The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-02 00:00:00

_ . _ _ •:" 7i7TT •‘ 1 Ai it . rt%, LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1852. No. 1,7211.) [THREEPENCE. IV4' ...., 0., REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DUIUNO THE PAST WERE. RAIL WA YS. MONEY MARKET. POITZION ITNIN I par Ct. VI I 3 per CA Nleskaa. Al 36 per Ct. Ileaslllsu laigla6, , N I A pw CI. Perailau. 163 Do. New. N T DIU. Defend, 64 I pia Ct. S.mai Ayr.. IT lie I par CI. Portaguer. N 0 pm et. Milian. IN In par Ct. llumlaa, 111 13 ex die per 4/4. Chiba& 04 T 1 43 per Ct. aria. 1016 26 N:0. 13.4,1•1% lel 2 ex dly e per Ct. ..pw..1.1, At..... AI 1 I per Ct. Dutch. 111 141 31.er Ct. t...../..,. 4111 par 01 Distal. 61. 66 I lb. Pa..... SI i ......Ati.x AI par CI,. Uratialla, 136 ai . si g. ra. Vretr . ‘ l o 4 ls i A 40 116:4111666 I two Cast . la to 90. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. THIS DAY. Twe o'Cises. The share market opened with a steady appear ance, but the business offering was not so active as of late, and prices have in some instances fallen back a shade. This East Lansuhires, Great Westerns, Lancashire' and Yorkshires, and Lon don and North Westerns are rather lower than they left off yesterday. The general feeling of the market, however, is steady. French shares are without movement. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc._ PARIS, Kum I• I • - Mow. Fee Mesa. uTion C e s .l • sim.l w, TIIE MELBOURNE GOLD wad GENERAL Iliyl\9 AmociAnor. 0. the Got-booltlsolole. In 100,000 Shwl—Sl. ter pdal alktilit‘i. r 4 ,4 liay Maud to the mom* . a. All Wows 'waved wII ha Maimed aitthoul dadactiaa. Woo aaysaw capaal weassabed. _ _ Tllol7llo. it Lt. (17 -- Lethaere Memo Afghani; lg. bark* e Hobrt Tho broom, ir.g. c iourrai: li‘get Ila.. the Uri a LIOVON, Malmo& Jcssumbakifir,Airlo A. Umw 4 ; 4 lA I 1716% Qui% lOw. Wa ll* 1. ft. da. Lc* A. A. Pay Wm. I C. IL. sal ..apoe. 1.1o0.•CoL talallolitan. I Way Wiweler ia t ery Vassar The Owwwcroal halt ul Lisalus, Caw ow. War saa—Mais /Wray L.q.. itswo.arak iamb*, Osucnou-Sww.. Otiam arvia. WaftwO. W. Ir. La*. PAL, it Ws L Owaus -Nowa. Ilorwom 4.1 Am, eld Wood sOusl. lOW r Or Mt &rod Var ka llama at Atlantis dlstirretrtor . Ow Inikutvas rmiableau , Masa : MU MUM ter, Ow Water plow w. 9 Pwfre 9 olltawrarow d ramming how uatletiurnt. d to lib mil •d, tkfama. IMO M r .orwitoo, lulitno at 0n =111.4 %apse ffrodirety owl ouppbet, *oars but ..tborwiso W lt sad al also liel.liate u: teams a s - si - ltr Wei tWordw "Nowt /Oa oretert I..dowSwit 1=9:90r 901•4 it !Ms vader. ...11 tags terwomertbos to :to war t tos parrot: sad to Now „ t. Aro, bu , Jeo lbw trip airtnratrd 'mums ...a lbws tatrOld. t r K w ,ftwootolpr 'Mess's. of Ow o to otatwor. As gado* .• art Ow ow& fur • 111,94 flatter to oared Ye roe* ate aaaataMall. rtataanava. mat M Maenad at Ile ...Vaal Mw, wrO • o al:astable octoroon. to be M▪ artaald to au ..MIMML • v. area. W. F G. 99 RC ANTI:4, , teratazy. (Loa, 9, kok,'...aroariprd. Ikawratroweet, Issuer, Vabory It. 11199. PM OW arnirarinv. it emulsive st VW IMAM. sr 1;...1 and General Main Ameriau Oradowaa.—l twain last re ;;it ;slot I. me Awn la tbeakaaaama id& WOW. aIWI 1 Me" to ..."$ 4 the mibe. ee Mg amorist' el arse Wadi pea may Loa to abc, ma to pry, whoa won .I. r • mot .4 so penal der shone t a.m.*. mom Man" Mk or 1110 MllkaaL '' / fir— *ma mg Wren . • MELBOURNE GOLD and GENERAL MI • twe ast.oclarnm. APPLICATION ow AM MN •Ai b RACEITISO AMA 13 AMA's A leartUAT, bk 3r4 iLly a Nants. A Iwo An. , sr , . loodus. irk tl. 11132. ALLItioN sad ALLISON, rat..l4 Pomotor+, Argetwtsme, N inn II lartrotsbove. removia bun .water.. avid DOl ..o,f. II. I.ol , oltThit el ito ant wait. warlup for MLR., 1111. E. vial ELFOILTATION. lostrusAmolaivias arm old vs kw wan, VIII I) WV). be moll at seerlilorabk adertma.—aviasakhoral by various nalortoot Ism prism HENItY MILLs, ri, 173, and 14e, 01V0R0.01TIRSIT, LONDON. no awwwwl• hfility•tawhed GOLD WATCH EA. of Ow MIT ZoN [AL CONATKU. T10:4, GOLD It I M.o, w ELL r ho.. • rye (kerma mei. la -Urn (w. at Tow. coul-a.11•I1 Gamut each. NOW Snow-Kul:ix, at 171, . abate we eztawqm arm [Meat of New sad D.IIAN PLATIL awl the NM ELYCTZU aud G hee Pi AUL/ o:L i lt at cacedsagly • meta. Ma Iwo red Jima. LEILY I. al. Is reekas 'art/v. Via. . Gerd., tem tea. ire; aim AL. MT (1141 N., IM Ma. well. A rumble, wetaillow Ma 1.14 of rem ad Illetable, will be est per met, irm ea apptiotes by kart; and al cal appliedlus lecoMted. Ems .ta Addrao-171, 173, and 11% °ILFORD-STRUT, WIN 111. lENVELLERT. - DODD, BROTHERS. 40, u (Ilesibia.bms 4141. imam. sliwiaol4.. earl inteissiro. bet 14P NOM an lailredie al tbak•alml44 410401 LT. MST et 01011111F.STS. fondly' • sank af tbe Adana mike oki omit MT 4.404 to dab^ Iowa" trasiolk bum amigo. am is le taw IMO b Larisa.— 40. OmushilL. ESE and COMFORT in SHAVINO.—B. and & mayor& CANTON Erato - , or Quark:Weir Moen ft imager, makes Maytag mar to the rat Weer alto. TM laming 'rnetleanial 4 tn, n that rug ta haat some% Mr. Arm It, "•int, I rye mak trial of year Rar w SOM, and lad ft te army rhea than my atop I harm Ithrt to red ler parr a _ wp le culla. To ler ertareal ari saartesl purpose. C. raw Km. To Near, B. rid & Cower, lamators. he dierrearet, banha,” whim the .100. ra. say be ebralned, sad at all rartraemon la. id,asel es. W. ewl. —COa TAN% PwaarlC arleteml Imam Peetaeffie• sedan pretually attended to. J L HANCOCK'S INFLATED INDIA-RUBBER port imp* ess..K Maw se a 4e4 .......s. _ St=s.l) ISDIA-11(111salt 111 le , t. PIM Ist bre....ip %Price pato no, stloullw lag I quid ma," Yd Psi ki. P. MY* .4 yip • k !..1. f r pond 'Wks' PaPplo• ratable laglie mbar i.l. ow wed 1 4 , 141 ,1 1 C PM116..... _wit/WM Plias POW, An Cliiiirea •nd NO*. w ..'• Si! Ass ID Al min, adirsuied Si lAME/I LTNE lIANCtC. . 88 " 861, 7. 0••••••04 LIS WI suit vie= atom rreLADIZIL—IROWLANDIr KAMM fir err me inieraft—iiir. armesiihw 6.1 b 01/11.917 Plarsetaimillmsallotera Iko eins, whkt. Ittil to the pm and Walt mitatat, towel• It expel ail l=rmim• boa *a tittlen. Om tett7 team, 4'-, am 041121 7 eittirito II ohm% 1•14 Pt. .volt. allibe• lb. simitsa ami elm atutiont Ittottinet. The MINS Me.. It intont to Os desk mad do awl to Milli It Wm, elks bona owl isse, Neill 111 ...ble to inert rest. Ow lir. on amp& wit AN It anay aLI imutirt ase Isottrzon et St at% est maw 51 ott, ityparlioad liessot ategrorlose Itsistm tot Ws. TM wird. . 110.= " tuarkff • OM se dr Maat Nit totelat umiak end .•A. MOW sall Sok 1111, lbasark" ow air . .1a tin imairttet sloop 111 to tedi bottle. 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IV, Pry Faisl.o. beim ; Ye* 411. --"'••••••411.1.a. 4 00111 1 .1Wasesparinst W. r si li ek l:CAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. basallobed is 1797, for 'natio( Amomos on Lim and aur allwo 70, Looolarct-otreet, City ; aM 97, Merin-ea% Wait. oslaolor. Met Claw asseby, WO= =N a t. Fat A. Min Pam stn. Orli % % MD, CAA Ism Om WA. - Eager D. Hadar" Mai. 1 &AIM Hadv.e. Vag. Firm L 'meat 11.11sedl Esq. J. ftety e. Esq. C. ampul Timm uq., LIM /14attbew VFW We. Nag. - -41 1.1111110.111fteleiblp WelreiteerNer — ' Mfi et the set pree.l Teethed Sy the =ben sashed epee the parttelpelitee rah et 11111114 le the ondatuste a the phase, story rem hen the Sid et July, IMO. Ile b • et the leseee• leet meat *eh* hp. temetelleumhathe up* tbe Sal et hilt. 1147. /trims PAL ' amowd &raw/ : — l6 -- Willi j - Stu 6 - 6 i 6 sl As • • • s Tr& 16 • I 347 13 4 44 16 3 34 3.04 • 431 17 Ulll 141 41 11 8 43 UN 6 4641 0 • 171 6 1 17 11• M • 07 --- Kml lash •f bib: _ as. 1006.417" - ar 'Witham WIIO holm. - 11;i1 II — 4O - - 413 f r T O I 1 1.1 14 I 1 10 II 110 4 11 . 410 1 al 144 11109110 I 1 i 1 14 ROOM TIM esentary. BOLANIO WAX cANDLII/3, Ild. per lb.: Prom la IN. aN b.: Odra= Wad. la N. ; BONI. I?, or I.7mnp" 44. 4d. Murat Norm, ; Wary la la. ; INdeparekt 4a. sna le. .d; UK Wax. b. ; Oria. wane. Na. 7 N. MA 110. • NO. ; ltarbasib. V.: Nklabas Md. , Non 174 . adirr. 414. ; Maa.N.4 Moulds. ad.: Yellow Soap Ha, No. rod 644. ow 111 lb.. ; Mottled. 144. WiriNre Ilaro, la. U. var prim Non WINN.. I. 111.; Rabb IL ; dralirs Was. k dd. ; NNW. Vereta. ble Mad. per NON; Neva, ; Isbr, la M. ; Mock 44% lel arkC 141710.411 ald ediabb•Ord IrarNoura, Al. Monteti bra nposite W• 41.1011•14 , rlwat• Gaut. NEW MEDICAL DIRECNWIT ma ENE PrOPLE. ea Mame/ boa prLetta. ark is he ecreelaed be It ruts I, I, see paNie eel. THE DICTIONARY of DOMESTIC MEDICINE ear 110011i1101.1) arltollllT. iy drawee Taaerees, M.D. lids wed M le tee or Wee eset reedy bask et eekrasee he era er Asher of severe 11 me.. se saddest. la the Armee el medlar saiseare sad I ser. ruble le the re make IWWWOmelt t slit Marrs, sal to the AA most geraerelle. /We • empeallmrd thaw usaltai7 paarelples4 wheat the mugs amehri piMallr al reel• Itrepear kle the Wok Mao teat- Road et the lamp. Amer , easeter, al the dargyesaa, sad et the adoesat. It le amitairse abi sgleae, . er.Y searkart ea It has barna. afl pneeetheshesteskestarearrelladat year."—Tett's MBIIII2IBP. Par imerkes sad kr the dew* vett be • wawa' tads."— (afore Henri "lamed for all doom sad shims prowls* of sadasbisd kswe—lteirsatt. Gleds.: aM Sas. IkeWebers. Slid by a DUBLIN AND WICKLOW RAILWAY. The half-yearly ordinary general meeting of the proprietors of this company (heretofore the Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow. and Dublin Company), was held on Saturday, at the Northumberland Buildings, Dahlia, for Use purpose of receiving a report and sta:einent of accounts from the directors. and of transacting other businesa—The chair was taken by the Earl M CounTUWN. Mr. MI/GU/RIDGE, secretary to the company, read the following report ut tho direvors : The statement of the prospects and position of tho eon pay, which the directors deemed it desirable to address to the shareholders in their circular communicatioa of the sth instant, his been very favourably received, and ap proved of ; and now that the construction of the line to Wicklow may be regarded SI secured, an extent of con fidence is the undertaking has been created which prises to be productive of the most beneficial results. It will bo satisfictory to the proprietors to ho informed that the large amount of shares a the company lately held by the South Wale. Railway Company, has been purchased by, and transferred to. hignly responsible parties. It is scarcely necessary for the directors to point out the importance of bringing into immediate operauon the borrowing powers of the company, both in relief of the shareholders themselves, and In pursuance of the arrangement with Mr. Dorgan, who has agreed to accept payment of the works to a great extent id these securities. With this view they earnestly invite the co-operation of the shareholders. By a prompt payment of the calls already made they will not only relieve themselves from further pressure but accelerate the period pt which their investments will b ecome remunerative. The directors have great satisfaction in stating that since the issue of their late circular they have received from many of I the large shareholders in arrear, assurasore of their inten tion at once to liquidate the amount due from them, and ' cordially to aid the directors in their effort,." Tb. UNIAILIIAN moved the adoption of the report and accounts. _ _ _ Mr. Kant seconded the motion, which passed unani measly- Several resolutions, Sling the number of directors to be upon the bused, and nominating the board for the issuing year, were then unanimously pawed. Mr. TIMOTHY TYRRELL, of London. said that as soli citor fee Kr. Dorgan, and owing to his connexion with bergs astraelese Ragland, he might be permitted to refs to what waned to him to be the very happy ar mlike had been made for that company. hank on the many mouths of suspense through whisk abenholders had passed, DOOM explanation was dal On lbws why that wbieh had almost appeared to be en elleenhansi undertaken, seemed to be again revived esepiew el persons partly from the other nits "MI MOM liaisesK only say that it had been for may yeas his desire to promote the expeediture of Eng lish capital is that country ; and he had never caused capi tal to be mug over in referents to railways with greater than ha the saw of that y, for he believed renrese of file meet p kings of the day ; awl wiles swegetod dow n I tillekor, tt could hardly fad to M Wexford. He therefore hdd great pleasure is Ws dins, OA that and OH the other side of the mobs to sot Heirap s • is this nnilertaking, which able • earefil brai believed not only to afford =r e the matey advised, tut also to he capable of use of the mut poullieble concerns in Ireland. The CH AIILICAX said it WHO MOH satisfactory to hear such erpreestees eosin has as English gentleman. Legislation would be man waste they had gentlemen coming over to assist then with their sephal in Ireland. He could not sit down wildhest ea his satisfaction at finding that the paper wide\ the had published previous to the report boil been to well received. He bad attended a any woodsy of that company there and in London. ass set with very great opposition, but he was glad It was now over : and he hoped that fur the future they shield have the support of everybody connected with the easily through which their railway passed. Sir' . EoMONDI was then called to the chair, and /Ir. THILILILL moved a vote of thanks to Lord Courtown far the manlier is which he had presided, wishing that he might tomato In °See until the line wu completed, which he lisped woad be is a few mouths. N,. HOFF= asesaded the motion. lir T. Immo% I. putting it, said that his lordship de awed the IMPHISimIIIt, for that nu one, through good re pel and MI meet, had stood more firmly to the railway don la hod. The meths then passed unanimously, and the meeting serwated. FUNRILAL OP AN EXTRAORDINARY CtUIAcrzL— TM greeter part at the inhabitants of the barrios. at the feet of Montmartre, Paris, turned out an Friday to see the funeral of a remarkable popular character, familiarly known as the " Kr* Nicolet," this proprietor of the &mous eating-plate milled the " Petit Rensponneau " Twenty yeses ago Nicolet came to Paris, with • whip and a blouse, tomtit his fortune es • cab-driver. He soon saved money emengb to his. a smell shed outside the barrier of Itemise shotme, wide* he stocked •ir • wine-shop. He afterwards Welt the shed ; then pulled it down and built a housecoat the spot. Gradually hr purchased several sdjoining shops. atsi warned • vast establishment, where for ninny years h has And 10,000 and sometimes 20,000 in • day. At this IStablishment the operatives regaled themselves ration of the best meat. plenty of vegetables, arsalk ea a plot se win*, at the rate of about sixpence • heat Us wttrasy consumption of the house was a MOM glienA Pretisp, quantities of reef, fish, and poultry, nod Awl bar of wine per day. re N ioolet " Ins Ns own Mod such, and might be seen daily in his =pie Ml6= di sating the laicism of some eight or tan abemelnemmo. Kis own enormo • bulk was a standing advortinsast of the generous qii•litlrs or his meat. Many curious stootruers might he daily seen peeping through the kitchen windows to mars4ll at the curious belts with which he supported bls immerses " corporation." Ile is said to have dad worth 40,000!. (Prom the Morh-iatre tetras.) BRITISH. The resignation of the Russell cabinet, and the accept ance of Mlles by the Earl of Derby, bare not been without infante. on the grain trade ; and though it is very newer. thin whether the sew government will bare the power to carry any measures for the relief of the existiag sided turd distress, with the Ilona, of Commons anutituted as at peewit; still the substitution of a ministry having the desire to henelt the egeicultural interest, for that de cidedly hostile es the whip have moved themesivos to be, is natuadig regarail es a hiseumW asap. Ws do act, however, regard the immemmeat white has taloa plate in some of the proofed.' whets as wholly caused by the eirtuaminams alluded to • the shortness of the deliveries from the growers, sad the ineignificauee of the supplies hem shroud, hasty Seeded to produce the like effect. Weeso no males te altar the view we took last week re quiting the probable Bahr* courts of prices. Indeed what has sines transpired has tended to strengthen our belief is the probability of a moderate advance, more especially as regards wheat. Up to the present period the shipments from the north of Europe for Great Britain have been toss paratively trifling ; and the accounts from the Mediterra nean and Black Sea agree in stating that the qeentity on rusage to this country from ports east of Gibraltar is much e s se than was the ease at the corresponding time last year. Prices have also risen of late in the American markets, by' whisk the sametion of the orders for Sear from hence has' tee only Thom 1/61.611•AWat lam mil f duettist ; but they o to prevent large f hiperesigeis till' the tammer, tad our farmers, thengS perhaps set Particularly eempaims as to the future, may be inemaged MUM by the hem of as alteration in the laws seramiag the Made In pit with foreign countries. lbs weather has continued very favourable for all kit& of sat-door work, and ploughing and sowing have been elgseetely proceeded with. The reports respecting the ap pointee of the wheat plant are generally of a satisfactory ehmiam but it is yet too early in the year to ground embelledlNN at such remote contingencies as the probable nook MO* next harvest. The occurrence of anything threatening Wary would, so Eau*, tell on priors ; but in ot flueassher Ta few pas t the mpg t er two. ithe folds will not have meek ma 'rho arrivals of wheat coastwise into Loudest have slightly inereseed, 4,810 qrs. having been reported daring the week "e this (Saturday) treating. The whole ed this supply ha however, been sold previous to being received, mid die gmustity that has been offered by AM - - carriage samples hem the neighbenting counties having been very smaill, &sine have remained ann. The bur ner actually dam woe by no sums extensive, either on Wednesday or Fridsy ; but there was certainly no anxiety to press salts, and we topsider that prices were quite as high at the close air they were to the beginning of the week. The London average, published on Friday, 465. Id. is the big :est return we have yet had ; the go neral weekly average for the kingdom, 425. only Id. per qr. higher than the return for the preceding week. The quantity of wheat received from abroad has nut been large, the greater part of the 3,563 qrs. received is troth Holland, and as prices are actually higher et Amsterdam and llotterdam than in the London market, supplies from thence can scarcely be. expected to be con tinued. Must of the cargoes hitherto received have, we believe, been taken to granary on account of the importers ; and there has certainly hest an anxiety to press sales from on board. Tho operations in foreign wheat have been alto gether on a retail scale, purehasers having paid previous prices somewhat reluctantly, sad sellers having insisted in quite as high rates as before. The want of offers has pee -1 vented transactions of importance in Boating cargoes of wheat; still some business has been done at very full prices, 39a. &I. per qr., cost, freight, and insurance to the eocitiuent, It ...nig been paid for red Polish Odessa, and Egyptian wheat hse sold at 29e. to 29e. 3d. per qr., cost, freight, and insurance. Fur white Polish Odessa wheat, arrived oft ti.o coast, 40s. &I. to 41s. 6.1. per qr., east, freight, and insurance, has been paid, and sellers have shown some disposition further to raise their pretensions. Only a few hundred sacks of foreign flour have been re ceived at this port during the week, nor harp tau arrivals of the article coaetwiso been so liberal as before; the sale has, nevertheless, been slow as well for that of home naa.iufacture as for foreign, and quotations have undergone no change. The market has been tolerably well supplied with barley, having, in addition to 4,697 qrs. coastwise and 1,910 rare. from Ireland, received 4,498 qrs. from 'thread. The In quiry for malting qualities has throughout the week been .Low, and though prices have not generally bean quoted lower, the turn was en Friday in favour of the buyer. Foreign barley for grinding has excited less attentiom than of late, but good heavy qualities being by no means abundant, the finer kinds have been held very keenly at fer nier rates. The demand for malt has bees en a strictly retail seals, and the operations have not been of sufficient magnitude to warrant alteration in quotations, but the tura kie certainly been against the seller. The arrivals of oats have been larger than In any pre ceding week for some time past; altogether 45,193 qrs. have been reported this week, viz., 1,245 qrs. from our own coast, 1,697 qrs. from &attend, 15,231 qrs. from Ire land, and 27,120 qrs. from abroad. The doders have in general hold off under the impression that they may per haps be enabled to purchase cheaper when the lying days of the veseebi shall hare run out. Factors have, on the cothcr hand, clic:laysd very little anxiety to press sales, and there has bern no difference between the prices asked in the beg Doing of the week and these demanded at the close. English Imes have met with little attention, and have not varied in value. A mg.. of Egyptian was said to have been bought, on Friday, for shipment to Konigsberg—a circumstance, we believe, almost unprecedented. Peas have been held pretty firmly at late late,. FOREIGN. i - There is not much alteration n the general tone of the 'deices from the continent of Europe. In the Baltic prices of wheat appear to have been well supported, but the high rates asked had, it seems, induced caution on the part of purchasers, and the transactions bad consequently been on rather a retail scale. Letters from Danzig, of the 24th inst., state that hardly any purchases of wheat bad been made fur export during the previous wt ek, but there had been some demand Irma the eastern p at. of Prussia, and the prices paid had been fully equal to those previously current. Reports from Poland also quoted high prices, and rates had been paid there for good qualities, which would make the cost at Danzig equal to 475. per qr. free on board. At Konigsberg, on the 24th of February, prices for wheat, rye, and Parley were quite as high as on that day se'nnight, and oats had in the interval risen le. to Is. 6d. per qr. Supplies from the growers had not increased, whilst the demand from the intanor had continued tolerably 'mire, and parcels of wheat had been taken from time to time fur places in Lithuania, to be conveyed by carts a distance of fifty to eighty English miles. 'The weather there was mild and open, but the roads were in a good state, so that no impediment bed existed to bringing for • supplies, but the general belief was that farmers had little to bring forward. Rostock *..vices of the 23rd inst. inform ye that the wea ther had become frosty, which circumstance was regarded al favourable, inasmuch as it would, it was hoped, improve the condition of the grain of last year's growth. The sup plies brought forward had been small, and equal to 42.. 6d. to 425. 9d. per qr. free on board had been paid for fine 621 be. quality of wheat; whilst barley of 631 be. weight had realised 24e. 9d. per qr. The rates named being relatively higher then those current here, surprise as felt at the purchases which had been mode by some of the merchants with a view of shipping to England. At Stettin, on the 23rd of February, 61Ibe. mixed Polish wheat was worth 445. 6d., and yellow Stettin of the same weight could not have been obtained below 42a. 6d., whilst for P QOM ranian 436.64. per quarter free on board bad been asked. 141.3 has been in good request a• equal to 40s. per quarter, and prices of barley and oats had been well sup ported. Homburg letters of Tuesday's date describe the grain trade there as firm, with prices rather tendlrg upwards; fifths. red wheat from Holstein and Wismar had b rou ght 425. to 435. per qr. free on board. Barley from Denmark had commanded a ready sale at 26e. 6d. per quarter free on hosed, and 381lis oats from the Danish Islands had cone asanded 171. 6d. to les. per quarter free on board. From Holland we learn that the demand for wheat sad rye on Clenwin wain t had revived, and at Rotterdam some rather extensive purchases of the tenser article ap pear to have been ma d. , for the Whim, at an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter. The enougs from the Mediterranean show that pur -1 chases to wine extent Ind been made there for shipment to Great lintel's. From Naples we learn that about 6,000 qn. good Barletta wheat, weighing 62 to 63 lbs. per bushel, had changed hands at a price which would make the cost, freight included, about 40s. per qr. At Venice, on the 17th ult., there was little pawing in grain. Ibraila Indian own woe held at equal to as. 61. per qr. free on bowl, but bail set excited much attention. Odessa advice' of the 13th of February quote One red wheat 31s. 4d. to 325. lid., good 295. 44. to we. 84., and inferior to middling 23.. 3.1. to 280. ad. per qr., free on board. The stock then consisted of about 350,000 ehetweets rid, 16,001 du fiendomirka, 6,000 Ohirka, and 25.000 hard wheat. No fresh supplies could be expected till May, but sub equently very largo arrivals were calculated on, the crop of lteil having given en unusually good return, both in point of quantity and quality. 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Was 'lsadore . 2 1 it IV NIA IRISH RAILWATS.—Tho bill for the construction of railways in Ireland proposes that grand juries may make presentments in aid of railways authorised by act of par liament, the rates presented for eollectios novo ezesed a certain poundage. RIFLE CLUB AT MOLD. —An influential public meeting has just been held in Mold for the purpose of eon sidering the expediency of establishing a ride club. The leading gentlemen of the locality were present. Resolu tions were unanimously passed in (avow of the objects of the meeting, and a long list of signatures were at ones ob tained. It is expected that the dub will muter a strum force. A tendency towards improvement has been ob servable in the English stock market to-day, stimu lated by an increased demand for stock and the renewal of purchases on account of the National Debt Commissioners. Early in the day prices were raised to an improvement of and though sales were afterwards made at a reduction, the mar ket now rules steady at the full advance.; Consols opened j higher than yesterday, at 971 to and are now quoted 97Z to j, both for money and the 11th inst. A good many investments have offered in this and the other home stocks. The of& cial report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, 97:, e, f. ; ditto for account, 971, I ; Three per Cent. itedioed, 98k, 98, New Three•and-a- Qmarter per Cents., 99t, I. Long Annuities, 1860, 7 1-16, I; ditto 30 years, 1859, 6 13.16, {. India Stock, 260 ; Bank Stock, 219. . . . . Exchequer Bills maintai n the rise of Is. established yesterday afternoon. A steady business has been done in all classes of bills, at 61e. to 645. prem. India Beads mark 725. to 745. prem. There has been less business in the Spanish Ame ricas securities to-day, bat this feeling of the dealers appears to be confident, aqd . prices are firmly held. The chief business has beeA ru Granada Deferred, in which bonds there wag some reaction yes terday afternoon, the price falling from 114 to 101, and closing at 101. To-day a rally has taken place, and 101 to 11/ is the ruling price, though transactions have been effected as high as 114. Equador Bonds have improved to 31 and Spanish and Venezuelan are decidedly good. The day's business list comprises :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for account, 16th March, 971. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91. Chilian Three per Cents., 67. Danish Five per Cents.,lol ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 694, 1. Equador Bonds, 62 3, 61. Grenada One-and-a-Half per Cents. ex ]lee., 1849, Coupon, 24, ; ditto Deferred, 10 4 , 11 1 , 10 4 , 11. Peruvian Deferred, 644, 4. Sardi nian Five per Cents., 89; ditto for account, 891, 892. Spanish Actives, for account, 241; ditto Pas sires, 51; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 184, 4. Venezuelan Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., for account, In connection with the movement for the este blishmcut of Tribunals of Commerce, we have re ceived the following circular from Mr. Francis Lyne, the originator of the movement : TRIBUNALS OS COSIMERCS. 12 Markdane, 27th Feb., 1852. Sir,—lt has been mutually agreed upon, that ;ay dis pute with the gentlemen who have lately been advertised as forming thin executive committee to this movement shall be settled by arbitration. Four gentlemen of the highest respectability are ap pointed as the arbitrators; they will meet at the London Tavern on the 3rd of March, at two o'clock, when I shall plead my own cause, and I shall esteem it a very great kindness if you will attend, or cause some one on your behalf to do so, that my explanations may be made known to you. I have the the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient servant, FRANCIS Lvms, Bon. Sec. The downward movement in the rates of money in the various districts of the kingdom is shown in the reduction of the rate of interest on deposits, from 21 to 2 per cent. per annum, by the Northern, Ulster, and Belfast banking companies. At the meeting of the Banking Institute, held to-day, the subject fixed upon for considera lion is the propriety of attempting to establish a guarantee annuity fund for the benefit of bank officers generally, on a somewhat similar plan to that which has for some time past been adopted by the Bank of England. In this institution every officer, on payment of one sum of Si. only, has his fidelity guaranteed, without any other surety being required, and the advantages presented by the scheme are so evident, that several of the larger joint-stock banks are understood to be con templating the formation of similar guaranteed asso ciations amongst their own office's. With the en , couragement thus afforded it is thought a similar fund may, with certain modifications, be advantageously raised by a general association of bank officers. One main advantav of the association, as shown in au interesting article in the Bankers' Magazine, is, that 'it combines an annuity with a guarantee fund; for if the losses are comparatively small, u those best acquainted with the general integrity of bank officers expect will be the case, the accruing interest on the gnaranteo fund produces a sum applicable for retiring pensions or bonuses for the assured, jute in a mutual life assurance company the profits are periodically divided amongst the members. The Governor of the Bank of England will preside at the meeting, and an interesting discussion is ex pected. The success of the principle of guarantee assurance, as far as it has yet been carried out, is generally admitted; and now additional proof is to be found in the modifications making in the rates of the Guarantee Society. Some time past the direc tors reduced the premiums 20 per cent. on all poli cies of six years standing, and it is now announced that a further reduction of 30 per cent. is to be made on policies of 12 years standing. The following are the rates at which the Bank of Austrahisia, the Union Bank of Australia, the South Australian Nanking Company, and other parties grant Mlle ea pious in the colonies : Adankis lO2 103 per cent. Auckland lO2 It Balannt lO2 102 Moble ffidlie t g remat lO2 Lassa tan lO2 /I LftMYN lO3 102 It Plalbrazse Portland Sydney lO2 103 Wellington lO2 The exchange at Paris on London has slightly moved back, being quoted, on Saturday, 23.30. 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 ( 5 ) 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 calculation strictly accurate, the pro portion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should, in each case, be taken into account: Ilizio gar Uow,.. Omob. .... --prise 471 76481 pie mat SS 1 84 Throe pot Coat. Rodsood .... vs 0 3 1 28 llowlfrowaboAtorrtor per Com 11.18 . 3 3 7 Book Stook (d(.. az the role of 78 pr oat per ammo) Dag Swot . An. 114 For cont. p.f P ) 200 n 4 0 88 lint Wino gores, 184 paid (owan WI di.. 3 per ost. par ammo) II .. 4 5 84 Snit Wooloto• 4; luu 41. oh.. ou. the Olio al Spot 00111. Off .nmuni 64 .. 116 34 tammalre am vreliwon cm at the rate at 3 per eget per anal - awl 1 1 / 4 111a1 weetera stereo aiiierateViii - per ova. ). sm larks lad Nartb 7 Aerterm sack* ma.) Ob. at w;aieof •II par eats. per 117 ILllaid Ilterk•(dhr. at the rattel ,1 per Vat per sm.) . *nth Y.tt,ffr Steak* . dir. at %is ___ raTe ot oar net 7 ...;mele.7. York, Neweatle, end BB•wiet Kock* (die. at the rate of 3 per test. per annum) It will be noticed that the rates yielded by many of the railway stocks, u calculated upon the basis of the improved rates of dividend now due, show a A . cry fair return for investment, when the present position of the money market is taken into consideration. It must not be forgotten, too, that several of the com panies included in the above table are rallying from a very depressed condition, and that there is every promise of future dividends being of a highly satis factory character, from the increasing traffic of the country and the nnineroui economical improvements now in course of introduction. 1:‘ ti Lllll YUNDK—Tria Dar. Bank Stne',. SIR 193 I mig A.1.'104,4.71.16 3 3 per Cl ltr.luev.i e 3 I In Ita Swat. 3113 60 per Ct. Cumuls. T e l Mtn 1t00.14.1.6U01., 71.. 740 , Eachorrier DA* I.OM. Ur 4 4 . epiwitoctifect:44.4.. lii e i 4 $ 84 6 3 64 3 2 6 4 14 91 3 1 2 4 $ 3/ ►or l! oimmie - 1 IS .1 101 uulu `A lie I 93 8 pot Oak. 30 $ 11•111. par its. RSV Loma , I por &Ns. Cashew os London : at debt, 23 10 ; 1 0 04 7 P, )3 1 11. Wei n, 3, MO 100; Mossy. Naples litotes .......1u.23 Yew Do. Do. 5, Roma Loss, SperCt. 831 Do. Tremors Moods ... 4 ... Piedmont n. CM*. 89 00 Rank (charm ...... 2365 ... ?Alla, MAIL I.—St. Germain, 662 50 ; Versailles (right bud), —; D. 77 ° (te 7 bank). 7717 75 ; l'Ark sad Oil on., —; Porls sad Mow, 635 75, Roues sad Mane, 19.3 ; Msrosiliss sad Aflame. 130; litraabourg and bsle , 210; 4 'sue, 1122 S 0; BOUkline sad Amiens, 306 73 ; Orlssonad Bordeaux, 439 18 ; 300 481314 5 93 25, - Purls sod strdskosnr, 4h7 SO , Parts 304 Lises, AO; I oars sal Rums. 106 73 ; Ilontersas sad Troyes. II) ; thefts sod Passises 230; 13msksti5 and Tate, 110. MADRID, FEB. 23.—Three per Cents., 383; after Bolas, 88 9-18 e., sp. New Three per Cent', 111 13-18; after Bolas, 18 13-180., • npora, 9S ; after Bolsa, 91. Passives, 5 6. 18 ; after B o l en , 5 5-18 cash. Bank of St. Ferdinand 104. Exchange on London, 60.80 paper. 1,343 PM 10 33 4s 103 3D MINES. THIS DAY. Two (Mimes. The flatness observable in the gold mining share market Testerday has passed off, and the prices of the Californian shares are firmer, with more bu siness doing. Ague Frias have rallied from 2 to 21, and Nouveau ifondes are firm at to 7-16 premium ; Carson's Creek are quoted par to 1 premium; Sierra Nevada, 3-16 to 6-18 prem. ; Port Philip, 3-16 to 1-16 dis.; Lake Bathurst, par to 1 prem.; Devon and Cornwall Miners, *- to 1-16 prem. _ Miners, par to 1-16 prem. cares d u n Xi, Share. Mum or,, aid visa dant pastarday. igaday. 100,000 1 Apra Fria I 1 11 pa n I 1?!.. 00..• 000 Ir. tato Callionnut lan ... IS .11 e . KOS SO Australian 5 1 i 116,401 I lunation Freehold 50,000 1 An Mana ... ..... all 8 aim par i 11,140 SO Slarearron Lan and Coal all ... ... 100,1u0 . 11 Mitten Ausuanath Cold ail i I * ifs 10.01 A SS Bradt Imp Dan at St pm 111 6,000 30 Do. Oxam and Caleb... all lI,SOO 30 Di. IL J ota aWI Me . 13 12,1109 ... Omen Cappar 70,000 1 Faig. ili amarmLaa Coppe , 21 1 IMs 1 20,000 20 Osammat 5 ,001 I , loilasi Ilotiataln. . 11.000 $ at Mdieslel all 111 41 fu,Oso 10 erzisuallmeraterismarams 11 100t000 I Nome= Mail ....„ 7,000 110 Moab. emOmilm ..... lll4 0.0.9 10 Ila Ca* . 13,174 20.204 none/ en too,me 1 Welt Mariposa all 1 elm par COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. ST.MAIL—The public sales, which are not large to-day. are going off steadily, at last week's currency. The refined market without alteration; low brown lumps seam, at 445. 6d. ; fair to fine, 450. to 48s. COTFIE.—Tb• largo public sale of 460 bales and half bales Mocha is progressing at full price,. Te.t.—The market is dull, and the amount of business done very limited. PIIIVITO —4OO bags were offered in public sale, and about half sold, at qa. to 6d. CASSIA LIONL.-120 chests sold in public sale, at U. 15s. to 81. b., which were prey;ous rates. Rms.—This article is firm, and has an upward appear ance. Itum.—The market continues dull. COCIETNIAL.—This article has advanced by private eon. tract Id. to 2d. per lb. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is rather quiet to-day. at the annexed quota tions :—Town Tallow, 38.. 9d (selling price, Mc) ; Peters burg, T. C., on the spot, 365. , Oct. to Dec. (1862), 375. 3d.; onor before the end of March, 36.. to 36e. 9d. WOOL MARKET.-THIS DAY . _ The first series of sales of Colonial Wool for the present year commenced on the 19th, and closed on the 29th u l t . The quantity disposed of were : 7,.i68 of Sydney, 9,176 of Port Philip, 1,677 of Van Dieman's Land, 4,6111 of Cape, 756 Adelaide, and about 2,500 bales of Wool from India, Russia, South America, &c. November prices were gene rally well supported, and on the finer sorts there was en advance. Every bag offered was sold, and the stock new in the hands of importers may be considered entirely ex hausted. It is not expected the new clip will arrive in time to bring on the next batch of sales before the middle of May. Trade in the manufacturing districts has lately been dull, and the foreigners did not buy very freely, so that if between now and May polities do not interfere with the commerce of the country we may expect at the next Wee a healthy demand both from our home manufacturers and taose of France and Belgium. _ .• WOOL SALES. -The circular of MCI/41. Thomas Southey and Son has the following remarks on the couch'. sion of these selea:—The depressed state of trade in the I manufacturing districts duriog the winter months did not warrant an expectation of any advents upon November prices, although it was known that the quantity to be I offered was small, and stocks held by dukes and manatee , turns were scarcely so large as usual at this season of the year; prices, however received much support from Conti " nental buyers, who, it will be remembered, bought very sparingly in the last series and were out of stock : their pur chases may be estimated at about 3,000 bales. The attend ance throughout has been very numerous, and Oil opening prices were fully supported to the conclusion. `Combing and scoured wools were in great demand and sold at an advance of Id. to lid., but of the former there was only a very small proportion. There were several parcels of well managed Van Diemen'! Land skin wool, which realised full prices, but some from Sydney were in such wretched condi tion hat few buyers would examine them. Lamb's wool was not in great demand and barely reached former rates. For Cape wool there was good competition and the average mks of last sales were given. By a fast-railing ship from Sydney several flocks of the new clip acre in time for these sales, and from the condition bring (quell to former years, it may be expected the wool will come forward better washed than had been anticipated. East Indian wool sold well, thne being a small advance upon the finer qualities. SMITHFIELD HAY MAHKET.—TIIIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report a heavy trade at the following prices:—Prime Meadow Hay, 725. to 775. ; infe rior, 6.51. to Ms.; Rouen, Ms. to 6.55. ; Clover, 75e. to ; second cut, 70a. to 765.; Straw, 26e. to 28e. LOCAL All 4 NI , et A KARTS. Ltvniroot., Masten I.—The share market has been firm to-day, and although oar quotations arc rather higher, this market is nut so buoyant as on Saturday. The following are the transactions :—Aberdeen, 111 Birkenhead, Lan cashire, sod Cheshire, 12 d.—Caledonian, 161 Ll—Ditto (preference shares), 811 —Eastern Counties, 71—East Lan cashire, 161—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 691 1 I—Ditto (fifth shares), 61 d.—Lot.clen and North Western, 117— Ditto (new 1 shares), at p.—Manchester, She ffi eld, and Lincoln, 30—Midland, 671 1 1 I—North Union A. (guar. by London and North Western, and Lancashire and orkshire), 243-Bt. Helen's Railway and Canal (pref. gar. 5 per cent. and div.), 1451 c.—South Eastern and Dover, 201_1—Great Southern and Western, 36. MANCHINITIII, MARCH I.—There has been a large busi ness, particularly this afternoon, and prices have been strung and buoyant. Leeds have sold at 691, ; Midland, 571 ; East Lancashire, 161 ; Dover,. 20 9.16 ; Caledonian, 161 ; Sheffield, 30 ; Blackburn Preference, 17 ; Eastern Counties', 71 ; London and North Western New Quarters, 31 prem. ; Matlocks, 21 ; Newmarket, 81. Learn. MARCH I.W m have hod • more active market again this morning, and a general advance upon the quota tions of Saturday. The closing sales were as follows: Eat Lancashire', 161 ; Leeds Northern Extensions, No. 3. 6s. die. • Midland stuck, OS; Caledonians, 161. 13e. 9d. ; North Westerns, 121 n dis. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire fifths, - Br ei di, SOUTIII the fifths, flf die. ' " thusroL, MARCH I.—We had a Rood busine done to day at increased indite.. Bristol and Exeter die. ; Great W.sttrn 86 to t6l; and Mid . r ex die. BIRMINGHAM, MARCH I —This in* t ARO ikre, antis A Ir.! 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