The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-14 00:00:00

[TH REE PENCE. Great Western. 891 • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 791 8d ; ditto Fifths. 11:; Lcedo'Northern, 16; Londou and South- West., 89 bi ; Midland, 731; Newry, Warren., & Rost., 8 ; Norfolk, 511 • North British. 34; North Staffimishire, 121; Scottish .511d!and, 604; South Eastern, 72 ; York, New castle, and Berwick, 70; Turk and North Midland, 811. PREFERENCE BR•iIE.S. Great Western irredeemable 4 per cent., 1031 ; Oxford, Worcester, sad Wolverhampton (151.),161 1. FOREIGN. Charleroi and Erquelincs ' 131; Northern of France, 351 ; Paris and Lyons, 26 ; Fan. and Strasbourg, 35/ 6 ; Western of France, 191. The rates of continuation were very light, and on the heavier stocks almost nominal. This is a natural result of the late speculative selling, of which, as the account progresses, we have sufficient proof there has been a great deal. The French share market is also characterised by a limited supply, accom panied by heavy speculative sales. The oversold position of the market abundantly explains the ex traordinary rally that has taken place. Annexed is a statement, showing the terms on which the settling has been generally carried on—viz. : Anil Fria, 21; British Australian Gold, i ; Brazilian Imperial (issued at Si. pram), 5; Colonial Gold, 2) Co nisi)°, 11; Great Nugget Vein, Scrip, 31; New Granada 21. Contaogo. London and North Western i to 1 Midland Leeds even r. Great Western borrower. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Australasia, 841 3; English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered. HI ; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 14/ ; Union of Australia, 78 }. York and North Midland l-32 to 3-32 Berw icki -16 Dovers Great Northern, l-32 to 3.32 Caledonian' -32 to 3.32 Oxford and Worcester, l-16 Northern of France Strasbourgs Lyons Interest at the rate of 4 per cent per annum for the half-year ending the 13th of May is payable on the shares of the Western Railway of Switzerland from the 16th inst. Australian Agricultural, 67 8 ; Crystal Palace, 81; North British Australasian, 1, ; Peel River LAnd and Mineral, 7j I. MONEY MARKET. The first call of 3/. falls due on the shares of the Royal Danish Railway on the Ist July, when 5 per cant. interest will be receivable by the shareholders on the amounts already paid. A call of 21. 10s. is also payable on the shares of the North of Europe Steam Navigation Company by the 16th July. The statements submitted to the proprietary of the Bank of Australasia, at their 19th annual meeting to-day, exhibited a moat extraordinary increase of business and profits. The profits for the year ending the 11th October last were 193,262/. The directors have decided upon recommending a dividend at the rate of 15 per cent. for the whole year, and accord ingly 12s. per share will be paid to the proprietors from the 15th July, and a dividend and bonus equal to 7i percent. in October next. Miscellaneous shares were generally higher this afternoon. Australian Agricultural finally closed 65 to 67; British American Land, 69 to 71; and Van Diemen's Land, 18 to 19. Bank of Australasia shares were rather flatter in the morning, but expe rienced a rise of 31. on the favourable issue of to day's meeting, closing 83 to 85. Union Bank of Australia were I/. higher, but the other Australian banks, though firmer, were quiet. Crystal Palace shares closed better at 3to 3( prem. Shares of the Commercial Bask of London have been done at 33; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 75 ex div. ; ditto (251. paid), 381, 39, 383. Shares of the Grand Cen tral Railway of France left off 1 to 1) prem.; Grand Trunk of Canada, 1 to 03 die. ; Australian Building Company, 3 to 3 prem. ; Melbourne and Colonial House Investment, par to 3 prem. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at present prices. 4 go render the results strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have ac crued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account Int. por cent. Price. per annum. shut £0 0 0 99 3 0 7 Three per Cent. Consols Three per Ceat. Reduced Bank Stock (die. at the rate • of per cent. per annum) 229 3 5 6 India Stuck Exchequer Bills (interest ld. per cent. per day) 6l. pm. 110 3 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices. Int. per et. per annum at the rate of dividend paid Pres. Price. BATLWAT. Lut 41year. Last year 174 LiverpooL Crosby, ail Southport 5 2 101 4 11 104 106 Larlon, Brighton, and South Coast 914 South Eastern 30 York and North Midland 1 5 0 0 3 6 8 13 Buttes Corinna 4 13 34 4 3 16 11 l 88 Itklisad Great beaten—lreland 4 9 7 4 0 7/ 88 Lacks and Bomb Western 4 10 11 4 6 24 86 Great Waters 4lO 11 410 11 114 'tidbit* Mask. 4 10 11 4 7 44 101 Bristol sad Ruler 17 York 14•Tressak and Berwick, 4 8 31 4 4 6t 42 Ilidlenk Birtalsobba, and Derby 96 Lossitabir mad Duthie • 3 4 313 61 114 Loados oat North Western Stock 131 London and Melt Western Firths 102 Laraes4er sad Preston 4 5 k 3 17 81 351 Edbibargb sad Oisitsow 4 4 6 4 4 6 18 Fast Laneridu 4 3 4 3 9 51 48 Dublin and Utast ...- .. —.. ... ...._ 4 3 4 312 II 66 Great totabsra and Western—Deand 4 0 41 3 15 106 774 imbibing and Yorkshire Stock 67 Glasgow sal Booth Western 13 Caledonian 315 9 2 61 1 314 Great Northern 2 18 2i 2 12 34 21 Chester and Birkenhead 2 12 91 2 6 01 'IF - ' 4" - ----- ' - ' 11 • 1 '...• ra• 1 1 • 11 .'"' 1 1 ••••• 1 1111••••••••• 1 • w e . ^ 11 " .... il • t ~,,, 5 , ▪ No. 2,125.] . LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 1853 - ...:_-__, - 13ENINSULAR and ORIENTAL STEAM ' ssvicaviox ceimPaNT. SECOND EDITION. SHARE LIS TS. roitticm RAD.WATh. 10 3 Meweep gad Bettuedgai 1 1 die Great Western. S9f f 1 ditto Filth,. 11: ; Leeds -11' `t w • ARIUNGENENriIx= &EDUCED TAW AND - 25 4 Drelegas to Csallomese 1 ills 1 Pm West., 89 tof ; Midland, DEPARTURES OUTWARD& 1 , 01.4 „A riwi.t. via Eaarr. - Foe AWN Ceybe, mediae. PROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MONDAY ETININO. 5 3 Silent foam Jug** 1 I The railway market to-day sympathised with the s° " CII I* 01 ••• GlGnslisme. 14 1 Norfolk, 511 • North Br Scottish .111ufland, 601 ; ....„.. r .,.. 22. ~„2 2ap oee, Hoag Ko ea thee* sod Seth 20 10 DON gal Illommen par I see s"-- - , - kir.. oouthanpton. and es Ms IWO semllllthkam - improved aspect of the funds, and experienced a re s owe Illiesise... - 7 it il - die castle, and Berwick, 70 germ num- .0 general and marked rise, finally closing well sup- r e 1 4 " l a° ll -•-• - 8 3 rap PRET Illarri 2? "' WAR-OPTIC& Joins 14. Du ethnic() l3 Great Western irrede ria SINGApORE.r-For AdarApte: cad ported at the highest point of the day. Prices have s sOr an Inane reansan l4 11 " Worcester, sad Wolver AUsTKALIS. nr at Noma, on the 4th ei 3 u ovary ema M at FOOL--13enteneal•Ormers1 Sir Ale Leith, K.C.8.. from the evident) been chiefiv de &trine. the last week lo lo ()rand Jostles of Fran; 4 or l er ce ,, oeli ,,n i th td,, ,.. i ,„ p i ,. n he ,,,,,,,,,,Z 1 e ., 2 7„ the i 4 4% 4 4 55th Regleasst, to be osiosel, Moe Gement Betsy Otwey , Lord ii, . e Prelmad the -. "..T ,„,.....„,, , I.eti or every eltersime mouth thereafter hes weesesnee. 2 0th r . C. 8., demise& mi. ed by speculative selling , and reaction is thus the , ... Die. hew . midi ,.. l.leTs _ - Charleroi and Erqueli - mxtrs ~iel Ent every tl s t o ltli awl hula try mos*** wet, C. 13., to he eoloael, the more decided. ham Lketimset•Geneerd tar Aleznedee Len. N.C.11., removed to the 1 Issecalltreeela.3p.R.Peet 1 1 dls 1 ; Paris and Lyons, 26 - at 1 Laaessbourg .„ „. tlt i. T ‘ ''';',l l'." -tiirtfr i e,. "l l ll 7l l L OPLL-Os as Vth of wiry month SIN rail- THIS DAY.-Two o'Ceoen. 10 I Ow Otsiererl - Barer. To be Liesiternat-Oolimeis lathe Army-Srevet.lhjor Edward Alan The settling has chiefly engaged attention to-da y, II De- - - ... I "7..i * j . Z tt rZ i rd . trl*o4l.-ror Vigo. Oporto, Lisbon. Cadiz, sa i l Do. (Oman . ,;,,,,,,,, m.,os.uthankplos. as the 7th, 17tk, sad 27th of may Ca n°ldi pe si teh a:ma " % I ra To" ; lia* Gem" 'lnk."' Carry, .1 the and the market being shown to be scantily supplied 18 D 0.4 per et. Prefer's ,1 1 die 14 ▪ 1. t' A end rum& -Tauber theempany a e m b.n, To he Stayers la the Army.-Oestaits Edward W. C. Wright, of tee with the heavier stocks, the upward movement of al i °o ' user ludiune "' m - im piapo, 11; Great Nugge 0 1 , TT - ~ ems cams. p es444. Hon slot Foot; Copula Roast Bruce, of the Isth Itstanders. - ... - /ow, T •wee • mew low prices has continued without interruption. Cale- V I 19 Karla Amass_ _ - - JOINI goag aiel *.banabse. ----- donians, York and North Midlands, and Great s e r„ N o r C L'olyith I : 74 II Australasia, 841 3; N.V. foe rate+ ..f pa=4l b on o cy r. arl frelo 4 l: 4 ea th l Lln b la sad Do.(es 'utmost) - Chartered. 101; LWOW BANKRUPTS. have been especially buoyant, but the IS In Reethees or re rya„ ' ll ' I "' !*"" • sae" Ist. Lemdentialt a rkst, lamd ar ra, HENRY AanDoWN, Welling, Kent, wheelwright.'cm.. 34 113 f at Union of Australia, 78 1 at the t0e,, .01y • rise has Northern.,een general. At the present moment, 28 511 Dab 101. a Per et. lima at n e regatplan-, houtlempeen. . men, Catherine-street, Strand, newspaper pro- Jett`, ST however, the feeling is a shade less firm. k Amiss. ham; i 4 13 Kb .---..-_-- prietor. Is en Nonregisa ?mak Prder. si SI Australian Agricultur BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY , EDWARD fleece, Saekville-stnet, Piccadilly, tailor. French shares have again ruled at a considerable as to hewed Lyon. .- .. 151 in pm 262 ; 10 $1 Puts sad Orly British Auitralasian, li 1, Prtemasseet, Sank, Lando& JOHN CROW TWYMAN, Renasgate, upholsterer. advance this morning, but have since partially given 20 l e g o i n g a ft : 7 - . 39 41 4° 44 . 7 1 1. EMbhatied Aug.', 1657. EDWARD ORRIN. Cork-street, Wommiaster, tailor. way again. Northerus are now quoted 35 to 1; and se se Puts me Illgemseer; _ PI est MI Empowered tir Siescial act of Parliament. 4 Yid, eap. fr. WILLIAM ELOools, Leicester, Emenhant. Strasbourgs, 351 to 4. 10 4 wirers at 44 pas if ()NI c om mas -C. 4. ItoPERY ALEXANDRE, Woehlwath Park. WILLIAM CARTIII„ Malensbury..Wiltahire,Xailor.lin 71 ral eirest 4 = 4 llastond - 2 din ear rat. •os ;et MitiLo fee eateries Loans or Debt& ORDINARY MARINI AND /MOM. 10 el. 'loess owl Rame ... ... 174 the NA FOSINIoo oily required during ant sue yeses. WILLIAM MARSIIALL. South Shields, ship owner. IS 2 Repel Owed& ...... ... 4 ale Limes prams dales A.,,,,Neeeparsbie during Ilk. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. 6k, Pd. Ilan.weva, Yesterdsy. 30 if memo mid Meer.. The English stock Peesules dna uis unnotity Ise Orphan t° 4l • l * le 4 Do. Stye Cal. Pthe. - - el MAROARIT RoIIERTBOI4 DAVIDIioN and ELIzABITH - -- meet of Saturday of bil 7 Owe& memos* Prunes - - It ISO *waft - - - .. MI n sot Console being 981 to sarritivels latill3AL WI aIROCIAT3OII. I/ s% IDSoN, Edinburgh, lodgiog-hosige keeper. Se Ifiesen 10 4 elesebora of Frame 4 II pm Uwe.. re.l by het MaJesten loyal Letters recent . Am* ADAM, Masco., toll contractor, deceased. we 111.8l aaan _. sf of 10 al Omer Imlliallip ....-- 1 1 pea 4pm some considerable op Meets girded annually. Jong )(waxer, Edinburgh, lecturer es chemistry. IR all limuifele.iffiderValler 111 lei en SI all Wed flateltre - _ . 4 s checked. the ()therm immune wonted for every three swathe Wahresegot age. St 93 dirks., isge o WiffmoJea. 6 • die 10 $ Do Si per Cent. Pre*. 1 IMs Noll me& ailimancei es aan plus pamlimly shanOgsor to - ---- - ff6 idi 1.5..061.C. WSI 20 10 Western of Praia... _.15 11 pia lel market, ands decline 31 thy Do. do. 46. M... 34 14 dig 10 2 Modern* Bwltetriss6 1 0 ths then suddenly improt P l"' bisha tmest pain' math* ands** et 10 per mat. was THE CAMP AT CHOBHAM COMMON. Bt. too Bridal and 'Mx -.. leo les . at the lest W 6 Wads le teem:vet yew% *,().lees ea all perthdpenng !Mira THIS DAY. tit. too Caledonia. - _ ... VI as Of as all Chester sad Helybeed .. 12 224 211 I for the " put" of 200,1 Isar .3 " Owneres.) - SO an Cork and Read= ... ... 30 21 MINES. however, remained Ilan seheie I Aced nest. Qom- Tasty rash 1 . /vinyl O'CLOCK. 53 43 Dithlhead BglasUnne... $ 4 pm The first of our great modern military essays in u all D Bl4oB ' 1'0r 111 . 804 AWN -----. MONDAY EVENING. reached 981 to I, fin lar o ffi cial hours, lit gape .'" lead ' A l l • Proe en- ere- does Jumada ... ... 5 9 Business in the market for British mining stock sena record of the mar . TOMO Lde. *um. mina concentrating an immense bed, of awn of all branches of 15 alt neat ag r uer t , ...... 2 rip _ - .- - 4 to-day has been quiet, and flatness generally pre- it will be 1 ni a. sea 4. ; Ifeare. Nibs 11 is. LSs. A tali an es , . _,,, 20 20 &Mee osmium, ... 13 13 131 veiled. rather considerable 13 s SI 9 5711142 11 13 3 ny Rout, and indeed soon after the break of day, the u all Koolau Cake., Clam A... The gold mining share market opened with a Se 11 1 1 I I 111 41 I 32761 4 4 012 4 artillery and cavalry began their march fur the camp at (Isla Z. 17. U.) -. 91 101 also of an important dull appearance, but became better in the afternoon, :I1 1 I 1 a •:,' 1 1311 1 460 12 11 IS at INA skimp B sad 0 ardt 7 7 2 $ 2 2. 1 4 2• is • Chobham-common from the various points where they had woo ► d i m w o mb. . 112 72 and closed fi rm. Anglo-Australian remain flat. At have been chiefly eau five to the Eastern q R. R. F oam D o ss m irgoostog, halted for temporary rest, and as they approached SO all 111. lis W.LDMllillina ' .211 1 1 57 four o'clock Peel River were quoted 21 to 21 prem. ; the Emperor of Rust ANDREW YRANCW. neweNo7. the ground of encampment, the respective bands awoke sea' 1°1 4!"" 1111.1 :2 4311.1 " . : Se 71 ( par to / prem.; Great Nugget, 11 C Oll N p ou rem. venn ; , unwi ingness to in r tan, or t o - THE rtstlLY NEDICAIII2 I IT. the arrival of the surrounding gentry, who as early as I t 1 4 : 1 0 Gla sa 7BlBl6ll3wealn - commit an MEASAM'S MEDICATED CREAM.-For all Glipas Mama ... ... all Si 87 British Australian, 5-16 to 3-16 die. • 5 o'clock were on the road, well horsed, for the better en- Bt. 100 Da A, Medi ... ... 52 51 532 4 2 .2 an aggression upon tl peirposea of hobo* he pees= embed GNI pain mere johns Monde, 1 1-16 te 1 3-16 prem. • Ague F r ia , I to s it . 51 55i „,„ . ~,..ba am. or ()cries gelrive ef eat. it joyment of the grand spectacle of the day, and among them i t 1:: Di'. 4 Oar • Iti;:* lea lag e stances, the imprei have to (give way, r banana, Inmost • neat There le =sew Is ale FINN" were some hundreds of the gentler sex, en Metal. 049mith. mt.( )11 111 110 11 prem. ; Anglo-Californian, 5:16 to 7 . 16 prem. comfetaer of onwoopt tho rateut mrdhilweig iP =rlbat OM egald St. 100 that Weibel' ... ... S$ 881 59 4 Dili Moth *Warn le a ter poomytorm sod tariev. If red keslylmen= 4 ll the INN As the morning wore on apace, the infantry began to 2 2 . - IN - ee In other Foreign and Colonial mines there was general European coo come stronger. Notl maim math** .. no especial change, except in the West Indian de nten, with • worm or 8.1 bath, ! 4 48 ° 41° 4. hover in eight of within some three miles of the common, at the blood, throwing • 1 1111 S/ wane* war the weds 164 113 Dollies* - 14 1$ pm ter( t i erce which were decidedly better. Metcalfe fished, and reports o m o no op the body, thereby preventing ham sad 'em 111. from various points, end as they wound round the roads in e t- I n Larellas,,..r a - 2 Talman s 1 4 . 8 e 1 .8 1,„ 712 am o k It. elliaey in rirLemeg varoomMo OM% m nea be. .. 4N full marching order, the scene presented • grand Panels= ii iil, re. - Was Lou . "se* 71 . 3 .. -. closed qto 71 prem. Mr. John Hitchine has gone Danubian principalit ans. ne esteroor. mellow, mil oil kellianismemy Mica. rat oat to inerpect the mining property of this company. of a further considers gehd• god amiletiii, is trolly simalshing, la gra murk sopensdes of men fully equipped for war, and moving* it were by 501 11 1 1 4 1 24001, %Tare - - 1 0 1 : as .„, , el ilk an d pareauree Pw dleggonelinles.lll l ••• Um 21 ° °I one motive power, so regularly did the footsteps meet the to a Les..llhary.Sslllstheill 11 1 The closing prices of new undertakings are as contributed to so winch is ellen stoned with made Inermsealensi sal dessma. ea se. fo ll ows: London and Liverpool Australian Gold afternoon, but on pant of the ethos Wag wild= Ike the eau* Ors purgsdoes eye. et too entess,ss. neat ice 4 ... r 10 1 ess ohms the mum of • rases ter vuui mews. A smart shower is now coming down, and fears are enter- ; 1 1 . 1( 11 Do. 11191121: -7 " .. ... 11 3 1 2 13 pm 113 3 Mining and Streaming, / to 1 prem. • Melbourne pear that the mark b WM SID leilettai la rethrw e thest e rgovasta, N. la Gold, 1 to 1 per share ; Australian Mutual, 1 to owing to the existe Ile A *prole() It le es Mier* se the au W(= tamed that we shall have • succession of them, to the du- 10 1 Do. Allnek.,Mnad 9.(C jls „ mew mile that it le sNeely NeyweiNe * le St. 101 Leaden C I.o.Wesiert UB9 S$ 4 comfort of not only oar army but of the thousands of spoon,- 20 554 Da., use _s a eue I die. ; Australian Consols, ato }die .; Monarch The late political a] Odra =MAW or Mini& OW pit Val pro u'im rt s . " Asia e.ll.- .. Gold, Ito 1 die. ; Chartered Australian Land and done for lower pril eur ramie eurpr ., „ sw a y . s hg e r e e ne , thew, Cs, demo tors assembled. 40 as Ds. SO _,. .. 1 4 Ms 26 au teenmeerryat - Coisrains 13 IS Mining, e, to 1 per share; Lewis Hill Range, oversold, and, as aco Mew, awl me leel*Ormaill be *MK" 44 * -4414 1.2.66 " . " 1 " The respective detachments of regiments are in readiness SS ell Isedsatrylainslsettles 19 11l =mid. elm CO, .811, IPlrmul IMO 1, Ito f per share ; Golden Mountain, I to ; } per share ; peculiarly sasceptibl 7,...., it 'sal& la mew al 141., fa 94., gird 4s. IL ; with the tents, which will be served out when all are draws BL WC flaaseemili WI Soj Lake Swrior Copper, 1 die . to par; Cologne This market may be aad ta tesetlyiere, at Miter/ Mask Wilt droner; swl MMUS - - ise 4S ii =tiool. Us*, 54 11 the op, and when the word " pitch teats" tri pitied, the whole et. um 1111Well__ - , .. 7 f 734 73 121 Lead, I ells to par ; Carberry West, 1 to 4- dm.; the improvement we by all mem medians yowlers. Its 19e. ismily Jars me (mnbee. beM w al/ pane el Me Mark o& are expected to be up in 20 minutes ; but the naIMSIVTO MO" pm Moo 0m1 . D 611 7 ' 0 a Connemara, par to 1 prem. ; Glenaulin, 3-16 to Exchange. In Fran 50 472 hild.O. West Grob . .. - -- cannot possibly be carried out before two o'clock at the ear- u 176, asp Oaf eisoes . ... .:. - 1-16 die. ; Sulphate of Barytes, Ito 8 per share; an extraordinary re sea. solibbod, pride One Gains% Ike; after which she men will do ample justice to the a- 500 INasmallos • 81 88 Lackamor Copper, par to I prem.; Adelaide Land the Paris bourse of t EARM BOOS-KILIUINO ILDIUBLE ENTRY; dinner now being cooked for wok mem. gi SC De. litindiii .• fi pm and Gold, 11 to 01 die. • ; Obernhof, Ito I pm.; The official repor as Elemenlowy. Worsts} wed manes* kw the 13 172 -..- dls rr or de Umber. ay .nu Bowie, 4=ll l , KW II 761 Newry we Men . 11 a Britannia Gold, Ito I per share ; Poltimore, 1 funds is subjoined:- a il.utaasteeet, 'Mud. Lando% aseigisd by em art ens 1g ea remyWarrimaistaler. 1 9 die. to par • British and Colonial Smelting and opening, 19th July, 9 app ly Anne.. *Gal See.. 4 vole„ cloth Wend. Pee preepostime St. 140 Not ... ... SO 112 apply to tbe author. THE FRUIT TRADE. 15 11 De.lber ..7 , - - - Se 114)Nortbses Ostentles . Untos 31 1241 a Reduction, 1 ' to ; prem.; Resprrn Copper, par to 1 per Cent. Reduced, wow. ; Garnett and Moseley,l to 2 pm.; Jamaica per Cents ., 101 I 1 lowan : Einapitin. alerahall, and Oa. - Bi. 100 lbw* WRY „ ... $l4 334 The annexed remarks on this trade are extracted IS 14 , Ilree.„," A Deo 1 . - - - Ali Copper, 21 to 3 rem. New Linares, par to 1 pm„ The Exchequer ' lti i IDR. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, from the Circular of Mesas. Witherby and Hanson . ; al.' „....... 1 lsCml. • - - Great Hewes United Tin, par to 1 prem.; M.iren 3s. to 7s. prem. Indi Orthodox, aisismperimi. and Oracle', W. sash; by pea, "CURRANTS.- Since our report of the 7th ult. two ii l i, s •-• •• .......w.s . - _ Ale Head, ll din to par • New South Wales Coal, / The foreign steel ed. direct cargoes have arrived, one of them consisting ratty of is all . g o ng *pews se ef die 11f 11 WHAT TO LA; 01 1 111114 AND AVOID. 1 5 1 1 old fruit. The total quantity received here direct since the le 10 Northaad ILWeeteralune - p. to / die. ; Aust r ala s ian Coal, Ito } die. ,• Mount firmer. Buenos Ay U. Carbon Coal, I to 4- dia.; Port Hunter and More- sold as low as 60, al commencement of the season (September 25, 1852), has been N. 1 1 6 Oslo,'y Wele.ll Weller. MS -41 /4 SO LECTURE TO YOUNG KEN. ton Bay Coal, prir to prem. • ; Sue River (of Jamaica), standing ;the deplor 1,800 butts, 3,923 carroteels, 8,030 barrels, and 90 easy, by _ix !„,,," _....„,." 0 "-- 00 tnamu.„......., - ••• II ,I! tn. HOW TO BS RATTY. 24 vessels, or at the utmost 3,000 tom, against 13,430 toss 71; i' o 7 57""""*.i... - a *lO 4- prem. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 61 to 71 prem.; fine state, we undo 'v. by . 93 vessels to this period of 1352. The ont-ports have re- 131, mg I D O , L22,7l•W;.giji ye 72 Port Royal (of Jamaica) 11 to 2 prem. ; Worthing tance of 5,000 dole. MORAL /LIP PHYSICAL INJOYNINT OP LIM ceased by 10 vessels about 1,000 tome. The ()tat cent io s ' meillegolord 16 I die (new shares), Ito I dia. • L'Aigle d'Or, Ito 4- die.; Teviot. It is repor v. therefore, which we made so fae back as Bth September Sri all r illes sanr:Omy lem" am (lamer os• erected. DOWEL Knockareellane Copper , 1 1 to I dia. East Indian Iron, cent. will probably I last, 'That the total crop of 1852 would not exceed 8,000 to , 1ike.W.1111.4 - 17 19 ir rt THR INNITTETe.d OF MAGRL%I3III LIR ru. DISILSoi.B Off 1 1TINTRIL 9,000 tons, and of thin quantity one-half would be of inferior di iii ' D . ' I". "• '" "' " 44 unmerchantable quality,* appears to have been re % I IP& I)B.Bl4 " r u e l ic ;;; ;:, 1 4 p i are gm substantially correct, and has been corroborated as se =tie r en e ... ~. 20 21 ss. to 7a. per share ; ondon and Virginia Gold and can, after marking I' Copper, par to 1 prem. • Lignanes (of Jamaica), I to to 27/ to ;, closin; I prem.; Albion Gold, 1 di.. to par; Gladbach were better, but Du nu. _ by facts. The Loadon cleuanees for home cos- St. 1.11 See& lielsra ... ".... - / MALEY eracecinesiTe, COSIMPATIO3I, sad LOW Ingestion during May were 510 tons a ga i ns t 890 toss SO SO, 111 • 11 Welletl.• ••• - 13 32 HOIDS.Aubin Coal and Iron, , par to 1 prem.; Parkwyn and 'lt appears the hue in May 1862, and 1,080 tons in 1851. The bonded 0 al YormossiverDe• 13 14 mt. and 2. NO S MO AgeCarwalsick Ting to •-. prem. ;South Devon Consols, siderable surplus, noun; 'Us% nil KUTCH IASI& I eels, Ice melt deliveries reported in May are 465 tons, of which 32.5 tons u i n sw an k me went to the continent, 80 tons to cur colonies, and 55 tons so so ' &Rail 3l I I die • to par ; Nell Gwynne Silver Lead, I prem. ; government is pro orrtoreThrf : on. Tax COLD WATER MILL coastwise. They have latterly proceeded on a still 2) 17 vale of Wm* .„_ ... II4 la New South Wales Gold, Ito 1 . per share ; Irish cial improvement. etyma:. :3, Tatirlio-tee-roo: ammlOo. Me nrwe' a i r / st : " am . larger scale. As upwards of 2,000 tons of currants 50 all Witeellsd awl Ilikomo_ y 9 91 Consols, I dia. to par; Great Crinine, 1 die to ;prem. bank of issue, xi ss. corinin. sad ,it herrowAser°: or or u• IL c ` i """ gl • ILI) " 18 ' have been cleared for consumption and export since the 86 eti Wlelillid . 101 IMII 6OI - 82 32 firrell.. , we, ItenAterreet, woo may be wesialted daily nom le MI s, is spoken of. II end of March, against au importation of not above 600 tons, 913 14 wed Clemerall . 10 101 ere 7IC it 10 Ile. Whisladen sad Croydes lOs par THIS DAY-Two o'Ceocit. is 99 going forward. 300 tons of which were new fruit, it is evident that our u, I 1 is o g on ' - - Ihe gold mining shares are firm to-day, with a despatch to this cout stock of old fruit is fad dial pp miring. It cannot now reach ti t lOC Ilfeet e llewsegtalkfigrwiek 69 70 701 CENTItA L CRIMINAL COURT taus,ooo tons. The Liverpool trade delivery proceeds at en ss so I Do. do. Rates** .. 71 71 131 average rate of 43 to pa week, sp MI I. ied 90 tone in 1852 at 33 1 Do.a.N.Twollooft 2 11 2 4 moderate amount of business. Colonial Gold are government with, as quoted 1,1 to 1 prem.; Great Nuggets, 11 to A prem. ; cify the bondholders, THIS DAY. this period. The characteristic of the market of late h as M. 100 ilfork sad North Midland 39 89 60 1 and Peel Rivers, 21 to 1 prem. the railway project. been an improved demand for 1852 fruit, to the neglect of PRIURRENCI ULM. Australian Agricultural shares have improved to netted Threes were ci the better sorts of 1851 crop, and about 250 tons of the .. ~,„ . In the course of this morning the grand joy came into former have been taken by the trade at 465. to 50s. since - ' 2 . 2 ' - '",,, heedeee ,„„„. N ._ a y ..., 93 911 67 to 69, and North British Australaaian, Itofs/ to 6 per cent.• Court with a true bill against William Wilson for misde our last report. Really fine old fruit is exceedingly seuee ; gi, jice,j -- - I, --' - snter T o p *. try 9 1 prem.; Scottish Australian Investment are quoted ditto Four-and-a-He siesnour, in having threatened to publish certain lilhalons end when met with is taken at full prices for Australia, fit. 100thkedostea /110 4 -... el log ID 11 to II prem. prem. ; Grenada Act matter with *tent to induce the Chancellor of the Exch.- whither, as with all other articles , Rene but the very best la 15 Chester sal Holyhead • 1 196 104 quer to give him a place, or to extort money from him. qualities are shipped. About two or three months hence, M 3 l (Jock and 8a 2211 . ,- 1 1 air 4Pa caugans niseuresi The defendent has retained Mr. Robinson as his counsel, when our stock, will have been much more reduced, and 81 all t iNm4BB ' P•nb •"" Abw."lmem done Four-and-a-Half per No. there Mixt& Pall Yesterday . today. Ayres Six per C.ents. and the trial ts extracted to come oo to-morrow We gees- • dean lasetiou ~. 142 if the usual autumnal demand for good fruit will have arm- 34 32 g ee rh u h ee (2l,loo6o .2 41 al -- - -. --1- - day) morning. moused, it is difficult to foresee how it will be supplied, for 5 5 Do . : do. (507 per t% I 5 56 190,009 1 Ago ma all 44pm 21 103 ; ditto Three pe ENTERTAINMENT TO COMMODORE I'AVDERBILT. Soevitamrros, MONDAY, Jerre 13. Southampton has of late years become rather cele brated for its hospitality. I the advice' from Greece to 28th ult. continue moot un- It 2 Do. do. U. 175.) 7 per C 4 14 es favourable, and we shall have no supplies from the Con- : q I'AW-0 1 1.1at.-.1 Ps,N Ol 1 4 2 4 Pa fluent. The difference between these and previous accounts si DUOS do. N 0 .3 1 12 . IS 10 Do. New sme Coat Meek 1 132 consists in the fact that the identical disease "[last year had p o to iheet a h o moroott o e is isi appeared in the bunches, whereas nothing of so positive a s 2 .22 6 2eigh. 2 .11 character had previously developed itself. I Dumb, e s; rer t ... 34 SI " RATSINS.-The cargo of Elam . raisins elluded to last it. 100,DremllstbseaS mann' 135 ISO to . month has since arrived. The clearances of raisins for home 111- MID& • PIS cost Gm* Se• its inhabitant s 4•411 4441e consumption from the 19th April, when the duty was first 1 lismisiteattepat. sat 11l 113 Illf 12f 30,000 1 +Milo AastavnanGold all 4 els per 100,006 ies eitsgloCaltiorMan 10,000 10 exasuamalan 10,bM 30 +Australian • 3 4 Sr 60,00 r 1 Australian Clordillere 100,000 1 Austral/en Yreshold - all f dig Sete* 1 fies Naha. all j die 200,000 1 611111 k Australian Gold all Olio 10,000 20 +nth:Miran 13. 5 9 10,000 if +Reaz.lnap,(bit.atsl.p e 342 44 64 ONO 30 De.Oommand DMA* au 4li Cent. Certifs., 951 Greek Bonds (Red Cents. 271, 2. PI all overdue coupons, 116, 117, 116 ;ditto 1 Sardinisn Five per 9 Old Three per e'en Three per Cents. 23 111 3 Dei. 41 pfs gent -... 3 Ise l 19 every opportun,ty for proferring •a we:come to strangers proposed to be reduced, until 31st ult., were only 116 tons, 22 ei eufthw a s ig at pi pp 11,000 In Do. bt. John Del nth la 31 $4 from all parts of the world. The cosmopolitan position of against 760 tons in the corresponding six weeks of 1852. ss g ima ig gag io s o m o go o g g al 1 15 tle,ono 4 Cerson'a Creek all 2 die Ipm 4 per cent. Swedish : The cleanness in bond during the some period, were about Ss. 1011 OtWeet, rase() DM. Ha 07 12,009 4v Ogire Copps, , aU - - gage Loan, 1/ dia. the town, arising from its widely extended cemmanications 100,000 3 +Colonial tkold-- 1 If Id pm 700 tone, of which 570 tons were for the continent, and 150 11t. IN Ditto Serskomehle4par et 101 104 There continues • with dirt int countries, and its rising importance as a port . rapiapo l4 104 112 10j tons for ' the colonies. The operations in this article have, El „ ee l/ ; 1 • 14 m 411 ". 0 1_. 011 ;Y 438 1y i t d2 4, 157 sse,son et. +Copper ItinersofEng. all 65 78 counts, but money and picket station, render public demonstrations almost since our I.st, been, as regards the trade, quite suspended, Zi ts '" g ,„,. * .. " . " ... .." .... "'''' . .",,," . I s, 727 1,000 15 +Do. Pref. 72 per oast. nn 8 9pm leading Lombard-st necessary as a part of the tactics of the authorities in the in consequence of the painful uncertainty respecting the et ' o Dutaisomosdawelt. - - to,ore 5 rEnetAustrillanCoppr all I 14 die Present competition tdr public advantages such as those en- eventual reduction of the duty. This was announced finally so I 6 ,Lee.lolloWestfba.Whth 34 4pm Orest Nugget Vela all 111 pm 36 100,000 2 I Do. Regimred - -. e , the same rate as last Glee bills, but in ' j..yed by Southampton. The arrival of Commodore Van- by the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the 2nd inst., and Ili! alt . Laadenhery &Color. tut 13410 1411 21,400 30 +Gm end the 10s. duty was received at the Customs on the 4th. It 1141 MI , 12,000 1 Grand Leahy of Slider all dig par derbilt in his great steam-yacht is considered an occasion has not yet led to any extensive transactions ;we only know 2 , 1 ‘ , , 18 ,„ 1118 " 188 " 1 " 8 ,„„,_ en+ 4884881 O S I 11.050 s Groat P01g00th.....- demanding one of the Southampton fraternisation!, and it of the sale of a cargo of low Vslentias, the price of which - 6 '*6 I D - 7. - 2ir "-- - - le- 4 4 pm 32 . .. 100,00 t 1 bake Bathurst all i I dis I At the Bank of E als early determined to invite that gentleman and his bps not been allowed to transpire. As the trade are quite 114 all nienire c ii pct. - - pin 60,00. 1 Liberty all f die 4pm family to an entertainment to celebrate the event in the out of stock, more purchases will necessarily be made within se. too . .sie.sp.O . ISO 158 9,001 8 +warm so,euo t LoodonaChlitorn. Geld all 9 10 ceptances of new etc In the corn marl a few . d_ays, and the article will then •assume a more steady I n lif 1 : 3 1 6codk 131107 r 701 • 4008 20 . 40 :::-- par 1 117 1 Quarts CrughingCo all 1 1 1 shape of a drietinee, which came off this afternoon at the of le. to 2s. per qr position. In the present unsettled state of the market, our , 1 100,000 1 harteulte all 1 ad, c a at . lee MR wet. PreL VW 1111 122 Royal Victoria Archery 1001111. the Mayor, Mr. JOSEPH quotations must be considered as quite nominal. The put- 2 1 d i D o .w=di s , pp et “ SMOG 10 HeMcsakfitmserlean e 71 il There have been ar LAN &ESTILL, presiding. posed reduction of the duty to 10s. per ewe, after having been 10 8I Do. ... - per i Pra 6,001 1 New °rased' four weeks before the public, was suddenly rescinded by the O. leriNarth IMO& - ... .. 1 111 113 1121 132 100.000 1 homme Kende A'iout 200 persons sat down, comprising the family of 10,000 10 Nova Semis Mining and The adviccs by tb Commodore Vanderbilt, the captain and officers of the ship, Chancellor oft) e Exchequer on the 16th May. lie, it is well 10 , ell North - Ms Rio Janeiro, in ale known, pasied by other items of a more popular character, °Li 100 02108 4 _ ... SO ,001 i I Pon Mr. Sheriff Carter (of London), Mr. Deputy Bennoch (of Melbourne with 2 Loadoe), oe i teA li ne oteothen of the Southampton onto . and selected raisins for reduction, as being an article of food, 15 II ,i Dita ditto ditto 14 If pia WOO 1 quartz Rock all par jpm but he became subsequen? sad naturally alarmed at the 10,015 10 Allmon* Iron ration, the principal tradesmen and other inhabitants of the $ 4 1 1 111wewuninsmNeerGuar. 102 11 reports of a short crop in urkey. Kis final decision seems le 11l ilterensliChistorillee.W. 10,004 15 slietto New town, with • large sprinkling of ladies, whose presence 7.55 , as Santiago deCubs l2 Si IQ boned quite a novelty in the proceedings. The room Was to have been influenced by the following facts, vie., that Ufa.) 9 per Coat.. ... 176 Ille 50,000 1 Wuth Amara= The amount of th haudsommy decorated with flags of yariOUS nations. The there is at this moment in the United Kingdom about 1. 8 -II 1) 5 1 .7.8_ 7a o a 2 - - e I Pet 5.000 10 fin Croft - - 10 Pm the Africa from Nes 13.174 10.2.01 • United Myriam all 4 4i customary loyal and national MOW were given from the 16,000 tons of curraats and raisins, whilst the annual eon- I; J 1 emu 74;* ,". - 1 -. 48 4 15 i t i , i or about 120,0001., a ft er w hi r l gumption has never exceeded 30,000 tons ; that the redue- 144. 0 . '3 04 4 g o o sos Dy go gi s s 4- 70,000 1 Waller chair, and drank with all the honours • 100.000 1 West Granada en " dlo par I in ingot gold. The Lion will certainly cell forth to this market certain low 1 I Amato elm TS rj the health of "the President of the ' United States too,roo 1 W ed Mariposa. all 1 t the 4 descriptions, the ditty on which has hitherto been prohibi- dt. i Iteh Do. per eamt. ' 111 114 firm at 1094- to 1 of America" was drunk with great enthusiasm, followed Guar. 10$ 301 100 00 1 Teta by the band playing " Hail Columbia," the whole cons. tory ; that the cheapness of floor has of late years greatly 59 I 11l . 1 2 1 -Y . visa, 1 die sr t TranaSerablo by staxamd deed. abundance of mono palsy standing and paying equal honours to the toast Promoted the use of fruit as an economical article of diet;- i . ~,,; 7,.._ iiii ,--, 104 Railroad Company c JOINT STOCK BANKS. an they had previously done to the health of the Queen. that the measure, if carried out, would therefore be espe- I 'oa k . * of ziovuro z. let 505 3 they will receive pr The nes+ toast, proposed by Mr . Alderman Laishley, wee Melly beneficial to the poorer classes of society ; and, more- 17 I II ,Ditio DON, - -.1 14 14 tlaa ll 61 " a" 4,000,000 dole. of 7 .. Her 11 +, 41 .. mi n i ster , en d th e Statesmen of England over, that supplies of all kinds which would otherwise, in SS le lfarbik3l.3ol.ll.l3LPereb 1 4 pia Na Illiari chutd Usu. Pad prim. does and A nee ; may all their deliberations tend to pro- all probability, be taken next season to the continent of LOBS LEASED AT WIND RENTALS. - Yesterday. to redeemable in 20 ye mote the welfare of mankind and the civilisation of the Europe, to America, and other countries, would, if the - onl d y mortgage on t duty were redoced, be brought to England. As to cur- Bt. MO 3eddagbamilitre ( bud 22,300 40 Australasia world. - 40,050 23 . Bonk dada 3f 1 ells an on 1,000,000 ac .. ran_ y u i. it is confidently believed that when the article will .„ ,, ,lol4ol o .l llLW•ium I" l° l The Mayon then, in a brief complimentary address, pro-50,000 20 ,(hart . Bank or India, to aid in its constr been restored to its former ratio of production, go- " 10 "= l. /awl " atltedissient. 54 is I Australia, and China 2 1 Iwo posed the toast of the evening, " Commodore Vanderbiit ; "` mortgage of the Pat eminent will feel itself indirectly pledged to a correspond so 100 g ain u au g ai h 4l .,.. p .o . 23,000 30 I Wish, Boottleb, mid may . dory happinitge aczrue to himself and family duri n gthis loan and the g ins reduction of duty, which, however expedient in the ab- (1111110110 e et Illartbsen) 130 153 Alamitos Chartered 10 2 dis pc his interesting ' , lege, and every success attend all his street, is at present impracticable from financial cond. es lIS Olosemllor Sle Dem War 1.1.0001 20 London Bang of Ana- th e f o llowing detail spirited enterprises." The gentleman in whose honour (imaiseessatWastert 33 24 83 trail' and lochs - - 132 141 The Pacific Railros they were assembled that day was one of the merchant derations " 100' a ll fferthOWlDeitklidler. 23,000 ! 20 London Chortered Bank " 1105.-Some extensive sales have lately been madevicinity of Independet princes of Amene•-• gentleman who owed his present high _,,,,,. ____ . an d ,• ~_ • • . Owl le Yk. N. A Bor.) - - of Auetralle our quotations, Ott= now rentaina in unit 50 50 H aas s egvh w ai aN w id ill 114 2.1,0 , 0 :5 oriental Bank Corpora. all 51 53 52 If 290 miles, and the sot positein entirely to his own industry, perseverance, and the TZi s. ., 13 25 Do.S shares (ditto).. 55 97 50,00 e : 5 I Royal Austral. Banking miles west of St. Loui extent of his knowledge of mankind. 112 13+ Dap shares (ditto)._ 272 152 and Gold Import. Co. 1 f f die of the state, 300 miles The tout having been drunk with enthusiastic applause, 13, 12i table sat Greenwich 1,000 r 23 South A %admits Commodore VAN to:ituti. r. who was very warmly re- ' Hewed to noutb Meters 141 144 144 20,000 25.. i Caine of Australia _5_,000, ... 1 Do. Newto the Pacific Ocean. J awarded to him end lot family, in a few brief sentence., wm c orr Adv m er . t . ise icts me . b n y t. i t r -- ,l3.! ! , l , 7 „. Ti . i 7 o a ess u r i. Cuites so se Ottle Preference (ditto) ss 27 aired, returned thanks fur the honours that had been d loon ,- " 15 f to ° ;f 9 O;(olk) t. 91 100 yeTweele. and oohed upon one of his suns-in-law (Mr. Clarke), to per- wo .Care 49,541 . : ;, j , " L ift ,j„,Y ( „ s ,,, e .4 ""1 s e pz eose alony „ v .. ew e. m eyy ... tht* _ditto 6 At!. Coat - - I 1 MISCELLANEOUS. is $ 9 1 i Closing I the U.S.government vi subscribed in Missoui about 40 per cent. is p The toast having born drunk with enthusiastic applause, Commodore VAN Lamm. 1, who was very warmly re ctived, returned thanks for the honours that had been awarded to him and his family, in a few brief sentences, end called upon one of his sons-in•law (Mr. Clarke), to per form the duty more CifiCll - oily than he could do. Mr. CLAU66, in a oomewhat lengthened but eloquent address, responded to the call, dwthing with great force on the common interest• of England and America, and the dtep debt of gratitude they, the children, owed to their parent nation. Several other appropriate toasts were afterwards pus through, and the company .eparated about half•paat seven **clock. highly delighted with the festivities of the occasion. [Advertisement.] FIFTY THOUSAND CURES immure Msmrtaa by Dr BAARTNI RZTALISTA ARAECA 1 , 4100. Curs 49,2,12 Fifty years' indescribable agony from dymeyelii, asminsmess, asthma, cough, constipation. flatulence, sperms, sick. alas at Ile stoma* arid enmities,. have bees removed by Do Borry's 'seethed ' Todd."—]lards Jolly, t.'..ritrien, Lag, sear Dim Norfolk Cure No. 7 1 et dmpemia tr am the ftlOt _Han. the Lard Stuart Se Lodes:—" I have derived OftWitl( rAble ament from your Food, and authorise the publiestwo of these lines."—Muart de Denim Sold to moisten, lb., at t Is. • 121 h., at 12a. Soper-reamed quality, ID lb., et Us. ; 3 lb., at 22a.; Lie lo it.. sad 11 lb. maiden free of auriase, by Moms Ls , liauir and Cc— 77, Itegestatroit. Laselis. - irsoat to 1.8331.W./ald. :1111611sare sad Reim le SWI Darl. limear M d (Ma) Nirersebtrarra irt3 3 311 Clowns No. 1 Kb. MIICYLIAJIROVL Pd paten Dustmen doe* Yesterday. to-day. —— 10,0001 160 tuotrolaan Agri 33 G 4 06 30 drit.Anerfeanl.lad $ 67 7 0 10,000 100 •Inqta Company 321: 63 70 100,000, 3 Cryatal Palace 130.001 4 Cryst.Pal.of Frame 3 a 1 121,71: Brit. Aust. laud all I pot 11 Do. Preferente 43 1— 170,0V00, MI 3 11 pin 7 i 100,0001 I.lcottlahAeat.lotest all 11 1 po i 24 12.71,0: 73.0. Auld:rano" Law) 41 PAC 1001 - 44Diemais'41.414 384 II II 106 106 Nereil te NWAker Do IzM arm rest. (do.) PrioloolbWyro(loso. (dittoLod. hlt.WeLerinse.hirork Olho ohms ) ' Seguin ea Main (Wei I Great Northern Do le .ltheordlipttrk 65 67 Previous te the conclusion of the proceedings, Commodore Vanderbilt invited the wisole of the company to take a trip with him tn•mormw in the North Star to the back of the lide of Wight sad to Spithead, to •iew the three decker Duke of Wellington, and the other English ships-of war no that anchorage. This marine excursion will be attendrd by • large !wry of Indies and gentlemen of the port, and is to embrace a d). finer on board this beautiful Tristl, for the assembled cuisigiuzy. [Advertisement.)--HoLtowAY's OINTMENT AND ARTelsl,llllso 1110111041 , rot The CC'S or tlteus, $ Wol:sss. l i Extract of a letter from John Noble, Esq., Mayor of baton, dated Alliftlxs 12, 1132:—'• To Prof/woe Holloway. Dear blr,—Mrs. harsh 01 Liguori, ovhatrret, Bosh, ha , this day &named bn fore me that she was affliettd with ale •ra on her arms, fret, and various parts of her body ; and although the ant medisdl advice wee procured at the coat of a law *um of money, she obtained no relief, bat became worm. Bang Weird car try your invaluable ointment and Pik, aloe did we, sail peroevereil in their see, by which means rile bas been perfectly eured"—Piiiti by all drama., and at Era lemur Holloway's altab./AUlbent, 314, Strand, London. !Wear p. et.pos. ( (towed tto to st D otatcatiNt. !Ditto Diitto ' Wilts & Socarro. t (Isierq I to Omit R0t0r.)...„ MONDAY EVINING. The English stock market opened at the improve ment of Saturday afternoon, the first quotation of Console being 981 to 1 ex. div. for the 19th July, but some considerable operations for the "put" of Consols checked the otherwise felourable tendency of the market, ands decline to 98 to 1 succeeded. The price then suddenly improved to 981 to 1, and thence to 98 to 3, when per cent. was given by one broker for the " put" of 200,0001. stock at 981. The market, however, remained intrinsically strong, and soon reached 981 to ; I, finally reacting, after the regu lar official hours, to 981 exactly. From this record of the market movement of the day, it will be seen that the fluctuations were rather considerable, whilst the business was also of an important character. The rise appears to have been chiefly caused by favourable reports rela tive to the Eastern question, it being rumoured that the Emperor of Russia has given assurances of his unwillingness to infringe upon the rights of the Sul tan, or to commit any act that may be construed as an aggression upon the Porte. Under these circum stances, the impression that tho Emperor will have to give way, rather than run the risk of a general European conflagration, appears to have be come stronger. Nothing official, however, was pub lished, and reports of the probable occupation of the Danubian principalities were still rife. Intelligence of a further considerable rally on the Paris bourse contributed to strengthen the market in the afternoon, but on the whole it would ap pear that the marked rally of to-day is mainly owing to the existence of a large " bear" account. The late political alarm has led to extensive opera tions for lower prices, leaving the dealers greatly oversold, and, as a consequence, the Consol market is peculiarly susceptible of any favourable influence. This market may be said to have closed firmly, and the improvement was general throughout the Stock Exchange. In French shares, especially, there was an extraordinary rally, assisted by a rapid rise on Ithe Paris bourse of to-day, as reported by telegraph. The official report of business in the English funds is subjoined:—Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 19th July, 981, 98, a, 4 , ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 98:, 991. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 1 ' 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 5 15-16. The Exchequer Bill market was weaker, closing 31. to 7s. prem. India Bonds mark 28s. to 335. prem. The foreign stock market was generally rather firmer. Buenos Ayrean was an exception, being sold as low as 60, and closing 61 to 63. Notwith standing :the deplorable civil war raging in this fine state, we understand the usual monthly remit tance of 5,000 dole. has come duly forward by the Teviot. It is reported that the dividend of 11 per cent. will probably be declared next month. Mexi can, after marking 271 at the opening, quickly rose to 27: to :, closing 271 to 1. Spanish securities were better, but Dutch closed flat. Russian stocks do not exhibit ary rally. Brazilian remains steady. 'lt appears the budget for the year shows a con siderable surplus, and thus we find that this government is proceeding in its career of finan cial improvement. The establishment of a new bank of issue, under government patronage, is spoken of. In Portuguese little business is going forward. Lisbon letters allude to the despatch to this country of a special envoy from the government with, as alleged, some proposals to pa cify the bondholders, with a view to the pushing of the railway project. At four o'clock Spanish De ferred Threes were quoted 231 to 1 1 ; the Certificates, 51 to 6 per cent.; Peruvian Deferred, 60 to 62; ditto Four-and-a- H alf per Cent. Scrip, par to 1 prem.; Grenada Active, 21/ to 221; ditto Deferred, 93 to 10. Actual sales are thus marked :—Brazilian, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 98 ex div. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 62, 60. Claim Six per Cents., 103 ; ditto Three per Ceuta., 78. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 93 1 , 95. Equador Bonds, 5:, Greek Bonds ( R ed.), 9, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 271, 2. Portuguese Four per Cents., ex. all ovrdue coupons, 36. Russian Five per Cents., 116, 117, 116 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011. Sardinian Five per Cents., 931, 93 ex div. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents. 23, 1; the Committee's Certifs., 6 par cent. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mort gage Loan, 1/ dis. There continues to be a good demand for dis counts, but money is extremely abundant. The leading Lombard-street houses continue to charge the same rate as last week—viz., 31 per cent. for first class bills, but in some quarters we hear of unex ceptionable paper being done even as low as 21 per cent. _ _ At the Bank of England to-day there were no ac ceptances of new stock. In the corn market to-day there was an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. in wheat, and of Is. in flour. There have been arrivals of foreign grain to a fair extent. _ _ _ The adviecs by the Teviot mention the arrival at Rio Janeiro, in a leaky state, of the Bombay from Melbourne with 23,000 ounces of gold, worth 100,0001., en route to London. The dates by the Melbourne are not fresh. _ _ _ _ The amount of the precious metals brought in by the Africa from New York is stated at 603,000 dots., or about 120,000/., the greater p ortion of which is in ingot gold. The exchange on London is reported firm at 1091 to 110, with a good demand. The abundance of money was increasing. The Pacific Railroad Company of Missouri had given notice that they will receive proposals till the 11th of July for 4,000,000 dots. of 7 per cent. " construction bonds," redeemable in 20 years, and secured by a first and only mortgage on the South Western branch road, and on 1,000,000 acres of land granted by Congress to aid in its construction; as well as by a second mortgage of the Pacific Railroad. With reference to this loan and the general position of the company, the following details are afforded : The Pacific Railroad line extends fret!! St. Louis to the vicinity of Independence, near the mouth of the Kanzas 290 miles, and the south-western branch diverges about 40 miles west of St. Louis, and runs to the south-western part of the state, 300 miles. One or the other of the roads of this company will be the Central National Line of Railway to the Pacific Ocean. The reconnoisances and surveys of the U.S.government will connect with both. The capital stork subscribed in Missouri is over 2,000,000 dots. ; of which about 40 per cent. is paid up. State loans to the company authorised 4,000,000 Mils., of which 700,000 dols. has been is sued and sold at a prcmium.For this loan the state holds a lieu on the Pacific Railroad only. Lands granted by Congress, 1,230,000 acres; of which '250,000 are set apart to aid in meeting interest on the bowls of the company. Capital authoriaed by the charter, 10,000,000 doll., with privilege to increase. Forty miles of the Pacific Railroad, from St Louis westward is about completed, and 80 miles more, reaching Jefferson City, the capital of the state, is under construction. About 1,600.000 dots. has already been ex pendsd in the completion of the first division, &c., and the ys !Ignited to prepare the whole GOO miles of railway for contract. The whole amount of bonds which can be issued under the mortgage is 10,000,0 * dots. All the bonds are convertible into lands, and one-half into the stock of the commiy, at the option of the holder. This was " making up" day in the share market. 151 151 151 161 if 01 dill 32 SE 105 116 The following are this day's sales for the account : 011,DiNART lINARin AND STOCKS. Aberdeen, 21i . : 74 ; Caledonian, 881 I 9; Chester and liolyhead, 221 j ; West Northern, 87 ; ditto A Stock, 81; 106 6 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoar. A further considerable rise took place in the English stock market at the commencement of busi ness this morning, which, however, has not been maintained to the present hoar. Console, after ranging between 98:1 and 981 are now quoted 981 to 4ex div. for the 19th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 994 to 991; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011 to t ; Bank Stock, 2281 to 2291; Exchequer Bills, 2s. 3s. 6s. prem. The foreign stock market has shown an improving tendency. Russian, Skrdinian, Spanish, Mexican, and Venezuelan, besides others, are all better. Mexican Bonds mark 274 to 28. Peruvian Deferred, 611; Russian Four-and-a-Half peel Cent., 1031; Sardinian, 931 to 911 ex div. Spanish, Old Threes, 483 to 5 ; Ditto Deferred, 231 to 1; Venezuelan, Actives, 40 to 1; Dutch Fours, 931; Greek (Blue), 9; Danish Fives, 1031 to 1; Buenos Ayrean, 63. Vor ACIOULLOt. PARIS, Ales 13. i F" I You , y, II Opening i llighest.l i $0 Lowest.' Maine, . 1 per (kola. $ per Orate., 1695 1 . „.. $ par COWS, 1353 1 IN .., i sr Oents. 3per 44 pe Win, 1095 E Is per Cents., 1333 41ereents. 3 I.er Cents. New Loan ... ... I .-.. I . . ... Exchange oh 1.40d0n: •i sight, 25 5; 90 dare, .24 6.1. 3elgianopere..lB W Money Nap:e• Bents — Money. Do. 44 ....... .... Roman 5 per Cents ... Do. 24 Piedmont a p.Ct. 97 Treseury Bonds ... ... Do. 5. 1853 ... 1.. 65 Bank Shares Paws, JUNI 13.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (Meat bank), ; ;ditto (left bank), 035; Paris and Orkans. 1,050; Paris and Rouen, 1,020; Rouen and Barre, 470; Marseilles and krianon (Converted), ; Strasbourg and Bale, 3.4; Norther', 897 30; Paris and Strad:ours, 893 ; Puri. and LT OUP. 910; Lyons and Mediterranean. 725; Onest, 680; Paris and Cherbourg, 60.5 ; Dion and Besancon, 520 ; Midi, G2O; Mon. tartan and rroyes, —; Graisseasse and Beaters, 500; Bordeaux and Taste, 280; Blume and St. Dizier to Gray, —; Dieppe and Paeamp, 345. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Suoun..—The market has opened without spirit, and im porters arc buying in a portion of the public Pales to sup port the market. Refined is dull. Grocery Lumps 16s. to 485., the same as at the close of last week. Co•FEE.—There has not been a public sale to-day, or any business of importance reported by private contract. Cocoa..-1,000 bags Trinidad sold at 6d. to Is. advance, 30s. to 38s. TEA.—The public sale of 1,700 packages of Assam went off freely, at high prices to-day. Itiou.-700 bags of Bengal sold in public sale at 3d. ad vance, 111. Corrox.—This article has been dull of sale, but prices are supported. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with less disposition to purchase. Town Tallow is quoted 465. IL to 465. 64., uett cash; Petersburg, Y.C. on the spot, 475. Gd.; June, 471. Gd. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 48s. 64. to 48s. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a heavy trade, and prices lower for meadow Hay. Clover without alteration. Prim,• Mea dow Hay, 791. to 185 s ; inferior, 675. to 751.; Rowen. 4' to 5 4 1.; Cloy , r. 955. to 108 s.; second cut, 7us. to 87s. 61. ; Straw, 28s. to 325.