The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-27 00:00:00

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EDIATING aid REGISTER STOVES. — WILLIAM L BURTON'S astorhoost at RIO= rd =so of veer, wren, post beshy at tisiss, sod mph= work stomobip, Or= Dithers= &woos st Rho No. to 7 - plasm to Bloom at tem Wien MINNS. with Behr « =ream ishatisi boo= itssok Is tits BRIM a the von; oni hob= bath wok ss owirahos shod= of forkn, lamp, es.. WI pasiamors r^ shsWed to Bhp= R. TM =eh rolorsoi hag =Nis sot shoo= ot. allsiothst. Ina Gs- Mat (pr Mm) tres—Lsot turrox sad BURTON, 114 maw at NwMrrrhar4 sad No. I, Norensiaastriet. Wolloshost. DALMER'S CANDLES, Td. a pound.— .1, PALMS PATENT CANDLES, ell =Nod Parsee' Sim& or Ilsobis vile 7d. per posed. elso, ..... Ilsgssoos, Sor 4 vies IA. ditto. MA the lewd INdt et lamp la De ktorkeo, solitlAs kw • A lm De se to million sops *EL tem Is. or INK j EN= tgkft to seried saw, 4s. N. per plloo.—At WII S. SUSIONV (late Mega soA iseess). 711, Osked.trest (e seer et Nantes.etreett, end No. I, Notroousainot —lstabrished ty w a n & shot sa. ISM gun TOIL= ARTICI4k mob of lad able atirideim—dor Weir' it"cesma Olt , Is weedy s a 4 7=ltre /main Ist ell? zattior Moira. a vremadm si d wary is Ok. =me beseddettet ee - Mr ert ardillds , s• me Ileteerrt r at deed Dellateh, Mr ta di ter or pe •- "seimre m a row ro ea dr r rer eid e r ma Id ids r. I d 'irrieethe Iftoyelty erfirmstrayas flite et rya, with die 'memoirs by mederee rt um im. Mir deter enedee mei vererelleg madam. Iwo abar. serriesd tine glib yedbereh ere Ore lber r a eakelly usgeeet. MIL BMWS et !purr ha ltedleft tier ean Wand seder the Wise mesas et reedy isa Or layar must atatatiltata. me drew etidadtt et antetbm 1 1 + dad e mere et rub brie ta• red • • Iktereite ' preerder Ire et • .he wade rs dr me net ft beet„--tra by dawn at Ilk Elatira- edam. Leadcroad by re elerdie ebeedsts sue pertimets. _ _— - HOST THOUSAND THOUSAND VOLUMES PER ANNUM Is dopiness nee of isesene IS 111:1D1411911ACT LUSISAILY, Nees lltsipetsese. IlPssonsss• emu% Ills supply ono= Ikea twenty to OM losilinsspie• • i A do lest sew works. waliertplice. as pima psi own ; wasserrosimeitpdes. lot ens. U yds. (ad sew), Ine ishesse; aidein Liven (hell Des), three OrAISTUST‘ItII=rea bomodioloisooplilys. Is PRESENTATION BIBLES ind CHU RC H smancw—inon. 4. leoleollellAtreet. aware that the own te at iterl ohm Mem& mai thatilite mein their emeal OA moleie el eirettles.emetnee dot be ono* .r. MAW It. two . l ▪ weir to the oromsolo4 them Ity amiss Mem IM mom et CC! web view, be beeM *meet 1444414. 444 bearOsid menner. get up sem beaotital espies of the Hoty Scriptures mi tlee Chaleil 11111 , 11111. "WI vet be iloot esyreielly tar yreirole. They Roy Wird stem is swore or retest el the MIII6IIOIII owl depot deeltro.—NlCllCS le Maelet INA lam elegmile owl otilitire to re mooed tile vette. end is worthy ..l& Inn the tooetaL —4. NEW WORN IT NIL CRANLEB DIEWS. Os the WO butorill be yirANshyd. prim is. Net. • el p i f i f COPPKRFIELD the YOUNOER, of SLUNDUSTONI ZOOKNET. 11 Causal, Dow& With by Nuke K. 'rms. Ye be yosipisted ia Twenty UMW Numbent. tiffs: lcifibbn owl Swim 11. DOSlGAMliftet. lIIW IiDITION. Tatarf-VIPTII 711011nAtalh ready, ce part ON Is. Id., THE. I LLU STR AT ED LONDON !WELLING 13001L—Tble work le rendered yerallarly I d' to by the eersrygarrangement of the speging. which mootbee ail dlficuldee tu b, farglitasre. age WON, alearieg to grading Lemons, which wader the lagrear 1111.M.111 - On& orra word; while the elude to iliestraged by upwards of 171 beautiful Wand-eutt of objects an d mere dereritud. Wain, by gar the met alluring introduttiot to learning crag potable& ( 144 pages.) A few copies are coloured, yglae ie. gem Priblehed et the elks of Vs " Mutinied Leedom Newa,"Tir, Igailan. • Mani alloirsam to the trade and to tebools. to ea& eeiy. Broottanoto to be made to the odSce. bon may be knows. THE SCIENCE of LIFE ; or, How to Live, sad ■ What le Lim ibur ; with est* Raja Oak ella est ; teuelher with Tostreetisse ler pods* n= ssitiiss date et heroism caly makable the likset ob. mores well regulaed mane life. By • .itte work Ware as im ale a those assaatleas et the pram to valets maakiad ewes seas a Its meet Impeellat laermalia ea fret paseiples, mad wash wA s = e lama is hums MOIL Oa the eubj,ts of diet and the etas ssoless• the seeks dimmer out Is mow valuable, we Yoe hollsass Is ands/ est, were the precepts of this Uttie essassiors ai plisto eta the 1b:so of the eloalmlia sail of the well is behtenot, while hog - 156 veil set is sissrsi. with health and the mot pellet Yi'._--IseldWrlmes. Lando.: Published ffas. raws 9 WW- 991 4 Moos, 39, Corohill eal U, Oitordareet. hid r imrhed, THE FIRST VOLUME of the FANIILY FRIEND. Already eatabllelnd as the favourite of aft thee:sand sob. mutton, it is antiriceted that the excellence and of the volume now advertised will ensure it an immune popularity. The following te a much abc,dged summary of Bicycled* contents of the 381 mg. comer - ninths Wok : The Emigrant's Daughter, or the Ruined flow; and eleven other tales. Lectures to Little Yolk, by Grandfather Whitehead, pie oe int . b b nz t hes of Natural Scienos. Illustrated by many wy. Pictures from thglish Watery. Aunt Mary. A complete Spam of Marine Botany, making pelar the Beau. tin of iea.wesda, illustrated with many Engrivinp of Plants typical of all the Paellas& Plustnited !rennin* he Wax-Bower ankh*, By • Practice Botanist. The NNW Instrustkee yet published which ere written from Eighteen segmb I=6..LD•apsAy las Wants. Besatifully illo.tratcd, end samaysisi by marsbo arabass. Patterns foe Ormingeld Maw% bradag arbabm Table thver ; and nom men eMirir pelskireek Malgailtd• Three Hundred metal lei WOW lisaiya la lisessies, Cookery, Experiments! . Teffieleyks. a& Several Hundred Arithreetim Chem, and other Problems; Med bylel of Friends. Be. Twelvetres' New Method of Wadies rasa, te.., fully explained and Mmplitled. MIA instructions for the It ermasture ef /Wales Sunketsi the natural remedy he wessapilki& et a WM( ma. A masa of valealis =Om maw dee Inds tithe Gardener's Friend, the lloaewritia MM. Ike lisherakel Friend, Family ClU'io.ls., te e Together with Poetry. iris kiwi lackey . Ilkilstieh Telles, Trea sures, Mats to Wire& MN layibma, as, Be. Pike Gd. eiselty Imeleme peewiteacw copies, extra cloth, fall gilt, ova impaame mar, ..• A. .ow=it View Tar's rieurl.The haft Friend is a charsOng Nallersishe beak. Lamas ; 1111816 a mall Ilkaars,sN sit baskaaffs. _ Tug LAI% MIITILSIOIIa DEATH IN HoLywrix . Lait *Milli; Mr. Bedford co ncluded at the Plough, Carey-street, Lincela's-iaa-Selds, the adjourned in quest on J. T. Wildman, a stockbroker, of independent for tune, who died from the effect of injuries sonsequent on a fall from one of the windows of Caine. eeffee-bones in Holywell-street. Polio* Sergeant Thompson, F 11, of the detective force, stated that although he - and his men had made every exertion no intelligence of the young man who slept with deceased when he met with his death could be chained. Joseph Hawke, a man of war's man, deposed that he returned from China in 1848. Shortly after his arrival he went to Collivee's coffee-house with a deal of gold and silver is bie pocket. Mrs. Coninr forced him to drink two ewes of wine. After which be went to bed, and when he awoke he found himself in the King's College Hospital, suffering from wounds he sustained from having tellorn from the window. His mosey with the exception of a little silver was all gone. Julia Sullivan and ham Scott, servants in the coffee house, deposed that they heard no noise on the night in question. The latter servant admitted that King, a ultras, who on the first day's inquiry styled himself a gentleman lodger in the house, was only a servant, who, " if any one attacked Mrs. Collies'', took her part." The Coroner summed up at great length, observing that although the case wu of • mysterious character, an adjournment would throw no light upon it. The jury, after half an hour's deliberation with closed doers, returned the following verdict:—" That the deceued disci of injuries sustained by a fall, but how he fell there was no evidences to prom." The Coroner, under the i direction of the jury, ordered the police to gam the coffee hones under their surealleace. Sellenst Tamps= Pr0 m46.1 m46.1 that the menses order should bo complied with. Pas AT HOULTDOWN. Lut evening a fire broke out in the ievaihis manufactory of Mr. tleghora, Wearers-lane, Ileisiplewa, and in spite of the moat strenu ous exertions, the ?OMB scald not be conquered until the factory in which the disaster commenced was meetly de stroyed. The maps et' the adjacent Finites may be ascribed Wholly to the indefatigable exertion' of the are liati. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. Soma me Itaceaosa. Canon or SODIUM.— W. Weators was hakted ler stealing three pairs of gloves, • handkerchief, sad • swan, dm property of Hoary Pony. It ap peered from *a *elitism of the proseerator, who die• earthed himself II • solicitor, premising at Deptford, that between sae sad two o'clock fa the nothing of the 7th November. ha west into the White Hart publie•home, at Oresawiek, where a dispute took plain between Yin sad mew et the mummy repeating the ibe =re fits bowl of puach, sad eventually a leek task batten sad s kba tote of de other paseai pr... end. He had previously tabor re his i mat anti when ',ho e Mimi" was over he mined it, 030.1p0a his nquiring ', 43 r it he found it had bola taken out • o f do Nem ; the coat was Mated to him man afterward m g t ee wee e we to t om , the ho use when the prisoner him and threw • ilmatit7 of der over ha., apes which he gave him into =I for the amen ar s whoa le bad dew BO he die that the wisatiraed la the indictment had has taut *ea his T,oskew Whoa the prisoner was Imardeed at thre talties• hakes the miming Wick* mem band la kis lim i t uPlL TY aatirr cod tho jury far the prisoner, sad after aneolkiali aeon t' se teepropriety of • pawn in the position or the PetalmatiOr being in • pablis hoses drink*" at such mats af ta• , gtq ke celled several revealable witamees, hmil_whm_. ° /Waste It appeared that elm praiseatcs via ,1 f! mow_ Pt' maw ass ho west late the home. It was also stated that„_ /64 _. P T ' maw grodsotd part of the property that win aan, ea, ,ta have 'bus stoles at the pablie hoses, and said picked it up, sad at the statiowhoss• spas hie ' mr 4 *eared with felony, be declared that he band all 411 _ ILar Miss afoot tIN floor, sad mid that they had Men oor , oat oft"' s peoesentor's ont•pooket. All the parties, it appeared, *el a semesrhat *to:Mated when the affair took sdeos. ale prisoner waived • neat emelleat character from a s a' Amber elf highly respestable witnesses ; and the recorder - saving nonmed up, the jury almost immediately gave • verities of No 4 Guilty. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. BRING SAND= INTO ♦ C♦N.—W. Johnson, who wan Viers*,ly a cabana's, and a heave on at Bt. Clement's chankyard imech-stand, woo charged with felony. It appeared from the *Tido'', of a gentleman, that at one o'clock this Naming he took a cab at the stand, and was handed in by the prisoner, but before the reticle started he mireedkis handkerchief. After Ike prisoner had been con veyed to the statior, how, the property was found at the sprit wheels the primrose eased. The prisoner denied ell knowledge of the property or rob ber), and was committed toe trial. _ WESTMINSTER. CZAROI or Assaoar.—Erlher Eldridge was chlrged with having asumbei Hannah Itluvery. Mrs. Rouvery sewed that daring the I.st five menthe • gentleman, named lisrey. had occupied some untarnished apartatants in her beensa, and had latterly rem into arrears tor rent. That monism the presser enured Mr. Barn's rooms, cad commensed peal, up sena of the thins. AlFes • short time, es the rimer wee shoed having the home, whams followed bra, sad attempted to stop bar from car =say property away. Whams caught cold of her and the prisoner turned round and struck wit ness two severe blows across the face, end pushed her violently ageism the wall. The prisoner walked across the toad. Witness again followed her, and was struck a second time. Witness then gave the prisoner into custody. Mrs. Diary Remsbottem corroborated Mrs. Rouverre evidence and said the promentorgave the;prisoner ao pp vocation 'for the malt. The prisoner, who had behaved herself is • very vii manner, wee directed by the magistrate to remain quistomil that if she interrupted the of the witnesses she would be removed from the court. The magistrate fined the prisoner lee. for the 'moult. Mr. Barry threw • haltsovereign upon the table, sad the prisoner mu liberated. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Coition or EMBEZZLIMINT.—J. Me wee finally ed. stained, charged with baying earbeasned 2.41. received for Mr. W. Pawsoo, pissestorto manuketarer. The promeater deposed that in July kat the prisoner was introduced to him by a Mead as a person likely to sell inetrueseste for him apes commission. About • month afterwards the primmer ogled upon him sad said he wanted • piaao-forte (or • person at Brighten, and witness agreed to give the prisoner ten per cent. commission upon the sale, ' and all other sales he might effect, end the prisoner was to remit all stuns of mosey by parse:idles order, as soon as received. The piano selected by the prisoner came to 2M Previous to the prisoner leaving be said he Wright he could sell at least two usstrumeats a week. Witness subsequently sat the piano to Brighton, end about • fortnight alter he received the letter produced from the prisoner, stating that he (prisoner) had sold the inexamenst, and that witness was to draw a bell upon him far the &meant. Witness dectioed, sad told the prisoner that he must remit the money at once so him, as per agreement. Ho afterwards offered to let often' have IW. on sonnet, which he refused to accept. Witness then suspected that all was not right, and, from inquiries he made, found that the prisoner had received the nosey for the instrument and converted it to his own use. Mr. 0. Harper, an innkeeper, residing at Brighten, stated that en the 27th of Augustlat he purchased • cottage piano of the prisoner, and paid him 201. 10s. The Name day the prisoner gave a receipt, signed " J. Miller." The prisoner was tally committed for trial. BWITIIVIELD MARICET.—A ro3 al commirrian has been appointed to inquire into the live and dead meat mar kets of leindon ; it consists of the following member : Mr. G. Cornewall Lewis, M.P. (chairman), lion. Frederick Byng, Sir Harry Varney, Bart., M.P. ; Sir James Duke, Bart., M.P.; Mr. William Miles, M.P. ; Professor Richard Owen, Mr. John Wood (common councilman of Alders gate Without). LEGACIES TO UNIVIESITY COLLEGE, LONDON. — The council have received notice of two legacies—one of 5001., for the hospital, by Mr. Lewis Morris Cuthbert, of Lyon-terrace, Maids bill ; the other, for the col!ege, 1001., free of duty, by Mr. Wilkins, of Maekwortb, Derbyshire. DISMISSAL OP A MON BAILIFF OP A COUNTY 13017nT.—On Thursday Mr. W. M. Prod, judge of the Norton Abbott County Court, dismissed the high bail t Oat come ism his disk In consequence of discovering ties several MID of mew received by that functionary is weans nen lad net been paid over by him to the person emslt el ta dm. Two Mown' TDAINS went into Birmingham yeelnitrg. serneying persons from Leicester, Derby, Net *whoa, iteraford, Peterborough, and the adjacent districts, ter the pupae of enabling them to view the exhibition of mandentuess open in that town. Each train was drawn by to=ea do s a t the visitors who thronged the exhibition vie with peat decorum. bI,2OIIMENT Ile THE SHEFFIELD TEADE.—We have of late observed, with unfeigned gratification, sundry unmistakeable symptoms indicative of a revival in the lad ing branches of the Sheffield trade. In the table-knife trade there have ben this week several workmen summoned be ton the magistrates by their employers for unlesefully lean • lag their service, although • long interval had elapsed with out any legal steps being taken ; and we have been informed ongood authority that shoe le sanely a single competent artisan of good eharestut temulaing an inmate of the Shefilsld Tan Workhouse. The retail shopkeepers, too, oe gesemely dinned te admit that they have felt the bean old yentas sins bewsnement. A very gratifying effect et iseremed poperity in this part of the country generally, ▪ Warded by the act that then is no necessity for holding **West Ming intousedins Illeiollll which usually take pinee about this win etch year.—Sheifielel noes. ilionway Roaming, Several robberies have meataily hen sommitted in Derby, and on the evening of sadep Let a highway robbery, attended by considerable illimmh was perpetrated about four miles from the town, on the ort road. Mr. Towle, a gentleman farmer of Weston. ea-Treat, had attended the subset at Derby as usual. Oa I ntoning hose, about six o'clock in the evening, the rain telling beavily,he fanned arugover his shoulders, and drove at a regular pees, until ba wired at a point of the road be twixt the village of Al sad the Rid of liarrington's Lodge, Then iblit wee very dark ; but Mr. Towle observed three men stand ng upon the causeway a little ahead of him. Oa coming abreast of them, two of the men made a madden spring at the base's head, and succeeded, aßer a sheet noun, in anode' its farther progress. The third men nu tieblod the gig, and wend large stones ware hurled at Mr. Towle, one of whin passed does to his head, and the last thrown (from the man near the gig) hit him over the back of the neck, and pitched him spin the epimh-boon*, the rug falling over his head, and ion jading ale pig, an t ?: the her his act ion. B eug e wall safes d, a then dsagged cnilltofe desperate Wenn. Two of the footpads he knocked down, but the third succeeded In doing his arms round his body, and they then threw him upon the ground and knelt upon hint. One of the robbers thrust a handkerchief into Mr. Towle's mouth to stop his cries fee help, he in the meanwhile strag gling to regain his legs. This men, however, succeeded in taking his gold watch and chain, part of a gold guard chain, and money (IL 10e. fit gold en about 61. or 61. in dim). Fin tonately they zahnn a mall pocket-book containing bank notes amounting to between 604 and 701. By the time they had succeeded is fittlietilig the above•named articles the Donington omnibus u•as beard approaching, and the men immediately on am; in the direction of Derby. tip to Monday morning no tram of the men had been die covered. From inkessika c i .ktained, however, it appears that the sense three men commit: ea a robbery near Leicester on the Wednesday evening Fsvio'ol7. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, 1849. EVIEW 01? THE 8R1T15311 CORN TRADE. (tram Me Mil zass interest NO new feature eaktuiCad to impart interest to our remake has OCCILITIA shier. ear n. m .l & utast of the twin trade has . 11 ras exceedingly dill, and the taw desei a Pekes has "oees downward in all parts of the kWd. & of the mak' Gauss of the eentinad depended is the ' unwilling of WATOMMI, =Men, sad dealer, to parsium MK" than se eded for immediate waste. Boyars still view the Maw 'with mistrust, end are sot braised to add to their Keehn say alma in supply over what way tee required for imusd'ate soneasepdon Is, therefore, instairdy telt, sad this Vats of &Hain sear likely to last some time lager. The arrivals of psis from abroad were rather moderate daring the Int fortnight in Nourtaber, owing to the thee prevailing treat winds; bat within the lest eight days the rewire from the Baltic and other unborn and eastern ports have beim en a liberal male ' sad nue lift le senses having at the fame time takes plus ia ths de liveries hem our 01111 grewess, review' prime have sot bus 'appalled. The •dight impeseematt aishileked is the value of wheat is the early put st hist week Us been wholly lost, sad 'potations are sembLif sot oaks or low as at any period dam harvest, geed IX lbs . red being obtainable ia many of the provincial markets at issenlar below 40s. Tee value et barley being relatively Idgle it is not Wine b tibia that the latter grain will be throned is nehmen to the former; still we must ealealate sea good supplies of home-rows wheat thong the remaleder of the year read We lasseilate rally in its at is therefore emitted,. We see, however, of ninon thee trending will net go men lower, as we have arrived at a period of the year whea, in the usual coarse of things, shipments from the anthem ports of Barope must be expected to cease; which circumstance alone is sufficient to establish some de pee of continua*. That the °assumption of wheat has been very great is proved by the comparatively light stocks of foreign in granary, notwithstanding the extent of the importations. Any fillies off in the demand is certainly not to be reek oned on • irked it is not untameable to calculate on a further amens in the consumption. Latterly there have been strong symptoms of an improvement of trade la the inenalaseming districts ; in several bindles the heads are in hl ineglopeent ; and, though we are seise swain as to expel may rue of importance in the value of spisaltural ' prods" we think there is reason to believe that matter 1 , will mead a little, sad that after the tarn of the year, end the spring shipments from the Baltic shall again begin to make their appeasing, prices will net be mach lower than s. eal The deliveries of home-grown w hat have not hitherto increased much, which may be partly attributed to the prevalence of mild, damp weather ; those farmers who are not compelled to thrash freely preferring to postpone the operation until the new prodsee shall have been im proved by an interval of host. The greater part of the wheat lately brought forward ter sale has limas ample testimony or the injurious cffectsof humidity el atmosphere, having come to hand very rough and damp. That the iniarkirity of the quality het interfered with the sale , does net shift of doubt, satiny improvement in that re spect would consequently be followed by a better demand. As yet, every thing mein in as dull a rtate u possible ; indeed the depression was ember greater at the markets held towards the dose thee at shots hold in the early part of the week, read as yet there me no ink:ones of a check to the downward movement. Dyne letters from Scotland, we team that the weather had sentineed mild end damp. Wheat-sowing end ether sateen work had beam nearly broaglit to a close, and sup plies from the fermented slightly increased. At some of the ports on the east nest, good arrivals had also taken plass from abroad, bet at Glasgow the receipts of foreign rein had not been large. The diseouraging accents from the south had bed mon or lees influence; bat, with the ex • oeption of a fall of Is. per gagster on foreign wheat at Edin burgh on Wednesday, previous prices bad been about sup ported. Na mention is nude by say of our correspondents of the potato disease. The letters from Ireland are also silent on that subject, and it would therelore appear that the alarm felt early in the season was not well (added. Prices of wheat, India a corn, and tots, had, it mew, continued to tend downwards at several of the raciest Irish markets, bat there was not much being shipped to this mum. The arrivals of wheat coastwise into London as yet have shown no Unease the nann reported up to this ffiatur day) evening having amounte d to only 2,223 pri. The re ceipts by the VoTIOUS railway., have also been small, and the display of seasples at Mark-lane carriage from the aughbeariag einaties_owits t. Oa Wednesday else inn wee bare, and hem Kent there were only • low ponds, left ever from Monday ; there wee however, no improvement in the demand, and trifling as wee the supply, sense diffculty wee experienced is placing Ike little ea sale as previews rates. Affairs remained in much the same position ea Friday • from the home counties there was scsatesty anything cas ting, but the offers from Lin colnshire and Cuabridgeskire were rather more numerous than earlier in the week, and these sorts were obtainable en quite se easy, if not rather easier, terms as at any pee ving period, notwithstanding which the =Likes conducted their opastions with extreme nation, and manifested no disposition to take more rhea they deemed necessary fur immediate an. A considerable proportion of the 36,000 quarters wheat reclined this week from abroad strived previous to last Monday's market, a large fleet of grain-laden vessels having come up the alter the repert of the preceding week's arrivals had been made up. A part of the supply hes ain gone to the millers direct, and the quantity a gain market has, therefore ' not been particularly large. Im porters have in general manifested considerable firmness, and many will coo doubt prefer leading to forcing sales from on board ship in the pease dell state of the trade. Tce attendance of country buyers was thin, as well on Wednes day as on Friday, and the operations during the week have been altogether on a retail seals; needy purchasers have, however, had to pay firmer rase for the small quantities they have been obliged to take too mixing with the damp new English. The anneal top quotation for town-manufactured flour has undergone no change, and fur household previous prices have no been demanded ; the sale lags, however, been slow. American flour of fine quality has, owing to its extreme scarcity, been held at relatively high prices. French has been Wetly offered at previous prices. English barley has come forward rather more freely, but the nehmen appear still to he in want of flue qualities, and the best descriptions hen been in fair request 'inn last Monday at the fall rates thencurrent. Blanding and grind ing sorts have not moved off so freely, the tattered supplies of foreign having interfered with the sale of secondary kiads of Englisb, and in some inmances prices neat is per qr. below those current en Monday were accepted on Friday. The arrival of this grain from abroad has exceeded 21,000 qrs. ; still there has been little or no pressure on the market, good await qualities having been in tat request at envious prices, and only the out of wahine maples have n kwi somewhat heavily on band. The malt trade has remained in a very piet state; old, unless very fine, has been difficult to put and even for prime panel' of new the inquiry bee not been active. The arrivals of oats coastwise have been tolerably good, but the receipts from Ireland have been smaller than ex pseud, which may be accounted for by the provolone of contrary winds. Meanwhile, the market has been abun dantly 'applied with foreign oats, 42,282 qrs. having been reported. The principal dealers have acted in the same cautious manner as last week, being evidently of opinion that, by holding off until the lying days of some of the vessels shall have expired, they may be enabled to replenish their stocks on easier terms than they could at present. The consumptive demand has also been slow, but factors have not taken less money for 'telly good qualities, end quotation, excepting for inferior kinds, which were 6d. to Is. per qr. lower, remained about the same at the close as they were in the commencement of the week. Beans of home growth have not come forward freely, and the stock of foreign in granary being small at this port, holders have remained firm, end Monday's currency hashes* about haven d We improvement to notice in the demand for peas, and prices of the article have remained mach the same as before. Floating angles of Indian corn have been held at previous terms, with little or nothing doing in the article. FOREIGN COES TRADE. The continued and progressive fall in prime of wheat in this country appears at length to have convinced merchants abroad that quotations will have to come down on the other side. Hitherto, however, no material fall has taken place in any of the principal coatinental median stocks in ware , house having been reduced into a narrow compass by pre /ha large shipments to Great Britain. Until a penal of lest shall have been experienced the supplies from the growers will probably be moderate; but after the dose of the shipping meson, end when the deliveries from the farmers shall have increased, the value of wheat is likely to settle down below its present point at the leading Bailie ports, unless anything Worms= should occur to give rise to spa ealation. At Danzig some further purchases appear to have been made to complete cargoes, bat a larger quantity having dame to heed than had been required for that pupae, re divas had been under the necessity of taking a portion of the supply to granary. Badness had, on the whole, become dull, and former rates had barely been supported, for old high mixed, 62 to 63 lbs., prices varying tram 40e. to 435 6d. per qr., according to quality, had been realised ; Infidel new had soli at Sts. to 36 ., and the finer kinds at 37e. to Us. per Qr. free on board. Charters had been closed he Lembo at its. 6d. to 3e. 9d , for Leith at 31. 6d., and Greelpmesen at 3e. peer qr. for when At 'Cosigning, on the 16th int, there wee met Mir doing in any sort of groin. The weather having into wee, the roan in the neighbourhood had become very reed which had interfered with the arrival of supplies from the t a mers_ old high mixed wheat was sUll held at equal to 40s. ohl red at egs„ and new from 335. 6d. to 375. per qr. fr ee en board, the last named price being asked for fine high entsed qualities. Lap Wiley might then have Wen bought at lea, sal NIGH at 13e. 6d. per qr., free so law& Charters bpi has deed at 41.9 d. fu east. sad fu. ed, per qr. for the Mad end of Easleadl se Ilsodrad. $S Allen el Mk No.unaba &urn» the grain trade le that pet as way dull, with prices Wading downwards ; Slit It was dm prevailiag spisies that, later is the year, wham tha !emus' supplies amid hare increased, prices dude give way for moon articles Good 621ba. red wheat u.lkea quoted 34e. to 261.; Odetbeuck bridal, weighing pair bushel, 178., sad boiling pen 218. e 2llB. per qr. fed ea bane/ • At leeteek, on the 19th November, the weather was Math sad wheat, which had the week before slightly re sole was again held at about the same rates as on that day se' ht--e_ey Ws. 6d. to 365. 6d. for the commuter sorts, and 575. to ass. per qr. free on board for superior samples. I. spring earn there had not been madb doing, end gaoler deas had ambers* little or no change. 41. 3d. per qr. is fall freight toe wheat had been paid to the east coast of Great Weals, sad one mend (capable of loading about 120 lasts) had been chartered for Lyndon at 4e. per qr. and 6 per cent. At Homburg, on Tuesday het, priori of grails were about the SIAN as ea that day week, but the Inquiry few mod era. des wee exceedingly slow. Wheat bad beau Mks. peetolhery deed; sad red, we *king 6011b5., was then obedashie at Ilk &L. whilst 61 to el lbs. qaelides were quoted Als. RP Ala. 9d. per qr. free on beard. Barley had not excited till.lMageased the tnassetions is oats bad also been 5. The weather had tiering Slla two preceding . .tasty, but wee thew wares fee the time altar. tha !alias Deitch markets the grails trade had, it sp remslaad a very languid state. At Rotterdam, !beady, Rhine wheat was e as ier to buy ; sad at ,Ow Tuesday, the prise at sale mended 31. to pee op., bat Shaft wrg a good ask for the latter at the sednedou. In Belgium the value of wheat seems to have been steadily autiatained, and the article was quite u dear at Antwerp oa Tuesday last as on that day week. MONEY MARKET. MONDLT The English fonds have continued their upward tendency ever since the resolution of the Bank d;ree tors to reduce their rate of discount beesme known. Consols were dealt in to-day to some extent for in vestment, which gave an impulse to the market in the earlier past, of the day. Consols opened at 941 to both foe money and time; they were then done at 96 for emit and 951 for amount, after which they became rather unsteady and were done at • decline of / ; they however soon recovered their fowler position, and after having touched 951 for account, closed at 95 to both Cr cash sad the 12th Dec. The Tone per Cents. Iteduced smirked 931 and 94. The New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents, 94/ and 4. Szchequer Bile were done at 475. and 605.; ditto, 5001., at 481. and 61e.; ditto, small, at 48s. and 525. prem. Long .Annuities realised 8 7-16. ladia Bonds, 131 s. and 841. prem. There was a fair amount of business transacted in the foreign house with a firm market, and prices generally-slightly improved. The negotiations con sisted of—Brazilian at 86 and 88; ditto, new, 1829,and '39, at 8 1 1. %mos Ayres at 421 and 431. Grenada, at 151; ditto, Deferred, at 31 and 1. Mexican (ex lan. coupon), at 27 and 261. Peruvian Four per dnts., 18411, at 511 and 52 ; ditto, Deferred, at 171. Portu guese Five per Cents. Converted, 1841, at 32; ditto, Four per Cent., at 344 and 4. Spanish Five per Cents., at 171 and } ; ditto Three per Cents. at 371 and 361. Venezuela, at 23. Belgian Foar-and-a- Half per Cents. at 86 and 831. Two-and-a-Half per Coat. Dutch at 641 and 4. Subjoined is a statement of the amount of bills drawn by the Esst India Company on the respective presidencies in India, per mail of Saturday, the 24th rastant Rates of Exchange. Bengal !237 , 96 13 6 Is. led. per Madras 21,078 18 1 Co.' s rupse. Bombay C 279.540 11 7 We give insertion to the following letter from the Doke of Valencia, addressed to Mr. James Capel, in reply to the memorial of the Spanish bondholders, which is d it. , elf too significant to require any C3lll - Madrid, N... 17,1849. Sir,—l have received with much satisfaction the polite communication accompanying which you forward to me the memorial of the Spanish bondholders in London agreed to at the meeting held on the Bth October last. You may now wars the said bondholders of say wish that the government may speeldr adopt a measure for the improvement of their position. The numerous objects which have occupied the attention of the cabinet over which I have the honour to reticle have unavoidably postponed the period for the a:op tion otos* measure, but ineemant exertions are being made is that and. I therefore flatter myself that you will soon hoar of a satisfactory determination, for in this matter I have as great, and if possible a greater interest, than the Spanish bondholders themselves. This being the object hereof, I have to squire you of the impost with which I am your", itc., the Dke of VALIKCIA. Id/. 0 James Capel, Chairman of the Spanish Bondholder', London. . The Liverpool tea market has been rather animated since the arrival there of two cargoes with the new tees from China. The injudicious mode of reserving the samples for the dealers, to the exclusion of the brokers, is ably commented on in the monetary article of the LiveTsui Aiken. It is to the following effect : - - - - • • ---- - The tea market has been somewhat excited this week by the arrival of the Meneitu sad Aden, from China, with the Seat birgoes of the new sessea's teas. The selections appear to have been well made, es tie choicest " chops " of wagon have been freely take& by the trade at is. 9d., Is. 91d., noel Is. 1041. ; but the mode adopted for the sale of tea in this port, by which the samples are exclusively rmerved tor the deabrs, tboneh origioating in the desire of facilitating busines appears extremely prejudiebl to the importers. Under this system, brokers who cultivate provincial con nexions, and who are therefore of much value to the port, ea awaiting it in ib competition with London as a market tor this article, base no mesas of procuring samples until they have pawed out OM, merchant's hands. As en instance of its prejudicial effect to importers, by limiting competition, we would here observe that one parcel of magma of ss recent Lesportatmu wm sold for Is. 61 per pound, and immediately at is. bd., the difference being a lots to the importer, who would have obtained the higher price had competition been more invited. Though we mention this profitable mule, we do not wish it to be understood u the rule, but ea en exception ' • an map. boa, however, which prove. a disadvantage to importers, whom the dealers, of all others, are most interested in encouraging. We understand that the present system has long been complained of by a portion of the trade, and sug gestioas have been submitted for passing all tea through • catalogue by public auction, where, from the wide noge of opinion se to their seine, t he best prices would in all proba bility be secured. According to the statements of the Frankfort-on the-Oder" Murtini " Fair just received, we are in formed that notwithstanding its following so soon after the Leipsic fair, and the absenos of many of the wholesale buyers from Poland, and from the provinces of Prussia and Posen, the fair has nevertheless been a very good one, and the greater part of the dealers have roma to be well satisfied with the result. The quantity of produce and manufactures brought to market was not considerable, partly owing to the high prim; of yarn, which confined weaving opera tion' during the summer. The reduced stocks, how ever, had brought about a change for the better, in asmuch as the indiscriminate credit which was given to the foreign dealers as an inducement to purchase when the stocks were heavy, had received a decided check, and a much healthier system of conducting the business of the fair had been intro duced on the present occasion. The supply of wool lens and woollen stuffs was not adequate to the de mand, and cloths of the value of 30 dollars are much wanted. For fine cloths there was no inquiry. The decline which has been observable for years in the demand for English cotton goods for the districts within the Zollverein, was again remarkably felt, and owing to the high duties the sales were restricted jto mules, acconets, and similar goods. In native cot wool and linen manufactures a fair amount of business was done. In silk and half-silk stuffs not much was done. Glass ware was much inquired for. Furs were very much neglected. A good deal of business was done in wool, at prices rather below the last rates obtained at the Bra fair. The commercial advice' received by the Peninsular mail steam-ship Jupiter are almost entirely destitute of interest. Complaints were still heard of the (glare of the crops in many parts of the interior, the valley of the Mondego had especially suffered. At Lisbon, on the 19th, the following were the quota tions of the national securities in Lisbon bank-notee, which were at a discount of 191 per oent.; Porta gum Five per Cents., 54/ to 66; the Four per Cents., 44 to 46; Bank of Portugal Shares, 60 to 60 laurels discount per share. Little demand existed for bills on London ; the rate for three months' paper was 54d. ; on Paris, 620 ; on Hamburg, 60; on Amsterdam, 43j. Gibraltar advises of the 16th report a slight de cline in the rate of exchange on London : the last quotation for bills at 90 days' date was 491 to ; en Paris, sf. 34c. ; on Marseilles, 6f. 37c. ; on Genoa, sf. 470. Spanish pillared dollars were at t per cent. premium. At Gibraltar the quarantine reg ulations were reduced to 13 days from England, instead of 19. At Lisbon it is 8 days ; and 10 at \Two. From Cadiz we learn that the produce of the salt works of San Fernando is this year one quarter less than the average; the supply at market will, conse quently, fall short of last year's by the above propor uoa. On the Ist July thin year, the stock on hand u . amounted to 23,000,000 kilog., which has been in- I creased by this year's yield to 1 1 9 , 600 , 000 klieg. 1, The exports from the let July to the end of Septem ber (the latest date to which the official returns ex- is tend) were 36,800,000 kilog., leaving a stock of 82,300,000 kilog. to meet the demand for export and consumption till next year's produce comes in, which 11, will be about the Ist July. fhe exports in 1847 is summed up 64,400,000 kilog., and in 1848 73,600,000 kilog. The prices at the salt works varied from 60 to To 55 per last, equivalent to 80 to 85 free on board, at toe which rates perches?, were being made. It was, t however, expected, that prices would shortly advance et. to a higher fi gure, perhaps 90 to 95 . te; to Letters from Rio of the 13th October have been re- • solved, by her Majesty's ship Constance. Being only 10 four days later than the advice' previously to hand, they do not add materially to the commercial news is already to hand. Since the sailing of the last packet, 4 . sales of coffee to the extent of 50,000 bags had taken to place, chiefly foe the United States,which had reduced 6, . IYs stock on hand to 60,000 bags. Prices of coffee 4 were firm, and rather higher. The exchange was se quoted on London, 261 d. to 27d. ; on Paris, 358 to 3.56; on Hamburg, 665 to 660. Some foreign charters had been effected at 40• for the Channel, and 42 5. 6d. ro for Trieste. exowatemu AND OTOCWB ABROAD. As an = t ret Nov. 19. per t... -1 4 str a ir i l . Five peti e llen 6 1 , 14 1 : 4 f o t4F I Z: s e s i 1184 1161. Bonk Shane, 1.170 1,173. BOWS, Nor. 21.—Prussian Fire per MIA, 1061 1081 ; St. %bold. n Sch. !Yee-soda-ilex - pee Cent., Eft 89. Exchanges: On Inedeel. three inontbe, 6.!816.26 ; Hotherg, two scathe. 1491 1491; on u Pr* two months, 81 60 641. 1111 Rarities, Nov. rt.--sismbeer three.ans-suas see Cente. 681 1.24 664 ; lienoertea Five per Ora to.. ; Frawhin lire per Dente., u e iO6 1051; liankt Five per Oent. 99 99 , Itnedan Eolith& • they Five per Ceuta., 1041 ; Foot per Cents., Steighte, 841 • D a nia u p English Loan, 'Three per Crete. 91; Ditto in 100... shares, 74; Ditto • Me per Otelle, 981 Norwegian Four ow OWL, 991 ; Spool* so Fie , per Cents, 11 , 1 ; Ditto, Three per Cents., muss, ml ; la 'makes Ste rer rents, 841103. 196 DUBLIN Slums MAREST.—The Freeman's Jourtaal is Ishii.. weekly commercial ssimmaey for last week gives the 10 &thawing :—There have been symptoms of decided improve- a meat in the share meatiest this west, a considerable amount , g , of bsisinen has been done, and in some casts in shares which have been scarcely inquir e d for of late—Great Southern and 10 14 Western, 31 ex new ; Midland Great Western. 211; Dublin lel sad Drogheda, 261 ; Thirds, 8 1; Dublin and B ehest June- Bt tion,6l ; Irish South Eastern, 1 1; Royal 13 ink , 11 l (an 1: advance of les. per shaft); Ribes., inn Bank, 251; National Bank, 18; Lendon and Dublin Ship Building Company, se ea 451 ; New Grand Canal Stook. 21 ' - Mining Company of 10 Ireland,4l; Wicklow Copper Mine,Bl ; City Debentures, It 711 ; Ballast Office Debentures, 93; Dublin sod Kingstown g 4 per cent! Debentures, 98, 115 191 THIS DAY. Two o'Cnocz. so The upward tendency of the funds was again ex- 4 emplified on the Stock Exchange this morning. Con- to sole opened at 951 to 7, being an advance of on yes- p i terday's closing prices. They were then done at st !' 951 for money, and 961 for account, when a re- st action took ploco, caused by speculators for the advance realising profits, and by males of money so stock which the high price has brought to market. ti a ', Upon this Consols returned to the opening price, a at which they are at present quoted. The Three per Cents. Reduced were dealt in to some extent at from 941 to being first and fast marked at 941. The to New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been done :- at 94a, 5, and last at 41. Exchequer Bills were done es at a decline, 48s. sad 465. Bank Stock realised 199 60 and 200. so 18 The foreign market has been rather animated, and too a fair amount of business has been done in Brazil, 2 ,1 Mexican, Portuguese, and Spanish, at improved rates. so l The transactions consist of: Brazilian, at 861. Buenos 1 4 . 0 , Ayres, at 44. Equador, at Si. Two-and-a-Half "g y p per Cent. I)atch, at 44f, 55, and again at 111 541. Grenada, at 151 ; ditto Deferred, at 31. r e Mexican (ex.launaty coupon), at 271, 27, Z, and last se at 261; Peruvian at .52; Portuguese Converted at V I . 344 and 2. Spanish Five per Cents, at 17 1 and 1 ; gt, the Three per Cents. at 371, k, and Venezuela at. Deferred at 71. so so 2.74GL1,911 FUNDS. 23 Stank Flock, 199 101 1 3 tor Ct. Cos. Ace, 1161 1 Ni. S por Ct. Rod. Ana., 949 1 31 per Cla DIN I 20 S per Ct. Cot. Anna. 031 1 harbequar Ma 46. to 495. 20 101111014 FUNDS. 6 6 per Ct Austrian Bonds, 1 per Ct. On s& Eat. 15 4 16 as 4 per CS. Bela hoods. MI 6 Orono& Delarred Wis., 3 1 11 14 per Cent, 6 per Ct. 5105., 1646. NT Tfi 4 per Ct. Brazilian Fd5.,1311 8 6 par Ut... Potation Ms., 619 2i 6 1 lAtto New. 84 6 rortuum:se Corr. , 341 41 6 6 (Di t to Buenos Ayres,43 6 6 par Ct. hum. 1hi5.,106 9 (.!'llan Eds., 91 T Nu° neunish 01..171 4 SO Ditto Colurnb. Dot lids.. 3 par Ct. ntoolsit Daa.:* l l T 1 50 Colutobiso Equador Ilds., 31 1 Spio‘sh Deturrod Ma,— 16 3 per Ct. Danish lids., ,34 Ditto Ps,sivo Ms .31 1 31 Si per Ct. Dutch Das.. Cl 4 is per Ct. Venesuott lida._ a at. 4 per Ct. Dutch 4. aro.. a 3 1 aesuois Deform! Dd... T $ 5 39 MINCING-LANE—TILLS DAY. l ii 61.70kR.—The public sales, consisting of 160 WU. Barba- 8 does, 8,600 bags Neg.!, and 2 , 600 bags Madras , went off; 20 heavily, and a considerable portion was bought is, yet prices is are • shade lower. Barbadoes sold frem 375. 6 d. to 41 5.•, Bengal, TO grainy, 43.. to 44e.; Benares' white, 39, . to 391. 6.1. ; extra 10 tine, 41e. Madras, common brown and yellow, 294 to 335. 10 Gros good yellow, 365. to 365. 641. Refined : The market arket 10 I has been ry, dull. Brown lumps, 475. Grocery, fair to fide, g ' 475. 6d. to 495. 13 COFF EL. —The large spmulative purchases, amountino't 10 331 about 10,000 bags good ordinary native Ceylon, chic fly 331 at 47e., has evidently cleared the market of floating paree.ls t 10 land 47a 6d. has been paid for 600 bags ; to-day a parcel of g 600 bags superior to good ordinary was offered in public so sale, and 48s. 6d. was offered for them and refused; plants. se Lion Ceylon sold at rather higher prices. u Cocoa.-160 bags of Para sold in public sale at 261. W.; the quality was not good. :0 Rica remains steady. 66 Si Corrox.—We ars without transactions to report. le Rut remains steady at last week'. prim. et. Tea remains steady; fine new congou has been sold, to a 25 limited extent, at Is. 9d. as In other articles no material alteration. et. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. Owing to continued large deliveries, the market has sud denly advanced, and an extensive business has been done to day, at the quotation% following; —Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 381. ; Oetober to December &livery, 3.80.; January to M arch, Us. 341. SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET—THIS DAY. Mesas. Cooper sad Davis report the following prices Ptlaw Meadow Hay, 65.. to 70s. ; inferior do., 655. to 605.. Bowen. 60s. to 656. ; Clover, 601. to 60s. ; Straw, 211. to 24.' YORK, November 21 STOCE-EzOrAson.—Great Northern, ; North Britieh Halves, 41. 16* ; Datoyrderence, U. Os. Gd. ; York, Nowt-Wo o aed Henri, 161. de- LEEDS, Nov, 24. B r oci-Exeuixoz. The market to-day may be said to be somewhat better with the exception of Leeds and which bays fallen to 9 . r. , Load= end North Western rallied 10,., as compared with the quotation* of eaturday, and the East Lancashire have rather improved. The sales tlifs morning were the following : Item Laneaelairs. in—Ditto Qrs., 3—East and West Yorkshire Preference, si—Leeds and Think, 9 London and North Wotan, 112j—Thirek Exteadoe, No.l, We. ild. die. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. THIS Daa, Two o'Cnocx. The continued upward movement of prices in the English stock market has again given • considerable impulse to the value of shares, and quotations of nearly every desoririon of railway stocks are consi derably higher to-day. Brighton. have touched 81; Great Westerns, 59; London and North-Westerns, 1131; London and South-Westerns, 31i; Midlands, 49 ; Caledonians, 121; Great Northern., 61 • York and North Midl a nd. ' 191. The share market, how ever, in sympathy with the reaction in Consols, is at present more quiet, and prices are not so good as at the commencement of business. Foreign shares quote higher to-day, though little business has been transacted in them. Orleans and Bordeaux Dave been done at 31. _ tg prices Yesterday. i ligke t• 1 , FL I Barns: LILW*Y 12/ 111 12/ N iAterMisa 2.. 12 14 . 661661 11 . k. 6 1 6 :1 0. 1Wee.purpsaralb • esil•=rgilbPir 90 I De. 1111illint.ifetwisenerVain 10 11110/LeT•ty" 6} el dis. le e 24 Se - 21 23 1)• — •11= 1,11 _„_ . 7i lIMMIIIEWOmis m 71! *del ii4 1. 173711713d3. ;.. 174 Buoidsollmage 1341 Dal shares le Ds. 73111 Protarseeeng. 3 4 ? Mader sad llolftes4 16 PrehreiXZ and Beast i 611.. IS i tt*Lita : 61 D0.(21.106.)6 p. Ct. Prat \fe Soototo Optimist ._ . ... 110 Do. Now Cloa. 6p. Ct.., 61 Do. Kau, b P. Ct.. No. i 61 Do. do. N 0.2 26 Do. N. &IL 6 per C.., ..__ "iy ii 12 FASUIS Milos CMS A (late E. U. sii.) ss Do.cum, a Ate ISilt.ai. 23 Do. eleao C. ditto . . : E Do.l3=a. sp. Ct.) IA Do. New . - r - Si D 6 per Ct. ItreL . 2 sit. se Eut Lineologur• ... I. Edleturett end Claegow... 11 Exeter, Yeovil, a WWI. lie. ante , sad Exmouth .. \ 20 a IliTN7rib ero 1-- t . , 1 k Do. i sham, A, ueterrea Ti Do .i attars. iS, 6P. C 6 10 Do,' per Cost. Prot._ , N Gt. elouth.and W. (Ire.) 1100 ,010111 "Oil #jiailsoL.. SO Do. New. YBO 16 Do. New, 6:16 - b 7 4 b 4 1 164 174 12 111 12 13 -. ° St l eis . . tetr a : ..... ... ...... \ 11 Do. Now, All ... ... 50 Hull sad Colby- „. ... 124 Do. skims ... ... • . 60 Lanardar and Culls& .. 10 Do. Thirds _. ... ... 100 [swum/are sad 'Yorkshire 98 Do. do. M.B.kll ' l 1 49 Do. Lobar's ... ... ... ILIO Do. West Mang Unkm : 0 43 0 4 Leou p°r4DD D :.: ol Thir 4 N .l Presibar r ewl lcarro T tt:arik u l(A). 6 : :::W .. ..... Ut.: ; :i .. ".... .... 60 Leeds and nradfora,„ ... 34 Do. Prof. 6 p • Cent . No.l 6 Do. Do. 140.1 6 Do. Do. N 0. 3, 9 Do.Quartenellida 7 per el Ilf London and blackwall .. lid Loa., Brighton, & B.ooarl 100 Do. Now £.5 our. 6 p.Ct.i 9 Do. guarentsrd bp. Ct. IstsCroydonnirds... ro t i t. Prot. 6 Cmsrt r Cast... . 12f London and Greenwich ... 20 Do. Prek/1609 ~. ... 100 London k North-Western If Do. do. Now f shams.. 7 Do. Mho .... ... ... 1 D0.5104.,31.rmi11.(e) 30 London & South-Wotan 434 Do. New, 5.30 ... ... 34 Do. New, 3:40 ... ~ 6 Do. Preftrenoe Tp. Ct.. Il• Lowestoft Guar.4 per Cent/ I Much., Bar., and Md... 100 Manch., Chef., and Lino... U Do. t i rkarea, No. 1 ... U Do. Mm o. u, N 2 ... 12.‘ Do. Mares, No. 8 ... 10 Do., ew £lO Pref. -. M Do., Great Grimsby ... 114 Do. do. . „. U Do. lhef.7indisnOOts... U Do. Grimsby Doak ... 45 Do. Lincoln Union „. 100 Midland . . ... ... 30 Do. 1,30 .6,4:_ ... . 100 Do. ulna. sod Mal - 100 Do. U. rad H. 6p. Cent.' 110 Midland GL Western (Ire) i 30 Iliddlaltitoloar6porLtgr, 23 Newsorrket ... ... ..q 0 Do. Now A2O 20 Da. Charm. 3 par Ct.. Do. Guaran.t aver et.. 33 i rtortlt 34.1tial . 8 Do. 6 Do. Preference .. 175 North Staffordsittre ... 50 Orford, Wore., h Wotner. 15 Read.,Guild., gird Reigate 44 Royston anti lliteldu . . 25 , cottish Central „. .. 25 Scottish Nidleed ... 12 Shrews., Ss Barre, Class A 8 Do., Mr It . 8 Do., New Goiinu;t:e . ed . ..... 16 Shrewsbury end Chester i tl x. er. W. 211 n.) ... ... 14 Do. Oswestry ~. .. 1 Do. New.. . ... 10 84.8hnr New... Pref..... , 68 C olon ... ... 60 25 I Do. Preferenes ... ... 85 South Staffordshire... .. 11 1,,0u 115Rocith Eastern ... ... .. NI Do. No. 2 .« .., .. SO De. No. 8 _ i ... 10 Do. No. 4 Regstered ... 10 DO. No. 4 Scrip ... 43 th Wales ... ... .. 12 ,S. Yorlt., Don., tt Goole.. 1851Shaffleid, Rotherham, and 1 Goole, N. Di. traa. 6 p.Ct. 50 Waterford and Kilkenny.. 50 Wear Valley, 6p. Ct. inn 25 Do. do. do. 45 Wilts, Somerset, &Wry= 95 York,Newtostlell Soviet 20 Do. Ext .( Vork&Newca.) a De. G.N.P.. PurcLase or Preference .. .. 10 York and North Maud.. 10 Do. Preference ... .. , 49 fek. $ 4 9•• 3$ 37 db. 13 12 clis. 133 16 11 1l el 9 11 ii iii $ $3 818. 1 18 11, 1 7 1 1 Ups. tits pa r 61 64 1 S pa. 2_4 264 26 SO t I }dr. 1 11 131 Ms. 3 9 8 21 91t 30 31 .220 126 . " t o :16 VI . ...25 17 p. 17 19 pm. 67 SI 27 21 12 114 410. 101 114 64 6 dia. 92 94 1 45 47 74 Be PO* 43 30 2Ms par 42 40 dts. 22 20 41a. 108 94 dm. 7 01 dia. II 10. db. 20 2 pm. 7 04 dia. n ito it 'i{ats S 4 di% ♦ 34J. eicin 5e $4 79 74e I _ __ii pi. I I ;,:.. 30 114 19 18 dia. 17 18 dim. 14 2 pm. 14 lii 44 41 di% 16 18 14_ 13 ills. _ . 8 10 16 14 4/9. 9 6 S . 20 14 db. 6 Si f 1 414. 48 49 224 22 die. 14 26 !12.0 122 '22 15 IS 12 04 15e 16.1 4 4/ 1 101 11 4 41 2 2 ex in' 31 1192 991. o 4 11 91 01s. 15 151 el 15 i lt; Ti 2 6 26 1 poi.l di& 6 4 dia. 8 din. 10 5 als. 11 161 " 31 6 3, 4 4 tii at.. lei R 6 2 1 64 6 27 die 4 3j clts. i k co. 1 4 4 pre IS 14 die 16j 171 9 bi ela 54 5 cll4. 184 15 4 34 die. Poaims itkawAni. 14 Antic.ltalian (late Italia' dostrian SI Boulogse and Sow VI (Destro,' Facet (Vlersoi) I IDnteli Ithealdb „. a 1 4164 61 11 121 2 11 Ws. 1 pr.. fr Pau dia. a dlr. 2 1 1 6 { 2„ dia. 2i 11 IS SO __ . _ _ id &A Indian ... 11 Omit LAM Penlista • 10e. Da 71 laxantourg „. SI Kumar and lAN „. 141 7 th Northern of rasa aws sad DOI6IIIIII N Paris and Oils= N NAN imd Benia I 2 Ps& sad atmoboare „. 10 Ronan and Havre 20 &ably and Moue .„ 13 31013118 M Nantes 2 .1 8 Ail II II 6ila 61 dia. 9 9a la la ea f j als LIVERPOOL, Aos. 26. SToci-Excataroz.—Very little bodiless wee done, bit priers were better. tannwhiro and Torkalt i 8 ti d. —Ditto (4 shares N 0.4), 64 p.—Leesla and I—Lownor and North Western, 113) e. —Atte (row 1 Munch 1 & p.—Ditto (111th Pharos), 1) p.—Manehester, Sheffield, and Lincoln (tpref. &arcs), 91 —Midland, 49—Ditto (1 sham), 21 1 1 d.—North Unica (A), 223—fffinwsbar7 and Chester (pref. guar. 8 per cent.), 131- 9outh Eastern and Dorm (No. 4,1 m. as 64 dirk), 61—South Stat. fordabire, 31 (I.—Dublin and Drogheda (one-third alanrea), *— Waterford and Limerick. 391 4.—Duteti Rhen9b, 7 d. MANCHESTER, Nem 26. BTooi-Escituro E.—There won rather store tube's done, and prices were firmer. BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 26. STOCIL-EICILLIME.—The share market wu rather dm to-dun with more bukincm doing. The antagonistie pccition in whiels the London and North Western have placed themselves with reference to the Shrewsbury and Birmingham and North Staffordshire Com panies Ma produced rAther an unfavourable impression with regard to London ::tusk. To-da7 South Stoat* were Om MU die.. alei 13 4- minghatagad Stec Valleys at 51. ..4 "-- • 0/ 1 0 91 i 10 BRISTOL, Nov. 26. groCL-EXCHA.24OII.—This market was more active to-day, and there was a fair amount of business done, chiefly in the smelt, shares of the Bristol and Exeter and Great Western Companies. Bris tol and Exeter Third shires left off at 121 dia. Great Western Quarter emus at 11 j die.; and (eat Wettern hew .Cl 7 sham at dia. HAMBURG, Nov. 22. BoIiseNBALLE. Kemb. Bergd., 92 ; Ditto Priority charts, 104 ; Berlin Hamb, 82 814 • Ditto Priority, Yonr.and.e.HaM 88 ,• Mugelebul g Wittenburg, 684 651 ; Cologne Minden, par may„ Priority, Fire per Cents., 102 ; Mecklenburg, M 33; Alt., end Kiel, 94 ; ktenclaborg, 112 112; Copenhagen, Bows. child, 41. VIENNA, Noe. 19. BOVIME.-IVrtcrt Railway, 108108 j; OlogiAlta, 1(4 1001; MIA; 50 .5u I ; reeth, 79i 70f. 110 8 U n 113 j 12j el 314 23 1 i 1194 9 2 3 i 121 i 61 SO Be i lilts la 41 11 5 11 17/ 14 ,14 I 19# II U - eb ~0. 9b 91 101 61 65 U 26 116 W 216 226 112 115 i