The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-08 00:00:00

1 :! [l'H REEPENCE. Kingdom during the month and four months is -n below : For the month. For 4 months. 1863 1862 5,268,915 18.51 LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-JUNE 7. Mane. Prim a* nencAtatee this day Bills and M. Money. Anarterdant pert Short 119. lel sty. ... It% 17tsty. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Brumels Hamburg and Alton& „ „ 13tues. 3 odd. ' 13roce. &jock It. Petersburg per ruble , 37/ Dense ... 371 pence Paris per / itto . rt 239 t. 030. ... 26fr. 10e. Ditto „ 3 Months 25fr. 271 c. ... !Mr. 324 c. Marseilles 2 sfr. 271 e. ... 2lfr. 321 e. Frankfort-on-the-Maine Per /10 „ „ 1209. kr. .. 12049. kr. Vienna (effective) pert „ 103. 36kr. .... 1111. Oltr. Tileate Per Alm .. 30 1 Pew. ... 50 pence -• ft Hi Penis ... eli Penes The increase on the corresponding month of last year is no less than 2,309,9931, or 43 per ant., and on the four months, 6,123,970/., or 28 per cent. When we consider that the comparison lies with two years of acknowledged commercial activity, this extraordi nary increase of exports is calculated to excite the more attention. It is satisfactory to find the increase fairly distributed over the whole list of articles of export, as we are thus led to the conclusion that there is no undue excess in the shipments of any one class of products. The increase is doubtless mainly due to the Australian demand, and as it is known that very remunerative prices have ruled in that market, it is fair to assume that this trade, so far as human forethought goes, is a profitable one. In this case, looking to the vastly increased movement, it is clear that our entire commercial community must be making unparalleled profits. At the same time a word of caution may not be out of place. It is to be hoped that this trade will not be recklessly expanded, for in such case the reaction would be severe, as most articles of produce and manufac ture are now shipped at high prices. These returns further tend to afford an explanation of the tightened aspect of the money market. With such high prices ruling, and so active a trade, capital must be kept well employed, and, as a natural con sequence, command more remunerative rates. The shipments of cotton goods of all kinds arc thus stated Bilbao .............„ " „ pence ... 60 pence Barcelona lialgn VD 99 pence ... 60 pence Seville ..».. Gibraltar 0 99 pence ... 60 peace Leghorn 291 r. 800. ... 29. r. 900. Genoa , 0 251 r. 35c. ... 251 r. 40c. tgLI T. m . par dent " 414 pence ... 41 pence ',v per ounce ” 1241 pence pence 125 peace ... 124 peace per callini 90 days date pence .. 50, penes pence .. di days slilit 484 peace ..... 145:1 ca noe pence --- ...... New Yale THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocic. The funds are firm to-day, and the flatness ob. aervable late yesterday afternoon has passed off. Consols have ruled steady all the morning at 98/ to / cx div. for the opening of the 19th of July. Throughout the Exchange the feeling appears steacKtut business is generally quieter. The Threo per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to ; tho Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 101; to 102; Bank Stock, 229; India Bonds, 28s. prem. Exchequer Bills are de cidedly higher, marking ss. to 10s. prem. Foreign stocks are well supported, although little I dealt in. Mexican, Grenadian, and Venezuelan con tinue to show an improving tendency. Mexican Bonds mark 27Z to 281; Granada Active, 221; ditto Deferred, 10 to g; Portuguese Fours, 40; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 104; Sardinian, 941; Spanish New Deferred, 23/ ; Swedish Scrip, to 2 ; Venezuela Active, 391 ; Dutch Fours, 96 ; Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 081 ex div. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For ACCOtallt. ,Ilisibest.i Lowest., 7 - ~.. . . .// . . . at,...1.0 1 4-ar / 1 :0• ..''' ,495-1'../..J, e ..I. C. ,/e - / •*" .O • .(-• - / . ~ .."---32/ .. ,-42242 2- iieis d - e.... a...- 0 0 15- ... e... 41- 4426 -- . - ~" t'oTrove 'AND, wo. a hundred by. by iymi" tie a lel to md raised *th em a. ..... 'roodannals In G it e h a No. 2,120.] be % E LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 8, JAW& Is free We Omit 1 the M ad m; l'•'''' .------- th It b bee fe d ONDON (WATFORD) SPRING WATER SHARE LISTS. FORZION - RAILWAYS. Mbil that e a COMPANY. - 111 3 hansom sat Iseterdase 11 1,, Ws MONEY MARKET. Kingdom during tie er use awe • UTLOO et Pe sheence.ders wen lie held at the London Ta. Tuarmse Reettiso. 10 4 Bmbres to Ondoemese,.. per 4 shown below: lid b 7 or paw. es FRIDAY next, the 10th instant, at 14 The railway market to-day retained a decidedly sit si! aso lisligisa rieveit ssis t seg j iss=rns. ait 9ca . To lershe Rennin°. Foh Mg dieterb id . 111%,1 1 / 14. „..= 1 =„ re the repot of the Dire:tors, sod transact • The English funds opened firmly this morning, 1853 £7 1 .01 1011 of s i t . litim• i- ' of tbs Coalpiuty.- my miler. improving tendency. Prices generally advanced 20 10 'Non and Sow= ... it ii pia 1862 5 tun -4 during the afternoon, and althongh a check ensued re ) r il s D e be t4 t a l e il "" e , ,;', „'", ;', s lt 6 ai m . ma 7 he drmi a Mt, .1 allar A ISM. E. 131113114, Secretory. and a further advance of 1 per cent. on yesterday's 1851 le brieht. pa s late in the day consequent upon some sales, the 00 11, DA ratelleks closing rate soon took place, on the increased ease of The increase on the c •of the N ee HE GOLD REVIVER, le. 6d. per Bottle. t 1 e money in the Stock Exchange, but in the afternoon kt 0 70 0111101. 1 g I Ettrllto LIQPID.ILt~r . AILYEK, le. per nottle.-Thise long. closing prices were decidedly in advance of those of 1 ,?, 4 i4 661 ,,,,,1r1ima t , P 6 :- ( r ll A . a reaction took place, speculative sales being induced is no less than 2,309, di ..titheiNeeek c ., sg .a s si 4,3 bleb l l-132iroo° 1 ° PnTr y il° 2 ° 21•10 Old Gat yesterday. Like the funds, this market is strong in sue 1 is ees reuse albs a ' •et worn.od 1 it,sl Artie,. new, a 304 an (It.ereet.4oeasda„Shere. 1 dis 1 pas 201 by the rumours received from various quarters rola- the four months, 6,1: nee m b eel , LT: l n.c n It' etant.. i thrir cosine permansat.-Sele proprietor, itself, but • the upward tendency is restrained by the • ; •• 1 D' 3 • 422 °•( 22510 4. 1373 - - tive to the Russo-Turkish question. Well informed we consider that the she .. i I ineraitherSeSp.Q.Pret 1 1 dls sd n7ll, id, weal (exec T _,,,,,, , , ,. .i.,N0rmk.b. , ..... ;... )• L t.... , 10, 0 ,,, fear of the further complication of the Turkish ques- 71 . , 3 i Lida , d3da , ... ... - of acknowledged con or Mem rid,. i tion. Some of the heavier stocks were in decidedly i" l' 1 00 , (lac:seer .. -li 44 Anary increase of ex; I " ra ?s, -- 1, - Se r ther Arca . le.-.1.1 for 03IMES. 5 1 t Do 3 92 wo lt .s.l (C pe ozal rs:cte. ). r .. ram ... wi - a _ l e i l da everizr w .. , ~..- increased demand to-day. Subsequent to the official s ' '--": I l 1 / been received to - d ay. At Paris prices it were rather lower, and had by sympathy some effect on wag more attention. It' misa-iress. ' 0. . A close, however, some flatness prevailed. n io this market in the afternoon, as the decline is stated fairly distributed ore mmmi............ • Pm to be owing to doubts being thrown on the cordial c.5.%,,,nr,.. 4 41.•••• re I 74011atram ... ... - understanding presumed to exist on this question be- export, as we are I THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocir. 831 39 Malt a Antonia-, •... - - there is no undue ex' 1011. 4C 4tk'.. X lk- 4 41 5 ‘. , 1 .. ... : , There is very little change to report in the rail- 10 '' I'm" 8 ' 1 - I °c° l4l t 4 12 . 1 7 1 7 1 way market to-day, business being generally quiet, te e Northerner From 20 20 Do. Do.lex interan) - - 11 tweets the four great powers, but much faith is not placed in Pans bourse reports. It is said that class of products. 'I a_.• no news upon which any reliance can be placed due to the Auetraliat but the tone is steady, and prices in most cases have * 1 :" 13 0. 201 . 3 per al. was that very remunerati Baltimore% I for N. k Alaten..h i4l II thrown off the flatness observable at the termination to • ' will probably be received before Thursday. At the area t i on ma TEETII.-By i ler Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. sit Norwenen Trask Prefer. 81 8 ~,.„ 74 . asst ..% en • pit...aril 'p i nwales of c h ea t e aly pm . of business yesterday. Caledonians have improved, 20 1. Pars nal Lycra .. this port. a m d human forethought Piew York, , unit'. INI.IA ta'Ulthl; In the cooemetlimetAMUClAL but Dublin and Belfast Junction shares have been ro 4i. Peri. old Gera-,' .., . 11 43 showing much strength during the day, presented a case, looking to the ;li - su. Gm.. 90 4 P.'.. 1 ". - Xr. EPU 4 ' 4774 711°1/1 ". 44210 c 4 " pressed for realisation at a decline . a Portend Sono .. . 41 43 Lad d% 41, Grerseam-treet„ Groseenor•equare, Sois krvratat sodw S., rant on I stmaiscree 33 36 • less tkvourable appearance, and there appears to be an impression that prices may yet be unfavourably clear that our entire making unparalleled r e entes.. A me. ori n n..l, and invaluable invention. essistleg in French s are quiet, and Upper India scrip 10 t Nria.eioNtiatlCll . nboOrs 1 i 44 set .......laumm e h o ,,s,putten., *lib the eon &helot° pfefeetion sail mum of g m ,. In rp Quebec and Ilshaboad Critic , :y Presided WHITE INDIA Kt. 'Mita as • Wars le the 10 • Imeen end Dane ... .. 191 101 affected by the political uncertainty prevalent. word of caution may 011DOTARY SHARES AND STOCKS. ll 2 Boyd Swedish ..... ... i ;ale hoped that this trade date d; Laid cr llone Frame. The extraordinary mialle 01 thls Console reached this morning 981 to / ex div. for for in such case ....e' .ft may be bitty noted I na few of their me pamlasat 10 1 "mks, ..d Men, 51 61 51 the opening of the 19th July, but subeequently_re ...lbenc j.,;.,,,. ~....", . the tel orb" :-All dump edger are evelde6.= oa, pd. 7 ,,,,.., or faster am routred.A greatly heireemi Luiwara. 1 esommy Cialog y ____r_k° 2 . 22121 ,... 1 ° 42 7 10 4 Do. 61 per rent. Preen. - - •"' • F•IL SO 1 South Radars at Frame - - 41 51 pa 44404 tO OS t tO t, on sales for the account. This as most articles tare are now shi ....... -.Alien s i s, „t e nsed, i salami .I....icity hilted' InOtsbehle, 11 . 107 &bad... ... .. ... . 21 ,- -- , 4 4 . 4 , en2 or p . c . 15 al LWa. texas:zip - ..... . 6 4 pos I 1 pm. Maa the quotation current at three o'clock (the se Driers seta tit, perkehd with the won unerring saaaragy. Is mound, ao e t g a t ee p., g t . t r iag ,. ape x , • 61 all Wen Elsaders 41 5 official closing hour) and for an hour afterwarde, the returns further tend Msyti ..' te et tee sot tone a.al It. xi7iiity .1 the agent employed, the sat gest Ju ned.m .. 31 51 10 0 1.m.31 per Cent. Penn. 1 dis par tightened aspect of sews , e ,,....t n rn at • eine nee .ipintag teeth when loon, or rendered In an Blim.Wele. kEtesur Tee . 411 191 ze tO te wee..., of P,..1,, 01 91 Pm feeling of the market, however, being generally Oats a . ., by tbe in./sten of iiie e arn% To* acid •of the mouth exert s t It ato tea „. i da . k e t ,, Jim . I , 3 31 • high prices ruling, lo 2 Weeternol nett:engin... 1 6 die flatter, but at half-past four or a quarter to fire, ....... ..• Ikons ~,,,r r iny on the chteste..:4 preened White Witt lubber. and, as It 114 an Do.Ches.lllirk.3ol•2sl.C. 20 23 ft 6 Z0bad..........- .......... a 16 die must be kept well c p • roe.en lortor, flo.. et any teraperstere may with thoreugh t 2 181 Do , no. do. 401... 51 11 dis ' when nearly all the dealcis had left, Consols are sequence, ----Martiis anor. ts imbibed Atel retained in the mouth, alintopletuantneas of m, too B r i s t o l ma d l uta . ... . . 101 fO3 102 • MISCELLANEOUS. stated to have been offered at 981. This quotation, command ~:: ~ f ! .t.. brim at the ease came eh illy provided spinet by the 61.. 104 , Caledonia' .. .. . 671 4114 1161 8 5, su Chimer AM Holyhe:4 .. . 236 23 ' ; ; Closing . under the circumstances, must be taken with caution. The shipmate c ; er.t...te Were of it. prep Cation .- To he obtained only at ....alio T a d s 61, 011.06VENOIL.STRU.T, LONDON. SO a.. CAA' and Biwa 4 ... .... 30 II No. 1 Sh.l Muicamdmook Pd ' prices Business dose The government broker re-appeared as a purchaser thus stated : 21, Ourpetrost, Bath. ID 45 Dahlia sad RelbetJtc7.. 3 3 MD 47 Yesterday . to•dey. Foe N. tu ei t s gersatreet, NewooeUrnon-Tyne. 23 en Cmdes, firth, and Ater. : -i-, 1853 ...... ....... 10 ,0 60 1 lo" tueralint Art_ 113 CS C 8 67 s embraces: Three per Cent. Console , for money 1852 ' 31 6 • ESSE sad COMFORT in SHAVING.-B. and 15 all tint " um " ." .. 11 4 Se'Brit.AmericaaLsed 3.1 70 73 (shut), 99 1, with dividend ; ditto for the opening, ..oaistia g Co° VA:46a CANTON STROP. or Quadrilateral Chime Is ell Ditio A t eN S lad 1L)..1 3 41 10,000 100 • ands Company.. 324, GS 70 1851 Mamma quireaer, resters slaving easy to the wet teadra skin. The WLI Ulm .. ,13 11l 111 1 100,e00, SCrystal Palace S 3 111 pm 51 8 1 19th July, 981,1 cx div. Three per Cent. Reduced, The exports of cc ..nessweem etiesuer intinionkl Is ken that mast eminent eargeni, Mr. Raba 13 all Iteelira Halea dh eleat A... 1 130.000 4 Cryst.Pal.of France 1 1 s 1 „ 991, /I._!. Three-and-a-Quarter; per Cents., 101/, Foi • Wows ley : " :•Lits. -I ban agile trial of /use Boor tang . Sad bte thle B. IL )--, 11 II 123,7151 i ,N. Brit. Aust. Land all !1 1 sue ~ I , mtaa .r rdam wow letter km may drop I ham When° seed . r ie sinag • hem SS al. Do. . lass g ag e g t o ts 1g 11 Ramani Op to caring lastrement• toe sautoodeal sad ft. 100 wt Wail's 72 136 73 120,000 6 Prolltir.Lnd.lsslio. an 21 3pm 71 1839, 5:!,5 11-16. India Stock, 263. Bank Stock, 18.52 C. A.l.ia "iv. To Veers. It red S. Onresa. bevesters." l rr'en. SO all in. k W.LlNolltana4 . n '4 67 109,0'61 1 leotti.hAust.lnvest all 11 14 pia 18.51 229, 239. _atom Odom 43 ,,,,,a. te5 . et , Leedom," where the Mem rte., may he °hedged, and SA 100 In and Glaegoe .71 72 701 2 12,7(.6' 75-.1. AustraUan Load U;l3 44 In linens theme ol a prthimen, at is, It, 76 Ild., snit 95. Gd. task.--COWVANS' 10 lk Edieheigh and Pones . - - 10.009, we Van Diernes'lLand 151' 17 IS 181 Exchequer Bills maintained their improvement, re dierty tempered bows. Tomb Pander aid amino Powder. et. OW 'MEW" Perth„Doette 19 31 figures include liner gt.. 100 l OUs.° St IlsatkWeiten - - JOINT STOCK BANKS. ruling throughout the day at 3e. to 63. prem. It Fe .. ...Mars Whir. DRIGHTON SELTZER WATER. 4s. a Dozen. sl. Ice ones Rowans ... .. 54 87 84 4 thus becomes doubtful if parties who have elected to ; I , C.oeteg Beeloses 1853 Paid,, irk . dc ,„ take par from government for their bills have acted __sew Onseas sue fte.IIIODPER has REDUCSD his mat tar s e n ile 54. 10 Do. A, Stork ... ... 12 ss ss No. ' Shire Dams. 1852 sad Yeehinea Irons Gs. to 4. , per deem Almother =waters, et. 1.11 . Do D. Sleek • , .. In 137 • Yesterday. to day . wisely. India Bonds mark 325. prem. 1851 ..... .. /Bierman n o t ertie, ant which me ormarpmeedll sot st e dke r , SL IN llt.Soiath.sed West-11m 110 lii - 1 - - -I- In the foreign hind market the transactions were In woollens the clime . ~,,,,,,„,,,,,. 1 ,,, se t a m u W u Wq rt a t i 1 . 1 qu i nta l * . St 100 Groat Wiesen .. .. 511 119 r W 1 11 13,5001 49 Annealed& ....Jingoish sly as may he winked. Wei . A with II II hieh Booth Einem .. 74 5 40,0001 25 Ch s rtd. Dank of Aela 5 1 1 dli rather more numerous. Mexican Bonds were again mar k e d ; bed s el e• cia be hid ea 7, p a w in g 10 al/ Wooster sad Cohn, . 94 66 80,090 ' 10 Chart. Sant of India, in demand, and reached 28k to t, but closed rather Foi :.....=Celeasta Lan ; sals3, tsr..venee4treel. -- us us Do. Mat , ..; - 1 I IS pa at. lOC Laseeddresad - TorMair 751 79} 7111 9 Australia, and Chime 2 1 Ipm 13,000 25 railieb, timottib, sad flatter. Grenadian stocks are firmer. Other securi- 1853 -... Oems LOW IV 0 . 0 LLE Y ' S in PECTORAL CANDY . e to: It ge . ..e luzsg . iinia, a sl 41 3 dis . Australian centres to ,or i pas en to ties are steady, without new feature. At four 18.52 35,500 , W Imam Beak of Ws- 1851 ..- ....Oman Dessek. en Patent allsekens. aid beCcormipt Cs ion Won is the SO all WAS Wartlann -.. li 161 161 i trans eel India - - o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 274 to 281. Silks are inertia!! -.......Pesseseers mem ewes, is rememesebd by the Welty. Extra* ef • loner Ili Di Lipka SW dkodwall . 9 9t 94 25,0001 20 London Ch .flered Bank Spanish Deferred, 231 tot; .--eteressues adreeed by Dr. linnet M the muneter of Woolley.' essiersi 1 0 & laiasmarsalens**l 1(31 labs ersestrass ._ candy. dated deptember 11. 1433 :.ILP a Poware In rostomainalwg at. 1211 =1511111110.4111. lO4 31.0114 16 Oriental Bang Corpora. all 31 33 521 4E y 44 ,.74 Worikre Sicken Car !/ is phnomeysomplainte, intlinsms. St. 100 Wader 1151 116} 116 WI 14 30,003 i a Royal Auden. Rankin ' , Four.and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, par to 1 prem. 1853 - Cara paw sena% and Onetime ef the Mist. 0. C. Konan. g l i t NIS flia. FILM -.. IL 2} pm and Gold Import. Co. 1 6 die par Granada Deferred , 91 to 10t• ditto, Active, 1852 . .... ..... Ihrway earnuree, Penn New Tows. Leis.. "- TM above lontalande 10 1 . DoElol9l4ll.sod Ile 11 „ 8,010 , 35 Swath e uetrithe Kam menclee, seemed wily by Wed*, elerobt, Maidstone, readily IIL 100 wanks D 202W-Walry 1 011 ssi g MAN :26 1 C aiin of Australia - 1851 .. Ifirg Mum all insets. eseryertere. in Ins,. st Is, lid. and.% 911 sae. SS 526 De., EMI ... ... .. 4 5 SI 8.000; ... Do. New....,-.......,. i t ,it 9 Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent Bonds, 98 (ex- The month's shij 46 14 Da. £0 5 4 die THE D A I Llf NEW 8 . aan limikudemy It - )illiabei 12 IS change, 25f.). Brazilian Old Five per Cents., small articles of export al Loulou Moraine Paper, price Sd. LS ad LandsedmlLLielallkes 19 21 MINES. bonds, 101; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, Velpindse 1. s POMO Orrin, the DAILY NEws Ls it the head of the U. 11 ., 11 / 4 „ 74221 = 33 . 7. .._ 11111 • 221 ". 20 1 0 4 101 1 Moulmein len Meet of Great attain, siva:ethic free onntrance in de bed e w „:11 ...a ....„_...•••• Uslot. 11 at die Ter.seee Eveznee. 981, 99 ex div. Chian Six per Cents, 103; ditto ...... Jemmies man sad di a mad and practical manse whether political. asstd. ..- .v. ..• ".....• •-•- •-• 12 11 111 731 21 A few transactions have taken place to-day in the Three per Cents., 77. Dutch Two- -a-Half per Beer and ale 51. 100 Ds. Illro. mil Derby 40 43 Coals and calm es eirek.l mice. market for British mining stock, but the general Cents., 631, 1. Granada Deferred Bonds, 10. ireasasse la the west and value of Its Gomel News,-la Me seggessy If MN ..." 4 - 7 1WW...-*°' ‘‘.._.. l.4 ._..fir' ) **" - - appearance of the market is dull, and prices show no Greek (Red), 9i ; ditto (Blue), 9. Mexican Three Demme law illePertes -in the ample, Mann, aid trepartbl abarairre doss 22 cat, Inl!!_....luar ••".•••• - - - Glue manufactures.. Earthenware Alunimila Forego InteWgence, cad in the varied enereastilesolsommemblia. SC,. 30 ° a !II° 11 " - .^. • 31 63 improvement. per Cents. for account, 13th Jane, 28, i, 28, 274. Haberdashery and ...Mms Sary _Eateries - -- pm * rination enulard in the city, eauwee, and 1105116117 dral l o.- 0 silg e berglflenford During the greater part of the day the gold Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. Bonds, 86t. millinery dis ...kilmas thie Piper is samermesed. mining shares were better; Colonial Gold and Great Portuguese Four per Cents., 39. 4 _ 1 . Russian Five On, It contano a more ,Irt.,ilel UM Of falpgaLtbaa walker paper- t _„ 2 l;_NewrY/:I tsni,a l °.: l I : 31 $ 23 .setrively early re v olt of Shi he aba km trf every 2° ." '`rwrt,""r° 2 ''''• ° Hardwares & cutlery Leather, uneronoht Nugget, for instance, reaching 14 prem., but at the per Cents., 1181. Spanish Old Three per Cents - enc.-4 ,a it-oat U.. only 4.sily P =ng Swat. MI6 it ei peows, ot. teo Non. ... ... .- ... IR 53 final close prices were a shade weaker. Peel 49,1, 481 ditto or f account, 491, i; the Committee's 9 Ditto, wrought 13 15 Do. New _ ... _ ... - - Owes published surubcre. we , tad SO 31 Northers Onentlee cease 14 21 des River touched 2/ prem., but left off 21, Certificates, 54, 51 per cent. Swedish Four per work ry an mt • Machine - d 11 Lie boa It addresses (tacit to fantlites, as being the se ja s eee s emas S. 100 ' North BOUM ... .- ... u 6 an s4l to 1 prem. At four oclock Colonial Gold were Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 2 dis. Venezuela Metals An = Tees" which 'triode% and has always au Octave advertiannents. 111 14 North Devoe, No. 1. ... - Ws - quoted It to 11 prem.; Port Phillip, 1-16 die. to Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 381, I. Oils 11. 1 .rogrers ta pubic Lyon is Moen Who bst marg. of Wag $ ill 1 D'l- 1 A Deferred . ...... -Liverpool 6 6 Do. IIS Oseranteed - - his Soap 1-16 prem.; Great Nugget, It to 1Z prem.; British As we anticipated the Bank movement has driven wool lewd kr the year 1850 to t!.o Waft UMW Lades 20 1/114orth Stalenotakire.. . s 41 as Idogadwe *bleb tt will be men that this piper (the MlMWMollll=tilma 29 all 1 Non k Weans lll 61 Australian, 3-16 to 1-16 die.; Ague Fria, 11 to 11 a considerable additional business into Lombard- wry yeses) bad in ave years Mites its term eldeMommellters I Wielded= IS 10 ;Lanham' 6. Westentjunc - - pas In some of the prem.; Anglo-Californien, 1 to 1 prem.; Nouveau street, where the rate for discount of first-clams bills teed= F414141 ' 1 " 1741 7 3 0 1. St lefl Wen% Wore., k Wolter. SO 61 f. 06 fluence of the Au OMB Moaning Ca eosins Motels. Pon 1770............ 1772 ... WWI St. WO ".aorisb Oman ... .. IN 911 96 Monde 1 3-16 to 1 5-16 prem. rules at 3t per cent. se htaaeeH nary increase show Moss 1 soi 11. tat . ). - The Sussex, one of Messrs. Money Wigram and °ohm DAILY NEWS 56 IN ,Orews. k Siren, ... _.. 83 U not merely confis ment, leaving off 7to 1 prem. Mexican and South Co.'s vessels, has just sailed for Port Phillip with It Me ' Do. L.kN.W.Over.Stk 70 73 72 equally perceptible ..... c. O. The weseiwwil melmwaswit of algoanos J spike rematly spouted by • 10 5 laweviebery sad 14 1 die American were decidatEy better, in anticipation of 60,0001. in coin. lkokia l. The ' Daily Ness ' Is the momin iall l P :7ll: dm Lewin mar r y 11 1 as t 'bres-lury mo I hetes favourable statements at the meeting to-morrow. The silver brought in by the last West India The returns of i nt. Lola; tr. W. 1112.) ... 17 19 Tasses . F rom the lit It seek W. ponnionialiablbutollome-ni ss, au , . um . very satisfactory. gammenLinares were rather weaker. packet was all sold to-day at former prices-viz., ..... isii= pee entini einsletaml7 0222ku15ww2 112 11 122122110 . whirr Wm/77 ..2 ... , ..... .-,-_-_.....:' "' -. 2 .1 2 ./ the rublic opinions* Weed ; and Weedy. with the memilMalisat r. 7 2‘ "" ""Tra3. .. . . . 36 L dis is cremation of use reetigabed Oily pew, and with Me begot The closing prices of new undertakings ere as 4s. 111 d. per ounce for dollars and ss. Id. per ounce follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold standard for bars. These supplies were taken for sugar is stated as : Ft se se Deem ... ... ... 20 21 number at advardresoare-aszt to OM .Uniss P-olstdood by say Ofteis A St. WO loath Hewers .» .. .. 72 7 711 Mining and Streaming, 3.16 to o-16 pm. ; Melbourne India. 1853 ..... ...._.P. Philip drily l ope, 'a petition Segos than emomemb with Its ammallal se 83 mesa wale 354 33 3 i 34 31 ha y s . Gold, Ito '1 per share ; Australian Mutual, Ito In the market for foreign exchanges to-day the 1852 t. ..31eibeerm Ti ss swa ys o p 'ay idd i d e d7 cd i dams i d the si s om a ; was SO , 1.1 aspr oo TarkeLiall ditte rieDs ., 13 14 ..... .... Adel WOW% 10, ftwertmareet. neet-earma Imam DMMOna 25 ad LosiMen &Darlington ... 23 23 b o ld , tto I di e. ; Chartered Australian Land bills on Hamburg. All other quotations remained The annexed ate Met pat lawn, la one volume atom MA IIL. cloth, UlO IThimisllevenDoeldhltall. 21 3 Art. THACKERAY ' S LE ES on the 21 a l l i i '1, 7 21 °. 473 Heatha „ i ;',,. y .• • 1 :1 1 t I and Mining, 1 to 1 per share; Lewis Hill Range, the same as last post. authority, and hie] ~ _ 1 to 4 per share ; Golden Mountain, Ito 4 per share ; The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com- seem ,. ~,, o „„ • ENOLIOII GUMMI/11MS. 10 1 all jWilerked and Limerick. al 33 toe 1, lat. 43 It e Dodos : moon, Elderomd Co., 65, Corabill. lO 114 . West °mean ... .. 91 101 Lake Superior Copper, I die. to par; Ceylon party on their respective presidencies from the 24th m oN y wi mrDEE , m. R. CULMKRWEINS MEDICAL WORKS le H e' wi """ " a( " 7 " . 6 " par Land and Mining, I die. to par; Cologne Lead, t dis. ult , to the 7th instant is as follows : Mb 13, M. 30 2. 4 P 1 10.11101 morollord to par ; Brucutu Gold, par to I prem. ; Car- Rate of Exchange. If R . °WWI% 020•• 0 0 1 1 1,221 . O L I 02W02. la well 01 lac Vilaisweeetlektheitek 70 11 DM I pamompone. el V. 113 '2O , De. de. Extenemd .. 1 71 7 dl. 121 berry West, Ito I dis.'; Connemara, par to I Bengal £43,527 0 812 a. Old. per Company's Raw,tons.... 3U WELT TO HAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. 131 114 1 Do.o.ll.E.Purebsee . I 2 4 1 „ prem. ; Olenaulin , 3-16 to 1-16 die .; Sulphate 01 Madras y 21. lat. KW. U. at. 100 'York and North Midland 403 611 611 IBombay rupee. 850 0 0 2a. Id. per ditto. Molasses, tons 1 , LACTUIS TO YOUNG MIN. Barytes, t to 1 per share ; Lackamor Copper, par to i 0.15 W. m. PREFERENCE SHARES_ - MOWprem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 01 dia.; Total £52.781 4 1 TO BE HAPPY. SO 100,Aterdeen 92 91Total tons .. 34: .1. Minh s, lata :T. s all 'Aberdeen No. 2, 7 per Ct BB 51 Obernhof, 1 to 1 Fn. ; Britannia Gold, Ito a Several financial returns have just been ordered, on MOIAL AND PHYSICAL IL4JOYMINT OF LWIL di. PO gelato' k Exeter 4paCt ! 167 109 per share ; Poltimore, 4- din. to par; Kenmare, 19 16., km. 54 Z. v. at. 160 Ookidentan 010 , IL‘W.3I L. ON SPECIAL DISEASES. 13 IS '(nester and Holyhead - the number of persons holding the stalks about to Ilaw , t/ne... •30 m. e 51 Dirk and Bead= .-- I die 4pa ing and Reduction, Ito a prem.; Res ryn Copper, be compulsorily commuted who have consented to Refined, tons I a. . MS 11WIITIITEll OF 31•1111•421 LIFL 61 all Dundee, Perth, sad Aber. Molasses, tow 1 TM uses Indus , , M q par to t prem. ; Rubin Coal and Iron, co / prem.; receive new stock instead of money, and of the DISEASES or WINTER. 24 if itionAsellaa(2l.loeMp.Ct 4l es 4 Garnett and Moseley, 2to 21 prem.; mai" C°l/ - amount of stock in respectof which thisessent has been Total tone .. 33' 33.33 W. our. 5 5 Do. &a (U.) 7 pre Cit. 5 per, 3to 34 prem.; New Linares, 4to 1 % ize re . m. ; siren, particularising also the proportion in which Note. Molasses re 1 10.16 W. • IaiLIAILY DENANG CONSTIPATION , mid ILIMIOII2. 71 I'Do. de. (71. 174.17 per„Ct i ! _1 :ill PO Great Hewes United Tin, par to 5 prem.; reb 15, 1.1. 4M e MA 4 6 1 ET:,; ( ""xl.`..*P o Tio.°s' 11 2 4 Pa n the three new stocks are respectively accepted. This former to lof the la sx. aM i. Head, t dis. to par ; London and Virginia Gold and off Adm. itiousz. labla , sad source LAKES. 2 vela. bassi. 10 Id 'Do. tter , 2 Per &et- Roaa 11 131 a return will be much the same se the one already Th e d ecrease i n lade, W. 1 N. " 30 SO ;14m8.0abotiege n tnCt 18s 11/ Copper, par to 4 pm.; New South 'Wales Coal, 1 issued from the South Sea House, and given in our HYDROPATIIY: OR, THE COLD WATER mut 6 5 !Whim" sod to lal. ; Australasian Coal, I to 4 dis. ; Mount columns. Returns are also ordered of the amount of consumption, is s' The great faille April 16, In. S Piersood, 23, Patersoner.row; Camellia 147. Insetetrest : Wm. I Demise, 14 pa , 3/ M 15, Oseohltt , end all boobesiier.: or of lg. R. Cotentin", M.D., 10, St. 1411 Mist llertheralt purees: 128 130 Carbon Coal, Ito I dia.; Port Hunter and More. Exchequer Bills exchanged for Exchequer Bonds ;of . 47.1. AreyWolase.Regentdmest. who maybe mesulted daily from 10 tW 3, U. WC Ds. If per seat. dalp, Is. ; ton Bay Coal, k to', prem.; Sue River (of Jamaica), the amount of Exchequer Bills of 1809 2 015 gumption i.e owim eost. se is.„ ha. ma MIL ! doemelle at II mid. pea, 11l 113 It o 1 prem. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 7 to 7 1 , pm. ; for these of 1853-4 ; of the amount of Exchequer '---- ex-It/Wed of the budget, w Ili a t , e t s t h eisr wa ma u t m sw4 us s i 4pm Port Royal (of Jamaica) 11 to 11 pm.; East Indian posed to buy in 1 Bills paid off in money since the sth January last, The statement of I so 6 ;011ess.Wiebilmiwatoe 24 11 Iron, Bs. to 9s. per share; Great Cambrian Miele st. IS .S 0 S., km UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. M. WO °LON% rekeess.V.r. IN 167 and Quarrying, 4to I. prem.; Worthing new shares), g and of the amount of Exchequer Bills parchased by arti cle It 100 Dlibilirelisimehle SU 1116 1031 government this year, with the prices given. is subjoins 16 6 lemeaddrollilidia. SO IMs sar J., to 4 dig. ; South Devon Consols, 5 dia. to par; Notice has been issued from the India House that r, April 3. lath CCLIIA.V DIOCESAN TRAINING COLLEGE. St . R . I Im m o pwo mm os t s _ 131 tim OXFORD, Tv tentiV. St. 100 i lea* DfolLemiriperst 134 157 157 Parkwia and Carwalsick Tin, Ito ;prem .; L'Aigle the correspondence, which was laid before the Ge- 1853 t4O miles. d'Or, 1 to I dis. ; Oladbach Zinc , ',to to 1 prem. ; Irish 1852 The opening of this college, which was to form 22 ' 122 112222221612222222 M C 11 - - neral Court yesterday, regarding the arrangement so : s has.misawietooa. ,31 pa 54 Consols, I die. to par; East Annagh Silver Lea d, proposed by the Cabinet for the future government 1831 11, iat. SI L e part of the proceedings connected with the installation of lel ill 'Loodendirry &Coln., sli t ll the Earl of Derby as Chancellor of the University. took II all LondemberyStEnabh.oll. 15 4 14} I Pee*. of India, is now being printed, and will be ready for Coffee, on the o' plats yesterday afternoon. There was a very large attend- 23 15 llemilhilEkLiakisa.:l•l * 9 such influence, co. Plus. -An nice of clergy ani laity. On the platform erected at the 10 10 1 Ds. Ike 1110 ... ... 101 11 THIS DAY-Two o'ChocK. delivery to the proprietary on Thursday next. for home use: th sad Morrow western end of the college grounds there were the Biahop of 1 :, i l l ' Ds' gli cmu z .4 7' di . i 2pm The gold mining share market is steady, and on At the meeting of the proprietary a the Bank of sews al Mello*lP - - San Oxford, Bishop of Salisbury, Bishop of Chichester, Bishop s e igo ' 7441 .,, a1 tightness la the Con,..llrOci..es.t; ISO 152 130 the whole, a shade firmer than at the close of busi. British North America to-day a very satisfactory re t investee me of St. Asap's, Bishop of Montreal, Bishop of Cape Town, 161 5 Dltto Preference t4 pm nese yesterday. Colonial Gold are firm at 11 to 1 7-16 Port was presented, the directors especially drawing 1853 a tar airmailed Ia an the Bishop of Nova Scotia ; Archdeacon of Oxford, at . 101 !fort 1k Itimanon... .. 116 111 attention to the prosperous condition of the British 18.52 prem. ; Great Nuggets rule at 1Z to 11 prem., and ow take easidos Archdeacon Thorpe of Bristol, Archdeacon of Westminster, at ' 100 De. 55 per et. Prof. Sick DS 111 ia of the Kann* the Earl and Counters of Derby, Earl Hardwick', Lord _1 i all , 1 3 °•WareueYValle7 3 Pei - - Agna Fria mark If prem. Business is eot active. North American Provinces. After declaring a divi- 1851 L Meows. TOM 10 , 6 I Do. Debeettues ... ... par 4so Stanley, M.P., Lady Emma Stanley, the High Sheriff of et.. ie , 5 „, 5 taiii . 3 , . .. ... 113 i n Australian Agricultural shares are rather better, dend at the increased rate of 6 per cent. per annum. Of some other till smarm Ibis Oxford and lady, he. at 66 to 68. Peel Rivers opened 21 to 1 Fem. for the half-year, payable on the oth July, 9,476/. re veler llollowsy's 29 I all North Staitcrdeiire 1 264 114 sum tion figures The ceremoey ► consisted in the Bishop of Oxford handing et. tea Weird. Worcester, ot,o and are now quoted 21 to 1 prem. North British mained to be added to the "rest," whiCh amounted - P levied, the import the keys of the college to the 'Lev. the Principal ; sad in 1 Waiver.. EIS. Oper Cm:, - Australasian are quoted 2 „ to ' 1 prem., and Scottish on the 31st December last to 84,698/. :ere: eAI'IL--• reference to the object of the college stated thst it was for 15 11 I DLL° ditto . _ditt2; 11 21 PEI Flour Australian Investment 1 11-16 to 1 13-16 ii r s e l i e s. , An extraordinary general meeting of the Trust _ Lloyd's from the speeial benefit of those who formed the staple and 2 I : plbre .. enr ce iria.:4 7 Luar i. ..„ 104 111 .. to It bmarime abos. , stren g th of this country. His lordship then intvodaced .° sea; II rye Coat... .. 171 184 Mexican and South American Smelting and Loan Company of Upper Canada has been called e 'r eat el I dews amen ' the Earl of Derby, who having delivered a lengthened ad- 10 ,10 ! Di. S per Cyst ... ...• Ipa maintain their improvement. for the 22n cl inst., to consider the propriety of cwi mph is ear dress, the company dispersed. 25 1 25 .loath Doran _.. ... ... 14 151 Clowns Bu m authorising the directers to issue 25 , 000 new shares p o t a t oes inn the mstwarine . lo ' 11: Ditto Pm per 4 pm owl pr. done of 201. each, in accordance with the provisions of the Butter [ l iana up tb• Be. Slurs , new. Pond Yeaterday. to•daY• company's charter. Eggs 14 Copaahagea.l 1 Aza.let AMA 261 361 • Rice cwl Chelford, in the sourish of Prestbury, in the county of Cfies- IL 100' Do. 4 prank i 111 114 The second series of Colonial wool sales for this 2 , 2 _ 2 100,000 I Lava his - MI 11 11 pm 21 lt KATY& f PREFERMENTS. Rey. David James Paterson, to the Perpetual Cursey of 144 a b 22222 1222122 211 / 2 24122 Ur, void by the resignatfon of the Rev. Granville John so , a ll 'whm, Onor! Et 4 20s Granville ; patron. Jobs Dixon, Esq., of Astle, in the mate S I 3jW 1 die par county; maw, 1351. St. :In 'Tarty Neweekkhis n s I nim OLtrarth ix ef ts. lnggarels.' 118 3. 103 04 1 SION 1 tAitglo Asatielian Gold ell par Ipa 100,000 acs -sugheatikienkin 10,00.: 10 *Australasian 17,089 bales Port Philip 6,659 Australian 2,757 Van B ran dy Eal gal 20,000 20 Vintrallme Rev. Moses Matgoliouth, to the Stipendiary Curacy of eineesimmes. 40.12 t 1 Austral/ea Cordillera - cured lb f a daughter . Wybnabory, in the county of Chester, on the nomination y s ' 15 I y o mummure 11d1i twat 1 4F. 100,000 I Austrellea Freehold .. all 1 die E 2l ~ tee wile of the , of the Bev. James Hayes, the Vicar. - is,"fto lAm Marla. all 1 di . 1 nial. Also 3,308 East Indian, 239 Chinese, and 4,243 Wines LING] LEASED AT FITSD EENTALS. 20.,C0, 1 Mk& Ambition Gobi ill dl. par foreign. The easterly winds have kept out several The month's la it,. of Islisgtoa. St. 100 illeitterhsiseisire (liesid 90,600 96 Weltlikkee 11.5 9 manufacturing am W RECK AND Loss OF LIFE.-IntelligenCt has just 1 10 Wicks* N.Waitinai 106 108 106 10,000 SS +Oak Imp.(lse.at3l.pe 24e 41 31 ships which ought to have arrived previous to the IS et J. J. Stir- B,ooe 80 De.ComosandCalabs an es 34 commencement of the sales ; and it is expected, been communicated at Lloyd's of the total lose of an 10 1 . i f 4 .4121 2,.. 30127020 ... ~ " 11,0,10 10 Do. St. John Del Ray 15 314 524 eel owing to the large quantity recently . imported, that Flax sir at Conn English vessel, called the Stewsrts, and her commander ss. ice ! si l. tuswi l b4 .. 4v. t t. m 112,00.. 1 Camoo'd Creek all 1 die 1 pa. sad most 6f the crew, in a fearful gale which visited the I (leased to GL Northern) 150 132 11,009 44 Cole. Copper .......... all 46 45 the next sales will come on early in July. p r i ma Guano tel vieitity of Culls is the early part of last week. The ill- m 33 lloseint:r k Dean Fenn 100,000 3 /Colonial Gold I 11 11 pm have been very steady all through, and the market cwt cwt fated vessel was site new, having only been hunched i (..uud so nreitWeetere 33 :4 (IsPiaPo l4 101 111 111 by the Pas. R. about three months since. She belond to the Tyne, and 100 all 1 Hartisocol Dock k law. 250,100 Bt. ',Copper Miners of Eng sit 61 73 is in a very healthy state. P H a e l m m p oil Flax seed and lie K, u eotnitsuw. so s ! (lewd to Tk.N. Is Ser.) - - 1.000 IIS •Do. Prof.7l perce nt. all 1 5 9pm Miscellaneous shares were firm all day, but in seed is the mane of the Int month .ailed from that river forllll3 st Resin Keats.111111bOolby(1.1.of Plaid lll 114 70,11`P 5 ICatidtAurtraliaoCo vr t all 2 11 die several instances gave way towards the termination Raw silk APP, by tag dem Cart nn, Iler voyage wu safe enough until nearing at 116 Da I ~a rea (cue) ~ 34 37 Oreat Nugget Vela-. el 11116 pm 31 1 Tallow cwt tames, the Be,. Cons, whoa a moat (marine gale was encountered from the in in Ds. 1 rause (dim) _ 371 251 122 . 222 2 I Do. Registered - - of business. Australian Agricultural reached 69, totem Owe la W.I.W , which seemed to have completely overwhelmed 134 I/f i lmdom eat Creanwith sc,eoct m Vie:. eral but left off 65 to 67. Van Diemen's Land improved wool cwt lb we MJ. May the anfort • oast' ship. The most desperate exertions of the I I Dern to Sash tasteful 141 111 72,000 1 Grand Duchy of ruder all } die par 11.002 3 Oren Polgooth an I} 1 die in the afternoon, closing 18 to 20. British American Dew failed in preventing her being blown towards the 10 13 l'imo r*****° ?t , '*. (di tto), 14 27 As these figures arch. Liverpool. 10 30 ,Loweeto tiar.iter tat. l 100,001 1 Luba Bathurst all 4 1 die Laud have declined to 70 to 73. Crystal Palace shore. sad eventually she was hurled on a formidable reef Unman., fleeted to Norfolk) 95 100 60,0 ft I Liberty 1, by tbo We. Z. of rocks neir the fortress of Sante Petre. What with the xi e l , ma i &no $ pee Cent; - - 9,004 3 /Llano •el the . Ilarsts trelllendoll.ll4'll which eat beating over and sweeping the n au :siame..leastwaks*** 50,000 1 London&Californ. Geld closed 3to 4 prem. Australian and Oriental Bank imports being of cc . *WA. H.C.L. wreck, and the heavy humping on the reef, the unhappy 1(losissl la „0M.W.13111d., 3 31 MuarU Cruabiai Co.. all 1_ 1 shares were better, the old stocks generally . advane - &llama on booed had but a trifling chance of preserving 30 al/ Illy ME Pain loo,"oo I Marianna r the weather and 0 Enure' I Oisooll bollioskt.a Dort - - 20,004 10 lie.encealtShAneerisin 9 81 / 81 1 ing 1/. per share. Shares of the London Joint Stock Annexed are tt the lener 4 l= theouelyes. Escape by mesas of the boats was next to • an 100 sic .SklnsWillagalsed(MML) I M 101 107/ 6',610 1 New Grande weep -woes. M impossibility, and the vein' speedily breaking up, soon so 30 i g ie migeklisellerainrCt 11 0 , 000 1 Noumea Monde lof Greseet- terminated the sufferings of most of the crew, including the floseed le BratOeueder U 07 50,000 10 Nova &ode Diaingend shares are officially marked par. Shares of the prega : - Amsterd ar master, Mr. William 01.'01, seven in all perishing. The 30 all •Do.AudIDM cent. Oa) - - Copper Smeltiog 3 - - die Grand Central Railway of Franco closed Ito 11 Dutch Four per Ce r, by the Paseo , chief mote, awned Petharm, end four sailors, George If 23 Pre 010021 Witei1° 22 •. 344 ,..." 100,1 W 6 Port UMW 1 1 die iPm prem. Grand Trunk of Canada, Ito 01 die. Mel- Cents., 631 ; Sp ihr late Ur. W t. Dodson, Jobs Ennis, John Miller, and William Griever, ~ i hS.Wd 2I 2 I -w• 12 •"`" - 0,000 1 ..luerte Kam all i 1 Pt* lf i A dews (ditto)... - - mow 10 +wormy Iron - to 1 prem. 231; the Coupons, tnntsived to save themselves by clinging to the roeks, but I s i . ' gp i t I " . - em s smial a (Mu 10,100 15 /Dine New they ern taken off is a very exhausted state. Another i' Ise omit Bonbon l3l 133 152 7,190 se %imago dsCum la} 6 7 The Board of Trade returns for the month and 10 1-16 ; Mexican wife of Mr. 11. Man, Nathaniel Kay, was found upon the reef, but he died lit 4 I , 4.,Do.lbearethSteek l5l 133 30,000 1 Oath Asetrallin all -- pm shortly eke? h. had been removed. The names of thou IS , 94 lontheeltedehlre °sued 11.00 10 nn Croft - Monday: Five p d 33. drowned are William Cowell, master, Alexander 11I'Donald, ! ,to Mr. L'Orta/ ll Of dl. 43,174 41.1.84 +United Mesima 70,000 1 Weller iti 1 Idu day. In many respects these returns form the most change on Londe outset,. wits of Charles Macerthe, Thos. Stewart, Richard Thompson, "I '" war ♦222 7 t: 24 Ct. r .a. IMMO I West °fluted& ...... 1 (hewed to litL6l6 ir. - - • James Allison, Alvestider Stevenson, and J. C. M'Collues moo i I Wfat Malpol.lll all } 4 dle daughter of dm 13 ;15 'Ditto Ditto Iht , o - . 321 324 The total declared value of the exports of British Cent. Bente*, 102 They were hotly residents of Shields. The Stewards is un- ge.:10 0 !Mi ta * ram ** . t ,lear t a • i 157.05 1 rale lye J. _go" Inoloott to have boon lamed. 1 I m OreM /messed 1056 144 1031 t Troadrablo by otanyoMood. and Irish produce and manufactures from the United Bank Shares, 2,67 , Closing Badmen No. Dhow Emma. hi dprices dons I Yesterday. to-day. —l —I-- 12,300 I Ai 40 Australasia 40.000 25 ettertd. Dank of da dla 14.000 ' I 20 Cbart. Bank of India, 5 6 6 Australia, and Chins 2 4 Ip. 25,000 II Ynillsb, lianthb, Eau Australian Chartered 10 ,ar6 p. 101 10 25,000 ID London Doak of L. trolls and India 25,0001 20 London Cb .rtered Bank ol Australis 21.00 25 °dental Bank Corpora. all 51 33 826 4 10,1)03 1 0 Royal Austral. Bankinit and Gold Import. Co. I 6 die par 8,000 , U Swath ~- ustrths 10,000 , 25 Cakon of Australia 8,000; ... Do. New........ Total tons .. 347,416 I — l4 10, Mr 1. US, gb. sped 71. b. Mums, ited- met of Yr. T. L •__---------- t 4 a . I, Looter& S. la Loehr*. as 7. ISM For the month. For 4 months. 1853 18.52 1851 The exports of cotton yarn are shown below: For the month. For 4 menthe. 1853 1852 1851 In linens the movement is similar. The subjoined figures include linen yarn : For the month. For 4 months. 1853 1852 1851 In woollens the upward movement is still more marked : For the month. For 4 months. 1863 £342,049 £3,518,183 1852 1851 Silks are increasing at the rate of 70 or 80 per cent.: I For the month. Fcr 4 months. 1853 £153,885 1852 1851 The month's shipments of some of the other chief articles of export arc shown below : Month ending 4th May. 1&51. 1852. 1853. Beer and ale Coals and culm 122,386 115,765 129,030 Earthenware 106,716 101,192 123,711 Olus manufactures 26,417 28,896 47,463 Haberdashery and millinery Hardwares & cutlery 239,253 209,624 316,219 Leather, nnwrought 12,005 16,576 18,667 Ditto, wrought 31,651 41,973 133,065 Machinery and mill work Metals 823,354 809,913 1,482,691 Oils 42,086 37,982 48,237 Soap Wool In some of these items we trace clearly the in fluence of the Australian demand. The extraordi nary increase shown in nearly every one of them is not merely confined to the month, but is almost equally perceptible in the four mont hs' returns. The returns of imports and consumption are also very satisfactory. The consumption of unrefined sugar is stated as follows: For the month. For 3 months. ewts. cwta. 1853 1852 1851 The annexed statement is drawn up by a practical authority, and includes all descriptions of sugar : SUGAR IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND TWELVE MONT/18 ENDED MAY 6. FROM GOVERNMENT RETI:RNb. IMPORTED. 1851. 1853. Raw,tons.... 310,467 .... 387,086 .... 316,933 Refined, tons 21,983 17,111 .... 17,174 Molasses, too, 14,966 .... 12,817 .... 11,878 417,014 DUTY PAID. 18517 - -- 18.52. 1853. Raw,tons.... 305,631 ~.. 326,397 .... 351,049 Refined, tons 9,780 .... 16,360 .... 12,583 Moluses, tons 16,355 15,142 .... 14,332 Total tone .. 331,766 .... 357,899 .... 377,96 Note. Molasses reduced to sugu at the rate of 1 of the former to I of the latter. The decrease in the imports, in taco of an increased consumption, is sufficiently remarkable. The great falling off in the entries of tea for con sumption is owing to the uncertainty as to the issue of the budget, whilst dealers were naturally indis pmed to buy in view of a probable reduced duty. The statement of the consumption of this important article is subjoined: For the mouth. For 4 months. lbs. lbs. 1863 185 4 1851 Coffee, on the other hand, being unaffected by any such influence, continues to he very largely taken for home use : For the month. For 4 menthe. lbs. lbs. 1853 1&52 18,51 Of some other leading articles of food the con sumption figures of the month (or where no duty is levied, the import figures) are annexed: 1851. 1852. 1853. COCOA Ibs. 291,440 285,768 355,486 Wheat qrs. 337,755 220,791 343,401 Flour cuts 416,510 415,971 .635,744 Potatoes worts. 60,094 23,928 134,418 Butter wets 35,400 34,635 35,793 Eggs No. 13,068,83.5 12,901,438 14,999,967 Rice cwts. 26,948 38,755 65,232 Popper lbs. 204,040 227,979 201,509 Rum gals. 22.5,140 241,815 273,474 Brandy gals. 134,924 140,341 131,876 Tobacco, unrnanufac tured lbs. 2,192,041 2,328,954 2,461,453 Wines gals. 517,701 578,749 672,347 The month's imports of the chief articles used in manufacturing and other processes are as follows : 1851. Flax cwts. 30.934 Guano tons 25,279 Hemp cwts. 59,667 Palm oil cwts. 31,644 Flax seed and lin- 1852. 1853. 54,565 69,681 13,030 14,575 69,448 35,664 16,897 65,488 —— seed — - qrs . 22,216 Raw silk Tallow cwts. 25,625 Cotton cwts. 601,794 Wool lbs. 2,819,489 42,495 63,372 352,655 427,479 22,143 34,697 971,130 1,073,168 4,088,185 7,418,871 As these figures refer to a single month only, they arc liable to considerable fluctuation, a single month's imports being of course much affected by the state of the weather and other incidental causes. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex press : Amsterdam, Monday, closing prices:— Dutch Four per Cents., 95 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 231; the Coupons, 6; Portuguese New, 36Z ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 82.? ; Granada Deferred, 10 1-16 ; Mexican New, 251; Equador, 41. Vienna, Monday: Five per Cent. Metallics, 91 5-16; Ex change on London, 10.43 ; Bank Shares, 1.429. Paris, closing prices of this day : Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rental, 102; ditto Three per Cents., 77.25; Bank Shares, 2,672 f. 50c. PARIS, Jens 7. ( _.:: I ;=_ m T. 1 Vi.emug . 77 21 71 50 09 75 1 ...• 102 0 ! 102 50 10. .. ... Spec Cents. ea per Cents., 1625 4 , 1832 4 p Cents ' Cents. New 77 0 375,985 77 SO I 76 95 103 80 1102 0 i 10.1.0- 5 pa On.-- - Exchange on London: 'Leigh:, 25 3; 90 days, 24 85. aslerlarlB4o Money Naples Kents — 1.015. Do. 48 Do. 2 Piedmont 5 p.Ct. 97 30 Treaeury Bonds ... 3i ... U. 3. 1833 YARN, Juzin 7.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (leg bank), 310; Parts and Orleans, 1,053; Paris and Ilona, 1,045; Rouen and Marra, 490; Marseille* and Aviatv.n (Converted). ; Strasbourg and Bale, 357 50; Northers. 685; Paris and Strwhourg, 900; Part. and Lyons. 908 76; Lynn. and Mehterraaean, 745 ; Omer, 727 30; Parts and Cherbourg, 615 ; Dijon and Besancon, 335 ; Midi, 624 ; Moe. tartan and Troyes, 413 ; Gralasemac and Betters, 505; Bordeaux and Teets. 267 50; Blame and St. Maim to Gray, 325; Dieppe and It'enamp. 313,; Central Sulu*, 480; Paris and Soma, 235. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. scoAn..jfe,; went off steadily. at yesterday's currency. Wined dull of sale ; grocery lumpy 465. to 484. 61. COME.-160 casks Plantation Ceylon were offered in public sale, and a fair portion sold at the full prices of yes terday. TEA.—The market is firm, but from the causes explained since the low duties were received, the trade are not in the market. There has been a general want of spirit in the markets and the smaller sales have gone off heavily. BATIK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Wheat and Flour were both held for extreme prices, and in some instances at an advance upon Monday's rates. The fineness of the weather however, checked the demand. Barley was also held fir an improvement. Where sales were made of Oats, an advance of 6d. per qr. was obtained. Beans and Peas steady at former prices. aItaIVELIS INTO LONDON FROM JUNE Gth to JUNE tth. On. English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. Wheat....„ 180 10320 ..... Barley 1670 Oats l9lO 2230 Malt our, sacks and 3460 bank. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. - The Tallow Market is firmer to day in all positions. The delivery is gradually improving, and the continued warlike advice' tend to make importers very cautious in selling for future delivery. Town Tallow is quoted, 465. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 465. 9d. to 475. ; June, 465. 9d.; Oct. to Dec. (new), 475. 9d. to 481. BOROUGH MARKET-THIS DAY. Mears. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the market is very active, and prices are fully Os. per cwt. higher since Monday for Hops of last year's growth. The accounts from the plantations speak of a considerable increase of flies. Duty, 120,000/. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 16s 6d . ; Cmr's Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Eden Main, 15s. Gd.; Tanfiehl Moor, 155.; Walls End Riddel, 14s. 9d.; Walls End Haswell,, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 161. 61.—Ships at market, 113. CRICKET. THE UNITED ELEVEN OF ENGLAND AGAINST FOURTEEN OF YORKSHIRE. This match was brought to a conclusion at four o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, in favour of the eleven in one innings and 36 runs. The bowling of Wisden and Grundy could not have been surpassed ; hence the easy victory. Score: ENGLAND. (Second 'swings.) (First innings.) T.llunt, e Chesterton, b Wright l2 T. Adams, b Crossland lB 1. Dean, c J. Berry, b Wright G. Brown, b Crossland . John Lillywhite, b Skelton T. Lockyer.e Boothroyd, b Armitage 10 G. Picknell, c Wright, b Armitage 3 England won in One In. J. Grundy, c Armitage, b Crossland 2 Dings and 36 runs. J. Wiadca, b G. Berry T. Ninon, c Iddison, b 0. Berry 0 T. Sherman not out Lb B 130 Total . —..-.... A. Crossland, e Adams b Widen ... 0 b Grundy S 11. Wright, a Brown, b Wiaden John Derry, b Grundy 1 a Pieknell, b Grundy 4 J. Joy, o Dean, b Grundy 0. Berry, b Winien 0 b Wisden 0 11. Sampson, a Picknell, b Widen ... 0 b Widen 5 Boothroyd, b Widen l4 b Wladen s G. Armitage, b Wieden 0. Chatterton, a Plcknell, b Grandy 2 run out S Pd. J. Elliaon, EN., run ant 0, Coster, b Wiaden Iddiada, b Widen Kaye, not out L T. ekelton, Erq., b Widen 1-b 2 b4,1bl 53 Total 4l (BY ELECTRIC TBLIORAPH.) LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, 10.30 A.Y. Wind, S., moderate and fine. Arrived.—Swiftsure, from Africa. ' Off the Port. —Lady Bulwer, from New Orleans; Christiana, from Savannah ; Princess Royal, from Calcutta; Balclutha, British American, Emily, and Samuel Cunard. Put into Holyhead for orders.—The Elizabeth Wood. 1, for New York. QUEENSTOWN, JuNE G. Wind N.W., moderate. Off.—Grace McVea, from Callao, and proceeded for London. Sailed.—Abbey Lands, for London. DEAL, ;WEDNESDAY, 9 A.M. Wind Easterly, light and variable. Passed.—Nicolai Jane, from London, for Newport. Sailed.—Palembang, for Sydney; the Liverpool, for Trinidad; Carlotta, for Lagos. Remain. —Gambia, for London i Maria, for Ham burgh—not Bremen, as reported last evening. THE Leader has discovered that Mr. Disraeli's felicitous description of Lord Aberdeen as an " austere in triguer" is an imported Gallicism, being applied to Guizot by the journal: of the Opposition in the days of French par liamentary journalism.