The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-11 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (TELLS DAY.) The April session of the above oawt was opened this woruing before the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor, the Re ooler, Aldermen Chaffin, Sir R. W. eardeo, Resler. nod Stone, Mr. Sheriff Nissen, Mr. Sheriff Cave, gr. Under Sheriff Williamson, Mr. Ceder Sheriff Gammon, There were In prisoners for trial at this session. The Recorder, in charging the grand jury, said the number of prisouers contained in the calendar was rather Larger than usual, but taking into consideration the un u„udly long period which had elapsed since the last • it was not larger than might be expected. He van sor ry to see that the list contained two charges of • murder, the first of which was against a man named mum, who was charged with the wilful murder of a parson t amed Duck. It appeared that on the 10th of Much last the deemed man was in a public-house, where he had h e m spending the evening, and left at about 1 o'clock, and is.as s h or tly afterwards found lying on the ground, • short distance from the public-house, is a state of insensibility, from injuries he had received upon his head. He was moved. and shortly afterwards died. It appeared that at the time the deceased bad In his possession a watch and chain with a seal attached, and, being rather the 1/01111 f or liquor. be was advised to put his chain and seal out of sights and before he left it was put into his pocket. He me also seen to put two sovereigns in his pocket before he left the house, and at the time he was found insensible he had neither watch, chain, nor money upon him. The pri soner. it appeared, was in the public-house during the main , and was also seen by a policeman, who was on duty in the neighbourhood, leaning against the of the public-house, on three occasions as to passed on his beat, and he asked him what he wanted. sa d where he lodged. The prisoner said he had no lodging, but expected to be provided with one shortly, sod on passing the fourth time the prisoner was gone. It was ,err shortly after this that the deceased was found as had teen described There would be evidence to show that on the 10th Mereh the prisoner was entirely without money, ac d it was proposed that a collection should be made to get hiss.. a lodging. and the deceased was asked to give some thin;, but refused, saying that he had got the pr isoner a good situation and he had left it; he would give him • lei;ing, but it would be on the bare boards, and that was all he deserved for leaving his situa tion. There would also be evidence to show that t!,e day after the 10th of March the prisoner was spending money very freely, and also that he was men in possession of a chain and seed, the stone of the latter having been re moved, and that h. gave a watch to be pledged, which re sembled the one which was worn by the deceased. The par son to whom the prisoner gave it for the purpose of pledging, however, did not succeed in doing so, and the prisoner ap peared to have broken it to pieces, and disposed of the metal. The account the prisoner gave for the possession of the mono' musket it had been paid to him for work done by a laundress in Woodstock-street, but the only laundress in that street stated that although the prisoner had worked there he had not been paid any money for the last six months. The Recorder said it would be for the grand jury to say whether, taking all them circumstances into consider ation, they were satisfied that the evidence was sufficientl yy strong to establish a prime fade cue against the The second charge of murder was waist a young female for the destroying the life of her illegitimate child. The evidence did not appear to his lordship to be very con clusive as regarded the charge of murder; but there could hi no doubt the prisoner had been confined in secret; hut it would be for the grand jury to say whether the evi dence was such as to justify them in returning a true bill. IF, lordship thea alluded to three came of manslaughter, in one of which a man named Murray was charged with caning the death of an infant. It appeared the prisoner had a quarrel with some penal a the room where the child was, in the course of which he threw a pair of scissors, which instead of striking the party at whom be threw them, struck the child. There could be no doubt but it was entirely an accident ; but the throwing the 11CillSOTS an unlawful act, and therefore the prisoner was responsible. In the second case a mother was charged with causing the death of her child by wilful neglect, and it would be for them to say whether or not it was proved to their satisfac. iron that the neglect was really wilful on the part of the accused. The other charge of manslaughter, it appeared, arose out of a public-house quarrel. After shading to one or two more cases, his lordship dismissed the greed jury to their duties. The jury that had been empanelled before Mr. Bird, one ci the coroners for Middlesex, touching the death of an old ran named Hollis, which was supposed to bare been caused hr violence, and in which ease they could Dot agree spot their verdict, came to the court foe the purpose of being dl , charged, the coroner having no power to discharge a -.lry under inch circumstances. It appeared, however, that owing to some misuoderstand• mg the coroner was not present, sad ea thecoart had no power to interfere is his absence, the jury wens directed to at kr,d again on Wednesday, when the Queues judges will be attendance. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL ATTIMPTED MURDER THIOCCH nAtorar. Sarah Robinson, aged 24, of 6. Walter-lane, Brunswick i*rraos. Hackney, chwaibed on the charge-oh...tau inazned woman, was charged befcre Mr. D'Eyncourt with felonioaaly ~Itieg and woundiag Mary Anew Hardesatle. Police-sergeant Taylor, 33 N, banded in the following medical certify:mita : " April 11, 1864. " I certify to attending Mary Ann Hardcutle at the Islington Police-offlos on April 9. She was labouring under ID extensive wound on the back of the hand, which bad evilently been caused by • sharp instrument.—Pro H. Ifillii4ham, M.D., diviaional surgeon, WILLIAM DICKSON, Clurrh.terraoe, Islington." The coomlainsuat, who appeared very ill, said —I am • single woman. tin Saturday afternoon the primmer, whom I did cot knoir, came. and said she wanted to see a dr. Jones, a man sA t whom lam cohabiting. I asked her to @toe, and she did so. When the man Jones came home she ordered him ont of the room. He west oat, and as I was stooping down be the side of the bed she made • stab at me. I saw that that the blow wu aimed at my throat, and I put to my hand to save it, when the knife went into my hand and indicted • wound more than half an i Let in depth. She was a total stranger to me, and when 'Le asked for the man lam living with, she said she had come from his sister's. She had brought the knife with her. iThe knife was peodooed. It was sharp pointed and wee 3 -mit at the sod apparently from the force with which the 1:ow had been given.) Mr. D'Eyneourt—Do you think that if you had not put ten roar hand the knife would have touched your throat! Witness—Mut certainly. She struck at me without any rorocation. We had not had any words. Mr. I ayocotirt— Was the blow given with much force witnete—V vs. with great ?Miriam. Mr. John Mildred said be heardscreamsof "Murder," and to Going upstairs he saw the prisoner on the top of the pro riz. Until then he was not aware but that Jones and prosecntriz were married. _ _ The man Jones was then called, and said his name was F. beard. and that he was an iron railing fixer. He gave his , vdence in a very drawling sanctimonious manner, and said bad known the prisoner foe about four years as a L..in e d woman, and he bad cohabited with her for about -vci, months. He had hue separated from her four or times. Ile lef t her about six or seven weeks Moos. She , ne child by her own husband. The rrisnner—You know I have had a little girl by you. Son hove been away six or seven weeks; but you have me your dirty clothes to wash, although you have 1•.<0 cohabiting with the prosecutrix. The man Jones—Oh, yes, I know my conduct is very rerrebensilde. but I hope for forgiveness. The prisoner said that the man Jones knew, for she bad bim, what would be the consequences if she found him •.!h ,nothee woman. A; tb:, stage of the proceedings Mr. D'Eyncoart said that .a= A CAPS w hi c h h e s h ou ld most probably send for trial, ec h«oing which the prisoner fell heavily on the ground in A:Lt:rg nt. and had to be removed. SOUTHWARK. KIN • CUT FOR csEIRALDI.—PICKING POCKETS AT PHI ..orrn tvrATEne RAILWAY TERMINI:S. A,,n Ita;er, • well-dressed but volgardooking was brought before Mr. Woolrycb, charged with ~y; the pooh ets of several females on the platform of the wrstern Railway, at the Waterloo Terminus, Coombes. • superannuated sergeant of the smn. mid that in consequence of the arrival of Gene •• • iu the ni , trooolis he wu specially employed at t• ri , tforiu of the Waterloo Terinious to prevent robberies .1. tect depteslators visiting the place. Some time ! r, .00 bad started he saw the prisoner loiter .' • •. htl suspecting her, he watched her mosernents. -'• th e p!.,tfoini for a little while, and returned to the .1 cle, where a number of females were waiting for C. , DiiLg up from Southampton. A train • • in, containing SOMe of the committee and ''-•r• connected with the Garibaldi arrival, and •K the priiooer go up to three ditfereot ladies • "I 'IP their dresses. At the third he stood nearly • I her and saw her distinctly lift up the dress with I ah.l put the other hand in her pocket. A man '••• :.."I witness, and WAS no doubt connected ° t! , priv , aer, then went up to her and her, when abe withdrew her hand from the • • pt...et. Rh,' he distinctly board keys or matey fall the I.o.:ket. He right hold of the prisoner.when the between them with the view of rescuing her, •• r,lwav constable coming towards him he quickly d. Witnms handed the prisoner over to a eon ' asked the lady if she had lost anything, when that she had not. "er , ry I: , triker, 103 L, said he received the prisoner in List witness and another officer. She bad given •• !..rent more., and tbe address she had given to the • • lA' wrong. 'lr. litton, from the off.ce of Mr. Chipperfieß, for the ' • ,L.r, coutendol that there was not sufficient evidence to WL••!rych wu of a different opinion. She had hese times to endearmir to pick pockets, and nn the •• •nu.n it was clear she was acting is collusion with • bed also vireo two different names and wrong • ::•-••• s. ul,tch cleerly showed what she was. Under them, • 7. Le sentenced her to three months'hard labour. len. Stock on hand this day ....weeks 39,1 a Delivery WS week 2,061 Ditto from Ist J ens 109,464 . . Airival lad week Ditto treat lit Jam rrireY.C.oo the spat thiaday cwt ' Ditto Town last Friday •91{ aii'i,ii". 48s. •d. BeltDne& Illf-bn.d. 0 0 0 Bemis at market. 4.540 aktei ISOO. r.i,;1;. - db. I Pd. I B.AILWATS. 42.818 b 3,008 1.102 67,362 7a,eii ISL RL 46a. Od. .115 82.4414 41c SJ. Oil Arrival for the week ending 20th April lam year 307 auks, and delivery 1,312 casks. The arrival last week comprised 115 casks from AuatraPa. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a few more begat, than on Monday last ; there is, however, no demand for them, and prices remain about the tame as on that day. The number of sheep is not quite so large, but the trade for them is worse, and a clearance cannot be effected, although lower prices are takes. Trade is slow for calves and lambs at Thursday's quotation.. From Germany and Holland there are 1,140 beasts, 1,360 sheep, and 119 calves; Spain, 92 beset.; Ireland, 130; and 2,9% , from Norfolk and Suffolk. _ _ _ Per atom of &Dm a. d. S. d. Poe does of abs. e. d. o. d. Bait fkota, /length 4 8 4 10 Bed Dust tif-lodoBl2 4 4 1 8 BOIL Short-bents 4 4 4 8 Bat L00r0n010.... 0 0 0 0 Second quo/ Waits 80 4 0 D. do. Motu .... 4 0 6 4 Wow 3 4 5 4 1 Coes I second qua. 0 0 0 0 Pigs ' ' 68 7 6 ,p and lambi, 21,190; 1-3; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the demand daily improving. with a short supply of but year's growth ; 'bees tending upward; eurreoey:—Mid and East Kent, 61. to 91. ; Weald Kent, St. 15s. to 71. ; Sure; 51. Se. to 61. 10s. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) Walls End Hatton, 20a. 6d..; Walls Had Hartlepool fiast, 20a. 3d. ; Walls Ead Kepler Grange, 19a. ; Walla Eod Tuustal, lfia ; 'Canfield Moor Bates, lea. 64. ; ILtatinp Hartley, 16a. 3d. ; Lambert's Hartley, 16s. 3d.— Skips at market, 72 ; 105 at sea. all Atlantic& St. Lawrence, 100 , BoaLßar. 8/ C. ba.g.69.e. 11 Do. New 71 Do. Z Snares all Buffalo & Lake Harm, all _ Do. Preference 100 10 7 6 . 8.10, lisat,.*Oodenich Op• c. khls. A 132.1,1872 100 100 Do. do. July 1, 1871 100 100 Do. do. Jane 1, laTti St. 100 Cal. & B.Bastero 6p. c. g. Si. 100 OW T. & Dock 6p. 42 R. 100 all Demerara.? p.c.per.pref 103 asst. Biwa 11. 6 00 St. 100 UK lndlaa uo 6do IC 11 , Do. 0 ltaloaidon 10 16 Do. If do Bt. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 100 an Do. Ist prat. Booda 1 100 all Do. do. defamed 100 ' all Do. Ind pref. Bonds I , 100 all Do. do. deferred 100 all Do. 3rd pref. Stock 1 100 all Do. do. deferred 100 ,an Do. 6th prof. Stook 100 oil Do. do. deferred St. 100 Great lodlao Yealniala 10 n• Do. New, 2.6 par cent St. , 100 'Gt. S. of Itnlla 2.5 p. CO. Bs. 0100 I Do 61 par cash II Do 14' all Gt. Western of Canada 1101 18 Do. New 100 all , D0.0p.c.84a pay. 1673 100 all ' D 0.14 do. do. 1877.8' 10 2 Indian Branch, Lunlted 10 1 DO. New Bt. 100 Madras guar. sp. taut.' Oi 100 Do. do. do St. 100 Do. do. fi do.—' 20 2 Do. Fittlt &tonal= St. 100 Itelb. Corp. B per c. Bd 50 all Melb. and Hobson's Bay , 20 all N. Kran.tt ClaclaA& Bß St. 100 N.R.otCata.Op.c.lstp.B. Bt. 100 &lads. via S par cent. St. 100 Do. Deihl do 20 2 Do. do. do. Bt. 100 Do. rufPup do 100 101 103 JOINT STOCK BANIS. FALLING IN OF A ROAD BRIDGE OVER THE GREAT EASFERN HATLWA T.— YoNtarday morning, about five o'clock, it wee discovered that • road bridge which conveys the traffic between Cambridge and Newmarket, tau, over the Great Eastern brie at • place known ea Paw kJ ills, in the Barnwell suburb. had given way. The bri, which dative from the formation of the line is a girder bridge, with a centre way for the metals, and two arches on either side, with a centre pier to sustain the girders. It is the Dior on the Cambridge side that has given way, having, it appears, been built upon • treacherous gait foundation. The COOIO- I titloools is that there is a chasm across the road of about 20 Best in width, the brickwork and the road material lying in a eoofused heap at the side of the line, but being prevented by the inner pier, which is intact, from intruding on the metals. This the trains are not impeded. It will be some 2 . 065,48 P! St. Mat and WesClndia 100 ti me b e fore the bridge as. be restored to its original uses ; moon le Greet Floating Jock IMMO at. London and in the mean time reed trait, will be accommodated by I, 9* . s u oi g . 6 t. passage across. Coldham's Commoe, and the difference, so semis at 'siough & mpto. lac far as dietaries is conearned, is but trilling. 000400 St. (Victoria -- m sd 1061 1051 11 106 I pin ! 14 10epo I 75 77 •0 03 05 08 51 13 46 11 40 41 U 37 12 35 1 1 " elan! 103 104 10 0U 101 10011 92 94 102 103 in 96 96 En 92 114 xn 103 {} 67 69 6 34 106 106 10! 103 P l 9 10!! 10ti Si 99 j 104 3 103 1 i" zd 1021 No. I Sh. I BASES. IPd I Cl. pricei. I Sales. 20,000 100 Agra and C. Ser. Bank . 60 127 130 7 - 1271 -- 20,000 100 AlliaticeLonALiverpool 26 30 32 pm' 661 7 10,000 100 Do. New l5 31 33 pm! 44 100,000 20 Anglo Austrian 20,000 20 Anglo !tali an ,Limited) 6 , I 1 11pen1 - 216 Mt 40 Ausaralaola all I 74 70 1741 7,500 40 Do. New '9O , 271 281pm' - 10,000 25 Bank of 11,000 100 Bank of Lo udon 5O 1108 172 - 26,e00 20 Bank of Otago :limited" 3 ' 11 4pm, 51 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L.) tO ' 1 2pm 211 10,000 60 Bank ofFietoria,Austrta 25 ; 42 44 ! - 6,000 100 Bank of Wales :Lim.) - 60,000 10 Bank of New Zealand - 00.000 20 Brazillan&Portuguese(l 5 . 31 41pcn . - 16,000 60 Brit. & American 6z.(11 lb I 4 5 pmt - 10,000 50 British& Californian ,I 5 2 2 1pai Li 7 11 10.000' 50 British N. America ... all 4B 50 i 12,500 20 Char. Bk. Brit. Columbia 10 1 3 pm , .... 31200 20 C. Bk. ludia,Aus., China all 1 42 44 j 42e 7,900 20 Do. New 20,600 25 Chet's!. H. of India, &e all i 70 72 - 5000 100 City - 000 100 Do. New - - - 20,000 100 Colonial - 100,000 10 Consolidated Bank (L ' 4 7 71pm! - 6,000 100 Continental 4L) 115 2 3pm 17f 11000 50 East London ;Limited; 6 21 31pm 71 B,ooo' 50 Do. New , 6 2 S pm! - 10,000 100 Maglish and Irish (Lim ); lb , 21 3pm - 23.000 20 Eat Scot. R Ausl.Cluirt4 all : 11 121 - 40,'00 60 English and Swedish IL 10 1 5 4pm - 40,001 69 European Bank Limited. 10 I 1 9 21pro 14 111 10,000 100 Ilindusn.ChinattJap.(L ;20 1 101 111 pm - 10,000 100 Do. New - 12.000 100 Imperial Bank, limited 20 20 21 pa 42 I 3,000 100 Do. New '612022 pm 27 6 ; 135,000 20 Imperial Ottoman lO 91 9jpral 19/ 1 100,000 90 Land Mort Bk. tridU(L' , 2 21 tinni 41 ; 1 10000 100 London Bank of Scot (L' 13 1 6 6 pm! 19 1 10,600 100 Loudon and Eracilian 800) 100 Lon.B.Ayres&lLPlate L 40 ' 13 15 pull 631 20,000 25 Do. . New 2l , 31 31pni - 6,0 0 100 'Eon., Bit., ic y Staff. 'L , 21 ; t 1 dis 221 31 60,000 20 Lon. Ch. Bank *4 Auer/ all I 201 271 27 10,000 100 'London and Colonial ,L 151 par Ipm - 30,000 50 Loudon and County ' 90 62 66 - 6,000 100 Lon. flaning.Con.E.s.l-, 13 I 41 51pm - 00,000 50 London Joint Stock lO I 43 45 - 10,000 100 LOO. and Northern (L 2l : 20,000 20 London& South A fr ican all ' 27 1 201 271 6,000 20 Do. Do. New all 1 tit 27 - 10,000 100 London& S.American(L , 71 2 Spen td -ad 5,000 100 Loa. &S. Western (Lim. 20 ; 11 4pm - 60,000 10 "Lon. & Westminster !20!90 95 1 - )0,000 100 !births/it Bank (Jun'. 7; 91 101 pm; 171 1 10,000 50 Stercantite & Exchan,Li 101 6 7 pm: - 10,000 100 Metro. & Prov. bank (L 13 , 10 11 pm 31 1 10,001 ao umlaut Lim , 8000 100 Midland Bank 'Wm.) - 10,000 100 National of Liverpool it, 10 ! 8 9 poll - 10,000 190 N. Pro. o/ England - - 28000 10 New South Wales all ; 61 69 - 6,000 100 .New Zealand 'Limited, 10 4 6 pm. 141 50,400 15 Oriental Brink I Corporn. all' 06 67 O3 1 20,000 100 Provinc. of Ireland ' 25 , 92 94 25,00 e 20 Selnde, Ptun , & Delhi (L tt' 4 Ipm - 12500 20. Do. do. New , 46 opm - 29,000 25 loath Australia al l; 41 43 - 10,000 25 South Eastern (Um.) '3 I par ipm - 10,000 100 Stand. of B. 8. Africa - 4,450100 Do. do. - 40,000 25 .Colon of Ananias ' all , 66 67 166 4 10,000 25 Do. New - - ; - 10,000 100 (talon of Ireland (Lint ;tz 4 01 dis, - 00.000 60 Union of London 1 DOCIK No. 18h I Ducl.9. IPdI CL price. I galas. 2,065,6814 St Vast and Westinaa . 100 140 142 - 12.000' 10 °rest Floating Jock.' 1 - - - 3,638,110 81. London 1,030,8001 Pt. Bat Kharine lOO IS 71 0 1100.806 M Southampton lOO - - - 600,000 St. Victoria lOO 101 103 - THE EXIIRESS, MONDAY E'VENING, APRIL 11, .1864; 1/60,000 1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 1 SHARE LISTS.-{THIS DAY.) - - Two o'O MARK-LANK-(THIS DAY.) I The railway market is rather dull to-day uxu. , with The arrivals of English wheat fresh up this morning were limited transactions. Metropolitan and Great very limited. and the general quality of the supply was by no means fine. Good dry samples moved er off sbwly, at Midland, Great Northern has improved per Western stocks have declined per cent., and prices about equal to Monday Lat. Othwise the trade was h eav y, and in some m i m eo . s the quotations had e cent. The other leading lines are unchanged. drooping tendency. London and North Western stock is now We were tolerably well, bat not to say heavily supplied quoted 109} to ; Great Western, 641 to ex with foreign wheat. All descriptions met a dull inquiry ; v. ; Midland, t o ; L ancas hi re an d f or k. nevertheless, no quotable change took place in prices. shire, 109* to ; C adman, 1174 to 11A3) South Owing to the Mildll6lll of the weather, malting barley sold heavily, at Is. per quarter less money. In grinding Eastern , Wto Great Eastern, 464 t o 47 4 ; and distilling sorts, very little was passing at previous rates. Great N ort hern, 130 to 131 ; London and South There was very little inquiry for any kind of malt. ' Western, 98 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 117 f to 118*. Prices, however, were supported. The supply on o ff er was C o l on i a l an d f ore i gn rail way securities are somewhat extensive. ' re. Oats, the supply of which was on the increase. were a unalte Eut Indian, Great Western of Canada, dull inquiry, end the currencies gave way 6d, par qr. and San Paulo, however, are flat. There war a fair sale for beans at previous rates. I OLDINAZT PRAM AND 120011. Peas supported late quotations, with a moderate demand. - About an average business was doing in flour, at full quotations. I The arrivals of floating cargoes off coast have amounted E j e 7 to 14-via, 7 wheat, 2 maise, 3 barley, and 2 cottonseed. 10 Very few buyers of wheat have come forward either for er• it rived cargoes or forward ehipment, and the rates have tit been with difficulty supported. Egyptian has realised ... L W 365. ; end Kaiak; 36e. 6d. per 4801= -- In main essay little 5 has been doing ; nevertheless prices have ruled tolerably 10 firm. Odessa, 295. 9d. ; Moldavian, 23. • and Siloam. pp Va. 6d. per quarter. Barley has moved off heavily on ss former terms. Oran has sold at 21s. ; Bulgarian, at 21s. 41d. ; and &lonics, 2L. &L per 4001te. Rye hes de- Lit clined . Is. per quarter with a heavy market. Enos, 26e. f 7t . In beans, no business des been traarcied. E 67 1344 40 Saida et are nominal, at 30a to 31a ; end ll ehera, 29a to 301. Per M. 4801155. Danubian millussed is held at 21s. to 23 • ' at. and Syria. Deri, 28e. to 295. per 4801te. Linseed ha s at moved off freely, at 6d. to le. per quarter more money. LS. Calcutta, 63. 9d. per 4101ba AboutB,ooo quarters for for ward shipment have been taken at 635. The inquiry for as , cakes has rather improved, and the quotations have at advanced 2s. &L to ss. per too. London made, el W. 15a. ; New York, in hem* 9L 10s. to W. 12e.; ditto, at. in bogs, 9L se. ; Western, in hags, 9/. ; end Marseilles, 81. at... 12s. 61. to 8/. 15s. per ton. There hu been a fair demand for rapeseed, at a slight improvement in value. Gooorok pp. 64a. to 65e. ; Ferommere, 575. to 58s. ; Cidentta, 555. to e t ,. 56e. ; and wild Arca, 325. to 335. per quarter. Cottonseed 8t has risen 3. 6d. to ss. per too, with a good inquiry. 8 1. Egyptian, V. 15e. per ton. The price for April or May shipment is 7L 17s. 6d. par too. Clover seed is is fair request, at full prime. In other 1 , 116 agricultural scads very little is doing for the time of year. at Aamva. or SUM. -Zoglish Tusk 5 ; linseed, 225 ; at rapeseed, 90; and sundry, 007 qrs. Foreign: Linseed, MO 5,816 ; rapeseed, 2,868 ; maize, 2,350 ; and sundry, 10 qrs. at seed, 6,250 qrs. Exeonts.-Oets,37S ; tares, 634 ; linseed, 3,727 ; oil- m 10 CUZZINT Lsetau. 10 84. Pot Qr.. _ 11111141. a. 5. Inez. Moot, r 04,18611 87 to 41 Do. sthltA leeB 41 to 67 Norfolk and lAnsein rad, lAA 37 10 II 11A116113 Pt I Law An. I cl elreiC el • i aalls * , 1 r ' all alria.,WoLeteloarVaL 'lOO Blythand Tyne all Bosion,aleafrdot Yd.C IN 'Bristol and Easter 101 Oaladonlan all Wort and Bandon aB lOarnwall aD lbw • I •no dlv. untll 6. aB i Do.B 1 p. a_lepaldta B.; aB Dublin and BathiatJunc Ala 'Thisdae,PirthoftAbd.Joi 100 Idlnbargband Olaagew , 1.41 'Otsego, aad Waallrn Grass IMAM Ord. 80 _ Ili II It 118 119 lOU Do A Stork. 1100 Do. L Ang.iti, No: 1100 :Grist Northaltioottuad, 1100 'Gres:Northern 10, Do.A A rod so Mr. and 100 iDo.B I 101 Gt. South & Woot. (Irw)! 100 Griot Woolard 100 Do. Stour VoLOda.lll l 1100 Do. South War— : 1 100 Do. W. MM.—Oxford 100 Do. Do. Nonort . 105 Do. Do. Hordordl 101 laderahlre & Yorksblrej LOS lloadoa aod Blockwoll 100 _ BriOta.& S.Cosst .100 Londoa,Mithm. & Dov 100 gowdon& North Weato 1100 • Looloo&SouthWertero 100 ''lloa.l3hof.,& Liocolnah' 011 Ilaryport sod Carlisle all 1 Do. Do. I Sham 100 Metropolitan ,100 1 Do. New 1100.11.1dlead_ * 100 J Do Ws. l Daby. I on Ot. Wo. W Do. e Shama W ; led Kant ▪ MI4 Lent TAaa) ,100 'North 1101 I Do. Wa.,Parth.Dmel. 100 it Ifiatern—Berwiek 1101 I Do. O. N. Z. ftro :!°_ I D°. P°l4, Par Qr. OATS. Scotch potato 1114. whits black 'lO6 j Do. York Raj Malting Distilling Grinding !I to It _ _ lisampaz — Tick Narrow Pigeon 28 to 29 29 to SO 31 to SS Id to N W; Do. StocketDarilog. 17 Do. do. i8&5.5 sO I Do. do. 180041 10 . 0 North London .ter. NM Norfolk, UsII SS So IS Kingston wad Ware OS $o SS Brown p to 10 t i lt III to U 34 to ST Two& —__ Town rude. per 2110 1 New 01111. 200011101 d lO to 12 English, food l7 to U Country =Us 2l to 21 Norfolk and &Wolk, Brack roman. Per Qr. WILE a a Rutile asd Rows& born 47 to lit Rostock I llockiar De. New ...... 'lOO North Staffonishlre 1 ail N. &S. Western Joao 100 Scottish Central 100 Scottish N. 6 Aber. Stk 100 Scottish Midland alliihrewsbnry & WelchpL 100 Shropshire Union 1100 Bona DOVOIS 100 South Eastern . _ Pot Qr. 0999 9. Danish and {wadi& 18 to 80 icastan ....... 18 So 22 ________ Da= 44 to 47 to limns; hard se3 kot;rleen, red .' ... 41 to 43 „ white. .. 4,3 to 46 Durum Oona. sAusi. White 29 to 32 Grinding 6l to 23 Yellow UstUllog NAM; GATE Uto 23 French, per sack .... II to 54 Spanish, „ . .. 33 to 34 Dui*, brew l7 to 22 American, per Da.. 18 to 26 teed AERIVAIS OF GRAIN, &c., INTO LONDON. „, IT LAND AND WATS& CARRIAGE, 1/9.011 APRIL 2 TO APRIL te, 1914, INCLUSIVE. Wlseat'Darl47. ere qrs. 2958 1846 21 . .. .. . - . . ens BU7 12173 1906 Danish - SO to U Egyptian ... SO to 81 PUL =.. 100 S. Yortah. & Rine Des all Maims, Woklaighik&c 100 Taff Vale ; 0I Do. ii.ll Ulster ISI Do. 12 vale of Neatb 'lOO Victoria Sta. & Pimlico! 100 Waterford & Kilkeotr l 'lOO West Cornwall II 07 18 17 00 IS 106 101 Oa CI - - II m /DOA • :OM.:: LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TELLS DAY.) LH ammo AND OfTWATIONAL mamas'. (mow ous °yrs cosissiosusre.) There has been a very excited market to-day, sod prior bare advanced one farthing to a halfpenny over thole of Friday. The salsa will probably foot up 15,000 balm or more. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Si;c►L—The speculative demand has quite subsided, *sly 1,100 bags of Jaggery Madras sold since Friday, at 375., and there are sellers at the prime then ruling. Refined— A few traneactioas are reported at late rates. COMM.—No salmi of importance reported. TL..—The public sales are programing with fairspirit, at fully last week's prices. The sales of Assam are postponed to pundit! oext. . . . . . . Rice —No sales reported, the market continuing quiet. Puma.—The market has been active, about 4,500 bags sold, but particulars of the greater portion an kept secret ; the remainder at 4d. for Singapore, and 31d. for Penang. SALTPILTILL —The market /01111i111 quiet. Corrog is in more active request at full rates. The sales advertised for to-morrow will consist of 170 hdds., 1,200 bap West India, 16,000 hap Mauritius, 1,200 hap Natal, and 3,000 bags Penang auger; 270 odds. Australian treacle; 460 make, 40 barrels, 1,400 bags swifts, 23,000 begs rice, and sundry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the annexed priors :---Town tal low, 40e. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 41s. 3d. ; April to June, 41s. ; Jou% 41s. 6,1. ; July to September, 425. 6d. ; October to December, 445. Gd. PAILTICUI.LIO O TALWW. O! U xcl I U 1111 LII 1000 161 66 67 NI 881 $7 . SS_ pm: 8 88 1118 . 181. 14 -- A 11l 113 zd id, U 101 zd a 14 O is 90 0 el 101 IN 1 4 I iv. I 7 pm I • pas 100 W.HatilpL liarb.t - Iri 134; 6 N N 14 zd lost 3 44 109 , i al 8 ltßi } 17} 113 i lte 1.3 e 119 1 90i 611 xd xd 100 1 ells eat I 184 8- BRITISH MOBINILONS. Midi I Oabs. i vs. ldsasiTesal la oar. gra. gra gra ocks. 17097 t 353, 1069 115 .. 15933 U 1710 i .... 39496) 1400 . . not 216 inn ttt t 659 I 11510202.16143 M. 44 1 - 10 . iii . 91 93 64d 61, id 03 66 id 41 4t id 38 38 zd 101 106 id 1091 1091 1/1 06 103 104 44 46 10 , 4 110 9S 99 6 4 840 file 1181 114 116 1.4 MR IS 100 I Liming W.cec I 69 61 1021 1034 nil 3vmm l4 sie 10,000 10,000 10,000 , 47,000 10,006 5.000 50.060 60.000 60.000 15.600, 13,00. 20 000 22.606 80,000 4.000 lu , A.llBl4,lleilcan Mint .. LS , /tastraaa 25 lestrailikaltt i rkii . ... I !snip Waterworks ( 11 20,0J0100 National Paeans Nay. IL 6,000 20 NerOtnldaCoal k I L). 6 21100 25 N.Ze kland Tat:LoataL) 2 161,670 1 N. Itriusli Audamla 1.., all 40,000 60 N. Rat.a . Mercan. In. L 300C4 2 NovnventlaG.andL L 1 40.000 26 ocean llama Imam s ' 6 ' 10,000 20 Oriental ('ortnneralnLL 7 100000 I Oriental Ora (Ilmtted)' all 60,000 1 Do. SOW 40,000 10 OrleoLlnlandStearu:L) 10,000 50 Ottoman Ftuanalal L. 6 10,000 6 Ottoman 0u (Limited), 4 12,500 10 ranamaß. IL Strata L.) 7 5,500 6 Dn. do. . all 1 6.10.0001 SL reelltiv.Laadit Mln (L) 100 20,000 60 PenntatiLo & 0. Steam all 20,000 60 Do. New yl 17,05, 10 Onehrada L., R., 1I.(L 41 10,000 60 Ithympey Iron 10,000 16 Do. New 4.250 25 Rlo J. City Improv. (L ; all 29.750 26 Unto dal.. 15,000 100 Royal SlallSteans OO 100,0002 St. 'coltish Anat. Inv. 'L ' 100 80,00, 10040 14,2 W t90,000L 1 . 0 . 0:000 12,500 60,000 30,000 60,000 25,000 10,004 110,00:! Finan..l' Egypt e , 6 8. African 31. & In. .oliloA6l3raliaziLaiTl Sal.mating Telegraph 100 1 Du. ' , clip all '2O Thames& Mersey la. :L ' 10 Trust &A,Ten , yntAns.. L 1 10 r. Q L co. of U. CanadA 6 6 taltadK.Teleg Co. ' 3 20 ['plasm Marfnelns.et 6 10 Upper AaamTa*Lm.) . I 30 Pau 111eaum's Land ' 20 60 .IVesthallut PacitltS L i 6 O. priest. II Saba 201 211 19 se al tin'l 1 •-• 1 S 4 110,1100 tutting Gas (Limited ail 0,000 SO British American Lad, 40 6114,7801. Bt. r & L Slag. Tel. (L) * 100 60/16' Igg 'Canada Company all 60,000 10 quisdianlisaintlav:4) 34 60.000 20 Ceylon Company I 7 404000, 10 ((Ism. of AhicanMer.(L ); 50,000, 60 , Commercialraloa(las ; / 20,000 60 'Consolidated Dla... (L ~1 8 40,000 100 'ContractCormration(l 12,000 24 Cop. Inag,PrM.7l p.c all 10.0.0 60 Credit Fonder I 6 10020251 84. Crystal Palace 100,66.4 81. Do. Prelemsos MOO 277.000 L 86. Do. 6p. et. Perp. Deb 'lOO 10.000 100 'DlscoantCorporatlon(L ' 76, 60.000 20 India Deis. M Canal 8 ' 100.000 20 EgyptianCoin.MTrd.(l. 2 880.076 1 et. electric Telegraph ... :100 70,000 law and Aim Copper.: all 15,000 100 ' Yin,wcial Corporation. I 8 125,00 u. 24 DA:radii& Pin.of L0n.(1.1 4 20,000, IS Gen. Steam Navigation 14 . 100,000 20 Hudson'sßay all 60,000 60 Imperial ►inandal (1 )' 25,00 v 1 Indian Carrying ;Um)! 1 160.000 10 ,Limernat. blnaitnue. IL.) 60.600 20 Italian Irrig. (Can. Car.). 10 10000001 wo 110.4 p. e. lUa. r DM( all 000. 26 Jon:Maack Duconnt(L) 6 20.000 50 land Securities (Lbw) 3 20,000 25 Lond.andCaledoet St.), 5 12,000 6 'Lond. District Telen(L' all 20,000 60 , Land. Sloan. Aso. (L) 15 20,000 , 50 ' Do. Nen 5 175,000 Lond.O. Omnibus all • _ ... ... 60 Locol.ltal.&Adristicqt 541 lon.l.tlercant kin . 3 10 Lon&Prowludalllarine 2 20 Madras Inign. & Canal 1 20 , Do. , %minas leinJ,&e.lL) . 2 10 Ueda Fxten. (L) all BO Mercan.CreeltAsoo.:L. 5 10 Natal Land&CoLC. 06 National int. Com. 11 23' Do. New 67 62 76 77 Idle per 19 08 1 413 i 4 6 9 601 4 41pal 14114 1 pm 11 4pm 7 8 pm' 1611 118 116 118 116 4 po i 11 1 dts 3 1 stpfs 97 ISO 11 1 8 pia Nave l is Na 191 191 Dar 11 188 ! ei 739 a 4 2 Ms l *I 88 21pm , 11 2pen btu 1 2 1 1 1 „ r 11 pm 1 1 pm, pa 1 1} limn. 1 2 ora' 20i 211 p 1 pm" 4 10 10fplei I.pm 8 81pco' 1 Oldlz' + 1p. 2 Par 20 zI POI I I zd - i lim i IS lespts I 4pm; I#l 3 3 4 1m i I 46 4 82 81 20 ripm 1i lidle 29 81 8 9 tef 322 89 * 1 1 09 140 145 12 , 4cll, 12 O pm St 13 48 63 1 5 I pm ir.:l , lla par par ! pral 2 22pm! 10 12 ti Pe 101 ei 19$ 2 : Ili 1 lie 12 nif id PREFERENCE SHARES. xd Great Northern, 41 per cent., redeem. at 10 par cent. prem.. 104. L'odon, Chatham, and Dover, 5 per cent. preferenoe, 96, x dm. North Eaatern Consolidated Preference 4 per cent., 92i. _ FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, lu,'„ 11. Sambre and 3leuse, S4O Paulo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per cent., all paid, 21, 2oi. an 71,376 SZCV*ITI. mu) NELL IN IN git:3, briceb..roL,c i n OM. Gov. ape. 1877.66. 100 102 104 Do.OperctiPeO.dAwg. 100 100 102 De.6pereLller.etBi NO 10 10! Dab par a1,..Paa.&1 180 SO 91 Do. 6 per ew . Ina lOO M 90 Gnopop.ecurs 100 108 108 do. 1110.000 110 11! Do. do. lBBll-1 , 100 Ul 118 Do. do. 1091 100 119 112 Oegon,Noe.lBoB. 6p.ct. 100 106 107 1874 do.. 1001 111 114 Yoluittes Bpce et. 1873 100 106 108 I Do. 1878 100, 108 110 Do. 1882100, 110 112 Natal (imam cent .. 100 109 111 New Bronx Oor. Op et. 100' 10! 104 17.8.We15eGv.4p.0.1036 100, 001 1001 De. &p.a. 1871 to 14/6 100, 99 100 Do. 6p. c. ins told= 101, 09 100 New Zeeland 6 per cent. 100 UO 11! Wows kolle 6p. d. 18711 1081 10fi 190 Pattr.o.,.:r= 100 1 : .1119.119Lep.0.J . Wily 100, - , I DO, 49.4p.o.:11110o.,100: WI 109 sd; MITI /511 urns. 7 9 , 009 ! 7 1,000 .. 9906 .. 1.024' .. n.:04 •• • :: : I 9109 1 k_ MOW isst Cars Brea 4, .. ,L W.lttunell Mede) .. °rambler et St. Aubyn 11,919 .. 'Great South Totem t 969 .. 4. W. Tar (1•1) I 9,009 .. Oreavllle 1.024. .. 'Herod'. loot 9000' .. Megaton Downs i 9000, .. Lady Bertha 999 .. /Iret ;ray 9.4416 .. Mute Valley 40,400' it Ilwyndy Iron Ore 1,000; .. INengelee 409 .. New Solon I 1 11.661 .. 1 Meth Downs Wit 8... t 9000 . . ) & 9940 1 .. .itarth lined &eft I t. 6,000 .. Prospper United 1 1 . 1,120 10 ProvMenft (IL Latent), 191 700 .. Seelnee None*. IIL2 111 . 6. Peados 11l Steer) 1 1, 66 .. 6. W. hawse 011ogra), l&L WO! .. New Park 16111 9009 .. 'Tin • - •ott 1 9 4,500, .. 'Woe Benet ( 1114 6 90 ) l4 1,024 , .. .W. Condon (Llakeern) I 9,000 .. West Cldvetten I 19 60 .. Weat Sena la i , .. Wh. newt ( . 111400) 1 119 ee 959 .. Wh. Boller (Redman) lO 9000 ( .. 'Wheel Ludoett ; B.6.oLegal .. tee maryenn(llentle9) II 996 .. Wlteel Men 7 91 Wh. Trela Ulnae wney (Lam 9 1 7 Wleel AskMa Ma. Odd. Le (Mira n= sinamos .CUß v.Zl 4 . C. A tr i ; Cravlaik ) .; iDe Bairn i Cared= LOW . 6.000 101111111 M mums. Yo, Isti. 20:0001 ID .Antra m; 70.000. 1 'Boa Aooor4o4o.llAm 1 aB 10,000 6 /Jrarli.LAlL(lla 1i aB ikaoo. 11 Cap, Copper ( 136. Limitod) 26,000 , I CapulaSilrer Waited) 1 12,004 40 Cobra Copp/ all 10,00111 20 ' , Coptapo ,Lizaltad) 100,001 1 Don Pedro, N. Al Ur 75.0004 1 , Lam YountCop.(Usa ! all I 23,000 I Ma* DM UT (lAialtadi 11 25,001 2 Fortuna all tkoooi 10 Gamma all ekoool Kapanda (Limited) 16,000, Unarm 10,001 tiasltanian (Llmliad) all 101,816. 121ariquita all 100,000, ,11. Minos arauo.lL(l( all 60,000. Amarillo Capper (LI 1 10,000 20 'Pootebaudaavarlaadl all 100,000' I 'Port Phillip 1 1 taanta Barb.Gold3l.(L) I' 120,000 0 !Scottish AndraL(llo.) 11.000 10 .84.. John 61 lay (Lim • 15 I 41,174 10 Malted Maxima La ISt 60,000 1 VallaamacaGold 10.000 10 ,Vancoaver Oral I 20,000' 1 ;Worthing (Ladled) I all 44,000 ;Tadausaiutana IL lI all No. IQ. I COMMA/ M IPt PROVI.VCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Liwifftoool 4 A Mt. 9.-eals to-day:-Great Westert% 611 Lancsahlre and Yurrshice, 15'21-Loudon and North Weatern,lool 1-31auchester. Sheffield, and Lincoln, 51 31 14 31-lietropoll tan. 115-Leeds Capital stock. 60!-An• werp and Rotterdam, -Great Luzetnlionrfr. 11-Great Western of Canada, 10-Greek fits. 141 1-Mexican Three per Cents, 461 11 1 1 1- Spanish Passives, 351 -Comwercial Bank, 101-land Mort orge Bank of India, 21 awl Eta hange Beak 61 7-16 p.- Diu. new. isiwied at 3 prem., e 1 p.- National Bank Ditto new, issued at 5 prem., 71 p - ' Linea-hire Insurance, lip. -Liverpool nn 1 London F. re and life, 11l D.-London sad Inn cashier. If re-Maritime, 13-16 p.- Mercantile Marine, 11 p.- Liverpool Eli bailee Buildings, itii -Hudson's Bay Company, 191 -National Steam Company, A, 11-10-West India sad I'ac(lc Company, 11 p. Ancitheeklt, APRIL 9.-The market eras quiet. but prices !Wm.-Great Eastern, 471 4-Great Northern A, 1 iii 41--Great Weste-n, -Line - salary and Yorkshire, 1091-Loudon and North Weate n, 1051 -slanchester and County Bank, 5 p.-Man cheater, Shetfielii, and Lincolnshire, 851 1 1 1 1-54 olttan, 1191 14 184 f 118171 i 15-Mexicans, 401111 1-14 oath 001-General Credit. 6 1-15 p. -CriiitcsWrate Loan, 55 blazlneuail, Actin. Y. -In thin market to-day Guaranteed Stock was dealt in at 75 Birmingham Canals, at 91 Birmingham Wagon shares, at 111: London and Birming ham and Sonth Staffordshire Banks, at 11 to 11 Cs. ; Birming ham Financial Company Share*, at 1i prem London and North Western Mock clewed. setters, at 1094; Bristol sad Bir mingham Six per Ceuta., at 137: West Midland Second Guaran teed, at 1151: Worcester and Birmingham Cenels. at 184. 111r saLuham Gm at 144. li.nuinglaue Old Mills, at 71: end Patent Axlee, at 31 to 3; prem. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ocooi. Business in the stock markets to-day is only moderate in amount, but prices are very steady. The funds and home railway stocks are well sup ported, at Saturday's prices. Foreign stocks are firm, with a rather favourable tendency. The chief movement in the Stock Exchange to-day is a rise in Greek Bonds. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 86fr. 10c., being sc. lower than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 911 to 1 for money, and 911 to 92 for the account (May 5). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, ; ditto for ee -1 count, 92, 91L; Three per Cents.. Reduced, 891, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1 ; Bank Stock, 238, 240 ; India Stock, 220, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 1041 ; ditto, for account, 1051 ; ditto Four per Cent., 991 ; ditto Bonds, 811. die. ; and Exchequer Bills, 2e., 7s. dis. Greek Bonds are in active demand and have risen 1 per cent., being now quoted 251 to 1. Mexican are better, at 461 to ft, and Spanish Passive also 1 better, at 351 to 1. Turkish Consolidds remain at 521 to 53. Confederate Bonds are quoted 52 to 55. Venezuela Bonds of 1862 continue to decline. Transactions are recorded es follows :—Brazi lien, 1852, 1858, and 1860, 91 ; ditto 1863, 881, 88, 1, ex div. ; Cbilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 841 ; Greek, for account, 241, 1, 251 ; Mexican, for account, 462, 1, 1 ; Peruvian, Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta, for account, 86 ; Por tuguese, 1858, ka t far account, 491, 1 ; Russian, 1822, 91; ditto 1882, 91i, ; Sardinian, for ac count, 841, 85 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 351!; Turkish, 1854, for account, 901, 1, ex div. ; ditto 1858, for account, 691 ; ditto 1862, for ac count, 711, 1 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 59, The scrip of the New Swedish Loan is quoted 1 to If prem., and Venezuela / to I prem. International Financial shares are now protect 61 to 71 prem., ex div.; General Credit, ai to 61 prem.; LoadonFinancial, 121 to f prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 191 to 1 ; Mercantile Credit, 10 to prem. ; Egyptian Trading, 3k to 1 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 51 to 1 prem.; Imperial Financial, 6/ to 1 prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain and Ireland), 71 to 1 prem.; City Offices Company, 3 to 1 prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, 4to prem. ; Ottoman Financial, to 1 prem. ; Lemberg Railway, 1 to I prem. ; International Land Credit Company, 21 to 1 prem. ; Telegraph Construction and Maintenance, If to 2 pram. ; Millwall Ironworks, 21 t, f prem. ; Financial Corporation, 11 to n prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, 21 to prem. ; Oriental Financial, to 11 prem. ; and City of London Real Property, 2 to 21 prem. The prospectus of the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Swedish Government Loan has been issued by Messrs. J. H. Schroder and Co.. The loan is for 2,223,000/. sterling. The subscription price is 94 per cent., which, however, lis reduced by the allowances to 91g. A deposit of 5 per cent. is to be paid on application, and there are then monthly instalments, the last becoming due on the 12th of August. The bonds are to be for the con venient sums of 1,0001., 5001., 2001., and 1001. A sinking fund is provided, whereby the loan will be redeemed at par in the course of 54 years, by half yearly drawings, the first of which will take effect on October 15 next. The object of the loan is legi timate, the act passed by the Swedish parliament expressly stipulating that the proceeds shall be applied exclusively to the extension and con struction of railroads in the kingdom of Sweden. The Swedish government reserves the right to repay the whole loan at par after the expiration of 15 years from this time. It appears that the total funded debt of Sweden amounts to 2,700,000/. ; that during the last 25 years there has been invariably an annual surplus revenue, the amount of which in 1863 was 200,000/. For a series of years debt has only been contracted for the construction of railways. The list for the loan will be closed on Saturday next, at 2 o'clock. This loan would have been brought out in the German markets had it not been for the prevailing ferment of the public mind in Germany against Denmark and the Northern States. Considering that simi lar 4} per Cont. Swedish stock is now quoted in Germany at 97, and that the Swedish 4 per cent. Provincial ➢fortgage Loan, brought out in London some years ago, commands now 88, the price of the present issue seems to afford a fair margin. The loan appeals, however, rather to permanent in vestors than to speculators. The Moravian has arrived from Melbourne, with 17,0001, in gold. It is said that the Attorney-General has given his opinion that every registered shareholder in the " Atlantic Trading Compluy (Limited)," the pros pectus of which we published on Thursday last, will be guilty of a muulemeamour, under the pro visions of the Foreign Enlistment Act, which pro hibits the equipping of " transports" to be used by the American belligerents. The prospectus is issued of the City of London Real Property Company (Limited). This under- I taking is formed, with a respectable board, for the purpose of acquiring real property in London (including leaaeliulds), for erecting suitable build ings thereon, and for letting or selling the same. The immediate basis of the project consists of a purchase ou behalf of the company of some pro perties comprising an area of nearly an acre and a half, and eligibly situated respectively iu Grace church-street, Fenchurch-street, Mincing-lane, and Mark-lane. The terms of the purchase provide ' that the vend.,rs shall guarantee for a series of years a minimum return upon the purchase-money, the company's intention being to borrow ou their debentures at rates of interest under this guaranteed rate. Of the capital of 500,000/. in 20,000 shares of 25/. each, 8,000 shares have been subscribed for, and the remaining 12,000 are now offered to the public. The Joint Stock Companies Association (Limited) proposes to assist in the organisation and introduc tion to the public of joint stock companies. The capital is to be 50,000/., in 10,000 shares of 51. each, and the first issue is to be 5,000 shares ; 10s. per share to be paid on application, and 10s. on allot ment. This company will undertake the secretarial duties, management, and auditing of accounts, and proposes also to provide office accommodation for new companies. Another new undertaking is the Worthing Royal Sea House Hotel Company (Limited), which is formed to purchase and carry on the business of the Royal Sea House Hotel at that watering place. A large amount of the purchase money is to be taken in shares. The capital is 30,0001., in 6,000 shares of 51. each. We are requested to state that the list will be closed on the 18th inst. The directors of the General Floating Dock Com pany (Limited) have made a call of 31. per share, payable on the 2nd of May. A communication from the secretary states as follows : It may Fe of lutenist that I should acquaint you that Mons. Ussrd, the distinguished merchant and shipowner of Nantes and St. Nazoire, has undertakee the entire management of the company's affairs in France, and that, through bis influence, a large and highly promising develop meet is being gine to the company's operations in various ports. By advices received within the last few days from India, the dividend declared on the Commercial Bank of India shares for the hall-year eudiug 31st _~ Dileember, 1863, Was 'atlas rate of 12 per cent. per annum. (. r , A 4pecial meeting of thacity of London Brewery Company (Lie:died) . will' lie held on the 20th kat, when, amongst other bindings, it will be proposed to create and issue 24,000 ordinary new shares of 5/. each, and to authorise the directors to borrow further sums of money. The half-yearly meeting of the West Flanders Railway Company will be held on the 27th ingt. A special meeting of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company is convened for the 23rd inst., to consider three bills now before pailia ment. The fourth call of 21. is to be paid on the C shares of the Oriental Inland Steam Company (Limited) by the 10th of May. A call of 21. is to be paid on the shares of the Factage Parisien (Limited) by the 11th of M►y. TL•e half•yearly Guaranteed interest is announced on Royal Danish Railway shares and bonds. It is notified that the share list of the Imperial Bank of China will be closed on Wednesday, the 13th instant, for London, and Thursday, the 14th, for country applications. The letters of allotment of the Central Argentine Railway Company (Limited) were issued on Satur day. It is notified that the share list of the Babloniere Foreign Hotel Company will be closed for London on the 18th, for the country on the 20th, and for the Continent on the 22nd inst. Mr. A. Ridgway. of the firm of Ridgway and Sons, the army agents, of Leicester-square, has joined the board. SATURDAY Emmen. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91 to for money and 911 to 92 for the sth of May, closed to-day at the same quotations. The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. ConsoLs for money, 911, ; ditto, for ac count, 911, 92 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891; New Three per Cents., 891, S ; New Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 73i ; Bank Stock, 240, 238 ; India Four per Cent. Stock, 991 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 991. I ;lON **xi lh 36n 560_500 td 12; I f 2 Tle El t " 3 I 9 10. if i MI 16 0 e NO 410 60 60 113 36 18 19 10 11 20 21 SO 86 106 216 - 116 - iii 36_ 40 it - lie le• 200 1 U Si 24 I Ili Pd I Q. pm's*. I 1 i r 1 ft 6 i Nen }dr par as ST I 2 119=1 .... dis Si t . i ! i Ids par 1 if an I Par di. pm 46 43 MINER.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Cwca. The transactions in the mining market to-day are to a fair extant. Wheal Grenville anti East Lovell shares are in demand, at 91 to 10 and 12# to # respectively. The latter mine sold on Saturday 9 tons 16 owns. and 121 be. of tin, for 6291., which will leave a profit of 3501. to 4001. on the operations of the month. Sitbney Metal shares are rather lower, 5# to I. Mi neral Bottom are quoted 7 to #, being firm ; East Caradon, 31i to 3 ; Great Vor, 341 to 30 ; Wheal Seton, 200 to 202} ; Wentworth Consols, 16 to 174 Chiverton, 124 to I; West Chiverton, 80 to 82 ; and East Wheal or, 5# to f, Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. Cape Copper are firm. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BT EMT= TZLIOGILICK.) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) CRAVEN PLATE. Bathilde Algaeai[e 11 no. SWEEPSTAKES OF 60 SON'S. R.M. Planet, — Rtedanazitiletiere;Briodid,icanderiag Minstrel. and Guerilla are here. PLED FOlllllT.—Leicester and Horse Marine. ENTRY FOR CA) HANDICAP PLATE. T.V.C. Lady Clifden, 6 yrs, 9st 41b; Damsons, 6 yrs. net 101 b; Zord, 6 yrs, Pet 5 ; Dolphin, 4 yrs, Bst ; Miss. 4 yrs. Kst ; Prescription, 3 yrs, 7st 91b ; Atlas, 4 yrs, 7st 611 o; Rosins, 4 yrs. 7.e 411); Raglan, 3 yrs, 7st 41b; ammo, 3 yrs. 6et 1311); Antoinette. 3 yrs, Est 131 b; Lady Hathorne f, 3 yrs, Est 141 b ; General Loslistifet, 3 Yrs Est 10Ib ; Coocordis, 3 yrs, tist Sib ; Salvioni, 3 yrs, We ilb ; Rouge Crosse. 3 yrs, 6st 716 ; Whitebait, 3 yrs, 64 516 ; Lady Nary, 3 yrs, Est 411 a. All are here. FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.C. La.'' , ()Wen, Batman, end names. All here. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. D.M. Colombia, 4 yrs, Wt 101 b ; Fastreluebe, 4 yrs, Set 31b; Breeze, 3 yn, lot 1316 ; 3 yrs, ist 4lb ; Jar* 3 yrs, Pet 13112. All ors hers. SWEEPSTAKES OF 23 SO7B. T.Y.C. Clarir► e and Blarney are here. PAID FOlLlLlT.—lsiceater and Caryorbyllas. ANIMA —Cccur de Liao, Sea King, and Pedlar. AWFUL CALAMITY IN LIMERICK. The Limerick Reporter gives an account of a shock leg fatality which occurred is that city. About 6 o'clock on Friday mornings cry of "Firs" was raised in Denmark-street, acid • boy named Coffee ran to St. Michaels Church bell, and rang it violently for the purpose of alarming the neigh bourhood. The watchman had left the street, and though the morning was comptratively advaaced, there were few person astir, and the fire, which appeared to have orW nated in we of the hock rooms of the house No. had already penetrated to the uppermost front rooms, in one of the windows of which Mr. Patrick Ryan. printer, sod Mn. Ryan, hie wife, were seen in a state of di.tractsoa sod despair, eats, aloud for help. Mrs. Ryan had one of her four childreo at the window whilst she distractedly called for help. The house is high. Is the cellar beneath resides •pereoss named Hastings ; the shop floor is occupied by a Mrs. Seta-knit ; the lower floor is occupied bye tailor of the came of Nolan. Mr. Hickie,a hatter, sod his wife, occupy the middle door, and Mr. Ryan sod his wife, four children, and Mr. Charles Shine, the father-in-late of Mr. Ryan. occupied the topmost door. How the fire originated it is difficult to conjecture ; but it must have begun in one of the middle rooms, as Mr. Ryan asserts that when be was first alarmed, the fire was reeking its way through the dour of his room, and that all attempts to escape by the stain to which he sod his wife and tither in-law made as soon as they possibly could, were in vain, they being driven back by the flames, which were rushing violently up the stairs. After some time, Mr. Denis Qom, who resides at the opposite side of Denmark-street, pro- cured • ladder, which had been placed against Messrs. Todd's concerns in Todd's-row, and by creditable energy and vigour, be succeeded in placing it against the ill-fated No. 22, and in ascending it be was able, in the, face of the flames, to rescuo Mr. Ryan and in bringing him into his ( Quips) own house, where he was found to be most severely bunted all over the body. The police were oe the 'pot soon after the alarm was given by the tailor's boy, Coffee ; but there were no aim:ism:es at band by which an entrance could be made into the hone, or an attempt made to cove the lives of those who occupied the topmost door. The fire escape was not in readiness till • fill hour after the destructive element had onnibered its victims. In about au hour the fire was sub dued, and an entrance n.ade into the house. The remains of Mr. Chas. Shine had bees already removed ; after a march, the charred sod disfigured body of Mrs. Ilya', and the bodies of the four children were found in the front room—spectacles of indescribable horror—sufficient to chill the blood of the stoutest.. They all appear to have falls* victims without the slightest power of resistance. -kTTENHANCE AT THE JCIICES' CHAMBER& --OH Saturday Mr. Justice Mellor coocluded his 'Mugs at the judges' chambers. when ha has been the " vacation judge daring the circuits. and dwptssed of a great 'umber of ap plicstioos. His lordship will be ruocrieded this day by Mr. Justice Shwa Snuck:LNG A Irr•I It AT WOLVERH AtirTON. —Yes terday roomier. ►trout o'clock, • young roue named Perry, who lives in \Yahoo's-buildings, Brickhe-street, WOIVar. hamptoo, wee called up by his mother, who said that since 3 o'clock she had heard screams coudog from • house in which • men named William Holland. aged about 71. and his wife M►tilda, a few years younger, lived. Going to the door, be heard groans, end when he knocked some one inside told him to break open the door. He and some neighbours did so, and toned the Loin, fall of smoke. Is the pantry on the right band side they beheld a horrible sight. in one corner was the old man, shrivelled and charred in a fearful manner, quire dead, and is the opposite sorer was his wife, groaning and crying for water, and le • most shocking state. The clothes were ell buret off the woman's back, and the greater part of the nun's clothes were buret to • cinder. The woman stated that her clothes caught fire while in the kitchen, and she rushed into the pantry to throw some water oe her clothes. Her husband followed her. cod must have caught fire from her. A candle was found lying on the floor of the pantry between them. The old couple are known to have been addicted ►o drink, and they quar relled so frequently that the neighbours had named to notice the couseqtmet disturbances. Oe Saturday they had been drinking, took drink throe with them. and were afterwards heard quarrelling. No *aim, however, was bakes of them, until Mr. Perry was iodated to waken her son, by hearths screams and groans issuing trout the hour. An inquest will be held. MORE THAN EVER AND BISTTICS THAN EVER. —'Chia applies to the largest and best stock of swing and summer tenants ever submitted for public approval. The ernel4-tamed lits. trousers at Alfred Webb Stiles,' the origthator'e anLy enter bbituareat. TS, Itrootatreret, ilanoreraquare. getablished lint —Advertieemeat., 6&S,8011 200,0001 100:000 1 160,0001 $04,00 1110,0011 1 100,11011 lame, 106,030: 160,000 260,000 26.000 i i 1 i U 57_ it SS 17 I 18 20 6 6 1 11 V . 65 . 95 6 8 1 7 1 41 a 1 .i pr Isi Jai" ... ill We 100 Id 221 I 91 • 1 1 V !1' ' r