vicarage, near Cheadle, in ...

... ~Iffrk. .t- |WnITTEN HXCBYu~F~nyn 1,n fjjE 1, 1711UP00r UEUCUUY.1 ao LIVElRPOOL FOREIGN PRO DUCE MIARKET ,rt TRiUnso4D, OcToMa I. L e SOGAR-riI consequenes of tlhe rathet imnproved accounts es from London, our market ha3 rssumeld a, oc. ler tono, and a fair .d amount of bnfsic0s baa been done, at full pr'c 2- r- Itren-Thero fs a good demand, priu ip-4i 'y for the lower o; qualitics, and a ...

... MONEY MARKBT. FRIDAY EVZN1KG. The excitement which prevailed in the sto9k mar- ket, giving rise to considerable fluctuations in the home lunds, and in railway shares, during the last two days, has altogether subsided, and the business transacted in them to-day was altogether of a more confident nature, which tended to impart more firm- ness to the naisket. Consols opened at 91' to h for money, ...

... SArURDlATr EVENING. do The stock market has bet i remarkably s'eaCy. to- 'w day, and the price of Consols continued from the C opening to the close without the least variation. at They were negotiated at 92kj to ~,both for money hi and the 17th inst. They are quotedI at 92j for the tl 14th November aaccounit. The Three .per Cents. Re- ciE duced were done at 901 and 91, and the'NewThree- m ?? ...

... (Fronm the Times.) The Revenue returns continue to indicate an increase in the trade and general expenditure of the country. It is sufficient to say that they entirely confirmt the anricipa- tious on which our present financial arrangements are I founded, and prove that we have not gone beyond our depth in the surrender and mitigation of taxes. The document, of course, requires some degree of ...

... The ?? nmavybederived from the general table of the commerce of France in the vear 1848, just published by the Custom House administration. They shlow how dearlv the working classes have to pav for the lnxurj of revolutions and the enjoyment of revolutionary gtvernzment. How many privations, bow much distress of all sorts, dn these long columns of figures reveal? The general commerce of France ...

... faaructO3 &C. CORN. IfAs:c LANtE, Monday, Oct. 15.-Our arrivals of both Ena. lish and foreign wheat during the past week hare been moderate, and with few samples from the home counties to this morning's market, we had rather more life in the trade at an advance of Is to 2s per qr. for English upon last Monday's prices, and fully Is. per qr. upon fine foreirn. Flour dull. Barley, both for ...