The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-11 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bdore Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) DI II W. 1331121LiT . . . flu bankrupt, described as a stook and share-dealer; was a solicitor, of Old Broadctreet, late of the firm of jiauberley and Pope. This was the sitting for examinant' sod discharge. The amen* which have been jest filed, d i elose a large amount of liability—upwards of 14,50 W. ; the suds are estimated at between 8,0001. and 0,0001. Mr. Munn, for the assignees asked for an adjournment c i the accounts, having only brio filed that morning. Mr. tiole appeared for creditors, and asked the baakrupt e nther he had made out his bills of onto for the wagon to mint, as he had not surrendered at the proper time. Th. bankrupt said that he had only recently got poem eon of his papers. The bills of nets under the estate of bent( and late partner, Mr. Pope, were made payable by order of the Court of Chary to a receiver, Mr. Pe 's f a ther. Those Waage( to hie separate es tate would be 0. 0 4 in the hands of the assignee. Mr. Edwards, the official assignee, said that on the faos of the accounts there was a hires deficiency unexplained, u ,•rly equal to half the bankrupt's debts. He ought to know that this must be explained before the next sitting, either by reference to his books or by a regular deficiency account. Mr. Gole said he suspected the deficiemey arose hem ••liderencee " on the Stock Exchange. Mr. Manna said this was not so. His Honour said there must nexesanly be an adjour n. Dlnt. the accounts being only just filed, to give the nag. Dees ac opportunity of looking into them. (43dore Mr. Commissicen Pane) Lie Aftrzux HUBEIT. rhe bankrupt, deamibod ass merchent, of Sloens4troot, ( - belies, and of St. Besot's-plan% City, applied for Ws release from custody. Debts, between 0004 and 5.000 1 . Mr. Sargood opposed. The bankrupt had not given up LA books, sod aangneme had not yet been e.homo. His Hoover, on the latter ground, refused to entertain the appLeation. . IN HI WILIGHTMAN. [he bankrupt, described es a check-clerk in the Customs, king at Camrwsll, applied for his order of discharge. i*Cia, about 4004 . . . Ili.' K. Griffiths. on behalf of the bankrupt, mad* so oder to set aside 201. a year out of his aslary of 140 f., sod the order of &eases was granted on the* condition. in az lamas:: Barnum —JUDGMENT. -- Phis WWI on* of the numerous gnosticism aridj v unA.. mat deeds. The debtor bed executed a dad of t under which a trustee was appointed f or the mend t of ill his creditors.. His Honour wd that • creditor named Flatter had ipplied to be allowed to issue execution against the debtor ; bat as it • that the creditor was • connecting party t the de4 the application would be diemiened with wets. M as CLaRE. The bankrupt, John Busby Clerk, war a lamp manufao turer. of So. 8, Haymarket, and late of the Strand, trading axier the firm of the Metropolitan Light Company. This you the sitting for examination and &whams. 12 May, 1.6. i. the bankrupt bad made an sesigament oC all his pro perty to trustees to secure payment of 12s. 6d. in the pound on debts of 10,3761. Though the property wee returned as of the value of 7,0741., the haakrupt elated that no dividend bu been paid by the trustees. He he. sines contracted debts of 1,0371., and gives up rests estimated at Mt. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Kr. Judie Williams.) A LIEU= MASSLAUGHTIZ HT QUACK KIDICUCK. .T•it It Stephens, a remediable-looking elderly nun, was alarmed with the manslaughter of William Proby, Mr. Poland prosecuted ; &demi Bellantine was specially retained with Mr. Sleigh to defend the prisoner. It appeared that the prism'r resided in Whitechapel, where he carried on the business of • medical botanist, and was also agent for the sale of • .quack medicine known as Dr. Coffin's pills, the principal ingredient in which is cayenne pepper in solution, or means of capture*. The deceased was • lad about 15 years of age, and resided with his genets, in Fsetfiebi- Meet, Limbousa. On Sunday, the 20th of March, he complained of bevies a pain in his side, and went to bed. I The next morning he was so bad he could not get up, and in the evening his father, who is • boiler maker, on return ing from his work, found his son so bad that be mat to the prisoner to consult hint, and the prisoner pre him I an embrocation, and some medicine to be taken inter- tulle. The medicine which the prisoner had pre. saibed was Firma to the deemed total Thursday, when the lad got so bad that the employer of his father, who had become acquainted with the fact, mese a doctor to see what was the matter with him. The doctor saw the decemed and prescribed for him ; bat the father had such faith In the treatment of the pe f moner that be would not allow his son to take any medicine but that which the prisoner sent, and on the evening of Thursday he celled the prisoner in to see him. The prisoner did not examine him moth then, but said he would see hint by daylight, and celled en Pride morning, when he said be thought hems better. The was seen by another medical gentleman, who recommended that the medicate which had been prescribed by the other' gentleman, Dr. Moak, should be given him, and painted out the danger the lad was in, and wanted the father of the treatment al the defendant, The father, however, ex pressed mole faith in the prisoner that be continued to give his soothe medicine which lam sent by him, which it was said otesisesd chiefly of cayenne pepper in solution. The deceased continued to get worm until the Sunday fol lowiog that on which he wan taken ill. From circumstances which came to the knowledge of the authorities it woe thought fit that an inquest should be held. A poet-enerteio examination was made, and ft was found that the decearned had been suffering from diseased hip joint, and that death had been caused by the extension of the inflammation. The stomach of the decreed was sent to Dr. Letheby to be analped, end it was found to contain a quantity of cayenne, and was very much ulcerated and covered with patches of inflammation. It was contended on the part of theprimecution that theprinceer, in administering e doses of cayenne pep , had aided in grim ignorance,and that death was by the inflammation which was provoked by the administration of each an irritant aa cayenne pepper. The defence that was set up for the prisoner was that he had acted to the best of his ability in the matter, and that the present prosecution would never have bees fart"- tuted spinet him if he had been • regular medical prao- Miami.. Allusion was made to the cheap that had taken place io medical opinions upon 'trims diseases of late years, and to the mistake' that had been mode even by the mod eminent medical men ; and it was umged that it would be very unjust indeed to convict the prisoner of the offence of manslaughter wider the circumstances that had been de posed to. The - j - Ovy, after a very short deliberation, returned a Ter• diet of Not Guilty. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) IIkitYLEBONF. THE HCHDUt LS —EXAMINATION Or TEE ACCUSED. Timothy Merpay, • tell, this Iriehmak appuostlY a'oont 40 years of age, was brought up and plead in the dock before Yr. Yardley for re-ezenunatioo os the charge of murdering • young man monad John Eames, • shoe maker. The court was densely crowded by persons anxious to hear the proc ee di ngs . Tha priso•oer, who has now for the fourth time been brought ap, looked exceedingly dejected. After the prisooer had indicted the wounds with a knife upon the deceased's et ooze* the latter was at mace con veyed to St. Mary's Hospital by policie.consteble Brown. no 1). This was on the night of the 19th nit. Toe CYO was thee thought by the honeeeargeos to be inch • dangerous ow that Mr. YardUy was 'sicked Irons hir residence in 13lawilerd-.clean barmen 12 and 1 in the morning to take the depoutiore. The unfortunate rasa liorted . WI Saturday last, when be died shortly after 1 ("clock The following are the depositions of the deemed, ea tab.. by his worship : " I am a &homelier, living at No. 27, WEllant-etreet, Lisson.grove. Last night I wee in a public-bogie in Limon-street, called the Brazen Head. The prisoner was in the home bat not in my oompaey. I know him before, but newer had a quarrel with him. When in the hoes. I tat him sharpen a knife with a amen blade and a white handle, on his shoe, and I heard him my, run it,' but I did not bear him mention any name. He left the hose, and I followed him, and when outside the door, I said, 'Do you mean the knife for m.! He said ' Yea, or anybody who comes mom me.' With that he struck at me with the hand In which the knife was, tad I think the blade closed on his hind. I then saw him Mee the knife with which he stabbed me where I am wounded (in the abdomen). I csonot my whether he laid anything at the time. After this he r k.' *war when I found I was stabbed I rag after him, Ind he ran into a beer-shop in Harm/Meet. I saw • policeman atending opposite the Brazen Heed, and tooe him into the beer-shop and pointed out the trooper to him. I am quite sure the primmer is the man who stabbed me, sad I am quite we the kids produced (a common pocket knife) is the one suer stabbed me with." 10 reply to questions pat by the prteoner, who was in custody of the poll and standing at the foot of the bed, the deceased said, " When I followed you out of the Bram Heed you was sot picking your pipe with your knife. After you made the first blow at me aid before you stabbed toe I struck you a blow wthe is,. It wee a blow with my fist. It did not knook you down. I mo t you a t the Ro e s a n d C r own as previous Monday, when I took a shilling from another man, bat I did not know that it belonged to roe. I did not follow you from the Black Man to the lieseen Head. I wee at the Bleak Ala where you hut I did not say that I would pay yea." The deosasd then affixed hie name. When the prisoner wee placed is the dock Mr. Yardley was informed that all the withers' were at the Inquiet, w. being held at the Bask of England public-hoses, t.wite St. Mary's Hospital. THE EXPRESS, 'WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1864. Mr. Yardley direekrl that he should be put beak till the witeemes strived. Later is the dag he wee spin brought tip, and after the azamiestice of several eatery= the depaiskee wee taken, sad he was fully committed to the Oeutral Criminal Court on the charge of wilful murder. Prisoner's two brothers wen is court, and seemed moat deeply affected at the poultice of their relative. Prisoner's daughter, about twelve yews of age, was outride the sent, crouched up le a corner crying above her father. DISGRACZPVL .cam PiLl TU 108T01.10AD. George Ziog and John Brosnan were &amid with annoy ing pmenthers, sad also with mikkg um of °theme language in froth of mime brothels in Jerg, Boaton-reed. From the Wrath** of Poßcce-oometables Brows, SW 8, and Wood. 191 8, it appeared that hat night a number ed Ms and Young Prntes were is front of the brothels in West. street =king nee of the most filthy, diegustingt= and annoying sway respectable pima. by. Boone ro women bad their shawls pulled oft by the prostitutes, in sisted by the and a number of other low Mow; and the three and imprecations they made use of were of the most dreadful character. The soma that occur nightly in West-street end Jameiethest are dineribed es very dreadful, and although parties have been charged at this court and punished, sad deputations of the ratheetable in habitants of the sarroundiag houses have attended and com plained of the nulaance, nothing has been done by the vestry to do away with the evil. Many of the Drcetitatee that frequent the homes in the above streets are not shove 14 years of age. The primers did not deny the charge, but mid they had nothing to my in defence. nem gentlemen is 000 rt mid that they hoped that the Fe would take the matter op as the only means of re porting the anima. Mr. Didier mid he would do all in hie power to repro' the .shines, and fined the defendants 10s. emit or in default to be imprisoned in the Hones of Correction for seven days. SOUTHWARL IN THE 11121VONDISIT BATHS LED WASH- Joseph Wheeler, Predes;ei Day, sad Isaac Moore, im diint looking young fellows, were *bed at the bar before Mr. Woolrych, Bar t= r d . with mating as luissemly moo in the bathe and wash-houses, Spa-road, and refusing to quit w desired by the Alan. Kr. William Hough, the superintendent of the bathe, said that about half-peat 5 on the prime ensileg hL atesetiou was ailed to the metes s baths, where be beard a screaming noise, and at entering he saw the prisoners run ning about beating each other with towel, and throwing the latter into the water. As soon as 'rites entered they went on in a more violent manes; and when he told them I either to demist or leave the building, they swore at him and made use of very disputing language. Mr. Woolrych asked whether they were drank. Witnem replied that they were. They had been in the bathe, and when they none out they commenced the dis turbance. Al noon as be spoke to them they commenced kicking the skirl* board. Mr. Woolryolt asked if there were other swimmers there at the time Witnisereplied that there were two others, and they complained very much of the eanoyaaae they had hem sub jected to by the rieonera At meet witness wee weapons& to call in the mentenee of the police to remove them, and gave them into custody. Mr. Cornwell, the clerk to the commissioners of the baths, who attended to prosecute, urged the iseccesity of punishing such characters, as it was essential that good order should be kept in such a plane. In answer to the charge, The primacies mid that they were only having a lark, sad when they wanted to go away quietly, the police were called in, and thg rlt were given into caatody. Mr. NVo said he convicted them of disorderly con duct in the bathe and wwilihcases, and sentenced each to pay a penalty of Bs., and in default to be imprisoned ten days. isiMs• • • • • . . 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MI, 7 8100111 0,00 15,000, ii 5,00 10? 1.11 80 1 - e 4 6pm k% a rt 5 II Per i Ip. it 10 22 ••0 - tore • 7; 4 Ipm 1 16 1 07 46 47 0 ; Pm 3 Si NM IN le Ili 114 ; LATB3T SPORTING INfiELLIGENCE (sT Kamm IFILIGNAPE.) YORK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) EGLINTON STALF.S. T. .C. Spring Goa ... En Bouquet ... FLYING DUTCHMAN'S HANDICAP. Little SW . . . . Merry Mad 9 ran. TICUO STAKES. 21 1 w Prince ... CONSOLATION SCRAMBLE. Tb•obakla . brag. LONDIRBORO' CUP. East Lebereirs W Mario* 14 res. TALLY HO STASIS. Two:mum. A( by Tarim, Hirsedo, Lady %We, Irish filakmisaa, Virmadiere, Wildflower, Ace of Marta, Eily O'Closusor, Young Aladdin, Prepack, se by Maid O'Rourke, bleyerbeer, arid Rosemary. All are hem CHILD MINDEN IN PADDINGTON. INQUEST.—CTRUI DAY.) This morning, at an inquest held at the Bank of England Tavern, Paddington. upon the body of a child found thrown upon a heap of bricks is Warriegtonumosat, Maida•hdl, Dr. Lankenter made emu strong monks upon the premium of child murder is that district. WWI, the jury were empanelled. The Coroner said that he had so hesitation in saying that child murders were more immerou in Paddingke than is any other district He toned by statistics that he held case inquest on a murdered child for every 5,000 iababitants is Paddingioa, while the prooortims wea one in 13,000 in Cleriumemiell, and oft in 31.000 in Magical. Awarding to his experience the children found in a pariah were born in that parish. These cuss might be attnbesed to the lax sdministretion of the law. The jury concurred with the loaned wooer as to the neaseeity for some action in the =ethic The panishmeat ought to be mode more certain, sad the government or the parishes, it was suggested, might offer large rewards for the appshoneica of the guilty. 10 the cum immediately under emaidenition it was proud that the child had bees bon alive, and bed beea suffocated. The jury retarsed a verdict of " Wilful murder spirit some perms or ponces as ONI LUNATIC KILLED IT AxOTw Dr COLNIT Hales Miry:ix—As isquhy was held yesterday aftereoce by Dr. Lankeeter, at Cutesy Hatch Asylum, mewl's( the death of Mr. John Ulm naps, aged 52 years. • from the evidence that the deceased was a la s Mark wbo wee removed to the asylum only • forteight ago, 111 he had exhibited symptoms of inienity. He wee placed in the ward with those suffering from paralysis of the kale, ad ware of • violent but not homicidal tendency. On Thnreday last he met • lunatic cab driver maned Daniel Hobbs as the latter was coming from the valor deed with • piece of the gas pipe which he had wretched from the wall. Deceased caught hold of the pips, but was instantly struck at by Hobbs, who ultimately dealt him • blow on the bead with the piece of iron. Deceased died from frac ture of the skull and injury to the Main tee home after. Both Hobbs and de ce ased were " placed in melanin " is half padded rooms in commence of the fi ght, sad so doctor was sent to deceased till four hone had Mapped, as the arasedants alleged be did not appear to be mach La psed. Hobbs was a very violent lunatic, and Mr. Ford, solicitor, urged that deceased, who was a mild lunatic, should not have bees classified with stab a seam But Dr. Sheppard, superintendent of the male department of the asylum, replied that Hobbs was not homicidal, Omagh be might be considered destructive to p opwty. The dos ceased was therefore sot improperly r aladad, sawlike fatal encounter was entirely fortuitous. The inquiry wen adjourned for farther evidence as to the classification of lunatics AITENPT2DABIASSINATION.—LittffurCI, MAY 9. This mouth two years our county was dimmed by the diabolical murder, near Kilmallaak , in DOOG day, while walkiag home with kin wife, of Mr. Fitzgerald. Beckham sod Walsh, the perperiaters of the deed, were arrested, tried, eoorieted, sad executed—ea was also, at a subeequeat period, Dads Dißine, the conepirstor, and hirer of the aserasisa. Last week I had to mooed the murder of the bailiff Bradshaw, while =akin • distress near New Pallas. Torlay I bare to Worm you of a dia -1 Wheel attempt at saminisation which was made yesterday, Boaday, between 1 sad 2 &dock. As • • woe name d Starkey, under soot to Masers. Murphy, of Car pee Tree re turning home from chapel, aocaufanied by his wife, he was fired at from behind • ditch, • little outside the town, bat fortunately the shot did mot take effect. Pram later matins received, the police wrested two men, sad the magistrates are holding a pprn'vats inquiry as delirium this day. No further hare reached the city. P. 8.-1 hare been informed that Starkey and hie wife were travelling epos • est when the oesonence • tot ta i n and that the hubsod saw • fellow with his facie present the ran, apse which he ise.iped sad seeped roceivieg the COSMO& 11 Is else said that he leaped over the ditch, sod engaged in media with this wooldhe ainearis, who, however, sseapsd.--Sosiaders. THE STIRS AT PLYKOHTE.—The strike :sod look-out in coasezion with the building trades at Plymouth are, happily, at an end. The revolt a(a moth& attended by • &putative of twelve meters cad • like nastier of oporstim, was that an arrangement was effected is ac cordance with which the 1711111110 Se Ishostrere —the rate of whose payment has been the main priori of dispute—will receive the arks sum they demanded. Their wages, which formerly amounted to 15e. or 16a. per week, will sow be 17s. The resoletios previously come to that all skilled car penters, masons, and plasterers should be paid at the uniform rate of 21s. per week, was rienanned. SHARE LISTS.-(TBIS DAY.) Two Vetoes. The railway market is dull to-day, and prices generally exhibit a drooping tendency. Metro politan stock has declined 1 per cent., Great Northern I, Great Western 1, London and North Western and Midland 1, and South Eastern, *. Louden and North Western stock is now quoted 110 to * ; Great Western, 631 to 64 ; Midland, 131 to * ; Lancashire and York shire, no to 1; South Eastern, 90 t i to ; Great Eastern, 47 to * ; London and South Western, 97 to 98 ; Metropolitan, 112 k to 113 ; Great Northern, 128* to 129* ; and Cale donian, 117* to 118*. Indian and Canadian securities are inquired for in several instances. Antwerp and Rotterdam and Belgian Eastern Junction shares are also strong. ORDINARY BRAME AND STOCKS ISIL I N. I ILAILWAYL I =g. 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B.; HO 102 1 Cape T. & Donkey. e.g.' N 100 INA. Dial Tsain. a.Par d . Lodi= gm. 6 do NI De. 0 lideolleo Do. If do Grand Trunk of Canada, 15 Grand Do. Ist pref. Goods ; 71 73 Do. do. deism& SO 62 Do. gad pre. Bonds 6l 63 Do. do. deferred 61 63 I Do. !rd Forel. Stock Do. do. deferred; 66 62 Do. 4111 pref. Stock I 26 27 Do. do. deferred, 23 BS Great Indian Peninsula. 102 103 Do. Bas 6 per caul, pas is i Ns! fit 8. of ladle g. 5 p. et 1 151 IDo ef par eon& ... De N. Western of Canada', 10 Do. New Do.ke.Bds. pay. 18721 101 96 Do. do. do. 18774 81 I bDo.asal . eh , Limited' par Now ..... .-. 'Madras goad. 6p. on] 101 MR Do. do. L i : us e— IN SI Do. do. de. MI el Do. sift I —— ; Kalb. Corp. 6 per a 111d,. Illalb. end Nobsoefe Bap 66 SO 1 12.11seri.&Oso.iia.A&B, 111 I IN.B.NCen.dp.olatp.B.l IN 16 Vie. pa. 6 pee owl. 101 103 INN do. , 100 161 i Do. do. do. dle _ Nil Do. Pisojanti do I 10 i 0 Di Da 10d611.11N. do B6 " 106 1034 1r Ili WO NS I 1101" loi I loNI,I op ea i pro JOINT STOCK /AXIS SAIILS. Troia. 140 14 so - m: isisNorP.: TS N 211 Imo I lepm 211 IS 174 1711 f 104 pm , 42 61 4 lMs te 2 41 1111 I 4pm 23 28 pa, N St 01 IS SO pm ▪ro I 130 133 - w i - iipsil ! 2 poi i Wel - - pia S 1 peal 111 22 i I pai 2 tom i i w p In - i t 12 21 psk, 18 20 per 101 111062 2 Jim 6 6pm IS It poi 10 12 pm 2 i iirm 2 Spa to It 27 4 Pa I a 4 7 pdaT 44 . 44 . I ii - 41 61 1 16 tr i Fs ii pm! 96_ Ti iii. , 9 111 pal II II poi 7 1 II pat „I lbw 8 pm. 6 2. R. iii liDwil 01 67 id WS 01 $ - i pm' 3 4pa 10 . 41 No. I Mt. 36,000 2 :Almada= (Molted) 20,001 1 10 !Anatraltsis 76,000, 1 l am Aooord Oop.a.bn 10,0001 6 ,Breal.LAlLCo.(Lloi 16,000' 10 ; &ep= 36,000! 2 12,006 40 t eco 10,000' IS 100,0001 1 ,201L air r i I. •• • 76,0017 1 IDoe (Ma. 25,000 1 3 ,1614 Dello/ 23,0001 loon= 20.. 20 Amoral ee. Orman& (Malted) 16,000: 3 Unarm 10,000 6 Lositonien 103,813 1 Atoriquits 100,000, 2 *Aaron 875a13.13. 60,000 . 4 iPanaldllo 10,000' 10 :Poo bead 10/0100 6 'Port 1 71ea6allorb.a01dlL(L. 130,000 l 640:41111LAaelreL 1 11,000. 20 St.Joha del 1.47, 43.174: 30 !Mated Madam gs. 60,000, 1 1 1471easaaca(leld 10,000 10 'Veneourer Coal 30,000 1 'Worthing ;Limited) 46.000; 3 Yedenamutana 10 10 10,000 SS ISM 10 a,as 10 WOW I 0.010 60 6147161. 6t. 60,0 016 00 10 111111 16,010 10 1:0,006, 60 Awe N,000! fOl Fl:iiil ism a I i 65001 160,000 60.000 l loam! MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Twe o'Osoom. lllRealisations continuing to be effected for amount of lopeculaton who bought at the low priors lately current, and the value of money having as yet ex perienced little actual relapse, the stock markets to-day are flatter. The funds have declined Ito I per cent., and the reduction extends to home railways, foreign stocks, and some other classes of securities. There is more demand for money to-day, but an absence of pressure. The rate for choice three months' bills is 9to 91 per cent. In the Stock Exchange this morning there was a strong demand for short loans on government securities at 7to 8 per cent., but the quotation is now 6to 7, with a larger supply of money. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 75c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 911 to 1, with div., for money, and 901 to 1, ex div., for the account (June 8). The official business report is as follows :- Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1, 1 ; ditto for account, 901, 1 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 89, 881 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 881 ; India Stock, 219, 217; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106, 1041 ; ditto Four per Cent., 991 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 15e. die. ; ditto June, 4s. die. Foreign stooks are heavy. Mexican Bonds are * to 6 per cent, lower, at 431 to 1, Turkish Conaolid6s 1 lower, at 501 to 1; and Greek Bonds dull at 221 to 23. Spanish Bonds, however, are better, at 341 to 35. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brarilian Old Five per Cents., 1011, 1001 ; ditto 1852, 1868, 1860, 89* ; Dutch Two-and.a.Half per Cents., 641; Equador New Consolidated, 13, 1 ; Egyptian, 1001, 101 ; Greek, for account, 221 ; Mex ican, for account, 44, 1, 431 ; New Granada, 131 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 851 ; Porta gums, 1856, &a., for account, 481, 471; Russian, 1860, 85 ; ditto 1859, 531, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 851, 86, 851, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 36, 1, 341 ; ditto Certifi cates, for account, 111 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 88, 1 ; ditto 1858, for account, 72 ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 711, 71 ; ditto Guar auteed,99 ; Venezuela, for account, 23 ; ditto 1862, for account, 541, 66, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 51 to 61 pram. ; General Credit, 61 to 6 pram. ; Mercantile Credit, 101 to 11 ; Hudson's Bay, 191 to 1 ; Credit Mobilier, 41 to 6 prem. ; Imperial Financial, 41 to 5 prem. ; Credit Fonder (Great Britain and Ireland), 41 to 61 prem. ; City Mess Company, Ito 1 prem.; International Land Credit Compan►, 2 to 1 prem. ; Tele graph Construction and Maintenance, 1 to. prem. ; Millwall Ironworks, 11 0 n prem. ; Im perial Bank of China, Ito prem. ; and Financial Corporation, Ito prem. Bova o'CLoca. Consols are unaltered, at 911 to k, with div., for money, and 901 to I, ex div., for the account. 106,0001. in gold has been taken to the Bank. A fair demand was experienced yesterday at the Bank of England discount office, but there was no return of the late pressure. In other quarters a good demand was experienced in the morning, but the market became very quiet in the afternoon, and the general supply of money was large. The terms for good three months' bills were 9 to 9t a pirr cent. In the Stock Exchange there was a supply of money at 6 to 7 per cent for short peri on English government securities. The City of Baltimore has arrived from New York with 99,0001. in specie. The amount of specie engaged for transmission to Bombay by the steamer B' aroda to-morrow is 117,8001., of which 86,0001. is gold and 31,8001. silver. . . The Maxima dollars by the last packet were sold yesterday for Cbina at be. ljd. per ounce, being fd. below the rate obtained for the previous supply. In the interim, there has been an absence of btisi- DM. . . . . . The English money market being easier, and the value of money in some of the continental markets, especially Pane, having advanced, bills on the Con tinent were more inquired for yesterday afternoon, and the exchanges in several instances have not fully maintained their recent improvement. The rates were as follows . Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.03 to 12.1 ; ditto, 3 by, ILI7 to 18 ; Rotterdam, 3 moetha, 1203 to 11; Ant werp, 3 mouths. 25.70 to 90 ; Hamburg, ma. tame, 3 mouths, 13.10 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.30 to 45 ou ; I =3 . mouths, 25.80 to 90 ; Proakfort-os-the-Mains, 3 1201 to 3 ; St. Petersburg (per rouble), 3moetha,32 to 1; Visas% dt. do., 3 mouths, 11.90 to 95 ; Th ais, GE So,, 3 months,,ll.9o to 95 ; Madrid, 3 mouth% 471 be 48 ; OEMs, 3 mouth; 471 to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.90 to 26.00 ; Gam, 3 mouths, 25.90 to 26.00 ; 3 months, 25.90 to 26.00; Naples, 3 menthe, 25.90 to 26.00; Palermo, 3 mcaths, 25.90 to 26.00 ,• Messina, 3 months, 26.90 to 26.00 ; Limbos, 90 days, 511 to ; Oporto, 90 data. 511 to 1. It appears that the admission of the 7 000 new shares of the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited) to the privilege of quotation in the official list of the Stock Exchange is merely deferred until a second call of 51 per share has been made, and the recent rule of the Stock Exchange requiring a payment of 10 per cent. on the nominal amount of the shares thus complied with. A general meeting of the India Freehold Land, Colonisation, Truet and Agency Association (Limited) is called for the 19th inst., to receive a report from the liquidators. A special meeting of the Caledonian Railway Company is convened for the 17th inst., at Glasgow, to approve a bill " for sanctioning an l agreement between the Caledonian and Edinburgh land Glasgow Railway Companies with respect to the construction of branch railwaysto connect their 'undertakings with Glasgow Harbour, and for'autho rising the formation of a joint st►tion there, and for other pu rp oses ." The annual meeting of proprietors of the Bank of British North America will be bald on the 7th of June. - Special meetings of the London Dock and St. Katharine Docks Companies are called for the 27th inst, to consider the bill for an amalgamation. The Warrant Finance Company commenced busi ness operations on Monday at 23, Old Broad-street. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gaa, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stook Exchange list of last evening : lseureaes.—Allianos British sad Foreign, 14/, 151, ex &v. ; Ditto Miriam, 46 ; Ails., N. 4 , Commercial trains. N. 4, ; F. 46, ; Guardian, 52 ; imperial Fire, 380 ; Indemnity Marine, 144 ; Law Fire, 5 ; Leaden, 47, 64, Tho dlr.; London sad Proviesisl Yariste, 3/, 4/ ; Marisa, 95C ; North British and Xermatile ; Omar Mies, 19/, ; Thames sad Mersey Marine (Limited), ; Voir/nal Marta' (Limited). 44. Gaslight and °ohm—Great Osatral, 174 ex div. ; Im perial C.oatineistal, 9141, 2; United Gem:a. 44; West mirage Olorteeek 98 ; ditto New, 484. Doeks.—Bast and West India, 141 ; Loudon. 73), 44, 3/, 5 • St. Katherine, 73. Wstemorks• — Berlin. ; Melees, 26/ ; Bast ed Les. 132 ; Ditto New, 131, ; West Middlesex. 114. Omsk —Realist aid Avon (Guarsateed by Great Western Railway), 6/ ; Regent's (or Louden). 25. The indigo sales commenced yesterday. The fol lowing is the report of Meears. B. W. Jewesbury and Co. : We beg to inform you that the quarterly salsa of indigo oommimoid this day, coseistiog of 9,346 diem', (Melodies 3,563 chess of aid goods, bought is at. or witiathawa from, former sales, sad 760 chests in nemod heads. The feilowiag are about Use properties@ of the different soda. Mx. :—The Bengal, one-fourth good mid lee, sod three ferns middling and ordinary. The Madras, two-thirds good surd See, and ose-third middles and middling and ordinary. The Bursa. coodfth (pod sad fine, and four , Mho middling and ordinary. The Binilipatem, ordinary. The lfanillii, m 2 sad ordinary. The Ondes and Up land, onia•fonrth and fine, end three-fourths middling I sad Ordinar y . was a moderate attendance both ad home sod toseiln heists ; the sales opined steadily with puede el dry leaf Maisee,far which the emus* wu hie M fully kat rle's =tee ; Morph was h V trea diserd st 3d. to 4d. anus, ea was *be Bina with drew moms few Lepet on of &trig thos a ti o l k e t pea7: o l eilitad leti tile dry isi We quote seism se mewed with the Feb nary eche, es fo ll ows :—Bergal, 3d. to 4d. higher ; Kurpsh, 3d. to 44d. kYther ; Nubia, per to 3d. hieur ; °ode. Pot to ad. lower. 1,898 cheeks hare pawed to-day, of which 568 Tors witbdmrs, 851 bought in, sad 484 Goa TOMMY Immo. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 ex div. for the Bth of June, were first marked this morning 904, and closed at 901 to 4. For money the last price was 914. to with div. The official business report is as ollows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91 8 1 1 4, 4,4, 4,1, 4, with div. • ditto for account, 904, e x div. ; Three per Cents: Reduced, 185 891, 894 ; New Three per Cents., 89„ 894 884, 894, 89 ; Annuities, 1880, 114 ; ditto, 1 , 7-18 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105, 1044 ; ditto Four per Cent., ; ditto Bonds, 25... ' 24a., 15s. dia. ; Five-and-a- Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1114, 4, 112. The India Five per Cent. Stock wu inquired for. India Bonds were dealt in at 25a. to 15a. die. The March Exchequer Bills remain at 20a. to 10s. dia., and the June at 9a. to 4s. dia. The foreign stock market has again shown a decided tendency to improvement, but the best prices of the morning were not maintained at the close. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. : —lnternational Land Credit, 2i to 2i prem. ; City O ffi ces, I to 1 prem. ; Tele graph Construction, f to prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, 1 [to 17 prem. ; Millwall Iron Works, to 11 prem. • Smith, Knight, and Co., to 1 prem. ; Fore -street Warehouse, 3i to 4 prem. • Humber Iron Works, dis. to I prem. ; Italian prem. * to 1 prem. ; Queensland Sheep, 3to 2 dia. ; Galivant, 2 dis. • Continental Union Gas, to 1 prem. ; Shireoaks Clliery, Ito 2 prem. ; and Scottish and Universal Bank, 1 to 2 prem. 10,0001100 4ara and r. s er. Do ak 10,0001104 =4•44lALlverpo4l 10,040140 Da Nay 100,0001 IS Anglo Austrian 114,000 j 10 Anglo Italisis (1,1441401) *Olll Y,AustralWa . 7,5011! 40 * ;Bodo! 1: : 1140 0 . 1 :: ;lank 0 1= WOW 10 *sak at aye lo,lo 100 Iltank aye of Quesnonn ab ri 14021 60 Bank olVistorinA 1,00 100 'Bank of Wiles (Um.) 0,000 10 pneak of New Unkind 60.000 00 'Brazilian& 13,000 60 Brit. American Bs. 20.000 60 Bntish & Californian (L 10.000 60 British N. America 0100 10 C. Bk. ladla,Aaa, China 7,600 20 • Do. New 000 16 eland. M. ef Indio. In 16,0001 16 I Do. New 8.000.101 'City 14000'100 Colonial 104000 10 Consolidated Beak (4) 6,100100 Continental (L.) 11,000 'Bast London (Lladted) WM 10 Do. Nev 10,000 1010 English and Irish Mimi' ILOOO 10 ,Yhg.ficot.ttAitsl.Charl4.l 40,001 60 English and Swedish (L *lOll q , EaropeanDenkNadted 10,000100 liindwo.Masilap.(l4 KIN la• Do. Now_ 12,000 100 imperial Bank. 10/02•0 I 3,000 100 , Do. New MOW ID Imperial Mon= 10,00 20 :Lad Yoelßk. INL(L 10,000 100 Laudon Bank of Scot. (L 10,100 100 London and Dradlisa 200 100 Iaa.D.A.FratIULIVAOL 10,000 16 1 Do. do. New 1,000 100 Lon., BD., &S. MAL (L)1 00,000 10 .Loa. Ch. Bank at Awkl. 10,000 10 'Loudon and Colonlo NAN . MI ,Loudon and C 5,110000 Hasabor.o ° ,3a.l2.(L) 0,10 M [Auden Joist 1100 10,00010 Loa. and Karam (IQ 00015 00 lasd•n't Boa* Able= MIMI IS I Do. Do. Now _ 6,000100 Loo Modern (Um 50,0010 Los & Wads:o3om 10,000 100 'Merchant hlank(l3o.) 10,000 'Maraintlle • ischamlL 10,00 10 Metro. & Pam Malt (L. 10,00 0 Yukon ,Llin.). s,ceo 100 ,fildlasd Bask (116. i ;:v !soon, et :Pamela 10,4111' M 7.Pre. at lasis. Nal IMMO 50 'Nantes' Dank MON Mt I New WAIN ID Mow Ilona Woke 4 00 0,1 1 0 0 Now Taoload anfasd) 10,00 Orlootal Bonk Comma 10,000 Trombo. of !Mort 11,000. 10 141014, HAS ID Do. do. Now 10,000 Soutfa Australia 11,000 26 South Boolorn (Um) 10.100 100 Stoat of B. S. Africa 4.40.100 1 Do. I. 44.0001 >< trado• of Mamas WA? > <l- 14000 100 11:rotoo of Imbed tibml 60,000 60 Union of London Apo Mini Australian Auatrallanlt i ntr u l BertlaWatenrcelta busby Osa ( British Anoints& Lind B. t L Mag. TeL (L) Ce tal i ta in Co= ,x) T4 l°6 otases (lans.) . 'Con of Atriaarstaar.eLl l os ear oudat.d erelallJalon(lat. Db... (L CootractCorpoaton( I Copal. Ins .Pral.7l p.r 'Credit Fanner leradltMetAbar kirysnal Folios Do. Pre/winos 140 140 Db i tti tzt ipor M Deb. 10a ea(L lit 11.. India Ire*. • Oral 3 1=1.00n.0l Tot (L I I ' oll 4Mb_ log. sad Aaa. Depgar all ;Financial Corporatioa I ' Fore-st Warehouse (L 2 'll.Crectla Aria Loa. (L 4 Goa. Steam Navtastleal 16 Radian% Bay an I 1 1 =41 Ythand al (I ) II Owning (Lai l 1 Wawa. IlnaiLlas. (L. 6 MIMI:2* Man. Can. 10 Do. 4p. c. Ms. r. lIIT all JointFaickDeloomit(L) I 1 Inia4 neesattles ( Uni.l 3 Load. *Maui Traniai I Load. sadealedoa. D.kL 6 New 5 al Wei. ), all Lon& Flinn. Moo. )1 15 I Do. Lort (:,“.... I lLasel.l.oabame.(l.) a: LosielProwlsolaillarine 2 Madras Drip. 41 Canal l Do. an ~ : adlt million lancl i g . 2 11 Woman CniditAans. 6 Natallan4tOoL C. I National Dia Oa. I Itiallmal News Nev. lb Nsilosal rmisold i Narbe.l44ond 111. 5 N.Zsalsail2.4nosalL. I N. linablaniftela. I. all N.BriltMaresa. la. Ii NovaSooDae4r4L L 1 Omit Darla* boa% I Ortsatiroassisnia(L 7 °distal Ciss (Llatted) all Do. W Orisallals eir al litsma(L) al Finaaeial (L.) 5 Ottoman Gas (Llialiad 4 ?sauna'''. M. 3teau,L) 7 Do. 40.. all rmiztLiancutitii(i) to Peninsolar it O. Mann aD L . 2 - L'` traa Do. _taw an Intel.tto ditto City Improv. (L) an Di ; Royal Yalfa !Scottish Au nf st. a l l ay. (L,) 11 Knight..lCo.(L I I Soc. Ftaaa.s•(l ) 1 111. Anima d*Za IL (Ls I )South Australian land l ell Salasaaela• Tolagraph l au IGO Do. Bcrlp IThaseakWarsay la. (L PI f Trait tAssacyotAas. L I 1 T. dL Co. of C. Canada I •Malted I. Wag. Oa. (11 Waive:l.ll6nm Issa(L I Cppar Arms Tes(Ua. • Van Dfanian's WastladiadradneS L. I PREFERENCE SHARES, Great Fasten, E. Counties Ezten. 6 per mt. pref., 123. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 41 per mat, (Blaekbora Pur chase), 100 j. _ FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and itotterd;t - n (ail Bailie and San Francisco (Limited). guaranteed T per cent. (all paid), 1 7i. Be Pastern Eastern Junction (an paid), li. Fund San Francisoo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent. (all paid), 161. San Panto (Limited), guaranteed 7 per cont. (all paid), t9f. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. 14v1018000. MAT 10.-lake today i-Oreat Is era, 171- lanmehlre and Yorksidia, 1101-Landon and North Wedern, Wp anc t i t i r e i Mar ' the t a t e au M. and itirLaalnreß•att4lll36 :___ c p e tlah . -Mercantile and Exchange Rank, p.-Ditto new mares 86 1 p.-Natioaal Bank, 7 p.-Marithae I nsu rance, p-Oomb. darks Loam, 081 I 101 1--Madren, 411-Britlett Shipowners, d.-National Stases, 1 3-16 4 d. IttaximigAM. MAT le -The sales today Included Birmingham Joint Mock Basks, at 101-Britlsh and lantign Plant, at 11 prom -Mantis Metal, at IBa 9d. dia.-and Metropolitan Wagons, at 131. Hoek etailardslitro Railways were quoted 101 to 101- Blimkgbans Banking Company, MC boyees-larminflam Town sad Maid Bank, 161 to 16)-Britannia dills, 1 to to. 9d. &L -and Was...ter Wages, now, 11 to 11 pram. Derma, MAT 9.-Tbree per Coat. Commis, 091-New Throe m i Crt. Stodk. 801-Ditto tor aew smut, June 8, 884 111. par par Omt. kook (traaidersble at Ba k Irelmed), 11111-11eak ot 1000 (101. paid), 117-Ribiralsa Isakiag Com pd. paid), 391-Natianal 10k ot Ireland (NIL 00). 0— Now (0,104 at 0 preah toe o ne IS—National of Li verpool (Ladled), New dewed at 6 pres.), (01. pad). 12 -Pro visacial Bonk (New) (all mid), 801-Royal leak (10L pa W) 3S- Miss& and Northam diet paid). 37-Dublin, WI and Wexford (all paid), 111-0 m at bothorw aa4 Weeteelt paid), 94-Midlaad Great Western ( alp ad), ea Wicklow, and Wader& live per Ont. (paid la tall), tlosthornand Western Your per C4O. pop. (100 p= 6 o7- i Irkh Nortb•Wodent lies per ant., alms A (a) 0 101 1. MAticalinia, MAT 10.-Prioss were lks, Me= bad nest Caledonian pre(. 1011 -Great Eastern, di Lax flatboats, 101-Great Northern, A, 13718-Great t edam 011 -1111 acts Central, 211-Mks paid-op ea -laseashire and York shire, 1101 6-Inedon sad North Wader°, 1104 3 1 1-Manches ter and County Dank, 0 p-Manekider, 7hafsld, and Lands aka. ity 1-MdroPolitall, 11 4 1 /.1 16) a 6 I 11 11 111 18 ) It 131-mexicans, e 1 6 11 1 1 a-mimanq II 1-Nem Britlek 611-South Eastern, 101 a 1 034 -Thames and Mersey Marine Intaranoe, p -Blackburn Purchase, 1011- leadoa sad Cal. Maria., 1 v.-Judaea*. Bay, 191-41enerd Coda, 6 p- AllLnca lank 306 v.-Mermaids Wok, 9 1 IL-Caddied. Lose, 0016 61-11stional Steam, Id.-Wbltehavcn Junction, 304-Iko Amman, Ij p. TRAFFIC RETI7RN& Lerkwal MIK l'es. Mar Told, T. 1.. open. wow& diabase. 1a64. IUL Week wain Jan. 31. A a A 3 A lee= : wil Divides MU 9,4,29 12,138 14.377 We Meet !mimes Moab Is ........,b eI Z.A. isa 01. 1864 1,02 1,0e6 8,447 MU Wow asdft Awn IL Deena awl Mewingllt. . 110 8,861 LIU Week isidie A Ihelbile awl Wu Rime 164 OW 1,78/ eftlet WOOMIIIi Cli aimed& 166 6MO 10,5 Week eaJlog Apetl U Woman SI} ST IN 4S NI W soft( April U. Aost eal Wlewkludo-YeL Desist NortlO W.eir ottem,A • UR yes 14,890 10,114 =tr. ) 11111 11111 11 4 411 10.184 11141 1/44) logo of Offtfral May 2,1111 1.551 4.1 0 1 0.55 1 Week te May 7. bre dad me ßand , a. IN 164 111 411 414 Week midi" Mad I Oswesuw mid Nswtm Llanhloos & Newtown $0 14/ NA Ki 1,011 so 81. I 84 ' at. !1!* 1 40 36 11 40 i I i ei I - 3d M Lie 1 r 1 ni 18 1111 itra 4 V' ii til 76 90 Ictis 1 17 P. : pm 1P 1 2 pie 22 24 zel 4 4 6 44 6 6. 12 94 111 115 llt 116 11 . 44. 4 gos i 47 : s• 1 le e 84 0 pal 10 is 19 194 PP • papo ADP • Sla IP 88 2 1 tirs. I I 24 . 4 : t 1 Plc 18 01 11 11 1 pa i l4. Pa 114 Pa _ ill.] 111 . 4 lAN Y 1 par 1 11 _ 1 1 41 lt li lt p. a tm 7 r 6 46 84 116 19 91p a ri $ - i V VI if 4- 1 1 pa Dail. - le to SA BOW= SO to it __ _ 30 to St U to $6 _ tem Oo Ls. 192119 -99 to 92 Maw ___ awn Moak sor ;•,7* 7.. a r to is tronitt. „ to IS Amorkir, i s Let . .. 19 to 99 Cloarra. „ .. 19 to SS I3TO LONDON. NY WATID TO MAY 10, 11113LIIIII`Z. LA.ML-(THIS DAY.) Sodtm -There is a fair but not re active demand for West lade and other description at about previous prices. The sales laded* low brown Jamaica at 375. lid. ; grey sad middling, 38e. 6d. to 394. ; grey St. Thome, 3fla. ; brown Mauritius, 345. 6d. to 362. 64. ; yellow, 375. 6d. to 38a. 3d. graimy, 40s. 61 to 425. ; fine crystallised, 445. 6d. Refined cumbered. OOFTZZ.-Tbs public Weed Plantation Oeyke have gam off with spirit, at an advisee of la. per cwt. ; triage said 582. to 712.13 d. ; flee ordiaary to good middling. 745. to !ties ; pea bony, 84s. to 912. ; Native °Dyke, at a slight Artie, ; 1101111, 67e. ton . ; good ad fiee ordinary, 69e. to 70s. 6d. Tzt.-The &mead privatoly continues very limited at the publis *Me (which aeseladed yesterday), 60,700 packages wore offered, sad 38.000 pukes* said, including 36,400 offered without reserve. Rum.-100 puncheons of Jamaica sold at 2s. Bd. to 2a. 9d. per gallon. 811X1P11112.-A fair bashes' hos Asa trammeled. Bengal rehaatioe 31, at 344., short prompt ; refraotiou 7 for mid, at 33a. ; sad refraction 121 to 11, at 335. 6d, fa il prompt. Rice has in some come sold at a slight decline. old middling white, 10s. 6d. to ;nary Belem, 1 13 1. mob ; Sanaa; A Ii moo.-At the unartmly public mien of East India, dry leaf lbdise were chiefly held for last sales rates, sad bou;tit is ; the small portion that sold went at par to 3d. discount. Boaspila sod Korpehe sold with fair compslition at lost sales rates to 3d. advance, the better gullies bringing extreme prices. Corm: -The &mud has very active at rising preen. A Yesterday 15,000 balm sod, cloning at to Id. per lb, advance. Jots -13miases bas bole done I. floating wools at prim on a par with three ruling by private contract. TALLOW 31ARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet ; prices are qmotod as follows :-Town tallow, 4A. ; Peteriburg Y.O. oe the spot, Me. 6d. ; 40s. 3d. ; July to September, 412. to 402. 9d.; October to December, 4A. ed. to 43a. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKBI'.—(THIS DAY.) Nan. Peitsades sad Smith report the trade far cera sarepeioa steady, at late quotatioes, for the few hops re =at last year's growth. Old hope aro also in better COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Waiis Hod Harilspeol, 17s. d. ; Welk led M. Nab. 16.. 6d. • Walla Zed Halloo Lynes. 16s. 64. ;West Hanley. 17.. ; Beadles Hartley, 17s. ; Betel& Hartley. 17.. Hastings Hartley, 17s. —l6 ships at market ; 125 at sea. Nrw YORK SANITARY FAIL-78,000 dollar* wire Lase I. yesterday for tkketa to the gnat fair ; be tween 4,000 and 5,000 dollars wire taken la at the res taurant; and though it was difficult on account of the armed to purchue or sell goods, more than suough was taken in from males to wry up the cram receipts of the day to leo,ooo dollan.—Nesc York Tune; Arra 7. _ .. 1 Nail Ora now. cp - gra Ida media 1111 .. MO 99p 19700 .. UN MINEB.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Ciocx. The mining market is quiet to-day, and quota tions generally exhibit no change compared with these last current yesterday. Great Vor and Great North Down shares are in request, and have ad vanced to 31 to 32 and Cit to 1, respectively. East Lovell are also strong, at 201 to 21t, and Great East Lovell at to 4. The list of applications for shares in the latter undertaking closed on Saturday last. This mine is divided into 3,000 shares, and over 5,000 have been applied fog, Wheal Grenville are quoted 91 to 1; Wentworth Consols, 16 to 17 ; and Wheal Salon, 200 to 210. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, at previous quotations. COMMEROIAL AXD MARKETS. MARK-LLIIK —(THIB DAY.) The supply of English wheat on sale in our market to-day wu limited, but most of the samples were in good condition. Oa the whole the trade ruled steady, at prima about equal to Monday. We were well supplied with mart kinds of foreign wheat. Selected qualities changed bawls to a fair extent, at full currencies. In low and damp parcels, very little was doing, on former terms. Floating cargoes of wheat supported the late advance is the quotation'. In other articles afloat, however, very little business was panda'. Fine barley sold without difficulty, at full prices. In and dietilllng sorts, the tranenatiou were on a e d il l e7seale, at last week's currency. The malt trade was in a doggish Mail; but no change took plus in prices. The supply of malt was extensive. Good sound eats were the tan dearer, with a steady in. (Airy. Heated samples were inactive, but sot cheaper. Bunt welmaaded very full prime, with a good con. somplive deemed. The tale for peas was steady, at extreme rates. No change took plum in the value of either English or foreign flour. The transactions were on a fair average soak. The seed market was heavy, at about stationary prim. In miss very little was doing. Gummi . PRICES. MAIM Per gr. Winn. B. 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