The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-10 00:00:00

NEW AND CHEAP LIGHTS. - - In the early stages of a new invention, appliance, r .hNeuvery, it is always easy to raise nervous I..ubts about its safety, and b 7 so doing to put into the pockets of opposition trading inte -t-. Steam, gas, and a hundred other active ids that have incrusted our comfort and civili- moo a limalredfokl, have had to fight their way 'rugh a long night of popular misgiving, and to ...Lr themselves from the character of being public troyera. Mineral oil is the last gift which •uses to us from the fruitful earth, and the public and is now hardly in a condition to receive it sithout fear and suspicion. For some few years past a patent oil has been sold usler the Hanle of paraffin, distilled by Mr. Young mom what is popularly known as bughead coal. oilier variations of this oil, distilled from peat, .lute, and other substances, bare taken their places in the market, but Mr. Young's product has kept :ts ground as the best and cheapest light-giver .Inbun.,-4 the purely mineral oils. Its credit mad the credit of these oils generally) has been lately shaken by several fatal accidents with paraffin Wiles, the first of which occurred some little time go in Marylebone, and the last during February in ldingtou. A warm discumion has been raised at m fervals in the daily newspapers with a view of ;roving with what - degree of safety this oil can be ti.ea under certain conditions. The importance of .ttling these questions can hardly be overrated. I. f. ire, been sacrificed, and yet the demand for . light is so wide-spread sod powerful that y pour neighbourhoods as well supplied with au oil-sellers as it is with bakers ; and thou f aorkpeople, such as seamstresses, tailors, Heakeni, and use no other light. It has t beaten the dearer candles out of the market ; . ; es under the pristent apathy of landlords and i s 0 u.p.inies, is not, and never promisee to be, luau r..ieh of the great bulk of the people. The value of any purely scientific test to prove the relative iullamniabehty of these oils must be mord to what it teaches. No ordinary consumer ain -ral an be expected to find out its " spe ,me gravity," or to know what that gravity means elan represented by figures. It is all very well to tell the scieutitio world that oils much under .1100 refamedirectly if a lighted match is thrown into mein ; whereas oils at about 815 to . 82D cantiot be lit um ere in this manlier. This may convey an des to Dr. Noakes, or Professor Styles, P.N.S., but John Noakes and Ton Styles require more information. It would be as absurd to ex pect a iss.r old needlewoinan, when purchasing bar WI-pint .1 pamtlin, to ask if it was -820, as to think that a government inspector—if such officers were appututml—would prevent adulterations being told a the genuine article. In this, as in all similar ,o e s., the consumers must act and judge fur them selves, and the must their friends can do is to give them d few plain rules for their guidance. Mr. W. B. Tegetmeier, a gentleman whose scieutitic attainments have never been allowed to ..vcrlsy hn taste fur what we may call domestic economy, has fortunately devoted much attention to this subject. He has examined every lamp ever war in unaleru times, and analysed all the tumoral ~it lie could procure. The result of his investiga tions may be summed up iu a very few words. With the west ordinary care there is no danger whatever in the use of paraffin or mineral oil lamps. If it be adi.d what is the "ordinary care" required to moire absolute *duty, the answer may be stated in the following rules ; the lamps should be 511 ed by daylight ; they should never he overfilled, as the •:lould not come in contact with the metal-work 0,.. butler. Thirdly, auy portiou of oil spilled .•.the outside of the lamp should be carefully *11.4 away, and when the wick is nut iu use it ruuld be eunstautly turued duwa into the wick- The object of this first rule is evident. The fatal arasleut at Marylebone arise from a lamp being mtillesl withoil of a very low specific gravity—lilt -at tight, when a lighted match dropped into the interior caused thu caphasiou. The second ride Asada be attended to, because from the heat given tat by the combustion, a portion of the oil way be t"lattlised if it is allowed to touch the burner. The fair drule is not emeutial to the safety of these keeps but it is desirable to bear it in mind, as otherwise the oil becomes vtiatilised, and produces a sickly smell. The heavier oils are far lees inflammable than the insre volatile oils, and as they contain a larger per tHttage of carbon, they produce far more light. The te~tof iuttatemehihty is therefore the test of qua lity, and by a very simple process the most humble Atsuuter can easily tell whether he has been served •ith a good and wife, or a bad mid dangerous coin •ettentl. Let him pour a little of his oil Tutu a -mall dime- plate, and if he cannot ignite its cur- Lx with a piece of lighted japer, he may rest assured that the oil is safe fur all practical pur pstes. If the oil ignite*, he may rest assured that is highly dangerous, and on no accouut should r. be used in the Lampe. Of course the heaviest ..:14 may be ignited in this manner if they hoculue Crated by the light, but there can be no dangerous ratifies iu them if they do not easily lire up ou the ?•tirfacc at the lint touch of the snatch. At the present time, when a great boon is about t, lw ainferreil uu the world by the easouvery of springs in Canada and America, it is well that L. , ignorant outcry sliatild be raised against these saueral producers of light. good vegetable oil, ids au; cults, has been as high as five shillings a illon retail, and even now it cannot be btaiusd fur less than four shillings a gallon. l'araftiu him been as high as four rlulliligs • r four shillings and sixpence a gallon iu some eighbouris..AlA, and now it fetches three ante. Thu petroleum or ruck oil, found in ri tueca, five thousantl barrels of which have ,en lately delivered in the Victoria-docks„ has .en sold at the wells for about one shilling • barrel .4 thirty-six gallons ; and instances are recorded slsve large quantities have bern sold at far lower I ilicee. It runiaius to be seen how much distlllu ti•.e, carriage, mid trading profits will add to this -1 ; but any way this oil will prove a powerful ...tupetitor against the unumfactured wain. The ..eners of the English patents seem to bit aware of lure, fur they have commenced a suit in Chancery ; preveut their title being applied to the American ...Welkin. The public can :Word to do without the name of landau, as ruck oil is at far better title f-r general prouuumatiou. The eth.vt of these Wl :•ortattoo4 sill be to reduce the price of all the old •-ls. mild a Mich lower level is arrived at. lu %•;.etwa inure than half the work has been done by where the coal oil has been slowly dietilling : ~ enersitiow: before paraffin patents were ' ..f. Thou rock oil can hardly be regard:al • v n. w product, even iu commerce, as it was lung ago • .1!' Au., noel soh! by the native Indian/sae "bents= Tue richest sering iu Peuusylvauis was its 18:00, sauce which Uwe tal works have with tnoeu than coluitial rapidity. Thu yield , e.littlited, and the prvapect of other wells of s I li4ht, in other parts of the world is regardwi .ertmuty. T'ie following are the latest pax 1. Wren In the journals : eel eel Pesesylvanis is rapidly becoming one of etc...ivy of our ioduetry end wealth. It is ' three yours old. and *TOM ilea it bide fee to rival ol trete Tut following stalsoinit of the ship ' ....I, ritindrl f .h. and Erie Matinee' aloes will r.er;orative aka .4 the Increase of this trade: is " tr.earrels ; bfirritlij is Isla, 131.97 mols f r tl.. ale. ,sostb of berS2 the total dug ' ••• or this toe! Lave ..O§ .stunted at 30,01il benin. • zeao the 6.11.1:,.• eel the laerVel•O us the. railroad by • A Ow( .c 'how. but little morn than one •4 the hums , . avtoally *lose. Large Eitutntottee id E weirs taken to Pittsburg by way of the Alleghany sail threw' to Plididelphat by the l'enusylvaids sal. The tile Esteusion teal caviled Isrge 1. , 1101 its way to tlor Eastern msrlet by die eat the rulloole in north-western l'eurwilvania. ve Red &whore, that the wells ou thl e r . s k bart.l..4 rude oil per mouth. which would he •111 pin amens, What the yield the whole oil regime in will le .fanny the Precut year canuot be de& ...whams', hut it must neigh very oseaidenibly over ..os hared. .4 ..rwle ..l. for sew wells are wislassally opeited, awl the trade is making the most sidoeialtiag art presiiiee greater wooden Mhfl. It Ms as el is this unistry or in the tread. siege the Gallen p.bllover,which it rivals is epee/sties sad nallkw. :. The crude oil. it im Gael, involute as samosa lodsla per hared in purchaelog barrels, traeoperta reesieg. he,, so that the actual expenditure en •',UUU at Imwele would Iw ltkillAklAnt dolt. per seem. The region of emintry in which such immense wealth is now being developed was, before the excitement caused by sinking oil, comparatively thinly populated, and much of it a wilderness, but now it is becoming thickly settled, and new towus see spcingiog up, and old ones growing into greater proportions. This will make that section one of the most dourishing in the commonwealth, while all the oil seeking an Eastern market and an outlet for Europe must greatly benefit and inurese the trade of Philadelphia, the emporium of the Stabs. These mineral oils all belong to one family, and the precautions necessary to test and burn one with safety are necessary with aIL A good burning oil should have all the lighter and more inflammable liquids removed by distillation, and while it should be sufficiently limpid and volatile to ascend the wick to the flame, It should not be so inflammable as to burn like camphine or spirits of wine, without a wick. If the new rock oil fulfils these conditions, the nights of dear domestic lights are surely numbered. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commies low, (Wilburn.) Is Ilr WI Wl= NAL The bankrupt was described as a retired captain brevet major, of the late Hon. L' et ladle Company's service, and of Eitton•treet, Regent's-park, now a prisoner for debt in Whitecrom•streM Prison. This was an adjourned appli. entice for release from custody. It appeared that the loakrupt had obtained hi coder of discharge upwards of a month, but his mime had not bees granted at the same time, so es to give creditors the opportunity of apponling. Mr. Boiler opposed on behalf of the Laricaelsire Insurance Company. The circumstances of the case were very peculi•r. The Iwn krupt bad assigned hie pension of 1911. as security of a loan for I,tiottf. from the insurance company, but on their applying at the Indian office they ascertained that the warrant had been revoked by a subsequent instrument. They were compelled to resort to a court of equity, and obtained an order oo the bankrupt directing him to execute a new warrant. This be still refused to do. Mr. Holt appeared for the bankrupt, and rod he had ad. Timed biro to comply with the order of the °mut. His Honour laid he certainly should not grant the Mere until the bankrupt bad done ao. He could not do bother than comply with the advice that had been given him. The bankrupt left the court proteatiog that he would die io prima sooner than submit to the order of the court of equity. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) CAPTVU OP A NOTO;100/1 11008B281.• - US a GRAT'S•INN. John Brown a bookbinder, el Oberherehrest, Bobo. square, was ch arged, before Xr. Parka; wH bens • sus pected persoo, found in the chamber* of Yr. J. Statile, solicitor, of 3, South-square, Grav'edas. and bril*is pos. session of twenty-coos skeleton keys, ow cold Wed, and one picklock, supposed for the perpose of committing felony. The prisoner, who is suspected of having committed erre. rid robberies in the above ion, was wen on Saturday night so the stairs of No. 3. Soutlrequsre, attempting to force the lock of Mr. Besttie's chambers. Police-constable Ball, 114 E, on searching the prisoner found on him ?2 skeleton keys, a chisel, five other keys, and a picklock. The prisoner then used he wsa guilty, and he supposed he should be tram. ported for life. The chisel found on the prisoner fits the 'lark' made oa other chambers in the same ten which have beta broken open, and it we. stated that if • remand wee greeted other charges would be preferred against him. Polioi.ooestahle Hall, R 4 E, said the prisoner had been sentenced to penal servitude and to other terms of im prisonment for • similar offence. The prisoner, who is • respectably.•ttired man, with au lawman cape and a moustache, said he should reserve his defence for the present. Would the magistrate settle the matter at owe. . . Narks, remanded the primer until to-niotrow week, and relumed bail MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A_CAME TOY Ttli lIRAZILLLN MINISTRY, Ca IN inaß,;;;,loyears --- ofage, a Mitireaßio Janeiro, mos brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt. charged by Dickens, of the 0 divisios, with anooyinggentlemen in Regent-street. The coruitable mid Use proooar, whom he knew as an msfortunate, was annoying gentlemen, and he took her into custody. Mr. Albert, the interpreter at the court, said the young woman could not speak a word of English, but she wanted to my something to his worship. The young woman, through Mr. Albert, then said alto was a satire of Rao Janeiro, and went from that place to France, from whence she was brought by a Madams C--, of George-street, Portman-emare, who took all the mosey she earned by a life of prostitution. She was sincerely tired of such an infamous life, and wished his worship to exist is delivering her from a carver of iniquity and misery. Her friends were in a good condition, and she wanted toga bask to them. Tyrwhitt said in•iniriee should be made at the Brazi lian Eruhing, 7, Cavendish-square, to see what mold be Jove fur her. _ Hr . Albert said be would take any trouble and go any with kw, so as to get her home again. Mr. Tyrwhitt said he should discharge her, but she could wait and was what could be done. WARD OT CANTLE BAYNARD.—TIE ALDERMANIC 11 1 Goses—There Is every likelihood that the contest in the ward of Castle Berard for the election of an alderman in 2 the room of Sir Hoary Muggeridge will be a severe one. The two modidatio who have addressed the electors, namely, Mr. Sheriff Coekerell, and Mr. Sills John Gibbons, I are both well supported, and equally determined to contest ' the ward, which, however, consista of but a comparatively small number of freemen electors. It is expected that be mediately after the Court of Aldermen, which will be held to morrow, and at which Sir Henry's resignation will be officially d eclared, the Lord Mayor will issue his pre cept for the election of his awesome. E iltte CLOSINU AT THE Ware END.—On Friday ermine., a numerously attended meeting of young men con nected with the leading retail yetabludoneets is the western part of the metropilis, was held in the lecture ball of the Weston,' branch of the Young Mon's Christian Aisoeiation, Great Marlborough-street. The e roceedin g a commenced I with tea, after which, the chair having born taken by Mr. 1 William Locke, of Regeet.street, that gentleman addiesmil the meeting, expressing the pleasure which he felt in being with them on the present OCCWI4IIII. Ileferring to the Satur day half-holiday at the West-cud he remarked that the woollen-drapers had kept to their hour of closing on that I day. namely three o'clock. and that other traded, more especially the drapers awl silk mercers, had generally kept 1 to their respective arraugemente, though he bad to rt that in some instances employers had not stood their ground . however, the frictels ..f the inurement should out be discouraged, but labour nit and bogs for the beet. (Ap- I Sense.) A number of a Idressea were delivered, and it was stated. in mho coarse of the ilisenoion, that one of the lead lag houses neer the West-curl aas closing earlier iu the pre eant month than in any previima March, and that one large establishment in the Falgware-rowl district was also likely, at no distant period, to make a considerable advance. DiscrnUrrios or PELYN MANE SY FIR.— l'elyu Ileum, the seatof N. Kendall, Esq., M.P., which is about oue mile distant from Lietwithiel, was totally de strovcal by fire on Thursday night. Theeoetlagrationori,,watud in one of the upsteirsapartnients,but the cause ma yet un known. The library, valuable painting., and furniture were fortunately saved, but the mansion itself was completely gntteaL Thelma is estimated at between 5,01.101. and IMF W. Kr Colman Rashleigh and lila family were residing there at the time. Mr. Kendall, who was in London, attending to his parliamentary duties wan immediately telegraphed for. AvraluerioN or Nt,te... or PTELIC TH./ROL/ON ',ARM —Tb• Metmpolitan Board of Works have now be fore them applhations for the alteration of the names of u p war d s o f .1,100 streets, nods, terraces, plates Ac., in the metropolis, an-I on Friday the board decided upon the foi lsman; alterations Pr made : —" Fulham-road:" the whole lies of the piddle thoroughfare from the Bell nut Horns public-boom, Itromptou-nod. to Stamford-bridge, to be so called, awl the rillll.ll of 21 eulridiary places abolished. "Gray's-inn-lane" end •• ay'ainn-rieul theapplieatioa to same the whole line of thoroughfare from Holborn to King's-woe Gray's-inn-road could not be complied with, as there are no thoroughfares of the same name but the boor.' hare 0n1er..,1 the name, of Lt auhaidiary latices to be abolished, and the whole hue of thoroughfare to he called I:ray's inn-lane and Grav's•soirroad. `• .111. my-road," we ll the able line Of ti.olllllolfitre to be so ("Belk and the names of 14 aiihsidiary plena abolished. la the above and numerous other instances the houses are ordered to be numbered alternately, the odd numbers to be oe remade, the even on the other. SU.O.E,NION or MEMICat. QUM, AND DIDINDION, or Levies —A large meeting of the creditors of Mama. Quinn and Ihunisou. woollen maindieterore, Albion-street, was held at noon on Saturday. at the White Horse Hotel, TAu statement prepared by Mr. S. Hunk the accountant, showed that the liabilities WCTO gri,457. Oa. fid.,and the avail able wets 24.54:1/. IS. dd. (equal to a ;Readmit of lea. Iwl. in the pound), the deteiencv being 1,91:V. lle. After a full investigatioe into the affairs of the Ann, the creditors re solved to yawl up the estate under the private arrangement clauses of the Bankruptcy AR —Lacs M. •ea ry. A CANDIDATE FOR UoNOVlLX—Oroulliy.tteklia, a Mohawk !alien, 21 years of age. sailed on Katur.lav, the 15th of February, in the steamship City of New York, for Liverpool. as his way to Oxford. Smears', to finish his edn. adios. Oeonhyateklia is from the Reservation of the Six Mathias mar Beantford, epos the Grand River. Canada West. Fatten yews pest he has lawn a member of Kenyon Craw. dim mild epee the kw visit of the Prim, of Wahl the se* piety home mesh interested in him. He ter new was eel raw the sespices of Hem/ Is Adana, M.D.. Lim lais_ phyelskut to the royal party, sail thee and mew Des Prolesear of Medicine in Oxford Univer sity. Oa @Meal at Oxford be will enter immediately apes kis steles.—lice Trek Tribitae. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1862. 13HARE L11328,--(THIS DAY) Two Oho= The railway share market is heavy to-day, sad most of the principal lines are lower. Midland stock has receded 1 per oent.; Great Northern, South Eastern, ; London and North Western, i; ; and Great Western and Lancashire and York shire, /. Caledonian stock, on the other hand, has improved f. London and North Western is now quoted 94j to /;• Great Western, 73 to ; Midland, 129 to ; Greet Northan, 116/ to 1174 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to 106 ; Caledonian, 109} to 110 ; South Eastern, Ott/ ; and Eastern Counties, 671 to /. bardo-Venetian Railway shares remain voted 11 to 11 prem. Indian, Canadian, Bel pan, and Brazilian railway shares are all steady. 1141.' 111. IPd BALIMITIL Oil NAil tikukti AND troccs. ast=" Se 1 - p. - rs. i wk jaereVaii 111,16480 Trap lbaaiaaAbotra.t MX Sr N 141 10% MI j0.c.. - c.&kms. -- ..I."::1 Do. • I • a• ev. saill 1 tt ail ip.s.lspll4l6l. Debis LW illrair. I • INA ZiOstles;Olos as so so 17e GT so di — al U use 14 21/ 2} 67f } / id sli _ 1171 17 74 1147 11 a 4 7Skill [id ICB 7f Si a I '"1 iii zd MI r 34 9 14 -pm 94 id 121 I 14 371 sd bet 7 Of ad :4 ••••• XII 661 6 sd an iii lot 117 fl id 1141 Ma id ISt tsd id US hid ad TS 73e ad 37 be 14 107 e 104 ad d Ist 01 id lit 114 11 130 xd . le VI 2 7.1 di' ali as 100 102 xd par i paid a6l 11 xd I at Woad .410. i I 127 129 CT 49 104 199 47 49 liii n n 1.1 141 n i t id q 1 ...4 :a 150 ad SPd id Id pan xd i pas i et x d d 11# 132 ma II 7i - - N 69 si 44 46 su M 9189 ';i/ATS. 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Frokranto Bod.,ArantotOu4kateu •p.c. &la, Aug.l, 1e72 oodoroodbyrioa.&l4 IL Do. Jaty 1, la& ditto. Do. Joao 10,874, Mkt. & Colonels k Dialers 16 ClgisTADediewaymi. Oopkai, =X mod 00 lIOm 06 NIA ladlas all Do. Jabbalpoi sll Do. N p. cR Debra MI Do. 6p. at. do. UN Y 1 Do. do. do. DOLT, on Do. do. Elk 1116141 10t. Orood Trunk ii_ lii __. 100 100 100 100 140 -- ti lOC 100 LW IN ii; lii Do. e per et Prest. .. Dodene.rrete tket.e.t. Do. 0 pee et. Debeut.. Do. ? Or et. Wei.— D°. do. Per*. ' • Do. c itheat Indian realasalal Do. Now 0t.9, olle . r e rjt o OS.Woot Du. New Do.Op.cßdapay73, cap Do. 6i du.. 77.vrtt.up Do. do. Di withoutoo D0.149.01.Hdd,pay.17 Modem Char. 14 pot ct Do. do. per ct. Dw if p+ .t. Luca all OaepereeuLdo... IW Molb.Corp.ep. alias& all IL xraoaw4at Oa's& dam ♦ cap da. all Do. do. Lad do. all Do. do. 11 alp do. all Do. do. Load do. pollt!ndo_ N N • M ok. - as I 1 11 6 D Do. u. lui4aub do. D0.10.181.1/ 1 / a lkitip o Lialiod.doelp IMMIONS. JOINT STOCK Num. saxes. I#les stsly. Ise. lira at = W of Beitleh N. Anodes (litit Book o f Ildis• itbitr IZ:sari cigei. CbetrA. Mare. al Loata, Loa., sad Mos— .... 10oa. of (lane& ...... ****** et Swltarelsod. Oh. 114.ak al Awed. De. De. Ivy ask County Lis MINA Mock lambs It Moth Aistesio Los. mil MestenliuMv Metro. It Pm. kauk (L Mot. m PNew . el Ikagukou Mr. liikira Mak Now Soak Woks °Maid DWI esrmits Ottawa Sank 1.?"5 1 .0 8 " 1 . 4 " 18 " • ri— .at ascisirs — Osios Leslnas Mire ;A Lesion 11. I all Si' ODLOICIAL GOVICIINICMIT llllot/lUTICL Ace. tp.e. 11. 00 - I Do. Operal4llBll4 100 Daly), etTektAse 100 Do. epee otMar.aaor 100 • & per coat • liperweat.lo Nock 100 G lioreep.6l.llolo 100 do. 1890 100 Do. do 1891 108 New Bransw.ooe. Op. et 100 N. &Wass Qt.6p. c. 1806 100 Do. 6p. c.,1871 to 1106 100 Do & p. c., 1888 New &eland 6per coot 100 Nova Scotia 6p. 0. 18 76 100 Autrov. °rot roads 100 Vic. aw.6p. 6.Jea.ilaly 100 at Sp. o A atll O. 100 100 111 Ati mtb AL Mall SR (L) ^ Atlantic Tin alai.... Australian Agriaal..... Dans Wstanneks.. .. DM. A Mak MA. TeL • Do. B 7 Por &lin 18 . 1 D0..0_ ... . .. ......... Palms "iTheinies• teg a te l talb initladistrep. ma T rZrep: O Nap a Mesa l a r=a Onsi Rip De.lTipar Las. Liii (L) Lao.Om Omar Ow Maim lifts. • Osial IlladtlaLlis.T•Lad.) Not Dimmt 10T 100 107 101 id 1104 100 9b 100 111 118 111 Ili 111 118 100 107 Pi 100 98 1 97 98 107 109 1071 1081 108 110 104 104 106} 1071 161 17a 3 De. II p. a. Is. MI ifal N. awn. a N. Sat. lA. N.Jlak Ausamallma.. Cielasig Do. "Now Mess Poll Alm Imola lea Plea asel °di Gina 26 28 6 61 29 82 18 24 9 11 us 118 11 11 86 98 IL 188 166 Iff . _. ;Ma li & lad Til. 0.414 boa De. New Itto Ulan. City Iss.(4) Alyea Mail Mama Ilecielish Aut. Dam en. Amanitas Lod Tel. help De. do. ltaplaiered Do. do. Telegraph to India (L ) i gls= daia(l.) Co.U.Cleaada Ca. Magda's Tel. P..). Vas lanienfe Mad.— if par I man NI de , ti $ id I I - - a. 4 1 4p. iPal I 1 dim! e 1 13 IS 7 7 61 44 67 W 10 11 pm Ad v. 40 Si 001 id 14 IS us 140 1 st_ st. - 4 1 — B l es t pia fr ii r. 4 nidla 1061 99. i PROVINOIAL MAAR MARKETS. LITER,OoL, Mason L—Salse to.day :—lfestern Counties, 110 0.16 4 xd—Great Western. Thi ad—ls:mast:ire and Yorkshire, 108 74 3 ad—Lorton and North Wagm 96 4 1 1 ad—London and South Western 101$ xd—Namellster, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 64—Midland Stock, 14 ad—North British Stock . 061 1 t i t North Eastern, Berwick, IQ—North Staffordahlra, 6 Beath Eastern, 15 1616 6 6144 11threat Southern and Waken, per cent., 97—Great W 041447, Molar Si per c ant. 14746—Buffalo and Wm Huron, 0 7.10 I—Dutch Ithe a nr 4 11 4 .1= t rand Trunk dCassia. 4 1646—Great Laxambourg, Western of Canada, LS 14I6—Liverpool and Load= Fire and Life, 61 to—Thema and Many Martha, 1 11-1614 pad —Pacide Slam Navigation Company, 76. BIIININOHAX, Maim B—The business transacted to-day was not large, bat prices of mart? MI the leading stocks were marked higher. London and North Western was quoted 1360 to 941 ditto Coventry and Nuneaton, 116 to 1111—South Staffordshire, 104 to 11, done at Clol9a 9d.: end Birmingham Water Works, 37 to 370. Wolverhampton Gas changed hands at 40 per share. MARCH &--1110 market haa been somewhat active and excited. Prices good.—Caledonian. 109—Eastern Counties, 111 4161--Groat Ship, 6a.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 5$ —Great Western of Canada, 13 14I6—Great Westan, 714 0 — Moots Central. 411 d.—Lamosshirs and Yorkshire, 1011 74 — London and North Western, Ml—Manchester, SheMetd, and Lineolnahlre, 44—Ditto 01 PrdMence, 9.l6—North British, 66 4 4 3 4-South Eastern. !61616 6—Thames and Mernej . Mitain u: Insurance, 111.16 p--St. Helen's Gas, 1031-111inols Bowl ticrip, 11 doL--Oswestry and Newtown Prat., 101-111cliaa. head, 88—k.ris, grd mortgagi, (paid up), MI. MEATH= REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) NOIIDAY, Xmas H. 8 Li IMO . LIME Amami esws &U NA! sua r=l ll 7 YMUSOUTII LOUD= DOVI/a PM , a ws MOM MARKET.-(THIS DA}.) Two o'Ctoci. A fresh improvement of I per cent. has taken' place today in the funds, while a decline of moderate amount is quoted in several of the principal home railway stocks In the other markets there is an entire absence of anima tion, but, with the exception of a little flatness as regards two or three foreign stocks, prices gene rally are well supported. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents opened at 70fr., being sc. better than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 931, I, and for money, and 93* and n for the account. The present quotations are 931 to a for money, and 931 to a for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 238 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921; New Three per Cents., 921, 92i ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1071, 107 ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 100; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1021, I ;' Exchequer Bills, June, 19e., 225. prem. Foreign stocks are dull. Mexican bonds are flat, and have been sold at 34. Sardinian are marked 81, and the New Italian Railway Loan 1 die. The Spanish Certifi cates are rather more inquired for. Turkish Bonds show little change, the loan of 1854 being quoted 841 to 85, and that of 1858, 71 to 1, ex div. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazi lian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 921 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Ciente., 86 ; Italian Five per Cents., 67* (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Five per Centa. (Maremmana Railway Scrip), 1 dia. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 341, 34 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461 ; ditto for account, 451 ; Russian Ave per Cents., for account, 991, 99, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 82, 81 ; Spanish Passive, 191 ; the Committee's Certificates, 0, i ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 711, 71, ex div. The Scottish Chief, from Melbourne, has arrived) with 18,0001. in gold. About 20,0001. in gold was withdrawn from ithe Bank on Saturday for exportation. A large amount of Australian, however, will probably be taken to that establishment during the present week. The Clutha, with 91,0001. in gold, and the Eooria Muoria, with 48,0001., have arrived front Mel bourne, making a total of seven ships during the week, whose aggregate is no less than 787,0001. The Australian gold ships known to be still at sea are the Scottish Chief, with 18,600/., the Netherby with 22 , 0001., the Marian Moore with 33,0001., and the Result with 158,0001. ; in all 231,0001. The City of Baltimore, from New York, with 60,0001. in specie, r espec ting the safety of which some anxiety prev has arrived off Holyhead, with her engines disabled. The outward Brazil s'Atamer takes only 2,0501. in specie. Telegrams from Melbourne state that the pro spects of trade were considered better, but that I some failures had taken place. Prices were with out alteration. The exchange was quoted 2 per Gent. premium. The L prospectus of the British Columbia and Vancouver's Island Banking and Gold Trading Company (Limited) is in circulation. This under taking is suggested by the anomalous condition of mercantile idlairs in those colonies, where there is now an important commerce, a rapidly increasing population, and an almost complete absence of commercial accommodation. It is urged that, whether for the purchase or the cafe transmission of the *old which is produced in such amazing quantities, the agency of a bank is a matter of absolute necessity. It is proposed to establish the present company in Loudon with a branch at Victoria, the chief town of Vancouver's Island, and thence to extend ramifications in va rious parts of British Columbia, as experience may show to be advisable. The company proposes, in fact, to step, well provided with capital, into a new field, the commercial development of which will probably be very rapid. The capital is to be 250,0001. (with power to increase to 500,0001.) in 25,000 shares of 101. each. The dividend on North British Railway stock is officially announced at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, against n per cent. per annum for the cor responding period of 1860. The annexed letter relates to the Great Eastern : Stock, 223 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock. 104, 107 i, 107 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1888, 100* A ; ditto Bonds, 30s. prem. Five per Cent. eufaced " ; rupee paper, 1021, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 108, 107_1. The India Five per Cent. stock improved closing at 107 to 1. The rupee paper remains very steady. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 198. to 225. prem., and India Bonds 275. to 30s. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet, and little change occurred in prioes. In the market for bank shares, London and County and Oriental were in demand, while London Joint Stack and City Bank were quoted slightly lower. In miscellaneous shares, National Discount and Rio de Janeiro City Improvements were in quired for. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—Ooean Marine, 71 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 12 to prem. ex int. ; IJuiversal Marine, 2} to 2} cis. ; London and Provincial Marine, par; Mer cantile Fire, 1 to 1 prem. ; Commercial Union, dis. to par ; City of Rio Improvements Com tto m. The w Vi ctoria Loan remains dull at 1031 to 104. M. IL . O. L o. 42 W. 9 64 lAN 411 W. 11 Iv 0.22 4$ W. 9 b N W. 6 b 44 W.N.W. 9 re 0.22 42 X.W. 91* 030 69 2. o 44 W. 1 a 46 W. 2 Or 0.70 42 B. I 0— 44 W. 9 * 0.06 62 B. 4 o— -56 IL 7 4r 230 46 S.W. 6 r 44 LW. 9 Sr 0.21 •7 W.S.W. 9 24x 0.90 46 W. f er 0.15 IA W.X.R. 4 lir 0.12 N 1 W.M.W. , b NI W.W. 0 c WIDIIIIDAT. TO TIM zDrrort 01 TIM =PRES& sir,—Obser , iios in mimeo( the mug of this date a pus mph relating to the Great Sambas, which if not explained would give a formidable appointees to a very trifling acci dent, I beg the favour of yourineertiog the enclosed Loopy of a letter received yesterday from the engineer of the com pany. The damaged plate can easily be replaced, but as the bottom of the ship is dry for • very short period at low water of spring tides only, it is possible that she may be de tained on the gridiron for a fortnight longer than was origi nally expected-1 am, lc., J. H. Yana, Secretary. 90, Cannoteetreet, femdon, 8.C., March 8. (Copy.) GREAT EASTERN. My ear Sir,—The cofferdam enclosing the ship's redder and new after stern-post was got in plans at the last spring titles, and is sow being caulked watertight. The sterapost has beau shipped ready for fixing, which will be but • short operation when the plain is dry. It has been ascertained A letter from Naples, in the DAats of to-day, that meal the blocks put tinder the ship's bottom towards the forward part at the low water ' previous to her being says s--" The proclamation of Colonel Fantoni.'dated Feb. gully squared into position opou the gridiron, has been 9, at lacers, published by the Armenia, and which was the drawn in with the ship, and in grounding has stove in and subject of a gaieties by lard Derby, does not entail the responsibility of the Italian government, nor of General La cracked one of the plates of the outer skin between the a thions. The timber is being got out from under the ship, Marmon, nor of General Doda, commander of the troops of a new plate is getting ready to be put in. No iixonve nienoe is felt from water finding it. way through the the Capitanata, nor of the prefect of that province. This cracked plate, as the ship having a double bottom, it only proclamatiou, published without the knowledge of the civil penetrates between the skins and hellions of a watertight or military authorities, was withdrawn the very lame day. c° 3 i . w . 1, ,,, „ . nt-- . Yours faitruu n l d) W. R. P. B RE , ' N . Though a copy seems to have reached the Armenia, the is , Du k„,, tme E N, 3 o, m i si tor, March 7, 1861 inhabitants of the Gargano were not aware of It. existence entg it was published by the clerical journal." As there have been many inquiries relative to the shares zepresenting the recently created " runt SUSPECTED MURDRR or A FIDIALL—Abotit fortnight ago the body of young oman picked u by serue boatmen, at two in li the morning , w by the Perloir'oeii charge " of the London, Chatham, and Dover Rail way Company, a list its subjoined :—Landon, Chat bridge of the canal, Regent's-park, and conveyed to the ham, and Dover Railway Western Extension rent Marylebone Workhouse. The affair is at present enveloped charge : 15,000 B 6 per cent. shares, of 101. each ; In much mystery. On the scalp are two wounds, one of 9,000 6 per cent. Bromley section shares, of 10f. which was in all probability indicted before, and the other „„,..b, " 6 800 4i p er cent. shares, of 2ill. each ; after death. Tere is also a collar bone broken a to the jaw, h as well as one arm hroken. and frac- Nu roue 15,000 A4i per cent. shares, of 10!. each. The Parties have, from day to day, been to the workhouse, in rent charge of 28,8001. per annum provides the m older to view the body to see if it is thnt of a miming relative, nual interest upon the aU/ve-mentioned shares. many young women having been misud' one da y no less Mr. Henry Aste, of the old-established firm of than eight mothers attended. Onßaturday she waapa entified her name being Elizabeth Davies, as being the niece of Meant. Ante and Son, is a candidate for the va respectable person at Paddington, her age being twenty fancy in the direction of the Bank of London, years. It appears on the evening before the finding of the caused by the retirement of Sir Henry Muggeridge. body she was at the Marylebone Theatre with another young A call of U. is to be paid on the shares in the woman, and they petted at half-past eleven, there being ta pol . taii and Provincial Bank (Limited), by nothing unusual the time in deceased's appearance. The e inquest has not yet been held. the 2oth inst. SINGULAR ACCIDENT.—An inquest was held on Vice-ChaucellorKinderaley proposes, on the 20th Saturday by Mr. G. S. Brent, deputy-corner for Middle- inst., to appoint au official manager of the Irish Res, at Keeton House, Harrow, on the body of Mr. , West Coast Railway Company, in the room of the James Robinson, surgeon-dentist, of 5, Cower - street, I late official manager, deceased. Bedford-pure. The circumstaucee alder which the death of Mr. Robinson occurred were very peculiar. On and 52 bales of silk,and the The Mallard bas arrived from China with the Sunday previous some friends hail spent the day with l b of tea - 1 him at Kenton, and had left him about 5 p.m. Solent with 812,900 lbs. of tea and 520 bales of Shortly after their departure, whilst walking in front silk. of his house a stray twig of a favourite plant attracted I The circular of Messrs. Ridley and Co. expresses his attention, to remove which he took a pruning-knife from his pocket, and proceeded to sever it. In this act, I o n t the inexcusable dentally stuck into his left thigh. He at once perceived of the Board of Trade Returns : he was injured, but as comparatively no bleeding occurred, The Board of Trade Returns for the menthol January are be dressed the wooed superficially, and went to bed. not published up to the time of our going to press. The Mrs. Robinson had notwithstanding sent to Harrow commercial public have serious reason to complain of such for surgical maistanoe, and Mr. O'Brien, assistant to unwarrantable delay ou tbe part of government officials in Messrs. lienlett and Bridgewater, attended, and found furnishing statistics which are jut now of invaluable im. him in a state of collapse, the cause of which was the penance, as demonstrating either the progress or continued discharge of a large quantity of blood, in which he depressiou of our general commerce, which, during the lay. The wound was at ones carefully attended to by mouth of December, exhibited in the export branch it dimi- Dr. Bridgewater and Mr. O'Brien. Early in the morning nation of 20 per ante as compared with the like period of messengers were seat to his intimate friends, Messrs. 1860. Welton, Harris, and T. Gar Jackson, who succemiuly arrived, and remained with him until his death, which occurred at 12.45 a.m. on Tuesday. Mr. Hancock likewise saw him, but in spite of all efforts he auk. Verdi* " Accidental death." ARRIVAL or Naw ZEALAND GOLD.—The South employ, from Melbourne, Wage 49,879 ounces of gold, valued at 199,5121., but of this portion 31,078ounoas, valeed at 124,3121., ceeelsts of transhipments of New Zealand gold, and must be set down to the credit of that colony, from which it is the largest consignmeat ever reeeived, whilst it affords an undeniable proof of the richness of the Otago gold fields.—Australian and New Zee:east Go.:ette. _. _ . rate wt llgh IL Coaat.—N.N.W. to &MIL, N.N.W. to 2.N.E , moderato. moderate to light. 8. Deland —N N.W. to N.L. N.W. to N.L. toe, moderato fresh to moderate. to Nibt• . I ;FL 7 ATio!!%. B.—Daromstsr oormeted sad educed to 12 deg. at nous ma level ; each 10 test, of nortlosl rise, causing about oue.►radredth of an Inch diminution and sash 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing nearly three-hundredths masses. E.—Ltposed thermometer In shade. 11.—Motatasod bath (for evaporation and den point). D.—Direction of wind itrue--two points kit of mag netic). P. —Force (1 to In--estimated). C.—Cload (1 to 9). I. blue sky : e. ohm& (detached) : t, fog ; b, 1. lightning at, misty lhas9): o, eve) cult (dull) : r, rota: (mow: t. thunder. IL. mist-fall, or snow. .T ball, since last report, In inches and decimals. B.—flea. disturbance (1 to V. Z.—Calm. SATUDDAT Evzsura. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to for the 10th April, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 94 to Fer money the last price was 94 to . The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93i, k, ; ditto for account (April 10), 94, ; Bank Stock, 238; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 92, k, 911, 921 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 921 ; India - i; lib : litlb MN 10' U.BO 0 U ON 10 1401 0 ost! IN %NC IN =ll NAN N 26. N AM NI WSW N SII,IIN ITMAY. N. Brltatn.—N.W. to N.I, too- Ifortitto dent., to strong. Irelantl.—W.N.W. to N.N.L. W. to N., trot. —• • moderate to fresh. OentraL—N.W. to N.L. mode- N.W. to N.L. moderato, fine. 1116 SO id b 70 11 SS id SO SI 64 6d 38 lft Int i Pa 2.4li V Par 79 r ea Pro; Itt tle MI 47 112 Id - ul MINE&-(THI8 DAY,) Two o'CiooK. The mining market is active to-day. North Downs shares are quoted 6to 1; Cook's Kitchen, 30 0 1 to 31; East Caradon, 331 to 34 ; Marko Valley, 10 to k ; Great Wheal fortune, 151 tol6 ; Tincroft, 1 to ; South Franoes, 95 to 100 ; and Rosewarne 'United, 33 to 34. East Caradon shares have been dealt in, in the Stock Exchange, at 34 ; North Downs at 5/ ; and North Wheal Basset, at 31. Scottish Australian Mining shares are in better demand, and have been dealt in at 11 and 1 prem. Santa Barbara have changed hands at k prem. Foreign and colonial descriptions generally are very quiet. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& 3U RK-LAtiL -(1 . 418 DAY.) The weather has been boisterous, but is more settled to day, and the wind at the present time is from the west ward, and calm. During the past week the supply of home-grown wheat was rather more liberal than of late, though short. Flour, rather more contracsed. Barley, beans, and peas, very moderate. Malt and oath, a fair quantity. Scotch cats, a better supply than the previous week, but Irish short. Foreign arrivals were short of wheat, consisting of a few car ves from the Mediterranean and Black Sea. No Amerhan. Flour, a liberal quantity of American barrels. Barley a fair supply, principally Methterranaan. Otte extremely limited still, the few that arrived were from Swede,. Two cargoes of beans from the Mediterranean. A small supply of linseed from the Fist Indies and Black flea. Other seeds extremely short. The wheat trade continues extremely dull. English is quoted at barely last week's rates. Foreign also equally dull, and little banner re Flour, quite in retail at sett quotations. Barley d A ull. Oata— fair trade passing at the full rates of the past week. _ . Beans about the same as Monday. PINY Mho: slow. Seeds.-Tares, cloveneed, trefoil, and mustard without change ; linseed and rapeseed steady. FLOATING CABGQTN.-A few fresh arrivals; prices have a downward tendency. WHIAT.-English: Essex and Kent, white, new, 564 to 63a.; ditto, line old, -6. to -s: ditto, red, new, 53. to 60%; ditto, fine old, -a. to -a. ; Norfolk, he., fine old. -a. to -s.; red, new, -e. to -% Foreign : Dm:talc, 63. to 665.; line, 665. to Ms.; exists, 704 to 745.• Konigsberg, 571. to 63.; ditto, extra, 644. to 684; Rosk . ick, extra, 60s. to 664; Mecklenburg red, 491. to 665; Urkermark ditto, -a. : • American white, 59 4 to 62 4 ; ditto, red, 575. to 504; Calm dian, 57a. to 584 /liimar.-English modem& 364 to 37e. ; fine, 404 ; grinding, 28a. to 304; sod dishlllft, 3L._ to 33% per qr. foreign grinding, 23. to 304; ditto distilling, 304 to 324 MALT.- bah, Essex and Norfolk, IS.. to 62a. • tins. 625. to 63. ; Kinpton sad Ware, 64.. to 68%; biow% 494 to 574 Oats.-English feed, 20s. Od. to 23a. Od. ; potato, 244 to 28s. ; foreign, 21s. to 254 ATI, 364 to 38.. Bisal&-Eriglish tick, 355. to 364 ; barrow, 394 to 404 0147:394 to 40s. ; foreign, 31a. to Zth. ; tick, 384 ; Konigsberg, 33. to 40a. ; tian, 33. to 34% PEAIL-Zogliah boiler, 33.. to 395.; w 4 and blue, 361. to 41s. ; maple, -s. to -s.; grey, 344 to 364; bog, 364 to 384 ; foreign, 344 to 375. FLOWA.-laglielt town, 49e. to 60%; ditto fine, 504 to 513.; country, 454 to 465. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 401. to 434; France, -e. to -a. pa sack; U.S. sweet, 30.4 to 334; Canadian. 304 to 334 ; Spanish. -a. to -s. INDIAN Coate.-Whit e, Ms to 354 ; yellow, 31s. to 335. FLOATING °ANGOLA, all C. F. and L-Wheat. • Ben& sushi and Marianople, per 49213., 464 to 51.. ; Ulm ka, 464 to 50s. ; Polish Odessa, per 480th.., red, 4,3 a. to 455. ; white, - • Danube and Watt, 47a. to 484 ; Egyptian. 40.. to 43. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 4601b4. 234 to 245. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 24.. to 254. Beans t Egyptian, per 480111%,324 to 335. Mas : Odessa and (Wass, per 49234, 324 Od. to 33a. ; Ibsail and Bulgarian, par 48013., 33. 04. to 335. ; Freneb, do., -a. 3 -a. ; American, do. Ma to 314 ; Egyptian, -a. to -a. Sgrxm.--OaLuy seed, par qr. 404 to 54.5. Hemp seed, per or., 43. to 60s. litistsrd sped, per bushii4 white, 6s. to 94 ; brown, 7.. to 104; Liaised, per qr., crumbing, 63. to 68e. • Linseed rakes, English, per ten, 111. 0 4 to 191. Os. ; Ame n' thin, in brls., per ten, 121.04 to 121. 104;1o., in bags, 111. Oa. to 111. 104; Baltic, 0/. to Of. Os.: Marseilles, 10'. to 10'. 104: Raps takes, 61. 04to 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 84 to 94 01 ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 645. to 72e. AZEIVALS INTO LONDON MOM MAIM a TO ILSRCH --- - I ~ Moat. Barley. ' Yak. Ones. IBeassitas. Fiera. 200 t Coastwise. gn. cps. qrs. era 9r+ gin I eelsi mks. Digliali .. UN 1629 100.13 V6BO 961 1 196 .. 12516 Foreign .. at.i.l Mae .... 1485 1 2000 1.. i 190 12XPORTED.—N5liest. TAU gra. ; rye, it MINCING LLNE.7-(THI!3.DAY..) SOCIAL-0o the spot the marks; is quiet ; 800 bags Mau ritius sold, grainy, at 495. ; and MO baskets grey JAW& rt 435. ; but afloat three cargoes sold, one of old crop Mituritniallo. 9 ) at 25a, lauding weights; one of low brown Havannsh old mop. at 21. e. 9d. ; one of good new brown Peroims ' at 21a. 64 ., landing weights. Refined continues in moderate request, at firm prices. Coercz. —The market is firm, but owing to the want of suitable qualities the business transacted has been limited. TEA continues quiet. Rtcz.—No sales reported. SALTPETRE.—There are buyers at the recentadv:.;:ce with but few sellers. Corson remains inactive. The public sales declared for to-morrow 007311ikt of 270 casks of West India, 7,401.) hap Mauritius, and 1:.) hags Bengal sugar, WO bags and 60 casks rice, and:3l . o bags saltpetre. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market il• steady. Town tallow zi quoted 465., net cash ; Petersburg Y.L.. on the spot, 4th. I',d. to 465. 'AI all the month . 46e. Bd . ; April to Jane, 46 4. Jd . ; July to September, 475. ; October to December. 48s. 3d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. (Pock ou baud thhi day .... D.,livery last week Ditto from hit Jane Arrival lad week Ditto from ht Auto Price Y.C. per cwt. Ms day Ditto Town lut Friday 36875 71,667 43,649 1,02 863 1666 61,918 0 66,132 i 100,063 1,975 1,695 6.465 90.712 116966 66,911 666 6d. 606 ad. 46.. 9d. 606 Sd. BOa 11.1. i 468. 0 d. Arrive is for the week ending March 18 last year, CAZ sad delivery 717 casks. The arrivals last week cov,prlse c t a * casks from Australis, 2,288 reeks from Mouth America. Tot., 2,425 cosh. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is larger than on Monday last, and the demand has decreased. Trade is very dull at lower rates. The supply of sheep is short ; but owing to the &- cremes& state of trade at the dead markets, we cannot maintain late quotations. Calf trade is slow, at lower prince. From tlermany and Holland there are 65 beasts. 700 sheep. and 120 calves ; Spain, 260 beasts ; Scotland, 3:10; lrelaod, 210; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,570; and 100 from the northern and midland counties. Par Koos of Ms. s. d. a. d. Pot stone of Sibs. s. d. a. d. Sot Scots, Herefda. 4 4 4 0 Post Dos & lif.bdstili 0 0 0 0 Bost Short borne 4 2 4 4 BM ',mg-w0015.... 6 0 5 4 Second gust. boasts 3 0 310 Do. do. Shorn 00 0 • Caine 4 0 0 4' Ewn & sec.ud goat 4 4 4$ rigs lieftDeatHltbreds 5 4 5 6 Lambs Bouts et market, 3,700; Mum sad lambs, 16,450: Oases, In; ; Pigs. 360. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattesdeu awl Smith report aa improved de. mend for both sew mad old hops at fully late prices. COAL MARKILT.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Had Hostas, 16s. 6a. ; Walla End South Hatton, 16a. 6d. ; Will. 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