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

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOVIA3TRZET. BOBBIST BY ♦ BASILAN. .Josef/ k'reeinetn, barman to Mr. Bonito:, the landlord of the Marquis of Granby, Ohaodosetreet, Covent-garden, was ehatged with robbing his master by taking mosey from the till. Mr. limiter said the prisoner had been in his service f o r about a mouth, and he had suspected the primmer of ro bbing him. On Saturday morning he (Mr. &miter= in the till several marked COM& After dinner the usually attended in the bar for two how, and on the after. noon in question he went into the her at 2 o'clock and re :l...meal till 4. and no one else had wooer to the till. After ter bed left the bar, witness examined the till ..cd found about ss. less than be had expected f ro m the business done in the time. One of the marked shillings and two of the marked lapses) pieces ~,re absent. Witness then desired the other herniae, .I.bn }Award Smith, to borrow se. from the prisoner. Ac :onhogly, upon the prisoner conga( into the bar, Smith ..aked him for 58., which the prisoner heeded to him. ,n...th afterwards gave the money to wines, who found of the marked shillings to it. He then went up to the Neoner's room with a polies officer, in whose presence he soused the pi isomer of stealing the . money. sergeant Shore, of th e F Divi sion, said he wee celled in by Mr. Soldier, with whom he went up to the prisoner's Mr. Boxlike said, "Joseph, you have been robbi ng "' The prisoner meld, " Robbing you, sir I No, I have n ,(." Witness said, " Did you lend the other , young man money just now r The prisoner replied Yes ; I let 1.,. hare 55." Witham then showed him the marked Mil. and said. " This was Gee of the shillings you gam the cater young man. It had Mee marked by Mr. Bonita* and r:ami in the till, and it was taken out while you were alone in the bar." The prisoner then fell on his knees before his master and begged for mercy. Mr. &alter said, "No, you ,1 .eel no mercy to me. Yon would have ruined me, and carol nothing for what became elms." Mr. Bather Una gave bun in custody. Witness found on him 21. 34. 4d. and a watch and chain. lohr Edward Smith, the other barmen, proved that by 31r. Sallier's desire be borrowed ss. from the primmer. sod ❑e of the coins which the prisoner gave him was the marked shilhng produced. — Mr. Vaughai asked if the prosecutor could form any v pinioti as to the extent to which be had been robbed ? Mr. 13J:titer Laid he had no doubt the prisoner bad taken on an average • day ever since he bad been in the kens& which was about a month. He was quite convinced al. was so. though he could not prove it by evidence. Tae prisoner rd Mr. Bonner was mistaken. Mr. Vaughan remanded him for further examination. OLERKENWELL. kanorancc A POLICZ-CONSTABLi warm? ON DUTY. Al r. Aikrt Bailey, the landlord of the Black Bull public-house, Gray's-inn-road, was summoned far talk , and knowingly harbouring Charles Hanley, a con. stable of the Metropolitan Pollee force, in his house during pot of the time appointed for his being on duty. From the evidence of Sergeant Wood, 7 0, it appeared that co the morning of the 22nd ult., at about half-pest 2 in the morning, he visited the defendant's house, and found pohcrconstable 117 E in front of the bar drinking. The constable was on duty, and had on his armlet. The constable was under the influence of liquor, and bad been taken before one of the commiasioners of police and been fined Is. The constable had been seen to eater the house about an hour before the sergeant went in. After the sergeant had taken the polios-oonstable to the station he returned to the defendant's house and saw the d , fendant's wife with the con/table's lamp in her poessrion. There had been no complaints against the defendant or his house on any previous occesioe. The defendant said he was not aware that the constable was on duty or be should not have =reed him. The bar verr crowded, and he did not ptmn at first that the constable was there. He understood that the constable when he came into the house took off his lamp and put it on the counter for the purpose of lighting it. The police stated that the defendant must have known eat the constable was on duty, for his beat wee on the opposite side of the street to the defendant's. The magistrate fined the defendant 20a and costs, and mid that It Wee a proper cue to be brought forward, end the pohce ought not to be harboured in public-hone.. MARLBOROUGHSTREET. rEFL11.1131:216 A ganItITABLg CRITITOTIOII.—WHOLIMALI &TIMM a(^niani Soy, of 21. Crown.etreet, SL Amer. who chaged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with obtaining by false pro teaces about &Y., with intent to defraud M. John Reptsete uireri, the honorary secretary of the French Dispensary, :•' Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-aquaria lir. Sayer, of the office of Mr. Edward Lewis, Great variboroogh.atreet, promoted; and Mr. Albert interpreted the erideoce. Mr. Sayer, in opening the case, said he brought forward fre cases that day, but there were move than 100 spinet the prisoner, who op till Jane last was the collector of the French Dispensary, at which time be left, takiag with blro some of the books of the society. Mr. Girard, of 36, Newmaneireet, jeweller, said—l am the honorary secretary of the Fresh Dispensary, 92, Char lotte-stress, Fituoyisquare. About two years ago the pri soner was appointed the collector, receiving so mach per tentage on all same he collected. Everythiag went on well till June last year, whim he left without giving notice, taking some of the books of the dispensary with him. I had no idea that he wee collecting mosey, but thought be had gone abroad. Ow of the books he took away contained • quantity of receipts. I learnt from the new collector that on the 27th of February the pri soner had received some motley, sad have sines weds Moi nes, and •eoeet•isd that the primmer had received several sums of money--about 401. Sayer—lt is Dearer 801. Mr. I;r;Ppoipls;eloa, 0149, Condait-atreet, Maggot street, shirt maker, said—l know the prisoner at the bar. De called upon me on the 31st of Yank for a subscription r the French Dispensary, and I gars him half-a-guinea. He ;ace me a receipt from a book, and naked fora pea and ttra..! it. Mr. Felix Tondssrd, 17, Greet Roseell•street, Blooms bury. Jeweller, mid—On the 15th Mush I gave the pri soner 2s. 61 The prisoner showed me a book which me tsined the names of other ponies from whom he had col lected money. Other cams beim proved, Girerd said—lt was the s duty to seemed for all sums of money be received. He had not seconetted for any of the sums mentioned, Charles Kingston. lig C—Os Saturday I took the prisoner into custody, he having Pm ban& to dr statics by a geotlemao. The prisoner said be knew he had committed himself, tut i.e .0 very thankful to Mr. Girard sod the other gentle• n for the 'Oedema they had shows hire. Mr. Tyrwbitt oommitted the primmer for trial for stealing ti.r money u well ea for the fraud. BULLION ROBBERY. TO TIM MDITOII OF Tan relltinB. .4t1,-111 reference to a paragraph which ap peared in your paper of the 19th alt. on the above subject, I gto draw your attention to a few lime which are in- You say the gas was alight ; that was not so. There .re peep boles in the shatters, bat nafortunately for the gas has not been lighted sines my possession, and rea.oa was that, Lariat four patent locks oa the safe, 1 ti. , :;ht them sufsmeat for all rupees,. Os the disco• r. f the loss information was sent to the bullion dealers; late ; for at 9 o'clock is the morning a quantity !..te, , ienring me stamp ware changed at Meow Hsgart • nn taosuie, sod in part payment four 51. Bank of Eng- Lotes were given, the payment of which was stopped by me at the Bank. Upon second lock on the iron chest being tried, • ti.,t act, and a smith was sent for who forced it, cn an examination being made by Mews, Cbobb's ni"..en it was found that a small washer or circlet of •. , 1 been put on the pin which receives the tube of the Thin caused considerable delay, and was evidently , ol.r that the foreign money, lac., might be din. ; f before tbe loss was discovered.-1 am, &c. THOMAS MILEOUN. I,..cchurch•street. SERVICE ESTIMATES.-(THIS DAY.) n. , .rning a statemeut of this year's estimates , • works and buildinp was limed. The sum re which is • decree /a es compared with • •-sr GO:V. In the item for harbours of refuge is a decrease of 69,0001. ; for lighthouses abroad of ' • for public buildiop (Ireland) of 17.1561. ; for New • ,•( Parliament of 14,3001.; foe land, ion, at a 14000/. ; for Probate Court registries of .I , rllolv head and Port Patrick harbours of 10,4641.; ' buildings of 10,2301.; for New Westminster f ; for British Embuay houses, Paris and • f 3,112 '.; for General Register Rona*, Edinburgh, for Nelson column of 2,000/. Os the the rote for the royal palaces is increased the new Foreign-office buildings by 36,0001.; —f C.iurt.lionses, Scotland, by 11,0001.; the West ' ••. r iridge approaches, S,OOO/.; the new Record Bald - •..p01.; the Public Record Repository, 6,000/.; acd Embassy houses, Constantinople, 2,433/. • new vote of 4,0001. for the Isle of Man end of 3.200/. for " •rebiteetural designs." .ral decrease, however, in, Si We have stated. " T. II (F THE WFST INDIA AND PACIFIC • — . I floral Mail Company's steam ship Lsplata, .ailed on Saturday with the mails for the . 1.-fly) West Indies. Mexico, the Pacific, I Central America. The Laplata took out on ;1;46 gold specie, 6,6441. • jewellery, 1.306/. ; specie, 2320/. • via specie, 73,116/. ; ^". ; also 2,462 foottles gmeksps's:. value .n 1 a full auto of genera THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1864. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Qom The dealings in the railway market continue upon a restricted scale, and prices inmost instances are quoted the same as on Saturday. London and North Western stock has risen per cent., while Great Northern has receded 1. Metropolitan continues strong. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1091 to 110 ; Great Western, 64 to 651, ex dir. ; Midland, 128 to I; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091 to 1 ; Caledonian, 118 to 119 ; South Eastern, out to 9114 ; Great Eastern, 471 to 1 ; Great Northern, 128 to 129 ; London and South Western, 971 to 981; and Metropolitan, 1151 to 1161. Bahia, Great Luxembourg, Namur and Liege, Pernambuco, San Paulo, West Flanders, and Western of France shares are in demand, and ex hibit an upward tendency. Indian and Canadian lines are steady. 100 Agra and L. her. Num . 56 60,000 160 AllianceLon.drUverpool 15 10000 100 Do. New l5 100,000 00 Anglo Atuarlan 29,000 5) 'Anglo It'll as Llmlttd)• 12ASOu 40 Atm:slam& all 7, a 1 40 Do. New 10,006 25 Rank of Egypt 6.0)0 100 Bank of Imnion . - 25.000 20 Bank of Otago Limited: 9 10,000 100 Bank of Queenaland (1 , tO 20,0)0 60 Bank ofkictoria Austria. 25 6.000 100 Book of Wales (IAuL) • • 20 50,0.10 10 ! rank of New Zealand I 60.070 20 MranilandtPortugue•e'L S 15.0.0 60 Omit. & American FEW 15 20,000 60 British & Californian :L S 20.0.0 60 tritisli N. Amalie* . all 12,540 20 liar•BlL Brit. Columbia. 10 32.400 20 C. Bk. holm Ana, China all 7,600 20 , New 20,900 25 C"Artrd. St. of India, Sc all 9.000 103 jCit 2 20:000 100 '&l . cnial . 26 I 200,000 10 Consolidated Bank (L; 4 6,000100 (Continental 12,000 10 Mist Loudon Limited, 6 1 10,000 100 English and Irish LInL , 15 25,000 2t i Eng.icoL&Ausi•Chaftd.! all 40,.00 60 English Vol Swed.sh (L. 10 44,000 .5) )European Bank'Llmited 10 10,000100 ,HindusmChitia&Jap.(L 10,000 100 " Do. Sew l 8 10,000 100 timperlal Bank, Limited' 20 135,000 20 Imperial Ottoman lO 100,000 20 'Land Mort. Bk. India(l 2 10,000 100 London Bank of Scat. (I: IS 10,006 100 'London and BraziLlau 6,000 10) Loa.B.Arres&E.Plate L 40 20,000 25 • Do. do. Slew 2i bAo 100 Lon., Bin. &S. Staff. 'L ; 60,00 20 Lon. Ch. Bank of Austri. all ' 10,00 u 100 London and Colonial (L 15 110,000 60 iL adou and Cdonty 2O 6,000 100 'Lon. ilambg.Con•Es.7 l3 00,000 60 London Joint Stock... 10 ' 10,0e0 100 Xon. and Northern 16 20,000 20 !London& South African all 6,000 20 Do. Do. yew ! all 10,000 100 'toned= &8. American LI 7 6,000 100 iLon..t S. Western Lim 2O 60,00010' fun. & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant Bank. U=4 Th. 20,000 60 Mercantile & Eachan 10 10.000 100 )Metro. & Prow. bank (L 20 10.000 SO Mexican Lim I I 6 6,000 100 "Midland Rank Lint.) -I 16 10,000 100 rational of Liverpool ;L. 10 20,000 20 N. Pro. of England, New 8 15,000 20 New South Wales I all I 6,000'100 New Zealand ,Limltedl 10 50,400 25 Oriental Bank Corpor a. MI 20,000,100 Proving of Ireland • 25,000 1 20 !Bcinde, Punt, tt NEM (LI . 7 11 11 12,500 20 New 16,000 25 South Do. Australia 10,000 100 Stand. of B. 8. Attica II7 4,450 100 Do. do. 60,000 25 Colon of Australia I sal 10,000 100 ,Ilnlon of Ireland (Lim r 22 00,000 60 Onion of Landon ' li DOCKS. Ico.igh. I Dams. IPd OK St. at an OM Ifittta :UP 12. 10 rest Floating Jock . 1.638.11 St. orlon llOO 1,410,4001 St. ht. Katharine too 100,966 at pouthanipton 'lOO IMMO St. Vittoria 120 128 31 33 pm 571 9 6 31 33 pm' 471 61 11 lfpm 71 4 11 11pm 7 di 71 73 2 76 , 741 271 81pm 441 99 31 SO 299 301 125 37 I— -1 11pm. 44 par Ipm 211 1 2 41 43 — 34 2141. 171191181 9 10 pm S 31p , 0 51 9 31 41pm 161 47 49 I 1 1 2 11 1111 64 ' 49 71 117 120 40 44 ! 9 4 7 Plo' / pm. 21 249 m 2 21pm' 21 211 3 4 pm' 2 3 pm: 114 121 pm. 101 11 pm 23 25 pm 91 10 pm 1 4 24pm 6 7 pro.l 19 TO pm 11 13 pas Slpm 3 i dis! 26 24 1011 par et 4 45 47 pm par Ipm 27 2 / 1 26 881 ' Spm id par Ipm 110 100 71 84pm 6 6 pm 1 4 pm 1 pm 7 Bpm SO IS 3 4 pm, 66 07 91 93 4 6 pml W 4! 11 12 pm 11 1! pm; 66 67 , so fedi& 66,50 I 14( 112 TO 72 si n M 101 4411 71 701 i 125 8 111 14 8 1 17 17 221 1412} . 387 10120 4574164 20 19} 4 it 6 .19 let 14 i tai 20 4. - 5 - 4 18} 48 60 I St I 24 11 10k id 19— - 971 . 00 959 'ls 191 Ibl 161 16, 301 1 611 617 ' to 6 - 51 i 86 7 61 12 1 12 In ae 60 1 eoko BRITISH liralL 76,060 1 liini, beim O. Gold, 1.4 2„ .. 'Chlverton 2. . 0 ,. Axial. .. . G. Con. Mairtelni.) in .. swells 6 .. Basest (Illopa) 6,1 .. Condon 6,000 .. liut Cern Dees MOO. .. 2. W. Roma (t ) Mt .. Grambler &ib Aub yn 11006 .. ' Great Elontb 6,908 . .. G. W. Vor (1= . ) 6,000 .. :Grenville 1,064 .. ilierod's Foot 6,000 .. illinoton Downs gam .. Lady Bertha % ma' ... liant ai l . 74ly Lehtn) 60,000 6 I Ntryndy Iron Ore ....1 I,ooo' .. ' Nangeles 400 New Beton o,"' ..!North Downs .. orth &oaks& 6,000, .. 'N. Wh. Beret (Mow* 6,661:0 .. :North Wheal Crotty . i 6,000 .. 'Prosper United 1,120' 20 !Providence (U. Lelia: , 700 .. 'Hooke., Neeetit 911 . 1. Carmelo' OW C 1..,) •.. .... _ 00i0 COW .. e,eoo' 1,021' .. . 8. W. Frames allow). rPark 0.7.r0ft Wait Sweet (Mope) , W. Caradon (Liskeard). West Cblvertoa Wasiketoa _ 4,0 Loop IWh. Sawa (Mogan) Wh. Bailor (ladrutb) • 'Wheal Ludoott W.SII aryAzus Wheal baton (Itenben., 'Wh. Trelawney (LIME. wne& Unoa Q 1 10 SAS 8 NI 1 ifisclucvsours No. I Mt. I 12,000 10 20,. 2.3 20, 23 5/.0001 10 511,000 5 6,000 50 531.7805 BC 18,600 16 I 0,916' 84 60,009 10 26,000 10 60,000 10 60,000 50 170,0:00 so 1 40,000 100 12,000. 23 10,000. 'TO 10020261 1 8 L 100,Sla SL 177,0001.' SL liiii 100 100.000 20 279,11751. Bt. ii:OOS 16 10,000' 60 126,060' 93 20,000 16 100,000 so 00l 2 160,000 50 60,000' 20 10000018'100 00,000' LS 10,0001 60 20,0001 15 12,0001 6 20,000 50 20,000 60 175,000 1 4 10,000 60 6,000 60 60,000' 10 60,0001 20 60,000, 20 12,600 /0 12,000' 10 10.000' 50 2/000 10 80,000 26 40,000,.26 10,060 101 6,000 20 20,060'is 146670, 1 00,000 60 90,000 t ao 000 u iF,004 300 000 , 1 60,000' 1 40,000 10 10,000 li,sou' 10 6,680 6 600,000 ti 10.000. 60 110.000 60 !7.000: 10 60 10,000' 16 6,250 1 ZS 0011PAXIAL ' Anglo-!Feziala Mint .. A ustrallan Berlin Watorworim Bombay Oar ;Lim( Bride& American Laad i 18. & I. Mai. Tel (L ) I British Tea (L) Canada Company leanodlanLop anyan&lnv ;L.) i !Ceylon Com_ 'Com. of Africa:lifer. (L)! 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Weatern=lroland. Wales, and ad. 9.Nothern= English Channel and Maw By. Bantam =Eastward England and Heligoland. WITRIL Lto S. and &W., mo derate to freak HIGH Bmurr or SorruwAas. —This office, which is ie the gift of the Court of Commou Council, and to which they elect annuallr, has agaiu bees eoeferred upon Mr. William Gresham, of Etasingballstrest, who has held it for some years. THE SHEFFIELD IYrNnarins.—The melancholy scene of the late inundation continue. to be visited by hundreds of persons daily, the greater number from dis. tent parte of the reentry. On visiting Malin Bridge, Owlertoo, and Fiillsbre on Friday, we found a few parties of men engaged in the work of repair. ing buildings that bad hese pertly washed down ; but the attempts at re-construction have been, so far, very limited and partial. Lowerdown the river, and in Sheffield itself, more activity is observable, and several of the forges and manufactories have recommenced work, as fu as hes been practicable. Tbe mete of desolation at Neepseod and flillfoot is even more distrewring than it wun shortly after the flood, from the dreary gaited. that reigns in h'calities that were formerly busy and animated. From calculations that have been made, ft would seem that the flood reached, sad injured more or less seriously, not fewer than 4,000 houses. In tbe district of Neepseed .lone, out of 000 houses, 400 are now empty. The total damage to property, from the seem of the accident to a point below the borough of Sheffield. where the destructive power of the flood may be said to bare social, is calculated at 250,0001. ; sad this, of is exclusive of termite' and proprietors' elaieos, which amount Wen enormous sum. The relief fund now amount. to about 36,000/. —Ma nchtstrr Guardian. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloci. The stock markets to-day are decidedly firm. Consols and home railway stocks are well sup ported at Saturday's 'prices. One or two of the more speculative 'foreign stocks show /dulness. An extraordinarily large business has again been done in banking and finan cial shares, and the course of prices is still up wards. Some descriptions have risen considerably. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 66fr. 10c., being sc. better than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 91! to; both for money and the account (April 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91 k , ; ditto, for account, 9l ; Throe per Cents. Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Cents., 89t, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, ; ditto Bonds, Ss., Bs. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, 75., 2s. die. Mexican Bonds are f per cent. higher, at 451 to f ; Greek, f lower, at 241 to 25 ; and Passive, 1, to} lower, at 351 to f. Turkish Bonds of 1858 are slightly lower, at 691 to 701, and the Consolid4s steady, at 531 to 1 ; Ve nezuela Bonds of 1862, are inquired for. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011, ex div. ; ditto 1852, 1868, 1860, 91, 903 ; ditto 1863, 88k, EL9/, ex div. ; Equador, 14 ; Egyptian, 1003 ; Greek, for account, 25/, 241, I ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 74/ ; Mexican, for account, 45/, 1, 1 ; New Granada, 14 ; Portuguese, 1856, kc., oi ; Russian, '1822, 901 ; ditto, 1850, 88/ ; ditto, 1862, 91 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 461 ; ditto Passive, 353 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 94 ; ditto 1858, for account, 70, 691 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 731 ; ditto 1862, for account, 711, 721 ; ditto Guaranteed, 100 , Venezuela, 1862, for ac count, 61, 1, 601, 61f. The scrip of the New Venezuela. Loan opened at 2 to 1 prem., and is.now quoted 13 to 2 prem. International Financial shares ar now quoted 7 to f prem., ex div.; General Credit, 61 to f prem. ; London Financial, 121 to 131, ex div. and ex new ; Mercantile Credit, 9} to 14 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 14 to 191 ; Egyptian Trading, 3# to prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 4 to f prem.; Imperial Financial, 54 to 6/ prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain and Ireland), 51 to 6 prem. ; City Offices Company, 31 to 41 prem. ; Smith, Knight, and Co., 23 to 31 prem. ; Queens land Sheep, dis to par. ; European Railway, to If prem.; and Fore-street Warehouse, 41 to 51 prem. Foos O'CLOC'E. Consols are unaltered, at 91,i , to I, both for money and the amount. 60,000 sovereigns have been withdrawn from the Bank for Alexandria. The rise in bank shares, which isinow witnessed, is the more remarkable in face of the large addi tion which has beenimade within the last two years to the number of these establishments ; but while the recent amalgamation is quoted as a powerful testimony to the soundness of the joint stock principle in banking, the reports pre sented from time to time by the older insti tutions are referred to as being of a nature to confirm the public in their appreciation of this class of investmenta. The movement now exhibits some* of the characteristics of a mania, and it is to be expected that the activity of promoters in organising fresh projects will receive a proportionate stimulus. It is understood that the number of new schemes of various kinds in course of prepara tion is larger than ban been known at any former period for many years past, and large scope will be given for the exercise of judgment and discrimi nation. At the Bank of England Discount-office on Saturday the general market was quieter than it has been of late,l yet a good demand was experi enced, and 6 per cent. was asked on choice bills. In the Stock Exchange there was a moderate inquiry for loans at 5 per cent. on English govern ment securities. The meeting of Mexican Bondholders, invited by Mr. James Capel for to-day. the 4th inst., has been further adjourned until Monday, the 11th. The delay arises from the circumstance that until the Archduke Maximilian formally accepts the Crown--an event which will probably take place in the course of the next few days—there is really no authority competent to make an offer to the bond holden. The prospectus of the expected Venezuela go vernment Loan has just been issued through the General Credit Company, who act in this matter as agents for the government of Venezuela. The nomi nal capital of the loan is 1,500,00 W., in 6 per cent. bonds of 5001., 2001., and 1001. each. The price of issue is OW. per 1001. stock, and payment will be required as follows :-151. on application ; 101. on allotment, less 31. half-year's interest accrued ; 15/. on Ist June ; 151. on lit August ; and 151. on Ist September, less 3!. half-year's interest accrued, due Ist October. Discount at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum will be allowed on pre-payments in full. Reckoning the full interest accruing from the Ist of October last, and the other allowances, the price of issue is reduced to only 55 per cent.—certainly a low rate for a 6 per cent. stock. The object of the loan is stated to be— " to effect a settlement of the general financial condition of the country, to assist in making roads and improved communications, inland and coastwise, to pay off some existing claims, and generally to develop the agricultural resources and industry of the country." The special security *reigned is the hypothecation of the whole of the export duties leviable at the ports of the republic, La Guayra, Puerto Cabello, Maracaibo, and Cuidad Bolivar. These are warranted by the government as wholly uncharged, and the produce last year is stated to have been 221,5001., the sum required for the interest of the present loan being 90,000/. annually, and for the sinking fund 30,000. The application of this sinking fund commences with the Ist of October next. It appears that "the consent of Earl Rumen has been obtained for the collection of the duties so hl pothecated by her Majesty's consuls at the seve ral ports, associated with the company's agents, and the requisite amount will be transmitted twice a month to the General Credit and Finance Com pany of London." Lists are opened at Cologne and Amsterdam as well as in London. It is stated that the Egyptian Commercial and Trailing Company have received advices from Alex andria, by which it would appear that preliminary arraugementa have (subject to the approval of the shareholders) been wade for the amalgamation of that company with the Egyptian Navigation Com pany, with the combined capital of four millions, as it at present stands, and on which the govern ment, with the sanction of the Porte, has agreed to guarantee 7 per cent. per annum for 00 years, and to accord to the amalgamated company special privi leges connected with the navigation of the Red Sea and Nile. We also learn that the Egyptian Com mercial and Trading Company have nearly com pleted arrangements for the establishment of the Anglo-Egyptian Navigation Company, with a line of steamers between London, Liverpool, and Alex andria, touching at Havre, Marseilles, &c., the prospectus of which will be issued in a few days. Notice is given that application has been made to the Stock Exchange Committee to appoint a settling day in the shares of the undermentioned companies, viz. :—Otesi Copper Mining, South Eastern Bank, Imperial Financial, and Financial Discount. A second call of 51. is to be paid on the shares of the National Steam Navigation Company (Limited) by the 9th of May, and a second call of 51. on those of the Discount Corporation (limited) by the 30th inst. A call of 21. is to be paid on the shares iu the Land Mortgage Bank of India (Limited) by the 26th inst. The share certificates of the South Eastern Bank ing Company are ready for delivery in exchange for the bankers' receipts. The certificates of shares in the Credit Mobilier Company will be ready for delivery on Friday next. The National Bank of Australasia, whose chief offices are at Melbourne and Adelaide, have taken premises in London, at No. 10, Cornhilf, where busi ness has commenced under the management of Mr. Frederick Wright, recently arrived from the colony. The explanation of the relapse on Saturday in the price of the shares of the London and Westminster Bank, and of the simultaneous rise in those of the Imperial Bank, appears to consist in the circumstance of the latter bank having so promptly secured the servicesof Mr. G. Kerby, many years manager of the business of Messrs. Junes Loyd and Co., it being believed that this arrange ment will be attended with no inconsiderable acces sion of custom to the Imperial Bank. Some sur prise is expressed that Mr. Kerby was not engaged by the Loudon and Westminster. It is understood that at the coming special meeting of the General Credit Company, to be convened in connection with the grant of a concession to the allied French Company, it will be proposed to issue new shares amongst the existing proprietary of the General Credit Company, in the proportion of two new shares for every three now held. These new shares will probably be uttered at a premium of 1/. 6s. per share, the large sum proceeding from which will be carried to the reserve fund. It is notified that the subscription list of the newly announced Home and Colonial Assurance Company will be closed to London applicants ou Wednesday, and to those from the country on Thursday next. Shares hare been applied for to the extent of double the number to be allotted. There is a rumour of an important amalgamation with this company. We are requested to state that the share list of the British Columbia and Vancouver Island Invest ment Company will be closed on Thursday next. We are also requested to mention that the share list of the Loudon Commercial Hotel Company will be closed this day for London, and to-morrow for the country. A general meeting of the Bombay Gas Company (Limited) is called for the 26th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Cape Town Rail way and Dock Company will be held ou the 15th instant. The annual meeting of shareholders in the Anglo- Mexican Mint Company will be held to-morrow. The Cmiunissioner in Bankruptcy proposes on the 15th instant to make a call of st. per share on the contributories of the Moseley Green Coal and Coke Company (Limited). A petition for the winding up of the British Zinc Rolling Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 16th inst. SATURDAY EVIRLNO. Consols, which awed yesterday at 914 to i; for money, and 91 ;1 to for the Bth instant , opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For the May settlement the last price was 91i to 92. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, ; ditto, for account, 911 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, ; New Three per Cents., 891 ; Bank Stock, 2364, 238, ex div. ; lndia Five ;?er Cent. Stock, 104 f, ; ditto Bonds, Si., 38. die. The India Five per Cent. Mock was steady. Ex chequer Bills remain at Bs. to 3s. di e. . . . The excitement in the market for bank shares to-day was very great, and the transactions were upon a most extensive scale. London and Westminster Bank shares have experienced a relapse of about 101. from the late important advance, and Land Mortgage Bank of India shares were rather dull at 2 to 2r prem., upon the announcement of the call, but as regards nearly all other bank sLares much buoyancy pre vailed, and iu many instances the advance in prices was important. Imperial Bank shares have risen 54 to Ct., closing (after the regular hours) at 25 to 26. Alliance Bank have risen 41. •, London Joint-Stock and London and County, 31. ; London Bank of Scotland, 21. 10s. • Agra, Bank of Egypt, and onion Bank of Lndon, 11. 10s. ; Continental, London and Buenos Ayres, Merchant, Metropoli tan and Provincial, and Mexican Bank shares, It. ; and many other descriptions, ss. to 15s. per share. The quotation of to 1 prem. sent out in the official list as the closing price of Mexican Bank shares is erroneous : 2 to 2} prem. may be consi dered the real quotation. Hudson's Bry shares were steady at Big to 19k, and Egyptian Trading at 31 to 3} prem. Joint Stock Discount shares have advanced. Electric Telegraph, Berlin Waterworks, and Panama Royal Mail Steam were rather flatter. London Financial, Imperial Financial, and Credit Mobilier shares have also risen to-day 10s. to The. per share, with large transactions, and Mercantile Credit 10s. International Financial shares are unaltered in price. The closing quotations are an nexed, viz.: —International, 6i to 7 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, b to 6 prem. ; London Financial, 125 to 13 prem. ; Imperial Financial, 5f to 6 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 10 to 4 prem. ; Credit 31obilier, 4f to 45 prem. ; Credit Foncier, 51 to 55 prem.; and Financial C o rporation, 3f to 3/ prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz.:—Land Securities, 11 to 2 prem.; Consolidated Discount, 1 dia. to par ; Fore-street Warehouse, 4/ to 5f prem. ; Smith, Knight, and Co., 3 to 3 i prew. ; Queensland Sheep, 1 die. to par ; Gellivara, par to 5 prem.; City Offices, 3/ to 4 prem. ; Bonelli's Telegraph, sto 15 prem.; European Central Railway, 4 to 15 prem. ; Port Am/I , sta (South Australia) Railway, to 1 prem. ; Ottoman Financial, to 1 prem. ; National Financial, 15 to 2 prem. ; Silver's Indiarubber, 5 to 15 prem. ; Home and Colonial Assurance, 2 to 3 prem. ; Oriental Financial, 2 to 3 prem. ; and Financial Discount, 15 to 2 prem. The shares of the Clyde Engineering and Iron Shipbuilding Company were quoted 24 to 3i prem. We are informed that the application, tor the shares are very numerous. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ![ARK-LANL-(THD3 DAY.) Fresh up, to-day, the arrivals of Emil& wheat were on a very limited scale, and most of the samples came to hand in but middling condition. The demand for both red end white qualities was in a most inactive state, at prime barely equal to Monday last, and a total clearance of the stands wee not effected. Although the show of foreign wisest was by no means extensive, sales progressed slowly, at about last week's currency. A portion of the recent imports has gone direct to the millers. Owing to the milibow of the weather the inquiry for mal barley was restricted to small parcels, and prices had a ing tendency. In grinding and distilling sorts miry little was transacted, at about previous lutes. Malt, the show of which was seasonably good, meta dull ale at barely stationary prices. The market was well supplied with both English and I foreign oats. The demand, however, ruled steady, at an advance in the quotations, compared with Monday last, of 6d. per quarter. Only a moderate supply of beans was on offer. The inquiry for most kinds was steady, and late ratan were well supported. In some instances the quotations were le. per quarter higher. Peas were the turn dearer, and the sale for them was steady. Theo was rather more doing I. flour, at full prices. The arrivals of floating anon eft oast have amounted to 28, via-8 wheat, 4 mama, 4 barley, 1 dari, 3 linseed, and 8 cottonseed. Arrived cargosa of wheat have changed hands slowly, at previous quota tioos. There are, however, numerous buyers for forward shiomeat at reduced prima. Amber lowa has sold at 40e. to 41a. ; Odessa, 39e. 4id. ; and Egyptian, 37a. per quarter. The inquiry for memo is heavy-only one cargo of Odeon having been disposed of -28 e. 9,1. per 4921 M. There has been a slight improvement in the sale of barley ma former terms. Roumelian has realised 225. 3d. ; and idiocies, 225. per 4001 b; The sale for rye is quiet, and the quotations rule almost nominal. Datable& may be had at 295. • Odom, 295. to 295. 3d. ; Taganrog, 29; 6d. ; and 2:001, 29,. per 480th.. In beans pert to nothing has boa . Egyptian Saida, 30e. to 31a. ; and Behar; 295. to per 480ihs. Danubian, has sold at 21a. Smiles Dari is nominal, at 28s. to 295. per 480Iba. Linseed has advanced 6d. to ls. per quarter, with ea improved demand. For doff seed, summer shipment, the quotation is now 625. About 3,000 quarters Calcutta have realised tils. to 6a. 6d. per quarter. In warehouse, Bombay is held at I 635. to On.; Calcutta, 575. 6d. to Us.; Micapore, 625. to 635.; Odor and Asoff, 575. to 575. 6d.; Egyptian, 60s. to 615.; St. Petersburg, 54e. to 57a.; Archangel, 495. ; and Rip, 43.. to 50a. per quarter delivered. For the time of year, linseed cakes have sold steadily. London made, 91. 15..; New York, in bar rels, 91.10. to 91. 12s. 6d. ; ditto, in begs, 91.55. ; Western, in bags, 91. ; and Mannino, 8/. 12s. 6d. to 8/. 15.. per tan. Cottonseed cakes are firm at an advance of 2s. 6d. to 5.. per ton. The present quotation is 5/. ss. Rapeseed is ware; sad rather dearer. Goserat, 64a. to 655. ; Ferozepore, 665. to 58e. ; and Calcutea, 55; to 56.. per quarter. Wild Asoff bas advanced to TA. 6d. The accounts from the Continent, in reference to the Colo, crop, are very unfavourable. They state that the plant has received coneidertble iajoy. Cottonseed la very firm, and rather dearer. Euptuue is worth 74 15e. per ton. Several car goes have sold for forward Would at 71. 12s. 6d. per ton. Moat agricultural seeds are inactive; but we have no quotable ohanp to notice in AIIIVAL OF SUDS.- : Tares. , 42 ; linseed, 198 ; and sundry, 549 qrs. Fenno Tarts, 1,184; linseed, 13,460; rapeseed, 14,165 ; maize, 30; and sundry, 10 gra EIPOSTIL-Tank 240; linseed, 7,751 ; and oilseed; 2,676 qrs. _PRICES. Per Or: WZOAS. lassx, L red,11431 39 to 41 „ De. whit., 1963 40 to 47 Norfolk and Lewis Per QT. red. Is6t - Se 10 4/ . . . Malting Distilling Grinding II to 24 YAM. _. OM a a Soda potato blab, whit.* black -_ ._._ IZNorfolk. sad olk 4O to 06 [in_ .MA WWII 10 to 66 itrown _ __ Baum Malawi to 29 Tick 22 to 30 Harrow Upon sb to 40 YTi Now r... sown pale. Reel* food — l7 to 22 potato lO 02 131 Isola. hod l3 to 211 WINO. I. S. am _ ___. 19 to 30 it 36 ft l t: So _ _ 36 So 37 berg & Mocadvo- 47 to as Rostock 24= 41 to 44 lossia. hard . as& Assistwa. rd .. 'WM MI to 40 BAUM. Town made: 1;;;IXI lbs. Hourekol4 II to U Country Norfolk sad Suffolk, a ship tr to 19 Par. Qr. °! 1 ,4P 4 3l to 23 Oant. S. I. Dialatt mkt Swedish 17 to 40 Numb 5....... So 20 I Deal& talitian 111 to SI PI to 32 ?NAL p i BO I V I 14 lo It _ Maas COIL Whits l9 to 22 Yellow Distilling Malting 0.6.111. 9Psnisk. „ .... AS to 36 Dutch. brew l7 to 21 Antorican, pet tat .. 19 to 26 toed ARRITAIA OF GRAIN. tr.„ INTO LONDON. BY LAND AND RATER CARRIAGE, FROM MARCH 26 TO APRIL!, 1864, UtcLtituvr.. Whest.'l9irley. WAIL Oats. 111esas Pass! Flour. IWO* ... 6717 q 24 m ita i l q". 601 q 1 m 929 1 'l l2O .1 21 . 2 1 i bria .. .1 2 2 3- 14 Foreign .. 22079 1866 I .... 166171 750 100014571 320 T0ta1.... 27116 I 1757 I 150 -1 19 19092, 2000 1212 14674115134 1_ LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr 1201.1110 AND 1111213WHOIAL TOLOCIWIII (now OUR ows oossuroinusr.) The geuerel Mae of the mottos market cootiaare quiet, bat steady prism The aka will probably foot up about 5,000 bales. MINCING . LLNE.7(pus .. DA . 7.) SOGAL—At but priors there is s a fair dispositio - a is ohms, but the sales reported are sot important ; they include a parcel of crystallised Ilattritios. at 48e. 6d. ; s od 3,000 Lap of Madras common Pinery. at 365. Refused without alteration. --- 63riii.—Tbsre is only • limitd &mad ; prices are watered. Tau.—The trade are occupied with the samples of the forthcoming public sale. of 60,000 packages (about half without reserve), which will commence to-morrow (Tues day). Same= and Row.—No sales reported. Rice.—A small pored of Bengal sold, cargo at Sa. 9d. Pieria continues in active request, and prime are firmer, 31d. paid for Penang. end id. for Singapore. COMM.—The few alas reported have been on former terms. JTlx. —The :market has bacons quiet, owing to large parcels Wog declared for public sale. The public sales declared for to-morrow consist of 100 casks 1.300 bags of coffee ; about 60.000 packages of tat ; 19,000 bap at rice, and MON dry drysaltory goods. TALLOW MA RKET. -(TH DA T.) , The market is steady at the ed prices :—Town tallow, 41e. 9d. ; Petersburg Y. C. oo the spot, 41s. 9d. ; April to June, 41s. 6d. ; October to December, 45e. PARTICI:IA/13 Of 'DILLOW. Stock on ?sad thls d.. Delivery led week.... Ditto from Id lass tiniest last week .... Ditto fres lit lase Arrli Dit 40,305 •s,a:e 2,236 . 043 107,407 70,3'41 1,423 75 90,951 76,003 Y.C.oa the spot this day mt : Ditto Town last Friday 54,055 -. 00 06,W 82,474 ils. Al. 435. M. 43a 9g. 45a. Od. Arrival tor the week mulls. 13th April last year V. ark s sod delivery RIN) make. The errival hat week comprised ki csaks from, Amaral's. 133 from other places . total, 221 maks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ . . We have a larger number of beasts than on Monday hat, but it is not excessive for the season, the falling off last week bsiog on account of the holiday'. Trade is dull, but prices are about the same as of late. The supply of sheep is good ; we have also • fair demand, but cannot quote higher. Good lambs and calves are still selling dear. From Gonna., and Holland there are 725 beasts, 1,40 sheep, and 124 calves. Scotland, Z,30 beasts. Ireland, 90, and 2,970 from Norfolk and Suffolk. Per dose of 811 , a ad. a. 4 Mot Becia, Hersida 6 8 4 10 Beat Short-bona 4 6 4 oVoi;ocri - YE - is;44i4 s 0 i Calves ?sr stow WOW. 4. d. Not Nutt 1114441415 b 4 II But L0ci..r0015.... 0 0 i Ives & se.x.nd qua/ 0 0 No I 0 6 Boat Dna& Ililf-10,40 0 0 O. 0 I bo. do. Shers' 3 4 0 , lamb Smuts at market, 4310; sheep and 4mM, 22,870; calves, 137 , DIP 410. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden sod Smith report an improved rie• maul for the few remaining descriptions of hops generally, and prices show so improved tendency. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) Wad End Hatton, 19a. id ; Walla F.ed Has well, 19.. 6d. ; Walls End South Hatton, 191. 6d.; Wall. End Tam, 19a. ; Walls Eod Hartlepool, 18a. Bd. ; Walls End South Relloe. 18e. ; Walls End Hough Hall, 18..; Walls End Cexadoc, 18a. : Walls End Eden Main, ; Walls Fred Harlon, 17.. 6d. ; Wyk's), 17a. ; Holywell, 17e. ; Saddles Hartley, 16s. 6d.—Ships at what, 43; 50 at sok Honmstax's TEL is choice and strong, moderate In price, and ulokenme to use. These advantages bare socur•4 for this tea a general preemies. It ls sold In packets by Lan sesats.--tatlverstsemestd ORDINLItY BHABXB AND BTOCZB. 00. I Pd. I lidn.wda. I (3" : 101 r g V s I alk. l "" 84 pa. 114 all :Barm.,WoLd Stow Val 3 84 ' 15t. 100 IBlythamd Woo • — 10 all :Boitots,clastrdok Ild.C. • Sf 9 6R ' lOO 'Bristol and lizeter SS 116 84 100 Celedonlan llB us) 40 al Wort and Bandon • 10 all Cornwall el 7 10 1 all Do. Aj A notify. anti' 6 , —, 10 all Do. B 1 p. cispaid to 8., 00 I all 'Dublin and BeWidJunc 15 37 16 all aDundee,PerthotAbitan, 16 17 81., 1100 ,Zdinburghand Glaarow; 90 PI 84. .196 Glasgow and &Wagtails' DM 106 84 100 'Great Eastern Ord. 04.1 47 471 474 1 St. ',lOO , Do. A Stock — St 'lOO Do. Z. Ang. 81k., No. 2' 61 71 8R 1100 • Great North of Bcotlaadi 8R 'lOO 'Great Northern l2Bl IS', S 4 400 Do.A j A rec. no div. on 1 130 191 84 'lOO Do./1 ' til6p. c. is paid 11, 130 132 1311 1 84. 'lO3 Gt. South & West ,Ire.'l 91 93 St. ;100 Great Western ' 641 651 ad 65 ad 81. .100 . Do.Stour VaLGna.ll4le — 84 1100 . Ito. South Wales a 67 ad ad St ,100 I Do. W. !Bd.—Oxford: 40 42 id 411 ad W. 1001 Do. Do. Newport SS Si 111 id St. 'lOO Do. Do. !Lansford 101 103 ad 1 1R 'lOO ILancashire & Yorkshire 1091 110 St. 100 London and Blackwell : 67 69 St. 'lOO ILon.,BrWas, &S.Coast, 1034 104 St. 1100 11.codon.Chathm.&Dov.i a 66 U. 1100 gLondon& North Wasto. 1004 119 1091 1 1 84. :100 iLonion&SouthWettern 974 914 961 84. 1 100 • Man.,Shel,& Linoolnsb' 64 66 60 all .Slaryport and Carlisle' 124 all 1 Do. Do. 4 Shares* St. 100 !Metropolitan 1154 1164 116 116 81. 100 Do. New 1110 112 1111 12 111 St 1100 'Midland j 1281 Wel MY' all, Do. New — St. 1 100 ( Do Wrm. & Derby 60 all' lild. OR WA (Ire)._ m all, Do. 4 Snares .. 26 all l 6Dd Kent to all : Mid Kent (Cray Line) — 84. 100 North British 244 ad —. r 5 l id ad 84. ,100 ' Do. 3.lla.PertatDond. St. 100 IN. Pastern—Berwick 26 '164 I Do. ON. Z. Pats — dis St. 'lOO Do. Leeds St 'lOO I, Da York . 554 t 6 :9 I -- St. 'lOO. Do. Carlisle • 26 , alll Do. Stock. &Darling.: 37 38 , 26 117 Do. do. 1655-58 ' 91 101 pm' 25 110 ( Do. do. 180041 1 79 81 pm Bt. 'lOO North London ' 128 11l 10 1 5 Do. New _ ! 14 24 pm 8R 1 100 'North fitaltersiskire • 78 79 10 . 411 1 N. &8. Western alum , 10/ 114 6t 100 ,'Scottish Central 4 121 123 ad —• St 100 Bcottish N. E. Aber.Stk 4l 43 ad Bt. 100 'Scottish Midland ' a 100 ad 18 I all'Slirewsbnry & WelchpLl Bt. 100 :Shropshire I:ision 63 64 8R .104 'South Devon I U 35 St 1100 Faith Eastern , 91 914 St. 100 ps. Yorkah. & River Dun 99 101 10 1 all Staines. WoklnglintAcd 81 8/ 61. ,100 Taff Vale 10 ,8' Do. B I 5 7 pm; 10 I 9 Do C ' 3 4 pas • 60 ' all Inster — 26120,1)0.- 13j ' be ' Do. St. 'lOO Vale of Neath : ill 96 9R 1 100 Victoria Stu A Pimlico' St. ,100 Waterford & Kilkenny. St. 100 West Cornwall — St 100 .W.liiirtlpL Herb. &AL SRMSH POISICSSION& I Closing prices. I Sales. RA/LWATA 100 • all .Atlantic& SC Lawrence! 65 02 Si. ,100 lionx.Bar.&C.ln.g.sp.c. 102 1034 133 10 11 • Do. New pm ITU 20 ' 74. Do. E Shares lpm in 204 all Buffalo & Lake Baron' 6 10 all' Do. Preference 7 se 100 ,100 Buff., Brant,& Goderich 6 p. c.Bda au3.l, 1672 100 .100. Do. do. Jul, 1, 1873 100 ,100 Do. do. lime 1, 1876 — 74. 100 Cal. & S.Poetern 6p.e.g.' 101 St :100 Cape T. & Dock Op. c.g.: VJ 100 I all Denierara,7p.e...per.poref. 1100 Bast. Banal 'it 6 do. I St,. 100 East Didion gu. sdo lO4 10 II Do. 0 Extension 20 'l5 Do. 11 do St. 1103 Grand Trunk of Canadal 1 100 all Do. let pref. Bends ' 75 100 j all ! Do. do. deferred. 68 100 all ! Do. Bed pref. Bonds I 66 100 all Do. do. deferred 61 100 , all Do. 3rd pref. stock ' 40 103 all Do. do. deferred! 60 100 all ' Do. Sib prof. Stock 100 eU • Do. do. deferred n Ss. 1100 Great Indian Peninsula 1(8 ID 12 Do. g. 6 par sena .. par St. tl.OO 104. S. of India 1.6 p.cal 143 St ROO , Do 41 per rant. I St. ' 2 Do 204 all CIL Western of Canada' 94 204 16 ! Do. New , 184 100 • all ! Do.o7xe..llda pay.l672' 92 100 D 0.54 do. do. 1a774, 61 10 ft Indian Branch., Limited. 4 10 1 Do. New 1 SC 'lOO Madras guar. 6p. cent ; 102 M. 1100 Do. do. 44 do 97 81. 100 • De. do. 44 do.— 02 20 I 2 • Do. mut Eciwalon 8L !WO Melb. Corp. 6 per c. Id' 60 all Melb. and Hobson's Bay 65 58 20 . all N.lirun.& Carscia.A &IS 6 St. 100 , • N.B.ofCan.6palstp B. Eff 84 SL 100 Wade. gna. 5 par cent. 104 105 St. 1103 Do. Delhi do. lOl4 1024 , 20 2 Do. do. do Pal Dm. lA. 100 Do. Punjanb do lO3 1034 Bt 100 Do. Lida& St. Plot. do 9l 49 No. 19K I 102 101 xd • 104 1041 P lO 10e ii 10 "'I lot I as zal 103 ni 1 pp , n I 04 zn; JOINT STUCK BANKS. 104 4 RANK.. 1031 ii an 101} 11 - 14 Salsa. TKI r Cl. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Refers, Extend= No. 1, 107. Great Weetern.—Original Birming. guar. Stk., Lancuhire and Yorkshire redeem. 6 per cent. Stk., 134 i. London and Brighton S per cent. Guar. Stk., No. 1, 113. Midland Consolidated 43 per oast. Prof. Stock, IWeem ►ble if so determined by the proprietary, 1021 11. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and S. FCOOT•(LimitedF, guaran — toad 7 per rent., 174. Belgian Eutern Junction, 11. Great Luxembourg, 11. Namur and Liege, guaranteed 14fr. per aoseun, 81, 1. Recife and Saa noodle" (Parasiabooo), guaranteed 7 per cent. (Limited). 174. dos Paolo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per rant., (allpaid),2l4. West Flanders. 71. Weston and North Western of France, 21. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAY, APRIL 4. 8 LK- L ,a, NW . '9290 417 E. Utah _ ni1.92 421 R.N.'. tah • - 42.89 42 1 1 & Ardromen 'l9 81 44 2 N. Greencastle.. _2280 4.i 1 S.W. Galway Valentin '29.07 601 0 8. Cape Claar !1t95 601 0 I S.W. Queenstown - 29.81 62 0 S.W. Liverpool '29.54 441 ; W. Bolirlwarl Pembroke Pennines . 30.0350 1 W.N.W. Breeli L'inient 20.00 52 1 W.N.W. t ocbeforl 20.11 52 1 B.W. Plymouth Weymouth 29 9e 51' 1 1 W. Portsmouth 29.0951' 1 W. tondos Dover 92 08 ss: 0 • N. W. Yarmouth 9.4050 0 W.N.W. .earborough 22 K 2 4V. I N N.W. 9hMlds El ellgoland 9.73 ss 1 E. i L I , 11. S., i TO . O. rim !11. r :11.1 ✓ 0 no , O. f 0. 1 0. 1 •0. a re " 0102 Sc ro O. o O. ,om 0. fa ILI ro .0.a4 I rf 0. fo , 030 ro ,0.21 i re 0.03 - lois : 1 o I 3 o Ole 3 r . 0.30 2 ea • 11 3 eh. I Pd. I MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two ()VIA*. K. The mining market is steady to-day. East Caradou and Wheal Seton shares are in demand at advanced prices ; the former are now quoted 321! to 33, and the latter, 195 to 290. Great Vol.. on the other band, am lower, at 36i to East Lovell are quoted 12 to 13, being strong ; Wheal Grenville, 9k to ; and Sithney Metal, 51 to 61. No transactions are officially recorded in the Stock Exchange list. Cape copper el, area continue to exhibit an upward tendency, while Alamilloa and Fortuna are dull. The director,. of the Port Philip and Colonial Gold Mining Company have received from Suez a telegram in anticipation of the advice from Clunee of the rearits of the operations for the month of February last :—" The new stamps at work. Yield for February nearly 9 data. per ton. Payments for firewood heavy (winter stock). Remittance, 3,000!." N. B. The telegram is very illegible, but the above is believed to be a correct reading. The following mining dividends have been de clared during the mouth of March : . . Pee share. Amount. Devon Great Consols—. £lO 0 0 .... £10.240 0 0 Great I,irev Vigra sod Clogatt Routh Candor' Tiocroft Great Wheal Vor West Banat 0 6 0 .... 1,500 0 0 East Basset 2 0 0 .... 1.024 0 0 1,000 0 0 012 0 0 2.16 00 _ _ in° St. Day United Wheal Mary Ann Wheel Jane OlO 0 .... !Canty 1 0 0 :... Total £.10,70K 0 0 1 i t ip l 71 ►i~~