The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-20 00:00:00

MIMI [THREEPENCE MONEY MARKET. WIDNESDAY BYZNINO. tainty with regard to the termination of the Eastern ques tion, had produced considerable caution, particularly as regards the foreign buyers, and the result ass been a very fist sale, which has required stroug sup;ort ou the pert of importers, by withdrawing large parcels as the sale pro gressed, to maintain the quotations given below ; goad Ben gal, good and flue Kurpets, and tine Madras, have been in good demaud, and for these descriptions an advance has been paid. All other sorts have ruled from July rates to a discount. The English stock market opened flatly this morning, and, after showing renewed depression, finally closed a shade below the last quotations of yesterday. The flatness may be attributed to the unsatisfactory appearance of politics, to the continu ance of wet weather, to the probability of a further drain on the stock of gold held by the Bank, and to the apprehension of a further rise in the rate of dis count. These considerations afford manifest en couragement to speculative sellers, whilst on the other band much support continues to be afforded by the investmen:s of the public at the reduced prices now current. 't he firmer feeliogobservable in the afternoon wasattributable to ademand for money stock amongst the dealers, leading to the re-establishment of a " backwardation" (or premium realisable by holders of stock for the temporary loan of it) of 1-16 to 5 per cent. Whilst upon this subject it may be men tioned that, according to a report very general in the market, the Bank of England has lent stock iurgely to the Stock Exchange, during the late pressure at tendant on the settlement of the monthly account. Doubtless the Bank, looking to the higher value of money stock, as compared with the quotation for the account, has made its profit out of the operation ; but it is very justly asked, is the Bauk justified in thus turning ajobber in stocks on a large scale ? Consols opened at 911 for account, advanced to 911 to 1 0 delined to 911, and were last officially quoted 914 to 1. At 4 o'clock the quotation was 91 to for the 10th November, and after that hour 911 to The transactions for money ranged between 91; and 911. The official business list is as follows: — Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, f ditto, for account, 10th Nov., 911, 4,4, 5; Three per Cent. Reduced, sol, I, 5 ; Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 92a, 2,1, 5, ; Long Annuities, 1860, 5 5 . 16, 5 3-16 ; India Stock, 248 ; Bank Stock, 217, 216. Of the quantity brought forward it is estimated that 4,360 chests are bought in, 6,602 withdrawn, and .1,6:9 sold, to which may be added 800 of the bought in and with drawn, making the total quantity sold about 6,400 chests, of which 3,000 are said to be fur export, and 1,100 for home use and re-sale. The following are the quotations as compared with the last July sale: Good and fine shipping, par to 3d. lower; ordin-try and defective ditto, par to 21. higber ; broken and euusuming, par to 3d. lower. Madras, good and tine, 3d. to Id. higher; Madras middling ordinary, par to 3d. lower. Kurpah, good and fine, 31. to 4il. higher; Kurpah mid cluing and ordinary, par to 2d. lower. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Tuesday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents. 92; ; ditto Two•and-a-Half per Cents., 61 1-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 211; the Coupons, 51; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 451. Austrian Five per Cent. Met:lilies, 76: ; Peruvian New, 704. Portuguese New, 371; Equador, 4.1. Mexican, New, 231. Granada De ferred, 81. Most of these prices are lower. The exchange on London comes reported at 11.871, at short, showing a further decline. Paris—Closing prices of this day—Three per Cent. Renter, 72.35 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99.45. Bank Shares, 2,500. These prices exhibit a trilling decline. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocg. . _ The English stock market has been rather flatter to-day, but business is quiet, and the variation in prices is not important. Consols opened 914 to ! for account, declined to 911 to 4, improved to 911 to 1 on the breaking up of the Bank weekly board, without the announcement of any change in the rate of discount, and are now flatter again, at 911 to for the 10th November, and 914 to 4 for money. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 901 to 901; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 921 to ; South Sea Stock, 112 ; Bank Stock, 216 to 218; Exchequer Bills, 3s. to 7s. prem.; and India Bonds, ss. die. to par. The foreign stock market is dull in character,though the transactions have been more numerous. Mexican is quoted 231 to 24 ; and Spanish Deferred, 211 to .1. The Spanish Committee's Certificates are lower, marking 51 to 51 per cent. Russian Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 112 to 1121; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cent., 97 to 1; Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 31; Dutch Four per Cents., 94, ex div.; Portuguese Three per Cents., 37 to 38; Danish Five per Cents., 1011 to 102; Buenos Ayrean, 661. / :... ', - . /7 e..t, . • ,•,...- ‘ 4 . / .'--tom . . e . -.se a. 4 ? - 71 114" di- 7 , -- / ,4 7 ..._._a.._:.___.,_,7_ Tt it rt*43rt%% No. 2,2334 LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1853. st.r 1110 Aberdeen Paanaziul l anAlisli pvE GUINEAS.-Mr. WM. H. HALM, the Ileowet OtennleA, cf 1.1 Iteautriell-oleare. Lorsion, atoms fr.„.... tit.t et . FIVE Gt.' (NBA APPARATUSES maw reedy. NI • ~,u , ..staa.•o4 ta„, Psassalse co Medical Oalerimis. TERRIBLE ROAD-ACCIDENT. -,...---. It is our painful duty (bays the DuNfries Courier) SHARE LISTS. ---..-- BONO Abates:: No. 1 7 per Ct.: - - MONE - si.l 100 Bri.tel a eiwar 4 Ct.' - - ~.ba a d ".... D' WriaNBIDAT Zonal:WO. ea, i ipp i cm. e . a .., lo Pe: ~ 91 *to announce the death, on Stin.lay morning lut, of Mr. HE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last halt Hobert Bryden , wine merchant , here, in consequence of The railway market to-day, in the absence of any t$ le ,Chester and Halybe . sd - - .71 all Cott and Laudon taw newel beyond qua= that B.OWLANotp an accident which occurred on the night of the preceding purchases of moment, has been fiat. A rally was at ei all m eeoeo b. m i Ab , - - nay • • Yert ec c ..."..tet lair. pePirres assularly aroarlailag powers In the Friday. Mr. Dryden had on that day attended a coursing I ...res. , * an , -1 le.Peueeraoll l.f tbe Haman Mau, end when meetiag at Hallidayhill, and, after the conclusioa of the one time observable, but did not continue ; and the demo titdr..toi .. _II II The English sloe morning, and, after I finally closed a shad I m eft ark off et, though not closing at its worst point, finally s i 31 11741 asiels" 7 • 1 " 111. P•et• SI 4 t au glean. la .a. led. It p r eee e w i t fr om tim e , e ey or turn- day's sport, bad dined with a frisnd an the parish of Dalton. yesterday. The /late am , ' s I ,Da, doh (IQ 1 pee et ,4g 0 MO grey -„oarth•••..rdt, . I) Yar -414 . 77 , ..L 7 i.,...."VC1n "In v i „and dAit t i l l He was travelling on horseback , and when returning in the about 10a. per cent , lower than yesterday. 71 2 Do. de. (71. 17147 per CL. a 1 pa unsatisfactory appear' ..,,f 7.110 , t . b. i nt - 1.2 . •••,- . .... 4 %;• tb - s •-• 1 47- 0 /.. i.,Y.r ut Toil d* evening, celled, while passing through Collin villsge, at the London and North Western hes shown especial hen- : 11 ~.....ltat.C.es.Cats.,4 p e..N..il 1 la pm ance of wet weather, i 117 ., ; ,,,Kt".11'..,,,,. ma - 7 ,, 8 . 44 b ee ,. ( . 4 „.. e, h aw ,null). house of Mr. Eskdale, with whom he was in the habit of vines. The scarcity of stock is the chief support of to I " "'"' do. • No l2 .. drain on the stock of 10 Do. New I per Cat. Stoll 1 Jae 13 CL: 88 ,4 mom tam sue, Me. Canton-On Ms wrapper of transacting business. He remained there for upwards of prices. The dealers have paid 1 to-day for the UM *. 30 120 ,Xest.Unlos.earipeot p.Ct - - the apprehension of t eft abotTe cry the nerds, "Boylan& XYloser Ono" in Iwo Lini"i: an hour, and betwixt ten and eleven o'clock set out on his ...m.ll l. 1 0101 -u 4ll slot SONY. 10 , 1 11 7toolinlOolls Loodooi way home, which, alas, he was destined never to reach. The porary loan of L ancas h ire and Yorkshire Stock to 6 , 6 115151, •e4h. Path, wadi complete previous sales. , 1 Dande.„ 51 per Cent 1 2 at count. These consid a ss be maim sae feetumers. Collin toll-bar stands a few yards beyond Mr. Eskslale's BL 150 Great Northerns peroeat 115 111 couragement to spei house, and betwixt the two points the road descends rather at. I 100,De. 5 per tent. scrip, 110.1 other hand much supt r I::. , Ar e,..... } A :tiS szw , D e i ll ‘co ltiZN ia le: ., r O t u R Es.m AC ut U N T O E REA N it E D R O. - Ifell'i DIiAFNEs.., SINGING NOI4EM AND PAINT IN ra p idl y ; the toll-bar gate, which is made of iron, and, from rood • b. redisay fee. Abu,. by .1.1., .i., Lb.& of .0, its co lour and übstance, not easily seen on a dark n ight , irl ) was shut. Mr. s Bryden's horse. a thorough - bred and THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. , . deeniable at 1 e e.0.m., 103 lei 10 , 10 Do. 4/ percent. scrip ' 1 die , fpm el i '.l Ot..l.ie‘Yeare(Oßl,rathsl 7a 9 The railway market to-day, though some degree se . .1 owebi.nusitubt,3m e; . I the inveetmenfs of the current. 'the firmer fee wasattributable to act gioh ,,, e bw, imotially p i e, e d to h. t h e b eaaa a. o .,,* aa a b,„ use nery animal, started off at a gallop the moment its rider of flatness was observable at one period of the morn- a' -I .06: Docen.redeein. 4a oot. , as ih, Bt. 100 Ditto aroleentable tper et 9i 101 ,97 6a the dealers, leading „ f i,,,,, 0 ; sus rig eat instant's pain, inoweenience or trouble to a mounted, and a few strides brought it right upon the log, has generally shown steadiness. At the present is 1 ii Lenermire oxen+. eea i die tar I Ibil 4 .'l ir l MMus 4477 ." 1 el • 111 ece am This toll/ loPrant toll•gate, which in all probability neither horse " backwardation" (or lit. ITO • Dice 6 porcenthbak 1 :39 141 , 1393 Nesteerl helix' Me of itlit-e•s. 0511113 4 •• 11 rose 011 the termer nor rider had ace. The gate, originally painted white, moment quotations are about the 0111110 as at the close flt. 103 Lon.sa Brah.Cone..s pro - - of stock for the temp marrow sal Ibtalu rat,nr., 1t... been wade by the esalnent aorta. D.. DATIL , 3 , 103 , A5. 3 ,. /. ,. , ( I 1 yr., Minh ,ag audew . ). 1. has, . from weathering, arsonist the dark natural colour of of business yesterday. London and North Western 5t.,100 Ditto New Guar.6 per Ct. - per cent. Whilst tile . rmaddir • p i • eu .. the p,„ enteuu„ of Om iron ; the lamp at the bar was not lighted ; and when the however, is better, at 1021 to uebeloret. 103; Great soli au Lcia./eb t... _ a_ WestCon.nards - 2 3 pia aeon rry &Colo. tat - - tit:wed that, according memeasse relbi , metertaa tie bearing in do mat enalased accident happened the moon was obscured by clouds, and a Western is quoted 791 to 80 ; Midland 1 all .Loadontle ' rry&Paus.alt.teh 121 lit market, the Bank of skies of Nair, wlsethe-. frees old am ntraesnew, ce any small rain was falling. Certainly the horse had made no 681 to i ; Lancaahire and Yorkshire, 611 to 62 ; is a ,mse.s . ..•itaune.tbi.sei s r to the Stock Exchatip paesapalem wee to whieli ehtdren and odutte are @alike , . effort to clear the gate, but struck it with its shoulder, and 10 10 I Do. New ill 6 ... tad from ithßil kills the heavy elation of setae with such violence as to burst it open, forcing away the rea o erns, to , 7 , ; omans, G t N rth 181 ' Caled • 241 to 1 • ' 4 3 I Do. to . _ . 4 I pat tendant on the settle m the bead and ear, hi lminetrately removed by its ow. Leh n and bending and breaking some of the upper tsars. and Dovers, 171 to 1. Business is extremely quiet. Ise all 'tame causii, -it pa, -pm Doubtless the Bank, 1 amasser am aply it kraal'. TM pronf sod re•olt being instantly chili, nonce of so sudden and forcible • collision, the In French shares the transactions have also been 18 .1 100 Con..Br.ah.at.t.l , 131 - 110 inahaelag ait enables the previowly deaf pence to hear eceonos es 14 II 1 Ditto Pretreat 1 1 tfie money stock, as comp 1011.114 AN% who bef.re cciald we. be wade to hew by lead horse to the ground, and Mr. Dryden was thrown a very scanty, and the tone is rather flat. Northerns e t l op ,it c .s.,u, Eit ,,,,,,,,,... account, has made i seesfar e. the ese. or 1, 7 lean. of • Peaceful ear trams , . It bee considerable distance-his head end feu aiming first in * . o . quote d 33 " i ; s tran b oargs, 3iii to , 361; sad ii, lii Kw • per sm... eta -: - 81s t a applied b the Decor on hundreds of euteriwit &Whose. contact with the road. Mr. Elltdale and others, on hes= but it is very justly a Bt. 101 I Do.ShweenerValley I pc. - - a took a the nit lanais tries and bosons's, with prefect .tweese, the crash, ran immediately to the spot, and found Paris and Lyons, 16i to 1 prem. M 6 Da. Damian' ... ... - - thus turning apobber 1 0 est i° I "" bw i d th°°ll " B , is mim e ..,,,, e 'X: e14:7(441( their 1414.441 J many** .hone and rider lying on the road-the latter motionless and ORDINARY BHA= AND ISTOCIIM. 'M. 100'North Britbh .. ... .. - - Consols opened at 1 RI !all North etafiordaers s e t a ed , who, by Its we a.01,e, are „ow perfectly rotated to hearing insensible. Everything possible was done in the eireuM-to t, delined to 91 1 ail the onkel el their felow erratum, sad ambled to bear dio stances, but in such a cue medical skill was of little avail. cum prim S A W today S. 1100 Oxford. Maresoon, soil ass Soft is • plow of worebtp. The sufferer rallied a little on Saturday afternoon, but with CAL , Pd• liklLleele. Yokota). tel 1 p&o. i W01m...113. Opsz Cast, 99 101 ICII ,151 MI I biLo ditto dittol lam4pm 15 4 91,it01. At 4 o'clo a end a written statement of their case by letter, es- no approach to constiousneo, and after that time gra- "-- II s Shreari.&l3ind.NcerGasr. 91 108 for the 10th Novemb p e Z c la t4e wanspe or mane) otter for To. 64. Bt. 100 VW am - - 1 191 204 dually sunk until life passed away at four o'clock on Sunday B4 8. ,, it ..,. '; II II illhrewa.&Chteat(Nor.a. t. The transactions NERVOUSNESS, DISORDERS of the MIND, morning. or . aadia ... 4 41 Min.) 9 ter Cet.t... . . Ito 17 and 911. The official dein, each NERYOI.I9 SYSTEM, FITS EPILEPSY, FALL. 131 a'.i fitalher.BlllllUVellell 54 91 lel 10 Do. I per Ceat .„ -I 91 101 DIG DION. Ite.-THE MO.l EXTRAORDINARY AND PROTI- 11 15 Sietom , ete.llooo. Joe.. 13 11 die U 9s loath Deo • ... .. .. .12 14 Three • per Cent. Cone DiNTIAL DINCOTBRI', nix CURING 511.ICT011a sureness, DRAMA. 11 all Do.Mbial.l.o. IS 15 rt 10 11 Ditto lized la per Cent par a pin ditto, for account, 1C i Keep AND BRAD Cat PLAINTS. Dr. DAVID THOMAS, IS yearn ameraltiag ph). than.; 1, Ilighatrest, Ttmaidge-wells, -•- 13 MI Do da. do. 701...4 91 41 „ .t. WO ReillaieNt Lance ... .. 1n 93 94 140, all South &Antra 'limiting' . Ann lot £1.11.0....„ ...... 124 241 per Cent. Reduced, ban made sr a the mat important ittscuerfes be needles) DRUIIY-LANE. et. too alsaabia _... _ ...._ .. I el 494 49 ilt., 100 Do. 41 per cent. smem, mmismy intent to e miser this On Owl et =Wary -. SO . 0 Handel and Relpfead .. If DI 151 1 90 ,' all :9th.Yorkenirelperet.Ouar 19 50 PAO, 3 5.16,5 3-16; 8 ,, nomentle, era by w`..tch the most sauna ma l e a hada iestertlay evening Mr. Smith, the lessee of this se 4 , o w k 6 .4 4 40 4 4 ., _ la is 4 a iWatertnedhE,Aearyep.et: -- Ma 217, 216. nate symptom of this 2 . 8 " 1, , theatre, had his benefit, and Mr. Brooks made his last Bp- 59 41 Debasing aulbst76... 43 43 ..• Mea rt el••er•T" is ez e rls 7 L frti t lA M l7oB 13 al Dania PartlL end Aber * twenspber hour. amain tau of the for pearance. He performed Alathet4 for the first, and only asa Janda ... .... 71 salsa ea sdbeasie truly oleacu'ons, auk the worst a aria, time, at this thous*. We saw nothing of the performance, II ell lea Menem ... 48 4 pii.iii. lies York, Neweestaa crew.,'. GUforth of c..a.s.p.troll.' 95 t 9 17 I 6 rods t .- .-. 4f .1 21 10 Y0r1d1a.1414.1.1.6 4 .Pateh 1 0/ dle Exchequer Bills ch at 38. to 7s. prem. II oinks a nada aft le guarasteed. Fear sod deed oll 6 = IS all Ditto Itle X sod H.).. 3 -..--- to fis , prem. enessers am lowesse a Ppilita wi th out asset ewes, though wishing to see what this popular tragedian would *au bags ,mays .. 111 1 113 In,the foreign stock me m flie baselee or miL,...._.2l2222 l %.___.__lnnntniii 01110 the made of a character which is one of the suet arduous on Bt. Ha Eastern tratuajlasi A.. U 0 MINES. ,ended , and, with t tads M. " 1 " 1 " 1 " ""•• "m". IP be II " "" the stage •we arrived at the theatre just se the doors were 15 $1 Do. Oa" il• u• I MO ,* - - gisepeha a amiled a darts be all sal *VW =lift led r Bt 100 2e. sires and C dies 1 V 31 Clog't Dodos. ness of tone, this de I prase done many, ems sal Wes. and aria. baananstabla, iwilmills• in opening. The excitement wee immense-Jenny Lind's first Bt. 100 tot laoseada ... ... 41 63 43 No. Shane anew. red. 1 Tammy. to .my. deserving ,of notice. al diem int" 1161 1 01 . 116 .0 1 " "WI% 612 " 11 " at " 9 W. ci appearance at her Majesty's Theatre was nothing to it; but 11. W. 11110611 7 111 11 awl Palm • 55 50 we wad, pains though the anissal Irdp. eill sea bei thssalis a utiaolnetne, ad others tos ammo is mailia. May *ea there was this difference, that there everything WY 10 1 a Diabarili sod Fad= ... - - IL 100 aibaboride. da 91 U °.-... -. 140,004 1 aus Fra --I-- At four o clock Mel all i lOm 11 I MAO 1 Moto AustallosOeld ell a dis par 24 ; Spanish Deferre sindesteelAsaleilled am le 01108118 . 12 7 "Mums *cm math and well ordered, while here there wu • a,. 100 Oleapsw Islaulk eau - - i per cent. Pertivil areterm mamas bow pisse d tho alballis seeased this the ao ‘ ,... 0 us th , mow.% par w i n ismmiss . m ire e u t e e scene of confusion and sq u abbling, such as we have sel- th 4 3 1,3 ° 7436 D , Sel d. . l7la seoe . 7 . ::: eo n a 74 100,000 10...AuloCalfornais 0 1 en i i 10,0041 10 +Anstraleeinn . ma. pokes. Ressill ol o fondle., on and WWI batbllw t Plvantwa, dem witisemed in a theatre. After trying, first the dress et. Iso Dee 1. Wash .. :._f.; 124 111 40,000 5 Do. Coal Laming I i as lope SO SAulrallwo • weave...ay, qtrelltallY. have t l emd trail. Ns= NIN• 74 , I , circle ad d th ou th, more elevated regions, and being a bl e Pd. 101 OLMeeth.aadWaulare„ 100 111 imeoc 1 hasteatlan ate mooed h. ert • a dinewest or ewe, by tense, Inclaing ios.St 100 Ora& Wasters ... 791 50 50 71I1per Cents., 96 to 9 a ,estate 11/11111111, or reasporder, ad the mare of curs will be to find nothing better than a standing-place behind inns- Is al aka pima adears - „. - - 100,000 1 Asearasa Freehold ditto Deferred, 8 to 8 same 1 Ave Hens ell 4as 1 threaded try team of peat' to sin port st the alma free• minable becks, where it was impostible to me anything, 10 411 Unsw 7o, and Cli 3B " - 63 61 PI pa 300,110„ I British Australian Gold ell I din 4 only the following 1 ler. THOMAS, I, Mirb.P•set, Tasteidae. - was, g e m. 111 11l Do. Ilinle .. ... „. 10 11 pa 11 WO 20 tßrltishlroa I 4.4 70 we took our departure. et. is• Lemashbosad Tortian 614 Si 61 Half per Cents., 621. Kea 115 thraa.lrap,(a.util.pa St 4 4 3 Jest prOlisbed, prier Is. Ittypest le. id.) We mention this abortive attempt to see the 11% 171 1te.111112 ... .....„....... 71 !Lolls SAO 30 De. Clocaosstad Cala* all 24 3 a can Three per Ceni ITHE RESULTS of the CENSUS of GREAT a gnat *median." merely by way of showing how N W *ll7 ( nasal W a sit a t ille 1... 7 ti 4 " 11,000 elli Do. M. John VW Rey II 33a 144 111 a-Half per Cents., inkom 1 Oman's Creek lliurkiN ' ll°ll wull a DissriSian of the Mathias " 4114 absurd it is to talk of the indifference of the Ile 114 Leneinamlenelm;ll .. 71 74 4 iWs Pr =payed a dais the Pinonts. By lowans Comma; 1 9 , 009 4 0 Cola Copp* leilor ol tho Naha& ail% ad eras this Ifeeistsdasef the English public to their national drama. Mr. 10 7 L0._14.411711107*115tb51.141„ Oren C 7 94 1 P" H Iso,eao s scientist Gold 1 11pm II 1 Cents., 211 ; the Comc etatiehal Maw aas Melba Assalsabo. IR. 100 ... CoplApo l5 101 11 101 his W. Faber sod Ikea 443.„ Wat lanai% Londea. Brooke is not a great tragedian, -no judicious es, No Wester. 1031 1031 tog siqo c It. alopar Main el Ea s . all 113 (0 Gold continues to critic has ever said that he is ; but he has the stuff in him, Do. kr Moray ... ... - -a, 15 41/o. Pest 1 preens. all 57pm xd To-day there were rat es 12 Do Mks . 4 dim ipm 70,010 5 *lnsist r all 24 3 out of which gnat tragedians are made. " Penni lea to t D e .grod h iC es ijAej I 1 pm brokers offices for gob THE CORN TRADE. Great it= r ra..... ell tar apm oreugles, Is borgne eat roi;" and this may account for 131 Si Do- /111110 1 •• •• ••• - - moos 31 Do. - - origin, which, °wog -a- M. 100 Looks a lisalielhears 74 76 71 . the popular supremacy which, in the present days of me- l e, ese c e ,. go _ 13 lt dis M 10,00 C 30 •Geiteraj .„.... all 14 111" portion of silver than . The subjoined remarks on the corn trade are ex- - - 12,204 Crud Dear of Badge all 1 dis par duen - ty, Mr. Brooke has gained on our stage. He has a es $ 4 a 11.001 Gond die 15 preferred for remit) tinted from the circular of Mr. Oeo.Doratinseb, dated Wed- _ es all Isseendrrreieannaini - - 100 00C Übe 1= 11" O.- eU 1 1 tion of tho silver fro rough downricht way of eenressiar violent 0.111 . 0.1 asedsy .-" The Russo-Turkish gaieties' See into 4 " 417, - - -•• ' - • - -- - 91. 100 Measb.,seer.blinemash. Ma 19S lel 4,091, a very serious stags ; war is declared and news especially if it is accompanied with physical agony ; but in ea 44 Do.Maa.lb Link. Vides, - -Ds 10,000 dams al aSe 91 trade, intimately connected with this Cabot eeatlases la the finer and more delicate traits of sentiment and fading, 11. 1 " "ma ••• - - - 561 39 644 KIM Loodottkalltora. Gold Saturday last 40,0001 ea isjorious tension of danger and iusentanty, sad has its et. to no. Ma. awl Doris . U Se as well as in the intelligent and aossistent conception of an se 1 471 am" West. I I n c .„„. - - Quern Cagiest:b all 4 I Dent, and further shi bee action crippled just at • time, when the &latency In 100,000 Ihrlttults the grain crops of western Europe, require the tallest and satin_ character, there are others, • even in these depurate U 174 illite Ilitifsimu,.. ... -.. 54. 100 listinabit . 50 53 ~0 0 0 I alsassaiatanorima 9 SI 71 ration. New GTO/111110 beast mien* of all its activity, energy and ressiuses. That cays, who are his ineoriori• Be has, in shorts great 46 41 Da. larliaida • ... 4 lls par so,'sao New Lhaarse li.ha.oo. all - - the contest between Russia and Tarkey will come to a natural gifts, but they have not received the cultivation re- Is 17 114 11 dda $OO,OOO Naas= Undo all I 4pa 14 the Indus, which will le, 20 Amtgnisacts.L.m • • all was - - I aid. dces for Alexandria, is 28 bloody issue, is now but too certain. Within the last eight days the weather has been again en the whole unfavourable to agriculture; rain and fogs itptirs e rvailed. In the south of Etatagi 2ns owlag is inter mit in the north ( especially alone pm boo o f imp remains exposed la the Wand by for study or room ter improvement. the wet; eed it is reported that some of the m anned sash wheat in the Scottish low-lands continuance of so much rain, similar to t77:=. INlSOlfilig at end time, is giving rise to great Se 7 Bury and - quite to form a great artist ; and we believe that he will is au I N w. mee d e iha s ;: _7 _ is one mo da w, y u bee nu o s re his a el m tra uct g m an or t e po accoot raszi plishod o shall u se n tr rt than uitate he ly Ilt. IN Malik - ... ... 47 UP 15 15 Do. New . " „. .-.- - II 3,1 Northam Oseatise Taloa 4 $ dls mislead him tate the notion that these is no further occaaion is. pm gush Baba m ... ... 35 IS - II &It YLEBON E. 111 IS North Dews, Ma 1. „ 5 10 11 ell Do L i t = Damns& l4 1 6 • Do. II Osusidad 7 71 SO all Nora ..» aII el Macbeth was performed at this theatre l ust night, .: xi si-i miu ,sahrz w .„„ Yd well Model ; the average number of Mr. J. W. Wallach, who has Moms Imes of the theatre, 15 lo Vern Incatlinia.i ... anu - par I pia swam is de• math of October is 16, sad the representing Macbeth, and Mrs. J. W. Walla& the heroine it ' 1 " = w a tui d c "" lll 7: l 7.: :I S p st. the de p th 4 "I" bib" fat t i t. 'walk ; already tit"n have of the play. It was Mr. J. W. Wallack ' s lint appearance N. i.e SNOW Illdhail .. bees 14 atill Maw does the Ist October, and the °away of v a lu e r s M. MO 11111011111.11 Men-- - , , 63 44 Ilia hies iminesed at 11 inches . In Inlander', weather alas his Taunt tr e alAva "ilia, and ... MI L I. W. I et scie De. lae3lsMad,aa 60 a We Lead en days was en the whole fine-there the first &Pentane* in England. Mr. •• &limit's sales was as • Osewelomireltennet 31 11 dts pia with few exceptions, completed, generally throughout extremely careful, end though it might bean 19 all 1 , 0 6 10 07 71,. _. 5 ° serious complaints TioPecting the Potato exaggeration to say he was great, yet his performance was at was Nan LP week.ens Camel Cller.n.llM) ... 111 17 Isa es Da, Halm ... ... ......... than reisdlineva aes Its seriemall• wan eartrawiat..l skis le 10 m a_ llsmulr• -11 15 . 105,000 5 Fart shut, I6 I die I . 00,040 I areal leak all 4as i pra Tend $ tab Ina ....„. all - ',llse Cate.-- 111 al 44 10,000 1 bath Asetrallas 11,010 10 The nest 44.174 $ O l.l. ♦*Wad lialesa TO, all 1 1 die I 0 I al 24 51 1 Waller ...... - Immo I Wm Orieda -- au 11 dB mon 1 was Ilarfeass. tegoge 1 ids ............... No. !No ....-......-.. sll I die JOINT STOCK BA .U NK: M. moms gold and the rest in 1 large shipment is e 7601. • for Ceylon, gc 78,9001. • for Ma&i silver, i 0,1301. ; fa Singapore, silver, 21 47,2601., and gold, 64,2601. The amount of gol John Sonchay, frou ounces ; and by the 1 600 ounces. 6 me, Ca. man una CO. Pd lf_seterds: today . We understand HI BANE: *5OO * Miamians * ftu rahrabli bl diliPsd eil 7 441 :72 69 H bilities just decreed liiiA. IA 11.04.1. DI ...".....a.... .n _ _ has ezetted a strong Maas prow dila to.da Mi. Pd. 114.4.44414. Yestatday. to 1 p.a. 9t 1N lial Vat Ma 1 191 204 ao S Lmtarer NotlAt.artr 41 131 a'.. 10611.1datta19IdirTallay 1 SI 91 11 IS SirimAge.lllobiLhut. 13 11 clli ry all Do.MaIMII.C., 16 IS „ 13 104 Do. Is do. ... .. 301... 1 31 41 .. St. Wu IldMitimi bow 1 U 93 01 St. 100 0191Mdia _... . .. I 49 494 49 IN all Mops add Islyinai . U le 161 1 N 411 Owlt add BEN= ... . 13 IS 59 4: Dellimald 11411101....43 43 33 all Illialp, Partk,std Aber. 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MOM . 1 dla pia 1 De.B1141411:0061.(e) 11 pi 134 21 Ds Mottea... .. ... et. 100 Louisa i IMMI.WaMsra 74 76 73 60 01 Do.. 800 ... ... 13 12 dls M 40 34 Da. AM 13 11 „ II ail lisaimagn76 is - iiikalai — M. 110 1 may 11. 1 lk .11•Usaotadt. 191 191 191 M . 4Maa.Lbad. Vidor —dß 0 Millial . .. 511 say 611 ea IL 10 . uo jaaula i . ..asib . arlis . U 36 14 471 NU" West. !Ital.—. U 171 DIM Mit *Ma» ... 9t. 144 Baumiskil . SO 53 It 1/119= 1.1. 1 1i t i..., 1 1 il " 4l ru dla SO 7 [Newry aail _ SI all NawtyWarrmpletliller alt IN IWIO ... ... 47 N 46 15 15 Do. Nair N ay Nartbala oamileir'siii 4 sells M. 100 Moth IMMO ... 35 M imigssibir, 111 IS Marta Deice.lia. 1. „. 1 10 II all De. L ics Daderld. l4 1 1 • Da 11 Ommetiod 7 71 SI all North ...... 411 11l SO 174 Borth MallerdiarZ ... tlf 4Ma lig 30 all 14artk Medan 71 71 10 10 Balk itSciatlMikline.. par i pia R. IM Odird. Warr,lb Metier. 36 SI R. lot ton& Via; „. ... 87 119 M. 100 SWIM 11161081 ... ... 67 67 Ilt. IGO Minor Li Blur. 62 44 Ilt. 1011 Do. L.1031.1/aws.lllo SO 63 19 9 Iliewbffp imlllsodint 24 11 dB sg all ma timer Wm W.10E.) ... 111 17 ,- 71 14 * 10 Mr Oawasiry ... .. 11 13 30 41,11trapairs Oaks ... .. 61 31 die 91 110 64 Math Davao ... ... ... 14 14 1 = lOO loath Balls* ... ... ... 671 1411 141 11 N 10/ Wm _ ... 34 U IS 1 Tablridl . iar . — Ds , 3 4 26 all Mosilliple DiitlEgt* ._,. IS SO 1$ 30 TirmaimiaDoMßlO. 11 31 90 17 Vale Mika& ... ... .. 14 II II all I Watiotird Ind Lilbrip II all 1 Waarlxd sad Umertak. . 19 II I Wed OarawaU ... .. 11 9 II Mr Miaibbillas 'M— &pat -. 1 1 IW.EsIM r. T 61 U 110 De. 10.11Mmalus .. 94 9 41 All II Iljd D 0.411.111110 .. 41 4 ~d t, 1001Tark imd MlllllOll 44 45 45 41 Macbeth matt performed at this theatre Wet night, Mr. J. W. Wallach, who has booms lessee of the theatre, representing Macbeth, and Mrs. J. W. Wallach the heroine of the play. It was Mr. J. W. Wallach's first appearance since his return hem America, and Mrs. J. W. WaHack's first appearance In England. Mr. Wallach's acting was throughout extremely careful, end though it might be an exaggeration to say he was great, yet his performance was more than mediocre, and he generally well appreciated the character. Mrs. J. W. Wells& partrayed the ambitious, daring, and guilty woman with great power, and in a meaner which called forth repeated plaudits. She is de cidedly a valuable acquisition to the Hagfish stags. At the elms Mr. and Mrs. Wallach were called before the curtain, as was also Mr. H. Vandenhoff, who persoaated Ifiaodue ; 17 2104Nee er liemegrown ears do sot freriz a rear le the sad Melia /masts, bat is Ire slime Beath amen, who en believed to thai Mtge swam me hath with twist, and se rime went keep beck supplies is espesteriem of a higher rams cif pleas. I The arrivals data igps sera Orin the lest neighs were principally hem rim earth of Europe ; the balk d the mew Baltic shipmate is said now to have readied ear mad the sestiamme of the easterly wiad will soft Mist thee still DIMISim sa the . Irem the mak et Lange the arrivals are • t eat likely to rands so for months to scam, Wag to the few shipmate made rime Jam sad July far this .way meet at the sera now es th Ais i z i am mie the l Celia ege. beet the math is from Mb km Ohms NM lee Demshe, where the sumer pbg reset'' amuse* high bilges lamest sep ses* Ms *sight Ar wheat hem Oleos to OAS trebled Itardwa, width is Ape 1862. did mot eased es. per qr., has rissa lately to 26a. per r. to the Umbel Magi= ;at Sebes 80s per qr. Is "The we et the DAY ems trade last week was Wi eld by the large Melia sirs arrivals from the Bahia, and ths pest oratios ozoookoi by bum Is midi. meanest ; Pots of TIMM stvo my la wood mobilo 10. to 30. poi IF, bat ism bat Fridep the madoospo of the wet vis itor and the warlike arm hem the leas, ham seals Wok the male of mate the ether way, mid the depth ilea el hot weak way sew be sessideesd as hilly rewired. Ike wet eisallar, by affsetlas the sometime et the my ahem, Wald le nabs the depreelatith Is Os Wee wpm ter them wie i tap h e dr iolrj a lr a simples see = l" . lie tt II lOU po woo pal Av e = tam suiPo. 1$ otlist Ibis ammo s of ilion otoOmpktoil ler:ma with glom loan ono oialiouto Maio ospitell lit 11% lot oho WA ploo of poi perms_ oost wog to moo its wog isamehely thassaried daring _the =gwinter ; mearrehtle, spessiable held ieb m article with peat Arms... BY ELECTRIC LIVERPOOL, TIIICLIDAT, 10.30 A.Y. Wind N.N.W., moderate, and fine. Arrived.—Olide, from Matanzas ; King of the Forest, from Palermo; H. W. Davies, from Picton, with loss of maintopmast, &c. Off Holyhead.—Putting back, in tow of a steam tug, the David Harrison, from Liverpool, for Bahia. 0 41 GRAVESEND, THURSDAY, 10.6 A.x. Arrived.—Natal (steamer), from Rotterdam ; Baron Goy (steamer), from Antwerp; Diana (steamer), from Amsterdam; Concordia (steamer), from Rotterdam; Hanover (steamer), from Rotterdam. Bailed.—Zmperor, for Algoa Bay ; Jalindur, for Geelong. 10 a.m. Wind N.; tide, low water ; weather moderate. _ _ 1b zd DEAL, THURSDAY, 9.28 ♦ Y. Wind N. W., moderate, and cloudy. Pared.—B. B. Green, from London, for Mauritius; A. B. 8., No. 415, Applies, from north for westward. Bailed.—The Leila, for Cadiz. GENERAL SIR ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, BART., Q.C.H.—This Telma °Meer, who died oa the 17th of October, at his reddest*, Rath, ia the 83rd year of hi, was the Illittief moral in her Majway's webs. Isheri the estates of Fairtaini, Stratheminan, and Mow, whie were granted to hie ammeter by lames IV. of Scotland, be received the first rudiments of his education at Rdiabargb as an associate of Walter Scott, and hie early military thatraiiitm with the Deka of Wellingtea. all the Medway of Whams. Serving as a sahebs is the let and es a captain in the 4.2 ed Rigiskathre. he oh mimed at an early age the Useteserd•eilemleg of the 78th battalion of which regimes* hoommended at iti tts 4 r;;;tare of the Cape of Geed Rego, mar Sir *hired Clerk. Sableiy he served is •prima slim at Mama and in the Milthartiama, and, alter the np- Ws of the peace of Amines Wes Mat= employed to the close of the war. Be ressived the Cross of the Order of St. Jannarios from the ILIa4 of the Two Sicilia, and the Grand Cress of the Ovelphie Order from George IV., by whom, and by his Royal Highness the Duke ef York, be was mach esteemed. RAIITULY COCNYIYO RAILWAY,-4blll line is being tabard hawses Stratford sad Row, where the Blackwell ßatensios bums abatis& in ads; to accommodate the ismse of nabs imputed on the opusg of the Tilbury Feet has. It is said that the Gravesend bra will be on • !ay low seal* la order to compete with the South- Boston 'Wog, sad the stamen. Sligo P 411114EAS Li M ONTGOM MUSH IRS RAILWAY.— , S saw line of railway for connsaion with Central Wales `passed, sod application will be made in the alit miss M porliameut for an act authorising its construes& It is mid that one-half of the capital is already suburbs& ne With of the line is to be 47 miles, sad the esamalsd .set M acestruction is 7,000!. per mile. The leselsessen bats esseented to take a fair agricultural nine he** ' WA and to take the amount in shares. The prealSiell reprossat themselves as totally unconnected with fay exist ing sempasy. The lino is to commence at the mroMaiis of the Lhaidlose sad Newtown Railway at Newtown, and, tillowiag the MUM of the Severn to Cur Floe, will there dimpling Rea Valley to Shrewsbury on the one hind, ekbi m, l =a Wme W to °smeary oa the other. Ooe diver- C i o nia psupos Welshpool, near Lianymyneck to , sad tee by a junction with the Shrews- Motor Railway ; the other, skirting Chirbury larks (there eatffbig the Raa Valley), Worthen, near the Shelve and Smillheeek lead raising districts, Butesbury, Harewood, Re., pasting over a 'oilfield ten miles in length eaten the lowa of Shrewsbury by the Shrewsb u ry and Raeford Railway, which it will join near Mule Brace, about two miles frau Shrewsbury. A loop line is proposed from a point os the Oswestry divergence, near Muslin, to a plat on the Shrewsbury divergence, under the Rem beak, ay which mesas the town of Welskpool will be placed as any Shrewsbury as by way of Westbury. The sources of Halle on the line consist of pleasure traffic, numerous lead and coal mines, esulting•houses, bleaching-grounds, corn tills, homework', brick and tile yards, and quarries. PRATELi AGAINST THE CHOLERA.—Yesterday was kept at Southampton, at the request of the Mayor of that tows, as a day of humiliation and prayer, that Al mighty God nay be mercifully pleased to remote from this notice the awful scourge of cholera with which parts of the kingdom have been visited. All the churches and chapels were opined for Divine worship, the shops were closed, and buds*, suspended. DEPARTURE OP THE ARCTlC.—Yesterday, shortly before coos, the United States Mail steam-ship Arctic, Captain Jame C. Luce, "ailed from the Mersey for Now York, with the meal mails for the United States, California, Cased*, Nora Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Se. ; to hundred and eighteen peasengen, and a large cargo of rateable neechandies on freight. STATIONERY FOR PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS.—In the year ended the 6th of January, the expense of providing stationery for the public departments was 268,4101., against 186,9161. in the previous year. Eirmim TO Ausisaut.—Looking at the relative positions of Australia, Panama, and England, it cannot !ail to be evident that no difficulty will be experienced in keep ing up a regular monthly and even afortnightly communice tion in about forty-five days. Time is the one great consi deration in all business transactions, and it is difficult to over-estimate the affects of thus bringing our friends in the golden colonies so near home as to enable us to receive re plies to our letters in something over a hundred days, or in, less time than it now requires to convey a letter outwards' by some of the stermers by way of the Cape . The accom plishment of this must constitute the Pacific route the great post-road to Australia—the highway for passengers as well as the main gold cher:tits. thence to this country. The Austra lian merchants will economise a large sum annually by the saving of interest on the value of the gold sent by this line— the result of bringing it home in d. 5 days instead of 80 or 90 days as at present. This saving upon only half the yield of the Australian gold-fields would amount to ave con siderable sum; thus verifying the axiom, that "Time is money." From Southampton to the Atlantic side of the Panama isthmus the service will be performed by the Royal ]flail Steam-packet Company, which is now building live new vessels of great speed and accommodation. They are intended UP" in connexion with the ships already run ning to the West Indies. Arrived at Panama, the outward bound traveller will find a railway ready, with all its appli ances, to whisk him off across the narrow band of earth (49 miles in breadth) which separates the two great waters of the world. This line will be opened for traffic early in the ensuing year, 20 miles of it being already in operation, and stun will thus sink the distance into utter insignificance. The shortness of the route is, however, not its only recom mendation. The fair winds, the placid sea, the beautiful climate, all point to it u one that will be traversed in far more comfort and bodily onjoyment than any other. From January to December an unceasing monsoon wind blows serous the South Pacific, always available, and, for auxiliary screw steamers, the finest breeze that could prevail.— Die-boss's " Household Words." iM LL I_ L .7.....r._....,„...„ AmWM val !Imam Den awl limpat ... Da. llalinlee .. Mt idles Pasftsals... liinal.ftslisa of Tame CiAtiat anejOielsol .. I WM. Ora% 1 _ _ WNW' *pat LUSliEli AT SEA IN THE RECENT GALEB.—The port of Inverness has been unfortunate lately, and in the recant gales there has, we regret to say, been a farther loss of 'hippie; and of Eh. The schooner Isabella, belonging to Bailie Lawrence, sailed from Sunderland on Saturday, the 24th ultimo, with a cargo of lime. The Vine of Ar broath and a third vessel sailed at the same time. Neat day, in a hurricane, the Vine was wrecked, but the crew were saved, and they reported having seen the Isabella and the other vessel founder, with all on board. The master, mate, and one of the seamen of the Isabella have each left families, all residing in Merkiach, Inverness. The ship was partially insured. The Edinburgh steamers, on Fri day morning last, were detained in Creamily Bay, under shelter of the Sutert, until Friday evating, the Martello having retuned hem Burgheact. no Isimessa of Nairn have amenimed semi lame. Then ids/mg boats were beached oft the peat, sad a fourth Welly wrecked. The shore boat of the steamer Queen was ales wracked, and her cargo of v iluable seeds dansaged.—/reenimes Courier. GAS EXPLOSION IN TUE ClTY.—Yesterday fore noon a violent ezplosiou of gas took place in the lower room of the premises of Menem Nevin and Co., Manches ter warehousemen Gresham-street West near the General (111•111rsyj Ds. 1:10=6 lim — r - k — Aakri - a: 7. NUM' Prethers et Maw far Wag D Do. e. 24. $ per k. Nab (kr Li Mims Ws.) kwlresiosTrust ?nits. Pak sal Treat reek mg Orkims Wm. ism . VI- 11 12 2- 8 Osibm . orlykks• Post-ofEce. It originated through an crimps from one of the pipes near the window. Fortunately the most mate rial damage only was the blowing out of the window-frame and glass. FATAL CARRIAGE ACCIDENT. Yesterday morn ing Wm. Riggio, a Chelsea pensioner, expired in the Ox ford ward, St. George's Hospital. Deciand was in the act of crossing Victoria-rood, Pimlico, near Buckingham Pa lase, when he was knocked down by the carriage of a gen lenian residing in Eaton-square and before the coachman had time to pull up the wheels pissed over him IM Dudek *- Leal balms sod Moue - . Do. Si pits Prehr. MD Dodos of iitile 111116111111 at tram ye a r Weal= of Wagon et Ihrtteselml..., Wigibedss Rxchequer Bills closed Ir. lower than yesterday, at 38. to 7s. prem. India Bonds were quoted Sc. dts. to ss. prem. la,the foreign stock market business is almost sus pended, and, with the exception of a general flat ness of tone, this department presents no feature deserving of notice. Mexican was a shade lower. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 24 ; Spanish Deferred, 21a to a ; the Certifs., 51 to per cent. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 73 ; ditto Three per Cents., 49 to 31. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 114; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96 to 98. Granada Active, 20 to 22 ; ditto Deferred, Bto 81. The list of sales comprises only the following stocks, viz. :—Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 62 a. Equador Bonds, 61, sa. Mexi can Three per Cents., 23k, a. Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 97, k . Sardinian Five per Cents., 90,1, 91. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 21a ; the Committee's Certificates, 51 per cent. Gold continues to be exported to the Continent. To-day there were numerous inquiries at the bullion brokers offices for gold,especially for that of Californian origin, which, owing . to its containing a larger pro portion of silver than is contained in Australian gold, is preferred for remittance to Paris, where the separa tion of the silver from the gold is conducted at a profit. We know that one firm has sent away since Saturday last 40,0001. worth of gold to the Conti nent, and further shipments are in course of preps ration. The amount of specie and bullion shipped on board the Indus, which will leave Southampton to-morrow for Alexandria, is 284,3301., of which 10,7601. is in gold and the rest in silver. The destination of this large shipment is as follows :—For Malta, gold, 7601. • for Ceylon, gold, 8,0001. ; fer Bombay, silver, 78,9001. ; for Madras, silver, 6,4501. ; for alcutta, silver, 60,1501. ; for Penang, silver, 4,6601. ; for Singapore, silver, 21,9001. ; for Hong Kong, silver, 47,2601., and gold, 2,001. ; for Canton, silver, 64,2601. The amount of gold brought in on freight by the John Souchay, from Hobart Town, is only 744 ounces; and by the Undine, from Launceston, about 600 ounces. We understand the re-enactment of Jewish disa bilities just decreed by the government of Austria has excited a strong feeling of indignation amongst the influential Hebrew party in the various markets of Europe. The Hebrew members of the London Stock Exchange, with a view to some kind of re taliation upon the Austrian government, have been earnestly discussing the propriety of abstaining alto gether from dealing in Austrian stock, until such time as the government shall think fit to repeal this insulting enactment. In the other leading markets of Europe, including Paris, Frankfort, and Vienna, a similar proposal has been subjected to discussion, and a formal resolution to refuse to touch Austrian stock is stated to be probable. Looking to the large amount of Austrian stock held by Hebrew capitalists throughout Europe, and to the unvarying support accorded by them to Austria in her often-recurring periods of financial , need, the present conduct of that government is felt by them as being equally unjust and ungrateful. As an illustration of this temper of the dealers through whom transactions in Austrian stock are generally conducted, it may be mentioned that a con siderable amount of the Austrian loan of 1862 was offered in the market to-day at 91, although quoted last week 94 to 96 ; a short time back the pnce of this stock was as high as 102. The supply of home-grown corn in Mark-lane to day was small, and the quantity of foreign corn ar rived in the Thames since Saturday rather large. The continued wet weather, which impedes the sowing of corn, and the presence of several country buyers, caused holders of wheat to demand an advance of is. to 25. per qr. over Monday's rates, which in some in stances was paid; a brisk trade was done in fine Baltic sorts on the spot. For flour more money was demanded. Barley was dearer. Oats brought an advance of 6d. per qr. The trade in floating cargoes continues limited by . the few cargoes offering, and the high pretensions of importers. Several sales were re ported to-day, viz., a cargo Taganrog wheat at 645.,' Scalanova hard wheat 525., Scalsnova barley 31s. Galatz Indian corn (a little heated) 395. 9d., a cargo Oalatz on the way 545. The reaction from the late depression in the oorn trade appears very general in all country markets held yesterday, At Liverpool wheat advanced 4d. per 70lb. • at Hull and Leeds Is. to 2s. per qr.; at Ipswich, la. According to the latest accounts most of the French markets report an advance of 2s. per qr. on an average; at Paris flour is quoted If. per sack dearer. At a meeting of the committee of management at Lloyd's, this day, it was agreed to abolish the mer chants' room ; this room being required for the busi ness of the underwriters, in conjunction with the ex isting " underwriters' room." The change is fixed for the 31st of next March. A call of 11. its. falls payable on the shares of the " Brighton, Hove, and Preston Constant Service Waterworks Company," on the 12th Nov. Land shares to-day were fairly supported, but Peel River were rather flatter. Bank shares were steady. Bank of New South Wales shares are to-day quoted in the official list at 43 to 45. The shares of the Union Bank of Australia did not fully maintain yesterday's advance. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 1101 to 1111; and Berlin Water works at and 1 dis. Crystal Palace shares were last quoted 4 to prem., and the new issue to 1 prem. The indigo sales terminated this day. The course of these sales is thus described in the circular of Messrs. H. W. Jewesbury and Co., issued this even ing : We beg to inform you that the quarterly sales of indigo. which commenced on the 4th lost, terminated this day, and consisted of 16,661 chests (including 4,936 chests of old goods, Ina 3,290 chests in second hands). After the close of the last July tale this article continued in fair demand, at full rates, the tendency of prices being upwards, from the general impression that the future pro spects of indigo were much in favour of higher prices; but at the opening of the present sale it was evident that the high rote of discounts, together with the blaming unser- LUIIIII LIAIIID AT MAD 100 illealiNamnaldrap (lama I 101arbaill.Walesra) N if ,oselals hulks Clowal to Oabiladma_ 1.. IN 41INNUmallalwassAV•Ct 44 Is Clnasils 04.114 aminli NlreA)lllsr • Mast OneelleOnstllselars N W Doak lb Paw. WELL • Ber.) SO 1101171;11101.TarkalUnil 147 1104 Nam IN DA f drag - IN boa* 004 lellsollilNlNA IN IS Probes= ANN Ka —La MN Oast walla.) ill AY ill =to Illisokt.6 NNW& I; AO 11=ralma all OA, far NAL (104..... asu • rsoLauessioss II Dino almas . LAl4lo.- Mw aid • WNW 140 IN ochimensimest . IN ge soreasemweepored so Ns. 10 Wear Ilia 113.04. w. (WM le NuaNloo. AS Ditto Mai 19 100 WM. • lionsessl (hasia . 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Pla 10 I n r - :.. 1 0410 i as Dlassm`4 : see He IN ►N 134 bile IS 14i Sie ad IZI3 IA Ms ILWAYS. S I Ws ill 9 . Llio xi It ra r d 4 4 st i ° 2 , 1 4i die C i h *as i tf , I I . 1 1 . i illsxd 1 li is 1r 131 lij II pa iSi .14 1 4 MB 1414 I Se xd 414 par 44 4is I si _ .4 ; 6 . 1 6 - 4C li " 71 71 das II u 4 MINES. • WIDNESDkY EVININ6. Business in the market for home mining stocks to day has been by no means active, but there is still a good demand for dividend stocks. Great Wheal Alfred, and a few other shares, are also inquired for. The sales reported are—South Caradon, at 2325; West Caradon, 205 ; Alfred Consols, 255; Wheal Trelawney, 481, 47; West Provident*, 43, ex div.; Great Wheal Alfred, 32; Gilmer, 8 ; Tincroft, 5,1, ; Lewis, 24 • Tamar Consols, 2,4; Treleigh Con sole, 21; Wheal Edward, 13, 11. The gold mining shares were flat, and rather lower. The repeated delays advised by the Nouveau Monde Company seem to have led to sales of this stock, and a depressing influence is thus exercised on the market generally. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted sto 2 prem.; Great Nugget, par to 1 prem. ; Port Phillip, 1 to 1 die.; British Australian, 1 to 3 die.; Nouveau Monde, 4 to 1 prem.; Agua Fria, 1 to 1 prem. Other shares showed little change. Metcalfe Copper shares were flatter, closing 21 to 21 prem. Thenominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, 1 to 1 dia.; Lewis Hill Range, 3to dis. ; Cologne Lead, a to , 1 dia.; Clarendon (of Jamaica), a to 2 prem.; Britannia Gold, Ito per sh. ; New South Walea Coal, to dis.; L'Aigle d'Or, 1 to 1 dis.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, 1 die. to * prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, 3 to / dis. ; Kenmore, di& to par.; Lake Superior Copper, 1 dis. to par; Connemara, 1 dis. to par; Glenanlin, to ilia. • Austra li an Mutual, to dis. ; Chartered Austnilian Land and Mining, 3 to 1 die.; Mel bourne Gold, 3 to die.; Golden Mountain, to 1 dis. ; Poltimore, par to 1 prem. ; Great Crinnie, par to 1 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 1 to If prem. ; New Linares, 1 dis. to par ; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to 1 pm. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 21 to 21 prem.; Dhurode Copper, 1 din. to 1 prem. ; Carberry West, 3 to 1 dia.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 01 die. ; Australasian Coal, 1 to 1 dia ; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 pm.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), to 1 die. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), to a prem.; British and Colonial Smelt ing and Reduction, i to 1 dis. ; Australian Consols, 1 to dis. ; Albion Gold, 3 to / die. ; Great Hewes United Tin, 1 dia to par; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, par to 1 prem. ; Peninsular Mining, to 1 prem.; Lackamor Copper, y to 1 dis. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. A considerable business has been done in the gold mining shares to-day, but the bulk of the transactions has emulated of sales. Ages Fria, after declining to to # prem., are now quoted 4to 1 prem. Nouveau Monde are quoted 7-16 to 9-16 prem., after being as low as prem.; Colonial Gold are illed 7-16 to 9-16 prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 331 to 344; Peel River, 1 die. to par.; North British Austra lasian, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. ; and Scottish Austra lian Investment, 11 to 13 prem. Copiapo shares have been dealt in at 101, and Linares at 91. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MLNCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUGAR.—The market is very dull, and sales cannot be made at Wit week's prices ; but the importers do not prese t and the bulk of the public sales to-day was bought in. COFPISZ —The public sales are going off heavily and prices are with difficulty supported. Tua.—The public sale' went off to-day without showing any material alteration. SALTPETRE.-900 bags were offered, about half sold. Refraction 21, at 291. 6d. ; the remainder bought in ; re fraction 2,31 s. ; refraction 41, 30s. 6d. 300 bags Bombay. Refraction 181, bought in at 295. Rice.--41. small parcel of 300 bags sold in public sale at les. 6d. CorroN.—The public sales went off heavily, the greater portion bought in. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market if firm at the annexed quotations, with considerable business doing. Town sallow, 60s. 64.1., nett cull ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 565. 641. ; Oct. Co Dec., 635. 3d. ; Jan. to Mareb, 595. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply large and trade heavy. Prime meadow hay, 90s. to 1151. ; interior, 50s. to 80s.; rowen, 45a. to 601. ; clover, 90s. to 130 s. ; second cut, 1 70 s. to 110 s.; straw, 36.. to 425. A STRANGE SfORY.—An of a very -- singular and rare description came under the observation of a gentleman residing in this neighbourhood, whilst shooting at Penn some few days ago. Seeing a hare in a field through which he was passing, he instantly levelled his gun and killed poor puss. On taking it up from the ground, he felt something within the skin of a hard nature, on extracting which he found it to be, greatly to his sur prise, a half-sovereign. It is supposed that the hare had been previously shot with the half-sovereign by some other person, but that it did not receive sufficient injury at that time to cause death.— 11' olverhay_spron Chronicle. LONDON AND NORTII WEBTRIN RAILWAY.— Rehm of traffic for the week ending Oct. 18, 1853 Passengers, parcels, carriages, horses, and mails, 28,3541. 7s. Ad. ; merchandise, 22,5181. 171. 9d. • cattle, 1,8691.185. Od. Total, 52,7434 as. ld. Corresponding week, 1803, 61,0831. lb. I.ld.