The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-01 00:00:00

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THIS DAY. is mom w the semetin (Ciacetsa, No. 102.) ieg hide will of demo be enable to do so. Take Two o'Cuica. Two o'Ctoci weed vlthwat 4sdnetid, mite Admiralty. January, 30,1362. do MPS it PRIIII" 111. Wm*. The Ireh 'Vf of The gar e go g k e t la.day has presen ted fWItaNS The English stock market remains steady at w My Lords Commideasce of the Admiralty having Illsykotiosi d :emery 24 ISM is still In moo. identical with thee. solicit( at the latter end of Let mer rates. Speculative attention is at present mho Paws &WANK 54. ~n ikiksig. h ad .. a .,, opt , ... 1 . 4 . %I . gawk , of „ dm , f„ thank assetiatises wore twelve months in propene "N e g. Meg et gll i a m b are Ann. with a tirely turned away from this department in 11. • mistime mid a r i a by bee mimeo Air eie • usede ii , for a Deese aneagenent. And by its eery ant fair c o m e a g %g am 95,,h41., mad an „i mam h u your of some of the Spanish American lot ' usvcot. causnos. article, Fele& ships coming into English wte are take* egleast others, se Aberdeen., Cacao- A. Weer W. danger or Melrose ; sad, coristiffsgag it dedrahle to define not liable to any higher which are considered to afford a desirable op light dues then English - Iri n .. N o w t w istmai , m aaa h„ t „ ing for tho adoption of a sustained 1 .e . r . .. 1 1'.1.0,...4 Plusn. I R . mom pa:SO.l44y the cinnamon's's e ode which claims to • C. Qaft i g s. ..l4 -- salters may dte wade, are pasoong In direct as follows : ships. Yet by this reduction they wIU hays to Pay and sad liklbsis. of operations, and in some of which an extra one-half am than oar coaster.. Henry Whatisr i Z ia 1. That all saran ia colosonil of her Yetsoty's ships Quiettitad u ttpook Ames are looking up, bat dinar rut has been established. Under these el el Wad" But not even reductions of dues can long has doneb in them. cumstances there is little occasion for fluctuation 7„ Nei, Creesehetion. ittsead. Ire , s 8 ber 16419 . I° Aim own Pee" al t° "mils i° those relies of medieval commerce—the Tr Pres t e n r i v t; sesrldir 11 " the quotations of cur home stock, but firmness eas. Neendesert, Walesa:. ewl danzor. &stem. et in nog of mod sithimusi : end no tr..... ..e V— —l —I 11, -- -- --i— ...--, MAIM MID MOIR tfletnialtkirrltin. . P.Pug :yr. !pi • • • • • 4 • • ...it Ilk , 1 . ~ . .1. I. .. ',41 / 4 46 , ; 114*--44 :,,: . .. 10 . 11 : 15 . ,• . . ... 7 ii... 4 14. , ..... 4 4 . . • .1... , * ' . 4. • 4 3 14 Ve . 44 1.2 . 1 : 4 :1 4 ..'•‘" ' a , . ti - • l ~ • .- • [THREE . called up in the lint quarts present 1,601,5921., agaiast 1,33j,901/. the same pf last year, so that railway entirprise is A have taken ► slight start. exports of the precious metal' direct from (o. 1.722.) Z I JOURNE GOLD . 11111/I0 ASSOCIATION. Ds the Oss-bosk /Wm WA iss,So Sibs OS wslletyL h...w.AL and Qs Lis 11011 M M'' keeps peeved will be Maned vltbelit Volk ssmbal. . L 110.2.1. LI.D. I OWL. Weis Wort Ito spa, amount year is 1,60) period of shown to , 'CLoox. , t tor en- fa. loans, The exports ._ London this week bate been limited to Mier, of which metal 299,800 ounces, amounting in vidre to about 75,0001., have been shipped to foreign ports. The account in detail up to Thursday last, is as fol lows :—Silver coin: to Rotterdam, 54,000 ounces; to Belgium, 188,000 ounces ; to the Mauritius, 12,000 ounces; to Petrie, 10,000 ounces. Silver bare : to Rotterdam, 37,000 ounces ; to Bonlogne, 800 mms. XNULIBII 114.—Tutx Dar. 3 30 t. Solaced. Neat 20.31 t. 00 1 V 0 • Astroultlo 0 les. T 1.16 C 0 3 Vit?3 ' l ° Zot: I 111•0, a s t 3 /Vela. 0.13, 3, par C 4 001110 K c ealtread. le MeV nem the tied IN Ando...you, Lart A. _ gm. to. lit. C. 11.11rdah L Lothian INtlwOR, Him Mod Au -The emaleirtlid ONO el Load" Linemen-Alts Laney. 114., anal. -Mara Bristow and Torawd._Seaddeact, W•Nmeeth sad w. F. Ell*. FA., Id. leek.M .u-Mere. Scathe -ad dew, 111. UM Iteerdetreet. open line '1 • trot dirt plan for Wain la •autralta tlttiyaWd rtor nowoomsootioto : Mkr obis •purall• • polbet oepalotles of toetc elo. bine Mail vlsk gni 411 lees as alit OWN" Mb( at arat. ~W.AMmtgtailogelle• WAN sot otharirlse ar. t 411 tai EWAN also triLltatt eripallot •••••• antudatort tow matsr=l, H Phishme It it rte. la dor loge tomesearara la ••• purling sal to Imp sotiolguld Muss es Sir ollittri elorMitpla of Or trotAsek era soomo•L ofr a = nob fur • Soya Mortar to Wad abs redo now beolstalsed at theellees; as.] appeatics• tor M sub) wed form, wall • nopeetable refiner', to to the t tee. oral. W. T 0. SITIVANTLe, fettetary. klne•-ww.1 55 . 1 . ll•oriptaonvia, Lend" Vebteary ft, lilt. House of England. They are snake% csostlY, irresponsible board' s entrusted with a deity which is empWinatly a Wield one ' • which, even in Scotland and Ireland, is per orined by bodies gab ordinate to the executive governments, and which, in every other einretry to Christendoea, is attended to by tho state itself Twenty years ago, the Trinity-House of Deptford Sound hell the lighi-dues to be their private property; at aknall however, they have karat betters n'd P force of puddle ehtey lave been redoes them s:t i t ib v il that they an no longer give unnecessary sumptuous banquets on Tower-hill, they will, we suppose, be content to resign all their light houses to the are of the Board of Trade or the Admiralty. Of the measure now before parliament touching Retargets Harbour, wb must s..ek other opportunities of speaking ; repeating, however, in oxidation what we said in commencing th ese r emar k s , th a t dem is no sufficient excuse, as may easily be shown, he not at once relieving shipping altcr,;ether of this burthen. I — ii CatWaT les today up M I p.m. !iiseimam;i I .., !i racireiiisse:rv. Lasmouhke, Om ha.. Ms Sal.fth 14 ii d 11,4 Ina* Nil(' - - 1012E10!4 WIMP. 40par CS. 3216060. 91 6 6 imCit e lsrvo w.l 4,6. v 3 T le el vl aisi sa s . XI i Id 6 0 6 per 01. lvmsoi Ay 66 51 Aft gp l i c i a 6 per CL Clallia. 104 I res, 00 I Ok i. 16 . I re r C 1.. I ftl " 4l .° L 11 4 T 6 611 PR OL Aesme, see e 20 IQ. ct Ivitch, req roe 3 per C'. IV ar64. 41 2 4 pre OL Duty.., 9li II Do. Pa...te. 60 0 134404404. 5 0 2j i rr Ct. Y. lo.zotLft. 34; 34 1 jot Ct. Urn:6o4v. 240 61 Do IttAerred. 10 16 ba1.i1i.1%.% I perLeat..oo to 90. els Si OS a AI , lei se N. ode PII II I id fill r- • A Da. (to #i ii : 7 71 s : 1 1114 17 'mum; thileN CU; owe • k sad lidisto ?W=& gill I'AAIB'DOIIERE. • Vet Mints Fla .S. ogiowe g l o w L ows . lowe r . ° a u__ .1 es en as Is . 3 GS SO I CS : p) IN N 111 :5 103 . 0 1 03 4. 1 KY Cads. •• or nnr to PeLICITIOV. GregaiUst tr the Mett.u• no Odd aid Geteral M ANKLIt.OII. Ili.l voqueat that yal ai.l allot to no obaroa la Mild kirk , mita& owl I wee k. a:eept it* .on oe any !d dr so sad.* you MAI' Aga to ow, and to p-y, watt' • allEtof oat pool pee.aaro tkon tot. I YAi awl e w seellimm. — re—Prate and Wm, Do. We Nam rep Wiest WU Dock. _____ __ crkm .. ____, sod Wm Iva.. aibibeep am wino* Ildlaitql. Peth.l).tadr ow a loath Westena MELBOURNE GOLD and GENERAL nINtI ASA IC:11170R. I It ITIO% for SIIAKES to, RV.CEIVED AITIJA n I O :VADAT. the ird day or black. trn , — M, Latin. FA. .14 11132. DANCE AGALNST EVERY K I ND OF ItIL:1 M. MATH at OltA, by Ur MAIUTIIIt PAta. ovoIIItOPCIS COMPA %T. MIN Mgr, 4, 11,orgote tto Raab of Eastaadt, Lofts. ▪ atoowd t row OY tb• Pow, .r Ow egirat • 1...a.‘ es prame. I ribs wiriest bk. out sada below of Pommel Wry. Port PASO 11: MA. • raly biped tba WI. tba Potted Kim. -.441 Pontos pule to anaemia bar na aonbarg to ta• I ot l.ta. b. _ To :serart— wan, N SW. a Irwin Z. vo 4d. 7.7.19" ............ ed. nrr to Awl basorise• kit wisher Life. 70w0ure.11.../. .ra greeted at ova. ly salerasa rates ID Gebniel. .b.. era, a:4 .terra, wbas• avocuLais resaoar Urn .be to Maine tbainaty. ml • rapretamb, Aararams. youlles OD be *4- r Ilkl tale, 4, Vaanaliaatroal. bead .n. /L 0. ISLAM. Ilarrar. bar flak-rare sod Loa India prep's rankles. lan Is I Marisa, ara CO be Impact Ur Tables ovidally . bey by Ala Mornay. NIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 1. Prineerstnet. Dal, 14whos. 4,1133?. -Enuovenrd Irreivesia Mad rwliaawst. ,•-• AND 01111 f liipLnI E7DOWMEN T BRANCIL b Om tors totabudird he the of &gonna, to tri oee. aed trim* tbe mesas d pre, 14 411. 0 1007 NM nears a Ord fur lee semihtsasne• .n 4 education hes, .. near, araiipt the ithllcalti , • awl .Malta. b tithes. ace Ircqtalaaly An by the prebieuril iliothe of eet tileyeco asproticest. wpm, ma Missive eel of lhhise ba bece prepared, ~Mr liellweet Preebira reviced, at dt sow, Or wounoNe at *be dna of • wader Met.). am to to Med lid/ Aril law amp:did (V • boy) Me titerdzy. PM bet tomes-lail lest me OM leseiessa. oh Mai the saw At rabbit mob Yeah des Nq le reit the child's eat. . SZTRACTII MON TAMAR. .1....1meas ler •• aurlatharket,y rr.., am• 1.., an Am ./1y Numb, se frail =My of tiny IN uois le mo tto Dcw li era Palm , mete at W Dumb et • 3•124. art to b. paid umel' sr Ereed„ sad W b• pal 55 5.1 1421 doll 3 •••••ii. 1 • Yea .3. Child 111 41 have ems- Issaty-V.rut )6•224, plated lat r Tweatj-Vlftk year el rn. 2 . rly 1711111 , 1■1 . bea i 6. • 4.4* ts tumid , 11 . 1 ....... 1 Tomei II Teen 1:: i L a. 411.8 cd 4, g ail. I 166141. , we. INS II II 66666 + 1 1• 7 I 1 111 11 1 12 1 lu' I! • 1 2 • 4 3 1 2 12, 3 • 6 r.i. shoe C M ' fahtill Age l• seder— 1 Ilkadas. I I You% C .d. I N II I N • 3 • • S IS • *Moll amaidis. at sew for wile 11 Ur roe may tubes imi) be sommalsy at red Mar Ir mp al tlmnsin (lar alveilies (in 01r4.) ~- .23311 • 17 pi u • Ne I 111 Us 3 11 /PO Is 11 • 21 171 1$ • N 11 1 1 23 54 11 I. I. FUsTER. ltaldont arecter. .1. .111111111.. W kNt 15, lbsirMsty. UNION of I.ONDOS. (By Royal Charter.) older ell base an bayrwision o l a km aixt many ..7 Newest ebsrscer, AN KNOWN MERIT- Ia de OLDEN TINY, by W. HMI, alter W. P. Mtn, le *wenn( be oilVe on parnrat of Ma rabarripoce. bibs nal or inhaled to mint ter Wiwi., as barinviont, int/maw oil so pane tab annals. GEORGE. GODWIN. Honorary Lavas POCOCK, I %melange. ■ltimUss. SO, HIM HUMAN HAIR.—ROWLANDB' MA ISAR 011 H ja.flUM threasb••ut we wrl4 for • retie k pckerring. .114 breattretng the 1. eperatffs •rs seed beldam pentharly WWII; lallinks Yr UAW .Nola ..Lbet 11.114NWS hare bees II %OMAR OIL s. effected a cow. ratan elbrerditgl Wr. is the growth a whither," eye. I wt,etrettro, It is aft seedling a It. athrsdahes Wirt .t iokreekity Pekstrateded, twos tag th= .fte. hied of toff. ed reliffreW the we .1 toe Aar matt us- Prate 3.. 6i .ad t's.; we Wetly buttiee (egad to tier Ma. ; awl Whim t 4 ruts, ila. cdtlea.-0• Us f oak tank an three we la two liner, .• &Meade •`.." The owe are nelined rff the wrapper A Ul" . ..a 4 aMillad by A. ItUWIAN , " Ilatta•gatlcs. larebwhisd toga Otemtite 'ad ffer- Y THOLSAND CCILES WITHOUT MK -1%1. by bt' ILEVALLNTA AMAbICA VOW.- 33. —"ratty Jasl ,. 461 y tr.ca dympocia, cOakm., aoork rm. .ry. rpsausb. Mallet* L..k. *LC ...hwy., b, ..es 0cc0u....1 by Do Barry's Jclly, water Ulm DI a Ur, w; rtaw Rot . the Lca.l bccArt , ys bart.ol bcoldmibe bioebt Ora, your Nog. no* the pabbboob dame biase—bb...t de Own. 11.611 b.ll lb., at 211044 Mob b. &Li Ile.; It la., et I Twat,. Self. ag lb., al%a.:tM» M bummer. br• nal free d conimo fc. 11 , bt n 1 Pool.cdko DU BAIUIT sn Ow . If/, Xt. ss4a. 1....bia; oboe al. n.s...teert 4111. Obroboirebbwitoo Witte% PUBLIC SALES. a.-Ily Mr. Fulani Fut, lithe hart—Too holm*. awl an, 4 eorgiase4treet, Camel, a.taan, let for Imam, kaki i n 'AI years fro. IblJ, at 28J. 10a. un— J'lol. r.44.l3tinnet.rr an 4 Su; at t►e Mart—Si: Lewes. aarl St. Ass•►marl, Nutting hill, let prudeLiax Liti. per amens, held for St year. at pr annum —..,Id m lute (or 9301. Latai-pl.ace, Wuite done-lane, Stepney. let J u mate for '.l'. pit annum, bad for lid years at WIN.TtNLZY, at the Mart—A rt rersioaarz taa eassety 1.4004. Three per Ceht. ( . 0211.0i., and .tot 7 km...tali...equat e , per Cults., payable at a Lady hoer aged rsl-4:144. r.(Papal./ N, at at,• Hart—flia eopyLohl houses, r, let for CAL IN. par lISLMUM, lass rake and !"• I how', No. 17, Triee'e•atreet, Orarel•laac, kt 6., All. per aaaesa-2201. bald "wkao'. I'riuca••atreet, ltotherbithe, having ` ll . Woe , le. , With posseseioa, sabjeLt to a yearly V I Is. GL—;WW. I , OItEION EXCHANGES. Rlli, FEn. 21.—Three per Ceuta.. 384; aft" 00 . N. vellum iirr Wits., 18 13-16; after 1' 13 li; e. t paper. Coupons, 91; after Pamir's, S A-18 ; after Bolan. 5 5.16 . f St. Ferdiaaod, 101' paper. Exchange on , bokho, 1 , 1 it. ...Kt.—Voluntary Loan, 104; ; ditto, Id a-IL If pre Cent. (14:30), 102 ; ditto 101 :; N.iiimis i Debt, tett; Bank Share/48n 7%, Fri , . 2'i. - Fire per Cent. Milani= .e4r s a d- a -H alf per Cent. ditto, I. 1,21". Ess Loge ua Londua, 14.24. I, Years. C s. 4. I II II I 12 2 1 I 6 2 12 I danger, distress, er in want of Memel emistemt• ; and no claims dm 'Aveiro are to be raised Gtr wash ehistaner, nn lees really important unless, or minima seemegenled with honed, have been rendered te soh mem& 2. Wises seek Norden have beam reedered, the rem manding Miser of the alp is le treemmit a hill report of the whole eirmaastaaese of the ease, with a copy of the shies lag, is the Ceesmemler-in•Citief, or senior naval eine of the senalea, whine written approval shall be legal site bedew emly ellem under his eseassand sea raise • 01401 hr mime, mil seal approval la get le be glees .el really important berries, or oorrior theempenied with hazard, bait bees rendered. 3. Incase' where relays of men are sent for the poems of affording eseistance, and where a large portion of the crew have been employed, the salvage winch mg Is awarded is to be distributed acrordiog to the prodders el the pane proclamation in force at the time, Was waft appertioned by the terms of any decree or awed, Or SWF wise to bo divided among the parties actually employed. as my Lords Commi.sioners of tt Admiralty may direct. 4. All officers are to no. their best efforts to save, awl protect property and stores, especially those belonging to the crown, which may be on hoard any vessel placed is air. eumstanees of danger or distress ; and, if necessary, to te. move such stores to o place of safety. 5. Commanders-is-chid; or senior officers in ememiega. ate to report all leases of assistance rendered, or 411111 raised, to the Secretary of the Admiralty. By command of their lordships, (Signed) J. PARKER. chief, captain., cernmanders, and commanding officers of ►ee Majesty's ships sad vessels. The Daily News has the following remarks res pecting the preceding: One of the last nets of Sir FRANCIS BARING at the Admiralty was to issue circular orders to restrain improper claims made for salvage on the part of ships for services, or alleged services, ren dered to merchantmen. Concurrently, the Trinity house of Deptford Souud has reduced its light dues one-half to the coasting trade; and there is now a bill before parliament for abating the oppressive shipping charges of Ramsgate Harbour—ail three measures which have long formed the subject of dis cussion in this journal; all goal in their way, and so tar as they go; but all halting far short of the ultimate object aimed at in each case by the shipping interests. We deny the policy and the justice of Qukes's ships,—paid fur out of the general taxation of the country, and commissioned fur the protection of our trade,—having any legal claim on merchantmen for salvage under any eireutnstauces. We confidently assert thnt lighting the coasts of a country is a national duty to be defrayed out of the national treasury, not by taxing a particular clam. And we assert that it has been established beyond all doubt, before a committee of the House of Commons, that the Commissioners of Rams gate Harbour are iu a position adequately to maintain it out of the income derived from the house property they have purchased in that town, and out of the dividends of the large sums they have invested in the funds. We cannot, therefore, recom mend the shipping interest to accept any one of these three measures in full satisfaction of the justice of their case. On the contrary, we strongly urge them to persevere in requiriug to be altogether liberated from salvage claims as a matter of legal right, from the support of lighthouse, and from the payment of any dues whatever to the Commis 'loam of Ramsgate Harbour. Under Sir Fittzets atm:tufa orders (which will be found in another column) no claims for salvage are hereafter to b made unless really important services, or services accomisuiied by hazard, have been rendered; no claim is to be raised without the written approval of the commander-in-chief of the station, atter a full report made to him of the cir cumstances, and such approval is not to be given ex cept under the condition just mentioned; and all claims et assistance rendered, or claims raised, are to be reported to the Admiralty. Henceforward, then, we shall not have merchantmen cast into the Admi ralty Courts by Query's officers for merely throwing these a rope or giving them a barrel of water; hencefor ward important services must be does or great danger risked; henceforward prosecution of traders such as those which have lately disgraced the navy, cau on ly be commenced under the responsibility of commanders in.chief ; and henceforward the Admiralty itself will watch all such transactions. if fully acted upon, these orders will give great relief to the mercantile marine ; they will save shipowner* sad underwriters much litigation and expense; and they will protect con signee. from that pressure under which they have so frequently paid scandalous demaitde made for salvage rather than involve their principals in a suit in the Admiralty Courts. So far, therefore, Sir FRANCIS B MING has in leaving office done the merchant service a good turn; but the Duke of NORTIMIDERLANI) will have to go much further before it can be satisfied. For even if the law of liability to salvage is to be left in its present state, come general rules as to the amount of salvage to be paid ought to be laid down ; and some popular clement ought to be infused into the tribunal which has the power of fixing the amount. in the particular eases brought before it. On the first point all is now incertitude; there is no principle of gnantiing generally adopted in the Courts of Admiralty. Here a fifth of the cargo saved is given, then an eighth, for services so nearly akin as almost to be identical ; and this incertitude encourages Qt LEN't3 officers to make the most preposterous demands, the very magnitude of which frightens owners into payments greater than even the courts might sustain. His grace ought therefore at once to advance a little further than his predecessor,and direct the commanders-in-chief to limit the amounts of the claims to which they tray give their approval. And in the Vice-Courts of Admi ralty, the judges ought to bo directed to call in tho aid of experienced merchants to advise the courts u to the sums to be award( d for salvage. With these additional protections the merchant service might perhaps rest content, until a good opportunity arises of discussing the principle of rewarding QUEEN'S ships at all. The reduction of the light dues one-half by the London Trinity House is. no doubt, a substantial boon to the coasting trade. Hut the spirit of limiting the reduction to the coasting trade is untenable. The coasting tiade is now the only portion of the ship ping trade that is still protected; the long voyage shipping, the Baltic shipping, in short every other branch of our mercantile marine, has to struggle, and is struggling, with foreign competition. Yet, by the wisdom of the Lon don Trinity House, tho protected trade is to be relieved of one-half the weight of the existing light dues, and the unprotected trade has to bear the whole burl hen of the present rotes. " Which "—as mathematicians say—" is absurd." The reason, however, is at once obvious, and shows how inveterate prejudice W. Thus restricted to the coasting trade, British shipowners will, it is argued, receive the whole benefit of the reduction. Hut as light dues, by whomsoever paid in the first instance, ultimately act as a tas on consumption, the cost of 1 1 lighthouses will, notwithstanding this comma niim lotion, continue to fall on the general nity ; and the foreigner will Live a ground of complaint uhith he will not be slow to utter. To all MINES Tlll6 DAY. Two o'Cusex. Business in mining shares to-day is quiet, the at tention of speculators being otherwise engaged. Quotations of the Gold Mines are scarcely altered. fiierra Nevada ore rather firmer, at Ito 1 prem. Colonial Gold shares are quoted .5-I6 to 7.16 prem.; Port Philip, 1-IG dis. to 1-16 prem. A further rise has taken place in Great Polgooths, which mark 41. SATISEDAY EVENING. A fair amount of business has been transacted this week in all classes of British mines, but the largest transactions have been in dividend mints, such as Alfred Consols, West Caradon, Bedford United, West Providence, United Mims, Bassett, Tremavne, and Mcrllyn. In Wheal Buller a rise has taften place from 5751. (last week's quotation) to 6.301. ; other shares have remained steady. In speculative mines the chief business has been in Chiverten, Speedwell, Trebarvah, Garen, East Tolgus, East Leisure, Tre velyan, and East Tamar. This has beea the dullest week yet known in the gold mining share market, as regards the amount of business transacted. I'rices have shown some de gree of flatness, but still the general range of the market has undergone little alteration. The final e►tablishment of the Australian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company, whose vessels are expected to make the voyage out in little more than two months, is an event of much impel:lance to those companies which propose to carry on operations in these col°- , pies. The first steamer is advertised to leave London ou the 28th of April. and Plymouth on the 3rd of May, and will cull at Sydney, Adelaide, and Port Philip, so that the interests connected with each of these colonies will be equally henelited. The fol lowing are the brisker,' quotations ruling this after noon-v.—Sierra Nevada, par to I-, pron.; Quartz Rock, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. ; London and Califor- Dian Crushing, par tot prem. ; Camas Creek, par to 1-16 prem,; Auriferous the, 3-16 to 1-16 dui. ; Lake Bathurst, par to 4 prem.; Colonial, 3-16 to ' 7-16 prem. ; Port l'hilip, = dis. to par; Devon and Cornwall Miners, par to 1-16 prem.; Victoria, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. CApiag briar Ito. gllare. Maxim .P.,171 prices I dor 47170rday., to day. 100.004 1 .14177 t r.a 107,000 lOU. I %nolo C4 ll iorolaa 1'.,(0 ' 20 imuian ...... 10.000 70 % I p:rattan 3 1 4l 110,1,01. 1 Avalrallao Friabaii 11 1 ,000 1 17e Marla all a Ola par 0003 SO BLesammo Iron add Coal all I ... ... 100,art, 7 ltriulai Australian bOiri aq 4 4 Ms f 10,000 05 drool!. Imp Om at Si. pm. 144 e,OOO 80 Do. Cramer Crabs 11,000 20 710. 00 Joko UN Ho; 12,001 ... 45t• tlippor .... • • ...Isidro T0,A73 i , ftg. Ili Artrallia 02ppo 1 ii ii i di. 24 NAM la Klasoral 5 ~a.• 7 ' .I.leo ti, ordain. 11.000 I IGr. at Mlsooth f all 4 1 peni34 44 2.,11... 10 714 soma Steoutho-otrlaror.: 11 1 307,000 1 Nell,r 11l /I..nd• 7,0001 011 s.6ottlago do Cobs Of S.OOO I 10 NI Ordt . ....... 13,174 126. At Uelte.l Nleziaaa .... ..... 100.000 I 1 1 Want 31.317***5 lea a 0574 poi. LOCAL SHARE MAR lawiturnot. FE.. 28.—Our share market has exhibited considereVe improvement to-day, both in the amount of business done and the quotations realised fur most descrip tions of railway stock.. The following are the transac tions :—Caledonian, 161 1 I—Ditto (preference "hares), 81 3-16—Eastern Counties, 71 13-16—East Lancashire, 161 — Lancashire and Yorkshire, 69 81 9 81 91—Ditto (fifth shares), 61 d.—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 11 3 e. d. —Leaden sad North Western, 1161—Ditto (new shares), 31 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 29 I—Mid land, 17 $ I—North Union A. (guar. by London and North Western, and Lsecultire and Yorkshire), 243—Ditto E. (ditto), I74—York and North Midland 11 1. 31.suefinerLit, Fun. 23.—There has been a rather rood busineu at improving prices, and Leeds stock, which opened at 661, closed at 99; 3lidland Console, 571 ; South Eastern end Dover., 211}; New:pallets, ; Sheffield", 291; East L:incashires, 161 ; East Anglian 8 per cent. Preferences, 3 3-16; Eastern Counties, 71 ; Caledonian Preferences, 8 1; Buxton, 21; Manchester and tfirming. C Quarters, 11 pm. Levu,;, Faa. 28.—There has been a better market to day, and at the following prices it closed firm :—Cale 161; Last Lancashire', mi; Great Northern, 11l ; Lancashire sal Yorkshires, Gni ; Leeds Noetherus, 14; n; North Westerns, 121 dr..; South Eastern and Dorms, 201; York and North Midlands, ea die., 21. RETURN 01 , BOROUGH MEMBERS FREE OF Ex• enNac.—On Saturday, at the meeting of the Marylebooe sentry, two separate memorials, one from inhabitants of Oxford-street, and another signed by a large body of electors, were presented to the vestry, asking them to grant the use of thecourt-house for a public meeting, to adopt measures to secure the return of Sir H. Hall and Lord Dudley Stuart, on account of the satisfactory way iu whreh they represented the borough, free of expense.—Mr. Whit more moved that the prayer of the memorialists be granted. He had pleasure in taking this opportunity of expressing his hearty concurrence in the political views and opinions of the honourable members of this borough ; but, irrespective of his political pripoilcctions, he was glad of the opportunity of giving his bumble support to the memorials, for the simple reason that he COIICLiVL,I a great, influential, and important borough like Merylebone ought to take the initiative in a proceeding which appeared to him the best way of putting an end to that system of bribery and corruption which so extensively exisred in other place., and of which the country bad of late had such lamentable evidenee.—Mr. (home Mellaluo ' Mr. Clement Georpe, and Mr. Nicholay supported the motion, which was carried unanimously. - - MANCHESTER.—ELECTRIC TELEORIPIIII.—A 001 , respondent says:—The standing ordeal. of tho British Electric. Telegraph Company's Bill, for obtaining compul sory powe r. to use railways, &c., have been complied with, and the bill is now about to be read a second time. The directors of the British Company have entered into agree ments with the LilleaShlre and Yorkshire, the Northern, and Stockton and Darlington R ailway Com panic.' and ars actively enraged in laying down their wires between Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, sad Hall, and from Leeds to Newcastle. A huge portion of line is expected to he opened in the course of • month or Ina weeks. *these telegraphs, of course, require to be connected with London ; and it is with this view that the British Company are making, at the hands of parliament, wer to enable them to use the several lines of railway power to enabui them to use tho sseral Boss of railway (gi ring them compensation) intervening between these plates. titiona to both house, of parliament, and • nientinia/ to the Board of Trade in favour of tho British Cowpony have been signed by the manutacturers mid merchants in ' - communic,,..- • Wrested _ —",unication in Blanchester, and simil ,r petitions hams also bait sign, d in Liverpool, Leeds, Huddersfield, Midis, IlrAdford, Nes North and South Shields, Hull, Edinburgh, and Gisegon. l ot. —3 lk l7 •;l.niirno;i Uo. abyss, 11. I per Ct. sad Weot. (Ire, Great Wears ... . Leaswitat mil Carlasl• .. Limmispl!* +id Torlaidn 1 Do. Mr Us W 111.41ag" . 1. 7 •1 am 'iv:s67•47l;ikli:ll_ las-Jtriekiki S. COMM lambs f Illwa-Weiter.. DO. de, I slum Do. hill. . De.lBlol‘,lll.aad L(C, Lemke Is Ist4Wasten • t Ua . e ri kve. laii don Do. Liens. and Derby Leland (beat Weeteruill) Newmarket Newport, Abergareasy Sid Herefer.i. . 'eery and Eaelstlase Neelok Do. Nowllol Northers Cosethm • Vahts North NOD& . North Dims ...! North Nuilkitekko.. . . Mirth Rotors . Nermagaset• °Mord, Won.. k Wolvar. 4031.1•11 Central ... tkottloh Wdload Do. New . aim — A . Do « Clan B.—. Sromilairl (lkit.W.llllo Do. Matron Dn. Oswooki . «. Du. Now tkottritores Small Euotora *sob Wales . 4 00th Tolulolllsooa dim d 351 3151 30t 31 $ $. Ms datimg dad Dwain*ll. .... aTHaveallipekailtall. _~ Was !eel sag Ild IZ4 17 4 I 7 i d 21i Tiit 21 ” _ - 00. - do. istooolOns Do.O.N.S.Purehao• I tot-i-I.l7;iti-it7uase LOW LIAIISD AT MX= Una" 1 50L ev 11mi6.17 .4.14 wile le GI. al /I 30 1 1141 Me egernalei (bred soCheetWeslsre MI 34 I :06 Wdy" red Dudley i I flyomoltoGroatWoomni 114 MI I $O4 1:4116 wiliesetegemidse, (W. 4 leUreeMsdens $ II 1174 l a ueldeglineddre (leeeedi le 2444431211.434414e5), 116 111 10 ydeeiale htsetlea I (lered eelldededike 44 44 IS ,lieelUsedsalugest.fp.l.4 ' ',_ (hand le Clt. Nortbaror 344 131 1124.0100m010r St Dna Tome. 1 Oared toGree/Wegetet 26 36 pa 134 ,liellikeelby(Llerklelltid 103 Ir 7 113 I Do. 4 rkyrro (dlttoi 1134 434 1 1261 Mt 4 Amos (ditto) Yi MI MLeeden Sredlirdill, 160 101 1 111 Ueda 4104 Orteallieb' Need leen& rioters: lll 111 Otte, Peeltemle (ditto) 10 4 6 10 Inwelieltaivdperasc•l I (Wm. le IllerIalk) lle 17 40 144nieesallelleeslIpsfeti (Mod 04 iratCountoo :7 19 i d ,3) , Iltio ditto Now ' 1 II iftelecelaelyrighes.Len 1 &N.Wrot.ladordtVork, 41 44 111 !Ditto 4 thaws (•) (dttio)' 4 $4 pm tr he st., (ittilil., sod Ilaildlite (Itotoodiit SootliMortato, 21 116 • 0112014104 an) Uholdo (Ism! 1 to Greet Northers ! 46 4] z I ' II De. Keepreth Ritoo.(dlttoi 46 el " 44riettieuefrdoblre tiered! I to Mr. 14.111404 2 14 Mt 2 d IS liter Vati, 4p.Cd 1 , ) It.-rd to EttairotookUor 3s SP 10) ;WM. It Somerset (Mond : I to Greet Wotan- ,03 04 PIEVERENC/3 SILARVS. 54 'Aberdeen 1 I 14 die Iv ,tak,leatan SW .. II 54 lb 'Cliestrr mad llelykrad ll4 17 all i Dundee. Vretb, sad • I 4renJor,tka ... 5 it 141bastAuglard31.10049.Ct 11 84 64 ttaaVan Omuta, Valaaa 4pa Ct No. !I I 1 pea 41 Ditto is. Ka 4 1 pa 10 Dn. Saw 4 par del. Ptah 124 14 30 414M.UalenejlerAttp.C4 14 111 3 I Idialeareb, as& 1/malsa. 4 aer I II; ONSI Itartbara 3pa Qat' 14 141 IlajDaJeCtacteentabbderla 1 pa 61 61151altWartrn(1)141eetk 7 71 6 ;lassioldreaTerke. V C 1 It dk led' De. 6 per ant. Mock ..ll 3 / .Lcallia.llobrat..lt atkart, 1 1 Cba.aparC4.l4took 153:1 1 . IN 'Da. Now Om.' per Coat. 13. Larks a 11.514•L1Cay.41 3 luatalna) • pig 0ret... 1 leradanalltbWaalavallow II 'llisalsolf.kLbes. ita.14441 la i Da New Slll 3 Do. SS ... 100 ,111011.4adr`t n..8r." 11 a 10 11 3 p d It 121 . 131 IST frA 3 1 did x lq 111 11 31 6 01 301 4 ddi 151 1.1 II Ditto l'refeteuto Eztonotait.. iro73;. ar;ei;edi; larOtylettlnh Wulye, L! 3. II per ilbroirck Chaites(Nor. W.' jaw.) a piir Coot.- ...I 'Stott Doom . York, Noworotio,li OLNorth of Ditto 151 1 151 i el lla „ II lau FOREIGN El 10 I WI Unlope scut halos 20 20 !Centre' Tote, (VArson; fo P ;Dutch Ilatotsb , SO IS rbot bongo 3 'Omit Indian Doolowals.. A 4 Do. P 02 Lasesahourg ,„ 10 IS De.(11a11w)1 II 0 D0(Clww1) Ul to G. Ow. 40. New 10 00 'Nom awiLlep 90 IS Nordin 10 II alms Ihrdwum IN I IMP WU lowa 10 IN Swim ea ia 17910100 01,90/aus „. 90 P Sousifti Howe 1/ Prlse sad $ 11 ohms sad Nantes 10 G PIP ILWATL 11: 12 201 AI 11 Tr., 14 1 4: 1 "• IP It 21 21 ii. S Si ;as tsi It Hi SOUTHWARK POTATO MAItKET—THIS DAY. Since our last report the supply coastwise has been mo derate, but a considerable quantity still coming by rail, and the trade more languid than the previous week, from the ge neral inferior %utility, the consumption is not half what it usually is at tills period of the season. The following are this tir's quotation.: York ltcgents, 6.55. to SOL ; Scotch ditto, We. to Mc ; Perth and Forfar*hire ('up 60*. to 650. ; Fifaihire ditto, tiihe. to tills.; Lincoln and Wirt:teach, liOs. to &es. ; Kent sad Essex, 60e. to itss. N 60 t d 141 111 41 41 In 163 • 4 In 14 Ni SC ;4 77 - i i ill in .q e il se 1 1 7 il ig 6 IS 116 j 116/ „ 21 3 m 1 pr. s d ~ 1 1 ~ „, 1 4 61 7 IMs .. V 14, 23 291 3# 2 di 671 )7 z d 21 13 . 7 i 'I “ 3 ii dis SS U :d $ 11 .4* it 71 3 die GA 41 i 7 dM 31 31 die I dim r :36 Ili 1 9 116 9 96 tit 6 4,6 4 4 3 di 11 14 6 7 Ili 16i ii a N 111 N. 11 13 10 17: 19 9. si .1i au 7 in 7 e; II I 11 ft. Su es BS I M ss as s PL extraor r these eir fluctuation in '.. firmness is gene;ally apparent. The influx of bullion continues to engage attention. To-day the Europa has brought in a further sum of nearly 50,0001. in specie from New York. At the commencement of business Consols were quoted 971 to I, being an improvement of 1, but this was not maintained, the price speedily going back to Saturday's range of 971 to 1, both for money and the 11th inst, The official business report includes —Three per Nat. Camels, 97k, 1; ditto toe ea count, 971 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 973, 98 ; Nsw Throc-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 991, 4 ; lan Annuities, 1860, 7 1-16. India Stock, 239. INA Stock, 2101. There is not much movement in the unfunded se curities. Exchequer Bills have been dealt in at 60e. to 635. prem.; and India Bonds at 71s. prem. In the foreign stock market there has been an extensive business, and nearly all the Spanish American securities are in demand at rising prices. Buenos Ayrcan, Chilinn, Equador,Granada, Mexican, Peruvian, and Venezuelan, all show the effect of the movement. Granada Deferred have been purchased as high as 111. Spanish Bonds are also in better favour, and the Committee'. Certificate have risen to 11 per cent. The business figures of the day are officially stated as fellows:—Buenos Ayres Six per Cent. Bonds, 571, 39. Chilian Six per Cents., 163, 107. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 901, 91. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 591, 3. Ecuador Bonds, 51, 5, 1. Grenada One-and-a-Half per Cent. ex Dec., 1849, Coupon, 23 ; ditto Deferred, 111,1, 3, 11. Mexican Three per Cents. 1816, 33; ditto fur account, 16th March, 331, 1. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 10.51, 104 1 „ 103; ditto Deferred, 041, 331. Portuguese Four per Cents., 321, 331. Sardi nian Five per Cents., for account, 881, 894. Spa nish Actives, 234; ditto for account, 211, 1; ditto Passives, 51, 1; ditto Old Three per Cents., 414 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 184; ditto Committee's Certificate of Coupon not funded, 11 per Cent. Venezuela Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 384, 39, 384 ; ditto Deferred, 15i, 164. • SATURDAY Evixixo. Notice has been issued of the numbers of the bonds of tho Greek loan destined for redemption on the let March next. Of the series guaranteed by England 218 bonds are to be paid off; of that guaranteed by Franco 215 bonds, and of the Russian guarantee 220 bonds. The 215 bonds of the series guaranteed by France were purchased below par, whilst the others were drawn by lot in presence of the proper parties. There has been no movement in the money market, but there are signs of further competition on the part of the dealers. Rates may be ceded 1; per cent. on call and 2 per ccut. for discount on first-class bills. IBank of England rates arc 21 percent. for discounts and 2 per eout. for advances on stocks and Exchequer Bills during the closing of the books, the latter terms being the same as those prevailing in the last quarter. Bullion is flowing in from several quarters, and accu mulating in the great European banks; and if the peace of Europe, or anything like a state of political quietude, is maintained for some time, a period of much speculation, attended with a considerable, and in all likelihood a permanent, rise in prices may take place. At the same time, it must not be forgotten that events may take another direction, political agi tation arise here, and an impulse be given to disturb ance on the Continent. The seeds of evil are lurk ing everywhere, and public confidence will be easily shaken. The amount of bullion at this time in the two great banks of England and France exceeds 42 mil lions, an enormous and unexampled sum. The par ticulars are as follows : Bank of England Bank of France 23,643,636 £42,101,666 This is exclusive of bullion in the mints of London and Paris. The circulation of the two banks stands thus : Bank of England Bank of France 22,651,275 £42,838,695 While the circulation of the two countries seems to have reached its limit, it cannot be safely said that the accumulation of treasure, vast as it is, will not continue with the increased production of bullion. The government has given its sanction to a new class of investment, by granting a charter to the West of Ireland Land and Investment Company. The Board of Trade is not very liberal in its conces sions to joint-stock enterprises, but undertakings connected with Ireland meet with more favour, and accordingly the charter provides that the liability of the shareholders shall be limited to the amount of their shares. The company have thus received • great concession, and on them lies the responsibility, by their operations, of justifying the contidenco re ' posed in them, and of hying open • new and untried 1 branch of enterprise, but eue which if successful presents a vast field. - The imports of specie and bullion this week in clude 198,0001. by the Niagara from New York ; 2,146!. by the Peninsular and Oriental steamer Madrid (from Gibraltar, 80111.; from Lisbon, 1,0951.; front Oporto, 150/. ; from Vigo, 10,9) ; and 966,000 dole. by the Avon, from the West Indies. The pee -1 ticulars of this lest-named import arc as follows Specie and bullion from the Pacific ports, 614,43.5 dole. ; front Panama, 29,297 dols.; from Cslifornia, 280,796 dots. ; front Curthagena, 83.434 dole. ; from Jamaica, 5,902 dole; from }Leanne!), 8,600 dole. ; from other parts of the West Indies, 63,828 (Us. The total value of these imports is nearly 400,0001. sterling. There do not appear to have been any shipments of specie from the out-ports this week. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of tho United Kingdom for the last week, published by 'lmpales Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,600 miles to be 242,6361., or at the rate of' 361. 16s. per mile per week. The receipts for the corresponding period of last year were 223,160 i. on 6,269 miles, or 361. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 17,4361., or 7.73 per cent. in the aggregate amount received, an increase in the mileage of 331 miles, or 6.28 per cent., and an increase of 15s. in the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Times estimates the total receipts since the Ist of January ut 1,586,3801., which, on 6,601 miles, gives an average of 2901. 3e. 4d. per mile ; and as the amount for the corresponding period of 1831 '.us L 7664173/. on 6,262 miles, or• 2821. os. 11d. per mile, the difference is shown to be in favour of the present year to the extent of 8!. 24. per mile. The total amount of railway calls falling due in the month of March is as follows: Annenw per Aare. Mee Ahvedy Number CALL& Ne InitAn.,lll3l. Date. P. 4. of ',fume.. Duda lbray 31 Its 10 0 unknown. Great Nertheen. Sedeewn. alio Prot. em Pain .34 oi s 0 0 4.0,800 moo tape#in mums SI Liverpool, Oreaby, *ref soothport Newry ewe seine • North Devon, No. 1 Scottish Ceutrol, Ntw qt Pref. Shrewsbury earl Mesta, New 161. sl fiber rbury sad Uels:oto, all 3O 10 1 0 0 120,f19 124,31111 In 111 0 11,200 28,000 010 0 9,0155 41,q78 1/I llv U IO,S,iU 24,193 4 10 0 /0,400 40,104 4 1 0 0 9,723 13,401 7 1 0 0 40,000 43,70 se.t.toi In March, 15.31, the amount was 220,7. W., and in the same month of 1,387,679 i. The tutu) NJ i i 71117701 iii 1.1 17i as 211 Ad I 1 a 13 33i 301 SO 17i iSid " t• 5 111 SS i d gl I I 1111 2 I ° I d 101 100 i 1 Ili Ili S a die 31 zd ISI z d 1 per Ceske, IC3 99 ps..r Code. 1 per Csesta. esebeags on Lood•su . at slob; 25 20 ; 90 dem 25 15 Ikespan, 5, Into lOOl Varney. I Naples 4. tats . - Monty Do. 5, 19,2 — Roman Lows, Speret. Sal Do. 14 Do. 21 l'irdulost 5 0.4:21144 69 02 I Dank re. ... 2570 ... Pe.als, FIN. 28.—St. Uerineie, 662 ; Versailles (right beak), 3u4); Onto sle:t bank), 237 S 0; Parks and Ort. MP. 1112 10 - Paris aed Bosses, W 0: lterecillea sod Aesisesso, ; 410a•Ixearst and Oak, 210; 432•44«. 527 7.r; Botoocor and Milieu, 207 50; Orleans old Bordeaux, 150 ; Nor:Dera, 53175 ; Part. Nod Aresboorr. Iss ; Parks and Lyons, 560: lours and Nantes, You; Mostrreass Gaol Troyes. 159 ; I.seiste and Feessap, 227 50 ; Hordeana and Tate, 115. CO2IIMERCIAL AND MARKETS biI! . :CING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets have been inactive to-day. A small paroul of ordinary native Ceylon has been sold at 30s Rice weirs a firm appearance. METALS.-We have again to quote a further decline of el to I.s. in E.l. Tin: 1,000 slabs sold; BaDCJ, 905.; Ste tie, 781. to 78s. Od. I.lritiA quoted the same la last week. Thu Iron market remains in a dull state, but, with the exception of Welsh bars w o .which Sr. are quoted ra th er l ower , pr i ces a the same as la st week. Scotch pig, free on board, at Oleo. guw, No. I, 3Ua. to Ws. 6.1.; mixed numbers 31s. 6.1. to 365. 911. Spel.er : Nu sale s of importance reported, the peke I quoted 144.. partly nominal. ou.s.-Seal, pale, 30/. to 30/. 10s. • straw, 291. to 301. ; brown, M. 101 a. to 2W. • Sperm, 431. to 861.; headmat ter, 881. to 831.; C o d, 32/.los. to 321.104.; South Sea, 321. to 341. 10a Olive Galipoli, 441. O s . t o 45/. ; S past i s h an d Sicily, 4 2!. 10.. to 43!. 10s. ; Cocoa -nut, 321. to am. • Palm, 281. to 27/. 0, Lin,eed, 28/. to 2111. 51.; See d, rape, pale, 311. The publ:e wiles declared for to-morrow are not large, viz. Sugar, 1.7:0 lihds. llarbadues, 1,000 bags Mauritius, 3,000 bag 1,700 bags Madras, and 1,000 hags Penang. C.:Tee, 300 bales and 160 half bales of Mocha. Pimento, 400 babe. Cassia Lignea, 120 boxes. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm, and prices have as up•.vard ten dency. Importers end holders are unwilling to continuo sales at present rates, and the trade, not being in stock, must give the price demanded by holders. Town Tallow is quoted atis. nett casti ; Petersburg, Y. C. on the spot, ate. to 36e. 3d. ; Oet. Io Dec. 0862), 375. Bd. to 375, Od. ; on or Moro the end of Month, 3ds. to No ed. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. I 1880. ISSI. 11834. Stock this day r...k. 1 38,315 41,115 31,173 Oalivery Out week Do. Inns Ist Jane Mini last week B7 1112 Do. from let Jane 1 87,798 91,892 100,,195 Price Y. C. Utlis day per ewt i 1111 s. ad. to 9d. 38e. Od. Me. 'd. Do. Town I 3.4. bd. 39-. ed. 38.. Dd. rynLic SALM advertised for Friday, March b: 160 euks South American Tallow, 350 Australian; 630 casks Petersburg Y. C. Tallow, and 600 ditto Soap Tallow, stranded. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. 11017weil, 15s. Gd. ; Eden Main, 15s. ; Ravensworth West Hartley, 13s. ; Walls End Riddell, 13s. li,l. ; Walls End lisswell:l6o. 3d. ; Walls End Hetton, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Lainbtou, 15s. 94.; Walls End Tees, 16s. —Ships at market, 164. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. A small supply of English Wheat wu taken off slowly by our millers this mduing, and the rates of Monday last were supported. There was not much busines , done in foreign Wheat or Flour, and prices must be considered nominally the same Y Lot weak. lhe quantity of Barley on sale this morning was fully equal to the demand, and the trade rued dull at late cites. ' The magnitude of the week's supply of Oats enabled the 'dealers to get t Lo turns price in their favour. Beans and soLl ou much the same terms as last week. Red CIO% r ea. in better supply, and its value am h‘trely maintained. White: Clover and Trefoil were quite as dear as befure. BltlTlvill. Stallings per Qt. Wow, Easel k Gent red 39 10 41 to 45 ..write, write, 44 to 47 to 51 tiortolland no.tolk ,33t011 to 43... do. 44 to 44 to 411 Talavera (Ewe: or itiftiili) . 49 to 33 Cainiellgo it Liz... Wired -t035t0 43 white, 41 to 43 to 42 Uri, new old. - to - I.IAILIY, tardiAir Malting Kite U.., Erignah, tr--d . •...... ..... 16 to 30 . Week ....-.- ... lv .o US D.tto Polanda Ik rwkk k *Mob, feed 21 to 22 potato .... 24 to IS Irish. feed-. ..... .. 17 to IS to 19 ..bluk .- - IS to 20 Mk., potato 2l to 13 Pam% grey 27 to 29 insole . 3O to 12 Wye 30 to 40.. imperial 44 to 441 White 20 to 32. .I.where ill to 33 Baena, Mangan 26 to :7...tiek .61.10- on e 2 to 34 narrow .... . . ... - .... 1.3 to 32 rmsll3o t0n...01d 34 to 3 6 /eats, mirror tog, per bush.- to - new winter is ton id aid - to - ItArsalran.l349• 42 to 44 lislibitlrn Camas. per thountotil o.ivanisrus, per or t a red.-- to - to - --white-- . . .... Per auk of 26ui4s. /lot a. town nod.), delivered 40 to 43. One bete...hold .. 33 to 36 Norfolk ..tild but/elk FOREIGN. Shllllags per tlr. WIII11; Dantrie ant Konigsberg 41 to 46.. One Pomeranian. 40 to 44 -Rostock 44 to 40... lik tun 40 to 4:. Enoch .—to W Brabant . Danish 35 to 3 7 ...11ambarg —26 tu 40 to 43 Russian 30 to 31..12gyptiaa ...... 27 to 31 Danube ....... 88 to 31 .()da5h`........ . . .... 36 to 40 RR - BALI.lIT, keeling Lamle — to . India& Wen 27 to 30 Ows,itassian ' 9 to 31 Pawnor: so an.: trsalsund ls to 31 Swedish and Uattit.h . ...... so to 23 Friesland and Dutch, lewd l7 to 19 Dino. brew. 2l to 911 Poland' 2l to 23 OWN tiok ~... .......... ...... ..... 26 to 17 old In to 341 anal' 27 to 18...01d . ....... 3l toll Egyptian II to 21...Twiway ..... ...... 14 to 20 Pus, grey Wilke* ...3g ft 113...bstbwo . ... .. s2 to 34 Two, old 23 to U ..". .. "wet 16 to 27...1argir ...... 9l to 38 LIII/xICD, Bank ant h.swieto 4l to 46 lleetterr town and Odom. RAP.IIII. 42 W 48 . Ilrawated 33 to 37 Ito. Cana treeaduty, lass tat, .I I , to .C 153 .. . ... Prr Muir' et 19.401. Fur I, /taxmen 12 21 22 to 24 C.radlan 2l to U Duarte —to Hrtuborg Freorti, per sock of 21101 to lf 220,344237 ARRIVALS INIO Lo‘l/0:4 WHOM 2.1r1 2ER • nth FEB. GIL Wheat. I 8410ticotru. n 1 ick. Ferric& 4710 ISO Barley ..... ... I: I 71 43 1:47 71 I ISZ3 1 1010 470 8 1 Otto I 1 5z.10 I 271:0 Flour, Wish% 4,C62 backs; M i1t,7,581 qrs. BO 8080 II MARK ET.—T II IS DAY. Messrs. Vattendrn and S•nith report that tho trade con- Lune, firm and ',wady, without alteration in prices. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. We have a fru. more Beasts to-day ; however, the trade is cheerful, the wcotherbringg very favourable, and Friday's prices arc well stioported. Trude is very slow for Sharp; hut, the number bring small, they are disposed of. Prices ar lower for hike, long. wooled Sheep • choice Damns are making e about thesante as of late. NVo have but kw Calves 'on offer, consequently they arc rather dearer. From 14er many and Holland there aro 363 Beasts, 670 Sherp and 116 Calves ; Scotland, 500 Ikea* ; Norfolk and 2,400 ; and 210 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per one n 1 el., s. d. -. d rcr •• !45 of 30.. .. Mo. Nan.. I Invford.. . 3 4 3 6 but Do.. a 1111.-004. ith 0 0 0 0 bed abort-13..rns . . 3 2 3 4 ILA* 3 0 310 4.....r.r1 quality New . 8 3 0 130. 40. ; , ho rs Wry 3 04 4) lam sadsec:adquatity 9 8 4 Pa: , 2 .. .. t . .„...... 30 1 0 1)6.0u. Shen c Iles 14.• 11•11-1. n. t• 4 4 4 • •' " 0 ' 0 : 0.104. at nuittot. 4.144; Wuxi) awl Will*, 20.!•70 ; Calves. . rap. a4a. ..... tiW DI its+ v C