The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1863. ~ RE Brri'Hlß.-QuItaTION .411 TO DRSEETTiOR. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) 1 SHARE 1.18773.-(THIS DAY.) ' imam POSIBM11011& 1 HOB The bankrupt, a boot aod shoolealer of Keatish-town, -..--- , ft. H liftwAT l L 1 3 (3 1 1 = 18 I" " pai 67 . ft l of for his order of discharge. The debts were of Two o'CLoci. I Two &MOO& tri os amount ; but it appeared that the Sokruot had been and j a i, ewe . The mining market is rather active to.day. East tea alt auswes•salarivemes .- - The railway market continues buoyant, and 11l SOS awa.sse.arti. aae us ise nu - The et is the habit of moving from p lace 3° P lace ' qu Basset shares continue in strong demand, and have car- whether his description was sufficient. He had . . prices have further improved. Midland stock is vs s Do. wee 1 1 6 i pm - ance. 'I as 6 Ds. Sew • 1 Sara 7 about 101., being now quoted 111 to actively inquired for, and has risen 11 per cent. i, a s gor e uga rr i mamareu 4 pm rial on business for some years is New - street , Houndaditch, risen which u - - bat had only described himself is " occasionally stayiog 113. North Roskear are also firmer, at Great Northern Ile also advanced 1 per IA 111 Ds. Treftwense . . 7 s - Saturdaj item. A creditor opposed on this ground ; but as it did 31 to 33 „ •Marke Valley at 71 to 8 ; Tincroft cant ; London and South Western and tae IN lkilf e llrent.MOSaik _. a rt appear that he had been Salad, his Honour granted the at 211 to '22 ; and Wheal Crebor at 21 to 4. Wheal Great Western 1;_ South Eastern, I•us us Da tiluL rai r 3d tte l l l iar, = = - home rai order. - Beton are again lower, at 2521 to 2571. East London and Mirth Western and Lancashire i. N MI : 0.4. 4) . 7 - 1 7 .epace 1.717 .p..4. a1050 wee - ti - ok no, - chief bur Caradon are quoted 40 to 1, being quiet ; Kitty St. an d Yorkshire, / • and Great Eastern, 66 100 Carnets •11. &Ms • 1•7 108 foreign MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Agnu, 71 to 1 ; Roskearnoweth, It:ti to 11 ; and London and Ntrth Western dock is now quoted ft 100 Berra Basal : .:, in iea rapidly, West Chiverton, 20/ to 1. (THIS DAY.) 99 to / ; Great Western, 87i to i i midland, It 10 1 %Ira seal p.n. HI 1.1 1 0 1 p. 109 I_lo Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, 126 i to a ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to se a Do. H. do - 1 11 Pm 6 i assn and Turku --e-- at previous quotations. 109 • South Eastern, 921 to 931 ; Great Eastern, 01- lee Dread I'nuakef Omar 191 10 - The May geceral sessions of the peace for the county of The prospectus of the Skars (Norwegian) Silver 53 to 1 • Great Northern, 125 to 126; London Nye A li ta , °° : lit d P e ' 4. deferred '46 6 O el e improve Middles,' c.numeticed this morning at the &stops-house, Mining Company (Limited) is issued. The object at 11 to and South Western, 103 to 104 ; and Caledonian, 106 ell Do. sea praDonds SS 66 _ Clerkenwell.green, before Mr. Bodkin, the assistant judge , ll/0 all Do , do. deferred ft 08 - At Pa ma a full bench of magistrates. i s t o purchase and work 17 mines, compr i s i ng an 1124 to l it tee sa Do. rd pref. Stock., 36 40 - area of upwards of 75,000 acres, and distant T A a alkstla ...team Flotilla and Eastern Bengal stocks Ho t all De. do. deterred SO 33 telegram The calendiu• contains the names of 89 prisoners coin-- = mitted for trial. The state of education of the prisoner. seven miles from Kougsberg. The present have unproved, and East Indian and Great Indian 14: .1 Do. 4th pref. Stock ft 45 69fr.70.:. was reported to be as follows : -Neither ree4 nor write, 20 ; proprietors hold a grant direct from the Do. do. deferred 30 22 Peninsula are inquired for. Antwerp and Hotter- la no groat loa m k en o s l O4 104 1104 cm read only, 18 ; read and write imperfectly, 4 8: reed and King at a merely nominal rent. Silver veins ofCome dam shares are also better, while ...en-6U and Great 10 11 Do. New 1 2pm - write well, 3. great ri c hn ess are stated to exist throughout the L uxem b ourg aro dull. 10 0 Do. January. la& - and the The tuoistaat Judge briefly addressed the grand jury , lit i.e ft. S. cisme & s iet.: l m ist f ill id t en _ za report is • property, and attention is drawn by the promoters 011.11131•AY MAR= AID ROC= lOl an narsatOsamda to the very remunerative results which have at- .I ab. 81 81 do id - money, f THE POLICE COURTS. tended the working of the Norwegian government to i pra I Prt I Zen.wsra 1 C 674l °o„ ti Ter I 101 1 0 10 • 4 e3 i r e ! r il „It N ot r a .. Tr"' 90 101 100 en lio.6l L t h i t t o 90 92 - - Cents. ll mines in an adjoinin,g district. The official director tse I SA. 01.1 r 50r4.411003ar Vas. 6 se _ is 2 Indian 1 iPm 711 Of 66 92 , i; 1 (THIS DAY.) of thegovernment mines has been permitted by 1 4 ° a B .....ll,4bo adi sasswe IseiLa - 7 - II ... - N. 100 Maas Dear. ai Pet 90. m 0 0 - -s- authority to join the board of the new under- as. 114 DHSS awl Darr -- ID 86LL SI Do. ft. a per et 1061 .071 1071 1 ft 191 Do. 41 re el Salsa., 100 102 1011 * ditto Fi taking. The distance of land carriage to be got , at• 110 0440100 ••• • -•••• 1131 1131 581 f 10 Is. to Melb.Oorailp.elßonds - - - Cent. " MARLHOROUGHSTREET. to SO all Cork and 8and0n...... ••• . - 60 all Mel& and Hobs. Bay. 47 49 - a -Hall p • DAEGSITZR coiSMITTRD TOR Amsaoo/11141 HER FATHER, over is about seven miles. The vendors are ft 111 Ournwell... 9/ mi = 10 all 11.DreaswIck a Oases Norsk ("Shaughnessy, a young Irishwoman, was charged receive 15,5001., via, 10,5001. in shares, and !.! as Do. •1 • ne . X..163111 -. 8 - - Mr • and B 8 4 - prem. with violently assaulting Thomas O'Shaughnessy, her fa. 5,000/. (which covers their outlay up to the present ila . • 1, 11 Dukais p °' B l ead l' e * Be tell° 34 , 3 , 4 3 e ru t 40 -- eg - - .. HO N. &of User ap. o llO FS - thee, by striking him on the head with .broom . time) by instalments extending over several years. I u ell Dond.,Perth. itab&ln. 18 14 .. - - er. • He /etude gas Spar cent- 108 100 80 100 Do. Delhi do - Prices The father, a decent- looking old man, said that on Satur- 106 use New C day night has daughter me ;et . hie reeru at No. 7, The capital is 50,000/. in 25,000 shares of 21. each. Isk is• utabstatund Mae's. 91 n - so 2 Do. do. do fpm - r __,____, OR wo Gamow •s. weeny 197 109 - Hi 111 Do. /truant), do i t 14 pm - Turkish, Thomasetreet, and, haring a knife in her hand, threatened ~....The felje....inllreieing &slam'', have been ....... dur ing , 04. be Great isms to murder him, at the same time seining him by the hair of 1 .. 'no"... April : . Ot. 1110 Do. A Nook-- 47 48 - N. 10.0 I D0.1ed.64./floßarre 101 1113 104 still mo his head. He took the knife away from her, and sat down Misr. Per Share. Amount. at. 155 Do. lest Anglian Sr- 14 261 - in a chair by the fireside, when his daughter struck him East Caradoo £o 17 6 .. £5,376 It. 100 Oresi !teethe( 16oetlan4 - -4 1111.1718/1 111111/L and et several violent blows oo the head with a broom. (The broom rieere ft OlOO .. 3,000 ea tee Grea6 Northern • 12 - 1 Ho 136 was produced and had blood on it.) Dobioath - 1261 1271 117 86 No. Ilk 1 Mama Ira ji ft, p r i es m a . but th Ils. 100 'Oak( tlitlyct.leps4l/1 184 136 - IRIS 2 Moilsrlan Con. Gold, L 1 1 1 die - have no Prisoner said her father . track her and she then struck West Wheal Setos. - The Tur him. Wheal Salon - George Castle, 69 C, said that on being celled to the Wheal Basset and Gulls 010 .. 1,000 ft 1.011 DailloorVaLes.ll44 - - - 17,800 .. Nauman - w og house he found the father bleeding from the head. The 120,101 ,._,.._ W i ley prisoner, who had been drioking, was also bleeding from "Hsu° N. lie Coss 115 ina - _ sane i east Magas Gold Ida) Is. las par - to 701 ; 4 ld& Best Caraton ike head, but be naderstuod that she had fallen against the EA" Pool 5 OO .. 640 as. no a. ne 414 411 BON .. laid Caro area stairs. Wheel Ladner and Wrey 026 .. 600 M. vas LaMar Nara ern 94 HO 99 11 61 1 aim - LWE.Bmis7(7Straci &DM 4 - have ri Prisoner said her father was drunk sod sot she. Bronfloyd O2O .. 500 is. no leadanfisamerrese im II 10111 t 461 .. Grambler &90 lasbyis. 681 1 If - Mr. Tyrwhitt said he did rest believe the primmer, and North Treskerby OlB .. 445 5* 190 likr.ftilftrovassm 4 eig 6 6,000 - Careat South Tolima .. ns. 6 se - now q committeed her for a month with hard labour. Cum Erts - - - 1..901 - G. IVO. Vs (ltertor.. a ft 7 19 NI Nolen 121 eft 111 1 11,900 - Drearlits - are CC The father asked what he was to do if his daughter came le 2 De. Mew le it I,se. .. greet.......... s-Feet ...... -.. 91 M. 47 49 - Transact to his booms again. Total £19,832 1 ae• 100 121018111 ....-- -.... 116 123 s lag 61 1 11.101 - Mlnston Dews ...... Hied 21 3 - Mr. Tyrwhitt ordered her to be brought back, and told kr 61.4 Do. Now ll 11 pm -Da ROM .. Ledy Berra 1 lie. 1 It - Ayres, her that if she assaulted her father again he would mend •SR 116 De. Ilina*Destry.. se as - me sworn (Oar Leiset). 91 30 ft = Equadoi her to the sanicas. WEATHER. REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) is all MI& OL Wm. lbs.) ... - - %On . Narks Valle, -- 4 ,- IS all Do 1 Shares ... ... -. non i wynts7 bee 0re.... 9 4 1 oC4fs - 99 ; Gra LAMBETH. YORDAT, YAT & far . ft all Mkt Kent - 400 .. Mew Seim A FEMALE tiouisicoMMXlM.lo all Mid Cent (Cray Ifte).. ... - SOO - No Doses - Italian, Axe Said, • sullen-looking yowls woman, was I K. 168 North ] Mash B. D. W• .. !• . k. Q. LIL I2 ' I . ft 190 Do.lais.,Pertiaift. rt i : 7 5 6 - 700 - North Baker - tor std Wore Mr. Elliott with being toned in the kitchen e t - RIM .. N. Wk. esesetallogan lit.M. 41 - - ~'- -= ~.. BR 190 N. Ilsatero-Berwlsk_ - 99 100 100 1 6,640 .. North Wheal clty hose, No. 8, Matior- pleas , Wahrotilt, with inkiest to Nara 3 WAS. .. e 8 .... 16 ISM Do. 9.1.1.1 an. -•-• di , saw , tom coma (ra. Ryon) . 14. 41 1 = Deferrer commit ',felony. 4 e 1 0.16 86. i d p c ,,, u m . ,_. 6 , 4 Ti e _ LIN SO •.. ir Ames (U. amens) 14.67. 41 42 - Police-constable 118 P dsposed that he had been seat Ea" 33 e - - ' Ot. WA Do. York ... 88 87 87 8 Ardroara 700 .. Bursar Sower . lu 11 - for aces for by the lady of the house, Na Ps Mmer-Plefts W 070012 14 Bertram& ......100:71460 I W. 8 ," h • 2 0.16 A 160 Do. Carlisle .... - - - 613 .. i. Omradoe i n. Clear) is 39 t 406 - -- - ' ft. 101 lielli Lefts la 117 - - and there found the prisoner in the kitchen, and, from pa w ., ....: 3393 1 14 1 w.N.w. ilket .. 11. Cara Brea aliosoiso . Ili Ils Ild 01 41 - Russian 10 5 Do. New 1 11 pm - lIN .. 6. W. framer (Mogan. tars. 116 lie the statement of she lady, it appeared she was a prier Vakint1e . ....10.01161 1 N.W. a: 0 2 0.00 mg a ll 14.11111Mallardshbe l4 161, - = Sardinia NC .. May Park I 1 146. 36 57 stringer So her. He quostioced the as to her brinier quiresto_wa. .9Vit I N.N . W. 2 ° e - - le ail MoriellWeslesohos u l a - there, and she replied that she ce ll ed for the purpose of moirrea • .81150 I W. 04 1 7 -0.110 4 hisiarlftelead MIX 4 # j = New De 55 HO 001001 _ - I ._ Its is) - aow .. lln Croft seeing a friend who she thought lived there, bat it was laverPeel • • 171 " 2 W. ! 'ft • - St. Se Solna X. & ADMIN.! p s i H e - BON .. West Basset pagan). 11 il 13 - 5 6 3, is Pembroke ... 59950 1 W.N.W. DI o - at 100 lootash ledleall . r ., es 480 1,816 .. w . Carden isred 5 ft ft - 12 41 1 quite clear her object was to carry away everiiig that p... .. :be6, 1 N. 1 ... 4 . e - 10 all Shrewsbury a Welchpl - -. came within bet reach, for several articles of clothing and y ereey - - - its, spa Shropshire Bolas .... 40 50 - 511 .. Olt. amen pawn - 1864, t other property were found collected together, and ready to Brest - 3 ft. 110 lork Dem 32 38 - Sr .. Oh. Beller (litsdrunt) is 50 63 be taken away. The prisoner gas her address in Kent- I:Orient., ...t10.81:41 IN. 82 I - 2 14.. 100 bob lob= - 921 93 911 SI 4,110 .. wheal Luker 2.10.8 3si - could, 4 street, Borough , and he had no doubt from her manner and p i, itaebefoet • -r. 23 - 92114 2 N.& 418 1 2 ' 12 1 St. NO lowa Wales .... ...... 87 p i - ~... .. 0 11..ir• s•••iiminsii 8 1 411 - 1882, 7 1 conduct that she was a regular thief. • .147 IN. W. 516 -2M.la I. Yreka.* lives Du, fie del 306 .. Wheal felon 6Bl SO = - VW'S - a - 5k .;9.8097 5 S.W. 4! 4 - 2 20 all - 1,040 .. soh. Trelawney ark . 1 .61 171 G uaran i The prisoner, in reply to the charge , repeated that she p oit . o . th : .8 3 i i 4 3 . 3 . g. 3 e Well = 66 76 - ASO Wheat Unice went there to see a friend who she thought resided there, Lao . lt_ti.fts6 4 x. W. -2 ea an inane a - gy 3 3 is 16 Do de 11188.... 9 10 pm - The s and that she had no intention of taking scything that did Leaden .. mann 4 N.W. I I - - 26 IDo do 180141.... 74 71 pm = sot Sloop to her. Dover 19.81(16 1 S.S.W. 2 i ll 1 - 1 a t. us yast Vale Kr. Ellett observed that there could not be the slighted ~___,______..rulsrialh-.1 2. 81 Ls $ 1C1 4 ,.„-W• 4 ! 0 e - 1 10 BDo It No. lID 1 MM.. 1156 1131. 'Mos. I Ram A t e l doubt of her intention, and that, she had gate to the place „„,,,,,,.."""•••• , I,IL• ,S ii^a 4'S e - I 10 3 Ito 0 - 3 sr pm - SW 10 - followsi with a felonious intentioo, and committed her for three -- " - g e g geread „ AT I -- ea 1 - - wr• W . • 3 " e - 2 66 au now .... -..- ...... - - months to Wandsworth Hour a Correction.lll 4 f = 1 3 , is Do .... ...... ... .. . , - - - MON 1 Boa desord,_lMAlS- Passive Da n . 2age. ,_ mt. 2 van dirliiii ---- - = .7 _. - toss • read. La ii.no(lhal ell ti 16,000 10 Cape Copper (Limited) I .... - price col - ••••• - - - - -.-- - - u. , lee Maker Illta. • MEM. •• is tad IL* 1 Casts surer - 5„,...),„, ' - . TVISDAT. W. to 8.. moderate to BOOMAND. fresh, rainy. As above. Izawars. fresh, showery. B.W. to N.W., frost' to strong, showery. As next above. W.N.W. to &S.W., W.CenfiAL hash, rainy. r. to W. and &W., W.Fausen. R.W.B. to W.N.W., moderato to fresh, fresh to strong, rainy. rainy• r. W. to &W., fruit, S.W.EmmAin. 5.3. W. to N.N.W., with some miss fresh to Aron, shower). MCIFIJAND. S.W. to W.N.W., fresh, showery. mum. As out above. NO 1I• VA NO YO De. .... Tickets Ms. • Platte Waterford I lUlkeaay Wait Oaesera• W.lnellepeetlearb.4•l Wag Irldiaad-.Ustard DOW = PIIIIIIIUIOI Pd. I aulr&rs. ilkt.Aol&Lseieregte.B4k Caledoolan Quer. Ch.. Cork and Rondos f4p.c PorawaN, per cen& I Dan. &ePenek, Abr.Jea asg Op. el gerth,Dast GaNeetarao.sa. •D. de, N 'Do. de. 6 per oent. ° Prei Do. Z. Anglian A, Op. C. ID°. do. A, 7 per cent... D. LUnten, ep. canna. Do. do. per coat. isa. Do. Norf. 6 p.c. le t.,1166 Do. 04 pima. pref., lee D. 6 p. et. Wanner V. Greet s Northern,f p. el De.6e.red.at 10 p.eLpet. Do. 04 per cent. 6Dt.p.a.red pa at & pal 1 06.Woe6.03erkastRanto D. redeem. p. Las arodeo. p. oess Dreamt. p. at De.6p...a.reittem Tree D. Mina. Goa. Stook Do. Diem Prat St*, Do.Ctuat. Goa. knock De.Obteterfl.at. ap.e. D. do. do. 6p. e Lamb Iforksh. 6 p.osit Leadiltifibt..6p aena NO.. Ds IPA. do. to., Do. g p.o. do. .... Dirs. do. No.. Do. p.e. do. p it ip p i ct i t . sh . Dadp.o.lita (W. N&C.r DTI. 111.(dtr. tU. Len.CLAbans and Dove, LIN W.Cov.&74an.6p L.&S.W.7p.e. x nalatelen Londonderry and Eno , ' Idan.ll4 & Ltualp. :14 ISS 28 IS •1 45 $7 SO IS 100 N IPS As next above. Blialiar. The Public Schools Commissioners held meetings oo Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday last week, at No. 2, Victornatreet. Commissionen presoak the Earl of Cla rendes, the Earl of Devon, Lord Lyttelton, Sir Stafford H. Northeota Bert., and 11. Ha'fad Vaughan, Eaq. The W attendedd the meetings. Air IMPATIENT blizeorrais.—A certain minister in the north was ten patient than honest Manse 11/1402 a some what powerful durenastion of wind and rain, which threatened to destroy the crops of his parishioners. It wee towards the close of harvest; the weather was unpropi tious, and serious fears were entertained that all would be lost In the coarse of hie second prayer, one rainy Sunday, he had just completed the well-known petition for such weather as may arable us to gather in the fruit, of the earth that there may be abundance for man and beast," when there came a midden blast of wind and rain, which made the endure of the old church rattle in their frames. Luther would have ascribed this phenomenon to the devil • the poor minister saw is it an nufavoarable 111:11WOT to hi s prayer, and impatiently exclaimed, "Weil, wool! blaw awn ; meals "mid may it do you, ',mating a' the puir bodies' ,oral'—Prismes Illapissine for May. A Doo FANCIER IL • Hoses DIALZIL—LuDID eons Wmota.—One night this week a celebrated dog fancier and a well-knows hone dealer met at a certain boetelrie on the Newmarket-road, sad in the curse of eouvereation relative to hones and dogs, the horse dealer gave the dog fancier an order for twenty dogs, at 21. 6d. each, which were to be delivered the sett mooning at his house, be fore 10 o'clock, end a wager was made of 1/. each that the order was not fulfilled. The next morning, before the appointed hour. twenty-five of the mine race were at the horse dealer's door, with a message, that he we to select teeny and ret urn five, the price being 21. ler. according to easement. Anyone looking at the animals would have imagined that there was an hospital in Cam bridge fordo:arid dogs; there were the blind, halt, and lame • some with Mile, others without that ornamental appendage • some were black, scone white, some black-and white, others brown, and some of a colour too difficult to be defined ; some 6;4 fallen into the sear and yellow leaf, others were too young to have acquired the polite art of I barkiag ; some were big, others small, some growled, others howled, end many did not trouble themselves to do the one or the other. Then there floated across the vision of the bone dealer, twenty 12s. yearly for the dog-tat ; so be snot word to the dog fender that he was welcome to the stakee. Some one afterwards maw • string of dogs taken across the common to the river, but we are not aware of sayone seeing them come back again.—Canbridge Inde pendent. RI-OPINING OE THE TRADE WITH ST. FETZER, ISOM —HoLL, Mar I.—The summer trade between Hull and St. Petersburg has fairly commenced. On Thursday the screw steamers Ouse (Captain Chew), Panther (Caplan Rutter), and the Dean (Captain Hudson), left this port for Cronstadt. The steamer St. Petersburg bee also left for the same destination, having on board several fine horses for the stables of his Russian Majesty. On Friday the steamer Oen (Captain Foos) sailed hence for St. Petersham with • heavy and valuable general oargo. Means. Gee end Co.'s . paddlewhesi steamer was encoded to sail on flioday mooing. Owing to the stoppage of trade io winter all these wank have been enabled to take fall cargoes, and have left I the port very heavily laden. THE MOIIHONB AND THIS FEDERAL GOVERN MENT.—The Deseret New:, of March IS, has been received bare. It contains a sermon delivered by Brigham, in the Tabernacle, March 8, epos the wrongs nod pereA.l cations, both present and past, of the Mormon people. an d the coodect, both present and pert, of the general government ad the several state governments towards them. He proclaims the Horologe a loyal people ; refer. to the Mormon battalion that volunteered for the Mexican war, and which was commanded by Col. Y. St. George Cook ; and this, he says, they did just after they had been driven in the dead of winter hem Nenvoo, and " their every religion' had political right tram pled adder foot by mobocrats. There were none left to de fend our rights. We were driven from every right freemen ought to possess." He says, "The Mormoo people are filled with patience and loos suffering, clinging to the in stitutions bequeathed to us by our fa th ers as closely and as tenaciously as ever babe clung to maternal breast." Hs winds up with rather a question able declaration of loyalty : " But, if the govern ment of the United State, should now ask for a bat talion of men to fight in the present battle fields of the nation, while there as a camp of soldiers from abroad located within the corporate limits of this city, I would see them in first." Hs is severe on Indian expeditions by the go. yore/Deal, and says, "I will, comparatively speaking, take ow plug of tobacco, a skirt, and three cents' worth of paint, sad save more life and hinder more Indian depreda tions than they can by exceeding millions of dollars vested In an army to fight and kill the lidless." There is every reason to believe that telegraph wires will be extended from South Australia across Stuart's country to Van Dieman's Golf, near the island of Timor, in the Eastern Archipelago. The distance is about 1,600 miles. It is estimated that the telegraph will cost about 1201. a mile. The lend on the route will be given to pence& on condition that they protect the telegraph wirer. It is pro bable that in the course of a couple of years a telegraphic communication will be established between England and nearly all parts of the Australian confluent. —Sough Austra lian paper. Lei us He lM to li ' 7 71. 7t7 100 ,100 .100 ilOO 110 111 1011 111 111 al 14111 197 IN ST 115 117 110 1 • 106 106 146 lull 91 101 F 9 00 80 01 la ISO 74 76 I Melia. 111} elkioo 11..00 K 174 10.000 "0.001, No. I Sb 75 77 leß 172 UM ICII 157 1119 Omar MI". (Llin) Cain Copper (Lnited) W l..a num 09 1 -11=1, • Don Pe tro,N. Del naF Duo lloantans Uopoar Mot Del Itanlinsitad) Fortuna (Lm) Odeon! G. N.Vp.S. Anstrallak(l. Capunds (Um.) UISIFIS Latettarataa Mirka Its lidureosßraa.G.Y.(L N. Ithinae.4 , • demi ) Postebaudetlvertrat Port Phßlip Biota Barbara Gotd aeottla.lAla ``La) 4 St. John .1 lay (Ws.) United Nbniose . . Vancouver G oal (LL) •Um.~.. • - 114 114 114 110 133 133 114 di DO 62 90 l• 1 Do. id Do. ne per eve • • Do.redeimabie I p.at Oortaep.o.ntoo. OPOose. Br.* 14.41p.0 Do. Appel. PreL Moan Do. Lela Wallin pe Itortolk pelic tied, North Breland peg eau , Do. Now Geo. b p. ot Do.Porder Vales pr. N. Itas.—Cone.4 p sire Dn. do de Do. Leeds Spot. No. I Po. York. ei. a &pogo North fliedoedoldge I deoltlet Ong. New Pre 100LN.Z.114 pet. MLitt Do. Aber. pa.0p.0.. Do. T p.c4. Prot Welk S. Devoe Mee p. o. 8. lea. (Iffgael. Am. 41.11.6, Do. 4 per nee Do. deed 44 per Not d. Wake pao 4 p. eve I P. Tarkenton 4 p. a goal fliook.aDoelloptoodp.o. Do. 60. Bepa, Do. do. CO p.o. Taff Vale Preference ,WaeseisCLlkeustelp.e 1W.1114-011.1aignaoL Do. do. nnd do Do. Poop. 6 p. ct. Pref Do.do.PorP. 6 pet. nroi 126 116 04 i it P 42 a i iOn !BB 118 In 102 U r 6 109 111 197 100 11 111 01 03 -:- dui Psr i WI U . ii i I tsk tot no lot 100 lot (LRI. JOINT STOON IMO 100 100 'lOO I HO I Ins !A it STA Sil{ AS S 4 $3 31 46 48 128 120 121 13 101 158 123 125 RixEs. IGO Agra sof Q. B. Best . 100 I Alllanoslaa.ALkeorpead 60 Anglo Portuguese (Ma 60 , Aoaralasta Bunk of Intypt 100 But cif Loadoo 100 I Bank of Qnsonaland 00 Bank of Victoria, Mute* 26 lank of Wales (Lim.) 10 !Dank of Net Zealand 60 Baud Aseaskos Bx. (L 60 *MIA 11. AliN2lol . 20 . C.har.Bk.llrlt. ColonMO U BE lad. Au. Ono , ;COrtrd. Olty IL of Ink*, Au las Colonial 100 Continental 100 linglLh ant Irish (lAna ) leg.eaeaaAttai.taats 100 Wad osn.Chlnaalap. 100 Imperial Bunt. Ural 01 10 Imperial Minoan 100 Loudon out Bratillan 100 Ino.B.AyreetlLPlote (1. 4. Lam. Oh. Outa of anon 100 ILondon and Colonial (L Winos 00 Lark and * Join= IN Ilion. and Middlesex (L. 100LAIL and Northern (L. I * Lawl-i, a Sow , . ISO ran. 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T i =l .( t . s t tL e al ;ft OttimeoLost" to I 1 I s s ISe 61 68 66 66 $9 91 I 4116 69,9 57 SO Si Si 9 65 63 56 11 111 u S 1515 56 36 - 30 - 10 r li 3 . t 3 25 1 - 1 - 11. 14 I gt 24 d 22 pm 66 69 el 62 so} 'li tji j i i 211. t } as Oei 271 pm 15 18 $4 36 119 119 11! He $ • 14 101 dia 1 4 it 17 11 II 3 3 1 If ltd tle t pm 1 I ati pin 4 I i t I pas II • 9441 Ms pee. 4 gelt 1 pie I f I} It 4 iln 6 6 k Its per 61 U 76 76 18 18 i pm 1 dß 19 a 8 6 6 19 10 14 If pre 10 61 Ed 1.0 166 f f4l RI S 6 I I . I m.! I ale i on 11 &Yu 7 .7 ~ 1 } a le zd HOBBY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooi. The stock markets retain a favourable appear ance. The funds are firm at the full improvement which took place after the recognised hours on Saturday afternoon. Most of the principal home railways still show an upward tendency. The chief buoyancy, however, is again observable in the foreign stock market, where prices are rising rapidly, accompanied by a large amount of busi ness and considerable excitement. Turkish Loan scrip continues in demand, and has improved to 21 to 21 prem. Confederate is quiet, at if to 2i prem., and Italian at I# to 2 1 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr.70c., being per cent. better than on Saturday. Consols are now• quoted 93; to f , both for money and the account (May 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Ceut. Console, for money, 931, ; ditto for account, 931, # ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92i, 92,1; New Three per Ceuta., 92, 1; Bank Stock, 233, 235 ; India Stock, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 110 ; Four per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 96 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cent, 1151; and Exchequer Bills, sa. prem. Prices of nearly all foreign stocks, including New Grenadian, Mexican, Spanish, Russian, Turkish, Italian, Portuguese, and Egyptian, are still moving upwards. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates have been very buoyant, but the highest prices of the morning have not been maintained to the present bout , The Turkish Loan of 1864 is now quoted 88 to 4, being per cent- better ; that of 1858, 691 to 704 ; and that of 1862, 711 to 1, showing an advance of 4 per cent., while the Consolidics have risen no lees than 2 per cent., being now quoted 524 to 4. Greek Bonds are comparatively dull, at 291 to Transactions are recorded as follows :-Bueno B Ayres, for account, 95 ; ditto, Deferred, 40 ; Equador, New Consolidated, 174; Egyptian, 981, 99 ; Greek, 291, 29, 4 ; ditto Coupons, 141, 4 ; Italian, for account, 72, 711 ; Mexican, for account, 35 4, 36 i , 4,4, 4 ; New Granada, 174, 4 ; ditto Two per Cents, 34 ; ditto, Deferred, 104, 10, 4, 1 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 891 ; Portuguese, 1862, 49, /, 49 ; Russian, 1822, 944 ; ditto, 1862, 93, 94, ex div. ; Sardinian, 874 ; Spanish, for account, 54 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 471 ; ditto Passive, 361, 4, 371, 361, 374, 361 ; ditto Certificates, 124, 111, 12g, 12, 124, 114 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 88, ; ditto 1858, for ac count, 691, 701 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 73 ; ditto, 1862, 714, 72 ; ditto, for account, 714, 71, I ; ditto Guaranteed, 1024 ; and Venezuela, 1862, 551, ex div. _ _ The shares of the London Financial Association are quoted. to-day 3to i prem. A telegram, dated Midrid, May 1, reports as follows with regard to the monthly bidding for the Passive debt :—"Limit at the adjudication average price of the last month. No tenders of either foreign or interior." This result is precisely the same as that experienced on every occasion of the kind for some months past. There is reason, how ever, to hope for better things ere longfrom the pre sent cabinet of Spain. The farce now attempted evert month is growing too stale, and Spain is not insen sible to the remonstrances which she hears on every side. Meanwhile, the creditors have learnt the secret of their own strength, and, if they will but act in unison, will be rewarded for all their par tience. _ . . It appears that Monday, the 4th inst., has been appointed by the Stock Exchange Committee for the settlement in the shares of the Asia Minor Company (Limited), but the resolution stands for k revision on that day, the directors having in the interval issued a circular, recommending a wind ing up of the undertaking. The half-yearly report of the directors of the West Flanders Railways Company recommends a dividend of 4s. 9d. per share, leaving a balance of 1651. A call of 5/. is to be paid by the 25th of May on the shares of the Union Bank of England and France. The applications for the 20.000 shares in the London Financial Association (Limited) have to day reached 54,000 in all. The list will be cloned both for town and the country on Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock. . . . . We are requested to state that the letters of allotment of shares in the Commercial Navigation Company of India (Limited) were posted on Saturday. The directors of the Westminster and Southwark Bank (Limited) have appointed Friday, the Bth inst., as the allotment day for the shares. It is notified that Mr. John Ingrain Travers and Mr. Roderick Travers have withdrawn from the firm of Joseph Travers and Sons, in which, hence forth, they will in no way be interested. The sole partners in the future business will be Mr. Archibald Travers and Mr. Samuel Smith Travers. They will conduct the affairs of the future partner ship at the same address, and under the same style or firm, as heretofore. SATURDAY STIMID. Consols, which closed on Thursday at 934 to 4, both for money and next Thursday's settlement, were first marked this morning 934, and closed at 934. After the close of the Stock Exchange, how ever, the price advanced to 934 to 4. The official business report is as follows :--Three per Cent. Console, for money, 934, 4, p ; ditto, for account, 934, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4, 92; New Three per Ceuta, 914, 4, 92 ;. 30 Years Annuities, 1885, 14 15-16 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 9-16 ; Bank Stock, 235; India Five per Cent. Stock, lOW, 110, 1094 ; ditto, for account, 1094 ; ditto Bonds, 17e., 21s. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock rose 4 per cent., closing at 1094 to 110. India Bonds were quoted 17s. to 21a. prem., and Exchequer Bills sa. to Bs. prem. The foreign stock market was extremelybuoyant, the demand for some descriptions being of a must animated character, and the advance in prices pro portionate. A decided rise took place to-day in the shares of the Anglo-Portuguese and London and Brazilian Bank, owing to the proposed fusion. Imperial Ottoman Bank have advanced to 124 to prem. There was also an improvement in Bauk of Egypt, City Bank, Chartered Mercantile Bauk of India, London, and China, London Chartered Bauk of Australia, London and South African Bank, and Standard Bank of Africa. Metropolitan and Pro vincial Bank were rather flat. There were inqui ries for Joint-Stock Discount and Anglo-Mexican Mint shares. Italian Irrigation were dulL Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 94 to 4 prem. ; Universal Marine, 14 to 14 dia.; Thames and Mersey, 2 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 174 to 18 ; Commercial Union, to 1 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, 4 dia. to par; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under- takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, 4 to 4 prem.; Bank of Otago, to 4 prem. ; London Bank of Scotland, 4 to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Indian Cotton, 4 to 1 prem. • Royal Sardinian Railway, to prem. ; Orient al Tea, Ito 14 prem. • Psnonia Leather Cloth, to prem. ; New prem. Banking Corporation, 4 to I prem. ; Empire Marine, to 4 prem. ; and London Financial Association, 24 to 3 prem. - Colonial governmet;t securities were in increased demand to-day, and an almost general improve ment has occurred in prices. The May general meeting at the National Rifle Association will be held at Willis's Rooms on Friday, the 15th inst., at half.paet two o'tdook. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, LG., maiderat of the assomation, in the chair. ALLEGED WIPE MURDER. An inquest was held on Saturday last before Mr. Curry, the borough coroner, touching the death of Mary Ann Hughes, who was alleged to have died from violence received at the heeds of her husband, John Hughes, a shoemaker, keeping a small gnieegrooer's shop in the cellar of No. 248, Oreat Homer-street. The particulars of the case have already been made known in oar columns. It will be reoollected that the accused was a man of very intemperate habits, and it was de posed at the inquest that he war in the habit of Ire• quietly ill-treating the demand, declaring " he would be bung for her." On Ifoaday night h e had been drinking very violently, end on Tuesday morning, acoordiog to the evidence, he quarrelled with the deceased about some money which he wished her to give him, and upon her persisting in her refusal he knocked her down, kicked her in the stomach, and jumped upon her. Upon a neighbour coming in the deceased exclaimed, "Oh, Mrs Jane, he has done for me now ; he has knocked me head and heels over the box, jumped upon me, kicked me, and he has broken both my arms and neck." The accused, who was present at this time, denied that he had struck the deceased, but mid she was drunk and bad rolled over the box. The deceased, however, called Mea Jones's attention to the fact that she was not drunk. The poor woman was perfectl helplae and unable to get up, when the accused der with an oath that he would make her get up ; but the neighbours prevented him from inflicting further vio leace on the dieessaL Medical attendance was obtained, bet the poor woman seemed to be completely paralysed, and she died of the bikinis she bad sustained oe Thursday evening. One of the neighbours, who had known the de ceased f or some years part, declared that Mrs. Hughes was a very sober woman. The jury returned • verdict of "Maaslaughter" against the accused, who is at present under remand by the borough magistrates. Liverpool Mercury. THE SUSPECTED MURDER IP LIVERPOOL. IDENTIFICATION OF THE BODY.-PROBABLE CLUE TO THE HUHDERSIL. The inquest on the woman found on Thursday night mar St. George's Hall, and supposed to have beam murdered, him been adjourned from Saturday until today (Monday). The Coroner stated that the surgeon who ex amined the body at the leflrmary said the wooed, which had pulped through the imp, had bees inflicted with some sharp instrument, and meld eat possibly here been inflicted by the women upon herself. He was sled to say they had got some ohm to the fellow who had perpe trated the deed : the polios were on his tack, and it was hoped he would very shortly be in custody. The woman's name is understood to have been 4700e4, and she was not., as sapwood, a prostitute. She lived in Earl street, Everton, with her mother, by whom the body has been identified. It is rumoured that she was about to be married, end went oat for • walk with her intended ea the night of the supposed murder. We understand that • knife with blood upon it hie been found in St. Jamie Churohysrd, Deer the scene of the ent ails. Up to last evening the supposed perpetrator of tee deed had not been taken into custody.—Lirerpoof Mercury. A SOLICITOR COMMITTED FOR FRAUD. A painful case of fraud war disclosed at the Petty Senions, on Friday but, when Mr. Het • Db b: i rt= Sugg, a solicitor at Ilkeston, was charged with defrauding a chest of the sum of Z3l. 10a. Mr. S. Leech prosecuted. and Mr. Baia, of the Midland Circuit, appeared for the prisoner. The evidence showed that Mr. Green, the client is question, is • tee int farmer residing near Shipley Hall, and, upon borrowing somewhat in volved • few months ago, he gave a bill of sale to Mears. Chap* and Co., for whom Mr. Leech appeared. Is the bill were ieeladed two cows, of the value of 271., which were removed from the farm by Green, and confided to the care of Mr. Young, a farmer at Ssadiacre, who was epeeislly abused not to part with the now., or to bay them, without • mimeo authority from thy former. These facts were well known to Mr. fiagg, who subsequently visited Mr. Young, and by a represeotation that he had the authority of Green, in the form of a written receipt signed by him, to effect a sale, did receive from bun the sum of 231. 10a, being the value of the beside leas the amount of cereals sums due from Sun to Young. The fact of the isle was never communicated by Bugg to Green, who was first made acquainted with it by Young. Two days afterw ar d s G reen (who bad given Ito authority to Bugg) took the cows away, and was Mew into the custody of the police upon a charge of felony. Upon the facts being laid before the magistrates they ordered • warrset to issue agtinat Mr. Sing for fraud, and upon that he was removed to Derby for examinatioa. The defence set up was that Green was indebted to Sun, who had • judgment out against him on a promissory sot', and that he badgiven hint bond fide permission tonsil the cows and pay himself. This Green denied upon oath, stein:4 also that the sum for which Sagg had stied him was part of 915/. whisk the latter held in his possession for Green, who sent for 9/., and gave • note of hand to the prisoner upon his assertioe that he wanted it to " keep his accounts straight" however, sued him in the county court upon the ocite. a rr. /hash offered for his client to restore the money, but Mr. Leech replied that he would not condone the offence, and the magistrates contaiitted the prisoner for trial at the The charge of felony naiad Green, for whom Yr. Flevrker =to watch th e cam, in support of which Yr. Sugg's was offered, was orderod to stand over, the pri baler being discharged from custody. THE ALEXANDIL.—The statement which has to some et oar contensporarke, to the effect that twhae i ro d rmatioa spinet this vessel bee been filed in the Coed of Exchequer, is incorrect. We believe that the form of procedure has cot yet been decided on. —Liverpool 161 lit 180 176 FOISIGIN ILLLLWAYS. na OL Wass. 1 1.111 KanwAirL o r 1 . = L e rvtatz liallifiailt m. . 11 21 S ,ILAyreo O. Sontbors(L 5 dal pa 611,0oeueo insallas ll s i s t Wei S i & I pai a LaStance ' irs of lli all Gd. Sinaloa Rua 5. p.s ' - a Oreat buomboutT 15f 15 al Halton Jamaica - al it7ri p. liagTi:: . 3la• 63 9 an Do. tc.Prt Bolg.gov. t di .11orliara of 203 l. 401 41f 16 ' Do. You Shams — all ..N.ltall &Ayres g. 7 p. e , 101 23 Do. Go. do 3 14 1 pm W loromtaa Trunk ?TM 14 all Ownnaleninyrn.6ll.l4n) II 12 all Park, lo eye. sad 11•414 463 44 A Pula and away l9 41 all Portarlaselialla.,Royal all Itoolla sod d.fraao.il. 143 173 all .11Ma and Damien - an Royal Dasdali III 16 2, ll = l :pat all Nombre muamt. l Itame I 101 lie au! Do. 34 par mei. Prat , 9 tot ana Imaram Loo, d og. o. I lo(111Tperol.1 13 2 pan , lSt 234 al LAaala La:6N swami , 13{ nk 13 ,6.& d Porta7peroap 1 Idm par 60 n Southern of oble-- 10 II I Turin and Salvo& all Do. do lie 163 an Wass Mandan . 1 71 8 63per mei: WM 1 lot 114 all WM.* W. W. 04 P.N we le. 18n. 1 DU&.'rU lilt ;Intel 67047 C.. semilowa KOS.Naatkap.samars,/ my Bt. Norfolk 40.4i.11m.ileept. 1111.01 5t. ! X. 64. ap.all.las..thily , ft., Ilsollidt 11. ERR 4 wlit RON eV W.llo4lsainz ....440..g. 99 lul el 10 1M 1k Minii I 14 I Pd I Cl. dried* Po. 1! ~BVod . N B+tcai a Rieke at Amato. 100 ;Ito. of Inig.tfresee (L 100 , Unica of (thsa.). l SO Make DI losuo. So. I A. I o.3trtvres. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& IiARK-LAIIII.-(Tns DAY.) From our returns it will be sees that the receipts of home grown produce up to our market Let week were limited, end that the imports of all articles from abroad were on a mode rate mile. The arrivals of homegrown wheat fresh up this morning being rather on the increase there we fair average show of samples on the stands in good cooditroo. Faders com menced business by demrndine an advance of from Is. to 111. per quarter, but as the millers were not setae* buyers, Net improvement was not generally paid. However, is nom few instances, very fine qualities produced le. per qr. mare 11b000). Foreign wheat, the show of which was good, 0111111 41 hands to a fair extent, and fine American and Diable parcels were Is. per qr. dearer. Most descriptions of barley moved off slowly ; neverthe less, late rates were well supported, especially for grinding parcels. We have no change to notice in the v.ilize of malt. The bushier doing in it was by no means extensive. There was an uk improv ed'freelyimprovement at quite last week's quota ' tiros. The aides for beam was moderately active at full prices. American sour produced 6d. per barrel more money, and all other kinds changed bands steadily, at extreme curren cies. Only four vessels laden with grain have been reported oil coast since Monday last, viz.-two with wheat, and tire with mottos seed. The demand for wheat has been some what active, and tee cargoes have found buye= 43a. for Galata, 345. Ad. for Nide, 46e. for Ghirka, and 42a for Polish Odessa, bring Is. per qr. advance. Maize his moved off freely at 28a 3d. for Egyptian, 31s. 6d. for Odes, and 31s. for Foranian. These rates show an improvement of IL to Is. per quarter. Barley has moved off slowly, at 22e. 9d. for Danubian. Rye may be quoted 6d. to Is. per quarter dearer. Enos has realised 321. Egyptian beam sold at 31s. to 3N.; /Lizagae, 32a. 6d. to 33a.• and SAM, 32e. 6d. Milleteeed may be quoted at 225. 'to 234. for Danubian, and Dari, 24a. per quarter. There is rather more Weiser doing in linseed, at extreme rates, to a slight advance. Calcutta, for forward arrival, has sold at 635. to 665. per quarter. Paresis is warehouse are trilling is follows :- Bombey, 68e. ; Cal cutta, 625. to 655. ; Odessa and Azo ff , 62a. Cal. to 63e.; Fortiori, 61s. to 62e. • One 81. Petersburg 655. to 66i. ; Archangel, 61s. to 62a! Riga, 48s. to iN. per quarter delivered. Linseed cakes move off slowly, at 91. lfa. to 101. per ton for London made; 91. IN. to 91. Its. foe New York, in barrels ; 91. to 91. 55., is begs ; 81. 12a. 6d. Per Western, and 81. 12s. 6d. for Marseilles delivered. Cotton cakes are worth 51. 2s. 6d. to 51. 10a, sad cotton seed is inactive, at 8/. it.. per ton delivered. Cloveresed is in fair request, at full quotations. Rost other seeds are very inactive, nevertheless scarcely any change has taken plea in_prioes. ARRIVALS OP BRIM -EseriSh : Tares, P 2 ; linseed, 8 ; rapeseed, 20; sundry, 73 qrs. Foreign : Linseed, 8,942; ni=110,152 qrs. 'irris. -Wheat. 240; oats, 1E0; linseed, 2,254 ; al seed, 104 ; maize, 200 qrs. OATS. Rook*, vtnw tre at. black BRANS 1 Tick I Barrow Ptgeou PIAL Per qt. S. s. 24 to MI 17 W U 17 to PI 29 to U Ls to U St to IL 18 to U CIYILZENT PRICES }NOLLI/1. Per Qr. i rasez,l(ent:r;67;evi el 46 it .bile.. 41 to 64 Norfolk and wad M to fl Malting - 28 to 40 Dtttilliog Grinding 25 to 27 MaLr. Beaex, Norfolk, ;nd Guifolk 6O to es Elogatoo sad Warn GO to 68 Brown _ 63 to 67 Old and new . 341 to 36 Ingttah, feed l9 to 15 potato !I to 17 Beach. feed Per - 4r7 WHIAT. L I. Dentsk and Kong - berg 6l to Borteek --1 ; r :i: D.ni ßussi&u, bald so se 47 to 60 .. •1 to 441 - •of t Anteeloso, red „ white 11441 T. Grinding.. Distilling halting - oirs. Grey Mapte White Dutch. brew _—• 16 to 26 „ feed ABRIVALS OP 1111AIN, &c., 1 WATEK CALM/LOB, 1/11.01 CLUSIBE Town mods, per 29) lbs. Household 4O to 41 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, sushi', FLOUR._ OAT!. Danish and Swodlab Russian _ WWI& ant* -- raptilla FBAS r=l _ _ _ DINA, 00IUL white 25. to a Perko. I. S. 16 to Ilt 19 to II SS to U ' SS to 111 YIAKIII. 21 to 25 29 to 31 SO to a Rnsilah scotch Yellow Frenelt, pot tia:... 6 Psuldl, to at American, par taL .. 22 to MO Canadian, „ 21 to DI NTO LONDON, BY LAND AND APRIL 2i 2%) NAY 2. 111- I°F. rril Told. I, norm I Mb seta. .. 151111 V I jig 1~ yi- ~► LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) pr grACTILIO AND INTIBNATIONAL 711.11011APH.) (mom otmows cOllll/81011D1111%).. Thus has bean a &roar feeling is the cotton market to-day, and prices hassadeascad tkurvmsighths above those of last Friday. Sales, probably 10,000 baler. MINCING LANK-(THIS DAY.) Bm:ea.—The market is quiet for raw,aad Mined is &II of sale at previous rates. with • better supply offering. Corrri.—Tnere is a firm mark-et for ookmial, with kart few parcels offering for sale. Tua.—Tbe demand is limited. Public sales of both Chins and ladies teas will be held tom-morrow. . _ - 17ct.—Asoutillpa7oel ofßengal sold at 9s. for Noon -1187. KUIL—No ales reported FROIT.—The speculative * demand for etlrfallti has almost subsided, but al change is prices has takes place. Carrox.—There is a more active demand, sad prices I. some cams are id. per lb. dearer. About 2,800 haw sold. The public sales declared for to-morrow consist of 470 casks sad 1,000 bags of West lulls and 9,200 bags Mauritius sugar ; 2to casks, 1,400 haw Cerloo, 70 casks Jamaica coffee; 770 bags cocoa, about 20,008 packages of tea, 100 bars of sa:tpetro, 1,800 bags of rice, art sundry dryaltary goods. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. The present quotations are salr joined :—Town tallow, 41s. 9d.. net cash ; Petersham Y.O. on the spot, 435. 3d.; June, 4.3 a. ; July to Sept, 445. ; Oct. to Dee., 465. 4 1 WNW.. Barley. Itaiti:as. 1 1 1 271 i, 0 1 I=3 2Vil .... 111 110 13 iiii *3102 I .. 11 .. ..ii ',--'-. tan 7660 .111141 Isla. PARTICUIA 83 OF TALLOW. Stock ow bawd flits d Delivery last week Ditto from lit Jails Arrival last week 111.343 21,161 K I. M 113,427 n 1,6118 65 711 MU. SLOSS I,S7T 76,24,0 Dilt.r. tram let Jaw 1116,426 10,477 77,9 rric4Y.C.aa theapotilitedayort ida 64. 46e. Ili W. 3d. JAW Tow Ws Friday Arrival for the week ending 1.111 May last year. 22) nl and delivery. 1,219 maks. The arrivals last weak oonspriseu LA. casks Iran Australia. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY.) The number of blade is very little larger than last week trade is not brisk, yet late rates are well maintained. The supply of sheep is about the same as on Monday last ; trails is slow, sad that day's quotations are with difficulty realised. Good calves and lambs are in demand at fully late rakes. From Germs y sad Holland there aro 390 beasts. 2,510 sheep, and 1W calves ; Scala. 123 beasts ; Scotland, 370; Indaad, 30 ; and 2,870 from Norfolk sad Suffolk. . _ . • Par dose ot ales.. d.. d. I Per Mar at ale. a. d. s. 4. Best Bedia, Horsed& 4 8 5 0 Bad Dust RlA.4aBll 4 10 5 I Bed Bbort-bares 4 6 4 4 Bast Laasweols.... 0 0 0 I !Woad qua/ beads II 0 4 0 I D. do. Bliora . 4 I, 4 8 041•44 '''' ' A " 1984 3 4 4 8 Bestass&lllt.bred. 0 0 0 0 - - Lanai. - Bssola el Nur 133 rip, 460. ss to so sows sown WWII 10 4 i 41 7 4 YO lambi. r 1,64.0 ; L'aame, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Patteedeu sod Smith report the demand dai:y croons* for hope of ell descriptive's, with a very o.aety supply. The market is 2s. to 4e dearer sioce Friday, with a further upward teadshey. COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Wall. Eod Hatton, 17s. ; Walls Eod Lanabton, Ha. 9d.; Walls Eod Hamad, 17s. ; Walls End South Hostas], 175.; Walls End Hartlepool, les. 9d.; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, 15s. 9d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 15s. 3sL ; Walls Lad South Bello*. 15e. 6d. ; Walls Eod Haugh Hall, lbs. ; Walls End Wharnelifie, 13s. 9d. ; Walls Bed Kepier Grange 16s. Cal.: Wall. End Cassop, 15.. 9d.; Walls End KellOs. 16s. ; Walls Eod Eden Mon. 140. 6d ; Walls End Cleaforth, 14e. ; Walla End Itiddellx. 14.. ; Walls End Tuestal, 14s. ; Tao6eld Moor Butes, 12s. 6d. —49 ships at market. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. IgWramoL, MAT 3.-3 ales to-day : Caledonian. 113.1 3—Orawg Zastorw, 613 3 I—Great Western, On—London and North Walt ern, 9111—Midland, 116-3tortb Bntiali, 61—North Eastern. B. wick, 109--nouth Eastern. ttlt -Orvat Luiembnurg,ita —Nstiowsk Bank of Liverpool. L6—Titan/ea and Mersey Marine, 21. litaintottait. MAT I —There was not much business tlolqM this market. and prime were stationary. Birmingham JAM,- stock Bank Limited were dealt to at IN—London and Honk Western Mock closed at it. In local stocks &Hamm MI& weirs at 11 to le dis. Dudley and West Bromwich Bank, buyers, 61—and Ittrmiugharn and At-Word hire Osa shares , at 96 to Kt. Latins. MAY —Hovers, 9.21 1-Bhelßeld, 40—Midland 1261 —East IndMit, H &tension, 20s. p.—Great Eastern, 33i St 30 16 33 t• 0 36 SO -