The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-29 00:00:00

I.* t e' .7 ~~^ e • , g ....... I Ttt 41fprt%5 . - l:' , • 7e• -7 -a • w IF I ITo. 2,243.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29, 1853. [TH REEPENCE ..-- As i I (AD INDIA M'S receiving appotettnente, F?. ~ , ..,..,„, ....,..,. 11111:41AN r.:l be mrsialied ictli, ..,, ti t . ,:.sire 04 trails Pal u: as OM, with gitanitt..* le. , •. • r •t.. T.,ute• %Ia !gyp, fx the Care.—CHRLAI , N iaul , s i •h .41. trtinllN ‘,12•11.t. rs, 11. wig ut.rastsee.. 1 t ~ • • _ , t•,,,,• with pan:lrks maga lOti MICIII of Litalogy ire MONEY MARKET. effect hero. the rate on Hamburg ruling to Bantl ing lower than last post. The rate on Amsterdam shows a further reduction, having been done as low u 11.161; but the transactions were so limited that the quotation was little more than nominal. On Vienna and Trieste the rates were again higher, with few transactions ; but paper on Frankfort remained in demand at I lt1;. SHARE LISTS. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. FRIDAY EVENING. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is qui , ..t in C:1111Millt nee of the awn pacific character of the news frau' the East. Town tallow is quoted 595. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. tr, the -pot, Rs. si I. to 575. ; Oct. to Dec., ; Jan- to Marc h, Annul ArtnAnEts.—Town Tallow, 6:s. 0.1.; Fat by ditto, Is. 31. ; Ykllow Russi.sn. 595. OJ. ; 4.;•.; rouge ditto, 295. Gd. ; Tallow Graves, ; goo.: Dreg., do. and HOLYHEAD RAILWAY. — CIII:ST , . t• • v . : bi twit,. ENGLAND. Kb [LOP, and ~t.kk. blf 01‘0 1 . that an.l Lfter the 1M De _ TtintWllll I.OOKING Alta tNOEIIIEN - i•a t n . 4 ,C •ellearlertetraleelv to , ha ' r • .1 • -1.1.1• 11101.1r1111.i." ettie4 :ease 1.1 uw •' • sa.. ard Mayl...ml at Oa 1. • .-11 order, a rc. A• J J. O. SINGF.It. •;. g• • eve. lenra. Cheater. net. 11. • • les. TH.-Bs lier Majecty's Royal Letters Patent. New., • relit, WI! Nyn,i.xtudi of eitinic.:ly [fn. T *Hitt: IHOld Rt'lthEß In tht rnewtywearnto!AHTlFlCUtl. 6..wr. acts HOSLLY, at.rpoor rte.; el.' rr•revr-avert, r.rtr..rrigtiare. T e larrato: and y eater. A • L.riatible laRll6Oll, COLiiinnillt in .et alnalute mention and etwee•r, of cm a jogly heaved WHITE re It:_t Argent its ■ lining to the n?. r. sr tiat.l..r Wye Fru be eslraordusar y rendta of this v ....Le...i0n way Le bratty tete! in a tor ..l thew tenet prom:tirnt tLeh: wawa :—AII .narp 'flees are avoided, no optinip, Huy u. retriwel. • greatly increased treentn el Pnri.i;fli. a eatlrgl eiggleity hithuto wholly utratatnable, rrretrd 'rah the moat naming accuracy, fr ec.red, rear keel tr, war* tad Ileattathy of the agent inillnred, the ~.I".trappett 11. 01 lOtheadjutetiog teeth when le ve, or it atteroi tia.S.n.dra of the game. Tea arida *the ni,uth exert l owegry.w the, rwatodle pit: oared White India Rubber. sr.!, a. it to a ge..e Ones*. Saida rf any temptrAture may with thorough gal K M int re,: and retatrc tt in the Inman, all aspleerantorse of c , t ., 1 „ t. d o s ttt tl.r east- :tree • hr:ty prorAQ &gait* t.y the pito aa tiaa tie artertatio,-..Ta Sr oSt7..htetl ealy at it, LOWPU telttHVENtiß.dlgul, Lespor. Gsyritrett. Web. Si. Graliggeawartel, -IP 0. yivE GUINEAS.—Mr. WII. H. HALSE, the VOA.: Uoll2/64. ct Bnorkwlck.pqnste. Loot's', informs tw.t tug GU:6VA AITAILTC6LS me now may. rrd:or 6 Poww,htet co *Klieg o:,:rwroa. QOUNI) and WHITE TEETH are not only indis peagit,:y noon) to a Oaring effecter la both tetee, but they ere permilLiry ape merited through life as a bleating highly otmineire le tie p op,. . health and kniter. tr. Armee the ..irtout pre lima. • . .grad fur lb. eurne.,.. ruWLANDS' DON IV er gENTIMICE taada uarie ifled in masticating all tartar and our. "wan ana lemming a peari.lika shiteneas Milks enamelled surface grahams tem. ut Ineipwnt dray, renderiag Oa gams Ann and red: laity the tom Knell re tht if wages; Mad. korai tie aromatic Infla me, imperial: ticsetal es le I purity to the breath. Prier fn. itd. per lasi t ..utson.— itie aurae, nrorlarsda• tidtego° am aorta label. anti *A. hirrlawl sal goat tn, liattomgatim.. an the g.reermaent gator. Said by them gad by earemems sad peewee. BY ID ft MAJK.rri4 FATAL Lulus PATENT. trRLOWS PATENT CASK STAND, war .a.tt to last Fifty Wars, i.ed to repay its met • hundred fold. atLelt of this outshine is powerful and dmpl ; by tumor the wheel from let to nght the east is relied without trtub'e beyond its level, so that saw sediment or bops rude !noun the tap; by moving the whorl from right to left It is lowered no Izapelpably that the sediment et the most adel by no papa- Why ma get disturbed, ad tat Mot gill sit of Sts. kr br may be ight. The drawn palba atwailape of tie Pant Oast and 11111 'MONO: imam soak sattrialt art earl mime tailap, a Kok of and. Ida,. pst valor It; tilt it siastaaacip to that as alums a da ta, SW to mat Idea apa • the' tit • 'rd see in every usge.l. Eigrarinin gradia.-3AM1.8 aAaLow, hunter and Pannue. 14. King W& Set, Mana/owboome. ,1 16 !r.4.• ur • j /or; • 440- A 44, 41"Aa • ' ,Ai 1611 tubed, a iambi ferment atical eta n% tb and erentaally Lao three iriani. al I nwed oat !brown away. yeaplaaviljka CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. Drone XL. Jusrics Cassiww. •au Ida. hones Wmt.was. Wade Martin 3loara, 40, a person of gentlemanly appear ante, described as a Cul, was placed at the bar to plead to an indictor-nt charging him with p üblishing certain false and malicious libels concerning the Hon. Craven Fitz herding. Berke iey. The Attorney-General and Mr. Bodkin cppeared for the prosecution. Mr. Clarkson, who appeared for the defendant, expressed his deep contrition fur the proceeding he kad adopted, and said that he would plead guilty to the charge. Ile trusted that his learned frigid, the Attorney-General, would, under these circumstances, consent that the defendant eh sold be allowed to go at large upon his pledge not to repeat the ottrue, and enter into a personal recognisance to appear and receive the judgment of the Court if he should be called upon to do so. The Attwnty-0 meral expressed his assent to this propo sition, and he at the same time read a written statement of the defendant in which he retracted in the meat distinct terms the imputations he had east in his letters upon the precentor and all the other parties to whom they were addressed, and declared that they were utterly false, and pledged himself never to repeat such insinuations. The defendant was then ordered to enter into his own recognir 'Lee in the sum of 1,000/. to appear and receive the judgment of the Court, and to be of good conduct and keep the peace for four years; and he was then discharged from custoiiy. Hwy Rotert Abrahams, surveyor, surrendered to take his trial for manslaughter. Mr. Ryland appeared for the prosecution. The At totney•General and Mr. Ballantine were counsel for the defence. This case, it will be remembered, arose out of the late lamentable accident in the Strand. The grand jury threw out .11 the bills and the defendant was arraigned upon the coroner's inquisition. The counsel for the prosecution addressed the Court, and said that atter a careful perusal of the depositions it apprized to him that no clicusistances were disclosed that would in any way tend to support the charge against the defendant, and with their lord,hip's sanction he said he should refrain from offering any evidence, as it appeared to him that it would be only an unnecessary waste of the public time. Mr. Justice Cromwell said he had also reed all the deposi tioe.s, and he quite concurred with the learned counsel. Under his lordsbip's direction the jury at ones returned a verdict of Not Guilty. Tnz SUICIDE AT THE BRIDGE-HOUSE HOTEL.- Yesterday Mr. Payee held an inquest oa the body of the foreign :gentleman, who was stated in the Erpress of Thursday to have committed suicide by shooting himself on the previous day. The deceased turned out to be Signor braziano 11 - issani, a barrister at Itorigo up to 1848, but since then a political rails. Ms had recently lost large sums of money by commercial speculations, and the Aus trian govoransent's decree of sequestration prevented him from honoura.ily meeting his liabilities. This appears to have pr,!yed upon his mind ; and he left Faris on Tuesday for the eaves, purpose, as he stated in slitter to his friends there, of committing suicide in another land, in order as much as possible to spare their feelings. The jury found a verdiet of "" Temporary insanity." _ • - BCCKINGIIAM Houtz.—The late residence of the Doke of Buckingham, in Pall-mall, has been lot to the Carlton Club for 1,8001., till Midsummer, 1115.5. The to ast" of Buckingham Howe by the club will be during the alterations which us to be made in their own building. KENSINOtON GARDEIVt.—The authorities of the Woods and Forests departments have caused several fine avenues of young trees to be planted in Kensington-gar deal, runnusg the entire leeuth from east to west, as viewe,l from the grand walk, adjoining the equestrian ride in Botten•row. _ _ TIM ANNIE JANE.—The facts, so far as known, imummad with this unfortunate wreck, hive been referred kIAN Palnientou to the Committee of Council for Trade. is mg therefore hope that a judicial investigation will WO kis the circumstances which have led to such a m of life.—NortA British Daily Mail. - ...meat 3 PUTT THOUSAND Cutu IliT?;61% , T MIINC.4II IM U. lesse's lIMALURA AWOL IFOOD• C•le 41 1 ,131:—" Wty was * leilewlielle Om 41 1 , 8 Plise •1111011Moso sethste. sesZ er sesalelser asis st the Weer* sed Yee reweleiali= eseellest ititd."eds aft. adiam. un r . mei 0 1 . • Cure NW 11,e2dyel t frees Os 111614 llos. tail Lw4 Sewn de Dwies:— . 1 law d sosehtesews began trees ”w: .... lfeed, lAA authorise the pahltsraima of time tlsse."—lltaert de Der bed is rumor% I lb. et 11. St ; 2 It, at 48.11 d; 2 lb., at 11a; 12 lb, at tie. logiewielseel traMity. le dr., at arr. ; I lb., at Ma.; the le Id ma 1.116 helesS aulaSsU om se al esirlaw. by e•aar De B&W 'MOD. 17. leews. [AdeertieelNlWlL) HoLLOWA VS PILLS. —An seed sua weal by Am ea eist in hi. .tub awl nhartnees el brestla— . 2 dedra is bur vny to the goal effects ot Hullo stemeb my% Pa sews pm I was sinieted with a tightness in the SleSlSyslild ly ihsrlsese of b - esth, that yeevested roe free AIWA an 14 pews o:d. yet thnu,:h ea tar edvaesed Is years Am bees bell se grid se Ore, that I now teas eworstme 124 . witheellmenewires et WM he quite renewed We slosseh cosmos. awe lama satureasesovia. tiessn.Thew ar 4 Iles MIMS el Se s Aftinkse will .ears this •tateTafaL a d. ; lei at 311Destsy's ketalAdwisSANl. The English stock market opened this morning with an improved appearance, the heavy arrival of gold by the Argo, and the necounts of the continued large yield of the precious metal in Australia, stimu lating confidence. For a short time the tendency continued upward; but, on the publication in the second cditicn of the Drily News of official accounts of an armed collision between the Turks and Itm. s'nns on the Danube, a shock was given to the matket, and speculative sales were encouraged. Ls•cr in the day this intelligence was confirmed through other channels, and, the political advices from the Continent being generally interpreted as unsatisfactory, some extensive and influential selling caused a rapid fall of fully 1 per cent. from the best price of the morning. Not withstanding a partial rally, the market closed I per cent. worse than it left off yesterday, and far from strong in tone, intelligence that the Paris Bourse of to-day had closed !to per cent. lower than yesterday, tending to check any revival of confidence. A variety of disquieting rumours have also been current, one of which had I reference to reported sales on account of govern meat, and another to a probable funding, under cer tain eveutuAties, of a large amount of Exchequer Bills, with a view to meeting the financial require ments of the Chancellor of the Excheoper at the commencement of next year. This rumour appears to have been mainly induced by the diseaurating state of the market for Exchequer Bills, which are now only saleable at a di.rount, notwithstanding the late (bidding of the rate of interest. Owing to the failure of his financial essays, confidence in the Chancellor is so terribly shaken that reports of this nature receive a certain degree of crelence, the more especially at the proicnt moment when war is on the horizon. The pub lication of the full text of the article on the Eastern question from tho Handcar has led to numerous com plaints that the meaning of this important docu ment was perverted in a pacific sense by some of the London journals, which professed to publish a of it yesterday. Purchases of money stock have been renewed to day on the fall, and have led to the revival of a " backwardation" (or increased value of money stock, as compared with the quota tion for the account) of 1-16: but for this, the fall caused by intelligence of the commencement of the Eastern war would probably have been more severe. Consols opened 92; to 1, improved to 921 to 1, thence fell, with little check, to 911 to 1, and were lust officially quoted 911 to 1, for money and the 10th Nov. Afterwards the quotation receded to 91 to 1, but the last quotation we heard was 913 to ?. The transactions of the day were of more than ordinary importance. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92i, f, 9l ; ditto, for account, 10th Nov., 92;, 1, 92, 92 1 , 911, 3, 92, 911. Three per Cent. lie! duoed, 911, A, 1, 903. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 931, 3,5, 93. Long Annuities, 7860, 5 3-16, 51; ditto, 30 years, 1839, 3. ludia Stock, 247, 230. South Sea Old Annuities, 991 ; ditto, Three per Cent. Annuities, 1731, 100. Exchequer Bills closed flat, at Is. die. to 3s. prem. Sales of these secunlies, it is observed, are renewed on any improvement in price. India Bonds are quoted par to Se. pram. The foreign stock market was very dull, and quite devoid of any feature of novelty. Prices show little change. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 241 to 25. Spanish Deferred, 211 to 1; the Certifs., 43 to 51 per cent. Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 70 to 72; ditto Three per Cents., 49 to 51. Granada Active, 19 to 21; ditto Deferred, 71 to Russian Five per Cents., 11l to 113; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96 to 98. 'I he list of sales includes :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 97 ; ditto Small Bonds, 97. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 624. Mexican Three per Cents., 241„ Peruvian Four-and-a-llalf per Cents., 70 1 .. Portuguese Five per; Cents., 421; ditto Four per Cents., 40, 401. Russian Five per Cents., 1121 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961, 97. Sardinian Five per Cents., 91, 901. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 211. It may be useful to mention that the Ist of November being the day fixed for the striking of the half-yearly balance at the Bank of England, the transfer offices of that establishment will be closed as usual. In all probability the Stock Fuchs:v* l will also be closed. The money market is certainly easier. We hear of discount of first class short dated paper being ob tained to-day as low as 41 per cent. Generally money is abundant, with an absence of the pressure for accommodation noticed a short time back. Long dated bills, however, are still unnegotiable, unloosed enhanced rates. Although shipments of gold continue to be made to France, the demand for that quarter is languid. The gold brought in by the steamer Argo will not be deliverable in London till next week. The destina tion of this large arrival depends on the course of the market for foreign exchanges, but at present there is every prospect of its being presented for purchase to the Bank of England. The amount of gold brought in on freight by the Argo is 131,444 ounces, valued at about 537,0001. sterling. In another column will be found ample details of the intelligence brought by this vessel from Australia. The subjoined quantities of gold are known to be on the way to England from Australia : Gold on From. Name. Sailed. board. Ounces. Surir7 Sidney July 1 American Leee....Sydney July 1 Port Wallace ....Geelong ....July 2 10,108 Royal George ....Geelong ....July 6 16,39 i Madagascar Port Phillip.. Aug. 12 ....60,460 Roderick Dhu Port Philip.. Aug. 10 .... 460 Pbcenician Sydney July 27 ....29,649 Childe Harold.... Sydney July 14 .... 2,335 Bengal (put into Rio) 23,000 Total 161,317 The value of this is about 603,0001. The Chusan also sailed from Port Phillip on the 3rd of August for Singapore with 14.291 ounoes ; and the Volga, for Callao, on the 2nd of August, with 2,600 ounces. In addition to the demand for silver for India and China, which continues unabated, there is a con siderable inquiry for this metal for transmission to Hamburg and other points of the continent. In consequence of the tightness of the money market at Hamburg, shipments of silver have been nude to that port today. Under these circumstances silver his experienced a rise of ,td. per ounce, the present quotation being .ss. lid. per ounce standard for bars, and 3s. per ounce for dollars. Hamburg letters of the 23th inst. report much ex citement on that ex change, with money obtainable with difficulty on discount at 6 per cent. and upwards. Continued shipments of silver to Copenhagen tended to aggravate the pressure. The stock market was much depressed, owing to several failures (to two ofi which attention was drawn in the Daily Nein of Wednesday last). In the produce market nothing was doing, except in grain, which showed an upward tendency. These letters report the death of Senator Merck, in his 84th year, one of the oldest and most respected merchants of Germany. In the market for foreign exchange to-day the ten dencv of quotations was rather downwards, except for Paris, on which city bills were in better supply, especially at one month's date. This exchange may therefore be queed a shade higher for short paper, whilst the three months' quotation is unaltered. In telligence of a fall of full one Schilling in the ex change at Hamburg on London had a corresponding An expectation prevailed in some quarters that the corn market would have ruled higher to-day, owing to the large quantity of rain that fell last night, and to the news from the East of Europe, including the prohibition of the exportation of corn from Turkey ; but, although the market was very firm, this antici pation was scarcely realised. For some picked samples of wheat Is. to 2s. per quarter above Mon day's rates was paid, other articles remaining firm at the prices of that day. In floating cargoes several axles were reported at very full prices. The colonial wool sales are very well attended, but thtro seems to be no confidence on the part of the bu 3 ers, and very considerable parcels are withdrawn. The fine wools realise very fair prices, but middling descriptions and burry wools sell very badly. Australian Agricultural shares advanced to 35 tb 37 tmdAy, on reports connected with the further gold discoveries in Australia, u advised by the Argo. Thu closing price was 341 to 3.5!„ or 10s. better than yesterday. South Australian Land shares were rather weaker. Rank shares were quiet, at former rates. Crystal Palace shares were rather flatter, being last quoted 1; to prem., and the new issue, :to 3 prem. London Dock Stock has been dealt in at 1081 to 1691; Australian Royal Mail Steam (8!. paid), 31 to ; General Screw Steam Shipping (161. paid), 11,1; and Netherlands Land (41. paid), 31. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's expregs : Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 91; • ditto Two-and - a-Half per Cents., 60 Spanish beferred Threat per Cents., 21 3.16 ; the Coupons, 5 ; the Old Three per Cent. Foreign, I 44. Austrian Five per Cent. sletallics, 754. Peru vian New, 69. Portuguese New, 36 1-16. Mexi can New, 235. Granada Active, 18; ; ditto De ferred, 71. Fquador, 3 13-16. Most of these prices show a rather decided rally. Paris, closing prices of this day:—Three per Cent. Bente/4 71.70; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 93.75. Bank shares, 2,790. The Three per Cents. show a fall of per cent., and the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. a fall of 49e., compared with the closing rates of yesterday. Vienna, Thursday:—Five per Cent. Metallice, 904 ; exchange on London, 11.5. Bank shares, 1,263. This bourse shows a favourable reaction. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 22nd October, is as follows : BANK OF ENGLAID.7Accover for the walk mast Oct. ca, 1863. 1.3145T11374. Now Whet Gocernment .£31. 01 f.1 00 other riemaritir..,,.. .9 ,14 { 4 .0 I Ookt Gain and 14.358.1.4.3 I - 124,353,9.551 1.2..X8P55 11•1111P0 I+l/PAILTNII/1. PrOgetetare OaPital •—.4114.661.. 01 (LA...mum% Senoritas Laut rabbi Dcputitatincle4 Annuity . . . . .. ....... 811.31:072 Richey., ..ay. tasks, Otherkseuritios ....... 17,254,452 C0m.,A.,. a , 4Z tong Not, Debt.a...l Mr. Accts.) 1n01,048 13.4,1 anul bilver Cots imasi thber 1..,0)1.0.. .... .) ... 12.3.,.'53 lown-day az.% ,ther ir.11,• 1,371,0.;41 -.----- L343:335d5 £34.3r , 5 Octolyer V , ,T . 1451 M. MARSHALL, Chid Unasict. e,% Thi, return, when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following ranits: Circulation issue Circulation active 23,115,145 Decrease 522,210 Public deposits 2,903,045 Decrease 797,814 Other deposits Eievemment securities in banking department 11,319,072 Decree's 1,136,099 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,371,064 Decrease 34,029 The Rest The Reser►e (viz.. notes and coin in banking department) The Bank balance-sheet is still affected to some extent by the dividend and other periodical payments falling due at the end of the financial quarter. The most important variation is the large decrease of 1,136,0891. in the stock of government securities held by the institution. This fact certainly tends to afford countenance to the report current in certain quarters during the week, and already adverted to by us, that the Bank, besides selling stock, has also been a large seller of Exchequer Bills, privately and in the Stock Exchange. It would appear that this item, under existing regulations, is scarcely suscepti ble of any further important diminution. Notwith standing this large decrease in the government secu rities, however, the " reserve" is only increased by 210,9721. The payments on account of the dividends, &c., have caused a further decrease in the public depo sits of nearly 800,0001.,reducing the aggregate amount standing under this head to 2,903,0451. It must be re membered that this item embraces several smaller ac counts (including the savings banks, commissioners of the national debt, and dividend accounts), the amoun ts of which being appropriated to definite objects are, or at least ought to be, unavailable to meet any temporary pressure to which government by their rash tampering with the money market, have sub jected themselves. The decrease in the bullion conti nues rapid, being stimulated by the demand for gold for the continent, to which we drew attention in the week embraced, but which has since slackened. It is worthy of remark that the total metallic stock of the establishment is now reduced below 15 millions sterling. In all probability, however, owing to the large arrivals of gold from Australia and elsewhere, the two next weekly returns of the Bank will show an increase in this item. The decrease of 170,6371. in the private securities is a variation of minor im portance. This item still stands at a very high figure. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—OCT. 28. Time. nice! , es negotiated thls Bills and IH. Mow. Anatstdaat per! Otiose 112. Nov.— ill. lefts, Ditto ...... „ tdoutesl id. 161 sty .. I ld. 16' Botterdass -. lid. .etv. Ild. l i letn, Antwerp Brussels Elaineurg end Altana , „ 13Eues. Sipa:. 13/me. Sae Pt Petersburg per 11161 . i 7 ma ... 371 pence Pahl • per It ShOrt 25fr. dc. ... 25fr. 03e. DIM Ira mam skfma ort-omebslabie pe lt e £lO " II Timms (ellectire) per t Threes ..... —...pa dollar 25fr. 904 IMO. kr. 11943. kr 1111. 50kr. lid. !Mr. 116. 33kr. Ild. iii,. SOS penes ... 50, penes Sea prow ... 30 penes penes ... 50 penes 49i pence 494 penal 50 penes ... 494 pones 50 penes ... 49 penes 50 ;,e0n 491 es 30Ir. ... 111 o.a Kean Gibraltar 9, 9, V, Of . Leghorn Gems Naples per dust ~, 42i :epee ... 42 penes Palermo per ounce ~ 125 pence ... 1241 pews ''..siala per valley 90 days data 53 penes .. 52j penes 5.1 i penes ... 03 oases .. 01:days &Grit 45 woo ... 47i penes THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctocx. The English stock market has been greatly ex cited to-day, owing to the publication of despatches which state that an armistice has been concluded be tween the Turkish acd Russian armies. At the present moment prices are quoted about 11, per cent. higher than they left off yesterday. Consols opened 911 to rose with extraordinary rapidity on these despatches to 93 to 1, and are now quoted 93 toe both for money and account. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91 to 92;; the Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 93 to 93a ; Bank Stock, 212 ; Exchequer Bills, par to 4s. prem. ; India Bonds, Is. dis. to Os. prem. Foreign stocks also show an upward tendency, but have been very scantily dealt io. Mexican is quoted 251 to a ; and Spanish Deferred 211 to t. The sales are restricteetto Venezuela Three -and-a- Half per Cents. at 31; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 441; and Portuguese Four per Coats., 401. FRIDAY Rvmciao. The English railway market, although, as usual, fluctuating with Consols, has been relatively firmer than the funds to-day, owing to purchases by the dealers to supply former investments on the part of the public. The closing quotations of the leading stooks show a decline of about to per cent. com paredwith the last rates of yesterday, except for on and South Westerns, which have slightly rallied, after the late severe fall. Business through out this department of the market is very inactive. At the final close the tone was steady. New Vick THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The railway market to-day is buoyant, owing to the rise in the funds, and the pacific character of the telegraphic despatches received from Vienna. A general improvement has taken place in prices. London and North-Western is now quoted 1021 to 103; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 63 to .1 ; Great Western, 80 to ; Midland, 591 to 601; Great North erns, 191 to Dover., 171 to ; and Caledonians, 25,', to 1. French shares have also risen considerably. Northerns are quoted 31 to ; ; Strasbourg', 33; to 36; ; and Paris and Lyons, 15 to 161 prem. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. (Using Poke, tale to.day 611. Pd. iLLIWATII. Yesterday. to 2 p.m. -- --..—.- --.— It. 100 'Oaks' .- .. ... -1 19 20 20 30 64 Asobarc., Nottlni., mon, an 4 &at lunatics 44 41 In all Mrst.Wolv.lllltolrial* 9 94 SI 14 001r.en.,i.an.,etC:..-. J ca.' 13 11 die 174 all Do.Chas.E.Hule.selas2s:.C. 1 .6 IS die at. 193,110. do. 40. 20:-.1 34 41 dli at. 140 'Bristol and Baena ... .. 93 95 144 Nt. 100 Caladosiao . .. . , 491 50 50 111 b all I:lsastar sal IloYy he's: .. 1 15 16 161,, 64 ar Cork ant Bandon ... ... 13 15 10 41 DOUR nod lielfistionu.. 43 45 Sll all Dundee, l‘r.h, and /O w .' bon Juoation ... IS .17 L ast bugUan . .... „, . 44 41 IS all Ditto (911 It and 11.) 3 34 SO all Sisters Counties .. .. 111 121 111 12 13t. 100 141111111 Dame, Clan] h SS 42 S 5 41 De. (lap 1L C. Rt.) It. 1 Do. dame b end C dlto I 28 30 61.1100 Imsembh• .. ... 60 62 St. 1106illasibergb "ad Gimp . m . 57 59 10 I 81 DlMborgh and ISt). II ... St , 100 Ildlnburab, l'artl„Dantle. 21 23 St.lloo Gieesow h theiteWseten. 14,00 Orem Nolt!'ern ... ... 76 77 761 411 Bt. IMO Do. A, Moak ... ... 52 54 54 44 St.lloo Do. E, StoaP . .. 123 124 10. 1 100 .Bouth. sad Woet.illes., 109 103 Ilt.lloo ' Ch Ores% Western ... .. 761 734 191 80 It 111 Irish ?moth L antern ... 60 I all Ltineemer and Garbs . 85 69 1611 111 De. TWA" , 10 IS pm 81,. MO temembtreaild - YarkiliNg 614 62 69 11 21 4 1911 171 Dti. PM. .. , 7 4 71 :Da 14 ll4 Da. West 1"1"hts . Golor 5 44 ~ 69 all Ilan& North:Jo _ .. 12 124 111 111 1111andon sad Moamar. .. 71 71 10 7 Loo.,lllbury,k Southall par 6pm St. 100 Los, Brlobtam,k9. Cos: oil 951 95 45 it. 100 Dodds It North-Weeter 1011 192 1014 31 10 11 1 Da. nat. . . 1 die Ipm 111 10 1 Do.dl9ol.,Catid 5.(6. 1 4pm 134 24' Do. Elghtbe .. . le. 100 Landon a eoutb.Weetwo 72 74 721 4 31 60 424 De. d2O ... .„ .. 14 13 Ma 40 Si De. SA* . 13 12 ,, U all Imidulhiyalin**lllM l 54G01 lasehjlMS,ildesdnet. 161 —ha 194 194 4 D0.M5a.411.1a42. Delos St. !do Mani . .. 511 59 501 41 1 St. 100 Iskils:62l ' Dinii&l .. sa Ss SO 4764154.41. "tea. i Ire)... „. -- ss 1761 Diso Hsu dorm_ „. 5t.1100 INownnerket „ 53 34 54 44. De. hms Siloam I his par IS 171 , 144epertahars.aillareford 1 44 di. 10 ?Chew yand kan4atilon . II all 114, 119arreapointiator. h im h. ISO 'l4ll .. ... ... 46 49 IS 11 Do. Novi_._ - AO 31 11921124M1 amuses union 4 1 di" St. 109 MOM ~, 25 16 164 If She* Dime% No. I. 6 19 4 .0 List 1 • Dikarad ll 2 II 11 Do. ISI inerantand 7 21 60 all North Leedom 44 61 SO PI 11ell /11or Illerthth s W topor erg... 61 a 111 estl 10 10 North Ittionth *asthma par 2pm 9. , . It. i Onfore, wore., k Wolves. SR 119 361 8 St. 109 icorab Central ... Si. :00 ilSoottith Midland ... 61. ISO Miami. h BIM.. ... - 60 6 3 SL 100 I Do. L.liN.M.Guar. ll. lli 10 9 ,Illtrewsbwy asdllerstord 21 — ll di 4111 ell ;11irewebary MI (AIWA' (11. t. W. NM) .„ 14 16 111 el Do.llidsal ... ... 90 80 W. Genes:rt. ... 10 6 1 in Salon ... IA 10 South Devon „. „. Bt. 100 'Booth Datum ... .„ 60 10 1111outh Woks _ 10 1 leen& Yidighillp ." Doi 2 4 13 all ItmealmmdiDnll4o4d If 30 I'DminUMMDNIMIaIi 2 13 IT Valid 11 1 .„ .... IN all Wsisdol mil ;Masi 1 60 an WaNdhed Mg Ulundi — 30 14 Mee Clernwsa .- _ 19 11.. Whabledlea Ind Draydoe „. w.nsdangssiertalP. 1 4t. 100 TorlleNummllehliermel 611 6111 61 15 139 De. he SlMeminml 9' 9 Ms 15 111 Do.G.N.B.Pesehme - 1 44 4 .. St. 100,Pork sad North Midland' 461 454 1 . 46 99 101 Clod. g Stainer i mew done Km 'Wares Mara. raid.. Ycaterday. to-day. I- ---! 140,00. I 1 Sirtui 3111 36,000 1 /Anglo Austnallan Gold MI 6 dis pax 140,000 les. *Av.& Callfornwo 10.000 10 +Australasian 40,000 5 Do. Coal Mining 80,0403 30 resterallata 60,000 1 Ststrallan Cordillera ... all i 4Ma 100,400 1 kuatrellan Presiesld *0,040 1 Ars Maria . all 6 a die 300,400 1 British Migrates U,. II all 4 1 dl. 20,060 10 +Prittahlree 111.3 7 10,023 83 ellesa-itor.(ise.atsf.ya. 146 0 64 344 0,000 SO De.OxeesandColabe all 26 3 14 , 00 SO Do. fit. 'Mtn Dal Bel 15 34 116 U 310,000 1 Carson's Creek 6 4 di- par 11,000 40 Cobra Copper ........... MI 40 44 100,00 I 4Colonial Gold 1 4 ern li 1 Copies° l6 1 0 4 /14 350,607 , et. +Copper Miners of Eng. all 35 65 6,000 13 +Do. Pref. 74 percept. all 57pm ad 70,044 6 rEngkAustralitincopir all 64 3 100,000 2 Groat Nugget Vein all ,4 dis 6pm 34 Do. Itegiatered - -,, ytt eD 10 +Geseral ta : oot Grand Darby of bade!. ell 1 dia par 11.1.44 Great Yolgooth. all 24 I die 100,001 Lake Bathurst all I 4 dl. 60,006 Liberty 10,000 'Miasma 30,000 L.:admit - Wilma 0.14 Quarto Crushing 0.4. all 4 100,000 Matiqulta 90,004 1 MezicanialtJassrican 9 44 7 60,001 New Granada .- 60,060 New Linares 31.1616. C ) an - - 100,100 Nouveau Moses we, 10 PonMibaude.L.M.SeSA all - - 10 5 ,000 4 Port Pkillp ..... 64,000 1 Quarts bock all 6 dis par 10,001 60 +abysms', Iran lAN SO Osatiago &Cuba ll' .31 44 8,700 1 South Andra= all 4 6 din 6,400 10 Ma Croft 41,174 36.3.6) +United Mule's oil 3} 4 70,(4, 1 Waller - - 100,000 1 West Granada li 4 1 dis 100,000 1 West Maritsa. all a dis 134,0e0 1 Vats + Transferable by stamped deed. JOINT STOCK No. n. I Dow. . P.1.,1 I . ..Prim. &miaow done ; eatirday to-day. 22,696 1 ,C0 all 170 72 71 731 .._ ,40 ;Brit. ol . Bank k Lass Co. 1 I an - - 20,0091 70 'British North American ..1 all 15 'Chartered Bank of Agin .. 6 14 146 MOM 30 Meat. Hank of India. Ana . 10.000 icoi tralia.. w and China........ 2 2 4 dim 7 144 26,96 u he 'Commercial of L0nd0n.... ! 20 - - 25.0u0 23 i 647ng.. Peet, & Aust. Chart. 10 14 1 55 25,0401 20 lon. Chart. Bank of Aust l6 par 4pm 10,000, 50 !London and County SO - - 00,0601 50 .London Joist Stock —le 12 94 110.4 1 0000 ILondon and Westminster 20 33 33 1%000 100 National Pro'. of England 36 - - 10,00 E 120 Do. New lO - - 20,000. 1 50 National of Ireland - - NAO. 20 Now South Wake . al 41 46 113,1731 25 Oriental Rink l'orpora'.lee. W 42 44 44 20,000.100 Provincial of Ireland 25 - - 4,90 u 10 'Do. New mew 5 ;Royal Australian Banking I and Gold bap. Co. 4.600 25 , South Australia 10.0110 25 11 , aten of Matra& 4,00. • Do. OVA , ii.) :Union ofl New._ mams ....... .... 14 4 118 Is 64 74 74 15.099 40 . Uutun et Me1i11.... -.- -..—.0.-- MISCELLAICROUIL Closing ~ I price. 1 Bestows done No. Eh. MlllClLLingorta 1 Pd. , Yesterday! today. --..-. - 32,00 a 6 Aubin Coal and lam 1 8 1 - 26.600 161Australlim Atural 12,500 2.o,Anetra4sian PWfc Mall l4 1 - - 00,000 19 Australian Royal Mall . - - 86,000 101Berilu Waterworks. ... . 11 - - .. . 150' Walsh Ow a4can Land 3M. 55 69 54t001) 5111irit.& Col. tim.&Redric.oa. 1 - 10,006 100 Canada - - - 100,000 3Crimal Pskov ..... 60,000 6111- 1 4pm 2 I 130, 4Cryttal Palace of Prams 2i - ,- 420,041. 20 Raßt . eam s. , ;wk. . ~. . C 0..... . . 3 1 12.00 u 25 1 hleetric Telegrallh • '.• • cil 10 1 17 11 12,004 25'. Do. .. _._ .... ..i 15 12 14 10,010 10 4 71eneral Siam Navieuttoo. 14 - - 6,0,0 2.ooeneral S. S. Shipping On .16 - - R ich beetroot Sugar .- :1 74 - - 10. Mt Ilasdalena St. Navigation- , 1 - - 10. 111faUon d PatentSteauillnel all - - 50.009 191Nctherlanda Lang 76,01 E 2 N .N..& Wake Cooland Inter 123,716 3 North British Astaralagl 1 all I dl, Ipa If 65, 1 Do. New ... . . 4 - - 4 2.649 f 20North of Euroye . Steam l9l -, - 12, 0 0 1) 6, 1 cul River Laud it Miami all re dls 4pm 14 5 4 20,009 70 Peniu.ular & Oriental Win. all - - 70 10,090 6)1 1)3. Iron 60.60 0 2 Portland In Company - - 14,8t0 1 10. , ,Rmal Mail Stearn .. . on -- 101.000, 10;eott6I3 .lusty. Investment all 1111 pm 11,700° 251.10uth Australian Land_ 25 2 34 34 150,1Et' l!Subwarine Telegraph - - 10.9091 ItaiVan Iricancu'i Land A NEW FREE BRIDGE for City traffic is in pros pect. Extreme inconvenience is sustained daily on ac count of the crowded state of London-bridge and its ap proaches, and it is Tian evident that another bridge is re quired for the purpose of conveying the enormous traffic of the City to tho Surrey side of the water. Southwark bridge, if free, would take off more than one-third of the traffic, and would be one of the greatest possible reliefs to the metropolis. The bridge cost between 700,000/. and 500,000/., and the proprietors now offer to sell it for 300,000!. The Court of Common Council has resolved to ascertain by professional inquiry the strength and durability of the bridge, with a view to Its purchase. 4$ 14 131 141 a si 107 109 U 4 /1114 17 14 114 14 14 91 11( 0 137 142 IS? 142 I la ar ,ILWAIL 3 2 du 4 4 dis 2 VII I 44 2 le pa 4i 1 as 1411: if if t If 1 It I as ~i ~~ I ii Pt 6{ 7 83 $3l I 2 19e 74 Se I 131 pa 3/9 39i 3 33} I dr 1 19 dig par Oi din 6 I !al !Dm 2 4 pla 3 4p s die LIMN LIMED AT 100 I Sualamainalke (lowed to larliall.Waaara) SO Ot to Jaaaka 100 Draliaaaladaluo et.Darthern) 31sassalso ►Duaa Forma (araltaeraatWasara all ga lNesl Deck la to TLN. a Bat) SO dollTrlelbr(LioatiaNlaati fl ul D al aislarea (gall) ifll Da dares (OW In mod Oresawfah (laral Math Laura 20 DU* fishasaa (ditto); . 100 lOF .LowsalettOsaa4pareva Dam* Iforkak) I , DAM 6.. per w a t — t — so kiat.iii:ll47ls owl law =IP @Mkt Is Dalt 1100111001(161L) liortimalanlerif paCt (lewd to irt.066■616 Do. 6 par cent. (Ilk) POlNiollaWyre (Ism Los lt.Wort.klke (ditto kliTork Ditto sham ) 0 Swim sal MINIM Ow& i to Great Northam 0 Do. Ilbsoesll Stock Iloalkillaftirdiare (Waled to Kr. 11•Cletni 1066 r Valley. 6 p t .= (Ward to Stooko Ditto Ditto Ditto ....,.. k foosarKt (iroasi to Great Westrrat— 101tX,ON 114 istworp and Nottoreast Statereo to Orokonsoe— Wigton INS= Mottos ChartottE Ilivoilisoo Mora out lOnocon DNA Ithaddo... MO IMMO Ds. zzembat omit brili•Patl Oranel Jame= at Pawl Great 1 . 9 t. Wrest. _ di learee k Warm° 6po. LesurkPlotojo,s p.Ct.Prof trimrskserg De. (ItaLlwri) Eb. narrater Moro sad Ilutrernatii I la 7 Worthen, of r011i00... Do. for Money Lo. toe.., per et. Bade (tor le. & Amiss abs.) Norwegian Trask Prefix. Petrie eau Llama „ Paris sad Or eau. Paris sad Roan „.. Para and ntaaaboarg „. Paio.Caer,oadChowbouri I Quake and Rielunasd Roses sad Ham Royal Daniell Royal Boodle! email, sad Keno Do. M per Cent. Pieter. South Tmeterra of lessee timbers el Franca ...... l i ra* WWl** Wastesa of Prase... We/wand Bwitaarlaad Wiesbaden .......... fishad PII,XieIIY.NILE MRCSS& *LI 100 Aberdeen — 111..100 Abwrctoen No. 2. 7 per C — R. Illtrerlstot & Sartre 4 per Ct — It. 100,GCodJulat. /10 ... 9; 98 15 11S Chesor as 11 011..r.1 ~ —.-. lj all .Cork .Cork and Bandon 54 all ' l ,Dude% Perth, and atm Aeon lonetLa ... 4 31 laatArgliani3i.lo.,' fr.& 5 , 5 Do. do. (N.)7 per Ct... II 1 Do. L.,. (7 1. 17.07 per &I I II Itast.C.r.lta:r.,s p t.eol. 61 Ditto do. No. ij 15 19 Do. New 4: rr ("Int. Sten ... $ 10 Itart.Del , n.darip(o.lp.et St. 100 East Lancashire i 5 ; Mr. lerth,DLack:', e 61. livareat Nor thsras pi-r 0.,:., Bt. 106 Do. 5 per cent. Scrip, fte- I dsemabla at 1 , ... p.et. pm 11 , 6 108 10 , 10 Do. 41 percent. scrip 6,j 6i GLEltha Waster '1) liir '.. i' 7j 3 Fe , I - ilre.t..hks allartt•ls s:r• of / St. 109 Do.cou.re.!tem. 4 i .ut.; 9 9 191 Ot. 150 Ditto irredeemnblelipar et' 9i 100 II 6 Lanorklre IsTor,c. V .630' 4 dis rat it. 1,0 • Ditto 6 per een! steel ° 131 140 In. l loo 'Lor..it Ilriat.Prof .5 prrat' 11. 100 Ditto New Guar.6 iie,Ct.", 60 5 lon.atailiWatOos.illrar 3 3 pm 1.4) all ;Loadoadsrry ra Color. s eh' 121 all ; LoodondarrykEr.nisk.jsh ' 12j 13j SO U 115anAteff.lathar.jea.ho1 6 7 10 10 Do. New 519 .. . 84 1.11 6 II Do. S 6 .. j pm 14, &I Ataryp.BlCarltiie.4 . 4pa. pm at_ to , 16idlsadeor.e.Br.9e.5,,,C. 133 140 161 6 I Ditto rreteronce 1 i ail lit ' 100:Norton' lataados... , - e.O tit ' l Do. 1 per a. Etta. Fick It. lo'4 j De.riareneyCalley 5 pct 10 6 J Do. Deleatures ... It. 190 North British .. ... 10 'as North Staf!un'ahire BL 100 Oxford. Worcastor, a,, 1 ' ; Wolter., 515. 6 par Cant 99 101 15 ,el • Dit.o ditto ditto,. par jpm 11 , e .3Sreiro.kßir al. lie 'Guar. , 9 10 It " 19 Shrews.&Cherter(Nor.ll., I Olin.' 8 per Gent.. 10 in Do. 5 per Cent ... ...I 15 , II *nth Por,c . .. . J 10 , 11 j Ditto Fined fiver Cent 1.0.6 Ci South Easters (Readmit Ai:mi.:it £ 1.0.6...... ...... 5LlOO' Do. 41 per cent. 30 ail ,lith.Torkshirelperet.Goar 3 3 IWaterfori)atiilkonn76p.ct St. 100 ;Toth, Newiwatie,k raw., j I 44.14 , ..rth u: krui.l.uroh. 03 16 17 I 5 Ditto DIM ... 2, - 111 . I' or k AN.lllid .11.3 0.1.... eh i Of die 8 3 81 118 1/ 5 I I Pm I 14 pm 3 1 I 3 18 20 2f 31 116 118 16 17 91 lei 12 14 Pa i. Pa 13/ 241 03 142 19 10 MINES. - • - ERIDLT EVENING. The transactions in the tome mining market to day h ire been very limited, and the only sides re ported to ns arc gouth Caradon at no ; Boecean, 100; Alfred Consols, 261, ; Great Wheal Alfred, 40 ; Wheal Arthur, 211; Smith Tamar, 61. . , In tho gold mining share market there was no feature of moment. Prices were generally steady, but the closing tone was flat. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold was quoted 1 to I prem.; Great Nugget, par to ,', prem.; Port Phillip, 7-16 to 5-16 dis.; British Australian, Ito dis.; Nouveau Monde, 4to N prem.; Agua Fria, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLock. The gold mining share market is firmer to-day, and Australian securities arc in especial demand. Great Nugget shares have risen to to 1 prem. ; Colonial Gold are quoted to ; prem. Agna Fria, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. ; and Nouveau Monde, 7, to 4 prem. Australian Agricultural shares have risen to 39 to 41; I'eel River to 1 to 4 prem. North British Australasian shares are quoted prem. buyers; and Scottish Australian Investment 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 pm. St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 35. SMITHFIELD MARK E n-YESTER n.ty. Tlia hunt:a.r of beasts was l arge, but the traii:;;Uf the supply was very inferior. We retain eur tan ituwa:inne of Mueday test; there were, l'owestr, so few go,oi beasts on (fiat, ...La: they must be considered incre.y rot:ulna/. Al thoug% the supply of sheep appear( d small, it was about as usual on Fridays this time , f yet,r, antt owit.g to the mild weather. exceeded the present demand. A C:w of the b,st detctiptioas made about the same as on ?Linde" , last, but it was tratedinglydifileult to dispose of interi .r qa ilities. The trade :or city, s was also very dull, owing t 1 the tinfas ceurable weather. From Getman) , and Miami there were 42u beast., 1,70 sheep, and 107 calves; Spain, 9J sheep; 400 bea,:e frcm the N o rthe r n an d Midl an d , ea I 90 mi l c h cows from the Rome Counties. Per rt..,..,4 of alt.. v. d. .. d. • rcr ..tono ~.f alb.. &.t. .. a But Q:4 . .... Her,.4414.1 4 t) 4 4 ; Ban. In”.. & 111.- , ,.. . h Bea 110r..1• !Ell 3 4 1 2 Viva JAIIIWN ,i, •.. ... 4 8 4 4 Second q,...,.& llama :.' 4 3 4 . :)... L'..... rib,. C;avals nit bee Ona c Ualaesda 4 a la u La.h. . „ . , , .... xv.its a. is.artat. I.MT ; Atm* eld 1 Itab ...kW ;* ;miry& 30$ ; IW. 271 SMITHFIELD HAY MARK ET.—Tms DAY. Prime meadow hay, 95*. to 1 ; interior. ditto, SN. to 80*. ; rowen, 451, to i; h.; eorer, 992. to 1395. ; second cut. i 0.. to Mk.; straw, as. to 425. COVENT-GARDEN.-TIIIS DAY. Most kinds of vegetables end fruit continue to be well supplied, but trade remains dull. Englbh grapes are abundant. Pears chiefly consist of lieurri d AMMIIIP, Brown Betinil, Genoa's Bergamot, and Marie Louise. Importa tions of potatoes from the Continent arc still kept up. Carrots and turnips tetoh from 2d. to 4d. per bunch. Pota toes are much diseased. but prices for them keep up. Mush rooms are more plentiful, Cut flowers consist of Pelargo niums, Fai:tsias, Poses, Mignonette, and tree C.:mations. P;ne App ea, per lb., Seto 64 Grapes, hot bouAr, p. lb., IP to is:d Port .b,, tole Apple, pet JA to Gs exert, per haltwAtcre to 4A - ['care, per 1:0/... h to Lemont per t..zcn, la W 2sveGEl' , Oranges, per lan, ?And to Rs Almonds, per peek Es Cd nweet, per 10., 2. td Kberta. p. 100 lb • to I As W.inuta, per 109, 1. , to Is 61 Nut., Barcelona, prr both., Rds Cob*, p. IMF IWO lus to Caub..ses, rEr doz., 94 to bi --- Csui Moms-, eac h , to id Greens, per doz., Is W to 3o lirmsels Sommits, do., Is t d to Is l'otstues, pa too, GO* to 16. s per cwt., Seto 7s per bush., Is Gd ta Sn Turtlips, per doz., Is Od to 3s Od Cucumbers, each, 241 to Celery, per boodle, Otto Is Gd Carrots, p. d z., an to tbi , 'ploacb, per sieve, Is to Is 6d Beet, ;xi' doz., Is to Is 6d Onions, Spens , h, per doz., In toss per bushel, 1n Gd to zis Lecke, ler btanub, 3d Stuallot,, 1.4 r to 4 1 Garlic, per .b., od to ad I Attlee, (Nab., pet dor., 64 told —tba, per Pt ire, , d to Is Itudiahes, per aor.. la to Is :mull ttaloa . do, p. pun., 21 to 34 Ilnror Radieb, per bdl.. 2o to 44 Mushrootro, per pot..loOd to 24dd per bushel, G. to N I 'iob , rrel, lir hull eles .., Gd to Is Artleht.ke*, per, ,ov., Ss tio Ss Jet tte.. p. ht..s., la to Is 6d Funnel, pie bunch, :d to 3d . . S.tvary, per l!uneti, to AIL. T ynte, per bunch, to ,1,1 Parole,, per dor now t+ te 3 !dint, green, per tnin..!, 2d ireen; r per 4 , 1 ',Vi01 . ..111. do., tin ..: I to 1.1 Watxrcreeneft, to Cd. METALS.—Mr. Moatc's circular statci that in rails, the makers having shown a disposition ,•, give way slightly in prie,s, has brought in buyers to I.n. t :e extent ; several thousand tons have been contracted for, and the few lots in speculators' hands have been cleired off the market. Siaitch Pig Iron: A considerable sk.t has taken place, in consequence of the diminution of the stock, and the increase Lath of present and prospective shipments. Staffordshire manufactured iron is in excellent demand. StAtfurdshire pig iron cannut be purchased be Well by ss. per ton. (upper is in good request, and reeintsiiei its po sition. Lead : The trade having purchased largely, the market is firm, with an upward tend , ncy. Linea and Straits tin in moderate request. Swedish iron et dull of sale. Swedish steel is more inquired after. Sp,:ter is firm at 211. 103. on the, spot, and 221. December sLipuents. Tin Plates : A limited business doing. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURINJ THE PAST WE= M:' opened. Acme 14 Hallway. (From Het apaa's Railway Jaunted.) Receipt.. BRITISH. 1853. 851 1891 891 944 20 Oit 2234 188 277 24101 639} 5 173} 244 34 167! 61 4981 126 851 189 89i 94i 6 20 2881 100 77 40 B.i 323 Int 283 188 3181 lOt 41 !Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down ,Birkenhead, Lanc.,& Cheshire Bristol and Exeter Caledonian and ;Edinburgh and Glasgow 'Chester and Holyhead Cork, Blackrock, and Passage Cork and lhublon IDublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Illublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dundee,Perth,Alierdeen June , 'Dundalk and Enniskillen I 1&i8. Lgst 221 1,737 4,930 14,1401 3,641 163 i 993 i 1,1901 7591 616, 1813. 1.91 18 553 6 173 2,53 1671 28 498 126 29} 47 29 as East Anglian East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norio Eastern Union Edinburgh, Perth, tt Dundee Exeter and Crediton Furness Glasgow and South Weettrn Great Northern& E Lincolnsh Great Southern & Western (Ir) Great Western Irish South Ea , tern Kendal and Windermere Killarney Junction Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Liverpool,Croo..y, & Southport Londonderry and Coieraine London and North Western London and Blackwell London, Brighton, and S. Coast. London and South Western • .1 Londonderry and Enniskillen.' Manchester, Sheff., & Manchesterand SouthJunction' _ _ il - arypo ---- rt - and Carlisle Midland , iNidlnntl Great Western (he.) tis 3 4,617! 17,9191 2,518! 2,f96; &)41 4,8441 14,419 6,102 20,430 233 196 6,548 17.172 376 607$1:121 1,006, 12,7561 12,624 412 7,9? 2 ft°'; 1,895 - ztoi Monklands Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Western Oxf.,Wore.,ac Wolverhampton Scottish Central and Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Birmingham Shrewsbury and Chester .... Shropshire 12 ii , on South Devon 2.42 b 247 5,608 15,872 4,754 174 1;479 1.568 901 521 i 181 192 53,347 1,192 i:6o] 2,850 818 1,777 642 13,012 12,286 485 7,667 2fi,i;o9 2:911 1,010 2,844 4,857 1,188 2,481 I South Eastern South Wales I SouthYork.,Doneaster& Goole Taff Vale 3,184 814 1,851 687 2,60 l 2,320 1.6.766; 17,519 2,620 i 3,u0 1,310 1 1,504 2,820 2,774 1,106 1,176 , 2,013 1,988 88 187 637! 778 i 4941 630 1 2471 253 36 Ulster 39 West Hartlepool & Co.'s Doc 29 Waterford and Kilkenny 68 Waterford and Limerick 25 West Cornwall 12 Whitehasen Junction 682 York, New. & Berwick, &York & N. Mid. & Leeds Northern • Emotion. 6"7i Dutch Rhenish 1,004 18: Lyons and Mediterranean 8,3 38. 8,542 21 Maria Antonia l3B 206 63 Montereau and Troyes 63 Namur and Liege • 1,267 1,731 443} Northern of France 577 Orleans and Central* 23,274 . 56,914 „. „ 240 Pis and Lyons 64 ,84 ( Paris and Rouen 7 , 6 75, 9 , 244 194 I 292 Paris and Strasburgh 17,956! 21,132 49 1 69 jßouen and Havre , 3,2481 3,864 24l ' 27} :Sambre and Meuse I 380. 4,786 487 I 58 - ' *6 'Western of France • Th , r. cepui include the trsttle on th.:. Orleans sad °antral. or. !cans and tisaucatuo ono Tours ant. Nantes dna. 28,479;30,089 671 1 214 63 63 4431 493 24 NAVAL. - • - ADMIRALTY, OCT. 28. PROMOTION.— Fint claw= Astistant-Engineer 6. Stone, promoud to Chief Engineer. -- - APPOINTMENTS.—fasters T. B. Wells (1:‘,'50), to the Frolic (10) sloop, at Portsmouth ; G. J. Hodge; (1841), to the Royal Grdrge (120) screw steam shtp, at *Chatham. Second Masten J. M. Pridham (1847) tos the Rifleman (8) screw steam gun vessel of 100-hattle, lower, ht Ohs south-east roast of America ; 11. W. Mimi - (thisreo amp &. (;corge (12d) guard ship of ordiusay;llB IblimtpdiNA*ll4 B. Wise, to the Diamond (28). at Shegasspin,. • - c r ...i .. Masters Assistant R. T. N. Pearl*, to , higi iiithdls - , _., `~" `I~E:1j~~.i LADLES. 39 II 17 SO 93 97 21 3 83 4 i 254 C