The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-14 00:00:00

•• • e oa , • 2)-1,1" 1 '•er /d‘-- Tebt ,x33rt%51 Na 4, 230•] ...-- VA NK et DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martin's-place, i rafatrar-oquare, London. .., t ,.. ,*efoo. of I 4 V V.3TI NG MONET aro mutated to modal . ore brow:km, by ',Web • Witt tato of Interest way be .7",..,..1 .tb whet ...curvy. bocr.l oryeile le J .nuat y col July. Fr: rv.r MOILIUSON, Managing threeeer. Proopectooto tree co applicatice. CO . :4AL FRENCH GLASS SHADES tar % L%lAvirvit LA other OP.:44lllEitd. 4d. alsb.—ool. ~..... ylvp: GUINEAS.—Mr. Xl'l[. H. HALBE, the Sr ...il OalesaA4, se 11. ErsawrislAqsarle. Lambs. Worms ,res i Vut b tIYE GU IRMA APPARATUSES are sow rosily. ..,...., t .. sessoe Amuse fer N. PassAtat we SsAlsal Galvesins HI'S TABLE CUTLERY fumed for its adowit4eitumassks 44‘ 44pposa-1442,84465ey 4, Landes. doors from Colskill—lliksosi Wog bed* is sets s t 0t.., SI 1140, £3 104., sad 84 144 ; isorMen pet do., lOU.. 114. 1114 414., 114. I. UM/ sets, post dripurft. ewe f um*. amid iwed peek. M. Nola poisive4 Iwo tsaMeut s cold earimini. ts. wise& pssoilar gum% wile rop 4441 pole lon Owl 11=1111111s ow • sullirims i imme, awl sir Wks promins Ms sawn Is be marrillid. D I ES TRAVELLING coal find the application a KUM LAN Do t MALIN* gallatalll retruhilme is= All awl beauty al the ampaalea sad Ma Ma Wham el de Sea arl in Or dead el ma aasaattaa. ma W tybe sad silab bust. sal dly alland. by be bag sarsalla am fba ea easaaral abil al sera *al be gala = Taa. eye% Irtaglia. Ma laessb bobble aya. lbw en the Sabarr, aa . ,...pir. . • bessall=bly Cane's. la MIMI Of 1110111111, NB *Mr We bum remaulagreralse Int bel b. U. pe hide. lbaliaa.—The lamb Iblibblif WAR re • the ersprer.-11A1 by A. 110111 LAND lad lOU 10. Rallar pre" Lamar; sad by abenbaa mod peetaasera. REAFNESS, CHRONIC OR ACUTE NER vOL3 DRAVNLAS, 011401 NO NOIAZA AND PAIN'S IN EARS.-A NEW DISCOVIST EMI 116010RINO MARINO. pad le be potbelly Waal% * did wow tbearade of ▪ bees Mee iesuatly MEM tiled de band kiss la le kw lon ~et aredi ate bakers Intakaides at WNW le dd. yr art ver adak d es. Ilk Inly bia= • oar Perth, Ne awe ef dsher. &dd ite It Moe di ibe i m peeee eed kid ebookne. bee Ida ode by de endat mkt. Dr. DAVID TOD ed. kb. (IS mre eeardded drebbed. Spoldreet. Taildrie walk ale disb ideal Imediele reliM. Wks britss ie rte sa med anibeeed el *mar" mbilier kat di de. ankaeree. er lay ereMl" to did dins ad lido we sabbet. W boa did *dna Mew Sr Way oliek• et add b tbe beat era ladelkedy ilared by Se elk Leh Vara , rem rinlF blisalL ,P eed r malt labs kaoraly .te e ait elabloe preasee es beer ANNEAR toe new ro alek the bdere weld S& to lade b beer by lad dowse is tie oar, et by mos of a punnets' de so. m. Ide M applied by tie Dealer ea beadle& el edkrber a man of ills ear hilemelee issigasia. ble at, sal la eway tbarede of awe be daa be bee ad It day bet re Mid Ni a... ..lee Ni bet keir Sk. ad mere AN at Ai. wile, bp IN INN Elsok NIS are porky* aderake Medea rd the eddy it their Mew snow. Ni mated to beer des. heath in a p'ate A At MA= otabdiat ot their eke by letter, ea yodere Name of need sake be 7a. Id. NERVOUSNESS, DISORDERS of the MIND, er-tr, ad NERVOUS SYSTEM. PITS. anursy. PALL. ING be.—THE MOOT EXTRAORDINARY AND PIM DIrtTIAL DISCOVERY, POE CURING IMMO Burrow, KIND AND BEAD COMPLAINTS. Dr. DATID TISOILIS. years wralise diatiee.) I. bokist, be code MO of tM comb deeded dbeekike llab t= alma to eseaser kbe_beke bed d Mosey ▪ beeiereik iall 2 r at ableb the aid a rea ads ea Meth Mer gl nega ir eedireare g i lm wi e ur t leed gni t el =r 7 to amebas, boss eside. Lae of de idy kr he Nies 62 adlereide Indy likesisoe, NM la Ea NNW id emee, IA Whin a aortal ere le gaoseeiterl. far Ni dread of d = booada sea lederd gide dim' add am. bid boded, Ni brewor my =dm Loki cur the WAi deal, ladooloey Wales talked led* op le the hee deb kis te. lbsdiirrarsrcdl W way edam tad mom, ieedated Ned kw Wake Immemilmblil. Weald la ▪ dim addle dim dudes olds. dirk Ni kg at OM; pine dm. the and aid kp. wig era lad ebonies el al odds Ni =diem neetke. them =ratbeive ad ern of ealreerlkary delikedoo Ede Yee Smalel dekko. bees peed ie UMW mosesef N. Ni a s e=la Or mho" kr mks aineedea. Vfka di the psis 4lneelle. kaki. lea ad Mod bolds, piliedra, Mee d deed Wok INN laded le loped ie eirViabigkeet of kik me. by Ids. bdedeVile. le pal* dam er ersesporder. Ni de N.N. d ewe Mil be bcre a afre= eg terty et the sled. ibee. Dr. lbabrldgearie, izart THE DAI,LY NEWS: peso ed. MOW Owees, Uadm irgaNr i rtne Is at tbe WM of the leral foes se OW Mein, stworatism sommes ban Irmint seem and all mod sea yesellsol esesum sleds" pstleask easel. ootholortioL la the NOW iml maw at Its tbeseallkom—le tbs .wam of Int Las am is eel Wymtba okocholoo of Ire farega mils 6=l amsmedinni asumaniallw be In Om a 4. Law% ZWIFINT froddra.— Ns Pow menenema. It easisis a mom el SWIM( lbw ow seat war— adelbj=nay ally ma. Men ol aballate In las haw ems* wiry sourbea Itimo" Ilst el passe pAltokolooroboso. friilio7liosit to 6211104 m big Or only paper toolass re sedge% end Ms always minis 4 tram Its a o lu lo m wn abrisenownle Is In patio bow Is sewn by tbe nem st tor Ss jam MI be the issdlas Leedom Nownomme by SAY ft MI as owe SW Ids aspen (Me mewl by wet Ow shiWywws) Is Ise mos beaus its time oldest tompstitors 'gibbeted. Nampo Wm& Mannino Ca somas ....... MOO Wawa Pee -.... • ...... 1713 Wee DAILY aw MS ls. Ike DAILY SI meenned wantonness at taY Weiss menatly effrIMPOI by • Th• • Daily New ' Ms i mn m em el 77 al: We Lain sterstag OWL hens Me let It ftsk lase ponelasta libb Seel term—re• pewees cominunly MO mememese Wig Is dearly I= Woke et Iftelana awl alseMe. terra seemil WOW et am dits prow sal wilt No Iwisst roma et MwrtYewe UIM to Ile • • —abeinsi by aay nely fa" poiltissi mos thus sortsiewils with its sostasndal 4111121Mte." Mb Wafted at beresallay or Newman la tato kingdom ;or at lbe OSse 10. Ifbabstrost. Lemke. IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING. Btaantoitox, Our. 13. The third of the quirk* seedage et the heir omen of ilia diehiet be the efameetemeter wee held le the Uwe Hell here thle eammen. Them wee very full atesearet. and ate Melees wee puelmeeM as beer leapt thee the semi thee • peesel Simermies Wes mprered • the Nudes d the imam ef the Wade at Wet's/hump tee puteedey. alouramely suit elayfer ulnae* of IM am's mew. mil the 'Weise er r be. that the ire WM midi set weal sesale eseepslisel Os Ibid. 'Here woo Om is Ruh bedews ism to•day • the per ewt of the trade MI wit of. Pyle,. ore _ helm healtliw than it has one fie WSW lens. Thee Is a wry brisk demised for all ilMeolgeleas of the asimpikr, aad in ewes where orders tee aloft wave pressed. we Mon of higher grieve *lag gives Om the _tearrest embalm ef the trade. la the event of the Modish quad* befog settled, it seines to be Wen* *Oak that mats advisee pyres wow* immediately Mew. The stocks of pig hoe which Meted three or fear 1111111611 ego have diaap- Cr(iaeledisg Mr. Avisee hip Mes h), sad ere this d bees tmenefaetureil, se that mkt sag elavasa items as arum is the Ole of *boa appeals* be lawitable at a very eat, goded. The diScaltiee with the golllusead the *moque* ecanity ef sell have arterially reserleled the make of Ina: there are net sow warty so many Mann is Wet as theme were at this time last year, sal is a wey few dap awe**, half. ben will have bona Yews eat The* precandess have lees reader* imeipmeabie by the Meese helplew wadi lion to which the awe= have been Mae* meats of the folly *the amehma ; bat at Met II le Se one that eetwitheleeihei the debate's of the ekerket duke the bit We meal Mete bee ben ei ll = this, sa a memesial ikeserieset ligeollbsat this disuses. At the motile Imetty.Wei all parties waren: beet of spirits; orders were maw beefy offered *ea takes, accounts were here again very pmemptly paid, and as wee reported of the Wolverhampteadinriet yesterday, the sta aefaetunn from this side the emery awenibliag here give the most cheering accounts of the *ate of trade, in which, curiously enough, the only drawls* arises oat of the ca• pries and obstinacy of the workmate& bronstorie; still contieees wane and dear; the present prim is 19s. to 20s. per ton. FrITIRE REPRFAENTATION OF BLACKEIIIIN.—WO have authority fur stating that Mr. W. Eccles, harriater-at law, and eldest son of the late Yr. W. Eccles, M.P. for Blackburn, will offer himself as a candidate fee parlia mentary honours at the next election. He will for ward se si liberal.—Matichester Guardian. EDINIsUR6II UNIYEKSITY.—Profesaor Jameson has been compelled, by reason of protracted illness, to resign the chair of Natural History in oar naiesnity, of which ha y. bees for so long a distinguished cemassent.—Edinburgh — TILL COLLISION ON THE MIDLAND RAILWAY.— The coroner's inquiry into the circumstances of this acci dent has not been brought to a conclusion as yet. A eon oiderable mambar of witnesses have been examined, and the investigation stands adjourned to Monday next. Tax Don TAX.—This tax under the new act will lot commence in England, Wales, and Berwick-upon- Tweed, until April next, and in May as regards Scotland. It 612 a. a year on all dogs, except sheep dogs. Last year the tax on dogs /reduced to the revenue, 157,9231. THE NEW DUTIES ON BEV/AMTS.—By the new Assessed Taxes Act, masters have to pay from the 10th inetent for every male servant of the age of eighteen and upwards the annual duty of IL Is., and under that age 10s. Al. Lear Tear the duty on servants brought to the revenue 209,6131. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. Yesterday a court wu held for the despatch of public basinesse. There wu a full Brendan* °flambee% then being several notices of public interest upon the paper. . . TRH CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL. Mr. W. S. Hams, the chairman of the City of London School Committee, brought up a report on the subject of the foundation of a scholarship to be called "The Lambert Jones Scholarship." The report, after stating that the di rections of the court had in every other respect been already complied with, adverted to the beneficial charm', rof foun dation scholarships, and esprased th, wish of the com mittee to be empowered to cause a tablet with a suitable inscription, sad do armorial bearings of Mr. Jones to be I placed in a conspicuous part of the school, at the aspens. of this city, in like manner with the memorials already pat up by Use directions of this honourable court with respect to other similar benefactions. The report was unanimously agreed to admist acclama tions. CITY OP LONDON PRIZSIEN'S °HMO( SCHOOL. Mr. Deputy Bats said that, seeing _that his friend Mr. Oilpin had given sodas of a motion " That the resolution of the coast of the 28th September last, • That the head master of the City of Loudon Freemen's Orphan School be a clergyman of the church of England,' be rescinded, and that the general rule be altered accordingly," be took the first opportunity that presented itself of saying that, in order to avoid all dimensions of a religious tendency amongst the members of the wart, he (as chairman of the commit tee) should see Alga to the word " clergyouna " being omitted, and the Mmrin weeds substituted flar the origi nal easdmisa 44 That the heed master of the City of Leaden &Om fished MO be elected from such three cambia's as deal be specified to be best qualified for the case by the bend master of the City of London &loaf, the hoed master of Kist's College School, and the head muter of the University College School, L ondon, or the majority et them." (Hear, hear.) Mr. Ottrur unhesitatingly accepted the proposition: has K. *sly desire was that the court should be free to choose the * bed master it could find. • Ms. OZIPHAII said that the question under con sideration oi wen use of very grave importance, and appeared to bin to sia be brought forward by a sort of arrangement between two 23 gentlemen who differed upon the subject of it. If the pro- to. peed compromise were carried into effect the election of 8, - Nal muter would virtually be taken out of the hands of " ibeesiart. le io Alderman Wham supported Mr. Oreoluines views and op- u pond die amended resolution, which was then advocated by Mr. H. L. Taylor, and carried. ft The salary of the assistant muter was fixed, after much 18 sestroversy, at 3001. a-year. St. otroarrion TO Till ICIMOVAL OP TI3II7LIVIAR. 23 The Chairman of the City Lands Committee brought a t up the report of the committee upon the allegations of the .1! I mulles of the inhabitants of the parish of St. Demean- 111 - in-the-West against the removal of Temple-bar. The re- 18 I port stated that the petition is signed by Messrs. Child sad It' Co. (bonbon), Messrs. C. Hoare and Co. (bankers), Mr. B. iL W. Law (ehursimairdea of the said pariah), Messrs. Simp• m t . son, Gretna. sod Os (tea dealers), and 52 other peruse, it. and was averse to the removal of that ancient 1/1. boundary, the is considering it undesirable that &s -ae visible between the cities of London sad 30 Westminster Medd disappear. The petitioners suggest ih that the bar may be capable of improvement, which they st. would be glad to see effected. 192 The eomnaittas gave as their opinion that unless great 1 4 expense wee Incurred in the removal of houses on each side n , of the Bar, the base removal of it would not increase the carriage way soacient to allow more than two carriages to u. peas as at present without encroaching more upon the foot St. pavement than the piers of the metre arch now extend; and that the continuance of such piers affect)e a pro- to Welles to the passengers, and that if the Bar is sub and handsomely repaired according to the plan st : by the City architect, it would still be an interest- so structure, indicative of the boundaries between the to modest cities of London and Westminster, and that the U ebstmetions to passengers and traffic arise chiefly at the ILL Mil of Chancery-lane and Fetter-lane, and not at Temple. s r . Ur, where one .regular line of carriages pass each way iss, without that confusion which would mate from attempting me to peas nom =less the sides of the street at that spot St woos enlarg ed. The essmaitter therefore directed Mr. 41 . Arehited to prepare edissates of the exposes of restoring 2 and repsidsg the building, who has reported to us that s o the met dam the building is ell its parts will be oe hem OM. d=am ; and we are of opinion and noun- at. nem& dad bee could be restored according to the 16 peepwi by Mr. Architect, at an expense not exceed- * i n the media by the CHAT:MAX that the report be i j • agreed Mr. Con moved as an amendment," That the report be 10 sent hook for farther consideration, and that the plea now submitted, or any other plan having for its object to obtain further roadway and footway in that portion of Fleet-street, ot be considered." 22, On a division there were— of Pee the amendment Against it 23-12 et. The court then adjourned. lel MEETING OF MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. I MI I 2, A rased meeting of tbs racy of Middlesex e t , was held yesterday at the Bmsleee Clerkeswell, ldr. Powesm. fn the chair, for the trameeea of the basher of at this county. There was a fall attemesses sifiesitslentse. Os the reset oldie essanitese asesients sail general g penmen being benign up— le The Cannata, inernsed the sewn that the minty We- so surer had sewed that between that time sad January to nest, then wend be required • sum of about 10,0001. ha IS t i ts u ctres of the militia, under the militia sets. sod it - fit the seen to dada whether that sun abseil be taken Sea the tees ler the sunset year, sr banned swim the pennon sine set, and spread over • period of thirty es. years at an kneed el not more that 6 per net. If takes issenthe nee, the essnwould have to make a penny instead of • thenietbies rats. ADM same assassin it was resolved to raise the money ,„ by less. Oils.. were made ors the county treasurer for the `` rasat of bale, salaries, and demands, to the amount of Is 12s. 6d., and a rate of three ferthings in the pond et Mr. fierjesat Annie begen pormissies to occupy the attestlen of the seen for a mement aside to a matter a el ispertnee, when it was ressileseed what **rise had lc taken pine at Simlngieni and Inewiter.• • peimasr, whom be seateseed ma Mean, et Weetbieblee, MAW es sae men of mitignien of lnnahainfs anninS an I ingellieseen4ll km/ asseas Mali be ass usitegne at 1 the &NM Man of Counties, he lad lest 26 ponds of I fin. He had received a letter Imo the governor of the ; Hone of Ocersistiou at Wandsworth, stating that this was nines ; that, es the other land, the man had increased In • pound when he was amiss's& (A laugh.) It eras I =son* the facts Wield be stated, a Wee assertion One Ilm to a the public, end he would, therefore, teal Wan Hesse atdiaireetkia. W.sk..sth Cowmen, 041.12. " Sir,—Peaseirlog in Iseleeday's paper that ea the trial s men masa ewer Beware before yen, the 'Wenn MINI that Imo INC tern 26 potted. of flesh while emissfels" en impetieseasst of four manila here, I take the Misrty of Wake you, that so far hum having lost lima % be Ind plea one pound when dieebampsd.—l have His beams Isla s pm meet shadiest semi, RICHAID Oa.. w, Geousse.-4b.llsdarit Adr Se bowl le *ask the se der Ida to oaks tido alseetalat. The emit reports of the eisitieg justices of the prisons was ted sad adapted . Mr. L. H. Yoweali eras olaMai to the case of Surveyor of County Bridges. INDVSTRIAL SCROOLIC - Mr. ARTIIOIII7I moved, pursuant to notice, " that a spe cial committee be appointed to consider the propriety of applying for an act of parliament for power to erect aid maintain am or men county industrial schools fee the re ception and care of the destitute and criminal children of the county of Middlesex, and with power to communicate with her Majesty's Secretary of State for the Home De partment on the subject." Mr. Levan suggested the insertion, after " Middlesex," of the words " and the practicability of extending indus trial education generally," to be followed by " with power," tn. and the motion, es thus mended, was carried unal moOsly. Some formal business was disposed of, and the court ad journed. BURNING OP TILE RAILWAY GOODS STATION, Drilling.— About half-put five o'clock on Sunday morn ing, the watchman observed flames tuning ;from the tut end of the goods station at Dundee of the Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway. The station, which was • large wooden erection, was situated at the north-east corner of the Victoria Dock, some little distance from the town. By seven o'clock the goods station was burned to the ground, and along with it were entirely destroyed sixteen waggons filled with goods of various deuriptions, being the late goods train from the south on Saturday evening. The total damage is estimated at about 2,000/. The origin of the are is said to have been the spontaneous combustion of a quantity of rags, which had been sent to the station en Saturday, for conveyance to some paper-mill in the south. STAMPS 014 PROMISSORY NOTES,—A question hav ing been put to the office of Inland Revenue whrther a promissory sole payable on demand, but not to bearer, drawn on a penny stamp with the impression " On de mend" be • legal security, Mr. Keogh has replied ans directed by the board to inform you that the promissory note referred to is wholly worthless, and cannot be properly stamped even on payment of a penalty. The recent act of parliament imposing a duty of Id. on draughts or orders for payment of money to the bearer, or to order on demand, has nothing whatever to do with promissory notes, the du ties on which are unaltered by that act. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1853. St. ISO Aborkla =ono_ 100 ;+w B -". Pis R. Ile' Drlolol 15.' 868 4 Clo IGO Oilsisodo 1110 98 VS IS 11 'MOM, mud 11oly10 86 Pi • ad bort Nal *- 111 all Doodoe. Mk sod OP. *. I doss oodoa 1 6 4 1 K, se lanaelkoll11.10.)89.00 !I al I ID*. de. UK) Ipn 7 , 1 I Do. do. (71. 17.4 p CI 1 pa Ita.t.Oes.ltzto.,s I Ij pa 111 Milo do. Nat' 1 le n IS le "Do. N.. S per Cast. Stook IS 14 1111 113 inotllalleArtpro.4p.C4: .11 19 , Ildlaboodk. loart sail Ito 1043r4PD.""kllosetharaiI v. por °l44 o.;tl f 3 120 4 101.1 Do. per .eat Scrip, 144 10 10 71 dolordlo at 1 o p.et. pal I_6. _44prolot. tor* Si og utak& Weetra(l)lllglehe 10 11 10111614.11railardsozSpo St. 104 Ikvese.enesea.49 IL 1M Dltlelrreisainiblper IS Ia Loardilos Siorko.l ASO St. ISO EMUS prantlkoak P. 100 Ina.* driorbAsar.o pow it. 105 !Dino INor Dome wm. SO i e ILaa.lietelleasOiamenly 11l all Leaeaseuryeakiaradi 12e , all ;1 " -- yknostok.pli SS SS ,7 ' 'no. pa.Nol I 101 to y a l a 11i all ▪ ISO 1 .9 ' • I*9 119 fr gy P"' 6 I 99 WI 91 100 914 fir 19 141 I I pm 1 1:4"aadwr i --- 8L- Ilu 0.. Do. Plow Ale Do. A 6 . ,eloryp.hoarlisis, , illhdlaa4Cons.Braltl 1001 1 100 ISO o I ' too ,Nortk ISO word. Otto" ch. Serviro.kl3lrol. le Skrovo.YOS. -- Ylo.l r IS Do. f 3% doe*" If DM an I SMS Aix 100 Do ith.l Di.no 1i 14 ? i 4 11 I pin isi - - 140 V° I 1 0,6 "'~ijo~t - Ultto Preteens' rode& Riteresfox... De. & per et. Zeta. Mei Do.WaveseyVansp Debestarm Ma&Wolin Wormslt, sod , SO. ►per Oidd ditto ellttc Sim. Mew Goat. .__4oltoktot(lgoir.W. lOW ► poi Cont.. Do. I Fr Coat Dues . „. _ 100 109 11 6 Lir 14 If 9 4 I% all 14 ilitiiilsoi 46 =l MT 6 Pm W. lottsro I W. tot 51.0.4—...........1 24 24 i Do. wow& ..--. 144 104 HWY . 14 IWaerlerdlsK- 20 Toot. Nowtiottlo,k ~.. (Willow* ut IDia.fulob. ti 08 ---- Ditto ... ...• 41 Si a ikt-Potott I 0 1 di NINES. THOWIDAT Byname. Business in the market for British mining stocks remains generally very dull. There have been to day, however, some inquiries for heavy dividend stocks, without finding sellers. West Providence have been done at 44/ ; South Frances, 220; Tre sevean, 180; Wheal Mary Ann, 39: North Buller, The gold mining share market was quiet, and prices exhibited scarcely any change. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 9.16 to 11-16 prem.; Great Nugget, to prem. ; Port Phillip, Ito dia. ; Nouveau Monde, 1 to j prem.; Ague. Fria, to 1 prem. West Indian copper shares were steady. Metcalfe closed 2,1 to 2 3 prom. The shares of the Old Aus tralian Copper Company were rather firmer. SHARE LISTS. .-- o . THURSDAY Evanute. The English railway market to-day, though gene rally lower, responded slowly to the decline in the funds, the scarcity of stoek continuing to afford much support to this department. With the exception of Midland, the heavier shares have been in increased demand for the account. London and North Western has commanded i to 1 " backwardation ;" Lancashire and Yorkshire, fto ; and Great Western, Ito i " ba..kwardation." edonians and Great North erns were also scarce, but Dover' and Oxford and Worcester, were both plentiful and retained light " contangos." At 4 o'clock there was a slight rally from the lowest rates of the day. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocw. The railway market to-day is firmer, and prices show a partial recovery nearly all round the market. London and North-Western stock is quoted 102/ to 1 1031 ; Great Western, 801 tot ; Midland, 68! to 591 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 62 to 621; Great North ern', 181 to ; ditto A stock, 49 to 51; Doren, 171 to 1; 'Caledonians, 241 to ; York and North Midlands, 221 to t ; and Berwicks, 151 to 1. 'This being settling day, the liquidation of the ac count has engaged considerable attention. French shares are also better. Northern. are quoted 33 to 1; Btrambourgs, 36 to 1; and Paris and Lyons, 161 to 16 prem. ORDINARY SHARKS AND STOCK& to I p... Sala/ATI,. IMO I 9wrises Ittat Amnon eorTimetT. sis;rieuio $1 &rhea, Lan" xenon. Jun. all Doklise.llanark.SOU4St.C. 151 Do. do. Co. 101... !00 inrOnnt Ind I .:I 411 Miler ant Dairma . C.urt sad Burke 45 Dmillased 111411Ditless. . a Diet**, IWO*, mud Alm , Josethis all Ike AssUsD —. I all Ms S tirs H.) . all Sibs 105 11•455ra OW .1.. M Do. Dm 111. U. Db.) too Do, dos II sad 0 dlt . 1100 Mug Laaroshire_ 10; ridalesFr easagl4o l ; Si sad 11.. !?.? idaigivitylirtbemies 1%00 LOMA 100 100 Do. 11. lank la OtJftolhoond Woot.(lrs.? too ORM Wolin 11 idik In& lootena Lastooloo oalCultsle Ily D.. 7106 ,00 Liasulttrossol Torbottfam lii 1 Os.labs is De. Wog Illnuag.uslui lamb lAspiraislißbrimall . 1 7 la.,llavey s ik &ethic! 100 ie. 04.1 1 = l l li rrtli-Wasttr , - - I Deitt•lLlLeedL(C; too Leedom a ree4l4-44.4em, 414 De. 1811 34 De. sM all lesiseirryes I" abi116464.4P1469.1°.11/41 too mine 140 Ds. 47e MIA. west. MC.. VIA DIM MD dom. ... 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I De. lelleile 5 Great lido rodents 10 Grua lumen of Prow le ILTneilt II OffeatOmmerml melremme sll t. 11 at. Commem. all Is loniels 3 3301030.3 ILWATL 3i 3} 'I $_ 1 .. di I 3 psl 21 Ca 2 3 p., r 4 e : li 1 Pia 4i 3 Ms i I C 18 L7nemime - 77.77. Li" 0 Lkallies;! I Do. 3 Do. (Oenel)... 4 Do. Onmentsed sad Mediterranean 10 29 Merla nitu . M.ll . !e• tour t l'ar.(with in.) Nryther• r.f Vrenee... Do. for Mow ... per It. ifeeth , !or B. a ands* A..) • I naiveties' Trunk !refer. 19 Para ant Lime h Pct.. le lof . tarte.ad he as 1111 131 i 43 14 47 141 pa 39 41 331 as 4 pm I die 1$ 14 d Ipm II 9 ie 4 di. 71 Si t'sria •tra" - ...4 Pvris,Car , ,eadCbarboturyi 101, Quebec and Mahound all Roses :in4 ttaln 9 Royal Daniell Royal Swedlek Do. 94 par Cant. Prerer. I /loath !astern of Time 6 Southern of Prance 3 4 IS 2s. Upper India fiery all West Flanders lr C..-nn •• l'rqrr.• 4 , vretera ^f 4srltseriand 2 Wiesbaden 1 Is Zealand 3l Si dal Irsag pnaes Yesterday. SO II 4 4j Si I 3 II II %Us 15 If *3 I 14 4 41i 4$ U IT 73 if as a 111 1 te 1 as 2/ 29 61 63 39 61 II 23 7$ 742 45 So 124 ne 150 102 110 804 SS is 10 i ps 61 616 11 71 Ms i 7+ 1 1 7 :4 " ms 1 pa 3 65 109 1096 die i Pk i Dia 73 77 13 13 die 13 It,. ISAI 111 54 5114 33 33 60 SI # far 6 4 Ais 47 SO 4 641. 26 16 14 1$ 2 7 74 41 61 6 Si die 4 I SS C 7 SI 66 66 16 67 61 a 66 66 SI fNe 16 17 71 ll I f 2i die 16 17 674 114 i iii a 4 N SO 2 1 2 1 14 11 j Ile •• 4I die 41 4 44 45 II 9 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The gold mining shares have been very little dealt in to-day, and prices are much the same u be fore. Colonial Gold, Nouveau Monde, aid Ague Fria are severally quoted k to 1 prem.; and Port Philip, Ito dis. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 32 to 33 ; Peel River, I to k di& ; Scottish Australian Invest ment, 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem.; and North British Australasian, par to k prem. lie. nano Maw Paid. vine; - nee Tristan today. --..— 1 —.- NUN 1 arna Ma on pia 11 441110/ 1 *Anglo Migraine Oen all 6 464 1 pm "WI tr.. ohooloCallrontito lOU 10 tAltotoolootoo 411.1611 5 Do. Coal Inning I 5 . 20 tionrana 1 Anglian Canners I I Australian Frembeld KIN e Marin .ll 5Ca MAO I lnitial asotrallaa Dolt ell 1 dig 4 UAW 36 tßritiablres LI 9 WM U 0 1na5.1mp.(144.4451.2 4 , 065 SI 2 ON SO De.Oorand 2 LON 20 Do. Bt. Jolla Del bay 15 SS 54 1111,1114 1 Canea's Cron 4 IMb Par 1104 40 Once Copper NUN 0 4Colonal OWL ...... -... _. Copiavo. 1815$10 it. 40appsr Inane of Eng. all 65 25 +Do. Pref. 74 pin nat. all S 7 In 76,11110 0 innekniatrallanOoppr all 25 3 now 1 Grea Do t nugget Vela all i 1 gda .Rediatend sun 10 4Geberal . . . ail 14 16 12.41116 Dread DainjOi - Biel; all len par UAW Onat P01g00n...... I Lake Ilatheret. ..... Liberty LI 1 5 95 die. 4Linares LoadontOantera field Lents Criablzig Oa.. all 4 1 154690 Ilarkielta 1 21el leanalninierien 9 54 /1 New Grande ... WIND New Lams nitii.oo .ll - - Lonna Moan 1 SO PoetilbandiLL.M.63 • all - - ISSAS 6 Part Min I I / dil 1 Quata Book sll 5 did iies I I So nibpaney Ina ...- all - - TAD 34 ikatlage &Cuba .- lll 3 4 40,e1r 1 South Aostrallau- all 4 dl. 0,000 IS Tin Croft 13.174 as 3.11 *UMW Kezion all 14 4 10, . I nailer -...- - 100,000 1 Wait 0r;;Z . ....... all 4 Idie Immo 1 Man illalionea. all die 100.000 1 fu 100 ... an die • Trumann, by Leaped dead. JOINT 13201313 BANNS. Molds 1. Ilk Sulu. Pd. prim Bobs. dose Tkladay to-day. . .—...--. 46 Andralark . 011 00 71 .... 00 Brit OoL 130dik . I.Wii 6. sil 30, 50 315 A& Nardi Americas 0 12000 25 Obortered Bea or Ads 5 1,1 Idk a 50, la CU& Beek of lodk. Apr xi. um =sad Oblas 2 +dig par 26. 100 Omormilieditioiacii_ lO 25,000 20 Imp. 10 Ckirt 10 If WI 25,000 16 Lot 11 A 15 1 415 Ipos 10.000 20 60.000 SS a dal lO 33 I 21i Kooodoo mad kftdarter 10 lll 10.000 1 100 Nalkkal Pray. ad Essimid 25 10. 10 De. Now lO 83 50 Nmaksslat . 87 35 OAI OripAtidi 2 F6' r 444.1 s). 100 4, 10 Do. wt. . 611 N 6 Boyd deriiiiiik .1 sad Odd Imp. Oa 1 Idk par •.000 21 Bondi Amtrak. ...... SLOW 36 Uake Id Ariake all da di N &OW Do. Now. .... IN ii unto° or aiisOl; ...... MON 40 Naas el bladed all —. STREET RAILWAYS IN AMERICA. —The inhabi tants of Brooklyn, United States, have taken the lead in street locomotion, and are about, with the sanction of the Common Council, to lay rails and run cars, in lieu of omni buses and cabs, through the principal streets, Sundays ex cepted. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAT.—A movement is being made, and memorials to the Postmaster• General are being presented by the towns in the West of England with the view of having letters and newspapers transmitted by the express instead of by the mail trains, and so considerably accelerate delivery. 811. 6 1 MIKILIANIKOVII Pd. Yiy u boa— U 31 33 lo Avelealadas ama dall — i lv t : et. lart ui. I=6 t i bi 061.3m.altadar.o . o 1 4 6 Pr . ------ to 1 m : °lama I= o Prams . . ......... 1T 19 F . =lt 11 1 N Ilearart Poll . artaiicai — Yl 1 Nahartaade . 4 14 43 dh N.N. Naha am= Nonfarm. North Ataraaaaa all j I pas 1 Do. New Seethe( Nano Nam . Shot i.aa a mower W 11d1 4 PariaarNar is Ortamai NW Da . 36 bea lawi t g - 10 1 u IA 101. Vaa Dllsara=r No Is 18 Dadra time today. 43 4S '~w; " I di u , I li 4 41 I I i I I dis e I pa 64 7 na M 10 te la .ll • I 10 le i ; 7 111.1100 11 I To ift at Ifni w+ •3 I'a $ NM Si 101 101 23 U MONEY MARKET. THURSDAY AVININO. The English stock market opened with a firm ap pearance this morning, owing to an increased pres sure for stock for to-day's settlement; but, the ad vice. from the East of Europe being more threaten ing than ever, and many unfavourable political ru mours being circulated, • fall of fully # per cent. ensued. Towards the final close there was a partial reaction, but the market still left off at a fall of 1 per cent., compared with the last rates of yesterday, and far from strong in tone, being still chiefly supported by the oversold position of the dealers. The decline appears to have been in a great measure due to some large influential opera tions for the fall. Consols opened at 911 to 92 for money sad 911 to for account, and, after touching 921 for money, fell to 91 for November. After a rally to 91: to the closing official value was 91/ to for money, and 91: to 1 for accouet. The latest " after hours" quotation was only 911 for the 10th November. The official business report is as follows ' Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 911, 921, 911,92, 911; ditto, for account, 10th Nov., 92, 911, 1, 91, 911; Three per Cent. Reduced, 91, 901, 911. 901, 91, ex div. ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 93, 921, 1, ex div. ; Annuities of 30 years, 1860, 5 7-16 ; India Stock, 248 ; Bank Stock, 219, 220, 218. Exchequer Bills opened ss. to 9s. prem., and closEd 3s. to Bs. prem. The Foreign Stock market presented no feature of importance, business being very quiet. Spanish stocks were flatter. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 241; Spanish Deferred, 21 to 1; the Certifs., 51 to 54 4 per cent. Granada Deferred, 8 to 81. Peruvian Three per Cents., 48 to 50; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 69 to 71. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 114; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 96 to 98. The list of sales includes : Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 97 (exchange 25 fr.). Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 564,. Danish Five per Cents., 102. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 625; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 935, 1 ex div. Equador Bonds, 41. Granada Deferred, 8, 81. Mexican Three ver Cents., 231. Russian Five per Cents., 1121, E..; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 97. Sardinian Five per Cents., 90$. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 441; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 211; the Csmmit tee's Certificates, 5 per cent. The money market maintains its leas stringent ap pearance, the payment of the dividends, which com menced his day, naturally tending to make money more plentiful for the time. The John Souchay was telegraphed this afternoon as having arrived o ff Falmouth, from Hobart Town, which port she left on the 24th of May. It is not yet known if this vessel has any gold on board. The Lady Jocelyn, which is fixed to leave South ampton for the Mauritius and India to-morrow, will take out specie to the value of 24,0001., besides 1,5001. in copper coin, for Ceylon. The Great Wes tern, for the Brazils, has taken out 5,8251. in specie, and 7,5001. worth of jewellery. At the half-yearly general meeting of the Royal Mail Steam-packet Company, held to-day, the usual dividend of 21. per share for the half-year was de clared. The report has already been given in ezienso in our columns. The ordinary half-yearly meeting of the Demerara Railway Company, to be held on the 28th inst., is afterwards to be made special, to consider the pro priety of raising a further Sam of 20,0001. by the issue of bonds, interest upon which, not excee di ng 5 per cent., will be guaranteed by the government of British Guiana. The Great Western Railway Company are in viting tenders for the construction of the portions of railway on the Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth line, extending from Sparkford-hill to Longford-lane, near Yeovil, a distance of about nine miles, and from Maiden-Newton to Dorchester, a distance of about 73 miles. A general meeting of the London Exchange Ad vance Fund and Life Association is called for the 22nd inst. for the purpose of declaring a dividend, and for other business. A general court of the Albion Insurance Company is to be held on the 27th inst., at which will be taken into couideration a recommendation from the board that a dividend of 7 per cent. be declared on the company's stock. A call of 11. has just been made on the new shares of the Crystal Palace Company, payable on the 11th November. _ _ Land shares to-day were dull, and rather cheaper. Bank shares were scarcely changed in price. Bank of Australasia were 1!. cheaper. The shares of the London and County Bank are quoted 311 to 32. Those of the Bank of New South Wales, we are in formed, are inquired for at 48 to 60, with no sellers. Crystal Palace shares were again lower, at to prem. Peninsular and Oriental steam shares have been dealt in at 69; ditto New (261. paid), at 361 to 37. American stocks have been much neglected this week, and the market is flat. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Bon, and Co., for transmissicn to New York: Redeemable. Dividends. Pewee. United Maim I per Ct. Grin 1868 Jan. and July 1101 111; Do. Opera. Inge. Ateek...19117-11165 Jan. and July 110 110; , Tanla 5 per Cl. Feb. and Aug. $5 66 ditto Rends 1877 Feb. and Aug. 90 51 Do. ' hag Bests Monisheats Velar Bonds 1872 Mayand Nov. 91 96 Wilma Late, Iris. Stoat Jan. &ad July 63 — 6l4eCtalig.llds — Jan. and July 9$ 97 =lpier CNC Bonds 1666 Jan. and July 93 96 lidatasky I per at Mt Jan. and July 98 99 Itirimisa 6 per OM. lB9l Jan. and July 91 98 Or Wad per Ct. fIA Bondi 1674 Feb. sad Aug. 1124 1134 liontoa City per Cent 1643 Jan. and July 98 New ore per Ord Om& 1693 Jan. and July 90 &ham Diem, $ per Omit ligNim4.olonnet. 1877 Jane and DM. 914 Chitimalli gad at. Leak a r emi tr=. 7 1 . 92 93 cirsisT lat Eciagage 894 904 smg Aurora Beam per Ist soap. Jan. and July 83 81 Cheat Waters of Illiacto Tea par Mae lB6B April and Oct. 99 69 Philadelphia aal Ball. EL 6 pre Ct. Akin- I Engelke& 1640 Jan. and July 961 876 Penneyam part' Oentrid Cants New York sad Bris laves per Omni., la mortgage 1868-1669 May and Nov. 1074 loge New York sad Erie Seas perCil., Converilble 1862 Jan. sad July 87 The indigo sales were resumed to-day. Our report is annexed : —To-day there has been more disposition to sell, which caused increased spirit in the bidding*, but prices ruled rather in favour of buyers. 1,968 chests have passed to-day, of which 811 were with drawn, 480 bought in, and 677 sold. Total passed, 10,639 chests, of which 4,128 have been sold. Under the head of "Threatened Famine in New foundland," the New York journals make the follow ing statement: Accounts from Newfoundland, to Sept. 21, state that the potato crop is almost an utter failure, oa account of the rot. The fishery has also turned out badly, and great fears are entertained of a famine among the poorer inhabitants during the coming winter. The papers urge upon the go- vernment to call an early session of the legislature to meet the emergency. The subjoined quarantine notices have been pub lished : Seville, Ott. 4.—The Board of Health here have issued the fallowing quarantine regulations :—All vessels from Newcastle, London, or any other infected ports, are re quired to perform quarantine at Vigo or Mahon, whether with cargo or ballast. Vessels from a port within 30 leagues of en infected one, if with clean bill of health, eight days' observation at Cadiz, Malaga, or Barcelona, and if at a greater distance than 30 leagues, with clean bill of health, admitted to pratique. Lisbon, Oct. 3.—London and Southampton are declared infected with cholera from the Ist October. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Iteuter's express : Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 93 1-16; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 611 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 211; the Coupons, 54; the Old Three per Cents , foreign, 44i. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., [THREEPENCE 77 11-16; Peruvian New, 69Z ; Mexican New, 23} ; Portuguese New, 374 : Most of these prices show flatness. Paris: Closing prices of this day—Three per Cent. Rentee, 72.80 ; ditto Four•and-a-Half per Cents., 99.50; Bank Shares, 2,800. These pr►ces of the French funds show a very trifling rally, amounting to 10c. to 15c. only, or about per cent. Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 18.53. 1862. London and NorthWeetern f 63.310 .... £61,021 Lancashire and Yorkshire 18,668 .. • • 17,068 London and South Western 13,580 .... 12,100 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern Shrewsbury and Chester 2,121 .... 2,024 Great Northern 18,760 .... 14,726 Chester and Holyhead Shropshire Union 679 .... 693 Bristol and Exeter East Lancashire 6,327 .... 4,720 Exeter and Crediton 127 .... 132 Easters Counties and Norfolk 18,491 .... 16,461 East Anglian BlB 784 Manc.,Shettleld & .... Lincolnsh 8,964 ... 7,425 South Yorkshire .... 1,416 Manchester &South Junction 678 616 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and "'• Cheshire Junction London and Blackwall .... Shrewsbury & Birmingham 1,097 .... Kendal and Windermere The average mileage return is as follows : Total No. of Average receipt receipts. miles open. per mile. 1853 £244,217 .... 3,6971 .... £66 0 10 1862 219,042 .... 3,6501 .... 39 19 10 The comparison of traffic continues to show a large difference in favour of the present season. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 2,147 1,015 997 218 1853. - 185 Glasgow and South Western £4,808 .... £4,3622. Edinb. & Glasgow, and Caledonian 16,402 .... 14,888 Aberdeen North British Scottish Cent.& Scottish Mid.Junc 3,230 .... 2,740 Total £30,931 £28,020 The Irish returns are: 1853. 1852. Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down 262 .... 242 Ulster Londonderry and Enniskillen 529 .... 396 Londonderry and Culamina 224 .... Cork and Bandon 193 £2,529 Total £3,329 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocit. The English stock market has experienced a rally to-day, owing to the scarcity of stock. In connec tion with the settlement now being concluded, as much as 2 per cent. hos been paid to-day for the loan of stock until November. Consols have ranged between 911 and 922 for money, and 911 and 92 for account. The present quotatation is 92 to I for cash and 911 to - for the 10th Nov. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at sol to 91; the Three-and-a-Q uar t er p er Cents. at 922 to 93; India Stock at 245 to 248; and Exchequer Bills at 4s. to Bs. prem. Foreign stocks exhibit scarcely any change in price, business in this department continuing very restricted. Mexican isluoted 231 to 241. The sales include :—Portuguese Five per Cents. at 442 ; ditto Four per Cents., 422; Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 2 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., NI ; Spanish Passive Bonds, 41; Dutch Four per Cents., 931 to 94 ex div. ; Equador, 41 to 1; Cuba Six per Cents., 100. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—TILIS DAY. The prevalence of north-easterly wind during the last few days has brought to hind rather large arrivals from the Baltic. The quantity of wheat reported thi s wee k i s 47,150 qrs., and perhaps by Monday next the amount will be about 80,000 qrs. It was not easy to purchase at a de cline upon Monday's rates of more than Is. per qr. Flour was unchanged in value. Barley sold slowly at late quotations. With good arri vals of Archangel oats, this article gave way 6d. to Is. per quarter. Beans and peas without change. LARIVAL.9 INTO LONDON PLUM OCT. 10th to OCT. 14th. Ws. Inolish. Scotch. Irish. Yams& ey Wheat I 14 40 90 Bral 4070 47130 I 1300 I 390 Oats Walt ..... Flom and 3910 barrels. LOPOOW Avgasoas.—What, 70s. 104.; Bartel, 435. 45.; Oats, 334.9 d.; Bye, Os. ad.; Beans, 435. 9d.; Peas, 458. id. iIIPEAiAL AVIMGEB-. F , Wheat. Beery. Oats. Rye. Resat. Peas. Sept. 3 „. ... 30. 44 30 9 44 21e 104 32s ild 114 10 37. 24 10 .„ ... 314 911 31. 3d 21. 114 331 64 4!. 34 17s 84 17.... 3E4 ld Ms 9d 10s 6d 3. 7d els 9d 399 8d 24 .„ ... 36. Id 13s 9d 21. 4d 36. 9d de Od 41. 6d Oct. 1 ... ... 59. 34 37. 7d 21s 2d 36. Ild 42. 104 42. Ild 11 .. ... 64. Od 18. 74 22. 9d 394 Id 44. 3d 414 44 _ ___ 6 wogs' Au. Aver. 34. Ild 34. 74 219 9d 33. ild 12e 4d,40. 64 Dim.—Wheat, Mirky, Oats. Rye. Beam. eau Pea, la. • . Prim. oept. 3. &pt. 10. Sept. 17. Sept. 24. Oct. 1 Oat 9. as 7 •..... K 9 7 ... ". 1 J. ." 54 9 ... .......1 . 1 _ _ I ... ... ... MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Sucu.a.—The public ules are rather large, and pro gressing heavily. The market closes with less animation than it opened with. The refined market is firm ; grocery lumps, 455. to 465. 6d. Comas.—The market has been steady, and prices sup ported. Native Ceylon quoted 465. to 465. 6d., partly nominal. _ _ TEL.—There has been a fair amount of general business Dne at full prices. RICIL—The market bas been dull. SALTPETRI.—Price have been fully supported with a mited business. Corrozr.—A full amount of business, and prices have ad vanced id. upon the lowest point of last week. IxDtoo.—The quarterly sale has gone off briskly at a slight advance on last week's quotations. Spices have sold steadily without altering quotations. SPIRITS.—Rum and brandy have been dull of sale. FRUlT.—Currants have been in limited demand ; prices are fully supported. Valencia raisins: A large business has been done ; the price has declined to 471. Smyrnas quiet. In other artieles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tallow market continues steady at the the follow ing quotations :— Town tallow, Ms. ; Petersburg Y.C. on. the spot, Ns. 61. ; Oct. to Dec., 665. 341. ; Jan. to March, 595. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have again a large supply of beasts ; the demand is exceedingly small, consequently a considerable number remain unsold. Priced on the average are about 24. per 8 lbs. lower than on Monday ; indeed our top quotations are only realised in few instances. Although the number of sheep is not large, it exceeds the demand, and lower prices are submitted to. Trade is very dull for calves, at a reduction of fully 4d. per 81be. Our foreign supply consists of 426 besets, 2,190 sheep, 346 calves, and 10 pigs ; the number of mach cows is 85. Per stone of Ma s. d. a. 0. Yee lions of filts. ►d.s. d. Elan Sea,, Hattori,— 4 0 4 3 'lMrt Diu. a 111.-bds. SO Bad Matt-ham...... 3 10 40 I Bat Lola- 410 a" • •••• • 46 4 4 decon.l quaky 1.148a5.. 24 3 3 Do. do. Shorn this.' . 3 3 4 0 4 4 8 2 Le n° . •0 40 , 1 8 atta bor4 d 000143 12 4 : 2 Pot. Um . Mar-bre& 4 840 Luaba ..... 14 Ho.t. at I..arket. 1,140; Steen and. lambs. 5.150 ; Mao, 514. Pip. W. HIDES.—THIS DAY. HIDES.—The present prices are :--561155. to &Ms., 21d. 3d. ; 64Iba. to 721ba, 3d. ; 721bs. to 80Ibs , 3d. to 80Ibs. to 88111..,8 81 be. to %lbs., 30. to 31d ; 9611 n. to 104tba., 31d. to 4d.; 10411 n. to 112185., 4d. to 41d. Hone Hides, 61. 6d. Calf Skins, light, 21.0 d. to 3s 6d. ; full, 6s. 6d. Beanosusett.—Sheep skins, polled, 4a. ed. to es. 4d. Kents and HalUbreds, 4s. 28. to 4s. 6d.; Downs, 3a. 3d. to 3s. 10d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market to day is very brisk. Duty, 135,0001. COAL MARKET.—TRIS DAT. was Ead Braddyll's, 30s.—Shipa at market, 9. Little business attempted. ~_a ~~ 1% 11111 II 4 4$ 6 1