The Express. — London, England, 1853-12-03 00:00:00

tt 47xprt“ LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1853. [THREEPENCE MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVINIXO. After the depression of the last few days the Eng lish stock market to-day, although opening with some appearance of dulness, generally showed a tendency towards a rally, and finally closed at almost the best point of the day, which represents a rise of per cent. on the closing range of yesterday. Pur chases of some amount against previous speculative sales materially contributed to the day's improve ment. The decline of the rate of " contango" on Consols to 1-16 to 3-16 per cent., as indicating a less plentiful supply of stock, has also exercised • strengthening influence, rendering operators for the fall more disposed to cover their sales. The dealers to-day, instead of offering d " contango" on Consols for January, were disposed to " take in" stock at that rate. The market finally closed with steadiness, a favourable effect being produced by intelligence that the Paris bourse of to-day had closed at a rise of per cent. to-day. The total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures from the United Kingdom during the month and ten months is shown below : . MINES FItII)NY EVENING. Business in the market for home mining stocks to day has been of an ordinary character. The sales reported are Wheal Buller, at 1,023; South Basset, 6171, 623; United Mines, 220; South Tolgns, 137, 140; Alfred Consols, 245, I, 25: Wheal Brewer, 134, 14;hnar, 4#, 5; Tryphena, 21; Thomas's United, 31s. • Cwm Darren, lls. li d., 129., 12s. 6,1. For the month. For LO months. 1853 1852 1851 The increase on the month is 1,312,3601., or at the .ate of 27 per cent.; and on the ten months, 13,908,6511., or equal to 23) per cent. The increase shown this month is larger than had been antici pated, considering the check given to trade lately. Nearly all the chief items of export appear to parti cipate in this expansion. The exports of cotton goods are thus stated : For the month. For 10 months. 18.53 18.52 18.51 0 2 139 19,793,992 • - _ The gold mining share market showed morn firmness, but business remains quiet. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 3 to 3 prem.; Great Nugget, d to 3 prem. ; Port Phillip, 7-16 to 5-16 dig. ; British Australian Gold, to 3 die. ; Agua Fria, 3 to 3 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. In other foreign and colonial undertakings the transactions were also restricted. The Rhymney Iron Company's shares were quoted 1/. lower. Met calfe Copper were again better, closing 3 to 1 prem. Thenominal closing prices of new undertakings are a. follows :—Misen Head, 3to die.; Lewis Hill Range, 3to die. • Clarendon (of J ama i ca ), 3to pm.; Britannia liorida to a per ch. ; L'Aigled'Or. tow die.; Mount Carbon Coal, a to die.; Kenmare, par to 1 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, „I die. to par; Connemara, 3 du. to par ; thenaulin, to die. ; Australian Mutual, 3 to 3, die. ; Golden Mountain, 3 to # die. ; Poltimore, 3 to t prem.; Great Crinnie, par to ,) pm.; Garnett and Moseley, Ito 13 pm. • Sue River (of Jamaica), di?. to par ; Met calfe (of pm. 3 to 1 prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 03 die. ; Australasian Coal, 3 to 3 dia.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 3to a die.; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 3 to 3 prem.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, I die. to par ; Australian Console, # to 3 dia.; Albion Gold, a to a die.; Lackamor Copper, Ito 3 die. ; Obernhof, to 3 prem. ; Glad bach Zinc, par to 3 prem.; San Fernando Silver Lead, " to prem. ; London and Vi rg i n i a G o ld. 5 die. to 3 prem. ; Peninsular Mining , ( to 1* prem.; Great Hewas United Tin, dis.to par ;Cologne Lead,,"-, to 3 die.; Monarch Gold, to 3 die. ; Jamaica Copper, 1 to 1 prem.; New South Wales Gold, 3 to 3 die.; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, and Steel, par to 1 prem. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 3 to 3 dia. ; New Linares, 3 die, to 3 prem. --- This shows a decided increase, both on the month and tea months. In cotton yarn, the increase on the month is very considerable, as shown below : For tho asonth. For 10 months. 1853 1852 1851 - Consols opened at 942, and, after being sold at 94a, improved to 93 to,}, relapsing at the official close to 942 to 93 for money and the settling of Tuesday. This seems also to have been the quotation current at 4 o'clock. The official business report is as fol lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94a, a, 93, 941, 93 ' • ditto, for account, 6th Dec., 94a, 95, 941. Three per Cent. Reduced, 93a, i t,. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 932, 1, 3, A, a. Long Annui ties, 1860, 31. India Stock, 230, 253. Bank Stock, 217, 219. . _ In linens the upward movement continues re markable. The annexed figures include linen yarn : . For the month. For 10 months. 1853 18.52 1851 In silks, the increase of exporting activity is still more decided, as shown in the subjoined figures : For the month. For 10 months. 1853 18.52 1851 In woollens the tendency is similar : For the month. For 10 months. 1853 ' £757,736 £9,922,712 18.12 1851 The month's shipments of some of the other chief articles of export are shown below : Month ending sth Nov. 1851. 1852. 1853 . Beer and ale £34,700 £35,724 £69,590 Coals and culm Earthenware Glass manufactures Haberdashery and milli nery Hardware and cutlery Leather, unwrought Ditto, wrought Machinery and millwork 150,409 152,281 193,270 Metals Oils 20,303 29,342 43,000 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocri. Busineas in the gold mining shares is almost at a stand-still, and prices are little changed. Colonial Gold shares are quoted 7-16 to 9.16 prem.; Agna Fria 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; and Great Nugget, to prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 401 to 411; Peel River, Z to a prem.; North British Aus tralasian, Z- to prem. ; and Scottish Australian In vestment, 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem. Pontgibaud shares have been dealt in at 1 die.; and Santiago de Cuba, at 51. Soap Wool 22,779 47,915 31,513 • 0 . 0 . / .• . --7.....7-.4-. ...- 0 40 1 0 . 14 1, '''' . 01 .1 1 ........ 19 1 :. :, - - No. 2,273.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVE/ r_ - figs ri , it sad HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.- 1 .- • Slid RE LISTS. ?ALPINISM SRAM. C contl 1 N It'ATION between k.NOILAND. rICO ELAND, sad 11131 100 Norden -.0.- I -.. v , , :110.liirAll. MAN 'Abegiblea No. 2 7 per Dc, i - a 116112- „',.. 5 . :.. It LEBY all TEN, that on and after the let De. FRIDAY Evmcnio. lit. 1 100' MPS h Near 4Pe CLI - - 14 ....' ...- :,...,• id; 11116,1.611 BOOKING A " R , 2 , 43zu viTs to, 110 ..... 4s •.a. sly be minimal reclusively collie EXPRESS vEsset.si In sympatlly with the advance in Coml., most 83. 1 00 ::aselas Au _ ... - 99 1•1 li 15 CANN albl Relent* I - - 1411 r.- - " -- - .ii ;,.iiiiie.yiit: to comeasir, vides kave kings. Of the heavy railway stoeks rose 10s. to U. per cent. et an 0 0,,c0t. 411 __ au 'Was . o , a.P........ .I.4bea at 3.30 p. .- B y eider, to-day, but the best prices were not quite maintained I I an ; Dama latraokaadalar`i 10 6 J. O. BINGER. to the close. Some moderate sales of London and st stimotoodsgsu delanas" o. 4 -1 1 444 4e ) 2 44 ,..e. tille. Chester. ON 24, ISM. GMT , jelTANSlik LIF! ASSURANCE COMPANY, yesterday and to-day. Lancashire and Yorkshires, 4 L it .,,ft., g ....ypp.„c 4 , lis Midlands and Caledonians chiefly showed an ion- R.oire is. e ite.. it is on ~ Edubludied Aug. 1, 1437. pgicreend ty Spend nu of l'arliament, 4 The.. cap. 9. provemcnt. London and South Westerns have also la to oo los.Naweepar Oita Snot lif 141 p. .lines mewed free of stamp duty.9o 10 IlaNlNlNMerlegit.69.o 1.• 21 been much better supported since the rejection of the at . 1 .ssat unmake ' 1 61114. T . ,••. , ERT A um A NI,Km. 8, 4 4,4 445 " p„4, cb a j flom . extension scheme of this company. The purchases 11 suiraatSaWastradirsa.Sitts - - 0 / 1„ gil lat.:ida Bardeen 1m.,1149, Ecnehurchotreet. of the day seem to have been mainly to cover pre- ot too 4 9„,, 166. "J0b 0 , "1"1")..4" ,,,,,0 ni 55l 3 t i l t a d, eras,. /... •44 ,01. E.n., Necking • Mins, Bermondsey. vious speculative sales. Business thro ug vula at I. p.n. pm 109 111 hout this Si.st. tsa,oe. a ear asst. scrip t sa. • .P y. .ttolieiri, EN.. Seadwell dad Twickenham. Gears Coasii. 1 .41., atuicklewell. department continues extremely inanimate. The *ea . (. 4 . 44 , 1 , e..q., White llort.esurt, Lombard.street. market closed with steadiness. IS 10' Dn 41 redone. snip 1 ion .1 da llesrett. Eel., !Al, Conduit. 61 4 1.01.011hAWentraililtignin 81 If rj ...1...,h, r u o •ler, EN., I, Prinrea.strect, Bank. il) 6 GWeeLlltsialantses Svc 01 7 T. s. Crn. r, at. , 7, Tokentiowe-yard. St.. IN' Darienteketn. to net. 99 151 , 101 ft ) Soak, kat., ladmeneoniniono. THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. dt. 100 Ditte lersiontable.per et 96 100 se KT tSUISO COIL. 0h1... 16 6 LameltheitiorkeltgE A die par Business in the railway market to-day has been ss. Pa , Lama poses tio 142 11. Bel:mks Ker, Ng, 8, old.equste, Lincoln's-inn. SOLKlTOPusually scanty, Prices opened rather Rally, but st. loo 'mu-. " ,401 - *ref.& i." , - - St. IVO Ditto New (3031..8 MT CI. - ifrus. 311.04 am stesuis. ts. barkaausat, reasaalva-strolt• are now in some cases a shade better than they so I 6 11 4 4,attruseptcogAbice. 2 2 ILUMUNI. 14 .. , ~, D 44444 5. p c44 / 444. 44 ,4 D 444 ,g . 30„ c on duit . closed yesterday. London and North-Western is !II Ili.. L • o46o WlWTrrChler. 1.0; - PI The nand tistimay in Neer of We antraere evinced by the quoted 102.t0 1 • Great Western, 82i to 83; Lana,- ; ; ---" , ---.1 , in "I neanNol ' 61 74 100 5,,rt 19 tk ". la " " in ' s illiml.t" 6I th 9 9 " 9 " 9 1 9 .= shire and Yorkshire, 661 to 67; Midland, 621 to 63; to Ito Ds. new Ate ... . • o to ...,, • • ••g, ar • unch', hiamily, is &herein, the most - 11 ,4 0 ,... got so ic o. . mane of op actual seems, ass Dovers, 184 to 1; Great Northern., 211 to 1; and 11 I 3 Da . s: - ••• --. Pa . iPA altenun et • fie all Orbs* 41 p Ct., - - pat pc se amuse el On blei eaftmollbs bi wldeli It prOVOltbat this Coledotdaos, 27e t o 28. 41000 • adOrmadir.i.B.spAl• ~ 139 141 rem of Ilk dwindle* generally is Imdel by the goverment of the French sharers are rather dull. Northern. are NI, I • D lllO riervinell 1 INs sogate7. a i 100 Norfolk ['tendon.. . - - „ 4 ,... 44 c ep of realism, arum. useful to autumn ke se. quoted 34Z to ;; Straabourga; 32 1 to a ; and P a ri s B e s ! ire •owa on is. rats. ['tendon... 106 110 ,Lune or DOA". , and Lyons, 16 to 1 prem. Luxembourg. are quoted st..ies i I)u.Wsvensvraray + pet - -- k prentwas only required daring tint NM! years. OE ieeetorta Britt! .., meta her. payable darn* We. lOf to I. 25 all 'North litattordahire - 5 l 5l 13 Prunzion dw ing minority sur Orphans. ORDINARY NUKES AND STOCKS. OE ! 100 Oalord, Wanton, s• g BRITANNIA M L'Tt AL LIFE ASSOCIATION. • 1 W01ver.,413. Spigot 104 106 Lints .. red by her *May'. Royal letters Meet. 111. 1 Pd. Amway& CID" , P n566 6665 55.46 / IS , all I Dina ditto ditto i 1 Ipa I Yestorday. to II nat. Profits din A.I 1,1111,111 T. 0 I ! *fares .91131rouliew , qu,r,' 91 10 -- I - I --...-. ---"- 15 19 113hr,hrnAiC•teetsr(Nor.w. „ ?remain. emii, , o;:il for every three maths' dilbronee of ago. U. IN 1 itheNen . - I 201 301 NU 'relit „ ..edurancee on ama pLus peculiarly advent...Nue te 36 ‘414 4 b 4 , 44 . 04 0 5t 48 ,; ‘44 . ' Mini $ per Oint... pig Mhos. I . - .4 get .1 onet.ue .51 51 31 1 1 14 141 I Da. 11 per Coat .- : 114 101 9 4 At d ig 1,,.; • • alsoi general meeting, a eednerlon al SO per emit. was 121 „ 01i0r0 m d ,.,,,,,,,,,,i, , I , SS U St Doves ... II 14 . 44 , 4 / 4 4 4 ca rpet 2.4% wentitllli OM all partleioatlag PONOOI•• s t s o ruts ... I s l o t o 10 „11 Ditto Flied 11 per Mt pm 4pa (mean , run.) Osorrat.) 14 all 1 17 19 144 all South Nueva (Redier ATI). I lof 5L0.6...... -----•----- - Si :I dis 'IA ISOUte Maul Hal " . Qua,- ilt.'loo NINA NM ga rn er ... -96 NI NO/ Do. 41 per couL , 102 104 a i ?miles ?tendon ' Ass. I p re. Twiny 1 lady M. 100 Colebetine _ ......._ ... 151 sal ss i 20 IL Sti.YorkelurelpereLGuar IS 10 Z . la SIRS i lbw Of , idea Pen „ Pro , N all Choler rad Hailleri . IS 17 I 5 Nate/foe Iniiillteany6p.cit - -die I Taw I Ws. I saws. atom. I IS ell era end Basins . .. 14 16 St. 1319 Cock, noweasC , .,a, Mee., .....,_,..4---Itt.ti milt 0: kenpurch.• 05 t B IS • d.. tad. , SS 1,•1 Damns, Pt,rth, and 11 1 1 9l 1 i 6 . 30 1 0 • 3 7 31 I 4 30 13 i 13 10 YorkedaMid.H.ll44 .... 4 die per dm Junetioa ... .. 11 $1 40 1 93 i 1 3 4 • 3 1 7 6 1 4 45 12 4 u all sect Nelan . . ....,. 61 51 f 4 ___ 4 ,_____. 10 33 11 4li 5 a 2 7 10, 146.0 13 6 1$ all Ditto , Slm E and /14.. if 4 MINES. IS' 3115 , 5 1.2 0;, 9 211 V 1 4 11,512 6 $9 ail Lawn Osamu. - . 1114 131 13 E. R. POSTER, snidest Dinater. st. is . 0 . 4 . 1 . ust . 0 Z . 4 , 44 ANDRAW FRANCIS, Bearetegy. LI NI Do. time I. U.; -. ) 1 ..) ... - - , . Clidag Brea I Mese done Bt. , 1414 , r a e...• B ... -. 30 12 We. l Aare. Mar, PalLlTeslorday. today. RIZE CATTLE SHOW of the Smithfield woo sot Losooldso m .. 04 4" Ligh. -The ANNUAL EXIIIBI ZION of Prise Cottle, Beeds, OL 11041 Illdiabargh and U:aegow . C 16.1 ON Lapk mews, he, OOTOTOTOCTi on TUESDAY MORNING, 10 3i' ELchorgn ~n 4 Peebles-. - _ r 6Ol 100.000 1 Ants Fria - --.- 417 I IPs /41,090 I Mae* Australian GM an 6 dia par and els. s eon t KIVA! ETES LNG, Mb, 7th, 415, and 9th December, It, ISO I ItSi.-S , ,c,th, firth, Dundee 221 131 33 100,000 15 sandlot:N(omm an 4 dial c see es, 4r, Kr ostreet. awl Ilaker„treet.--Open fro* daylight NI nit en 100 'Otageow et San outhWeetarr - - to,ces 10 Muotralan la tbe mains. itaisutleasa, Lase Shilling. 111. 100 Grut. Northers ... ..., 81 66 U 2 0 9. 00 20 rAintraUan 61. MO Oa. A, lihtel ... .... 35 1341 541 60,006 1 Almanac Cordillera ... all 1 1 die T IIO X A B SALT and CO. IN t( " D6 ' 116x1 "' - 126 In to 100,000 1 A re na Freehold - all 4 dis ' IN 100 o•`snith. and Wast.(lre., 101 104 Wan 1 AN NM all dls 1 Mt INDIA PALE AIR BREAM% 51. lel , Great Western .- .. 511 531 52 1 11,1 M SO Blame°. hos Is Coal an 1 13 SCR NA lON - ON . TRENT. II II I South Easters .. - -• I. 100,000 i Beithili AestraLiaa 0014 ail 1 11 die IMRE& 60 all Laminar .ad Connie .. 1111 90 16,010 99 ntritlehlroa ISA 9 10 Looks Limped inethester - .. 0 , 1 04 file 11,000 30 Do. St. John Del Bey 16 U U Blenheim 205, Bull.street. 14 Its De. West Illaing . Ualas 415,000 i Carem's Creek 1 1 die par Brisbd . ..... Back Hill. Iteldwisetrest. SO all Lae& Nortnrri. . .. 131 14 " lio,ooo I •Cla.ooe•Mla.Co..Jaa Nottingham .............. 14. Miltonstreet. iti tinarsoaaaastraW•ii - sh 51 12,002 40 OnWe Copp* ........... all 44 46 Dubin kalinbureb l7, Downloploot. St. 100 ,L ors., Bright...34S. Co. , 97 96 98 Dundee , e-- - Du. for Hooey ... ... - - lOW 16 •Do. Pref. 7i per. cenL all 3 7pa yIVE O UINEAS .- Mr. WM. H. RAISE, the $ 0 it 1 Do, plasm , . ~, _ Odle 4 paa 134 Now. 3 eltheantasitralianOoppr all si s 1 Melleal Gahm*, of 22, Bantinsick.sqoare, Ludo., Lannon IS • 1 Do., le sti..ll . 4adlLlS 4 6pm Great Nugget Ifni all 4 Ipa friend. that hls PITS GUINEA APPAZATUSES are now ready. 115 11 Do. Eighths... _ 2 . ... - - 14" ' W 2 I Do. aesiitera -end tee sots. seaman, for his Pais.blibt os Nedisal Galversion. dos, 100 Lotaioa a deuth.Weitsri 76 73 77 NA' 20 ,triekarsl 1 - - - 60 114 Us., SSO ... ... . 13 11 die 301 42,00 1 1 Grand Duchy of !Wei I al! 11 Ns QOUND and WHITE TEETH are not only Indio. se 14 I De.. SP , . „...,... . 11 9., 211 11.COt 1 'Gnat Polgooth all 11 at die 0 peivebly reyelslte to • pletelas 'Marks is both seale, bat Om 15 in 10nd0 115,7 3f 4 assalualls - - 00,001 I . „fate NAtOOhlt ..... ore pcultarly threogh life as a *PM, 10401yeandeeive St. ISO i10tte,"..9.14411/Linplash. gg 24 00,00 i. I Liberty an INA to tho purees'. hesith and longevity. Aiming the vielsospospare. Si 41 Da. Name Us& Vale, - - die 10,80t' 9 Wanes hens effotel Si the pmpew, ROWLANDS' ODONIO oft WAN. In. 100 ,1111511610 --• ••• 62 1 01 6 2 4 i 50 , 00 P I Landon&Osilforn. Gald tw-sntince dual la ail Valet ird eon. It. 10 0 ' Do. Bina.** Dthby id U Quarts Cradalaioe. all 1 1 smiths, ant in • NONNI* ahtteness totlseasme6iwab.q 50 4 7 NIA. ••• Set• (110-• ... - ••••• 1:,0,600 1 +3l.riquita IPIIIOTOOT pots* deem rendering the ewes lion awl ?A 15 17 4 . Ditto Nall shwa- ... - - 20,000 IC I iesiesni.SLAmerican 9 1 7 fang the teeth lbenoly la thale seekers; seg. fees lees mpeeee bee, Vt. 100 iNews,rlise ... ... . 51 ld 00,1 es 1 Now Granada we, bagerthis eseeessee and porky te the isealk. Prise A 51. per SI s ,__ DO. 1101 / e tlene hai l wozd o• - 1 Ala Par 100,000 1 Navies Moods ... all tza bas. Castles. Tbe worde..Neefisads • Okene . one eathelabel. sad 111 19 1 10 r$ , P 0 / 1 A 41 41 die 100,000 5 Port Pelle . 6140516111111 sad 01111 s. 1 1 0. Ustiswodlse. * es SO wormed 50 /6 Newry and Nutiskillea.. 24 3 60, 060 1 Quarts KM alt r r 1 11 21 14 Naar. Nil W theta sad by Amies aid perfamoft N au i llseryWaniepolatAle , . 6 8 ti an 3n *thrum Ina SL MI Illorloth .. ... ... ... 61 63 15 um, lll ifiett ne• !sew_ ••• - ••• - 10,000 15 ,1 , Do. New . all Vla 7,lme 36 %Maio &Cubs ... ..... 111 6 5 31 s• sa:NOTtbere. noeatles . nakie 31 31 die 30,00 I Nuth Aentrallan........ all - -Ns 1 . . It IS . c BMA .. ... ... 11 IA ,16 °I. rth Devon . No. 1. ... $ 10 40 1 li some 10 l's Croft 41.174 Plat +Chiral Mentes I 6 7 all 11 31 --"‘... 'y, „:. a). k 5 . all „ Do. 1 A Deatireil.... If 51 70,091 I Railer e ,„„.;,,,, , ~,,L s s., II I 8 ' De. 4 s ouiwit•mt 14 : I 11.0,00 1 1 Wen Granada ll 41 Ns 1 .01. )- % el - 12 %115 . MO ill N‘ch Leaden I i 53 IS 171 Neet ► a litaSorhoh.r... 100,000 1 Tab. all 4 1 die -. , 110 all .North Western - ...... 8 $1 • . - • ... . , • Transferahle by nasappd deed. 10 10 •Seetle /*oath WestJans. par 2pm 4.- St. IN ceorg, Wore., Ilt Welver. Sa 39 351 TEETH. -By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. sc. tee 50 . ... eh Central ... .. 90 91 JOINT STOCK BASIS .1. Newly Invented and Patented applentisa of Malalcally_ pp. 8t.1160 'Smash Midland ... .. 34 67 Clogs* peed WHITS INDIA RUBBER la the emanstliceof AINIFICIAL 5t. , 100 .1057eer. A 01: 1 14 - -6/ 62 1 Dattaa. I I Moss Daises dune Pd. Yesterday today. MTH, Gam, and Palette- ... KAMM 1/11011117, Serfele. A 'IN ' Do. LAN.W.Gear.IIO SS 60 Na . Sh. - I Dentin, 41, Ormenoretreet, Graseareessmoi• SIN lamest and 10 10 Shrewsbury gad NNW 1 11 file 22.500 40 ',Austraktsla Patentee. A sew. °rte.*, and innaleslas ANNIMA Nealleg W 561 in' ,11. revrebiary AM LWOW: _ _._„l 40 'Brit. Col. nabliii.oin . CO. :I 23 - - U the Paptatica, wi th t most absolute pertlesein 401 eireen• el • (Ner.W. lila.) „. 14 16 30 Om 50 British North A . . merino .. an Chemically Prepared WHITE INDIA arena as • kiss te the 131 all 1 MAUI.. ... ... ... 7 6 40,00 o: 25 . Chartered Beak of Ask .. 5 11 Of Ns I ordisary Gold or Bow Frame. The cu raffirdif pry swear al this 90 10 40. Oawartip ... .. 11 12 spaheatioa may be briefly noted in a few at Noir sea perabser 20 54 ithr,.pshlre tabs .».. 31 31 dl. 60.000 20 'Part. DM of hulls. Ani -1 Hann and Chin 5........ 2 11 1 alt natures, a* the to:towing :-All sharp edges ere evoldod. s e=t 911 Se South Dem ... ... . 15 17 moo. v. casaw „._ ,_...,.... rs -.- WITITI, or fateuthe arc required, a greatly imessid IS. IN Mouth Zaalsin ... ... .. 691 611 614 25,00.1100 lemmernal ... * Loudon. - ft) - - section is impeded, a earns! elaselcity hitherto dell melitimalit SO to ,svntik Wau - - • 331 30 1 26,000 5 „Eng.. Sox.. & Audt Chart. 10 101 We 26,0001 20 ILon Mart. Bank of AM 16 1 1 pas sad a St, pereeted with the most unerring .seedy. is seem& so 15 1 1 1 0 1 111 YoNIMIJIMveam 1 2 510 13000 50 London and t oss y 2O - - while frm the...knew and Naibility of the sou she/, Illt II ell Awl:toe 5 De5 11 ‘ 55 ••• 17 3u 00,090 , 50 ;London Joist Stock - - esit .upport 'Beim!, to the adjoining teeth lAN losae. flailed It ,10 ,TearseileissAsoutll.ol 11 a NINO WY !Lonna aad WeToOTI . 10 - leader by the abeePtiom of the rune. The eddis dike Mellilliblet 20 ill IVli.e sign& .._. .- . ; 1.3 II 10.050200 INatlocal Prey. of ELAN 36 - - ny agency tat tbe chemically prepared Waite Is Rabbet, ask al It 110 all 'llfabirlard sod =I . I 3 7 10.005. 30 ID.. New., ~..,... , - - A a sonsuanertor . Erich of any temperate!, my with agree. $0 r all 1 Walarlhod Ng 70,005 50 . National NUNN . - - Peden b. imbibed and retained in the saeolit. all napindentana et 1110 ;14 1 Welt Clerawall ... I 3 9 20A0ai Ss ,New MN Wain all - - sionl or tans being at the same Use wb provided *Man by UN 1.0 Sle. Illlsadelse 115 0 aleftlor , : - - 33,873, 5 'NMI.' IN theporadee an 4$ SO penile mitered its OreParh lloll . - T 0 bt mile a sh ... I 1 , W.ENeI !'l P. - - 20.000, WO • Vreeland *Nerd. l6 - 4,00' 10 'Do. New.......... all - 61, LOWER G1106V1124011-111112.111. LONDON. 0.11011 ITir e Notielci , (4 63 wool a Royal •ai A Oar-street. Seth. II 30 I De. de. Itzlerker . Si it alt I and Odd Dim Oa 14. Clonageropereet. Neiteartlisea-Trse. r j 1,. D................ I 4 S „ 8,000 1 16 'South Amaral% . . .... - 100 York and Nor th lihdlaai .41 411 6 23001 26 'Masa of Amnia. ..... 1 oft 73 7 - 6 731 o What is wealth Mimed heal th 1" 8,000 'Do. new. ... T EWIS'S ALTERATIVE PILLS are a tried sad ____.______ 60.000 ail Union of I . ;:initin - - UAW *I Uwou of Midi.. ...... - - JJ Komi remedy for all those dielress.o. iTailuess Wiles kom LLVES LIASSD AT MID lIINTALS. -0,-. urea ol bile, derearemeat ul the ir mash sal Marginalia% NOM A ISO Illeekhgbannhlys !MOW MISCILLANIOUIL al proper din sal wrclse. U., se nos of a ppe tite, MIN% hftbiblftlft• • lesleate. neer . norreelerttabliltr. be. eneeNtalifiallsllsl9. Iso Loadcasl P.Weitaral, 101 1011 (ANN N rt. &dale Jucetera , I I sal the nal, e ef a maceesful millail ptaattllcalf. NM Isoni Um a i I Mose Amines done (Wood toCalednnian).. ' 51 51 empete substitute foe ukonel or blue pill la in as u••• allalows. Ne. 1 tin 1 XlMllltallotta IPd. Tenerday today. It NO Itan:Jaeolath.gaarap.44. I Tkey act eldly hot eNetullly at Nee on the bowel., Um, libitneys, , Lenin to Gt. Northam,. 143 146 32,000 l 5 Aside Mel rad bet ..- .1 11 - - sad skis, regulating the seeretkass, and doing tone to the whole * 23 *".::: „ ..ece.r Doss Foes,: 26.0.1.11 3.1 .. ln 40 41 41 engem -Prepared hil mid by HLNOSTON, 11U1611, sad Co., Li. I fleeted to elrestWesteral SO SI Mew 20 A 'I " - = Old Nail-street, pries la IN., L. Ild., ... ed., An • retail by all .„, .„ a i rtink .„.. * aa. io,ooul luAsemilla ..... 11 - 'medicine vendee. Seat by pon its receipt of postage stamps. "" "" ileand tu hilt. N. A Bee.) -.- 33°11 L'= 1 1V 8112"22 tea . .... - - hooffelo 66 70 64 SO AallielloiteLicirkill Mi.! 106 110 • 14.45 S attriutostileautsesuli: 1 - Y OU.ITTS COMPLETE GRAZIER ; or; ss re • Da. pions 14•50 i - I .0 33 I awry'. sad Cale Breeder's AsebthaL A Compeadiuse of 11j 134 De. 1 shwa (AIN) - 161 471 Manley. Be %Virtue VOTAI T. V.S., author of ° The Horse," 111 111 Leaden and firelerrleS 10,000' 1090anda loO,lmul blibralsl Palm .. ....... „ 6000 3 Do Now At. Illotratel with aniestron. Engravings. In a thick 800 velem. ' (bawd to Meth Besetra 134 141 I 130,001 4 Crnital Palu'e of Franco 2 - - elk Ellt:170. Mee 1•e. NAM, eaten I N i 0:Ito Prehetiese (NM) 144 536 0.0,0 th 9.o,Entern Kean .1. ~. ... - - Leann : Credo k and Co, 4 9 , Paternoster-row. gt. Nil Lowerte/tOser.ererOtal 11,00 0 =Vacs& Telegraph . ... IN Sil 17 19 e--. I (leepd to Norfolk) 93 91 12.000 1 26! Do. . . .1111 ,15 12 14 *Awl 139eunsi eRSUM Naniellonl 14 - youArrs NEW WORK on the PIG, coon- ses, 13Sto data ll per Oat - -• 64 oh 134arb..bustea.illerfeet , ....I 10 , 15nend S. S. Shipping On 18 -.- "AO, fee DM Iteetrum Sum .boss. 14 -•- 6:enn, his Sene. of Wicks on Domenic Aaiun*. lies Ms. 1 w e .,4 b , I lacerjacm 24 a *Ali *Magdalena N. Navigsbon. • - - swinge after Hamer. am. Price 6e. r.d. cloth, este.. O. On sod Wier $O,OOO 3 Nation d Patent:km.olP an - - "It will be es leide'y song& after. sad lall m PoPulsr. as for o th er to Ilteeln.& Dan, - - 6u.0001 1074.theriadsds Land ._ ,_ . 4 11 MN Illiebratel productim• no his pea "- Mark Lane Nimes. IN all I= BradneliNNLl 93 101 7S.tab, 319.9. Wake l'..oland . later. I Sense . evadosk sad Co.. 41. Paternoner.row. N le Iliorthanosraison4 port 1 1 I Steam Na•teatlon Co. ..1 1 - -. I 11•1111811 be RaiLONathe - - 15,713 1 1 North Hriti•h AsetralMair all 1 2Pm Q MOYER on the SHEEP: its History, Breeds, so 0 D.. 5 per erol.ps.) 6O 62 15,0t# 20" North ~f Euroee Steam ..' 1 - - DJ sad Mom., with lb., tagraelegs after Heresy. TM latest U; TS Tullue lnu tOre L - • 15 , 0 , e 5 Poet River Land S Mtherall all 1 1 pus 51 wart ea the MOIL A limead sal Cheerer Edition. lima. Prase NAL .01Torl - - '9 , .../9 fe• Peolo•ular *Mental Sun! all - - la Need sod end. - WI 12 Oleo 1 lima (ditto).- - - 11,.A.0 Se Da. lonise : *Nett end Ca. A Pearrao.ter-row. U., toolutpisa se. Staab' osas. 55. a,... 2 Portland Inn Coni . peny H all - - I tie (Mat Northern St. 100 [sl,lllteora , h Stooklik,tuu 1 ,leuttiott Invtatracut all 11 11 pen /HE GARDENEICS MANUAL, for the Flower, is 1 46,etket,••,,laurettome 142 112 12.7.. , 2:. South Notional) lead 25 .:l5 37 Init. and hi thus Garden Comereatory, and Caveshouse. I lor Mr, let:Waal 1 16 Qs 1 , 0....1. 1 Submarine Telumaph .... all I e .16 ter 10.uoo; luelTan DOIO/Oli•1•1114 ..... . 21 141 .51 Sallow 15. b. and. le $0 ' Wear V eery .6 p. el's's. IRE sorartsrs aII•NtAL and WOODLAND COMPANION. „ (lased le Nosittostelez. -- - - U. bead. s ' 23 .I'4°o Ditto Ditto ....... ' us 311 Ledo.: Credoek wad Cu., 49, Paternostenrow. SLAW; W.:to oneketterret (baud BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. to t Wooten) 9l 100 ' ___4__ Closing Ilarinssi NIL 'Shares Mum. I Mee dose PahLlTealarday. tooday. - - - ---, 100,001) 1 Anus FN. l 7l I I Pal 24,690 1 ' , Anglo Australian 0014 .6 I dhs par 100,000 IJ. •AnsloCalituratin 10,005 10 1 Australsolos 10,400 +Aeotrallan 60,000 20 1 Aswan= Cordillera 100,000 1 Aastralias hesitant PLOW 1 Aye Nash. di I dl. 600 SO Blume= Ito& It Coal all 1 13 100.006 I &lush Australian livid all 1 Idi WON 65 •lititlahlron ILI 9 10 10,000 U Ittraz.lnir,flo.aMpu $l,l • 6 1,060 SO Do.ooeassalitlCidans all n 21 11,000 20 Do. St. Jolla Del 8.716 U U 110,000 1 Carem's Creek 1 IAL pat 11 6 ,000 1 •Cla.Cons.llll4.CO.daiii I - - 11,003 40 COW' Copper ............. an 44 46 1110,000 II Malan& Gold 1 1 1 pos ..... .. 03 9ialoi l6 lIS 124 160,006 Bt. *Copper Miss.. of Beg. all 61 67 3,000 16 /Dn. Prof. 7. meant. all 3 7 pas 10,00. 3 snagsauotralianOopur .11 11 11 100,020 2 t Oreot Nugget Vela all S Ipa I Do. Registered - ~ /o,llol' 10 ,Niekanal 72,006 1 Ilrandl Duchy of liedea I al! 1 I dl. 11.00? 7 lOreat Polgootn. all II li dl. 100,000 I We BAtaarilt ..... 60,006 I "liberty all 1 din 10,006 3 ILiaares 50,006 1 Londoonesilforn. Gold Quarts Criminal/00.. all 1 f 1;.0,600 1 iNtorlauita 10,000 IC I veshisnroSt.Asisrican 9 71 71 00,165 1 Now Waned& 400,000 1 Nouveau Moans ... all 1 tza 100,030 6 Port Philip 60,060 1 (worts Noel all re " 10,00 3n tithgraray Ina 10,000 13 1 Do. New 7,5 ,6 36 nanUago &Cube ... 36,00, I South itootrallan all - -At 3,000 10 Tin Croft 41,174 P.S.si • IlLital Meeks' all 111 31 70,001 1 Waller 100,000 I Went Granada ll 1 1 dl. i woo.* I m..t Nerlrosa ...... 100,000 1 rubs • Trandrrahle b• Komori geed. C L.tTEIt'S EVEItY MAN HIS OWN CATTLE le sireainito: the Cron, ittnantonut, and Trsateneat of ail Ihmiwea locale.% t then. Sheep, Swine. Po easy, Lad Rabbits. 2 7 Erss. l• COAT'S. hirer th Ja4 published, with many boyortant Atidttioaa by Outward Mayhew. 12eno. Fw. elath. Loartqn endue.. and Co. ; Landman and Co.; Napkin and Co. H. Ix...bleu/so; litatlatta and dtoin min ituatladre and Cd, ; imi J. Cumsh. - • - GRAVESEND, SATVADAT, 10 A.M. FOREIGN RAILW3I4. .1 ;twerp and liotter,lair. 2 1 Gas kitiiervo to Graioots..ac., 24 Is dis gool.Bonxto3Cea.l33. Sc 3. - .3 4 pal IleOgioa B..semn Jowl: .o Ij 14 CI uterot ca 4 Frio , !:ntio. 13 1 13;oe and Ittautcua 441 34 021 24 2 d'- Wrt • 34 4 pe I la. Itztamion Cern Inilsa Vs , Imola 1 :4 le I Joo,flon of Prsnes 14 3 ;a 10 !I.l.Trunk ofearadash.lkbil 2 14 die 8 Gnat Centro: of Frame.. oto 811 Wc st. Can a 10, Shares . 14 1; du all Ilarniltos k Toronto Bpe. 4 LaccasPatoA3 p.(2.144! ——4 l. .3 Llutemboon 11 IU.. do Preferenc. 1 ; 3I Lb. te 1 0 ,4 I • . Ij f.) I Guorante^3 .. 1. r.r 11 Ilitess aid /11001110160•01 . iv j N•aut k Llcie(** Sortlorn Of if el DIN NI. 3 per et. Una. (407 ". k %la 'or. sha. 10 ell lerirtilas Trask Prefer.' 74 1 14 10 lu 11Forlds Lyorr „. . 1161 les psi a • I r.• W. oro 33 P.u,o o‘l R 0... , 41 43 .1•1 . • .1• ! ,sa!Ch' rtmarol 4 Ps 1 1 1 1 6 1 Ilostot and Rich/NM ; di. par 10 IM Illoses 644 TL 12 99 9 RawlDanl.& 1 bredl4l ! 1 414 di .0 ,Psolare r... 414 IC 50 slum 0, Ter Cast. Aallr.— IS I Rwtk Yr4era al Frame Al Ipa 14 4 'trot: 7rarop 3 0 pm 10 2.. Oppir 104%364 poi 01 04 441.1 taisairs 44 6 10 10 110..31 per .sat.fe Io 10 frostv • 74 pa 10 4 !alreaurrn Pirturr:aat. , 14 Ida fro 1 Wiesbadon 00 13 4 41 as t. 6 IM NI 16. 16▪ 14 C CSTUMS . It Eli' MN, Wind N.W. Tide, one No arrivals. . _ _ DEAL. SATOHDAY, 9.35 A.x. Wind S., light, and fine. Passed.—Cheshire, from London, for Port Ade laide ; Agrippina, from London, for Ceylon ; Agra, screw steamer, from London, for Cardiff; Christina, from Copenhagen, for Melbourne. Passed in Tow.—City of Betimes, from Calcutta, for London. DR RAMADOL ON ASTHMA ASO DI4:AgE OF THE TILART. One t.,1 , Sao, Fettle ealantrd. 4 et.114 Et110G11.10.% N VARIETIES 4,1.... Ahot STHNIA ; Its sod CONIPLICA TONS: with Practical Remark,. an their hovel& Treatises. Treatises . teted by mot. and platy. a deuced ham n t,uc. To "NIA Is annexed a 'waled. Trt.tire oe the Prinal;,•l 1C.,.. •of the Holt. By F. H. BMIAL4•11, 5,11., Fellow et the (o4e Fr o! l'hyrietaite. Isle know Phy•taten to the Royal bittnary tar A•thme, Coneunoptits, Yin! ether Inaeases of the MM. he. . _ TIIE TYNEMOUTII BRIBERY COMMISSION.—The cometis,ioners resumed their sittings on Thursday, when a number of new witnesses were examined, consisting chiefly of publicans and tradesmen, who deposed to having been patronised before the election by the partisans of theere spective candidates. William Oaßike, a master mariner, said that Mr. Ti.ylor called on him, and asked him fur his vote. At that time h- (Oa!Mee) wanted to get some Trinity money, and desired Mr. Taylor to interest himself shout it. Mr. Taylor promited to do so, and since the elec tion he (witness) had received the money. The committee adjourned till the n ext des. TILE BIRMINGHAM CATTLE Sitow.—The annual c title end p allay show at Birmingham takes place the week after nest In respext of cattle, sheep, and pigs, the tee are very large, and amongst the exhibitors there will be moot 01 the noted breeders and feeders of stock in all parts of the country. The paultty show hide t tir to be the most extraordinary sight ever witnessed in that parti cular; there aro entries for 2,490 pens of the feathered tribe, including, we bell , : ve,almest every known Arced. It was said last year that such a collection of poultry had never been seen as at this show; on the present occasion there will be nearly double the number, with some three or four hun dred pens of pigeons. Another wing has been added to Bingley Ilall, rendered absolutely necessary by the enor mous increase in the number of exhibitors. li Pia sii fti larls - s - T — Ussmaa and Co. COLI.Tit(iN ON THE GREAT NORTHERN ItAIMAY.— On Thursday morning an alarming col:idon took pleas at the New Holland (nun) Station of the Mtnchestels Sheffield. and Lines.ln branch line of the Great Northern Railway. It appear, that shortly after 7 o'c:ock a goods train, attended by a pilot engine, arrived from Grimsby, and was ordertd I.y tbe policeman on duty not to ablaut, but, to vane the r slashing parliamentary train from Lincoln to p .ste Thlto order, however, seems not to have been complied with. end the train was shunted from the siding. At thi. in it the expected parhamentary train from Lincoln c , and ran into the goods train with tremendous force. :Z.Treat of the carriages were found to be almost crush. d, and bir sone- time the line was com pletely Mocked up. Ahnut tin of the paiseagcn were seriously injured by the shock, but slues of them were afterward' able to r. sum^ their inurney. R‘ii.w.a Acts uuNr.—An accident occurred yes terday morning, though happily un.it'ensied with loss of We, on the Lie( rrtml and Slanchistcr line, near Path croft. A lugams train broke down by the snapping of the engine's axle, and the carriages were thrown on the hoc. The wreck of waggons and goo a coverA the line hd nearly a quarter of a mi:c. The engineee and driver had a very narrow crape. 10 i i $ l 4 I Exchequer Bills remained quoted at yesterday's reduced rate of 31. to 6s. prem., and India Bonds at par to 3s. prem. Prices of the foreign stocks remain well supported, but business is very inactive. Mexican and Portu guese were firmer, and Russian was rather more offered, although still maintaining its price. In other stocks, the transactions were too restricted to give rise to any important variation. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 241 to lex div. Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 to 72. Granada Deferred, 71 to 8; ditto, Active, 19 to 21. Sardi nian, 88 to 90 ex di,. Spauish Deferred, 211 to 221; the Certificates, 51 to 51 per cent. Russian Five per Cents., 111 to 113; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to 99. The list of sales includes the folio sing : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 931, 921 ex dia. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 951. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 1. Portuguese Four per Cents., 411. Russian Five per Cents., 1111,1, 111; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98. Surdinian Five per Cents., 89 ex div. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 46,451. There are still rumours of an attempt on the part of the Russian government to raise a loan in Western Europe, not directly in the London market, but in conjunction with Messrs. Hope, of Amsterdam, Stieglitz, of St. Peteraburgh, &c. Some curiosity is expressed to learn the reason why the 800,000/. in gold lately drawn from the Bank of England should be sent to Amsterdam instead of being despatched at once to St. Petersburg. The late visit of the Rus sian Consul General in London to Holland ie also connected with these rumours, as it is not consi dered probable that this functionary would be merely charged with the duty of seeing to the safe transit of the gold, which was despatched in three portiobs. The Monty Market to-day was rather easier. It would appear that the late pressure to meet the mass of bills falling due to-morrow (the 4th falling on a Sunday) has subsided. As was anticipated, the bulk of the gold brought in by the Indian Queen from Melbourne, and amounting to 156,0001. was taken to-day for ship ment to the continent. No gold is at present being sent into the Bank. The Agricola has arrived from Moreton Bay and Sydney, but is believed to have no gold on freight. Having sailed on the 20th July, her dates are old. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day, with the exception of Hamburg, the rates on which city fully maintained the rise of last Tuesday, the rates were, on the whole, a shade more unfavourable for this country, especially as regards Paris. Three months paper on that city was in great demand, and was dealt in at the lower price of 25.25; for short bills the inquiry was not so active, and the rate ruled generally at 25.021 money. For drafts on Amster dam there was money at 11.151 to 16 at 3 months, and 11.141 at short ; and on Frankfort at 1184. The rate on St. Petersburg was rather less adverse, at 374 to 38d. In the rates on Vienna and Trieste there was no material alteration. The business transacted was limited, but the supply of bills gene- ; rally speaking was not adequate to the demand, and hence the unfavourable tendency generally noticed. I Hamburg letters of the 29th ult. mention that a sharp frost had prevailed for some days, and the navigation of the river was interrupted for sailing 1 vessels unassisted by steamers. There was a rather better feeling in trade. The grain market was quiet, and wheat and rye were the turn cheaper. Speller was in demand, at 13 b. m. In funds and shares little business was going forward. Money was easy, at 4f per cent., more silver having been received by the last London steamer. This vessel also brought over considerable sums in Russian half imperials, which were forwarded on to St. Peters burg. Bills on London were much wanted, and money remained over at 13 b. m. An extraordinary general meeting of the Trust asd Loan Company of Upper Canada is called for the 13th inst, for the purpose of declaring a dividend. In the corn market to-day business was very quiet at nominally the prices of last Monday. Wheat was not cheaper to buy, but to effect sales of amount lower prices must have been taken. The supply of home grown grain was small ; whilst the foreign ar rivals into London since Monday have been to a fair extent, including 17,220 qrs. foreign wheat, 3,050 qrs. barley, 3,360 qrs. oats, and 2,060 sacks and 10,000 barrels flour. Off the coast several corn laden vessels have arrived, most of which were sold whilst on their passage. Very little business was done in this branch of the trade, but importers are generally firm in maintaining prices. The subjoined has been received from Lloyd's agent at Tagsnrog Taganrog, Nov. 12, MS.—The Ilu'siau minion and all the public functionaries having left Turkey, the certificates of health required by the quaran.ine authorities can no Lager he furnished, and consequently ships that arrive from Constantinople will have to perform 14 days observa tion before they can obtain free puiti.pie, in lieu of four days, this will prevent any mare vessels proceeding into the Aged at this advanced perio.l of the year. Land shares today were firmer. For Australian Agricultural there was renewed inquiry. Earl shares were very quiet, and nominally unchanged in price. Crystal Palace shares have rallied. The Netherlands Land Enclosure Company's shares have been dealt in at 2! (4/. paid); Peninsular and i• ental Steam, at 7'21; ditto (23/. paid), 3e! to 40 Annexed are the latest reports from continental bormes, as received by Mr. Reuter 's express : Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 92 1-16; ditto Two-arid-a-Half per Cents., 611. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 ; the Coupons, 5 5-16; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, -15 Z. Austrian Five per Cent. NI.. tallies, 75i. Portuguese New, 35,- Mexican New, 221 ex div. Granada Deferred, 71. This bourse shows flatness, but Portuguese was better. Paria— closing prices of this d.ty : Four-and-a-Hilt per Cent. Routes, 100.25 ; ditto Three per Cents., 74.76. Bank Shares, 2,890. These prices show an advance of 25c., or I percent. on the final rates of yesterday. Vienna, Thursday; Five per Cents. Metallies, 921. Exchange on London, 11.20. Bank shame, 1,335. The Austrian funds do not exhibit any further de cline ; but the centinued and marked the in the ex change on London indicates the existence of an in creasing feeling of distrust, in spite of the efforts of' he govern ment to allay it. the Board of 'trade returns for the mouth am! ten months ending the •,th of November were issued Most of these items exhibit a remarkable and well-sustained increase, especially such as are more pat ticnlarly influenced by the Australian demand. The total imports of wheat for the ten months are stated at 4,196,786 qrs., against 2,414,949 in the cor responding ten months of last year, and 3,319,134 in 1831 ; and of flour 4,103,102 cwts. against 3,481,274 and 4,702,217. _ _ The annexed summary of the produce markets during the week is extracted from the circular of Messrs. W. J. and IL Thompson, issued this evening : There has not been any material alteration in the value of colonial produce during the week ; the market generally btu been without animation. The public sales of sugar have gone off heavily, and of the quantity offered a large proportion has been bought in. Coffee has been less in quired for, but the native sorts of Ceylon remain quoted at 47a. to 47e. 6d. per cwt. Rice continues quiet. The tea market was flat and lower at the early part of the week, but subsequently a rise occurred, and the present price of common congou is nominally ls. lid. per lb. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, 26th Nov., is as follows : BANK OF ENOLAND.—Acconer for tbewoek ending N0v.26, 1833 norm . Govemunint Debt.... i11.0:5.101 , Other asetuiclaa ta+4,9nu Gold Coln and Bullion 14,7.4,025 Oliver Bullion Not.. LAW £94025 Propdolors'eapt:al Sot pAI Public Detaltnclua. 3364.137 Ya.theti, "tar. Bank% C 66 1, 6. of Xs:total Debts -d 16v. Aa66.1 7334379 Other D. posits .. 11,012,431 AsTen-layandotba 14116 1.267,637 Ouvs7t7nent Neourttke Inniud. Data Weight Annuity) 113.489,037 Ginty Been/Moe Notes Gold and Neer Ooln 69,9,061 1.37.550,70 'M. MARSHALL. Chief CaAuer. Thls return, when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following results: Circulation i 9.110 Circulation active 21,314,200 Decrease 246,53.5 Public deposits 7.534,179 Increase 1,500,025 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,439,037 Inman 1,011,612 Other securities in hanklag department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,267,037 Increase 8,024 The Rest The Reserve (vis., notes and coin in banking department) This return exhibits several changes of great in terest. The decrease in the bullion is mainly caused by the homy withdrawal of gold on account of the Russian government. Next week's return will pro bably show a further diminution. The increase in the private securities and decrease in the private deposits attest the increased demand for money, which during the week now drawing to a close has been still more strongly felt. The increase in the Treasury deposits is extraordinarily large. It will be noticed that the Bank has again increased its stock of government securities by more than a mil lion. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The funds opened at a decline, owing to the unfit- vorable Bank return ; but purchases have since been renewed, and prices are now as good as they closed yesterday. Consols opened 944 to!, were sold as low as 94;, and are now quoted 94Z to 95 for money and Tuesday, and 95 for January, the " contango" for which account is 1-16 to Z. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 93 to I; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 951 to / ; India stock, 250; Exchequer Bills, 3s. to 6s. prem.; India Bonds, par. to 3s. prem. In Lireign stocks business is almost suspended. Mexican is quoted 24:4 to Z; and Spanish Deferred, 21,1 to 221. Portuguese is rather flatter, with sales of the Four per Cents. at 401 to 41. Russian Four and-a-Halt per Cents. have been dealt in at 98 to ; Pt rut ian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, at 72 ; and Dutch Four per Cents., at 95. A PLEA FOR A CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY. To THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Sta,—As Christmas-day happens this year to occur on a Sunday. an anxious desire is being expressed ly the iodustrial classes of the metropolis to have Monday, ice 26, grant, d them as a holiday. Considering that all are lit Sir. , US of embracing an opportunity of visiting friends mid relatives, and of participating in those homely pleasure', i-ustomary at that festive season of the year; and considering that business is invariably slack at that par ticu!ar time—merrinicut and good cheer being the order of the day ; it is hoped that employers will arrange to ciose their establishments and suspend bysiness ervirely that d ty. It would al ow the toiling multitudes the advantage of re creation, so i ssential to health and spirits ; it would in. valve no sacrifice, and he evinciva a kind and considerate sympathy, for which thousands would feel grateful. Yours. &c., W. D. rOSTIII:MOL's WO►tK OF WILLIAM HUMBOLDT.— A I , t•er from Wrlin, of the 25th ult., sap .—" There has just hoe., published a collection of 352 sonnets, composed by the late I.l.irun William de Humboldt, brother of M. Ale:• andre de !lamb°lilt, during In. residence on his crate of Tijel, whither he r tired in 1831, after the death of his wile, awl remained until his death, in 1835. These sonnets were dictated by this e.•lebratcd statesman to his secretary, Id. de Schulz, now sub-director of the Public Debt of Prussia, recommending him not to publish them until 15 years after his death. The King has accepted the dedication at the watt." 137,540,70 Deoembor 1. 1853. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tallow market is very firm taday, with less disposi tion to sell. Town tallow is quoted 654. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot, 675. ; Dec., 575. sellers ; Jan. to March, 67a. 6d. buyers, 58s.:demandcd. MAIL ET ATBRAOES. Town Tallow, 685.; fat by ditto, 3s. Id. ; Yellow Russian, .18s. 61. ; Melted Stuff, 425. 6d. ; rough ditto, 28s. Od. ; Tallow Graves, 18s. ; good Dregs, 84. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply large, and trade heavy. Prime meadow hay, 80s. to lOUs. ; inferior, 50s. to 70s. ; Rowen, 40s. to 60s. ; clover, 80i. to Mi.; second cut, 70s. to 1055.; straw, 365. to 4io. COVENT-GARDEN.—THIS DAY. Vegetables and fruit continue to be well supplied. Late grapes are sufficient for the demand and still very good. Pears chiefly consist of Glout biOTCCaII, Crassane, Chau montel, Winter Nelie, Beurre d'lliver, Mon4ieur le Cure, and Beurre d'Atemberg. The demand for Cobs hasgreatly fillet off. Chestnuts have made their appearance. Pota toes continue to arrive from Scotland, but the supply is not so great as last week. Asparagus it. hezinning to come in at from Bs, to 10s. per 100, and seakale at from J 4. Gd. to 4s. 641. per punnet. Carrots and turnips fetth from' d. to 4d. per bunch. Mushrooms are tolerably plentiful. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchsias, Roses, Mignonette, and tree Carnations. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, DEC. 2.—APPOINTMENTS.—CIerk : J.T. Mecum (1816) to the Exce/knt, gunnery ship, at Portsmouth. Second Clus Assistant Engineer C. Tucker, to the Edinburgh, 58, screw steam ship of 150-horse power, at Dawn*, rt. J. W. Dennistonn and R. Kenzics nominated Naval Cadets. - PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 2.—The flag of Rear-Admiral William Fenshawe Martin was: hoisted on board the Nep tune, 120, flag ship, Captain E.. 1. Scot', this morning at 9 o'clock, when the customary salute: were exchanged be tween that vessel and the Victory, fi.g-:hip of the Com mander-in-Chief. The Echo, steam tug, went out to Spit adfithis afternoon, with ;50 riggers !rum thin dockyard, land put them on board the Sidon, steam frigate, Captain Goldsmith, for conveyance to Sheerness to bring round the Royal George,l2o, screw ship, which is to be immediately fitted uut at Plymouth. The Sidon sailed this afternoon. she St. Jean d'Acre, 101, screw steam ship, Captain the Hon. Henry Keppel, will go out of harbour to Spitbead to-morrow. She proceeds to Plymouth. The Harpy, steam vessel, was taken into dock this morning. WITHDRAWAL OF HAMBURG MAIL PACKET - 4-- GENERAL POST -OFFICE, NOVEMBER, 1833.—After the despatch of the direct contract packet appointed to leave London for Hamburg on the 2nd proximo, the correspond ence for Hamburg, 'Bremen, Hanover, Brunswick, Meek lenburgh Schwerin, Mecklenburgh Strelitz, Oldenburgh, Denim rk, Norway, and Sweden (which correspondence has hitherto been conveyed, as a rule, by the hamburg packet) will be forwarded from this office daily (Sammy excepted) by the route of Belgium and Prussia, unless specially ad dressed to be sent by any other route. Letters not exceeding half an ounce will be liable to the following rates of postage, viz. : Hamburg, Bremen, Hanover, Brunswick, or Mecklenbur4h Nchw•rrin, $l.; Mc•cklenburgh Strelita and Oldenburgh, 5.1.; Denmark, Md.; Norway, Is. bd.; and Sweden, Is. 20. These rates, which include the whole postage, British and foreign, to destination, will increase far heavier lettere, oc cording to the scale in operation fur charging letters in the United Kingdom; and the postage may be paid in ad vance, or the letters may be sent unpaid, at the option of the sender. Newspapers for the several countries and places above mentioned will not be liable in the United Kingdom to any postage ; but periodical works, not of daily publication, which have heretofore been forwarded by the. Hamburg packet to Hamburg, Bremen, Lubeck, Oldenburgh, and Denmark, at a reduced rate of postage, cannot be sent i Belgium acd Prussia, excepting at tae usual rates charge able for letters. THE FATAL ACCIDENT TO DESCHAMPS THE AEHON T.—A letter from Nimes (garde, of the 29th ult., announcts the death of the aeronaut Dechamps, whilst making an ascent fr.m. that town. It appears that his second ascent having been fixed for the pn virus day from the amphitheatre, all the neemary preparations were made. The weather was so exceedingly stormy that M. Deeharnps thought it nece.sary to signify to the mayor that there would be danger for M. Letur to d.veend by means of a parachute, as had been publicly announeed. ‘ lit consequence the mayor authorised M. Letur not to 1:t rprm his part of the enoogemeut catered into with the public. A little after three in the afternoon 31. Dechscrips entered the car, and the ropes being cut, the balloon rose rapidly above the walls of the amphitheatre, the wind then cany'int it rapidly in the direction of the south-west. In proportion as it rose, this huge machine appeared to become lest. nait.ttel. About ten minutes after the balloon had quitted the tarth it was ob served to commence descending, at fine 'lowly, and then much more rapidly, its form at the same tunic becoming Per pendicularly elongate d, as if from a sudden escape of gas. Its fall then became so rapid that every one that was looking on felt convinced that an accident bad occurred. The bal loon fell nearly seven miles from the 'own, in a field abut half-way between Generac and Besuvoisin. M. Dechamps w.ay found lying at a little distoace from the ear, without any sign of life. The body was at once carried to Beau suisin, where medical aid was called iu, but without any result, as life had fled. PRI:z•SIAN RAILWAY.—A letter from Berlin says: The government is at present hsvuig carriages of the fourth class built for all the railway lines in order to have pas sengers carried at the charge of 2 groschen and a half (28 cen times) per mile (about four miles English.) This measure is altogether in the interest of the po.der classes, the present charge on the l'russian railways being doubt* that sum.