The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-17 00:00:00

/ ./.° ' .. 4 . . ..,-- ~...-- -1--. .- . 7.........„.„, ___............._ ~. . 1 -_ a i : T./.%.1 • ~r ••f . ; • • : -.1 • (41ij , . _ . . • , _.,„. *MN( y • 0 / 1 7 - 1/t si • * ril ALi AN LINE OF PACK: Im M r•A Y lAnst. sad Hopis , Train kr VAX it. War VIIILLIP, MOUTH al/ITIALIA. bi.-711110 dig.hipe ellathe Ant am. low urn Ow* sal eminefameets gala ghee Pa Orb dip" rallles. No. 1,763.] RAILWAY& THIS DAT. Ton *Una. Thum bent the all day et the week, When in shine has not bens active, but the Bataan Magna/ hes set adheted pries% whisk an estamesly arn. Mut et the tnesanisas eissiaded toda y have ben at higher rates. hish*g Great Ws tees, Candealee,L coeds, Northing. Wdeles. laneeshire sad Yorkshires, North Aeneas, Smith Western, Mikilaads, sad Beath Ilisdava. The imprevaasat careatdaLes are ow. ratee, bonen/r , is an large. masse AND ITO= 11111110AWITUD. LONDON, SATURDAY 0, APRIL 17, 1852. [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. IMP .—.—.— , pow ... 41 4 Pews Maar 4 paw . ... .. 413 posse lei , 4 9 MN 4111 pore .. mat ... 41 Pan en-- ...... ....par 'lila* . 61 pow .. i wise „ 43 pews ... 43 prose r 44 4746; ... par ;obis " $7 mos ... pro . _ _ MINE& FILIDAT EYNNINO.. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. I mar _ . 7 OiMisir. 1.03141-6417.: MO plow - OTAIONAN ...».. INS L Owittry . cuit01U3144.1....- WM Nab . / Damns arms 1 Ortia4C4 ISID P. Sou. r!le Mil. Crib sv 1 _ MINCING -LANK, SATURDAY MORNING. The colonial markets re-opened on Wednesday. There has been a moderate supply of Sugar offered, and in some instances advanced rates have been paid : the new qualities of Barbadoe., and the Bemires description of Bengal, both realised higher prices. In foreign • very considerable bu t sines. has been done, and at public sale good strong Ha ' vannah has been sold at a dearer quotation. Coffee has been very fiat ; there has been but one sale, consisting of native Ceylon quality, which was chiefly taken in at 311 x. ; in plantation very little has been done, but latterly there has been a better inquiry. The Spice market has been mo derately supplied, and the fine, bold quality Nutmegs, are scarce, and dearer. The Cinnamon sales have been put off from the 26th instant to the 3rd proximo. The tea market bas not improved, although, in several instance., bottlers decline to sell at former prices. p,et neer. Pall nap 1 and Pen Addable Pert Noel IA". II Apr. 1 op* ft eselsrelpoll. vim, art sm. ..... 1- ` 4 ,== a rrameries 111164 bis altos Verde: Mosilef tarp AsegMbis ItIMMIALL sod ILDRI W R M. rialkanh-street. Ise lads, sp ft I p.a. I 4 k4l ciItYSTAL PALACE.—The Committee tee the al Ur Cr)stal raw nvot ingision 10 ~04.0 am p menbry um, resume h. di•ChiSt 9212.122~ ; v, omotgetopt, them VO2. UN2llolllol2g m t, SO sltsc 10.1.111211 t't s oths. Me UItAND run &A- 00 02 II VILUA O T Put CANNOf TAKE macs —Ape 14. Lo • -- )IEItI . it „ I lON the CRYSTAL PALACE. but It - eesernseeee a the Chief Ammer et .:S ...112d rotted onieerh.ry •seirsoliene be were the loidlag ba th • COMIIITIVE ter IM Preeervellent of KY.NoWlit to the It INO'A %.411.1111.4“. WhITO SU ONAMWOWeIb,.. Want le be sltree•e.l. .1011,1 1110111tIT WARRIM AO IS. ISM Julth MOKI•AN Merit& "•.• renown. •:. Wife:o .4 lD I W IA.11:11BNIR HOU PIP Ise breweries. e w spere. We,Ti•ft prams. keerlbstlow sosurr, sad Aril- We es. tutus 01 rats se Lt.& for Wee tM rink& wpm's. rottsbi I.ll•Tllbbet shower end Sprees. Bea% rtseerprost iehme Copts. ae sad beds. wts.le soy elm to seder. A:1 ar.irre ...lrres. 1 to TANIS LYNN HANCOCK, belts•rstobrr Isom! stki.er, o.weLl.road, L. will mkt knekkate attires. j L.HANCIi'S INFLATED INDIA-RUBBER V • AILPKOOF 11111).CUALL liu• saw' and s•rfal sr bee .••7 .4405,% urd.ary Air 0 0 4.0,• • ler Wog Vett or 'den at.try ort 'kr irk ribich • al irked to tko r. not tr•dot • Kikakt• r me , ture ••• t , Wow by 11 Ire To •.eye tayb'etwi. midget Wort wide • a 1 111' • • bm: 14 will flrpt bt. *MO., .alrillay Ad.pied la greet mail sad woh.rt, Atter on he.: r A LLISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte m ,.. , ,,,,,,,,,,, .9 mad 71. tbatnuareet , rusavid bast A LLISON and Deaaattatt. PI ANt ill IitTPA at Me bout work. stata.p for a alt. ittfta. and EXPORT trioN. latertmeato batua bars out t.it hire tam/ equal ta aye) to be sold at a ace saartba mluttaaa—atiort.bar4 Plaaafartat by ftfillOS rams at Pa prima IMMEL'S •TOI LET oistma ssamssid V im at as Orpolul Palms) Is tar Imp In dle Caicos es • • wi.rrr resat ix tb• seam so% • pip•mt Alm sol • poseitt Splienels ior abeam. Pries LL'! 4TI oars the isorsolie of • sertsat mar to these (laity dnappalsled gin the latiketlar prepara.lans odd ender Ho Now of balz dyes. Prime Ss. IL pa a, isdellas Imam ••. hs.l of an podium and at of the sob paprisnw. _ IWILWIL. rider. 30. Osnurd-ation. Saba, Imam lool.lß at bunk*. to sni . 1 :11 •aila. I ealltries, or apart= 1s 111. 1111311 HAIR 01 II pan' 1 1 1 vibe are aim et I Sift loft A le 01111 rII TKElli I mad HEALTH.—A geed wt of OsPow NNW Ihmumillo losommi r,.. 'lib Moir MEP Is et Os Mort Impiamo Is men Mimilml. Imil is rippis Se pupal MAI M Mr poor . moMmtim of Md. mg Ms mop pot sommoks of pos imiessol Imaits. Momar rro. md sr = =.6lbusd 4 IM lIMMILUODIP Mob la apoility M km mi pommigg sMAYtYMornpi erl i r i lk &It Mold m osibms A ImMit mdl momoimms and logr o si ma poUbm *Moms to Me mmodba swellet4 mimes sple it mkt Ms tie Smiled ed. mil lbw lit the MA esele In d l a mdmm. Weld Im animals hollmom Impel Gina= mdi pm* Mae Um*. Prim M. N. pr Ms. ft prim did* Pos Ms vs" °A. II WASSII " mamod an 1m OmmuMme damp MNb al l= a lM w diming mod memo& aim and Mettles. I. It towhee imt • leo mound of Epilog who, worronisd to ttWiwi* sod mortis, orbolooals Mali bib 81W i tSTED TAP WRAPPERS (to owns& the los4 4. l 4 noiliod ol %Wm; mom, et and 10. gete osoltet. Tbe trade N.B. It is In do Orrin Exhibition. noition 22. Po. 412. ARLOVPB NNW IN- k • elle MD St Le-ACTING SYPHON 0 g. &SQUIRM NO eItIMPIO !, 11 ----. s I Prevents ate. hen. War, se et— lemur i ''S • r tlirthe ime rse ial jet that i bete m wa impede 11 2 . . A I t I , A Al C 1 ----- --------- _ _ Imo _ -:.1 ol!1 the bet; eleeleeled le repay Its met IN . i , . too orbs of do : pia 4a. SL: dills 7' be slurry, ka.. ea hl l . 111 ooro le s. Illo=tott br; l e o li C it P " tM too of Se dose (wthilt Ito a loolloop- pude, IlooloOsion hoollohootairooolos Womb klolo SIM* IS IMENI altriallt tO and Indy; vim Os lop is Wad r... i ca a. mos Was I_ JANIS SASLOW, 14. Ma Wl= stmt. Moosisokow. fildiaol UK 11.1.—ilaseamewrimumialmged LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Ltvaaroot, A.ratt 16.—Our market opened buoyantly this morning, and some activity prevailed till the ant re port of the committee, soon after noon. Sines then there has been much less doing, and we note a alight reduction in quotations. The following an the transaetiene_ : Automate and East Junction. 24 d.—Birkenhord, Lamm shire, and Cheshire, Ill— Ditto (late Cheater and Birken heed), 17—Blackburn (late B. C. and W. Y.), 61—Cala. &lass, 201 4—Ditto (preference shares), BI—EaM Lanca shire, 174—Edinburgh and Oleagow, 314 —Leneashire and Yorkshire, 744 1 4—Ditto (fifth shares), 61-16 e. 1-16 4. Ditto 201. F. shares). 1 d.—Liverpool, Crosby and South port, 2 01 1204 — Louden and North Weste rn, 126 e.— Ditto (new I-shares),64 p.—Ditto (fifth share s), 44 p.— Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln (61. new preference), 684 4 {—Ditto (consolidated Birmingham and Derby), 36—North British, »3—South Eastern sad Dover, 224 —Warrington and altrinchant, 1.16 d.—York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 194—York and North Midland, Bement, Area 16.—Ths market was active, end with values well maintained. Bristol end Euetere dosed at 95 ; Caledoctiaae, 201; Great Westerns, 92; Midlands, 684 South Eastern and Dover, 221 ; York and North Midland, _ lisscnurrna, APRIL 16.—Ws have bad a dull market, and prices bare "actuated, skiing rather lower :—Loodoa sod North Western New Quartets, 61 p. Doyen, 224 ; sod North Midland, 26 ; Sholleld , 66, 41, ; ditto Pref., 134; Midlands, 66' ; Law* 741; Caledonians, 201; Edinhurah sod Glasgow, 32 ; East Lancubiro, 1 74. liiisuirinuen, Aram 16.—This market was SCUTS to day, slid prices in adessee a shade. Levies, Aram Id —The share trunsactioaa on Change thig moratna hare bairrrtnittad to Lancashire and York shirt at 744, Midlsads at CAI ; and East sad West York shires at 6 APOTRECARIRB . HALL—NORM Of gentlemen who pater their entaionsa M the ernes said preetre of medicine. and received seetYeale to ea Time day. Apra 11, 166.1:—Dard Jaime Glaweggserare ; Thome wI Sehe W rd. Montgomery ; Warn Webb. is •p, tembusilsr.Nowl wc "a ; " 15 Laic Lewis; ham Choir Crete. Baader*, Robert Cut Mora Yadl ib e= r a Jobs Thema. Mariel iam i!il e t iohave Name, hi limb Tr bon. lawien uma ran lig Smoot W lhollegglea Meaty Charism Wore, Ilwasseett awl Os hems. Newthemptea. SERPECTED MURDIEL—LEEDS, FRIDAT Area —A Mr, Hareem, of Wavily/ford, has bees head deed at Humid, coder eirearnataaces that bream the suss peon that he has been murdered. He was discovered is a ditch with water in it, but only three lathes deep. As be quest re the b o dy will be held to-night. NoltEll STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY.—This can I%an's eltenei..n line to Amhbouro is mow completed, aid ^asl Me °Sorg. E "' Ini.lielv. QrJea. We 384.06.1171. DMA sall Itseist 'Cliaber sad 5C466 .. DOW sod %WI Jew. uss Perthuos . nod abr. Aagtlas (tie L. lb De. (sit s. 116 : mous wpm% am; . sou De. am a w fir sal Illiolorsti aid Ologe4 . 11 1.111.6 1 6 =re I De. rharns.A,Dieirre I De. elm% ;sputa. NM Weit.ilre. Immadolliall aril. . . De. 1144 lamer,Desedrimatsla• Do. Wet ate;:. aloe sal =3lll"..fortet'e: &elbow— .. Lemke IsilowilialteMen ate gailee Illorkflbet,ittAaseladi Ow as Lim& Unix be 4, SOW Oust Womarkl; AEwp , "Y. Newrtasd Mammas.. I=. - - '.•• -I irwrealier . oSIMI SIs , !I orth . .. ilk it. 2.:a r .W. Mu.) - . .62.10. Da lbw ... ... . Ila Ma... Rik beli!LaNlverßa /Mita rid DrawnNs. 111wribionDishillalk IiWIWO•141 - i - si ~w.ii~~ I. akameshm.. Tart 'ad Nara LIMBS LIME? AT 1101 ft Orred11•11 rID 4H a ti 1.117",11•..in_Ap ■e See le le ne IN VOZZION Lime Mites ,WAYS. It ar~r Ai 313- li 3 4 13 I' 1., 41 4"3 1 i N ia Dr. (Illaihny) Da. do. Now ... Swot awl Llep limb= el Row— . Douissu h.+. .d = . Ports Perin sad Sim D oblibmg am mil Ow* • Dome awl Nista ages d name si .1 74_ . 4 s. g m 4 &i X zd i 1 Lsi a 6 4As Si SI NI i u N in i 3 24 3 /f 3 TALLOW MARIBT.-THIS DAY. The soorkot i area Wray, sad prim lavo la onward tosdoney. Town Taw r tsoloi, No. sett ; Polotoinn; T.C. os deo spot, UL U; WSW to Desabor (u 1165), 370 id. ; on of Won oho owl elle, Ur. dd., bums. Morin AvaiaeoL—Towa Od. ; At by dl ts% 3s. Od ; yaw Irraba. ; molted anir, ; sooo ditto. fee. 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Da fpa ad i 10 10 Da MP 9 pie Om U IS 19 10 isLlDEMOtprip. 1 11 4 1 s Dialmea Dud^ $4 pw Osei 19 l b Closetlftrthenill OM 1 i ..i „. 4 4 SO I Ilmmliditailw 11 4 14 *6 ON. MI Da II per Om OW* SID 1 So 1 rg loo2:= 6 N. 100 I Do. Dm err. 6pit CM I% lorlia t X. 10161.10•• Ilumlia) 6pr Osatti 10 1 MiallnaaMa t 14 pa 11 IS esaMILM ll aa OEM llow 10( 11 10 10 Da Ma 110 ... .1 11 1 U P l 111 06100 IbindOmlli.D3.463ll IS 1 lel & MI6 Pwanass -- 1 ils• par 31 91 Sudilk Salima... 1 9 10 1 II DoMeMsed 16 met. if if IL 1 Ilieli 11rMla ... ...I & Sf ta 10 7 vhcsiiier. NM *dm ‘l.l.omOisti 1 dli per 1 1 .liiMiir. * Ille 14 10 Clawit(Nor.W. IS 1 13 Ma = C. 2" - I la I:1 11 It Tay, lrs ik oweli;Si DaW..l of Mapyroll. 16 111 44 51 3 DOW 01113 •4 1 II Tarkfili.M.ll.lo . .fura. ft pm 701*014 RAILWAYS. * 37 M iv tell4oo 1 10 10 Maim' /If ai a 91 91 _ ___ fa Alimpilsts. 13 IS an re: oi: et. so ss se FIBIDAT Imany. The English stook seerket to-day has fully mein tained its improved position, end sirs of a farther ulnae, have not been wasting. Console were freely dealt in at 100 both fee mosey end amount, end at oils time tolled par to /, whilst the per Cents. have reached 101, and the Bodoni Threes 99k—veraphigh rafts when it is oendleeed that the dividends ea these two last nosed . alsilms ealy now in COO2lO of pa m eet. The sluing gustation of Consols is 99k to 100, the rate bet fee aish sad the 11th May being identical. It met L easuallieed that this per quote tics of Climb bides upwards of 16e-, hie iag the amount of dividend that has accrued does Jearsary, so that the actual inveset =m4 is reduced to 99} to I. Bank Stook bee Mk. with the dividend off. The ollsial badmen report is as fellows :—Three per Cleat. Connie. for sassy. 100 c 11411 0 100; ditto, for account, 991, 100. Throe per that. Scalased, 99k, I. i New Three -and-a- Quarter per (Rota, 101, 100! 101. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 13-16, 11-16; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 8 9-16, 7-16; ditto, 1860, 7. Bank Stock, 219, 2181, 2191. India Stook, 1101. The demand for hxchequer Bills of the Monk Woo continues, and the price to-day rose another shilling, closing 725. to 755. prem. Thu June Hills remain at 645. to 675. prem. India Bondi were dealt in at 82s. to 86e. prem. - • In the foreign market the feature was a rise of 2 per cent. in Buenos Ayrean Bonds consequent upon the highly satisfactory intelligence received by the Tay. There is but very little of this stock offering in the market, a fact that shows the firmness of holders and the anticipation that the prospects of a settlement of this long-neglected debt are now much more tangible, since the final expulsiou of the san guinary and dishonest Rocas, A good deal of im patience is beginning to be felt by those interested in this loan at the entire absence of any movement on the part of the committee and other parties whose duty it should be to improve every opportunity that may offer in favour of the ill-used bondholders, and a general opinion is ex pressed that a good working committee of the Buenos Ayrean bondholders ought to be at 000 s formed, to place themselves in communication with the new government of the republic. Much satisfaction is felt at the moderation evinced in the first proceed ings of the administration just installed, and a strong hope is expressed that the bondholders' claims will be at once admitted, and arrangements entered upon for the punctual discharge of the interest, and the settlement of the arrears on such terms as may be agreed upon. Meanwhile, the speedy or ganisation of an agitation for the promo tion of the English claims is regarded as indispensable ; and, considering the success that has nearly always been the ultimate result of this course of policy in the case of states of noto rious insolvency or dishonesty, no doubt can be en tertained of its advisability. With regard to the resources of the Argentine republic, we know to a certainty that they are amply sufficient to meet all the claims of the foreign bondholders, if rightly ad ministered. In the year 1851, it is on reowd, the surplus of revenue over expenditure, at the disposal of General Roses, amounted to no less than 115,000!., one half of which sum would have been sufficient to meet the dividend on the foreign stock ; yet at this very time the ut most that could be wrung out of the dictator was 5,000 dollars per month, equal to 11 per cent. per annum. A further proof of the prosperous state of Buenos Ayrean finance is the steady extinction of the domestic debt. The total amount of this stock created was 53,693,334 dole. ; at the end of 1849, 39,178,724 dole. had been redeemed, leaving only 14,514,610 dole.; and as nearly five and a half mil lions of dollars were then in hand, the whole of the outstanding debt was expected to be redeem: e l the end of the year 1852. It is extremely pro that the extinction has been ere now completed, for none of the stock is to be met with in the market. Many of the English bondholders are disgusted at the went mama. debt has been mooted; but the more hopeful among them urge that no such propitious opportunity as the present has before offered, and with the energetic aid that will be afforded by the Mends of the cause, the agitation can scarcely prove abortive. In other stocks there wee not much business, but prices were well supported, especially for Mexican and Peruvian. The sales include :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 991. Belgian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 98, 97. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 30th April, 80, 81, 791, 81, 19, 801. Danish Five per Cents., 1041. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 82/. Granada One and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec. 1849 coupon, 241, 24 ; ditto, Deferred, 11, 101. Mexican Bonds, for account, 331, 1,1; ditto New Three per Cents., 291 ex div. Peruvian Actives, 107 ex div. For bigness Four per Cents., 39. Sardinian Five per Cents, 97, 4. Spanish Passive Bonds, 61 ; ditto Old Three per Cents., 481, 48, 1 ; ditto New Deferred Thr ee . per Cents., 22, 211 1. Venezuelan Three-and-a-Haff per Cents., for account, 48, ; ditto Deferred, 18g. French Three per Cent. Rents., 71E 821 c. (exchange, 25f. 43c.). Notice has been iisued of the due cancelment of 228 bonds, amounting to 49,1001. sterling, of the Danish Three per Cent. Loan of 1825. These bonds are purchased in the open market, and as the present is the 64th half-yearly purchase a very large propots tion of the Three per Cent. debt must now be extin guished ; bat the advantage that would certainly have accrued to Denmark from the strict punctuality with which she has met her engagements has been neutralised by the necessity of contracting fresh loans, owing to the Schlesw ig-Holstein struggle. Aa the revenue of the country in time of peace, how ever, is generally in excess of the expenditure, the burden of her debt may be expected to be materially alleviated in a few years. This Three per Cent. stock was created in 1826 to pay off the 6 per oent. loan—a very advantageous operation for Denmark. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day the quotations of last post were in most oases main tained, and business was rather animated. Short Paris was done at 26.421 to 45 ; ditto, three months, at 26.671 to 80. Amsterdam was more freely dealt in than last week, when takers were afraid of a further rise ;it closes 12.1 j to 2. Hamburg was in demand, coming a little lower from the other side ; negotiations were effected at 13.11 to 1. Of Italian places, Oenoa was in request at 26.66. but several houses being limited at 25.60, would not die pose of their bills at the current rate. Madrid was taken at 491, and Barcelona at 49j; whilst other Spanish places were rather dull. The business on Lisbon and Oporto was not extensive, and the quo tation ruled at 531 to j. On Vienna and Trieste the transactions were more lively, the fluctuation in them rates bringing speculators into the market. Yesterday the telegraph brought the exchange at Vienna on London at 12.4, and bills on Vienna were done here at 12.18. To-day the exchange comes 12.14 to 16, caning a corresponding rime in this market to 12.28 to 28. The prices negotiated are as follows : Ilmo. Onset siootistoe. Prom To hmoterdato per t Mot In. lit lots. Ditto ' ,, f Mookitila 1ie.... ISt I otv. ha ili toa dma to me Alt „" Ma! &tot! 1 1 ". Imithrt-ao.tooJialoo For In& 1 44 .811. . Tomo per „ lit Mar. ... 1111. Mar. Antwerp Iltrosis 2 2. ... Was. Ohne risk Mk. a. ... Mr. ass ~ I Miatiokk. ... No. knot Wk. ... UR. of i E .. rR. It kto. ... fs4. I „ 1.141. 11.0. TOOL Ws. No. ... 114. GO. I son s MtO eb wale pima pow spa per dint 401 401 i ar le pm* . .. lll pews Moir. g 111 poem ... 121 pow MIMI , . paw pow u al 124 1100 ft 24 NI 2 1 2 Ili n *4 I$ dir .- pm 74 716 9 IS sy 103 sat 1241 123 Si SI re 4 S 91 916 4 AY 4 .41 " 34 8 :11 OS ss 91 %Ms 34 ill 11 II Ms •8 ft 111 I Ms . i 71 71 ft 11 11 pi tir II LI 4 I d 14 14 li4 iy i le s si d• IT 3. 134 at s 4 111 Ms 1 ... 11 '.e . 4 , db. 30 vs I ' I els II II Ifj 4 1 b. — : — :: The prise of iold yeateniay at Paris was 'bona teilie prim. (new tariff rate), which, at by mint prow of 3L 17s. 101 d. per ounce Om gold, 'fives an exchange of 26.22; and the at Parson London at short being 26.421, that gold Is about 0.816 per oent. dearer in Lend= than in Paris. By today's advice@ the price of gold at is 430 per mare, which, at the English mint W. 17e. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, MI exchange of 13.71; and the exchange at Loudon at short being 13.81, it follows that is 0.466 per amt. dearer in London than in bmi Leerding to the last soconnts the course el =- shine at New York on London for bills at 60 due sight 1091 per cent., and the par of tween England and America being 107 11 per cent., it follows that the exchange is seeniNalil 0.17 per cent. in favour of England. After asking allowance for difference of interest and chews of transport, we find that the present rate leaves no _ on the importation of gold from the United is is follow: BASK Of if 01 ter the •eel ending Aprd 10.1111 Meta bused 434733,716 Oukinancst Dent._ 0111,016,11 S tithes Sernittas 1,11011.9) GoW C 0 east Sunkist 111,71.10,410 intrer !kitties /.73.733,716 • 621.733.183 @amino° 04PkatOMOT. kreteiscon,' Usu.., 1.. . .4114.6A10u liovermaint itesstnius Sun . 3,i21.113 Deed Senna Welk • Diticatin I Incline Annuity) . _ tzetteq., *v. Haab. One Am. of National Oinsraisouritiee 11126.014 Noise —.. 11,63000 Den:n.l Pit. Aetna) 4.764.431 Guidon! lam tieln .. 611,614 inlitt 16- tutie _ 13.30.2 1.162,0141 April 14 UM SWAM 663 A 37.664.643 I M. MARSHALL. Odd cuswer. The above returns when compared with those for the previous week, exhibit the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active 21,207,665 biomass 620,130 Public deposits 4,764,861 Degrease 2,923,067 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 14,301,096 lawmen 733,602 Other menritiee in banking department Cain and bullion in both &partisan ts — 19,243,299 Decrease 361,202 Rives day sad saber bills 1,162,848 lacrosse 22,118 The Rest The Reserve 12,037,714 Diereses 871,332 Most of the changes shown in this account, includ ing the decrease in the bullion, public deposits, " other" or private securities and reserve, and the increase in tLe circulation and "other" deposits, are the natural consequences of the dividend payments, the first portion of which was made in the week embraced. At the same time, it may be observed, that the relief to the Bank is rather more considerable than had been anticipated, at least such is the inference to be drawn from the numerical amount of the differences shown in the re spective items of the balance-sheet. This result, however, is in a great measure assisted by the large augmentation in the stock of government se curities held by the institution, a movement which proves the anxiety of the directors to further the in terests of their proprietary by giving the fullest pos sible extension to their means of profitably investing the available means that have been at their disposa for so long a time. With the discount rate ahead y very low, and with so slender a prospect of a further reduction tending to the enlargement of their business and profits, it is manifest that this is almost the only opening that offered. The demean in the " Rat"w of course, owing to the transfer from that account of the amount coming forward in the alive of dividends on Bank Stock. With regard to the stock of bullion, it may be observed that any' • redaistiowis—ilia itesris net se imports ham various quarters have extremely large, and the re-action from the internal circulation will ere long begin to be sensibly felt. According to the official returns published in the Garal.4* of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the 3rd of April, was 3,546,7281; in the week preceding, the amount was 3,435,295 L There is consequently an increase of 91,4331. The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the same week was 2,879,096:.; and the previous I week's return being 2,821,7941., the increase m shown to be 57,301 L On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 20,887,4561. (being 537,2101. more than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circular tion of England and Wales to be 27,113,2781., which shows an increase of 885,9441., u compared with the Mums for the previous week ending the 27th of ' , larch, and an increase of 1,813,9021. compared with hose for the corresponding week of last year. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,151,3471., and the joint-stock banks 630,8921. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,682,2391. below the fixed amount THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. Realisations have offered rather more freely in the English stock market to-day, and prices, unsup ported by active rurchames, have moved back nearly per cent. The highest at which business has been done in Consols is 991. and the present quotation is 991 to for cash, and 99} to 1 for the 11th May. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to 991 Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001 to 101. South Sea Stock, 1101. Exchequer Bills are unchanged in value. Them is scarcely any change in the quotations of foreign bonds, and few bargains have been con cluded. Buenos Ayrean mark 791 to 81 ; Equador, 41 to 6 ; Mexican, 331 to 1; Peruvian Actives, 108 ; ditto Deferred, 631; Portuguese Fours, 39 to ; Spanish Old Threes, 481; ditto New Deferred, 211. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Par Mown. ►or Mary. MP. Alai IS 3 per CM; 44 per Cents PI 10 I 101 15 101 $l5 100 20 101 113 pt Cats 4 yr Caata. Itzairlesep Laden :.0.1.31, 10 414 ; 90 days, 21 10. 1151 r, 5 pie 064141 tag Mum I waplos lab Meow 46 ...... toms Spr Casts Y/4 ... De. 3 Mimeo p.Ct 11701 Trowsw lad 4 .. 0.. 0, 1531 1 Pak OWN POO ... PA/1114 API= 16.—.1. 001110111, lit; Versailles (3W6t 4442 h 324 24; Ditte 1i01).4:4 1. 142212 0515505. 1.1 . 01 Paris sad Bop; 753; Ippi Ow% SP 30; 6535, 212 141; t miens. Ind Bied g ellano ll". l2 Os; Northers. 137 10 6 Ado me MI; hide 5451 003 ; •Tram sad at IN; Ikraliw sad Tp. IN; sot Plaimp, 10017; Sadism sect Trek 113; Prole 501112 , 46 - 7 g MULLIN, Aran. 16.—Voluntary Loan, 102 ; New Loan, Foar-and-a-Half per Cent. (um). 103 & ; ditto (1852), 1031 ; National Debt, 90. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, —. Bank Shares, 103 i. VIENNA, APIUL 16.—Five per Cent. Metallipee 961; New Loan (A), 951• ditto (B), 1094. po t . an -a-Half per Cents. dittO, 86i. Bank Shares, 1,270. Exchange on Laskin, 12.16. TBE HEAVE PORTION OF THE IXDIA MAll.—The Peninsular and Oriental Brim Navigation Company's ship Bentinek, with die he patina of the item India end China nails, arrived at Ileadmmetea this rbnalag. THE PENINSULAR AND ORIEBTAL COMPANTS STUMM MONTROSI has bees mid to the PIIINSIONS goverment. She will be mat to Cameo to be overlamled anti pat fa geed working order, whoa oho will messed M I=l to ins as a men pasket betimes Lisboa ad • A limited hesinees only has been transacted in Eng:ish mines. The principal feature in to-day's market hes been an increasing demand for Chas shares, in which a very considerable business has been done, and the stock has risen rapidly from 40s. to 625. per share. Wheal Harriett shares have also advanced within a few dive from 171.8 d. to 325. 6d. West Alfred Coneola maintain their quotation of 28, having also risen from 211. The Mill Pool shares, which were quoted at 30s a week ago, are now 31. lbayers, and a very strong market is presented for all I the shares mentioned. A fair amount of business has also been transacted in the Irish mines quoted in our list. The following are the prices of to-day: Alfred Consols,lBl, ,1; Clive, 465., 605.; Neptune, 4; Tremayne, 24; Mill Pool, 3,1; South Wales Mining Company, 24, 3; West Susan, 305.; West Robins, 30a., 3'2s. 6d.; West Wheal Robins, 6s. to 7s. 6s. prem. ' • Bryntail, 12, 121 ; Killricken, 31, ; West Alfred Consols, 254, 261; Wellington, 61, 71; Trebarvab, 64, 71; West Treasury, 61, 7; Chiverton, 61, 61; Trehane, 6, 7 ; Vale of Towey, 14,15 ; North Buller, 131, 141; Orsedd, 21, 3. There was again little business in the gold mining share market to-day, and priors 'were scarcely altered. [ho late fall in Agua Fries has stimulated purchases, and the price u firmer. Australasian aims van lam awl hit Ia di_ roes dons gold mining project started. Colonll Gold are quoted to prem. • Lake Bathurst, 7.18 to 9-16 peep.; Rocky Bar, 281. to 321. per share; Victoria, parlo prem.; Qu artz Rock, par to prem.; New Granada, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. The English and Australian Copper Smelting Company's shares remain flat at to di.., thoughlately commanding a good premium. This fall is owing to the accounts published in the Daily News a day or two ago, relative to the great effect produced upon the labour market at Adelaide, by the discoveries of gold in the sister colonies; serious detriment is expected to be caused to copper mining interests in this locality, as is proved by a fall of nearly 30 per cent. in the value of Burrs Barra copper mining shares, lately so eagerly sought after. The probability of this result was pointed out by us some time ago; and the next ad vices are looked for with much anxiety. The in terests involved are much more extensive than might at first be supposed, for a niminished supply from the great copper mines of Australia would certainly tend to enhance the price of that metal in the va rious markets of the world, and would equally sti mulate enterprise in copper mining in our mining districts, in Cube, Chili, and elsewhere. With reference to Californian quartz mining, it may be interesting to state that the San Francisco market advices just received make especial reference' to the shipment of a quantity of auriferous quartz from that port to London (already received here), and mention the general expectation entertained that very interesting experiments will be made, and facts elic;tecl of high importance to quartz mining. The advices state : " This shipment, it has been as serted, was made for the mere purpose of influencing the London market; but, from the character of the house sending, and the high scientific standing of the gentlemen who accompanied it, we are led to believe the experiment was made as much to advance the science of quartz mining as in anticipation of an im mediate pecuniary return." It is stated that the Ca lifornian capitalists express a desire to await the, result of present operations in the quartz die- ' , triets before investing further. Large quantities 011 machinery are on their way out from the United States, and no doubt was entertained that the pre sent year will afford much information upon a sub- 1 joct as yet very little understood, being the proper method of working the immense quartz mines,which seem destined to form the most important interest of the oountry. The St. John del Bey Company have received ad vices per Tay, dated Ist March. The produce for January was 26,049 oitavas, equal to 2501b5. troy, at a eon of 6,5061. 3s. I Id. , having • profit on the saseth's wetting es,geu Ss. Id. The produce for 21 days to February war 19,228 oitavas. The supply of stone from the mine was without alteration, but latterly of rather an inferior quality. The Imperial Ugazilian Association have received the following ecild report:—The produce from Banana! and Gongo, from Feb. Ist to 27th, was 10Ibs. troy. The National Brazilian advises are dated Feb. 27. The report from Comes Mine states that, at the Terra Capida, several old workings had been met with, filled with broken earth. This had been got through, and the lode discovered, consisting chiefly of Jaco tinge, with thin beds of hard stone. As usual it gives samples, but no gold is visible. Until large quantities of the earth filling these old workings have been removed, their wells cannot be well searched, but the clearing of them is being pushed. It is ex pected to And stone having visible gold in it, WI wee the case when the great fall of earth occurred for merly. The produce from COMM and Cuiba for the month ending Feb. 27 was mks. 4 3 5 23. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The gold mining share market is quiet, at former rates ; but Agua Friu and Anglo Californians are rather firmer. Lake Bathurst' are quoted to prem.; Colonial gold, 1 to 1 prem.; Port Philip, 3-16 to 6-16 prem. Cobre Copper shares have been dealt in at 321 to 331. - WWI Yesterday. 100,000 100,000 13,000 10,000 100,900 , 10,000 0,000 ! II 000 I 70,000 20,000 30,400 11.000 10,000 100,000 110,01.00 7,000 1.000 43,174 100,000 1 I Pal I 4.. „ 6 * l es 1 I die f; i I ro' i I I xs dla I ail pal i i ii Pea PM .01 11 si lol 11 (Us today. i --- i 1 I SIII 33j 4 31 II DAILY WEATHER TABLE SATVILMLI. APML 17, 1862. The elate at the Weather at each et the follesrlag plates at Nine tease yesterday neralag. The stations are arranged la seder et latitude. Omni lb= of Nom of ram of OW* of Wwwlwr. Pissowro Swag limn Cooly Porrowooro S. Gmllo Ilrowo Omani %Erma* ...... E. Frei Iran 0.111111111111 VPIPM.I. nu* . E. Rome Nom Owosso twaswoos .. ... NM Fmk Nem Owooloot Dimon... . IMI Near OPINION OR ERNWICH .. N.N.1.1. N.Z. Ong, inns Overnot Orme E. 110 Boom Sw a.... • 'ol4lllollls Ponsatoos Irmatownt l. 11141 VW Cloudy THIS DAY, Noes. ooravo of WWI. itrosolli of WWI. elloto of the Weather Na ONO,loooloo. Floe. TM Mane heaths hihswiss pima did sot math thit elks is Mae kw pshlimites yesterday ; they therein* isdirate the state ef the weather es Thersday morning at .it. e'eleek. Isms .............. R. Masora S.W. 6. Paw amass... Luaunrie. B. WIUWIT .... 0/1111.1•WW ... N.E. IsAr Ilsossess N.W. liticag Mem emOM MMI.. OMMIM Somm MW.. OMMIM (lamb Mme. OMMIM Very Mm OaM Cbar eikto Omar* Ormle Mums hn W 4 rand) Odis emllle awes OmOm Mare. MINIR Paid. , I Ages 1110 e. nib Pala Clalikaalan It A aatael mimalaa ...... 11 ulat AmMillia Amelia = Froliold I Lye Nada all Illamovui lhu. sad Coal all I Orilla Ilmlidisa Ookl all 16 Bark liso(las. at St. pm. 249 SO D►aaaaN Icalala all 10 Da. It. ltht 147 ls Oliont• Omit ell . Oars Osu i .... 1 • imp 6,07401011A5a all ueldso Oral& 1 Iliadeet a rlistaMmisam 0 na Sob all Pad p. OD IrOw lls 7•,0Q ChM Moulin Mit Illaelpoi all WOOL MARKET.-THIS DAY. There has fteenmore inquiry for;itriousd;eriptions of foreign Wool this week than for some time past, and several leaks have been made. Manufacturers are beginning to find that their holding off from buying dose not tempt merchants to lower prices on the small stock they have in hand: and those manufacturers who buy on the Continent as well as in the English markets find that prices at present are more in their favour at home than abroad. The imputations also from our Australian colonies are at present light, and it is expected that, at the coming public sales in May, nothing like the quantity that has been expected will have arrived. Now lieu fee tithe video thew% the Weds of the U. iseethed of the lot sere moth wield love e ll a M erldknently lower prices. The hapset' of Wool,_ into London this wei k toms:rive : 2,028 bales from Port Thilip, 412 from Sydney. 343 front Mogadore, 120 from Bombay, 160 from the Cape, 16 from Hamburg, and 678 from Adelaide. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report the supply short, and trade at the following quotations H..:tdow Hey, 755. toBos. ; inferior ditto, 66, to 70.. ' • Rowels, 80s. to 6.50. ; Clover, Ns. to 88s. ; Second cut, 725. to 78s. ; Straw, 235. to 28s. COVENT-OARDEM.—THIS DAY. The market is well supplied with vegetahles and fruit. English Pine-apples realise good prices, as do also Hot house Grapes. Desert Pears are now confined to Beurr, Rance. A few Court of Wick and Rib•ton Pippin Apple. may still be obtained. Oranges are plentiful and good. Nuts are nearly the same as last quoted. Strawberrlis arc still supplied. Carrots, Turnips, Cabbages, &c., are sufficient for the demand, and three is some tine Cornwall Broccoli in the market. Potatoes are generally good in quality. Let tuce and other salading are sufficient for the demand. Mushrooms are cheaper. Cut flowers eonhist of Heaths, Epacrises, Cinerarias, Mignonette, Camellias, Roses. Acacias, Azaleas, Primulas, Hyacinths, Tulips, Lily of be Valley, sad other forced bulbs. FRUIT& Plneempise, per lb., 4. to as Groper, hothowe,p. lb., 134 to 10. Grape., Lisbon, per 14., 2s to 20 1.4 tkrusberrie., per oz., Is to 2s Apple., !Rea., per buaL,2.0.3.44 desert, per cha., 2. to G. Almedde, per peek, S. meet, per lb., ts to 6. 91101191 Ceblaps, per dos., 91 to 1. Gd rn.. 2 th &OM, p. 100, Is 64 1.32. Braeooll, pee bunch, 3d. to 1.04 heads, eseh 2d to 44 Asparagus, per bandls. AO tor, seeks* per basket. Is 3d to 26 Omar, per dos., 2.6 d to is Rhubarb, p. tondle. 5d to 10d Potatoes, per tas, 43s to 80. per eat., 23 to S. per Nab , Is fkl to 5e 61 Turnips, per dos., 24 ad to 3664 Cueuosbers, each, Gd to 3. Celery, per bundle, 6d to I. 01 Oberon., rer Math, td se 7.1 Brussels Sprouts, pie half Woe, Is to Is ad .pinaich, per um 1. to Is Mow, pee lamb, Id 1444 Spacial, p. dna, WM tots Endive. per score, 94 to is &I Beet, per doe, 1.. to 2.. IPersolps, per dos., 44 to Is tn on 4, per dui., I• tu 33 (maws, per Jr..., lo to 1. f.I Per lua, 3, , :d to Isis I tierille, p. ,'or, la. to :a Nuts, Bar., p. boat.. :O. to 32. Praa3l, p. boob., lb to lb Cobs, rer lOU lb., 100 CABIN& tor?, per bump, 2.1 to 4,1 .- ;thsnots, per lb. hd - Sid Garlic, per ib., Si to ad Articlsolrer, Jerusalem, per Salt airs,. &I to 1. Lattice, Cab., p. scare, 4d to la Car, per Kure, Is to Ss Radbiber, per M e., Is to I. ed Turnip, Is 6tl to 2. Wall haladr, p. pun., 21 to 3d Hone /Ladish, rer tall., la to ia Iluabraoata, per pot, Is to la Sal per putmet, lid to la Sorrel, per bull .tern, I 'SI to 101 l Yren , l, per bunch, MI to &tory, per bunch, Id to 3rl Thyme, per botch, 1d n, Sd Poroley. p. nos. bun., 30 to Ss Miser ter harsh, 441 to Cd &WI, green, per bunoli,ls to !seta Marl. ramolo., her t.,.nab. 34 to 4dl Wie.cart.r,p,r Air-Lurch ,9dtoln ' METALS.—Mr. Ntoate'sCireular states that, in common with other markets this week, the metal market has been without movement. Iron continues unaltered in price ; bars and rails are firm, at last week's quotations. Scotch pig still very flat ;.buyers at 3.55. 6d., sellers, Ms. Dd. to 365., for mixed numbers, 1. o. b. in Glasgow. Speller : No sales to notice ; the market is firmer ; buyers at 141., selling price, 141. trs. British Tin: Very quiet; E. 1. Tin firmer ; 1,000 slabs Bence sold at 78s. ; holders are now looking for Ws. Copper : L large elesessd, and seam. Lead also continues in good request, and prices look up ward. Tin Plates have sold largely, without improvement in prices. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING TILE PAST WEEK. Maas opened. Same of Hallway. 1 Iteeelsas. 1851. 1862. I 1851. 1 1862. Barris a. ; 72 72 Aberdeen 371 371 Belfast and Ballymena 17 17 Belfast and County Down 33 33 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 1,2661 1,782 ful6lol 780 : 85 Blac k b urn u d Exeter 189 180 Caledonian 94 Chester and Holyhead - 6 Cork, Blackroek, and Passage - 141 10 20 Cork and Bandon 22 65 Dublin and Belfast Junction 692 722 63 63 Dublin and Drogheda BB4 83.5 6 6 Dublin and Kingstown 181 161 Dundee and Arbroath 31 31 Dundee,Perth,Aberdoen June 673 677 19 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen 68 68 East Anglian 79 79 East Lancashire 322 91.1 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 13,441 15,079 95 95 Eastern Union 2,056 2,139 841 891 Edinburgh and Glasgow 81 78 Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee 2,693 i 2,325 - 6 Exeter and Crediton 18 19 Fumes 365 471 1711 1711 Glasgow and South Western 3,713 4,237 236 2231 Great Northern& E. Lizeobah 8,605 11,269 188 188 Great Southern & Western (I r) : 4,564 3,969 264 277 Great Western 16,018 17,498 26 25 Irish South Eastern 101 101 Kendal and Windermere 90 90 Lancaster and Carlisle 260 280 Lancashire and Yorkshire 16,610 17,4416 39 39 Leeds Northern 4. 1 12 12' Liverpool,Crosby, &Southport 307 361 617 639 , London and North Western 6 6. London and Blaekwall 173 173 r London, Brighton, and S. Coast 8,870 10,814 24 244 London and South Western 16 24 Londonderry and Enniskillen; 187 323 HI 11 Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &e.l . 118 107 187 187 Manchester, Sheff , & Lincoln. 6,317 7,139 9 9 Manchester and South] unction 467 719 28 28 Maryport and Carlisle 716 - 4961 4961 Midland 20,674 12,094 60 128 Midland Great Western (Ire ) 1,444 2,167 37 37 Monklands 837 928 60 80 Newcastle and Carlisle 146 149 North British 222 222 North Staffordshire 4,868 4,946 47 47 North Western 506 580 46 46 Scottish Central 32 32 Scottish Midland 612 691 291 291 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 640 739 47 47 Shrewsbury and Chester 29 29 Shropshire Union 68 68 South Devon 1,868 IMMS 261 2881 South Eastern 76 934 South Wolf. 986 1,704 60 77 SouthYork.,Doneaster& Goole 1,239 1,306 39 39 Stockton and Hartlepool 40 40 Taff Vale •36 36 Ulster 964 949 26 26 Waterford and Limerick - 13 161 West Cornwall 1 267, 390 12 12 Whltehayen Junction lB5 176 216 Ng York, Neweastle, and Berwick 13,107. 14,411 266 279 Yerk and North Midland FORZION. 1 162 162 Central of France 671 571 Dutch Rhenish 11 21f Maria Antonia is 217 63 63 Montereati and Troyes 63 63 Namur and Liege 4121 4421 Northern of France 71 1341 Orleans and Bordeaux 1881 240 Paris and Lyons 82 82 Paris and Orleans 84 84 Paris and Rouen 5,600 7,769 107 194 Paris and Strasbungla 5,26 41 9,661 60 60 Bonen and Mane 67 121 Tours and Nantes . .....--.-.- ._... _ [Advertisement.}-HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND [Advertisement.}- HOLLOWAY'S OINTML PILL. 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