The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-01 00:00:00

. _ ... _ 01---/•-•---_,--/-7-e--e- - 441- ` '' : 1 1 - . . . , ....:t.,)!. ,t "In •.;„ 1 44",fil YA(JaIUT .:-."-: ::• : 1 ''l ~:ii 1 ' • . ..... . .. . . . . , .. , . , :.. !. - .1l1 . !. . • r'...:. - :,vi: . f ! ..' i U.ni 1 . 11 . . ---..--- .---..1 • ~ . • . , . , . ..... •(4 j vlb t . . . ...____ . _ I [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY RIMMING. " This has been a day of considerable importance in the market for the English funds. The market opened with a firm appearance at Saturday's advance, but purchases of Consols were made by an influential broker to the extent of between 400,0001. and 500,0001. principally for account, as it was under stood, of the Scotch banks. The price of Consols was consequently run up to 1001, and subsequently to 1032, and though the usual reaction occurred to wards the close of the market, the price left off with a steady appearance at 1007 1 , to for money and the 9th Jane and 1004 to I for the opening of the 16th July, be ing: a rise of a per cent. since last Monday. But for the scarcity of stock, still larger investments would have been made, and it is under stood that some considerable orders to purchase ars still hanging over the market. In the Thrtv-and-a- Quarter per Cents. the rise was even more decided and better supported, 102; being the top pries realied. The business report officially rendered is as follows: Throe per Cent. Consols 1001, ~§ • tOOZ. Thr ee r Cent New to about 53,8181., showing a very large balance in favour of imports. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Ilerapalh'o Journal, shows the following results: Average Amount No. of miles receipts received. open. per mile. 1862 £278,090 6,578 .... £42 5 1851 282,469 6,372 44 5 18.50 273,6.59 .... 6,743 .... 44 10 The causes of the falling off hero exhibited have already been referred to by us, and the decrease is not by any means calculated to excite uneasiness. The Railway Times estimates the total receipts on all the lines in the Kingdom since the Ist of January as follows: Grohs amount No. of miles Average receipt received. open. per mile. 18.52 .... £6,311,626 .... 6,635 .... £Bl2 15 11 1851 .... 4,998,1171 6,301 .... 793 6 10! 1860 .... 4,520,004 .... 6,716 .... 790 18 0 The result is an increase this half-year of 191. 9s. 91d. per mile over 1851, and of 211.178. 101 d. over 1850. The aggregate of the half-year's traffie is thus shown to be extremely favourable. Jracted from afford striking `Away move- '""'"`" s ditto, for account, 101IZ, ai t Z, I. Three pei:' eiit - . 11 thus shown to he extremely tavourutne. Reduced, 991, t. New ihree-and-a-Quarter per The following items of comparison, extracted from £7,188 0 Cents., 1011, 1021. a parliamentary return just published, afford striking with which the railway move- -4,480 0 4,096 0 The unfunded securities continue their rapid rise. Proof of the rapidity meat of the kingdom is increasers 4411, 0 The March Exchequer Bills were bo has I- . IA We— set June, 1,076 0 cotter than Saturday. The June hi s made another aid December, 1849 992 0 advance of 2s. and closed at 725. to 755. prem., being 30th June, 1660 900 0 a rise of ss. within the last two days. India bonds 31st December. 1860 .. 6,621 720 0 were dealt in at 8.55., 80s., and 90s. prem., represent- 3o th June, 1851 812 0 31st December,ll36l .. 6,890 600 0 ing a rise of 3s. on Saturday's rates. We thus see that whilst the mileage has increased 406 0 Foreign stock, were firm, and though the actual 26 per cent., the number of passengers has augmented advance in prices was not material, there was an b leas than 6 • y no !6 per cent. in the three years em- £26,600 0 ward tendencyfctr many s descrillions, including ,767.K67 ,~''`", iced em- TIIIS LAY. Two o'c Loci. The business in the home funds to-day has been considerable, and of a strengthening character, espe cially in the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., and prices have improved to the top range of yesterday, at which they remain well supported. Consols are now quoted 1004 to 2 for money and the 9th inst. and 1001 to 1 for the 16th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 992 to 1; the New Three and-a-Quarter perrents., 1024 to 1. Long Annui ties, 61 to 15-16. India Stock, 272 to 276. Bank Stock, 221. Exchequer Bills, June, 725. to 755. prem. There is scarcely any change in the foreign stock market, and business is quiet. Granada Deferred Bonds are weaker, at 84. Mexican Now Three per Cents. mark 25 to } ; Peruvian Actives, 1021 to 103 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 63 to 4 ; Portu guese Fours, 371; Sardinian, 941 ex div. ; Spanish Old Threes 47: to 1; ditto New Deferred, 214. .- . . - 4 , -• • . . , . • 8 ,1e....e.... .fr-5.... 1 -e-----;0 1 --- • ' „., • . - og_____/,...--e.,....- IvL. , ~ _., :.- . .t , ;!. .t aIIUI •.;, 1 (.11 1 7e1 -ilaaau . 1. , .• • .., !•.:; • ............ ..t.., . . . • .. ~.,-..:: • ...;t. •• : . .•,:.,...•..,: . . . • . , .. , . . . '-'""----._.../ • ~. .. . ~ - • , ~ , ~ , . . . . ... . - . . . •.. rt . ! • .... _ „.. 1,601.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1852. .-•-......- , . pi rrANNIA MUTUAL Lll4. ASSOCIATION, Oa Friday the frAng wee lewdly se mallgeas ss oriel i. rtier.4.4t4 , 4 - , rums London. misty, and having on that oeinsina Mbar men wheat offers RAILWAYS. MINES. 29 mann hiller M 0r.43 . 4 ituyn Letters Patna trig from an net tort, calms wee. Moto with dillealty at - MONDAY Evianro. Vllltefo.ll. firmer Tu., THIS DAT. The chief feature of tho mining share market 0. t, , try st.g x 0, id, u, Blackheath-rods Chalemea- T 7.• suply of wheat from abreed has hese tolerably good, ... Ja w t e s t ., Sea ieratiuntiwtmeL Two o'CLoca. continues to 100 the absence of willing millers, as, in 1 the 11 . 5,8 „,.. e .,,••••••" - . try, irr /MN bernicadan. tn., 3,456 qrs., principa ll y free th e Baltic. The foreign Th e ne ws t h a t pran it-t Z.. fiwile__, i a . :Winn 11•6 I rwieketham. wheat of last year's growth is not by any means of fine v`• 'ai th e share rollkot the preeent position of the money market, it is oPc I- r " . 7 -. .... ►....1 Q . %earthmen. q ualit y , sad shos a th „.. e . l ate l y ro „ i „a f r om the yr:steak; afternoon, after the the of the mama", thoaght, and with justice, that higher prioes ought S ul 1.40 ''---- i ' -' • e 4 i.,. hart court, Loseharde'net. st.,c...stir. 1.4 , a , north of Ramps are very fithreher to the produce of 1853. has paraally Reamed off to-day t and prices ars geno,u7 to be oonceded. The consequence is that business is , or , ms tercet, rat. se. . r.ri Reall Ilse 'ties are by so means abundant, and the firmer , but still the advance it very trifling, and it li 1 .., ~..,..T . 2, 4 ., ~ nematemit, Sun.not by any means so active as might have been anti- 5 ° 4 74 Z u t : e l, e . ea u . -.. T entwitie- reed. I. best lare relatively d earer than the commoner evident that this department has not et experienced oipotaal, though the market is extremely firm. Up to 1 I to kinds. The Messed ►haa not at any period of the week been the improvement that mig' ht naturally be expected the present time it is evident that mining stocks have 'WI - , a s ,. 1 tort.W.o , utnouss Is •v 0 • e ut I . timbale , . Is. r. 7ml. 0.090-oPlere.Daeoleb. motive, bid *am Ms been tie Preman on this =abet, a auust a„ak p „ piii i„ i t ' ,b it l iii b e „ „ c a m ' I M , i o g is an accompaniment of the movement in the other . ~,,.•••••• ma.not yet felt the impulse given daring the last week Ito X trod . ml mewling, IS, Leadmastreet, ha. pas e'er ha 100 =Mem wo k ges au g 4,, prise we L use markets. Lancashire and Yorkshires, Midlands , ana to the other departments of the security markets, and wo 4,,,, , u e-Iltvers thatch-atm t. so arse to astir, the lmiams gems ea Friday being at South FAsterns, have been dealt in at improved rates, us „,. Newts Ilmulale, 1 0 1 , 714 Yowlers. sad thrusrd. 1 0. p ea s e' s, undue rue so dam arra' la the eareererent but for other stocks yesterday's closing thie tact encourages holders. The transactions to-day a • rates are Se - have been of an ordi character. The prices at 911 „$, w aneessin tat under • barna Ws a olob• _,, nemlly maintained • which sales have been made are reported to us as fol- Jo 11 " ' L P:. the phone at the semen to purtleipsta The arrivals of withal 416 the sent ben plele Mg se hewn. , '' us lie - er t h e p o et s; but tbe mkt, hes sime tea re. Gibraltar have bees quite seiNlelebst e est UM, have net GUANO AND UM= ITEGUADANTRID. lows, by the most nepectable brokers and dealers, but )4 ' 21 ,.,.."';;;',.•• icovae• thinly "Muted imesieMsei." been many offers of Menne 4118111 at hand ; the usesestione urns we wog up due allowance must be made for the wide margin in' „..-- - . 7 .. 4 r N.• emu owl $ 0 1 1701 9 treleallt o awl in 4 . 16 . 1 • 121 " have, consequently,leme eahepartent, earl rime have not 1111. NS Banyan. - .tt 447.4 - 41 ,-. . : ”. s ;r 6 t d d iamal lh. ....d. most u aa n.b ah a.„ . am iii ,„ chaned. }or Yob* Odhew eel 114 s. NW, and In white - sc. se ammo. ... ... 13 lll 14 1 tweon buyer and - seller :-Clive 61, e, 6 ; Vale of Alti isr loor ° ei .„. 11 m e. p es i on ilk m aaaatttatat. 3 8.. to 40s. per qr., eget. ilt. awl lessesee. bee been se • et ymi ivo liatvii .1 tee Towcy, 325. ) Wheal Brewer, lits.; Tamar Consols, Q' ~ ~i4,441r paysailst ft the mewed. asked; and these rates Whig hees Mew thas put- " th a nese Ssiti =sa . 7 _7l 7 1 1 b a, (6 " -1 1 ' t....1 a ... Ate grained an bens imimmilly broarnie to chasers have been disposed Ile Mrs hardly say bargains 11 1 an aimwdy•ego ba l hi r . 'fa 10 1 28 81 41; Wheal Mary Ann, 46; Pennance, 29; Speed- all tp-t0...1t- de :mount tde which credit to ulna Mod 1 7 • 6611 7 lave been closed. There We loss • few o ff ers of fretion- II 1111 Nreatene, well, 7, A 1 Olenaulin, 6-16 to 7.16 prem. TO ~,,seal.. .liee Fait, _ ._.. _ ....,„,,__ ~_ _____, board cargoes at Baltic peel% sae meetly at rates relatively _ __ se, _ ___ __ _Ow Iss - tiliet.esA II 10 els loi'1 • ••" 4 " 4 " "••• bn "'" v " """*. t •••;;",,,,,•• •• :,z ••••'''"" higher than those at shish pwelsees el parcels oa the spot 171 all ontheasemembell.C. la Is The following dividends have been declared during so di K I N . too mimeos gmee ... .. 93 07 the month of May : iree , •; - -!•": L ''' r i t e " er . ` 1 '1 , 3',11,7„,,,,,, 1 „, eT „ m o m ;, might be made at : hisses bat *IN has been dose. eti se resaseft ... it t In I Per share. It w '''"..- fusee,,. w the premsuen ultimately payable by the quotations of towamemilailagoi Sear have not varied ; se , a Ob i Nor u m .4 1 - I; ii e .. le 3 1 L 7 0 0 £7,168 0 0 user '"'"• th e • abletweer tablet:erste, may the millers have displayed no peelfirelar anxiety to press ie ' all Cast sad Wien ... ... - - N arrow bvvovr. Feder 7 out..Devoe Great Consols Wheal Buller l7 10 0 4,480 0 ay toe itetmee be aeleeted. . „_„ beanies', and the bikers have thews indifference about _to a im 1 Dubai nea What a jaao... .14 11 as Nest areo'W. el.."P_,lDLia b e ,_ -1a "..... bi1d " ana jY t i uu r „,,,,, e u ` au ,. be ' bey_ond what they have seeded for Immediate ue. m Alfred Consols feeds den • f . ArMt PrOMIIIIO9 ul oa r e . r i, rt edlirrehom .."'. ibellirkiss '''... el "-- the seise ---' to 2 . 68 1888 b ele ka li with thethuld Wthum "' bet 1111 an DM • 1:41 li . .• - 4 • W 0- . the swabs" we set • _ 4 either es W . 01 . - tei e er ili vel 4. 210 0 1,076 0 ce r..... - ^to . - h i _, . - ..litraseal meting nil an Its . • • I LI - 8..0, Fraser • . , • e Owners ?" • unwilling to SI. 101 thaselee_ - .. s 05 vas - .., ... . .., Trevisloq 13 wept pretest rates. N all Imam OM% Clem A.. Wheal Reath 3 0 0 720 0 min.,..tive policies In eessequence of the returnef cold weather, some of . en r ___Lu.•._,) :.„..,.„ :I 4 W Ny order al the Pans ed Prestos% Tremayno K. IL roicrza. Irseldeat larselar. the raltsten have not yet left off work, sad the few small la au rat u ";"'„,767 7 - 1 ,, i sy Botallack 6 0 0 600 0 .. ..• •. r.. Way I. ten. & Nuttily yagmag. a l spe rl . lots of fine English barley which have been brought for- se a n g o y pi wee m a ji i .j,, Sidleswiddea 0 6 0 406 0 r. .. 1 ., ; .,„„,,, Mated Lib awerrietsamv to absgetbsr Mathist ward since last Monday have been placed without much seri Mena Imam 33 te ..,.. t 1 L .J•predeat cd, me meorwary edam trimmetlog Malmo difficulty at th e rates then current. The arrivals boa S. N •Nekee• led 0 1 •40 1 •ni 8 4 111 Al ~., . i !.... nose 0 7 ale Mtmoolt 11,66 6,860688 ,_ (11 1.r_t. ".,.. 31 " abroad have been rather larger than expected, and feeding El: ...1 1 orsPe.____Psrlouposcle 8 . Total •5... , w new °twill 11 °_,.. 5 w" 1.5 " 154118 " 115 m a ., ~,,,,.„..."• 55 , 5 " . " - ",„."`""., a 7 qua li ties scarcely sold so well at the close as in the beginning r a T s =...,........'"1ffa ; A '''' The Imperial Brazilian Mining Association have 0 f . , ,... .4-t• - •• • 17.,,,,,„,,,,.,' - ' 6l°6 " -- „,,,,, - ; - $l - ja - 0ia 0,,,,,, 0 --- -- $ ,,,,, - ; sssss d" -- of the week. Melt has met with very little attention, but to e n D e . -........ i5 mi5 , a . • gu e o. - -.. - al 101 made a call of 10s. per share. et a • 1.116.1 . r•r.atae, f !WSW , Oa the melees no quotable champ ha. taken place in its value. 12i' in Dir si taboreell. Illsoli. , 111 1 1 The gold mining shares were steady today , but j, The arrivals of oats coastwise have been quite insignifi- 10 all Gt. end Wen.(129., 39 40 without much business. Liberty (Virginia) shares e J L - 11.1.. Net WE'S INFLATED INDLk-RUBBER mat, and °ply a few hundred quarters have reached as from t, 7 ,- 1 ", Omit Wfrators .• .. 111 Ni Ull Alit-rash)? ISSAYCILUIL Ireland; having, however, received 61,000 qrs. from abroad, '"' au Less alm ana ° min " • • la n were mauve in the market, and realased •, to I prom- o Ist 111 De. Tlasli . 9 10 pm Australian Oansols are quoted }did. to par; Royal . itienel sad earful ar tele any then bas been no scarcity of this grain. On Wednesday at., I les L am m as ai d j a a' a t4, I l i rst 71 1 buing ~..0 , ~,, a t ordinary Alt we had (as is usually the case when the Derby is run for at 10 14 Da , NEW II els Australian Mining, I die. to i prom; Mel- t (ow.. SU &ODA* red or , Epsom) a very thin attendance ; still a fair extent of bon- N Di Da. Wog lam a Vale t e 55 ~ bonnie, 1 dim. to par; Yuba River, 1, did. to par; I p i pi t :umbra/sum the beck .6.1 i is a o-bed to the acre was done, at prices about 6d. per quarter below three N all bads Ileinhera_ _-_ - II 17 161 IS Baden Baden, par to A prem • ; Britannia, 7,, to i prem. T z . ,.... at wise i roseate 441 59 h, r - current earlier in the week ; since then, • further decline 1 ., 1 11 selll tae won • 8 8 1 sprr-re he edema: by N 4336. , - 00 OM Does lOU lob to extent has been submitted to, making the total re- Kil o "; = es a = seth .. sete , 133 1 132 ) vas 1 221 1 1 On the 14th of April a trial took place between t the company actually in possession of the Carson's A vii. 4 MIDI It nay os dunce from the highest point at least 1., per qr. The u 1 es D. 41 , 3„ • e e e ,,,,... .. 5 et ~ e , gm a Memo to sof supplies from the near continental ports are believed to be N IS Da. WSW ... .. - 31 4 ~ Creek Mine and the squatters on the property. By ( ego el oliblavell. '. now meetly to hand, and from Rana nothing can yet be 10 I De.3ll6ll.lLead SAC 1 21 .. advice., dated San Francisco, 17th of April, it ce p- 1 Mat wry ea t ga. looked for. The market is in some measure relieved from .: IN Wean ...newer. 91 915 91 peers that a verdict was obtained in favour of the , •%. •44 pressure, considerable purchases having been made by the '4 441 Doti 1 1 5 22 -7 . ••• • 2, !, an company, awarding damages and oosts of suit against , • - • dealers, and prices are not likely to go lower at . present. Maa !anaemia's leg:kiss ile "a( the squatters. I •e,..,,... ► •, Beans have excited little attention, but neither English ta all Mais.,llm,andEmbre 2 q • nor foreign have receded In value. fe.!tos el_as l ~w a r U U Letters have been received to-day try the Nouveau , N "'' -. -. Peas have moved olds NNE quantities at late rates. 1161 41, flealLteeL Vane 3 3 3 1 1 . 434 Monde Company from the superintendent in Califon` 1 .0 - Indian eon close at head be been much inquired for. till I . l Tho l na. ••• se ii- D ia , .. 11 34 16 . 68 1 1 i nia, announcing that he had commenced a negotia- ; while distant cargoes have ben wholly neglected. 19 I 47l It sndhenOrset Wereurs(l) - tion with tho Merced Company for the purchase of ; -' a‘, 101111011. u all - ... . It 11l their works and mining property in the Bear Valley, • g Is Nemo% Abwormal The geminated the eentiusatel advice, manifest sedanedird.- - 4 SI die s 1 1 county Mariposa, and that the arrangements were woo ea ea car Masks 406467 WNW toe PM MD es Tether hem aseleinese be awed te the probable future le 7 5 sew met gewwww.. II H in a forward state. There port of the Quarts veins rewer‘eicav .• a bed or sell range ef =I at MN ef the bur ports holden of 44,160 Merida „__. . megriate IbDIA.II,IIIILa 11061 NFU lot breweries wheat as x - ir• sliges.mansisa is ...... raut ., lower thrum a le Ds. Nwe'asia. ',.. ... it 10 els in the neighbourhood is of a very favourable dm- • aloto0" • 4 " 861 0883888 ° Ei8tri3.1331131331 .8363% 3.1 11311- At Dant*, loweese, Ms had net - iisel thea demand " 34 " B " hels °8323 / 1 8 .V.lBB 3 3 di ' meter, and the superintendent considers that the lb wtekho „4 ' ,n ee timge ter as and sembel pommels. _ . . _ Tinsonamme . case. ft. UNcetli UNA ... ... .. 7 71 75 5 Bear Valley offers the fairest field he has seen or rowan ledistabere Weser sad Memplag MON Walorpreet me the menhir ha le realm former rates. se II :rate N oe s. Kea.. .. 7 74 de MIN 966. ,0 (bike 0 44 MM. 8806 eiae 07 teem, A War from t Wei the ISM bet., informs us that N 171 Mena atelembh.w.. .. 81 inv II heard of for who base of the company's operations in as wine ..11 , ...1 to tar o ___ ___ Lnn_.„ ll 161646 ,____, 886 2_ headily Myth*, woo dens thew la wheat fat gaga N N itertlareseea... ~ .- - Caifornia. sweellar7, ti00t 0646 . 6 . 8 . 661 me •"" . 688 •""''"''' Mai opeeneten mad ems the nimbi having 1 0 6 3114011411•40.Sles 15 2 PM alream. pekes whin tat ay** bad Wan to give. 10 ell Cleised, Ifees.6 Rolm. 10 105 m Ni a Late accounts from Natal mention that the st. S 1 weal& OWNS ... . IS 17 rumour of the discovery of copper mines in that r ~.m.._ ....... 1 1 , 1 111 km_ Ilts ERE abseiled hands du WTI' at. SS esethh MOW . . 13 iis ROWLANDS' EALTDOR. ter en week; lime Mirk e 1 nibs weight, equal le 44e. tila a shwa h OW. dew i 7 14 colony appears to be well founded. A meeting of it. rem en i <6 - 76110*-It to 0410 11 01100005010500111 • 1 • 10 ,_ ___,___ to 416. 3i t i mp. bee es bend bed bees sad he la- 91 Cl Do. aw• 5 ... . .. s a landholders had been held at York, and tho first t .24. renews ..4 nom*, are rill 10 10 % wws. w.• ...... w ig osimaaar If ow l w a s ki ng ap o s le • sarewebsey a Ilaniesti-. els shaft had been opened upon a piece of land belong s' lir p.n. wid inause smodney mends. It amide el linwerlatia ~......._ tiro it. wean. goys ewes Modeney le letheemelbsk sea tit wow.. _ Psi 88668888 ... k. q Sawa Poi e. _bee ea been bed 31 1 " ' 711 e 040 i nk. ... w 7 .10.. 5a 4 ) caw_ tar .. is is 16 Mg to Mr. Lund. Satisfactory indications of the e.,,,,..:'y dt...:ete• all maim pimple% sesta beide% die sew wag& Kew sheet WI ening it.. Its so ii l'illatven . ... .. 74 04 I existence of copper to a considerable extent are said ~,,,,,, 5 ,4 „ t h ee on magsmi MD 11111111111 MOM it = is Ml SIIMM. - W - Mi Sil/ peelt=rillarest. lbw lots so so p o . ..--.-f ... .. 11 , i s • 11 Wart. us the Ana, rd Ms Wass me illim,l4lll li DMININD i mei Wa s. e . e , s l aw . ei . 6 ._ ___, in .... ...or., ... .. 31 3 ita. to have been found in the vicinity. Another owner w tie tads met stew weder It wispruatis {ornery WM. Om ba t thimehe 7: aim e l eowled t ra n ter e r vay .. ; im , ni.linaiee. ... .. Is hi had sunk two pits upon his ground in which beauti- Oran. eat MOM& vill lad a easy all lensetlea and leaesemes w W h ew i s geed request, sod led rid •at nt , al totem ... ... Elf EA *V 11 4 ful surface specimens indicative of copper had been a. uds ad tr e es it sell.wesertt.WWesa. Beemmeorffigne Irma lo 10 bat Vi . 16:1.k.r• ke ..to. tie wide o ‘llww Wren ' are 00 I °. MI MI I. NS ' t er _ __.___-_ ,L LI amst".” it til. ‘ awillia l s to Is nib TeenialtWebe . Twirm found, and upon examination by a Cornish mining ire%-$4, .4 tea weer Grade. eel .A. .eared eel ask 20, sus as the put it IMPINIONIIMID ID Sillelip, very little wheat u lei ga n ka m se , ... ►captain were pronounced as furnishing positive rm s.:. wave am gm demon es the elownweat swan Mum me big Wood. awl Ingham wen eseeningly low, say is Is . . 2I - 3 2 1 i m rcli Wm* Peas 4.. M. an so eel. --awe by le , ood 8 7 Is. 11d. bo In pee_ qr. der Larlea. N 17 Tided Mee* ... ... .. 11 13 dance of the existence of a vein of rich metal. The (Wawa Mown. ILealping ante* ef the Mb May inform as that the N ell wining awil =,.... t 4 1 41 A landowners thereupon passed a resolution expres erase wen saiseing la net neighbourhood oil W 66768 ,„_!_,,110a 30 11 sire of their readiness to grant leases upon mode -- - - -- -- Ma t, and even Mesa wee mid Se stead is and id I s t l i: 7.4----- sis ;i„.., al 1 1 % lot REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. Ws. The rye erop is desenhat as ladillarent la 111 10 De. de. iateasleal .. ei 7 an IS rue terms to any company that shell o ff er to under take the working of copper ore in that district. -. Ehe dell annen hen bone bad, however, = N 9 riplag.g.p us en ee , I 15 ... all le spesiate, sad pekes had an varied. et 114 Tea eel Mir* Uldbine 335 Se sag p The New lark Herald, just received by the inigM (has the Merl Lem Siprem.) mmilmeir. eisr_ . l4, gra n. tor wheat be Leaden - Europa, singular to say, contains Freon 111T1611. At Sheltie, ea Ilho Int kin, Own was a We dawn& he ems LEASED AT VIVID IMMIX the Sydney papers of the 20th February, in we base b a d a mama lower nor a t t e mperature wheat NM Tar , the Istedar , bat there woe Ole dig N 5 get symb i o ni ko i e..qh me four weeks later than the accounts received direct tract the week sow shoat to teenlaate thee that while hr earari. ea Ile met hail benne veined fate a • Len telll. Se 31 from our southern colonies. This is the first time paraded. The wind be bete wady Men Om iDnellii• ai11... ........m i11ig bildin 11811 11 1" 1141m1.111181 - very- wil WI Dltte a our direct advice have been so completely andel ad we haw had USN nealtheit; vented= has *mien su agoor sos afllri. Mmes u at be I* ii paled, but it will probably not be the last, as the tr a•dis ai l k n e idi t' I" tb. wealli is than lig balb. Wins et 'lon bad new nese oan s e Y t; to tense, and •14 Ni weer. Ma, The eels be alba was went be theories -communication between Australia and the Pacific . Inv ladliles bed his. saved ea rather easier M ande ports ofAmerica will in future be much more restulsr I°`• crepe •thi the Malibill ‘ bat ine363.4 wlWlllii - UMW lima bee no* Rae le* of 021 k.. weight could NM 201 Due Wheatawnese 1114 ft greatly weed. The caper *en the eambrelessut detelus h oe and rapid, and the steam line from thence to New es g sleet the sews amen as beim. The when ben Mew 41a. per qr. oat anel freight. Owl w SeeftWesse few Ni L. Opole. eon Wee ewe% sod barley was worth equal to Tic Ili In 8 8• 168 41 686 M 67 0• 001 York has been carried to a state of great Ardency. plot 'genets a most luturisal appowiendf 1 Weed It -se .... no _ ...._ _ turd. we Ineaslell.Weser% 1115 19 thin Red heavy se the ground es le he Si sees dr /get el ....... WV 0 . 0 .• an el ie Clpludele JOlllen The following are the paragraphs referred to, as Mona met Rene& ei the 26th, do not speak well of they stand in the authority above quoted: 11° ‘ ilai . li " nd at • 1 " •• ed..." 111111" 118 the Rye ero • mad the wean. la • eteteee a the N • °awl 4444144.14121 1 i. 44 47 ;swell. a they mummer weal enettaly nit In eon l 3. mai Ms dry, yo„ Interesting from Australia.-Six weeks later nein from Iran tkaa much rain. The leer el NM % ielle e ben, spring ran "IP wan set 114:T om mentt i Wheat au owed to il‘ Raramn) us HI New South Wsles-the yield of gold.-We have received - m u s m g sk s i u . N 331 Nemeth" bum Isom sad per, have all improved maibritaliy slew the mss ease := the Sydney Monsing Herold, and the Empire, up to the art a the month, and the preepeets for the Men are nandeop_ Inane Mi. le mas ewe. bees panel tetbaetwalere 41 u ow N N Rah= 111 113 . 20th February. The production of geld, it appears, is still this, fa highly pennons. Tbe balk of has es WO* Mend Mos. Pins Ile gal sesples were se 23 i ••• Me 86 5 on the increase. The weakly mail from th e raining dr het greatly lettered by the showers wa s" lase god the lam se tame 1118 13 / 11 w iesi ZeemParlaiveir 125 1115 al mom S ii • l Is sy trice, with a government snort, had just arrived, sad th e too anew. Bully bad am Rowan ; earl of oats N SO imifted we 1145 1000 gold received at the treasury, was m allows :-Froar Timm, 1: - te 's te make ' mod %to eni;abbisj they b i rhe wenn bligalLsa7 bud 11PPrima ?.....a... we. quist. in in I , l l2, l 6 :L is now= us 2 1,852 ounces • from Ophir, 29 rare • ikons Bathurst, 396 alt weds in April, sad the mien et hip teal, A* Lambs* ea ounces. Other arrivals by the roger; nail, during the we that, rove bat indifferent Petaisee-whieb Th. "tiller mm tr i 7l7l-I °l 11 = n all e b t . Ir f aare de - 10 10 pil iwandlimilant. came week, amounted to 891 mama. The Term mines have ben very extensively planted this sew% In thas • tie r with se nimbi. la On ton- pen** *waft) .-- 17 le are exhausted, sad some points are now entirely deserted, r with the anineed ea =from bane, had wen- se So ItailowliNeemilper• caused bribe numerous discoveries mostly made In other enctry, as wen as in Ireland-are denelbed es liz g l a t u bj .___. , modem esd barley were the (man to le U 111 S. ea 1 demi, sad should they ewer dimen we ~. e tiliS " Z a = points. News from South Australia (Adelaide) had been ente memoir sold an well as the previous •• •• Dodo BUN Oiler MS - - prhahly have • lune quantity then bet his. poem ___ ... .reaper, - st It creetesaw pm. tn. remised, and the all-absorbiog topim embraced in it are say peerediag season fur sew non pen The teem J''''' "•7. ale wetalmwal Tat - the commercial depression of the eo*oay and the rapid de raas of prices will depend so greatly ea the nand* et 111 II DM s at= - - pee crease of the labouring population, through emigration to tlt. erather that it would be marries to SNOW to eater LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. 4 30 Rag. the Victoria mines. A patinae was in comes of denature is . . ;rdlictioas ; bat the previa*. impresas ear te be re itasews 115 911 54 preying the government to interfere, by assaying the gold - M. ee Weettless. dust which had found its way into th e market, and per. the; lootations are not likely to p miss Isms era II:7 -- Cssis Si' bet, eves if the ausaten .b os ig m i me gois o o k soo. Liwm2ool., MAT 31.-Oar abate market has been con- , t , ei nth seue „ h ear a r7 usist „, 4 4 milting it to be received in payment tor land taxes. Gold li eu , s ,. ea us basal si . the moinvosso toot d oo k s h i ji bs eldership better to.dae, and a fair business has been done at 24 . 14 iia:ir s iro u b e to the vales of 40,0001. to 60, 0001 . was in the market, sad 'Wait of our farmers have bees whissol 1649111111MMate a odmoded 7lol3l . - Ina following an the transactions :- (WA* las. Xeorl . - - was found to be wholly onmechantabla. The highest ci k .„ t h at t h ey are net lu s o tati,s, by serksea eer y Birkenhead , Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Chester and 111 54 Ilendielethadathrthemd Birkenhead), 181-Caledouian, 191-Eastern Counties, 91 la as wrier • • p.CL for gold dust paid at auction was 67 5 . 24., being a r le Mr.ll.olsess l4 IMe Ibuseleetly, unless tempted ie de se one SISMINNSINg able advance on former rates. puce,. I ke m u., r es . h e ", u p e s e n p c* . 3.16-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 721 I 1 I 1-ditto act period, bees small so with what we have OM shares) Bd.-ditto ( XL F shares 7-141 fl - et. no n 'lNgsd las di W esemseert ihmise l::. ille Ili THIS DAT. *wind a previous years, and a b roa d h a . ... a Linde. and North Western (new fshares), 61 p.- to lesstand..-- In 101 Two o'CLoox. pi maailestrd my *anneals to atmllia • meas'l vely to the Ditto (fifth 'bares) 31 p.-Manchester, Sheffield , - At the opening of the market there was some Irdidi viand.. The Isten seem* Inn the Baltic and Lincolnshire, 3/ Midland, 68 _I 5 1 5 9 681- ragrigurect SWAIM. business in Nouveau Monde shares, which advanced st a t i th at t h e ....eta in p . m . e ar s hi l an d wee , w e North Staifordshire, 1 i d.-Oxford, Woreeeter, and Wol- 85 15 ;Abadan ll 1 alts • In my MM. large ; and it would appear, therefore, that mrhomntoo Prefer lee aura. guaranteed 6 per cent .) 4 et. to ,Caledesba Al.g . _. w .$.., an as overdone with foreign supplies, at host for 14);;Shrews p•- Shrewsbury and Hereford, 31 d.-South Eastern an Is IS theme sod Mined & tine. 211-York sad North Yidland, 231-Ditto (pre- 01 all Vendee, Perth, sad Aber prem.; Baden Baden, h dim. to per. lb wheat trade has, since our last, anienned a very Iblebo . e.,_ ). i IL - Ml l th Rhenlah,..., 3 5 el. _ . aim amens ... , ll5 41 St e 4 RastAiwlise(U.lo.l4p.Cl 31 35 Clolog "Mom stn ma-, and et several of the leading enial warts inatietteeTali, MAT Jl.-1.110 Stock Exc hange has been It 1 DD. AU (74175.1 7pm Ct. - - NA Ware. rise , Paid , pries' dome a Nair nee of about Is. per qr. his bra' eibiblithed sine ream quiet , bat there has We a trifling improvement in el 61 Seeatteallata, p e..X0l 11 14 pee Caledonian, 191 ; Bast Lancashire 6 per cent., 6/ i q 111 ale de. Re. i 5 la we yesterday. to.dep. 111 %, The value of the article is fay as high be the = - - - ler.tutaral districts as in the chief eassionhig Sews, the Northern= tent., 6 1-16; Lancashire and York- to le Dna/ewe par CNA. Stoat 18 13j ad Immo i Ana Trim en per Ila D.. , mi teem the farmers having scarcely kept pace with Mimi 72 5 c. ; and North-Western New Maarten, N * 1.***81. 11 11*(1111P.C1 145 111 roo,oc) He. Asib Cellindas IL .: rand. 51 pm. • Ithellkld, 325 ; North Britisb, 75 ; North Sue cp 23 , NNlNsAlti a l:rm • d - - 13,030 10 AMOS ... l3 .. 1 tau I, a , tre , o i we lear n t h at a material rai n e ee h a d fords, 87-16. Deadm merrem .01 Par _-. 8 1 2 1 10,000 10 Araelededia 20,00 e 20 Aiintselien 2 1 fl i. 1 4 1 14..4 VilleP is the arrivals of Sour from Americo, and the Btutstrneleau, Mar 31.-This market was firmer to-day. Its IN Ofd IketheinS punt IS 13 IN I 1000th I Atairilea lreshole Winer part of the previously received supply having paned and prices advanced. Shrewsbury and Birmingham A. it 0, 11 1 pm 111 10 . 000 1 Ave Merin an 5 Idb iv, s eat hand,. the kid had hem tu u m g h um t h e were done at 71, B's at 61; and South Sta ff ord' et 1 1 . 16 GA 81 a,eoo Co Illeseanaa Rea WI Orel all .. .. N a SlVlNJheallweesa - - I 100,000 1 Mal auelralie 4301 all 1 6 its psuor , itated by the large imports of that artiele. Fine rita• 1041 10,ote 35 Biwa lap.lles. at 64. pea 245 15 , w, tt •is coup %needy Id. per 70the. deur on Terry Lune, MAT 31.-We have bed • farther improvement mln otmoologotinlitlNn - K let sane. p - - 6,000 le Da Oesemelel QOM . all - - thm 'm the d e • •s t sa d t hi s i. t in the share market this eserning, which closed firm at the i x i a mi.& mu m " _ .. , yle Del t,premiums was 11,000 30 Do. IL Jobe Del Bey lll - - 161 8,- -..7 Malatya,' Oa Friday. Tb• transactions in flour highest quotation. The following are the closing arses: : at. li 0111.16MTIM614:11, •.... - 710,000 I OiNeles Omsk all idsi fa sel...r to hav e been evehat con tweeted at that port, L ee ds Nor th am, Hi ; Neetb-Westcrns, 81 ; Lancsabire so s tramithlillerner 14 ti pa C. . , ', WS. n having rsiaed their pretension i still • Lair and Yorkshires, 721 ; Midland Stock, 681 ; South-Eastern IM all bh IS IN lit tS =firelatkil 106 I 10e,000 ll,lOl 1 I adleipm 14 - - Mot ,I bonne es pas dose, both on Tuesday and Friday, and Doerr, 2 " 1 " Pd. to 10 De. Nese ... .. le I iii,iin . II AmPaNis Owl an 11 I dki n- .r,•lu 44 Improving priors. The reports from most of 8 8 Ds. as . I 4w• 10,061 Sl au 1: , ' 4l .'r inft, mistiming town' in the north are of a siesi- - sr. Its stigacethakaarile.in 147 IN 1471 an.eas Jai's:Lis. -- an 1 1 Its ` a nion. end buyers of wheat have in general expo- .„„,.. . e ,„, ~,,,„„, e lel f Odle ',doom 4444.4 en Si ......, ...,...........-The Bishop of Chichester NlO sorb& Beewska... 100,001' Lilo =_.. • _. sn ail I X I,lerd tor...derails difficulty in purchasing, except at "stay tattier. il rate'. Ina • bill in the Hones of Lards, which kujust been platted, I & Dikenorsolladdl Pita. 30,000 LeallielthlththelesX.Co. all - - rto extend the School Site Act to schools for the sons a m 5 101 4 11 MUM -•-• ••• f II 10,00 n I New.n 9 - - demew i l for .prine eon and pulse has certainly II ni IforaMsr. sod 100,0.00 Cleamla Swir le d w ow,. the las t ... .ii , two , ~„,.. road ha ... yeomen and tradesmen, candidates for holy orders, de, Usher 419.11pir OM 1 Ipm 131 za 700,000 Nemeses Mfg& in IMD pat I 1 0t,14, rewe 1 - o" .--- •-• erected or maintained by charitable aid, in accordance with • $ 4,,,,, a ,01 m e.,43., sli see p enlifuL There has, however, been no in- 130,000 Pert Mrs I 5 die i c lira la the supplies from the growers, mud nothing has the principles of the church of England. 10 le larimaiemielet(Nce.W. 00;00 Reek .O 1 . be- L 7,900 IA *Cuba 1“ 91 101 .. ''''. t 4 lied to the belief that the quantity of barley, Tea ASLIBOUNN RAILWAY.-The completion of is im a l g o la gr °as _ " - 1: 5 al 155 10,0 I Sena itestralisa II as per '''' I t ' , . 1 . Ow hands of farmers, is larger thao; was en- the Ashboure brooch of the North Staffordshire Railway et 99 esualverk. 4 per &OWL 15 5 die moo 10 IN Wit t ce p" tl. ' l . was celebrated on Saturday afternoon, by a sumptuous a a Weesthed a lallbrany .. 1 Idb 43,174 1/.1111 thltel Waken 1,...11eis from Scotland continue to speak well of the banquet, at the Annan Ornate of the line, to which 17 13 YLVlareettle" area.. loo,na 1 West 1hr1p0e5.......- all 54 Ca ' 0 1.. ~I P(r. r ef beg.pereh 111 175 .., 1 the country, though the weather had become *bout 360 ladies . sm . d .....). (tvlted chiefly from the _ ' L0..1 cold. Th.. u.n,•..1.... ft.... 5......... f .1... ..._ i---- .......... ...t Leak 7tameamla 77 ' ( MO__ Unto - --- -.--- liewbrat trade has, absee one lade mitharnhard a very Ira toa-, sad et several of the Medias provlssiel markets a further rise of about Is. per qr. has brow estibilehat sine• **day. The value of the article is fully es high In the sac a.toral districts as in the chief seassake lowse, the de.. , MI ion the farmers having amseely kept gam. with the .l.aur.d. Free Lei rpool we learn that a nealefel hams se hat 14 's Flaw is the arrivals of flour fro= Ansains. mad the faun part vi of the pousl received mr.., hem hands, the market hat beis sig nevot ilav ist asi tho w r out , aitad by the large imports of gist snide. The. s•st was torisciinently Id. par Mbe. darer as T.esday 6 .4 , at that day sennight, mid this improvement was loatain d on Friday. The trammistlis. Is gear two to have been somewhat contracted sit that part, "J./ h.dders having raised their preterits's: MI a biz er,of 01 Wainer was done, both ea rs•sda7___sad Pi day, r s improving prices. The repasts Sri= .••••• L t. ''""' lame consuming t o wns i n th e earth are of a gni "4ll"er, and boyen of wheat have is general ripe r tomaltraLle difficulty in parekagag, except of $. 4, 41 • otana LI Isles. dussrol for spring corn and palm has certainly uithin the last week or two, green food having leene lane pisn'iful. There has, however, been no in ellut,_ a the supplies from the women, and nothing hies ~...7.Pired to lead to the belief th a t th e quan tity o f b ar l e y, the hands of farmers, is larger than: was per teN4y 'spitted. 7 4 duos from Scotland continue to speak well if tbe athe country, though the weather had beam_ mo 14 . scsibly told. he somewhat firmer tee el the es. Pre Ira the south had given confidant le bides if ri . : !.,kul fall term* were asked on Wen d ltedi ell ° milt sad Glasgow. The supplies of oil. "halt Pace with the demand, and prices withal bulti Om flommards at some of the shipping ports on the Inc toot Insh letttn give a favourable account of the sepsells °l * ''qs tad piston crop., hut stocks of all kinds a flint ,e',v.leidly becom i low in the nate, isle. The q6l k L. 4 torn nh as diminished very rapidly Ira math ' .11 4., sad alit, ly demised has consequently ~. ; 14 tames Mum at hand. I n quotations of whom= 4 ' n'• chaste of andnent items to have taken pleas; the ; 1 " ',hid rather tended upward., and the latter had been ...dus mar insiaund, notwithstanding the fall Is the kets. nt e he •Thshiss wilt at entstaim into London haws bees Tfie hal qual.ty ' , markt forward at Mark.lene b ~_ y ~"1 : 4 4 1••••iples from th e ne i g hb our i ng count i es h as , ne time L ci r. trifling , and sellers have coos alpldeviaraled full prat, amte-day many of our regular attendants wen ;b l ' l ,4cara to see the Derby run for, sold the Mar .art altogether oo a retail scale ; einglibutddllitEls lowev.r. hy (Actors mad INN 4 tuifli 4 4 tilt beginning of ths firrne FOR Saw°Le.—The Bishop of Chichester has a bill in the Haute of Lords, which haajust been printed, to extend the School Site Act to schools for the sons of yeomen and tradesmen, candidates for holy orders, fie, erected or maintained by charitable aid, in accordance with the principles of the church of England. THE ASIIBOWIN RAILWAY.—Tho completion of 1 the Aahboura breach of the North Staffordshire Railway was celebrated on Saturday afternoon, by • sumptuous banquet, at the Aahbourn terminus of the line, to which shout 360 ladies and 66wtlemm (invited chiefly from the large towns of Staff° • including Leek, Newcastle. the Potteries, and Uttoaeter), sat down. Mr. Broderick, viesechairmsn of the North Staffordshire Company, pre sided; and Mr. Brawl, the contractor, occupied the vim-chair. The toasts, besides the usual loyal ones, in cluded '• Prosperity to the town Ashbourn," The health of Mr. Brassy, ." the Chairman and Directors of the North Staffordshise Railway " " Mr.Fonyth, the engineer ,• ". Mr. Donee, the subcontr a ctor," itc.—The Chairman, In the course of his observations is proposing them toasts ex p eued his satisfaction at finding Ashbourn ' whisk used to be on the old high road by coach from Manchester end Liverpool to London, again brought by means of this branch in connexion with the new steam road., and ob served that this was in a girt measure owing to the !SW prim of Mr. Denney, believing, as he did, that the directors would have found great difficulty in carrying it out through the shareholders. lie believed that Mr. linuney, who had undertaken to make the Greet Northern, and lease the Ashhourn branch, was equal to anything is the shape of °attract, sad it had been said of him that be would under• take the national defences without difficulty. The railway wet opened to the public yesterday, and by the aid of ex cursion trips, a great number of persons were induced to pass over it from Manchester, Derby, Cttozeter, the Pot afire, Newcastle, Macclesfield, Leek, and other large towns in the neighbourhood. j i di die e 1:1 1// PI oots: to 1 Torkll POZZION I 1 In Oiled nom Ici.ruos; JO Mabel sod inertlsm Is Mot ledise S Ossel bin Dls Iss. - kintlss of Moat _ - 31 ,117 - 11 li. I% Lei..: 7 :.7 - 7 1 o ofti. priwaii ... Si Kam sod Lbw . - 14 .« M M . . . a Da OIL spa aL 162/6 6lir LI eada• dr.) II norm sal llordera .. l imbs I: = :d i X= ::: :: . ip......da.... ... . 10 her mil 6lrsomers .. 20 Mem NA Ham . .. 60 rd Noon . ... - I? Too sal Motes .- .. of Wirt Pliedr.r_ .. .. 6 Irian. of raw .. ... PUBLIC BALES. Max 31.—8 y Taltaria and Hamm, at Garraway's.— Two' freehold houses, Nos. 63 and 64, Frith-street, Soho, let on lease, for 12 yrars unexpired, at 81. per annum -7601. Life interest of a tleman aged 48 in the sum of 073/. 41 92., Th -a-Quarter per Cesta.-3161. An estate at —1 1 7201. Meier/. NISIIIT and LOUND, at OSlT&WAy'S.—Lease, good-will, and pooramisa of tho Castle, Kent-street, South- work, held for N ran at 801. per annum-1,2301. [AdVertiACMINILI.-ROLLOWAT'S PILLS AN UN mute ilassisv sea Inn 0411 MON WI Uptown r n. -David eartare Ilshorm de re "ow Nereid," published M his Mir 1 et hairy. WIP deliewia• ezUacedaity ears, whirh lea= mar ble ribs I-4 desilerra et Sir borony w o s s hid salbeel *Rpm teem a dfasodervd Neer, se. sumpaint a IP dad =sled advise ler One Tem "whilli i :Melle. /14 Ps& he Ira mow Sts i loilessarS i m e d deir aseelisal NNW sous pv• Illia , V iba sod parsilidso Ma Se spy anal sod sap. Ow disk ars Is VIPs is d ewe et his waft pi reelared bis Is pal isailL—dald ill .Iruggift, awl at Trediner Iblimpers eslysesp, 544, lihrel, ' Lasko. 1 B 11 41 NI IN r,.. 4 ad 4 ' IT" i'l NI II II 1.1 t ad : d le I z . I= AWAY .% IN 14 upward including Granadan, Venezuelan, Siidinian, - Peruvian, Mcu can, and Spanish. It is rather surprising that tho intelligence of the growth of hostile feelings . between several of the Spanish American states, arising out of the expedition of General Flores, should be the signal for an improvement in the value of them bonds, as parties best acquainted with the position of affairs in those countries prognosticate the recur rence of a season of agitation that cannot fail to have a most injurious effect on all the states involved. Although the report of New Granada having de clared war against Peru for the assistance presumed to have been rendered to Flores by that state is not officially confirmed, yet it is confidently stated that a loan of 2,000,000 dole. is to be raised by the new Oranadan government, by force or other wise, with a view to increasing and equipping the army, and co-operating with the government of the Ecuador in repelling the invasion. The President et New Granada, in his message to the Chamber, ex pressly alludes to Peru as having abetted Flores in his expedition, and demands authority to confiscate the property of all foreigners or others residing in New Granada who may be adjudged guilty of aiding in the movement. As the President states his con viction that the object of General Flores is the re establishment of a monarchical government on the South Pacific coast, under the Spanish rule, it can scarcely be regarded as surprising that he should make common cause with the state upon which the General is preparing to make a descent. To-day's sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100. Chilian Six per Cents., 105. Dutch Two-ancl-a-Half per Cents., 62, k ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 93. French Four and-a-Half per Cent. Routes, 99f. 25e. (exchange, 25f. 50c.) Granada Deferred Bonds, 91. Mexican Old Bonds, 311; ditto, New Three per Cents , 251 25, 1. Peruvian Actives, 1023, 103 • ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 631, 63, 64. S ardinian Five per Cents., 97, 961, a, 971. Spanish Pas sive Bonds, 53 ; ditto, Old Three per Cents., 473, ' t, r ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, , 21, A ; ditto, Committee's Certif., 3 per cent. eneznelan Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 393, 1. The continental letters received to-day confirm the report of the failure of Messrs. Emanuel and Son, of Hamburg. The amount of liabilities is stated at a million and a half of marks bent*, or about 120,0001., but the loss will, it is expected, fall chiefly on foreign • places, more especially on Vienna, Berlin, and Frank fort. The business of the firm was formerly in the colonial produce trade, but the failure is stated to be ' mainly owing to extensive speculations in foreign ' bonds and railway shares. The rumours from Vienna, to the effect that a second loan of three millions sterling was in course of nego tiation in the London market, gave rise to some dis cussion this afternoon. In many quarters the loan just taken by the Rothschild' was understood to be referred to. This, however, is not ex actly .the case, as we understand th at M. Bren tano, the Austrian commissioner, was actually instructed to endeavour to effect the negotiation of the other three millions here. With the small encou ragement afforded to the issue of a larger loan, and in the fear lest the whole project might be thus de hated, it appears that the imperial commissioner has mattented himself with attempting to obtain two mil -1 boos and a quarter in this market, leaving the other million and a quarter to be raised at Frankfort end other continental bourses, as may be found most prate ticable by the great monetary supporters of the .Ami trian government. We learn from Holland that the agreement be tween thegovernmcnt and the Dutch Rheehileilway Company, which has already received the sanction of the 2nd Chamber, was unanimously agreed to by the Ist Chamber on Friday last. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various English securities cited at the a of the prices now ruling. Where the aste risk') is prefixed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of interest is less the income tax. It will be sees that in every ease we take the rate of Interest declared for the last half-year as the basis of our salculatiee. To render the results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest which may have accru ed since last dividend period, should in each ease be taken into amount. lam tar Pat Oman ...... pries 1041 *id priest. CI 19 Three per Ont. Itsdaset .. S 0 New nrearial.s.aarew par Cana_ let i. 8 3 8 brat Mask (dl.. it tas rate of 11 per MM. NV swam) 221 .. S la el Wag 11Wir m axiiia a oat. tv sa.) 273 I. 111 II par et. 1a ga1k 1a....................... 3 3 104 gad 881110 % 181. PM (rallut- Ms' PP. " lesildk. i per swam imam) 224 . 4 0 0 Ness Wallin. Shaft (ak. at the in s e el Spar imal. per sass) O4 a Ismadhre and Tatildire 4100 Illsok 9 (00r. at is Ms et 3 pr slat per Landau ams.) sad Se a Warms WA* 92 Want ate rate el fit mast PR lIIIIBiII tracks sad Marta Waters titask• (Av. at 11111 rate of 6 per amt. per atm) IllillaidateelMillv. at the rateeflif per reat. Sala arena perass.) Make est (01v. at the 611 a rata al pw at& _seselal.- 08 1 a Tott.loass lle rada, sad isrwlek Stalks (die. st the Me et 1 par reat. pee sansail The imports of bullion and specie this week have been large, comprising 1,240,617 dole. by the West India steamer Parana, of which 690,289 dols. were in silver and 637,933 dole. in gold; 4601. from Gib raltar and Oporto by the Jupiter; 75,000 dole. by the Baltie from New York ; 27,000 ounces of Australian I E i l r d t ly the Himalaya, besides 14,000 ounces by the Ann, and 6 packages of gold dust by the I Stirlingshire, all from our southern colonies. The total value of these imports may be stated at about 420,0001. The exports, on the contrary, have been smaller than alma/ The account of the shipments of the metals direct from the port of London =l7 lll the week ending Thursday last is as follows : Gold coin: to Hamburg, 600 oz. Silver coin : to Bou logne, 8,300 oz.; to Belgium, 42,000 oz. Silver ban: to Rotterdam, 336 oz.; to Bombay, 971 os. This gives a total of 500 oz. of gold and 61,607 oz. of silver, of the aggregate value of only about 13,8001. The exports further include, according to our re turns, 25,000 F. in gold coin by the Roxburgh Castle from the Thames, and 15,018/. by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Iberia for Gibraltar. The total exports from the kingdom are thus raised rt 4 3 4 II 14 14 I 17 64 4 0 10i 3111 I II I LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For Account. _ PARIS. Mar 31. rof 11 Money. 1 1 Openllllgbost. Lowest. CRAM. —• , 1 40 711 5 7155 71 13 ' , l 35 :Mr Cents 99 9$ 99 90 99 93 99 85 95 90 4par Canto. 5 per Cents 3 per Cents. New Loan ... .. ... ... Exchange on London : at debt, 25 45 ; 90 days, 25 35. Belgian, 5 perCt.l34o 1004 Money Karla, Rents Do. Boman 5 per Cants 98 ... Do. 3 p. Piedmont 5 Ct 97 .. Treasury Boob ... . Do. 1, 1351 Etats, MAT 31.—St. Germain, 875 ; Versailles (right bank), 360; ditto (left bank), —; Paris and Orbon., 1,190; Paris sad Rouen, 795; Roma and Havre, 287 50; Mantilla' and Avignon, /52 50; Strasbourg and Bale, 342 30; Centre, 595. Orleans and Bordeaux G2l 25; Northers, 590; Paris and . itrx , vatrg, 561 75 ; Parts ;rid Lyons, 013 73; Tours and Manua, 37250; Mon. terean and Troy.., 177 SO; Dieppe and Fecamp, 240; Bordeaux end and Taste, 140 , Paris and Noma. 90. MADAM, MAT 26.—Three per Cents. Consols, 44 ; after Bolas, 44c. Three per Cents. Deferred, 22} ; after Bolas, 22 1-16 c. Debt (let class), 8; • after Bohm, 81c. ; (2nd class), 5 5-16 p.; after Boise, 5 5-16. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 103 c. Ex change on London, 50.40. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANK—THIS DAY. To-day is a holiday in the Colonial produce market ;no public sales of Sugar or Coffee. Suosa.—Th;s article has a firm appearance. Sales to some extent are declared for to-mor:ow. Corral.—Good ordinary native Ceylon quoted steady at 445. (3d. TEL.—There is a fair demand for good and fine qualities. COTTON.-1,200 bales sold yesterday, on 'Change, and a fair demand esists to-day. SALTrirraz —4OO bags sold in public sale ; refraction 10} to 10, 245. ad. to 265. 61. In other articles no alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is steady with but little doing. Town Tallow is quoted 38e.; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 375. ; October to December (1862), 325. 9d. to 38s. ; on or before the end of May, 375. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mesas. Cooper and Davis report trade heavy. Prime Meadow Hay, 72e. to 80s.; inferior ditto, 6.55. to 705.; Row's, 80e. ; Clover, 85s. to Pds. ; second cut, 78s. to 84s. ; Straw, 23.. to 28s. LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. LONDON, MONDAY, MAY 31. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 1,640 firkins Butter, and 2,620 bales of Bacon; and from foreign ports 7,920 casks Butter, and 180 bales Bacon. For Irish Butter the sale has been good; best brands of Waterfords and Clownels being offered at a reduction of about 3s. per cwt. for immediate delivery, met a fair de mand; Limericks and low quality Corks were in request at previous rates. Bost Dutch advanced about 2.. per cwt. The Bacon market remains very firm, with a fair amount of Bales during the week; towards the close an advance of Is. per cwt. was obtained for choice parcels of Waterfords. ;Rock and deliveries for the week ending May 29th Boris. room. Roth Delivery. Stook. Delivery. 1630 3,140 1,690 4,1160 1,630 1031 6,460 1,630 6,000 1,310 1831 l,llO 1,640 4,140 1,900 NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL, MAY 31. Although fair average time-of-year supplies of each kind of meat have been on sale in thew markets since our last re port, the general demand has ruled steady, and prices have had an upward tendency. Per Vb. by the camas. ad. s.d. Inferior Beef 3 3 1 I Ilitklllag ditto 2 8 Prime large ditto 2 10 3 • Ditto mall ditto I S $ 4 Veal 3 4 4 4 Lamb, 4.. PRICES OF BUTTER, .. d. s. d. leerier Mutton.. ...... 2 • 2 10 ldata. ........ $ 0 3 4 ditto Lane Pork 6=4 Pork 3 1 3 • I. to 3s. 2d. CHEESE, HAM, &e. S. AL PANbad, par art 7O 10 72 Kiel 6B 70 Dorset. my 76 30 06:55w 051 60 Waterford. Cork Lizteriek 80go huh Iliatler. par dam 8 II as n i t 6 . lrkparewt 6O TO 06 66 Doable Gloomier, per e. a. eat. 49 42 IVlsame a°. Wegaorakad do. Irtab do. American do. .. Wiltahlre Bacon, green 34 04 Waterford Batton 32 S 4 Haaburgt do.. .... . 30 32 Ameriona — ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET, MAT 31. Our market for this article is steady, and, as it now comes more uniform in quality, prices are kept close together. Dorset, do* weak? 76e. to ROB. per mot. Do. middling Devon 614. to t4e. Preen to. to Weald, perdu. tbs. PRINCR RAILWAY TILATIPIC.—The following are the last returns of the glow moll* of the pal Fres& [ways : NOR as.—Frowa May IS to C 1 7 119 : rateengera, 340,1091.; goods, 266,394 f.; total, 6e9,461f. Room —Roo May 16 to May 22: Praeger% 93,89111. ; goods, 92,192 f.; total, 197,990 f. 41 ,43 Haes 9l.; a—Pross , May 16 to May 23: Panniers, 716,9941 f. ; goods, total, 111475 E OILLEARO AIM V isazow.—Froat May 17 to May 23: Panelist% 140.9401.; goods. 176,1901.; total, 317,1411 f. Boaosses.—From May II to May 17: Passacera 63,270/.; "yak 86,379 f. • total, 199,6119 f. Natress.—Prom May 13 to May 19: Palmation , . 32 . 4411 .1 Mast 36,0431.; total, 7 4.3271. lITUAIICRIIO.—From May 13 to May 19: Palomar% 133,11111.; goads, 102,32111.; total, 138,1494 BALL—FIom May 10 to May 16 : Passogers, 23,7114 nowt.; total, 43,1, 3Sf. Mo o.—Peost Kay IS to May 19: PasseordettitgowN 1. goods, 12,3111 f. ; total, 23,9,10 f. 3f*adoilds,—From May 7 to May 13 : Pssaeogors, 46,31 a 111619111, 85,391 f.; total, SLIM. Leoss.—Trosa May 16 to May 13: Pamagara, 223,3,44 FINK • 119 73614 total, 1143 . 1 26 f. . *arms—From May 17 to May 23: Posseogets, 47,09q11111194—•-• I 3,7111.; 72 , 6 184 • ‘l-, ' • _•`_ 1