The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-18 00:00:00

k•• 6 V . 6.4 4 f 1, ‘ IA , .. • • • ij t ( I i t. . • ' . No. 1,033.1 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1849. MONEY MARKET. BRITISH AND FOREIGN CORN TRADE SECOND EDITION. ..-;.----- Lint AMMAN= comPANY. IVA, ilinAlkesela Is enema *a opilifist if ftlisiM ...... e . a. s l i tmetai so amok Ike Insft of Ilk ;ear ../ sieselillialha =F M" .-- MI 6,, g 0 0 sa bisissit= zirlftLmam asp Frimirs kml. Owls amtaka ow* is ono*Misii = a ft WlComisWeinsmkom br =AM Ike Wyman selaskko le plipkildirs....2ll" mei by prfer ...oft mile Om Tided sort esliedis WON whiel _Po lk 'ilsilikff o re ma Maw swam* kr the us r i lamink a get. s. Ikeiduk Dkokor. 40 7- vim— STO\ sad FIKE-1 ROMS. wpm ki ati above No rogoostoi. before ball, *Wks to K BUMS'S ems Siphon aM alifirill) =OW oppast,os6.44triA. caw stliofflomoolloo" owl Wm. Mt? use lookkilho void. osololla he* is IPENDEIRS,_ffO 114110111. lAUL nitAXONOILAT alma ipposikal oor 1 104 7 weith WNW a ad" ilotddloom oik , oho. us Om re es Oat raw comb kir Irak bin auts• loot Ire bees se WAWA flat son ems war* do WREN rot 40es wilk loomoi onomoolo tee eft of kn. 01 Ito i 10, irtti Ofleohl osi too solo of Imo. Itla 11%6 to MO, ▪ w , Maori brim toosolokoorldi siodo h Moo to, to ▪ war% tram XIK: OM. Auk wools womsolo. tram o h m golowoo; iioloom‘Oom Y. N. Or mot to 41 4 4s. wag Oar sins Mom visit vadbilog Imma *ow. rho off rheonoi miry oodio_ookoppoood Dolollol alder= oleo, out (pse res—lsirMlibidl la Wauwatosa *lathesr. THA-PLANT " TEA-POT, los atimi free iw, i s img oransdismaakssad glib s• hootleimi dim IS pt.t boo WA to thew patting wale mar the w o o met, *lad have awing ea hot two pears attain/ sail oi b i pm.• pur t , artty, tam thdr deletrahlUty. sal Asap. 1ipk_ ..... .50 Wee thee hem deir moo iwtr lWn to Weir. Wag Ida • mew meg of Ow. Op sae Pig=lieutte ha aOM set amplele .. S 111 . 111 . * a itAtto O. d do. litele*,ne do, at. dlo. l7 • isPatleate am deal he. da. • ie. II • ea Ode ha • loobaleasompotNealls. do. • • ‘ll. 7.40te. Ha oath; albs pi% /Oa ea* et the cottage pat. o w; tmaxe, 420. soh I aelleopeat. Ma Gash, et the S• 17 Me. ao Obef wade sheep 1a the ame peopertioa. Itaseselap moat [divot', tay. -1111.1.1.01 e. PURIM We des sad lama), SI, Ozket. 0010. sad I. Jlorma4trost (sonar et Seworesateeett—te ... . worsoteeet. NW SUMER ONE SAINT PAULI CHURCH YARD. 11111 f SEASO:e.4 WAS are sow beginning W sides. We wet!' Ire le reedy, a oboe of tat. new crop lip e Wm were ging sails in April are shipped in Canaan ok wed la the MOM swab we are eapplying thaw to ne e this awry flies ship tom Clam are now is L ant two In impel. We Woe tarefally eaantinat empire of ewer OWN% meg fall ter *hes se to the quatity eonarmed. Our weenewhilist now Wet Went hoe Wes a great wrath of ' ,miter Defame this year, a great at 111 mahatma awl isstfas , era be tarry. mg o Lirr• yer's tammt etedirme the belief of Om psi dill" labs CUM! as Ileitishetvis *wrier eswerendos inimillealen el 11111111.11 e~wa; Ad so auk do they es& la pramliag doom detag=2 4 t sinabers et the tra trade who tutee ant Mg Pea oho deceived in their aeleetioen aadmmentem mar la mss. W arc. we ben always been atm Mere leassrumm et Dm= art Lifunsation from Chi*. as to the wawa u m v as Ark cat reempoodent at Canoe le { ehnly sad wank* Mari .t the wane tine to the mesmity eampleSe immanem at Awniska .4 the ter intended der our wiles a wider le nit* et 'au: armee .od intends quality, end to plena dimpreitimma M were that eitortwime snieht arise. ~et ..üblie harm end high eltannere that distinguish.** Wm grail et • • Nuarber Use." ere attribeilehle sehdy to tie gnat OM id }Wasson! remised* their esisenon. This Mt aim* be tee rare. bor.. in Wad, in • comma jedooest et Os nadeemeale at iris Jr, ablate= only be obtained by the maim, idea lee a Lae buriers, 4 *difficult to meet with in the tea malmt in pia tit keel Aro out usual eustom. we subjoin a table. showing ffiel midi* i•• t biaa at, to Lust mail, the rut of the tee to the mgdossr eft oattry, the duty payable ow it to our geverument. end die peamma inAs at Number One: IT 7 r 3 E 0 ....._.sg I n 5 ? iii,:f:3l E a I f i ' g 1 1 1140 a -- i I - i I l4;gl 4 ;g1 ; Ft • • • 1 1 1 i 1 :1;1:: 11 8:1 i 1 5 1 . ts—zantgazi Wr U U a i E gitti E ttil F. 1 . - - hlm° j I Firil?Fr FVFI 2 VIP p g? " - Ifri : Of i : li lit gj eaSassi ass 11 lit: 11l l ti 14'M l? FiTic I I .rr f ifitAiti PO i• I i 111 2 1 prnintrterrl /I il IfE p 5 II ? 1. 5. irlrizititi • I It i rititieFFltYlrit , 11 1 1; 1 i " lEF4?Ptitic 11 v l e il p ' sevs-sesser trig : I YPTYPFVFFP if !Cr?' 4.4 per prat peat es dat show vos m al t rieoil to la suit WOO %tat Wok Ind WOO oNismoa is Ms art ste met raft's doom& nottli. tem the statement Of airports ohm it that to to sea Isoadvtees 9,017,711 Li. of tea were this mossy rear and above the nos ipsosioy as that bat yaw up is the sasas boo rit we AMA MA It wad be la = tbst to shall bawalsaVa Mg so . V ar. lb Mown. We Woo Mil war mosmi et pewee 'NM Tit UMW of the =iilipasdaslass sere Ile lelimedes Sit we en fiSsaff fa areasia INZi llig ise Os was dilavitomed we. alms ifeg. al hillamll4 vg do solo& oft of to pra pun& TotaarmoSi ewe amen dog 14 we tem we, arse It aao beim lionidt SO lellevolL se ehie am ts. se to ea rs. Qui hhe eashimal midi semenr, puiltikh goa sot eatatkaot lei drialoasas WO OW loft 1 1 • 11 5F3 mama ow dillsorsiAlas Arsave.deilev el ihe ems Vy ... o ividea velem blip Mot do tratisat. this tit or the WS. art **Ss do aremeseme. Ais leaff_eslbe Nom made • Molar •am Moak POW. Illhe all. Mt/ tot owed 60 lha rob wit 1.101% Willaleilli lOW Ile yeti k all& •ez_have —IL IM i aitT, WA ItIiSCHAIITI. _ a mg. ST. PAUL'S CIIMICIMPIX tom' — ininia r ~,=.l*--- _ _ 7 11 — . • leLIIZICS MINT CANDLES. fL urea'' lie the lo Sleek et bop , It time NOW& Sae ovals pe erefum Nei d 1). MEI 11 . 10 left esd i 6 / V air ie. FurCemeli fl ee. lellllppea iselei was. 4e. SL pee malm—At SCUMS ew eirie Der some.s e ciebegarest Ofiner Teemeeinett. erl ea Welb orn e.e. MIL - - STRONOMY SIMPLIFIED.— MOLLISONI3 TEDIVITAL ruinsrussz. he hmellebn el the eams. .11w b est Westin el the me When* rewNwl le he gmbile."—ltew l awl hlllhel Om w ows • Flifiweed eseellows eee riee _ em. _wlee. srite et l i= e et due w serwewiew owl the tees +r we in euebisi WNi len ta MIN". alrii;r:..liiillar="at Mee 11► ei liar lib ilia by Jame Maim. acembrnel., It Jelweearead, who IA terweld It web. tree 41 sr, wai l i s 00 'sleeken ea twelve ee • pootdase oder. khole, oh pIiRIBTAIAS PRILIODIT IL,--The mama 1../ inbred. ebenla by fiesbrits sit prorelo Ile aleelele i i :e= kty or triooll dross of So orrowarq viroverobt otrombfry movies en aide thonreboo It Low LAWTOlrfsgiMadmeobb2il 7= yam.lamb loolorle Illaromr ON b ow yobooloof by la tile of Midler b a poppadom of b pod. tlb' r e ogeiCulblf fl OM tbo is==lit lIIIIMM eft e. emil be ormobiol vllle tnerombri blilloroy; rid brobobs. Oasis er blot Dobdiera is brooloollo br be orommedro ill booreryboy Mob rII illl bode reed omit. so onorob or be ow "rift of rommelorfolibli. or lo non guieral am BMW' ee rt.. leiledela The Nary armbo of orb boon be rem of brrible ' or tbi of the ad& on tbe obi wigam.. or bo bee. is rod bit. tboolTrowroad li n bro. NW IF Om at fe. Ibtlorsoroio, Lola" obi br *Wog -11, co-., lowa entomb - _ . A. NEW DISCOVERY. Mr. HOWARD, SurettoZeetist, Si, lisot.streot, Not to Weirs we seekely deseripoot AATIFICLiL Tarr% sum without prim% °vet, or Upton,. _They so tortestly _essestelo deo aolueel tooth so " t fig hoot the or iblosto by tho skew& ebrorver. ne7 .4u rem chime _Wog era* gloa 1111 6•1111 =:" . Ku to say teeth ewer Ware mod. MOM dos wet the uttristion of Neu. or say pastel wafila. owl will support and Peem.• kith that ore loose, iswcumessiits mean ortioulAtios oustiewiee That Yr. way be whites the meta at the mast suesidial. I" bid all Zr e it tbs 1..4 ado ihworti wetb mowed sewed awful is oreesthea.—Si. ibeet•Woest. At low hew 10 W 1 S PR. OARDNEWB WORM MEDICINE. — Re - Nowa ova 7t. lorgworo. to lir. Imorro, Oh Kraal, L 05.,... .,... maw rid ridirmo drone ow Mr t mung.—lt ~....." raawanoky hot OM limwoonoir aro tbo PrIVS OO . a -..... ora art witimmolgiminglit ft spoomtwor by 4 woe es pron . .,* is ihot el worm Is Om Mom Walk P vi t tharlum.,____L i Niretre timt tow, poison Mena bo Millilall• ' . '"'" --- i....k. rowan et Werlllll, whilit me dwillsonlie °bur ei inmemese tb.— / "" sli limr , e• wreak, berring.:7 Vela e... , the Mtv. *walling mg pint etiri WOW* , lIPPer "l. lirwimot *Wags? g l om" ag Orr of fho Ow op- Pray vtu Ulia" gag en woo ogoo. = s r: atosistri maw Ca moiler timso Igo /ran wings = l 4 lll . es :4 6 -0 111 1111. root think vomiting. olmilill MM Yogi or eft may wllli i W wain Ilinui toommotolhimig.ammgmegmodnorogiiii ...... ,11.1111.61 , Amilm sw se • gougg sio Nd... m aw,* i s ..... It 1.. hi11 " . • MI WWII be porpriel" ban MO dolor, In moillww. amea rli e t o olt NIL N.. it... mi kr *OMB at M. 14d. Alp Um MUNI% le be ma vita the Feb, ii. lid., 21. 94 ill. Olio NM el. Ss.. li. ERSONS of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either la or oat el trade. may P.F.A1.186 a MODERATE MOMS the oak at Grades of hearty orroomptiee.-1* tell se*. abhor poreeitehy or try letter. to the EAST MI& 'VrM i l s . Ones helot Harm% Churchyard. City. riw•v surnom, THINTY-FIFTH THOUSAND. Now ready, prior Is, or awl fres, is. la., THE ILLUSTRATRD WNDON SPELLING 10011.—This work Is endsrel pseellsrty ettrastles by the r v l aleg ulsormstK 169 11116 1 / 1 4 whim It emethes d illEseldes bislumere. sett bythe yiseles ItsslailLsseses, whisk odes lbe boner le eibesass - bis eve were I *Ms the wheb Is Ibuslsetel by splines d Ite leradtai Weisel's( ehlsis art Mee IlseMbei. hieseis Ist the mot mg binsloties to kends* ever thoL sisee.) • few espies we okras* prise alias. P la the ease Is the Ilbsstesest Looks Me.,' 116, Strand, Isaias. A Um* Moamar to Ow trade mmd tai kr cosi only. Ilsosittaisses Is to mils is Ur slim On tress miry be Sam. NEW WILIDELT ILLVITIATED PERIODICAL YOE LADIES. • swap, Desewber II will Is published (to be castlawid weekly). pries Woe Stay pad ed.. No. L et LE LADIES' C OMPANION at HOME sad om MIN by Ms. Loewe. Ambled by the most Wltisee awl dedea. Lead=: Iteedhesy W Sim 11, Bolawrie.street ; miters all ems umeateediser Mr We Oboe should be eddreseed, Red Advertiemeats are received. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. Bloom lila Marne eausurr. John Bartholomew. 21 . L Waded kW to • chargeof sued of money, e property of Daniel Pratt, his muter. The prosecutor, who fa the proprietor of the British Amur newspaper, recommended the prisoner to the net- Gifu' consideration of the court on mown of his previous ' good character. The Cosmos Betjeant sentenced him to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for one year. John Witham, 21, pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a pewter pot, the property of Biward Bummers. In answer to a sinsetloa pat by the court, the polies sew stable said that when he took the prisoner into custody, be bond ten pots broken up, and ready for mollies, in his Denman Serjeant inquired whether the pots ap rztto have been taken from the street, or from the t peiblinhooses. The ennalable said be believed from the street. The Common Berjenat said that this made a great differ ence. us the system of lettlag pots be about the streets offered a gnat temptable to persons who were in digress. But for this (immense. the sentence would have been musk more sever z e b 2 seser midng Wt tate consideration. tha sentence wise, that the be imprisoned and kept to hard labour foe POLICE INTBLLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. Ban Ammo WINDOWS LT ST. °ILIA% _ _ Ann Briers, • very feeble old Irishwoman, who has been frequently in enstooy for various offeners, was charged with breaking several panes of glum at Sc. Giireiworkhoose. It appeared from the evidence of a pauper boy, named Huggins, that yesterday afternoon he wee in St. OilnVe-workhouss, when he was suddenly alarmed by hearing • lend smash of glass. He opened the dose in Short's-guavas, end saw the prisoner to the act of throwing some briek-bate against the windows. There were several pease of glass broken, and she would have proceeded to further ILINCLief lithe had not been pre vented. Hr. Rodgers, the master of St. Olifeciworkhouse, said the prisoner was a nest incorrigible person. She had been fro. qesetly charged before a magistrate with felony, drunken ness and disorderly oseduct, and had repeatedly been eon. rioted. Witness bad ascertained that the prisoner was passed to Ireland about Ire years sines, and she had ea illegitimate rind in the workhouse. Mr. Riley, one of the beadles of St. Odes's, said just before the prisoner broke the glass she had applied to the relieving taw, who at once supplied her urgent wants. The inspector on duty said when the prisoner was In cus tody before, at the time she was locked up in her cell, she attempted to commit self-deetraction by cutting hot throat with a tame. Mr. Jardine ordered her to pay the amount of damages ebe had done, and in default to be committed to prison for ow swath. There was so money forthcoming, and the prisoner was esendingly locked up. MARYLEBONE. CHLIIOI OP ROISIST AGALNIT A HOT, PE RRRRRRR IST Its FATILI/A—c. ma, a boy aged 13, was charged with basis( robbed his father, W. Hill. Is the course el the Inquiry the prosecutor ad:matted that a confession of guilt, which prisoner bad made to him, was elicited by a promise that he would be forgives if he told the truth, and, nader these circumstances, the magistrate dis aboard him. SOUTHWARK. A Dawn° Yount, Thur.—Maryann FweenPy, not more than 14 years of age, wee charged with steeling two half mown from J. Leary. Preeseator said that on Sunday even's' he was accosted by the pi ismer, who said she was starving, and bogged of him to give her a cep of coffee and some iced. that she was really in want, he took hot into • esanibegge end ogled tor • cup of coffee and some bread and butter, end while he was taking his pure* oat to pay for the refreshments, she suddenly snatched his purse sod ran away. Re pursued her, but else ewer d. He met her last night, among • gaag of young thieves, in Kentstrest, when be gave h, r into custody. His purse contained two balacrowns. whisk he had seen safe prior to meeting her. Mr. Tyrwhitt asked whether any one law the robbery committed ? Progenitor mid the owner of the mace shop was present, bat he rendered no eseistaoce. The megistrate, seder these eircumetentos, remanded her fre kis attentlasee. vErlsernsmiCVlPNO VIOLITIT ASSAULT UPON THS POLICS —P. Fox was aberge& with Wei drunk and violently assaulting the po- J. J. Pebask, 66 B, stated that last night ke found the islendoat drank sad bold*, by a lamppost in West benneestreet, Pinalieo. He said be wasted to to White chapel, but witatess had no sou se divested bim t han he threw biaiself down and gave wheels a kick, the severity of which breasha hie to the greeted, sad from the effects of which be Anwar& felt much pain. Defeasisat also kicked at another emstabbs, resisted violently, and is wee fogad necessary to wry him all the way to the patios-house, where it was quits evident that he was not sear so drunk as he pretended to be. Deissilant, ia reply to the ehmv, said he was really very desaltsad did met mellow what had happeasd. He was, leswever, very sorry. Mr. Broderip ermasitted his for 14 days, without impos ing say AA*. LIFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, WANSTI A Meeting of the governors of this charity was held this morning at No. 46, Ludgate-hill, Mr. C. YIDDIT in the chair, to madder the proposidon to make an addition to rule 19, with the view of hicreasing the amount of sub weirdoes, and thee enabling the saanerre to extend the benefits of the institution to a larger n allhildr Tlea ride had previously stood as follows: : "Th a tl clergy men granting their pulpits, or preaching in favour of this charity, shaft be governors, and shall have • life vote on each cassia' ;" to which it was anattimonaly the following words should be added : " Providrtri l e amount collected be equal to the value of the life vote, and that for every additional live families of the coogregated col lection the incumbent of the church shall have a further life vote." It was stated, as one reason for making this altera tion, that, in consequence of the ravages of the cholera, and the &strewing came which had been brought under autioelin connection with it, the governor had detersaiaed to receive 60 additional children, and that the election would Wispier* in February nest. HEAD MASTERSIIIP OE RUGBY SCROOL.—Tbe I Rev. B. M. donlburn, ILA., formerly fellow and tutor of Merton College, Oxford, and examining chaplain to the Bishop of Oxford, was yesterday elected ha d master of Rugby School, in the place of the Rev. Dr. Tait, now Dean of Callas. FOREIGN Hors.—lmportations of bops to a consi derable latest ars taking place in various gunnies, for the first time teem Belgium, at places other than the metropolis, the produce of that European state. The vowel Allsanom. errived at the port of Bull from Antwerp, has brought 24 bales. Tols is the first importation of hops into that port from abroad, the produce of ay foreign country. vessel Fortitude, arrived at Liverpool from Antwerp, has brought twelve bales of the article, consigned to a firm there. Anivals of hops have before taken place at Liverpool on recent occasions from the Celled States of America, but this is the first importation of the kind into Liver pool from Belgium or elsewhere other than the United States of Asa- The following arrivals have also simul taneously taken place on the same day at the metropolis from Belgium. The vessel Director, from Antwerp, nes brought 10 bales, consigned ; and toe vessel Flecks, arrived from Ghent, km brought 20 bele at e, w atned, and also 48 balm of the *Aida, to order, the see of Belgium. Them arrivals of this article of int, until rascally so peculia ono of Bag* produsties, into nits:ran parts of the kin gd om tar the AM die from um. the growth of that country, are, we used marosly mark, ping con siderable interisland importame. DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From the Mori Lase Express.) The Wheat trade has since Monday last maintained a Aral tone, and, though no material varied°. has incurred is priors, the tendency has been upwards, more particularly at the markets in the io.imiltural districts. The primary cause of the slight improvement which has taken plans has unquestionably been the belief that the supplies from abroad would for some months to come be on a more modiste scale than we have recently been receiving. In the early pert of the week the weather was seasonably cold; and. ss we had previously received accounts from the Baltic stating that most of the principal ports had been clewed by ice, it was considered as tolerably wean that no further shipments could be made until the spring of next year. The change which hasoccurred in the weather sines Friday is, however, calculated to shake the xonfidenee before felt on this point, and mast, on the whole, be looked on as unfavourable as regards any immediate improvement in the trade. We are, never theless, inclined to think that the value of wheat will not suffer ally further depression of consequence • indeed we deem a email rally far more probable than a deClice. Not. withstant'ing the late abundant arrivals from abroad, stock in geanary is by no means heavy, nor do the holden show any disposition to press sales at present prices. Meanwhile a large and active ememption of bread is taking place in all parts of the kingdom, Winced by the lowness of prices, breed being now one of the a rticles of find. Under these eireunistanca we an el that quotations will creep up a few shillings per tr. daring the winter months, more els- Melly if the weather 1714 :a imeee seve re. How prices may tale after ware mat ea masters of which nothing can at p.m's be Mon tit free-trade policy should be per- Ile MN* wheat plant wear a healthy and pro seidakappearease I. spring, we should is all probability use gluteus= lower than they have yet been. Stake of old corn are, it is tens, email, as well on the continent of Europe as is this country ; but the last beeves; without bens putt- Wail, abundant, yielded well in most parts of the world, sad there can be no doubt that in many of the principal wheat.arowing states there exists a considerable surplus f exportation, all of which will usirestiouably find its way se Great Britain should we continue to admit it free of duty. The state of the potatoes in the pits does not appear se emit* much interest at present, and though we have been assess pains to gather information, we have been unable to Ali any definite statements as to the probable extant of lie mischief. The arrivals of grain from abroad have again bees large Ski week, but they have not been so great at the ports on the Ina es into London. Any immediate falling elf in the swipes is hardly to be expected, a considerable number of wends urn-laden, and bound to British ports, having rest the Sound within toe last fortnight. Oar letters from Scotland contain no new or interesting feature. The trade appears to have remained in much the same position at the principal markets north of the Tweed as with us. In Inked business has also, we are informed, remained in a quiet state; bat the supplies from the growers having been moderate, sad the reports from this side of the channel bele); regarded as rather more eneounging, sellers of wheat had insisted on full terms. Less is mid about the potato disease than might be expected, bat Indian corn had been held with increased finance. The arrivals of wheat coastwise into London have hem very moderate, only 3,014 qrs. having been reported during the WOK ending this (Saturday) evening. Some quantity has, however, been received per ran frost the eastern counties, but the latter haying been sold previous to arrival, has gone direct into the hands of the millers. The quantity exhibited at Mark-land by land carriage samples from Essex and Kent has been quite trifling since Moadav last, and the offers from Lincolnshire and Cam bridgeshire have not been by any means numerous. The receipts of wheat from abroad have been lees plentiful this week, amounting to 16,961 qrs. ; a large proportion of the previously received supply haying been landed by impos ers the market has been treed from any immediate mown. We are unable to notice any Increase in the country demand, and our own mitten seem still to have sufficient on head le satisfy their present wants. The transactions on Wednesday wen on quite a retail scale ; no anxiety was, however, mania tested to press sales, end the little businetsdone wa at form, rates. On Friday holders displayed hilly as much firmness as before, and it is easy to perceive that very little improve• ment ia the demand would seffioe to give an impetus is prices, the probability of no further shipments being made 110‘11 ale northern continental ports until the spring of next year having already had the effect of impartial; confidasies to senses. Flour has bees in steady request, and the nominal top pries of town-made has been well maintained. The finer kinds of kireign.manufactared Flour have excited a feir share of Weals, and have been mks Ia wall quantiti. e at fully forms terms, whilst the seances descriptions have halm way heavily on hand, though offend relatively cheep. Up to the goes of last week we had rather liberal supplies of homegrown barley, but since then the receipts masts, have bee. moderate. Superior malting paresis have commanded a soft eels, in consequence of use scarcity, and choice =thave brought high rates. Of secondary malting he quality offering has been mon than equal to the demand, and the tatter were obtainable on quite u easy testes at the close SI in the cosameneeinent of the week. The wish etl this_ grain from abroad have continued liberal. Upwards 26,066 qrs. have again come to hand since ear lase; Ike resent decline has, however, given rise to • MON eilushe inquiry, and at last Mondse's currency sake prossahed pretty freely, both on Wednesday and Friday. The operations in malt have not been of much import emce quite sufficient has come forward to meet the demand, and prices have remain , d the same as they were last week. The market has been scantily supplied with homegrown Oats, only SOS qrs. having been received from our own cesst, $3O qrs. from Scotland, and 1,350 qrs. from Ireland. The arrivals of foreign have also been on a somewhat more moderate sale than of late, viz., 17.046 qrs. The dealers who have daring the past week or two been quietly stetting late stock, have shown less inclination to buy this week ; but the market having been relieved more or lest from premien, factors have shown more inclination to raise than to lower their pretensioes, and it was rather difficult to purchase fine core, whether of home or foreign growth, on Friday, at the prieie current at the beginning of the week. English beams have, throughout the week, moved off slowly, at the reduced rates of Monday last. Egyptians have stet with a retail inquiry, at former mime. Pees have bees held with some increase of firmness, and could hardly be bought so cheap at the close of the week as on Monday. We Iran heard of no sales of Indian can, but the article having recently excited attention at Liverpool, rather more ems has been asked for cargoes to arrive. THE FOREIGN TRADE. We have advises at recent dates been the principal Baltic ports via Ostend. The host bad rather Increased in inten sity, ant. the shipplas swan was regarded as closed. Oar Denude letters are of the 7th last. ; the Fistula having been frosen, so further supplies from Poland would, it was thought, be received ; and as tbit snivels by land-carriage would probably be moderate, considerable anathema was felt by holders. The stock in warehouse wee estimated at about 8,000 lasts, being such lee than was held at the cor responding period of last year. The skipmesta of wheat daring November had amounted to 3,493 lasts, of which upwards of 3,000 lasts bad been to British porn. High mued wheat was then quoted Ns. to 398. 6d. freed,,mixed 36a. to 365. 6d. ; sad good mixed, 3is. to 365. per qr. board. berg, em the 7th inst., pima of grain had a At Hosigs 1310111Mili terbissy. awing to the continued dull accounts tres and ill 111 Ica resse haying take plasm in the @applies ; wheat was then quoted 34 .. 64., mixed 33e.6d. to sad red, Vs. per qr. free on board in what. mightyiAve there had been little pawing. Small Barley en obtained at 13e. 6d., and Large at 14s. 6d. PIT F rom Stettin we have letters of the 11th inst. ;to wheat on the spot there had, we are Wormed. been hardly any thiag doing; but a parcel or two had been purchased, free en board, at Strahand, at prime equal to 345. to 34e. 6d. per qr. Barley bad been ia fair request, and some large con tracts bad been closed. The purchases of this grain had, it was believed, been on English amount, sad from 15e. 6d. to 16e. per qr. free on board had been pad for good 61 falba Pomeranian'. At Streisand, on the 10th December, there was not much doing, and priors were settling downwards. Contracts for good qualities et wheat might have been clamed at 335., and for Darin at 16s. ed. per qr. free on board. From Rodin& we learn, under date of Dec. 8, that good supplies had coma forward during the week, that the des mend for wheat bad been active, and that pod 62Ibs. to 63Ite. qualities bad sold freely at 34e. 6d. to per qr. free on beard in spring. There was then no appearance of the frost gincgwa, and the as for shipping was regarded as totally clos At Hamburg, on Tuesday, the frost was severe • and in the absence of any demand of consequence for sp ring, the business in wheat had been of quite a local character, is which position of affairs quotations had become nearly nominal. In Hamad the weather seems to have been milder, and advisee from Rotterdam, of Monday, state that the inland navigation was fres from ice; having, however, had little or no *sport demand for Whet., and the supplies haying in creased, nod Wheat had receded Is., and white Is. to 21. per qr. in value. In the Belgian and French enerksto quotations of Wheat appear to have remained nearly stationary. From the Mediterranean we hare no news of intereet, and prices of Wheat are higher in that part of the world than in -ur markets. TS Einurrrior or MerurAcrtriots at Binning. boot closed on Saturday. It onto opened on tho nod of September. and has daring the time km netted by sore then 100,000 pawns la the led week there were 19,000 ednelskse. .Flxon the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S Orrice, Dee 18.—Orders for the court'. change of mourning on Sunday the 6th of January, 1850, for her late Majesty the Queen Dowager, vie. The ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain linen er muslin, white gloves, back or white shoes, fans, and tippets, white necklaces and earriap no diamonds. The gentlemen to wear black, (untrimmed, fringed or plain linen, black swords and buckles. The court to camp the mourning further on Sunday the 13th of January, 1860; via :—The ladies to wear black ilk velvet or velvet-colound ribbons, fans, and tippet*. The gentlemen to continue in bleak, and to wear coloured swords and buckles. And on Sunday, the 20th of January, 18.59, the court to go out of mourning. LoaD CHAMBIIHLAIN't3 OPTICS, Dec. 18.—It is the intention of the Queen and that of the royal family to con tinue their mourning for her late Majesty the Queen Dow ager until the 13'b of MaroN,lBso, changing to half mourn ing upon the lath of February, 1860. WHITEHALL, Dec. 18.—The following adman of condolence to the Queen, on the evasion of the death of her late majesty Queen Adelaide, having been transmitted to the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart , her Majesty's principal secretary of state for the Horne Department, f presentation, were presented accordingly to her Majesty, who war pleased to receive the same very graciously : TO TEI Cittlilea HOST IXCiLLINT HAJISTT. May it please yourMajesty,—We. the mayor, alder men, and barges. of tts borough of Liverpool, in council sammbled, beg to swoosh your Majesty with the expressisa of our encore and heartfelt sor row for the logs which your Majesty and the people of these kingdoms have sustained by the lamented death of her Ma jetty the Queen Dowager. The virtues which adorned the private lite of this illustrious lady, the rectitude of her tubas conduct, and the munificence with which she supported every object calculated to promote the interests of true cha rity, aad to extend the knowledge and influence of religi ous principle., all endeared her to your Majesty's loyal sub ects, and render her loss an occasion of general and u naffected sorrow. Whilst we wrench your Majesty with our sincere cendolence and our deepest sympathy, we at the same time venture to express our earnest hope that your majesty may be long spared to perpetuate the virtues which distinguished Queen Adelaide, and to reign in the hearts of a loyal and devoted people.--Signed on behalf of the Council of the borough of Liverpool. Joao Houses, Mayor. Transmitted by the mayor. And the faowing on the same subject From the maps crates of the county of Middlesex. Transmitted by H. Pownall, Eqt , Chairman of the Court.—From the Council of the borough of Portsmouth. Transmitted by the Town Clerk. BANKRUPTS. EDWARD WEALLZT, Kingsgate street, Mei Holborr, clutb worker. FRANCIS GOLDING, Tunbridge Wells, Kest, groom FREDERICK KING, OKtOrd, auctioneer. Jong OEOROS BRIGGS, LAMMIMF. illlikeelMW. WILLIAM LI Vela MALPAS, NOMiIhIUD, innkeeper. Ruarar GIBBS, Birmingham, earn solar. Tauxas Maas, Brierly-hill, Staffordshire, boiler manu facturer. HIRST HEPWORTH, Selby, Yorkshire, lineadraper. JOSEPH Ramat., Liverpool, jeweller. MATTHEW PLAID and Jour ALISANDIR, Bath, watch makers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. PSTIN 11.0111001 Slid JOHN MlSHlLT,lsar cock, ealieo printer.. THOMAS Moods. Oleagow, foreltest. GEO/101 )(Ammons, Anint, Alamo, Bile shire, Ganaoa WILSON, Damon, Argyllshire, cattle dealer. THOMAS WALLACI, WILLIAM GORDON, A ,advocate. REFORM OF ENDOWED SCHOOLS. TO 1111 TIMOR Or THE lIPIMS. Sin,—l cannot resist forwarding to you the fol lowing account of the proceedings before the Master on the subject of the " Brentwood Free Grammar School." It is quoted from the Chelmsford Chronicle of Friday last, Doc. 14, and is, doubtless, a fair out line of what is passing on this important subject. It will be seen that proceedings are now being carried on in earnest, and that there are some hopes of this noble ins itution, capable of educating 600 or 700 scholars, being speedily established. How different this will be to the old method by which the funds were expended upon au average of 2} scholars during the last 60 years. While it is gratifying to observe this earnest ap proach to the settlement of so important a question, —especially important to that particular district— such feeling is greatly qualified by the reflection that so many years have passed in an obstinate defiance of every sentiment of justice or propriety. How many of the aged and the ignorant are com pelled to look back with feelings of anguish at the opportunities thus so far lost to them and their fami lia'. How many are led to inquire, " Why have we been thus neglected P" It is with a view, how ever, rather to congratulate you than to repine that I have again taken the liberty of addressing you, know ing that in this, as in many other abuses of the same kind, whatever good shall arise, the Daily News can fairly claim more than a share in the reclamation. It is only justice to that portion of the press which fearlessly exposes gross cases of public injustice — it is may right to occasionally convince them that there still exists some portion of public gratitude, and that the community in general is now becoming convinced that these exposures are the just sod legitimate subjects of the public press. The ex tract I allude to is as follows: Tne Baserwoon SCHOOL—The new scheme for the re gulation of this school, as proposed by the Attorney-fiesseel, with that propounded by the defend en ta. came on for dieser slots Won Wester Dtwdeswellp at his siMce in Southampton Solidifies, on Monday last, with a view to its settlement, and the final decision as ;to the question respecting this es- • dowment, which has been litigated for so ineasy yeah. Thum were present C. T. Tower, Esq., C. T. Tower, Jun. Sm., Mr. Fran, echelon to the attorney-general, Mem! James and Tamer, counsel for plaintiffs ; for the del andsaM. Mears. Lovett and another _gentleman from the Meredith and Co. of Lincoln's Inn, attended. The balms of course was private, but we have received from a isms pendent as account giving the mbetanos of the proceeding& The clauses of the scheme were discussed seriatim. TM first part, in which was em bodied the appointment of the head muter, was strongly contested, the patron argulag his right to appoint. Mr. James palmated tothe no provided the authorities agreed thereto; he &dinette that the Jadges of the Court of Queen's Bench bad gives the paUesege, although the original endowment, whisk IMP raid, gave it te n t te imeal descendants of Sir A. Brows fee ever. This poit is reserved for the decision of the Keen. The appointment of the mend master was oho essisolsi, bat this Mr. Jaws would ant yield, as the magese wee to be paid out of a new fund from another panful of the charity property which had grown and increased, and which he maintained had bees diverted from the original intentions of the founder. This appointment will be by the governors, of whom there are to be 13, to be chosen hem gentlemen residing within ten miles of the school-hoses, and to be approved by the Court of Chancery, There are also to be two wardens to resolve rants. itc, The two kiwi mem must be in orders. The instruction to be given is precisely what the founder intenied, viz., Latin and Greek tree; a superior classical education, including all modern aosnaplichnients, will be taught, ler which 41. per semi each will be required to be paid. All boys who wed& within any parish within three miles of any part of the parish are entitled to the benefits of the schooL The mas ters must be resident ; and a new house ter the master, with extensive schools, are to be erected. Provision is to be made for 800 or 700 pupils, and scholarships and preesntatioas are to be founded. In the course of the day most of the clauses of the scheme were settled, those from 18 to 28 being agreed to. The alms-people are to have what is stated in the scheme ; and the few remaining clauses will be settled in a short time. I ought to observe that there are hopes of obtain ing • portion of the arrears due to this charity, and that although the bulk of that amount is, I believe, gone beyond redemption, it is understood that about 8,0001. at least wilt be recoverable. The income, about 1,4501. per annum, arising from tithes, &c., is now secured. Assured that you will feel gratified to hear of the success of exertions in so good a cause, I am, sir, Bre., Z. LOLA MO/MEL—The Countess of Landsfeld, ac companied by her husband, Mr. Heald, embar ked at DUO. lona on the OM, for Cadiz, in the Cid steamer. DEPUTY COBANEESHIP POE WEST KENT.—MT. John Williams Payne, coroner for the city of London, has been appointed to the derny.ooronership for the western di vision of Kent. LIGHTS tie THE LIVERPOOL DOCKS. —Yesterday, a very numerous meeting of captains aud others connected with shipping, was held in the cotton sales roots, Liverpool, to adopt a memorial to the dock committee, to allow lights and fires to be used on board vessels while in the docks. Several addressed the meeting, and resolutions were unanim'adopted, that the committee should be peti tioned. Moxnar Eustixo. The English funds to-day have more than re covered from the slight depreeelon with which the market closed on Saturday. Consols for the opening were first called at 961 to I, from which they ad vanced to, and continued steady for some time at 961. Towards the close of business they further im proved, and were last done at 96a, at which they cloned for the opening 16th January ex dividend. the Three per Cent. Reduced marked 961 and 1. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were again in great favour, and steadily advanced from the first Floe 98 to 981, the last transaction. Exchequer Bills of all sizes were done at 545. and prem. Bank Stock at 202. India Bonds, under 1,0001. at 86e. prem. The business in the foreign house was steady and rather animated ; most stocks having been more or lees d.alt in, and the prices generally show an ad vance. Spanish Five per Cent. Actives attracted most attention, and were last done at 191. Mexican touched 301. Chiller' Six per Cents. were done at 100. Russian at 1091. The transactions officially reported comprise: Brazilian Small at 881; ditto. New Bonds, 1829 and '39, Small, at 871. Chilian S'x per Ceuta., at 100. Danish Five per Cents., at 99and 981. Grenada Deferred at 31. Mexican (ex January Coupon), for account, at 301,1, 1, and last 1. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, for account, at 54, 1,4, and 1; ditto Deferred at 18. Portuguese Four per Cents. at 361 and 1. Russian at 1091 and 9. Spanish Five per Cents., Actives at 191 and 1 for money, and from 191 to 191 for account ; the Passive Debt at 4 ; the Three per Conte. at 381 and 1. Venezuela at 29. French Three per Cent. Rentes at 55f. 50c.; exchange, 25L 50e. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 871. Two-and-a-Half per Cents. Dutch at 561, 1,, 1, and 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 841 and 1. The free city of Lubeck has negotiated a loan for 3,200,000 Prussian dollars, to bear interest at 41 per cent. per annum from the let of January next, with the Royal Maritime Commercial Society, " Seehand lungs Societeit" in Berlin. The interest ir payable halt-yearly at Lubeck, Berlin, or Hamburg. The loan will be issued in bonds of 1,000, 500, 200, and 100 dollars. These bonds will be redeemed at par by lottery (" amortisation ") half-yearly, to commence on the let of January, 1855. But should they begin to be called in before the term of fi ve years has ex pired, one per cent. additional beyond par must be added to the amount of each bond so drawn by lottery for every year short of that term (1855). iIteIIANOICS AND RTOCKB ABROAD. D. 13.—Ilamburg Three.and-a-llalt per Cents, 881 861 money; Usnoverimi Fire per Cents, 1031 bills, 103 money; Prussian Five per Cents., 1031 money; Russian rive per Pmts., Certif., 99 money; Rag. Loon, 108 1 bills, 106 money; Dino, 3rd and 4th seeks, Cense, 94 money; Ditto, Four per Cents., Mieglitr, 841 .6111 money ; Danish Eng. Loan, Three per Cents., 71 bills; Ditto in 1001. skarn% 711 bills; Ditto, Five per Cents., 931 Ms, 93 money; Norwegian Four per Cents., bills; Spanish Flee per Cents., 12 bills, II money; Ditto, Three p r Cents., 28 bills, 271 money; American Six per Oros., 1031 hilt., 103 money. DUBLIN SHAREB.— (From the Freeman's Journal, Dec. 17.)—Attention having been drawn to stock from the large profits afforded by the rapid and continunn advance, there has nut been so mach done in shares, and railway shares have take n rather a retrograde movement. The prises of other descriptions are, however, well so sited. Greet Southern and Western, 911 (105. decline) ; Midland Great Western, 231 (16s &char) ; Dublin and Kingstown, 132 ; Dublin and Belfast Junction, 51 6 (10s. advance) ; Waterford and Limerick, 1(1 lower) ; Great Southern and Western Six per Cent. Preference shires, 45. premium. This low rate in the present plat hors of money speaks volumes as to the public prejudice against railway securities. Royal Bank, 111 ; National Bank, 181; National Insurance Com pany, 19 (11. advance) ; Patriotic Insurance Company, 6/ Mining Company of Ireland, 6 ; Wicklow Copper Mine, I (1 advance) ; Ablaze' and Consumers' Oas, 5 51 ; Comm' cal Buildings' Company, 31 ; Ballast Office Debentures, 93 City Debentures, 721. 1 , 5 1 . • I i 1 [THREEPENCE. 1 ...... MONEY MARKET _ BAIL WAYS: ! r e ° a e d g m l i s t h oh ne ali funds tguhr dt a t dy e e - , d . p r a eoa y s gin h o n :a : l e i : I: D wfi m o i : rh Y o e t ! b than whichopeningre-tl e continues ug y ll e , s e a ri nd4a s riees oeing ire- eareharerathmearrkweteak,l ' nera Th ly though h D d a u c, t Two 07z.0:. it called at 961 to I, from which they ad- quotations rule for most lion. Very little business is ss, and continued steady for some time at g ap oin pei gLo n r ce ward in , fl ke d t e , p a n u r d ehase spee re u to tioa not se nt e alc s e . 6 buastinmesaLthaety which further theyim and clward w s ere the las clfte t doonfe as the k nt • for the present to have quite deserted this do- or the opening 16th January ex dividend. Pa rtmeot of the Stock Exchange. North Stafford. 1 l ' i. 1 • . ree per Cent. Reduced marked 961 and I. are at present called 10 to 91 dig. Eastern Counties I ; w Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were again mark 64. i favour, and steadily advanced from the first equer Bills of all sizes were done at 545. and Most descriptions of French shares are better to- t to 981,.the last transaction, en. Bank Stock at 202. India Bonds, under are at present quoted, 7; to t ; Northern of France, day. Boulogne and Amid s hare advanced to, and I; to 11 dia. I ( at 86s. rem. , Closing prime 'Bales *rem up Illt e , mines. in the foreign house was steady and Mu Pd. Berrien Itemwenr. Yesterday. tel 1 &sleek. - ---11 inimated ; most stocks having been more or se se 'Absences_ 2 .. ... 11 13 ... ... • kit in, and the pricts generally show an ad- ,p 6 1 An D t L r766lllnee Not soe..d ' E. '' yid 1 2 s i s t Spanish Five per Cent. Actives attracted most so e' sera: ii fiat. fi at; nu., ' ' - a, and were last done at In. Mexican touched West- FerSotnal 0 C• 1 •Y 1 dis. per 20 24 ' Biraunglainik lan Six per Cents. were done at 100. Russian " e l ealledulypd,ortelthguer., 23 27 The transactions officially reported comprise: 10 20 De.witheut a guaranteel 22 24 an Small at 881; ditto, New Bonds, 1829 and 131 131 Binn.Wolv.&StoarYalleyi 91 91 10 19 Itlrm.,Wolv., and Dudley' tall, at 871. Chilian Six per Cents., at 100. calladulypiotewlthguar. 4 11 pm. r 1 ; Five per Cents., at 991 and 981. Grenada " 70 ' D°• withonllgnun lll4, 2 4 ri. 30 71 Bostarroitaa and Sim- - - ed at 31. Mexican (ex January Coupon), for too so i mug eau limes ... ... 44 se es s. i t, at 301, 1,1, and last 1 . Peruvian Four per via 2741 130 . Third° ••• ••• ••• 111 12 situ, 174 174 .. Brie to tat i I 1849, for account, at 5 4, 1, 4, and 1; ditto ik , se log e t e a u .. 7: ".:! tit ill Ili i ed at 18. Portuguese Four per Cults. at 361 131 1241 D u o. 4 Mame ... • -.- Russian at 1091 and 9. Spanish Five per : 1 1,7!, sfeld P ht , ` "bii Ng ' 114 gi Actives at 19t and 1 for money, and from 191 is IIS Do. Preference ~. - 11 101 1 for account ; the Peslive Debt at 4 ; the Three 0 a Dublin and BeliA sl Jaan•- ; St it, ast SS 13 Beat Aachen ti nits'. at 381 and i. Venezuela at 29. French ig is D o (1 ,, p. 'lo' -.1 . . 6 ' - per Cent. Rentes at 55f. 50c. • exchange, s4t 34 D0.(3/.105.)6 p. Li. Frei.] I le lc. Btlgian Four-and-a-Half per (;Nints. at 871. to 26 11166 " 11°1.6 ••• -) 6 1 2 5 6 1 t 19 Do. New Gus. II p. Ct.. . I 14 pm. 1 nd-a-Half per Cents. Dutch at 561, 1,4, and 1 ; a; in Do. Mt., 6p. Ct., No 11 1 e pm. ~ !our per Cent. Certificates at 841 and a. II; SI Do. do. N 0.2, 1 dim ipm 60 1M Do. N. &E. 5 per C;...1 54 56 1 free city of Lubeck has negotiated a * loan for 60 41 Do. New ... . 1 2 4 pm. 300 Prussian dollars, to bear interest at 41 per 23 36 Postern Union, - cam A ser annum from the Ist of January next, with u e it te r " 11' d0.8°4 " ,r. *-1 - 3 7 aril Maritime Commercial Society, " Seehand- 23 23 Do. elms B. made. ditto: 4 6 Societit" in Berlin. The interest ir The . : L I De• wit , LT. t p. ,, ), 17 15 .. . • 114 I2i ' early at Lubeck, Berlin, or Hamburg. The loan as Ii Do. New ... ...I Ilj 12e e issued in bonds of 1,000, 500, 200, and 100 as 2 14 Do . New 4 sh ares 1 - - , re - ! ! 274 751 a. These bonds will be redeemed at par by st. se EdinlitirshandOlagow 126 M r ("amortisation") half-yearly, to commence 2 3 . 2 1 Exeter. 1 eunil, & Mech 1 1 1 din i lit of Januaiy, 1835. But should they begin :: lit viet dlrani a el limmul - 1 ik is i dl.. '' I ' called in before the term of five years as h ex- tati As Do.e eberes,a,Deiiirail st s ; ; , one per cent. additional beyond par must be 776 1 76 666•667"ata B. 6 I'' el "' 1 3 616 114, 10 Do. 3 per Cent. Pref ' 2 I dia. 7i Ito the amount of each bond so drawn by lottery 60 ~ 30 tOt. Bouth,end West. (Do)! 69 S 2 cry year short of that term (1855). 100 IN . 'Great Berth of Baikal-1M 122 , EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. 40 16 De. New, £4O .. l6O 52 pm. use. Dar. IS-Hamburg Three.and.a.Malf per Cents., 86e SO 11) Do. New, £3O .. -I M 40 pm. 5 lb Do. New, gib ..1 Is so re d , .. 61 money; Ilanoverim Five per Cents, 103 } balls, 103 money; too Hu Detatt , we d e „ ••• • 1 Ili 6 .. in Flee per Cents., 1031574 5 99 money; Fag. Loan, Irie n it t is, IC t 6 money; Fire D P :3rd in r, Ir. D a I v : : : -- I n n: 4 .. 37 \ eke, Certil, 94 money ; Ditto, Pour per Cents., *Welke, 544 so to Do ma *" ; 10 . It 6111 mono) ; Danish Eng. Loan, Three per Cents., 71 bills; It I s Do : New LIF "" I 51 5 dim. 7 In 1001. skarn% 714 bills; Ditto, Pive per Cents., 954 bills, 93 os so no and g ithy •:: :::, o 6 os $ Norwegian Pour per Cents., 99 bills; Spanish Flee per Orate, u ss Do. t *wee • - ' sr t ess 6. 12 money; Ditto, Three p r Cents., 28 bilk, 271 money ; 125 126 De. I oheree •••• .:"• • can Six per Qum., 1034 MIS, 105 m0ney....... • • le 91 Pm. 50 .81 Umeseter sod eirusse 4ll be I.IILIN SHARES.- (From the Freeman's Journal, VI I I: De. TlOrds 2.2 . i ... i ... , 2Me par 1 17.)-Attention haying been drawn to stock from the so o Ite Do . d o . IL D. d g e .l - 7 profits afforded by the rapid and continunis advance, toe j fill Do. de.... ... ...I 4$ 41 dr. l has not been so much done in shares, and railway 60 i 49 Do. l itu ar a ss ... ... ... 1 11 21 Ms. s have taken rather a retrograde movement. The SI , 23 4 Do. cl ai m... - .... 14 to di.. iof other descriptions are, however, well supputed. Ll° . 1(1 . .„. 1) ...,,,_ ••• ••• •• 1 .16 s e;,l 41,6 ,,_ t Southern and Western, Me I_los. declineL; Midland 74 17, 1 ,71,7,7,„..--a-e i gi I ts .;/ -.. t Western, 231 (16s. dulls') ; Dublin and iiiaptlwne be 49 Do. Live** sail Barr- - . 1 Dublin and Belfast Junction, 451 6 (10s. advacee); so 10 De. west Kiang I union 7 SI dia. ,rford and Limerick, i(I lower) • Great Southern and at 26 Do. Preston sod Wyre ll5 SO en Six per Cent. Pretense* 'shires, 4s. premium. 124 10 Do. 4 stares (A) ... ...! 54 64 pm. low rate in the present plet hors of money speaks volumes S s : I s : 7 " 6 " `X ari c r•• • • - ! 11; 100 71 the public prejudice against railway securities. Royal to 14 ( Do. Peet. B xol i t . N .; .1 ! 1. II ai. r. It 4 ; National Bank, 181 ; National Insurance Com- 20 6 I Do. go. N 0.21 4 1 4 ., die. 19 (11. advance) ; Patriotic Insurance Company, 61 ; so 1 a I Do. Do. No.Bl 3 2, di e . ng Company of Ireland, 6 ; Wicklow Copper Mine, 94 124 ' $ I Do.tluarters 1644 7 per MI 4 4 dis 'ranee) • Ablaze.' and Consumers' Oas, 654 ; Commit- Ili ili 1 Landon and Blackwell ... i 84 4 Buildinis' Company, 31 ; Ballast Office Debentures, 93 ; ::: i t ° 0 : 11 1;,; . / 2 r 4 117.4.. a 1 6 433m1 p.a. 1 1 7 27 1 / 4 1 7 3 1 2 a 1324 Debentures, 714. 9 9 Do. guarautest Sp. Ct . . latethroyduirds. 10 105 THIS DAY. 60 60 Do. PreL Lap eernt.- 31 67 , 52 60 Do.Conwt. 6 p.Cr.,1662 33 57 Two O'CLOFt. 184 12$ Landoll sad Greenwich . 91 101 be English funds opened at an advance of lon so 10 Do. Preference ... .. 22 23 terday's closing prices, but the market sub- : I rl lAl u t o 2l . 1, 1 4 r 11 4 -W eet erl : 111 1114 ill 4101 i M. aently became weaker, and this improve- 20 7 Do.ffifilts • • 1.• 11 om• 6 3 1 6 e . It has not been maintained. Consols for the r t. 34 !, D° 4l °Az ai elt . . " l i, 1146 1 .1 1 pm. 2 . 304 tasdoa 5l e.. 1 nicg first marked 961, at which they le 424 Do, New, g3O ~. ... 191 1115 die. maned for a short time, and then fell to 84 De. New, g4O ... ... 1: IS dia. 161, the last price. They have since rallied again, : 2 : tee t to r t Preferm. Guar.4 pe i r " CeV. 114 2 pa. . • sever, and are at this moment quoted 96; to a ex- is 6 Iltanon, Buz,andMattock 41 11 die. idend for the 16th Januaty. With the dividend 11 lOU 1 phia !:. smt.al x l "7.. lu b ll' 1 7 3 4 , 5. ; they have been done at 97; for money. The u as ' Do. awes, No. 2 ... 31 4) res per Cent. Reduced mark 961, 4, and 1; the 134 12e1 Do. shares, No. 3 ... 2 2 IS 10 De., e s glO Pref. ... 71 6 • see -Ind-a-Quarter per Cents. 981, 4, and 1. Bank 55 so D o Great Grho.hs ... r 6 .p Irk marks 203. Exchequer Bills are without el- so so Do. do. ... ... .. tit 14 dim.Alen, and dealt in at Me. and 5 4 5. premium. 114 1241 Do. do. .. .. ... 9 8 .lie. 16 ss , Do. stief."ena iineete... at 14 446 Foreiga stocks are generally firm in price to-day, as 16 ! Do. Grlaraby Dock .. i e apt Mexican, which opened at 301 to 1, and has It 10 :61 D0. 1 • 11 woin 1 1111011 ' ... 1 3 5 4 41 4 dia. 45e 6 er ce fallen to 30 to 4, the present quotation. The ; ( 7 .0 I D e . gso ij;,,,i4 • ~, 22 5 22 d i e . 71 - 5 I may be ascribed to the fact that some of the ape- St. 100 Do. Burn. sad IMihy ... El 24 St 100 , Do. B. and B. 6p. 123 124 124 1 store have been realizing profits at the high figure se 1 30 Do.ErewashValleyPreL le 60 which this stock has attained. The actual business SO so IMidland Gt. Western (Ire) - - the morning consists of the following: Two-and-a- -::11: : Na tt i tiew'l26 - *:* ::: 2 1: G 4 f 1... of per Cent. Dutch at 561 and 1; Di tto 20 20 Do. Guano. 5 per . Ct.... 17 18 ur per Cent. Certificates, at 841 and 85. 3 3 Do. Onnran. 3 ll Per CI- 41 41 23 33 North mid ... ... II 114 exican (ex -January coupon), at 304, 30, and Peruvian, at 541. Portuguese Converted, at 364. 11 tb D Do. o. i game' ... . 41 b anish Five per Cent. Actives, at 194 and I ; the 6 4 ii D. h pr li w . d. sn i; •:: :::I 3 1 f as. tree per Cents., at 38 4; the Passive Bonds at * . and so 174 North graffurdshim; ...1 47 lee die. yi s . Venezuela, at 29. SO 50 Gerard, Wore., & Waiver.' 5 11 IS 16 Itead„Guitd., end Reigate 151 114 104 ENGLISH FUNDS. sr 44 Royston and Ritchie ... 1 1 pre or Meek, 142 a Bt. 3S Scottish Central ...1 14 16 14 1 4 sr Ct. Bed . Anil.. Pi 1 1 36 3e i r e t e 0ra..9 . 14 I " " SS 23 Dish Midland ...1 - MI Cl. Cm. Amts. Mi chewers Bills. W. to etc 16t 12 Shrews., & Biro., Case A I 74 7 dia. FOREIGN FUNDS. 114 5 Do, Clews B ... . ... 6 be dia. et Cl. *totem 1 per Cl. r a llds.. I* 1 5 5 Do., New Guaraniset.. 11 25 pm. ow sit. Bea& inardr.t i Gems& Ma. SI 1 Ml 5 !Shrewsbury sat Meese, 1 per Cent., - 6 per 42t. ea, 'URSA 4 (Nee. W. Min.) ...i 7 5Mu er Ct. Brasillan Ma, M 9 4 ore to ?worn+ swo 601 44 Sap New, M S Con_ ~ 56 7 10 9 Do. Maims ... ... le 21, dia. • or a.. BuIMOS Arm,* 11 I T ST l rtasa Bds. lie 11 NI 154 Do. Orwestry ... II 11 Ms. Mao ffidlian Gds. ,97 140 5a5..,.144 4 to I Do. New.. . ... 1 1 din Dine Cobweb. Den Ma, - 3 per =kb we. 2* 1 10 le Do. 8 per New... Piet.. 13 15 . ramtkin Lomb, 11d5. , 111 4 Merlon Dam& 1145..- DS Billirarbin IJeloct ... Se 11 dia. 1 we Ct. Dean& Bda, 71 Mt° Psalm 8e15.,4 4 IS 50 «. ter 01. Dateli Ma, 651 14 2 per CO. V mescals We"! BOS 55 55 I D o . p re f... ... 6 . pa CI. 1116011 Cato.. 44 5 Vissauels Deferred 11de..910 12 54 South Staffordshire- ... 44 44 din $26 *B4loooth &Mara ... .. ...I 154 19 194 10 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. 134 SO I Do. Nu. 2 ... ... ..., - - M Se , Do. No. 8 it BrOAIL-There has been a decided improvement in this 15 10 I Do. No. 4 Beiistwetl...l 44 el 84 arkes The public sales 018,000 begs Bengal and 160 hhds. 10 10 Do. No. 4 kelp - I g 6 übadoes went off with spirit, at 6d. advance, and a toll be 43 ;Smut Wales ... ... ... yg die It mount of business has been done by private contract at the M 12 11. Tort., Dan., & Goole.. , 4 Se 410. ;me advance. Reflood verty:fiens, and the priors are a shade Se 16410selfielir Rotherham. and! carer ; grocery lumps seem, at 495. fid. te 151 s. 6d. $0 SO IW G e o tr?W i te l lan Di aVer t- 7..' I i aIL Corso.-400 begs native Food ordinary Ceylon sold in so to War Vo li ot os p . et. goal _ üblio sale at full prim, 61.. 6d. to 625. 6d. 600 bags plan- 25 is „ D o . d o . do. , 1 Der l in 1 idea Ceylon sold at a shads advance, from 635. to 60s. 6d. so u twins, Barnet, siweys.l 11 M as. ne ordinary to low middling. 87 ' " l irctl.N"N rlttre r w " Ca ri .; I ? 17 14 11 6 11 1 RICZ.-Tbis sold with more spirit, and at a shade ad. 25 20 1 : 1 ".... 3 9. punk .. at 22 5 De. was.n. anat. 1,600 bags white Bengal, low to middling, 95.1 PROMS°, .. ... 44 4 dia. si i • t, to.. 31. 6 0 1 York and North Midland.. 161 171 17 Parisi-A small parcel of good Sumatra sold at 3 1 per 2 5 10 Do. Pairs.' ... .. 4 Se dia. Se 1 s. Malabar, 3; to 311 per lb. • 600 begs whim said, 61 per lb. - CASSIA LIONEL.-140 chestsold in public sale, sold from F0U:304 6.11d.w441, Is. dd. to 101.., which were full prices. .. sdie. o 2111. Boulogne and imie;s . .. 61 4 Baverwras.-300 bags, refraction 34 to 41, sold 275. 6d. 6 4 14 AR: m id- A ir: m a! l• I . 11" RIM remains steady. 70 211 Central Rues (Vierson; 12 1 In other articles no material alteration, but there con- so $ Dutra Mud& ... ... 7 intim tO be a good disposition to buy generally. 20 el se Seat Indies - ... ... i Pm• -- 10 Du. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. 3 6 Great Indies PenineUis .. I I pea. b 10s. Do, There is no particular alteration to notice in this market. 20 74 p asea d r oors ... ~, „, 7 6 dls. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 311 s. ed. to 395. ; December 2111 90 Noma mad ;Age ... ... 2 , . al, Tallow is not worse to-day. Quotations were se follows :- 90 10 D 0.... ... ... ... . : ;,, die. delivery, 38e. 6d. • January to March, 886.9 d. ; October bil Hi ihrtbsis °I 10 Orleans and Bards= ... Se 1 . 11 31 to December, 1850:395. 9d. 10 M Park NM Orleans ... ... 19 St 4 ! . --..--- II 211 Parkiml Roma ... ... IN 32 211 SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.-THIS DAY. so 12 emus sad stembeers ...; et 91 following prices: Prime Meadow Hay, 635. to tat. ; inferior 10 ri Tr ia r sa r i z is 7 ... .:., 4 sma Messrs. Cooper sad Davis report trade very dull, . at the 30 _ 9 2 balm 6161 _, 111666 --... .....1 S. 1 do., 60s. to 60$. ; Rowen, fO.. to 68e. ; Clover, 600 to 80s. ; 1 Straw, 21s. to 2.5. LIVERPOOL, Dec. 17. LEEDS. Doe. 17. EProcx-RicaAteos. - The market to.elay was rather -.- fiat, a nd FWn sgaln roses on the decilne.-ffirkenhesd. leueeeahlre, and Gate C. and 8., 6 per cent. till 40), 12/-ffiest loner. 13t0e.-Excituicis. - There has been a considerable ihire=_uneuhire and Toonddra (fifth swot 20.....1an0 . amount of husioem this morning, with very little variation in Prim. ter and Preston ( 4 slum, T o at 41. 14e. dls.), 111. 114.114.-igadaa . Leeds and Thirsks fell back, em did also the Manchester, Sheffiekl, sad E...i. Western (sew 4 ewe.). M. id. 4 p. _ maa awn , ma. and Line •Inshire Preference ; nevertheless, on the whole, the market mad Zru neo l o ( . & area ). 84 -IMMe It 11110201 4# was pretty arm The clueing quotations were :-Caledoolans, 21 , ss o. _ Narth ~ d.,.. .. maw , and maana • i li I. le. M. • East Lancashire, 111.155. 3d. ; Leeds and Think. 0 1 ( A, 4, lee. u a . e. 61 die.%. 62. 6 .7 3 . 1. _.y e a. E „ rese d e . su e g loo m 111 I Manchester, Sheffield, and La' molnehlre Preference, 9,• North Wait- ~,. E. E.. 6 ......... till '3 o), 44 ..., erns, Ile dla; Midland Stock, ye ; York and North Midland, 17 n. ; t`-• per cent. ....-- , Great NOIO4III. 121. Ille. 9d. di& MANCHESTER, Doe. 17. • HAMBURG, Dec. 13. 11700x-MsOmurein.-The market was very heavy. These f Shares, I°3l 141'11,1034 moan. ; Berlin }blab" 804 bills , We mne /' of the de.. la consequence of the disclosing' maismagmotlng Mil Bozaxwassi...-Hstab. Bend., 94 money; Dites,Priorit y w h s: a a : ad inr° o l taaataai d l Wo d aaa, dassa prices hem e i° 6 4: 6 6 1 6. 141 =6, 0 , 1612 " re o l = Ditto L nicely our.and.a.lel( per Cents., 911_1 1 / 1 1, 981 money; a . oatar,lay between eeroe o r the rev i e w, d the u ss i o i so mo ss 11101 ° A°I1 I " leubur g. 62 11116 ' 614 166a62 1 111616.5. 934 E.b e ffield Compeer sad the directors prettiest, gams ham alert way bills, Me moos u Ditto, Priority, Mt mosey; Ditto, raspy Cuts., at katat u 5 .... & N . under th e h ogg ed= that the f a want 102 e asoneyi Weckknbarg, 141 . DUB , 342 money; Ditto, Priority, wow he oo rd; Pour.enrLo.liall per Cents., 100 MIL • Altona Kiel, 94 bills, 93e money; Randshurg, 116 money; g o theendd, 40 mi. BIRMINGHAM, Doe. 1 7. 11 YORK. Dec.l7. ellocs-11xeirisres.-Therewasseareely say lindessidelig Broex-Exasuros -Caledonian, 114; Great Northern is the share market twit,. Midland Four per OEMs INWOOD, PML, Hi Korth Matlardeldre, 71; Yeah en 4 fiortlixtdisais, IR. at MI. g. (s'..< • ...o Fe ; • -v 1 1", l' ' ':. 1 •,.. i ;n: , .; . V "•di THIS DAY. Two o'Czocix. The English funds opened at an advance of 1 on yesterday's closing prices, but the market sub sequently became weaker, and this improve ment has not been maintained. Console for the opening first marked 96i, at which they remained for a short time, and then fell to 961, the last price. They have since rallied again, however, and are at this moment q.oted 961 to 1 ex dividend for the 16th January. With the dividend on they have been done at 97; for money. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 961, 1, and 1; the Three-Ind-a-Quarter per Cents. 984, 4, and 1. Bank Stock marks 203. Exchequer Bills are without r teration, and dealt in at Ms. and 54e. premium. Foreiga stocks are generally firm in price to-da) except Mexican, which opened at 301 to 4, and has since fallen to 30 to 1, the present quotation. The fall may be ascribed to the fact that some of the ap► culators have been realizing profits at the high fir,. to which this stock has attained. The actual business of the morning consists of the following: Two-and-a- Half per Cent. Dutch at 561 and ; Ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 844 and Mexican (ex -January coupon), at 304, 30, ► 4. Perevian, at 541. Portuguese Converted, at 36) Spanish Five per Cent. Actives, at 194 and 4 ; # Three per Cents., at 381; the Passive Bonds at 4 44. Venezuela, at 29. ENGLISH FUNDS. Nick Rack. 241 31 I 3 3L7.36.1 - .1 - 1 per Ct. NAIL Ansa.. Fli i 4 psi Ct. Con. AIM. $6l 1 els• Fair 81115, 51s. to 64a. FOREIGN FUNDS. l ig e for% m st. Forra 7 Lwkl.LFZIt - '1 e plc QL GLOMS, MI I DOL. $l3 • 4 pr 05 Pomba soLoal 44 71111254., MI $ Cow $4 I i o t a W44 $ l III VSor R aa b Ile 11 OW rib i ki . t e si r_ 3 pi, 3 . m NIL. 81 4 Dilserel II& .- Bpa Gt. P. 11l 4 save s = Res.. * iii per Cijbeidi IW , 554 Ili I p., z 56616 Ws., L I sesusLi Deferred BAL. 9 16 6 pee Ct. Dolls Ecru.. 54 5 Ve MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. firOAlL—Then has boss a decided improvement in market.. The public sales of 8,000 begs Bengal and 160 k Barbadoes went off with spirit, at 6d. advance, and a amount of business has beers done by private contract same advance. Reflood wrylirns, and the priots are a , dearer ; grocery lumps mares, at 495.6 d. to 61s. 6d. Cone.-400 begs native good ordiaary Ceylon sold public sale at full prices, 61r. 6d. to 625. 6d. 600 bags pit Wien Ceylon sold at a s h ads advance, from 635. to 601. 1 fine ordinary to low middling. Rics.—This sold with more spirit, and at a shade ranee. 1,600 bags white Bengal, low to middling, to 104. P111.1.11.—A small parcel of good Sumatra sold at 31 , lb. Malabar, 31 to 31 per lb. ; 600 begs white sold, 5 1 per CASSIA LIONEL.-140 chute sold in public sale, sold I 91s. 6d. to 101 a., which were full prices. BLLTPITI3.-300 begs, refraction 31 to 41, sold 274 to 28s. RIM remains study. In other articles no material alteration, but there tinniest° be a good disposition to buy genarally. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. There is no particular alteration to notice in this marl Tallow is not worse to-day. Quotations were es follows : Petarsburg Y. C. on the spot, Us. 6d. to 395. ; December delivery, 38e. 6d. ; January to March. 38s. 9d.; October to Deoendrar, 1860, 395. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.—THIS D. Messrs. Cooper sad Meadow trade very dull, following prices: Prime Hay, 63.. to tOo. ; inferior do., 60s. to 60s. ; Rowers, 60s. to 68e. ; Clover, 601. to 8 0 - Btraw,2ll. to 24a. LEEDS, Doe. 17.