The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-28 00:00:00

. Ttt 44'fprt% No. 2,005.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUAR 1 2', 1853. [THREEPENCE. moo was4.y DELWAN „t I F: A POLICY. IUHANCII COMPANY. _3 in 1797. u m biel.ilrea4C3t7. and 57, Char ing-crcos, Weetalirie. 111111CMILR. &Nen tion, WNW; 14. ramie I). Mahrann, Ew e , E Ji.s. 1 humus Iladipiou, leg” , 11, &cry 11-dice:ot lloaland, LK. • rune?. to*_ J. Petty Ituspratt, Eon. • c. i.. a, 11. u., EL,. IC. Hasp hew Whiting& I. Turner. taq., Belt:we, I Mat, Itact. ~,..—At tar dietitian of prnfita declared up to Ttl July, 1047, .to ir . J.lett• .crud in the weep preceding years on (IS ..,61116C51 3 per cent. on the prelllllllllll pahl. I per Cool. of the pm6&s are divided amongst the • . .:drr - . • In actrarelnn ni t. life Noumea ell approved wont,. pai rusting wowed tOf tLe ASIIITACe at Lltll fur the whole eff flobla Pvllll.lllllltlMol. , bp. l29llllpil W.ll. Mike. - • 'II a • 11 13 et 2 1 1 1 : i t : 4 8 . 0 1 201ILIT TUCKE fleatiary. " N B W 8. - 1) A 1 L lerAtin Mervin( Paper, price id. • Tu thia mg.-, the Its tt.Y NEWS is et the head of the LL tea n e w cane...lint free C.llltente to Its broadest ..wit and practical imorma, whetuer sooisl, et Ib la tile 17 - salmi of it. General New lacs,—ln th e see.ne, of n e p,r., in the am*, truthful, end impart, d character of Its nY, and la lir varied inercontile sod commercial le e t isat,o in the Lily, Railway, and Monetary Articles.— • p„,et Wade It Mgt &SAWA 11.• Sh:poing than soy other mor— n e ulmise 7 early repert of nipping tee It , Vi s a by every -an the only daily Mining Revert, with lit of pions, r pl.▪ 4"l4 , ywbvre. I t l c , earl tq dontien, r twine the only war besides the m e w." wbieb 'triode.. sod has always 'minded, from its coltuuna ggadenelm adsertisenteura. Ku pr. vn velure %sear is idioms by the last return of stamps beid p e th e year 11130 to t e leading Leaden Newenapera, by Mal it be .on that this mpi r (the youngest by more than e i st y3,lm) bad In ass yearn besten rig t bU hree oldest com thinps petitors ugied. e Wooed. M (Liu...rani oore. I.er M.. !truth. l7Bl 1,129,004 ittl!.•‘ t` 1 4 1.52. t? "oeinnid iintenthce of thh. pun Juan 'sine wing recently espnwol by canumpoesry : th e • Imo' sews •la the nausgiat of dl the London awning I 314 , ?". ENO the art it took high rottad ar,l s ltt4nl tone—repre asdoat condatestly that ealwevativ, lita.rdi.ou which is clearly the yoruoyi at England • and already, with the with second highest of the teengeti:e4 daily peeve, , and the lergest slunk; soentierrr eau - nest to the • tmes '--obtained by any s i b Ly ,iptf, iM pOiltital mum than eueresportils with its eausservial isusence." le centred of any Bookeeller ar Newantan In the Magda. ; oral Menem, binveriertrtet, reetestreet, Landuo. XVI WORK 151 f TUE AtTtiOß or "JANE EIRE," SHIR LEY." de. Thin day todt-bed, and may be had at all the Libraries, L E T T E. By email BELL. Innate Volumes, poet aeo. T rerloa : 'moth. Elder. and Co.. 6.s„,Corahllt. "PI DIIi.tE riu..B OR ANY OTUE(t MEDICINE. ▪ ba ia ,,e,o,. c o nstipation, titurnin, Palpitauon of the Heart, ylittfettAtLt y .y , b of Liver, C '.N ue " ll, T°'l l:.l. l ltra . , thstva uecae, 6i16 awn" Li al.ndee y, Spiren. Can•useption, lkinlity, Pardee* blew, Q am p-.ll.morrhnidalAfeetione,lrritationof the Rid .. Giavel, stone. Stricture., Ritrumationt, Gout, iii:_relee id., or Yd. free by ran (in rennin) nab odium. Tog NATURAL. REGENERATOR of the ploy..yleft ORGANS. with' ut enediet - e. Ineonrenience. or • r lois llCAttee it ,thipttd the genera: reader, and contents are, pracucilly ilhistrellan the restora(ton of health to the ea... 4 'he. delicate. or stuttered eonethution. Loci!on ; li. rry tin 'terry and Co., 77, Repot-street. p it. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, tit.,.;•ka, Auti-ent,incal, and Orient!. la. win b 7 pool, id. 1. WH tT T 4) EAT, DRINK, AHD AVOID. II• LYCTUIt . . TO TOCIIIO MX. lIL How /0 B. HAPPY. R. NOM AND PIIY-ICAL ENJOTNEST Cl LIM v. ON SPECIAL DIAMES. rt. TILL LNALTUIES OF 31ADRIAGE LIFE. vs. DISIVSIS OP WUCTSA. tIDIAZT DEZASGEDLNTS CONSTIPATION. sad ILEIIOIIII.- dom. R. sad s. DIOLL*II, Iltiaß, stml SCuTCU LAKES. BITItOPATIIT: 6a. Tut COLD WATER COIL Illsstml, Paterso+t+ ',row ; Carvallo. 14 7 . Plest.atzset Ma% 91 Carsiti., at.: +A boossti.ess: or of 11IL Calverw•, MIXON fteresustrtst, who my too cossollsi daily lros 10 WI 6, Ise ull9. SCENES FROM THE LIFE OF THAT EL iTRAORDINARY MAN, THOMAS PARR Tan .ores. VITO IWO i.e-w. Pen tow Wed with Ms .pools; Usu. loorserumwell err meths. to the aerie= nous wow a *MY Ism& will were ragehisp. sal mew wee Or imerallsamegglis sift IL.A.re Is dolt embirelues IS 'Mak Pm Übe Imo as mimed r Budd , fee tb.tr liwband; bat be kiss Ms better Ibis midge rt...oe, and esatheseet einevlog Imbibe ill: be w N isms d ip, thouo to all morrow be dill me bosh aim gm U. 1$ UM peat ONIIMING 11131/11. Parr spent lunch or Ima dew to the study of dr, eigetelielmidele, lad Ina fortunately left behind Mu, though lame Mom tram the meld, tlie saluehie fruits of ids labour*. limithes the veinal& rio. ttlyt from which Pane's Pm, s we mow umpeaded, there ere several Mo. pieces, written in his old quaint My* on the value of health. lie deservedly denounced the mysteries emumed by the medical pert .slon, befog fully eonvieeed of the rya oe W distalffes7 to thoroughly eradicate discus', end to IMAM um& Pill 711141? V 1e ore° CRAMP I. Although parr maw the amadog me of 132 pien with him paired tacultiw, It I. probable ha wou.d have Ural la • dB Me had not the Earl of Arundel son of hi* old On% tidt it to Laidon to of him to Xing Ch.rks I. At *meths MN*. mod dna frerli of the best whirs, which was • met how bl• keener mate of Uvutg, sad whisk brought ow ta mer bm l l, ied tbitructed the mord faactiotta of the lise•• PAU% TO TO JONOvtg. WS celebrated visit. it OT was remarked that habil Slew ,neater. sad wee able to attend his duties, Ms, than , Mra " am. ' 't 1 . 1 1111, probable that Parr supplied him with the medkine. *hat other mood sem no amount for his returning attongtb and so -10,41. and his ultimate trait age • Ernes from tbo serf interesting .IV' and Times of OW Pam" mouthing remarks on Thieve, Health, and the Means of 1401041110, foloa Ida C o., aneedotes. me) be had 'Tod. of T. 20111ERTS ad Co., Crano-odirt, Pleetddreet, Loudon. 61 'KEAN' Vie 14101 stamp .or lie postage. PARENTS and bIiAItIJIANS.—The mturn etyma to the reapeeti.• bowding•catotitt after the, Wee/mum la WV, 1111dsom a ...heel/11P for tiovir personal eomfort vnd attrac- NM. Now it ie that it'Ar LAN us' ilatlastiAlt OIL, for smelted ng Me growth amid •..: linsroving and b.-edifying the Mgr, ROW LAN Ira' KALTDOII, kw imploring the shin and complexion, and removing eataremee erregetime. and ROWLANDS' OIMINTO, or Pearl !Midi dike, for rendering the teetn beautitoLy white and preeetviag the raw" are emeidere4 indiaiensahe amognpanimenta for the attain ment of the pentrevi advantrava PA) univera.4ly sought for and admired. Peerage of osmium' irotx.ionv. sihe only genuine et gash bran Me same et '• Rowlands" preceding that of the article on Me wrapper oe labet.--itold 1/ A. WWI. AN I) and 80Nd, 30, ilatton garden, Loucks, and by ehernirde nod perfumery. en!. ' 4 = t t 11c. c„ • .t / . -..- •,,,,,,_ , • i • , 1 ' • , I ..- 4 ... ~,,, . , ..:4: , .4: : ._ ( 1 10 4, 5 11 . 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Oa int _ . 4. 2 : N* 4 i, tl, . • • - 7 - . • „......, ai••••I• 4 4 -- - - D AItI.O W ' S NEW IN- f . . --.--_-,,,' t j 1 VENTED SELP-ACTINCI bY I IION ..., TA P;en..llEQUlltrEteiget:. or other L I O !: i ale F.• ~,C,_ 1, from bechubre lat or add so ellastually .1 re.....--- • a that the loot piat gen be drawn es good as i:- - A it ,m...• ' ? • A 4 -- ' _ II * i -- A 6. Ar I'. the Stet; warranted to repay Bs seal la .y o N --; i two camas o' ale ; price 4s. ed.; dais la IT •g• elertro.platf d fur sherry, &a, ts. 11 osThe above sograeusi ertil ozplain Its 'e th. When the loons hey . I. fined on r.. tketop of the rduse(whleh has a holm". paotu the slr.tuhe II), suMsdent Mr rushee througb It Into the east to cause the litoor • ... I to run off freely; when the tap Is off no more air can enter. JAMES BARLOW, 14, King Water& street, Mansion-botaae, Yurnianing Iron. glower and Both Manufasturer. Leta. _ .. ... aighed 1t1t?.. 7 N.8. No torio---aro 1011158 and address. . . J. B. teacher.itett" 1t . w method of tapping mks, 'retreated to 49 ltlight ell wliii u•e lt, end ley Otte wholeeale aril retail his NEW SO INVENTED TAP WRAPPEIti fto eaperierde the bunithie7 method in If Meng taper), :.t 6.1. and Is. per packet. The trade nupplied. Se N.B. Its media were muth renvipred and duly appreciated to the Great Exhibition. Batton 22. No. 46... as IRELAND. DUBLIN, JAN. 27. a. An investigation has been carried on for some to days past before the magistrates of Capel-street "L police-court, relative to a discovery of some secret „ papers, which it is supposed will implicate a number at. of persons in the infamous ribbon system. On Fri- t day last, two men named Gerald Farrell and John it. Rooney, the former a touter or man-catcher, em- 1 , 4 3 , ployed by emigration agents, and the other an orai- tey nary labourer, were arres td by the police, at a house ta in Lower Meeklenburgh-street in this city, with a N quantity of letters and newspapers, from various to parts of England and Ireland, and sundry documents Ile containing what are supposed to bo collections of st. pass-words belonging to the Ribbon Society. A book wkich Farrell claimed as his was also found, and in- ; dicated a certain private division of the city into dis tricts. Yesterday Mr. Corballis, Q.C., who appeared 1 , 4 0 5 for the Crown, stated that since the informations had as been lodged on the former day warrants had been " issued for the arrest of several parties in England si and Scotland. Some arrests had been made in Glas gow and Manchester, and also in the county of ::,* Meath, and under the circumstances it was desirable st. that the further consideration of the case should be postponed until that day week in order to enable the 10 Crown to see what would be the result of those ar- 20 rests. The prisoners were accordingly remanded i t" until Wednesday next. se The gleams of confidence afforded by the ocica , along improvement in the weather are not suffered Ito continuo long, as the seemingly everlasting rain I returns invariably after only a few hours cessation. ; The Limerick Chronicle, describing the state of the to country in the south, says: et The teary, dense rein continues its downpour without It. almost a single day's cessation since Michaelmas last year. Si. On Thursday morning there was a sharp frost and bracing 1 atmosphere, which indicated a happy change, but the wind "I changed to the watery south be lure evening, and again 166 came the pitiless rain in copious showers. The country is to in a deplorable state. The same journal, noting the progress of emigra tion, says : This morning 38 females, selected for free emigration to Australia, by Captain Ellis, government emigration agent as at this port, from the list furni.Led by the late mayor, to left this city by railway fur Cork, to embark at Plymouth 10 in the ship Bolton, which sails for Melbourne on Monday 11 ,. next. The emigrants are from the ages of 18 to 211 years, 1 7 and belong tv Limerick, Clare. lierry, and Tipperary. A number of respectable young men, from Limerick and b Clare, leave this week ti embark at Liverpool for Mel- It bourne, South Australia, some with an outfit of 601. to lc 1001. each. The General Commanding in Chief has been pleased to approve of Captain Frederick Augustus Thesiger, of the Grenadier Guards, being appointed an extra aide-de-camp to Lieutenant-General Sir E. Blakeney, G.C.8., commanding the forces in Ireland, in succession to Captain Blakeney, of the 48th reg., who was appointed aide-de-camp upon the retirement from the service of Brevet Major Lord Cosmo Rue. sell, 93rd reg. Luaus, THURSDAY I:VEXING. Major Larcom, of the Board of Works, has, it is understood, received the appointment of Under Se cretary for Ireland, the official notification to that effect having, it is stated, been received in Dublin this day. This selection is perhaps the one of all others most likely to be popular with all parties in Ireland. SPORTING. TATTERSALVS.—TRIMSDAY. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 10 to 1 apt Mr. T. Parr's Contentment (taken and aft off) 30 to 1 Mr. C. Liley's Tavietock (t and aft off) 33 to 1 Mr. Wreford's Wedlock filly (t and aft off) The improvement in Contentment was the result of transactions in the City. Little or nothing was done at the Corner. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 10 to 1 apt Oster (t and aft off) 12 to 1 Mir Mowbray (t and aftoff) NEWMARKET HANDICAP. 10 to 1 apt Mr. T. Parr's Contentment. CHESTER CUP. 20 to 1 apt Lord Wilton's Lady Eyslyn 30 to 1 Mr. E. R. Clark's Constantine (taken) 1000 to 30 Mr. T. Parr's Trifle (t and aft off) 40 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Contentment 2000 to 30 Mr. DE Lonashaw's Banshee (t and aft o ff ) RBY 18 to 1 agst Duke Sittingbourne 1000 to 15 Dlr. T. Paris Contentment (t and aft off) 1000 to 10 Mr. R. R. Clark's Mr. Sykes (taken aad aft off) Offers to take 11 to 1 about West Australian, and 20 to 1 about Sittingbourne. Weather Re is scratched for the Northamptonshire Stakes, and View Halloo and Bartlolph for the City and Suburban Handicap. NAVAL ---- • ADimuury, JAN. 27.—APPOINTMENT8. Chap lain J. Cawston to Bellerophon. Surgeon C. U. Kinnear to Rodney. Clerk E. B. Walker to Vulture. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 27.—The Barraconta, 6, steam sloop, Commander George Parker, arrived to-day from Sheerness, with men paid off from the Phaeton, 50, Captain G. Elliott. She took in supernumeraries fur the ships at Plymouth and proceeded to that port. The Rodney, 90, Captain C. Graham, C. 8., having had her rudder repaired and reshipped, was taken out of dock this afternoon. The Fire Queen, steam-vessel, sailed to-day for Woolwich. The Duke of Wellington, 131, screw steam-ship, is expected to come out of dock on Saturday, when she will be muted under the shears in the steam basin. MTSTERIOVS DEATH.—Yesterday - Mr. G. S. Brent held an inquest at the Lord Hill, North Wharf-road, Pad dingten, on J.kn Jennings, a carpenter , aged 54 . Deceased left his home three weeks ago in his usual good health and spirits to proceed to his work, but he never returned, and was heard no more of by his friends, who advertised and made every enquiry after him, until last Wednesday, when his body was found floating in the Grand Junction Canal, near the "stop" at Paddington. Deceased was in gvod circumstances, and never betrayed any symptoms to lead his family to suppose he would make away with his life. The coroner recommended the jury to return an open verdict. The Jury accordingly returned a verdict of "Found drowned." SHARE LISTS. THURSDAY EVINISO. The railway market was rather dull to-day, and where there was any change in prices it was in an unfavourable sense, except for East Lancashire', which improved upon the announcement of a 3 per cent. dividend. The change in price, however, was immaterial in the majority of cases. Thu market closed rather fist. French lines maintained yesterday's improvement, and closed steady. Sambre and Metwo were also higher. THIS DAY—Two o'CLoor. The rail;;;.maiket is rather firmer to-day, a slight advance being perceptible in some of the heavy stocks, including Caledonian, Great Northern, South ,Western, and Leeds. East Lancashire hare again improved. Shrewsbury and Ilirminghams, however, are lower. French shares are rather better. Royal Swedish have been transacted at 1 dis. MAKES AND STOCKS IiNGUAHANTHAD. :hong pnees Sales to-day •p yesterday. I to 2 p.a. UILW 414. 10e kberdoes lratwriu., Yott.. Voata ~aurtlun 'ltrut.Woly. Pteaelar• lIS Outwit.. Lan.,:cCAs, Jun. 21 30 C 61 ICI 101 6f 61 91 32 3 25 dim tel 169 63 65e 224 13 17i 11 1 .14 2111 i i 7 c;;;Tace. — Is So. 5m...1 taciir Oil riedyhinl cork and Rkorion i [Mali& sot b•alimt tl. Ql 11.hukuta, 41 or detoJtamlou g a f t ;11 Ditto (.C.B E. iad 2. 'tern Q. Latin ... I t. - I - rlil _ Uo t due C 'Ota;il.a.Tow - I t. a W.I. Dda.lidEna 1109 - Fctinbarith nal G7re.u• --- - i --- a ~. l4 &LA crgb sr, Y tai . 100 "V‘linour.,ll, l'att4Uuntle. 100 101argow A :lotathWevtcn 100 'Groat Noehr rs. . . iCO I Do. i sham, A, Rook . 100 Do. i Pbs,H, P. %..a.. 100 Ot.Snutb. kw: 01....: Ir.. IN Great Woq, rev ... .. II Irish k.oth Rogers .. !II ILasorua opd i.:-:..e.0 111 DO. TCrd .. ' 100 Laassalkire and Yortrhit. 1 AN Fifths ... I Ke4t Moo ILtede at. _ . —. ~...... -- -- ... .. Ili Looks and BlacAwall $ I , Lon.,lllburi,x tioutheni 101 . Loy, , Brighteal, it I. COlt. te.:l Landes Is Nortla-West.: DI Do. Fifths . . 1 1 Dn. fI 0 ah.,lll..aad .T 100 London fa boath-Vf0 . ...!. 11111 1)o.. Z ',O ... ... . -.- all Lobtloadcrry a E ha lAtelowirriairanwi..l.en Ito If.s.non.,Ellef..kLuinerst , 41 Do. Inan.sll.l an'. V 0 1 ,4 160 111dland .. _ ... .. 100 Do. Irsir.and ilovhe 474 Vd.n.. a co. (Irellind). 100 'Newtown's ... . $ 1 D. , . Bu!T Extension... /s..4tZviTrlnd ennoki I icy ell Meir t f o i k Wa•rO.pOilitiCa9 lb , D 0.14011 .- ... .. All portiere Counties Valet i lll 105 pith BrltirA - .. IS North Caron, No. 1. sit Do. 6 A Dekired S Do. aII Caartateed 111111orta Stadbrdeair,... . all iliortk Western 10 I Slarthea 1 5. Masterdom . _. - . liso lei 011cri,K;C;:iiifoll it r 100 :co'..lsh Contra! ... .. MO Witt Illellazd ... . 100 111arow.. & film.. Car.' A 100 Do. I.llol.W.Goar.Stk al. ontrewsbary oau eusew (Nor. W. Kin.) all yo. Halos 10 Do. Orweitry = „. illitspettre Vigo% SO Devon ... 100 ISouth Ititotmrs 00 oouth Wale* IS 83oth Torkall.ol . lUverDut 6 I Ditto ditto 19 *lteioailavieDookkltail i i ii Vale of :lean) . . , all Waterford and killiaim . all WatatV•rd and • 18 West Cornwall 21a. Wimbledon and Croydon 1110 iTock,NeweareakDertrak 2. Do. do. Mattagami. .. _ .._ _ .. 100 rock awl Ninth It. I Aberdeen I all Ditto No. 2,7 per Ct 1 11t. 1 , 0 &Ono'. & Meter , ' per Ct 1 Bt. 1110 Cale,k.nian Ale ~ 15 : I. Ghent, and 11.,'.y/wad el; Si Cart ane Medal .. . 411 all Daudet, evith, end Ater 001 6 , -ft Joneiion ~ 1 14 14 SastAnalion(Bl.loel6p.U. 5 , 5 ,Do. do. 154)7 per Ct. 74 2 , Do. 40. (71.175.) 7 pot Ct., s. of 111aw.Coe-Itzts.,s p e.,Nol' IS ef DOW do. N 0.2 IS 10 jDo. New C per Cent. abet I 16 110 SaM.l.Talea.beripiu.6p.Ct I I 5 5 Ildinbargh, Perth ' and 1 Dundoe, 54 pa Cent IN. 100 Oreat Northern 5 per Cent , di. lOC Ds. 5 per cent. Scrip, lie., 1 cleanable at le p.et. pm 11 6J Ot.6th.i , WvitrntlOJeliths' SO 6 lOVlest.lllka !Matson Ilpel It. 100 Ot.Wertern, rsiele4 pat.' 16 6 lareaddre Stlfaris.7 titO, St. WO I Data 6 per aratllleek St. 100 'lawn lirteb.Oser..6paret St. ;100 vittareterentlairi e t. • , i I las.llolthWastOem. lie II ,LonderidArry &Mem di 164; all Lowdoodarryieltesdek.4ob 61 BS I ,lllan.telteffaLlos.4en.l.o l 111 10 1 Do. New dlO „. , I 6 I Do. di ... . , 14 all 111aryp.11 Carlisle, te p Ct.; 100 'ffialtandCoos.lir.Nis....j..Ct 1 11111 5 Mete Premises ......». 10 10 Nortek Eatawroos... I I all Do. Cluarsitteed 54 perstj I all , Do.WavenerTalley 3 pet I et. 100'llorth British „. ... HI is an North Staffordshire St. 1/11.0zIore„ Woroestv . , a. d Waiver., 515.6 pm *WI II 11 Dlt.o ditto ditto 6 0 Nuserr.leihria.NewOu t. 10 10 ShrewattChaeter(Nor. o l. Min.' 8 per Cr_.... 10 lO Do. 5 per Cent ... 15 28 ' , oath Devon . ... 10 11 Ditto Few 1411 all „South Eastern kllealing j Ann.) of 11.0.6 20 all SULYorkshirelperetOnar & 1 ,Waterlorder.l.ilesaoy6p.ct It. 100 ; York, Neweast'eat Sent ' 1 Gt. North of lina.parch.' I' I 1 Ditto Ditto ... 25 10 lierketN.lllidaLil.Pareb LINES LEASED AT F all llirmingl.atu&Oifotdwitt guarant(leas.k.GLAVeat all Ditto withotit a goaranto Teased to OreitWe Birm.,%ol4l6lludle; guariat.(leas.toOt.' all Ditto wllbOtit &guar ~(leanedtoOrettWeet^tai tot Bookltchenemblre thaw& to London& N.Westero) l 50 eiydmlsle JaLetien Neared toCatolonlan)... 100 EentLir.,,:r...`...nuorf.v.U. (teamed to Ut. Northern) 2S Olonoerter k llea". -- (:rap:d tn CriatWeekrnl Ballkdeltry(LYortitMllidi IS Do. Aida ditto) ( d l4 Do. .bat. ditto) Landon odd Ortiouiviell ((bared Ni ed td nth &Ado 20 Mtn rreferere (dilo) a Lowestoft Gaiir.taicßot I tiered to tiorfdlli) all Ditto _ditto 6 per Cent, all Manch.,llootoryliMattork ((hosed to I..loN.W.Sitdd ) , au 1114.11sebro' and Redoes ' (leaped to St oeht. & Darl. l all 111.1lsod 'Medford (Mull.) I 00 Wortbarns.l:ar torn 5 p erl t I (leased to Stet.Coonleo • 55 PrsatoolltiSyre (leas. I,mi SlN.Wrot.a. lone./.. York 110 Wyss* and Elitala tleas.l t. !)rest Worthen' 1% Do. "boon .11 Stock It South Staffordshire (leased is Mr. 11 1 1Viaan)... SO Wear Volley. ap. Masa tlosasd to thoestooklior 25 Ditto Ina , ' IV. MLitt' Somers.: Draws Nutuz? ._ .. i di% ipa 34 II 60 61 76 77 40 43 118 /20 102 104 844 891 64 7 88 80 II i 124 pia 78 79i 4 4 Ca 1 3 16 21 . 5 8 3i 1 24 ou IV 1064 12 2 0,1 1 124 610 I 1 .. 90 . 91 . .. - 6i - is al. 64 44 dim 11 12 19i ny 30i Sli P Ede 77j 74 46 46 t 11 4 ai Ws 33 2i 2 8 Se 7.15 4 6 2 3 1 dim 24 37 3 GI 2 1 61,4 dig 4e 4 10. 71 el 4a • 30 4Pa 93 47 43 62 69 71 TO 60 19 201 10 14 13 I 3 41 22 73 79 60 371 n is 131 4 4 14 !b 61 9 27 U 1 9 91 .r in 70 P 21 1 71 414 669 167 109 104 ICG ef 31 3 34 4 11 1 1 pa 14 14 IS II 3 34 In 111 112 114 I 9 107 1 10 1 9 4 pai Far &Pm 149 152 14 4 PR ll 13f 13 a I 9 10 11 114 I p.° t5O 10 124 33 1103 103 103 234 214 2 pm 11 11} 1 pal tia I? Par 4 Pra 26 264 lb SO db 6 6® NS 163 64 Si Per Pa 30 Si 214 30i SO it 29 30 108 1118 66 64 149 151 1 1 1 2 i 33i I Ilk us. 27 48 14 141 43i 2.4 k 19 ill 23 U 3 3g 149 149 E{ 66 22,500 20,009 25,a0 11,000 40,(40 8,000 IN 1.4 162 IN 7 7, i 61 77 01 71 40 Ini 104 9494 7 9 1 Si 91 al I i 104 II b:1 so f 1$ 901 10 1/ Ili 11 10. 7 150 j Ili U 311 103 4 83 0 Hi i i dte al; 1121 V 0 1; 1 fu 20 1 6 ; I i )7 7 tee liii to 15 to I, 6 2 5 5 ►o 2 30 21 le 11?. - .A I i 0 10 I 4 10 ; 10 2 20 3 fllSKlllte &AILS! ai le. atwerp and Rotterdam 1 dui Ee'num Eastern Junction; 1 11 ICbarlerot and Fr: meaner.' 134 116 Dijon sad &mace sa ...I par Igm 'buten &beaten . I Ij MA , e,amt Indian _ Os pm Gran rot t . r ".• .1a... 1 " Grand Danl . :ion of Ma c e lEs par (D.West.of Eanadtshares par 1 pm Do. Bonds (Ind 1102 Plattlit3 p.Ct.Prefl Luxembourg ... ... 7 74 Do. Do . (Railway) l4 3 Do. 6 per et. Preference 1 die Lyons sad Madlterrenrani 6 10 pm 1 Madras I 2 ma 'lath Antonia Senior & tiro (with In. , 7 It Do. Do.(ex interest) .. I Mtzthero Frame.. I 1 33 Do. 101. 3 per et Gm* for It. & Angers. Ms.', I &Meridian hunk Prefer. oar& na.l I.yoro ..„. ,•arie and Or.rana Putts and limns Paris sna strasto,r, Poises, ~ andeharly ur 11 Quebec and Atebncond .. Soma sad Dame 4anibre and Mean De. le per Diet. Prefer touPbern of haws ElppwleilleSerly 14 146 9 9 IN 141 pia 39 40 :9 40 11/ a l o pm ir - 9 1 9 1 2 pm 2 1 Pla " 1 64 74 was die par 1 dis Pleaders Do. Si per Cent. Prefer. oree:et• frame Western of Switzerland.. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Shares Rum& rata 40 Australsola 0 Chat. Bank of Wk. Avdralla, and MI Eng:cob, nowt* Auer%lion Chartered 4 2) London Chartered Bank; of Australia Royal Amtral. Lmklnal and Gold Import. (b 1 23 Ranh marsh* 23 Union of Australia all IM. New I 21 16 ri i V 1 He 1 241 i i 5 Mein business prises done yesterday be.day 711 SI I SI P l l Se I 11 pm it Si PM ll jj SlO 46 74 /6 721 Sexcl MISCRY.LANEOUS. (Panne ltammaaion. Pd prices Jan. 27 tootrallan ArL. I U Is 2 7,llrit. Aust. landp all If If pm 2. atertrallan land 21 49 Sa Van Inemen's Land' 79 13 17 itobo 121,71!. 11,700: Badness done t 0417 242 40 2 i Ii 14j MINES. TUVRSDAY The market for English mining stocks is decidedly strong, with a very large business doing. The in quiries for South Bassett, Wheal Buller, Wheal Ed ward, Alfred Console, St. Day United, Pengethley, and Vale of Towey, are active. Wheal Buller shares, which were done yesterday at 1,0851.. have been dealt in to-day at 1,1251., being a rise of 401. The amount paid on these shares is only 51. each, so that this undertaking affords a striking illustration of the immense profits that aro frequently to be met with in mining rsuits. The prices ruling to-day are as follows:—Wheal Buller, 1,125; Devon Great Con sols, 420; United Mines, 380; West Caradon, 290, 300 ; South Camden, 150 ; Carn Brea, 85, 90 ; Tre lawney, 60 ; Comford, 50, 55 ; Dolcoath, 50 ; West Providence, 54, ; Mary Ann, 31, 33 ; Trehane, 22, 24 ; Alfred Consols, IN, 17; Wheal Crebor, 14 ; Pengethley, 28, 30 ; West Ding Dong, 121 ; Tincroft, 101, 11; Tamar Console, 7 ; St. Day United, 31, 4 ; Merllyn, 41; South Tamar, 61; Bedford United, ; Wheal Golden, 41 ; Wheal Zion, 21; Linares, 9, 3 ; Weston, 21 ; East Russell, 101, 11; North Damsel , ' 355., 375. 6d. 405.; Cubert, 375. 6d., 40e.; Wheal Russell, 35e.; Vale of Towey, 335., 345. 6d., 355. - The market for the gold mining shares was in active and rather fiat, the settling being in progress. The descriptions best supported are Colonial Gold, Port Phillip, and Nouveau Mondes. Peel River shares are firm. The shares of the Old Australian Copper Company were lower, being quoted only 4k to oi. The non-official quotations aro : Peel River Land and Mineral, 9to I prem.; Australian Mutual, k to Aprem. ; Australian Consols, * to t prem. ; nglo-Australian, par to I prem. • Burns' Creek Gold, t die. to par.; Lewis Hill Range, k dia. to par.; Adelaide and and Gold, par to . prem.; Worthing, 21, 31; Melbourne Gold, t, ; Mizen Head, par to I prem.; Port Royal and St. Andrew Copper, t to 11 prem. ; Carberry West, par to prem.; Connemara, t to t prem.; Glen aulin, par to I prem.; Kenmare, to 1 prem. ; Ja maica Copper, par to I prem.; Sulphate of Barytes, dia. to par. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocs. - The gold mining shares ate rather flat to-day, es- 1 pecially Great Nugget Vein, which have fallen to 2 prem., but are now rather better again. Waller shares have receded to 11 prem. Business is limited in this department. Australian Agricultural, and the other Land shares, are well supported, but those of the old Australian Copper Company have been done at -1 dia. • Clamp Busman No. there. Munn. Peld Weer done yesterday 10-day -- -- 4 --.....-- —.--. --- 100.000 1 AIMS Ms all 1 1 pm If 1 100,000tcglo Callferolan moo 10 Suauslaslan 2 2 a „ 20,800 SO Aftatrollun 641 4 01 41 1 Atieralisa Cordillera Il MA t: O 1 Australian Fradteld 1 Ave Marla. all l• da par 201000 1 British Australian Gold all 4pmll f WAN 29 Sritislt Iran ll.l 11 14,1100 33 drsalamp.(lasonsLpa 211 1 4 4,400 Al Da.CommaitdCulabe all If 34 11,000 10 Do. att. Jobnl)N Re; IS 29 30 39 1 10,000 1 CarsouSs Crick—. ... 11401 40 Opine Copper ••••. 1 4 1 ell st ar at 100,000 5 Colonial Gold _,... ... Col l / 0 0 0 1 16 Si 2 01 Si 1 14 81 T 130, Bt. Copper Miner, of Eng. all 11,000 23 Do. Pref. 71 per Pat. all —pm 70,e0r 3 EaskAustraliantaupper all 2 14 die 100,000 2 Great Nugget Vela all 34 34 pm 64 41 64 20,60. 20 Ge eral 72,000 Grand , Dueby of Badge all par S / 01 11.000 Great Polgootlt all li 11 pm 100,00 C Lake Bathurst all 4 dis par 00,00. Liberty 30,000 Loadonkeslitern. Gold Quarts Crushing Ca all I II 103,000 tdarlquits all i all ira 20,000 1 Ilsziaantath.asser.eaa 9 t o 3 9 , ,000 New Granada 200,000 Nouveau Monde 180,000 Port I'hlllo. ltltpm li 2 40,090 Quarts Rock , .. all Ws 1 pot 10,000 6 Ithymney from a1124 16 tto New 7,evo is Sa ntiago de Cuba III 7C 81 30,000 1 south Australlan.....„ all i 010 par 0,000 10 11n Croft 41,174 24.181 United Mexican 70,000 1 Waller 100,000 1 West Granada all e ss l a p.ara 1 West Maripalls. all par pm 110000 1 Tuba MONEY MARKET. THIJIIIIDLT EVNNINCI. Tho English funds maintained a slightly improved appearance to-day, and there was less fluctuation. The public appear to bo buying our home government securities to some extent, but there are orders on hand to sell at certain limits on bankers' account. The discount rate in the great monetary houses would appear to be nearly up to the minimum rate of the Bank of England, as very little business can be done below 3 per cent., even with first-elsas names. Consols were done for cash in the morning as low as 991, but the prevalent quotation was 995 to both for money and account. The exact closing price was 99 9-16 to 2. The government broker made his usual purchase. Bank Stock is very , firm. The official report of business includes : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, a, 4 , ; ditto, for account, 99:-„ 4. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1004, 4, 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 5. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16 ; ditto 30 years, 1859, 6 3-16 ; ditto 1860, 6 3-16, 1. Bank Stock, 227 , 1. India Stock, 270, 272. There is no change in Exchequer Bills or India Bonds. The former are quoted Os. to 61s. prem., and the latter 675. to 71s. prem. In the foreign house there was no general move- meat, the settlement of the account being conducted very quietly. The rally in Spanish stocks continues, and the Committee's Certificates advanced to-day to 51 per cent. upon numerous purchases, based upon the report from Madrid that the govern ment has a bill in contemplation relative to these vouchers (as referred to in tho Daily News of this morning). It is greatly to be lisped 'for the credit of Spain that this report may prove true, and that some small measure of justice may at last be wrung from the government; bat it is not well to place too much reliance on such reports after our experience of Spanish want of faith. Dutch stocks were in demand at higher rates. Buenos Ayrean was transacted at 851 being a rally from the price last marked. Granada beferred Bonds, on the other hand, were lower. Mexican Bonds remained dull. Jt will have been perceived by our report of the proceedings at yesterday's meeting that the qualification of the members of the new Mexican committee is fixed at 10,0001. stock. This qualifica tion, we understand, is to be carried out in the fol lowing business-like manner: the members are to give in the numbers of the bonds constituting their qualification, which are to be forwarded to the committee of the Stock Exchange. *Consequently if any of these bonds are dated on the market, it will be considered as a disqualification of the com mitteeman to whom they belong. It is stated pesi tively ttat the revolutionary provisional government of Tampico have respected the rights of the bond holders to their fixed proportion of' the duties, although they have lowered the tariff, and afford admission to some descriptions of goods, the intro duction of which had been previously prohibited. In this case, it would almost appear as if the bond holders had more to hope from the revolutionary party than from the actual government of the Republic. Annexed is the list of the day's sales: Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1802, 9g, }. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 651. Dutch Two-aud a-Half per Cents., 851; ditto, Four per Cent. Cer tificates, 971, 1. Ecuador Bonds, 51. Granada Deferred Bonds, 111, 2, I. Mexican Three per Cents., 221. Portuguese Four per Cents., 391, 40. Sardinian Five per Cents., 94, 1, 91. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 47, 461, 471; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, ; ditto, for account, 14th Feb., 22 ; the Committee's Ce rtificates, 5, 41, 01, 5 per cent. Swedish Loan, 1; die. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, dis. It is reported that orders have been sent from the home government to the authorities in India, direct ing them to afford all possible facilities for despatch ing Lasears to Australia, with a view to bringing away the large number of vessels now lying idle in the ports of those southern colonies. Should this prove true, it is a tact of the highest importance to all parties connected with the Australian trade. The Lascars are very docile, and willing to work, and there is probably no class of men equally adapted for seamen on whom the attractions of the gold fields would exercise so slight an influence. The progress of the railway settling would appear to show that the public have not abstained from making purchases at the decline during the last few days, though in small amount's by which the supply of floating stock has become ;educed. There seems to be still, however, a disposition on the part of many' holders to sell on any rise, and speculation for higher prices is checked by this fact, and by the apprehen sion that the increased stiffness lately observable in this money market may induce further sales of pawned stock on favourable opportunities. Midland and Dovers are stated to be more plentiful than other shares, both preserving a contango ofy to I. On London and North-Western stock the rate was 1, but to-day was almost nominal. In French shares there were further operations by the influential buyers alluded to yesterday, but the transactions were less important, and chiefly confined to Northerns. These shares were in great demand for the settle ment, and commanded to-day a " backwardation" of 1. The settling in these securities is indicative of a speculation for a fall in the majority of lines. Australian Agricultural shares were again rather better to-day, closing 237 to 242; ditto, ex new, 80 to 90. South Australian Land rallied from yester day's depression, leaving off 48 to 00. The shares of the South Austr alian f Banking Company again im proved it., and the other Australian banks were firm, except the Scottish Chartered, which was rather lower. Dealings have taken place in other stocks as follows : London Docks, 129 ; Victoria Docks (21. paid), ; Australian Royal Mail Steam, 5; North British Australian, 21 ' Z; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 88, 1; Scottish Australian Investment Com pany, 31, 3; Royal Swedish Railway Shares are quoted Ito dis.; Zealand Railway, ato dis. ; Bank of Asia, 1 dis. to par; London Bank of Aus tralia and India, I dis. to par; Ebro Canal, 11 to 2 prem.; Chiriqui Road, par to 1 prem. ; Beziers and Graissessac Railway, 1 dia. to par. The market for American stocks this week has presented no feature of striking novelty, but a very good business continues to be done, and the stock afloat in the market is being gradually absorbed. The inquiry extends to the leading descriptions of railway bonds. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., for transmission by the packet : Redeemable. Dividends. Priem. United States a per Ct. Eds. 1863 Jan...and July 97 99 Ditto 6 per Cent Bds. 1862 Jan. and July 104 105 Do. 6 per Ct. do. do. ... 1865 Jan. and July 1091 110 Do. 6 per Ct. Inse.Stoek...lB67-1868 Jan. and July MS 109 i Do, ditto MI Jan. and July 103 104 New York State 5 per Cts. 18384860 Quarterly 98 100 Pennsylvania 5 goer Ct. ... - Feb. and Aug. 87 skids D 0.5 per Cent. Bonds 1582 Jan. and July . 92 94 Ohio G per Cents . _ 1873 Jan. and July 103 106 Massachuretts3perCt.Ster ling Bends Do. S per Cents Dollar Bds 1872 May and Nov. Ins 90S Maryland perCt.Bter.Bds - Jan. and July 98 99 Moots Internal lmp.6p.Ct - J..n. and Ja.y 73 73 Ditto Warm - Jan. and July 47 - Virginia 6 per Cts. base. St 1857.1873 Jan. and July 95 98 Virginia 0 per Cent. Bonds 1886 Jan. and July 984 994 Kentucky 6 per Cent. lB6B Jan. and July 97 98 Tennessee 6 per Cent 1893 Jan. and July 93 96 Boston City et per Cent Sterling Bonds - Montreal City 6 pee Cents 1837-1843 iti:fr i ZP o t a I 841 87 New York City 3 perCt.fit taas-nno Quarterly 96 97 Fannsylvsnia Central !tail Rd. 6 per Cents and Beading ti rta i rg a G per Ct. Mort gage Beads lO6O Jan. and July 86 87 New York and Brie Seven pre pate., Ist mortgage 1868-1869 May and Nov. 1564 1074 Ditto SmeaperOenta.,Con metible Ohio &Funnsliva. 7 per Ct. home Beetle.. - April and Oct. 92 94 Seaboard B Reanoake per Ct. Ist Mortgage The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : 1853. 1862. 1851. London and North Western.. £43,711 .. £38,915 .. £38,753 Lancashire and Yorkshire... 16,627 .. 15,302 13,425 London and South Western.. 9,777 .. 8,716 .. 8,030 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern York and North Midland 7,546 .. 7,011 .. 6,267 York, Newcastle. & Berwick 14,286 .. 13,868 .. 13,143 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,556 .. 1,489 .. 1,472 Great Northern 13,232 10,361 .. 7,338 Chester and 11..lyheed Shropshire Union 553 .. 496 381 Exeter and Credit= - Bristol and Exeter Manchester & South Junction 554 .. 476 .. 379 East Lancashire 4,631 .. 3,932 .. 3,319 Eastern Counties andNorfolle 15,238 .. 13,448 .. 13,344 East Anglian 692 642 599 Leeds Northern 1,237 979 .. 791 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Stockton and Hartlepool - South Yorkshire Kendal and Windermere 127 .. 124 120 London and Blackwell South Devon 1.583 1,465 1,478 Newcastle and Carlisle The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines), are as follows: Gross amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 18.53 £409,201 .... 8,48.5 .... 1:46 12 10 18.52 lB6 460" 4, 29 Y .... 43 7 6 18,51 Wo have again to draw attention to the satisfac tory position of the general traffic of the couutry, as shown in the above analysis. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1853. Glasgow and South Western £3,792 Caledonian 8,496 Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central Aberdeen Scottish Midland Junction 642 1852. £3,621 .... 7,278 .... 2,844 .... 1,664 .... 1,209 .... 562 Total The Irish returns are : 1853. 13.52. Belfast and Ballymena Cork and Bandon Belfast and County Donn ..... Londonderry and tuniskillen Ulster Dublin and Belfast Junction SA .... 713 Groat Southern and Western Cork, Blackroek, and Passage Total Notice has been issued that application has been made for a charter for a new bank, bearing the title of the " London and Liverpool Australian Chartered Bank," with a a:Tina of 500,0001. THIS DAY.—Two o'Caocx. The English funds have again been rather better in tone to-day, although with little change in prices. Consols have ruled firm, at 991 to 2 for mime). and account, with a slight upward tendency. The Three per Cents. ItLduced mark 1001 to 1001 ; the Three and-a-Quarter per Cents. 103/ to ; India Stock, 270; Exchequer Bills, 58s. prem.; India Bonds, 665., 705., and 71s. prem. Foreign Stocks are generally firm, and Dutili and Sardinian are higher; but in this, as in the other departments of the Stock Exchange, business is limited. Spanish Bonds are well supported at the Into rally. Sardinian Fives mark 941 to 93 ; Spanish Deferred Threes, 221 ; the Committee's Certificates, 3 4 to 311 per cent.; Peruvian Actives, 1021 to 31 ; ditto Deferred, 611 to 621; Dutch Fours, 971 to 981; Granada Deferred, 112; Equador Bonds, 31. No other stock has met with business. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Far Aeserrat. ,; PAII.IB, h.. 27. iMofur 1 ney. 'Optigair'alsbest. Loweit. ll aosiog. per Cent.. „ ... 80 40 ', 121 IS 00 70 00 34 00 70 per Ceuta. 1010.. 101 50 , .. ... ... ... per Cents" 11452.. 105 0 , 102 . 10 105 30 104 90 103 30 per °ems. per Cenra,3lewLeen_ ... I .. _. ..„ ... . .. __ _..„ I wank& .1 80 40 ‘, 86 SS SO 70 SO SS 1 44 per Ceata., 11111.. 101 50 , . -. 41 per Cents., ISM— 105 0 , lei 10 105 30 10 . 1 - 90 . 10i . 30 4 per Cents. . ... ~-. 99 75 ' ... ... 60 7u , ... .. 9 per Cent Yew Loan .. I ... ... .. Euhange on Lonitua: atsight, 25 6; 90 days, 24 e(7l 11.1.1'.14.3pereLlble Stoney ` Naples Rect. Do. 4i Do. 2f ( Ph:datum d p.Ct 96 50 I Tru,stiry Loads ... ... Do. 3, 1952 Pats, JAN. 27.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (right bank! —; ditto (left bank), 830 ; Paris and °W arts, 1,600; Pans and itoura, 438 7 . "( ; Rouen and Ilanre, —; Marseille. and Avis. em (Converted), 557 50; Strasbourg and Bele, 34750; N.,,thsro, 837 50; Pane and Strasbourg, 765 ; Peri. and Lyors, 807 50: Lyons and Mediterranean, 728 75 ; Montereau and Troyes, 2d5 ; (west, 675; Blayne and St. Disler to Gray, 560; Parts and Cher. bourg, 607 30 ; Dijon and Benneon, 520; Midi, 642 50• Dieppe and Femmp, 327 50 Andrezieuz and Ronnie, —; l'aris an:1800am, 133. VIENNA, JAN. 25.—Fire per Cent. Metaßipes t 941. New Loan (Series A), 041; (Series B), 1041 ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 85t. Bank Shares, 1,358. Exchange on London, 10.43. BERLIN, JAN. 25.—Voluntary Loan, 102. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103 ; ditto (1832), 103 ; National Debt, 94. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 149. Bank Shares, 1094. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The Wheat market was dull this morning, but holders are tolerebly firm, and buyers were unable to purchase on easier terms. Flour was taken in re'ail quantities at former prices. Choice qualities of Malting Barley being scarce, command extreme rates. . . The better qualities of Oats were rather ccuicr to purchase. Beans and Peas steady, at late rates. asarvALs INTO LONDON FROM 24th JAN. to Stith JAN. Ow. Brabah. Scotch. Dish. karmic. Wheat I 4170 . 37020 Barley 2 -ilO i 15470 9210 5590 1 327.0 1810 Flour, 1000 Backs. Losuos Aymoss.—Wheat, 496. 9d. ; Barley, 345. 2d.; Oats, 215.2 d. ; Ryc, Os. Od.; Beans. 345.3 d. ; l'eae, 365.9. L Malt ..... .... AVESAUI Weast. nerley.l (nu. I lye. I tit.n.. PUN. Dee. 18 434 lod 49e 91,184 3d29. 1434 , 6d 814 Od do ,„ ... 45, 114294 9d:184 3415194 44 1 34, Ild 324 44 La. 1 ... 464 7d294 8414, 9.:.1114 Od 32, 9d 8 ... 461 Od 291 8418 e Id S 9. 1‘34. lid 321 Sd 15 ... 45. 10.1:294 10418 s 74 304 8d 31. 341 364 7d 23 ASA 1480. 5418. 74 321 ed 344 Ild 314 9d { weeks' Agg. Ater. leS• 8.4.114 led 18e 6d Ste. 1434. 10.1 . 8170 Dve4.—Wheat. Barley. Oats. Yee. Daum end Pea.. la. Prim. Dec. 18. Del. :SA Jan. 1. • Jan 8. Jan. II Jan. 21 _.— —I-- _....-. : --.: — 16 6 0 7 : .. ... ". f -- 1 _ll • . - 45 11 1 . .j . . . ... :: ... n. 0 10 0 8 ... ... ... 43 lot—. .:: ~ ... MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Srota.—The public sales are progressing steadily; the result of the week shows a fair amount of general business done, at the extreme prices of last week to Gd. advance on low qualities. Refined firm; grocery lumps, 455. to 478.6 d. COFFEE.—The demand improved at the close of the week and full prices were livid for consumers qualities. TEA.—The fresh arrivals have been rather largely put on the market; medium and good Cengou have maintained prices. Srti.us.—Pimento has sold at a shade advance. Pepper has scar?ely supported previous rates. Corrom.—A full amount of business has been dole at prices a shade in favour of the sellers. STMTS.—The quotations of Rum and Brandy are no- minally the same, kut no business of imj reported. importance Fatty.—Currents: Tho demand has improved, and full prices paid. Raisins are also firmer and prices fully sup ported. In other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a good supply of Beasts to-day ; trade is dull, and prices are not, quite so good as on Monday last. The number of Sheep is again very small; quite adequate, how ever, to the demand, and it is with difficulty that Monday's quotations are maintained. Good Calves continue to be scarce and dear. From Germany and Holland there are 77 Beasts, 540 Sheep, and 230 Calves ; Scotland, '230 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 300 Beasts ; Mach Cows, 110. Per:tone of Mb.. d. d. l Per stone of Bts. ad.a d„ Beet tteota Ilereforde. . 3 is 4 0 Beat Dna a 11f.-bde. eh 0 0 0 0 Beet Short.horns . 3 t 310 j Best Long-wooti mond quality Beedle.. 210 3 4 ; Do. do. whom . 0 0 1 0 Calm 4 U 5 0 , Esee sauheeond quality 310 4 Pies . —36 4 6 ^o. do. 5hwa........ 00 0 0 Best Ms. a ilalf-Ixods 4 8 6 0 Lembo . . . .. 0 0 0 0 Bats at market. 5G2; tweet' and Lambs. 2. . 120: Calvet. 166; Pica 180. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market to-day is quiet at yesterday's prices. Town Tallow is quoted 445. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 455. ; February to March, 445. 9d. to 451.; October to December (new), 445. 9d. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 17s. Eden Main, 17s. Gd. ; Howard's West Hartley 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Harton,l6s. 9d.; Walls End Haswell, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Hetton, 18s. 611. ; Walls End Lambton, 18s. ; Walls End Stewart's, 18.. Gd. ; Walls End Tees, 19s. Ga.—Ships at market, 191. HIDES.—THIS DAT. LEADENIIALL.—The current prices: 501 b. to 641 b., 2i.; 641 b. to 721 b., 2id. to 2}41. ; 721 b. to 801 6 ., 2 1d. to 214. 801 b. to 881 b., 214. to 3d. ; 881 b. to 961 b., 3 d. to 3 td.; 96 1 b.; to 1941 b., 3id. to 3ja. ; hone Hides, Si. Calf Skins, light, le. to 20. ; full, ss. BERMONDSEY. —Sheep Skins; Polled, 7e. W. to 10s. Hants and Ilalf-breds, 6s. 3d. to Bs.; Downs, 41. 9d. to Si. [lli ELECTItIC TELEGI APH.] LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, 10.30 A.M. Wind N.E., moderate and foggy. Arrived.—Sir Cohn Campbell, from Bombay ; An dover, from Ceara; Aldebaran and Dui Frienden, from Amsterdam. Off.—Cybele, from Alexandria. QUEENSTOWN, JAN. 25. Wind N.E., moderate. Arrived.—Fairy, from Newfoundland; Progress and Poicticrs, from London, to aki Vows for Corfu; and Lady Sale, from • *Mita% leaky. • I ,; Z