The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-01 00:00:00

~ ~ _~ / -~ ~i` Tte 41fInt“ No. 2,0624 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENIII(3r, APRIL 1, 1853, (iILEAT T. ITED TLN MINING COMPAX c m ,tts.e of blowwwasset Ceir to annnunee that they here dolt. ttittY. LIE.* the ALU7fAIEST or the sH a ItEn In this fa er rent that, using to U. e applinrion• belie so br,a , es • ! .• t isul'aal they have tin troOlshivher •• • 1- „,„ r ; 4 4 to •• p 4t.t many animals, who wand otherwise bare bah et.:.tinl t., ya, argoolt.t the Alotteee, that they hart etc Tuntio tote the patch me of a superior new engin, ewer t oat the At. Foutalry, sow in course ot • , • ti. oh..'• t.e usalters have eontruete.t to Oct ue complete trot.w r.sfr• tY r . ' l4 ihn. I , In.f in the pre r;,.. I :Le v 41.. lb• Clueitur.oe therefore toottli rely expezt " • alt ;an t po•ltiar 'balm three afontbs Irv= this state. atop, iarch 31, 11$3, BUM OF ENOLAND.—Accor tee the week eading Mar. It, leer • WWI. arism Neese ...... g..1,3dt.w.5 U.vernment NU_ susiso Other heeirttlie %NUN flo:d (.7, to au ItaLk 1&504t9 milver Malawi 19.1:A ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 24 11-16. Mexican New, 25 13-16. Th e Spanish Committee's Certifi cates, 8 9-16. Austrian Fivo per Cent. Metallics, 81 Granada Deferred, 111. Portuzuese New, 39 3-16. Spanish Old Thr ee p er C en t., F ore i gn , 4sa . Subjoined are the railway traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published SHARE LISTS. [THREEPENCE. from SunlerlatuTs is still very large, and taming out good work for tin. Tw•o tons of blaele tin are wady for the smelting house. At Bedford United the lode in the 113 east is 4 feet wide, and yielding 4 tons of or pv: fatil:lm. A parcel of 161 tons of copper ore was weightal ota Thursday last, a:.tl the next parcel is computed at 162 tons. THURSDAY RYINING. Tho railway market was firm in tone this morning on the strong appearance of Consols, but sales checked any tendency to improvement. London and North Western stock was especially brought to mar ket on Liverpool orders. At four o'clock this depart ment was generally flatter on the decline in Consols. The exception throughout the day was Oxford and Woreesters, which touched 251 to t, being an ad vance of more than 11. per share, and closed 25 to 3 654.0.6 I'2 644 005 . 1 1 / 1 2.111 , 11 54455tatnat. hetilstoreCaplaa3....i.4.462,om i titirernTent leconnes Iles 3,07.638 1 411:14 , ..D10t Weloot ht4.nbenuit•tinelvii. Anontt.) . —. 113.464.536 M 1i5......„ ttm. Wake, Otlittannirnio• Co - sttia.. .4 National I Non. —._ .... . Debt. a. 4 F.v. Ant.P.i 2.441.',52 , (101 l and I'ver Cola 5.21.991 Oliter 1/.:;MIiill ... 12.111.752 , 44410 411 Ind iier ' w:de tssi.bei 140. 7 Z.2111 March 31 , 15:3. sco.ns :sv M. MAIISUALL, Met tnoberit. SUGAII.—The average price of Sugar, the prods,* of the British pott.t.tions in America. computed Irons the re. turns made iu the wetk coding the f."Jad Itlsreh, 1853, is 2,.. 10fd. Sugar the produce of the Mauritius, 28s. 4d. Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, 275. sd. The average pries cf the three foregoing descriptions of Sugar, jointly, is 275. it:. 1853. 1833. 1831. London and NorthWestern-L45,442 „142,30 .. £11,166 Lancashire and Yorkshire 18,101 .. 16,891 .. 14,779 London and South Western 10,139 .. 9,204 .. 8,934 London and Brighton 0 reat Western .. _ ----___ _ A mid o f DEP OSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. RINTUTIOCNT 01 , (31 0 1TAL. z/m4 DE•IK. pp, cd_lNVl;glDiti 110XLIr are THIS DAY—Two o'CLocz. The railway market is very inactive, but steady in character. London and South-Westerns are better, and Oxford and Woreesters fully maintain their ad vance. Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee shares, how ever, arc lower. .ted to t,.. pia. it th. , allt•ritANCE and INVl.sT var.:4. ay • b!ch a Cidh rate of taterrst maybruh f.::ad w.th perteet arturity. out tr,. o.4rMatioa may be bad at the OtEce. or Kat, pr: !rat, orlall'a*.. PkTISIt NIORRI‘ON. Maaag fag Director. ;......Lag.Tll4,446l , llaltlife, 69114011. 3 71 C 7/ 341 361 TILE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS at the last half ontwy Iris pored beyond quartile tint itOWLAN Ds' V tCe 4 ohl OIL swerwes sinitulATlY lonas in the , ree,retioa, red improetioret of 1 am= iser, mel when e., :tat two ladett. Thm stelseind Oi Ymem min really t be the chasm; and impsefat le ell ether prepare. ;IL• K.? tbe r l• meant. it from tolling el or tarried pray seett t At—pr.:omm . a thick awl dexeriset grown% (pea Kart etel .dr ill —and makes It beeetlfully sun, ue, and it'atny. Its aperattuu is ewes of bidders, le peculiarly ec:lr. . And to Ile growl' at ea/Ankeny eyebrows, bad ewastach.o., It nus atimii: am operation. Ter chilies* It is especially as troWne the beds of • to heed of hair.— aa d bottles Owed te leer isaaah 10s. Cd all urub a era me. SI,. Catalogs—US the wrapper of seen bottle ae the wad., “ 14. w 1e Me me SU' ia two Ume.—Dial bA. deettl.AND ald PUN. , 20, diattoevedsn, larks; mad bv so: Perfumes. TH E 1) A I LY NEWS. Imedwi Mowing riper, price 3d. cal Wiwi. ibr GAILY Km's to at tha bead of the L im& hoe of Gnat lintmly advouting free someone u. its broadest raw, tn.l sit r suol aad yrtctioal reforms whether petaled, anti!, w watoLetieal. to we titi It sir! 'tin Mita General New,—ln the wens, el Ito . tbo ample, manful. and timpanist &waster of It. coo, nor. and :a ths saiersaatilsaad a rads I is nit lb. City, hallway, Nal ldwasiary Ardsiss.— ga l'avn aootromsol. h I ' , War • wore Ilst of Shipping than say gabs/ papay— a ~:a.roy early Nell of Sh'ppiag a dos ladsas Seas by linty wormed eau —,D4 the only did; Made( Pap" with ha sf pehalrL y where. fasaLies, s being that only mar Wide@ the Twee whits mamba. sad Las always easlads4l3gig essst us. seledeerite olornseeverftr. 11, ,ftirros is rob: tam: Ii mhowa by tae Ist NOM of sissic yob id the yen tato to I. lest %Wefts ill lama it will to tees that ilia mar pppaggn= in a Law awry', hod IS toe yeas Maim Na smagionsingsgssoili Wefts. ettooftsks .......... ..... Warms Yen bosons Mane. ll5l LIMON VAIL% NEWS it sainaatl anatirm tau of Me= 1 2eattelliDE open weratly smutted by • esellespefty: AIM' lady Yaws ' is the yeempai 1 - is I al the Losers sassing pip m Ns die Ord it toolt a lle=lemeis high Wend terra easkftelly that lllievellem whisk Is dearly tale eplelea Beftleftl ; iftl abssi:b with ths asssadidgbast swift re iet of the wa tts OM • T peek awl with Se Impel wheelli '—obeefted by say Ede paper. he pellftel ogee thee eterespo wee wde with ift weastenial telenee To le wheel el say Bookseller sr Newsom la the leash= ; or at sI Melt t, Vbashalren, Leda. flit I CUL cdaa, YERWELL'S iad MEDICI : WORKS,. a. IV3AT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. U. LECTURE TO YOUNG NUL rn. HOW TO SS NAITY. rv. MORAL AND PHYSICAL INJOYNECT V. ON SPECIAL MUSSEL VI. THI LNSTITIJTES or MANMADE LH% in. DISEASES Or WHIM. ittNAILY DEILINGEMINTS, CONSTIPATION, Yd HANOI!. ZOIDP. OP UP!. S. L'401.011. IRISH, sad IiOUTCH LAM. II vela, la. orel. TITODOPATUT; OR. Tin COLD WATER CURL errood, 33, PaterooKer-row; Cerrelbn. 147. Illost+Doot: Wow, Corslth. tad all boo milers aed M. Z. CohorwoU, M.D., 10, Deli..4l4..Dowasugwet. who nay be wowiltal deny from WWI 5, toi al. SECOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WAR-OFFICE, APitth I. Royal Regiment of Horse Gisards.—Staff-Surgeon of the Second Clam Coamo Gordon Logie, M.D., to be surgeon, vice George Gulliver, who retires upon half-pay. 3rd Dragoon Guards.—Lieutenant Henry Heywood Lou dile to be captain, by purchase, vice Broughton, who retires; Cornet John David Hay Hill to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lonsdale. ls Dragoons—Lieutenant George Campbell to be captain, by purchase, vice bionic, who retires; Cornet St. John William Chiverton Charlton to be lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Campbell. Coldstream Guards.—Assistant-Surgeon John Wyatt, from tbe sth Dragoon Guards, to be assistant-surgeon, vice Sleekest, promoted. lit Regiment of Foot.—Brevet-Lieut.-Col. Burton Days my to be major, without purchase, vice Brevet-Lieut.- Colonel Deane, deceased; Lieut. Spencer Vansittart to be captain, without purchase, vice Darnley; Ensign Montague Adam H. Legge to be lieutenant, without pur chue, vice Vansittart. 13M Foot.—Captain Wiliam Henry Underwood, from half pay 21st Light Dragoons, to be captee, vice Mein, who melanges ; Lieutenant John Busby to be captain, by purchase, vice underwood, who retires ; Ensign Edward Bold to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bushy. 2 , 4 n Foot —Ensign Edward Raiford Pierce Elderton to be bentienset, by purchase, vice Roberts, promoted; Lieu tenant William Edward Wallace to be adjutant, vice Roberts, promoted. 27 :kt hoot —Ensign Joseph O'Loghlin, from the 95th Foot, to be image, vice J. W. B. O'Logh:in, promoted. Foot.—Assistant-Surgeon William Johnstone Fyffe, 31.11, from the staff, to be asaistant-surgeon, vice John ilocnamara, M.D., who retires upon half-pay. IOM Foot—Resign Alfred Henry Waldy to be lieutenant, ...by purchase, vies Eustare, who retires. •)n Foot—James Nicholas Bell, gent., to be assistant iieceon, vice Scot, promoted in the 48th Foot. fish Foot—Major Daniel Rainier to be lieutenant-colonel, hi b 7 ehs's, viee brevet-colonel Sir Colin Campbell, C IS., who retires upon half-pay, as a iieutenant-colonel, unattached; Brevet-Major Edmund Ilaythorne to be major, by purchase, vice Rainier; Lieutenant Octavius Istombe to be captain, by purchase, vice Haythome; Ensign Norris Goddard to be lieutenant, by purchase, tin Letouchei; Sergeant-Major John Gillespie to be quarter-master, vice John Riordan, who retires upon 411-pay. U 4 West India Regiment.—Major Herbert Mends to be lieutenanucolonel, without purchase, vice Jones deceased; Captain Henry Wase Whitfield to be major, without por de*, vice Mends ; Captain Herbert Watkin Williams W,Oll, from the 7th hoot, to ho major, by purchase, et* Whitfield, whose promotion, ny purottnoo , on the 15th February, 1951, kat been cancelled ; Leatenant William Elliott Mockler, to be captain, with en! purchase, vim Whitfield; Ensign Horatio James Was to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Mockler; (carrison-Serj.ant Major John Kavanagh to be ensign, 'Plume purchase, vice Wise. STAFl.—Robert Ferguson, gent., to be assistant lopes to the Forces, vice Lapsley, appointed to the 74th Foot. fitai,g.ceoria.—Msjor-Oentral Sir Henry Floyd, Bart., euutenaat-eolecel on half-pay unattached) has been per cabal to retire from the service by the sale of his coca tosion. The promotion of Lieutenant James Owen Bovill, of the 2nd West India Regiment, by purchase, ca the 15th of February, 1853, in succession to Captain Waitfield, has been cancelled. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aram I. 1 1.! Ermintent of Artillery —Lieutenant-General Sir Ro bert Williams Gardiner, K.C.B , to hr nolone! command la', vier Lientenazit-General lanes Webber Smith, C. 8., de:esscil. oils It Engineer.—Brevet-Major Robert Keats -1.7 Dawson to be lieutenant - colonel ; Brevet-Major livery Tucker to be lieut •nant.colonel, vice Forbes, tie !mad 'vend Captain Charles Duesbery Robertson to or captain, vier Tucker. BANKRUPTS. BV3ITI/00,11111., LINJAYTI BVNTINO, jun., RUPEILT DUILIANT, Norwich, tallow chandlers. Basar Cauterstart, Tacbtiourne-street, Edgewarc ntA tabiaet maker. him Samsa, Air•etreet. Piccadilly. licensed victualler. Att3l►3lnra WALK IR. Bath. brewer. Tautest NATHANIIL ASlffickr, TOOTH, currier. 1 ' ),1 31 Yam Manua, Lascashire, miller. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION'. Joan Erni, Drunidryea, Edinburgh, brewer, decesied. MONEY MARKET. TII eIISDAY The English stock market opened with a firm ap pearance to-dvy, Consols improving to 100 3-16 for time, but it would appear that sales, chiefly specula tive, were made at this slight advance above par, these operations being encouraged by the intelligence received in the afternoon of some alleged unpleasant feeling of the government of the United States ia re ference to the proceedings of our naval force at Hon duras. The consequence was a decline to 99 to 100, for both money and account, the "bears," as usual, eagerly seizing upon this incident. At half-put four o'clock, however, the market resumed a firmer tone, and Consols finally closed buyers at par for time. The government broker continues his invest ments, taking another parcel to-day at I above par. The only other business in this department was in South tea Stock at 1111. Generally, prior to the re ceipt of the news by the Pacific, the appearance of the various security markets was rather improving, but they became flatter in the afternoon in sympathy with Consols. The position of affairs at home is cal culated to give support to the market, and is appa rently not without its effect. Amongst the favour able influences referred to are the continuance of the imports of gold ; the cessation of the shipments of the precious metals to the Continent; the near approach of the quarterly dividend period; all involving a check to the late upward tendency of the money market; the improved appearance of the weather; and the anticipation that in the ensuing quarter there will be a large sum to be invested on account of the sink ing fund. On the other hand, it is always noticed that an advance of Consols to par, or a little above, leads to a fuller supply of stock, and now that the money market is so steadily maintained at a mini mum rate of 3 per cent. for discounts, it is scarcely probable we can have any rush for investment at the present prices of our home government se curities. The Juno Exchequer Bills were sold at 7e. and 6s. rem., whilst in the March issue there were transac tions at 10s. and 6s. prem. India Bonds mark 4.55., 475., and 425. prem. The foreign stock market presented little feature. The settlement of the account was to-day brought to a close. Spanish Bonds remain scarcely changed, the Deferred Threes closing 241 to 25/. Mexican Bonds arc very firm, and left off 26 to 4. Hopes are entertained that the government of Banta Anna, of whose return to power little doubt seems now to be entertained, will be a more vigorous one, and that some remedy will be applied to the disastrous posi tion of affairs in that republic. Granada Bonds ►re very firmly supported. It is considered that the prospects of this state are greatly improved by the projected shipcanal and other works; and now that the governments of Europe are intimating their approval l of this great project, there is more disposition to can vass it in an intelligent and cosmopolitan spirit. The account of the interview of the promoters of the ship canal with the Emperor of France was perused with interest, and satisfaction is felt at the expressed dis position of the Emperor to give encouragement to all works by which the course of commerce may be ac celerated, and the barriers against war consequently strengthened. The purchases of Greek Bonds conti nue, and the price to-day reached 9. Turkish Scrip left off at 2/ to / premium. Other stocks present no feature, the real transac tions being scanty. Sales are thus marked : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 984. Dutch Two-and•a-Half per Cents., 651 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 984. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, coupon, 231. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ex overdue coupons, 9. Mexican Three per Cents., 254 ; ditto for account, 15th April, 26/. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 88 ; ditto Scrip, 34, 31 prem. Portuguese Four per Cents, 391, f, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 49, /, 48i ; the Committee's Certificates, 81, 81 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 2 prem. Vene zuela Deferred One per Cent., 161. Gold continues to flow in from Australia. Intelli gence was received this morning of the arrival off Penzance of the Meteor, from Melbourne, with 44,704 ounces of gold, worth fully 178,0001. She sailed on the 29th November, and consequently brings no late news. Notice has been issued that shares of the Luccit and l'istoja Railway, upon which the 11. call now overdue is not paid, will on the 2nd April become forfeited. There was not much movement in the shares of the Australian land and banking companies to-day, but prices were generaly rather firmer:—Sham of the Bank of British North America were done at 60; London:Joint Stock Bank, 21.1; London and West minster Bank, 35 ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 48k, 48; Victoria Ducks, new shares (21. paid), 41 • Australian Royal Mail Steam (6/. paid), %it ; British American Land, 64, 1; Crystal Palac e s (M. paid), 6: ; General Screw Steam Shipping (121. paid), 11}; Royal Mail Steam, 78. Royal - Danish Railway shares aro quoted 21 to 3 prem.; Frankfort, Wies baden, and Cologne Railway, par to # prom. In the market for AmeriCanstockstiis week there has been an increased demand for investment, and prices generally show an improving tendency. There appears to be an impression that the cheek which has been administered to speculation in the United States will be attended with a salutary effect, and will eventually tend to strengthen the market for sound . American securities. It appears doubtful, however, if the pressure in the money markets of the Uuion has quite passed over yet. The present quotations of this market are thus reported by Messrs. 1). bell, Son, and Co. Naleetnable. Dividends. Prime. ended elates S per Ct. PA& 1465 Jan. and July 97 49 Ditto 6 per Cent ads. ... le 62 Jan. and July 164 193 Do. 5 per tA. do. do. ... 1669 Jan. and July 110 111 De. 6 pw Ct. lure. 8t05k...1667.16‘1 Jan. and July 109 110 DA dm 136) Jan. sad July 103 104 New York State 3 per Cie. 16164969 Quarterly 96 100 Feriasyleania 3 per Ct Feb. and Aug. 67 49 Mk 3 per Cent. Conte 1 ,12 Jan. and July 92 91 Ilaweebinette 3 peril. liter. 80c11164 Ap. and (let. 1071 1061 ite l ryientl 6 Pret.rter.Bas. Jan. end Jul 99 In+ Illsgiuin I per Ct. lose. et 11147.1973 Jan. and Jul y 95 97 Creinia i; per Cent. Conde 146 Jan. and July not 114 Kentucky 6 per Cent...." . 1969 Jan. and July 97 116 Boo:on 4:ay 41i per Cent Sterling Benda Montreal City 6 per QM& 1107.1863 A Ml4 " b ' 87 1 ! I Ind mad (AR. New Turk atyl , WrCtre 13334370 Quarterly 96 97 New Odessa City 11 par Cent — Jan. and July 92 91 renereylrelin Centel' Nall ltd.', per Ceuta Flill.delphia and Ikarung keil. ltd. O per Ct. Yon dere N.sd, New York and Erie Sewn wet.. Convertible New York and Erie b.. Teo let Cann, lot inundate 1368-1599 Day and Nov. 169 Ditto WM per cent., 2nd mortgage 31ieb!pan Central 9 per Ours 1060 Ap it and Oct. 105 lie fireweed k Koanneike 7• pe- Ct. a. Morto4e . 1 N'ifo Fob. and Aug. 84 RI The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Wed nesday are thus reported by Mr. Iteuter's telegra phic expressi—butch Four per Cents., 95 13-16; Micll..nd South Eastern York and North Midland York, Newcastle. es:Berwick 14,793 .. 13,261 .. 13,269 Bhrewsnury and Cheater 1,892 .. 1,593 .. 1,657 Great Northern 14.185 .. 10.1,67 .. 7,218 Chester and Holyhead Shropshire Union 622 .. 559 .. 509 Exeter and Crediton Eilstol and Exeter Manchester & Soutlif unction 647 ~ 511 .. 392 East Lancuhire 4.583 .. 4,395 .. 3,720 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,060 .. 13,421 .. 12,397 East Anglian 713 .. 585 .. 594 Leeds Northern 1,220 .. 948 ~ 867 South Yorkshire Kendal and Windermere _ 110 163 160 Mar,c.,Shefficid &Lincolash. 7,332 .. 6,571 .. 6,004 Oxford and Worcester 1,015 Stockton and Hartlepool 2,067 .. 1,534 1,154 Birkenhead, Lancuhire, and Cheshire Shrewsbury & Birmingham 757 .. 576 .. 604 Newcastle and Carlisle Total £223,279 196,316 162,084 The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the correspocding lines), are as fol low : Gross amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 18.53 £222,119 4,5371 .... £4B 19 0 1852 196,244 .... 4,3971 .... 44 12 6 1851 182,084 4,3681 .... 41 13 7 This comparison is extremely favourable. The improved expect of the weather has doubtless its in fluence in increasing the receipts, but some allow ance must also be made for the development of traffic that always takes place just before Easter, which this year has fallen more than a fortnight earlier than last year. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 18-53. 1&12 Obisgow and South Western £4,329 .... £3,769 Caledonian 8,871 .... 8,141 Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central Scottish Midland Junction 6lB .... 865 North British Aberdeen Dundee and Perth 1 The Irish returns are : Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Ulster Londonderry and Enniskillen Cork anct Bandon Waterford and Limerick Cork, Blackrock. and Passsffe• • • • Dublin and Belfastiunction Great Southern and 'Western 1853. £733 214 1,1'26 311 178 .... 4;6 141 .... 1,236 .... 4,617 .... THIS DAY.—Two o'CLosic. .. _ 1552. £593 194 900 250 147 420 131 720 4,416 The English stock market to-day is steady in tone, though business is extremely inactive. Consols have been sellers for money and buyers for time at 100 all day. The government broker has made his usual investment at par. No other stock has been touched. Rather more business has been done in Exchequer Bills; the June issue marks 8s lls., 78., and 12s. prem.; ditto March, 7s. and 6 s : prem.; and India Bonds, 475. prem. Foreign stocks era firm, but participate in the ge neral inactivity. Mexican and Greek bonds continue very firmly supported. Mexican mark 26/ • Greek, 9; Sardinian Fives, 971 ; the Spanish Com mittee's Certi6cates, 8,1 per cent ; Russian Fives, 1181; Portuguese Fours, 391; Danish Threes, 83 to 841 ex ' div. • Peruvian scrip, 31 to prem.; Dutch Fours, 96k ex div. •• LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARES, almice Moser. Opening Vet ncouusa. like. Lowel Qoithg. 79 70 79 711 79 70 101 - 0 16.23 , 8 per Cents. —....... 79 SS , 79 33 . . 54 per CeWs., ISM 19 73 • ... • . 44 per Cents.. 18S1 NM 5 :' 103 15 1 101 23 4.er Cenut. 3; er (.swte.New .. i . ... ... Biel...nee on Londoo : &talent, 25 74; 93 days, 24 91. 11110rina, •perCLlB4O Money danger Mate — *NW,. Do. 44 Do. 25 Piedmont a p.Ct.„ .. 98 33 . Tenantry Bonds De. S. 1852 PARIS, MARCY 31.—St. Germain, 1,760; Versailles (right ' bank), • ditto (left tank), 335; Para and Orleans, 1,083; Paris and . Rouen, 1,030; Konen anti Ulm', 513; Mareelike and Arnim a (Converted:, • Btrasboure and Baia, MS ; Pl:.rthern, 902 SO ; Parts and . I t;nsbours, 835; Patio and Lyons, 951 23; Lyons and Mediterranean, 810 ; Guest, 731; Menne and /R. Disler to Gray, 339: Para. and aterbanrir, 617 50 ; Non and Besancon, 560; Midi, 617 50; Monteresu and! Proyes, 292 SS Dieppe and hemp, 330; Andredeux and Roman', —• Centre at Italy, —; Punt and Nessus, 190; Bordeaux and Tests, 260; Anvers aud (Sand,—; Centre of Soltzerland. 48J 30; Glassman and Besiers,Bls. BERLIN, HARCII 29.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1021; ditto (1852) . , 102,1 • National Debt, —; Com mercial Marine S ociety's Premium, 149; Bank Sham, 109. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FRIDAY. APRIL 1, 1863. The state of the Weather at each of the following places at Niae o'clock yesterday morning. The miaow are arranged la order of latitude. Blaertgoe—Calm; Cloudless. 8317T11A XPTON—S.E. ; S!rOitg Breese; Partially Cloudy. TI/NBRIDOR-8.W.; Gentle Breese; Cloudless. B•SINUSTORI—N.E. ' ' Gentle Breese ; Partially Cloudy. Gazumwtcg-B.W. ; Gentle Breese; Cloudless. STILOOD—S W. LGentle Breese ; Cloudless. Berm:um—S.; Fresh Breese ; Cloudy. Cawastooz—S.,- Gentle Breeze ; Cloudless. YARROUTR—S.E. k Calm ; Cloudless. . . The retinas from the following places did not reach this rillea in tins for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate tko state of the weather on Wednesday miming at nine o'clock : Liminicx--5.8.; Strong Breese; Psrtially Cloudy. Idrt.Lirsniket—B. ; Strong Breese ; Partially Cloudy. F3LILISTONI—E. ; Fresh Breese ; Oven:Mt. 8111.001)—E. ; Gentle Breeze; Cloudless. Yaniscomt—E.; Strong Breese ; Cloudless. HoLTimu—Very Fine. LANCASTZA—E. •, __ Calm; Cloudless. DARLINGTON—Y..; Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy— Frost. _ _ . ; Calm; Principelly Clear. THIS DAY, Noo *. oourte et Wllid. Pune:. ek L a. in i n o f th. titmag Brette: M.toxirteENT BirntDLllits.—The Tribunal of Cor rectional Police (says Galignani) yesterday tried a man, darned Calebritto-de-Tottavilla. and a female, named Iluguet alias Hite, for swindling, Tho man had pmed himself off as a dukn, and the girl, in his name, had made Large purchases on credit of all descriptions of g oods. They lived in a sumptuusly furnished apartment, and that gave the trail, omen confidence. When they gat goods they sold them fur what they would fetch. At length they decamped, but were sought eta r and arrested, Amongst their victims was a bronze dealer, named Henry, for 6,540 f.; a dress , maker, named Heitz, fur 1,580 f. ; Messrs. Mathieu and Boyer, silk dealers, for 1,880 r.; Madame Urbain, a dress maker, for 6,9721.; Messrs. Grefiler and Ibert, shawl dealers, for 7,•500t'.; M. Cert . . dealer in Cachemirco, 3,1001.; 111. Suret, a shirtmaker, 9561. • Mine. Zulmin, ditto, 4501.; and a lady, fur money bdrrowe, 3,0001. The tribunal con donned the accused severally to a year's imprisonment. and the man to 200 f. and 10'11. tine. A married couple, named Hautemulle, carrying on business in the line Ltllitte, who had purchased the greater part of the goods from the ' aceirdd, were tried as their accomplices in the swindling, and were severally cundemnerl to tour months' imprison meat, I,ooof. fine, and to the restitution of the goods. Pro perty to the amount of 17,344 f., obtained from different tradeemen, was found in their possession. EASTER OFI'EKING:4.—The aid/en/lam Erma/ger , states that there was, last Monday, collected for the attune. bdnt of Cheltenham, the Ike. Close, the large sum of 467 i. as an Easter offering. WKSTEIIN RAILwAY trE I"ItAIcCE.-I'raffie for the we k cw!ing March 27.—Pa55e0ner.,2,6301.; goods, 1,0^11.; total, Corraspon4ing week last year, 3,310!. Miles open, 99. Foreign shares are neglected. South-Eastern of France are well supported. Upper India Scrip marks ,1 prem. wiIARELI AND tiTOCKB UNGUANANTEND Sates to.day up 102 p.in. nu, MARV ATI. I t.,(!rdesil Notting., Boom .. „=4 Junstcn C:To:WTI IT. iite;;iali. ..itkim., Lan.,iteher..hui. Do.Cbes.&l3l2k.:A/5t231.0 Do. do. to. 201... :Mai and Lieu ... Tatar ud IliZybe;d . Cork and Banda:. Dubila sal Bellutlane. .'trade., Artts, and Aber. deen Junotton Sn.st Anglin Ditto (RIB E sad H.) 6 team Comma ... *aura Un:o.. Cans A (kW Z. U. eL) bo. 8 and o'dttto Kart Innerblre I L W.I. Dgo../kLink-lln Illitabureat nod Olafson . i• Edinburgh end Peebles 1144:o Soren, Pirth,. 'Glasgow k Sonthiresters I Greet Sc.rthrra Da. shnrre, A, Stook_ Do. 4 shares, B. Wes t. ttuutb. and Wept. (Ire., !(hest Western . Irish South Eastern . Lamour end Cadge .. Earbambit!ead Yorkshlr, Do. West it',126 . 13ni00 Lee n Northern :London and Sleek wall ILon..Tilbury,le Southend =lfhlrt.i S. er S Do. Fifths I Do. II .. a.r.o I Incrl9n t South•tVeatern _ . _ _ D.... 430 £4O . Loodladerry Ss 00'..iisist LoadoadrryitEeniolulleo Do. Dino. otoi Detbi . Wort. Ditto Half Aare"- . zartiO6 . INevrTWarreapolatkßa.. IN Do. New I.Nortiers (Amities UM= ,North Math _ . all Do. A Defend 6 Do. Goarantead 174 NCCUI Iltaffor4lnta.. sit I:forth Western 10 Nortnalid 6. Wolowslane 160 0:160., Won.. t Weiftf. 100 ilKAGtsbOestral 100 Disottlni Illttand 107 lihraws. B Boa. C.N. A WO I Do. LATI.W.Guar.SII, 11 Shrewsbury asd Hereford s 1 •braw•bary aan Nor. W. KUL) all Do. Ilalvea 20 , Do. Osirlotry lehropohire Union 90 ,Boath Dena ... . 000 ~BaW DAM to anal! Wolin 11 th TorilLl6lllrorDit 6 Ditto ditto l etoekton B Darliagtin 19 ThasmillatenDookeltall. IT Val* et Ninth . all ' Watatfard sad 1111114 . na all Waliotord 13 Wed Cornwall 1116. ; Whabledoa and Carldoo 100 I Tart.lharasstlshrennak 10 Do. do. Batortloas Iljj try.l3.l7.Kit7r7h; 1100 hark oat, North Midland 40ordoso Aberdeen' No. 2, 7 per O.J Bristol to &Mar 4 wet.' OalodooLso SIO teeter nod Ilnlyhtad Onrk and Bud= . Daudet' Perth, and Ater. loos Jusetion 34 Noottnillan(2l.l6.l6p.Cl. Do. do. (SI.) 7 per Ct. 2 Do. do. (71.17 o) 7 per ot. tteet.oue.Natv.,s p .0 01150 do N 0.2 Dn. Now 6 per . Dent. Kick • .10/MA/0100.11a1pv.. fp.Cti jibileepersi. Portk ant I Doman, 14 per Cent I 100 Chest Nonlasli praise' 100 Ds. a pie out Ilerip, Its doesiii at II p.et. pm i+ Do. 46 petiost. ship 66 ,0W 44 0 1111 % 14 414 4 3P.41 iii:w74448% - . Awl 44 p.it I Mao led 4 ter asac I L• 44•0144 &York& F £2O IDigo • pot mat 'took Losek 444404.05ar.01 pony' I Dittaleknella lb pa- Ct.' Lon.4444Wottba.Tairfla 4 4° 1" 6 . " 7 . Bl .F ni f r :_ 4..? Do. x.. :w D'. n , Pllar7p.k Carib* 441 p Ct. 1112 LandCons.tsrlis b.,p.C , I Ditto Prefnaess Ifferiolk Satanical— . . Do. p.' V. G 's aan vce n cy 'eed Valle i y t per prt Nora Brit W North Staffordshire 1.0210 rd. Wareftter, Molest., lli. 8 peiOnsi MA ditto ditto _ _ _ sum.) $ per Cent... Do. 3 pit Cost ;death Deres 1 1 Ditto New ISostk Eaters (Rosalie Ano.)of SIAS iti.lterkehlretieret.Guari eork. iliwart!edlt Ot.Nortla of Clig.pureb. *to Ditto LIMES LEVIED AT. Ditto without a guaranty. neared to OreatWestera Burn., WoL,i Dwdlrywith guarant.(kautoOtWast. tnt.o without artuarantae Graft,: to Ureat Neaten r quektaghantshire to Loaducar S.Wasurn, arleudale Junetton (lewd toCalettontaa) AiatLtwoolnah.guar.ip.Ct. (Ituvi to Gt. Northern; tionor.t.r. t INn., ►nre,+. (leaked to rtfo,.•Wka...,, IhrUcrool Dock & Raw. (leased to Yk. N. & Bet.) dLLtlaidelby(LlorkaNAL. Do. j shires (uits) .. Ds. sham ditto). Landon sat OTIVAIW:fi flensid ;;Seuth. &Wen Mltto Plererenae Mitt°, tamestoft tour.4peresat (.panad to No;i.;iit) Ditto ditto 8 per Cent 11 aneh.,Rulton,&lentlpeli' 'r. red to I..&N.W.Btlid.', , Iliddleolge , and Redeas (leaped to dueltt. It Dui. dt.!.apd Predated (JlitulL) 4. e thorn adtaatern 3 part* (tossed to EaatCaditte. PT•14.11211•13 - re (Lem. Lot. N.WeaLeanne./aor) Ditto &area (ditto) inorriaan and !litchis (lau lasabt Nortftern Shourp!!, Stock loutkdtlutlikke Nra rm) Maar Vaßay, 6 p. (kneed to blo , i.toss, r . . •Vl 3 -6 6 .11 t Doan I all 1 I 0 IS 101 1 all :1• II I I '5 100 6 10: I .100 I Chinni mess yarterday. 6 II 7 9 1 111 1 19. die 21 a 24 14 die 1036 1014 62, Had 214 12 184 164 1 la Pa : 11 9 S i . 1 . 121 13 2$ 29 10 11 7j 74 726 :3 67 74 76 33 34 61 63 81 314 46 46 133 1:4 107 106 901 II Ft 74 91 13 131 pa 741 731 3 31 du 3 31 $$ 16 1 1 9 61 fls 1 1 l al 1031 104 4 1 P 111 116 344 3$ Usl 3 pu vu i 41 Us 104 Ile 394 301 3$ 11 31 741 43 46 AO a2_ ii il S die $ 1: 31 111 61 63 7i II Si 2i die se .. _dl. 4 41 Oi l 01 4 b pat 00 11 le 160 id 42 64 44 64 li ii . Is U 9 10 14 11 31 6619: :04 II 76 7 , WI 3 134 13 4 19 114 13 lb :t6 9 11 1 14, 31 $84.74 4119 124 i 24 •, 59 101 les i& iii sd is 19 „ Ws par 4? le Pin 1 li pm la 11 . 14 1 1111 19 100 IA ISO 1.A1912 iii iii S hi m .10 lij lii 9 10/ 111 PK 118 150 'Li' 11 le 91 1061 1091:4 36 1 248 I{ pea lot Ili ad II 11 1:1 , 15:4: 22f 214 ad 2 . 2 21 i - di; " per 161 10! i Par i Pis LxED Nana. SO 31 314 304 SO it VI 30 104 104 62 i 33 161 163 32i 334 lII_ 11/ 114 - 61 - e 27e 183 !3I 11i 111 191 26 17 1i Si 149 151 145 130 I 3 dia 41 33 1t24 lea; .1;a1;i31 FOREIGN RAILWAYI. Arum" and Itotterciasn 1 /du .giggles liastern Janet/es 1 11 Charleroi AO! %NOWLIN/1M 1111 iDijon and P.,...tv0 I 111 Ind& Manisa ge 1 41.• ;awe Ind:an g ! De. Intellects .. ... 11 11 'Omit Indite Petunia I :f :Urand Jimtv...m Prams I 11 Pm iOtagent•f 1 lon Do. goo& Imeeal:Pudoja,3p.Ct.Proil Imawabourg ' 71 g Do. tkt.tdway) .. it 11 Do. ((aned)... le - Do. g per et Preference . , 4 114 IPM 'Lyme and Mediterressani 9 11 pot ONalras ...1 2 11 pus Maria Tirane k Lteer (ye% in Do. Do.(ez interest) Nordern t.f Do. MI. 3 per et. rood. (for B. k Acatrna aha.' Norwegian Trunk Prefer. Pare and Lyon, Paris sad Ocean, Paris awl gocen ?aka and Stree'rtre Psels,Caer,andClist bluer I Quebec and Richmond deem And harts Ernes and Menw Do. II per Cent. Prater. iaathera of Prawn Upper India fiarip ..... Weet Flanders Do. 54 per Cent. Prefer. western e• ',rater.. Western of Switeer:and Zealand 4 - 61 1/11 pm 42 43 41/ 4 331 934 41 5 is Pm 29 Du 21 9 9 1 iit 5 4 pea iun 4.1 Si A dia pr 9i 10 pat i die par I 01 dis JOINT STOCK BANKS. Claque Binnn, es No. Shares! EMMA Paid prices done yesterday. to day. 11,500 140 Australasia 40,000 23 ,'7hartd. Bank of Asia 3 20,000 20 , Chart. Bank of India, A 4.tratta, ar.d China 2 lj 14 pm 44 35,003 20 EWA, tieottien, sad Auptralfwn Clwtered 10 14 :I pm :3,000 20 London Dank of Aus tralia and India 22,010 20 London Chartered Sank of lla 24.0r0 23 Oriental awara Bank Corpora a ll 314 344 ad 58 8 4 30,000 Royal austral. !ranting and Grid Import. Co. I 4 dis pat 1,900 1 13 Month A w‘tralla ...... .2330 a 2 51; 1 20,000 U Union of Au.tralia 0,0001 ... I Do. New 2 ; 9 So. Yb. l Pdsaccu-ambcca. i Pd -- '8,840 180 1 4*.tralian Agri.- SS 121.71' i N. 13nt. Aust. Laud all 1 Do. Preference... all 117,11 S 6 Pecllltv.Lnd.2:'4i: all 169,00( SeattialLtuatinTe; all 12,70( 11 8. Aaptrellao Laud IS 18,00 100 Vas Diesotal Laud 28 Ckelog prices 03 162 -1 1 irrin —pm 5_ $4 6' 7 1 1 24 4 pail Bairintas ens* today. 100 2 I 2 II; ii it MINES. THURSDAY EVEN:2iO. In the market for British mining stocks little busi ness has been done, the demand for investment having ceased. In some cases prices are rather weaker. This appearance of the market confirms the view we had previously expressed, that prices for the time have reached their highest, and that, conse quently, with the natural desire of holders to realise, the chances are in favour of lower rates for some Little time to come, at least. In the gold mining share market, the settling has chiefly a bs orbed attention. Prices generally re main steady at yesterday's rates. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 2 9-16 to 11-16 prem. ; British Australian, 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; Nouveau Monde. 1i to 1 premium ; and Port Phillip, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. Yuba River are better. Peel River, however, were rather lower, closing 61 to 7 prem. Australian Cordillera shares continue to be steadily taken up by the public, but a large supply of these shares is reported to have latterly been put on the market by the company, and the ad vance is thus checked. We have on various occasions alluded to the turning out of reserved or other shares by various Australian and Californian gold companies on any premium being attained, and it would appear that it is by this system only that the requisite amount of capital has in many instances been obtained. The General Mining Company's shares are rather more inquired for, and closed 18 to 19. Very few of these shares are to be met with in the market at pre sent prices. The inquiry for the shares of the Ja maica Copper Mines continues, and was rather in creased by the observations made at the meeting of the Metcalfe Mining Company to-day. The shares of this mine closed 131 to 141 prem., with 1/. paid. Liguanea shares, yesterday quoted 1 to 1 prem., have risen to 2 prem. There appears to be every probability of the fulfilment of the anticipation ex pressed by us more than twelve months back, that large supplies of mineral wealth will in future years' be drawn from our long-neglected colony of Jamaica. The non-official closing quotations are : —Aus tralasian Coal, to 6 prem.; New South Wales Gold, to 1 dis. •, London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1 to prem. ; Melbourne Gold,l to per share; Monarch, dis. to par; Australian Mutual. 1 dis. to par; Aus tralian Consols, 1 dis. to par ; Chartered Australian Land :and Mining, to per share; Adelaide Land and Gold, to 1 die.; Worthing (new shares), 3-16 to 1-16 din. • Lewis Hill Range, 1 to dis. ; New South Wales Coal, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; lAigle d'Or, par to 1 prem.; Garnett and Mose ley, par to 1 prem.; Burn's Creek Gold, Ito 1 dis.; Golden Mountain, Ito die. ;La Peruvienne, 4 dis. to prem.; Feather River L and and Gold, par to prem..; Mount Carbon Coal, to prem.; Lake Superior Copper, par to 1 prem. ; Ceylon Land and Mining, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Nova Scotia Copper, 11 to Iprem. ; Brucutu Gold, pa r to 1 prem.; Metcalfe Mining Company of Jamaica, 131 to 144 prem. ; Liguanea, 11 to 2 prem.; Jamaica Copper, 4 to prem.; Port Royal and St. Andrew's Cop per, 34 to a prem.; Gladbach Zinc, 1 to la prem. ; Pontgiband Silver Lead, par to a prem.; Chalanche Silver Miniati, a to 1 prem.; Cologne Mining, par to prem.; South Devon Consols, par to prem.; Tregurtha, 4to prem. ; Knockatrellane, dis. to pron.; Mizen Head, par to 1 prem.; Carberry 1% est, 1 dis. to 1 prem.;; Connemara, par to prem.; Glenaulin, par to 1 prem.; South Cork Copper, 1 dis. to ' prem.; Kenmare, 1 to I prem. The following dividends have been declared during the month of March : Per share. Amou t. Devon Great Consols £l2 0 0 .... £12,288 0 Wheal Buller 25 0 0 .... 6,400 0 Par Consols Linares Alfred Consols Corn Brea North Basset South Frame North Roskear Spearne Consols OlO 0 .... 512 0 Wheal Jane Wheal Pruckter 0 1 0 .... 320 0 Kirkcudbrightshire Total £38.736 10 0 At Wheal Carpenter (Owinnear) the lode ha s b een cut into at the 14 under the adit, and the lode pre sents a very promising appearance, with rich stones of copper ore. At West Wheal Towan, Caroline's shaft is sunk to a proper depth for a 45 fathom level. The lode in the 33 has improved for tin. The north part in the 25 west is looking very kindly. At the 15 east there is a complication of lodes and branches, and Wheal Tye main lode is supposed to be still to the south of the level. The lode in the 15 east has formed a junc tion 3 fathoms above the level, and is producing good work for tin. The 25 and 15 west of Vivian's shalt are producing tin. Taylor's lode in the 25 west of Kite's shaft has been disordered by a slide, but in the present end is forming a large strong lode, with spots of copper ore. Next week about 25 tons of copper me and C. or 7 tons of tin will be sampled. Next month the sampling of tin will be larger. At Great Wheal Baddern the lode in the 20 west At South Tamar the lode in the 136 is 3 feet wide, worth 7 cwt. of ore per fathom, and Lipkin.; more kindly. In the south end at the 121 the led- is 41 feet wide, and worth 14 cwt. pet fathom. At Cie 112 south the lode is , feet wide, and worth 8 cwt. per folioni. In the south end at the 100 the lode is much improved ; it is now 21 feet wick, eel north 10 cwt. per Whom. In the south end ut the 70 the lode is three feet wide, composed of cap( I, ‘‘ it h about 10 cwt. of rich ore per fathom, At the GO south the lode in the end is 41 feet wide, with 12 cwt. of ore per fathom. In the 'topes in the back of this level the lode is yielding fully 42 ewt. per fatir.m. The stopes , are all fooling well, and it is expected them will be 00 tons ready to sample on the 12th April. We are informed that the New South W,tles Coal sad Interculonial Steam Navigation Company have concluded the purchase of a small stemner, which will be despatched in a few days; and are in treaty for the purchase of two others, nearly ready, to en able them to commence the intereohnial [ratio. THIS DAY.—Two ottmca. There is no change in the gold mining share market, except that business is quieter. Prices ro main as before. The former prem. prem. fairly s Land Companies shares are also quiet, at prices. Peel Ricers are quoted 6Z to 74- Nova Scotia copper shares mark I to 14:- Generally this department is inactive, but upported. 'tuna: ShisinkaS No. :' 1 +re Mums. !Ban nrore, ' dee , . /—. IA 00 . 1- 1 — 11•! ----- tal YrProTeat, rday ' t thy. -- all 1 II ;or 21 30,000 I i Anglo Aura:l,lLn Gold ad par I pm 1 101.1,eilv 1 . , t,glo Calliornin , 10,0.10 10 r . lto , tralo,iati a 1 If 20.'0 2.1 IA hetralian 5 5 5I ~ 50,710 , , Anitealian Cordillera 100,000 1 Auttrakan 1 reei.old 5 , 40 - o 1 , Aeo 51arta ...--" . 10,005 200.001. 70 1 i Britten iron Wain, AustraltanGo:c ail A A poi 11 10,000, 30 I ' 0 .7 9 • 81..11”11.(14...v5k l5 pA 344 5 4 0 1,001 - ii3o , Da.OomitaanaCuinba al. 3 04 GI 6 I 11, 1 1e1 2, ', Do. M. John MI Ley IS lo 31 110,004 1 !Carem's Cret 12,050 40 lOokro Oopper . 100,000 5 Colouial (415 ..........- I II SI pm !Copiatio III 55 II 330, 0 0: Bt. ' Clip pe r Mien 04 !og . at. IQ 61 6,0011 23 Do. Pref. 74 persist. all 8 6 pm , ts,oir 8 P.l4t A .istraltsp.olvi, t , an 111 1 &AI II 100.000 2 Orest Nugget Teta 2.1,600 20 t ) liseral at: I le 72060 I Orstut Duehy of Radar ail p.r Ipm 11.007 0 Omit rolgooth ...... 100,00 , ! 1 Lain Bathurst an f dim par I 60,081 0 I [alien] 910 3 ! Llaarea all 50, fi. 7 I Loudon hesiihon. Cc% I ltharie Cruthlogi al 4 i 100, 0 0 n I 1 , litariquita 30,000. I!) ItaateasikBtb.itmericas 1. 4 .1 SI .81 sovor l Now Granada 200,005 ! !Nouveau Nord* 1$?,00 . ; S i Part Pltillp I A i Ali 50,40 e 1 Qu.rto. Roca ail ' die •pm 10,00 , 35 anymney Iron all IQ 15 i... .- 1 lhtto New 0, , ,, 30 I dantlano de Cuba 40.00: , i ',401.M AsiAtilatiall a:: S Ipm 4.000 10 1 M Cron 47,171 21.1.04 flatted Melissa 40,0e0 I Waller 100,00; 1 'West Granada 100,901 I Wear Matthews all 1 dis A pra ' I 104,004 1 'Yuba lull 11pm . 14 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. NIARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. English Wheat WWI in short supply, and realized prices fully equal to those of Monday last. Foreign soli in retail at former rates. There was rather more doing in foreign Flour, but the turn was in favour of the buyer. Malting Barley scarcely sold so well as in the early part of the week, but other descriptions fully maintained Mon day's curl.? ucy. The arrivals of Oats being small factors were enabled to obtain rather more money in some instances. Beans end I'eas were unchanged in value. The Claverseed trade was quart. IIItRIVAIS IN7 0 LONDON P 6091 DIARPII :9th to APRIL Ist. Qrs. tualish, evAoh. a ...a . 1 °non . Wk.. 3140 I 212b0 Barley 1290 OUSA Ido7t ..... Flour, 61e barrels and 51116 Lulli. Lennox Arsontors.—Wlanot, 47e. 3d. ; Dailey, SIN. Id.; Oats, 19e. 10d.; Rye, 1:0a. Od.; BC .411 S, 3t4. Od.; Pens, 3k. ILI. .4VISIKAGe.s. Wheat. Rarity] 444.. I Ry, I CPU.. Feb. 19 .. 44. GA 3le 1,1,174 26,19. 3,:131- 3d 31s 2d 21 ... 45e 2,1 31s 3,1113 44'3 1 / 4 41434 14 31. 6d 'Much 5 41e 1d 3le 7418. 3d 308 9d 34. 84 31. 6d 12 ... 45. 8431. 4118. 663'1/ 9334. 443 E 01 19 ... 45. 54 31, 94 18. 101 Ele 1443 I. 2,132 lld ,41e 9431. 611. 9131, 04314 3432• 6d 1 weeks' AO. i•er. '45,, 2431• 6118 e 5130. miZt 31,1 31 Ihrry.—Wheat.. Oats, lire. r.enno. and Pest. Yrs.: Feb. 19. . Feb. 29. i Mhz. a. I:2j. • = l . 45 5 45 2 .- 44 9 I ... 44 1/-• ••• Mar. 12 I Mar. , -7.7117.71 r. 12. Mat. 21. i ::: ... %. d • • 1 ~ ; •••• I ... MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Stoat: —The market has been dull during the week; the quantity offered has exceeded the demand, and although importers hare submitted to a decline of 6d., yet the amcunt of business done has been less than the usual average. The refined market quoted tire lame as last week. Corral.—This article has also been dull, but no decline can be quoted ; yet sales to any extent could not be made without giving way in prices. Native Ceylon quoted 413 e. to 495. G.I. Tra.—lmporters have held for full prices, and boyen continue to have great confidence. Common Congeu, good, 100. to 101 d. per lb. SALTPBTItE.—There have been public sales this week, but a !a c re rortion bought in for want of buyer., at the full prie , s (L last week. Sr . tes. —l , mento has sold freely at about advance; Nutntvg, Kau:, and Cloves quoted a: fully last week's cur rency. . . . CI:EITON.—A full amount of business clone this week, closing at / adtrrince. _ _ Sri ann.. —A hunted business has been done in Rum, bat prices ore a shade lower. Brandy quoted steady. Ram—There have been lather large quantities tiered in public sale, but buyers did not appear, and near:y all was bought in. In oth..: articles no material aiteration, and markets ge nerally hare been dull this week. SNIITIIFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have quite a sufficient supply of Beasts, although by no means lavie. Trade is slow, but prices remain nearly the saute as on Monday. The number of Sheep much ex ceeds the demand, which is unusually small. They cannot all be de nosed it: . even at a further reduction. Calves are also lower, hut they are mostly disposed of. Our foreign supply ecnC,ts of 178 Beasts, 1,040 Sheep, and 212 Calves; from Scotland mere arc 4) Beasts; the number of Mitch Cows is 105. I'Lr St.pUl of B.lm. P. .. .. d. I Par =tone of Yag. .. 4... 4. Ikit , rotA.llooer.als.. 4 4 2 Bad Doti knr -bds. !124 3 4 4 Ben eaorzliora —. 3 1 4 1 i B,t Lyas-wooa 4 8 5 0 4 kolol quality Items, 3 3 4 DJ. tit,. Shorn ok. , es . 3 4 3 Esc* sada wad kaa!lty 38 4 4 Pigs &apt I .a! a Ilstf4.4y.is 3 b 2 Lima. Haw , a waratt. 331: kiLweu and Lambe. 5,150; takes. 307; Pisa 335. lIIDES.-THIS 11.1 Y. LEADS:MALL. Present quotations: Hides, 561 b. to 6411 ~ 213. : 64115. to 721 b., 2!d. to 34.; 72!b. to 1401 b., to 30.; 8116. to 881 b., 31d. to 31d. ; 881 b. to 931 b., to 4d.; !Rh to 1041 b., Id. to 41d. ; Hone Hides, ss. 6i.; Calf Skins, light, Is. 6d.to 35 .; full, 5.. BEILMONDSEY.—Sheep Skins: Polled, 10s. to 12.. 61; Kent!, 9s. to Ils. 6d ; Half-breds, Bs. 6d. to 10g. ; Downs, 6s. to Bs. ; Lambs, 2i. 3d. to 3s. ; Siberians, Is. 61 to Is. Bd. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market is decidedly firm, with an upward tendency, evecially for New Tallow, deliverable in the autumn. Town Tallow is quoted 435. 6d.; Petersburg Y.C. ou the spot, 4-35.; March and April, 445. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 4.5 r. 3d. to 435. ad. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DA Pattanden end Smith report that the e for Ile ,. Ilopß is in *quiet state at late prices. The for old Maps c.ntitases bi k , with prices advancing ' .)..i;i COAL MAILK.E . I.—THIS DAY. 4• • • 4 ; Walls End Braddyll's, 19s. 34X. 1•11 End 33 " , ell, 205.; Walls Lid Stewart's, oRd market,B2. z ki`"•k• frk z . 4 A r 0 31 3f 113 137 109 111 - - '4 " 7, 109 107 WS 104 K 66 He i 111 i 1$ 131 33 I 1174 j 6} 2el 731 4 31 Hi i i S SI I 149 84 i Fa 1 r.