The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-29 00:00:00

AA.. • • •• 41, ~ 11 a al p W3f43 t 10. 1,956.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1852. [THREEPENfj;:. A MV _ _ RAILWAYS. Si 7, WI 1 lii I n e r en zl. 24; to 23 ; T;:tkis;; scrip, I to 1/ prem. • Swedish:lt 1;: e m• ; Granada De fer a =d, 1 ; Austruur aoriP, 9 prem. (By EWA! Telarapi.) rime ova oinv COIIIIIPOI, .THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocs. .10 1 y .1. .i LAW LIFE i i,„„s' s ,ANCE 1 tau.so iErv. ,„ M . Loseeln'sonn.fielar, London. N IN 1111 4 Dee iCk: ABE INDlsry I'ABLE, ZICIPT is cam or ra tr o. —Sr,. IA ..... ^S' ...ant, at • nolll IflettUtii rate at magma, germ.. ar twee sltlemah the hie .inured mag go be sag pert arse.l. r a m. a exma Meats Al menthe etbeir last birtlteday an allowed ....p.c.. acnoneem In 11w prelo.llll. ribit Md. s. )1 , r r:cers the 344 December, &al parties 4WD, . 10 A : TS . tam doe soli bare the advantage of ea tetra y 6.61 11 10 ‘ Dom le .4 the mats .I divided, al tbs. eod of retry the , fle ..b.4rtil. At tbr Ana dielsicas to the mad at IS A, the = n t„ ..is 11.11.1.11 d stow de pw wet 0111 the poise. l•wd. r „,,,. ",. A, mid up la ose eon, wla • United ember of "pat. .1 tenek • • wavihm . cum r- LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. The Royal Mail steam-ship Africa, Harrison, com mander, was telegraphed off Holyhead, at half-past ten this morning. She would arrive at Liverpool about five o'clock, with four days' later news from all parts of the United States and British America than previously received per the Arctic. rejected Ad dearly yOrt told C _ Oplisegir. paid We 411011111114101Bff i toitiltet riii.4 of &hew, coosplezios, who aff .: rt... a. ...d. of ...new .1 sweet. ‘ll3 OM Ow MIX. ..° SAL ID. .li Iwo imlslllo4 lAA preisilsess. laws Or ....f .. Inmli sirs sail Amp simigesse pm se bul l.. .2 g. p ....... t .10. t ad al llio wilisss spade will a i-r 4.1 , 111 lg. 11.0. me. al the di. nistowt ssinswis Els .... 1,..i......nn, .n 4 snider taw mot MOO Mit awn 0 ft...... s i ...I p:.. an It. make applimiss we AWN Ow& Awl. u•' lira*, sal awl a memo ...id d e w, , ... ifs i .r.is ws4=- 11 11= 1 :14 44. N. swl Kid ~.. ....www—lts este "Assitsses• Ifulglse ow as dr w t .: a ..o. oddly A- 11111 4 4 LAND awl W% 1114 aim. 1 . ... 0.1 be di essisiow sr• • Psellsmiss. --- THF: DAILY NEWS. I .adiga *weft IP•per, piles AL s p. . ~y... ttw MILT SEMI kstO..M of tbo LI. t o g r,... . .t a Jams. edeetetke kw eveloweet lies bisedhot seer, I. • ael ad predated dam Weedier yeleismi, mist. til "I ' tei 'she dee flowed liewth-le Jet ekeiney of ile th i p o., s. e,.... to J. work. truthful. wed ineyealki !brew lie g... ......... wed sa ibr eyed reessetibeed emeweekil Is. .• Innl lo the City . Lageay, sled fiessemy • Arlike. , .• eirmill , ...l. rel. .6 ..,. sn Tr ,etAiliPlllo af Melia Ikea walker peer usnoss,.. , ..,I, nowt of P•petiee Is tee Isar INV sem -liar •• lII* call daily Make Up" wilb b. prime, ekkbed • ) • bog*. 711... e dee:•••• ~. e I en feLlra ea ILL IL SOT PIM bulks the oroh 'it ...Ir. awl hes Weep eeStieW. OPUS las alma@ diaaremil • ...wig...Lent& ye.-.... I.ii, Neer le itente by ibe lift Mete If Ma gooe.ps Ong i, 11., 'mu IVo. to tat Lass Waft 110/IPW" by *lb I et', be wee te•l 11%.• pipe (kw mewl by kore Owe ekltear. '. dla Itee yews braise ogm eldest wiekkikets lisisibilteL amps ewe& ibesen..llst.nswie ....- 111e.........-.... 111.111 ilee.tra now ....- ....... ... 1 7:2...... ........ .95 0.3 1m...." ti.eau. -- l7Ol l.leLnee hilt I %ewe UP swwww.l wsielseme of Me l = yieue l leiVe hie igibist treluty ospeetwill lii • w Abe • tisk lime k Ike yeiep all sren: the Leeks worides mere • Few* ihr eel kr is ig n eeseed sad • leers& ism -wpm wattle wiriet. am lebendro WWI is eleasty ilto ts ph • t.we d SNOW t Needy, eel Jo .toed blebse erniatiat a em. mowiedl day .ow.l sad Ida Jo WPM mow, . r dkeribennes -ewe r umt • nate •-•iialead by de., ewe. tie pdlesel won the ....coach web No Lineage." To be orb ewlise say ilwalisrier or Alow•wee la Jo bleed= ; et st Wiese. to. liwilleew.4triet, Fieriderwt. Leeds. SECOND EDITION of ES y SIITig, x. lamitea.T. /I,Pse Vault Fels,. sad " la Jo firm, sod *lll leveed, la• kw Asp. IN BELGIUM AVillf young The arranged that ' Charlie,. _ ..raid pay a residing in the adjacent village of Sollityde. Her brother Baptists went to that village to meet her, but though be waited till eleven o'clock at night she did not appear. On returning home he found to his sur prise that she was not there. Her parents and family were greatly alarmed, and at daybreak commenced • search after her in all directions, but nothing could be seen or heard of her. At length one of her heathen, • little be named Joseph, went to a pond to see if she were there.lle met Barak who told him that instead of going to the pond he ought to go to • road near a brook in • field of wheat. The boy went there ' and found his sister quite dead, lying on her back. Her face was covered with her apron, but her cap end a pocket handkerchief were taken away, and her deem we. in disorder ; her prayer book wee also missing. The authorities of the vil lage nameapanied by • medical man, went b the spot, cell perceived from bruises se elerceseed's per son sod odor einnustanees that a criminal as sault bad bowl MEMlllsted on her. The prisoner has ado a toll soolawasa. "It was I," he said, " who did tholes. wad I did so because she cussed ow." To be wand by soy tow is, it seems, considered a terrible dims by the w..........- try; but there was no reason to soy. Nan Net the had don* anything of the kind. "1 wee hi Bete " yseitiensan in coatiased, " when I saw Framed, dada olosd patb. I said to myself, ' Ali, Dew I will sdi bar fka as empisaftir of what she has said did do, ftMilo lees oft oy satisfactorily I will straight boo: ~ . her, and a sked her why she bad told her dad dads bad coned me. She said she would not dose =wbaroopos I seised her by the shoulders, threw her sod kook so bor. the cried out, sad I then seized doby the proud it tightly, and in • few minutes woo dead. lelbu I saw her deed, I dragged she body to the place where it was found." He subsequently i repented this waterloo, with more details, end admitted having taken the girl's ribbon, cap, and Prayer-book. When interrogated by the court, he again repeated the nabotanee of the confession, and ho created great horror by Amin by gestures how be bad seized the girl, bow she had resisted, and how he had murdered her. Bat he &- Med that he had euninltted • criminal smash on her. The President, however, observed that the marks on her per son left no doubt of the fact ; whereupon he said, " I did sot do it ; if I had, I would certainly tell you." After the examination of the witnesses and the pleading, the jury de clared him " Oailty," and the court condemned hint to .. .. ....... - -_ . . a:-dl! lil 6 i4i ._ EXTRAORDINARY MURDER IN BELGIU3 i t , Some sensation has been excited in Brussels 1 the trial before the Court of Assizes of that city of ,• . W .. ' Flemish peasant named Beret, on the charge of havii committed a rape on and murdered and robbed a youi iI ll n . . . .I' accused, who is about 37 years of age, was employed I i' 11 i: 1 =pas..... ; the father of the deceased se a labourer on his Gum. I conceived a violent passion for her, but she entertained i I ' 1 liking for him, and avoided his society ma much as possibl j 1 When she spoke to or danced with any of the young MI ' . •••••••=---- 1 rn ; I id' sti - of the village, be manifested great jealousy. and ma thea owe oomplaised to his friends that she reject' him bemuse ha wan poor, but that she would dear ra v fil ai r e lt. • young_ sir, named Opbsasen, paid b - ""4-..... 9 e to Issnundlitia. - Ow day, when he wu toldrttey cud la 4lllrlgemb lANY to FAMILIES FURNISIIINO • kerns's''', he mid, "Thu sort of thing can't se ea! • ROBN with eirownior.— AV antlitt THREE , nest atop it ! 1 have got gist into my head , and suit ati ... I ‘ , ll gggimig!, gßigulegy guguigg gy it-! " and he drank to exact evidently to dries away tl • 1 ... ivinto... ("iron. bvilital.#avo. and t* Amon re " thoughts that oppressed him. On Sunday, the 25th Jo iiii•ruppits 11.1 V 41S, if asa Si, ia.ieva•v-iraildiap. last, Francois. left home at about nine o'ekdi in the mon ntisia6. Idioms" smut asd • list of Pr*" sent Peet ins to go to thatch, and after ehurelOt was arranged th oho should pay a visit to abrother-in : lawnanurd Charlie Blooms! Mum wow FLO.TWIS BATTLE d WAT N EttOO; with Life **lmamtroplem. Obrear, Ilmtnied with N to 800 hew. 44, ILA. lass Illotortiol Mop SIM Mod t, oar roomed 1. 7 Sissy Ha, Waged Plaool MS, • IWO .7r4 num Iletd to IM, sod Two Itaorosio hisoo tolds Issodlobly tow the 8010. A oreploie LSI of dim, Moro os. mod Is thee sdpien, Ist! so ACMES& el Billed omd waned. I MS Ow ',low taming nowt. Toe moo of istiorpoosh Ms/, S. rib 000piatiog the wok Is ports nay be W op► est sky. L. Booth, netts-went, terusadyiew. DUTIES ON MANUFACTURES. ALTERATION OF PORTUGUESE IMPORT The following is s translation sent to the Coln wero 4 A•encietinns and to the Chambers of Commerce thrituti-ot the hi:lesion:, by the Lords Committee of the Privy C uneil for Trade, of a Portuguese decree relative to the i te n.. e i thane to be paid on mixed teatime of silk sad Mk: sub...tame: - EFFARTWINT OF FINANCE. " Considering t h at Is the ersestisa of the role estab lished by he 3rd article of the decree of the lfith August last, for tie chars:lce of mixed features, some difficulties have sp: r iri d which it is very neceassry fro remove, consi dering that the notional industry in those textures may be affected by the introduction of foreign tinctures, which la (ore the decree were charm, e at our custom-housee, and having consulted the C003191..1 , 011 for the r, ri•ion of the tariff, to whose opinion I hare cse,l mu .1, I am pleased to decree as follows: I.—Mixed textures in which either all the thre.6 ,4 • t the warp or 311 •he threads of the woof are of silk, shall ray t • duties established epos similar tea ttres tom lard solely of silk. " Art e.. 2 —Kissel fosterer, in which one half or more of the threads of the warp or of the woof ore of silk, and the rem threads of some other sabst.toce, shall pay a duty mesposed of nee half the duties on similsr lettere, m 64e entirely of silk, and one half the duties established on smutse teatimes made of the other substsace which pays the hie " Article 3 —Mixed textures, in which less than one half the the. ...Is of the warp or at the woof are of silk, and the rrinsmiler of some other substance, shall pay a duty' one fourth part of the duties established on similar t.sturee romp seal entirely of ek, and three-fourths 01 t., 0010161.11.1 on 114L:lial" (.3/14.1•116f the otli“ *Oman,. irliat the highest duties. " Avicl.4.—Teaturee, of whatever matter, having a mister. of told or silver, shall pay, besides the duties d upn. Matures, 21 per rent. more upon the prin cipal duly. Should the gold or silver be false ,this aug mentation of duty shall not take plate. °Article d.—The third article of the decree of the 18th of al2OllO. ISM, and all other legislation to the contrary, are revoked. "Ankle 6.—The government will render en account to the Cone., at their next ousting, of the measures eon. tamed is the present decree. " Pel•rr of Neeesridades, Nov. 4, 1812." Siene4 by the Queen, sad esentersigned by all the Maude's. DEATH OF I.IErri:NANT-GENZRAI. WENTB3.—On Satord.y evening this distinguished officer expired at his res-den. 4., Cumberland Lodge, in Windsor Oreat Park, alter a .onaerinir and distressing illness. The melancholy went, a'though lone repotted, has cast • gloom over the newo'eurbood of Windsor, where the gallant deceased was • nr; noon and oi universally respictrd. The military care., oi Gemmel Weeny** extended over more than forty yesw. Ile took pert in the l'eninviler war, having bsea pre vein ,t tne enpagement of Fuentes d'Osor, on the 6th of 11 ay, I'll. for which he received the silver medal grunted son. rto r general order of the let of June, 1547. On the loth of April, Psso, he was gm:cited Colon 4 in . ..Net of the 9:led Ilia hlaaden. By his death the coloneley of the 93rd brim. nt IB placed at the disposal of Lord llardinge. hit Kt sirWELLINOToS.—Annt her circumstance is ri hen to the lobe has been told me, and, though I cannot vouch for it, 1141?,11"Sty, I think it worth easamisal• citing. boning at the old (loom Charlotte's table, on his return in Pill fr.rn the Peninsular campaigns, be hap pened t , . be plat, , 1 nest to the Doke et Clarence, out felon toren inn, who olwerved to his mother " that on entering the pc. of Cork, while in the naval prefemion, in 1787, an escort ol 'vinous , awaited to conduct him to the city, oem lamsdcd by a podia officer, whom be was then happy to lad witted beside himself, a royal guest, divested with all the diwincti,n• which merit could carry nr power 'widow." llow far the stiorment may accord with the dates and station of the duke's eervices I have not at this NIONIRBt the moan. of afterburner, but the prime's visit to this city at the mntioned period, and the honours paid hum, call adroit of no doette—Front N 4 said Chierk 8 . Gt)i.l) 11 10 4 i1, 1 6%.—Yesterday, six aesmen !arrived at de Sailors' Borer, Welts-street, brinsing with the. Inns- 041 duet, asv.untiar in value to 2,5001., the _rodeo* Of their labour et the A.atralian gold d.priap• The_ .1 1 •• ono of melting sad on4ing was forwarded for them WOW the inowsraeutality of the °J' eers of tiot institutiaw, and the full value procured from the Bank of Yagland. The Ewa are mow ',tinning to their hoar*, and than large MM. veal he seat to meet them without any risk or &doer lieu. In the old days of sailors' lodging houses them soiu•ny woad hue rum hobs almost ammustiag to certmintg of tebbery. MINES. SATIIIIDAT Ev IMMO. A moderately active and steady business has been dam to-day in Mining stocks, but without any mate rial alteration in prices, with the exception of Great Wheal Alfred shares, which close buyers at 40, being an advance of 71. during the week. The prices at which actual sales have been concluded are thus re paled by the most respectable dealers and brokers, but due allowance must be made for the " martin," which in this market is very wide:—Great Wheal Alfred, 391, 40; Kilbricken, 5,1, 1; Trelawney, 47, 1; Alfred Consols, 131, : Bt. Day United Mines, 21; United Mines, 760; Wheal Buller, 800, 805; South Basset, 515, 520; Wheal Cupid, 71, 8; Nortk Basset, 10, 101; West Buret, 61, 7; South Tolgus, 195, 1971; Dolcoath, 58; West Caradon, 202 205 ; West Wheal Alfred, 41; West Providence, 5.5, 561; Wheal Golden, 41 5 ; Bedford United, 91, ; Gonarnena, 47 ; North Wheal Trelawney, 61 ; East Russell, 5 ; Union Tin, 25; Great Crinnis, 225. 6d. ; Linares, 4,4: ; Linares (preference), 51, I. An exceedingly active business was again done in the shares of the gold mining companies to-day, and great excitement continues to pervade the market. In the afternoon there was a little reaction, but after the official hours priors recovered and closed with much firmness. Liberty shares were the only ex ception, being lower. In other foreign mines there was no decided feature. The nonofficial quotations are as follows:—Car berry West, par to a prem. ; Connemara. 1 to prem. ; Gleoaulin, ato prem. ; Kenmare, /to prem. THIS DAY.—TA o o'CLocc The gold mining shares are very firm to-day, and priers are still ascending, a large business being in West Mariposa, Colonial Gold, and Port rl c trlires show the advance most sensibly. . Other foreign mines remain quiet. Ours Orem Piro aolis Re. Pure. Mona 9114. Ma 1 001 l I Fria ll 10 00, 0,400 4ailo Collturoir ell 4 • 15,1110 41 bream ....... .„ IS 10,149 roloorlas • 11l 141 • II • 11,449 14 • I • • IMAM 1 Ammar Mosher PI IMo per 1 iff 64,110 I rolsora Car4illors all To 4 &moll I ilve Marr all 1 7 1 100001 I Briar *aware Gold MAN 411 MUM Ina LA I ISMS 14 rraaLLloop,lia.etll.poo. 141 3 4 S AN Do.OloroaadCabila al 11 5 ,414 34 IL Pro 100 l Noy — 30 34l SI 310.0011 1 Crooolo CNA ,d I Po' 7 I UAW fa Wee Owlet 1111 41 47 7 100,0011 1 (AP ... I If If ,or 1 14 ....» Copra. . tag. aiiire As 44 KM 5.,019 owes, weeeietiTh7,. 72006 OrmA Wee, efaedea 11.90 Orr all 14 1 I pa 0•C Üborty pp 0.0111 Lar Ilatrat.. 1 dlo Kobe lAa.liCsa3or.O.Mia.llO. as • die 10.1,000 llarlorta 9.1,1199 I arra& lbairrooloos 9 2.0',r0. New Orardo *NON Norm anode »...... all I Id pp I 5 ,, .1140 Port Polly 1 1 14 pot 24 d 611., 00 QWWIS Met ....... 41. par 10,04 • ► : - sow Poo ...... 19 31 10 W., New d *attar de I'ol4 *o4 131 :44 30,00,, • 1 "faith arrallao I pat` pm If 13,00 10 fin ( et 1.3,174 3e.361 Vadat )(MIMI ..... all 7, I 11 Mr, I woo 110npoos... 1 140 ^r. I Tar The following are this day's twice, for the account: Colas's! Gold, 3+; Liberty, 2i ; Mariquitt, 13; New Oran.da, 14; Nevem' Meade, 24; rest Philip, 11; West The following are this day', Culnogid 04.141, 2j; Liberty, 21; °rentals, 11; Nov... Meade, 2j ; Muir-es, 11• _ TWANCII RAILWAY Tll.49OlC.—Te. following An the teat (Own* of ate rma rewipt• of lb. ortad4al Preach rallysys : tfeetworao.-1 7 ww No.. 11 to Noy. reweeitery, 213,61 W. rub. 190,6972 ; total, Roam —Plow Nor. 1410 Nov. 20: Pionsion, (9,473 f.; row, 90,010 L. 10104. 1114,6431. gi,,,AA—lffara No.. 14 lo Nov. 76: Panoopro, 15.7211 f.; soak. 410/11.. lala4 el,r 4 f. OWAAt. •00 SaLore Urfa --hem sew. 14 to Noy. 20: Pal. empal.lll,Y.9'.; radii ; 1146%.1!. total. 3141,30 Cf. Ilmaunrao.—Pois New !! te ?fee. I 7 ; termer., 1et, 4 024 ; pens MAW ; total, , 111.1t2t. &m.o.—From Poo. II lo say. 14: Parengsm 24,144 f.; rods, 31,4114; MEI $1,11.77. lenonalov.—lerom Now. 11 to Nov. I? : Pootrogoto, 9.C.37f..; goods, 11,13311. ; 40e4. 11.111011. 1.1.1411111 M Nov. 1410 Now. 20: Promo. 165,7481.; goo* 171,11:31.: Soo; 3 4 6 . Womo=o.— Iron No.. 13 to Nov. II t Prewinee. %OW ; ma, NOOK; 91,111 L Great buoyancy prevails In the railway market to-day, simultaneously with the settlement of the account, which is progressing well. The rates of continuation generally rule higher, in some ewes considerably so. i lel Pa be M_ .. 7 , Llaw(11:1 44 1)... Uo.ora 641•4154 . q 111 tiorthantof Praria. . 33 • all D 0.141.3 porah oar a.aaninisnad 134 Ns ei xsAnskiirruk rf.... II Moretted 1144444az .. -- IS rah Nag e s .. 174 111 pa le Preload .. .. 66 all SO 173444•11 ... .. 35 40 II Paris esl 115544-.• .. 34 14 , 4 Par 44.055305110 . Moron 6 31 pm 11 emir ad 1114%ateritt .. Pm 16 Mims sol lime ... . fil 6 4 r imam 1551 Uwe.„ .. II II 2s. Upsne baser* .—._ 4 gan 4 all *so Piaaaass ... .. 6 64 3 5 worm,' of p ow ... .. 94 10 4 um The following ans this day's sales for thk OADIIIAZY SHAN= AND *TOM. Aberdeen, 33 24 $4; Catedosian, 681 74 81 ; Chester end Holyhead, 261 ; East Anglian (£26 L. & E. and L. & D). 61'; Eastern Counties, 131 4 ; East Lancashire, 804 I Edinburgh. Perth, and Dundee, 32 4; Great Northern 874 Ditto B Btoek, 124 ; Great Southern and Western (Imo land), 105 ; Great Western, 971 Lancashire and Yorksklas. 89/ 4; Leeds Northern, 181 i 4; London and B 96 4 ; London and North NV eatern, 1281 9 ; Lass i tllam eali n South Western, 96 7; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lismolise shire, 33a Midland, sot 4 1; Do. Birm. and Derby, 48 41 Norfolk, :601 491 ; Noah British, 421 1 4 14 3; North fltaffirdshire, 134 f • North Western, 94; Oxford. W 41- ' Wr' '-- - - ' Scottish ^- "1 40 sid i mount: /HANG AND STOCKS moumuurnano. Cada( prime Salm t0.. 1 47 OD Bh. Pd. , llan.mare. latarfty. Ito 3 p.ialloray IL NO %Imam .. ... . $1 II N 94 Amen.. Neegir.. Ilme ledJoatilat 11 4 1 04 131 all Una.W•18.11111111111411a le 10 1 11 at &rim, laskAam. ho $ 1. 418 01 all Do.CImIIIIIBI6IIIIIIOLC 21 3 1 21 ISt Da do. da. SW. 8 91 die I. 190 11M1118M11084 ... lOl 1 .. 10 110 94 St. 1 1 . 1 0 OsSaimin . . . 67 es U ts 7 M all amide iml UC11 . 78•11 . $ll 134 10 al. Cork mil Wes . 174 Illi 114 30 4'. DaUllima 941114dihe 8 141. 21 all Demise fremalaker dem lmellset _.„ 8 9 LI an NON Melba (1113 L. & A sad L. &Di 2 2 . is an Da. (AU 11. irill:j 4li I 10 h Lem Omaha ... . 121 14 31 all Eames Dale% Cam A OMB 11.11 2 111.3 , _ 9 } 1 0 &I SII ire time • mad 011 et. 6g 1 St 1119 Odlallmili MI Gliz i wlf . o r' ll* i. 100 ltdMimpli. 80 81 8 6.. IN (hippo &ONO II 10 St. IN Ow e mumbrihrea ...12 O3 87 64 ILIN [99A.119 49 11 11 301 N 11a. Mem &JIM* 111 124 111 St. IN asiWass.(lm. 104 103 101 a 100 0,4111 Willi.. .. 961 07 9'4 61 II 11 UM INN lholera . 61 7 N all II mortar arl Cu Loh 99 NI 8111 111 . Da Ibloia ... II IS I= M. 100 Lamadie mil Terlehlr U u 4 Ag ii 9 87 II Da. 1111118 11 Il k Ms 12 14 HI Do. 1710111111 a. 8 . Telao 31 3 „ N all Loeb Modem .. l7l ill 17j It 114 114 Loadessed Ileinroll_ . 9 94 91 II $ Laa,Tlibusy,l9lll99699l I 6pm St 100 Lem, 1/818Mia.&1 1 1. Ore 107 i 1461 1091 81 St 100 leteka & 119186.91446 a. IEI 117 1371 6 IS 13 Da Was 1 41 ma 10 1 De./1041439.eaThiltte If 24 „ 91. 100 Loathe & Ihralh.Woolon 91 96 93 10 111 Da. 130 ... .„ . 3 I dim 40 IA 14 Do. SO IS 2 de U all loadoadeary Ir - ibiialae 10 131 16 all Loadredrmat Vaatalalles 201 1 2111 I St. PM llea.,,lll.l.,eLJneolvili $1 $3 134 84 41 Do. a.fs WM Ueios. 44 1 Alis St 100 Nam' . . . 791 191 7 9 1 se e It. PM Da 111re.M4 . 1 Dre . ity 44 a IS 171 1114.0tWiet(Ire.jteharee ML IN lemerhe ... 10 U 16 14 Nerport. Abergamaar oril Elinibrd ... .. 81 21 de N 71 Newry mod Eaaleesillaa 3 31 St 480 Sera& . .„ 49 II 101 11 li MANI; :: ... Bl 71 7k 7 de. IN Sieeth SINN 4l 43 41 3 16 13 North Deem Na I. ea 61 dl. 11 an Da 1 A Deferral 3l 21 11 0 i De 111 Deemed 1 dl 30 111tNerlii Ilmartear... 44 5 dui 124 1 20 fill 'North Weems 9l .. la 81 N. S. War oraJoar Si aS pm U. 100 (2. d. Wore., h Weer. 33 44 144 It 100 .00tush Cenral ... It 100 aertlieh 111141•01 611 66 St. MI dirowt. & elm. else A 47 89 47 It UV Do. L.lol.W.Guar.ll4ll 74 NI 78 10 8 derewerszy & nerefer4 11 1 die 1111 all Aarert.bury sad Cameo Ole. W. 1114.) „. 111 all Do. Dew ... „ IS 191 10 IP Do. Oswerey ... „. 111 drregeldre Uses ... 14 18 41 Ilialli Dean .„ ... „. 14 33 31 34 It. IN 14018 bolero ... ... 14 NI eleadtWelee . 401 1 41 10 13 NW& Torlehilikr . MDO . li 1$ 3/ 11 _ _ _ —ISM Am .41 a N 14 Thimodloreallodiallel. 2 71 10 II Vale of Math .. -. 10 all wasuliedl sad 1911119•99 9 SI Nail Walichod NM lAlarleit 2ll 291 10 1.1 Mem Osrawall ... ID all NM London .. ... 111 .21e. Whabadea sad Olveloo 2 li ma &IWu 19 ork,llemeetlellaterat. It 744 771 76 1 M /10 Do. do. Ilatemem N 10 De.O.N.l.Parelme 21 f „ St. IN fork .ad North )1)41.4 6/4 611 11 4 81 RIN'tAIJI. -41; vent. .7mT w. 77":5:7.11.77 . m i ti 1 1 4 .7 ia ;ii ti ; r 16i Co -ila Z t ie . ifi l ic ar7 i i TKE Et' 'iiii 7 ::ll;4 s i.. sakes. Imm,affiker. hm 111 fl Ms Edinburgh. li Pertn, and Dundee, 32 4; Great No r ma% ris 97 ; uo.ClimMffirk.99l949ll.o e 1 m De. am iM. .. a 20 490 Ditto B Stock, 124; Great Southern and Western (Ire. 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(71. 17L) 7 per CL el 1964.09e.1iata..1 pe„Pul q DUD b O.. 1$ Do. Ilser 6 per Cant. Meek; 10 sep6, Beal.Vrie•Ar er p i t t p.Ct • Idiab ead Dmiele, 11 pre IMO Great Se rsberss per Dent 190 Do. 6 per errm tlrlp, Is. deweble at 10 pAL pee 01.6166WeatretIrliglalas 6 OWeaLSks &Umtata kre Itte OLWaelers, Anal 41 pat. I Letemeldre *Tole 17 1 109 DLO° 1 pry torteleet , 190 , tor a lirich.olaw.. pint 1106 IMe Ow Ow. pe. Ct. S ;lAo.4ll46Werafts.Tleds IS lasindleery &Cater. limb an 'taadarnanyfataalli.pb 1$ illaaJlttlaae.ees.trel IP I 0tt.1166 ate „. . I /11 „. • ell 111erp De. p. Oarlkie. 4p CL ere Dia, so. N pCt. leo 1411WIDeee.let./sn.„p.et I DIM Peellarme I. Seddi Islesikee . aft 110. Oeseriesd s 4 ram et all De.W=llalley 3 pet MOM\ ell Sera 1110•10661" . re -oWwWerseek,r, and ...11.11per ant 11 OIL* Ole dl.so • liarearL/Odiesateetwfw. 10 Ilfreesialiaddespior.W. Wla.l 6 per . 10 Ds. e pert Cast ti rdeettk Dere* Ditto New all mouth !Arm (Raul*: , Ana.) of .1:1.11.b all lllYotkahlrelprret.oo6r 'Waterford * Allktooy IQO ITazt :N tfewat.l i ti ; : Orr 7 re lots. L 460, ." _ _ H $ ;11iirtie Lastern lentil .1 1. , 'Llsarleroa sal 4.4.14.414.4. Oljaa sad limaesuis a Data liktniab Omit 14,1144 4 (head Juiction Print. 10e 01..Weit.olTiutoisOthare. Lammaltaese ..„ I. Dm (Always') 44111=rd Avirima ft Marie /1.41444... MONEY MARKET. BATIIRDAT ETNICINO. The English stock market to-day was sensibly stronger, and closed with great firmness. Consols ruled at 1011 to /„, both for money and the account of the 9th December, being N higher than they left &yesterday ; and after the official close the time price was rather stronger again at 1011 to 1. The other government stocks were similarly affected, although business as usual on the last day of the week, when the Hebrew and many other members are absent, was quiet. The offi ial report embraces: —Three per Cent. Console, for money 101', ; do., for account, 1011. Three per Cent. lieduced, 1001, 1, /. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 41, 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16. Bank Stock, 2231, 223. There was more demand for Exchequer Bills to day, and prices are looking up again. Tho March bills closed 71s. to 74.. prom., 72e. prem. being even realised by a seller of the smaller sizes. The June issue was transacted at 70e., 735., and 71s. prem. India Bonds were purchased at 83s. prem. The foreign securities remain almost stationary in •• ice, but Turkish scrip was again flatter. The tone • •pted by the ministerial party in adverting to this • • negotiation is regarded as discouraging, and gives occasion to much angry . comment on the part Lthe holders. The expression of the intentions of Ottoman Porte is awaited with quietude, h somewhat impatiently, but there is a strong ition amongst the bondholders to adopt every Mane that may frustrate any attempt to ignore their Aim to compensation. Portuguese bonds are firmer, ii the hope that the recent decision of the Stock Fgehangs with reference to the projected Central Pltainsular Railway of Portugal may induce that gewernment to give the rights of the bondholders more consideration. Other stocks are generally steady . , and Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are still rising. Sales are thus marked :—Belgian Four r Cents., 99, 4 (exchange, 25f.) Bra- Old ive l p/ Cents., 1011; ditto New Four - • Ce s., 1852, 97, 1. Chili= Six per Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 661, 651 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 971, 97. Mexican Three per Cents., 24/, / Portuguese Con verted Four per Cent., 381. Russian Five per Cents., 1181 ; ditto Four-and-a. Half per Cent., 104/ 1. Sa r dinian Five per Cents., 99/, 100. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 52; ditto Passive (Converted), 61; the Committee's Certif., 31, 31 per cent. Swedish Mortgage Loan,ll die. Turkish Six per Cents., 21, 1, 1 prem. Venezuela Three-and-a- Half per Cents., 41. The miscellaneous share business of the day in cludes :—Bank of Australasia, at 71; English, Scot tish, and Australian Bank, 41, ; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 41, ; Provincial Bank of Ire land, 471; Electric Telegraph of Ireland, 11 ; General Screw Steam Shipping, 591, 59. All the Australian banks, both old and newly established, are in strong demand at decidedly rising prices. Indeed, shares of every description in any way connected with Australia are being eagerly sought for, it being eon sidered that, in the altered circumstances of those colonies, many securities formerly in disrepute must turn out valuable investments. Oar detailed list of the quotations current for shares in new undertakings not yet officially quoted is as follows: Beziers and Onuses sac Raftway,ll to 1; prem. ; Bordeaux and Cette Rail way, 6 to 51 prem. •, Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail way (a settling day for which is expected to be shortly appointed), / to 1 prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, 1 to 1 prem. ; Western Railway of Swit zerland, 1 to 11 pram. ; French South-Eastern Railway, 1 to 11 prom.; Wimbledon and Croydon Railway, 21 to 21 prem. • Danish Zealand Railway, 11 to la prem.; LOte C onstance and Basle Railway, Ito prem. ; Orleans and Epernay Railway, Ito 1 prem.; Magdalena Steam, / to 1 prem.; Ebro Canal, 13 to 2 prem. ; North of Europe Steam, 1 die. to par; Isle of Wight Railway, die. to 1 prem. • Bank of India, Australia, and China, 11 to 13 prem., being a decided advance; Chiriqui Road, 1 to prom.; French Crystal Palace, 3 to 1 prem. The length to which our list of new associations has attained attests the activity of joint-stock enterprise, to which we hare on several occasions drawn attention. All these new projects, it must be remembered, are drawing sums of more or less magnitude from our market. It is, however, satisfactory to see that up to the present time the projects brought forward are generally of a very utihtarian character. The imports of the precious metals this week have consisted almost entirely of Australian gold, the fall in the exchange at Now York on London having rendered shipments from that side unprofitable, whilst nothing has come in from the West Indies. Our list includes 27,761 ounces of gold by the Pel ham, and 5,078 ounces by the Cornelia, both from Sydney; BOO ounces of gold by the Forerunner, from Afr ica; 15,000 dole. by the Niagara, from New York; and 1,0171. by the Tagus, from Lisbon. We are also advised this afternoon of the arrival of the Andromache from Melbourne, which port she left on the 14th of July, with 42,051 ounces of gold. The total imports of the week may thus be stated, valuing the Australian produce at the Mint standard, at about 303,0001. _ The statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thurs day, is thus rendered by the Custom House authori ties: Silver coin—to Ceylon, Mauritius, &c., 143,864 ounces; to the Cape of Good Hope and Bombay, 0,000 oz.; to Belgium, 3,000 oz. Silver ban—to the Cape and Bombay, 62,067 oz. Gold coin : to tho Mauritius, 760 oz.; to Ceylon, Mauri tius, &c., 3,449 oz.; to the Cape and Bombay, 3,000 oz. ; to Hamburg, 16,450 oz. Gold bare, to Ham burg, 3,000 oz. Gold and silver coin, to the Mauri tius, Ceylon, &c., 311. Bullion, to Hamburg, 2,600 oz. We have here a total of 203,931 ounces of silver, and 26,749 ounces of gold, besides a further small amount of both metals indiscriminately classed. The total value is nearly 160,0001. The shipments to Hamburg are larger than usual, but some 80,0001. worth of these in half imperials and bar gold are destined for St. Petersburg in liquidation of commer cial balances, as reported in the Daily News of Thursday. The shipments to eastern ports ree vded is the above custom house account, form, it should be observed, a portion of the cargo o f th e s t eame rs I Mauritius and Lauriesieh: the aggregate shipments by which were included, in anticipation of the official statement, in the summary of specie imports and exports furnished in the Daily News of last Monday. The other shipments reported to us are entirely for Australia. comprising 85,000/. in gold and 2,0001. in silver by the Arrogant for Sydney; 20,0001. in gold and 1,0001. in silver by the Sir W. Ffolkes for Sydney and Port Phillip; and 15,000!. by the Renown, for the lot named port. The total ship ments rom the kingdom are thus raised to 283,0001., and there is consequently a small balance of imports over exports. As regards the prospect of further remittances to Russia, it is not probable any more shipments will be made at present, as the exchange, by accounts just to hand, has receded to 39 d. Till the exchange rallies, these operations cannot be continued. The exchange at St. Petersburg, it may be noticed, is affected by the large transactions in corn that have for some time past been carried on, on English account, in the Odessa market. We understand the application of the Upper India Railway Company to the East India Company, has met with the reception which, from the well known obstructive tendencies of the Board of Directors, had been generally anticipated. Whilst it is well known that the construction of the line in question is recog nised by min the directors of the East India Company, the application of the railway company is answered with an intimation that they are not pre pared at present to make any further concession to Indian railway companies, the actual meaning of which is that the railway company in question, which proposes to carry out a work of vast import ance to our Indian possessions, and of pre - em inent advantage to the government itself, must resign itself to the usual amount of vexatious and useless delay before the antiquated forms in vogue in the India-house can be duly satisfied. The promoters of the railway will doubtless persevere in their application, and, if possible, ought to enlist some strong parliamentary support. At pre sent they are in a much bettor position than were the other Indian railway companies, which aro now in successful progress, as in three cases a fiat refusal was returned by the enlightened authorities, to whom the government of so many millions of our fellow-subjects is entrusted. The line of submarine telegraph proposed to be laid down from the Hague to the English coast has already been carried from the Hague to Sehevioen gen, but the wire will not be thrown across the Channel till next year, owing to the boisterous state of the weather. It is stated that the line will ter minate at Lowestoft, and not at Harwich, as at first intended. The electric telegraph between Brussels and the Hague is now in operation. The first despatch ever conveyed by this lino passed between these two points in 33 minutes. It is thus inferred that the arrangements adopted aro susceptible of improve ment. Tho amount of the railway calls falling duo in tho mouth of December is subjoined Mensal per Snare. Du. Alredy Number Dale. Paid. ''CalL" of Snares. Amount Cork and Bandon, New Preference 4 24 CI 0 0 7,00 £7,040 *Grand Innen= of Fnuse• 5 4 S 0 0 51,000 00,000 Great Pouthern end West- ern. New 201. Hereford, &we, sad Oboe -4 7I 210 0 ,750 74 a . - 13,1 21,315 ILlSarney Junction •Paris sad Lyons Bonds @Park sad Strasbourg, Ewa 10 5 5 0 0 50,000 250,000 T0ta1....._ .. ... £731,9 1 3 • The progerlton held by foreign oompanle, L .......... but the butanes - of English proprletots are not known. Rule 162 of the Stock Exchange has just been abrogated by the committee, and the subjoined tale is to be substituted : The committee will fix a settling-day for the shares of a new railway or other industrial company, and (if they see no reason to the contrary) order its quotation in the official list, on being satisfied of the bona fides of the concern, and on the fulfilment of the following conditions: That the application (which must be previously laid be fore the secretary of the railway department of the Stock Exchange, and be certified by him), be accompanied by a certificate from the secretary of the company, stating that the subscription list is lull, with the exception of such reason able amount of shares (if soy) as may be reserved for specialtul purposes : are t s hal u the be d e e n posit d on not l m ess us tta: lso tw;z certified specifically by the bankers of the company); that I the scrip, or shares, are reedy for delivery, and that no ins pediment exists to the settlement of the account. The member making the application to attend the committee on the day fixed for taking it into consideration. The committee will, notwithstanding, when they deem it expedient, fix a settling day for any new company, when the foregoing conditions have not been complied with, pro vided the scrip, or sham, be ready for delivery, and that no impediment exists to the settlement of the account ; it heing expressly understood that, when a settling day is Hoed under these circumstances, the shares of such company shall not be quoted in the official list. The secretary, in announcing to the Stock Exchange a settling day of a new company, will state in his notice whether it be fixed with, or without, the authority for its insertion in the official list. It will be seen from this new regulation that a settling day will be fixed by the house for the shares of such companies as may not have obtained two-thirds of their capital (orof the firstdeposit), hithortosostrin gently insisted on ; but that in such cases the shares will not be officially quoted. Generally this new rule, which, however, requires confirmation at a subsequent meeting of the committee, appears to be received with satisfaction by the members, as its adoption will prevent the recurrence of cases hitherto frequently noticed, in which, owing mainly to the requisite amount of capital not being paid up, deal ings in shares have stood over for settlement for years, the parties concerned, in fact, never expect ing to see a settling day appointed. All dealings between the members will now be duly brought to a settlement, whatever may be the amount of capital paid, for it cannot be supposed that the obligation to have a certain amount sub scribed for will operate as any serious difficulty, see ing how easy it is for the promoters of any new as sociation to swell the mere subscription list. The new rule will also give allottees in new companies of the class referred to power to push forward to a settlement in the Stock Exchange, as the allottees will themselves bo able to insist on the due prepara tion of the scrip or shares by the directors, and on compliance with the other few formalities required The refusal to give any official price in such cases the committee appears to consider sufficient to pre vent any undue development of speculative dealings in new shares on the part of the members. From the Railway Times we extract the following analysis of the railway traffic returns for the last week on all the hoes in the kingdom : Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received, miles open. per 1852 1851 1950 Tho same authority estimates the gross receipts for the whole kingdom since the Ist of July as follows: (firma amount No. of Average receipt received. =ilea open. per mile. 18.52 1851 1850 THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctocx. The English funds have been very quiet to-day, owing to attention being in a great measure directed to the settling in shares and foreign stocks. Stock has come to market rather more freely, and a slight i reduction in prices has consequently taken place. Consols have ruled at 1011 to for money and ac count. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark wog to 1001. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 104 ; India Stock, 277; Exchequer Bills 705., 725., 735. prem. The foreign stock business has been chiefly in con nexion with the settling. Mexican and Portuguese bonds are better, and Turkish scrip lower. Portu guese Fours mark 38 to 381; Mexican Threes, 241 to 261 ; Spanish Old Throes, .611 to 62; ditto New Stark this day Belimy last week Do. Irma Ist June arrival last week Do. from let June Prim Y. C. this day per OWL Ito. Town 59,602 1,914 46,942 9,393 70,940 47 .6d. Bk. 6d. 70,618 3,111 51,060 2,940 85,164 375. ed. 39e. 6d. ISU. 30,477 3,762 ' 49, as 12,413 59,307 041, 494.34. ----- Arrivals for tho week ending Dec. 8 last year, 3,918 casks; and delivery, 3,219 casks. The arrivals last week comprised 11,604 casks from St. Petersburg 874 from Aus tralia, and 35 from other places.—Total, 12,413 casks. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Puttenden and Smith report that the dement for Weald of Kent lope is not quite so retentive as for sometime past. Still priers are fully maintained, and there is a good trade doing in Mid and East Kent bags; the supply of fine Hops is very limited. LOCAL SNARE MARKETS. LIVZOPOOL, Nov. 27.—The market continues good, prices having an upward tendency. Th e sa l es are reporte d as follows in the committee's list :—Blackburn (late B. C. and W. Y.), preference 6 per cent., 261—Caledonian, 33 3—Chester sad Holyhead, 241—East ern C oun ti es , 12 1346 —East Lancashire, 191—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 871 — Ditto (fifth shares), 3 1.16 d.—Ditto (West Riding Union), 21 d.—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 19—London a n d North Western, 1261—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 321 I—Midland, 791—North British, 101 I—South Eastern and Dover, 24 4 1 I—York, Neweaste, and Berwick, 191 I—Ditto (Extension No. 1 a n d 2 7 61 d.—York and North Midland, 301—Sambre and Meuse, 111. MANCHBOTIIII, Nov. 27.—There was not much busi ness, but prices were quite firm. Caledonian, 321—East Lancashire, 191—Kendal and Windermere, 131—Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 88—London and North Western, 1231 —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 321—South Eastern and Dover, 241, 3.16, j. NtOIIINORAII, Nov. 27.—This market was firm to-day, and prices had an upward tendency. Shrewsbury and Bir mingham stock was done at 67 ; ditto, London and North Western guaranteed, at 75; and Stourbridge and Kidder minster Banks at 9. LENDS, Nov. 27.—There has not been a large business done on change today, but generally tht tone of th e mar k e t is good, and shares show still an upward tendency. Lan cashire and Yorkshires were done at 881—Leeds Northern'', at 18—London and North Wederns, 1231—Midlands, 791 —North British, 10—North Westerns, 91. MELANCIIOLT ACCIDENT AT GRANTON.— Fru LIVES Losr.—On Monday evening a melancholy accident happened near Wanton, resulting in the loss of five lives. It may be recollected that during the severe gale which visited the east coast on the 27th October, the barque Mar garet, of Leith, which was about to sail for Australia, broke from her moorings, and was east ashore a little to the west of the breakwater at Greaten harbour. AU at tempts to float the vessel off were ineffectual ; and it was judged expedient to unload her. Oa Monday she was so far unloaded that it was deemed advisable to endeavour to Boat her off, and preparations were accordingly made to effect this object. A number of the workmen left the vessel at the usual hour on Monday evening, but some of them stayed after the others had left, is order to enjoy a social glass "on board the vessel. They were afterwards joined by the captain of a small vessel lying in the roads. After sitting for some hours, the men prepared to leave the vessel in the small boat in which the captain of the other vessel had arrived. After all the parties, seven in number, had got into the boat, it was found that she was very deeply laden, but as the distance to the shore was not great, the men resolved to attempt to reach it. Probably the boat would have reached the shore, had not one or two of the workmen, who had drunk pretty deep during the evening, risen up in her. The effect of this was to upset her, and tha whole party were instantly strag gling in the water. Two of them managed to swim ashore ; but, owing to the darkness of the night and the confusion in which they were placed from the suddenness of the accident, the other five sank before auistance could be procured. Their bodies were recovered during the following day. Most of the men were young and un married ; but at least one has left a wife and family.—Scolo mon. _ THE METROPOLITAN BUILDING Arr.—On Satur day a bill wu printed by order of the House of Lords, further to amend the act for regulating the construction and the use of buildings in the metropolis and its neigh bourhood. The object of the 'Jill is to use the invention of Mr. Grant for conveying the noxious products of gaseous combustion and respiration through the ceilings of buildings into the external atmosphere with perfect suety from fire. It is declared expedient that the public should lie no longer deprived of the benefit of the invention. Therefore it is proposed to enact that in all buildings or dwelling houses hereafter erected under the supervision of the district eilf• veyors appointed under the above mentioned act, a fire proof tube or tubes, or foul air flue or flues be placed in the ceiling of each apartment for the purpose of the venti lation of gas and the egress of foul air. Notwithstandinft any provisions of the reeitz4 : ;.- I .i.ZFiat for whi m rs lette patent were printed to Donald Oriat may he law- Lilly used in and applied toany new or old buildings pro vided only and PO that no part of the said tubes or pipes forming part of the said apparatus shall be placed at a lees distance than two inches from any timber or other combus tible material. — TURNPIKE TRUSTS. —The Secretary of State has presented to parliament the general abstract of returns front turnpike trusts for 1860; the result is satisfactory, a com perieon with former years showing that the financial con ditioo of the turnpike trusts generally is improving, not withstanding the continued annual diminution of the re venue derived from tolls. The receipts from tolls in Eng land and North Wales for 1850 were 1,159.8401., the ex penditure 1,168,6391., the bonded debt 6,238,4 M; the un paid interest 1,674,6801. EXPR Ess - _ - 11:1d NtlSAi:its) r 1 THE LATEST FOREION EXCHANGES. BERLIN. Nov. 26.—Voluntary Loan, 1014 ; New Loan Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1031; Ditto (1852), 1031; National Debt, 94; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, 148; Bank Shares, 1081. VIENNA, Nov. 20.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 94:-. New Loan (Series A), 91; (Series Ii), 110 i. Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 84:. Bank Shares, 1,336. Exchange on London, 11.29. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Our market was only moderately supplied with English Wheat this morning, and it was speedily cleared off at en advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter upon the rates of Monday last. Foreign Wheat was generally held fer a like improve ment. Barrel Flour must be noted 6d. to Is. dearer—but in other descriptions there was no alteration. Picked samples of malting Barley maintained their value. In Beans and Peas but few transactions, and no change in value. ARM VAILB INTO LONIiON PROM 92nd NOV. to 27th NOV. w.. Z0v11.41. Scotch. blob. Ontotoo. Vf10at......„ 2447 95571 Barley 1173 I 2144 I 121 1 1 3473 715t5...... ll9 8711 117 1 1 11193 Malt ..... floor. .27511 auks. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The private contract markets have generally been inactive to-day, but there is an improved demand fur Tea, and some parcels of common Congou have been bought to-day on spe culative account at 91d. per lb. OlL9.—Seal, pale, 3.51. 10s. to 361. ; straw, 34/. to 361. ; brown, 331. to 331. 10r. ; sperm, 86'. to 871. ; bend matter. 871. to 881. ; cod, 311. ; South Sea, 331. to 38/. ; Olive Gallipoli, 641. 10s. to 651. ; Spanish and Sicily, 521. to 631. Os.; palm, 331. to 341. ; cocoa nut, 361. to 391.; seed, rape, pale, 341, to 341. 101. ; linseed, 29/. 10s. to 291. 15s. The public sales declared for to-morrow are :—Sugar: 200 lak. Bardadoes, 7,000 bags Mauritius, 2,000 bags Ika gal, and 1,500 bags Madras. Coffee: 1.10 casks Plantation Ceylon, and 500 bags East India. Saltpetre: 800 bags. SMITHFIELD MAKKET.—THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is considerably larger; however, trade is cheerful for the choicest qualities at scarcely any abatement. The weather being more favourable, a fair cl is effected. The supply of Sheep is about the same as of late ; trade Is slow, hut there is very little altera tion in the quotations. Good Calves are readily disposed of at fully late rates. Our foreign supply consists of 666 Beasts, 3960 Sheep, and 200 Calves; from Scotland 380 Beasts ; and 3,600 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Der stow et alba 5. d. I rat sWoff ut g,t, 5. .U. Beg Seals, Ilertford... 3 4 C lkot Dan. 111.-Nla Oh 0 0 Used eibott.horns ............3 6 1 8 last Lag-wools .....3 10 4 &twat quaUty BMW.. 2I 3 2 Do. do. short, FlwCalve. 3 4 4 4 1 D m 0.40. bison 0 0 0 6 tiat.hmlo 444 I I lambs_ . . ~ 0 0 0 Ileant. at Mina, 6213; 600t0 sad 'anti* * . 35:536 . : * Dap.. 2 331 nit. 230. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm, both on the spot and for delivery, with a considerable demand from the trade. Town Tallow is quoted 475. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 47s 3d. to 475. 6d. ; all this year, 472.3 d. 475. 6d.; January to March, (1853), 48a. 3d.; October to December (1859), 446.6 d. OP TALLOW. PM. 11131. 109 111 ea 14 H I 5 se 7 107 •