The Express. — London, England, 1851-04-07 00:00:00

I I ~p~ !i P J I I i ebt 4! rt • MINES. ICI/ m IT and LOAN COMPANY of UPPER CANADA. P. Sasrpst-stieek Lasko. DI ISKILZBY GIVEN, that Ibe salassapdas list of Ibis Omar) Wei gessillAta. dis elbsinsai et lures Sao loft Erik Ira X 0 Pt KIWIS APPLSCATIONA will As K6CXI I /10.. X. L 1101.1111, huskiest. CS. Slaarsos-.feet. larks. AprU S. IS 1. SHREWSBURY AM) B] RAILWAY. BAILWA YS. THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET. TRW DAY. (Prom the Daily News.) SATURDAY EyllylNO. - Two (Murex- Business in shares is upon a rather quiet Neale to-day, and the market . generally is destitute of any feature of striking interest. Prices on the whole are fairly supported, for although at one period of the day, the quotations were in a few in stances in favour of buyers to the extent of a trac tion, former prices have since recovered. Great Westerns are now looking better, and Midlands and Lancashire and Yorkshires are also firm. East Lan cashires and York and North Midlands have scarcely realised the prices of Saturday. SHAMES AND STOCKS UNGUARAWITED. RAILIVATI. DlBll CO VERS o fd HO HOT WATER DISHES In cowry moterial, ht prod variety, sad the ernest sad mod Mamba reurrmo. Tta Una *arm Is die eat of all; WWI Tia, Its. W. to /56 Its ma al al; ammo* moons pattern:, Ilmo so Sao the wet ; Intomuna Metal, mit% or will:out maim plated Imam WM. 1112 h. eel ; seedlold plated, £lO to EIS IS do rot ; Mont nu Hot Voter Gabe.. orldi mambo gmy, I Is. to 2.56; Brawn& Maul, No to M. 0.. MorLeld plead, lull wee, /210.6 1. 1 RON BEDSTEADS sad CHILDREN ' S COTS. A vary large wartanat of lb.. Ilminsada Y Irma odd air, has Ih id. rare; so. Cob tram Wis. ask OMNI with istsisli moo sae pawn raft, ui lIMMII7 Mw ina pine, I• ON MOLE. ot Mow-seamWlLLlArrong. width ore Ike Wrest In the world ; where aq Woo ba nen On TAT6Nt lIIINIOLLINIL or err IRON WWW. MAIM M arnalatlie abbe to tam and Imre bodames. It Wm bow baud, at as soadiary to petloet nM, amparior rams to tin water bd. TM sea Ada.* Port•Mie tioldomal, li.. Md. ash. Osman ins Isisimadt at lb. MC swam Ikudled Cmg•Manps .11k mograrlags dewy hanisaarN7 .0101.. ant Qier pia) free. WILLIAM 0. (BURTON'S mock or GENERAL FIMLYINIIING IRONnuNteRRY r lamb: lb. tangelo is tbe world. and a• no game ma be estployeA to pre . entreat idol: or It. owner and extent, poreinammo are lantad to cal mod trapeet it. The mosey rearmed for awry article No awro6M oL—NM 011:‘ , RDATILRIT Korner Noemmiatreel). 'ad No. I, NEWNAN-MEET, Issdas.—lhts 11Mhidla PUFFING ANI) PUSHING. — Teen sot thobing, though orthographically similar, bear no reeethhlance whatever in rolled mesuaintt. Where one to warrant able nek4 horniurahle, the other lc tinware 'table and diattonoaratile. The peoalesice of puling ha. been toy justly deprecated by the pith:le, and has salted down the anathema of en indignant pram The et an/nay el the cot t• potting" endiar to crop, d 7; mid a chi d is scare that Ca moaning to matter tame nor km titan • •• bubble lull of emplane... Thr 'tacit:cone. " .inal apparent 11.50. bully of hunloat I. tee theatre at rouse OT, mane disreputabte com bo.; and thousand. Live thus been ditheured and injured by aearfw. talent. The validity of one. • system in bust: net as, Reseeded, soon tested, and It death eat liy Pounded. A trial is .ufficaciat to lay b re its sunetficill character, and, ea a do e tenet pithily bare no panICIIIAT inclination for deceptionu and dog the dishonourabiti practices are abandoned, and their peontntera h tt to their &aerie. In en age it advertising the the peen; It behoves the public to use the titnatet eke. nntnathn, and I. tro-ch well the many astertlona rot forth, in ank r to aacertain which iA the mere gilt and which is the solid metal. That " all is not gold which glitters . is proverbial. and this axiom is istrocultrit impacatde lc. lluvr fake reaverentationa and artful blandohmeide to trade, the pat valence of which oh so loudly for public reprobation. A Ryon' of puthiag (which I. simply a practice of public eppeol) east offer nol mg by emthartson It otb that ran ad, conoderest. 'rho trot which proves the boilucatices of the one is eqoatiy Oft-mire in de. monstratior the solidity of the ether. A ul.l wiii erasare the rah•- eneral ehararlet .4 the breed, sal the durability of the latter. Pushing in trade to but p Mitcham; white punted, on the other banal, le nap tatmaby pr's* without practice-promise without pet hernane . The poluir toning applied the your to lITAM and CO.h .yateart, have wits iraledged a 'mantra 4. sootier. nee to its favour, and ham vented tau in A 11.4.1itf /NA to be 113143 ken. The advertise. rat oil il. VA it aril (Al. are merely a prograrnme —e libretti u( what IA saucily pethernied at the protatetnr's estas Ithshitientr; and the present spring stook is a thither substantiation of the. aarerhon. 54.01, 3 AL c'A iv, unquestionable, the snot nonerior which lITAX and Cr r. ham had the honour of preparing during the gaoler id • century width h a elapsed rune OA tr ecotone, went. 11:nov. Cy, chgance, antltharability of material. originality of design, grace, neatness, and adjustment or Xi, and brans/ awl beauty of woosaansh p, are teN131.1114 , 11411113 ae in the tailoring trade, thee, Puked, thi IiVANI and Cu. appear before the public tn • Moldable With Tbe grand them* ( frier which there will be a convention of wan tfb".—tremorregatuanLnalnal -h... influenced all .111 -all industry and ILYA an" t ham trui.d but to embrace the favourable wpm tundiet Hite trOTISCd. The alcattrartnes have wade the moo. of the nutrkets, and have Ina proved their purchacti by engaging as their employees ths firstalam Whet-. ed the bed wolumen which liberal restslunaent meta procure. ith le a ylath end unewthellishol statement of facts; and 'ITV& an 1 lit feel :bow el that theft ripturni accuracy will secure them an oche, c • tat • candid nil daveraing public. 11VAM AND lAA, TAIUJEd. CiAlrillEitg. AND lIANUFAC.- TV ItEttn. Weet-end Entablithasent ed. thtforthetreet. Ct.) listablisterient 3ll. Grumehurchatreet. Proirmial Ocablishinesto • f nylon andel , . -6.1, king street. 111:11-.17, Market-OW. aaceo •ma -2fs *tart-street. I hang Lay.tsot.--14 Lned-street. 4•41.11' Af—ig h =l.s: l l7l 4 . !Maxon Its. -a, Newarneet. Lit sun-30 1 Locus • 4.r, Lititgatc. VaI:ENT-PRO REQUIRED for BARLOW'S ovenr.D 91:12-ACT1NO IMMO* TAP, nban prawn, ale, bon, Wee, at other Wenn bon ►bnegnigs Mat pnne 4g. ad.; or reia me to may pert d Wand (It two its Wien) lot id 'nab; ditto hhetro ringed. 4r lawny, to., S.. Id, by Wag what • grebe wigs will be deer& The PT0...1i Tap, align tuned rel. Wain id lOW dia sub IleMebna : to gaunt the liquor to Now and as oral sod lam dr lop b. turned ore the air can it hates nem 11. mbibbibbow le - Wee. The not pint nay br deo. nin ..to ind flu emalieb se *bra the set we. dm tapped. The twanging at peseseeletten acidity the fa& we drink canon be oecnralid. • ail ... Pat, Ong end Ligon. gin inn, the welnartni wog of Adm. Abe am, be WI e germ • inety oi America Ina at peon./ tagaged =-..ingdpit him Low, luemehine iranagnW, WII. reek Mortgaa-h.....e. I,lablened Mfg. Tin aileve M Ver. ended to gin engin .atienct.on. None wane unan J. Ibirem'e mew and -Tbe trade seppllsie-J. A. NNW polio a seer intbod el tot ping nobs. THE HUMAN ki.Mt The eepesesdented mom ef Ito )NV Lt.Nl) , ' NI ArASSAIt OM daft Is ley ibis ban In In original ierrnyth and beauty. sr readeelny r i fles keto• sanenelly keens and apyrenetied; and Is esbleteml 1114 0m letIr enostan soon seescretr tnentresna wrtillei by Or setbeirldre. It ha. enteinni ter reclusive patentee ef serlLld ad, out:terra our ova Court, but 11... a the midi Ylvin td 112.pit.lt • partly delicacy. It Is .tine!/ drpbd tbr olvitietrra, rain of the react terAer nil 'cr y end erenrry et royalty end by Ole d Me . Peen 3a :ad 7a.. tor I.sely Wen Opal So kw =717...64....., disable thee Ls. On Ile 111111.pir sub ball. of Mr sewato• err Mace ide. le toe Own—. limasthif Ma. song md."-144,11 by A. hotel-4111) eel Mattenspedes, soy all atiendele and. cense/a% Yr 4.... . U HANKY'S KIIVALEN PA A MANUA Ifotili. FUty Tw.' ladastatita. Omodpotkos, Normansm, &Mass, Vatslead, Mum.. ski s, at m Um Witmods, aid Tadao& big away at shah had Naomi r.Same stladm thst 1 mia omala to mum without mambas ham iswo nut* Medd by Du 11•Iltrit czarina YOUO—Maris Jell Worlimo, Lim war Vbs." sualln tratimuolda d ram Irma the NW DM Me Lad Ma..! da Maas'Asw, is. Vasawalta smadmoom idasiordsr Maw" mina Ildor.OlmaratTkomasi 'smooth; worsa=lol, ItanwtordAsw, Kase. ;Aiwa,. iirlids, • amp d Il• pars. Ili: aid Web east tam elDev, tams Mamas. sad olomothis atmotalsos. own 4 thowasibm, evalwast. Cim kis laid to asoloalo with hi matmatioas, mishas at fa. hi. ; lls, at 0.1111.; ia, at Its.; NI a,, m Da ; An quality, NM, st Ma; Mom MIL no Idb. sod lilts osobasta am baystdrd hoe 00 otaVaw eh leadd d armadas' sit, by DU SASSY asd C. 1117, 11.. Damboaad, lambs. dm dPe aid 4114,11 mod; 4, 41wapald• ; 111, Otaliabotandast; 411, Mahompto Withis ; sad It, Koss NIL limadmitt, City. IRE PHILOSOPHY of HEALTH awl DISEASE. • al l I. of sot rowed Ow develop We Marry- OM all Mir ldee beaky hoiden sb el from Me ideal= el la dr Two Miele wit l• knee km them ei. Wirt r • bea eold-elemal Imed-• amineed elemat Mediella -themendea-mthefote ethalemmlefes ied enes of Maar ineb (-art as •11 taw but path of the eikkooled ewe dila olden elMeed with ell le emir of immere 1 Ifollnag am thaw dromly dedoneme the awe Midi a kw teas of the Maar by JOHN KAYE. =I Dellikken e as lratlwdeY red at. Jam's- and we aikneed se MAW* W lathlLL'e V lfle. " Z i‘ theen bo m V i dm thee • • sodded mandrake if raperissarL ara mil may Moe theedoef le podaand Mb the Moo =enema wed emeambeafth ll Me ail of • &Mc yea Weddelth r enew dr derilhalb drelethe of the the that • Mad& kna Wei Itheedeekimpthee with e at.l tiara are ow dr prided diroaleferweepped mad met bee. k MOM Ikea men an ismilia. PROM's-4101C nt , FACTORY OPERATIVES AT MAX CIINSTEN. —A meeting of three branches of the operative 4 weavers employed in ticking*, nankins, fustians, &c., was held on Saturday last, in the neighbourhood of Manchester, to manifest their sympathy for the workpeople lately in the employ of Sir E. Armitage and Sons, who have completed the 2gth week of their strike. It appears that the ope retires collect the sum of 169!. weekly, of which 110/. weekly goes to support the persons late is Sir E. Armitage's employ-340 in number. A regular report of the disburse ments is kept. with a secretary and assistants for the receipts and disburteinent. from which it appears that a trades' union for turnouts is c o mpletely organised. A regular procession of operatives front ilVerent districts was formed, and between 4,000 and 3,000 persons were collected together, who, having reached Pendleton, commenced their proceedings in the open air. The language of the speeches was temperate, and no breach of the peace took place. The Trades'Union, send ing orators from London and elsewhere, have, however, been advertising losettmes, and are hovering in the neighbourhood ready to make a prey of the unwary. The authorities of Manchester had thought it desirable to be prepared if any disturbance should take place, and had placed about 80 policemen on patrol in pairs along the line of road by which the operatives were expected to enter the borough, but this provision was happily rendered unnecessary ; for not only was the greutt-t order maintained, but the procession, on reaching the vergo of the borough, turned aside through Santini, and arrived at their destination, which was rendle ton, by a shorter route than was at tint intended. Hero they held a public meeting in a held near the mills of Sir Elkanah Armitage and Sons, which commenced soon after six o'clock, and by dusk the pruceedings had closed, and each part of the gathering had separated, and was on as way home in peace and good order. COLONEL GRIFFITII GEORGE LEWIS, C. 8., Royal Engineers, has been appointed L ie utenant Governor of the Royal Military Academy. at Nloolwich, vice Major General Parker, deceased. Colonel Lewis has seen considerable ser vice. having served in the campaign in Naples and Calabria, in ISO' and DM, including the battle of Mailbs. and siege' of Seylla Castle; at the rapture of Ischia and Crocida, in the Buy of Naples, in 1 , 99, and the siege of the Castle of Ischia; siege of the fort at Santa Maura, in 1810; cam paign of 1813, in the Peninsula. On the reassembling of the shareholders on Satur day morning, the result of the poll on the directors' amend ment was declared as follows:—For the amendment, 7,146; against it, 9,110 ; the proposition of the board was thus lost. Before the chairman could put the resolution moved by Mr. Scott, for confirming the agreement with the London and North Western Company, Mr. Itotitsmos, solicitor, of Wolverhampton, rose, and mid that he considered the vote just taken to be a fair ex pression of the wishes of the shareholders ; and he hoped the directors would see the wisdom and propriety of bow ing to it, instead of, hr further prolonging the controversy, producing increased litigation, harassment, bitterness of feeling, and tedious delay; in this spirit he moved the fol lowing, as an addition to Mr. Scott's motion of yesterdar, and which, consequent on the negativing of the amend ment, it was now anticipated would be put from the chair. "That the agreement to be made with the London and North Western Railway shall be subject—first, to all agree ments with the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway Company which can legally be enforced against this company ; second, that in the event of the agreement with the Great Western company being decided to he legal, and to be car ried out, no claim shall arise against this company for damages on that account by the London and North Western Company." This was duly seconded; but before the chairman had risen to put the resolution, Mr. ROB/MT/lON, the calumny's engineer, rose and moved another amendment, to the effect that this meeting be adjourned to the 9th of May, with the view to ascertain whether the Shrewsbury and Birmingham, Shrewsbury and Chester, and Chester and Birkenhead, could be amalga mated, and heroine one common stock ' • and also to ascer tain whether the whole could be leased or guaranteed by any other, and what, company. This was opposed us an obstructive amendment, proposed by a paid officer of the company. Hoare of angryyrrangle and personal alma. were spent upon the point, but eventually, at half-past 4 o'clock, Mr. Wain weight, of Dudley, on the oat of the shareholders, and Mr. Nichol, of London, on thC part of the directors, were ap pointed scrusineers to examine the votes, and the meeting, to allow time for that purpose, adjourned until 8 o'clock. At that hour Mr. Wainwright attended the meeting, and slated that he found, if the plan adopted by his colleague was pursued, the scru,iny could not he got through under 48 hours. Ile .hought ie right to apprize the meeting of this fact, in melee that they Might, if they thought proper, adjourn until Monday nr some other day. Another uproar following, charges of obserucarin were urged against the directors and their friends, and the shareholders present ex pruned their determination ici at.end constantly, notwith standing obstructive adjournments, until a vote was taken upon Coe suh.tantial ipieri.ion at issue. At 10 o'clock, it being no longer possible shat she business could conclude that night, the meeting adjourned un.il 12 o'clock on Tuesday, to meive the report of the scrutineers. It is understood Jut when the present amendment is disposed of others will lie proposed, so that the termination of the proceedings can not be anticipated. In all probability they will coutinue throughout the week. RAILWAY' SHARE MARKETS. Ltesaroos, APRIL 5.-The business done in the sham 6t.1 market awls, bashers very trifling, and pram have a lower tendency. 20 The &Blowing are the qtiotat,one: -Ambergate and Laster* Junction, U te e r . e) I d. - s :La=l i tleVainl - I l l ' isor 11:enti7. IG -Intro l 9 i ;tel. P. shame), 14 9-14 d.-Losalea and Nor th Minters (sew 1 Kt. I share*) ; 341 i p.-Ditto Assad, 8.-Manchester, liarMel.l, IS k and Lincoln, 34 -Ditto (pref. Mare.). 17 - Midland, 60, I be-Ditto 99 S 3 ) q (half warm), 141 I .11 ; d d.-month &Mem and Dover, 26; 1311 -York, Neweestle, and Berardi, 211 I e.-York and North Midland, 94 26-Ltublin sad Bettrat Junction, 191 d.-Great Southern and IQ Western, 42. 2* Mancnverss, Arm', 6.-Prim were lower, especially Is Lerda Musk, width was *owl at BM, 9, 81, 0; kiatern t ounum. 131 7t; tad Lancashire, 17 • ;imam (new quarter.,, 5, 34 p.; ond South-Meters. 261. There war quite an Average amount of bust- 20 arra. LIZLII, Aran. 5.-There was a serf inanimate market saner. limey everything is down SICAttl; bun r. are soarer, and a • operate with extreme caution. The amen mi.• were -Anita-sate, " ~ NilitingCLlM, and hod., do.; Bart Lane oliire, 164; Lanorahire ;, and YOltilllite. Si); ditto ire the),4l do. • Leeds and ThirA, 17;; Lends. and Noritua esrerne, 128; Lan don and Salab-Waters. 861; Northern IBantres Trion, 21 dis.; North %%sterns, Ilj din; 30 South Eastern and Darer. 261; York and North MidLuirla, 464. BIRMING11•11, APRIL 6.-This market was rather firm to today. S srryro,uly Will Birmingham B. were done at 31 obi; North ettatrorde closed at 64,1 da. ; and Logsdon and North Westerns se at 117, 129. St. PARIS, Aram 5.-St. Germain, - • Versailles (right 25 bank), 1711; ditto Grit bank), Its; Paris and Orleanr, 832 30; as Pans and ItAuen, 610; Maranhao end Avignon, 107 30; Strasbourg Si. and Bale, 155 ; Corm, 4 tO; (Ml and Bordrans, 401 25; North, 177 541; Para and Minotaur', 40; fears and Nantes, 273 ; Mims menu and Troyes, 93; Dieppe and fecanip. 197 M. " DAILY WEATHER TABLE MOXDAT, APRIL 7. 1841. The State of the Weather at each of the following places st Nine o'clock on SAturday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. ne Ire at PIN*. Gram al Wind. "r' d Il Wad. 84ala of Weather. I Ili merowx (Mau,: i;.; .~..~. 1";;;;..i. coarseirs• olincsir .". Ut.LTIEWP Yam livereoca . Mons Gratis Oman Oestbleissa Gentle War tools Imo bads Messor Ileing Snow Owes limn Gads Smog Onde WENN 11:E. 11.11. LB. 14.1 t. 11E. LE. Partially Cloudy goudloto deddli eon Owls rem Iluemelbere, Osals Simag!ingse , awl Mal WM Nom Iluserlieser Ortlellnral Calm dr,tbillnise Gin Oemsbo Omar I Gumbo Imo ! Gimithi linese ' Osstie Imre MI ally Goody Panda Untidy Partially Cloudy Partially Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Moody Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Seam Partially Cloudy Cloudless Vanually Cloudy Overart 'VW') Cloudy Owego Principally Clew esew—tale THIS DAY, Noon. Como or wind. Strewth et Wise. Neale 01 the Weather. lal Z. &rode grew. Char. 10 The returns from the following plates did not reach this 13 ogles in time for publication on Saturday; they therefore a ' indicate the state of the weather on Friday morning at nine o'clock. Cloudy Prrutly Coed) Guo. ................ =Mese ik;;;:ii - • N.E. (leads Brow I Candy NM. 4 :owls Imes Overert N.M. reatia Mon ~east NW. Gest la Briama noodle., N.M. Ocilla Btam Partially Claud, FARNeff RAILWAY TuAFFIC.—The following arc the bat reru n. of the gear receipts of the principal railways : gamma..—flates Kama 26 to April 1 Meawagers, 197.31301.; prods 380,73101. i tet51.388.1214. IL itosa.—lads Mach 23 to Mara 20: o aseengen, 00,2761. ; geode, SR 111,6261.; Dotal, MIMED. Munn.—cram March 21 to Much ge : Paselagess, 33,633 E 33.40 f.; total, 39,070. as nu:um. —en. a. 11113. cl. 35 ..5111.51. 00 Peara.......0 &&&&&& 116.3121.; total, 08.160. 1.-310113 Slarch24 to llardt3o: Pnwergers,3l,l9ll4 gook 45,201 f. ; total, 71.4721. Viaamon.—From March 24 to Mare) 30. Ibilainlgin,4l,ll2E; good% 47,21121. total, 0i,974f. OL Bova«, —ham March 23 to March 29: Pawingers,l3,o33f.; Sonde. lb 14.962: ~• total. 27,991 t. limn—Troia 'Web 23 to Mush 29 : Pseaugers, 3,036 f.; goods, $ 7,1)41.; souk 10060 f. MI Nainsa—Front March 22 tollara33 Pansugsu, 13 . 3971 .: rub. 13,6661.; total, 31,663 f. erserarone.—Pros Mar. 26 to April : Peasengers, 67,317 L; goods, 63,3311. ; total, 131,3681. V Mats—Pry !lamb 17 to Mu. 21 : Parrengera, 19,261 E ; goods, IT 17,11.1.4.; total, 36,3091. SS Mowruaco.—Prons Marehl9loller.23: Pawengers,9,323f.; goods, 17,1011.; total. 27.0 0 9 i. lAtannuna.—Front 31nrch19 to 31.r.13; Passengers,3l,o74.l.; goals 3427114 tota:, 66,3451. 39 lames —genre March IS to March 23: Partogers, MAME; goods, pp 27,1531.; Wok 131,011 f. CMairrus—Prom Mardi 17 teliar.23 Paseengers,23,24B! ; pods. gp 13,3158.: total, 36,36/61. SEPPOSED POL6ONING OP FIVE CHILDREN AT 6 YMVlWnt.D.—During the put week considerable excite- 10 meat has been created at this and the surrounding villages C, by a report that Hobert Junes Holworthy, whoa few years io n age was well known as tho proprietor of Holworthy's pp had poisoned Cite of his children. From information to we have obtained, it appears that sometime back Itolworthy became reduced in circumstances. In July, 1649, his chil- 02, dnm were all apparently enjoying good health, but since then five of them have died, and the symptoms preccvling death in each ease bore a strong resemblance. Two of tho bodies were exhumed on Thursday, the 27th ult., and the same dny an inquest was held at the Three Crowns, before J. Oregory, Esq., coroner for the county. From the evidence then given by Mr. B. W. Brown. surgeon, who had made • pat snorters examination of the bodies, it was deemed necessary to forward the stomachs to an eminent chemist in London for analysation. The inquest was eonsequently TnE CANTFE% AT THE HORSE GUARDS AND THE OFFICESS Or THE FOOT OVAILDA.—WE (United Service Oarttie) announced a abort time since that the canteen at the Horse Guards had been abolished, and the rooms sp ' propriated for the use of the reeruiting department. We now find that th.• field officers of the root Guards, who hare a cest.•d iat,r, t in the letting of the budding, are to receive a corm eu•atimt of 312/. fur the .tnsuing 'ear fur the loss sustained on account of rent. 14j 13 33 13 die g t 131 g IQ bills 7f 7 $4 1 4 0 1 711 - li 17f 171 bf n 12f 42 42 S 3 Si •5 21 Cs. 71 52 a sts; 59 It„ 91 7 51 5 „ 11 . 15, 941 951 "I 127_ 129 4 Si 3 pa 86 17j 7 44 die 6 4 dis 31 3014 34 N. LO j 61 141 14 We XS 27 44 4 die 27 2$ _ _ 13 12 at. 21 si Ms 3 6 du 10 101 61 6 6 . w 11 10 Ca i la Pak 171 164 16 17 4 ioi 6 ifat. I die 31 31 dim 21 11 dim 111 20 9 10 13 13 1 aim it' ti Ws z IS 60 . 26j 26j • o 3 1 To. . 3 4 . 9 lu 7 7 die I. 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Utionbv4t. 4A 11 , e. MuLt Lip& Unite • -- 33 Do. CA sbaiee XOO Do. term. and Derby .. 13 Neermarbet . 100 Nor.'k Do. New C 40., I S~~\p (11f/A I.4fOOtk ril .North 1/4!North 17 ISorth ‘‘eatrris iNtoriti &South Weot.June. Ilzrord, Wore., & Wutree 25 ire - to& Ceatral IA SootUell Holland 22i, Llio„New 131141areerr. & Dhow, Claw A Flom . _ . S s IthrewaburykilerefordOldl 1 all •threwsbury and Cheater' ((N. r. W. Mm.) ... .. all Do.lialreo ... ... .. 20 I Do. Onwestl y tis ibropobire Cetus 50 1,1..)001111evon ...1 landh Yortab.SativerDid3 6 Sher.,ltoth.,&Gonte,S.Da. Iniknetion and Hartlepool.. 94 raw Vale Ratecalun 117LThawesillaanallurkikEtall. 13 . Vat@ 01 37rath 20 Waterfordand 60 Weeerford and 9 West Consw.ll 23 York,Newcaattell___ 20 Do. do. 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IP IS Moore rod Onto SS.West DUBLIN AND KINGSTOIC! 104 1 1011 31 4 The half-yearly meet- Saturdty, ing of this company was held in Dublin on when a dividend of 3 per cent. on the half-year was declared, making (with the dividend of 4 per cent. on the preced ing six months) one of 7 per cent. per annum on the capi tal of the company. The report of the directors was in every other rexpeet highly satisfactorv, and was unani mously adopted. From the accounts it appeared that the profit on the year ending February 28 was 20,376/. 9s. 7d., and that the amount required to pay a dividend of 8 per cent. on the paid up capital, was 20,c00/. The ?mail re -1,111.11., including a small balance from I.or year, was 50.21', 1 i/., and the working and m:ragtmtut rapt uses, 25,013/. ii: Iss. 31 so ss SO f 3 Two o'CLocx. The English stock market presents some little in crease of activity to-day, the New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., the Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, and other stocks haring this morning opened for business by special transfer. Still the transactions do not appear to be numerous or import ant in any description of government stock, and speculation is quite in abeyance. Console have not experienced even a fractional variation from Saturday s rate, 962 to both for money and the 10th of April. The official report of business is :—Three per Cent. Consols, 961 to t ; ditto for account, 961 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 95A, 96; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 97!:, 1, ex div.; Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 7 5-16, 1; *A 30 years, 1860, 7 9-16. Exchequer Bills have been in fair demand to-day, and the price has improved Is. Bills of all denomi nations mavk 555. and 58s. premium. In the foreign stock market the business has been and prices have undergone no change, with the exception that Spanish is looking down. Mexi can Bonds are also worse, the quotation having receded to 33 to at which it now stands. Prussian siocks maintain their price well. Chilian Bonds, especially the Three per Cents. continue to meet with trans actions. The official list of the morning's bargains is : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 881. Chilian Three per Cents., 65, 641 ex div. Two-and-a-Half per Cents. Dutch, 581; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 891 ex div. Equador Bonds, 31. Mexican Bonds, 33! ; ditto for the account of the 16th inst., 33!. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.4B . 4. Spanish Active Five per Cents., for account, 281, The money market is, as last repotted, 21 to t for call, and 3 per cent. discount, but although business is extensive the market is dull. The temporary demand for the Stock Exchange has worn off, and the divi dends coming in will liberate further engagements, so that unless a further opening takes place, money may be expected to be still more abundant for some time. Foreign rates of discount remain unchanged. At Frankfort the rate is It per cent., and at Ham burg 11 per cent. The dividends on the following stocks, now shut, will be payable in the Rotunda of the Bank of Eng land on Tuesday, the Bth inst., viz.: Bank Stock, the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities, Reduced Three per Cent., Long Annuities, and Annuities for terms of years. On the same day the dividends on South Sea Stock will be payable at the South Sea House; and the dividends on East India Stock at the India House. The old companies which have come into the money market to raise new capital are the General Screw Steam Shipping Company and the Regent's Canal Company. The capital required is: General Screw Company, sOO,OOO/. ; Regent's Canal, 60,0001. This sum will not, however, be taken out of the market at once. The General Screw Company began operations on a very small scale, in 1846, in the trade with Holland. They then took up the Constantinople tirade with equal success, and have been the means of effecting great good, as by the economy with which screw steam-ships are worked they are enabled to make an income from goods, instead of chiefly from passengers, and although they reduce the passenger rates, their chief operation is to enable a class of goods to have a rapid transmission, which before was denied to them. The fruit crops of the Levant have latterly been brought to market with a speed and certainty heretofore unexampled, while large remittances of specie have been made. Last year the company took the Cape mail contract, so far as is yet known, with most satisfactory results. By creating new branches of trade on the west coast and in South Africa, the company will enlarge its basis of income, and it seems now incontestible, whatever were the doubts prevailing some years ago, that Africa can maintain steam navigation. We notice with interest that on the Constantinople route the insurance on goods carried by these ships has been reduced from 3to 1 per cent. What the company require increased capital for is, to supply the old paying Constantinople line, from which they were obliged to take ships off f o r the Cape contract, to increase the Cape force, and to carry out an extension from the Cape to the Mauritius, Ma dras, and Calcutta, for which there is sufficient en couragement. The number of new shares to be issued is 8,000. The dividends hitherto paid are 7j per cent. per annum in 1849, and 8 per cent. in 1850. The shares to be issued by the Regent's Canal Company are, according to the Railway Record, of 161. each, payable by instalments, and bearing in terest at 4 per cent. until paid up, when they rank with the old shares. The Bank of England returns this week arc most remarkable for a decrease of 152,8811. in the bullion, gold for the Stock Exchange loons, and for South Africa, and an increase of 1,136,1541. in the private securities, being partly for the Stock Exchange ad vances According to our last Constantinople advicca them is considerable doubt about the continuance of the government bank, which suffered a very heavy loss in the panic, and which is supposed to be in a con dition very far from thriving. One of the new banking institutions of the metro polis is the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, which has just been incorporated by royal charter and by the colonial legislature, and the whole capital of which was subscribed before any public announce ment of its proceedings. The specific object of the company is to take advantage of the General Muni cipal Act of Canada, in lending money to the Cana dian municipalities at 8 per cent., and thereby en gage in a similar profitable business to that of the New York Life and Trust Company, which pays 7 per cent. dividend, and has in the last twenty years given bonuses to the extent of 50 per cent., besides forming a large reserve fund. The government has thought so well of the undertaking, as to deviate from the usual course, and grant a charter limiting the liability of the shareholders, which is not done in the case of joint stock banks, e;ther here ur in the townies. No change has taken place in the London bullion 'market, except a rise in Colombian doubloons fur re mittance, nor has there been any material change abroad. The last prices of tine gold are : London, 31. 17s. 9d. per oz.; Amsterdam, 101 to 111 per cent. ; Bombay, 161 rupees per tole; Buenos Ayms, 3 per cent. prom. ; Canton, 13 dole. per ounce ; Frankfort, 378 if. per mark; Hamburg, 4253 marks per mare; Jamaica, 2 per cent. prem.; Lisbon, 0.4 per cent. discount ; :New York, 6 per cent. prem.; Paris, 0.175 to 0.2 per cent. discount; Rio Janeiro, 158 per cent. prem. (paper), 58 per cent. prcm. (silver); Trieste, 291 per cent. prem.; Vienna, 361 to 371 per cent. prem.; Shaaghae, 206 dollars. Tie last prices of sovereigns are : Amsterdam, 119. 73 to 85 ; Bombay, 103 rupees ; Batavia, 131 75 ; Bourbon, 5 per cent. prem. ; Colombo, 1 to 11 per cent. prem. ; Calcutta, 10 rupees . 4 to 3 ; Frankfort, 116. 50 to 51 •, Lisbon, 4,470 rem • Ma dras, 10 rupees 6 ; New York, 4 dole . 86e. ; O porto, 4,490 rein • Paris, 24f. 95e. to 25f. ; Rio Janeiro, 8 mireis 6(10 ; San Francisco, 4 doll. 90e. ; Trieste, 136. 10. The last prices of 20-franc pieces are : Amsterdam, 96. 40 to 50 ; Bourbon, 3 per cent. prem. ; Constan tintple, 91 piastres 10 ; Frankfort, 96.28 to 29 ; Nev York, 3 dole. 84e. ; Paris, par ; San Francisco, 4 dila.; Trieste, 106.9 ; Vienna, 106. 7. Fine silver at London is Si, 11d. per oz. •, at Amov, 33 per cent. prem. ; Amsterdam, 1046. 50 to 105 d.; Bombay, 1031 to 104 rupees per 100 toles ; Calton, 19 per cent. prem.; Frankfort, 249. 28 to 30 per mare; Hamburg, 27m. 12 per mare; Lisbon, no quotation ; New York, 2 to 3 per cot. prem.: Parr. 1.125 to 1.15 per cent. prem.; Philadelphia, 2 to 3 per cent. prem. ; Rome, 1 per cent. pram. ; ltin Janete::, 100 per cent. prem. ; Shanghae, 147 dole. boc. ; Tuena (Peru), 9 doll. to 10 IQ 14 si I Sle I 14 ILI tq 331 71 1 171 87 14 71 IN • 95 11 1211 7 1 !If 116 i 7i If j 2j ails 60j 2t 214 10 10 1 I I 16 4 Sj di. 6i4 Ws 2 6 1 i ►ei 21 i i 61 lin ex div II dols. ; Trieste, 311 per cent. prem.; Valparaiso, 9 dols. 7c. per mare ; Venice, 30 per .eent. prem. ; Vienna, 31 per cent. prem. Silver holding 5 grains of gold is ss. ltd. per ounce standard at London. The last prices of five-franc pieces are :-Amster dam, 28. 34 to 37; Frankfort, 2fi. 211 to 1 ; Lisbon, 870 reis; New York, 961 c. to 97 c.; San Francisco, 95c.; Trieste, 28. 341. The last prices of quicksilver are: London, 3s. 9d. San Francisco, 15 to 153 dols. ; 'Valparaiso, 120 dols; The imports of bullion during the week have been. 50,000/. by the Pacific from the United States, 451)1. by the Ganges from Gibraltar, and 8,0001. from Lis bon, and 5001. from Gibraltar by the Montrose Pe ninsular and Oriental steamer. The total is 58,9,50/, The amount of the precious metals exported direct from London during the week ending Thursday lust, we learn from official sources, was 111,642 ozs. of silver, and 2,000 sovereigns, and 5,976 ounces of gold, shipped as follows : Silver coin, to Rotterdam, 14,000 oz.; to Hamburg, 7,0110 oz.; to the Mauritius, 8,000 oz.; to Belgium, 24,000 oz. Silver bars: to the Cape of Good Hope and Madras, 11,700 oz.; to Hamburg, 22,142 oz.; to Belgium, 20,000 oz.; to Dunkirk, 4,800 oz. Gold dust : to Havre, 187 oz. Gold coin : to Hamburg, 35 oz.; to Madras, 2,000 oz.; to the Mauritius, 2,000 sovereigns. Gold bars: to Belgium, 1,234 oz.; to Dunkirk, 2,500 oz. The total value of these exports is about 53,0001. In addition to this, the Ike, \Vest India steamer, took out 23,000/. from Southampton. 'fhe last quotations of exchange at foreign places on London are as follows, and arc tolerably steady : Previous Latest Quotations. Quotations. Amsterdam (short) Iltl. 75 lltl. Ditto (two months 1111. 671 11t1. 671 Antwerp Berlin (three month.). Bremen (two months) 617 615 618 Calcutta (six mouths) 2s. 211., 21d. 2s. 21d., 215. Colombo Constantinople (3 mos.) 110 p. 114 p. Copenliazen (short) 9.2 9 Ditto (3 months) 6.91 8.90 Florence (3 months) Frankfurt (short) 1111, A 1181, Hamburg (short) Ditto (3 months) l3m. 13w. 41 'Althorn (3 mantle.) Leipzig (3 mouths) 6.201 6.201 Naples lonic 4BO 477 Smyrna llol,lllp. 1110. B Yra 81. Petersburg,' Trieste Venice The market for shares in the various insurance companies is quiet, the only change in price that him occurred during the week being an improvement in the Guardian, and a fractional decline in the Rock Life. Considering the great benefit pal pably conferred upon Assurance Societies by publicity, it is rather surprising that some of the old companies persist in shrouding their pro emlings from public observation. The Economic, the Family Endowment, and the Palladium Com panies persist in refusing admission at their meetings to the representatives of the press, on the ground that members or shareholders only arc admitted. Assurance associations arc undeniably public establishments, and, as such, ought to court the fullest inspection, the more especially as there is hardly a class of institutions in the stability of which persons feel more interested, prior to embarking as shareholders or policy holders. The quotations at pre sent ruling arc as follows-viz., Albion, 86 ; Anchor, ; Atlas. 171, ; British Commercial, 71 ; Cle rical, Medical, and General Life, 20 ; County, 86; Crown, 15; Eagle, 6 ; Equity and La;y, 5(; English and Scottish Law Life, 2a, 1; European Life, 111 ; General. 53; Globe, 135 ; Guardian, 56, 531; Imperial Fire, 245; Imperial Life, 181; Indemnity Marine, 471; Law Fire, 21; Law Life, 431, 46 ; Legal and General Life, 41; London Fire, 17a, cx div.; London Ship, 17Z, cx div.; Medical, Invalid, and General Life, 21; Monarch, 1, ex div.; National Loan Fund, 21; Palladium Life, 21; Phoenix, 155; Professional Life, V.; Provident Life, 30 ; Rock I.ifc, 61; Royal Ex change, 220; Sun Fire, 209; Ditto Life, 48; United Kingdom, 41; Victoria Life, S to 1. From an analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Ilerapath's Journal, it appears that the total receipts on 6,284 miles were 234,017/., or at the rate of 371. 10s. per mile per week. For the corresponding week of last year, the returns were 219,4711. on 3,397 miles, or at the rate of 39/. ss. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 14,546 1 ., or 6.62 per cent. in the gross amount received, on increase en the mileage of 687 miles, or 12.27 per vent., and a decrease of V. 15s. in the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Times estimates the gross traffic re turned since the lot of January, on 6,295 miles, at 2,893,8751., which shows an average of 459/. 14s. 21d. per mile. For the corresponding period of 1850, it reached 2,621,1331. on 5,670 miles, which is equal to 462/. ss. 71d. per mile. The balance is, therefore, against the present year to the extent of 21. 1 la ,7d. per mile. The Railway Times states that the Eastern Coun ties board has again been occupied during the week in perfecting its new traffic arrangements. The con ciliatory policy adopted by the directors has already produced an effect on the public, the receipts having this week increased 4001., and it is believed they will soon reach those of the corresponding period of last year. The new arrangements come into opera lion on the 14th inst. The progress of railways has now completely al tered the details of traffic, and the number of eta ' lions has so increased, that no railway man can bear in mind the names of all. This has rendered neces sary the publication of a book of 80 pages, and a map, called " Macaulay's Station Map - of the Rail ways," by Smith and Ebbs, in which are included the names of two thousand stations, showing the number of points on which the traffic of the country has been undertaken by railways. 11:401.1b13 VUNDS.-Ten Dee. frja w ht a lts., but I 13i7ereeLtat.'711a.t'‘m., Et doi s w pit : Ct es :ot. TA na f .,,, l u sa ik. .7l;:f7 :2 4 6s . l") 4 : 6l6 [ o l h2 g7t , ll.7.lL , ol :la l" :l l :ig ; " :l_7 - : 1N ti par - 5 lee Ct Niez. SW.. 33 serLt ts H e rl46 , B , BSc. 9290 ex di r . c or rrs &la c. = i t e . re Ct. Kum. 112 Spec Ct. Millen Kb., 102 lex dieltin SAME He., 20i411 Ditto Colutnh. Def. - pee ia l Columlelan EquA tor Ms 34 4 Parcirdlida k t 3 nor CI. Dahish MD., 76 e sal 10164 PaviT4 Bak. 6 1 21 666 411) .:thi1a... to i 9 21 pla 1.11. Venom& Has.. 34 3 4 per Cl, thitetb a rr.. oje 29 •••••nni• 1.••••••••• s'oo'n.. 33 13 LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. __ PARIS, Aram S. joorm. I I rOpeateg For Amorist ,Lowest Parisi. - T 7 1.1 37 39 YI 65 ISS OS bo._ 1 11 3 OMR. IEP SI 5 p per Cents. p e er Cen. SI 141 41 per Cents. do. New Loan 3 per Cents. I Exchange on London: at Ilea, 21 ; 10 tlaY l , 21 1 0. &Irian, 5 1860 pc,. s , 1812 — Roam Loan, 1850 70 78 ... Do. 46 Do. 26 Piedmont 5 p.Ct- 1849 et GO . Rank abuse Maim: u, Arum 1. Three per Cents., 361 ; after Bolen, 36j eaoh, 361 paper. Four per Cents., 15. Fine per Cents., 171; a ft er Holsa, 171 cash, 171 paper. Coupons, 9 after Bobs, 81 cash, 9 paper. Passives, 71 • after 8010, 7 5-16 cash, 71 paper. Bank of St. Fer dinand 102 cash. Exchange on London, 61. Beaux, Arkin. s—Volumary Loan, 10:4 ; New loon Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011 ; National Ilebt, 851; Commercial Martue Society's Premium, 1291 ; Bank Shares, 96. VIENNA, APRIL 4.—Fire per Cunt. Metalliques, 96i ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 811; Bank Shares, 1,280. Exchange on London, 12..56. NAPLES, M RCM 29.—Five per Cents., ; Exchange on London, 664. 57 le I 57 40 92 SO : 93 10 SOUTHWARK POTATOXAMEET-THIS DAY. •••• • • There have been several fresh arrivals from Scotland since our last report ; trade is exceedingly hea v y, an d it i s on ly with the very best samples our highest quotations are real ised ;—York Regents, 70s. to 00s.; Scotch ditto, 60s. to 745.; Scotch cups, 00s. to 70s. ; Lincoln-lire and Cam bridgeshire 30s. to Ns.; lis.mb %biter, fios. Ito aos. The share market has been without much fluctua tion during the week. A considerable amount of business, however, has been done, and altogether tho increased movement which has for sonic months railed in the market for mining shares, as contrasted with the inactivity by which it was formerly eliarae terised, has been fully borne out by the results of the ' past week. Where any change in prices has oc curred, it is generally in an upward sense. Tho chief alteration in this respect consists of an advance in Tremayne, which have risen from 20 to 24 ; and an improvement in Alfred Consols, which have gone up from 16 to 19. The increased value of shares in this latter mine is owing to an improvement in the 80 fathom level, of which a full report first appeared in the Daily Noes. Young mines have attracted much attention this week, and large transactions have taken place in South l'amar,Garreg, last Gun nis Lake, Merlin, 3:c. One of the chief features of the week has been the announcement of a new min ing company, entitled the Kenmaro and West of Ireland Milling Company. The favour which mining investments are acquiring in public opinion is suffi ciently proved by the circumstance that though the shares in this undertaking are limited to 20,000 in number, applications have been received, as we aro informed, for no less than 300,000. The consequence of this demand has been that the shares have risen to a premium of 2/. per share. The following are the latest quotations : Devon Great Consols, 310, 315 ; Alfred Consols, 18, 19 ;I're maync, 22, 24 ; West Alfred, 21, 23 ; Wheal Bassett, 400 ; South Francis, 300 ; Merllvn, 4, 41 ; Garreg, 2, 24 ; South Tamar, 21 ; Bedford United, 7! 8 ; West Providence, 80, B.i ; East Gunnis Lake, 11,11 ; Venton, 71,8 ; South of Scotland, 1, ; Black Craig, 5 ; West Tolgus, 4 ; Ilerodsfoot,l4l, 15 ; Devon and Courtney, 2, 21 ; Tavy Consols, 11 ; Wheal Car penter, 2 ; Trefusim, 18 ; Trebanc, 13, 131 ; Brewer, 71 ; South Tolgus, 100 ; Mary Ann, 00, 61 ; Trelaw ney, 321, 55 ; \Vest Francis, 221 ; Treviskey, 223 ; Tresavean, 228 ; Stray Park, 15, 10 ; West Cari.don, 1171, 12(1 ; South Caradon, 118, 120 ; East Bassett, 20 ; Wheal Damsel, 40 ; earn Brea, 120, 125 ; Tie lusbach, ; Lelant Consols, 21, 221 ; Gustavus, 31 ; Lewis,l9l, 20; Tincroft, 61, 7. In foreign shares: Australian, 21, 11 idis.; St. John del Hey, 151, 16; Imperial Brazilian. 41, 3; Cobre, 36, 37 ; Copiapo, 7, 7.1 ; C'ocaes, 11, Santi ago, 7, 8 ; United Mexican, 41, 3. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets wear a dull nDlx•arauoc, and scarcely a transaction of importance reported. COFFEE.—On Saturday a wile was made, exceeding 1,014) bags, good ordinary native Ceylon, at :Os. ; butwasmently there appeared buyers at 405., without finding sellers. To day no sales reported. The following ore the public sales advertised for to-mor row ;—Sugar 134) hints. llarbndcx•s, 5,000 hags Mauritius, 600 bags Bengal, and 5,500 bags Penang. Coffee • 200 hales and 500 half bales Mocha. Cassia 1,600 bundle's. OlLs.—Seal, pale, 311.105. to 35/. ; straw, 321. 10s. ; brown and yellow, 32!. ; Sperm, 84/. to 80/. ; lleadmatter, 91;2 ; Cod, 381.; South Sea, 301. 10s. to 311. 10s.; Olive tialipoli, 421.; Spanish and Sicily. 41/. ; Palm, 29!. to 30/. ; Cocoa-nut, 294 to 331.; Seed, rape, pale, 3.51. : Lin seed, 331. :ix. to 331. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market is steady, with but little doiva either for the month or fur delivery in the last three months. Prices arc quoted as under:—lawn 'fallow, 395.; Peters burg Y. C. ou the spot, 405.; April, 40s. Lot thre.• months 40s. tellers. FARTICVLAIN OF TALLOW.—;Tau Der) 1849. I 18X1. 1831. stork this day Delivery lest week Do. from Ist Jane Arrival last week Do. from Ist June Pries Y. C. 0 " - ' 23.049 973 87,76 , ; 1,470 108,261 m,560 36,251 53,1R0 r 44,06.1 7 1,2,9 Si .67 91,x In .so Y. C. this day per ewt I I so:. ad. od. Ha. Tows 41.. Gd. U. on. sts. ad. Pratte SAtts advertised for the week: Tuesday, April 8, 270 casks Palm Oil ; Friday, April 11, 180 eit.ks South American Tallow, 250 casks Australian, and 50 casks Belgian, and 87 casks Petersburg Y.C. MARK-LANE.-TIITS DAY. Thera was rather an increased supply of English Wheat at market this morning by land-earriage samples from lessen and Kent, but the quantity offered from more distant counties was very trifling. There was a tolerably g..d demand, and the stands :were without difficulty at the quotations of Monday lust. Foreign Wheat was in limited request at former prices. Flour supported previous rates, The receipts of Barley gold Oats during the week, al though limited, have been ample to matt the demand, and, notnith.taniling an advance of bd. per qr., may have to. here and there obtained, nn general improvement can be noted. Beans and Peas without alteration. Cloverseed supported last week's rates. BRITISH %nage per Qr. game, Fears & Heat .- •- ~ red 36 to 36 to 12 white, 40 to 42 to 44 NO( folk and Su ffolk... „ 34 to 36 to 41 .. do. Zti to 42 to 44 Talavera (Emez or Suffolk) Cambridge& Liosoln red 34 to 36 to 42 white, 213 4o 40 to 44 Rtr, sew . beeline, Malting 2l to 24...eheealler 2699 29 One SO MM.? U 6711, Eaglielt, feed IR to 20 ..157hek .... ..... „... I to 19 Ditto ruleade IM roiek St Elcoteb, teed 19 to 10 potaso „„_....... 21 bII Irish. fued— ...... .. 19 to 17 to 19... 'ark ........ ..... . 17 to 16 piaa. re llt y tto, potatO ..„_ to n: II —.. 3330 23. maple 26 to 29 b1ue.......... MI to 32.. Imper34l 36 to 38 White 24 to 25 boilers 26 to 28 BEANS, Max.ogito .......... 24 to 27...ttek 3210 27.. old 27 to 29 2/ to 29.. motall :Ste 34/...0kt 31 to 33 TARIM, 110.1 .prfeg to --two winter to —...okt to Iteetseett. ev.vaattero. pee SW ;ed.. 40 to 30 to 36...whit0. ..... 4010 30 to Lt. Ceiti; per Pt.r outk of Pesos, town reeds, delivtrftl..... ST to 40 dm boootttold S3 to JS Norfolk sod Suffolk ..... 27 to 28...w1ike0 S3 to 4 FOREIGN. 6Yatingn per Wasay. Dant*, and Ketileabevg 43 to //.. turn 4G 41 I•umarnona 40 to 42 ..Riattaek 44 to 44...etettio 38 to 10 French... .31 to 34 to 40.. Brebeat 48 to a; Danish 37 to 40 ..lionhorg -.38 to 40 to 42 Russian 32 to 37. .Itriptias 34 to 21 Danube .......... 34 to M. .oileemo ...... 34 to 38 Rve 22 toll Beaune, feeding Latinos Ones, Bunnies nwss 'Btu ItO 17 to 111 6weiluti nal Dauteb Friezel..l .n 4 Dutch, tied Ditto, brew. Bum, tick Small 23 to 2/ . ...0151 .. ........... 26 wn Ea 911911 19 to 31...Takony .... PEA+, grey White• 22 2310 23...b0i1ers ... 'nano, old 22 to 21. new 23 to 211...1arge 1.1145/11.0, Bottle and Bud lin Moditerr.wean and Odessa RA mans . 17 t,19 t 075 16 6..26 ~....M11013 .... 41 to 46 48 to 54 . Hewes,* —. 33 to 48 eloveassan, nd _pee cwt. 38 to 48 to 54 Arhito s4 in 04 HultagiLis C• 110 trtoottlutl,per too. 414 50 to R 4 13 ____.,„,._ Per barrel of 19911 m. Fuses, Americas 21 to 22—Cavadtan .. ..... . 21 to 23 Dants3e 2l to 21 .3.l.imburg 2l to 22 Preach, per sack &Melba .. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM llst MARCH to 3th APRIL. Um. l Engish. scotch. Irish. Foreign. Wheat I 3137 21388 RazWy 3.5a3 I 778 : 6342 13st1 1638 333 9440 1 11810 flour, 6433 sacks; b;utela. Malt, 10635. -- - SMITHFIELD MARKET. -THIS DAY. We have a large number of good Beasts on sale to-day. The hue cold morning is very much in favour of the trade; still it is dull, and it is with difficulty that our quotations are maintained. The number of Sheep is also considerably larger; there is, however, an adequate demand, and prices are not much lower. Lamb trade is hardly so good as ou Friday. There is no alteration in the Calf trade. Front Germany and Holland there are 421 Beasts, 60 Calves, and ,23 Pigs ; France, 30 Pip; Scotland, 600 Beasts ; Norfak Ind Suffolk, 2,600; and 120 from the northern and midland sounties. _ C hetaae of Kt& aia6 Nllea 80066, I.l6refuras 0 3 8 8483Ket•homs 3 4 3 6 660084 quality &oak— 2 6 3 0 (Alva I:rs* Inks & Hall.brix3, 4 4 8 Recut, 53 8663801. 4300; B heeo 460. Per stone of Ste. .. d. d. Beat Des. 11/..bda. gh 0 0 0 Bat Long.vroula 3 10 4 2 Do. do. Shorn Dees ma I second quality 3 4 .1 6 Po. do. dbora 0 V 0 0 Lambs .... 0 0 0 and Lambs. 23,110 Calves, 136; COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY Eden Main, 14s. 9d.; Walls End Riddell, 19,,, 94, ; Wail End Haswell, 15s. 9d.; Walls End Hatton, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Lambton, I%n. 6d. ; Waits Lad Stewart's, 15s. 94. - Walls End Adelaide Tees, 15s. ; Walls End Tees, I•3s. &I: —Ship. at market, 237. BOlt01:011 MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mvsars. l'ut:end n awl Smith report that tht in a good dtanunl for titl gujd and tine llops, at full prices. s i 11, 13 4