The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-09 00:00:00

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IMAIMIM. 81/. , at progeresuir 0 .4 ..unse dor ale i ant ticaLLl MST NOT = L ID. Tkaaairl lOW. Tabus. PfIMM. Pattans. a palm tallaarmit anal Ifs. ... NIL ... eft .30 dim la .. eft .. ts. ~,,,,,,, rub fuirrairMlO so MU . Sill M? . Ty Ina. rem , fir. tit II g 7 NV (Ipitaiirou red IRMO slot et wearier, 11 , =Mot las Isaaaa la tap so d waft to e4l aml taws' IL—TI‘ Oalartatrast Oar. is ii t .arrev. sad No. I. limsaabeet. Er 4 Allard is Wellaaolma, ism AY •• ItY'S HRALTH-REBTORINO FOOD %ups .04 INWITS.—The ILITALINTA AL- Ant and Misted new* (without mei% T ow, to it wow he Umo W met IS ether mew of No. et steak, lottotiosi, tint awl Is Mi. r ,ker y rooted, everted' Nelpeely. liebNeeletew krt. *rutty. btortbena r lideleeer. spenedee, tms. trurtioes al taw elds. Mime al the illimeh we. see mkt WI ether ditememee, 2/ Wants, ppm% wimp. gambighos = W. Ir. New •64weet. Lowish; oleo of maga. Mum sad 011, %Ma& es. veaseeme. : .l.7 mw" 11.ary; sod at IS I , th•beetewooteeet.odthis g 111111 awl 4611,, roods of peer, lime. Me% emel Mies to Lowe al the saw et Ude leeeleeie. lord. WS PI LMONIC ELIBIR.—This eels. n . m eitts• Is polls salhaatina. 4aTtIO. 11:d1.. I neuenza, and craggy samagimlnsa. nyer see thy =abase assaiod he It tlhe aten-tee patronage. Puffers, aela theemts re ea Deena teeoentaeaded So Iwo ninsaisot i t cc and NO eon nada will bans as plrM Is 101 tea boar*: sad is sinbands - I_. allowls. . certainly follow tie us of 11.—Peorassa sal sold • 3•14 Craw court. Lain• and I I.azds, V, N. Pies ; larday ; sad t: Sutton scd Co Cborolonall I them tot, Landau; licatersatod I.M ideas. Illsoder t diabase! ; sad nadia Iteilha Items, at earb. The beaks st la M. ssainls raft tarts 4/. cutruirp.re N.Ewwonza iiiiii.; — )TMENT of LIFE. ...h.rreyesti., W nqtrri use of I.:i.7ii;;;;:a — pitteg — isnd — lggerase I Li.zusis at Inaisa—Tha NO% liMm. Re= t. ..b, sad otter pisamt plisso—Csaminy .... Lisa= at Night —E•ealnes at Nasee— al— ,.s e.lng. Dneluaf, bleeping, B. Ala, Past. A. Ste. sn die 310CIITAINS. 3 eels. Is. Gait; by past. tat Lahr—Rai it iNakozyk M. liJkaraay—Smaiabasma al id.. WON A ha, EAr• be tnukt. ° = AroiD. •-nre ran aced en ear owes say m. -c. broapaar and carol al a-1 enlesiirit eametkaniss. Mat lenme tie man o: plenaure. InWarim, sr Mindy nod embitnws kale dirt aid pitytTail ronitkot of ', P.:minter-few; Mak aa, Oorahin Corrotbe, , or Ciro tram tar astloor, Argollidoos, A IV INTELLIGIINCIL THIS DAY. !OUT Ok BANKRUPTCY. CONSIIIIIIOIIII2 FONDULDOta. '1" ADAMS MID COMPANT. - EXTVISIVI A.ThLL FAILMIZ.-A GOOD ESTATI. bu.krupts, viler were extensive eiliseere, S. tee w.,3 sad brats &seders, carrying on • Teases Ires Wad's, Botherhithe, raise up r 'twit tifl, 0. 4 Mr Et ins'el 1, else official waives, was ex oranle to the bankrupts. It stated that they ..bwk and other regular books durum their :mai minuet of debts is 4,14:11L 2s. 2d., and the* that in March, 1847, Um backrapta po.- ql 14,11.1. Their 10.11.11 had bees 10,416 L, 1,.:11. tun upon the Attica steamer, and above re•iltit.s the benkrapt's 'lint, buildings, and *5 n 4.1 menet et arts rewind by Mr. St atafeld ta. 41., oat of which a dividend of 154 in the . be paid is the coarse of the present week, a cash Waves ' attar pay:stint of all the of '441 11+ Id, and goad tills oatetandine tt.e 1 . of tt creditor, who have proved I ei 1 °Nina 20s. is the pound, and a surplus will f *lt I:wimpy,. may.* th• wipes's, haei g adverted to the figures .u. t s adapt e's report, remarked that the at I es wh,l• oody et erediton whom he repre .r• 1...1iy sad latently astisfi.el with t►e eoaduct of • aed d.ired that they should have a first elan • mated to then. tour melted er - at Matt their hocks were in ? mid they bed bees very well kept, and the Lai toe:. unremittiog in their attendance to their Arta KM bs f.lt sone stratification littering able is scut a Grat etre stertificate, and that immediately. •••• ealaailisr *sir ',ampule operation', had t • fs.a their trd.aarf mane of *radio's, and u I t ei h a d a t i g h t to calculate upon a ligitimate • 4 thair baeinqa. Ceder all the eireanatanate wa one of the most satisfactory bankrupt s...ft-se been his fir assay years. :Avis* eutilleste of the hest elan Was this ..11 , 11. ni . Extrines Cnastans.—lafornist ion towa istinday, whist, we belie..,.. y be depended lieT. Jdokell, vicar el Mary Chum*, Deets , 1, 4 L. tial , io to Bohop of Exeter, had eigaitl a of re igniar his !ivies this week, preparatory 11*.a thumb it me.—/fereki. fuLEUENT bT THE SECRETARY OF A BUILD -Yesterday isformatios waa reeeived at the .tatiee, area Bcculandiard, that Thome' • 6 , - .3.kr a •Ite mere el !smith. and formerly a `ever s.l. Imoira thromthout Solftik. bad ' l4 ' .r.. 0 lou r tows, ottanted with having received as d epwaes of 6,0001. belocidag to tee basefic which he was nentary. A award of lend foe ki apprthetteloa. &ti.istaT or PECXII•3I, PORTIIAN.— 'unoll ttob mat streasoue exertioas as the part of tam auttw ties were made throat beat the whole Lef at. .s met assist, so evae I. the thieves who stole trot VIP dime Peckham hes boa discovered. t- at its l'aet•tara satkeddes have oreorfuhd Ito 1, ace bees ia the lortries 28 years, se bears to-cter. &mai Movables have bees made ..1 • too ler Mamas latter aim* the rubbery. EIIIN-MS ter TIE BIRDS.— Bird and his malt acquitted at Eaotar, of the diary of 4 sy Ann Pan .a., ch.,. apprehended O. Friday ..mire, near iiiteford, ea a •of bevies as ethenene maltreated that ea ortssate Mild, v at aft. rams la the Bridawsll of Bideford. were pane struck what told the chards es •7 "" •PPc.honded, al they had 'Guineas*/ ale erth'r proceediuga would take place. Thep taut ,ut Hoards, Wont the magistrates, sad Irmo , as tatted, as they were coadaeted from the Bsi&e. masirrates' nice. Dorloitaa muss of rr ttA female gni otter was t.ltsa pill that hid alai man, and the farther promediap LAND MOVENEST.—The borough of •llsli is Wan/ up this prujert, s soel•ty 4 .ethen s qt. Iweekt ago, disgusted the 1L•51..g Freehold La r d [so ciety, its of jeer co: toe toasty freesias Is the Eat Biding of '.l eoico Noll forms as hopertant part Oa ll.* wmusituie of directors sawed the assist- Tsy:or, jog., cf Biraniagt ans, who wwh• . 15.un i ia tte *doss of the •.s,c outsets, sonsietiadelliefly of working son. (1 •i o the /restos( intermit to the speaker's 'reptile t -' Anti o' ere w.rking clams to elevate and 0011.. thr,ußp the instrumentality of free ti 5. Al.rether the netting woes most oaths '. I tbt oriel, may be promenaded se tally sad • itted lit w.r.l additional sham were taksa tithe ote "A Nubs here been adopt e d and d u ly • ;51.estel in complete working est •P MA' therm kers been registered @Moo tho 01 hit Willits' lemstbrop the president of • w.c ucseteloltly rrevented his from tibias ..oe. our (*este em . Th e hipminit gentlemen are • I ! at floury Blinded/ and Thomas New 11 ".wittratse of th, borough), Leunard Welt, &se, It has now been decided that anthicwieneral shall be appointed adjutant -general is place of the late Lieutenant - General Biz John Ilawleaeld, and the Deputy Adjutant. General, Major-General Brown, is to be the Low Adjutant-General. This arrangesseat will effect a saving of about 70W. a year, as Maier- Gee. Brown's sueoessor as Depaty Adjatant-Oseeral will be a colonel only, a farther saving will thee to effected to the country. The entomb:ly of the 42ad Foot is still moat. CENTRAL -CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. Savona raa Biennia. TIER CUMMINS •a•tar • CLIOLOYMAN. R. C. Willie, the elergyissa who (as is repealed la sm other *sham) was iteavistad paean et obtaislai warm by anew el bbs fibeguas, was basht op he jadgemest. Mr. Pam is Edelweiss of pwshbans, aged epos the tart tat ae passer bad hues* less a way of tsetse* sad Oration. sad the sio of a Mato worth hese 1.500/. to 2.0001. a roar. peau a r dded Abet be hawed the cream had ado*, to pees thews* nadistively splint The Awarder, after sada sone mauls upsm tbe ag gravated aware of the ofma sad the bad maple adore d bps arms la the pacifies of the prisoner to tines who were las educated, and it • sere bands posiHon of Ilk, aeateteed iatobe be Lopetexed and kept to hard labour to the How of Carmelo. lur oat year. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MULNISION-HOUNL TUN CZAIOI 01 STGALIXO ♦ CNIPAI7I AGAINST TX, Lacs Lasser♦ or can Ginter= Tanana —Welke► Watts, the late lease* of the Olympia sad Maryleboae Theatres, eras brought before Mr. Alderman Gibbs for re-ezaiaisation, open the shams of stealing a cheque for 1,400 L, the pea party of the Globs lasaranes Compaay. Tite *oast, es en fame, ennalens, was densely wended by ambers of Übe t►eatrical proistaien, and the inte rest wee inanifered. _ A clerk fro M -1717. Fruittold's °Mot appeared (or the pro mulgation, sad Mr. Wentaer for the prims..er. On thu own- Asa there were no etramel. Oa the part of the prosecution, an applicatioa was made for a further maned, is the ground that there was as investigation still pending, to aacertain if any farther charges were to be brought easiest the pri•ourr. Alter imam remarks from Mr. Wentser, to the effect that Mr. Watts courted the stricamt investigation Mr. Alderman Gibbs remanded the prisc:ner until Tues day mat. LOSS OF LIFE ST Fraz.—Thin morning a fire broke out ia Ship-yard, Temple Bar, No. 26, whereby, Notwithstanding toe most energetic seasons ea the part of dr Greaten from Faris/des-street, as also the asighboure ad kelgers. an elderly temale, aaned Racks I T was a • nub bunt that it was necessary to sonny her to liirg's Cans li•opital, where aka died directly after her adenines. The WRECK OF THE ROYAL ADELAIDE STEAMER. —The robbery of the general post letter bop, belonging to tie Leadeshalletreet walk, yesterday morale', deprived Mr. Hanky, the mover of the City of Dublin Steen Na vigation Company, of all advice+ coacieraii g the loss of the Dilated steamer, the whole of the couipsay's inters having bees carried of by the thieves. From oilier sources we learn that no lur.her bodies have been washed ashore, thoush many have been picked up by wreckers, who have flocked round the vicinity of the Tongue Bands site* the night of the wreck, and having striped them of what property they had on, nes eosaitted then to the deep. N,lted bodies of nea and WOlllllll have been pared in the channel by the vessels that have arrived in the river dating the last three or four days. Two or three vessels have been wind by the anus, hawks property mutinied on board, evidently pluadered fro. the wreck of the Nryal Adelaide. At pre 'eat the easepany have been usable to Neenah' the number of (wadies kit destitute by this dreadful neat—they are supposed to be ennediagly nuasrens. A sabseriptios his bona opened at seammi banking satehiliehnients la the City, to alleviate, in a asseare, the salt Hass of the helpless and destitute creatures, and no doubt it will be immediately isiaded to. Mr. Hartley, tie /manager of the einapany, will also gladly receive essitributioiss, at the offices is Leaden ball street. ACCIDENT.—A most distressing accident essurred at Exmouth on Tunday last. Capt. H. C. Elwin, late of the 12th Foot, was riding, scoompamW by his son, a boy about nine years of age, when, on turning a corner, the child's pony becks into a gallop end ma away, and wee im mediately followed by the other horse. The pony was pulled up before going very far ; bat Capt. Him's, from frequent disks. mions of the shoulder by fells while hantirg, had neatly lost all strength in his left sun, sad was unable to restraia his horse, which galloped on towards the town at a furious rate. On coming to a comer house closely surrounded by as Iron rail, the animal j.mmped ov. r the railing. knocking his rider against the corner, who rebounded sad fell heavily ea the spikes ' one of which deeply penetrseed the right arm, and sooth er the thigh ; some ribs a/so were broken. Capt. Ellie., though quite sensible, was unable to move off the spikes, but was quickly lifted from his perilous position, and conveyed to • shop rime to the pace sad immediately attended to by two medial men. Having been conveyed home, he died at as early boar on Saturday morning. THE MURDER NEAR NEWPORT.—Oa Sunday night M. Murphy and P. Sullivan were apprehended in a low lodging home in ChelNinham, charged with the murder of Jess Lewis, the discovery of whose tedy was announced in Saturday's Egprest The priboners, who seem very de. tensiaed characters, left Cheltenham in custody of the police, a' three o'clock yesterday morning, for Newport, where they will be sneaked before the magistrates. Information has alce been received that the same men have boss con tented fa an almost equally appalling transaction. lir. B. Meredith, seed 72. of Ayibutoe, was stopped between sax and seven o'clock on Friday night, ea the high road, at Parby, in the parish of Lydney, by the two ruffians, and severely beaten, the crown of his head being kicked in, and the par man left for dead. The meals decamped with a silver watch, pocket book, umbrella, re ceipt stamp, and other alleles which they found on hla per see. Mr. Meredith was afterwards found by sma pawn by, end conveyed to the nearest hoes.. Medical oilstone. was sportily tendered, but the unfortunate mat has been unable to speak since, and lies in a most precarious state. BRUTAL CONDUCT.—Oa Monday last, two men named Edward Crass sad Thomas 0,11, proceeded to a hill side on the estate of Itenabb, parish of Maugbold, for the purpose of preening a bundle of heather for the making of brooms ; while thus engaged the proprietor of the premises observed them, and remarked that he should quickly maw them remove their quarters. IA accordance with this determination, be at OWN it. , t fire to the dry forts and heather, directly antler the plan where the poor men were imago/ as above tamed. Taw fire spread with great fury, and it was only by rolling himself down the brow of the hill, and Islas, over the edge of the pricipioe into the river underneath, that Gall escaped, whilst his un fortunate oompsaica, who was a pensioner, aged 80 years, sad quit* a cripp/e, was left is his helpless stela a prey to the devouring elciseat. After the name had subsided, Gill want is search of Crane, whom he found horst to a cinder. The proprietor of the heath has bun apprelheaded.—Mona Liberal. LOAD MEDIFTN.—This egret which has been cir culated relative Se Lord Mohr's s retirement frees the beach is sow stated to be altogether without fotandatiam. His lordship le sonvelsseent. ACCIDENT ON THE CALEDONIAN RAILWAT.-011 Thursday diem= lest an widest by whisk blow life was placed is semdderalde jeopardy, warred at** Ambers gray Madan slabs Clehdoisn Hallway, shoat eighteen miles west from Zarabergh. Tbe goods train whisk left as Lothian Road mistiest al Ime .. .fork bad proceeded as far as Amaral/ray when the passemger train which left Edinburgh at half-past three ~leek k The company's °Heir& bad been famed in sbusting mime ether venoms at the statics, leaving the goods tram ea the line of rails essupled by the paseesser traia, whim\ same Into violist solligion with the goods train. The eagles was throws of the rails and mach shattered, while the delver, stoker, and fireman were all more or lees severely injured,—the latter, we believe, being smoldered in some drawer. The breaksinan'a van of the goes train also intetained considerable damage, No material Wary was sustained by say of the passeogen, though their secap• must he looked upon es a most providential sae. denial alit* trucks in the s,trsie, which were laden with cattle, eastaised some , bet the iaJar7 to the pameager signiors is locoed . An investlgaliem Into the natter will doubtless he made en the pert of the emapany. The accident is attributed to the reeklemasse of the erogias.driver of the passenger traits, is having approached die station at to. great speed. The liar, was obstructed for sea time to coseequence of the accident, sad the train' delayed beyond their usual time. DOHLIN Baran.—(From the Freensases Joursal of April Bth.)—ln shares very little has been done, sad there la not aay material alteratied, although the laclinatioa is towards • decline. Gnat id.nithern and Western, 204; Miuland Great Western, 224 (sash 10r. decline); Halves, 6 Dahlia and Dragheda, 261 t ; • 84; Dundalk and EnalekUlem, 64 ; Dahlia and Halfast J a .netion, 11; Water. ford and Limerick, 71; Hibernian Dusk, 261; City of Dublin Steam, 1838, 324 (10s. decline); City Four per Coat. Debentur. s, 72 (I 4 chaise) ; Patriotic Inenrenes Company, 71 (1 decline); "dialog Mammy of Irelaad, 44 ; Capper Mine, 131 (I ammo); Alliance and Comnoiers' Cu, 61 en di,. (Bs. 3d. advance); Ballaet Oflles Deben tares, ON. - - Woost, BaitUsk qn. 30,402 31,006 Ditto &mak Ditto Irish Ditto Ponies , 60,915 3127812 Told . 116.417 344,032 Morley, thogliott vs. 46.201 46.638 Ditto Scotch „ 9,123 9,805 Ditto 1641 it, Ditto Foreign Total ,, 128,773 186,660 Oat., Boob* vs. 36,669 30,678 Ditto Sowell Diqo Dior „ 11,321 49 724 Ditto Foreign Total „ 164,255 291,124 Naas, English qrs. 11,806 9,265 Ditto Scotch Ditto Irish Ditto Foreign „ 29,633 12,378 Total.. „ 41,894 21,728 no. Eoglialt Ditto Scotch .9 ao 10 Ditto Irish •• Ditto Fc.rolgs Total ., 13,846 27,164 Ditto So Ach .... .... oir,tst• Ditto Irish 2OO Ditto Pendia 54,095 I 18,726g10. 1 . 11 ,103bia. 113 ' 436 f 8911:419.0re51 It will be observed that the differeece fa the supplies of home grows wheat sad barley is sot material. In the arrivals of English oats and fiber there is a considerable Increase ; whilst the receipts of all kinds of foreign predate hays been much smaller than in the correeponding quarter last year, which has no doubt bola pertly seamed by*, seventy of the winter. Thoegh no material increase has taken place is the deliveries of wheat from lour owe growers, end the supplies of the settee from abroad have been 'oily nisderate the trade has lout the arm time by whisk it was eliareeterisid the last week or two la March : sad not only has the upward movement is priers been sleeked, but a reaction to the extent of about in. per qr. bee takes place at weevil of the leading provincial markets held Mao. Monday. This has no doubt been caused put', by the dull replete from Mark bee ; thottith we are inclined to attribute it more to the pre vailing bekef that the supplies from the farmers will, stow that the towing of spring earn is .early completed, bemuse Erre liberel. The clump fa die weather has also had mere or less effect, the rise which has takes plea in the temperature, sad the showers which have fallen within the last few days having stimulated vegetation, sad imparted a springlike appearance to the country. Inieed, there is sobbing in the pretest p seition of affair., except the lowness of prime, to entourage punka! ere to take mote than they require for immediate use, and there is conseqaeutly a mend unwillingnem to hold stocks. The importations, kam abroad may, perhaps, sot be very large during the newt swath sr two, but we are likely to have regular 1 arrivals from one qui/rinser the other ; sad as there is now se inducement to store all that comes to band will probe bly be somewhat pea s ingly offered from on board ship ;a ' very small increase in the home supplies might thersicre have the effect of still further reducing quotations. Our Becton letters inform us that a similar change bad takes place is the weather in that part of the country to that experienced is the souls. All kinds of spring labour ste described as well advanced, and the appearance of the autumn-sowa Wheat is favourably spoken of. The trade in gnia was dull as well at Edinburgh as at Glasgow, on Wed nesday, sad previous prier; were barely =detained. In Ireland geed soppltes ears cod pensems Amor io have been brought forward, which, with the dull ampules from this side of the Channel, had caused a small decline in prices. The planting of potatoes was being actively pro. seeded with, sad a larger breadth will be cultivated than has bees the case dace 1846. The arrivals of wheat coastwise Into the port at London hey. been very small during the week ; but this may have been partly caused by the boisterous state of the weather, having dining the last few days had heavy gales from the westward, which mast have rendered it difficult for the boys to work up the river. Mmuwlnle there have been few offers free se board from the east ross_,•• and the *hos. at Meek-lane by land carriage samples from E•ses and Kent having also been trifling, needy buyers have had to pay former terms. The transactions on Wednesday were of a strictly retell scale, but the few lots exhibited were held at rates fully equal to those carnet in the beginning of the week. On Friday the miller seemed even less inclined to buy than Wore, and with little or so increase in this arrivals, toles were made with coneiderable difficulty at previous pilaw, and the market closed very languidly. The supply of wheat from abroad hu been moderate ; still the quantity offered from on board ship halt proved more than utile eat for the demand, the country inquiry having been of the most retail character. The nominal top quotation for flour has undergone so change. Country flour, unless very fresh and good, hes hung heavily on head, sad the sale far foreign has likewise been slow. The quantity of English barley brought forward hat been trifling; and though the seed demand bes now in a great mea saes subsided, and some of the malsten begin to talk or discon tinuing work, still the 'ow lots of fine malting quality which have appeared ►ave been plait Al at prices similar to those current on Monday last. The business dons is malt has bean of a retail character, but holders have not premed sales ; and former tense have been steadily supported. The supplies of Gate from our own coast and Scotland bays tales off, and the reeMpts from abroad have been lee • pleat!. ful than before. English beau have tome forward 'Daringly riace Monday, sot. itt standing which they have sold with didieulty at the rates then current — P, as hays cached vanilla* attention, and have not varied In vales. The inquiry for fluting comes of Indian earn has rather revived ; hat, owing to the high pretensions of holders, little or Ito business Me bees dome. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING TIM PART WIRY. (hen the Mari Law istprras.) Vs following tab* ebowieg the arrivals of the prissipsl kisk of grain, oelee, sad dear late the of Leaden, dating tbe three seethe ending 30th lLwl, sad tossipto is tlifeenespeeiling quite/ law yaw, may prove of lamed le wine el ear rade@ : FOREIGN CORN TRADE. appears to .... ----- Very little champ have taken place in quota tions of grata at any of the lawns, eastiaratal market.. mad the general tone of the &dyke's trout the Baltic I. decidedly firm. The weather appears to have been very INVIITO up to the awe of March, and .any of the principal rivers and harbeare were still blocked by Ice at the date of the newt worst seacniab We have Danzig lettere et the 30th alt. The Vistula was then still closed by km ; but the tempera'nre leaving rather Hen, the river was expected to be free in the muse of abase a week. Meanwhile very small supplue bad been received by land carriage, and sellers of wheat had demanded full terms, notwithstanding the discouraging reporta from heave. Holden of wheat in granary appeared to feel perfealy satleiled that prism email set, under say circumstances, re sell amailla asi ten thrasion more disposed to retain then as part with the mall quantity of really fin* quality as lead. Geed sew 611 b. higb•mixed was the. quoted aqua to 35a. id. to 378. • mixed, of 601ba. to 611 b., 345. to 35a. par qr., free en be ard. 04 wheat was very scarce, and for 621bs. high-Rl:ed. 41s. to 425. per qr. tree on board had been de manded. Then were complaints respecting the rye-crop, whieh It was feared had nutained injury from the severity of the weather.. At Bealgsbarg, on the 29th of March, prices of wheat were wash no sins as before. During the week • feu pavanes had been made on Scotch assent. Berle y and oats had rather given way la value, Win to taarsond sup plies. Charters had ben closed for an or two moderate sized vessels to load wheat for the east coast of Gnat Britain at 3s. 6d._per qr. From Bastock we learn that little or so increase had token place in the supplies lon the growers; sad that, though the export demand had ben aniasportaat, full priers had been insisted oa. Really In panels, weighing 621bm. to 6311 w. per bash , had brought as wash as 360. to Ws. 6d., and good gond qualities free 34e. is 36e. per qr. fin on board. Linton from Stettin, of the 30th ult., sato that Dusan had throughout tla week been very inactive, but that sellers of wheat had remised Inn, Odin/4 to accept lees nosey ler good wake ; 6211 a. Pannoniann sculd not have been so so to be put free on board below 36e., sad sitsoadaryiliesseiption of red wheat varied lit value from 325. to 34• per qr. free ca board. Pram of spring tarn had re sniaec nominally unaltered, scarcely a sale having bean made of either bailie or oats dung the week. Quango,s from th b other limn Balls ports are not quits so high, but prices ars re:Windy higher In that quarter than in the British IMAMS. And there does not appear to be much chine of immediate shipments to any oaten being made free thane to this nanny. At Rotterdam no mast was held on Monday, owing to the Basta holidays. Litters from ann. dated Teensy. hawse as that • punkas' or two of red Rhino wheat had been made (it was supplied on British account), at 355. to 36.. per qr. fro* on hoard, for qualities w e l c hi ng 130 to 131 lbs , Dutch se.k. In •he French markets pries, appose' to have undergone very little change. Notwitheanding the noniron, unsatis factory result o f the recent coorignateutg to this nuotry, sidpecento continued to be node. L 1110 Mattooroaosa woo &oboe is... lo have boa "Ambled to ; sad at Id orsoOlso, It the Wl ism., mood 1111141 to. to 61elbo Peas►li Odom wheat night have bona bomb* of Us. per qr. fro* es board. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY The amount of bills drawn by the Dist India Com pany ea the respective praidenoies of India from the 24th March to the Bth inst. was as under : 8 24th IMMO 6 11 Bata of 16Z0h•Orb. 37,335 17 6 110 Oil. par No rapes. 760,0170/ ...... 11,000 e 0 b. li. par Max Beat 4:91,451 S 4 A new loan for 40 million florins for Lombardy has bum concluded at Vienne, ball payable in Trea sury notes and the rest in coin. The Metalliques had eseitequence declined—the Five per Cents. to 92 13-18, and the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. to 81 16.18; Bank Shares to 1085. Exchange on Lon doe, 11.48. The Dutch Trading Company ham given notice of a public sale of Java sugar, to take place on the 7th May. It will commies 36,765 baskets deliverable at Rotterdam ; 36,000 ditto at Amsterdam; 3,113 ditto at Deeilts 6,876 ditto at Middleberg. adviese of the 6th mention thattnemesed aniniation bad prevailed in the coffee market, with a further slight advance in prim; but u holders were very firm, and would not enter the market at present rates, the transactions during the week were limited to 13,200 bags Brazil at 41 to 61 soh., and 800 bags Domingo et 41 to 51 'eh ; good ordinary Brazil was quoted 41 to 6 sob. Sager, on the other hand, was rather lower in value, at which several small lots for local consumption bad been disposed of; 400 boxes ordinary white Havana at 17.5, and 1,000 boxes brown ditto at 12.11 to 14 marks. In Caro lina rice some business had been done at 12.8 to 13.4, and superior ditto at 14 marks 4 soh. In cotton nothing of any importance had been done. A good opinion prevailed for hides. A panel of 2,000 oontner damaged Domingo logwood bad realised at auction 2.9 to 2.101. Almonds were held at higher rates, in corsiquenos of the advice* from the pro- ducing districts.' Is speller the business was limited to 2,000 mothers, at 9 marks 8 'ch. The wool market was quiet, end, with the exception of some small lots of Mecklenburg fleece at 191 ech. per lb., no business had been done. The grain market was quiet, and prices drooping. The public securities were looking up. The exchange on London was 13.91 for three months. Gold, 4361 mar s. Letters from Gallipoli mention that the crop of oil of the province was only about one-eighth of the usual average, namely 37,000 'aims, of which 22,000 had been seat to G allipoli, and 15,060 salms to Taranto. The quality is particularly good, and fully equal to that of the previous year. Is deposit there were about 37,000 alms, the greeter part of which were already engaged for export. Au unusualdzgree of cold, and the then prevailing drought, had irjured the olive trees in many districts, and unless more favourable weather intervenes, apprehensions were entertained for the next crop. The oil makers were firm is demanding high rate., and Gallipoli was quoted 31d. 40g. per calm L o. b. Advises from Naples mention that fears were enter tained that the cold and snow are likely to injure the almond blossoms and seriously effect the crop. Con tracts for October delivery had been made at 24 d. per out., first cost, and !or prompt at 231 d. From Apulia the accounts respecting the injury done by the frost to the almond blossoms are even more discouraging. and the crop in consequence was considered almos lost in that district. The export of Muscatel raisins from the island of Samos to foreign ports, between the 13th September, 1849, and 18 - h February this year, amounted to 8,389 casks of the growth of 1849, of which 8,247 owls were seat to the Netherisads, 3,2911 maks were by Dutch vessels, I,ol9casks in Greek vessels, 760 in Danish, 600 in Sareintan, and 373 in English weasels. Accounts have been received from the Mauritius to the 19th January. A deal of activity had prevailed in the sugar market, with a slight advance in price, fine yellow being quoted 4.85 to 3.05 ; good ditto, 4.50 to 4.75 ; middltrg, 4.13 to 4.40 ; and others in proportion. The sales during the last eight Idays amounted to 40,000 bags at the above rates. The exports to date amounted to 68,108,765 lbs. sugar, and of rum 174,752 gallons. Freights were quoted 21. 15s. to 2/. 17s. Bd. to Great Britain. The beneficial effects of the operation of the new navigation laws had already b:en felt in the colony, to the great advantage of the trade of the island. Several Frerch vessels had arrived during the month with cargoes, which had been admitted for consumption, and diapored of at a profit to the im porters. From Buenos Ayres we have this afternoon re °rived oommercial advice, of the lit of February. They state that the market continued very flat for all kin& of import', as the enormously large supplies daily pouring in were quite out of proportion to the consumption. The stocks in first and second hands were rapidly accumulating, and prime in consequence were giving way, so that at the current rates very few articles would realise cost price. Articles of export were scarce in the market, owing to the long continued drought, and the brisk demand induced by the accounts from Europe. Prices, therefore, were disproportionately high, particularly for hides and wool, for both which articles there was a good demand, whilst tallow and horse-hair were neglected. The price of salt was very low, being only sr. to 6r. per fan. Freights were scarce, and many vessels it was thought would be obliged to sail in ballast in consequence. The rate was 31. to the Channel. The doubloon was quoted at 250 to 248 dole. Exchange on London, 675. 6d. to 881, per ounce. The financial position of the Argentine Confede ration is represented as being very satisfactory, owing to the ability with which this branch of the national business has been conducted by the executive. The following is a general statement of the publio domestic bt of Buenos Ayres, from the period when the first portion of it was contracted—i e., the lit Jan , 1822, up to the end of Dec., 1849, together with the cash account from the lit Lin. to the 31st Dec., 1849: 'TpcC . ents z ... 4 pe p % ?sari To amount crested by laws, Oct. V, ••••• MI, up to March 28, ISO Ity amount of stock uselshoed amount of stock not In circulation being to corpor..tions sod pious esmW6hinentt By amount of stock redwood to the end of 1616 By amount of stock redeemed In the _ _ 104,638 2 2,322,976 74 primal year By balance, being amount la simula tion at this date 891,731 3 12,939,140 7i Dollars 2,000,000 0 32,000,000 0 Di. • per Ds. C Hs. To Warmer at the end of 1519 4,790,396 remount received frees the Customs to pay Were* and tinkles lead, In the present ,or, ISO 9,753,199 Toh elmmounte narked ed Irani the Mist, ts/0o espi of dekleg tua &vomited there aceeedleg to law el liar& to, 184$ 6,944,926 I ' By antraot Sitar* this year, 4 per Oests. Do. do. 0 per data 930,934 7 By grade* Wasted la Marisa stook la the proveut year Do /endued to Customs for dlrmt los tribatioas this year By balsam Want mouth, for basest 14 3 , 53 1 Si I 3 aims yi Do. do for sinking flied 3,311,401 4 , Boma Arm, Dee. 20, 1619. 11,944,9211 1 f S im CHANOKS AND NCOCICA AFIRDAn. Ar.a.—Priersol mime • Plaasburtt TheesaNd.e-Elelf per 4 : 76176 WIN mow; Luble,4 Low, 11130. 1 2 7 / Wl* 07 2 money; ileuovertaa Five per Centa, 10 6 11 ; Rwlae Elteligt Lee. 103 OWN 1041 money; Hamburg allilhates. Five per DAIL, 06 / Mlle, el mosey; Hope sod C a . ard pod 4th miss, 96 bills; adtitits roar per OMNI. Ws, 031 n. 000 2 ; P 211221611 Fire EN . Oesle. 103 now yi Fi ve N J Onto., 16 * 661 1 6 0 1 1 0 . 2 ; Drib lu t e pm IC M Jamey Ditto to lea shires, ies. ; Ditto. Five me Cesta, On Mug. "4 TON per Cents., Oil Notereerdss _F° 6B 1 62 MN bah; egamisb Fire per Cam, 14 NU; D 11 1 . 7, TIM Mr Oasts, 371 WON 371 ; Aseeriaut az per C0n 74 .... 107 14/16, 07 muurb Eselliogat : opt, I Lni; Ike, amid% IL% Ay= 41.-11oSslo : Um ; I SZ al llwoo so OWL, IN DM% Flys par ; Ditto, Now pa Ow". ON • Mut I Poor tor Ora" ; DIS" of the Chi /Mt IN I at Bs*" M. almarsaws, APRIL IL—Dail nib: :Who Debt. Twora44- 11olf wi r t Zts. U$ telo. NI am mal Dlit& Ilmo pc Omb., NI 861 saw* ; Ditto. Pour me oN wow; karat ;Umatilla-1W per Owilt, I al e LoWl. Piers:to., uMk aSi maw. moos Inv Imo imd IN bilk lON = ; DIU% Poor per 00010, NNW; NI IS awry. Floe per Onlo., IN Illk, IN mossy; DIWo ; Mow per doolo, labia. SO Mo. IN wwwq. Austrian Fin pow Ooott., WSW. IN 11111. 111 wrown DIM. Twoooolorliall pro ONO. 1.8......1114.0101. 414211%41 a wry- DV Tiv.....4.•aat par OWL. drew :Os Iwo*" MIS ; twililllite; oaVot=rll3.o•; * two month% MI. THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocx. The first price for Consols this morning was the same as they left cif at yesterday, 96 to 1 ; the market, however, has since given way, and the last transao eons were effected at 9451, the present quotation being 961 to 8, both for present transfer and next Thursday. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 95,1, and last 95. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been done at 971 to 1 and 1, bother dividend. Business has been done in the Three pere Cent. Annuities, 1726, at 961; and in the New Five per Cants., at 122. Exchequer Bills mark 695. and 71s. for all sines; and India Bonds, under 1,0001, 91s. and 91s. prem. Bank Stock, 207. Long Annuities, 30 years, 1869, 71. India Stock, 268 and 6. In the foreign stock market the business has not been on an extensive male, and the only change of importance is a further rise in the value of Spanish I securities, based upon hopes that measures will be adopted as soon as the present diplomatic breach between the governments of Spain and great Britain has been arranged for bringing the claims of the bond holders in a forcible manner under the attention of the Spanish ministers. The Actives have been done as ittgh as 181, and the Three per Cents. at 371 ; but the present quotation is not quite so good, being 18 to 1 for the former. Peruvian mask 661. The business of the morning is comprised in the following : Brazi lian Bonds, at 87 ex div. ; ditto New, 1843, at 851. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 651 and 2 „ ; ex change, 12 gut ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 85 ex di.. Mexican, at 281. Peruvian Four-and-a-Hslf per Cents., 1819, at 661. and 1 ex die. for account; ditto Deferred, at 261 and 1. Portuguese Four per Cents., at 33. Russian Fournod-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, at la and 11 prem. Spanish Active Five per Cents. for account, at 184, 1,1, and 1 ; the Three per Ceuta. at 374 and 1. v o .l nezuele, at 311. INGLIS!" FUNDS.—Turs DAT. Rank Ptatk. ?9.5 7 I 3 per Ot.Cai. Ace.. ri 6 3 per Ct. Rod. Amu , M i La pia Oft. tt7 i 3 pia Ct. 003. Lam. 10 6 ebsgesr Slas. COL te ns. _ • . . ---- • F05E11324 FUND& I 66 per Cl Austrian Brads, 1 per Ch Ormolu 11106..16 17 per Cl. Ncia Brads. 68 PO Grenada Deferred Ilda, i 34 44 24 per Cott- 6 per Ot. 18•6.6 lin P 4_ 7 6 r u gl.A w rasill? Ns., 86 A 4 c . Oh Datio rerrA L ddh. 46 6 per Ct. thlttlne Apra F 3 5 Pertederal Oise., 83 7 mu. Milian Pda, 66 8 =Oh tea Ms. 106 8 Ditto Culumb. Let bra. Ilia l le 4 Colutobtan Comb. Dda. 34 - 4 3 per Tramiel . 374 i 3 per Cl. Danish lidh. 68 71 MUD brave O&M 4 It per Cl. Dutch lids.. f 64 6 3 per Ct. VOINSINaII Dra. 30 I 4 per Dutch Osia. 656 Yearaisin Deferred MX.. 114 124 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Buoon.—The market has opened heavily; the Mauritius, say 9,000 bags, shoved a decline of Bd. in public gale, but nearly all sold. The Bengal (14,000 bags) is progressing, but a large portion it the commencement wee withdrawn, as full pries s were not offered. The refined market is not quite so firm ; hot last week's prices have been supported ; groeery lumps. 42e. 84 to 60s. 84. Corrsz.-120 casks and 400 bags plantation Ceylon were offered in public sale, and, with the exception of two or three lots of fino, at 60s. to 85a., they were all withdrawn. A small amount of business ha. been done by private mis treat in good i.rdi- ary native Ceylon, at 605., which is a further decline of ls. Bahvgavaa —3,500 begs were offered in public sale, and about half sold, at 6d. to Is. decline. Rained oat ti, 26:. 64. to 275.; reersetim fit to 11, 26e. to 2 5 e. 64. Rica continues dull, and prices with difficulty eaP Rust —We ere without transactions to report to-IZ:Vat the market is very dull. Corrox remains firm, at last week's prices. Tea.—The market is inactive. In other article' , no material situation, but there has been a want of activity is the market generally. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet to day. There is rather more die position to sell new Tallow than was stown yesterday. Oa the spot the demand is indifferent. The Quotations are as under: Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 375. ; April and Itiay, 365. 91. to 37.4 October to December, to 38s. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Megan. Coopr and Davis report the trade very heavy, at the following quntaticas : Prime Meadow, 655. to 72a. ; inferior, 675. to 60s. Noreen, 455. to 65e. Clover, Ms. to 666.; Straw, 245. to 265. COTTON MARKET.—HAvaz, APRIL 8. The Cotton market to-day wu exceedingly dull. Bales, 200 bales ; price nominal. YORK, April 8. BToCI EXCPAIIOn.—Orast Northern, 6i ; York, New ca►tle, and Hamlet, 124 ; Ditto G.N.E. Purchase, 14. HAMBURG, Arra 6. BOIBINMALLB.—Hamb. Bernd., 92 bilL ; Berlin Bomb 78t bills, 79 g ooey; Cologne Minden, 931 bills, 93 money; Magdeburg Wittenberg. 381 bills, 38 money; Frederick William, 401 bills, 40 model; Alton' 97 1 bills, 92 money ; Mecklenburg, 31 money; Gluckstadt, 25 bills; Cownhagen, 35 bills; (iamb. Berpd. Merit!, Fire per Cents.. ICS bills; Berlin liamb. Priority, Ftuvand.a.lislt per Cente., 991 bills; Cologne Minden Priority, Four.and-s-Half per Cent., 101 bills, 100$ mom; Ditto, 11= Cent., 103 H alf p er money; Mecklenburg Priority, Four Hall per Cent, 101 NIU, 1001 money. WINDING re or TN. BRIGHTON, LIWIII, AND Tow 1111)01 W iLLI RAILWAY.--Yesterday a question of con adorable importance in ion with the dual settlement of this company's affairs, and involving the liability of a large number of shareholders, came on before the Muter in Chancery, Sir W. Horne. Mr. Daniel appeared for Mr. Norris, officiel manager to the estate and his solicitor, Mr. James, and Mr. 8 uttigats, Mr. Tyra', and other counsel, for shareholders. Lrd Alfred Hervey, M.P., who acted as chairman of the company, seas present, and the evidence adduced, which extended over some hours, was curiously illustrative of the style in which the basin's , of these con cerns was carried on. It appeared that 17,000 share" was to be the maximum of the original allotment, but that without any meeting being held or authority taken, this was, in the first instance, exceeded by the issue of 3,000 shares more, and subsequently a Mr. Potter, one of the allotment com mittee, sinele.handed, allotted 8,000 by himself. No wsrip for these 8,000 was now forthcoming, and the official manager reports that on applying to the parties said to penmen it,thsir . ply is, that they have none. The scrip certificates, too, «mashing of 33 large-sired reseistrars, though asserted by Nader, the secretary, to have been delivered under lock end key to the required custody, way not forthcoming, but had, now that they were materially wanted in evidence, by • art of Aorta paw, disappeared. The secretary swears that he daly delivered them, with other pagers, in • strong box to the clerk of the solistor, though without taking • receipt, and the clerk to the solicitor declares, on isfiliaat, his impression that there were no certificate' in the box. No distketion was made in the issue of original scrip from that issued in sieges. bat it wee does by the directors Indis criminately. There was no rule requiring more than en* umber to snake an allotment, sad Mr. Potter, who had been summoned to attend yesterday, could not be found. In stardust railway samovaes at the period, the order to the printer was "print slough," and seeetteliagly 60,000 blank scrip eer Mates, with only 30,000 used, were struck off, and these blanks were frequently " ready signed" by the di. rectors. Mr. Daniel contended that the allotment by Pot ter was binding on the shareholdan ; the counsel on the other side that it was illegal. His honour the Master said the whole was an extraordinary transaction. No doubt there were beetle's. n of honour and character connected with the eencern, but he felt it was a matter to be sifted, so that the apparent complexity might be cleared up. It was a mere mockery to imagine that documents of this import ance and bulk could have ben lost er mislaid , and as the production of them, as well as the presence of Potter was iadispemably, he should issue • warrant for the purpose. ?mann RAILWAY TRAPYIO.—The following are the last Meru of tile gram receipts of the plisaipal Preach railways Neurssas.—Yrom March 26 to April I Passengers, 207,70 X.; goods, 208,821 E; total, 41 8 ,3.8 f. Ito mot.— nun Alm. 24 to March 30: Pawners, 69,15021.; goods, e0,215f. ; total. 119. 1111 E rlssam—.ram March 21 to Match 30: Passmgars, 31,354 L ; goods, 38,721 E; mud, , 7,0731. 0111.11MIL—Yrom March 23 to Mar. 31: Presagers, 70,747 E goods, 104,1131.; total. 171, 1 301. linsossoz.—Vrom Mar.:4 to Mar.so : Pamengers, ;IMAM; goods, 37 7591, ; total, 6 7. 0761 . VIIIIMON.—VITIM Mar. 23 to March 31: Passengers, 28,777 L ; goods, 871 L total. 89,141 1 E lbotoaon—Pmen Mar. 14 to Mar. 30: Pmengers, 28,160 E; goods, 8,7711.; total, 31,636 E IHNIA.— NMI Match 24 to March 80: Pasetwors, 3,483 f.; goods, 6,930 f.; WM. 10,43 ;f Ntirres.--rrom Meech 23 to March 39: Pmengers,lo,l426; roods. 9,2041.; total, 23.9171. tirkA•IVIIIA.—From Hat. 23 to Ma. 31: Parieugers, 33,371 f. ; vale, mogn.total.94,loBl. RAILWAYS. Tate DAT, Two o'CLoca. Few bargains have been effected in railway shares to-day, and the market is heavy, the prices of most descriptions showing a decline from yesterday's rates. Caledonian Preference shares have experienced a heavy fall in vides ' • they were last done at 6}. Orem Northern. are als o particularly heavy, and the 22L shares have fallen to 61; London and Brighton. mark 79; Midlands, 86} ; South Eutaw, 131 • Lon don and North Western stock is steady at yeste rday's prices. The business in foreign shares continues of a very limited character. Central of France have been dealt M at 12i. Sarno lA:lm.y'. Ckstsg pries Yesterday. al" to 1 0t°1,a1..0 W ? ii --14 us. ;or APm Do. ltsgreei Alibit n Ne.,Dos..ai. la si erig: = 7a. „ Haats Walt. 6 ) ...DiairMirilhelarrormatse iaraitOoTroD73 RtroL,Rolv., lad Dud* oollodolypd.,orwitlyroar. IliDo. without goonato• loatoo, aal Dino... t sl see tsetse Ds. LH nehmen Chasbur and liolyhad . Dal,llFaq West Jam— De. ( Its E. k H.) Dal 1.1 0a.)6 p. Ct. Pre D0.(71.10a.) 7 p. Ct. Pref. Rasters Coombe Do. New Pref. I p. Do. tot, a p. Ct.. No Do. do. No 5 Do. N. k 6. 8 par Ct Do. N do. 5 per Cent tasters Unkei, aims A (kis L U. fa.) be. elms B. and C. dlttt Do. flarl „ p4a. 6 p. Ct.) Da Nmv Do. New I shares East Lincolnshire Guaran teed 6 per Cent Idlaberga sod Glasgow. eater, Yeo.tl, k Dora. Fleeter and Exmouth Gloucester k Dean Forest shares, A„Dellie . De. 4 &area. 11, 9 p.OL. 121 i Do. 3 per Cent. Pref.... . 60 (3t. South. and West. (Ire., 11 Do. Eighth 100 Great North of fingiand. 25 Ds. New, g4O SO I Do. New, //30 13 Do. New, a 1 6 100 Great Western 30 1 Do. I shares 20 1 Do. PHIS.II Do. New, 111 30 I Nall sad 66 I n I Do isms lies DIA I shares SO ILsairaire sad Carlisle 10 Do. Thirds ~ 109 loasashire aad . Torkahlre 111 De. 16 Do.296rds . t 10 Do. New firm it 30 Do.Hadderegeld&Shet. 111 Do. West Biding Unica 60 Leads nag Bradford... 611 tools sag Thlrrk . 10 Do. Si De. Pat I resat No. No l 6 Do. Do. N 0.3 9 Do. Pref. Quarters 1646.. . 111: Leads* sad Blackwell .. 100 1 Lon., Brighton. k B. Cow 100 De. New gee. 6 p.Ct. 9 I Do. guaranteed 5 p.Ct.. late Crordoa Do. Prof. 3 per Coat_ Ds.Oararrt. b p.Ct.,1652 1 Lambe sad Orerawleh Do. Preference Leaden a North-Winter!. Do. do. New 1 shares.. Do. le the D0.410•9.,1anti . London k Boath-Weetern Do. New, C3O Do. New, S4O Do. New Pretenses .. Lowestoft Guar.4 per Cram. Bus.,ancOlattoel Nana., Ilbef,ttlinoolnsb Do. 1 shares, No. 1 .. Do., New glO Prof. .. Do. Has & LlorLUalto Do. 430 aares . Do. Blrm. sad Derby.. Do. Coon B. Se B. Op. C Do.ErewashValleyPret. Midland GreotWeet. (Ire) I illtddlestro'caltecL Cp.Ctie and Carnal Newmarket . Do. New MO .„ Do. Bateaatm Do. Guam. al pee Ct.. North Britt* Nenk Stetiredidre Oztard, Were., • Waiver. Prunes and Were „. Do.ll alums Bad., 0 did., and Wink Lipton and Moab I De.kbepreth Ezteenina ScetUala Central amnia Midland ... I rikreinWirm., Clam • De., New On and Cheater (Noe. M. NA.) De. Halves Do. Oswestry .„ De. New... Ont. Pret... Bret De►.e Da. Preference .„ Booth Staffordshire... isouti, i D; tiO.l .:. ... .... Do. No. 3 ... ... . Do. No. 4 Iseistersd .. Wales & York, Don. ilia D0 . 01e . ... I=4.D W L i i. pea. 3 c w t ateriettloadMkeni Wear do. d . Valley,Ct. goa. Do. o. Ms, Soeters!t,ps Weyal.. Dc 7 .6lL(Voekalloirca De. o.S.K.PurabcePrel York sad North Ydland GI i 1119110 i 94 34 71 i ez dlv 7 6i 40!1 151 I 61 FORBIOX RAILWATS. I Asekimltallaa flats It. sal Arftiaa) .- .. =sal Amino .. Frame (Unica) . ... .. 4' 41 db. 64 13 12j irt brim I I 6 die I Ps. DO7 -- iOreat Imam rlrdavala Flee 4•777 Madrid lid Name sal Limp Nordista of Pasta . Origins sol Barden: . . . Pub rid Odom Porlissd Paris mil Streslowi Boar and Hates ... Oman sad Maws 70011 , led Nelda 1 rm. FM f ar 6 Si 8 di.114.a. 191 . 99 si 6 96 9 111 1 2 01 die LI ►IRPUUL, April 8. Bengi - EXCHANOZ.—The market Ls been steady bat dal' today.—Fast Lancashire, 7—Lanesebtre and Yorkshire Omen Misted 331—London and North Wagers, log r. i c.—Ditto (mew Laharrak d. — Manchreter, illmarld, mad Ltwin. 12S-111 ad. (i shares), 27 d.—Northern rake (Pi L and W. No. I), 41—ahrtres. bury and Birmingham as. Id. A). 411 MANCJIBSTER, April 8. Srocj•BlottAxon.—The market haa not been aninastod, bat the amount of business has been rather greeter perhaps than would be slithered from the gant*tioak end prick lure been eteottr. April& Broad-Ixemtwou.—Thers wu my little inquiry after &area la MY gawks( to-day, and the pekeeer eaturday were wartely supported. April 8 BTeez.-Zxceemoot.—There is no msterial charge is W toeo of the market since itatuNts7. This morning the Wes We bees - G rea t Northern., IS dist; lark and North SWUM Peel, Sk CaWareham, a 3-111; North Western Pref., ef din AKIJT , , L, Apra 8. Moan-liomAnss.—Tt. market isstill insetivt. were a few deallno loot y) In tho Quarter Shares of the °mot tern Cotopary and is Midland Stock, but we have no vadat! talon to notice. r. Then )rest We: Si ii PM 4 6 pa. U 15 die. 11 I.' I di . ' e 5 7 8 7 7i 85 3 3 dl& I i le 3 '1 li " I Pa. 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