The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-08 00:00:00

Sir: STUMM, RALLI, in moving the first resolution, said the association was formed in eider to mom the importation of humid in as alma a state as possible. Previously an annual 100 of 100.0001. was inflicted on the trade, which paid th►t amount on (*rhea sad charges for worthless articles mixed • ith linseed, while another result of the old system was that the crashing trade had of late years not bees pro fitable. Sellers and boyars at last combined to remedy the evil, and there was already a complete traneormatios in this trade. Six months ago the balk of the linseed im ported from Calcutta contained at least 20 per cent. of admixture; it now contained not more than four or five per cant. Last year the shipments from the Black Sea, and the Sea of Agog contained from 20 to 30 per cent. of admixture ; whereas they bad good authority for believing that shipments from those parts this year would contain only about four per cent. The meeting was called chiefly for the purpose of getting all concerned to assist in this reform by refusing to enter into any contract without the admixture clause. (Chasm) After alluding to the printed forms of contract provided by the associatioo, and stating that the amociation had performed no less than 175 analyses, he concluded by moving the following resolution :—"That this meeting views with great satisfaction the successful efforts made by the Linseed Association, as e►idesesd by the moth improved &erecter of the seed imported, and, daring to mosolidate the change so favourably inaugurated, strongly reoommisods that all future operations be carried out oo the terms of the contracts proposed by the committee." Mr. E. MaNsgs seconded the resolution, which wee agreed to. The difference between the Earl of Shrews bury and his tenants on the Orton estate was tried at Chester mime yesterday, and resulted, by comeet, in • verdict for the tenant., subject to • special cam on the questions arising on certain acts of parliament. The point at issue was, whether the leases on the Orton estate were valid or not. It may be remembered that • short time since the tenants were considerably agitated by a demand of the noble landlord ; end, am it now appears, he is willing to " meet them in a fair spirit," and base his claim on the interpretation which the law pats on the act of parliament of 1803. DEATH or CoLoNst, Cautlas Braoltax.—We have to announce the death of Colonel Charles Bingham, the Deputy Adjutant-General, who expired on Wednesday week at Brighton, after • short iIitIONI. The late Colonel Bingham's services snore particularly applied to staff duties, sod hie industry and knowledge of the details of his arm of the service rendered him • valuable public servant. Maas& Coxwsu. AND GLAisezz's BAutteN ASCE:fr.—The balloon which ascended ea Wedosaday from the Woolwich Arsenal Gee Works alighted a little before dunk on the grounds of the Marquis of Camden, near Sere". oaks. The height ascended did sot moc k snored two DAM. The balloon pared through a cloud a toile iu thick ner into brilliant sunshine, the atmosphere below being somewhat foggy. The &errant. did not go beyood the reach of sounds front the ground. The goat which they took up did or manifest any symptoms of alarm, but remained quiet as if under a rose of perfect security. The balloon was two-thirds fall, and contained 60,000 cubit feet of gas. A GENTLEMAN MissiNo.—Considerahle excite ment Ina mined is Scarborough yesterday morning by the annouocement of the unaccountable diespperanoe of Mr. N. Joseph', of London, a gentleman of good position in society, visiting Scarborough, and residing at the Royal Hotel. Mr. Josepbs,oc Tuesday morning, acquainted Mr. Hall. the pro prietor of the hotel, that he bad invited the Rev. Mr. % armour, the curate of a neighbouring parish, to dine with him, and requested that arrangements might be made air cordiogly. He thou went out, it is greatly apprebanded, to returo no more. He was Let seen walking along the beach, about three miles south of Scarborough, at nearly noon oo Tuesday. The tide would then be about half flood, and, as high spring tides now prevail, it is feared the unfortunate gentleman has been overtaken by the flowing tide, and the inaccessible cliffs affordiog him so refuge, he ham most probably been carried out by the waves._ - - LOSS OF • NEW CONFEDERATE STEAMER IN THE BRISTOL CHANNEL. —CAJILDI77, WZDRESDAT.—This morn ing the captain and aim of the the splendid new steamer Matilda. of Glasgow, arrived at this port, having been taken off Lundy Island, where their steamer been wrecked. The Matilda left Cardiff on Monday afternoon, with a cargo of steel, iron, and cosi, which was currently reported to be intended for the Confederates, and ie said to have been re ported by the American Consul to his government. The steamer was Wilt at Glasgow, at a cost of nearly 60,0001.; and her trial trip bad been made from that port to Cardiff. She left here on Monday afternoon, about 4 o'clock, and proceeded down Channel, and about 11 o'clock the same night, the captain states, she struck upon Lundy Island, a thick fog being prevalent at the time, and the ship's com pass eight degrees oat. The crew oily escaped with a few things, and the vessel now lies many feet under water. Among the persons who were on board, and have since arrived at Cardiff, is Mayor Pearson, who states that he be longs to the Confederate artillery. _ _ _ - - A View or ROME.—As yet I had no sort of idea of what Rome—Rome ia the eggregate—was like. The place from which to get thin is theJanicular ; for the other bills are mars mounds to this, and the city hes at it. feet. Like all the other sights of Rowe, there is nothing in the world so easy. From the crowning beauty of Acqua Felice —from St. Pietro in Matario, which marks the spot where St. Peter suffered, and where a brotherhood of miserable monks keep up, through all the day sod half the night, in a low monotonous cheat, uniutermitting prayer horn St. Ooofrio, where Taro died, and the church is full of rare frescoes, and the gloomy old cloister is warmed by the bewitching smile of ova of Leonardo's very human Madonnas ; but perhaps beet fronithe Villa Orsini— you Dry see her as she is. beautiful exceedingly, and "in teresting^ beyond compare. Claes wader you nhe lies, a sea, or rather a lake of densely packed roofs, out of which rise in plentiful profusion the domes of some four hundred churches, all flashing and glittering in the midday sun ; a lake, of which the opposite shore ix the Sabine rings—the sonny slopes and shadowy dells of sweet Locretilis and his train—and whose northern limit the great restful round of the castle of St. Angelo, whose guarder angel stride dark against a blue mountain distance, ne buoyant and graceful as if it were indeed a messenger of heaven, floating down open the old city on maw errand at poses ad love. There she lies before you—papal sad medieval Roma—.llratnia. tan's Magazine for April. John Porricoie,Srongii fellow, was charged before Mr. Knot with disorderly conduct in lieneingtoniardena, and assaulting two of the park-coestablea Benjamin Suns, park-couriable, No. 40, said that on the previous afternoon he had his attention called to the prisoner by • lady who said that she had been frightened by the pri eater rushing up to her and throwing his arms about. He watched him and saw him annoy some gentlemen. who were obliged to leave the path in consequence. He told the =6:that be had better leave the gardens, when he canaries lap to him. He succeeded in getting the prisoner to the Serpentine-bridge, when two other park constables came to his assistance, and while taking the pd. sneer, who had been drinking, across Hyde-park he violently kicked two of the constables. They were then obliged to get the stretcher and strap the prisoner down before they could get him to the station. Edward Robinson, park-constable, No. 41, said that while r pared the prisoner acres Hyde-park, and just as they the magazine barracks, the prisoner gave him • dreadful kick on the inside of the thigh which had almost disabled him that morning from walking. Richard Woke, park-constable, No. 43, proved receiving • severs kick near the groin from the prisoner. Mr. Kan said the'prieolier had wide& oice job of it. He might hare wet the ow:stables their lives. Hoke said the prisoner insulted everybody he came near, and besides the kick he gave him in the thigh kicked his hand. Primmer remarked that all he could my was be was sorry. Ilr. Knox said that was all very well ; but the prisoner, a fellow with • pair of boots It for • Oornish wrestler, bad kicked two men who were only doing their duty ; and if the kick bad been an hal higher, he might have been before him for murder. He should commit the prisoner, without the option of a sue, for two months' hard labour—a mouth for each assault. CARDIAC! ROBBOLY. Richard Afanners, a lad, wan charged beam Mr. Knox with atealiog a cloth cape, the property of Admiral Win. Hall, from a brougham in New Bond-attest. It appease thit the brougham of Admiral Hall was standing in New Bond-street, when the coachman, Wm. Smith, of 3, Earl-street, Kensington, saw the prisoner leaving the brooghsio with the tape in his band, which be was busily rolling up. The coachman immediately pursued him, and be was taken into custody. The prieoner was remanded. wORSHIP•STEEET. ATTEMPTED BUBGLARY. - - - - - - - - - - - 27soruss Andrews, describing himself • stableman, and Charles Harding. an • traveller. each without • home, were charged before Mr. Cooke, with being on private premisea , for the purposed coramatieg • burglary, and also with having house-breakiog implements in their pomeasion. Catamacti, 67 N, said—About 2 o'clock this morning I I was paining the shop of Mesers.Pickford and Roberta, peat). broken, in the Oldatrest-roadould fancying that 1 beard • noise withio, tuned my light down • private passage known as Wittiun's-buikliors. I then saw the prisoner An drews standing upon some railings that with aid would have enabled him to reach the top of the premises in question, which are surmounted by • skylight. He spraog down, and endeavoured to escape, but leisured him, and, on searching, found concealed about his person a chisel, a turning saw. a box of silent matches, a piece of was candle, • key, and Pd. in money. Andrews—l only deny having tried to escape. Pointer, 364 N—l was with last witness, sod perceived the prisoner Harding endeavour to conceal himself by Icing down in the passage, the gate of which he must have got over, as it was locked. Oa him I found • stick with a lolled handle, three keys, a pug one penny only in money, and this rope (thick, and with taiga knots in it). Hr. Cooks—For what purpose are the knots tied Inspector Webster, N division—For that of aiding in ascending or demeeding, eir. Harding—Bat I did rot do either. I was very tired and had gene to the place to sleep ; the flash of the oonstable's light awoke me. Mr. Swindon, assistant to the firm, stated that the so-called passage led to both dwelling boom and shop. Both primmer' bud been seen larking about the premises during the previous evening. A remand was ordered. This is the second occasion on which Messrs. Pickford and Roberta have prosecuted. On the former the thieves entered an adjoining enrage manufectory on • Sunday morning, when it was unoccupied, fastened themselves in, bored through • party wall four feet in thickness, de manded to the shop by the "pledge spout," took • vast quantity of seizable jewellery from the window, although persons were asleep not many yards from them, pecked up geode of • different description above stairs, reedy for removal, sad early on the following morning were getting clear away by the door they entered, when the owner of the plain, by mere chance, was in the act of attempting to ester ; he seised one man, and held him while • constable, who beard the alarm, pursued and caught the other—all the property being teas recovered. THE CLENICEIVIVILL POLICZ-COUNT. —We much regret that through an error on the part of the police reporter at this mark an act of injustice has been committed towards a respectable member of the police forest, Hoban Carter, No. 117, E division. In the Ezpras of the 4th this constable was stated to have been found drinking in • public bones when he should bare been on duty, and the landlord wan flood for barbouriog him. The reporter's attention baring been directed to the statement, he now states that the coustable involved in the charge was not No. 117 E, but 170 E, a man who has been since discharged the force. The man's owns wu correctly stated in the report, but there was en error in his number, 117 being given instead of 170. w i g of German madman hes faispaphed, in reply, to a I Blind, who lad beet sleeted their speaker and repro. ,ot,tire : lam painful, and I wish to tender m thanks t' noble Germane." The General modestly the K , we serenade sad fenkelnum In a lialsir dated f„,4. og" April datea am requests Sail Blind W gm • ad to his erespatriota* GARIBALDI AND THE WORKING MIN OP NOTTING -O.OL—At • meeting held ots Iffedneedey esesinu oikuou l some eolnen tial members of the AmAramated Tandem Sottioglom, it wen resolved to take steps to 011 a pub lic " ' tog to be held in the Exchange Hall, teethe = gre elog to the presentation of an address to tieribeldi. to be formally presented by a deputation of the Too o f Nottingham to the Genera during his stay in England. TO THE H) OH 07 7111 szniass. will thank you to state that the London end s ou th Western Company have ecaseated to = a l „ nee iai trek of tea carriages at the disposal of t i r ihadi for the oonnyanee of himself and mite from sou th e iopton to Nino Elms static°, on Xonday next ; and hivlo; e f em di received mans_ applications for tickets to t h e company's shed at Nine Ms" which they have had much pleasure in placing at the disposal of the Reception commi ttee, I take this opportunit7 of asking you to state chit no tickets for admission to thin abed will be issued by as the company have placed it at the entire disposal of the R ec eption Committee. —I am, FREDERICK CLARKE, Forretary, London, Aprll 7. GARIBALDI RROBP27ON. PUBLIC lIRETING.-(TELS DAY.) A public meeting was held this afternoon, at the Loodoo Tavern, to complete arrangements for the reception of Garibaldi, by the people of the metropolis. The chair was taken by Mr. R. W. Caavrioan, Y.P. Among those present were Sir John Shelley, ILP., Mr. Lindsay, M.P., Mr. Aydin, ALP.. Colonel Sykes, ILP., Mr. Cache*, M.P., Mr. S. Morley, Mr. George Moor., Mr. w i mp Lemon., Mr. J. A. Nicholay, the Rev. Newman Rail, &o. The CoMaws, in opening the proceedings, expensed his high admiration of the career and character of General Garibaldi, and of the invaluable services rendered by him to the cause of freedom in Italy. Mr. RICHARDSON then read a statement of the proceedings reenacted with the change of day for Garibaldi's rem tioe, the substance of which we have already published, a dding that every arrangement had been made by the com mittee for the &mead al entry of the general. Mr. Goseuxe, M.P., proposed a moieties highly landing the general, and expressing approval of the measures adopted for his reception ; adding his own enloginns on one, who, he observed, with the courage of the lion united the gentleness of the dove, who, in a selfish age, bad peeved himself un selfish. and in an artificial age bad shown the most beautiful simplicity. (Loud cheers.) B.MORLEY wooded the resolution, which was carried by acclamation. MEETING OP THE LINSEED TRADE. (THIS DAY.) A meeting of the linseed trade, convened by the Linseed Association, was held at the Bahia Coffee-house, Mr. Groaci Bouts in Use chair, to receive a report of the progress made by theaseociatioo knee its formation, and to take steps for making it. objects more widely known to the trade. _ _ THE EXPRESS, IrBIDAY EVRIM4II, APRIL 8, 1864; 7 IMIK it. 1 6/0. at. US. St. 1 UO,OOOl et. 02884 It. WOO it tbe.7lo St •• • • sec p.c. .1111t5..4p.0..15a.da 100 G. Wdo.— W. 31. —Os., p. d, An. & ..-. 00 lass6.&lll.4p.o.haddly 1110 btbVo.4p.s..lmetaly f.W.4stoisa&l 100 Do. 111 O. alma.; 100 et&W.,4p.0./sa.4l 4p.0./060.&.1 00 . BMW LP. D. D, 6_p. d. Mx &Aft_ 100 .Drkia.,4p.o.Jasibily 100 N.11..4.0.A40011. 100 skun J ieL . _et COLONIAL 1.60,000, MOJA 001090 pat,187811:0 0 1 cecr:,, Do. do. Mail MI . . Cr,. 2.9. 181749 Iu go Do.B piret./Itz.‘ B 3loo Doi pot et.Jais&J 100 Do. 8 per ot. las. 100 oHopoep.a.lB7ll do. 1811041 De. do. 186041 Do. do. 1861 , Oszloo, Nov. 1888, 8 p.4:91 o lB7B, do.. Ilatu:lthis I pm ct., 1878' Do. 1878 i Do. 18811 Natal. Gov.' per awl ..1 New Brum Gov. Spot. I N.B. Wales GT. 8 p. 91101 1, De. 6p. 9 1871 to 11178 Do. 6p. 9 1888 to 1888: Now 26616666 pit oast.. Novo 1189:416 op. a, 18781 goserisid Gov. 8 p. of , 9.9686.066.11 p. a. Baud' VBo.oow.llp.o.JandJals ' Do. do. 0 p.o.Aptil&Oo. mi mi.ses i:ini tams 1 - 0 - 0,680 160,000 200,0:10 MACS MIMI 106,600 166,000 lia:/%01 161.0001 AMMON JUNES. limit I rdi • • • - 16,0001 1 fisodnoe (Limited) 20,4 10 Australian 76. 1 Bea &cooed Cep.(llm 10, 6 BruILL.&11.0.6.(1.800 14000 10 Cape 16,0101 1 Cava= 111.3 60 •Oobre Copper 10, 10 leopiapo ,Limited) 100„ 1 'Dom Pedro, F. Del lel 760001 1 Dun Moant.o= 26,000, $ , Zest Del Rey ( ska 1 11 6 ertoo& (Limited) 10, 10 10eseral M. li Upends (Limited) 16, 1 .Linaree 10, . 5 Imsnanion (limited) 101,816 1 Mulquita 100,000 1 AL...vireos Hisz.G.lL 50, 4 Peaukille 10,0001 10 ,Poott i lm 4 d= r 100,000 5 Peet 1 emits larliOoldM. (I. 110:000 1 Omaha Luba i 11,000 10 St John del ley Lks. 44174 SD Vatted Muni= 50ZI 1 l'eneameceMold 10 111 Vaatemmer Oced 00.000 1 Worthies Puked) 441,401 8 Thaummataas (Lim), i l s sa an BIITISE MIMI& PI - M HI 100 101 IS 11111 018 100 101 100 SS 57 PI 100 90 100 107 la 97 60 101 104 102 104 100 102 100 101 89 01 lire lee 110 112 zu 115 HO 111 1116 IV/ Ili Ili loe los 101 $ 1 110 no iii iii iff. iii iii. *iie Pie 89 i 10 100 109 111 104 1011 11l e 100 106 Or 100 i 1001 100 001 - 'l, 108 100 id I 1014 as afiiTi LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE or Earrato szromurs.) EPSOM MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) Suburban WATERLOO PLATS bur Praetilioaer °mod Frills NEW TWO.YEAR-OLD STSTAKES. ... y ... ... Lemanads ... Goodman ... ... ... 12 m. BALACLAVA STAKES. Vixen Ely ... ... ... - Usher... ... ... ... .. Bran. GREAT METROPOLITAN sums. ;OW ... ... Kiag Charmiai ... i nosh sod Go ... 0} 2 Major..• ... ... 0 11 rus. Woo by • - knob. ENTRY FOR DURBAN'S PLATE. Derby Charm. age. at lb Airi 10 11) Tattoo Harvest Moon Comet 4 7 Truant Golden Crams 3 6 Practitioner $ 7 7 Earl of Barmy 5 2 T. P. Coate a 7 7 Aunt Joky 3 0 Plata , a 10 Counteraign Ail aro hem Aauelo.—Darham sad Lesaosado. 1 4 ri II LAMM BETTING. METROPOLITAN. 100 to 30 agog Lord Zothobtl(t) 5 to 1 Kist Clionotag (t) 11 to 2 JOOO (a) LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beton, Mr. Comminionet Pun.) RZ RIANDON AND HOAR.—RZAVT PAMIR!. This was an examination meeting and application for an order of discharge. The bankrupts were described as mer chants, of Abohurch-lane, and of Laurence Ponntney-place. The unsecured debts are 59,902/. ; creditors on con. signmente, 26,3171. ; security held, 32,4204 ; creditors holding security, 2,7251. ; liability on shares, 225/. ; ditto on Ms discounted, 1,0701.; bills pay able, 4,0441. The assets consist of geod debts 2,2731. ; doubtful, 2531. ; consignment to Jamaica, 3571. ; property given up, 2,4451. ; ditto in the hands of creditors, 209/. ; deficiency. 56,5001. The bankrupt Noah was examined by Mr. Reed for as signees". He had been agent in this country for Mr. Solo mon, a breeder of raw horses. Mr. Reed required a more detailed account of transactions with Mr. Solomon, but after some discumion the application was withdrawn and the examination passed, and order of discharge granted. ILZ 7.ACHARIAS CHLRLIII MASSON. His Honour announced that he would deliver judgment in this case on Thursday, the 21st of ApriL RE COLONIL WAEOH.-TUE LONDON AND ZASTERN BANEJNO 003FORATION. The colonel still remiTur in pri so n, the requisite bail not having been tendered. It ia undentood that be does not intend to offer any bail at all, but question the legality of his detention is prison. Sinn his imprisonment be has been visited by many friends, amongst others a late Lord Mayor of London. Ell DAVIES AND BELL. —ADJOURNMINT 81112 DIE. The bankrupts were auctioneers, of Welbeckeireet, who were not now to attendance. They had been ordered to file a eaah, goods, and deficiency mount, bat had failed to do so, and an adjournment sine die was now ordered, without Pon. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MA RLBOROUGH•EtTREET. A88•01/18 ON PA= NONSTABLIS. MARE 1 , 18211-07118 DAY.) Two o'OLoow. In the railway market to-day the principal feature is a demand for Metropolitan stock, which has experienced a further rise of I per amt. Lancaahire and Yorkshire and South Fedora have also improved 1, while Great Eastern has receded 1. The transactions in the aggregate are smalL London and North Western stock is now quoted 1094 to 1 . 4 8 G reat Western, 641 to /, ex div. ; Midland, to} ; lancashire and York shire 1091 to / ; edonian 118 to ; South Eastern, 901 to 91 ; Great Eastern, 481 to 471 ; Great Northern, 129 to 150; London and South Western, 98 to 4 ; and Metropolitan, 1181 to 119. . . Canadian, and foreign railway securities are inactive. Delhi stock has improved. ORDINARY BNAR AND irocKs. eb. Ire. I RAILWATII. Claims prices Wes to•da I yesterday. I to 1 p.n. Wok& Moor Yak 8 Bst 81 7 . and Ty ne n,Sle& Md.C. Ile 9 'Bristol and . . Caledonian llB 118 Cork and Bandon Cornwall Do. • J A no die. wail 6 Do. B ip. a is paid to B. IDablia and Beinitc DandeaPersB4lbikln Oliegow and IL Weraurn llama Ord. De. • Meek Da L MX, N 0 2 Great North of Scotland Northern Da• • rec. so dlr. on De.l3 Map. ale peld B el Beath & Weal (lea) Chest Western Do.Btour VaLthia.Btk Do. South Wales. r Do. W. 111d.-OMOnl Do. Do. Newport Do. Do. 9eealord ILincashlre & Yorkshire: ILcodon and Blackerall, Lon., BriOtn, & &Coast! Loodon,Mathm. & Dor . =Ion& North Westn. loodoo&SouthWestarn Lincolnals and Carlisle Do. Do. e Motes kelsopolltan Do. New Midland Se 7 Do. New Do Dim. & Derby Ud. 61. We. (In)._ Do. ;au.. .:.. 11; IC C e e ttt (Cra; ;ins ) 'North Brittelo -1)711 4 12- . P. .! 1 ", t 1 ~N=r~.~=ae~w~ Do. G. F. I. Rm., Do. Loo4s Yort no it- D Stock&Darllos. Do. do. 1851.68.... Do. do. 188041.... _ _ foreb London Do. No .. .„ .. 1 North 84aranishke. & & Waters Jane 100 IScotthh Central :100 pZ. N.. Aber. Mc AWO tlah Midland l a Shrewabory & Irekept 112:r hire link& 1100 Devon 'lOO Beath Baden :100 ,S. Yorkah. & Elver Dun alljillaineaWoktoghm,&o 100 Taff Vale Do. B a_ Do C 10111ar Do. Do. 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Stoc k. Do. do. deferred Groat Indian b. g. 6 percent... 15. of ludla 16,6 p. 64.. "• Do if par - Do DR Modern of C.soada Do. Key Do.d lid p.o.Pda pay. urn Do. do. do. IST7-6 Lodlivarsocb, lAddled Do. Now lipArso Ewa. 6 p. cola Do do. Q do Do. do. 4 do Do. Mb Erloodoo si: Itoi ittTlil 6, -- p74l — per — e. Bd Id 1 01l Melb. soa Hohooo's lay 10' all N.Dron.d Comas.... dll St. 100 N.ll..ofeaa.o9.olaip.ll St. 100 &Ind*, sun. 5 per col SI. 100 Do. Delhi do. 20 ' a Do. do. do. 11141 Do. Puojaub do St. ISO Do. ludas St Plot. do JOINT !MOO' co & Casing prices. 10 Se 0 1 03 ml lvr d 81 101 103 90 101 xd] n!! 1041 %COM .. 611,000 , 1,100: .. 11, 4" 0001 700; .. 6,1,21 000, .. m! .. 1g,1 "1 " ata . 9201 6,000 1 6,000 1,0111 2,000... 400... 611, .. too &SOO. .. 1,0001 .. t is ioa pa 71 77 lue 40 GI N 61 61 .49 61 40 42 20 28 22 26 101 106 i 9m Da 104 10 101 109 1014114 IS 94 .1 ii ii xd,' I Jim] 101 103 in el 90 fo 91 fa in, 67 68 89 84 104 105 tole 1021 IPat h t% al Cilia 97 911 :IL 1L112711. IPd 1 CL pelmet 1 Sales. 1%7 IMI - 20 ii - pm! 30 82 pm • I 74 70 pm ne 18 43 11 20 30 108 172 le 2 gm! 1 2pm 42 44 Oidlei • 10 pm • cp,a 4 6pm 2 24pm 48 66 • 8 15. 311 42 44 71 n 110 no di 43 ii 1 -172Pia1 1 1 pai, n $ pa' 1 "__ 3 4 pal 1 2pm 1:1111poll 10Ipm 21 23 pml • 3 11 60 1 2 2 UM 6 pm, 20 21 pm Is Is pm 3 * Wm • 1 dial 18 . t7fr p 6 .6 ip • 66 'l4 7 49. 1 Lt 46 pm 17 1 I Spin id SO 96 10 11 pm 6 7 pm 10 11 pm 1; A pm , per 1 pm' 6 9pm 61 53 3 G ym 66 IT 92 9$ 6 6 pal 41 43 126 134 pm 126 14pm b 5 67 05011 050 i 140 142 a• prima I 70 71 00 71 100 101 a — ooo 10 10,000' 85 1,000 26 47, 10 11,000 50 I 534,1801.: St. 8,9115: 154; 60,000' 10 15,000 20 40,000 10 14,000 60 I Sl,OOO. 60 40,000 100 19,000 21 10,000 60 ! 10029251 St. 150,8504: 81. 277,0004 54. 10,000 100 50,400 , 20 100,000' 20 879,9754 St. I 10,000 6 15,000 100 20,0001 60 1 - 24OCIO: . 60,066 . : 16 100;000 10 10,000; 60 26,000 1 2 160,000 10 60,0001 83 10000001,100 60,000' 26 20,001:0 60 83,000' 23 12,000 6 83,000 60 164000 60 176,0001 1 4 10,000 i 60 6,0001 60 11,000' tO . _ 50.040 i 112 40, 10 1%600 20 12.064 i 10 20.002 AO 22,400' 10 122.000L22 10;000 100 0,000 , 40 20.0601 U 1542741 1 •0.004, 50 90.000• 2 46,000 25 10.000 10 100 0001 1 60,000 1 60,000' 10 10,0001 au 10,000 6 12.600" 10 8,600 6 800,0001 Bt. 10.000' 66 10.000 60 17,800 10 10,003, 60 10,000 16 4.200 56 si:fse ii 11.000 100 0.0004; St. 30,014. 10 10,0001 SO 14,100, 320,000 L 826 t. 1 1.0.0.400 i 30 13.604 10 10,0001 10 10,000 k 3 60,000' 20 ta,ciao' 10 10,000 30 30,000 60 'Anglo-11ml= Mint AttatzeJlan c 0 1.... Australian!.L &Po. I BdrllnWaterworks , 1 8°m . b .f Gla (11 , 1 .1 Ca&nada Company I. kag. Tel. (L) IdasdlasLoiusetLav(L) :Ceylon Company ION& of Ateksabler.(l/ IConuseralalUnles(lms. Comeoltdetiod Lis— (1., ContractCorrallon(L I WILY. Seg..PretTe p.c !Credit Foutter ;Crystal Maas Prefeyesce Do. • p. et. Porp. Deb. :IllacouniCorporsilea(L Ili India Inis• di Canal Com& Itd.(L Ireini th e n Telegrapb I ling and Aar. Copper irlaseelal Corporation Gollivers (Um.) 6. Credit& lln. el U4(4 10em. Steam Navigation lands:xis Bar Imperial Financial (L) Indian (liming (Um. Internat. Ythars.ease. (L. (lianas !nig. (Qua. Ow] [I DO. 4 p. - c7LLIs. r. is76 l alatatackDiecoaata. Land aectuittea (Ulm Lond.andCaledon.l I Lead . Martel ) !load. Mau. Ammo. ) itood. G. °imam C. (L) .Load..ltaL&Adaistion Mercant Lend. Provindilliartos I iiiicrat Iniga. a cmi Ta I llsarltana lAittLtat Eslse. Tel. Neraua.CreditAus. L Natal Land& CoL C. Mammal III& Coat. National atom Nay. fL) NerbeddsCal & I. L .N.Ze•Lod tetLosa(L iN. NANA lustesia. L &Metran.lL L I NovaScotsaG.andL. L lOorin Marine Imam lOtioal.sl Casenser-441(1. ,Orisotal Or (Limbed) I Do. Now Orlon Unload titaam(L) Ottoman Imamlal (L.) 'Ottoman Ou ((Multi( Panamaß.N. Moom(L Do ,Peel luv.leal B Ma (14 ireninsalar 0. dissaii I Do. Now Quebrada I, 1, M. (L i al !Y m tr , irun Do. Yew I BM .1. aty Improv. (4)1 Ditto ditto loyal Mall Steam deottlah Asst. Inv. (1 1 : ) 'lee. Irinatt,l' Egypt •(I.) id Africa n IL k ln. 'death Australian Lad !Submarine Teiegtrapit Do. Scrip 1 IThansesaMersey ht. (I ) . TrustlkAgeacyoLtan L IT. et L Do. of U. Canada :MAW& Telng. Co. (I/ U nlvers.Martna Inn I . Upper Amain Tes(Llm. Van Netnivo's Lad... I -- 101 - 2 td 4 Si 19 Ti p SO te hi es 74 77 HO pi i Wam ten 1 061 31 Opel — 3l — rpm 6 2 lir 112 Iu 112 116 6 6 pee 11 a i m Si a OT 106 If If tf 3 pa 2 °AP`i 99 - gs . 19 101 L}l 10 i 91 Par tr . ll 4 2 41, Pit I iem pm 1 1 2 Pro 12 124 p. 14paa $p I IlPra I pm rim I 91 1 e 0)041 t I pm 0171:, }l Mal Par Pas t 10 IL 11 1 / 3 13 14032 1 , .IPw! rtt 12 34 na M 71 3 3 ---, pini Said 7 ir 46 92 Sd 1111 2tpto Itth 9 9 281 271 1 1 ,6 s 82 91 140 146 1 11 Oedis &di 11 11 pm 111 03 48 63 1 di 6 pto Dml 14. l ip I P a r d lip H! le! If f 167 61 14 If it 1 ' lii p• I zd - z 4 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western, Irredeem. 4 per cent., 96. London. Chatham, and Dover, 5 per rant. pref., 97 ex die. North Eutern, Stork. and Darl. B 6 per omit., 33g. FOREIGN RAILWA Y S. - Bahia and Ban Francisco (Limited), guaranteed 7 par ceaL, 17g. Elan Paulo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per cent. (all paid), 20 i i. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIPIRPOOL, A PAIL 7.—Belee today :—Great Eastern, 674—Ian cashire and Yortshlre, 104 1 I—London and North Western, lOwi i—Manchester, Sheffield, and Uncohishiro 634-111diand, 22.4—V de of Neath. 954 -Buffalo and Lake Buren, 6 11-16 Dutai lihenhh, 24 p.—Greek, 311—Mexican Three pox Cent, 44 —Spanish Nadi is. 34—British and American Exchange Bank ing Company, sip —Land Mortgage Bank of India, tip.—Meo candle and Exchange Bank, 64 4 9-16 # 7-16 4 6-16 114 6-16 p.— Ditto, new shams, 6 16-16 61 p- —Cam OR—Albion Maxine, 13-16 p.—British and Foreign Marina, 1-16 6 1-16 p. —Empire Marine, 1 p.—Lancashlre Insurance, 4 p.—Lendon snd Lancashire insurance. lt p—Maritiase 10114111%1100, 4 11-16 1346 4 11-16 13-16p.—Mercantile Marine, I# p.—Union Marine. 2 1346 p.— National Steam Navigation Company, 11-16 d.—Yacific Steam, 1101—Went India and Pacific Steam, 9c p. zd 1 _ 1: 11 42} amen Coo. Gold. .:~._._ ord Asa. Oas. fravlallt 1 &ultimata loot Hama =opal &it &radon Lad Cant area & W. Russell (rat Grambiar & st. harp Grad South Saps 0. W. !or (1) Herod'. Yee. atapton Downs fAdy Bertha I,ret Tay Llama) Mai Valley Mwyndy INA Owe NaatTles. I N N od •w h ilelea vemis North loake4r N. Wit. Moist North Wheal r] Prosper United ;Provide'''. (U. lAN* Iltakear Noweth .redosi (8t Clew) . & W. hums (laws) y Park _ .-- ~Tlo ~loh kat Ismit (Mgr) p. Candon (Listesrd West adverton West Bstou WO. Basset (Illegan) 11%. Butler (ZettrWi) iWbeal Ludentt W.llaryAna (Medea] Wheal Betty Wh. Trelawhey (List] Wheal Vole. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two dOwm The sto ck . markets to-day are very steady, without much business. Console, in which this is settling day, are unaltered. Home railway stooks likewise present no movement of import ance. Foreign stooks are better, especially Mexi can and Turkish Consolides. Business in banking shears is quieter, but the market for these securities retains much steadiness. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 66fr. 05c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 911 to for money, and 914 to 92 for the sth May account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 4,4, 1, ; ditto, for account, 92 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 4,4, ; New Three per Cents., 894, ; Bank Stock, 2384, 238, 240, 238 ; India Stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 105, ; ditto Four per Cent., 991, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1966, 991, ; ditto Bonds, 3s. dis. ; and Exche quer Bills, 75., 2s. din. Mexican Bonds have risen 1 per cent., being now quoted 451 to 461. Turkish Consolidia are 1 better, at 531 to 1 ; Turkish Bonds of 1862, steady at 711 to 72 ; Greek, 1 higher, at 241 to 25 ; Pas sive, 1 higher, at 351 to 1; and Confe derate firmer, at 52 to 55. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 881, 1, 1, ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents., 641 ; Egyptian, second issue, 1001; Greek, for account, 241, 1 ; Italian (Maremmana Railway, 74 ; Mexican, for account, 48,1, 451 ; New Granada Two per Cents., 301 ; Portuguese, 1853, 491, 1 ; Russian, 1822, 91 ; ditto 1850, 881; ditto 1859, 561 ; ditto 1862, 911,1 ; Spanish for ac count, 531 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 461 ; ditto Passive, for account, 351, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 931, 84 ; ditto 1858, for account, 691 ; ditto 1862, for account, 711, f, 72 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 72, 1. International Financial shares are now quoted 61 to 7 prem., ex div.; General Credit, 51 to 6 prem. ; London Financial, 12 to * prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 19* to # ; Mercantile Credit, 10 to 11 prem. ; Egyptian Trading, si to prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 4/ to 5 prem.; Imperial Financial, 61 to 7/ prem. ; Credit Fonder (Great Britain and Ireland), G/ to 71 prem. ; City Offices Company, 3 to I prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, * to I prem. ; Ottoman Financial, *to 1 prem. ; Lemberg Railway, Ito I prem. ; International Land Credit Company, 2 to * prem. ; Telegraph Construction and Maintenance, 11 to n prem. ; and Commercial Agency and Finance, 1 to 1 prem. FOUR O'CLOCI. Consols are unchanged, at 91a to i for money, land 91; to 92 for the amount. The commercial demand for money was yesterday active in all quarters, including the Bank of Eng land, and the terms for good bills were maintained at 6 per cent. In the Stock Exchange, however, the money market was easier, owing partly to the repayment of Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, as well as of Brazilian Government stock. The pay ment of the dividends commences at the Bank of England to-day (Friday). In connection with the rise in Mexican Bonds yes terday there was a rumour that at the meeting of bondholders, fixed for Monday next, a favourable modification of the terms originally offered will be proposed. A parcel of 200,000 sovereigns was withdrawn from the',Bank yesterday for Brazil, while 12,0001. in bats was bought by that establishment. The 244,5001. by the Great Britain, from Melbourne, reached London, and was taken for export. At a meeting yesterday of the Committee of the Stock Exchange a resolution was passed to the effect that no transactions effected in the shares of new companies prior to allotment will be officially recognised in future. A petition in favour of this measure was signed by a portion of the members, another section of whom, however, are now pre paring a counter petition, with a view to present it to the Committee on Monday next, when the reso lution just passed stands for confirmation or otherwise. The new rule, it will be remarked, falls very far short of an absolute prohibition of dealings prior to allotment, and much room exists, therefore, for doubt whether it would be of much practical utility in checking abuses, since such transactions will merely be placed in the same category with the dealings which now take place before or after official hours in many classes of existing securities : these bargains are not recognised by the Stock Exchange rules, yet are car riedout and settled with just as much punctuality as though they were, the fact being, that no member of this body would dare to avail himself of a mere technicality of Stock Exchange law in order to escape the fulfilment of a contract The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,5401. over last year ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 2541.; the Midland, an increase of 2,2701. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 4,4801. The Continental Bank will, on the 14th inst, open a branch at Paris, under the management of M. Gustave Couturier, chief partner of the firm of MK Gustave Couturier and Co., bankers of that city. A meeting of the Governor and Company of Copper Miners in England took place yesterday. The directors' report, which was adopted, stated the net profit at 29,6721., out of which 15,2321. is taken to meet losses in the three previous years, leaving 14,4401. fur division. A dividend of 5 per cent. was declared upon the preference shares. A com mittee was appointed to confer with the directors upon the question of the amalgamation of the original and preference shares. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the seventh sense of hide sales for the year a fair deinand was experienced for salted hides and East India hips, both the home trade and exporten . buying freely. East India. —Ox and cow.—Calcutta were in good request, particularly for the few hides of good to prime quality, which were much competed for sod realised very full prices: other descriptions were also in fair request, bat in some in stances late rates were barely maintained. The aualysis of the lake is 62,617 Calcutta new parcels, 7,319 brought for ward from former ales, and 2,000 Madras, ko., in dl 73,936 hides, of which 68,660 were sold. East India—Buffalo sold well. Leather—Australian was meetly sold at full prices. Salted hides—Australian were in good request, the greater potties of the quantity brought forward being sold at full pros to an advance of Id. per lb. Caps realised late rates. South American all bought in. Dry hides—West coast, kc., were mostly bought in. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, April 6, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : ambition lire@ Circulation active 21,003,^0 Increase 593,695 Public depointe 9,818,880 Decrease 461,578 Other deposits Government neuritic,' in banking department 11,273,056 Decrease 58 Otb emelt ri ties in banking department Ooin and Winn ia both departments r 13,616.763 Decrease 546,756 Seven day end other billa 525.894 Increase 26,575 The Rest 3.144,170 DOMANI 740,736 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes k coin in banking deportment) . 7,263.543 Dermas 1,140,451 The goverumentdiaboreementa usual at the end of the quarter, combined with the further considerable increase in the private securities, have caused the reserve to be diminished by the important sum of 1,140,4511. The increase in the private deposits is probably caused iu part by the transfer from the "Rest" of the sum representing the dividend on Bank Stock. The decline in the coin and bullion is as much as 546,7561., and as the withdrawals of gold for exportation during the week, as officially reported, reached scarcely 100,0001., it is to be in ferred that the balance remains in the country. 71 - 1. 11 [ 10 1 6A 10 1100 11:0 'lOO 100 100 St. 100 St 100 100 i 61 °lOO 84. ,100 20 16 00 16 tit. 1100 I. (100 ITC 108 84. is sll 100 all 100 , all 10 ' I 10 I 1 84. lice it 'IN 84. 'lOO _lO No. Ido l BUM. 2%000 100 Agra and U. tier. Beak. , to.uoo 100 AllianesienALimnpooil 10,010 100 Dn. New 100,000, 20 Anglo Austrian 20,000 20 Aoglo Italian (Limited), 22,5001 M Amtralasia 7,500 40 Do. hew 10;00u. 25 Bank of P e nt 6000100 Bank ofLondonon 26,100' 111 Bank of Otago (I.lmited)l 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (4); 20,000. 60 Back of Victoria,Anstrla. 6,000 100 Bank of Wales (lAni.) N,000; 10 Bank of New lealsed 1 60.000 20 Brasilian&fortoguess(l , 15,000; 60 Brit. & American BA(Li 20,000; 60 Bntieh & Californian (L 20.000 00 BritJah N. America 12,6001 20 Char. Bk. Bill. Colombia 32,200 10 C. ok. Indla,Aus., Cllr 7,800 TO Do. hew 20,000' 25 Carts& Y. of India, &c 0,000 100 City 2,000 100 • Do.. . New 10.000 100 Colcdal 6n.olidated Busk 6,00(0100 Coetloentol (L) 11,000 ; ! 60 Fast London (Ltaftwd)l e,OOO 60 Do. New 16,000 100 Faigtiolt and DI A (Lim) 16,000 10 Kft.Hoot..stAaaLCtiend 40..00, 60 Logikla sad Swekhah (L 00.000 00 European HaakiLlinitedi 10,000 100 liloduao.Chins&Jap,(l4 10,000'100 Do. New.. 12.000 100 Doper Bank. Lhattod 14000 100 I Do. .21eir 1115,000 10 'lmperial 01Mtisio 100,000 10 Land Morki India (L 10,000 100 London Bank of Scot. (1., 10,000 100 London and Brazilian 6,000 100 lon.B.Ayres&E.Platel. 20,000 IS Do. do. New ; 6,0 , 0 100 Log, Kir., Rh. Staff. (L)I 60,000 20 Loa. Ch Bank W Austell 10,000 100 :London and Colonial (L., $O,OOO 60 loodon and County ( 6,000 100 Lon. ilarabg.Oon.E.z.(4 00,000 60 London Joint Stock._ 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (L.' 20,000 10 London& South African , 6,000 20 Do. Do. New 20,000 100 London&R.Aasericon(L I 6,000 100 low & 2 Western I 60,000 10i Lon. & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant itank(Lim.) 1 20,000 60 'Mercantile & Itzeisszol' 10,000 100 Metro. & Pro,. bank (I 10,000 60 Maxima Jim ) 6,000 100 'Midland hank (Lim.) 10,000 100 National of Llserpool 10,000 100 N. Pro. of England 26,000 20 New South Wales I _ 0,000100 New Zealand (thattodi 60.400 26 Oriental Bank Corpora. 29,000 100 Provloa of Ireland 26,000 20 &lade, Punt, et Delhi (L 12,600 20 Do. do. New.. 20,000 20 south Australis_ 10,000 2 Routh Earters (Lam.) 10,000 100 Stand. et B. 8. Atria x,450100 do. .... 46:006 ii. UrTIOn of AUitrat.a. 10,000 25 10,000100 ratan of Irelsixt (U )I IMO I JO Union at Laid= No. I /A. I 2,065,0113 St. Vast and Meet India. 100 11.000 10 Great Vloatieir Jock . I 0.608,110 St. London 1,1010,800 St. St. Katharine lOO 3130,666 St Southampton 100 000,800 St. Victoria Ts.ooir 1.11141 41641 .. 4 .= • • ad - lel 111 : t h lso 4174 al lii Aril 36n I 360_360 id I - iti -- it 7. 2 " 7 7 9 .9 it 1 2 440 600 60 60 13 U 18 10 10 U IS U 10 86 106 214 86 110 36 40 SI lie 144 180 100 12 24 24 24 S nova vowa■t Nno £ fl tufts as Wwbatectiy, April raceme. Garersaens deb.. intra.ns 01hir seanitial.... Le 30 • 11 GolA cola sod _ TNT 11,930YM Silver bunko AVA 10.8 75 PLUMMET. Govenunest seen- bead wsightll - 811,273.066 a ftber ua ttrattlos Notts 6,6811,666 Silk mad mi as - 179,888 ILIUM OF INGLAZID.-44 ile and NI Vh4, 4 11, for ilia week MU MON firm Solo fined 6x7,666,876' 411.666.8 Th SWIM DM =Won' Ceptial A 14,661,030 11,144179 Pub& Deposita (In. dads( Excheq dm. Banks, Com sin of Bodoni' De* sad Div. Aisle.) Otbsrpaalts. 111444290 Wren day andotja - ta Alia 626,004 /111,100,062 April 7. 1864. IZ /41,300,06 e MAISHALL Chief Cashier. THIMIXDAT EIRIIIIIIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to f , for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 91f to f . For the May account the last price was 911 to 92. Transactions are recorded as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91f, f ; ditto for present account, 914, 7 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 7 ; New Three per Canto., 89f, 7 ; Red Sea Telegraph, Wf, ; Bank Stock, M 4, ex div. ; India Stock, 218, 220 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 105 ; ditto Bonds, 45., Se., Ss. dia. ; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 1866, 99f ; Five per Cent. " aniseed" rupee paper, 104, 104, f, 7. Telegrams from Paris announce an important statement in the Moniker to the effect that the Archduke Maximilian will receive the Mexican deputation on Saturday next, and leave for Mexico on Sunday. Mexican Bonds have accord ingly risen 4 per cent. Greek Bonds, on the other hand, have fallen 4 per cent.;and the Coupons in consequence of a rumour that disturbances have broken out in Greece. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLocx. The mining market is steady to-day, with a good amount of business. Wheal Seton and Wheal Grenville shares are in demand, at advanced quotations ; the former are now quoted 197} to 202*, and the latter N to Marke Valley have declined to to East Lovell are quoted 121 to ; East Caradon 30 to 31, ex div. ; Sithney Metal to i ; Wheal Tiny, 6} to ; Great Vor, 34 to 35 ; and East Wheal Grylls, 12 to 13. In the latter mine the lode has been cut into at the 10-fathom level below edit. Wheal Trelawney shares are officially marked 221. Foreign and colonial mining shares are un changed. Pontes Aureos exhibit an upward tendency. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. KA RIC-LANIL -(THII3 DAY.) Although the simply of Eaglish wheat on sale here to day was very moderate, and, although millers generally continue to hold light stocks, the demand for all kinds was in a most inactive state, at prices about equal to Monday. A total clearance of the stands was nut, however, effected. The show of foreign wheat was by no means extensive. Selected qualities found buyers, at about previous cur rencies ; but all other kinds were very dull, at barely sta tionary prices. Floating cargoes of grain were vary dull, but not cheaper, if we except Indian corn, which, for forward shipment from the Black Sea ports, was rather is favour of burs. Malting barley was held at full quotations ; bu t th e de mand for it was by no means active. Grinding and distil ling aorta were a dull inquiry, at late rates. Malt was in full average supply and sluggish request at Monday's currency. The " make during the season ap pears to have tom immense. Good sound oat+ commanded the late improvement in value. Heated samples ware lees active. Beans sold to a fair extent, at full prices. The sale for peas was inactive ; nevertheless, the quota tions were well supported. Both English and foreign flour was in fair request, on former terms. Clover and linseed, an well en rapeseed, were tolerably firm in price. The demand, however, was much restricted. Cakes supported former terms. OCARENT PRIM. ZSGLII3I. Per @.I .__ WILT. c c ram, [eat, red,lea 17 to 41 _ ~. Do. 11.1!4, 14,4 41 to 67 nun BAZIAT • _ _ mating ---- 23 to 22 DLittSim Grinding II! to 11 1 MAW. Sam Norfolk. and 60 to 66' Stogstou sad Wan 60 to 66 Brown -- l4 to Id Zri . New ... to so Ohlll English. feed l7 to fa potato 2l to 13 'mach, teed Per WNW. I. Dantdo and Nonlp ben 47 to 64 Rostock di Ywtbn --- Da= 64 to 67 to lioalkaa. 0041 . soft At 0014424 rod . „ etas. botlai. Olinda( 2l to 23 Distilling Mating one. Dutch. pre!, VT to It 7. -. toed AMIVILIB 111 OWN. 61. CAICILLAGS,YItOII APRIL li - eks. I :'%O Wheat. Barley. Matt at On. qra Ora Ora I beta laylksh sad/cot& 710 1100 1360 00 . foreign —; - iota 4 20 3200 WO 01600 I 2040 i 005 LIVERPOOL CoTION MARKET, (THIS DAY.) pr ILNOIIOO AND INTIMNATIONAL sasatuPl. ) Corrou.—Market unchanged, sales probably 7,000 haler Cosa.—Market fairly attended ; wheat quiet, sad prices other easier ; dour unchanged ; Indian corn doll ; beans, oats, and oatmeal unchanged. MINCING LAI:i/L-(THIS DAY) fitioait.—The proposed alteration of the auger ccutise has unsettled the market to-day, and no business at present has been transacted, but there are buyers at la. missed. $3 hhda. and RAO begs of crystallised Demerara ►t auction were mostly sold at an avenge &draws of 2s. per cwt., from 445. to 51s. • Corvgg—The public sale of plantation Ceylon have gone off without spirit, and at prices rather in favour of bayou, or about 6d. to Is. per cwt. decline for the week. Triage sold 68s. to 73m. ; floe fine ordinary and low middling, 80s. to 82s. ;, middling to tine middling, &is. to 94a. Cocoa was sold at 2s. to 3s. per mat. 'drams ; grey and mixed Trinidad, 62a. to 701. ; good and doe, 711 e. to 95e. Tau.—At the public sales a break of dusty coopw bold at 84d., which showed a slight advance ; and several parcels of red leaf at the previous prima of Is. Oid. to Is. 6d. Rica.—The market is onset, but 6rm. Parrs.— A wool of Pam sold at 30. Ruk.—No sales reported. Daum,—The market continues quiet for all deecriptiona. 9gurrErae.-300 bags refraction 8 sold at 3ts. 9d. Corrog.—A limited business is doing at former rate.. JUTE-1,600 bales sold for arrival at 251. for all numbers of ti. and Co. ; C. in demand. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DA Y. ) The market is steady today. Annexed are the present quotations —Town Tallow, 41s. 3d. net eash ; I'444lmin:tr.; Y. C. on the spot, 41s. 6d. ; Aptil, 41s. 3d. ; October to December, 445. 6d. HIDE MARKET.-CTHIS DAY.) LZADII3IIIALL.—Hides Prices: 161 b. to G 41., 2fd., to 3d. ; 641bs. to 721ba., 3d. to F. ; T2lbs. to 81Mbs., 3d. to 4d. ; 801ba. to 88lba., 3 to 4ld. ; 88Th.. to 9Glbs., 4d. to 4fd. • 361ba. to I lbs., 4d. to Bcl. Hone bides 9a. 61. M loa. ' 6d. Calf skins, light, 2a. lid. to 4s. ; toll, 2s. 6d. BraxonDary.—Sheop skins, bolt-brads. Ils. to 14s. ; downs, Be. 6d. to Ils. ; lambs. 3a. to 4a. 3d. ; sbaarlioss, Is. Bd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—crEns DAY.) Mean. Pattandeo and Smith reporttke demand gradually Improving. Stocks in a very reduced skate. Pikes unal tered. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.). Walla F.;d Hatton, Ws. ; Wills Zed Haan'ell. 206.; Walla Zed Booth Hatton, 90a. ; Walla End Harilo ped, 20a. ; Walla Ead Sou* Hartl•pool, 194, 141. ; Walla Bad Kenos, 19s. 9d. ,• Tanfiakt Moor Bates, 14i. 9d.--- Sh ips at market. 20 ; 25 at ass. Per Qr. 0•22. a. I. 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