The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-13 00:00:00

" F Ttit t / i:-/;/Zszo No. MN.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1852. [THREEPENCE. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. ciIgTAL PALACE—A Grand PROMENADE op pia la the band*, 44 KAN RDAY neat, Aped 17, pad till o'clock, the available anima, sisiss is Is obel lamhet MU by the kind perinatales ol the Colombia then mileteeM) be delthmed la Warfel parte of the r a sa " meilenl sa War, as la naminataaliarasaa buf ft _ n il. ',era OD in tree c•ery day se the moat, mean r:rrsisoia ablek lb me* b i d me p etw n met, to view 17 - 4,40. el the budding, may be at all the ettraame, pries la RAILWAYS THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY EWING. Tills DAY. Two o'CLoct. Consols have actually been dealt in within one eighth of par to-day, and the price is now firm at an advance of 4 to since yesterday. The present quotation is 99,1 to for money, and 994 to for the 11th May. The settlement of the "account is progressing satisfactorily. The Three per I Cents. Reduced mark 984 to 994; New Three-and-a -' Quarter per Cents., 1004 to 3 ; Bank Stock, 2184; India Stock, 265; Exehequer Bills have risen to 70s. to 735. prem. In the foreign stock market the settling has also commenced, and business is thus restricted, but prices remain good. Portuguese and Nlexicsn Bonds arc looking up, and the money stocks are extremely firm. Mexican mark 3.4 to ; Portuguese Fours, 381 to 394 ; Sardinian, 971 to NI. Spanish Old Three per Cents.. 48 to 4; ditto New Deferred, 213 to 2 . Venezuelan Actives, 481. Granada Deferred, 104 to 11. Dutch I Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 613. Two o'Ciocw. The arrangements for the settlement of the aceotett in shares are in peogrea- to-day, and have contri buted to strengthen the market. Prime of all stocks are very firm. Caledonians, Aberdeen, Lancashire and Yorkshires, Brighton*, Shefilelds, Great North. erns, South-Eastern.! and Scottish Centrals are all a shade better than yesterday. The Frence share ma r ket is also good. Northern. have risen to 25, and other :bares are buoyant. mazes AND MOM IMOUNIMTMID. rItESERV.VIION of the CItYSTAL PALACE. Nlt./ of the GearrAt C,matittee will take plass on Ike le toga% at I o'dock peeeiatly.—By f as :3.c JtRIN R. WARREN, I u aa lets. JOIIN M. DEERE, pow :re &.-.us, Hyde-pa:E. April 12. T . Aw LIFE - As SI: ItANCE SOCIETY, r e d. heat al. lkineten'a Church, March 16. 1653. M i mi. 14 UEItEST GIVEN that the bta 'KS We TRA3I4I , ItR. ;bat Al %KEA is that breery will be clown! an Monday, the I:.th be ILAWK.N MD re W I.IIN MUM'. the 1 itb Way of i iin wire". tor lbe year la 51 roe raw payable (Tars. 6, • tairpw,l hewers the hears .410 sail 3. hw order el tbe Elbeettits. • VIILLIA3I 61i1IVEL DOWNES, Afiteitiey. l est;rOsy. I'S - up to 2 p.a. i! spbgassi 11 ' 16 . 1 •;111,1•Vdt• 1:1 11i dis 93 gt 13 is i i 11* 1 6 I PARIS BOURSE. tikLI.ISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte hanartterre, .4 sad 71, Reeent-atroet, Maned has Woatottset and Ito.asatteeL PlANtlroWthaot the beet writ iw..,,,p for t.‘1,1:, lithe, und 1.:(1•011TA 110 N. tnatromeeta ipay A. n out on 4re k wetly equAl to Nes) to 4 sold IA a 0011- pkrAV.: te541...-1,e4 ott.l-tttti hanobrame by TifiOtts oaken at IP• Pfm, - _ ____ _ _____ ____ _ omit Mti - BBBIL BOOR lilylnuselso. ring gardet, imelharkti Wiraid 4. aid k, •About AuVue kir& tar pi mai welloi move. r Irtirsvhier Wawa ad - Babe, Blllorsof ry..r.A M. to. Au. Collor mil Psi. =dew lin to grim A.. orders addrered is JAM LIMB 11A11000X. ledibrablita gz Act%'. woreil-read. Laid" ell met 'nth laseilide Weer& p• ASE and COMFORT in SHAVING.—B. and s. t on V CeS CANTON NTROP, or Quadrilatrr..l Micas .. , :artehrt, Ns:en ottartni rag to the sari Seeder sh#o. no v,...na, tr.i.nueLal to Iron that twat rolerst oargoos. 111. Arks 1,, « me., I haw ark trial of you tame Mop, asd Sul kto wow kw, Ora my Mop I hats Akimbo wad kr a ham ,L.N. !., cur .ar kotrviarato Sr anatemitall and C. wt. , Ku. To %gam B. awl L (boors. tinosoto.azliz er..D..trgot, Inds.' whore the Illavp. b.. say be obtolaid. aad go trrhuroa, at ra. Oil. :a. IIL. sad ft. N. osk.—COWTANII yva .017 trowel Boom Protalko mkt* porataslly ~NW IL rLADUDI.--ROWLANDS' KALYDOB, ta, aserigus.—lt ii dada/Waned Ma Its names* pent7ryM deallag iMe esYe aida, wid*l lam add= • ;le pme Nal in* fessitzty wink it expels tweaks 11Pec th allori way tsalarg to bilommilm. tar Obota:'y dimipsten MN., Lolophei. spa% aar.t.ma lad alma ailmand lallada sedidat Mom it te the alsol. dia aim awl draw **lt It Wawa • the bail awl aim wain II tallipsimlits Is wiry WM. (11a. Om% Oat sdavaid. Ow all lividelisa isaalissie al Se ada. ad maw/ dell,,arisit. addatida. lawojediPM Bo, Idyilard ler gala Tad ward' iwlril MON an at law al Ma wain au** dad "6 Ile almad aM lima Ogren • an dr atannat oa the deverasset slosep li tlat ■ mit lonia ; Palat h. di sad S. I.l.—laid by tank mad b ontireamil htlawwa 1 - . - LIIANCOCK'S INFLATED INDIA-RUBBER • mitt.ritour ILIED-CIWIL ibi fr.e: and wend ar hie way k ,atl •Leoply as an ordinary Air e...::.0, e we Ilar miser la d or lotArt,r.by uhatiag the beat .r. whets s as ached to the b,:.." but Lola' a operate Zre larel l I n beq m; t: ahl i A at ee II 11111 bre of IptilaillS, N. N. ' * ........ illogi l 0 4.4tes••••••Jr. N... •• # • : ...... ---- t-. . ~' tn.], ,1I dud 'lrk wilds Aliainglity arlipbe tic ITS ear and raa! ,4 %."‘w!!"!4lF ma ' n— THE GOLD CROPS IN AUSTRALIA. Perhaps the moat extraordinary event upon record till" the Expulsion "is the discovery of the ellolllllollll god crops in Australia. Differing from all other seethes ettime earth in her Fauna, in her Flora, in her rookery as ye., as is her aboriginal humanity, Australia is now shown to alder from them still more in the normal productions of to sod. In no country of the world—not even exeopt btt,alifarnla—le gold, that most precious of minerals, tattered so " broad east " over the surface of the land. She quantity sent into Melbourne, for instance, in three ineewies weeks (which, it will be borne in mind, wee not necessarily the whole quantity co ll ected indeed, very holy not more than half that _quantity) within a day's rof that town, amounted in the aggregate to 6,642 tley weight, which, at the average rate of 31. 17a per tenet, or 461. per pound troy, would give a sum not far ffiert of 360,000/. atcrling ma the value, that is to say, about WOOL foe each week, taken in the round. These are the *lowest figures " at which the return from the Melbourne Was have been rated ; but there is clear and distinct pool that the yield is not less than 140,0001. per week, and there is ulticient reason to suppose that it had actually reached 3i..0414. per diem on the average. " Two or three tons - a week was no unusual return to Melbourne at this tow the last ships for England left that land of pooh* ; atel by a calculation made on the spot, with every amain le el, omit at the command of the calculator, it would eels that ten tons of gold, value about three quarters of amillien sterling. have found their way into that town NA been there duly registered, within the short space of three sonths—nantely, from the 29th September to the 20th De- Crane. IS:d. The results of this immense addition to the man of gold already in existence are every day mare and more difficult of medication. One effect has doubtless been to nistain the tote of wages, which, in this country at least, would have aecisoarily undergone a reduction, had it not been for the discovery of this precious metal in California. What its farther discovery in Australia will produce can only be very Vaguely guessed ; but it may be looked upon as posnble— lay. probable—that, by leading directly to a naetion in the value donate', as such, it will lend to a reduction of the heavy burden now horse by the public, under the form Of interest on the national debt. Ile he it will be an ad- Vantage to this country. In England, notwithstanding the alarms of depreciation, amosildas are said to be too cheap. The mercantile and interest, agricultin Inn. landowners, every party to be "sallow at aloe, and all hope of improved poises lm been abandoned. Of the Continued A la sottatory to speak. Empty treasuries sad sal elscion tented people are the one mimed rigid sue. Whether thee be abundance or scarcity, thalami, h • wattar of indifference, for prices, when sot hop up by marealy, as it the cue of beet-root sugar, ors low monk ; asd waers bread is dear. bad seasons, and net the shasints of gold, an known to have mood the rise of pima lfaaslhsiess the ponibility of an overwhelming 'apply of gad is not to be overlooked; and certainly the *appoints nen gold may become as abundant as tin and Una is solowhat startling, and causes a species of lavalostry alarm Would gold then become as cheap a• iris, arm lay of the inferior metals—tboa• at pries* mufti to hailer, at lesat ? _ _ _ 11.7" process of exhaustion" in lists has bean appdid to the , question, bet the slower is emseity satisfastery. It is of aurae set midge to my what tuentity of wid_meat be obtained to pulses the v atity e( value it to this proposition, but it is to game the that Ira: nut pewees* it. ee las hoes Cali tonoa roams thee thie weed z et yeers, I ben Mew* see hoes ease elealee. eberibef 11:4,=, et AMA& aesusily, ben net marl io point of price,witb les% seems willies zest metal in trisect of approximate seam ether. Carileder, bow er, r, th , accelerated perriimal immle•th l := l " as eoropart with that the peel mallowy, le that ti,t h ss than 40,000.09 K of eaii per mew we sad above tho present assonnt psedeseil wm be absorbed in the per. chew of iarreesed ormerikise, the orbs prederdies of whir h will be no doubt easmeeely aggravated by the is creased demand. So he the Restive. It is not probable that imy die will take place is the in terest of money ; on the osistenirp it is almost WWI that the interest will range lowa an d bewer. me. h..- ever, must hart one inevitable auserperseoher etreirdier fortunes to a more even drew Tined Lamm villeittetely fall is value, whether they be derived he. the hereset if L. 'NM upon rooftrees_ or divides& la the pebble hob; DOS, on the oth er hug, the him of labeer red et due pe• ducts of labour will powders* rho Is pekoe. TIN% is all Lit ',hood. will be brought awes the solution of ail " , slid notation, - as between elpfeel_ead labour, whisk has befit the .tumbling block vi edited sod social philoso phers in modern times. In the meanwhile, pending this Snintitm, it Is helpers lace on the government of the meshy to "take sash order - as that the golden crop ie her Majesty's dominions in the South fleas shall be gathered in with the greatest Povihle advents,e to those whom they are supposed to re- P"leit—lssroslls tMword eraseref= ander the dtsagnatiou of her Majwity's sidgette— E ATI tur A t from Wiaimeadsth Asheidae, writes: —lds net no tag satin of a ehea ef so cathquake which was Mt di dm. tie sootbors alp of the Illandip Thanday lath. lito Ltd A r . NY Rankin awoke at half- -pot GT% am.. lad Mt mem Aake 00 anneh that he Ns oat • mom at Madder loh (near which place the &de woo foll) Yt the Ws elm under ldnat a t e rmialt Wow Cboidor some looses ban the Owes of the WM. orieked, sad the bell. nag in MOM law% the dodo isroek, Ike. I have so doubt there vt los Sooty of authestiesticas of (Pem the Mark Law. Erprtm.) BRITISH. There is no alteration to report in the position of the corn trade. Though the fall in the vales of wheat may be fairly estimated at 3e. to 4s per quarter since the begin• nine of February, the concession which has been made from week to week has not encouraged buyers to depart from the system so long pursued, vie., that of confining their operations to u narrow limit, es their absolute wants have permitted. Under these circumstances, the supplies have more than sufficed to satisfy the demand, and as yet there are no symptoms of a rally. We are, however, in , Mined to think that the downward movement will ere beg receive a check, insomuch as we question whether famous will be disposed to bring forward spoils if prices WNW go much lower. Any material Ming eff in the BMW deliveries would, in the existing Mr of aloha. be likely to be speedily fel4 as the biegeeletleas from ahead have for a considerable Ur pee hew and will plebe* continue comparatively smells The wheel, _whisk his /NW the last two or three ewers remind es era the northern ports of Eneepe, bee bees lard dart exception imported at a lass ; and IWO par have recently fallen materially so the Or tiaent, it wed* not pay to consign from any Tarter to this emustry. This may, and probably will not, prevent supplies ulti mately reaching us, but it will, at all events, delay the period of shipment ; foreign holders will not he disposed to submit to a certain loss whilst the chance exists of doing better by waiting. Stocks are not particularly heavy, either in Great Britain or in any of the principal wheat growing countries on the Continent, and an unfavouvable season might, therefore, be attended with serious conse quences. Thus far everything promises well, but many will be disposed to speculate on the chances of an adverse stunmer, and we are inclined to think that our market will not be overwhelmed with supplies of either home or foreign grown whose if qtr eres smears as km es they see new. At Mark-Lae very litde ltm boarder air our last in any article. The arrivals of wheat coastwise have been moderate, only 4,440 qrs. having been reported up to this (Saturday) evening. In consequence of Good Friday, we have had only one market day since Monday. In ordinary times when this happens the Wednesday is generally a busy aay, but there were no signs of increased activity on the present occasion. A few runs of wheat left over from Monday were placed at similar terms to those obtained in the beginning of the week, which was nearly all that was done ; and had there been more to dispose of, we much qumeimi whether factors would have succeeded in selling; indied there were some parcels offered from the east coast, fir which buyers could not be found. The weather continues cold and dry; the wind has been almost constantly . from the eastward for nearly two months, and the country is certainly beginning to want rain. The pastures look hare, and green food of all kinds is exceed. 'ugly scare., but with this exception there is nothing to complain of. In some exposed situations the wheat plant has been cut up a good deal by the keen winds from the eastward, but this extends only to the blade, and a few genial showers would set all to rights. Oa the whole, we regard the prospects for the Mu% notwithstanding the present backwardness of as decidedly pro mising ; and that this the "Miss ma be easily gathered fron t the mar displaye d by buyers in all parts of the The arrivals of wheat have small (if we except some further receipts off the mese tram the Black Sea), but of law a fair quantity has esme Steward at Liverpool front America; the @apply el this article from France has if reseded Pres e ez =;%... gives way ere at lese in most parts elate estates*, bet the vales of ell Wads of spring corn has been better suggested then theta wheat, and the consump ties of grinding bong, eats, ilk., must have been very ex tensive of late. The Liverpool market haviog p reviously been unduly depressed, has been less • this week by the dull London accounts. On Tuesday a fair amount of business was done there, at the rates of the previous market day, or Id. per 70Ibs, below the currency of that day sennight. Flour:was, however, again easier ,to buy, and quotations of American ranged between lbs. to 20s. per bd., being little more than the value of the article at New York. Owing to Good Friday many of the principal provin cial markets have been held out of the regular course, which always interferes more or lees with business. At the leading consuming towns in Yorkshire wheat has declined Is. to 2s. per qr., end the reduction has not been much less at the princi pal markets in the agricultural! districts, 40s. per qr. being now about the top price for red wheat of 631bs. weight per bushel in Lincolnshire, Cam bridgeshire, The advice* from Scotland are of much the same charac ter this week as before : the very discouraging reports from the south have had their accustomed influence, and business in wheat was exceedingly duU on Wednesday both at Edin burgh and Glasgow, with the turn decidedly in favour of the purchaser. In Ireland stocks of native grown corn are reported to be very short, more especially those of wheat, of which the breadth grown last year was small. The imports of wheat and Indian corn into Ireland from the Black Sea ports having, however, been rather liberal for some weeks past, buyers have been enabled to purchase on quite as easy, and in somecases on easier, terms than before. Oats have come rather sparingly to hand, and have not been sold cheaper. The supply of foreign wheat has consisted of 5,131 qrs., of which 2,700 qrs. are from Alexandria. Most of the Egyptian wheat lately received has gone to the distillers, and a few cargoes have been taken teem time to time for the continent, but this week we have heard of no sales for export. The operations la foreign wheat altogether have been on a strictly retail seal,, the Mae supplies having proved amply Nagar is seeNe s :rere and scarcely eery country visited Mask lane. Holdup have deemed =miler ar ammtesses to &beer hem atlemittieg M fkee= y and, with bat little prig, voiserses semeimed the mass ea Weimer/ as in the eararearat se the week. These ham beat Wen frogs the Belt* bet et ear ma of premed's to those current beea, des ibeemo-beeed sells have emeseasetly been ease s& The egseetimUll arrivedeff Om coast or on memo ham dm Meek fierTZ ham Atria been unimpieler. theegb saline bre era a dimeitiee to facilitate bele= by offering te t = rather redwood prices. Polish Odeme wheat might r at present be boug h t at 365., sad agyptian at 26s per qr., cost, freight, anti insurance. There - have been no orders from the continent, and no one be third to make spe culative purchases, hardly a beep& his hem dosed. Quotations of town-mansfatemed ism have remained precisely es before ; the male le, breve; beset armed ugly slow. Foreign flow bee hest Waif P= offered, more especially the 011111/111•Of Wads ; S the latter somewhat lower tense have in partial insterse been accepted. We have again to report an arrival of 2,816 sacks from France, and 6,660 brie. from America this week. ice rash* of beeley_esesterime have met leen large, sad the show el simples ea lredaseday was neederste memy of the mallmlers appear, beetroot, to have smeared all they in. Mad Moles fee the lemma, and the deemed is beaming einameribed. Al lite NM dill lit boa Idtherto beam le real" mad thewiling Nimes Eno this week ham bola at abet *roam terms. imelga herby for gviading madame to meet with • mmtlerale dime of &unities, sad has met heat peeled wilt et lower pukes Ws week them Worn Alpeogertlea ef the moat he portatitse has lama Item s. width bee amt laterfered with the whom of geed nod limas_ spittle,. Wm et bamr&rewth have sem te sputa* Na.. ear feet, only hale- lama resolved ben ear sows moat, 440 qrs. earl UN gem. kola Ireland. The arrivab frame abroad have met lees am large as last week ; bat wiled to what was then ME inlielLsond. of, the total ve Yee adhaled a good WmOrr sempbe. The wade In this in. though tar frees was km empreemed ea Walasaday U. I. the ltrglaskig . of the wash. mod }mi. ewe prime time delay WOW ape Theleas gentian ease of met wind km, remaled erthab hens Waal, sad the prevailing belief is that lbsem is wan getreAllii ea pee sage from them. Thie hem the east el minks the dealers cations t memawhis their Mei ee terwsing low, mad it bast begeehmik U. ea the methyl of the expected supply we msoy lave • heeler beds. la home then has hese Enke peedsg; the value of English has resaalawl unaltered, and Egyptian Se orgies have eellama eared below 21s. to 21e. del. per q " seat, freight, sad Mee:awn. -T P•as have moved off in retail quantities at about former raw Isisess is malt be he sense weeks put been exceed ca ply elagglis. them pubes have Smea not emeriti, been gamed lower tbe Mra b et e ham la rof the partisan.. 11021110 N. By the meet twat *ivies, AMIN the continent, we learn that the valued wheat had nothavee a further decline in meet el the twigs markets. At Dentate prime appear to have bees Wier wepperted then ehewhsrit, hut ewe then beams, had beemse wry AO doe Let pwrehmess hod loses for liellead, mid equal is Oa to 4111. per v. bee ea heard had base paid kr niedwandy good evalbirs. • ihw NW& bad been chertsred Leatiss.leksi what hew& maw in the year; the freight rid had ruched *ea U.N. to 2a. 10td. per qr. Rye bad mot with eine ellowlion as Norway esesuat, and had sealleal egad to NA to Ns. per v. tree es board. At Llisillemhide. appear to have semoised Om, an begeowei Wish dogma being, it wield new, still adadeted IN. The ems ante from the Layer Baltic parts ere enema ta* dull. At Stettin when a fsw week' ago all were beywe, the recedes ha bus vary groat, saw the latest dates 6s those 'thew no ea geed 011bs. yellow Stettin wheat had boos In* Wired at Ns., sad albs. to 621bs. Peneraalaa at M. es. pa vertu free as board. Harley had, ea the ether Itrad. been la his request, several par abola having brew nob isedwad ; aliagetisse sheet 006 hide bed leireesi hush &Art*, week ; Abe. Pe r miss Ilk IL, sled Ike MA bidandt Ma. per varier free is bawd bad beta Oil height to the west sort et tines BMWs was lle. pre koolor he what. Nato* letters, of duo lib ApII, Jo ma Wise lay mar rid change l a Ole teas of the wheat trade sizes the priced. hag week. The supplies from the growers ( who were busily engaged with fi eld wo.N Insignificant to give b u y ers a ny advantage, ~. ut the demand not improved. Q ue r s u sus were the n , for fair qualities a wheat, 395. to 40• s barley, 255. ; and pea:, 275. per quarter free on board.. , At Stralsund, on the sth inst., there was very little doing either in wheat or spring corn ; wheat m*ht have been bought so se to be put free on board at 39.. 6d. per quarter, quality fair and weight 6llbs. per bushel. Barley was quoted 24.., and oats of 37th.. weight 17s. to 17s. 6d. per quarter free on board. At Hamburg, on Tuesday, the transactions were on quite • retail scale. There had been offers of wheat from out runs at 38s. 6d. to 395. per qr. free on board, without ea =attention, and comparatively few bargains had been parley had becu held with tolerable firmness, and mild Dudsh, of 63 to 541bs. weight, could not have been below 24.. 9d. whilst for kiln-dried 28e. to V . Chr sa pte sr, had been as ked. go L Ile Deka markets the downward movement has been &Wel at We. The demand for wheat and rye for 11l the et Ilenemey aepeare to have suddenly and id- 211 meet ealidy used, indeed some of the purchases preview*, mile had been pressingly offered for resale, and ILI the oses•plelen of this state of thing. had been • material sa decline le geotatioet both at Rotterdam and Amsterdam. So The neseants from France are also of a very subdued 2 $ tone. Wheat had, it seems, given way in price at all the .. markets in the interior, and flour had been influenced by •' the reduction in the first-named article as well at the prin- g cipal ports on the coast as at Paris. ft The advises from the Mediterranean are also of a dull 11 character this week. At Marseilles, on the 6th instant, .. Polish Odessa wheat might have been bought at 295. 3d. to ; 305., and Rochelle at 375. 3d. per qr. free on board. hi The accounts from Trieste are not so fiat, shout 4,000 oo stare wheat havinq been sold there for import daring the .. -m lingliggielaircaUlirana — ifinerlei IL.. Mrs NM Whim of Sour had become more anxious to malls% sod prism bed given way at the principal markets. in At New York, oaths 24th ult., good shipping brands were tg' quoted Uts. 2d. to Ws. 3d. per barrel free on board ; a good f mata7 shipmate wore in progress for Great Britaio, and we 111.,. are likely se resales considerable supplies during the sum. tsl mer from the other side of the Atlantic. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS l4l tli MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. RI. To-day, u customary, has been kept as a holiday , in the rp public market, and we are without transactions of import- to aura to report in the private contract markets. Large St. public sales of Tea are declured for Thursday. le The public sales &elated for tomorrow are :—Sugar : 200 , hbds. Barbadoes and 2,600 bags Mauritius ; Spices: Nut- IR. ' sags, Mace, Pepper, and Pimento. Ilk TALLOW MAItKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is quiet, with not much doing. Quo- U titian. ss under : Town Tallow, 34e. 94. ; Petersburg if Y. C. on the spot, 3.51. 64. ; October to December (1862), 375. to 37.. 34.; on or before the end of May, 365. 34. to 64. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. et. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report the supply short and HI end.. brisk, at the the following quotations:—Prime Mee- " dow hay, 755. t.. SOL; inferior, 655. to 70s. ; Rowen, 605.; lo Clover, 80s. to 88s. ; second cut, 725. to 77e. 6d.; Straw, so 245. to 28e. et. " I COALS. - LONDON ' ~ Arm 12. - Citosi Is or gnu 13 1 MADJUIT.-Bate's West Hartley, 138. 6d. ; Huddle's West el Hartley, 13s. 6d. ; Chester Main, 12s. 9d.; Howard's West to Hartley Netherton, 13s. Gd. ; North Percy Hartley, MI 13s. ; Havensworth West Hartley, 138. 6d. ; Itedheugh Main, lls. ; Tanfleld Moor, 138.; Tanfield Moor Butes, gi 12s. 9d. ; Townley, 131. ; Walker Primrose, Ils. &I.; West l e Wylans, 135.; Wylam, 14s. 6d.; Walla End °Worth. le 14s. ' • Walls End Marton, 142. • Walls End Hebburn, K 138. 9d.; Walls End Horton, 1 . 45.; Walls End Ililda, st. 13s. 6d. ; Walls End Northumberland, 13s. 3d.; Walls L i° End Riddell, 13s. 9d. ' • Walls End Walker, 13s. 9d. • Eden 11 Main, lbs.; ImmbtonPrimrose, ; Walla End Belmont, en 14a. 9d. ; Wall* End BraddyU, Lis. 6d. ; Walls End Hatton, 16s. ; Walls End Haswell, 161. 3d. ; Walls End 60 Kepler Orange, 155.; Walla End Lambton, 15s. Gd. ; et. sl Walls End North Hettnn Lyons, 15s. ; Walls End Pensber, 14.. 6d., Walls End Plummer, 158.3 d. • Walls End Rich- s t . mind, 15s. Walls End Russel's Hettoe, 15s. Gd. ; ;Walls End Stew art's, 168. ;_ Walls End Casing', 158. 3d. ; Walls N , W End Denison, 14e. ; all's End Hartlepool, 16s. ; Walls End Hartlepool Iletton, 15s. 6d ; Walls End Ileugh 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Reline, 158. 6d.; Walls End South 104 Hartlepool, 15s. 6d. ' • Walls End South Reline, 14e. 9d. ; Walls End Backhouut, Its. 3d. ; Walls End South Dur ham, 14s. 3d. ; Walls End Tees, 15s. 9d. • Walls End West Cornforth, 14s. • Walls End Woo dhouse Close, sei 13.. Gd. ; Llangennech , 19s. 6d. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 235. . • Sydney's Hartley, 13s. 9d.-Ships at market, 17 4 322 ; sold, 228. so LONDON PROVISION LONDON, APRIL 12. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 330 firkise Butter, snd 3,140 bales Bacon ; and from foreign ports 9,240 casks Butter, and 120 bales Bacon. The stock of Irish Butter is gradually wearing down, the very low prises submitted to assisting the comsumption. Prices are mast irregular, g fly from Ws. to 60s. Best foreign advanced about 2s. per cwt. Bacon has sold rather better, but the business transacted was chicly in landed parcels. For shipment nothing doing. Pigs having advanced 21. to 3s. per cwt., owing to skeet supplies, the manufacturers are unwilling to self except at proportionate prises, which the trade do not soma disposed to give at resent. Stook and deliveries for week ending April fled: Berm. Reek. Delivery. Stack. Delivery. 11150 1,410 4,005 4,1135 3,920 till 1011 10,430 2,730 I 5,020 3,010 NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL, Aran, 12. Since Mead/ last these markets have been extensively supplied will inch kind of meat, derived chiefly from asthma awed Os provinces. Generally speaking, the de mandisisaysty inactive state, at the late decline in the =LT •hw baskets of Mutton have reached us from Per sib. by the armee. d. L d. hastier Reef 1 10 1 2 Middling ditto .. Prime tares ditto Ditto sell ditto 1 10 3 0 Veel 3 0 4 0 Liala.4a 1 PRICES OF 5. d. s. d. l , si Inferior Mut.= 1 1 3 ;41;11l id tt7.: .... i o hiss* ditto Large Pork 10 email Port 3 0 $ N L to Se. Id. tO CHEESE, HANS, &e. so 6 S.I. IMAM Oloocatir, pot 44t0 56 T I OM& do. Taft Ima 42 o Wodminiaad do. Mob da Aorepos do. a. e. thfierlsod, per ewt 76 60 ..new 54 00 4141 70 76 - 66 70 65 70 60 66 6ni..' 47170 Flab vow, Mr dose; 10 12 Cltaklnlehamemsrewt. 60 70 I ENGLISH BUTTER Trade with us remains In t are supported with &Sanity. pones. Sao an weekly De. W De. aid pH& 50 64 I Watched Ppm flo ±! I Hasoborit Os. 43 411 /merlon MARKET, APIIL 12. M he Name dull Mate, and prices l: Mu to ma. pis wet. l t ei Goa to Ma. SO KW. I 44.14104.6d.p0rd05.1be. - Ltamitrooi, Aram 12. The sales to-day are :—Sagar : 220 hhds. Demerara, at S 295. 6d. to 32a. 3d. ;60 bbd.. ditto, 31s. to 365. vacuum put. " Castor oil .16 eases, at 31. flapanwood :36 Was, 91. do. to I , 91. 10s. Pearl sago : small lot, 18s. 6d. 17 tr COTTON.—LiwanrooL, Aram 12.—The sales to-day P . us estimated at 6,000 to 6,000 bales, and consist of 150 Perna= and Maranham, at 61d. to lil it ; e :0 Baltic, 6id. 300 Egyptian, 601. to 7d.: 600 Burst, .to Md.; 80 Bea M Islands 13id. to 16d. The imports Thursday are Le 10,000 ()ales. The market claws steadily thnegh tamely ; fo and compared with Friday's rates, prices of American, and ip all other kinds, are without change; sad the choice of good 6 stapled sot= is not yet Improved. CATTLE.—Ltrasthoor, April 12. The supply beim A Erna, the demand is better, and prices fd. per lb. higher on kii all sorts, sad all sold up. Sheep are slow to sell, with prime _ lO Sise am in favour of tlso buyer from last week, and a part ro 79 CimolloPolus.—There are two modes of admirde tering aliereemes ; one maids is same a mall quantity MO of it, labeled in a verysheet tire, with hardly mg r Ge assivberis au. Perkets OM to this meaner quickly issedseell Tbie meths* isms ; ; sad Mel* b vely few as bees emerred, the Wier hem *ask sub sum, sum, left peedilemon and modem et the easemusity, thee tbis mob amid mew be Mewed. Obbeelbees &NM lest be bided wish a lop emaida r ef almegesrle dr ; seepleeise lb ji r ea sad essmally. t i elbisesesem is able sally galeis' a mere meseelneed Arm. sal left as soon m ray mem alibi et Ise minute., eel tse===ess t) -Arm, are this =is SWAG Willedwelej bat bes et dos and Is mei' op by dee alms* et dimpr. Opera times a tb• most dams. kid um Mee be smeried Islas beer ; as alb es times mass sr mem ef dimekersa sisminod a mai se will* Fs' lei Fla za:NdipTi cies.mhjoisurst. klibindlErler es all Olalelareal follikeed 45 UallYrMlWtJune.. VI Awa nuads=ead Abor an I tad /tam (Lrii.a ls lail A I „. ell De. (tll .. rll tai gas :s s Tame; A:: I all ZIA aid Eat' , au we ill Do. NOW Ws pi wad Atli Doak 1 all - all Daa=rot i llarra; all De. dove% II peril all 01. sod West.(irs. lon Utast Marna all Lamar and Carlisle , Do. Taft& Imo lAinibile sed Y ,t ire 13 Do. ~ II I 464131 De. wee " I 11 : =aiaZiealr: l " If Da. 11.41 41e dm" 1 Do.lllll4l6,oLasill.(C 100 Id.riss L Sameholguesarb ti tDa, all and MAW. 4 100 Marlajibil.,lll.laselash. I 41 Ds. Liget. Valor 10i 1161114 ,'lOO Ds. 01067 Wand ONO 114ilmsti; I al Nairandot 10 /I=l, - Aol4oioaiy, N 7 ased to D. tw :h~::: limn; n Morn BMA U lank Devon. Nara 19 Man Minn S 6 Nan hank WaLhas 33 +at sa Odor& Inn.. 'Mena Oalsal 7A Ds.P IS esselli all On's.• lN Oen A SI Da, am IL— . 7 IsnwiftasyllMardardob asswitorr Mots. 26 Do. orredri 1. De. Dm 6: Wm 30 doilk &AM SO Sooth Wake _ 13 '.ND Italki.DDlNirDu I. lliamadkauaDsdAnall all WaWWI an MINING mg " YolllAuseilaiDerwls. 39 Da da. Zateirims 9 01.0.N.Z.Farsiass . SO Tark ad Milk Milos, LINO LIBASID ES NiiNizelmiNell2l,....44l,lu sollTh 301 D oil. IM arm OsimilleOmetW. 301 D . 12, 1 0fdt., and D $j $4 Is $ 301 ellaustagonstool 504 (1014541100.4ftWalire 36 If 114 Sediksbmak• Oared, 10 metics ft Uniss23ll.Wees4ol' 174 15 4:1•6114 Jt (Imedloo3l44lloatee) 1 45 47 23 Datllasalmissuilp.Ct tlesemll4 Due 1.1144110001 1114 Oko by IS d nair Pena (145011•GrastWaient II 4pa 50 liellkietb7(Lltorkl2l4lll4 107 IC9 13 14 :111. Ames 114 54; 114 L 143 Iwo U 17 50 llngeord Ilidload 103 106 13414sisa 4al Gessaviabl (11401.11105140kIrlars' 7f4 (14 20 MU ifthesue (etto) l U 76 z 24 Inmpuole6lerraluOist 1 (Mails IWO) 1164 174 " ral.#4l l . llB .ga lwf Alma 110 llSOLOosillol 80 uses OM Now.. ..... 111 Proiss. Low hll.l4ms.lif art II Oltls torC i l k 2121 SO BAL. see (Ismosies =; Si Ilsgsiss gni IMMO Om. i Ss Good lisolheis i_y Da illu_ . kslia(dIllo IP. lloollMMANlNdostlarod IS Nr. WON 8) NI Worr Vrilsk Sae M 41 flf held 4 " 100 esimist (tertaa ' ti Omni Wastes) ;1 3 $ 1 Atirdssa . ji oo4 - 7: - -::-: A Dmi=.66ll alra N mica gmblmo.i:ise.fielt ingSiga lt per °NmiNe Ct..,....... 1111 -rie.. l 7 Ill s Ditto do. K. • DI D. are 11 pot Opt IN Greg Sardwall umm, 1111 WIIIIIIM 6 i ImuldrilliTtelo. 100 De. 6 per OK nut... ,100 D. M Our. Sp rISM 1 134; i. 406111 & D.WoUCtw Ihmallit) I 4.4 MP 40 . 1 ! - por 0... 1 .! 1011.1_. ii 111 ay 19 SO lim.lllo4lol4re. 010%1 10 Ds. Mat at 3 Do. SS . 1110 Br Oc6IPJ Ist & prowforp. sd lls rlO - 10 I Ds.olsneged o perm. 6 North IMO& ...I 10 sad Wampum, Weber.. 8111. per ► 00:01.0.1181reiltuirOur. 10 Sinsalkeheas(lfer.W. OIL .. If . 03 kw! TVl k :luserllo,lo Stew, et isg.pane. 5 Pao II Tortlll.lll‘iat FOR ON in zealots@ siiinhani ICz i r rai nasso swifitrwafts. 95 99 By A B 17 1 1/ - 1 11 1 d • sj it3l 11 pm 1:1 IS i Pa 14 4 141 11 li 1 pla 111 II 1p a. • Ps 11( PEI 131 1 1:1 lh " f zd ft ti ll' lat Isitt id j die pr .rA7s. n 111 'Jr 281 1$ I of sr is " Si 6 Mks flaboils.. 41 Ds. De. 10 I 7 Di a l irsii ... ... 1 Matta . ... .. 66 Do. do. Nos .. .. 16 Nam miliame ... .. 16 Nortimaithsase... . 11 Ina 11•61111112 .. 111 hde el Illeubstre .. 10 inesiDl awn ... .. le ad Nam .. 17 Tow mid Nimbi 6 wort /Dabs. - „. 4 Wawa a Tnime . ... i- sfil it 4 tra 5 1 ia 41 49. it ilk ri 2 4 • 11 de * a Rif Is I Minus= RowiroL—Tho to be milled es to oombler the proposal ere new Use between Baty fit llamado and Newmarket Eon AND LTOlte NalLwAT.—The (*edam of this oempany an rusetiatlnag • lean of 80 minim frame. Niw Ozwics.-4, now ohm& boo bun 'rooted at Wisteria. wad is Mho easseesstad lay the Illiweef tan dem es Weimar. the UM tut. It le dedlisallei to the Holy Trinity, awl the Rm. W. Dumas jaw& N.A., law minutes of Bt. Barthskaamw's Chu* haa bola oppoiolod W Os toorabosoy. In accoidanee with our anticipations, the week's market has opened with ageneral improvement in the various departments. Consols have risen to-day per cent; railway shares and foreign stocks have s h e undergone a sensible improvement; and should the dems.ad fur investment continue as brisk as at present, enhanced prices can hardly fail to be real ised for all descriptions of securities. Looking at the present high range of the government funds, direct proof is afforded of the difficulty , of obtaining a means of remunerative investment. A few more purchases of Consols will certainly carry them above par, which they have not touched since 1845. Consols opened to-day with a firm appearance, and, as buyers offered, were gradually run up to 991._ In the morning the continuation to the Ilth 412.1. ruled at 1-16 to 4, but in the afternoon it off, and the quotation loft off at 99; to CtTaor cash and the account. The settlement of the month's account engaged a certain share of at tention, but the tendency of prices has been all one way, and hence the adjustment will bo casilyeffected. The account now closing opened on the 11th ult. with the price for the 10th April quoted 97! to /. The daily fluctuations since, as between the highest and lowest rates, both for money and time, are shown in the following ; . C.l relr: °2641 AN e el° r . albeit. Lewes. Loppswt, ---..—.- 1 Muth 11 9:1 971 .91/ 971 12 9 1 74 4 97 97 97 13 97 97 99 971 15 1 97 96j 86 16 NI 97 964 991 17 96 9 11 9 9 1 96 8 11 19 SS 96 96 20 9 1 66 98 93 22 9ll :S t i AS 98 22 9B 98 98 2 24 96 96 9 0 1 22 9 : SS 941 96 28 9 NI 119 96 27 644 99 , 91 1 se 29 SS 961 99 98 so WI 944 Se 98 21 Aril 1 BB i 116 98 2 96 981 96 3 9 961 9111 NI 5 6 99 99 98 7 99 911 99 N 8 99 99 99 91 99 10 12 NJ 99 99 The highest price during the period embraced in the account being 994, and the lowest 97j, the ex treme fluctuation is shown to be 21 per cent., being much larger than usual. As the lowest price was on the first day of the account and the highest to-day, it will be seen that this also nearly represents the ac tual rise. After making allowance for the propor tion of dividend that has accrued during the month we have still shown a clear rise of nearly 2 per cent. The fluctuations of the half-dozen pleading accounts were as follows : Account ending Oct. 14, 1851 Account ending Nov. 12, 1851 1 per cent. Account ending Dec. 11, 1851 2 per cent. Account ending Jan. 16, 1852 lj pr cent. Account ending Feb. 10, 1852 lla per cent. Account ending March 11, 1852 The official record of business in this department is as follows : 'Three per Cent. Consols, 991, = 1; ditto for account, 991, 1,1, ). Three per Cent. Reduced, 981, 4,1, 1. New 4 Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 100,1, Long Annuities, 1860,611-16; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 6 7-16, 1. Bank Stock, 218. India Stock, 264. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 695. to 725. prem., but the tendency is towards still higher rates. India Bonds were dealt in at 83s. prem. In the foreign stock market tho transactions are nearly all of a character calculated to strengthen prices, the upward movement of which is unchecked. Mexican, Chilian, Portuguese, Russian, Sardinian, Spanish and Dutch stocks are all marked at an improvement upon the rates of last week. The transactions of the day are thus stated: —Brazilian Old Five per Cent., 100 ex div. ; ditto Small, 100. Buenos Ares Six per Cents., 771. Chilian Six per Cents., 1031, 2, 31. Danish Five pet Cents., 1031, Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62, 014 621; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 94. Ecuador kinds, 5, si. Granada Actives, cx Dec., 1849, coupon, 24. Mexican Bonds, 341, 1, 351 ; ditto New Three per Cents., 28$, 291, 1 ex div. Portuguese Five per Cents., 981; ditto Five per Cents. Converted, 1841, 40; ditto Four per Cents. Converted, 391, 381, 39. Russian Five per Cents., 115$. Sardinian Five per Cents., 971, 1, 97, 985, 98, 1. Spanish Passive Bonds, 51; ditto, Old Three per Cents., 481,1, w ; ditto, New De ferred Three per Cents., 211, 3,1, 1; ditto, Commit tee's Certif., 21, 3 per cent. Venezuelan Three-and a-Half per Cents., 481, 471. We are to-day advised of another large arrival of Australian gold by the Hero, which is understood to bring over at least 200,0001. worth of the precious metal. The dates by this opportunity are not so late as those previously to hand. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various English securities cited at the average of the prices now ruling. Where the asterisk (1 is prefixed, it is to be understood that the share rate of interest is less the income-tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the rate of interest last declared as the basis of our calculation. To render the results strictly accurate, the pro portion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should, in each case, be taken into account: This par amt Ormai ...... ..... price 991 *l4 per met. ES 0 31 21weir es t adw iaLal mor iand......... 9Bl a 3 010 Maurpar Ornea 14911. $ 4 10 bolt Meek (dlr. at the NM of 6 per NW, pir soma) fads Plat (Iftv.lol par amt. per as.) 264 a 3 19 ei amilarpar Ma Oat, 11d. par Nat, per Ioa. pa . 11 3 Ili Eltilaa — alums, 111. paid (puma- Ind dlr. 6 par amitper alums) II a 4 6 81 Gram Wawa. £lOO.B. (db. at the 6 11 I aMa of 6 per 'OIL pre wars) 9O tausaiilre aad Yorkliir • Pluto a.tits slat er am) 73 Lar p en awl Sesta Weston &MO (diddese at the rate of St pereant. pan ins Inaba ion) North Westin lock. 90 f l at tle rate of 6 per cent. per 124 11311101 Illteakcidlv.attlt• mast 23 per apaLpram) Ns* MOM Mak* (dir. at the 68j rine et Se pit wt. per anattm.i * 29 Vet. Neweestin and Berwick (Kock (el,, at tits rate al 3 per cent. per 19 salmi) so 4 I 2j .. 41S 9j 4 4 IN 4 13 51 3 18 111 Extending the calculation to the leading foreign stocks upon which dividends are regularly paid, we ' have the following results : tee sass.. Dula Teo 01-6-1141 l pse Vests 61 yield per oat £4 Did& time par owls. 664 4 I Dud& Itys rise Owls. 11641mapot Orb. 1 IS 4 IP I f0ur461.6-11•11 per Ont lO4 110 4 aariYa five set Costa eS 119 Amsterdam letters report some movement in Spanish and Portuguese stock., but South American were without material alteration. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents. come quoted 011 to 3-10; do. Four per Cent. Certificates, 93 11-16 to 1. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 211 to 1; do., Old Foreign Three per Cents., 471 to 48• do. Coupon-Certificates, 21 per cent. Portuguese Four per Cent. (London), 384 to 4. Old Russian Bonds, 1061. Brazilian, 991. Mexican, 344 ' • ditto,a New, 281 to 13-16. Venezuelan Three-and- -Half per Cents., 48 4 , a ; ditto, Deferred, 181. Ecuador, 41. Granada Bonds, 231, 24 ; ditto, Deferred , 1013-18, 1. At Hamburg, quotations of stocks rule as follows : Russian-English Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 to ; ditto, Five per Cents., 1091. Danish-English Thres per Cents., 76 to 1; ditto, Five per Cents., 99 to :1. Sardinian Fivo per Cents., 891 to /. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 201. United States Six per Cents., 1071. Maryland Five per Cents., l 871. 4 4 . 2ej 14 14 39 0 914 90 77 79 9 9 9• 72j 73 6j 6 " 4 3 4 II Ilk 1004 if 6 Role lf4l 1141 si st?• 4 44 f if „ 696 99 6 164 4 „ If 46 U fi 1I 414 !6i 47 SS il Ili 9 ii 4 dis 84 88 11 10 Ms Si die i Si 8 7 Ws 7i 71 die I 0 1 II FO. I Isg Il i 10 1 7 . ' 1 4 I as 1 1 I I I: d 25 25) :a 31 1 6 duo ti I t f " i tim I 25 - i 2 ai i i el I 4 I 3Ss e 9 i . 0 73J $1 lI I I 121 1 I 1 4 1 111 iii 11 as 41 ssNW 196 101 6 16 SI zd 111 i an ►3 1 131 I 3SI i Ile 14 6,3 i 6 137 i Ifj IC II 1 d 7 Si 28 IS 141 Ili IS $ 11l II l'or Account. _ PAP" Aran. IL _For — now. Opening llntlareLl Luvreeer C . ." Ina. 3 per Oents. 1i per Cents lOl 23 101 10 101 Si 1 101 5 , 111 50 3 per Cents 3 per Ceuta. New Loan ... I ... 4 yer Onto. I Embanp cm London! stalest, 15 40 : 90 Mils. 23 275. arr.C.4l/...21.1-162644~4 11 .... atilieli rcim —i 05im..... Piedmont 5 i.ii 9 1 . 50 ~ Trot a i ry emu_ e l Do. 5, 1531 l'Agre, APRIL 12.—St. Germain, —; Vcrtailles (right bank), 341 23; Ditto (left bank), 200 ; Paris and Oylenne, 1107 30; Paris and Rrium 702 59; Rouen and llarre, 11l 23; Plarreillas and Avisnrai. 290, Strteßnurg and Bate. 202 50; Centre 510; (Sr. leans and liordeans, 615; Northern, 625; PArill and t , irarboolirg. 507 50; Paris and Lyon; 643 73 ; lentreand Nantes, 360; NI, niereau and Troym, 195; Dieppe sod Vecomp, 730; Bordeaux and Tonto. 113; ratio and &tau:, 100. MINES. MONDAY EVININO. An average amount of businesslaisl;;;ntransacted to-day in English mines. The quotations have been evenly maintained for the dividend stocks, and tho speculative shares have been inquired fur quite as actively, although no advance has been made in prices. The following are the quotations of shares dealt in during the day :—West Camden, 1171; Wheal Neptune, 4,4; West Providence, 52!, 55; ( West Wheal Alfred, 2N., 255.; Alfred Consols, 181, 19; Tremayne, 24, 25; Wellington, 6;, 71; Tran neck and Bosence, 41,1; Wheal Arthur, 11, 12; Wheal Ilarriett, 18a. 6d., 223.; Mill l'ool, 21, 31; Callington, 71, 8; Lewis, 151„ 161; Tamar Consols, 4,5; Trenance, 51, 61; West Ding Deng, 5;, 6 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 14, 16; Tiheroft, 91, 101-; Clive, 305., 355. ; East Buller, 21, 3. Investments in the Australian gold mining shares are still stimulated by the accounts lately to hand, and good premiums are in some cases obtainable ; but the Californian shares era going out of favour. The market to-day was more active than of late, but closed with a weaker appearance. The committee of the Stock Exchange have fixed Monday the 19th instant for the settling of the Colonial Gold Com pany's shares, which are firm at 7-16 to 9-16 prem. Port Phillips are rather better, marking prim.; Agua Fries have receded to 1 prem.; Lake Bathurst are quoted to a prem.; Quartz Rock, „to 1 prem. ; Victoria, par to 1 prem.; Melbourne, par to a prem. ; ' New Granada, to a prem. Santiago shares are rather better at 61. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. There is not much business doing in the gold mining shares to-day. 'the Australian shares re main firm, but the Californians are fiat. Nouveau .Nlondes have been sold at 4- premium. Colonial gold shares are now placed in the official list, and mark # to a premium; Lake Bathurst, 5-16 to 7-18 wis youtsray. timber ten. • Awm Psis Ainlo Californian Australian.. _ Australian Ave Marin— . Uneauntia ben WM British Australis 041 BrutL bap. (be. at &LIN Do. Otergrad99ft Lo. Carscries CtiMIL Cobra Cogger . Engen'. & Australian &mei Oft Mountwin Orrat rofigooth Kelicaa Routlutmatrioam Nou~sa Mont Port 11311 IL fin Croft Caltod Vezina West Martpcoo. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LITRRPOOL, APRIL 12.—The share market has been good to-day, and we quote an advance in prices of all lead ing 141—Caledonian, 19 1-16--Eastern Counties, 91—East Lancashire, 171—Great Neatens, 891 — Lancashire and Yorkshire, 721 c.—Ditto (fifth shares), 61 d. —London and North Wertern, 1241—Ditto (new 1-shares), 61 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln (preference ' shares), 13—Midland, 661 I—Ditto (new pref. 4! per cent.), Ba. —Ditto (consul. Birmingham and Derby), 351 —North ritish, 81—South Eastern and Dover, 211—lurk and North Midland, 251. 2.I•NCIIPSTRIL, APRIL 12.—We have had a decidedly improving market so far as prices are concerned, but there has not been a large amount of business. The cluing sales were : Leeds, 721 ; Midlands, 681 ; Sheffield,, 341 ; Do van, 21 15-16 ; Caledonians, 19 ; Blackburn (No. 1), ; Eastern Counties, 9 7-16 ; Cheshire Junction, Ili die. BIRMINGRAR, Arum 12.—This market was active to-day, and shares in advance. Shrewsbury and Birmingham A's were done at 71. 6s. 3d. ; B's at 61. And in local stocks, Old Birmingham Canals at 99 and 100, which is a higher point than they have touched for the last dozen years. BOAT ACCIDENT ON THE 11313.—A melancholy no- eident, attended with the Ices of two lives, occurred about nine o'clock on the night of Good Friday, in Sandford Pound, near Osford. Five young men (draper's usistants) in the afternoon of that day engaged a two-oared pleasure boat, capable of holding a dozen people, and went down the Amu fu as Nuneham ; on their return home they had te pass elareash 5e,..1G...1 Pound. and while waiting for the hiund•keeper to open the 'hums the stern of the boat tched to the woodwork of the pound, which is a strong sort of trellis work, and before they could release her, and while the pound was fast filling, the boat upset, and two of the party, named Perrot and ?doysey, unfortunately, met with a watery grave. Sandford Pound is the most danger ous one between Oaford and London, and although there war not the slightest blame attached to the pound keeper, it is to be hoped that in future he will, when pleasure boats want to go through at night, insist upon every person getting out before the boat enters the pound. THE SUICIDE AT MILLER'. HOTEL.—Yesterday an inquiry was taken by Mr. W. Carter, the coroner, at the Mitre Tavern , Broadwall, Lambeth, oath( body of Mr. James Carrell, aged 30 years, of 262, Strand. The facts which have already appeared were given in evidence, after which the jury returned a verdict of temporary insanity. F &INCH Itanwnv TRAFFIe.—The following are the last Marne of the prone receipts of lb* principal Fronds railways : Noareaats.—From;Mareh 13 to Muth 31 : Prerennere, 213,21 M. goo* 324,11/f. ;• total, 30,3931. Ilousi.—Prom March 21 to Apcil 3: Passengers, (9,1131.; goods, 100,4121.; total, 169,6271. thugs.—Prom March 26 to April 3 : Passengers, 23,0991. ; goods, 29,2411.; total, 61,3411. OnLaalth —From March 29 to April 4: Pamengera, 69,0191,; goods. 146,8714.; tOta4 133,1711. Boaaaauz.—From March 21 to March 29: Paaseners, 30,1973; geode, 71,7421.; total, 121,979?. Votazos.—Vrom March 19 to April 4: Partnere, 49,8061.; goods, 30,7361.• total, 101,11141. !CORR —novo March 33 to March 29: Pameagerr, 23,201 f. ; graatr, 31,9041. ; total, 60,1031. /Thaw ao.—Pram March 23 toils:rah 31 : Powergera, 102,021 f.; gad% 131,1131.; total, 141,33 K Itauc.—Prom Match 22 to March 26: Pamenms,2l,244; goods, 12.2091.; total, 41,4221. Ikerroaue.—From March 26 to March 31 : Paseengers, 10,113 N, goods, 1411101.; total, 36,113 L lesanitors.—Proin March 19 to Marsh 23: Pawners, 41,4041. ; robs, 31.701 L total, 73,1062. Looms. — Pro m March 21 to Apia 3: Pawners, 163,3173; goo* 111,6411 --It.; toal, 193,905 L Waeraamarch IS to Apra 4: basegm,lll,4l2l,; r '44.71414 4:441.114,41144 liv's:: ; . •7.' --1 . ', -..'• .; 0.‘, - ,'.. ~);./.. i:i . -; ' -. 1 . ....;';,.r, MI s• . : :: - .4 . ri :I s, 1 75 1 17 17. 14 It 7 S ►O4 11.4 5 6i . 1 If_ 103,000 100,000 13,000 10,000 20,000 1.00,01 X. 30,000 6000 43,171 100,000 I i I i i I I i all OM 0 trxl 17.',",;, 11 If 1 k i Pan I i Pm 2) 24 i i die