The Express. — London, England, 1851-11-18 00:00:00

. 011, . c , ~ z ~~~ ~~~~ Tte 4x13r51 No. 1,633.] BAILTV.AYS. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1851. MONEY MARKET. ( THREEPENCE. the circulation was, on balance, 3,064,599/. below the fixed amount. SECOND EDITION. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. THIS DAY. TEWELLEIM - DODD. BROTHERS, 40, u Cornbtll (111010.1nre WO. jr 114 4119“. lisminiths. Ind wildinfikar., be/ S. selleit in Impretire et their onewilve *MORT- Nan el JET OIVIAMINTX. Waft a Mid the 4181m4 mkt MI some deAris is chair, Irwin% broodels, bur wisp. M. Win est with to Lend.n. -40. OarolUAL DUTCH FLOWER R(X)TB.-THOMAS F. willow. 2, Owederfiehhettree, itatkarces, Lome" Ye am midi hr edebetted ledtat eistalning lt liar ward Ilpeintint. 18 fine tamed Glididue. 12 toe r mai ea Ty Titre. 12 One mud Ins deem. 12 Teminol Telles. 11 One aimed Irks littpastra. 12 Con Tea TbnU Tulips. IS One amid Nemirow. 11 One wo• d Ifenunenhait. Se choke Mord Chess. 13 Ine raced dnebte Anestriere. Sra larem Tepee Crams. IT Prge ,,,, lbl A Sooquitt. :to largest BM Creme. 12 I antentelles J•equils. .50 imeit Welts Cr. ea% Au wan ivied Deteh IMO oft • 44.4 quelite, Mich lord. In deli mit! (free of earriairj it any i.4.my Asher th Bastlend, nod a al the roes of estel-nd sod In lend that bare &net COMisilabilaik• with Imedes, for Too neklaral. . . . . . . . . Ur Welalei l u -I Y -use:sett of the wore ter Or G yfip. STOPPING I)ECAYED TEETH.—Fria 'al.—Tatrotairir4 Ay her 'hied, mad 11. H. It. Mon —sr. no .4 A1t10,4 Wilier: beCtEDAS Er 41 for Drcaysi Teeth, I oorrer haw the cavity. It iB sled to re= In sport state, 'reboot ahy pro .ure • r pain, and Immediately bantam Into a • bite ovare.l. it will rerloin In the tooth litany ye" vandann. nett extinction Iniftee 5.7 and nriestlita the further liir stroly, and an far sup Or to ita)ltana ever brier as Mein freer Meese dbooluarral In the tooth. .43 yen., lINI It Mem. Mon Intl rear, aa full day...tidos sae Inc Beat Premed 414 by Dlr. !lOWA KV, Sorra n Deadan, 17, tiroottaatrtet, wither, who oil wad at loin the country foe by pat= flaener, 2r, iteirent-otreet; maw, 1.0, and Hannay,* root; Bus. r, 4, thera,eatte; JoAnaton, hn, Cornadla ; and sinnala. elf.t verr4r, an the kinsdom. Pike Z. ad.—Mr. lIttWAIW Cana• nor to apply tbe boo of teeth on tor AIMW 4terfElt .1 sur-Au iic,lios anahoot sprint" or onto Ttin method Soma sot tends" the comatose' any teeth nr tint,, nr any piloted operettas Belot erst.—na flanninalniet, Hanoverawousre.—At bons Soon dB 4. - - 1 ) EARLY TE E I'll.-1(0W LANI)B' ()DONT°, • nr ILL DENITIFRICK, a white powthr, eneroamded of the eta4rest awl nog re-•Mtche lagrealopta of Ute Oriental herhaL It • raldeates tartar bons the tcrth, 'moms mots at incipient decoy, prai•h• • .nri prorrera Oben-m - 1. imparting themes pure and pearl. bar whitens., and ail*. owuroaan and peahens to the braat.b. homy ist hy It. Means erotica ,al hum the paw, and a healthy art. .n :awl radar. are ; al that the teeth (if lunar) are t h e rendered how in their ark. :a. Its truly eleornt and fragrant aro. n.atic pnl.erhea bare Waimea Ita .eleetion by use Queen, the Coen. and tor ttopil Vantilr of kimt Britain, and the Sowerripa and Natality throurbout kuro: e. Price :O. 151. prr box.—Caution. o•VAT.tin are on tor Lion! added on sod, hoa.— Solo by h. Kt and till Hat:...maigaralett, idiatitn; • eitemiAo cid prrimen. YIIITY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT ME tIiCINIL, Os DV UMW, ItEVALISNTA AItAIIICA FOOD. urr Y.0, 9 132:—••Vdt7 Tease 'tub sertb•Ne Agony fr,n dyapepau, aeraoremeut, fa t 1 mirk cen4k.14.1..n, flatulency. %won, .1“114,0 gy ow atuataal, tad voltam". it.tyk been remotest bc Int !tarry'. ei. tel 1 , 024? —31 ant 1.•.:y Munk...to. Lent, nett lbw, laurrolt. Con N. 71 . of dYreOs• t: from the Won 11, ti. the turd huttrt be Daelea:—. I ban dense! *our &Table tenetit Mum your Ford, and ..tubt.sile UN yuhlaeuttos ettbese Loco."— mutt de Licusea. butt in, mower% 1 lb., n 1.... M.; 1 1t....t t.. k 4 ; to b.. at Ile.; II lb, at IT.. mita mi. denl ;•ttlttky. In lb., at 3D. ; 3 lb„ at UP.; the 10 lb. end I? lb. rtialscers are tent tread CUTlllff 011 scants of POIR-011r order. by Its 11111M.1 Ar. I Ca.. IV, Net. lanodtat... Lustlam; Woo SO, Dr.torebuter..aro.t. u.. 4 49,, llts..uoac taurtakkal. CALIFORNIAN MLNES. (Frees the IMOlir Nara.) We have received the following extracts from a letter from the Hon. Colonel J. Charles Fremont, to his agent, H. Roberts, Esq., requesting him to grant a lease to Mr. Smith of the Golden Mountain of Mariposu Mining Company of California: Washiiigton City, July 28, 1851. "My dear Sir,—Your letter tat the sth inst. was received on the 26th. For my opinion as to what has been done and what it is espedient to do, I refer you to my letter of this date to Mr. Hoffmann, and reply at once to that po tion. of sour letter which refers to Mr. Andrew Smith. What we want is to develop the place with power, and its value is now useertaiigid to b so great, that once upon the ground Mr. Smith would be the very man to du it. As to the term'. 'fake 11r. Pattereun's result obtained from the ruck which eilidats no visible gold, and which of necessity we consider our lowest figure. Then take the quantity of ore stamped in the year 1810 at the Moro Velho Mine, vie., GO,OO-1 tons 4, u the least quautity which would be stamped yearly at such a mine as Mr. Sin.th would work, and what is the es stilt Seventeen millions of dollars, or upwards of 3,500,001. sterling. In no ease would I like the trouble of having anything to do with the net profits, and certainly ostivehematileskooglay bears asmigioliespwdos to the pee ilterefore. molt be of the gold produced, and this is a sinew/sr no". The leases I have already made are on three terms." After stating sane special provisions which are to be inserted in the lease the Colonel proceeds es follows :—" The mining lots which 1 have hitherto leased are WO feet square, to be located upon the veins wherever the lessee may choose. To Mr. Smith I ant willing to lease a parallelegram of 1,800 by GOO feet, to be ratted as he may judge best upon the vein or lode. Also, beside the n o sing laud, I will grunt to him one hun dred acres of agricultural land for cultivation, for building houses, &c. his not to be selected uu the mineral lands, and the selection of it to be subject to my approval. Mr. Smith shall Ise entitled to water privileges, also to timber for building purpos^:, and for fuel. These on the general terms. if lie does nut think a sufficient quantity of land is grauted, we might afterwards go further into the husiness; but this is all 1 can du now. Therefore, if he desires to have such a lease, and will take it and commence operations immediately, let him have it. But it must be imme diately, as I shall g to California about the middle or last of September at furthest, and if this ar rangement is made, it ought to be before I go. Mr. smith ought to take efficient steps at once, and either himself tryout, or send some no. out about the time that I go, iu order to examine the ground, and select and take pos er...ion of th, ground this winter. There is abundance of perliminery wort he might do this winter, such as inclosing the mining lot, putting up buildings, excavating ore, &e. He might tense in (perhaps a wire hence is best) his farming ground, and put to a crop, which ought to be done in October." ' Copy of a letter from Charles F. Mayer, Esq., Colonel in...moue* legal adviser, to Mr. Andrew Smith. " Baltimore, July 20, 18.51. '' Dear Sir,—Mr. Roberts's letter to Colonel l'remont and revs It mentioning your proposal to work a portion of his Calituniia gold mimeo estate, has been considered by the colonel. Ile meets earnestly your views, and is willing to enter into t-rms (or your operation, and on the stipulatwes as to distribution of avails which you suggested through Mr. Roberts. Colonel Frimont Imo leased out parts of his domain in several instances already (say three or four); bat there is abundant space yet to be assignee for mining, even to the extent of hioadresls tat distinct enterprises. It. writes by the present opportunity to Mr. Roberts and Mr. Hoff man, and will confirm what I now, at his instance, say. The caner you embark in your suggested action, the more desirable to Mr. Frimont, and I trust therefore you will at once mike terms with Messrs. 110141a:en and Roberts, to bo transmitted to this rouutry for Colonel Frsinout'e conside ration, which they will receive instantly, and without doubt favourably. Thus only a few weeks need clams before your platform' shall he complete for operation. I address myself directly to you, that the absence of Mr. Robert*, or any hindrance to his immediate opportunity of interview with you, may nut delay your curliest access to the treasure that, I trust, is to be opened to you in the proposed arrangement.—l am, dear sir, with great respect, yours. (Siguc R t odsa. CSAILIA MATBJ. Andrew Smith, m., THE NEW lIOUCE or Coustoxs.—We understand that emendereble alterations arc being made in the body of the hou , e preparatory to the meeting of parliament in the ensuing nnion. The seats are to be altered and improved nut only in their appearance, but with reference to the comfort and convenience of the members. The panelling Is also to be improved and altered in order to make it correspond with the actual state of the roof of the chamber. The roof is, however, to remain in its pre sent form. ELEcrtos Gossir.—The Morning Herald an nounces with great pomp a candidate, on protestant and protectionist principle+, for the county of Cavan, 1n opposb lion to Sir John Young, but forgets to communicate his mums. It is intimated that Lord Farnham will gins his support to the new man without a Isaac—The NottiagAars Journal says that a reepaisition is in coarse of signature in Leice.ter to Sir Joshua Walunley and Waned Gardner ' Esq., inviting those gentlemen to become candidates at the neat p•rliamentary election (or Leicester.—The Sheffield Free PI IMP SIIIIOU•Cti a probable contest for Nottingham at the nest election, and names Mr. Pridham as the rival candidate to Mr Walter. _ IRE BOLICITORARIP OF THE TREAffrlT.—lt is stated that Mr. Reynolds, who has been for a considerable time assistaut-so!icitor of the Treasury, will be promoted to be the solicitor, and that Mr. Robert Hitchcock, the Master of the Irish Ezehequer, who has prepared several of the measures of law reform propounded or carried by the pre sent and post governments, will succeed Mr. Reynolds.— Morning Ikrald. WEST WHEAL JEWEL MINING COMPANY.--Nes teed., • special general meeting of this company took place, at the offices, in Old Broad -street, to rescind a rests. lotion passed at a meeting held on the 3rd of June last, for the purpose of raising additional capital by the issimpf preference shots of 30s. each. This resolution not hiving been sufficiently responded to, it was now proposed in lien thereof that the required capital should be raised upon the existing shires. The chairmen (Mr. J. Herron) stated that several of the principal shareholders having dissentec from the proposition to raise the capital upon the existing shares, the only alternative was to recommend that tilt company be dissolved. A resolution V( iLS accordingly passed -equesting the directors to call a meeting for that purpsse% Ind the business terminated. FROM THIS SIGHT'S GAZETTE. WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 14.—This day had audi ence other Majesty :—Senor Isturis, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Queen of Spain, to take leave on going on a temporary absence ; to which he was introduced by Viscount Palmerston, G.C.8., her Ma jesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. WHITEHALL, Nor. 15.—The Right Hon. Sir George Grey. Bart., G.C.B , has appointed Herbert Meek. worth. Esq., to be an Inspector of Coal Mines, in the room of J. Kenyon Blackwell, Esq., resigned. WAR-are& Nov. IS. 1011 i Rig& Lt. Drada.—Brev. Col. V. C. Gunman, Rom a .p. Coat., to be , wi th out par. led Rept n( Y. — are.. I Rot - ( Ml. C. T. Tau NTRAVI wwww rto be Heat ed.. without par. ?lON 1 , 11 , J. Dennis prom.; Quit. J. T. diary to be usej.. without par., viee Vas Straubermee; Lieut. K. MCKsai(K to be caw., without nor.. mee Aire', Ens. N. Ruvuma to be lieut., without par., 'Me Rehm/is 61tb E—Mejor W. T. Moons to be tleat-coL, sitheat par.. vice Fent. 1311019. ; Ilrev.illaker J. U. wassths to be major, without per., Mee Nam; Lieut. L. T. Cava to be rapt , without par., Mos Wheeler. 95th V.— firer. J. WAINTAI to be -eoL, without par., Mee Ciniptiell, prom. ; Bur. Miijor J. 0. Carreto:l to be major. without our , vice svelter; Lieut. G. J. DoVVDALL to be opt, with out par Mee Climui.ion. Cane Mounted Riliemen.—Brev. Lieut.-CM. W. Vc mon In be heat - col, wlinoat toe., vice Siamese% prom.; Bre,. Major T. DONOVAN to ho major, withoue par., vice ?Mikis; LkaL J. Pout WIN. rapt., without par.. vice Glubb, dee. ; Lou. P. Sarni to be lieut., without par., vim Salta. BREVET. Ont. P. Rondo, Q.mmaadent ... . of the Royal Military Asylum at Chet•ea, to be major-emend • the army. RI. *trine*. —To he Oda. to the Army Limit -M. IT. J. droyoo, mom the retired toot; Lleat...4. J. WALICI, apoa the retired IM. OFTIOE OF ("IRON vgrv., Nov. .17, TIL WO. of AMIL —Bert CAI A. MACIACRIAN to be Col.; Meer. Col. E. Seem' to be •.L; Liest-CoL J. A. twat at to be e rise Campbell. removed a. a general ellen ; Itrer. Col. V. R. Coverer to he eoL. The Throe; removed ei a portal °Meer; Bier. Mal. W. 11. PICRIViItrO to be lieut. col., vim Citalseer ; Beer. Maj. J. W. COLLIPOTON to be lieut.:ea. rite Cbeesev; bee. C.apt. H. J. Totowa% to be rape., rite Pickering; Mve. C►nt. O. Ceara!". to be eapt., rke Collinutoo ; YirK Lieut. P. If. CRAP . CMLLOI to be pee teipt, glee liven t;: Pi ne Lieut. C. WALt.sa to see. ec.t vie.. Briisio; ; Sec. Lieut J. II rsILN I 9 be lino lieut., rice Cluineelinr ; See. Lieut. J. KLUX to be first Boot., view Waller. Corps or Royal ifintrineers. lieut..CoL A. Einterr to be ccl.. vice Lewis. remised as • ',tend racer ; Lieut.-CAL W. C. Wallin to be col , vire lliirdicsr, removed as a tewral ofilmo ; Prey. ?dolor T. Iloec to be lieut.-col., vire Emmert; Pre.. Lieut. Gal. T. Promo to be lieut.-enL ; Rees. Maine J. I. !lope to be lieut.. co., vice Want: Sec. Copt. J. W. GOND. to cipt., vice HOPI': Sec. C t M. Dm. In be apt., vier !lope . First Lieut. D. CALTON is be '<V. Lira% 11. W. BARLOW to be sec. 0w1..., vice Orwitoo Fitit Lieut. 11. T. D. liner to be iv csoil opt., vire Dill: Sec Lieut. F.. Minor, to bs Ors: N.M.. vim Marlow; Ike. I its& M. WHITIIOIII to be first lied., vire Scott. BANKRUPTS. SARAH ISHERWOOD and NICHOLAS THOMAS ISHERH wool). Ludgate-hill, City, house decorators. TIluMAs .1•111 IS LOUGH and CHARLES WILLIAM LRwis Great St. Helen's, City„drysalters. WILLIAM WHITR, Winchester, builder. Geonun Wastaugo, Chelmsford, Essex, auctioneer. Srescaa "Lamas, Eastcheap, City, corn factor. JuitN CUSTANIR, Greenwich, miller. ARCHIBALD Mower, Creed-lane, City, wine and spirit merchant. RICHARD WILLIAM DAD!), Chatham, victualler. JOHN FL LLRIL, Ely, Cambridgeshire, stone mason. Joltg CLsentit Sliroitu, Paternoster-row, City, stationer. JOHN WIIITWAX, jun., Golcar, Huddersfield, woollen cloth manufacturer. Joitu HILL, Thorne, Yorkshire, wine merchant. THOMAS Cm's, Doncaster, inn-keeper. RICHARD COLLINS, Bswdlands, Lancashire, grocer. JOHN ENTWINLE, Manehetter, cotton rnanuatcturer. THOMAS FRAY, Manchester, check manufacturer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. _ _ DATID Sewn . , Craigrothie, Fife.hire, manufacturer. JOHN DAVIDSON, At/CO:leen, rTOCCT. ANDELIW ItOBIKT WILAON, Glasgow, THONAN Goituoy, Aberdeen, innkeeper. JAHNS Bkowx, Glasgow, accountant. Roaawr Itsainzasok, Glugow, chemical manufacturer. Jou riAKOIS, ?Way, pawnbroker. SPORTING. T.kTTERSALL'S.-MONDAT. WARWICK HANDICAP. 7 ea 4 won Dnabt a to t apt Cbtet lasUce Sto I Slim Ann (I) I 12 to 1 an. ober The only Lot of any amount was 1,000 to 200 agst Miss Ann. pERLIT. ... .. 450 to 50 laid agst Hobble Noble, sod 1,200 to 30 apt Chief Ihiron Nicholson. Black+tone engaged in Sir J. Ifawley's name, was shot last week. SIR JO4PYR HAWLEY'S STUD.—The sale of the first por tion of Sir J. Hawley's stud took place yesterday at Hyde park-corner, and, as might have been expected, drew an immense attendance, the crowd being so great that it was with much difficulty the horses were brought out. The following were the prices:— Honors tm TRAININCL—Hautboy, bay colt, 2 yes, by Old England out of Lady Strut, 6.3 gs. ; Caloric, b filly, 2 rs, by Retinas Platuff out of Oxygen, 400 gs.; Bilberry, block filly, 2 yes, by Touchstone out of Lady Sarah, 125 p.; Pluck, a filly. 2 yrs, by Venison out of Dauntless, 30.5 gs.; be, 2 ye' , by Old Fnsland out of Science, 20 gs.; b f, 2 yrs, by Touchstone. out of Cheshire Witch, 63 gs. ; br c Brother to Truthteller, 3 yrs. by Ascot, out of Tes tatrix, 40 p. ; Vermuth, bay mare, 3 yrs, by Cotherstone, out of Vat, 110 go.; Merry 1 b m, by Stine, out of Vibration, 360 go. ; Beebe, black mare, 3 yes, by Touchstone, out of Lady Mary, 110 gs.; Aphrodite, br in, 3 yrs, by Bay Mid dleton, out of Venus, 930 p.; The Ban, ch e, 3 yrs, by Don John, out of Young Defiance, 630 p.; The Confessor, 3 yrs, by Cowl, out of Forest Fly, 770 gs. ; Cranberry, ch e, by Irish Birdcatcher, out of Lady Str utt, 210 ; Mendicant (foiled in 1843), by Touchstone, out of Lady Moore Carew, 510 gs. STALLION.-011 England, by Mulatto, out of Fortress, 300 gs. Ynaltxtnos.—B f by Don John out of Cheshire Witch, 43 gs. ; Veteran, by , Old England out of Vat, 68 p.; Warbler, by Dun John out of Cavatina, 155 gs.; Haco, by England out of Dauntless, 61 gs. ; Mocassin, by Cotherstone out of Miami, 100 gs. ; br f by Slane, out of Aphrodite's dam, 70 gs. ; Curfew, by Slane, out of Vibration, 61 p.; Friar Tuck, bay gelding, by Old England, out of Mendi cant, 23 p. ; 11u11 by Old England, out of Temper, 30 p. ; b e by Old England, out of Vexation, 3.5 gs. The above were sold without their engagements, but if the purchaser of either of the lots should wish to start for any engagement, he will be allowed to do so on paying half the stake to the stakeholder, and if he wins, one-third of the stakes to Sir Joseph Hawley. The names of the actual purchasers did not transpire, but we ascertained that Caloric, Aphrodite, and The Ban go into Lumley's stable; and Pluck into Rogers's ; Confessor, wo believe, returns into T. Taylor's stable. The total produce of the sale was 5 0 50 guineas. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURLNO THE PAST WEEK. Tram the Mariam.* Erpreu. BUITISH. Though the supplies of grain abroad have, since our last, been moderate at most of the ports on the coast, and the arrivals into London not by any means large, suffi cient has come to hand to produce an influence on the trade, and to strengthen the belief—generally entertained—that, whatever may be the range of prices here, supplies to some extent will continue to reach us from one quarter or the other. This notion is shared alike by producers and toe sumer& ; it lessens the confidence of the former, and renders , merchants, millers, and dealers unwilling to hold large necks: snider thew circumstances, the desire to realise is • generally greater tban the disposition to bay ; aad to de scribe the transactions of one week is little more than meting what what has taken pl a c e d ur i ng th a t i mme di a t e ly pre ceding. Since we last addressed our readers nothing has occurred affording scope for remark; and speculations as to the pro bable future are almost equally uninteresting. Thus far there is nothing in the position of affairs to lead to the con clusion that any material change will take place in the gene ral tone of the grain trade during the remainder of the pre sent year. Buyers are mostly averse to entering into fresh engagements at this season; whilst farmers, in order to pro vide the acedful to meet Christie.* rents, Ike., /aurally keep the markets well supplied ; we cannot, therefore, anti cipate much improvement, either as regards greater activity or increase in prices. until after the turn of the year; and what may subsequently occur must depead so much upon circumstances, of which nothing can as yet be knowp, that, it would be useless as well as impolitic, to trentureillis prog nostications. We have therefore no choice but to confine our remarks to the simple record of what has actually taken place during the week. The somewhat subdued tone of the advice, from Mark lane. of Monday's date, tended to check the alight disposi tion which had previously manifested itself at some of the leading provincial markets to advance prices. The IWCOIIIIII from the agricultural markets are aot so uniformly dull. In those districts where wheat-sowing has made the greatest progress, the supplies from the growers have increased, and the tendeneyof prices has consequently been downwards ; but in some localities the deliveries have scarcely sufficed to satisfy the demand, and the turn has been the other way; the variation either up or down has, however, been so slight as hardly to deserve notice—and, taking the kingdom collectively, quotations of wheat may be said to be very nearly the same as they were at this time last week. -„-. The weather has continued highly auspicious for all kinds of oat-door work, which has consequently been steadily proceeded with, and wheat-sowing is likely to be finished in • very satisfactory manner. We have nothing new to add to what we said last week respecting potatoes. On the whole, we are disposed to think that this root is keeping better than anticipsted, and as yet there ere no symptoms of the scarcity and high prices it was expected would have been caused in consequence of the disease. From Scotland we learn that though farmers had been busily engaged in the fields, the principal markets had been well supplied with corn. The advices from Ireland report • falling off in the sop plies of oats, and a small rise at several of the chief markets in the value of that grain. The yield is said to be less abundant than ass believed at harvest, which had rendered farmers unwilling to sell except at enhanced terms. Pota toes of good quality were still coming forward pretty freely, owing to which the consumption of Indian corn was consi derably decreased. In wheat only a moderate business ap pears to have been done, at prices similar to those previously current. The recent shipments of oats to the English mar kets would not, it was though., be followed up, unless more favourable accounts were received to encourage consign ments to this side. _ _ We have again to report a small arrival of wheat coast wise into the port of London, only 2,796 qrs. having been received during the week ending this (Saturday) evening. The quantity exhibited at Mark. lane, by land-carriage samples from the home counties, has also been very mode- rate ; and we have had fewer offers from Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire than previously. The scanty character of the supply has rendered sellers firm; and though the trade has, on the whole, been devoid of activity, previous prices have been well supported. There was certainly less incli nation to buy towards the close than in the beginning of the week, but good qualities were not obtainable on easier terms. The average price. have not varied much of late, the last weekly returns for the kingdom being 365. Id. against 365. Od. per qr. last week. The receipts of wheat from abroad have been small, viz., 13,403 ; added, however, to what had remained over from last week's supply, the quantity altogether has not been unimportant ; and we have had a fair display of samples from on board ship. Since last Monday there has been very little country demand for foreign wheat, and local buyers have also conducted their purchases with much ignition ; the operations have consequently been on a retail wale; but importers have manifested no particular anxiety le realise, and quotations were not lower on Friday than ea Monday. The business done has been principally in Dantric and Rostock wheat, the common sorts having met with comparatively little attention. The export demand for Polish Odessa and similar descriptions appears to have quite subsided, and though the arrivals off the coast, from the Black Sea, &e., have this week been small, hating cargoes have been offered at about late rates-say 31s. 6d. Polish Odessa, and '2ls. in surance, Egyptian. per qr. cost, freight, and Egyptian. he millers have insisted upon fully previous prices for flour, and where sales have been made, the extreme terms of last week have been obtained. There has lately been an extensive demand for fine qualities of sour Flour, and the greater part of what was in warehouse having been dis weed of, toe commoner kinds have met with some atten tion. The stack of foreign flour on the wharves is now very small, and the supplies which have during the week been received from France have consequently been held fur very full prices. 1 he receipts of homegrown barley have not been large, ant only a small proportion of what has come to baud has consisted of flue malting quality. The scarcity and high price of superior sorts of Barley have caused some of the maltsters to direct their attention to wheat, and we believe that some purchases of low qualities of the latter have been made down the cast coast fur the purpose of malting. At Matk.lane no change has taken place in quotations of Bar ley since our last; but the ordinary samples of English were less saleable on Friday than in the beginning of the week. The arrivals of this grain from abroad have amounted to 4,680 qrs., principally from Egypt. Good Baltic grinding barley has been in steady request, and has sold at prices quite equal to those previously current. The supplies of malt have about kept pace with the demand, and the brewers have experienced no difficulty in buying atgrevious ra tan arrivals of oats coastwise have been very small, but we have again received good supplies from Ireland and abroad-the latter principally 'rout Archangel. The large dealers have throughout the week conducted their opera tions with extreme caution, and the trade, though Grin, has sot been by any means brisk. The value of beans has rather tended upwards ; and as the consumption generally increases during the winter menthe, some further advance is deemed probable. Peas have not excited much attention, hut the trifling business done has been at rates quite equal to those current on Monday hot The demand for ladian corn has not improved since our last ; aid, though the arrivals off the coast have been very email, previous terms have been paid with reluctance. °s lats might have been bought at about 26.'. Gd., but pur chasers had refused to give more than 265. 3d. per qr., cost, freight, and insurance. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. Notwithstanding the quiet state of the corn trade here, and the almost total absence of English orders, prices of w heat appear to have been well supported in the Baltic, and it is certain that a real deficiency of rye, &c., exists in the interior of Germane-. That the shortness of the rye crop, and the extent of the potato disease, may have been exaggerated, is probable enough; but that the yield of these primary articles of consumption has turned out unnusu ally short in pare of Prussia, in Saxony, Bavaria, &c., eaunut he questioned. We doubt, however, whether this a ill produce much, if any, influence here; for even if supplies from the Baltic should wholly fail, the receipts from other quarters would, we think, suffice to furnish all the foreign assistance we are likely to require: Letters from Danzig, dated llth Met. inform us that the arrivals of wheat from Upper and L ower Poland had been very small, and that the deliveries from the neigh bouring farmers had also been trifling. The transactions had, for some days, been on a retail scale ; the most impor tant sale had been about .5,000 qrs., consisting partly of new tine mixed, weighing 69 lbs. per bushel, for which 375. per qr. had been paid, and partly of old inferior quality, weighing only 68 lbs. per bushel, which had sold at equal to 365. &l. per qr. Good mixed wheat was then quoted alis. to 395., and high mixed, of 62 lbs. weight, Ha. to 425. per qr. free on board. ltye, after a temporary depresidaisy had again rallied, and was then worth lie. per qr. The advice* from Stettin are of WI excited nature. Wheat, though taken to some extent, as a substitute tear rye, was, nevertheless, the cheapest article, spriug corn and pulse having been bought Cu speculation and for transit into the interior at high rates. Interior wheat was actually .some shillings luwer than rye, and was being bought in mix with the latter article. Buyers of barley had appeared from distant ports, who had paid equal to 21s. for Pomera nian, and 2.5 i, per qr. free on board fur lickerbruck burley of 611135. to 621bs. weight. The accounts from Rostock are of • comparatively quiet character • and, though the supplies had not been large, prices kW' remained much the same as before. New wheat, of fair quality, weighing 611 b.. to 62ibs. per bush., was quoted 355. lid. per qr., at which price the article had not • ready sale. Barley, of 51Ibs. to 621b5., might have been bought at 21s. 6d. • and good breaking Peas at 245. to 2.55. per qr. free on bo ard. Hamburg letters of Tuesday's date state, that after a tem porary period of comparative quiet, an active speculative de mend had again sprung up, owing . partly to the exciting tone of the advice s from the interior markets. Since the previous post day about 6,000 gm. of wheat bad changed hands at 395. to 40s. per qr. for 601bs. quality. Spring corn had likewise been in active request, and it was calculated that about 15,000 qrs. of barley and oats had been bought, partly on speculative or Prussian account,it beinganticipated that the duty chargeable on grain in that country would be taken of. . Danish kiln-dried barley, weighing 63 to !A lbs. per bush., had brought 225. ; undried, 21s. 6d. per qr. free on board. Danish oats, 38 lbs., 15s. 9d. ; and boiling peas, 2-ss. 9d. per qr. The accounts from Holland are not lively, and at Rotter dam, on Monday, new white Zealand wheat *tamely sold so well as on that day week. At Groningen, on the Ilth inst., there was a brisk demand for oats, black feed, of 34 the. weight, brit r y 13s. 9d., and 40 lbs. Polands, 16s. 9d. per qr. free on board. Freights were rising, and it would have been difficult to charter for London below 2s. per qr. From France we learn that the tendency of prices of both wheat and flour had been rather upwards at the principal markets. l'aris letters of the 13th inst. state that, owing to the price of bread having been reduced one centime per kilo, the bakers had bought flour cautiously, but that mil lers had bevertheless demanded extreme rates. From the Mediterranean we have nothing new to com municate. Advice* from Galata, dated 30th nform tie that considerable purchases of wheat had been Oct., Made, with a view of shipping to England. Indian corn was then quoted 13s. 6d. to las. per qr. free on board, and freight to the United Kingdom was 10s. 3d. to 10s. 9d. per qr. The advice. from America are of much the same charm tmpia before. Priem do not appear to have varied mate rially at any of the - principal markets, supplies haring about kept pace with the demand ; the somewhat improved accounts from hence had, however, n.ndered sellers rather firmer. Shipments of wheat, flour, and Indian corn con tinue to be made week after week fur Ltritish ports, and the clearances true. New York during the week ending Nth ult., were 11,388 barrels flour, 14,822 bushels wheat, and 18,002 bushels Indian corn fur Liverpool, 830 barrels flour to London, 327 barrels to Hamburg, and 14,497 bushels Indian cora to Ireland. The share market has been the scene of much animation to-day, an extensive business having been done in many stocks at a decided advance in prices, and the market must be reported as altogether better; and more buoyant. The chief business has been in Midlands, rumours of favourable arrangements between this comgany and the Loudon and North-Western being revived. Considerable fluctuations have taken place in the price of this stock during the morning, but it now wears a de cidedly buoyant appearance, and the last figure marked, which is the highest of all, 531, shows a rise of more than 2 per cent. on yesterday's rate. Nearly all other descriptions have also advanced, the improvement being general. GRAILS AND Yrocia UNGUARANTRIM. i&ILWATIL Ueda, prams 'Yesterday. -1 IS SO 131 SI 1 Won, Nonfat., Ikata. ma in Jeassio• at' ie lli 'l 10 ' lOO I 5 3 ( 4: M 45 15 Itrino.Wory. 'Birkenhead, LaDeas44e,4 Ches Jun.. hue 1.1/.61.6d. ißrietoi and Pieter fliscojea;l HOlybek DubCo and Be&utast East Aaglua (Ls! LA L and L.ll U) . Do. (SDI IL t IL) Eastern Mamie. Eastern BMus, CLua A Date F.. 1 . 1. StL) o. elan B and C . ditu Nast Lanciabire Do. New 'Aare. Fast ItWeat India Dock 1 r sedflii.;;;ltTliitioi - 7., Ediftburgh awl Ulanow filinburge, PettihDuads• oeat Fortbern_ _., .. Ds. staares,A,Dederre, Do. f share., U, 6 psret Or South. and West. (Ire. Greed WeWern Lsoesster end WHY* .. Do. Third . ILsaesoqo .nd •Yorkshist Do. Do. Weet staiOlfinuii3 Leeds Northern London and Block . Lon., Brighton, Is 3. Cann Looks! st North- Wester, Do. C I mlt,Waild 114 C Woke t South-W.l4m Vaneb.,lll.m., a nd ?la th e. Po. Mame Linel. g5O ;loan; , Midland °lest Wastera(l; Newmarket .. Newport, ---- Abeiganaii, and Hertford... Newry and Fralikillen... 0; 34 30 23 33 Uo. New &SO_ Northern COUAlille Usisati North iiritoth North Staffordshire.. . North Dovon North &South West. June. Oxford, Wore., & Wolver. itottoth Central ... Soottialt Midland 94 et 4 1 4 9 94 R Mr A 19 10i Ms 78 79 Isi 1$ lel 89 23 1 1 MN 4 e 21 3 is ;Se 49 H 661 276 41 1 161 16 1 S 121 12 0 Hi $4 442 77 79 71 Si pat 06 37 die :18 1 -- 7 :I i 64f 113 f 116 f 2 3 pm 31 636 6 7 AU 7 6 1 2I :Of 30, 3 21 616 31 Alf Shrewsbui eal (ivester 1;1;w. W. Min.) :: ::.. dy, 94 28 7 S S 4i dls 11 23 144 13i dls :1 dL b 7i Ms I dig i pus 1 11 3 i 141 13s 11 psi . 7 76 6 64 4 46 3 4 dig Itibrepoiiire L'itioa ... . South [letup ... .... . South &stens ... ... .. . ... 14 16 131 lip fAY 31 iWs 13 . 13_ iouth Tork.h.&RlTortki *ilium glad Dui:de/Wine &winos and thatlepool.. rb.rneellavenlkekattail Vale of Nwth Waterford and Lfoteritk Wett emit, .11 York,Newcolleißerwlot. Du. do. Esteitewee Do.O.N.E.Purchase York sad Nerd% LINES LEASED AS iiirminshaancilliord.lu 191 74 26i 37 4 3 oils It 11 4 II 13 di. 113 I 8 P 11' 20 301 u antee (tea to lit.Weet.! 264 294 Ditto without a guarantee (Wooed to OrratWesterdi U 29 Dirm., Wide, and Dudley collicha)yd.,ortrithguar. (loomed to OrrotWestorni II 10 pes Ditto withoota gairantre Newel to ti rest western I 9pa 4 litieginghansoldre (keeed to London& N.Weeterni 19 181 ) Clydesdale Junrion (hoard to Caledonian 44 44 $ EastLincolosli.guar.6p.Ct (kited to Gt. Northero) >b 111 0 Gloucester £ Dean Pored (leased to GreatWesterd 14 21pin 0 Hallanielby(l.lorklitN3lid 100 101 13 Do. shares ats)) SO M 131 Do. 1 shares (d itto) ' U 24 Ist Ueda& Bradlord lildland,R4l 101 in Loads. adt Greenwich' (Nosed to South Eastern 111 121 20 Ditto Preference (ditto) 14 23 20 Lowestoft Guar.ipereent (erased to Nornek) SO Narthernainak GperCt (leased to East.Gosi - 30 Ditto ditto 3 per 73 ProstoadsWyl e(leS•44111. &N.Wetit.&lsins.eilfork 41 44 21 Ditto 4 ...hares (A! (ditto), 64 94 pm 20 Need., Guilds, and Iteigate (lamed to south An 21 211 1 $4 Ropion and Melilla (leas to Great Northern 1 64 Do. Shepreth Eoten.(dhtto 14 3 poi 14 dooth ritafforlehire (leered' to Mr. ItliC3ean 3l 21 Me IN Wear Valniy, 6p. Ct.gua °rued to stoenton&Dor 27 28 1. 100 Wide & Somerset Genoa to Great Western. PREFERENCE IMRE& it. 110 (Caledonian £lO 13 ' 11 ;Chester and Holyhead l3l 13/ 11,/ all :Dundee, Perth, and Abe r , I dean Junction 11 1 die h: 34 Fradanglian(3l.lo.l6p.Ct. 11 11 61: 61 Eastern GLOM., Eatens., 3 per et No. 1. 1 pm S4I 4; Ditto do. N 0.2, 1 Ma 4 pm 10 10 Um New 6 per Cent. stock II 111 /0 110 Rest.Unicabstar,pepi.Gp.Ct, 94 10 Edinburgh, Perth, and . Dundee, 34 per tent 11 141 s 124, 12,.Gresi Nor.lirro 3 perCent' 13 131 121 3, Dor3pet.ltedermshieSerip poi 6egt-EtteigWontrn(l)Cliktbej 14 II psi IS 0 'Emiceohlreit Yoe ea. V Bt.lloo Ito. 6 per Cent. Stook - Itot IWO . LONdathattillt,ttS.Oollo\ I Prof.SperCt.Stook,l23l.; I. 100 ,Do. Ne w Goorr.6 per Gent, 034 Illi' Leedom t N.Wersincre&l Nommen) 3 per Oint...' 811 I Undue& ethWottorn New! 36 Sh Mas.VbeffiLtar.les.tiol II HI Do. Do. New SIO 11 S 6 • • ,110 NidlaniCant.B • r • . • &B • Opel,. s Ditto heftiest* Norinik •6 Do.(haraoltiodSa per Ct. North lir_ all ;North Stalfordahlre ••• ••• 6 Oxford, Worestiter, eau,' Weliwr /111.60mOsnE • shroirs.lharroi.NserOur. 10 lAmok D ehrows.& Ghats (Nor. W. Min.) per one... ense ... York, Newatetle* liers • r•., GLNuof Eng.porsa so ss is 4 so 14 too WSW 11 1) tot p.m. se I IS 12i 1 w, 66 66 li/ 14 3& I gi 1 I Isi tu 14 I i lIIIIii PR ISt i Pa ISt ISO ISI IS dill 4 44 4 1 1 141 I 7 17 811 3 411 111 i 4 4 1 1 134 7 1 1 25i 116 4 1 ll* 14 1134 111 4 IS fin 2i :1 :" ' 131 i 14 6 1 i i 6 I +al4 •t 10 14 I 6 11 1$ 191 20 191 13 itleadi I/ 3 1 131 to .T 111 16 1i li Ls 4 13 I FOREIGN RAILWAY& 30 1 2 +110•53456 mad Anises ... II 1 20 10 Caetrs! France (Vilrue) 17 171 10 • lUutalt Rbetalsh . -. .. I •Ws 10 18 1116 st Indian ..„.. .. 2 8 pis 8 $ !Gnat I Ind= Peetausla.. 3 Do. 1 : 10 16 Lasiratoorg ... .... ... 5 1 ,7 1 Do. (Rallaway) ... _ 111 21 5 2 I Da (Oral) ... _. 10 • Dn. do. New ... .., 10 30 Noma mad lb 1 1 4 1 1 16 *ethers of frau*. . ... 1 1 MI 2 Orlokas sod Bordeaux ... 3 4 ells 20 20 • Paris and Orions ... ~. 83 73 M ft Maris sad Rion ._ .. 1:1 111 i 22 15 ;hes and Mnaboarg ... 8 !Is 30 $4 ; Roam ind lbws .., ... 8 • j 20 20 1 6416149 sal Ileum ... ... 2 s 3 30 15 IThwas awl Nista ... ... 10 Ye a, st West Rlsatlsss_. ..., _. 11 1 I Pot i Si lii 6 i SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. A Lupe supply and a heavy trade, at the feLlowing prices: Prime Xeadow Hay, 70,. to 735. ; inferior, 00s. to 68e. ; Rowan, 80e.101335.r; Clover, 70s. to Sis. ; second Cut, SW. to 72e. ; Straw, 23e. to 265. The average amount of coin and bullion held by the Bank of Enghuid in both departments during the four weeks ending the Ist Nov. was 15,136,7264 showing an increase on the previous month's return of 373,1041. The average stock of specie held by the Irish banks during the same period was 1,038,369 L, being a decrease ou the return for the previous four weeks of 36 3741. , The average of specie held by the Scotch banks during the same term was 768,3481.; increase on the previous month, 22,290/. As compared with the corresponding period of 1850, the returns under review show the following differences in the circulation : TALLOW MARKET .- THIS DAT, X 187,814 $3,11114 5,1016 261.417 The market remains quiet. The delivery from the ware houses progresses favourably, but the large stock on hand, and the quantity still to arrive, induces buyers to act cau tiously, and holders to meet them liberally. Town 'Tallow abundant, though there is no accumulation of stock. Town Tallow is quoted 365. 6d. nett cash; Petcrsburgh Y.C. on the spot, 375. new; 365. 3d. old; last three months, 365. 6d. ; January and March, 370. Showing an increase of 1,629,1611. in the note cir culation of England and Wales, and an increase of 2,270,5751. in the circulation of the United King dom when compared with the returns for the previous four weeks, ending the 4th of October. On comparing the above returns with the fixed STAFFORDSHIRE AND SHROPSHIRE RAILWAY.-- Yesterday, on the application of Mr. Roxburgh, who issues of the several banks, we find the following to be the state of the circulation : appeared u counsel for Mr. Hutton, the official manager, the Master in Chancery, Richards, made a call of 2.1. 4s. The fixed issues of the private banks of England r share on 3.30 shares in this company, held by shun androlden who did not pay the deposit on the shares allotted Wales being at present, after deducting those which have ceased to issue, 4,698,0751., it follows them, while the other shareholders did. The call is esti they were below the amount 1,009,0401. mated to produce 8801., and will have the effect of placing all liabilities equ o itabl. The fi xed issues of the joint-stock banks being Parties en au equal footing, and distribute the 3,409,9871., it follows they were below the amount ~ MITHFIELD CL1:11,, 1851.—The Christmas Cattle 549,536/. Show of this Club is announced to take place on Tuesday, The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being t h e 9 t h o f D ecem b er, and the three following days, at the 3,087,209/., it follows they were above the amount Horse Bazaar, King-street, Portman-square. The anni -226,2247., but with specie in hand to cover the ex- Tracery dinner of the club will take place on Wednesd a y , oess, and issues for 542,1241. besides. the 10th December, at five o'clock. the members of the The fixed issuesof the Irish banks being 0,354,494/., club will ant mble on the 9 th and 11 th De cember, to consider how far will be advisable to class the animals in future below it follows they were the amount 1,641,605/., according to their distinct breeds. The judges are .—The it with specie in hand to cover issues for 1,036,3691. Duke of Richmond, president. Beasts and long-woolled more. sheep: Mr. Ci. Turner, Mr. J. Buckley , and Mr. W. Lo ft . We find, therefore, that the note circulation of the .Bbqrtsproullod 'hoer% and pigs: . Mr. J. Webb, Mr. J. private and joint stock banks of England and Wales ..ted to th e butche r , a nn u all y , who shall la y out the Barges, and Mr. J. Saxby. A &leer medal will be pre wall 1,649,218 L below the amount authorised to be largest sum of money in purchasingsainuils froth th e classes issued; and that, inclusive of Scotland and Ireland, in the show yard. , . Showing an ini of Nev. J. Nov. 1, 1630. 1851. I 19,167.136 36,353,646 566,510 3,784,161 3,578,::95 ;$94,273 1,1110,449 26,617,490 816.820 6,110.610 3,313,1213 4,991066 4,712,860 34,774,594 31.636,812 60,210 of 348,8201. in the note eueit-_ lation England and Wales, and an increase of 60,218!. in the circulation of the United Kingdom, as compared with the returns fur the correspond ing period of 18:30. The yearly comparison of the stock of coin and bullion held stands thus : Bank of England, less Irirdt hank~ le.. Scotch hankc, more £75,490 Deduct Scotch banks 1:1,117,670 75,409 Decrease on balance Nov. 1, 1851 £1,042,161 1 he following arc 'ho latest quotations of exchange at foreign places on London : Previous Latest Quotations. Quotations. Amsterdam Antwerp Augsburg, 1 month 98.63 9tl. 56 Ilahia 29d. 29d. Brussels Berlin Charleston Constantinople, 3 mos ll2 113 Cephalonia Frankfort Florence, 1 months Genoa, 3 months 25.15 25.14 Gibraltar. 90 days • Georgetown, Demerara (bank bills), 30 days 484 dots. 484 dole. Ditto, 90 days 475 dubs. 480 dole. Kingston, Jamaica .. . ..... ... (liank bills), 30 days 11 pert. pm. 11 per c. pm. Ditto, 90 days 1 per e. pm. 1 per c. pm. Lisbon Leghorn, 3 months 30.15 :10.15 Milan, 3 months 29.65 29 65 •__ l'iladn'il 50.50 New York Naples New Orleans Odessa Oporto Pernambuco 2Bld. 29 29d. Paris, short Ditio, 3 mouths Rome Rio Janeiro 29d. 2820. Salonica, 3 months ll9 119.10 121.20 121.30 Syra Smyrna ll2 113 Sydney 1 per et. pm. 1 per et. pm. St. Petersham, 3 mos. 37Ad. ?,_ 37 11-10.1. td. Trieste Venice Vienna _._ %ante Slid. I Sid. 511 The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled yesterday. Where the asterisk (*) is prefixed it is to be under stood that the share rate of interest is less the in come tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the rate of interest last declared as the basis of ottr calculation. To render the calculation strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should, in each case, be taken into amount : race per Cent. C minds prise 984 yield per comt..C3 0 101 Three per Cent. helmet:l New Thronfuld.s.Quvrter per gents_ 99 981 3 3 9 Bank Mock (die. rate at the a n per Mat per annum) In its Stock (die. 151 per oent. pa en ) 2621 I. excliequer Bills (int. 115. per day) s3c. pm. „ Eat Indian shares, 151. paid (outran teed die. 5 perm nt. per annum) 2l IP *nit WO•teteHatch. (ti.. at the rate or 4 per cent. per annum) B4 in ancamhire and torkshire dlin thoekvidlif. at the nits of 2 per cent. per ann.) /isl e . and noun wodern• Son:: (dividend at the rate of 3( percent. pm annum). - ..... . ea 9 . 9 London and N orth Wowars• Stock (di,. at the rase or 5,1 per cent. per ann.) Yidlande Stock(sh,. at the retool 24 per cent. per ann.) 5l P 9 1 In 5) Scab astern. Mock (die. on the whole year at the rate et $ per ant. per an.) Tait, Newcastle, and Berwkk Stock 3 10 4 0 0 2 4 31 (dlr. at the rate a S ptr cent. t.er annum) 4 5 4 4 15 2 3 10 2 41 44 4 10 0 r. 4 3 1 KNOLISII BUN DS.—Tun PA!. Hank Stock. 214 15 , Loo Aistillitlevi, 3 per CL Rolucvl.9ell Itoi:4 Swek, 2.2 3 3 per CL Cuusols, VMS 9 I !Mtn 110n,1.,1,994.0., 5.0., 41,. 35 per CL C0...1%5W Fa ..hover 1594,1..P.V.5:5.. 53g. C - unAuds for Acct.. WI 9 .. ... _ lOREIUSi FUNDS. . . . - ... .. . —.. 44 per Ct. Belgian. 88 90 3 per Ct. Mexican. :44 5 per Vt. Bralha. 67 0 5 per Ct. Poruoloo. 814 84 Do. New. 868 DIM Deferred. 404 14 6 per Ct. Ituaex At4rex. 418 5 per et. Porno/tie...4 85 T 6 paw Ct. Chiliad. 14 , 1 3 6 ior Ct. Iturrt.xn, 11l 13 per Ct. Milian. 64 1. 44 per Ct. fliedan, 105 4 3 per IC. Inuti4o. 76 X 6 per Ct. xpanixh. /1134,e, 04 24 21 per It. llottdi, !xi 94 3 per Ct. Stunixh. ny 4.1 4 pa Ct. Dutch. 64 PO4 Dd. Panoro, 54 4 Ecuador. 3 4 24 per Cl. Vonectux 4. 35 6 1 per Ct. Grenada, 14 15 In,. Deferred. 52 13 gardinlan 5 per Cent., it *Da COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY. Sonar.—The public sales, consistingef 4,500 bags Bengal and 3,000 bags of Madras, are going off heavily, and im porters are buying in freely to sustain tho market. About half of the 200 bads. Darbadoes sold 325. Oil. to 40s. Re fined dull ; grocery Ramps, 431. 6d. to 48s. 6d. Correia—This article is rather dull. Good ordinary native inactive at 395. 6d. 600 bags Madras sold in public sale at 335. 6d. to 465. 64., which were previous rates. Tea.—The sales wont off heavily, and a large portion was bought in. SALTPETI46.-600 Madras *old steadily in public salt at full prices; refiaction 13} to 171, Its. 6d. to 250. Rica continues to wear a firm appearance Corrox steady, but inactive. In other articles no material alteration, but markets gene rally am dull. 3f :I 61 Two o'Ctocx. A very buoyant feeling prevails in every depart ment of the Stock Exchange to-day, a decidedly im proving tendency being manifested, owing chiefly to the improved appearance of the money market, as interpreted in theannouncement that the advance upon stock during the. next shutting of the transfer books will be made by the Bank at per cent. below the late rate, or at 2! per cent. A probable reduction in the minimum rate of discount of that establishment is thus inferred, and the movements of the influential moneyed class being in the same direction, a decided stimulus has been given to confidence. The government broker continues to purchase Reduced Threes and Consuls, and the ten dency of the French Rentes is upward, both consi derations of a decidedly favourable bearing. Consols opened at a rise of I on yesterday, being called 981 to both for cash and the 11th of December, and they have since improved another eighth, to 98; 1 to 99, which is the present rate, whilst the improvement is equally distributed over the other classes of the national debt. The official business report of the day is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, 981, ; ditto for Account, 981, 1. Three per Cent. Retlueed, 971, 981. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 991. Long An nuities, 1860, i ; ditto 30 years, 1860, 71. The market for the floating debt remains firm, and as few sellers offer, an upward tendency may probably be developed, considering the present position and prospects of the money market. Exchequer Bills rule at 525. to 555. prem., and India Bonds at 58s. to 61s. prem. The foreign stock market sympathises with the upward movement observable in the other depart ments of the house, and generally prices are more firmly held, notwithstandimt" a rather scanty sprinkling of transactions. Sardinian , Spanish, and Portuguese have all shown an upward tende ney. Mexican Bonds are supported at the rally of yesterday, but do not par ticipate in the improved feeling of the market, 241 being the last figure marked. The business prices of the day are :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 591, 59; ditto Fourr Cent. Certificates, 901, 1.. French Three per Ce pe nt. Rentes, o7fr. 50c. ; ex change, 25fr. 15c. Mexican Five per Cents, 1 , 1; ditto, for account, 28th Nov., 241. Portuguese Four per Cents., 331, 34, 331. Sardinian Five per Cents., 83, I. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 21 ; ditto, for account, 201. Venezuela Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 36. The market for the Californian Gold Mining Shares is rapidly rising, and a general advance .in quotations has taken place, opinions being more favourable for these shares. Present prices arc : Ave Maria, 1 to 1, prem.; Ague Fria, 11 to 1 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, .1 to prem. •, West Mariposa, to prem.; Golden Mountain of Mariposa, I to 1 prem. Specie to the amount of nearly 200.0001. has just reached Liverpool by the Niagara, from New York, as advised in a Second Edition of the Daily Yews. The exchanges at New York kept up, so that fluffier supplies may be looked for from this quarter. The committee of Buenos Ayres bondholders have received a communication from Mr. Southern, her Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the Argentine Federation, in which he expresses his acknowledg ments for the vote of thanks passed to him at the meeting held on the 22nd of May last. His Excel lency adds: The bondholders may rely that I shall not let any oppor tunity pass unimproved, and that I shall continue to use every exertion to bring about a favourable consideration of their most just claims on the part of this government, which, I have great satisfaction in stating, appears animated by the best desire to come to a satisfactory arrangement as soon as circumstances will permit it to do so. The co-operation of her 31ajesty's Minister is, of course, a point of great importance to the bond holders, but up to the present time, unfortunately, it appears to have attained but small results of a 'acne iieml character. The bondholders cannot help feel ing that, notwithstanding the assurance of the go vernment being "animated by the best desire to ,come to a satisfactory arrangement," the post ponement of any settlement of their just claims till " circumstances will permit it to do so," is shout equivalent to deferring it till the Greek Kalends, and consequently most of the English creditors would rather view with satisfaction the downfall of the dictator ROBO.B, who, whilst pro fuse of specious assurances, has shown himself as in sensible to the calls of justice as the much reprobated Spanish government itself. We learn, with great regret, that Mr. J. Shewell, one of the oldest and most respected memb:rs of the Stock Exchange, died, in an awfully sudden manner, this morning. The receipts of the London and Brighton Rail way for the week ending the lath inst., show a de crease of SOL as compared with those forithe cor responding week of last year, the amount being 9,129/., against 9,203/. in 1830. The South-Eastern receipts for the same week, on the other hand present an increase of 1,7011. being 12,023/. against 10,3191. last year. The committee of the Stock Exchange were occu pied yesterday, we believe, in considering the arrange ments to be adopted with the Submarine Telegraph Company, but no definite agreement has yet been made. There is a further decline in the price of sove reigns at Paris, which have now dropped to 25f. 12c., or 5 centimes lower. Spanish dollars have risen to sf. 45e., which is 3 centimes higher. Bar silver and Mexican dollars are MS before. The following statement, prepared and condensed from various official returns, will be found to present an intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by the banks indicated, both positively at the dates of the amounts last made up, and comparatively with returns for corresponding periods : The subjoined table gives the aggregate weekly average of the note circulation of the United King dom as it stood for the fbur weeks ending the 11th, 18th, and 25th of October, and the Ist instant, being the latest date to which the returns have been collectively completed for all the banks of issue; and also the results as compared with the returns for the previous four weeks ending the 4th of October: Oct 4, NOT. 1631. I 1431. 1 ' name ' Ik ' crias e• f iL X 19,174.411 20,3,3,446. 1,149,233 3,3 M$ 3,391/3951 171,536 2,665,039 2,366,4191 173,590 37,1146,329 26,312,490 1,926,161 /1614.93 3,3.3,6/31 147,410 4,213,903 4,712.11118 496,9.4 -- 32,369237 34,933,61/ 2,270.573 Private banks Joint stack banks latal In England Beetlazul Ireland Cralwd niplam Rank of F.nelond Priv:Ate to 11114 Jointut.ek books Total In England alectlort Unit@ d lOlll6lO