The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-21 00:00:00

. , / ,4, - 7/4 C a- • .1 4.:(.1€* i" la 4 / Tte Prfprt%% No. 2,002.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1853. [THREEPENCE. LIST of NEW and APPROVED WORKS in p CAVONIL LITEHATILAF, published by TAYLOR, IV'., and IIImiCALT. sad said iiy dl bookollers. GREEK %ND LATIN GRAMKAtig. • LONDON LATIN GRAMMAR: including the Eton Synths and Prosody in English, oseasspinisd with Notes. Edited by s Graduate of the University or Ozhord. Edition, bine. h. dd.. cloth. LONDON GREEK GRAMMAR. Designed to exhibit in moll issenonee the Elements of the Greek bluenose. Edited by • Gra. dnote of the Unireraity of Oared Nth Edition, Ihno. 661., cloth. SHARE LISTS. ----. TIIOIIIIDAT The railway market was very heavy to-day, owing to the Bank movement, and a further fall in prices would probably have taken place but for the circum stance that the bears are numerous, and that many of them took the opportunity of buying back, to realise profits. The accounts from the country mar kets are expected to be unfavourable, and as sales of pawned stocks are also apprehended, lower prices are generally looked for for a time.. The market closed flat, at the lowest point. The market for French lines fluctuated consider ably. In the afternoon and generally throughout the day the fall was heavy, but very late in the day there was a partial rally, operators appearing to en tertain an opinion, that the French Emperor will yet do something to sup th e b ourse . AU o th er foreign lines are dep MILLION at 8 !Intim, and Rotterdmin 8 b•L W Ems= Junction •E ti Wan and irnaeldasa 8 DWG sad Bung an 20 Cast Indian . ... I Do. Uteri= S ladies l'esinsata 7 Grand Junallat et Frew 104 Of-MEW Onneas.gnuct Dit. Dome (tad its.) int iII.W. if.. lf II ells 1 a 1$ 14 --u Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Stockton and Hartlepool South Yorkshire Kendal end Windermere Shrewsbary and Birmingh am 736 . 602 581 London and Blackwell The aggregate result s p resen t e d b y these returns (taking only the corresponding lines), are as follows: Gross amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1853 £205,651 .... 4,3961 .... £46 16 6 1852 180,659 4,2101 .... 42 17 8 18.51 These returns are calculated to afford great en couragement to holders of railway property, as a marked increase continues to be presented notwith standing the prevalence of wet weather. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : NIMBI' HlO4 yingla. HISTORY ; comprising beturrs o• the History oldie Asaatsa Natkin, the Egyptians, puthsginians, and Idaordanlana. Translated by Dr. L. „ mini , Rite Addithos fecet MIR is the malady* poaseaaion ot Oa Editor. 3 1 , ..15. 3wo, LI Ile. 14. NIEBVIIrs HISTORY of ROM/. Translated by Rishopriirl. Aratalream Nam Dr. Trelem Smith, and Dr. 1.. Schmitz. ae4re EPIIII.II. S 9010. ptice j m e . & NlittieUh'S LECIUKLI on ROMAN HISTORY. Translated iiNt edited by Lalo.lllM6lllseicra, Ph. D. Nan and Cheaper Zditios, la 3 tat. 3•,, 243. I dis mi l s !: tl a- - 1 1 ~ I 1 ells par 1 pas z 11ados : Taylor, Walton, and listerly, 2I Upper 13011114104•1, sad 27, 1.7.15a5, Paternoster-row. Jon published. price s., A BRIEF INTRODUCTION to the ARTS and ecta.mcza. inetediug itapbendone d aims of the Pbeno. meta of Pieta% Ihy Witmer Maws. LL.D. WILL Notes and Qemtienstor Essoinedea. Do. (hallway) Do. (Oman De. t ps d. Prefen yetse wed Mediterres 1 7 7 4 fa 3 Dit. &BEIM; MCCORT ot EM IL New Edition, Moo, slot! price 78.61, AHISTORY of ROME, from the Earliest Times w u loa . h of Commotion, A.D. 192. By Dr. L. ficanirs, saw of the 114 h Setual, Xlinburgt, nod Editor of 111olidies •• Thu *tow drew la our wisdom WI Is bora 'Mown ; end if woe romellawr teOeeW tad* mod erwygosr."-2.wrho. This lorrorpod Whim illth • rolords• 41124.414 ri Doenttioas. ferreltri Purial Cals4 . llw Twos Bowwww. by IL .1L lurarblerlpols of with the cestlair W Ibrestrosa. hwerwissotlow She Wet MD at Perlte mat veldese Vhe moils el dee Met Meeloterlel ease. CYdl. !Wand; Walker, Ifl. 'band; Rat tan ad Oefeekede. 141, Butterworth. 7 , Irket-strett; Beralsi, 41 . fleitwtreet, ; a id other bookrothwo. Claris Antenna . lemur & Ilea (with in ) Do. Do.(ea Inertia) Northsea of Frans. . Do. kJ. / pee et. Boa& (for H.! Annan. Wu., I tforvensa Trunk Prater. Paris no Lions ... ✓ans as , l Orleans ... Pens sad Boon ... "ars gni ntruho on PaisCaryoulato b nos I tee sod Itisbnood - anus Ind !Lawry ... Imam .ad Me... Do. si per Ont. Pralsr Sou:ken of Frans Ones India /stip West Flaothrs . Do. si per r• Waseca of "me. Wotan al Ihritintlain iOa par 7 11 re If n ... wee. -of the merits of thr history by D. Sabah' it Wadi MI ti h u rsto arias to . ; »a sionerve; for he the bift a:swain*, the Into( elthe SAW at gilt, is a sufficient guersatee."— IfAanacknal nem MATH ATIttAL TABLES. - - 7 4 II 447 Ns lis 14 14 9 114 II pm xi Si 177 71; 1 it tat NEW WOW( HT THE AUTHOR "JANE RTalt," AMR. LET,^ kie. L few day e .U 1 be pebliebod, VILLE T TE. By CURREN BELL. I. Three VOW/Mk pet am Load=: Baugh. Elder, sad (b., Al, Oorbbill. THIS DAY—Two O'CLOIC The railway market to-day has not exhibited any great variation in prices. At the commencement of business there was some flatness, especially for Lan cashire and Yorkshire and Eastern Counties ; but the feeling has since become rather stronger, and Man chester and Sheffield, London and North-Western, South-Western, and Caledonian have improved. In French shares there is a decided rally. MAIMS 11/41.1 ITOCKB UNOUAILOATKIIII. ii ii 213 Si z int Glasgow and South Western 1853. 1852. Caledonian £3, 7145 ... 31 .... L 3 ,94 9143 9. 6, Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central Aberdeen North British Scottish Midland Junction 11 pm , 17_ l ePm ab i owl 1 PI per al S als par I Total The Irish returns are: I tacky ay AULI/411% LOGARITHMS,- -- - - - ----- rrABLES of Common and Tri- A vf,cotoicid, to time PI we. Under the ispeeinteed•set of tar .ociety fur the Mosta, el Vidal Kocerledis. tboilew se% 3., mod • paßtmei'd TABLE. of SQUARER, coast, SQUARE ROOTS, disk. boost, sad ILECIPIWCALS, op to Io,uoo. Stmotype ettl we. swam , ' am! corm ed. Cake the euperieteedeeee of tha ax,ety fur tbe Moan • 41:•eful Knowledge. doyal it 1117, S.. 1.r4 WOOD'S LEXICON lo SACHTLUS. &cod Wake, enured Oleo, @lode, la.. ALEXICON to XSCHYLUS ; containing a CriSta lispiratite oft he mate Miceli Pmage e is lite teem f om.. By tbe Rey. W. Lotwooo, A.M., ILILA.S. .. 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Tke stations are arranged in order of latitude. linwrthos-B.W. ; Strong Breen; Ban. Sorntsitrrow—N. ; Strong Whist ; Closidlen. Tomasinos—S.W. ; Gentle Hesse; Overcast Gannowicn—S.W.; Sang Drees. ; Partially Cloudy. Swinnom-B.W. ; String Wows; Partially Cloudy. Csuniunon-B.W. ; Goads Breese ; Partially Cloudy. YLanoutn-B.W. ; Stns. Diem ; Heavy Hain. Lon —S. W. , Sinai Breen ; Partially Cloudy. DASLINGTON—S.S.W. j pansy. Wind Variable; Par tial) Cloudy—Showery. Mt' return@ from the following places did not reach this caws in line for publication yesterday; they therefore When the state of th e weather en Wednesday swift at nine o'clock : MI ; Strong Bram ; Overeat. Lnzoneon--B.W. , Cahn ; Overcoat. Hosanna's-B.W. ; Gentle Breese; Overfed—Rain. Larc AAAAA —S.W. ; Cahn ; Partially Cloudy. DLILLUIGTON-9.8.W.; Gentle Breese ; Partially Cloudy, nest. Bina-11. ; Calm ; Foggy. TNIB DAY. Noon. 001+1.0 Of Wing. Beremete et WWI. OM et thetKWr. Weather. 11.11. W. Ovalle DM& Coady. LIVIMPOOL Baas AT FORZION POILTS:••PrOgraII, is Melbourne ; Fosforo (..), Dakmain, Omen of the Isle, Zillah, at Valparaiso; Betsy, Ann Jana, at Callao; Wino calm, at Demerara; Louise, John Scott, at Trinidad ; Zephyr, at Barbados@ ; Hortense, at Port-m-Prices ; Gar land, Black-eyad Susan, at Jamaica ; Helena and Olga, at Ins Guars ; Janes, at Galata; Fleetwood, Oregon, Cres cent City, Parthenon, Equator, England, at New Orleans ; Roderick Ohs, Sisters, David Cannon, at Mobile; Triton, lisabet, at Charleston; Yorkshire, Great Western, Asia (Jan. 6), at New York ; Montezuma, at Apalachicola; Mutual. at Boston. {te a A mbers., Nettier . ., Ileekk ion Bast incites litra.Welv.lketoertsim Sicken., lean.,kiChw. Jul. _____._ oiwr.:a Omar awl Ox_lpirl pales Denim* SAINCIItas usual rertb, and Aber. Rim ..... Mott f ids . aedl tams Iran thin. am; A... PO Z. IL ft.) AMCA elm I CrdAt. Bast Umeigkize 6 W.L DiuklErm..l2 Orradr, W Oreed Wabash sr Irides.. &Wow°. 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IN llednelimilre (Wad Is 1401141011.Wisistal I* 111 to SO lard* 1.06115525) 4l ad 111. 100 4sdlndirb4air.llp.Ct Si U li (mod Os Dias fordo OL Hortlitra) lb In DidmilteGnittWootarn Ili ni a 4 09 05 Halliesiby(LYNlMl4lllo 111 116 IfIS 35 Da sham (ditto) 111 Da. 4 *um (01%3) .. SS SS 111 ISI londea add Grelawtob M a Dow _ orsiti zahmis lo South toolsn idium 1. 14 4 364 111 a d IP N Orir.4pirdot Nod Is Norlolli) * all n aaa ide dna OW 20 SS a d 6 1 ill lig li dm r aillia L,Blll Jan.) • $ •Si OD all ird inata =laitailit. 6 I Dradllml(lDdL) 101 10$ 10 10 11491**Iirdera Spica (Mon to Malt • K N N 111 ProdusaWyr• (Mao. Lae. 1111.14451.4Laatinork IL I aid Ritabla(lwa alai Iketbara 132 154 Ilion*llink ii...7d In In 11 *M. 11 , 01•14... i 4 des ed war Ulla= Dern Ss . ;. I 19 e DWG plow /11109 --... 314 ni ellosderti 19INN. wee.. IN IN 2 d IN ISO IM ISO WS JOINT STOCK BANKS. ekes SLIM. - - 40 Aastralarda IS Chart. Bank ot India, Australia. and Chins II English, Scottish. sad Australian 2) Diadem Chartered or Australia ...... Royal Austral. %AM. and Gold Import. Co. 23 South / eatralla 23 Caton of Australia ... Do. New 1 If If If Si H 43 46 N 12 10 11 Closing prices I D S wk. - MIN I tads,. 110 111 H Q.. Ifo. Sh. 11=422.4x4444. Pa. prises ., as. IC -- POGO 110 4ustrallan AsrL. SS 230 24 Ivoo 22 B. 2211.211 w Laid 24 41 52 11.000 102. Van Disman's Land 29 16 19 Bader does taday. US • MINES. THURSDAY EYINIXO. The English mining market has not been affected by the depression observable in the other cle A r, ments of the security market. Trelawney, Consols, Herodsfoot, and United Mines shares, have realised higher prices, and the market generally closes firm. The prices ruling to-day are as follows: United Mines, 385; West Providence, 531, 544 Cern Bruno, 921 ; Alfred Consols, 151, 1; Herod,- foot, 101, 11; Wheal Trelawney, 58, 60 ex div.; West Treasury, 91 ; Merllyn, 4, • heal Crebor, 111, 12; East Russell, 9; North R obert, 6,1; Bowing don Console, 31 • Speedwell, 101, 4; Penllyne Court,' 275. 6d .: Wh eal Norris, 35e.: North Damsel, 375. 6d., 21.; Linares, 9/, 10; Spearue .Consols, 91; Tary Consols, 31, # • Hennock, 11; Clive, 51, 4, 61; East Tolgus, 37 ; Elea Craig, 41, 1 ; South Tamar, 61; Hingston Downs, 3 ; Wheal Peru, 11, ; East Wheal Vor, 11, 4; Wheal Russell, 375. 6d.; North Towy, 17s. 6d. The gold mining share market was rather better in the morning, especially Nouveau Monde, which advanced to If prem. Later in the day, however, all descriptions were unfavourably affected by the Bank movement, and consequent depression in all departments. The decline, however, was not heavy, though the market closed flat. The non-official quotations are : Peel River and Mineral Land, 9 to 1 prem.; Nugget Vein Com pany, 3to t prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, die. to/ prem.; Garnett and Moseley, par to 1 prem. ; Union Gold, 1 to 1 prem. ; Adelaide Land and Mining, 1 dia. to par ; Australian Mutual, 1 to 1 prem. • Australian Consols, par to prem. ; par to prem.; Pongiband, 2 to 3 prem.; Jamaica Copper, t to 1 prem. ; Kenmare, 1 to t, prem.; Carberry West, 1 to E prem. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, par to 1 prem.; Upper Canada Mining, par t prem.; South Cork Copper, 1 to !, ; Worth ing, 3 to 1 prem.; Lewie Hill Range, t die to par. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. There is no essential change in the gold mining share market, business being far from active. The shares of the Australasian Gold Mining Company have been done as low as le prem. Nouveau Monde mark 1 to le prem. ; and Agua Friss, t to 1 prem. Australian Agricultural shares have been done at " - 238; North British Australasian, Ito le prem. POI NI !Of 791 SI fij 11 13f f 14 83 I 103 I in 1 2,11 I U Oi • i ISO lii Spi iti 77i 17 II 230 to Oaring MANSON NO. NOM. Miss% ?aid mime dose yestirday. to-day. -- -- 100,Ou0 1 Aina Fria -an 1j pm 1/ 211 100,000 10e. topic Californian ~ 10,001 10 australaaian 3 1 1 llll 3 114 24,400 20 tustralan 3 5# 14 Si 60,004 1 Australian Cordillera 300,000 1 Australian Freehold 5.•„0011 I An Maria all par pm 2 ....nil 1 British Australia. Golt all 1 Ipm II 44,000 N British Iron 43.5 s 11 10,0410 33 6rull.leepAlss.st3/.03 341 31 44 0,000 SO De.oocase and Guist* all I 1 11,000 90 Do. 00. John Del Ite: 13 19 SO 410,001' 1 Carom's Creek Pa La 12.00 n 40 Oates Orppar 100,011 I Culenlal Gold „.„. „ Co*apo .—. ... . 14 61. 7 jsn. .4 nu Copper Minors ft Ens. all 76 5,000 35 Go. PleL 74 per east. all 64 7 4 Pa 70,110. a 6ne*Australta,Coopei all 11 II illt , 100.0110 2 Great Nand Vein 10,01 II tie. end all /1,060 Orao,d Gnehy of Bader all per Ipa 14 11.000 Great Polgooth all If le pa 100001 Lake Bataurst all 1 dl. par I 44,001 Liberty 30,000 Loadon&Cslitarn. Gold Unarta Crushing tnt all j i t • 11100,400 Ntilta IM 1 Nealaarisutadtbdientrican all 944 i ps OB A ,1101 New Graaada 300,000 Nouns. Moods 150,001 Port Philip 1 j Ipml lj 0. 0 93 Quart. Rack al i pm Moo , 5 Rhymney Iron ...... .. Ditto New ... 7,00 SO Bantlago &Celia lOl 0 1 30,004 1 'WWI Australian all IPm knee 10 TM Croft 43.171 111.454 United Mexican • 70.000 1 Waller 100,000 1 Wait Granada an j 445,504 e Wear Mariessa... ...... all par Ipm II 1 4 0, 4 0( 1 Tuba MONEY MARKET. TEVUDAT The Bank of England directors to-day adopted the anticipated step, the minimum rate of discount being raised from 2j to 3 per cent. The sitting of the board was unusually protracted, and even at the latest minute prior to the announcement being made there were parties who strenuously maintained their disbelief that the Bank would venture to make any change. It is reported, however, in good channers that the advisability of even raising the rate beyond three per cent. has already been mooted in the Bank parlour. The very generally expressed opinion is that there is nothing in the position of the money market or trade to war rant this further exercise of repressive power. There is always a disposition on the part of the more cautious section of the mercantile community to give the Bank credit for knowing more than other people, —owing to its being by position enabled to obtain better information than falls in the way of commer cial men generally ;—but even in this portion of the public considerable surprise has been excited by the present step. Up to this time the effect upon the markets has not been so serious as many expected it would be—but the markets generally closed at the worst prices of the day and with an unfavourable ap- Crpearance. The effect upon provincial interests must watched with solicitude, as there can be no doubt a considerable feeling of uneasiness will be caused in many quarters, and the general impression is in the direction of a further decline in prices. The rail way markets, and other departments, it is suggested, will very probably be depressed by sales of pawned stocks on the increased rate of money. Of these It is stated that a considerable portion of the gold freight of the Australian steamer has been pur chased for transmission to the Continent. This pro portion will consequently not appear in the Bank of England returns. The Neptune has arrived from Sydney with 17,329 ounces of gold, worth nearly 70,000 i. Her dates from that port are only to the 30th July, and from New Zealand to the 30th September. H.M.S. Swift has also arrived off Devonport, with nearly a million of dollars from the Pacific ports. One house, we know, has 120 thousand dollars by this opportunity, and another expects upwards of 100,000 dols. The sailing of this vessel with her valuable freight from the other side was announced in the Express some months back, and contradicted at the time. The dollars by this opportunity will add to the amount already pressing on the market for realization. The Charlotte has also arrived front Portland Bay with dates to the 12th August, bat it is not yet known if she brings any gold. Miscellaneous stocks were dull to-day, but dock stocks met with more business. Australian Agricul tural left off only 225 to 23 I. Sales are thus marked : --Colonial Bank, 161, ex div.; East and West India Docks, 168, ex div. ; London Docks, 129, 128, 129, ex div.; St Katharine's Docks, 1001; Southampton Docks, 394; Victoria Docks (21. paid), 31; ditto, New (21. paid), 34 ; Australian Royal Mail Steam, 41; Crystal Palace, 3; General Steam Navigation, 29 ; Peninsular and Oriental, 88 ; Royal Mail Steam, 814, 81, 82. The shares of the Royal Swedish Rail way are quoted to * dis. ; Besiers and Graissessac Railway, Ito dis. • North British Australasia, to 1 prem.; London B ank of Australia and India (for which Wednesday the 26th has been appointed set tling Jay), f to 1 prem. The first annual meeting of the Australasian Pacific Mail Steam Packet Company was held to-day, when the directors presented a report detailing the pro gress of the association. The number of shares sub scribed for and paid upon is stated at 12,126, leaving only 374 for distribution in the hands of the direc tors. The proposed operations of this company were noticed by us in the Daily News of yesterday. It appears that such is the progress of the Panama Rail way that the entire journey across the isthmus by rail is expected to be effected towards the end of the year, when, in addition to the bi-monthly service of the toyal Mail Steam Packet Company from South ampton direct to Colon, passengers will also be booked through by the ships of the British and North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company from Liverpool via New York to Colon, and from thence to New Zealand and Sydney. The directors conclude their report by congratulating the proprie tors on the very cordial reception the early establish ment of steam communication between Australasia and England by way of Panama has met with in the colonies as well as in the mother country. The market for American stocks this week has presented no striking feature, business being upon a moderate scale, with a fair inquiry for most descrip tions, and little change in prices. Present quota tions are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: Redeemable. Dividends. Prices. I United States 6 par Ct. Eds. 1863 Jan. and July 97 1$ Ditto 8 per Cent lids. ... 1862 Jan. and July 106 103 Do. 6 per Ct. do. d 0.... 1664 Jan. and July 1094 11..1 Do. 6 per Ct. 1n56N00k...18117-1148 Jan. and July 106 j 109 Do. ditto New Wit State I per Cl.. 18511.1844 Quarterly 97 93 Pennsylvania 3 per CI. Feb. and Aol. 83 Nei dv Do. 6 pee Ormt. Bonds. 1682 Jan. and July 92 9i Ohio 6 per Cents . NesmoburstM per Ct. eter ling Ronda Do. 3 per Cents Dollar Ms 1872 limy and Nov. 974 954 Niu7tind 3 peret.6ter.Bde — Jan. and July 96 99 Reckeinable. Dividends. Prima Illinois Internal Imp.6p.Ct. J.o. sad Js y 74 73 DIN Interest Virginia 6 per Ctn. Inse. St 1837-1679 Jan. end July 93 N Virginia a per Cent. Roods 1886 Jan. and July 96 99 Kentucky 6 per Cent. 1668 Jan. and July 97 98 Tennewes 6 per Cent. len Jan. and July 93 96 Quads 6 per Ct. Bt. Bonds 1971 Feb. and Aug. Ilb 113 f Lino ditto 1876 Jan. and July lIS Ile Boston City 4. per Cent Sterllng Bonds Nantreal City 6 per Cents. so-nes 86 87 New Tort Cltyn per MFR. 1833.1870 Quarterly 96 97 Pennsylvania Centel Rail. Rd. 6 per Costa Renew 1860 Jan. and July 99 100 Lll.Phibipltia end SA 'per Ct. Nat i INN Bonds 1660 Jan. and July 86 87 New York and Brie Seven per Cents., let mortgage 1868-1869 May and Nov. 1044 1076 Ditto oven per sent, lad mortgage 1839 Mat. and Sept. 98 90 Ditto Seven perCents.,Cco- Nrtible Ohio &Perim:N.7 pm Ct Income Bonds- — April and Oct. 92 94 geaboerd k ENNA/ 7 _ - . _ par CI. lot Mortgage ... 11166 Feb. sad Aug. II —ex div The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Wednes day are thus reported by Mr. Renter'. telegraphic express:—Dutch Four per Cents., 95; ditto, Two and-a-Half per Cents., 66; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 1546 ; Mexican New, 241 ; Portu guese New, 371; Austrian Five per Ccnt. Me tallies, 821. All these prices are lower. The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : 1853. 1852. 1861. London and NorthWestem L 44,127 £39,203 .. £38,951 Lancashire and Yorkshire 16,568 .. 16,315 13,650 London and South Western 9,634 .. 8.468 .. 8,251 London and Brighton Great Western d Midlan 22,191 19,910 .. 19,686 South Eastern 13,751 .. 10,732 .. 10,285 York and North Midland York, Newcastle, & Berwick 13,362 .. 12,748 .. 12,872 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,656 .. 1,462 .. 1,624 Great Northern 12,507 .. 9,744 .. 6,893 Chester and 11 , 1yhead Shropshire Union 648 .. 476 .. 363 Exeter and Crediton Bristol and Exeter Manchester & Sontlaunction 629 .. 464 ~ 395 Bast Lancashire 4,617 .. 4,124 .. 3,632 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 14,619 .. 13,537 .. 12,736 East Anglian 670 ~ 894 .. 546 Leeds Northern 1,039 .. 961 .. 781 46,689 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The stock markets opened this morning with some flatness, but generally the feeling has truce im proved, and prices are now quoted at a partial rally from the depression of yesterday. Consols opened 99 to k for money, and after reaching 991, are now quoted 991 to 1 for cash, and 99 to 1, for time. The Three per Cents. Rtduced mark 991 to 100 ; the Three-and-a -Quarter per Cents., 103 to ; Bank Stock, 225 to 2261 ; India Stock, 273. Exchequer Bills are lower, with transactions at 58a. and 575. preen. Business is very limited in the foreign market, there being an indisposition to operate extensively. Spanish Old Threes mark 481 to / ; ditto Deferred, 221; Turkish Scrip, 1 die. ; Swedish Loan, 11 to 2 dia.; Sardinian, 92 ; Mexican, 23 ; G rana d a De ferred, 11 ; Danish Fives, 107 to 108 ; Russian Fives, 119. operations we have already reported the commence ment. The next return of the Bank is anticipated to be an unfavourable one, but subsequent returns may be expected to show some amelioration unless any new circumstance of an adverse nature should arise ; and, so soon as the first pressure shall have passed away, it is considered extremely questionable if the Bank will not be compelled to retrace its step, or lose its business. The general impression is, that to the demand for English capital on French paper mast the recent movements of the Bank be mainly attributed, but, even granting that there is some foreign demand, is it not in the power of the Bank to check foreign drains without at the same time aiming a blow at our home interests? Discussions run very high upon the subject, and many parties charge the Bank with a dereliction of duty in com peting openly for foreign paper, and, when this offered more freely than it considered proper, turn ing round on the opposite tack to the great detriment of our commercial community,—the interests of which ought certainly to receive prior consideration. In Lombard-street to-day the Bank measure produced no effect, the discount rate remaining at 2I per cent. The effect in this quarter also remains to be seen. Consols realised a slight improvement in the morning, reaching 99) for money, but upon the an nouncement of the rise in the rate of discount the price went down to 994 to 1, and subsequently to 99 to 1. The after hours quotation was still worse, at 98/ to 99 for cash, and 99 to 1 for the 10th February. Business was extensive, but consitred chiefly of sales. The government broker made another smell invest ment in Consols. The official report embraces:— Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, f, 1, t, 99; ditto, for account, 991, 1 1, a, 1„ 1, 99, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 100, 4, 100, 4. Three-and-a- OGluarter per Cents., 1031, 1,4, 1, 103. Bank Stock, 226, 226. India Stock, 273, 270, 2711, 270. South Sea Stock, 111. Excheqiter Bills remain quoted at their reduced rate of 60.. to 645. prem. India Bonds were lower, being sold at 708. prem. - The foreign market was heavy, in sympathy with Consols, but there was no serious fall. Depres sion generalli prevailed at the close. 1663. 1662. Beirut and Ballymena Cork and Bandon Belfast and Count, Down 16.5 .... 162 Londonderry and Enniskillen Ulster Dundalk and Enniskillen 169 . .. 172 Dublin and Belfast Junction 926 .... 644 Great Southern and Western Toial ..., £9.167 LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PAItIS, Ja.., 20. For Money. for Account. -.ng.ilsrhest. Lowsst.ledoain2. . -- ---• 3 per Cents. 78 50 1 79 5 78 10 ) 78 90 44 per Cents., 1325 ... 1 . . , •.. ... ... 11 per Cents., 1852 lO4 60 104 0 104 55 1 y'lo3 10.101 55 4 per Cents. 3 per Cents. New Loan l Z 10114120 02 loAdoe: stollta2, 13 4 ; 90 liar, 2 4 20 .1 JolgionTres.iB4o Mons y 'Naples Bents — Dwoor. Do. 4 Piedmont 5 p.a. 99 1 Treasury Minds ... Do. .. ISM ...... 944 I Doak fibaroo , ... emus, lAN. 20.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (right kink). —* ditto (lea bank), —; Paris and Orleans, 9'o: Paris and Row's, 973 ; Rouen and Havre, 490 ; Marseilles and Aviv. non (Converted), 565 ; Striobourg and Bale, 335 ; Northern, 412 50; Paris and Waskoneg, 740 • Pori , and Lyons, 810; Lyons and Mediterranean, 103 ; lloniereau and Troyes. 27.5; Dues:, 465; Blame and St. Disks to Gray, —; Paris and Cherlanver. 510; Dijon and Besancon, —; Midi. 117 50; Dieppe and Fre•enn. 3'o VIENNA, ;wt. 18.—Five per Cent. Metallic's'''. 951. New Loan (Series A), 95, 1 ; (Series B), lu.ll ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 851. Bank Shares, 1,376. BERLIN, Jaw. 18.—Voluntary Loan, 102; New Loan, 44 per Cent. (1850), 103; ditto (1852), 103; National Debt, 94; ; Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1481; Bank Shares, 1101. MARK LANK-THIS DAY. There was very little English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market, and its value has undergone no varia tion. Foreign Wheat met a retail demand, and Monday's quotations were supported. The same remark will apply to Flour. he bulkof the English Barley reported as arrived goes direct to the distillers, and consequently but little appeared for sale on the market ; the sale of this article was well maintained. There was a considerable display of Scotch Oat samples, and a few cargoes have come to hand this week from abroad; dealers still hold off purchasing freely, in expecta tion of larger arrivals, and successfully resist any advance in price. Beans and Peas steady, at former prices. In floating cargoes not much passing. Seeds maintained their value. AItRIVALS 11410 LONDON MOM 17tb JAN. to 21st JAN . Qrs. tramline. Scotch. tusk. Vocalic, . Wheat.— . Barley lll3O 1090 Oats Malt ..... .... 030 tor, 10460 barrels, and 1570 masks. tas.—Whost, 490.8 d. ; Barley, ale. 2d.; Oats, Od.; Beans, 7 - " -- • 2d. DAPS.' 3Ss. 7d. ;'Peu LL AVIIRAG LOIIDON Airsam) 20.. i Id.; Rye, Oa. Weser. 8ar147.1 Ova I 117:. flaea.. Pea.. Dec. II ". 43. •.1 39. 174111. 74 29. Ildlsl 4d 31. 10d - ._43v 10d 29s WWI. 3419. 2434. td 32. Od - 24 43. lld 29. 9418. rtd 29. 4.1 1 31. Ild 31. 44 Jag. I ... 46. 74,29. 8d Ida 91 19. 74 33. Od 32. Id - $ 46. Od 28. ad Ills Id 19. Id 24. Ild 31- lid - 13 43. 10d:29a 10418. 7d30. 8d34. 843*. 74 I weeks' Agg. Awe. 145. 0.1!1". gd :9. 2d 34. 10 1 1 37. 01 Derr.-Wbeet. Barley. sets. Ave. Aram. and Pea.. la. hiss. Dee. 11. Dea. Id. 12.:1. '23 : ! Jan.). Jan. 8. Jan. 15. 43 • ..• ••• n _ --.. 7 ll .. 43 W 43 10 ... 1 ~. I _ ... ... ......_l. .—.... ... .. ... 42 1... • ... . 1 *** . MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SuaAt.—Tha !market has been steady during the week, and prices have been supported, with a limited business done. The refined market has been dull, and prices with difficulty supported. COPFBIL—Ther• has been a great want of activity in this article, and prices have been in favour of the buyers; but holders have shown a considerable chime of firmness. Native Ceylon dull of sale at 465. to 465. 6(1. TEA.—The principal feature of the week has been the public sales, which went off heavily, except for Assam, which sold at high prices. SPICEB.—The public sales have been rather large this week. Nutmegs sold at fully 2d. advance; Mace.at full prices; Pepper dull, and inferior qualities are a shade lower. Pimento has advanced about id. per lb. COTTON.—A full amount of business done at prices a shade in favour of the sellers. Rux.—A good demand has existed for strong Demerara and Jamaica Fin:lr.—The demand fur Currants has been steady, and full prices paid. Raisins dull. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. We have a fair #e supply of Beasts ; the trade is very dull, owing to the mild weather, and a large supply at the dead markets. Prices are rather lower. The number of Sheep is urusually small; still the demand is se inconsiderable, that they are with difficulty disposed of at reduced rates. Trade is worse for Calves. From Germany and Holland there are 123 Beasts, 290 Sheep, and 236 Calve,; Scotland, 40 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 300; Northern and Midland, 100 ; and 10.5 Mikh Cows from the Home Counties. -- Te; voneof elev. I. d. 0. d. I Per Item of Mts. n. 4. 0. d. , tept &op. Hereford... 3 8 4 0 1 Best D 0... 1 110.-b‘lo. : 4b 0 A 0 U Bat Short.horus ...... 3 ii 3 8, best Long-wools oecoLd quality Deftoti.. 2 8 3 4 ' Do. do. e'llorn .. Calve. ........ ....... . 3 8 4 8, Ewe% anl memo I loath). 3 8 4 0 PIP re I Dee. Du, A Ilalf.b 4a 4 8 410 Lambe .. ..... .... 0 0 0 • Beads as guano. NI; Sumo. 1.190: Wye.. 311: Pip. 300. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Town Tallow is on the spot, 455. 6d. ; The market is quiet to-day, with no disposition to operate speculatively. On the spot there is a fair demand, which, nbbyurg Y .C. holders.. q h u o o s ted -eve 4 r sB , i nn m et e s t ea w sh ill ; in p a e l te y February to ?lamb, 45e. 3a. to 6d. ; October to December (new), 455. 3d. to 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARRY:J.-THIS DAY. Messrs. l'attenden and Smith report that the demand for bo . h ncw and old Hops continues go d, and late rates are fully maintained. The continued wct weather will operate much against an average crop being grown next year. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. Eden Main, 17s. 6d. ; West Hartley, Lis. 6d. ; Walla End Braddyll'a, 18.. ; Walls End Haswell, 18. ad. ; Walls End Houton, 18.. 6d. ; Wel:. End Land,ton, 16s. ; Walls End Stalwarts, 185. 6d.; Walla End Taos, 18s. 64.--Ships at market, 286. lei vg iii I ne In i i 8344 79 114 SI 1114 9 12i In 4 IN ad 22000 14,000 23.0001 15,000 50,000 50300 MAW 40001 45 72 $j 4