The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-17 00:00:00

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IL lDepok a n a tr gi t mi Wind* elder.. bode% an% ',Med Carden, asap depot, sad " -~ ENTY-FIVE YEARS' NRRYOUSNESB,I "aupeeloa. larderra. and DebUltyorisb ma medicine ur Mier. bar bra elberreily enrol by DU RAWLY'S ra MIA IIeCA MOD. la a wry Mart dra—W. Itares. t..ny, Traia! "fit ran' drawls. nerareer. byiamars, bar bon ofterroday I MaT %=itiora B ratroularre Far I • wary am kis W. Rea. Warp= areary. Mohr." ,rsre' azardoe rrapirrq rib rear la my ark and left I rural debility. has bees radially resecred by DU I ble.terarrd load.—Alus. Sorel. Arobraerit of 4ibberesa."—Wild ta earren. with fad brnadoss, deliblag 2.. ad.; yr.. at ea. ad.; ro. at ILL; 1111,.. se Vb. forit quslity, M Ws.; lia. at Wa.—DU BMW rd Ow. .To letadotrat. trados.—The la sad lb Lb& err** hr. THE GAOL OF NEWOATE. following an extracts from the report pro w the Court of Aldermen, by the Rte. John Davis, , of Neergats, on the elate of the gaol for IMO: olotber you, involving an incalculable mass of fast and has now passed over in this gaol, sod it amain be my duty to prevent another report to your worshipful and on the present occasion I avail Illysslf the more of the opportunity to express my great thankfulness mat • I alterations and improvements that ham wade in the prima daring the year now elided. More list changer, bearing upon the dtealiplioe and of the geol, have sot for a very long period takes sad all the maemben of the worshipful court in their rc duty se magistsstm will imperious* much ice st ths results Tim coils, during the past eh rievalty, en lighted aid warned ; large and 'Missive work. have been fitted up for transports Ow the model hash prison. Coeviets are compelled to wear the and labour is emelernity with their maleness hole interior of the prim hem bees furnished with lout 200 pas lights lospt busing daring the sight weeeesery, sad as improved night.wsteh Imbue ad own the weeper.* end throughout the prison, so 'emetics mites esqvised can be afforded at oleos tel.l and promrly. .at the iaterior of any rrMen gan ell times ever be no tilt known to • body o magistratai as to the responsible whole 4..4 and bossily duty is to 14 ocitropied in 4, it. one can reasoaably expect. The court, there. are not klt so strongly me the responsible officers have e gnat inconveniesme se/ soils to which the ahem denied to supply remodion Deriog the MUM swathe 17 'linter the tutors mildness of tits cells sad the o which it pat wreathed primmen rendered thugs cells, micro( mussily, shwa naemespied. Ina gaol like Ice, ria.-• will .met 'bore separation is absolutely sty 14 the pupates of *dos. Men will be found so id is their habits, sad addicted to such office. s, that 'ut but is.rlatims from othem Is for them ; and, ur waking fer trial, or undergoiag the sentence of the ea their depravity, ocimmem pcopristy demands that hat, nape with them la miallaentent to debase and r. The difficulties to whisk is sums ewes the respon- Mars have bees pat, by dm blew coldness of the to tiny out era simple end necessory a principle, Ire issue to those wise gete the daily mock*/ of the inte nt Newest.. Many stamp , . bare been previously to °busts this evil, but caner till tae meant time has imedy been obtained." lee speaking of the had effects aririag from the state of .tasty which awaited the removal of °Dories Rader nue of transported°. by the Sientary of State, the n says: I sada,* the ettieratiass pm have Nude daring tbie par have, is a very Remind dep... pis a seep for eve, this source of comply t. Tb. envie% are kaput Wait 4 eaey work, pickle' oakum is easvist dotes sad they war to ukase, ander the 541POTtilliDi of as dim. dating day. elm is relieved at sight by &iodise tilliser. shop is to paint ell irrvialarities is the paiss sedeped to Tios alsami MAURO! ei Sips depraved MIPPI NOON their Imam ocespitii is Stair wards, is prises isterviswe with them, shies sesasiady, is lbs pima chap! sad Aare, i. to as moot stailiti. Wisp bosoms omit mars •as a their leeks; their dismeasicir Ia the elierl is rls mote bemadag ; their eembasatiose tor pl•dthert ion ere mended. their bmlttion aceeife el predatory ..13 is impeeWele. sad the equable solitude of labouring ‘..uus r id i ngs bore, as elawbere, some of the results t imprikausent ought to effect. . . . . have believed, had I not witnessed its resulto, lark important an effect is ?iodated in prima dime ,• y the mere introduttiln of light. As a matter, not of ,r$ to the prisoners, but of supervising influents, its • ire /ACM striking. I have referred to the improved • cod msnrers of eouvicts by merely keeping hem at rr- cud tts) , work; but this effect is lees apparent the* mhos now visible in the gasping wards of transports, abottair what it used to be when they slept in darkness*, • tenet may now be seta audit , the beneficial imams, of lte• The ponernmeat has wisely had the eleeMag wards c.rd ell :be %reimport hulks lighted up by a%ht by the tedetutes of pottabLe sal sad other suitable means, es Y berm is the reports of these establishments pree. sled the lest sasion of perliaammt. If ono-fiftieth part of Lit hie been told me by omelets sentenced to imprisonment um hacks be tree, and I admit and allow for the doubled '` ,, c death t. stun coy, the transport *aide of Newstate wets wont conditiou palaces of light compared with Ms gird deeds of those dissolute and last men, when hay wire Mat op in darkness of mind Ind body from foss t• ti in the afternoon of winter till about dayliett t , the ' , lt tanning. Whale blue book upon blue book was hurling • I "ilitlt therders upon Newer's*, the cries of the ma 4 4 halts, ender the same inspection as Nampa*, was 4 ' sat u d unbieded. I 'moot but rejoice Root ` l "s that though so late, still at lost, light sad *ha/ ' , bias haeo been introduced fate both." 4 .!he tkeplain proceeds to report upon the mom ardleary u :mc of the prison, prod's.' a useful table of erimMales alt--" A great dittoes@ continues la the number ad' • as 'ten to Newt/ate. la 1860, we had 37 lees than le sae In that year 73 less than in 1848; making a total 'tf eme of 110 in tern years. The total number for the three riaei wen Mt in 1848, 211 is 1849, sad 174 la 1830. . . • 68 bop were allittal to arise se a mesas et eabelitem+ erbe meld read flemay. and 24 Were sighted teals, es a mews Whim vise Mali seed tspateetly ; 19 sage eel= • mega et lot l e = ta eety, who mad reed Rawly, erli doe, who reel , erne thieue la part es a sear et Heim. Here ere boys est et 174 a rel= salaams to teelety whoa they ue set la e sad ell hue reeeived new mismewe--qalte es Sweep he =their moieties lits—et the nog Wheaten drew . . .Tb. extessee esenpilea that Is seise ea ie the isetre4 ben by toys, is sash beyond what lasegfaed. ere extensively used by thieves for the pavane el , beth te Oulu, thus to seal with the begs et auk* the spoil, ead to °beefs es estrus late theft .assn' mules to mad lot thueseivel. Boys who en adepts el abbesses, en euessot the sad du ✓um artaisals la I.esiw. They pumas la SOSSMIIIMUIt sae I . lll . tbs Rest 'Meals Inheres is the whole rasp of pose) 44 /rn:ain subjestod ta loos periods of mallasment, whe ther boy* or ass, Sort graduated Lebow. Sues at some of the kulke, sad out the breakwaters Where this system is siegliel, really bard work is net employed as a saws of alkinatios, wine reformation is possible, sad of deterring mhos where that object is unattainable. I should hews Maimed to hare WAS dm project astriad tato prastiee as soggessed by Mr. Femme, to employ is agrioaltaral penults • large samba of oar criataals. • •" _ . " Ain rtheauseading that ...II primers sestessed le twelve soothe and upwards, as well se all transported am vista, should have mesa; thafal, sad reekresabley laboar,“ the ad o messed' te dame* the evils of the mama jag =whist still castles , e ig , seneedit d ism* visits by the asses 'Sem of e a d e "s t si tadis M the dwelliep of haws me, masks the ef penis, ethelmests petty sad trivial sad etheludes is theMsw7ss manor " The usury him se premiss( around the metropolis es the esigest el beenahmeldag sad burglary is a rethit from the misplased Why *Owe M transporte—hen the groat facilities that hays beimextesded to them as emigrants rather that se samba abroad. Baperithee has now allows that to ream the hand of rigour from old harassed thieves le merely te rube up a saw phalanx, sad to destroy the moat awful public basalt of priame—the terror they strike out. side the wails. Bat there is sow every amerases gives from the highest authority Ant the maths' of weapons ties shall be readered a really formidable sestethe; that herd week ea breakwaters and other plane then be in pcsaf epos awe mss ; that upstate sosfieeenest .hail be their porde. for a sessiderable time, sad that poser or later every ha transported by the judges shall be seat late a foreign laud. When they ear that tide is se, the authey rating rem will are and the attain that meets se mach dread is lathy prints families, is which arras are sow kept that wen sever kept bean, will diminish. I Dave never bad any doubt of the saSeleacy of areasporth Om me a mama to deter eves old thieves from trine, if it be really (tarried iate theenties, sad the offentien are seat abroad. The ordithey's report was ordered by the Court of Alder men to be pasted. CATTLE AT (We now give a detailed amount of the great annual mar bet, of what we were ?Wordily able to publish ealy the r Anise brims »port.] It In been shown that of late yearn the ref} easpeies of meat in the metropolis was on the sworn 0141111111 sompatition, and consequent superiority and IC saltine, were therefore to to tweeted and line bees fully realhad, yesterday's market having hien sessidered by many eipmfer to that of say preceding year. The twins obis readied Londe* on Saturday—monster ones, Ms, by ter the Hase—the Great Western, North Wasters, Beam Cowin, and the Greet Northern Rail ways—esairopel a total lumber of upwards of four thousand heal, audesive of rawly 16,000 sheep. Such was the demand he eaten trucks, that it was found imposeible to bring up the Meek of the stack till a late hour on Sunday evening. The Wrap at Islingtoe Yd elsewhere was fully occupied en /lady, sad to some fasteners it was found ••••••••7 to 'MAW • lame camber of additioual hands to keep the "Wes Mgother la regular wan, sad prevent cow him wad hes. The eivesnaMentemede by the satinet*" to give spas* Meths Mesh weee gemerelly satisfactory, although of coons them.. aft 1111/11114 could not accommodate the whole of Me beinessetwethiteading that they were " packed " use *sr es dessely as oomible, especially as relates to thou km*" Wise of Reiland. who were shkfiy statiosed in Gatepareirest and adjacent turnings,which were completely fall of Deems aseellieds, de.. for ming a strange but plus leg outuram ea the. party Moan of which glimpses were obtsiaed homes/her directions. To give something like so idea of the estresedisary sompositios of the bullock supply, we may state that Devonshire forwarded its full nurabreof panned Deems ; Herehrdshire claimed and just i fy obtained its mewl memorial pantos with is wonderful " white , faced and red sided " pore Herefords; Lhoolnabire, Leicestershire, and Northuipteaskire, isatributed their thousands of mottled shorthorn., betides the " improved " stock, chiefly white; Norfolk, Suffolk. lesex,sad Cambridge. shire provided a risk treat for future hastiest@ la Ht. shape of those well ham sable &sots net mining a few remarkably floe Iwoulreds ; Sussex was ace behind is the net, sad her stately sane, scarcely any of which were each, seven yams' old, co m manded great lineation. Northumber land, Cumberlead, Westmorland, Warwickshire, Stafford shire, Shropshire, Eetlaudahire, sad moat other parts of England, were represented by stock which refloated the greatest credit upon the grazing continuity, and which, we need scarcely any, struck the vast crowds la animism' amongst which were isuadreds of foreigners—with astonish aunt. In the rural undi•ion of the foreign breeds no marked improvement wee perceptible. The senspetitios, and, consequently, the »duodena la the diaries for convey ing stock by the peat lines of railway—each, for instanoe, as the Northers sempaaiss—brought tee aa extraordinary show from Seatlesd indeed, it may be ossaidered the best no mord. Sons were exhibited which had travelled by rail upwards of 600 miles, there being supplies of theta from Aberdeen, rehash", and other aunties. By sea the number was somewhat limited, owing to the loss sad damage frequently sustained by heavy stock en board UN steamers. A mere gleam at the collection of cattle shows the dears. blouse—nay, the neeseeity—of a change in the "abilities rules of the Smithfield Club, and it is satisfactory to be ens. bled to observe that it is in oontemplation to form 616111.1 far each distinct breed, and thereby abolish the present mode of competition, which is chiefly based up early maturity. Stock was shown which would, under a OM order of things, hove done inflate* credit to the " Tad " end it cannot be concealed that such an addition to It would have Feely in creased its asefulnees and event. If early fanning is to be taken ec the true test of the vales of any particular bawd, it would be easy to point out large numbers of Devotes, Here fords, and rues which emended 160 stones (8 lbs.) in irritate, which were under four yeah old. In other instances, there were exec from seven to eight yeses old, which were fully 180 stone, in weight. It most be euenent to observe that • more wonderful 'dimi ties was never witnessed la this great metropolis. The unusually low prices obtained hare daring the whole of the preeeat year, and the increased Imports from abroad , might have lod many parties to astleipate a falling off in the supply ; but tie feet ia, and the iillllllllo arrivals of dead mut up to Nowa" and Leedeabill fully Nippon the Mate. meet, the numbers of both haste and sheep in almost elegy district in Englead, Including leetktd, are still rapidly la moans,. The almeses of any sedum widen* the favour able state of the weather dewier the seams, swaths (end whlah produced es Immense supply of hod, whisk is still selling at remarkably low together with the large return of the rut seeps, hue walled meet of the Erosion — especially se less stale wee parebseed at namable canes cies la the early pert of the erases—es speculate upon is. crowd supplies, aotwitlistastliag that the returns are say thing but reauserativo. Under wash circumwastess, ado cline in the supply could seareely hue beans:posted by pew Sisal men. We shall now proceed more particularly to analyst the show of beasts Front the niusering strewth of that been the northern counties, it may he readily asseived that the shorthorns ought to claim our left amenties, sad it is bat just to their owners to slate that, somber sad &asral weight considered, the supply is this rasped Weed Neat to them we elms the Herefords, whilst the Devoe*. MIN lad Sums stock nudity brought up the rear. Of emeste, we are hen considering the English broods only, as it would be manifestly unfair to throw aside the redoes of Seollsad ao occupying even • second rub. From distant parts of the country numerous Iriyirrs VON in attendance, end many of the beet shorthorns, Herefords. Scots, Devon', do, were purchased by these for eonveyeace to Brighton, Plymouth, Bristol, Bath, Liverpool, Hinting ham, Hull, Norwich, and to within say easy distance of London, at prices which will be head in detail below : The following staeseisat shows the number of beads exhibited, and the pile's obtained for them, ea the "groat days " during tea pia eleven meet Years. Beset shows, Prima I d. a. d. 1839 1840 1841 1843 1843 1644 1846 1846 1847 1848 1849 It may be aseemary to observe IMO the above amber& et stock limbos'' from time to than Imahhod by the oink of the market. Although the meson is now for silmotod, the Imports el foreign mock into London last walk were very miuntaive. The total newly amounted to am Ism than 6,734 hoed. During the carreepondioo period la 1610, we matimid 3,790; a 1848, 1.848 ; tad in 1847, 1,913 bead. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 1850. WOWS INTO LONDON UM 1/111L. Pres whore. 13 89 .-sui l . N XB SU ' P u.. Dam. P. 18 idelltordaat Aftriverp 104,11 8 -- Dire* tri al M r A=Ci 196 14 291 1.1 elf Tod. • 869 meek Gll l l rM a r ibe 683 .. 4.41$ 2.937 ..... _ Baas week ad 1848.. 61i 2,431 96 2 „ 1847., 258 1,684 71 Very few arrivals base bows reported at the ostperts. By was, from Ireland, 7 beasts aad 71 pip arrived for thi market last week. .417;oesgs 10;lodnoolashire begets exhibited yesterday, we noticed several Toadies' shorthorns bred by Mr. William Goodall of Deming, Mr. William Thomas of Hothead+, Mr. Rsbsrt Cook of Partied, Mr. Heweoa el Newbovough, end Mr. Dena of BpOsby ; whilst She principal portions of the Seem were forwarded by Meson. Mantas, Mr. Thomas Ilk. Georg* Knowles, Mr. Mikis Mr. J. Cooper, Mr. J. Keith, sad Meson. Station, the we'll-ksown lioseide impede* From Aberdeenshire some splendWoxen were seat by Mr. Fellow, as w.llas by Mr. Bobers Imes, and abhors from Norfolk. The above ie strictly la referees* to the space occupied by Moms. Volley and Marisa, and le need esateely istimiste that their stands sommanded wry penal Msestion. Mr. Themes Dixon, of Teller ine, to whom a large ponies of the Marquis of Easter's stook is generally masigned, had a very estroordinary show of stock ; **gentleman having es *kr W oxen the property of Mr. John Little and Mr. John Wadley, of Whittles's, Ise of Ely, sad 5 bred by Mr. J. see Wabliamo. Most of them were of gnat weight sad splendid =. Mr. Collies bad osari g aect to hint 10 remark- North Den*, from the estate at Mr. liattsen, of Castisere, Norfolk. The whole of them had been worked M pan, and their average weight wee compited at 40 st. per quarter. Kr. MeMwell, and most of the mbar salesmen, W millectioaa of stock which rte fleeted the highest credit Wee their einem. At least throe-few*" et the sheep were above the middle quality; indeed, seereoly any inferior Wails were amongst the supply. The Lomita. end Llaspelna aspen: lly were of nausea' weights. In the pow cenpied by the stock at Meson. Whitbread sad Starkey wire to remarkably pod ewes, be- lonia, to Mr. M. T. Sodding, of Sallsbury, and which bed obtained prises at two !Provincial shows. These sheep were greatly admired. Mews. Wean, the well-known salemsen, had a show of sheep which would have done 101 l site agent to the Baker street exhibition—via., 62 immensity lap Downs, bred and fed by E. F. Whitingstall, Esq., of Langleylksy, Watford, Hems, whisk sold at Si. each; 7 Olottesetere, by R. Rowland, Esq., of Creak:ow, Ayle ken, Becks, which method W. each; gad 84 ewes, the property of Mr. Rowlead. Mean. Wean had who 40 floe Downs forwarded by Herding, of Oxfordshire ; and several lots from various ether greaten. SUITS Or Tax Taupe.—Although, as we have already ob served, the ettendenee of butchers from all quarters. was numerous, the overwhelming nature of the bullock supply, together with the unfavourable state of the weather for slaughtering, and the inereand quantities el meat in Nevis*. sad Ladeuttell, prodoont a state of trade wittiest a parallel. From the op ain of the market till amity 8 o'clock scarcely any sales took Owe and througheat the day the demand for all breeds of beasts 'ruled exesseively heavy. at unusually low prime. This most be obvious, wheal it is stated that even the asset entomb in the faciedil eat realties more on the avenge than 3s. 10d. per who A few of the Aberdeen Boots might have produedb• psi Me, bat this must be coasidend as • very extreme pole. At the dosed the market there could not have bees he O 1,000 beasts unsold. For the time of year the malts, of Weep was good ; cempand with that for beasts the dinned was steady; neverthelne, it moat be called very in. attire at last week's prime. The top prices for the beet old Downs were 4s. to 4e. 2d. per 8 lbs. There were about 80 Dorset lambs in the nuke; in fair condition. There was a wants supply of both English sad foreign colna, la which very little was doing at the tate decline. The pork trade ruled exceedingly heavy, end prises ware with difilealty supported. Oar usual re po rt. of Woes per alba sinking the aid will be found in another column. 81le. ter mind of 6911th weight, sad rte. Id. per qr. free on herd dot pal lidst sized, weighing 60Iha. per tomb. The irked* woe still tres from itte, 4 lthtthrfurther supplies were 'wonted tw dews from the interior. At Esatye eeg, os the 7ta of November, the orals {rods was le a Tery drpreserd state ; prime were, homer, not lower than fel6se, whisk woe partly owing to the anthem able state of the exehaug• as England. Fine hl h rafted wheat was this gamed 39e. to Us. dd., aired 36.. 6d., sad ' red 35e. to 3fo. Id. per gr. fm en beard. For &limas in spring priest about 2.. per qr. shove the rates named were asked. Earley had maintained its previous val.., sad eats bad realised My former rat* for loe.l eansamptiors. Stocks of spring 011111 were gtharally small, sad it was the per veiling opinion that, even if prices of wheat should give way during the winter, other articles wash sot he influeseed thereby. Oar BUM letters are of the 9th instant. BMWs of wheat bad, mime that des) week, manifested so particular misty to malls, sad the few hugs*e whisk bid taken glom had bees at prime (lake equal to those previesely paid. Barley had been in good retreest; for spring t 18s. per v. had been asked for Oderbrusk, . 19.. far 521ba. Rate* lathes of the 7th 'ahem us that good espplies al I wheat-had i.e. to market, and that for ell but the very Anent quondam pleas had rather tended downwards; the hest sera bad bass offered at 119* to 395. 6.1. per qr. free ea board is whs, while mistreats foe the sommoeer kinds might have Mss hosed at le. to 24. per qr. lower. Belly had bees a gone deal inquired for ; equal to 13e. to Us 61. bad bees pattl-terr the laraviest, sad 17s. to 17e. 6d. per qr. free on based*, the lighter tiatedgielens,. At Ihndsmsd, cm the 9th of Deeenber, the sestbse was frosty, and the few vessels to pert demended fraisku. Quotation ter dames* in sprits( went, der whoa, Illte. to 6211 e., 38a ; barley, of 621 be. weight, 17s. 6d. ; and oats, weighisg 371bn, 16. per qr. tree es beard. Hamburg letter of Toothy state that .mealy anything had tees deems in wheat Owe the preceding post day, and that prime., both for immediate and eyries shipmint, had nm.iaed precisely es bane. The latest advisee holm Holland are decidedly dull. At Rotterdam, on Maeda', white Zealand wheat wee la , sad red Rhine the tarn lower, than on that day eressight, with bet little doing is either tor export. From Antwerp the omensts are of Wedneeders date. Wheat was then dill of tale, sad rather haler to buy than on that day m'anieht. Louvain of 61 lbs. weight had been offered at nasal to 39.. per qr. In* on board, sad other eons at proportionate rates. In the Preach markets prices do not appear to Mee under toss much varieties, bat the discouraging reports from hence had not hoes altogether without toluenes. The weenie from the priecipal ports la the Neither nano are similar to what they went Lest week, sad the trensestions is wheat appear to have been usimportant is that quarter. AtlUritsilles, cm the 10th of December, Polish Meer of superior quality might have been bought at 33a. 9d. per qr. free on board. By the wet relent advice@ from Anterior we Sears that the vane of flour hod rather tended downwards at New York, sad Nome of the other priacipal skipping porta. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. Meet the Mark Lew !breves.) We have to report another very dull week in the grain trade • the deliveries of Wheat from the growers, though not partkslarly large, have proved more thin adequate to setisfy the 'assumptive demand, and buyers have manifested no disposition to take more than needed for immediate use. That this has been partly Gassed by the indifferent crudities in whisk the supplies have some to band we have no doubt, sad it is therefore more e th:= table that business will remelt' languid until a change shall have taken plates is the weather. During the last two Or three weeke bee been exceedingly humid, which has bed a any iyaeMae effect on all kinds of grate, whether in auk so and no improvement in the condition COW be atpGeMi theft an interval of frost shall have beta experioneeL We are inclined to think that whenever this take One. the mitten, who have for some weeks put NW ducted their operations with extreme caution, will be inclined to make some addition to their sto ck.; and. Orwell we do not in any reason to calculate on a moth higher rasp of prices, we are of opinion that the resat desks* will be recovered, and that quetatioes will, during the first three mouth' in 1851, rule rather higher than they have done the last quarter of the pear now drawing to a close. What may subsequently occur mug depecid on de -1 manstances of which nothing can at present be known, each as the appearance whisk the crop on the ground may WOW in the spring, the extent of the probable shipments from abroad, &c. Sinai oar last weekly stales, some further decline bas taken place is prises of wheat at the leading provincial markets, which hes Plurally lofiussoed the trade in wheat at the markets in the agricultural districts, and a detains of about Is per qr. has been pretty generally submitted to at the shipping ports on the east coast, without leading to ez• tenets. sales. A decided inereue has taken plats in the deliveries of barley from the growers, and only the best malting qualities bays supported their previous value; secondary sorts and distilling samples having given way fully Is. per qr. in the principal buley-prodoedag diaricts. Notwatbetandieg the upward movement which has lately taken plus in prices of Oats, the supplies have continued I abort in all parts of the kingdom, end, whilst other meal's have receded in value, some farther improvement has been established on this description of grain. Tnoph rather increased supplies of wheat have barn brought forward by the grower' of late ia different parts of the country, the arrivals of the article coastwise into Lied= have been very moderate, and during the week ending this (Saturday) evening only 2,683 qrs. have been reported. The quantity brought forward by 15nd-carriage sample has also been smell linos Monday; indeed, beyond a few runs ' which than remained unsold, scarcely say Eighth wheat has appeared at Mark lane. The principal sullen have, however, manifested no symptoms of bang in any imp. dies want; and, notwithstanding the manner of the supply, great difficulty has been experieseed in effecting ease at peplum paw. The arrivals bees Ilrense have been lem abundant lam weak, bat th ere being What a large quantity of secon than dary and Interior !remit flour on the wharves the summoner kinds have hung very beav un p s ia hand. Bayles hal bummed en of Berley easetwlee, bssides • geed kw slims by -carriage earspkos, this grain has boon mike le buy. Oa Wednesday se particular change osourred in rims, but es !dog a dealing of le. per qr. was submitted to on the otelb rune of asking and &skiiieg, only the deist pat ties esrlelnld reviews Mei. The arrivals from 'breed have been anall, end geed keit grinding parcels have met e ratelernes share of selestisn. the prime realised being about the Imo es dame ewes& ea Monday last. line emosamil old seek has scarcely sold quite as wall as before, and resemthop _ilmeriptions have been influenced by the dull Mate stem beaky Lade. The antral of We It eve been quit* insignificant; from our own Pia only 3679r5. ; from Scotland, 369 qrs. ; from Inland, 41100 qn. ; and from abroad, 3,677 qre. having eons kind. TM supplies having for some weeks past fallen I skirt of the quantity needed for the consumption of the =e -1 lurks, the dation' stocks have been rather freely drawn upon ; It Is therefore fair to infer that they will be compelled Wore has to bey somewhat more extensively than they bare hitherto dens. The business since Monday he been M quite a retail character ; an attempt has been made to establish same farther advents, which has bad the effect of checking the sate, and the operation were altogether man portant on Wedn esday es well as on Friday, but the turn was certainly against the buyer. Beans of home growth have come to hand in soft pod'. tins, and have been placed with difficulty at previous rates. Egyptian have sold slowly, bat have not bun offered cheaper than before. White pas have excited little attention, end Bum can be no doubt that the mildness of the weather has lessened the consumption of this article ; in point of price we have n' Tanga es sati ns. Sern sleet hsa been held very firmly. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. The weather baa, it appears, been of a similar eba raeWr on the oestinent as in this country ; and, by the most recast advises from the Bahia, we Um drape beat bad bees ezperieneed. The supplies of wheel am IM growers had mosequently oome to baud in sea and the saipkviag demand having nearly esesed• rather trJ downwards. Our Dante. Won ere el the 9J inet. lissesely sap bedew bad bees dins iMdieueles wok, sat lines WU ibis bet Ada big *Wei eelsel Was paid bad boat WINDINO•UP OF JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES. CHEPSTOW, FOREST OF DRAW, AND GLOUCESTER RAtt.ws.r.—Yestarday than Ina • meeting before his limos? Master. Kindereley to wind op this company on petition, which stated that it was projected in ISO, with a capital of 600,0001., in 30,000 shares of 201. each. A laze. number of shares were allotted, and the derail 0121 2s. mud thereon, amounting to 66,0001 reseived by the ensubenot the committee of managemest.-Bir W. Twyeden, Sir W. Johnston, Major White, Messrs. Lawton, Hell, Andrew, Coltman, Fitswilliant, Morison, and Bead= Expenses were incurred in going to parliament, after which the company was dissolved, sad • suns of 26e. per share was Maned Is the shareholders, who, as having their scrip canoelled, signed a release. No amounts, however, of the reosipi and payments had been made ; and at the time the 26.. was returned it was represented by the secretary that there was a sum of 12,0001. la hand, which would give a still farther return, whisk as yet bee never bean made. The ropertion of the deposit thug retained for expenses wee 22,0001 ~although the projected railway was only twisty. eight mina long; but it is alleged that 11,0001. of this amount instead of being redistributed mem; the saboribers was applied in the promotion o( another preliminary mhos% which also tamed out abortive. The ?Wilmer., therefore, pray that, as debts are ontstanding, an inquiry may be made into the mattm. Mr. Nogales, the only one of the assuaging committee who appeared out of these imamemed, was examined to show that large same of mass had low paid by glimpse to defray the liabilities of the company. bahmmoently Mr.Teroll, who appeared as nand Fassennel of the &restore, and Mans. Allechett and 6impsem, soli. thou, intimated that it wee the Omission of them Indian to present a petition to the wart to rescind the order to wind up, ea the ground that there woe no company to wind up. Mr. Wars, counsel for the official manager, sad Mr. Adios having outmoded to the contrary that they. were debts oat stand*, the ease was adjourned, it being stated by the solicitor to the official manager that one or wee of the directors were in Australia. MIDLAND UNION RAILWAY. Yesterday, his Roma Master Timmy &misted Mr. K. P. Hardin, somintent and setaary, official manager, to wind up the slursi of this smapaey, the liabilities of which are alleged to amount to 60,0001. Meson. Quilts, sad Baodemaa were the other candidates. NATIONAL DISINFECTED AND DRY MANURE C Yeeterday, another dohs was brought in under this emu, for 6641, sad proceeded with. OXFORD AND WORCESTER EXTENSION RAILWAY. —Yesterday, on settlian the list of provisional committee, before his Honour Sir Omen Hese, those who did not appear when called were pined upon the list. It is under. stood that the ease of the momben of the mass* sow mitt *, will be taken up on appeal in the ease of Morrison, who was one of them. Tux FRANKLIN is expiated at Southampton to-day from New York ow Iwo way to Haws. .. - • • HIoUWAT ROBBRRT.—A daring highway robbery was committed in the neighbourhood of Birmingham yester day 150111i111. Mr. Fern, a butcher, minims on business in the Ronsfair, aceomptniod by • frieed, left Birmiaghaul in a gig, with the intenues of attending Wuwiek fair, between 4 and 6 o'clock. On arriviser at the Reservoir, about six Ire Bieminghase, the gig was surrounded by six sea. Two had hold of the horse's head, while the othersanggod Mr. Fern from the vehicle. They than cat the reins, and the hone and gig, with its remaining oils pant, were started at a furious rats is the direction of Solihull. For a short time Mr. Fern asaistained • resolute contest with hie amailants, bet ultimately as was laid Jaws *hie on the posted, and the thieves curled off upward/ of 1231.111 cash. The bons and gig, over whit* Mr. Fern's companion had so ustrol, same in unto*, about a mib distant, with a wmpu, by which it was stopped, and information was immediately conveyed to the county and railway pollee statlovied at Solihull. Oa ?learning to the spot where the robbery was committed, Mr. Fan was found to have boas dniedfally beaten about the head, and was re , moved to hie hoses in Birmingham. In the seam of the day the pollee of Birmingham sad Solihull unneeded in ap prehending foil ass inspected of being implicated in the robbery. Three of them were token at • pablitelwasa in Solihull, and the fourth in Birmingham. Mr. Fern ideut4 flea two of them meet positively ea amongst his sosailanta, and *thee evidence shows that the others were associated with them. The primness have the appearance of " nav vies," and are aappcead to bap been employed on the works of the Birmingham sad Gibed Junction Bailwey. A Can or DOUBLR HORSE STRALINO IN LRICES TIMMS' —On the 30th of October, a man named William Vas, • native of Hasbends Itnworth, stole a bone, the property of the Mimes Maley, of Mosley. Ho went to Grantham, where he left the bore at en is& for • month, whe• he went in the tight and broke open the stable-door and took the hone away, uo &tab' with the intuition of de frauding the isaks of this set of the keep. The landlord, supposing be should have to sake good the lost bad some headbrils printed &ad simulated. Oa* of the bil ls totted its way to Lesion, where the mesa Espinosa to go with the hone, sad be was apprekeuded by the pollee. Otte of the muse bills found its way to ettpatinteudest Pry, at Market Her borough, who reospieed than dosoription as oorreepoading with the born belecgiug to the Minot Gladly. He put himself in communkalion with the ladled, and met him a bill. When it wee dimmed at Lentos that the man bad stolen what wee supposed to be his own hose, he was as the eve of being discharged, bat the solicitor of the Grantham Amodation reclaimed a noosed as the pound already stetod. The mans wee amordiagly brought over to Ltionier, the has was ideal:died as behave; to the Kisses bindley, end the peorrer w seasmitted to take his trial at the ses sions by W. Parkin, Seq., oa Wednesday lest. IMPORTATION Or ITORT.—Few persona ho an ides of the valise or extant of the importatiess of ivory Into Southampton, prionijally frees Aiexandrbaby the Pinta solar and Orland °moseys eteestem The demand has greatly inereseed (twill; the last few yeast4s Is sd, albs. the supply bee beta considerably woos IS mot easel to the demand. The tusks mid *see ( SEM Is ell) brought here by the Sipa as henna Sapp emit onftoom day lost sold by Wilts statist is Lostioa, and waxy mal• Mod from 18s. to Me. per lb., the whole posinslas sm. 26.0001., the greeter pordwa el whisk wee paid Am Wm distal', a distant ale per mot. bins allowed Ise mai, bat no payment is extondad Mimi no month from the day el sale. It &paean that the quondam of mita *lids have been tram tints tot istealkMw grim Melissa* scoftmod buried in the deserts of Arabia; Ikees as hltsfili up PAW' pally on scout of the Peeks id llsrypt, sag thou trans mitted to England fee solo. Soso al the tooth luipmtad is the Ripon more sot this Glass, and la en adoson state of dray, such as it mast have token 'Wades to palsy.— Eforopshins Insispossiont MONEY MARKET. MONDAY RUINING. In the railway share market this was ticket day, preparatory to the settlement of to-morrow. The operations of this account have resulted in an upward movement, and the fluctuations have been onisider able. We give below a statement of the highest and lowest prices of the shares chiefly operated in : - _ . Lowest Price. 10 00 0 BUM 114 . ... „ ...,_ . ...n 100 BUM amazater le Oililsoka. SO Motor and Washes& 1 71 15 ..... ..... - ..... 11 fa Unarm Clommtles 6l is Vast lamushire SS Goat llsstnieh 100 Groat WaNsom q .. 79 99 71 Rail SO andlell— So larstast asiftrilsie 100 lorrohnora t adoldrs 50 londs NA 114 Landsman' Ilaskandl mad SotathOssat.„ 1 11 1 71 1.1: I.== wait.. 1264 1194 ISO Loner edam& WORM 6O 140 Usnabastse, Sholiold./Lhoostashlro SI 100 30111 art.. 494 .. „ 411 103 noraik is SS Noe* Solna 174 North Uslendoins. ti 7 i SO Oaked,,Warargar.nßalvolbowtom 21 II issill aga nsigheionlndpis l 9 Ilselh -- U SO Terli. Sewed* a Illtrwidr. lll it 4 ... 60 Tort and . Nora Mini 144 a This shows the following differenors : Pa Blum East Lleasattirs North Britialt Oxford mid Woreastar !I Aberdeen Shellsld and Manchester 6 Lancashire and Yorkshire ll Gnat Northers Midlard South Beaters 3l Caledonia* South Wester. North Stafford ll York and Newcastle Norfolk Per Sent.. Chador and Holyhead Butters Counties i .. 10 Great Western 74 .. 10 York and North Midland l4 .. 9 Loudon sad Nwth Wesson.— 10 .. 8 London end Blackwell Bristol and Better We are informed that a measure of considerable interest to the trade of the port of London has been adopted, in the determination to reduce the East and West Isdia Dock rates. This must entail a like step on the part of the London and St. Hatharine's Dock Companies. This measure has long been imminent. On the one band, the expected rivalry of the proposed Victoria Docks, opposite Woolwich; on the other, the extension of docks else where, and the reduction of dock rates. The rise of Goole, Glasgow, Gloucester, Preston, Manchester, Gainaborough, Wisbeech, Exeter, and other inland places, to a considerable position in our foreign trade, and the establishment or extension of Southampton, Fleetwood, Great Grimsby, Lowestoft, Sutton, Poole, to say nothing of the collier ports, have brought many rivals into the field against the great docking ports. Liverpool accommodation has been extended and rates lowered under the influence of Birkenhead • Bristol has taken the first step in breaking down doc k monopoly ; Hull has doubled her docks, seeks a new outlet to the sea, and proposes to follow the example of Bristol in the cause of free navigation. 'Me dock companies of London cannot lag long behind. Antwerp letters of Saturday evening report the closing quotations of that day's market as under:— Belgian Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 491; ditto, Four and-a-Half per Cents, 891; ditto, Five per Cents.. 1040 , 42, 981. Austrian Five per Cent.Mstalliques, 74, Spanish Loan of 1834, 12 3.18; the Home Tens per Cents., 331; Roman Five per Cents., 75g. Exchange on London, 24.85 to 821. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoot, It will have been observed for some days past that whenever the market has shown any appearance of an upward movement, sellers have never failed to come forward with a view to realising at the present high figures to which the home funds have attained ; and this observation is again born out by the coarse of to day's market. Consols opened as they left off yester day, 961 to 97 ex div. for the 16th January, and were soon purchased at the higher fractior, but the appear ance) of sellers depressed the price to 961, and it is now quoted 961 to 1. The market is generally quiet, and the transactions are of no particular importance. Business is reported in the Reduced Three per Ceuta at 971, 1, and 1, and in the New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents. at 981, 991, and 981. Lang Annuities, 1860, mark n. Bunk Stock, 213. The market for the unfunded securities is quiet at the improvement of Is. noticed yesterday. Eat:beeper Bills, 1,0001. and 5001, have changed hands at 655. and 68e. prem.; ditto small, at 651. India Bonds, large and small, at 851. prem. In the foreign stack market the actual business hes been small, as the dealer are busied with the ar rangement of their accounts for the peat fortnight. Mexican Bonds opened rather - link, but are now steadier, and were last done at 361. Peruvian fully maintain the recent improvement. The sales repotted this morning are in the un dermentioned descriptions only, via. : Dutch Two-and-a• Half per Cents., 581 and 1; Eqaador Bonds, 31 and 31. Mexican Bonds, 36. 1, k, and lest 361. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,lB49, 821. Russian Five ner Cents.,llo; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 971 0 Spanish Aetive Five per Cents., 18i. The main feature of business in the Stack Exchange to day is the settlement of the share account, which, as might be expected from the heavy operations and frequent fluctuation in prices, is the largest known since 1845. The rate of continuation to the next account, In many cases, ruled very high yester day, being as much in one instance as 50 per cent. , per *annul. The rate to-day is also very casaider able in some cases. odd ADO, N 1134 3 de Ct. I pia Ct. Ma. Asa.. 6 per 04 Arldia 44 per 04 Bold 16244. "6 4 74 ter Oust., io 6 oar et. e VI ItnalHan Bela. Id II Ude Nd. 171Z 4 i1=12.13 41 4 4 Ditto Coinatb. 1144.. Odumblao Ndsvlot Han, 7i a 3 or Ot. Idabel Ma, 74 I 16 par Ct. Ihrto 114... 68 4 god Ct. Odd 0rd..444 P 4 rotteid! IN DlL—Twa I fo< OLOss. Lek, 96d I tratalfr lL le fle tea nirs Pg r e t eL s Ow 1 ""T",a:itl: s 1 ru. Isl 3 or Of. dideir. lei OM Dles Do. Wand %Wei 3w Ot. Venni(Pl I m* ((skated 11.0,. 319 MIN C ING-LA N 13.-T HI S DAY.. suosaLLVe;;;;Wpuei;;;Tel, «Waisini 415,000 baps sad 300 bhda., are progression steadily, at tan priests. Tea railed market has been dell to-day, and prices am with difficulty supported. Grocery lamps, 60s. 6d. to 625. Correa.-2,300 bus Costa Rico went off in peblie sell, and chiefly sold at tali prices, 60s. to fris. We ue without transactions to report it native Ceylon to-day. Tll.—Twa Tea Trade. as customary at this season of the year, buy very sparin.ly. Corros tamales steady. 300 bales sold yesterday se 'Change at pr. Mous rates. Bricsa.—There have not beea any offered in pub%) tele today. Rots remain• firm. Immo continue dell dubs. In tithrr uncles so material alteration. The public sales to-day have hews limited to Seise and Coffee. TALLOW MARKET.-4UD3 DAY. grey to der is asfistiop from • swabs, sad takes ar defrosted. Tao qaotatioas lave roosslid Os tbo falotriosi ntss:—Poorrsbara Y.C. oa tha oast, d'is.; oaths r0t,36 di Jas. Yob. sad liar* M r. 9d.; aime . see; to adi 91 . • tbs 1.861_.:36. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Masers. Connor aod Davis mart trade at the Al loots* oaotatiaos:—Prue Meadow. Dis. to Ws.; ishrier, SOL to don •' Rosen, GO.. to 66a.; Clover, old, TOL to M.; Sem, s. 20to 245. BIRMINGHAM, Dmerober 16. bran 11 Than was t poi Wilma daps La the Oars market to-uay, mad Flora area all la abase. South Buten,e we,. dens it 23 ; Bknwi irJ tad Bunnies bac tea, at 41 1 dia. • We at 61 Ilakol. at 11161.; *al Ilettli Staoris, at 3 08. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS TRIO DAY, Two o'Cioce. The share market shows much steadiness to-day but prices on the whole are scarcely so good as yes terday. The arrangement of the account mainly engages attention, and a large portion of the day% operations, which are again upon a considerable scale, are connected with this event. Great Westerns are at present rather better than they left off yesterday, business being last marked at 781. North British are also in demand, and have been bought as high as 10, which is a considerable rise. Berwick*, Loodon and North Western stock, and Midlands, on the other hand, are at prefect quoted lower. South Easteros are steady. Burns' RAILWAY'. W I Ott Ili a I cgs HI Aberdeen 1 Si Do. Preaas; 2 mhsl Ilatta. • sod Ust Jamaica Darby Si Masa Md. Rt. I m =to.) 28 pLertelligrarl Pi 1 Do. wltkailtagearsaase IS Wm., Wale.. sad Dudley oeirldistar. IS Do. withoet a gasrealse 131 Btra.Wolv.lo dim Talley 1 100 Bristol sod &star 179 tioeldagbasodtlre SO Cs/adcalan 10 Do. CIO Piefi 7 reni; •.:: SO Motet sad Hairiest' .. 40 Dublin sod Belfast 311 Last Anil= IS 1).. CTS L 11.1 Do. 11.104.)7p.Ct.Pre3. Sl t Do. 33.105.16 p.Ct.Pref. 10 Do. New Pref. 6P. Ct.. el Do. Eat. Sp. Ct., Na I ei Do. do. No.l 00 Do. N. k fast. S per Ct 43 Do. New _ 23 Cestera Vol" elm A (We E. U. 3b.) 23 bo. dais IL and CettiO 20 Da Ber le 6 P Ct.) 21 Bast . . IS Seetleecoleeliptuir.ip.Ct 211 Adie rAiaburgh loargh Irertb, mad G lit im alee w 12.zeue,Yec411,13 Meths.. 209. Heeler mad Easooth 99 Great Northern 1 134 Dleitsm.A,Dieerreci I Ipi Do. abseee. 8., 6p. Ct. I lye Do. par Coat. Prot. 00 Gt. Solahmad West.(lre.) h Do. 13 6 11 1 As 100 Greet Monk et Ragland— ICO Great Waters is Do. New 617 30 Hall sad Selby in Do. shares 50 Lowman sod Carlisle ::: I ill Do. Tbirda 1 4 00 71 umgmhk. laacaster socl a.d Prestoe Turtaw„ .- • Do. P AID . . , 100 Do. Ip. Ct. Prof. itcai 111 De. Waft Dialog Unica 30 Leeds and Brediord 10 Leeds sad rank S lo De. Pref. Querters,l446 114 baboon sod Blskwsß .. 100 1t.., Brlghtca, t 6.ooest loe Do. New •ea.l p. Ct.- 9 Do. gart er go Do. Fret S psis Cent... . 0 60 Do. Conert.3 p.t3.,11139 111 Loudon sod Gresowlek... xi Do. Pretenses .—. . 100 Loudon & Noetb.afeelete. I 7 Do. do. New 1 shares... 0 Is Do. HAM . Do.Elosh.,siaiiii.(b) 100 I.oadoa i eouth..Matirs eli Do. New, 34 Do. Haw, 640 Do. 11*, Preferesai pp Lowestoft Guar.{ paCsat. .12.ireb.,Itaz.,netMallcal "it Do. 1 Aura, No. 1 10 Do. Nan tlo Prot 1 Do. is Prvaranse - 41 Do. Man.& Unci.Uoice is Do. Z3O * dare; 100 Do. Wren. aed Darby ._ 100 Do.Cona. 8.40; B. II p. C. 23 Neernarkst 111 10 Do Vatesnoo Do. Duran. II pan Ct. U North Bridal ... I Do. Protium* ... 11l North Ittseardehlro . 30 Maud, Usu.,* Warw. 10l Do. 10 and io.baraandll Bal.tm w :L dwi, (71 31 Do. Shapreth Itatarion 17 Sionith Central 131 &tem.& Mau, Oar • 1 Do., New Goaraaired Nantraary and Cheater 10 Do. Salvos 1 Do. New 10 Do. 1 per rest. Prat.:: Sbrogoblre Cake 13 Do. Prehrura; 01 Swath Staarrdaldn n &nth Dam $0 Swath Wake II South Torkaittr . ; lk liver Don m Tarr Vale tilted= ft Watarlord and Lined& Is War Vialey, B p. Ot. gut 175 1.016) Ditto ... 50 911110, Nome!, ?<Ways. 78 Tork.ftwertia //Berwick 70 Do.liat (Tait ?Isms. 9 Do. O.N.E.P stela or Pre 17 Do. MD Do. Ditto -. 50 York sad North 11511.1 10 Do. Pros Pomo. Ilritirets. 01 AairtO.Ttata - masa -- I and Austruie) 20 &Warm and Azaleas ... 20 Conn! Franco ( lerson) 8 Dutch Shag& 11 !Wet lodtaa . Oreas lath= It Do. . 20 Sum and Lisp 16 Noetbonst of Frame_ 7 Ortem awl iscisasz 20 Paris and 0710 so• 20 Paris sad 11 Pais sad ticruboar . ; 30 Rows sod Ham 10 870810 . • sod Mere 14 Talmud Names ... 11 116 11 1 dia. sl N 6 1 pa ni S 11 pa. 7 1 Sa. lye Ile 74 76 171 IS 141 101 41 51 Ike 171 131 is ii the !I P 11 .. I 11 1 di.57. i - 7 pat 1 1 4 19 1 13 131 31 31 28 30 7 ye II I 171 It/ 8 81 11 11 121 12 40 42 I i Pa 99 4 to ll db. 44 - Sii 91 13 Be 70 27 6 1 FM Ski „ Sal 69i ll 101 dia. 71 61 dia. II 6 by dl6. 93 97 71 1730 67 Si 136 13$ Ili 116 67 80 87 60 114 134 236 166 1166 1276 46 41 301 6 66 Pa 7 1 Pa• 76 79 13 II - 11 . au. 2* 24 pa. 13 14 2; A" ..4 if 41f 49 f j 191 19 dli 14 .11.1 pig ui - 1 -- 13 21 '3 I 6 16 d IS` tab 41 s 6 66 47 6 xi 71 191 SD 42 . it 17-St p.. 7 1 7 1 . 1 13 13f 6f bf es. II s a/s. Si 10 ei 1 Us 111 I 4& Si 3 dig 13 IS It 13 23d*. 111 134 U S 4 31 3Ma 9 7 die 4 4 19 11 43 44 19 191 64 61 dia. 34 31 61. 13 16 44 4 24 344 11 11 414. 2 21 6 1 9 161 161 41 11 pre 41 Os. 1 I II .1 4 41 Ws $3 SS $6 7:1 51 dls 106 $ 3 9 1 91 LIVERPOOL, Doestriber 16 . Stook Exoneson. A very brilliant market today. Prices are still steadily riabig.—Aberdeen, 111—Behenhead„ Lancashire. and Cheshire (221. &hares). 61 I—Caledonias , IU4 I—Chester and Holyhead, 17—Ditto Pref. gum 64 per toot.), 131—Beetera Counties, 61 6 16- est Lasembire. 124 I—Ditto tpre(erenee (Al, 61 -Kendal and Windermere, 71.-Lans•thite and 1 shim), 7 11.16—Great Northern ' Yorkshire Consols, 694 9 Ic. 9—Ditto (fifth ah.), 6 16 16 d.—Lance ter sod Carlisle (third *barn), 6 p.—Laertster and Preston (11 sb. ie. at 121. 10$. d.), 31 p.—Leede and Think, 144—London and Norsk Western, 1281 6—Ditto (new 4 shares), 41 1 e. 4 p.—Ditto (I shame, C ), 3 1.16 3 p —Manchestar, Sheffield, and Liege's, 274—Ditto (1 sic, No. 1, 71 till '63), 12—Ditto (pref. sham), 10 1316 Ditto (61. new pre( ), 1 p. Midland, 60 Ditto (4 shares), 19 d.—North British, 9c. 4 I—North Staffordshire, 81 a. d. South Rasters and ttever,23l 1 1 York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 191—Ditto (preferences unpaid up), 34 d —York and North Midland, 241 1.-Dateh Rhe nish, 41 d.—Rotted, end Ram, 10,. , MANCHESTER, DION/Air 10 BTOOS. Skow•won.—We have had • very strong tad • I very emitad market. There hes hem • I•xQe legume, and peion have adorned emstderably, Lansahfte• and York• shims as much as We, min 'titian bean dreaded at 84 TIM . market was quieter at the close ; and though prime did not ,• gins way, Mere were rather more maws than buyers. LEEDS, Docensber 16. PROM RICKAWOI.—Tarn has this inuring been • very Arm market, and in most instanoes the quotations an biatisr. Tb• following Is a list of tb• buena* done : But loineashir•, 121, 13,134 • Radom Union, Clue A, 74 ; ditto, Masa B, U. 101 91. Ludr i and Think, 15164; Wr et &dims Union, 6 o l i itn B o l. , a ltji lit:i l bu i rut n. ars ia te l. 2' 14 ii/6734bweilth:Irdil, Itesthertun. awn Goole , 19; Oxford, W a le g ces . bir, and Wolves tfunpton, 194 10; Think Satanist; No 1, 161. 3d. die.; Marieek and Bantoe, 4 dim. ; York sad Ncrh Mi floods, 944 ; Doren, No 4, 44; Gnat Northern, 6 per Cent. I' ref., lif ; North Plateau s 116 aUs. -. ... 77 711_ 11 12. U II U. 10 ID 41 " 4 s. 1, • .• `••• • • • 130 29 30j 1 211 gs i l i to te 5 314741 191 19 1 i 14 .-(-C `\ 73>p• ...s•• :•'''! '4../ *:.g. .44fFN;,..4 C, g 75 5 171 5 I 9 i al 13 I 2 ? SO 17 1 i I 64 111 121 77181 1461 7 61 Sti I i 78 7 0 49 ili IN 1 86 31 111 Ws Si 6 dig 3 4 I 114 234 $ 6 331 3i 14 34 44 Sa NiY II I 14 4 e 2 1 I 26 10a I I 1!'